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The Detroit times., 1910-12-06
SEXES Carload OF Canned Eggs.

CHICAGO, Dec. Cloves Labor
Lost" would httingly epitomize the
feelings of the hen population OF
Texas today could they know OF the
way their product is being destroyed
in Chicago The United States dis
trict attorney today seized 21.S3S
pounds of canned eggs which were
The Detroit times., 1910-12-06

be allowed TO die q natural death
while Osborn's will be reported out.
The plan is designed primarily to
hit Labor Commissioner Dick Fetch
er, whose active support OF Kelly is
a sore spot with the incoming ad-
ministration. Fletcher, it is under
stood, will put up a fight
The Detroit times., 1910-12-06

4here was much that Shirley
nplaster did not learn before he
turned out into the world.
+ 4ne was that other people do not
0)oy the sight OF your money as long
q 10 yours.
Another is that a tough saloon is
- place TO fash fat roll.
Not knowing these things. Shirley
So1t into a doubtful dump down by
~ docks and ostentationsly display
III 1900 of hard earned money while
XinE scent drink.
u u never came back.
~| fTHE ENDD
The Detroit times., 1910-12-06

eonhscated as UNIT Tor food from n
local relrigerating company's ware
house and further and bigger seizures
will come this afternoon and tomor'
row.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-06

Builders and contractors report that
the winter dullness has settled down
I'm the. building lines. Very few new
plans OF any Importance are under
way.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-06

geDess-fske rrtso-E. No fuss ana
1otncrE The plain. neat kind that
rxne Ismes PrssttnE Co, rs
2-ft Main 1893 or City ssst.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24
MISSING STAR FOUND AMONG
THE GODS" EATING NUTS

The late Stuart Robson, who was
VIM. II. Cranes starring partner for
number of years, was a man of num-
erous ecentricities and iGiosyncra-
sizes, which were constantly cropping
out. Mr.. Crane was relating recently
that on one occasion during an en-
gagement at tne Chestnut-st. opera
house, In Philadelphia. when the call
boy went TO Mr.. Robson's dressing
room at s o'clock in the evening, TO
notify him that the overture was
about to begin, he found the room
vacant, with no indication that the
actor had yet turned up. A hurried
search behind the scenes was at once
instituted, with no result. Robson's
hotel was telephoned, but he was not
there
The theater was crowded, it was
practically time for the curtain to rise,
and Crane was in a panic. Then he
ordered Robsons understudy to dress
and prepare for the part. The man
hurriedly began TO get ready, Crane
meanwhile overwhelming him with
directions about certain scenes. Then
the orchestra was ordered to play a
second overture to prevent the audi
ence from getting impatient. In the
midst OF the excitement, Robson ap-
peared, calmly entered his dressn..
room and closed the door. Close upon
his heels came the manager of the
company.
Where did you find him." de-
manded Crane.
Well" explained the manager, IAN
usher rushed into the lobby and told
me he was positive Mr.. Robson was
I'm the gallery. | tore upstairs and
found him sitting in the front row.
with a bag of peanuts in his lap. |
asked him what he was doing there,
and he replied: Well. thought I'd
take a night off and see that fellow
Crane act
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24
Is the Democracy Like
Unite a Man Riding
Backwards In a Buggy?
Ben Butler Said IL Was. What
viii Ohio Say7
"They won't see what a grea'

"They great they president
until they have gone past 1912"
So the Republican prophecy and expectation.
top chance Ohio just for the Democracy demon
sate the the Butler it thinking seriously of sending
that known correspondence citizen John Mclean to the United
States
would handy newspaper corpora
ZIONIST have another club Washngnwhe his mansions
ahere could occasionally and
"present' guilty" as the may be.
But wouldn't healthy party home that pledged
Improvement in the Ohio senatorial output
Neither would the sending Washington
might gubematoral
Of good faith good politics.
Gov Harmon path the presidency lead there
lie along the line worthy stewardship present position
He has just been granted another for the completion
good work he has undertaken do To oae this responsibility
position supposed handcap presidential
would too powerfully of eekng be acceptable his
poter.
the three national prominence connection
with the United States senatorhp that the Hon. John
umus this distance to offer the Ohio the opportunity
facing the front the vehicle and opportunity
before it get past it.
Mr. would make the deplorabe in the
United States than sight this progressive
indeed andated the insurgency of the
striking capacity for constructive work leadership presence
IN the senate at time when the minority needs the order sa
the peoples into skuy ably champion
them against powerful majority would be eassurng
Try.
would be especially gratifying the Democracy Michigan which
doomed register its aspirations in the United only
~ way Of Ohio Indiana
M splendid campaigns the house of
stnv compmnted with opposition Mark Hanna and
he standard Oil corporation.
His willing and helpful voice the party campaigns and
sounos for years. important genuine sympathy
Nth the people and with what they the that thew
want,
We are the redemption house maze
~ sntecedents and every member matter
sf the gravest moment
Michigan il in its southern neehb doing thing
a. progress through unbough legislation by giving John The
ysnon ympathes and services nc him at the hands
Ohio Democracy
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From Another Point of View

Anyon anywh here's seem Colonel?
Washington is a visit from Taft
Donkey How like of thanks
enjoying his Thanksgiving
II coal hasn't become
without that redundant
syllable.
six feet
revolution
said they
nal
Hint to the predatory rich Wiley eating
of elses fill
=
exchanges who the
their subscribers hair
~ '
We have a The president
as if would be completed by 1913
the U. S might,
n vicinity
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Has the Letter Carrier
Anything for YOul
Indeed He Has--Hearty Thanksgiv
Ing For Your Willingness to Go
Without Sunday Mail.

Detroit pooce had enough foweeng their souls
their Sunday mail that the could their day rest like
other ard-workng
Last Sunday No deliveries branches at all and only
ten duty the building o'clock collections when 80
went out that duty.
Only AZ at where require Sunday labor of 3
to the service they really without
There few calls for mail the central postoce appeared
entirely feasible arrange delivery
ton hereafter.
unlikely entirely leaving
only special deliveries to be looked after
That why this would genuine Thanksgiving
but friends lift up their voices grateful
Acknowledgements
Just little unsefshness the the people, willingness
convenience that absolutely necessary sni
ton OF the fact that the Sunday should
to Sunday mail facilities has brought about the order things that
such blessing faithful and overworked Of the
It's the spirit Of humanity of brotherhood thing
Il notable
suggests fitting prelude Thanksgiving dasomething
attempted something done the spirit nghbory thoughtfuness
mighty good spirit carry trying
shopping Early buyngeary the month and early the daw
give those who wait ancpatve for Thanksgiving
What Detroit has accomplished through unset
fshness bids fair to have a widespread influence
So far this little candle community thoughunes
beams!
Boston, Chicago and Cleveland and smaller cities
how this release 800 hradom brought
On Wednesday night Of this week Postmaster Warren spoke the
Grand Rapids Board of Commerce about it.
There every indication that the Thanksgiving
will stamped please Forward for the benefit the other
posomces Of the land
There something powerfully taking this process denial
another's good once it gets well under way!
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24
FOURTH ESTATE" REACHES
ACME OF STAGECRAFT

The staging of the play, The
Fourth Estate" which comes 10 the
Garrick next week, has done much
to give Hugh Ford, general stage di'
rector of the Liebler a. Co. forces, the
big name that he possesses among
people "in the know" theatrically. HE
had previously achieved mechanical
stage triumphs in the staging OF "Sa
lomy Jane" with its wonderful red
wood forest scenes; The Dawn OF a
| Tomorrow, with its London fog set
ting; THE Squaw Man." with its ex
citing act in a western barroom, and
Vera. the Medium" with It's weiro
naturalization scenes, while his ski
as a trainer of actors and exponent OF
realistic and dramatically effective
staging had been plainly shown In
his work with THE BATH, The
Melting Pot" THE Man from Home,
alias Jimmy Valentine" and almost
a hundred other dramatic successes
But IL was in THE Fourth Estate
that Mr.. Ford found his greatest op'
portunities. and. in taking advantage
thereof, showed his mettle.
The scenes of this big newspaper
play. which are laid for the most part
in newspaper plant. AFFORD many
chances for slip-ups and inaccuracy
but the host OF newspaper men VINO
have seen this play since its first pro
duction, are unanimous In the opinion
that the last word in stage realism
has been spoken.
Generally speaking. no man Is sat
hA CT n
which his own specially Is featured.
The soldier poohpoohs the latest war
play: the college boy ridicules the COZ
lege play. the politician sneers at the
political drama. and the ecclesiast
finds fault with details In the play OIL
religious life. The I.ondoner laughs
AT English plays staged In this coun-
try: the travelled American brings
hack side-splitting accounts OF the At
tempt 10 portray American characters
IN the London stage The furniture
man will call attention to Louis XIV
chair i'm a Louis XVI setting, the up
holsterer finds a play spoiled for him
because a hanging fails to harmonic
with the general color scheme OF the
settings. and the architect sees the
absurdity Of fireplace on the same
wall with windows leading out into
the street
OF all American stage directors
Hugh Ford il possibly least liable TO
plumbers of this sort. for he is one
uf the best informed of men on sub
iects of all sorts. Yet his triumphs
in effecting realistic settings falls far
short of his ability as a producer
4 Gradually. but most certainly. this
man will make his way To the top of
the heap.
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued From Page ODe.)

view it with entire satisfaction
to ourselves, but if we have tried
to do the light thing, even though
we blundered many times, we
need not be cast down.
In the last year RICH T
BUSINESS METHODS have
obtained hrmer foothold than
ever before. Have you observed
how many crooked lines have
been Strengthened out during the
year? Are not the schemers and
fakirs growing fewer?
Have you noticed how BUSI-
NESS HOUSES that conduct
affairs on HIGH PRINCIPLES
are thriving?
We don't hear any whimper-
ings from them. Do they make
all the money they want? Per-
haps not-who does?-but what
they Rave made they have made
h onestlv and they are not
ashamed 20 look their fellow-men
in the face.
1t is most gratifying that men
are somehow being influenced to
do the right thing-in fact, they
feel compelled to do right. What
is it that's causing it?
There is a BUSINESS CON-
SCIENCE abroad and it has
penetrated the brain cells of men
who realize more and more that
no success counts-money or
otherwise-unless it has been
HONESTLY WON.
ADVERTISING has m d c
greater strides than ever before
because more care has been ex-
ercised 10 make it RELIABLE.
THE TREND OF EVERY
THING is UPWARD-happily
for all Of us.
Yes. we all have much to be
thankful for.
To be continued
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

principal interpreter OF comedy roles
in Cecil Spooner's company; Ray j,
Largay played the leading role In
the musical comedy, The Time, The
| Place and The Girl" last year; Will
j. Kennedy filled similar position to
| that OF Lon Hascall and Eillene Shsr
idan was with the Roger Brothers, IN
| Panama"
The coming OF Bob" Fitzsimmons
| to the Miles theater next week. &C
companied by his wife, who was Miss
Julia May Clifford, Is awaited with
| interest by his many admirers here
| Bob" still clings to his monologue
and his bag-punching stunt, but he
/ also INDUCES in few side remarks
about the Jeffries-Johnson prize fight
which he witnessed that are said tC
be quite enlightening. Last week, Mr.
and Mrs. Fitzsimmons played to
packed houses in Minneapolis. The
added attraction for next week will
be the singing act Of Alva York. cele
make her first local appearance.
Madame Tetrazinni, Eddie Foy
Blanche Bates, Maude Raymond, Nora
Bayes, Jack Norworth and many
| others famous in the world OF the
| theater, will appear on the stage OF
the Avenue theater next week. Thai
| Is, they will be impersonated by mem
bers OF Henry p. DiUn's THE Big Re
view" Co. The show will be In the
form of musical comedy in two acts
and one of the Incidents will be the
enactment of a burlesque bit from
1.-THE Girl of the Golden West" The
plot, such as it is, refers TO the ad
ventures of a countryman who en-
deavors TO back an opera company
Russell Simpson plays this part and
others in the company are Harry lie
Van. frankie Heath and Miss Will
! Nell Lavender.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24
THE STAGE

This city has been included in the
tour of Raymond Hitchcock, the pop
ular comedian. who will be seen In
Geo. M. Cohan's latest and best musi-
cal play, entitled THE Man Who Owns
Broadway" in the Detroit opera house
the week OF Nov ;. Both star and
play scored, an Immense hit in New
York. Boston and Chicago. and the
appearance Of Mr.. Hitchcock and his
large supporting company, which
numbers IS people. will be one Of the
big musical events of the season.
The four principal comedians of
Jack Singers Great Behman Show,
which comes next week to the Gayety
theater. are all artists who have won
reputation by hard work. Lon Has
call was for a number OF years the
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24
Wants Heating Boilers Llste,

Boiler Inspector John c. Nc
is conducting campaign to lis
the heating boilers in flats and n
featuring plants in the city. He
found no less than 700 boilers v
are subject TO inspection and "
never have been reported. On
them had been in operation IL y
When found 1t had big chun
waste plugged in the safety v
so that in case of an over-pres
of steam, it might have destr
about 30 lives. Under the new /
ing code. owners will be comp
to report boilers so that they ca
inspected before they are Install
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

The farmer donned his felt |
and knit jacket, besides some {
garments suited to the inclemenC
November and sailed forth into
poultry yard.
A big bronze turkey gobbler 6
ted about in the majesty of his II
cent raiment.
"Gobble-gobble," said the turk.
Come here. old waffle face" c
the farmer. holding forth tenn
pan OF shelled corn.
The trusting bird came and b.
to peck of the golden grain.
Twas the day before Thanksgi'
CThe Enid
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

ing and mining. In
the realm OF naval
and mi litary
science his labors
are among the
most important.
w h en- 3 a IN u o ]
Bushnell OF Con-
necticut, devised
his hand-driven
submarine boat
for attacking the
English manor
war in New York
harbor during the
revolution, he laid
the foundation for
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

That graff old greenbacker, Ben
Butler, used to say that the, Demo-
cratic party was like a man riding
backwards in a buggy and never see-
ing thing until he had passed it.
The Republicans are expecting
their ancient adversary to live up 20
the generals com bination smile and
sheer with reference to the party's
present glorious opportunity.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

Last years Christmas neckties are
finding their way into crazy quilts just
about now.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

The debt which humanity owes to
the American inventor is as marked
In other fields of activity as In agri-
culture, transportation. manufacture
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

Two agricultural experiment schools
& ~ 20 BE- established by the govern
& u>0k q Santa Domingo.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

Shipments of orc from Cobalt for
the week ending Nov. IL, amounted
TO ga tons Nipissing was the leader
with 223 tons.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

A HYMN of Thanksgiving, a rhap-
sody of rejoicing-ah, that's a JOB
for the man OF letters.
So we will let the mail carriers
tackle it.
Their swelling hearts are fuller Of
gratitude than their leathern
pouches of letters and souvenir pos
tai cards from your loved ones.
It's all because the patrons of the
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

There are known to be 270 a
volcanoes in the world. most Of 4
too small To be dangerous.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

The automobile industry provides a
livelihood for 100000 persons.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

e - great cities Of Europe the
~ e Madrid u the highest.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-24

The working power of an able
led man Is about one-tenth that
horse.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-01
PBoPoaA1s1 vvA1irl,rs:dsp.s

Sealed proposals will be received nv
the Board Of County COMMISSIONER ID
RAMSEY County. N. D. up Is 3 o'clocE
=. NJ Tuesday, April 5th. 1910 for enc
furnishing OF medicines, medical and
surgical attendance, TO, the county poor
and prisonerssin. the faiieW wing. districfa
6 fGr one yeass tseparas If BIDS soF: eaeh
isl pissr.et--rownships as7 ana ass.
sad DistrietAToSW Via, 155 ana ase
srd District-Townships i5s; and lSA.
h Isa 9 9 s sa Townships 1s2-lss and
9Th Dfstrict-Townehips f63-1sA and
166. Ranges 63 and "a and Townships
153 and 164, Range 65. 5 33?5HSl E6sSt..a0
Bids FOR 4th District to Include an
county patients In the hospitals at Dew
ils Lake regardless OF what District thsy
come from. :. E5q3 ~ i -.
9Th District-Townships l66-ls7 and
158, Ranges 68 and g.. - S.ss%,E E,gs7s1FE'-S
9Th District-Townships 156 and l68,
hsasnge .9 S5 e n Townships i54-lss and i
All bids must be sealed. and plainly
marked as to the number OF District
and addressed to the undersigned. 81 555S s
The Board reserves the right 70 re-
5ect any or all bids. - N ts:s MI. ,45G,S.;
Done by order Of the Board OF County
commissioners this 18th day OF March,
J ~ t--.. FHyesfS +
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-01
" 8 n q "a! 3 - y
gAI4 or Land.

su aesss Il hes oaass e sss
day or February. AID. 1910, Ny the Hon.
John = Henry: Judge Of TIE county
state Of North Dakota. the undersigned
the administrator OF the estate $of
Charles r. Zunich, late OF the city OF
Devils Lake, In the county OF Ramsey,
and state Of North Dakota, deceased,
will on Monday the 4th day OF 3April,
A. D. 1910, at 1900 o'clock In the af-
ternoon Of that day, n at the. county
judges office in the City OF Devils Lake,
county Of Ramsey, and state OF North
Dakota, offer for sale and sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash,
subject to confirmation by the Judge OF
said county court, those certain lots,
pieces or parcels Of land situate lying
and being in the city OF Devils Lake.
North Dakota and IN the county 8of
Ward and state Of North Dakota, and
described as follows to-wit: .iS o 4 sSlGsSf
The northeast onefourth Of the north
east quarter Of section twenty (20)
and the north half Of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty-one =, (21l
township 1853, range 80 west Of the 5th
Of Devils Lake. North Dakota, OF the
Dated February. 25th "A. d. 1910. l:
> # JOSEPH e. ZUNICH,
Administrator Of the Estate
OF Charles T: Zunich,
f,sit 5.ESS -, i',r.. vi - Deceased.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-01
noostsas 81 Mortgage roreolosurs sale.

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered by
denry Redman and Flora Redman. his
mortgagee e and dated the 18th day OF
February. A. p. 1907 and fled for record
IN the office OF the Register OF Deeds In
the county Of Ramsey and state Of
airy, A. D. 1907 and recorded in book rs
II Mortgages, page sos and assigned
ny the said Frank R Ganschows mort
i, ianschow. which assignment has been
$iuly recorded. IN Book zof Mort
sages. page 900 in,y the office Of the
;egisteT ., 81 DEEDS, Ramsey, county.
nd hereinafter described at the front
!oor. OF the court house in3Sthe city of
":x ri1 hake COUNTY t. Of Ramsey state Of
n the forenoon on the 9Th day Of April,
y, D. 1910 to. s,tttsfy the amount due
pom said mortgage on the day. Of sale.
age and which will be sold to satisfy
* s:,lnt.ss IRE situated in the county of
.n,s..y state or North Dakota and de-
,'.ri,-d rs follows to-wft:
Lots 10 and 20. block /. Orr's Addi-
IN to the city of Devils Lake, North
iknta. acc"lning to the certified plat of
-! addition on file and Of record in the
SAL. county and state together with
- rho. Embellishments and appurtenances
there unto belonging or in any wise
.r"-rtaining. 1t having been stipulated
y said mortgage that II any default be
AIDE by the mortgagor in any Of the
rovfsIons of the mortgage that the
1ortgagee or his assigns might declare
he whole sim secured. thereby due and
'sfault having been made in the payment
the installment Of interest due on the
9th day.hnf February. 4 1909 and on the
10Th day Of February. 1910 and the prin-
:ipal which was due on February Goth:
1910 and the nortgagor having. failed
to pay the taxes assessed against tho
irerises by having permitted the lands
to be sold therefor. the undersigned has
elected to declare and does declare the
| whole amount secured by said mortgage
due and there will be due on such mort
gage on the date OF sale $500 principal.
$3.50 interest at this date, making "a
total sum due at this date Of, $584.S0
and besides interest on said sum from
this date and the costs and expenses Of
sale and the attorneys fees allowed by
Dated this. .21st day Of February, 1910.
VI @ ffl 81 ARTHUR w, GANSCHOW. y
49,. ,ssst Z. s#5;% Il Assignee.
Burke, Middaugh & Cuthbert, II I. ia, n y
10 Attorneys for Assignee s. 81. i.5S4'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-04-01
4 ~ 2. ~. ~. ~ =, Z ..
!. MORTGAGE SALE

+ NoIice is hereby given, that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered sby
OLAF 3Leet and Juan1ta #Leet, his wife,
nortgagors to Devils Lake State Bank,
q q |. corporation, mort gagee dated the
gath 81 :, day ,z5 q: August, a. D. nine
record in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds Of the! county Of Ramsey and state
OF North Dakota on the 8th day OF Jann-
airy A. d. 1907 at 300 O'Clock b. M
and recorded in Book ~ OF Mortgages.
at page 156; will be foreclosed by q, sale
Of the premises in such mortgage and
heFeinaft described at the Front door
state Of North Dakota at the hour sc
two clock p 3, u on the End; day Of
April, 55H1 9I0 81 to satisfy the amount due
upon said mortgageS on the daysof sale.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are those certain premises situ4s
atea the county Of Ran1sey and state.
lows to-wit: Lot four a 81 Of block gflt.
CD spf the Yil Iage of Webster, accordingf
TO- the plat thereof son file and OF record
IN the Office OF the Register Of Deeds,
Of Ramsey county; Mort Dakota And;
defaulf having been made 4 Id the pay
rpe5lf Of said smortg ge.s
There5wt y. TIL fore be due #on such
a,ortgagg ag the DE- e of sale tlse sum of
35-1 100 dollars, besides the costs and sex-
p zen Of sale and the attorney fees al
s,, DEVILS LAKE, STATE BANK,
HryNs III ~ as's';.
tternsys for dsortgagee, #S 81
Wis Lake. North Dakota.