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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
Date for Hearings Set by the
Committee
TAKE UP PROPOSITIONS
The White Slave Bill Is Favorably Re
ported Both Branches, After Short
Sessions, Adjourned to
January A.

Washington Dec o. The opening
gun in the campaign IN Congress for gem
elal interstate commerce legislation, was
fred yesterday by the House committee
on interstate and foreign commerce,
which gave notice Of is adoption Of IN
order setting hearings for Jan. is next
and daily thereafter.
u il expected that the presidents mes
sage urging reforms in the interstate
commerce law win be formulated during
The Christmas holidays and be in shape
for transmission to Congress shortly Aft
er the two houses reconyene in january.
Meantime Chairman MAINS committee
has adopted this orders
That all bills amendatory Of, supple.
mentary TO on affecting the act to rog,l-
late commerce, or affecting the facilities
for transportation, on regulations, and
practices regarding transportation, he
set for hearing for Jan. rs, 1910 and
from day 70 day thereafter until said
hearings are concluded unless otherwise
ordered BY the committee
Mr. Mann already Inns framed a bin
emhodying bis views as to the proposed
legislation.
The Mann white slave traffic bill,
recently agreed on BY the house com
mittee on interstate and foreign com.
merce. was fayorahly reported to the
house to-day BY Chairman Mann Of that
committee The report accompanying the
presentation Of the measure distinctly
diselaims any purpose to interfere with
on usurp in any way the police powers
81 the state and declares the provisions
of the bin to he mostly based on the
power OF Congress over interstate and
foreign commerce. Ii also recognizes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
cHRIsTMAs ADvIcE FRoM rAFr.
He Reassures Lad who Doubts the
santa Claus Business"

When little Henry Gordon McMorran.
the six-year Old grandson ef Representa-.
tive MeMorrau Of Michigan. was intros
duced 10 President Taft, during Tie cons
gressional calling hour az the White
House Monday he hnntly told the chief
executive that Ne had begun 10 doubt
the authenticity Of "all this Santa CLAUS
business" AT the suggestion d his paf-
ents Ne rad decided n leave tie matter
10 Present Taft for settlement Tile
president was taken ahack for q minute.
but looking dawn % the little fellow
aud patting him On the head said.
Wen, young man il you write lett
ter to Santa Claus and on Christmas
that lie not only exists, but Is mighty
morning ard De bas brought you ail that
yon asked for isn't that enough 70 show
fine FELLOW II The boy admitted that
that certainly would he III ont ID fa.
vor Of Santa Claus and lie aeraed 10
reserve bis Judgment until Christmas
morning III tie meantime ne i gomg
to BE- very busy With letter writing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22

that in part the measure embraces legis-
lation IN furtherance OF the information
al agreement for the suppression Of the
traffic. II says careful examination
81 the constitution, the authorities and
decided eases shows that the provisions.
dependent upon the commerce clause Of
the constitution. are constitutional.
The bill, says the report, does not en-
aeavor to regulate. prohibit Or punish
prosecution. or the keeping Of houses Of
prostitution those being matters wholly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
pHIPps POUNDS Wv HOSPITAL.


Philadelphia, Pa. Dec p Henry
Phinps, former partner Of Andrew Car
negie and founder Of the Phipps insti'
tute ii this city. has dropped 4 Christ.
mas gift considerably exceeding 100000
in value into the stocking of the univer.
sity Of Pennsylvania, which has been
selected 1hy the former iron manufacturer
to carry on the work which the Pilipps
institute has heretofore done. only on d
broader scale. 4 new hospital viii be
built AZ Seventh and Lombard streets
which with its equipment. will cost in
round numbers $4,000 Mr Pbipps
has made arrangements to endow the
hospital with sufficient income to meet
ali IFS demands,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22

Dyspeplets W 7'1 ss'G; s; I'M
Heartburn Nausea, Wind in the stomach, Soa.
sickness. Sieepiessuess arising from Indigestion,
All dlscomforts OF Dyspepsia They are composed
Of the best digestiyes caTnlinailycs and correct
ives and arc agreeable aud economical Put upin
thJeo ei1es lDc. 2lc and ST. Sold hy al drnGgsta,
and sent promptly BIZ mail On wreipt " price hy
g. /. MOOD GO MfA Chemists. LOwell, Mass.
~ Made by Hood Its Good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
SENATE CONFIRMS BACON.
He win be the Ambassador 10
France.

fAdAeet
Washington. Dee 2a THE Senate yea.
terday confirmed the nomination Of
former Secretary of State Ree Bacoa
~ New N0rk, 10 he amba aaor 10
France.
senator Root BIZ his activities on the
floor before the executive session dissi-
uafed aii 81 TIE 0bieetious that bad been
raised against Air Bacon and 20 opposition
Whatever appeared All 81 tbA oiber
diplomatic nominations which were sent
@ the Senate Monday were confirmed
Senate Receives More Nominations.
President Talt sent to the Senate yes.
terday tie nomination 81 Hugh Il Me-
kee a. postmaster at Atlanta Gas The
president also nominated George Stone
al California to be naval officer Of cus-
toms az san Francisco Cal, and Howard
q. Shober of South Dakota, 10 be audi
tor for The interior department - this
city The president also sent in the
nomination 1t Charles RI West Of Green
Vile, Miss, to be member Of the APP
pontmcnt which was agreed upon YES
terdav
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
Senate Receives More Nominations.
A NEW ANTITRUST BILL
Would Give Courts Authority to Dissolve
Illegal Combinations.

washington. Dec. % Al antitrust
bill giving United States circuit courts
authority To dissolve combinations con.
vieted Of monopolizing q attempting to
monopolize any part of trade % com.
merce between The states and with for-
eign countries and TO appoint receivers
for them has been introduced in the
House By Representative Martin Of Cot
orado. The bin specifically exempts ID.
Dor. agricultural horticultural, fraternal
and other associations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
ROOSEVELT AT KAMPALA.
He Receives King Of Uganda and Holds
Public Reception.

Kampala Uganda Dec ~ The Amer.
lean expedition arrived here Yesterday
and was received by Subeommissioner
q a. Knowles Colonel Roosevelt came
by motor car from Entebbe and the
Others arrived On the steamer. Before
leaving Entebbe. the colonel and Kermit
had luncheon at the government house
and held q public reception. Yesterday
Afternoon they visited the Min Hill mis-
sion here and later received King Daudi
Cllwa q Wanda.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22

within the power of the state. Ii has
been shown, on the other hand, accord.
ing to the report, that persons engaged
IN the white slave trafiice in some large
cities felt free to work as between The
states, but hesitated aboht engaging ID
the traffic when wholly confined to one
state.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-22
pTLEs cuREp IN ! 40 u pAYs

PA1O OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70 cure
any case Of itching, blind, bleeding Of
protruding piles in 6 to IA days Of
money refunded SOC.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

Receipts.
Premiums received during the
year In cash ..........
Interest and dividends received
during the year. -.
Rents received during the
year ..........,.....
Amount received from all
other sources .............
Total receipts
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North Dakota Business

Total rtska taken during the
etai premiums iieseietiveaaa' dur =
7 : ing the year 49,. -. -,
Total tossea incurred during
Total amount IL losses paid
during the year ............
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:

That the undersigned, Charles w.
Greene has filed his petition with the
Clerk of the District Court In and for
the County of Ramsey and
State Of North Dakota Tor a
permit to sell for medicinal, scien-
tific and mechanical purposes,
malt, vinous, spirituols, fermented
and other intoxicating liquors for q
period Of one year at Lot 81, Block
% of the City of Devils Lake, North
Dakota, and that the hearing upon
said petition will take place before
the Hon. John r. Cowan, Judge; at
the court house In the city of Devils
Lake, North Dakota on July 18th, 1909
at 10 o'clock a. M. III,
CHARLES W. GREENE, !
Isn't >~>', :~'+ Petitioner. 7:
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Z " VI. Y 81. DRUGGIST PERMIT. .. .=i; !. ::

So 2DnSSNatSv ]. TENN l. .'i ....-@
State of North Dakota, County of Ram.
a Z ss !. 5:,,s5 :s s.
) In District Court, Second Judicial.
District. :$ s5@ y. = s s ~. ?; 'y1az:t i.
~ Pursuant to an order made in this
Court on the 25th day Of May 1909.
Notice is Hereby Given that on the
18th day of July, 1909 at the hour of
two O'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at Chambers Of the Judge Of said
Court in the Court House in the City
Of Devils Lake In said County and
State, has been appointed by the
Judge Of said Court as the time and
place for. hearing the petition of A. W.
Harrison Of Webster in, the Township
of sFreshWater in said County and
State. for the granting to him Of a
druggist permit to sell, for medicinal
scientific, mechanical and sacramental
purposes, malt, vinious, spiritious, fer
mented and other Intoxicating liquors
tSLot 10, in Block z, in Webster,
Freshwater' Township in said County
and State; that any person interested
in the granting Of the said petition
may appear and contest the same un-
der the provisions Of law and they
will then and there be heard. : ~
Dated Devils Lake, N. D. May 26,
1909. e: @ .5zs "a, :.s= =
A. W. Harrison, Petitioner. -
u =>zct John r. Cowan, Judge.
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Disbursements.

LOSSES paid during the year.
Dividends paid during the
year .....,..
Paid for commissions and
brokerage .... ,...x.....x,.
Paid for salaries, fees and
otheF charges; -. ........-.
Amount Of all other dtsburse-
ments
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

.... , Summons.
State of North Dakota, =, LEVIN s<$ S$@s$E&
County OF Ramsey e ss: fS:%$Sgs;
In District Court, Second Judicial District:
Leo E. Beauchamp, plaintiff,
vS. ,sSES35f2P5i<
Ed Clark. defendant. - s'@ LlsSisS3gE3s
r SUMMONS 4
The state of North Dakota to the above named
defendant: sE,s;F:: .SS5Ef-55%%
Youa hereby summoned to answer the COM
plant in this action, which complaint duly veri-
fed has been filed in the office of theRclerk of
the district court for Ramsey county North
Dakota at his office in Devils Lake, N. D. and to
serve copy Of your answer upon the subscribers
within thirty days after the service Of this sum-
and in case Of your failure to appear or answer,
Judgment will be taken against you by default for
| the relief demanded in the complaint. a;SFsss$
Dated June 18th, 1909. Et53#sS
FLYNN & rRAYNOR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence and Postofflce Address, Devils Lake
North Dakota. %Tl152sFEa
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPLicA-
TON FOR DRUGGIST PERMIT i
SCtpfA re NORTH, ST>,1,c&o.a :. q

NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPLlcA-
t @s3T TON FOR DRUGGIST PERMIT i
State Of North Dakota, County of
Ramsey, rs: sS5 E5 :ss
In District Court, Second Judicial
District. ". 5-5 9th, ss. p.
Notice is hereby given that on the
Gath day of MAY, 1909, an order was
made y by the Hon. John f. Cowan,
Judge Of the said district court, fix
ing the time for the hearing Of petit
tions Of ]. a, Moran, asking that a per
init be issued to him to sell intoxicat-
Ing liquors for medicinal, 4 scientific,
mechanical and sacramental purposes,
malt, vinous, spirituous, fermented or
other Intoxicating liquors at No. Ais
Kelly avenue, on Lots 4, Q, and 8, of
block %, In the city Of Devils; Lake,
Ramsey County, North Dakota, which
petition was duly filed IN said court,
said order fixing the time for the hear
ling Of said petitio lon on the { 18th day Of
July Jul 1908, at the court house In the
city Of Devils Lake, Ramsey county,
n. D., in chambers Of said Judge, when
and where any person? interested in
the granting Of said petition may ap.
pear and contest the same under the
;proYis ions or the law. $ Il: z. I
Is Dated Devils Lake, N. D., May 24th,
1905. 58I;'.2 Ia
u 4 A GRAN, f .:sss s5ss= -.:.f
Applicant for said Permit and
Druggfst Ssss s7il +,
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NO It'll E IS ilEREgY77c.ii;v, =

.jj That the undersigned mn, Z ! !, s y,
bEetson has filed his petitinn IN sl Y. Q.
3saerk of the District Court II IN III W ".
sae .couny Of Ramsey and s III It We
tsorsh Dakota for q permit il, s All ~ =.
neaicinal scientif c and q MAJ Il a 4 al
purposes malt vinous, spirIfno,a q sas2
mented and other Intoxicating III HIM, ~,
ZOE period Of one year Al b Tots W. q g
Eana Two Block Thirty.four 81 M c;ss,4
80 8. Devils Lake, North Daknt ss,e s, W
mat the hearing upon sai ii nat,t t;.,s.
z, Y, take place before the Hon i II,
y. oWan Judge; at the. 6ourt m, 49, u,
70 me city OF Devils Lake. North n 49,
se g as O. july July 2th 1909 at 10 O'clock "A.
MEa Ia'NcHBRErsoN
Petitioner.
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WS EKERN and MARSDEN SN
:, Z SPECIALISTS - 80 IS
- Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat -
c.s.s,,, Plathy Building It,.
,l Grand !nnddlFEo9 Forks. d. ~. North Dakota.
8ANKRUPTs .RET1TIo1s FoR DIs

s7AnKsuPTs e ,RnEIT1oN FoR DIS
s+ IN the District Court Of the United
In the matter Of Harry 81. Hand IL -.
rupt. In bankruptcy. ~ n "a : = $3.50
10 the Honorable Charles ~. AMI.
GGh Sps sfate Of the Pr
Harry a. Hand, of Devils !. Lake. IN
North o paEota Or ~ R as15 and State
f9lly represents that on the ZEE Spe dav
OF april 1909, last past he was di11y
aaJudged bankrupt under the acts ~
SS ~ relating TO bankruptcy: that
complied with ali The ranuiren as taui y
said aets and the orders of The eo,, q
sWHERE Eff o hsp SSava 49, - 81.
6e ssa d,esreed BY the court to have g fni1s
arainst IN, tom Ssall debts. proyabIe
aets exc ais s a,,at bankrupt
py Jaw from such discharge, NC isssl}
Z Dated this 31st day 81 NAV. a r. ~,ona
.%#--HARRY H. H AsiS:i 1903 ''.
=, IL. Order Of 1Fotice rnet esansrup t.
District OF. North Dakota. ID.
mi ~ anis srd day OF June, A. D.. 1909
ing be h ag gb x, the a court that a hear
Gay q July A. D., isos b on fse sr q
G,on9rI a. Fargo. in said DistrIcf 81 SAG Tag
9theiock N the forenoon; ana thai 1at s,ens
Inteeo6 pe il The Devils T LAKE
district eeg ana Newspaper printed Ia said
and .other persons In interest I meg,
pemr at, she SAID time and place and
granted tied sag petitioner should not Be
And II As further ORA VA "a / III.
fo Iii the clerk shall send 81 mali n,is
ne and s aTiaait ara copies said
them places Il aeairssssa e
8 D MI the Honorable Chr ,aa Is,
B F 5hs saia court aaa the
on tne 3rd day OF June, al III SaS
81. A. 4; MONTGOMERY. clerr $i
~ = 81 r. Steele. Deni,+TS 18th s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25
:Teachersl institute ln Session.

The Ramsey Count \ eachers Insti-.
ute Is III session in this city with 81
j. Woods, of Grand Forks. In charge
md Miss Palmer, Of this city, and;
Miss Stack, Of Grand Forks, assisting.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25
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srATH OF NORTH DAKOTA,

; c3ha q .cemmissioRsf * fhsSranee, 4
: 1,E.11C, Cooper Eommigs Homer IQ9 In
sufance q the stste of North DakoeA,
now; on 4lei in this oH9s,z A. ~.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand 2aud I'd mixed the seal of thig
Office at Bismarck the LIST dag, OF April,
Il. D, 1909 -. ss.-$ Az ~
dssai.3 : -s,.tt. sE.hC. COOPER,
ConmiBstonaf Of Insurance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-06-25

Bicycle repairing, new and second
hand bicycles bought and sold. Salts.
faction guaranteed, prices reasonable.
9. l. Grimes. sos Kelly Avenue. s
Fred D. Locke has money to- loan
on farms. Low rate Of interest with
special payment privileges. Phone
sss. tt
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
Races at HotchRiss.

The race meet at Hotchklss opened
auspicously at Hotchkiss yesterday and
will continue today.
Yesterday was barbecue and old
soldiers day and q special train was
run for the occasion, going up at 9
O'Clock in the morning.
The crowd yesterday was reported
fair and the program at the fair
grounds good. throughout, the races
being:fne and the general enjoyment
intense.
Because of its time for going to press
Thursday evening" the INDEPENDENT
is compelled to defer its more complete
report of the race meet until next is
sue.
The ball game played yesterday be-
tween Montrose and Hotchkiss teams
was fast one and was Won by Hotch-
kiss on score of to 4.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
The Land Feuer.

The land fever is by no means con-
fined to any particular spot. From al
most everywhere in the west there is a
land boom and high prices for acreage
is the general report. The solution is
easy. The land supply is limited, and
the people who ever expect an oppor-
tunity to get farm homes are anxiously
seeking them.
In favored sections like Delta county.
land is, barring valuably improved
places. not higher than in any good To-
cality. One can therefore very grace
fully extend an invitation to desirable
homseekers to visit this county and
make their selections here if it suits
them.
And. with the countless advantages
and splendid opportunities Delta county
offers, we can hardly see how they
could be disappointed. for Delta county
is ideal for homes, for health and for
money making.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
Getting Ready For Busy Season.

With the fruit crop now practically
assured and a favorable outlook for all
other crops. the towns as well as the
country are getting ready for an es-
pecially busy season.
The outlook has not been so favor
able for years for substantial crop of
all products, and the seers say this
year rs to be but beginning of SER
les of great crop years for this section.
or rather. that il is the link between
series of bad climatic conaitions and
series of years to be blessed with
good climatic conditions which next
year will usher in.
Present indications are that this year
will see more fruit in Delta county
than the facilities for handling can
well take care of, and that other crops
will be fully up with the fruit yield,
which is very satisfactory prospect
to contemplate.
Forseeing that under such conditions
business will greatly increase, the
towns are getting ready for it.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
Much Land Which Was Desert a
Year Ago, to Produce Crops.
New North Delta Canal Makes Waste Places
Spring Up" and Our Fertile Lands
blossom as the Rose

gasps and exclaims: Its ridiculous
Land cannot possibly be worth so much
money!" In reality there if no 1iffer-
ence between the two propositions, ex-
cept that the price for the land is in
significant compared with the price of
the city lot. 1t is just as easy to i'm
prove land until its value reaches
thousands per acre as it is to improve
city lots until they have a market val
ue of thousands per foot, and the same
conditions make the value of each
legitimate locality and improvements.
Investors buy because Of the money
they can see in the property Build
ings are being put up right along in
the big cities on margin of profit
from rentals which do not compare
with our land possibilities at any prices
ever asked or obtained for it. Land
which can be made to pay for itself
with a few years crops, is dirt
cheap" at whatever price it brings.
And there is no danger that it may
burn up in night and wipe out the
investment 1t is the owners, in fee
simple, as long as he chooses. and is
calculated to hold and increase its value,
If properly cared for.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
New Really Firm.

A new realty firm has opened Office
in Delta this week, the members being
Paul Wilson, the well known Hotchkiss
dealer and ID. X. Wallace of Aguilar,
Colorado. While Delta seems fairly
supplied with realty firms, in this bust
ness there always appears to be room
for one more. In Wichita, Kansas,
during its marvellous boom twenty
years ago. there was an even two
thousand licensed real estate dealers,
and there was record of SIS, 900, 900 of
outside capital coming in for invest
ment in single week. There is one
thing sure, big bunch of real estate
men are never found with signs out in
dead locality, Where they congre-
gate there are always prosperous. pro-
gressive conditions and something do
ing.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
Delta at Boulder.

Delta athletes did not succeed as
well as they expected at Boulder, but
for which there appears very good
reasons. The boys We're stitfened up
and badly knocked out by the long,
hard trip, and were, by the rules,
compelled to win in the semi-finals to
be entitled to enter the finals The
result of it all was that they only
captured third in the 2:20 dash. Ehe
Delta High School athletes are qualified
the state.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
The Real Knockers.

The Hotchkiss Herald remarks:
The majority of the people of Delta
county are of the sort that wish to see
the country grow; they will not feel
bad because their neighbors are able
to make a little more money than they
do. They seem to want to get their
neighbor's ideas and TO push into the
collar a little farther. On the other
hand there are a few people who will
make "holler" if some one else make
dollar. They will "holler'' if some
one sells part of ranch and gets a
good price for it, They will go to the
buyer and try to dissatisfy him and
tell him he has been taken for suck
err" These are the people who are
the knockers" and we agree with the
man whom we heard say that one thing
this couutry needed was few judicious
funerals
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
Keep the Cunnison
RiUcr in Mind.

This springs high water will suggest
many improvements to be made along
the Gunnison river as precaution
against possible future ravage by over
flows likely to come whenever there is
so vast an amount of snow in the noun
tain ranges. Whatever can be done in
the matter should be done. Land own
ers and the county should cooperate
and gradually the state should aid in
this work. 1t cannot all be done at
once, but as great an amount should be
done each year as is possible. During
the flood time all water which can be
used on land from the higher bitches
should be taken and the bitches be
made to carry Off rs much water as is
possible.
The Delta independent., 1909-05-21
ALICE DOVE

A. N. Glover will deliver the Memorial
Sermon.
After these services the G. A. r. and
Relief Corps will adjourn, to meet at
o'clock in the afternoon, when all will
assemble at the Baptist church for the
general memorial services. Hon. II.
j. Baird will deliver an address special
y prepared for soldiers and citizens.
Mr.. S. P. Kytiin and his choir will
have charge of the music for the after
noon service and will render a number
of selections suitable for this solemn
and patriotic occasion.
All soldiers of any war-all churches
schools -societies-and all citizens
are welcome to these services and
urged to unite with us.
By order of the George b. McClel-
Ian Post No. 76, G. A. Il. of Colorado
and Wyoming.
w. H. PoUNDsToNE. Commander.
r. j. CoFFEY, Adjutant.