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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-21

1t is very necessary to protect the
joints of the steering gear, and for this
purpose many cars are provided with
leather covered joints. This is very
desirable provision and one which
should be made by all who use their
cars irrespective of weather. The
joints should be thoroughly washed
with a painters brush and kerosene.
and then given a good supply of mo-
tor grease, the whole being enclosed in
flexible leather casing, which can be
sewn around the points by Nany har-
ness maker or shoemaker.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-21

"Thorpes famous guide Is considered the
best book of its kind in the United
States
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

the crowd, Thank you). I am willing to admit. as l suppose you are, the truth of the statement of the chair man that I have not addressed any where an audience of which this Is not a peer ~(Creat applauseD I sec that you admit it. and you have not drank any of that water. either. CApplausr., I got some of the water on the way up. but I believe it was from below the crossing I have it in canteen and I expect to try it on some of the com pany.
 My fellow citizens. in spite of the somewhat iOcular way in which you received my assertion. l still am very glad to meet you. CApplause) I am glad to see you. because I am glad to know that the population of Arizona. which I believe will soon and in the near future become a state, is (great applause) sufficient to deserve it. I observe even out of the mouths Of babes and stockings We hear the de- sire for statehood. l congratulate you upon having such an energetic and pretty city. I have no doubt that here.
 
 in the new states which I have had the honor to visit, there is a determin- ation on the part of each citizen in Prescott to make her population double in the next few years, to in crease the wealth. prosperity, and to make it known as a large place on the map. That spirit find every where throughout the west. l find it subordinate, however. to the interests of the state and still more subordinate to the interest in the development v the country-aIl these feelings devel- oping into an Americanism which makes the type that everyone who feels interested in his country has q right to have pride in. (Applause.) Now. had the honor to address an audience at the capital of your terri tory this morning, and in the course of those remarks I ventured to prophecy that you would have statehood in the near future I did so because the re- publican platform. upon which I had the honor to be elected. promised that statehood to Arizona and New Mexico. separately. I am not, however. the legislature of this government. and all I can do is to prophecy. not to prom ise But from what I know-from what I have heard of the discussion-- I am quite sure that the movement is proceeding and that you may count upon it's success.
 Now. then, if it is to be successful. want to call your attention to the responsibilities that will be upon you as citizens of the state and citizens of the country. You will have to select your state officers. you will have to select your congressman and senators. and before all that you will have to
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

to exercise your suffrage to have gov ernment of law. government that re- spects vested rights of property. re- spects liberty of individuals, and a government that shall reflect credit upon your population. (Applausc)
 "I have passed from Boston to the west coast, and down the west coast and here. and the thought comes uppermost in my mind as l addressed all the audiences I have seen. that we are here. and have for years been breeding d type of men, not German. not Irish. not English. not French, not Spanish, not Mexican. not Swiss or Swedish. but a type adapted to our civilization, a type of Americans by which we can all stand. There may be discontent in this country. but. if so, have not found it. In every com munity. in every, hamlet that l have addressed there is a determination to make things better, both materially in an educational way and spiritually. al- though one is a part of the other. and they don't ask odds of anybody. Now that is the spirit l nave found every where. and I am proud to be an Amer ican and to know that such a spirit is actuating our people, because it's con country and the making of it such that we can continue to love ,her with all our heart. Good bye"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
PLA|NER TALK BY PRESIDENT On Subject Of Statehood For
 Arizona
 HE NOT ONLY FAVORS II But Believes That it Will Become a Fact in the Next Session of Congress. His Address at Prescott on Wednesday Night
HE NOT ONLY FAVORs II

Prescott. Oct. 13.-(Special cores pondence to the Republical)-Presi- dent Taft last night began his address to the people of Prescott with jocu- lar allusioa- to remarks by Chairman Morrison after he had been presented with a drink of Hassayampa water, and to the address of presentation by Mayor Goldwater. The president said:
 MT. Chairman. Mir Mayor, Ladies and Gentlemen of Prescott:
 My father used to tell me story of an old gentleman who loaned his coat to another man. and said 70 him as he went away. Don't swear while you wear that coat He went away and he came back after two or three hours and tine owner of. the coat asked him whether he had sworn. He said. No: I have never sworn. but I never felt so much like lying in this life CGreat applause)
 After that dose which your chair man administered to ne. l felt like drawing the long bow as never before in this trip.
 T am delighted to meet you (from
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

A considerable assortment of white Swsses suitable Bedroom Curtains, 36 inches wide, in figures. dots floral designs always 1212c-for this day only, yard,
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
PLACES VACATED BY
 STRIKERS QUICKLY FILLED
Two of the City SprinkIers Return to Work; Supt. Carr Gives,His Side
 of the Strike.

Two of the nine men connected with the street department who struck Wednesday have returned to work. The places of the others have been filled by Superintendent Carr of the street department. One of them came to work yesterday morning and the other went back to his old place a few hours after he left it.
 The nine men. who were employed sprinkling the streets, all struck about o'clock Wednesday. just about the time Taft was taking the train nut of the city. Their reasons were that they had not been treated properly and did not receive the same privi- leges that othef employees of the city receive. Their specific grievance seemed to be that they had to work while the president was in town.
 In speaking of the affair yesterday. Mir. Carr said:
 The men did not take the trouble to come to me with their grievances; if they had I would have listened. The first I knew of any disaffection in the ranks was when they all appeared in body and asked for their time They said they had not been treated right. There was little discussion about it. They seemed to think they should not have been required to work while the president of the United States was in town: yet that was the one day of the whole year when we needed them most. I do not know of any city employees who took day off because Mir. Taft was in town. The majority of them worked harder than they usually work
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
REGULATES KIDNEYS
 AND ENDS BACKACnE
Your out-of Order Kidneys Act Fine
 and Bladder Misery vanishes.

No man or woman here whose kid neys are out-of-order, or who suffers from backache or bladder misery. can afford to leave Pape's Diuretc un- tried.
 After taking several doses all pains in the back. sides sr loins. rheumatic twinges. inflamed or swollen eyelids. dizziness, tired or worn-out feeling and other symptoms of clogged. slug gish kidneys simply vanish.
 Uncomfortable urination Cespecially at night. smarting. discolored water and all bladder misery ends
 The moment you suspect the slight est kidney or bladder disorder. or feel rheumatism pains. don't continue to be miserable or worried, but get a fifty cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic from your druggist and start taking as di- rected with the knowledge that there is no other medicine. at any price, made anywhere else in the world which~is so harmless or will effect SC thorough and prompt cure.
 This unusual preparation goes direct to the cause of trouble. distributing its cleansing. healing and vitalizing influ- ence directly upon the organs and glands affected and completes the cure before you realize it.
 few days treatment of Pape's Di- uretic means clean, healthy, active kidneys. bladder and urinary organs and you feel fine.
 Your physician. pharmacist. banker. or any mercantile agency will tel you that Pape. Thompson & Pape of Gin fe, rAennnSihIa. medicine concern. thoroughly worthy of your confidence.
 Accept only Pape's Diuretic-fifty- cent treatment-from any drug store anywhere in the world.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

There will be a meeting of the Salt River Valley Watermelon Growers Associat ton at the Commercial par lors on Saturday. October 16. at 1:30 D. m. All members are urged to be present.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

A special meeting of the Dairymen's Co-Operative Association will be held Saturday at the court house. 1880 D. m. All dairymen invited.
 LEWIS KOHL, Secretary
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

'HOghe Dick" has opened a lunch stand at the fair grounds and is ready to feed all corners
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

For purses. leather, leather card cases. money pouches and bill books. see Hinckley's Postoffice News Store. They have just received new ship ment of these goods.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
COMING OF MIR. eALLlNcER

Secretary Ballinger of the interior de- partment is expected here on Tuesday morning for an inspection of the rec
 lamation project here. He will first visit the Yuma project and will be ac- companied by Engineer Hill. who went to Nevada few days ago to meet the
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Dr. Crocker cures piles. No knife: no pain. 2O3 Mercantile Place, Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15
INCREASED BUSINESS

gard to general business conditions in Phoenix Councilman Stauffer. who took some pains to obtain information on the subject, said yesterday: "Mer- chants tell me that they are doing from 20 to E per cent more business now than they were the same time last year. This fact, I think. is very inn portant. It shows that the city is progressing by leaps and bounds and that the winter ahead of us is to be one of the most prosperous we have ever had"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Dr. Emmons. Optician. s6s North Fourth Avenue
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Red apples sl5o per box at the Crump Hay X Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-15

Now, my friends. as has been stated. we can stay with you but a short time. You give me more cour- age. you give me more inspiration. to look into your eyes and see that you are deliberate men and that you are intelligent men. and that you propose
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

The Interior be divided into "a
auditorium ana ssunda sehool room
The main auditO rinm 50 sfieetl
SQUARE The peWs arranged III circuIar
form, the floor bowed from s,l to Ii,
rear ana from side 10 side, producing
an amp Theatre effect The sunday
school room SO arrange as to com
bine al the advantage of an assembly
room, at the same time pdrsovid Tor
Individual class room work. One uf
the small rooms to- he fitted anu FUR
nished In cory, conf ortabfe manner
for the; use OF the 1adies. soeieffies OF.
the church and Also to provide a read.
ing or gathering room for the young:
people. 9 a roomy basement under
meath the entire church could De fitted
up for further Sunday school work and
also for q gymnasium for the boys or.
an assembly room for social gather
ings 81 lss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
neA 31-156-63. n1a and swA 32-15s-6as

reA 31-156-6S. nh and swA 32-15s-63a
:22,40O. -. ..o~. 50 ,
Fred H. Stoltze and wife to Magnus
Peterson, lots 1913, blk. IA, Stoltze's
ad. to Devils Lake; $3.50. - !, =."95, *
John G. Dingle and wife to E. Myrtle
Gray, lots 5-6. en- seA.7, swA 8-15S-64;;
$4,000. ...s<. ~ .st ss.S.s II
Grant stotts and wife to Emma E:
Knight, lot 6, BLK. 50, starkweather;;
S1.00. ., .z.@ ". ~ { + &. - e.
A. o. Sather to John T. Erickstad,
seA 12-157-6s; $4,000. ss i + II a. i
Geo. Meiklejohn and wife to Homer
Resler, II interest in nwA 10-15s-6s;.
$1,000. MI = ~ . .f @. z .:.5:
Z Cynthia A. Folger and husband to-
Della E.. Wehe, neA 23-156-61; $4,000,
John H. Smith and wife to William
Firth SIX nw14, M sw14 6-15s-61, s11ss
:ne14, nK seA l-15s-s3 IS, o0O. 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
Appeal to ths PubI1r Spirited
Citizens III Devils

The undsrsfg y ma ofi
theSboart Of trastt eess III the ethodigts
Episcopal 4church being Till persuade
'eds that "a i rev Hiding Sa
crying need for ON 81 Ing a work iin}
sthhes city zofs Devils ate. ana being ffurs
ther persuaded thai IL bull We
ought to erect as building III keeping
with the progress and neYalopments
of our city; and that such an Institus
ton as 4 church iss a benefit to ALL;
church goer and ;$ non e1.lrch goers
alike; and that the erection Of such u
building is beyond The financial
strength Of our present membe rship,3
do hereby respectfully solicit such
financial assistance from me public. at
large as win insure the erection 81 q
church building In keeping with our
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

:: The trustees also have III mind pro
viding such an auditorium as can be
used for high class lectures like that
Of DR.. John for the 7. M. c. and
such public gatherings as the COM
memoration of the Lincoln centennial.
Surely such a building is needed in
Devils Lake and ought to be an Inn
mediate possibility. ;.z 1 5f5 T !: !.
: A church >for the people With ID
seven day programme, and asplant
adapted to the needs Of growing com.
munity is the desire Of the trustees.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
[ARII||Y|I||'|||||'||
IN||'lI|||||''l|

The Great Nor III depot was al.
most total destroy yea 4 Is rlnoresS
last evening about o,clock Tie loss
is about $500 10 bull ding was
valued At $40. 900, The comp
RED 5its own lsv Insurance 81 the structure
The fire started IA aggage!
room The baggage man lighted his
lantern went ulttside ight
lamps. He was absent not more than
al u couple tot minutes When he retnrI
I'D the baggage room was - mass os
flames. It's belieyed u tle abroad
sofacials that the lantern xploded
The wood #ork buildin burned Ike
9ttsnsders was a brick astruc t,lre which
had been built Al 500 for division
Sheadqua rters bull ling "a ven AS d de-
pot ana the oaices were better con-
ssttrncted than hose m the esrand
Forks depot The FIRE dep rtmentl
could Sdo very little to save the main &
structure 30 the bull ding van 4 mass
sof flames son their arriY They were
sue easful in piping the sflre AZ the
walls dividing the main str,lcture from
the freight Office.
al Of the pulldlng east Of the freight
house wall was destroye "a
sd Of the expires freight and bag
gage was saved.
The Western Uni ion Great
Northern wires went \ down and com
munication west Of arimore was
shut of for a couple Of hours line
man was busy making the necessary
repairs before 8 q "a. 81
Carpenters were sent to- I1arimore
on the Oriental Limited and Assistant
Superint II w. q. Kelsey stated
temporary freIg ht al pot would he in
place by 81 . clock this mornin
There Isl enough OF the west end Sof
the building left to make q fair sized
depot. s3;s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
PROPOSED NEW CHURCH.

two cent stamp must be used ss3$%:Ss
his order has been received by the
local postofice officials as vel as by
every other ostotHce oficial il: the
count takes the place sof an or
der issued q few nonths ago IT'D the
effect that cards off the kind must be
sent inside q an envelope which might
BE left unseaIed
1 Il year ago a. postal Jerk ii is
cousin cut his finger on the edge Of q
card. Tinsel on the card got into the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
new METHODIST CHURCH
PLANNED FOR THIS CITY

tories and vicissitudss the church or
:ganization has endured until today its
membership feels that the present
building is entirely inadequate for do
ing modern church work. With ordi-
nary, congregations I .crowdlng the
building and the Sunday school grow.
ing rapidly as to leave insufficient
room for the number Of classes re-
CURED, a new building with a modern
equipment is crying need. e
While no plans have been officially
adopted by the trustees, the sketch
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
RE>:- ESTATE
TRANSFERS
For tie week Of Feb. II:

:: For tee week Of Feb. II:
- U. S. to heirs of Karen Rasm usen,
zseA nwA, Ell swA and lot 3, 5-154-s3.
,Jokop Mongolia and Matt Mongolia
and Marie Pirila and husband to John
:, Mongolia, Il interest in swA 1885,
60; nh neA 8, VIZ nwA 17-154-5e.
Consideration s2,967.5l. -. ~.
.:Ss3 Belle Kirker, guardian for Edna NJ.
sk 81 to Silver Serumgard, nh nwA,
#seA neAs neA swA 14-154-63; $1,000.
54z s.. A. +: Helgeson and wife, to Edward
.s.W WE g sA znh sec. 4, ne7z swA
1880; $4,000. =. - q u. .5.....
s. Rance and wife to H. NJ. Nash,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

Uncle Sam Mall Men VIII not Hand.
ID Ilnsel Ost Cards an,
Other

Orders have been issued NV the:
postofhce departmen that an postal
cards son which there iiss any sand.
glaze, tinseI Oh other gubst ance of the
kind must be sent III y sealed; enyel-
Iope on which the stamp IS placed.
The address must. beSS on the outside
3ef the envelope transparent enyel-:
,opes, rs used, must have the address
on the outside ana not Oh the card A
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

!, Engesather Ohnstad Implement Co.
to George b. Tow1e, s1a nw4 lots s33-4
3-157-62; S2,4aQ. 55;= # z;ss3$s
! C. o. Russell and wife to J.: M VIII
Hanson, part of lot 5-153-64; 5000:
Iyer J..%Wickum and wife to Louis
La Due, lots $40, blk IL, Crary's west
ad. to Crazy; $500. i. "a. Al,
John W., Mahr and wife to Geo. II.
Locke, lots 1916, blk. s. :sMahr sas ri
Locke's I'd ad. to Devils Lake; 500. $s
;a< Joseph NJ. Kelly and wife to John gss
:Hendrickson, lots 1928, block A, Stark
weather; s1.0O. .2I:s 5slSas
81 Security State bank, Edmore, to- Ole
Sampson, swA 1S-15s61; $4,000. s5s
James Nash to AdoIph Welien, sw1z*
1856; $4,000. sss5
Thomas 81. Doyle to Edward
Doyle, nWA %. ss1a swsz a 4-155;6s;;ss
SO, 900.
from and wife to EmanueI'sS
Norwegian Lutheran church, part 81
Isw1 26-155-e2;; sl2. oO. 8
atherine 4. Kaiser and husband cd
Thos. Hs Doyle. a y SCI &. VI ne lots
!; SCI ne11l s-155s65 II
4
Edward Virgins TO a. Fl TTIIanson.ss
s ~ u II, mex sW1 4-15s-60; SO, 300.
csustaye Becker to 4 Herman and
Henry Becker, e11s ne Y. III 81 se1 %.
Il ssss.1 90.
Peter stoeser to Plus stoeser, lots
m and g5t Y ne n 81 90.
Henry Toppi Ter TO The tolic
theran church, part ofss nw5 1876 55ss
81 to Gust H Gessner, sW1l RI
s5ss
gs gust zenaan to Oliver Davidson;
interest III lot 4, blk sssS II,aWton:8
s33 .000.
q De + rel, e 1s7-
1901
W Vhitford and wife to John d.
fDingle, lots 81 IS Buyers id,
III Devils Lake; 81. i55
/ n 10 Elizabeth Gum. n IA mex,
/ aesg nesaz and Iot sec. 2s-a
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
THE PRESENT CHURCH.

ing strangers and the home people
who must constantly behold and use
them. Therefore let US have such
buildings as are in keeping with the
present growth and development of
our city.
The present church building of the
Methodist society was erected some
twenty-five years ago. In fact Rec r.
H. Sechler, then pastor, preached the
first sermon in it on Feb. 14th, 1886.
Since that time pastors and members
have come and gone, yet through vic
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
needs and the present status Of Devils

neeus. anu Inc present Status ol lewis
Lake. s Y 6.
r We would further request that the
committee pointed by the trustees
be given every encou ragements possible
that q good work now und ertake1I may
be speedily and successfully consum:
mated. n n : ;} .:5
Signed for thLs 'rustees: 5@=s /; &
=. .ss555.t.. 3. 5 81 John Henley.
4 s. s}-fss3s g. Fogburg
;3.s.'*: II: 20 s. 4. Johnson. rs :
\ 4 Adams. N d IN q
soer. .559s ,3*
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

and ethcings appearing in this issue of
the Journal are an adequate express
sion of what they have in mind. A
building of such outward appearance
and dignity as to be credit to the
city with such interior arrangement as
will meet the needs of modern and up
to-date religious instruction.
The architects idea is building
of red brick with the gable ends and
second story of stucco work with tim.
bered effect, the timbers stained a
dark brown.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

%c,lt3 with the result that the clerk lost
his arm because Of blood poisoning;
The oyer 1 Il then issued the enye-
.lope order Now, however, has
found that lnsealed enVelo pes are as
good IS ~ nvelopes, the fine
particles of tinseI and sand shaking
out of the envelopes and over the other
mail Hence the 4 last order: Every
card found not sent properl viii be
sent rs the dead letter once terling,;
sIlI., Gazette. Y.
Sorensen one Sof the arriers
on the rural routes of this city. xper-
fenced consid erabIe trouble from blood
I poisoning recently from the same
cause as stated III the. above article.
and 1t would seem that the govern
nent' prec utiion ~ very wise ana
timel
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

} Martin Pearson and wife to N. w.
Mutual Saw. and Loan sAss'n, lot 1,
blk. 81. starkWeather $500. Y Is.
John g Dingle and wife to Michael
Noonan and Herman Rutten. lots 81
blk. 8, Ruger''s ad. to Devils Lake.
So. 400. s..]
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
TOXIC NEWS


81 Moses Redday and family returned
home from Canada saturda yy. They
had been visiting there for i couple of.
weeks.
Michael Hunt was 81 Devils Lake
3satuTday
Jos. Powell was Il Devils Lake visit
Tuesday.
Miss Hilma FTeebnrg visited at the
home Of her aunt and uncle Mr. and
Mrs John Christie herson near Devils
akesoYar sSund ay
81 Otto Ison was Il Devils 4 AXE visitor
ssafurday g ss.s SsSs
and WIS. Herb Baitson went toS
sDeyils Lake ssaturda where they ilIi
visit for q time.
ictor3 Ruth returned home satur.s
day alter Il q avs visit At Devils
Lake,
h Jaaua was a bus ness visitor At
I Warwick Saturda
here Was Sa small dancing party atS
Toxic saturday ii reported
they PLAYED 81 ghts out at about
oselock.
First; ass mill feed, cracked corn!
,.Ssshorts and Chase, Toxic
albert Jaalua vas d business tisitor
FIJI Devils Lake betyee len trains Vysdnea-
Iday
Kamprsld was d Devils Lake
Visitor over night Mond y
August Carlson stas q passenger To
Devils Lake atonday 1enrosite to points
Oh the Farmers HE. Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
MAIlRIA

For the Week of Eel 7ti,
Casper KolnIg, age 2s, Devils Lake
Eto Mary Shelly age 10, Devils LAX 3 rs
Z Clarence Sf Dewey 49, starkw eath;3
se aa TO sussianne Vest, 2o, Devils Lake.
The most compile e. date stock
sof general mereha ndise aver shown "a
Devils Lake ID now on 81 e. ats AIMS
department store IS