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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-07

ben. Giner Ser beioen oauff!en Gh-
renmanner perlongte 100000 9ire,
md6renb Der anoere 5pet Yrr5ent
Der &ontraftiunne ooer 5O0,pOO
Sire mollte. glus Dem Sono,l Mir.
Sc ieOob llibts lla1b Der A0eit reiite
nud gton1, Inn ben 0tiniitc1 ser If
fentli6en 4rbeiten bon D!ri llnDcr-
frorenen s@raff geriud1 in aennt-
nis gu ieten 9ie Solge ipdi, bal Die
6ei0en u@rqfter" oieier ! ~. lb1tr
Stellungelt entboben tpulbea uno
MIN Die 6irno tpegen 8crlellnoull9
auf boben 9daoenerios pertlogt ba.
ben.
= 9lus Berlin rnelbet man: Ser
Eoli5elpralioent b, Sagop. Der bis.
Der ben Oil lesten 0onusritag nun
einer Foli5eiabteilung anecsriiieneu
nno misballoelten bier alnerifatli-
lden nno engliiden Behring'S .apr-
relponoentem ieoe @enustuuna Der.
iueigerte uno lid auf ben Stano-
pltnft ltellte, Oab Die S'd,usnlaEu-
ldoft nur ibre Bflibt ariiillte sno
forreft balloelte, bat al,- NefeDl
BON oben ieine s9oltung gednoert. Ir
benodribtiete Die Wt:sbaHOelten
idriftliG, oaB il1fulge Ser pn1 Sen
gotldoftern Der Ser. Gtlr+,l lulo
England gemadten Boritellllngeu
cine ltnteriucbung eineeleitet niiroc
nno er iie 0ober eriu6e, ned oell
Rpli5ei=Brdiioium 5u fonunei,. I'M
lbre 9lngaben 5u maiden.
Sln IA. 2ebensiohre lit Ser
aeutide 91eihstags QL5a,oronesc
2ebredt glrenot, gertreter oes 5rei=
ten &olliGsberger @ohlfreiIes..4
tiou-8ebioll, oabingei6l>Osn. Cr
lpar Sberamtmann in Grall1cgelu,
&reiS 2abiau, uno gcGfrte Der
0eltidfonierpatipen Barter nu. allldj
in bieieru @ablfreiie tpito alio Ell
ne Nodlpabl notlpenoig lein. Sci
ser aagemeinen @abl I'M ,SSaGre
1907 bra1te 9lrenot es auf II, ,5E5
Stintnel tp1breno Der Gojialar-
nlofrot 3179 Stilnnen erDicl!. Der
6reiiinnige 1850
= Guiiiide Sruppen lue.cle SIR
gerfplguiJa oes berii6tigt.r faufaii-
Ichen 9faubers Salim Chen ausae-
lnnbt nllroen iino BON Ser ganoc
oes 9allbers in eiten Si,,terhalt &C.
loft noroen. Gin Saup!E:onl
orei llnteroffi5iere llno 5lpai; Col,
9aten tpuroen eetotet, uno ,ablrei-
fe onoere berlebt. 8erit irfllnlen
iinb geeen oie 9fdllber al.sgcionot
iporben, aber oa Die 9erggegcro ln-
ipirtlih uitO raub lit uno seinc Rfa-
De borbonoen iino, lit oas Torbrin-
aen fit Die Soloaten drBer'1 io;lrie-
rig. Die Haubereien pom Gelin
9ban baben iolden Uni tra or1e-
nommen, oaB Die geborbe,l iifl rer-
anIaBt ioben, orei aompaglien SSii-
fanterie uno eine Abteiluna Golatcnl
aegen BEN 8anbiten arSsnienOeh |
@s gelang Der @rpeoitioll Die 50.
Mile Collins gefongen gu ne6nicn. |
aber elei6 oaraltf mltroen Die Sui.
oater in cine lln5uadnglide 5elier.
ihludt eeloft, mo- fie oe.l : .nOitc.l !
gum Spfer fielell.
= Ser greiie rufiiiGc Ghrift-
iteller unD Ebilolopb @rci 2eo Col
itoi beroffentlidt etnen YrotcIt &C.
gen Die in GuBlanb bel.pberbcu jill
oiiden @obnlis- -3onen ST bc5eid- |
net Die @orldriften. nefhc ne |
@obnberedtiailng Ser sSuoen luf ci-
nen beitimnlten Diitrift beishrin-
fen, ni6t nur als abiurb uno nll-
lpirfion ionoern auh alS cine Der
febilng Der natiirliden &td,te al-
fer Meniben auf Der @rSe gu leten
unS iih 5ll belpegen.
4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-07
3 c + 4 $.

@oilnerneur gon1pbcl, iat anf
zen nSair Grounds in 9tncolooz
bes cine 9ieoe eeboIten, in Der er
agte, ouB er ttihts bere',c mas ct
1ls @ouperneur getan uno ooB er
ennl ebenIo ipieoer honceln mir
e, fpenn Die l1mitdnoe e erfor=
ern iollten. Seinen Mer:itrnngcn
rad 5u nrteilen miro m,a ii6ri=
ems mol balo pieoer oas geranii-
en- ba6en i'm oIs &anbirater be-
riiBen 5ll fonnen. Garl inlltc
y ieiesn jalnmerliden Grpi,ipredlcr
Der oenn bp1 ge5eiat n,sr.e noi;
.ie Waioritat Der gepolfsriu.g poi
seros 1ib ipeoer bebunlbllggen not
Drannilieren laiien min.
Sim /. Sftober fnno in g(tas-
ofa goulltp cine s[bitinri.llue oar-
iber ftatt, Oh ser Sit Der Gorrrp-
'ertualtung in Bleainnto | bleipen
Der nod Ser neuen S;eot Sour
>anton sperlegt nerben i)aie. 9sri
sieier g[bltimnlung ioIf iid enc
Waioritat BON 4S Stimu,c.t fir nie
gerlegltna nod Souroantr.l crfidrt
,baben. 9as' @eridt bat a6er jctt,
.ailf grluhen bon @enrp 6. Martin,
SoBn W. 6unt uno Solnt Snitb,
linen girlboltsbefebI erlaSiell. our.l
ben Der GountDri6ter mo oie
gonritpfonllniii1re nerbillasri mer-
Sen, Die Stimmen nad3u5ilhlcr lnb
sas grgebnis gu perfiin0ig,n. Sic
Ssldger baben ibr @eiuh I'M einen
'oIden 9efebl nit Ser gehanptung
5egriinoet, loaB Die @lliirlnune
ringer sSorrnfebler iDegen unailiiig
Iei, oaB Die friiberen Gollntpfnm-
niiidre ferner Meaianton als fiilli
MeiIen bonn geoerapbiidlen Mlttcl-
,nltft oes goulttps liegcna eiflart
1atten unb oaB Die ietigen aonl-
niiiare olio alld feinen Ort ols
Wittelpu,ift 6es Gountps esflarcn
s5nrttert, Der tpeiter,~ols fiiaf afei-
en- BON 9Sleaianton entfcrut lic11
Die glngelegenbeit miro in asope!a-
ser 5nr 8erbanolung fonllrcn.
Mus 9aQettspille ullo 0oafln1
uirb eeneloet, baB Die Seier oes
Deutiben Cages bort au3ererocllt-
id, erfoloreih perlaufen lei.
Inter groBen Gerenlcnlen il
III @eorgetoipn Der @rluthi'ei1 Fl,
oos neue COURTEOUS. oas S125,00c
soiten miro, geleet iporoen.
SSn Der @egeno BON Dorrcltnn
,nipeit Cameron, bat NOR einer
iirngen Wtann nan1ens sSoluarS
Doilng inter Der 9lnflaee netboftei
ieinen 8ater pereiftet 5il 1afcn.
Ser erlte mirflide u93orther"
| in bieieln Serbit fonr Mittipcf
lodt auf nno bat Die bis-bol II
oriifenoe 9emperatilr angcaennl o6
qefiibfr, leioer ober ouh irieoel
ser @usfidt auf meiterelt sic9cll cir
gnbe gefnaht.
5n 8onoera itorb 2(oolpI
aoomieb, Ser erit Dor &trScin nod
langidbriger 9lbweienbeit bort6il
auriifgefebrt mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-07
nsrbsf Hbnune.

9tpdJ mnd)t iidp ,upl bcr Sumrner brett
Spd) balo id|Dn na6t bic esa.rts,cii,
@o'S iItdJt auf 100 GRAB" meir ftelr,
tlnS fiiBlcr ,lus Der Nurb n:ii,uclt.
ScS Spmmers Soite bat mns qsatt
llnh id)laff gentadjt; Elm Sehersgat
Serlnren tuul an Gnerete,
Odd bringt Scr Serbit 5itriif mns bic.
Der ScrbIt, bet lit TT bicicm 9ann,
9Ste Deni Scganer iupl sbrfanmt,
'9ic Sabresseit, bic idD5mcr qae
Dit lit, iuie cs Der Sritbtins iunr.
Nuts gien hcIebt iidj Sclb mn ,,Simr.
Die Siucitc Sngeiih Der Natmt,
Die @interG1it' ans 9turb nH1 CIT,
Sic furi,naen 5u Der Wirte Srcit
auf's Ncuc Gabcn mir bamn FriicI
amdj bas Gcmiiic anf bent I;lb.
Scr 0arter ifniidt iid) aua,rh
0iit Guien unb nit Gbrpiantfcm
11nb tuem mad Initcrn itert ser Sinn
eicbt MIR Snnt nad)itcu ,,Sutdlcr" hin
limb finbet ic, perpadt in sis
Sugar 5it cinent inae'gcn Trsis.
gScr bann nns mod NIT Slagsn sontntl
Der iuetf fiiriualJr nidlt, iuas tim frpmmt
llnb ben erflGren mir fiirbaB
als SDpDdjpnber eritcr SlaE.
Sen,, Der bns 3ebeu redlt gcrie9t.
Sm Scrbit aitdl niandlc ;yreuo' cnt.
iprirpr,
| ltnb 0anfbar nnnn aenieheu mir
Sa5n me 5laidI' u 9lamu ,3tcr.
ySas una ipt Snmmrr hat gct,ihlt
gSirh dndl i'm scrbit ats art gciiblt,
tss aibt ia feline 3cit I'M Snhr.
y9p bieics gier ntdIi gut uao tlar.
llnh fr5flidl bnnn aeniefrn mir
ScS S,crbitcs G,abcu bel hem BIER
Epd intmer ieib barauf beSadls.
9ah man nns N lamD" geb,adlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-07
@csmumaen, Die !6eimat 5n ncrlaiicm

Seoes 5obr lit cine eroi}c Nh
5obl 2unQen.2efoenoer g:jmlmgen.
Gin an0eres &lima ouf8llillden. Sics
lit foYtipielig uno nidt inrrr ii:hcr
gs oibt einen telIeren @ea. 2oi}t
|Gu6 ourh Or. Sings Mem Cisco.
oerD 81 Souie fllriercn IS fit
rierte mid BON 2in6enleibell"
Ihrieb SO. q. NelIon bon 9alurinc
grf., .o(s 9[des' 9(noere iebfi6llll
ms ih nenn AZ 9funb Oil Wclnih
gu" 80 Gts. mo $t.00. 6reie Ger
iudsflaiden BEL oGen Gr,gsIiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-07
9as Seras aSsnnocr

s1eilt aHe y1eren, BIaTen latN rheu.
inntiffle 2eioen; bel oacn Srliggli,er
loer 2 monaflihe gebanolnng pei
Roff fir 81. Or. 6. @. 6all 29..,t
0line Ctr ct. 2oltis, Uio. 5bre,hl
iiiir 3elldnifie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-07

: 9ie 9fepublifoner Dor WfoIia-
fllietts hoben @ounernen' Groper
mie6er ols @ounerneursfunoionten
aufgeitellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-10-07
9. u. & u. 3. gabn.

g. u. & u. 3. gabn.
9lnfunft -
glo. II 9onIton Ii. 8. aiiite 700 naetm
9to. 3-Soli1ton Ii. 3. &ii1te. 500 bon'l
ytp. 5--&illtenitdote. Ills nadnr
9fo, A Son Serrpille, nllr on 2soe
No; 44-gOn- aerrDiae, uls @onn<
fd9s.. j. -. 500 nad':lt
no. 146- Son aerrpiae, lulr al
Wodeilta9en. $50 refnl
SO. eOulton Ii. 5. aiilte. $50 n,rn.
go. 4-6olliton II. 3. Giiite 9::2o abcnos
J3o. 6-Aiiitenltdbte. :. 10 nodm
No. 43-9so9 &errpille. nur IN @os
SO: 41@Na6 aerrpiie, nrr conn -
SO. 145 -glad slerrpiae, mn in
gSod1enta9en. ;. ;. ..1:15 tprn.
g.. $. G 9. 81, (oaupt-amie)
anf.unft-
30. 9-gom Often. .7:s5 oorm
no. 7-8om Often. :. $500 nahn
gfo. 10-gI Roio IL Beiten. .7.30 nost1n.
SO: 2-8on Sci 0fio.. ..1050 boom
Ibrn1rt--
SO. s--aa6 el 9ofo rnb @eitsn.
SO. 1o-7Modl 5. msften. 1880 obenSs
go. S-3uf Dem Siten. ;. 100 BORN
yfo. 1-yfub Sci Jiio. 400 abellos
gietoria 9iniiiOn, 6. $. & 9. q.
Anfunft ~
10 so5-euero. gietoria. 7:5o uad,m
Ibfnhrt-
yto ao6- -euero. sictoria $500 BORN
~. a. & ;. gaau,
Mnflifft-4
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80. 2s5.. asom gorben. .7.so ,raI pornsiti
go. 231-Yom @orben unb 9ouitrn
go Boom goroen.. LAB abenbs
Thfnbrt
SO. 244-@ah benz Murben II. 5ouiton
No. 10-Nadl Dem Nproen. 1000 purm
yfo. 236-Nad ben, Norben. =. :.
300 a6snos
SO. 242--gaad oem Woroen unb Sal
peiton- :. -. .11.50 nbenos
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
KEY M CORK LEG
REVEALS SW1NDLER
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tcrtnincd royalty. gave Joy rides and
looked over klamath Falls. lie said
he thought tho place needed n h0te
and he would build a 800. 900 cs.
! tnbiishmcnt. Iic let contracts for q
100000 hotel. saying n would bs
enlarged as business warranted.
with the American Bank 4 Trust
Company. hc deposited n cashiers
check on the First National Bank OF
Lexington. KY, for Si9.scO. lie had
similar phoncy checks for $50. 900
and $4,000. Later he drcw out
$685.. and short time af,erward
an additional 81. 900.
Having established himself as n
promoter. u good fellow and high
liver. York bought 155G.25 worth Of
jcwclry from H. J. Winters. the Kinm.
nth Falls jcwclcr. md gave worth
icGs check In payment. This jeweler.
explained York. was presented to
various people In Klamath Falls as
token 0f his c~tccm and regard. J.
Rufus Wailinsford oculd not have
worked the game on a larger scale
nor made a better Impression. Then
he departed.
Portland was his ncst stop. and M
j. A. Ross he pcrpetrated ono swindle.
after which he skipped. with Won
Grocnewald on his trail. Back and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01

claim to the land above described,
before {. X. DcLap. County Clerk. at
klamath Falls. Oregon. on the 18th
day OF July, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Will Allen OF klamath Fails, Ore.
Charles Adams Of Klamath Falls.
Ore.
II. 8. Grigsby Of klamath Falls.
Ore.
George Wilson OF Klamath Fails,
Ore.
ARTHUR W. ORION.
s 1879 Regist ,r.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
To CONTRACTORS AxD BUILDERS

We are now prepared TO furnish
yon with plate or prism glass. any
side. on short notice. Also plain or
fancy glass. Call and get our prices.
Bambsr & Poairs. opposite baldwin
hardware. Phone o54.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
WNI. CARPETS

MIs !, -. Jard,nc Il prepared to
Oanufaotnrc rag carpets and rugs to
order. WIN furnish RAGS u desired.
Prices reasonable. Speciality made of
small rugs. Drop n postal for prices.
Address. klamath Isiia. Orc dv-ti
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
RANCH PROPERTY FOR SALE
Cnssoe

eco acres. near Merrill. iso acrcs un.
der ditch. $50 acres % cultivation.
SO acres In Alfalfa: balance In grain.
Price. 5000: terms.
100 acres. close 10 Merrill. well I'm.
proved. river front. new residence.
Price so per acre.
ts3 acres. all under proposed govern.
mcnt ditch. river runs through
place: $50 acres meadow: all this
tract lays exceptionally wewll for ir.
riration. Price. II taken within thirty
days. sac per acre: easy terms.
n acres near Merrill: good improve
ments: river front. Price ei.i0O.
u you are looking for bargains In
ranch property Il will certainly pay
you to see these places. For further
Information sec or write
e. u. FITCH. Merrill. Orc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Goal 1Anh)

Department OF the Interior. u. 8.
Land Once. Lakcview. Oregon
May 20. 1910.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Frank Irish Of Klamath Falls, Ore
gon. who. on June n. 1905, made
homestead entry No. 3&59. serial No.
0t2T3. for Ek SEh Section 10. Eh
NEh Section 30. Township 80 g..
Range 10 r.. Willamette Meridian.
has filed notice Of intention 20 make
Final Five-Year Proof TO establish
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
NOTICE OF aALe OF real PROR.
ERTY ny GUARDIAN.

In the County Court OF the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Will.
lam Walter Adams. J. Frank
Adams Jr. and Robert Steele
Adams. Minors.
Notice 10 hereby given that sron
aud after the sth day OF July. 1910.
tho undersigned will proceed TO ssll
to the higheat bidder for cash 10 hand
or part cash and balance secured BY
mortgage on property SOLD. at priv.
ate sale. in accordance With the order
OF the above entitled court. all OF
tho right. title and interest Of said
minors In and 10 the following de-
scribed real estate. to-wit:
Lot Two (3) OF Section Three (S)
In Township ~. south. Range 10
east. W. NJ. and the west half Of the
southeast quarter quarter and the
north half OF the southwest quarter
Of Section Four (O In Township
~ south. Range II east. W. ~. IN
klamath county. Oregon.
That such sale will b made BY the
undersigned - the guardian Of the
persons and estates OF william Walter
Adams. James Frank Adams Jr. and
Robert Steele Adams. minors.
All bids should be presented to the
said guardian. mailed TO him ut his
postoffics address. Morrill,. Oregon.
Dated this 9Th day OF June. A. ID.
1910. J. FRANK ADAMS,
Guardian OF said Minors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
NORTHERN PACIFIC
TO EXPLOIT STATE
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lot. nnd ,bc h,Idvc ,n,nnIn. NJ AZ.
Columbia n, Collie wh,ch ,,o,o vii,
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on,orprlscs ia ,,n,c..,,.a 4, rou,d
numbora nv nbou, AZ ooo ooo ,,d 1,
Ia nlno nov ,nv,,od 4, ao,,,..,,oct.
lny ia own line hc,wecn po,,,,,d ma
Tnrou, n, m, .,,o,.o %, az mn ooo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01

have a buyer for a small tract oi
timbcs suitable for wood. close In
ChIlcotc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORs
Sealed bids will DO received at u

once OF II. q. Momyer, klamath
Falls. Oregon. until ~ o'clock noon.
Wednesday. July IS. 1910. for tho
erection Of o three-story reinforcsd
concrete hreproof building for the
Odd Fellows Hall association OF
klamath Falls. to bo located on the
corner OF Fifth and Main streets In
ssid city.
Bids will DO received separate for
concrete and briok work. carpentcr
work. plumbing. painting. wiring.
heatins and plastsrinS. or for the sn.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-01
TElltbllD n non

''ont builders. nre making specially
of excursions 10 nird island and
points on the river boats for char.
tor for special parties, Row bonita
Tor rent, call a, boat house or phone
for particulars,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02
New Post Office Ruling.

Hereafter, people who send
mailing matter to be registered
must endorse on the letter or
package Return receipt de-
manded,' if they desire a
receipt returned to them from
the party to.whom the package
is sent. This is in accordance
with a new ruling of the regis
try department, notice of which
has been received by post
masters. The announcement
as made by the department is
as follows: No return receipt
card should be prepared for a
domestic registered package
not endorsed receipt required
or words of similar import.
Until further notice employees
accepting mail for registration
must ask il a return receipt is
desired. If a return receipt is
desired it should be so stated
on the package or none will be
sent. The new ruling has al
ready gone into effect. The
department is making efforts
to simplify the postof6ce ser
vice and this is regarded a
move in that direction.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02

loaded up with germs from the
first. The place that it makes
for is the kitchen and on to the
food where it leaves trail of
the germs from the manure,
privy vault or other filth that it
may have been in. When the
germs get on to the food they
are sure to get into our bodies
and if we are not in the best of
health and vigor the disease is
apt to get a start and to run it's
course. It is not safe to eat
food that the flies have been
on, They must be kept out of
our houses if we are to keep
we'll and especially if baby is
to escape cholera infantum,
which is a summer disease, as
that is the only time the flies
are around to carry the germs.
In town it is not SO difficult to
get rid of flies as there the
manure and filth that they
breed in can be removed.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02
Republican. Should support johnson,

Russell .Sentinel: There is no
good reason why the republi-
cans of North Dakota should
vote for d democratic guberna-
toria1 candidate at the coming
election. In two successive
primary campaigns they have
nominated G. A. johnson of
Minot as their candidate and
he is certainly entitled to the
support of every republican at
the polls this fall. Mr.. John
son is fully as we'll qualified
for the office as his democratic
opponent and in a state which
is normally republican by a
safe majority, there is no rea-
son why member of that
party should not fill the i'm
portant office of state execu-
tive. John Burke has been in
office in North Dakota for four
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02
Foot Ball Changes.

Four periods of fifteen min
utes each instead of two halves.
Intermission of fifteen minutes
between second and third per-
iods but between other two on
ly three minutes during which
time player cannot leave field
or any one but the trainer go
on.
Elimination of flying tackles.
Players must have one foot on
the ground when tackling.
Players who receive disquali-
fication or suspension may re-
turn to the game once at the
beginning of any subsequent
period.
Quarterback may cross the
line of scrimmage atany point.
No player can push or pull
his team mate who is running
with the ball.
Players qualified to receive
forward pass only when one
yard back of his own line of
scrimmage or on end of the
line.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02
Matt Gets His Five.

After the dismissal of the
Dana Johnson contest yester-
day, the ballot box from Pre-
cinct No. 13 was opened in the
auditor s. office and the repub-
lican ballots re-counted on
clerk of the district court.
On the recount Dana lost
two votes and Dokken two,
while Johnson held the three
to which the official returns
showed he was entitled. The
vote stood: Dana, 21; johnson
8; Dokken 1. One ballot was
blank on the office of clerk.
Had the count in this pre-
cinct been made correctly at
the time of the primary cleo
ton, Matt would have had the
FIVE that look bigger n a
mountain.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02

Lansford Times: If any one
was doubtful about this district
being in. the natural gas belt,
surely all those doubts must
now be removed. On Friday
while drilling a we'll for H. B.
King, a quarter of a mile west
of Hurd, the drillers struck a
strong flow of gas. Arrange
ments are being made by the
citizens of Hurd to pipe the
gas into town to be used for
both heating and lighting pur-
poses.
Some time ago w. HI. Glider,
half mile south of Hurd,
struck a flow of gas in his we'll,
and while it was not very
strong at the time, has been
gradually increasing in force
until at the present time he is
making arrangements to pipe
it into his house for light and
heat.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02

years and during that time he
was given an opportunity to do
something for the state, or at
least for the minority party, by
appointing a United States
senator to fill vacancy caused
by the death of the regularly
elected incumbent. He ignored
the state and his party by
appointing a man who was
practically unknown, political
ly, and whose prestige as a
democrat or a statesman was
too meag gre to conflict in any
way with honest" John
Burke's future political as
pirations.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02
Cottonwood Lake a Pretty Place.

Andrew Urseth sends us a
copy of the Cottonwood Week
ly Call, published at Cotton
wood Lake, the new town in
Williams county in which he
is located. The Farmers and
Merchants bank, of which he
is cashier, erected the first
building on the townsite.
The Call says of the town
and it's surroundings: Cotton
wood lake, from which the new
town takes it's name, is situated
in a beautiful valley of mar
velous fertility. The body of
water is one and a half miles
long, a half mile in width and
is perhaps ten to fifteen feet
deep. Being fed by springs of
of the purest water it dazzels
in the sunshine, a thing of
beauty. It's banks are fringed
by rugged cottonwood trees
and from the surrounding 9
heights it presents a scene
most beautiful and refreshing.
Cottonwood lake has for a
number of years been the
mecca for picnics and campers.
The lake has been stocked with
fish and will soon prove attrac-
tive to anglers. The hunters
know of Cottonwood lake for
the thousands Of wild ducks
and other game fowl which
swarm it's waters. 1t is the
one ideal body of water in
Williams county which appeals
to the sportsmen. The north
bank Of the lake on which the
town is being built reaches
down to the water with a Level
sweep Of two hundred yards
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02
EDITOR EVANS ARRESTED
E. C. Bowen Charges SoelaIistIc Scribe
at Lansford With Criminal Libel.

A. ]. Evans, editor of the
Lansford Times, was arrested
the first of the week on a war
rant sworn out by E. c. Bowen,
chairman of the republican
county central committee. Mr..
Bowen charges Evans with
criminal libel, citing two items
which recently appeared in an
issue Of the Lansford Times.
Evans was arraigned Monday
before Police Magistrate John
Snnithson of this city. He
waived examination and was
bound over to appear at the
next term of court, furnishing g
bond for his appearance.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1910-09-02

and offers ground for magni-
ticent park. 1t is the intention
to lay this ground out for park
purposes and more shade trees
will be immediately planted
and the flat otherwise inn
proved. In Cottonwood lake
the town has an asset the value
of which cannot be readily
estimated. And in the sur
rounding bluffs are coal deposits
only awaiting development.
One mine near the town is
already in successful operation
and is producing fuel for the
whole surrounding country for
a radius of twenty miles,