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The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Daughters Of Veterans Meet.

A special Lincoln programme was
carried out last evening at the regular
monthly meeting OF the Daughters OF
Veterans. Miss Anna Roberts. Col
Bingham DR.. H A johnson. and Com
rade McCabe made Lincoln addresses
while letters Of regret were read from
Representative Goulden, Judge KimbalL
Col. z Thompson. and Mai. E. p Camp
bell Several new members were fni-
1isted
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
TRYING TO CAPTURE HAWK.
Crowds Of People Enjoy Efforts 20
XIII the Bird.

Hundreds Of curious WashingtoniaEs
stopped IN front Of the city post-office
hawk. which for days has dehed the Of
hclals OF the government. continuing 70
wax hearty and fat on numerous meals
Of carrier pigeons.
A rumor 10 the effect that an employe
would fish for the feathered marauder
with a hook and line served 70 attract
q large crowd, which packed the streets
adjacent 10 the buildings to such an ex-
tent that Capt. Williams. Of the First
precinct, had 70 call out his reserves.
Schemes to capture him were made.
but none went into effect. It is rlmored
that traps. poison. and guns viii be
brought into play to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16


HsiSa. tucAheisa. comment vous por1ez
roas heufs frash: 1t vas rluedef Gut
unterhEteu Esz,ern Abendi 5 war Eos-
ssrtig. 46er hosreu Sic nal. VIE konnt
Is dem dsss nichs mshr Masken d. v.7snl
Mir schcns ais Oh die SssaSsTbusndler
seIbst Sich hsettea 2nch mehr maskiren
soIlen. snssatt bsrn "a iaufen IN Spies
busTgsr Tncht nit ihrrn AIltagsyesicnt.
Is war doch en- Mssksnban. nicat Ezhrl
wsrum uicht eizEnal Ihr Gesioht YER
stecken hinteE siuE Maske ind dabsi Ihren
Mitnenschen eins Freude bereitSn9 Kann
"a Ihr Gesieht ;eden Tag bewunde-n-
Der Bssuch var sincr ven den groesstea
vsieher isnab sieh bel einem saengr-bund
MsskeBbalis stngcf1Bden at hat md die
stimmJng.-nSuu.- 5 war "A kreuzadel.
und Fesgnssa ind gslebt Eylrds vie nocA
langs ME
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
PRESIDENT FAvoRS KNOX BILL
Senator in White House Conference
Advises Against Statement


Advises Against Statement
President Roosevelt approves the
pending bill for Senator KnOX's relief
He sent for the Senator yesterday and
asked whether he thought II advisable
that the President should issue q state
ment approving the measure.
Mr.. Knox expressed the opinion.
however. that any such action on the
part OF the President might be con
strued as an effort 10 influence Con-
gress. and the President consented not
10 make known his views on the sub
ject
Senator Aldrich also had a confer
ence with the President No statement
was forthcoming as 10 the subject Of
the conference. but II was suggested
that the President had become some
what anxious about the legislative
outlook for the rest OF the session.
especially IN regard 10 the Panama
Canal measure
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
GIVES BENEFIT LECTURE.
Miss Janet Richards Describes Suf-
fraEette Movement In England.

For the benefit Of the Susan 3. Anthony
fund. Miss Janet Elizabeth Richards last
night gave an Illustrated lecture al the
Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and L
streets northwest Her subjects were
England and her suftrsgettes" and
Italy and her historic past"
Miss Richards explained the sUhra-
gettes' movement in England. and told
OF the troubles the leaders were under
going She stated that since irst started
the movement had gained until there are
a. least ten separate organizations IN
England, al having for their object the
right 70 allow women 70 vote, and also
have a say IN the running Of the govern
meIt.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Church Honors LincoIn.

Members Of Luther Place Memorial
Church held a short memorial service in
honor OF Lincoln last night. Rev. James
Hugh Kelley delivered the principal ad-
dress The singing OF the Battle Hymn
OF the Republic and Aud Lang Syne"
were the features of the entertainment.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
New Cars in Operation.

The presence OF two Of the new pay-as-
you-enter cars which have made then
initial appearance on the Fourteenth
street line have created much interest
These are the first Of a shipment o.
twenty which viii soon be put IN opera
ton throughout the city.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Pre.ident GiImnn a Gne.t-

National President Mary L Gilman, Of
the Woman's Relief Corps, and her staff.
VIII be ths guests Of honor at a receD-
tiOn by the branch Of the Potomac. to-
morrow evening. al the headquarters Of
the organization, s. Quincy street north
east. from s 70 10 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Gets rambling Conce..Ion.

Monterey. Mexico. Feb. &c. E.
Daley, an American, who formerly lived
here. has been granted q concession by
the government OF Venezuela, giving hin
the exclusive privilege of operating
gambling houses IN that country.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
One Year Ago ro-dar.

Philadelphia. Feb 15.-Rev. DR.. Charles
Wood. for many years pastor OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. preached his
last sermon, having accepted a cau 10
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

The blessing last evening Of the In
naaeulate Conception School for Boys.
which marked the formal opening OF the
handsome new building in y street. was
the occasion Of a notable gathering.
IN the assemblage there were priests
from every parish IN the District, and
the new building was the center Of at
traction for members OF the Immaculate
Conception parish and for hundreds OF
Catholics not OF the congregation.
The reception which followed the for
nal dedication will long I've as q pleas
ant memory 10 those who participated.
The ceremony was performed by Right
Rev Owen B. COrrigan, D. D, auxiliary
bishop OF the archdiocese OF Baltimore.
It was the first occasion on which
episcopal capacity in this city since his
conservation as Bishop Of Monarca-
Opened with Chorus.
Following the formal dedication Of the
building. the bishop and various prelates
and priests went TO the auditorium, where
a pleasing programme Of speech and song
opened with a chorus by the school, To
Mary Immaculate
The principal address was delivered By
Rev N. Ricrdan. OF Pikesville. Nd.
who spoke on the necessity OF Christian
education and the benefits to accrue not
only to the individual. but also TO so
ciety and the state.
At the conclusion OF Father Riordsn's
address. Father Mari introduced the Very
Rev. F. Y. McKen1y. president OF ST
Charles College. EIlicott City. Nd. Cheers
and applause greeted Father Mari. and
the applause was renewed when the pas
tor referred to the president Of St Charles
College as "One OF the proudest products
OF the Immaculate Conception school" 3"
Father McKenny declared he had come
to the dedication TO lock and listen and
feel good, nevertheless. he said he could
not resist the chance TO speak on this
happy occasion. 10 congratulate the peO-
pie OF the parish on the erection OF the
handsome new building for the school OF
which he was one OF the first students.
having been present on the day the school
first opened. in 1857.
Courage of Pastor.
Bishop Corrigan. on being introduced by
Father Mari. sounded the praises and ex-
tolied the courage Of the pastor who had
accomplished 50 wonderful a work n 60
brief e time.
Following Bishop Corrigaa's address.
three little fellows, the youngest IN the
school furnished much pleasure 70 the
audience by their clever recitations. The
Continued on Page 3, Column s.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
BISHOP BLESSES
SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Formal Dedication of the In
maculate Conception.
REV. DR.. CORRIGAE OFFICIATES

Principal Address Delivered by Rev.
VI. J. Riordan, of PikesvilIe, Md.
Many PreIafes and Priests Are
PreSent-Speakers Make Reference
to work OF Father Marr.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
SPLIT PARTY VOTES.

How psrty votes wers crossed in TIE Knox
contest IA ths House Ct Representatives
yesterday:
Republicans opposing ssisEy decrease:
Bcde. Mann.
Cauifefd. Marshall
Cook lCelol. Miller.
Daragh. Mmdock.
Denly. Nelson.
Fuller. Nyc.
Gilhams. Trirce.
Hays tCsi}. R0tCrts
kussteTmann. stafford.
LindheEs. Stevens 2iinn.).
Mccall. Waldo.
MccEeay pa.
Democrats advocating salarT decrease:
Bartlett fNey). lee iGal.
Cssytua lAla.l. Lever.
Crsis. MeHezry.
CrzTfcrd Maynard.
DeAmond. Moon CTsn1.l.
FitzseTsid. Padgets,
Drake. Peters.
Hackney. Richardson.
Hammond. Rahirson.
Howard. spight,
johnson Ky. Foelkef.
Jones VA. Tayior Ala.
Kipp TouVelle.
Lassfer Watkins
Totai vots-Ayes. 81; naye. IS.
Republicans Tosing nav. .; Democrats
voting aye. %. voted present; % votes not
east
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

While you think OF II. teIephons your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald.
and bill wiz be sent you at ! cent q word
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
MERRIMENT RULES
AT GERMAN BALL
Gay Scenes at Mask Carnival
in Rifles ArmOry.
UNIQUE COSTUMES a FEATURE

AIirfh-provoking Antics Enhanced
by the Weird and ComfcAI Gar
mentE Worn by the Participants.
Prizes Awarded for the Best Make
mp and Characters Represented.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
SALARY REDUCED
TO Aid MR. KNOX

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

GRANGER-On Sunday. February =.
190e, st the Richmond Hotel. 18th and
II stS-, this city, DANIEL L d
GRANGER, II c. OF Rhode Island
Funeral IN Providence, r Z. We6nsS-
day. February u at T2-90 .. n. fron
St Johns P z Church
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

/ BOWYER-On Sunday. February a. 1sp.
in his twenty-seveath year. JOSEPH
] McCARTER, beloved husband Of Ma
re Deaue BOgyer, and only son OF
Capt John NJ Bovyer. .. s. N. and
/ Cora AcCaTter BoEyer.
/ 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Believe in Your Own 4 own.

Governor Charles d Hughes Of New
York believes in sustaining local pride
and patriotism. n q speech at an
anniversary cele bration IL Greenwich,
N, y. recently he referred to his west
.ern trip and said he had been met
with. inquiries as to what he thought
Of the country and had found himself
reading 81 acards like this I'LL
Like This own. = eryone, he said,
was an enthusiast for his city Or town M
I've want q great deal more Of that
right here ii state Of New York q 4
than have had Il ID the GOV vernon.
3afISF want I'd boost our towns. We
want: to show that this state is a place
Of pportunity for III Is. .''s
That is the kind 555of talk editors esr
pecially q like 10 heal rs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Care in PREF ring Food. h

81 IN. recent years scientists have
proved that the value Of food Is meas
ured Iargely BY Its purity the re-
suit is the most string gent pure food
laws that have ever been kno $.
III One food that has stood out promf
5nently as a perfectly clean and pure.
food and which, was as pure before
3sthe enactment 81 these laws % IL
could possibly be II Isl Qua ker Qats;;.
conceded By the experts To be the ideal
food for making strength az muscle
and brain. The best and cheapes Of
all foods. The Quaker Oats Company
lis the only manufa cturer q oatmeal
that has satisfact orily solved the prob
lem of removing the husks and black
Fspecks which are so annoying when
other brands are eaten. you are
convenient To the store buy the reg
sular size packages; iiff not near the
store. buy the large size family pack.
ages.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
who is interested in the growth of that
enterprising city. Devils Lake is be-

who is interested in the growth of that
enterprising city. Devils Lake is be-
yond question doing itself proud in the
erection of one of the finest opera
houses in the northwest. At present
the walls are neafing completion and
the building will soon be enclosed so
that the finishing work can be rushed
for the big. opening which will take
place during the latter part of Novem-
Der. The building is located in the
heart of the city and win be one hum
dred and forty by seventy-five feet on
the ground and at least two stories
high. The opera house proper. will
seat over one thousand. The struc-
ture will be a model of all that is
up-to-date in theatre construction.
The opening of the opera house will
be an. event that will attract wide.
spread attention throughout the state
and will be attended by prominent peo-
pie from every part Of North Dakota.
Gov. Burke, Senators Johnson and Nc
Cumber, Congressman Gronna and
Hanna, and Speaker Burdick being
among the visitors that night. A dra-
matte production that will outshine
anything ever. seen in North Dakota
| is scheduled for the first night, the
name and particulars OF. the play to
be announced during the present
month. A large number. Of Stark
weather, people will attend the open
ling and the event will be made some
thing Of a. reunion. Of all the old set
tiers Of Ramsey County. The erection
Iof this theatre and the high standard
..9of: plays which will be put on there
! viii be welcome Innovation to the
people Of this entire section Stark
weather. Times s55ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
Es

~ r MI. and Mrs Banks and Miss Mar
garet Bangs came own from Devils
Lake ins their Pop artford sunday
and with Katherine AIe lehman com
posed d dinner party &C the home Of
MI. and MRS cholson, Crazy Pub
iIic opinio
Architect Shannon OF Devils Lake,
Was d business visitor III Mime Wauk
ali one day this week iss ythe
MCDONALD spent saturiay 81 DeVils
Lake. the guest of friend finne-
waukan Sitting
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10


II Joe Gollinson was at his farm near
}starkWeather the. latter part Of last,
week looking after business connected
Herewith. = e.. !
W. NJ. Anderson was at Hampden
the latter part Of last week looking
saftersthe threshing on his farm near
that place. st= & II : as I. u.
IN Miss Emma Johnso n, Of D. stown,s
was IN this city the latter part Of last
week enroute to starkWea Gather, where:
She is teaching.
EsS Ole Serumgard, accom- panied BY his
daughters, olga and Ines, made an arl-3;;
tomobiles trip to Sta kWeather, Hamp,.:
den, ebster, last Friday,
John w Maher always has money,
Lon hand for farm loan - n delay.
Tom Montg omery is at Grand Forks
taking eatment for, his eyes. WI "a
liam Sinclair Isl filing his position on /
the Farmers line during his absence:
All Mr.. and Mrs. s. Il Serene and baby.
were visiting at Toxic the fore part
Iof the week and incid entally Mr., Sc:
rene was gging q few prairie chick.
ines. sss gs2s
orma M orrise and family We're,
there from rebste the latter part Of
last week In a fine new Velie autonloss5
Ibile which MI Morrison has Gently
purch based
Miss Annie Daeley, Of Los Angeles
Cal. will make her home With Ml's s i
lJohn Daeley, In this city, during the
looming winter, while she is attending
lschool here.
drs Binford, who has been#t the
/ guest Of her daughter Mrs. g. p. Mills
/ TOXIC, for several weeks past was "a +
isin the city Tuesday enrollte TO her 4
4 home at Dixon, lowe,
and Mrs. Honey, who 20 have aye
i E been al Hunter Springs Montana tor II
i tire past three months, which place
Honey tent ffor treatment forf
4 ism returned to this city last
Friday.
Prof. chrader arrived - i Jes
sils Lake the latter part of last Week eek
TEL 81 pending his sumnle acation;
M Illinois read TO resume his duties ut 8
las science teacher Ia the high schools
elof this "A
John and family nave ave
4 moved back to this from " innea-
polis, where they ahves been :; making re
eir1 home for the past oupless s Ct
years hey are living IN their l1s Al o lli
home Oh Arnold avenue ss5$a8s
Good positions are aINays awaiting
competent book keeners and steno.
araphers. dankat ConIne ial sGol.
lege, Mankato. MINI, will send YOU 70
& good position As soon as You are
ready Here is your cha nce Don't
i throw it aside
can be depended upon is Al, ' ex'
4 Ipression We all like heal, and %
when it iii used IL conn ction with
cham eriain's Colo. y5holera and Diar
/ rhoea Remedy iii means that y never
/ fails 10 cure diarrh oea, ysentery q
] hover complainta III pleasarat a. e
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10
NEWS

49, :
The FirstENational Bank of Devils
Lake. loans money on. Real
Estate alta very low rate of Interest
YOu: can pay your loan at any time
Mithus. s.s 5..,..s & ,5';s e
John VI Maher. makes farm loans
at lowest rates and easy terms. ss. -
J..K, Strand, aof Penn, was aEDeyils,
Lake visitor Friday. "a. J. :... :s st3s
Miss Edna Morgan Is n teaching
schoolsat Manda this year. ,5ss,
Miss Sarah Webster Is teaching
school at Maxbass this year
John W. Maher: makes farm loans
at lowest rates and easy terms.
Miss Jean Palmer 81 Fort Totem,
is teaching at Henkins. N. p. 3l5SE
Mrs. a. Nelson j turned i the latter
part Of last week from visit at Nj
not. 58$
supt. ]. "A. HAS was looking after
threshipg operation "a farm near ear
Webster last IA
F. Baker has retlarrled from his
farm near Ha mpden where he has
spent the SUNNI 81.
Chas. Smith and wife, 81 S. Gray Ea-
gle, Mimi, are guests Of Mrs. and Mrs.
F. W.SMann, III this cit 8:j5
Ed Thordahl left for his home at
Minot Friday a fters al VI sit OF IA mouth
with his cousin Il arold Serum ard .s
If you have 81 Or contract xpirr-.
ing John w aher vii Ike you "a 4
loan OF lowest rates To lean II up.
T. % Council, Yelling 81 aim
agent of the was pSthe city
on business the latter part Of t he
week.
College Of Law, University Of North
Dakota. Strong faculty Of able 81 law 4 !;
p yers. Good library FEall term opens
Sept, 2lst. For nformatio addrreass
College Of Law Grand Forks OAK =.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

take and equally valuable for chill
dren and adults. Sold by all drug
gists. 5s,.; ,sy,J j., =Is..
;$S5 NJ. H. Mandy has recently put In a
large and complete line Of wood work
materials, and is, prepared to do Sal all
kinds: Of wagon and buggy repairing
n connection with. his blacksmith
shop Also At busg1es, with rubber
tires. This departmen Isl In charge
sof Jim Palmer q oroughly COM
potent wood worker and all work
will be guaranteed 70 be perfectly sat
isfactory. Leave orders with either
Mr.: Mandy or Mr.. Kuhn, or telephone
either Bis to s27. IT,; r.. ....f: / #
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

ss:s More niggerse have shown up ar
,ound Cando this harvest than has
ever been known of before. It is evil
dent that the colored man is gradual
" emigrating a. little farther north
each season and in large numbers
and the time may come when they
will be as numerous in North Dako-
Ia as in some of the states farther
South at the present. time. - Cando
Herald. sst ,s<;5 s< 8 - IL H. .,.;, :.
sssssW lille at Devils Lake this week The
Sun editor was shown thru the new
auto garage of the: Abar Auto com
pany The new garage is a large
two-story brick structure capable Of
accommoda ting near fifty autos on,
the ground floor, while the second
flooris used as a shop for the repair
of "eripples, the autos being taken
to this floor by means Of an elevator.
The company have In their employ
twelve mechanics who are kept busy;
in the hospital department. OF the.
institutio Last week the company
sold. three machines In as many days,
and /. they INFORM us they have secured
the state agency for next year for
some the best cars on the market
This institution has grown from a
small epair shop two years ago,Tto
#one of the largest aud most complete.
plants In the northwest, and their.@in-
Ecreasing business tells the story Of
their success in pleasing their pat
,rons chs Ferry Sun. 4. .$$s
Henry Iale OF: Devils Lake. was; in
thisgYieinity the i1rst t part Of the week
loo king after the farming interests Of
p John Nah IS; Llnde bY Of Fargo
4 and Miss Biorlie 81 Devils Lake are.
guests at the Enge sather: home The
Brocket Farmers A ephone issued .a
ne directory this week, making the
third within a year. The frequency
of the issuing 81 dire tories was caus-
ed by the rapid growth Of the sys--.
tenn: lst has now IA the neighborhood
Iof 125 subscrib ers and covers the
farming commu nit tributary to
gBrocket In good shape John F'ahey
took Dr. Craig, the Eld more veterinary:
to- the farm Of has 4au,S on Vednes-
day, in the auto and on the return trip
while running along the road by
Chas. HANGS farm. the machine sud
denly yeered to- one side and turned
upside down Hi a pool Of water The
occupants Of the cal u. Fahey, DR..
ICraig and George ia had no time 70
Jump ana ali went ;under the car Very
fortunately all escaped unhurt, the on
nv damage stained being done to
The car ING rear axle being broke
Brooke News.
Friday Banker Larson and
Anna Craving ~ Fairdale arrived
Iin Edmora and that evening were the
guests Of Dr. ana AIrs, AS. Lee Il
tgot noised about that they were to be
married Oh were married. and several
/ OF the ladies offs town ganized a
chariyarii party aud proceeded III
tine Lee home and started up the s.lau
1T was not long before they had
The bride ana groom u, he olit. and
lwhile they denied that they IA ere mar:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-09-10

ried, Banker Larson proved himself
game and asked the ladies to name
their. poison" and drew forth a roll
Of bills large enough to 'choke a
horse" but the ladies thought that a.
"V'' would do. the business, and it
was cheerfully handed over The
crowd proceeded down town and the
ladies. had bon-bons, while the gentle
mem enjoyed a. good cigar Next
morning Mr.. Larson and Miss GRAY
ing took the train down the line and it
Isl reported that they are now really
married. If such is the case We all
join in wishing them d long and happy
life. Mr.. Larson is cashier of bank
at Fairdale and the bride is a sister
of Mrs. DR.. M A. Lee and is most
ACCOMPLISHED young lady and they
have host of friends in Edmore aud
Fairdale as well as all over this part
Of the state who will wish them a long
happy and prosperous married life
The Devils Lake Journal delights to
saying mean things about Congress
man Gronna, but every knock from
the Journal is boostEfor Mr.. $Gronna
The people Of this state; have been
watching things some for the past
Year and well they know that Mr.:
%tssronna has been working for their in
terestst while in Congress- a change
has been made in rural route No.
running out Of Edmore to take effect
September. Beginning with that
date the route will cut off a couple of
miles where it runs over; the same
road as the Fairdale: route and instead
.it will run a couple of miles further
south and east taking in several pat
ronssWho are not now being served by
rural routes hose who will be ben
Gifted are Glillick Johnson, T. Buck,
IVer Kluxrahl. James and sCleI Lang
ton. T ON n 81 aean, who has been
spending the past few weeks with his
brother, George, at 5 this place, left
Saturday for his Devils Lake home
sEdnore Herald.
#S - i s,a $ssS
Several district Judges Of the state
havesbegun the practice OF giving
blind piggers the limit upon convic-
ton and we believe that 1T is an excel
lent pract ice The average blind pig
ger is a lazy, good-fo othing hanger
on, who Would just as soon spend the
winter IN jail as to rustic for d living,
and the customary ninety days Is just
Wha he wants IL all of the Judges
would fall in line and hand them
about six months 81 year with q
| fine ofs $500 or ST 900. the prospect
would not look SO inviting. We would
like to see this practice extended to
the second judicial distric cff. j.
Haig came up from Devils Lake
last Nednesd day evening to look after
lsone matters pertaining TO the N, R
Haig estat Miss Emma Reardon 81
Devils Lake was here over Sunday 10,
visit With the Haig girls q
Bartheld made d visit to Devils
Lake last Saturday, remaining Owe
sunday Miss Addfe Porter came Jul
from Devils Lake last saturd ay
visit with her mother ana sisters owe
sunda trip Ito Devils Lake att ttail
time and y visit III the site x,s the nev
lppera house win ven Tepay anyonl
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