davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

Theodore Roosevelt. ga. The. rooms
themselves. although businesslike in
appear apce, are furnished with q mag.
nf6cence sunusual for an Office sbuild-
ing. The suite comprises q room for
Mr.. Roosevelt's secretary. q room in
which visitors win wait, and Mr..
Roosevelt's own room; large and airy,
fronting on Fourth avenue. The walls
are newly covered with bronze burlap.
The furniture is of Mahogany, the
desk is reproduction of George
Washington's desk at Mount Vernon.
A rich rug Of tan, green and dull
pink covers the polished parquetry of
the floor. Pictures of Washington,
Lincoln and copy of the Declaration
Of independence, written large in old
English characters, hang on the
bronze burlap.
If it should prove that visitors are
too insistent there is an auxiliary exit
by which Editor Roosevelt may escape
through hidden hall to the street.
After his morning at work in his
new offices Mr.. Roosevelt went for
luncheon to the home of his cousin,
Frank B. Roosevelt. Then he took
an auto for his sons wedding.
From the church the Roosevelt
party rode to the wedding reception
ut the home of Mrs. Charles B. Alex
snder, the brides aunt.
At night Mr.. Roosevelt and his fam
lily went to Oyster Bay and drove at
ones TO Sycamore Hill. In the party
we're Mrs. Roosevelt, Ethel, Kermit,
Archibald and Quentin Roosevelt, and
Miss Isabel s. yHagner, Mira. Roose-
yelt's. social secretary.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
two campaigns have taught certain

two campaigns have taught certain
party lessons which are rec gnized ~
tboth awarrings political camps. Unity
win sbe demanded and seems certain
to be sure of attainment this fall.
There seems TO be but one obstacle to
the union of the party against the
common enemy in November. That
obstacle has been for the past four
years and still is Mckenzie. His elm
nation from North Dakota political
life must be complete and unmistaka-
BILE If the republican party is to con-
tinue to flourish and progress.
Mckenzie is the mill stone about
the neckSof the party and always will
be until. be is cast aside and the cast
ing aside is plainly apparent to the
voters OF the state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24


w. M. Anderson, of this city, should
have the vote of every resident Of the
county for his candidacy on the nom
partisan judicial ticket for supreme
judge. Mr.. Anderson is not only a
resident Of this county but he is a
worthy gentleman, an attorney of
more than ordinary ability, and would
be a good man on the judicial bench.
The Office of supreme Judge has been
taken out of politics, and he should
have the vote of every voter Of the
county without regard to party aff1lia-
ton. There are to be three elected,
be sure that one of the names you
mark is w. M. Anderson, and you will
make no mistake. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
HONEST POLITICS.

There is only one way under the
sun to get honest politics and that. d
to be honest and at thessam,e# time ia.
terested. We haven't much tr,lch time for
the man who says politics is all crook.
ed and unfit for him to take part il.
The trouble with that kind Of q man
is that as a rule he let's the other fell
low prepare the political dose for him
and then makes a wry face when It
tastes bitter. 81. < 8 d.
We all want honest notifies. Bnt
when we don't get it the cause can al
ways be traced to one of two 5condi.
tons. Either honest notifies, win In
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

Hon. P. D. Norton, republican candi-
date for nomination as secretary of
state. is a former Ramsey, county boy.
school teachers. attorney and super
intendent Of schools and hundreds of
personal friends throughdut this sec
ton are going to give himsa splendid
vote. Not only do they wish to COM
pliment him through local pride, but to
recognize energy and ability which
have won recognition over: the entire
state. A vote for p. D. Norton is a
vote for honesty, ability and q square
deal in the Office as secretary of state
at Bismarck. il" "'.'.''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24


Waged war on the lawless element
until II -has Been said that ne. has
done more for the moral uplift of the
z. state than any other man. His:srSe
cord ass q district Judge Is one Of the
best ever known In the state and ii
might be said that in the three hun
d Ire criminal cases which he has tried,
including dozen murder cases, he
has never been reversed once. !
The selection of Judges for our su.
preme court Is more than blind lot
terry or a reward for good fellowship,
but Is the duty Of every voter to give
his vote to honest, fearless and effici-
ent men and of Judge Burke all these
may be said. > 49,, .- j
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
c. r. BURKE. :.


Judge %. T. Burke Of the Fifth Judi
cial District, is candidate for election
to the supreme court and we are glad
10 say good word ID his behalf.
Judge Burke is 2 North Dakota man
who has made good and should be
honored BY election to the supreme
bench. zs4 Az =. 81 s. e
Il He has lived in the state for nearly
Forty years and has never attempted
anything and failed to make good. He
was states attorney Of Barnes county
Tor two terms and during that time Bile
sblind pigger' and other lay breakers
were driven from the county; then
when elected to the dist ict bench he
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
THE PRIMARIES.

81 June 29th will see the republican
party Of North Dakota engaged In a
strenuous contest for state and fed
eral Offices. The outcome will be
watched not alone from every town
and farm In the state but from the
entire country and will be interpreted
either as a regular or insurgent vic
tory. 81
rst Viewed from the standpoint of state
politics the lines Of cleverage between
the 'stalwar and "insurgent' fac
lions are not as clear as two or four
years ago. The events Sof the past
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

I. Z ~
ton Of the present one. Word To this
effect has been received from Wash
ington by Supervisor Keileter.a "a
The nature OF the work on hand has
become such that the forest was I'M
wieldly and it was found the only,
practical way@was to divide Accord
fngly new forest Is to be, established
by drawing asisline east and west
through the present forest, just south
of Redfern In Pennington county, max
ing the two almost equal in size. The
southern forest will have headquarters
at Custer with r. P. lines, formerly
with the local headquarters, and now
in the district forester's office ct Og-
den,. Utah, as the new supervisor. The
headquarters for the northern forest
will remain in Deadwood, under Super
visor Kelleter. g. re 5j
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
e. M. cRARY.

E.. M: Crary, editor of the Edmore
Herald, recently made a cowardly at
tack upon Attorney L.. J. Wehe, Of this
city, candidate for the republican NOM
nation for states attorney OF Ram
sey county. Crary's motive in making
this attack and the personal spite
shown in the article are too evident
to need comment. @ls%s.+s a.;
However, the attack was Sc vicious,
cowardly and premeditated, the article
being held till just before the primari-
es, that ordinary justice demands that
notice he taken of it and the truth
put sqdaIely before the public.
Editor 5Crary's article is simply a
rehashtof the same fake charges which,
he made two years ago, without even
the addition Of new bit Of mudsling-
ing or dirt. The reason Crary printed
the article is to vent his personal feel
ings on Wehe, whose personal enemy
he has been for years. Almost ever
since Attorney Wehe located in Ed
more Crazy has persistently attempted
to blacken Wehe's reputation. His
attacks have at all times been dis
credited at home where the: people,
know Crarytand know the facts. Two
years ago in the face of Crary's at
tacks Wehe carried Edmore and the
surrounding country by strong MAORI
ties. This year Cfary again uses the
same tactics and injects all the slime
and filth of which he is so thoroughly
capable.
Just word about Crary to our read
ers that they may know what import
ance to attach to his word. In politi-
cal affairs E. M. Crary Is absolutely
unreliable. The columns Of his paper
are at all times open for sale to the
highest bidder. His paper is usually
filed with mud-slinging and all the
filthy connections which Crary's politi-
cal genius can give birth to.
He formerly ran a paper at Crary
from where he was practically driven
by force by neighbors who refused to
tolerate his vindictiveness and unreli-
ability. He has since shown himself
ready to stoop to any means to attain
his ends until today his name is a by
word for jest and his reputation a
joke among those who know him.
This is the kind Of a man who at
! tacks Attorney Wehe and we feel it
our duty to let the facts be made
known, as we would in the case of any
man who Is unjustly attacked by a
man Of Crary's stamp. Hundreds of
papers were sent by Crary to every
nook and corner of the county, hence
injustice may be done among those
who do not know Crary and the facts.
Among those who know Crary, his un-
relia bility and vindictiveness, and his
malice shown in the article will hurt
no one but Crazy himself. Atty. Wehe
is one of the able younger attorneys
Of, the county, who has made hard,
game fight for the Office. We state
the above without any desire to pre-
JUDGE the cause Of his opponent, but
to see that injustice is not done a
hard fighter and a capable republican
candidate for Office.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
Will learn this lessor. after while and

will learn this lesson after while and
the way hs VIII ~smite the crooked
fellow will be sight to see. Mean
while the row must gp On, friendships
broken UP, and regulations battered,
all because some men think 1t is bet
ter to compromise with the bootleg
ger, the gambler, the pimp, and the
yeggman, than to do their duty and
keep the respect of their wives and
children and neighbors. Ill
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
FOE sTATEs' ATTORNEY.

hereby announces myself az canJi-
Date for the office OF States. Attorney Of
Ramsey County; subject TO the decision
Of the Republican voters at the June
primary election. If am nominated
the county and the people square deal
+ = Respectfully submitted,
-LAUREAS 7. WEHE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
RERNT, ANDERSON.

y
took occasion to vent its spite on Re-
preventative Bernt Anderson of this
county. The attack was entirely un-
called for. and has merely served to
make many friends for Mr.. Anderson
among those who have watched his
legislative record. -
It was stated that he opposed the
Initiative and referendum. This state
ment was half-truth. AS usual in
attacking the record of q worthy man
it was necessary to not state all the
facts. Representative Anderson sup
ported and voted for the Iceland bill
as passed by the house. He was
among one of the men counted upon
and true to the last to it's passage in
the original form. Later when the bill
was amended and changed by the SEN
ate Rep. Anderson voted against it,
stating his reasons and we believe
they were valid reasons. A man must
not vote for everything which is tagged
with the name Of reform measure
in order. that he, be classed as a
worthy: legislator The man who has
not the courage to vote sanely and
conscientiously is a poor type of
public official. 49, 1: "--. -
Moreover, in all his time at Bis
marck, Bernt Anderson was uniformly
found standing squarely for measures
in the interest Of the people of North
Dakota. Go down there among the
men who know and they will tell you
that .Bernt Anderson was not saying
as much as some Of the others but
when it came to doing something
Bernt could be relied upon absolutely
and his vote could never be Influenced
by any set of politicians. While in
the 1907 session Bernt Anderson was
chairman Of the committee on county
division and boundaries, committee
which performed some Of the most
important work of the session. e His
work on this committee was recogniz-
ed throughout the legislature. He was
also on the Judiciary committee and
the committee of elections and privi-
'leges which drafted the primary law.
On these committees his work was
ever progressive, active; and able. In
the last session he was again on the
judiciary committee as well as other
committees and not only his colleagues
but members from almost every dis
trict say that his advice and counsel
and steady, persistent work were in
valuable in putting through worthy
measures.
A man does not need to go to Bis
marck with brass band in order to
accomplish good for the people of the
state. Neither does he need the de-
Tense Of this paper to put his record
before the people Of Ramsey county.
But we. believe in giving the honest,
sincere and able work of Bernt Ander-
son recognition and that he may be
put before our readers in the right
Hight we have stated the above with
out solicitation from Mr.. Anderson.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
ROOSEvEL:TiS
NOW At WORK.
II . q
Takes Up His Duties as Editor
in New York,
after But ONE DAY OF REST

Former President Goes TO His Office
and PIunges Into the Mass OF Core
spondence That Has Been Accumu-
Iating for Him-crowd Follows Him
When He Goes to Buy a Straw Hat
New York. June 21.-Theodore
Roosevelt has begun the life he has
chosen for himself as private citizen.
He has his own ideas of what the
country shall do with its ex-presidents,
and after single day of rest at Saga
more Hill, took. up his work as a
contributing editor of the Outlook.
Not even the fact that his son was to
be married in the afternoon detained
him from his desk.
The dispatch boat Dolphin, in which
Mr.. Roosevelt left Oyster bay with
Secretary of the Navy Meyer as his
host, brought him into New York.
He went directly to his Office and i'm
mediately plunged into the mountain
Of correspondence that has been &C.
cumulat1ng for him. Two hours later
he appeared on the street, and was i'm
mediately recognized by the crowds.
Before he had walked half block
westward toward Fifth avenue, he was
followed by a throng that blocked the
sidewalk.
The sun was beating with an in
testify that made top hat unendur-
able. The colonel plunged for a hat
ter's at speed that made the crowd
behind him run to- keep up. As he
passed the Offices of the publishing
house which will bring out his forth
coming book on his hunting trip, he
spied portrait Of himself, framed in
red, white and blue. That's dandy,
isn't 1t ?nwas his comment. A halter
was closely. It took the colonel Just
two minutes to buy wide brimmed
straw hat with a black band. Then he
footed it at the same amazing speed
to his Office again.
Editor Roosevelt's business head
quarters hereafter will be on the sew
enth floor of the United Charities
building at Fourth avenue and TWEEN.
ty-second street, where a suite Iof
three rooms has been especially en-.
gagged for him. ~?
5s ,Ess Rooseveit's Office.
On the entrance door appears the
legend in gilt letters: office of
s. 4. go ~.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
FOE REPRESENTATIVE.

hereby announce myself as repub>
Ncan candidate for member of the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, from the
twenty-frst legislative district Ramsey
port Of friends at the Primaries June
Goth.
/ M. D. BUTLER,
!; efT '@'f"@ 49, 4''27'TsI BroCket, N, D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

:. I wish to announce my candidacy for
subject to the decision Of the republican
voters at the primary election to be held
June ,29th, and respectfully solicit the
support Of all republicans. / promise
Nhat If I am nominated and: elected will
give everyone a square deal and will en-
FORCE the laws without fear or favor ~,
=. LARS ELLINGSON, ....
is..f,f :. :? Norway Township.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
FOE EErNfeTYP.

! I wish to announce my candidacy for
the Office Of Sheriff Of Ramsey County,
subject to the decision Of the republican
voters at the primaries June 29th and
promise in return for your votes, q clean
economical business administration Of
+ ,..I JOHN MCLEAN,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
FOE TRn LRa1sGATUBR.

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for representative from the 21st
legislative district subject to the will Of
the republican voters at the primaries
on June Goth and respectfully solicit
the support OF the voters Of the district.
I =. -.RERNT- ANDERSON
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
FOE, supnEnSE JuDur,

! I wish to announce my candidacy for
the ONCE or Supreme Judge for North
Dakota and respectfully ask the sup
port Of all voters at the Primary June
- = III. s1vER sERUMGARD.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

] Wish. 20 announce ny candidacy for
ene once &0f county SComfnfBsiOnef for
ehe republican ticket, subject 10 ehe- do.
@asaon Of the juno primaries and r.
9pectfully solicit the Support N3 the
PETER MORGAN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
GRAND HAReoR TO CELEBRATE.

Grand Harbor has announced an
other of their rousing celebrations this
year. Every year this town celebrates
and every year shows an improvement
over the preceding one. This yearsfhe
committee in charge are sparing no
pains to eclipse anything OF the kind
ever attempted In this part of the
country. They have a fine program
arranged, good muisc will be In at
tendance, there will be speaking, hand
concerts, races, bali games, fire works,
balloon ascension, and a big dance.
If you enjoy a good old fashioned
celebration Grand Harbor can I'LL the
bill.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
Teacher and Pupil Drowned.

Teacher and Pupil Drowned.
Cuba, Wis, June 21.-Arthur Lyon,
aged ten years, and Dalton Conlon,
aged twenty.one years, were drowned
at Buncombe while the man was try.
ing to teach the boy how to swim.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
ron o0uMrY 1oo1razl,Ylg.IaIurEoYYn,...

wish to ANNOUNCE myself al re-
publican candidate Tor. the ONCE Of
County Commissioner from the second
June primaries, and respectfully tsoiieit
the support of oil. repnbieahs.
7 " -Jas. IS Henley.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
y =. - - - .I-T7-
AUTOBIOGRAPHY

b wish to ANNOUNCES my candidacy for
9Sepectfullg solicit atfhe support of all
tho republican voters I'm securing the
uomanaftone at the primary election. 4
hre,.,ty ,,,rr,za Norman Morrison.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

III am Fa1candidatet FOR Representative
from the 3tgt Legislative district subject
% the republican, party at the primary
election san yYnesIa u -FOUR assistance viii
sfdiaffas Eo0s .Ta-W. PgRAULK, tiG2
NoFthHeld rTwp.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
Big FOREST TO BE DIVIDED

Black Hills National Tract Will Be
Gut Into TWO Paris.
Deadwood. s. p, June 21.-On July
I the Black Hills national forest, the
largest forest reserve in the country,
Wilt divided into two units, the new
forest consisting Of the southern por-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24
FOE SWrRx1fM rrn,lf 8, e {:


4 hereby announce my candidacy for
nomination for the office Of Judge 1of
Sxne supreme court at the June pr1rnRr-
CHARLES M. COOLEY
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-06-24

White goods and embroideries at
sale prices. The New York Cash Store.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-06
At the Baptist
church.

Pastor s. B. Galloway will be-
gin . series of Sermons touching
The Church and what il Stands
For" &c on next SUNDAY at
IL on A. NJ. And invites ell to
attend who are interested in
Church life, its responsibilities
and blessings.
Every Sunday at IL A. NJ. for
several Sundays some phase Of
this and kindred subjects will
be presented.
The services will be a connect
ed whole and therefore it will
not do to miss any one Of them
The members Of the First Bap-
tis- church are urged to attend,
and the public is cordially invit-
ed. The entire length Of servic.
will be one hour.
Good singing and q comforta-
BILE house are assured, Services
at z p. m.
Sunday school o As A. N.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-06
WOULD Be nay RIDE.

A large party of Alamocorio
young prople went out h the
White Sands Friday morning
Tine trip TO and from the Sands
was made in a huge wagon fur.
nishe! by the young men Of .;.c
crowd and NO party ever had
more fun on a hay ride. with ont
hay then they did.
The dav was spent in eating
all kinds Of good things, playing
in the sands and had . good time
generally.
The following is the personnel
of the party.
Bessie Fondren, Minnie Han
cock, Marion Shaw, Mable Teed.
Lena Hall, Laura Bennett, Sop
his Glenn, Cassie and Mollie
Diiiard, n. Urippen and fami-
~ Ferris Shelton, Will Blakley,
John Wilmington, Jun Cunning
han. Bill Wadley. Douglas Phil
lips, Elmo Hayner,::Edwin Frezi-
er and Ansen Fondren.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-06
REL. MURaY GOES 70 SILVER CITY
FAREWELL SERVICES

Graz. ". th "iist Episcopa
Church. John n. Murry Pasto
Mr.. Murry announced Tn IN,
Congregat .rn- last Sunday ths'
sunday the 9th would he hi,
last Sunday a. the pastor of this
Church.
Sunday morning at eleven {,
clock, A farewell message to my
many friends, The evenisg ser-
vice, at seven o'clock, the theme,
ALAMOGORDO, INCORPORA.
TION, FRANCHISES,
l will never be able to say all.
thatI feel If appreciation and
love for the people Of this place
and for the place.
i'll shall live to become an
old man, the recollcctiOns oi
lov es and friendships of these
more than two years shall never
cease to enrich my life
You, NY dear friends, and all
Of you. have given of your love
and friendship, Aud while l feel
it has not been deserved. Yet
can assure YOU it has not been
lost. nor lightly eiteemed.
1t is therefore with the greatest
possib e regret that l look for
ward to the day, Sc near at hand
when | must say the final word
of fare we'll.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1910-01-06

Severa tim e barges threat
ened t0 crush the rug AMI =
al times the vessel nearly turned
turtle when fore Il mpon the zee
by the pressure behlind it
The twenty men who we're un-
able :" reach the ting are believ-
ed to have reached shore scr"s-
the floating ice but company
officials said to night they would
not know whether any lives were
lost until tomorrow when the
men will he psid off.
The property loss Is estimated
ct $3.50, 900 and completion If the
bridge will he delayed several
months. The bridge is heing
built by the Illinois Traction
company system.