Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

march was played by the Victrola. Fol
lowing this the crowd serenaded the
newly WEEDS and showerel them with
rice.
Shortly after ten O'Clock Sunday
morning the entire party, including the
tourists, train crews, detectives and
porters lined up in from. of the hotel
train and were photographed. Then
number went to church while others
wrote letters or amused themselves IN
other ways.
Surprises awaited them later in the
Gay, among the chief of which was the
publication Of a full-sized newspaper
by the press crew and called the
Daily Carburetor. - This included
hits upon each of the passengers and
was eagerly read, Editor Hcke Smith
VAS responsible for the edition. Among
the I;tny sayings noted were the fol.
loving: "Life is but fleetng mo-
ment. Honk, honk, be or your way.''
Gas we journey through life let us
speed by the way" "Weather report:
Dry in North Dakota; Wet in Mon
tana." 1t also stated that it was pub
lished on board Hotel speedometer, the
world IS original automobile ho+el train.
Pilot G. S. Harrington has oeen show
ing the drivers badges to be awarded
drivers Of winning cars. These are in
the form Of black fobs with artistic
solid gold charms. Some changes in
the route are announced for today and
The Halliday pilot crew will leave car.
lier than usual. Since leaving Mime
apolis this car has averaged q miles
Fer hour while on the road. The duties
have been arduous and the members
have not had over an average of four
hours sleep each night until reaching
here.
But two penalties have been inflict-
ed officially for the first three days.
run. One went to the Krit which broke
steering arm. It required Driver
Dougherty but six minutes to repair it,
however, and but six points were in
volved. This was on the second day.
The Colby Saturday was penalized
slightly.
Cole No. Is, Saturday, while waiting
for the pacemaker to adjust chains on
slippery piece of gumbo, broke
small arm in the shifting lever but no
time was lost. Driver G. J. Rose says
he will accept small penalty immedi-
ately after checking out this morning
by making the necessary repairs. Both
Coles have worked fine so far, barring
this one accident, for which misfortune
more than the car is blamed.
Nothing can be said of the othe; con-
t"s'an:s EXCEPT that all are working
eac. With the exception OF tire trou.
lie, reported ~ some, no trouble has
been encounte:ed Nothing could be
mo1e satisfactory to these Drivers.
Since his accident of two Gays ago
John Ringing has been riding cr lie
tain. His car IS being driven ~ his
chauffeur and it is probable that he
VIII have sufficiently recovered by to-
cay to take another ride in his own
car.
&. L. Bonwyll, driver of Kisscl Ii1r
No. s. was slightly indisrosed Sunday.
H. caught co;l while driving through
the sixty miles of rain before reaching
Devils Lake but will be sufficiently re-
covered to take charge Of the car today.
William Stork, driving Mrs. Hersey's
Packard, was another who was under
the weather for suffering from the same
ailment. He, too, will continue today.
Even though there are numerous
bothersome characters lowering about
the station yards the last two nights
the automobiles parked across from the
depot, as well as the sleeping tourists,
have been well cared for by Policeman
Peter Timbeoe Of this city. He stands
six feet seven inches and has com
handing personality. Whenever any.
body came within striking distance of a
car he would order them away, and
they usually obeyed without question.
Andrew Berkey and D. L. Henderson,
whose car turned over Saturday, will
continue the journey today. Both have
recovered completely from the shock Of
the accident.
Tolay's run will take the tourists
ever 100 miles Of North Dakota's pra
irie roads to Berthold, the nigh. con
toll. Advance printed programs receiv
ed Sunday show that baseball game
will take place Immediately following
dinner. Then refreshments will be
served and the public buildings will be
inspected. This will be followed b,
more refreshments. The program state.
, that the only possible change in til,
program will be to add more refresh
ments.
. At Rugby, bill We're received from
I Poplar, Mont, showing that there y.
: elaborate program has been prepared
: for Tuesday night. An Indian parad
j, will meet the tourists and escort then
e to the grounds where sham battle will
2 take place. This will be followed by
grass and squaw dances. The commit
: tee ir charge is composed of b. 4
e Walker, r. Z. Patch, L. L. Brink, Gee
+ WaShin pfon Samnel Savior an1 Cvner