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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
ELM GROVE
Annual Convention OF W. c. T. u.
ConVenes In Stone Church To-
day-Other Items Of Interest.

The annual county convention OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union will be held today IN the Stone
Church at Elm Grove. and an interest.
ing program has been arranged. Three
sessions will be held. morning. after.
noon and evening. Mrs. I.eith. of
Grafton. will deliver an address at the
evening session. and the annual cleo
ton OF officers Will be held this al
ternoon. \ large number OF delegates
are expected from the chapters in the
county and arrangements will tee
made for the state convention which
will be held in MoundSville At noon
an elaborate luncheon will be served
by IN" members OF the Elm Grove
chapter
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NOTICE
10 Consumers of Natural Gas

On October 1911 Company will discontinue the custom Of
seHang agents to collect bills thereafter bills gas
he payable at principal
where bills Of all our patrons filed.
For the however Of people living in tho uturb
we VIII establish collection Stations and have these sta
lions with bills one day in each month, as follows:
WEST ALEXANDER
On the 18th Of each Alexander National Bank
curing nkng hours for people living in West Alexander South
along the Pike to and including Valley Grove
TRIiDEIPHIA
On the 9TH Of each month from $50 a. m to
30 for people Tradep the PIKE from Vale
Grove to the - Bridge including Middle Wheeling Creek
ELM GROVE
On the 6ih Of each month Bank Of Elm Grove during
Eng Ro Tor people IN Tim Grove and along The Pike
Park View" Patterson and Biz Wheeling Greek
FULTON
On the 9Th Of Bank Of Fulton dprr banking
hours Tor people m Fulton and along The Pike
Ter, 10 the limits ~ the City Of Wheeling nudinp Pleasant V,
EdgeUood Nooddac Ira'her"ood VII De Chans
BENWOOD
On The rd and 18th 81 a. uoan -orr, for r,i
hogg- Run
ompan' Nc'ni sl e a. tho ~aon- fola m
suburban Bib pa,d 'iee toscton stallion. ipor ibt
- \, ~ I, s 20 Ia'' nurnE 'h other ''- of th' di.,,Irf
pf'7l ~ me "hffinF ''r Fis aeon ihe ingr- Of 20
% si b. wore patron. sr ,or oa.- rrr
r"qu'~i MAJ have ifl- mailed efh ps.d ,bs,l
ior fhs further e.-.,rr-. ,rr p,r,r. ,. di --,-
'r'"'Fr l' pfHsn'nf ,tenf hs i,.1f nfr.r . .
cab mnnih and eh'n 'f- dar fs u0ff, hff, ft.
r-f"unf p-fFd e'I 'F 'tfrrffr i. fhf faI...r
40 t-ount 900 - allowed Dol .r ,-. s,i.- ...r. s,. M
s.,'un.- .'n - ,arr..s AFTER n, ..ts ., ..f -.-s
r,-r.,tfrn..
THL >Ar FUr'-'"u.'>, 90 vI-I tu,r>.,
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ball game will be played on the
Elm Grove diamond this evening be
tween the newly organized Edgington
Lane and Triadelphia school teams
4 private dance was given in Crafts
hall in Triadelphia by number OF
Triadelphia young men last evening.
and The affair was largely attended
Work was commenced yesterday on
placing a concrete walk In front OF
the Cecil Lumber Company's store In
the East End.
The public sale of Oscar McCulley
at his farm near Sand Hill was large
~ attended by local people yesterday
The Winters residence up Big
Wheeling Creek is ready for the
plastercrs. the roof having been com
pleted Yesterday by bred Elmer. or
overlook
NJ r. Rraden. Of Burncsville. Pa.
spent Yesterday in Elm Grove calling
on friends.
The Wheeling C-eek Stars Will play
the Sherrard team at Sherrard. sun
day afternoon
Lafe Sheppard. the well known mo-
iorman on the City and Elm Grove
lines. will NOV" his family from Nc
Cul.Och street 10 Texas next week
Or. J. VI IIoustin and James Nc
Alllsjer Of the Grove spent Yesterday
hunting FOR squirrels in the juncles
o. Marshall county
Oakley Austin will leave in a few
days for MorgantoWn. where he will
enter the university.
Mrs. Howard Decker. who has been
la 20 her home in Woods addition.
for some time. Is reported to b.
slightly improved
new pool table was received yes
terday by Harry Smith and viii be in
stalled in his pool room on Main street
today.
Alfred Crook has left for an extend
ed stay in West Wheeling. Ohio.
Martin Ncii"r conducted public
sale Of his household properly NJ his
residence in Lakewood addition yes
tcrday.
The Patterson team will cross bats
with the IIoishon team of Wheeling.
on . Patterson grounds Sunday az
rcrnoon for the third time this sea-
son. As each team has won n game
/ this contest will decide the champion
ship.
} o. V. Smith Is expected home today
from s. Joseph. No. whore he was
. in attendance al the annual conven-
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time OF the next general eleciion-the
effect OF reciprocity so far. as the
business Of the farmer is concerned
Will be- so slight that r. will form no
part az all in the Issues in discussion 90
Abolish Sorder Custom Houses
The president said that he favored
the abolition OF the custom houses on
DO" border line OF Canada. and wished
fnat We had absolute free trade, with
the dominion.
~ the conclusion of his speech. the
president wa taken about Battle
Greek in an automobile Before he
went 70 The banquet. in Kalamazoo to
night. he review I'd tho schooI children
81 The city. visited Kalamazoo College
and Nazareth academy and partici-
pafed in the cornerstone laying OF the
now y u G. 4 building Ne left
alter the banquet for Peoria. H..
where he spends Tomorrow
ln his Grand Rapids speech Taft
spoke as follows.
The Vetees Of Tariff Bills.
Nly Fellow Ct'il,rs ] am going to
''I sou fu o., simple way o.. 7 can.
VHt vetoed the three tariff bril-.
Which torgre-, submitted to me for
signature sf fss ,iyee % tins extra ses.
s..u. called the session tp secure The
enactment in Law 81 the Canadian reel
rr.c''. treaty This was d,rc on Iu'y
r. llsrcaff,r. fhc vol 600. fhc free
it 100. ard the cotton ili were trc.
-'Hri q. mc for signature. and 70.
'-r.i 'Hru without uy approval. and
explained r reason f,r ,r doing ir a
.yr .r cab '-'
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Out the Pike Briefs.


Charles Murphy and family have
moved from Fairmouf. " Va into
tho Henry properly on the National
road Fulton
The Edeington Lane public school
team and the Philadelphia school team
will play y ban game on tho Elm
Grove grounds this afternoon
Mrs Gcor.o Marshall is ill ~ the
homo 90 her daughter. Mrs y. Klink.
ler. Of Center street. Fulton.
E',iah Adams. cf Loudonyille
spent Wednesday ard yesterday in
Woodsdale as the guest OF his daueh.
ter Hrs Rufus Ross
August Market Is having % concrete
retaining wall erected 70 from. ~ his
ton
Chester Beck. Vhp has been lll for
-e'era' weeks with 3n attack 81 ~.
nhoid fever isfr yesterday r1"rniur
for Dil'onya'e. o. where h. viii re-
main for few weeks With relatives
1ohn SoicnA. Elijah Adams and
Henry Eou'-r attended th. - Ciair-
r.'Ie fair Yesterday iu Mr. Sch"rk s.
1ufowohi'r
Frank v0ck". fho Fulton barber
spent yesterday looking after bust
moss matters Boo Bolliirc
Roth a. S'ooS AFRO Installing s..
'Tr' fixtures 10 their r,ntuir. store %
NO Fulton bank binding Additional
shelving ie ALSO h"irg placed in Tho
f.H~ OF tr- store room
Uolcr' DO Nr'c- vae removed 'rom
ha hln' boz tnofhrrVond fp tho
Norfb V7..'Irr hospital Wcdn"adsy
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EDGWOOD
improvements Being Made TO Streets
Nof Eoawood-PIke Items
and Briefs.

The town OF Edgwood has force
or men and teams at work grading
and improving the streets. and yester
day improvements to Elm street were
completed. The work Is in charge oi
Street Commissioner John Schlag. \
large road scraper Is used to grade
the streets with. and the stone and
rocks are being hauled away The
work Is being rushed 50 that the
streets may be placed in excellent
condition before bad weather sets in
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Innrovements Nearly comnleted

The improvements which have
been in progress for several months
To the property OF otto Schenk. near
Leathcrwood. are nearing completion,
and the handsome residence will soon
be ready for occupancy. \ number
~ teams have been employed for sev-
cral months in filling and grading tho
lawn. and now concrete walks have
been started and Will be laid from
Leathcrwood station 70 tho residence
: beautiful stone entrance is being
erected
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ton OF the Amalgamated Association
OF Street Railway Employees OF Amer
lea
Miss Odella Bentley will entertain
the members of the Girls Industrial
society this evening at her home. in
Hazelwood addition.
Oliver Pryor. James Rine. Henry
Otto. Liba Hall. Harry Taylor and Ed.
ward Smith attended the ST. Glars
willie fair yesterday
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for political purposes By passing three
tariff bills, the ircc-list bill aRd the cot
ton bill They gave no public hearings
ot any kind on either of these hill and
they presented no satisfactory informa-
ton upon which The effect II any Of
them upon the industries involved could
be judged. Their Investigations max
nave been sufficient TO satisfy the con-
science Of tariff-for revenue man
who believes in any reduction. however
great. OF existing duties. but for ore
pledged as ! am 10 maintain a tariff
high enough 90 enable existing indus
tries To- live. the case j., different
The wool bin proposed a revenue duty
Of 20 per &c ~ upon raw wool instead
az u cents pound. reduction o. con-
sidcra'lN more than 20 per cent Of the
present duty and an average duty 81 80
per cent ou wooden cloth and manufac-
tures. This was avowedly a tariff for
revenue and was not drawn Tor the
purpose OF protecting the industries. IL
passed the House and went to the Sen
ate. where an in,urgcuf Republican Sen
dt"r proposed @ substitute Don which the
duty OF wool 81 The first cla-, was fix
cd ~ ~ per cent. and Of a second class.
or carpet woods. 10 10 per cent. and the
average Percentage ou fre wooden man
uiac'urcs was made 90 per cent ad Va
loren. u was claimed hy rs author 'l
Ic protection hf'i 10 wa, never sub
n1ffcd fn a COMMITTEE. 10, evidence wa.
ever "a Ken u regard fr %. and " WI.
evolved from Toe independent invest
tt'f'u g srzlf senator s. mailriry
az fr Insurgents ANIL Che D.r..-rlss t,,
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Funeral Today.

Funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs Harry Howard. whose death
occurred Wednesday morning. will be
held this morning at u o'clock At her
lat" residence. near Sand Hill The
services wall b" in charge Of Rev r.
&. Getty. pastor of the Dallas Presby-
terrain church. and he will be assisted
By Rev. p W Mathcny. pastor OF the
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Sustained Slight Shock.

James SteyanS. o. Woods addition.
the genial operator in the Nickelo-
deon, sustained slight injuries ycster-
day afternoon while connecting some
wires-in tho operators room when TWO
charged wires became ere ssod. result
ing in a flash. lie was shot ed and
the force OF the flash threw him
across the room but he was not ser
iously injured
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Interesting Meetinn.

: well attended meeting or thu
Morsan-Ch1phne camp Royal Neigh
hors OF America. was held last eve
ming in the Il. Of L. hall on Main
street. and business Of an important
nature vas transacted The next
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lnterestInu Meeting.

\ regular meeting OF the Edewood
Camp OF the Modern WoOdmen Of
America was held last evening in the
camp quarters in the EdgwOod town
hall. and much interesting business
was transacted The meeting was
we'll attended.
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argument which would satisfy my con-
science III signing the bill.
The frcc-lIst bill va, called IN.
farmers free list for the purpose of
GIVING an impression that II was passed
10 compensate the farmers for som.
sort - injury supposed 10 he done by
the Canadian rcciprocity treaty. This
reason was finally repudiated by the
leader # the Democracy on the floor
Of The House Of Representatives and i,
certainly not true. There was nothing IN
the Canadian reciprocity Till that requir-
ed any compensation 10 the farmers for
IN q very short period after actual on
Grafton u wi appear that they. as well
2, everybody else. have been ir1proyed
in condition by orr la-gcr trade with
canada. Bu' the ill was framed and
came 90 me ~ form calculated to ms
lead as 'o - effect ln the first claus.
alI agricultural implements 20 enter Il
without duty. tn. opened 20 England
the market 81 the l'~ci States for az
ricuiurdl implements. rs a matter Of
Tact. thc price OF agricultural irnpie-
mer's IN America Is cheaper. a, shown
ny % report oi the Bureau 81 Trade
Relations 81 the State Department. to
ihc American farmer, than 90 any
farmers 'n tuc world
Nn"thcr clause provides Tor 'he ad-
mission OF hsrhcd-virc fencing free.
and then an wire ard other material
which could he used for fencing. and
include. wire rods and wire rope. To
lc' ~ harhci. wire fencing alone would
70 urmportaDt fo producers. huf the
if' 'fiE Di fre amending clause is such
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Ses IN support of II, and sent a specific
recommendation OF the plan in a con-
gressional mess age The Republican
convention, OF = States adopted rc,o-
buttons strongly advocating a statutory
Tariff Commission. and dcprccating any
future revision until needed evidence
had been gathered and impartial con
cluSions drawn A. 20 the fact, upDn
which such revision could be properly
made
OF course with Republicans. iu order
~ secure proper revision on tho ha,i,
&" which hey were committed. II was
essential 20 know from an unbiased
source the difference between the costs
- foreign and home production. for
this Wa, 'he limit Of protection
the moderate prO'tCfiUui,f. among tEc.t
and Oh" last party platform had SET.
] hey Iid NOT wish f1 iuiur- ih, import
aW Wiu~trie- ot the country by taking
awas from them the measure of pro-
tccr.u needed Co custl- them 90 live
against foreign competition. hut they
cit intend ir fhc next revision moi tp
give ihcm more than thi.
OF course fic Democrats r,rn.,fl,rl
ro such measure of protection a., lust.
hut many IF them cnrtcnd.d that sr-h
commission was necessary to .c.ufc
fnc facts upon winch proper tariff
Ter revenue Drlr cYril o., framed THE
result u7s 'Hlt D.. Republican Iud I'D ri-
o.rauc vo.c-. and among ihc R,puhh -
cans fr0 .O.,1Irl rrngrs..tsc or ir.ur.
.ef' k'pr .Ii.fr. vlrr ft. r.-f earnest
.1 f> support. a 300 creating e r,rm1-
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So - before buying Your heating
si"f'S AS" -r- our limo OF gas
RANGES. '',N Lumber 90. Elm
bi't". Rp2I-h
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Personals and Briefs.

Dallas VI. r. church. Interment will
be made in the Dallas cemetery.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
From Tuesdays Daily

A few Of the Commercial club NOM.
bers are holding forth in special ses.
sion at the club rooms this afterno san
called by President W. H. Horton.
Inc nlgh school team has been busv
practeing this week in preparation
Tor the game with Grand Forks which
promises to be the main attraction NJ
the football season. The best local
material, it is expected, will be in
shape for the coming game, which will
snow how Devils Lake ranks with The
prospective champions of North Dako.
Miss Pearl Long was successful, IN
the word contest of the Ramsey Drno
company, having 1,4l9 words.
Ben Hall Of Fargo is here TODAY
novelties. " 'ne latest
George H. Glass of Minneapolis. .
former resident of Devils Lake Is .
visitor in the city.
At the meeting of the trustees q,
Jamestown college, held at Jamestown
william kavanaugh of jamestown was
reelected member of the board. All
ner Veitch of Williston to succeed Rnt
Ter Lamb, deceased, and C. F. Phm
mer to succeed w. P. Sherman of Tow
er City. ''N> - ~" W.
Fred Bartholomew, proprietor Of tb.
Frederick hotel, who has been in on;
cago the past few weeks undergoing
medical treatment, is improving salts
factorily and expects to be home i,
about two weeks. He has not yet de
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
(Monday IS Daily.)

This morning Supt. Barnell spoke to
the pupils of the high school. His talk
was not lengthy but it gave the stu.
dents many hell ful hints on school life
and athletics.
The announcement in Saturdays pa.
per was an error. The Shakespeare
club only is to meet this afternoon
with Mrs. Fenelon and the committee
on arrangements of the convention
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. E. B. Page. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Nels Moen, former merchant of
Devils Lake, is in the city looking af-
ter business interests here and other
property interests in Ramsey county.
Sheriff Mclean and John Slovik went
to Lakota yesterday to identify a man
VINO was supposed to have attempted
TO murder slovik at Webster several
weeks ago. 1t was another mistake.
however, and the man held on the,
charge was released.
Some more changes have been made
IN the arrangement OF class rooms at
high school. By the last change ali
classes are conducted either on the
second or third floor. Heretofore some
have been on the first floor.
Mayor Mcclory was passenger Sat.
urday evening to Portland, Oregon
where he will remain for a period of
ten days looking after business mat.
ters. During his absence Alderman s
L. Wineman will be acting mayor.
Martin Gulseth, who owns consider
able real estate in Morris TOWNSHIP
but is now a resident of Alberta, was
in the city Saturday visiting with
friends and looking after property in
terests.
Misses Juliet shortridge and Evelyn
kellogg were visitors from Lakota owe,
Sunday. The young ladies visited will
Mrs. shortridge at Chautauqua.
W. W. Flynn Of Odessa is in tn.
city looking after business matters.
The McCanna divorce case was mr.
gued before Judge Cowan in distric,
court Saturday.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Cliff Mills was hers from Toxic to
take his part as member Of the or
chestra at the Machinists' dance last
last evening.
Frank Reading Of Penn was in the
city yesterday.
William L. Pine Of Penn was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
John Munig, Of Freshwater town
ship, was in the city yesterday.
The iron work necessary to complete
the fire hall arrived in the city this
morning
Frank Shook and Albert Bryne were
in the city today from Route 8. Mr..
Bryne brought in five potatoes that
are as large as any that have been
brought in this year. One weighs close
to four pounds.
Superintendent Haig has received
the announcement of the educational
meeting with complete program. The
session will be held at Fargo next
month.
Tomorrow evening there will lie a
choral service ut the Episcopal church
W. H. S. Foster will render a couple
of solos and there will be Il number
of other fine selections. This is the
first choral service of the season.
Misses Francis and Tootis Sheets of
Lakota are up today to attend the
football game.
Atty. F. T. Cuthbert left today on
No. for Crary, where he will attend
to legal business.
Miss Thompson is in town today
from Crazy.
Mrs. Foubert is entertaining this af.
ternoon for her little daughter, Daph.
mia, who celebrates her eighth birth.
day. The afternoon will be spent in
games and a heart hunting contest
Dinner will be served at 4 O'Clock
The guests are: Misses Maude Gray
Florence Richmond, Jewel Turner,
Grace Prete, Hazel Roe, Gladys Do
heny, Amy Mooers, Mildred Rundell
Virginia Veneble, Mary Dolores, LIE
ona Phillips, Edna Crowford, Florence
Snow, Marie Daeley, Helena Huesgen
Virginia Andrews, Ruth Baird, Orene
Hunt and Loretta Alexander.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Minot, N. D., Oct. IA widespread
campaign in behalf of system of
mixed dairying and agricultural farm
ing in Ward county has been launch
ed by committee of local bankers, as
a result of suggestions made at the re-
cent get-together dinner held at the
Commercial club. After that meeting,
a committee composed entirely of bank
ers of this city met and took up the
question Of purchasing mich cows to
supply the farmers Of this section.
These bankers believe that with scien-
tific farming, rotation of crops, conser-
walton of moisture, and the abandon
ment of the old one-crop system, Ward
county is capable Of affording plenty
for many hundred thousand more than
it has in its borders at the present time.
During last summer there has been a
great deal Of corn raised in the state
and some of the very best in the state
has been grown right here in Word
county. The success of the corn crop
here has been SO marked that there has
been raised a question regarding the
disposition of the same. The farmers of
North Dakota realize now the greatest
possibilities of the crop in this state.
but in raising the Indian Maze they
do not intend to burn the corn for
fuel as is sometimes done in Kansas.
This committee Of local bankers pro-
poses to furnish good cows, cost price,
easy terms, the COW to pay obligations.
They want to help place the farmers
where they can get the highest price
for his finished product and the quick
est, surest return for his energy and
effort. They contend that cows mean
more money, not once year, but ev-
cry day in the year. Put bossy on the
firing line, they say, and she will pay
outstanding obligations and lift the
mortgage. Keep her up to the full cap
acity and she will make county seed
grain and foreclosures thing Of the
past.
The bankers Of Minot Issue this
statement for the careful consideration
of the farmers. They urged the farm.
ers to join with them in movement
that will bring prosperity to you di-
rectly, and to all Of us Indirectly. They
urge you to come and talk it over with
the banker with whom you do business.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

New York, Oct. 17.-New York fans
are relying on Christy Mathewson to
pull the New York Giants through the
world series with Philadelphia, as they
believe he is the only pitcher that can
hold the Athletics. For this reason it
is expected that Christy will be used
IN most of the games and in event
that the series is at all close, as is ex-
pected, Christy can be depended on to
win out in the final game against the
Philadelphia slab artists.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
Engineer And Brakeman Loose Lives AS "a Result O1
Cows Getting On The Track And Turning
Over ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Occur
red At Layland, Man, at 7:3O
O'clock Last Night

ing killed instantly, while a. J. Baxter
Of Grand Forks, brakeman, was
scalded to death. @
The accident occurred as the result Of
three cows getting on tho track, turn.
ing over the engine and pinning the
engineer and fireman beneath the hea:
w trucks. Frank Wavra, of Fast
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Devils Lake, N. D., October
16, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that David J,
Du Bots, Of Fl. Totten, N. OAK, who
on May 10, 1909, made Homestead Ed.
try, No. 03S00, for NE Ia Of the Sc
IA, Section 90, Township l52 n,
Range IS W., 5th Principal Meridian
has fled notice of intention to make
Final Communication Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be.
fore The Register and Receiver, at
Devils Lake, N. OAK, on the 9th day
of November, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John J. Cavanaugh, Fred Dubois,
Ben Davie, John Bell, all of Fl. Totten
N. Oak.
F. W. cocKBURN, Receiver
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Sheriff Hayes is expected from Pas
co, Wash, Friday Of this week to take
r, Classisen, who was arrested recent
~ at Lawton, back to Washington to
stand trial on the charge of grand
larceny. According to Classisen, he
knows Of no reason why he should be
under arrest and says he committed
no crime. He appears to be clean
cut young man and attributes his pre-
dicament to spite work on the part of
his former employer.