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Herald Wrong Again

: The Grand Forks Herald contains
an article in it's issue of Tuesday to
the effect that William Jack OF this.
place had brought suit. against the
Great Northern for $50, 900 for dam
ages sustained here some time ago
while working IN the yards This Is d
pipe-dream of some oyer-zealous re-
porter, nothing more, as the Great
Northern made a ettlement with Jack
Come time ago for the loss Of his limbs,
paying him at that time ething
over $40 900. Later a st. Paul firm Of
attorneys commenced suit against the
company, claiming that they had been
employed By Jack, This case was With
drawn last Saturday There lis still 4
case pending wherein the ST. Paul firm
are trying to recover tees form Jack
On the grounds tha At they had been
ennpIoye ed ito sue: the railroad conapany
and that thereb d ack had received
larger damages than ahs otherwise
would they have prevented the pay,
ment sto Jack of some ssO 100 SALARY
that ives still due lltinls from the com.
pany as ssit he case viii
probably come Up at u term of the ii,
81 court Ia this city I'll October, II II
III not With drawn before that lime
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NAMED n.
:.*:ss. FOR SENATE
Straight Party Lines were Drawn. 1In
+ s1- j. .ss% t the Vote @'s'5v :7s'.

WV yVA0
M. N. Johnson was elected by. the
republican members of the Legislature
in separate sessions, for United States
senator from North Dakota to succeed
H. c. Hansbrough, Tuesday. ss',. y.
Both houses met In separate session.
In the senate the dean of that body,
Jud LaMoure, placed the Nelson county
man in nomination. State Senator
Purcell did the honors for the demo
cratic nominee, ]. L. Cashel This was
especially appropos as Purcell was re.
garded as Mr.. Cashel's leading oppon.
ent for the democratic nomination. 81 !,
Over in the house, Skulason of Grand
Forks, was the man who presented the
name Of johnson, while s. +. Doyle
Of Foster said the words in nomination
Of Cashel. ~, -. E&ES %%$
The vote was as follows: ,s,.% Z. >.;,,s: .s
Senate-Johnson 81; Cashel, q; SPur
cell, 1. T.. .ss$,F.,; 81 ~, .8:..,.ff1l95 /.
House-Johnson, ST. Cashel, 81 s s;i5 y,
Total--Johnson, 1874; Cashel, IS;
i Purcell, liz STt.a3 ... =, t.; 5if5
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PARKER CASE
CONTINUED
Paul Parker is Practically Free on
Statutory Charge

Monday the case Of the State VS..
Paul Parker was brought up in the dis
trict court and when the case was call
ed W. M. Anderson appearing as one
Of the attorneys for the defendant ask
ed for continuance Of the case, on &C.
count of the attorney for the defend
ant, Mr.. F. J. Traynor being absent
from the city and not being able to
try the case on account of being a
member Of the state legislature. The
law was read by Mr.. Anderson to the
effect that in such cases where an at
torney for the defendant is a member
of the legislature the case must be con-
tinued and Judge Cowan acted accord
ing to law and continued the case.
States Attorney Duell arose and said
that to continue the case was as good
as#to dismiss it as it would be impos.
sible to hold the complaining witness
for a new trial, as she had come all
the way from Kansas and he did not
want to pile up expense on the county
by holding her here.
Parker is charged with the crime
Of raping child. The complaining
witness being Artie Draper a girl O
fifteen years. What will be the exac
disposition of the case is not know,
as yet and Judge Duell is undecided
as to what steps will be taken in tn
case. The case has not been dismiss
ed as Judge Duell has not filed hi
reasons for stating that the case b
dismissed and until those reasons ar
filed teh case is still standing on tn
court calendar as continued case.
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Bur llllsOn COMPANY


The theatre goers OF Devils Lake
who enjoy . good stirring mel drama
with plenty Of high class comedy will
have an opportunity Of spending Ia
pleasant evening atHthe Opera House
Mond az night when Burt Imson and
his company Of fourteen pei ple open
a weeks engageme here. "a Vi, e. i
s3 THE Black HAND, * the title of the
opening play is something out Of the
ordinary, being a thrilling romantic
story of Kentucky and the fierce fueds
that have ragged there for years. ! It's
lot is woven around 4 series Of Incl
dents-unciyilized possibly but &C
tual happiness in the lives of the in
habitants of the less thickly settled
portions Of the state: The play takes
it's name from a secret organization,
Of the orders Of the Klu.Kux Khan,
and the Night Riders, Of whom so
much has been printed in the newspa-
pers of late. In fact, it is a play: of
every day interest, well written and
splendidly acted by a strong company.
The prices Of admission for :, the
Burt Imson Co., engagement will be
rs and SO cents. Change Of play every
night, the latest songs and specialties
between acts. ~.
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REAL ESTATE =. !.
TRANSFERS

For week of Jan. 20. ~
L. w. stoeser by w H Belford sheriff
to Estelle e. Huffer, S IL NE IA and
N IL Sc IA 16-154-65. Consideration
s49O.76. :
Anthony A. Doin and wife to Oliver
N. Dion, S IL NE IA and N IL Sc Ia
16-154-65. s10O. a.
Fannie G. Truesdell Executrix, to
Anthony A. Dion S IL NE IA and
N IL Sc H. 1e-154-65. $4,000.
Home Investment Co., to A. M.
Powell, lot block 6 Home Investment
Co. AID. to Devils Lake. $3.50.
Home Investment Co., to A. M.
Powell, lot II blk 6, Home Investment
Co., Ad. to Devils Lake. $3.50.
Home Investment Co. to A. M.
Powell, lot IL, blk Home Investment
Co. Ad. to Devils Lake. $3.50.
J. @. Adams and wife to Emmett J.
Crouch, E 10 sW IA lots "a 1861.
$500. a&'e 3::$s
Maud M Mead to VIM. H. Reid, lot
blk rs Devils Lake. $4,000.
U. s. to Samuel T. Erickstad, w IL
NE IA and s ~ NWs14 5-157-e3.
Henry A. Oswold and wife to Olaf
Thorson, lots 7-S blk. 81 Devils Lake
$1.00. .r
! Home Investment Co. to F. H. Stoltz
lot and IL 1-2 #. of lot Z blk. 121
Devils Lake. $1250. ,
John E. Oggel and wife and Leo T
Oggel and wife to H. P. Oggel, Sc l.
% and SW IA 23-15e-6o. s1.0O. q.
Louis A. Renguette and wife to Div
err J. Hutchinson, N IL lot | Franci
T. Richardson's AID. to Devils Lake
| 5000. 81
| Wesley A. Kimmerly and wife t.
Oliver J. Hutchinson, lot 2. Richard
sons Ad. to Devils Lake. $1,000.
D. G. Duell, Admir- to Olaf Anderson
lots l, 2, 3, blk. 17s, Devils Lake. $172E
U. s. to John G. Stewart, NEA s-15i
go. l.
U. S. to Frank Rutten, NW5A 5-15E
62. w.. IL ~.
US to Knudt Johnson, S1 NW1
lots 8, 4, 2:157-60. s. s.. -"
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vhat Rams y Gets

81 We are IN receipt Of u revised list of
& committee ~ appointments III the state
legislature VII ich gives the representa-
tiyes from 4, t,l here more than was az first
reported The pointments for bur
.represen natives iss as5 ffollova:
Ss3 Hone airnlan insurance COM
mil mittee, state fairs, banking temper.
ance, military affairs and employees.
z rayilor anking chairlnan Judi
ciary and educati Ion commit tees. appsro.
priati Ions, ection and privileges, nun nun.
sicsipal orporat ions, taxes and tau laws.
snderson G51hairma d supplies D ana
3expendit lures. judiciary apporti onment,
Epublic printing ana Joint COMMITTEES on
public building
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I Bird ]
FROM /. INDIANA ! / 4
Or. BroWnlee 10 be5Married This week
at Brazil, indiana II I'm \

Pr. Brownlee left saturda lay afternoon
for Brazil, Indiana, where he will be
married this week to Miss Elizabeth
Risher, of that place, at the home of
the brides parents Miss Risher is a
sister Of Mrs. William Ball formerly of
this city and visited here last summer
for some time with her sister. While
here she made a great many friends
who will welcome her back amongst
them. 4 &, i: ss,,. A.
DR.. Brownlee is one Of the progress
sive young professional men Of the city
and decidedly popular being q member
of number of the lodges and promi-
nent officer in the state militia. After
spending several weeks on their wed.
ding trip the genial doctor and his
bride will return to this city to make
their home. 49,. '''f 5SSb.
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j
Roundup
lolHa,acs 81 All
Novelized From EdmuIsd III
Days N clodrama s$5 $5$
BY Dim dURRAY. and
\: .sI MILLS MILLER At. + {
Novelized From Edmursd
" Days m clodrama ~ ~ ;3s

Observation-Disclosures VVWV'WVVWWWWV
lr6, writhIng still, But feebiyy:. sHeiio, I
Me- rattler!,,3 he reclaimed !. Here's.
lQmethin' to stir you Zip. '' And he toss.
ID the brand upon the top OF the cac..;
tus. $5Ss$
9Faking another burning stick from
the fire, he applied It to the soles OF his
Victims feet. Lane writhed and groar-
ID under the excruciat ting torture. but
Uttered no word or cry. Mckee brought
other brands and began piling them
about his captive's feet. .3 4; n
In the meantime the sahuaro had
taught fire at the top and was burning
aown through the interior. a thin col.
ann of smoke rose straight above It
In the $still dir. The rurales IN the val
lev below, who had reached the begin
ning Of the ascending trail and were
on the point Of giving up the pursuit,
saw the smoke and Inferred that the
Apaclles. either through oyerconfidence
or because Of their superstitious fear
If the mountains. which they supposed
inhabited By spirits. had camped on
the edge Of the valley and were signal
| ing to their other party. Accordingly
the Mexicans renewed the chase with
Increased yigor. d ,*. * s u. :: i =
AS Mckee bent over his captive's
feet, piling against them the burning
ends OF the sticks, the rattlesnake on
/ the sahuaro, melted by the fire: above,
struggled free from the impaling
lthorns bya desperate effort and drop
| ped on the back Of the half breed. 1t
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interesting books. The roundup is by
Inhn Murray and Mills Miller who are

interesting books. The roundup is by
John Murray and Mills Miller who are
two we'll known authors of western
dramas and stories. The Roundup
is one of the most interesting stories
of the west ever written and deals with
cowboy life on the western palms. The
plot is laid in Arizona and the interest
of the piece will hold the readers
close attention all through the story.
1t is full of romance and family eli
makes and we are sure that the read.
ers of this paper will find time well
spent in reading it. The story will be
run in serial form part of it ap'
pearing each week until it is finished
Don't forget to read the Roundup.
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FINDERS: RESIGNATION
Rev. Hrarvei asks to he Relieved of
Passionate of st. OIav Church

Following the evening service at st.
Olav Lutheran church last Sunday the
pastor, Rev. Johannes Haarvei, tender
ed his resignation, the same to take
effect July 18th. Mr.. Haarvei is con-
templating trip to Norway, which is
his cause for resigning.
Rev. Haarvei has been pastor of the
church here for over three years and
during that time his success has been
very marked in all branches Of his
work. He has improved the church
property between $1,000 and $4,000,
and has organized two new churches,
one at Warwick and one at Hamar.
The church membership has been
about doubled, permanent Sunday
school has been established and Jun.
Tor and Senior Leagues have been or.
ganized. The. church attendance is al
ways large and the branch organiza.
i tons are in q fiourishing condition.
! During his passionate here Rev. Ha
arvei has received calls to the churchs
at Bemidji, Mimi, West Minister, B
c., and Chatak, Wis, the famous Chau
tauqua place, all Of which have been
rejected that he might continue the
work he had here. ...5 -sIt tliz# r..
4 1t is with a feeling Of regret that tht
people Of this city, not only Of his owr
congregation, but others, learn of hi
intention to leave Devils Lake, as dur
! ing the stay Of Mr.: Haarvei and hi
estimable family here they have mad,
many warm friends, whose best wishe
will go with them wherever they ma!
go. : ,..' ? ] ~ RI >t':...5 .., 4
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MARRIAGE LICENSES /

For week of January 20:sa :$x &'l@l> :.
Anthony M. Holt, age 24,,s.Deyils
Lake, to Agnes Gertrude Daeley age
Is, Devils Lake. -. s,; ;sE p
Chas. w.. McKenna, %, Devils Lake.
to Margaret R. Weiner, q, Devils
Lake. ID sy= s~<'..s ~
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SERIAL STORY FOR
N DEkhEpC
The '.Round.Up' Starts in thi
Issue of the Inter Ocean ~

In this issue of the Inter-Ocean the
many readers Of this paper will be
given a chance to read the starting
Of the Roundup. one of the really
great stories of the present day and
by the writer of many famous and
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Date for Farmers + j
Institute :: r:
Wit have Institute in This city Jan
uarv 18th

uary 18th
The Farmers Institutes, under the
direction of Superintendent Hoverstad,
have been better than ever this fall.
The attendance has been better than
ordinary, and the interest keen. The
dates so far scheduled for the winter
are as follows: e...: +. =
Hilloboro, Jan. %. 49,;
Minot, Jan. 1921. =
Devils Lake, Jan. %. 'r g.
Larimore, evening session, Jan. 20.
Grand Forks, Jan. 1880.
Valley City, Feb. IL.
Jamestown, Feb. "a.
Bismarck, dairymens convention,
Feb. 5. -,.t s F.
Bismarck, Feb. 6. n - !
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
His Workouts at Vel0dr0me Are
Astonishing-TO Meet Wal
thOur Saturday.
CHARLES PARENT, Tie european

HHARLES PARENT, the European
m~oter-pace champion, is creat-
ing a sensation by the phenome.
nal Workouts he is doing at the Walls
burg track for his ten-mile motor
paced race against Bobby Walthour al
Madison Square Garden next Saturday
night. This race will be one of the
features OF the usual Saturday night
championship short distance evspts
which precede the opening of the inter.
national six-day grind on the following
Eight.
Parents record abroad stamps him
as ever more phenomenal rider than
Wills, the little Eng1ishman who took
Walthour's measure in the Garden last
year. Walthour. however, is in a good
deal better shape than he was at that
time. He met Parent twice while in
Europe during the past summer, be-
ing defeated by the foreigner in the
worlds championship, but turning the
tables a week later in a race over the
same distance of ground, winning out
in a sensational finish by a few yards.
Parent and Walthour are to be paced
in this race by Charley Turville and
Carl Ruben. Both OF the men wanted
to get Turville. so it was decided be-
tween them TO toss for the choice OF
~pacernakers at the track side just be-
fore the start of the ace.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
TIM JEFFRIEs and Jack Johnson

TIM JEFFRIES and Jack Johnson,
principals in the greatest heavy
y weight championship match that
vas eYer arranged, will shape up in
the same ring tonight at Madison
Square Garden. or course they Won't
box with each other, but the public
viii be given an opportunity TO COM
pare the men as they stand today.
Jeffries will box with Sam Berger and
20 through a series of gymnastic stunts
such as a fighter uses in training and
johnson will exhibit his speed and
cleverness against two of his sparring
partners. Kid Cutler and Jack Hynan
In addition TO this johnson will put On
his interesting vaudeville sketch, An
Afternoon in q Training Camp" The
title of yeffries's sketch goes Johnson
one better. It is called Training with
a Champion" Another big feature Of
the entertainment is the appearance OF
Frank Goteh, champion heavyweight
wrestler of the world. Gotch's appear
ance may be considered as one of de-
iance: he says he will make any wres-
tier who can stay fifteen minutes with
him a present OF a thousand dollars.
Needless TO say the thousand dollar Of
fer has proven alluring TO most of the
big wrestiers now in this vicinity. II
Gotch takes on the entire bunch his end
of the show will indeed be lengthy.
There are any, number of smaller fea-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
Meber Miss tie
Page
CLUB.NIGHT PLAN TO
BE ADOPTED IN THE
STAR HEAD-PIN TOURNEY.
FIGHT FANS HAVE CHANCE
TO COMPARE Big FELLOWS
Jefries and Johnson VIII Appear on Stage at Madison Square
Garden Tonght-Wi1 Go Through Their Training
Stants-Gotch to Meet All Corners.

lures, among them exhibitions OF bag
punching. acrebatie feafs by the best
men in this peerless profession. and a
series OF high and lofty tumbling acts.
The entire program Is novel and 1udg-
ing By the demand for seats tie crowd
should be Big and enthusiastic.
Jack Twin Sullivan, the light
heavyweight, of Cambridge. Mass, who
recently surprised the fight fans Of
Boston by giving 'Porky7 Flynn q ter
rible facing in a twelve-round bou AZ
the Arnory A. A.. Of that city, WIS
matched last night 10 meet Sailor
Burke In a twelve-round go at the
same club on next Tuesday night.
This viii be the second time they
have battled. Their previous scrap.
which was a ten-round affair. came OFT
at the Clermont Avenue Rink, III
Brooklyn. and at the finish Burke had
a slight shade the better OF the milling.
Ad Wolgast, the sturdy little light
weight, of Milwaukee. who was
awarded the decision over Lew Powell.
of California, in a twenty-round bout
IN San Francisco, is now hot after
Battling Nelson for twenty-five or
forty-fve rounds for the lightweight
championship title. II Nelson will ON
sent TO meet Wolgast the fight pro-
moters of California viii stage the
bout.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
Chief Back in Bodenweiser's
StabIes-0ther Horse
News by ErIer.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.
THE proposition to construct

half-mile race rack on the Bel
mont Driving Clubs property,
near Narbeta. assumed definite shape
last week, when orders were given by q
majority Of the board of directors to
have a survey made and plans sub
mitted SO that an estimate of the cost
might be obtained. In the event Of the
course being constructed. the assoc
citation will he admitted into the big
fair circuit consisting at present of
Lebanon, Lancaster, Bethlehem.
Wilkesbarre, Allentown. Pa, and Tren-
ton, Mt. Holly and Long Branch With
Belmont in the circuit there would be
nine weeks racing. with easy ship
ments. The plan of constructing a
half-mile ring to be used in connection
with the present mile track al Bel
mont is deemed advisable because OF
the difficulty in securing speedy horses
to race over a mile track for the fear
of getting fast records. and going out
of the classes, in which they haye any
chance of winning over a half-mile
plant. Belmont has struggled along
since the passage of the ~anti-betting
law in Pennsylvania, holding matinee
events ard renting the track to va
rious associations. and has kept out Of
debt. With the half-mile track more
horses can be secured for racing pur-
poses, and of a better quality than
roadsters. More horses should bring a
larger attendance, and the course be
mad to pay q profit. BY constructing
a half-nile course, the mile track will
not be disturbed to any great extent.
The present homestreteh viii be used as
part of h new track. and at n time
desired, races can be held Over the
mile track. For some time past a de-
sirable track to hold automobile races
in close proximity to Philadelphia has
been much desired, and the association
has often refused 10 rent Belmont Park,
fearing damage by cutting up the track
and interfering with the horses IN
training. BY building a half-mile track
the objection Of renting TO automobile
clubs will be partly overcome.
The black pacing gelding Chief, at
one time the champion speedway per-
former, is back in the stable of Doc
Bodenweiser. who is putting him in
shape to take a fall out of the cracker
jacks when the weather permits.
The three most talked about green
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
MlcHlGAN'S BALL SCHEDULE.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. 1.-THE
board Of control in athletics OF tho Uni
yersity of Michigan last night ratified
the arrangements for the Eastern trip
Of the varsity baseball team next
spring. Six games will be played with
Eastern colleges. The schedule fol-
lows: With Oberlin College at Oberlin
Ohio, May 20; with Case School at
Cleveland, May "a; with Western Re-
serve University at Cleveland, May 25;
with Syracuse University at Syracuse,
May 20 mi 27. and with Cornell at Ith-
acn. May %.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
RESUME PHI LARD TOURNEY
AT THE GARDEN TODAY.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The struggle
for the worlds championship at 1872
balk-line billiards will be resumed at
Madison Square Garden tonight and
Harry P. Cline. of Philadelphia, will
meet Calvin Demarest. of Chicago. in
the first of three games which are to
be played to decide the triple tie of
last weeks tournament. The loser of
tonight's game will meet George SUIT
ton, of Chicago. tomorrow, and on Fri
day Sutton will play the winner of to-
nights game. 1t will be necessary for
one of the three players to defeat the
other two to determine the champion
ship.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
M E. SULLIVAN 10
ACT AS TABS" REFEREE.

Following out its plan to secure men
who are prominent in athletic circles.
Father Mathew T. A. i. Society has
announced that James Il. sullivan,
secretary and treasurer of the A. A. T.,
has consented to act as referee in the
big indoor meet hat is to be held at
the armory January IL next. Another
official for the meet will be Mr.. Dieges,
of New York. who is also prominent
In sporting circles, MIR. Dieges will act
as timekeeper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
=: e: : !. IEE BOOSTER c: e: 9 !.
NEWARK. \. ]. DEcEMBER y 1903. ONE PAGE. THAT'S ENOUGH.

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time The hero attempted
to go on with the show,
finally brought down The
curtain and the perforrn-
ance was curtaiied for
tue night
DroLc, promises.
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