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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

UNRELIABLE-AS USUAL.
The Devils Lake Journal has nasty
lot Of insinuations about Senator Ne
Cumher and his H$5O.OOO mansion. -
The residence the senator proposed to
build is at q cost of $l5,n.W instead Ct
$4,000 as stated by Colonel Bloom
Fargo Forum.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
AUTO AND REALTY VALUES.

AOlO AN DsHNALAx6f Sv ALL E6.
A joke Of some age 10 that concern.
ing the mortgnging OF the home to buy
an automobile; but some OF those who
have taken the trouble to inquire OK.
press tho opinion that tho automobile
10 an agent fof homo buying rather
than homo mortgaging. Tho develop.
mont Of the automobile" says one OF
these, has given to suburban. aud
country land values bigger boost
than any element that heretofore has
been regarded ~ factor in real estate
appraisais
- "1ho influence Of the .aMtomo bilea ia
ms farlrehcRiHg Iii this respect as MUM.
icipal Improvements are I'd land values
in great cities. Since tho assessed val.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Sam Clark has Just concluded the
onerons duties of publicity man for the
Agricultural Show at Bismarck and 10
now shooting geese in Canada with a
selected aggregation of Minot sports.
men. In all probabilities he included
few bushels of the prize wheat inst
to show the Canucks what We can do
on this side of the line.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
PRESIDENT vnUEN9 OF lenrNE,
sofa UNIVERSITY ID HoNoR-
ED IN STYLE

Minneapolis, MINI, Oct. ls-A bril-.
liant reception was exteDaed last niaht
to Geo E Vincent, President Of the
university Of Minnesota, BY over tn
thousand student, and alumni Mo
gathered to weleone he new head az
the institution Tia fnaassartioa er-
e1eises win be held this affssaeon.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

AAY ANvvfE AkV0AA&A4D S1&klA
Action = 10 ths Bert interests Of
n tho Banking Business at Munich,
Leaving Wlliston. s.s.fS 81 4
IN q. -s1tr,o5 t,og is,5 ;$4s s II;
~ we aevs ssssiEsa a6S /,
effect that he has withdrawn his an.
nouncement that he would be = candi..
date for governor Of North Dakota on:
the Republican ticket and that he will
under no consideration become q cam
didate. 4 .5si 4. .ilsS
Although Mr.. Burdick had previous.
ly announced himself he now declines,
after q conference with . number Of
his friends. In his letter Mr.. Burdick
states that he might have become q
candidate could ho have been support
ed by two factions Of the Republican
party, but realizing that he could not
secure this support since the announce
ment Of Messrs. Aaker, Miller and
Hanna that they would become candi-
dates, he has decided to decline and
allow the people Of Republican faith to
unite on one man who will take the
governorship Of North Dakota out Of
democratic rule.
Mr.. Burdick also states that he does
not feel that his finances are in such
shape as to properly enter the race,
and although the corrupt practice law
which does away with Wholesale expen.
ditures Of candidates was passed BY
the last legislature, he believes that it
would be necessary to stump the entire
state should he become q candidate,
which could not be done short Of g.
500. a
In conclusion Mr.. Burdick says that
he hopes the people Of North Dakota
will be satisfied with his action, which
he believes is to the best interests Of
the state. !.
It is understood that Mr.. Burdick
win leave Williston, where he is now
located, and go to his former home at
Munich, where he will again engage in
the banking business.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

The Development League Press
Leagu at Grand Forks is still endea.
voring to develop Grand Forks-at the
expense of the press. If the League
wants the Forks boosted why dom it
pay for its The press in North Dakota
boosts their own county in every issue
and others as well. Then why should
We be asked to publish two columns
with the Forks as the key note in the
articles. R.O.T.-Calvin Times.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Now comes the glad tidings of a
Booster Club down in Fargo and the
secretary wants the N. d. press to
hoptoit and help 'em. We took par,
nralar notice when We opened the sec.
retary's letter y marked check WASH y
visible.
We also noticed that there WASH Y
an 'inrit' to the banquet.
Come all ye FOUNDERS. to the waste
basket for vourS,-Calvin Times
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Brother Penn of the Sherwood 1rih.
one was knocked down and kicked in
the head the other day by man who
objected to the way he had written up
his arrest, 1t cost his assailant IS and
costs. The guy that knocks us down
brother will never get away with any
80 and costs and live to tell it.-MaS.
bass Monitor.
Brother Myers is evidently not
afraid OF "taking in too much terri.
tory.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
ENJOYED THE MANDAN EVENT
Elks Home From Morton County Seat /
Declare Installation Was Fine.

Elks Home From Morton County Seat
Declare Installation Was Fine.
klks who attended the installation
OF the new Elks' lodge at Mandan,
have returned home enthusiastic over
the manner in which the new lodge was
given its start. The Dickinson lodge.
which put on the work. acquitted itself
IN very ereditshle manner. every fea-
ture of the installation ceremonies be-
ing carried out to perfection.
The officers of the new lodge follow:
Exalted Ruler-L Il. Connolly.
Esteemed Leading Knight-Charies
0 'Rourke.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-w. W. Full
Ter. a
Esteemed Lecturing Kni ght-L c.
Broderiek.
seeretary-E. c, Biting.
Treasurer II. MeHugh.
ISlerJ. p. Landstrom.
Trustees-E. C, Nichols. DR.. Stalev.
j. w. Chorley.
Inner Guard-Miehael Howe.
Chaplain-Beno Sehimanskv.
Esquire-E. II. Wurst.
Organist-E. A. Tostevin.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20
DEVILS LAKE Is NOT LACKING IN
ENTHUMASM OVER RAsERAIL,
CONTESTA

Devils Lake, in common with every
city, town or hamlet in the United
States is taking more than = passing
interest in the Championship baseball
games between New York and Phila-
delphia- Everything from money to
peanuts is being wagered ON the Diff
ferent games and The World bulletins
that are being posted each afternoon
are watched for with intense interest.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

GIVES d a HI,s OE1 N REASON roR5
AZ REFRIGERATION 1HE s1R0UDLE
rs WITH CRA1D81iIs

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dian agent, has been arrested il Santa
IFe, New Mexico, according to die.
patch received by the state central
prohibition committee. The charge,
according to the dispatch is that Of IL
3beling E. j. Crandell, ex-Indian agent
for the district Of New MEXICO john
son was first released on $500 bail, &C.
cording to the report, but this was lat
er raised to $4,000. -
In signed statement In the North.
sern Patriot, prohibition publication,
johnson gave as his chief reason for
resigning from the service that he had
had trouble with Crandell. The $1,000
bail had been furnished " Johnson
and he is ct liberty.
It is said that his trouble with
Crandell started when johnson was at
work in Oklahoma, wedding out tho
Of the tSeyen Tribes. AT first, Il 10
said, johnson was successful, and in q
measure was responsible for Crandell' 3
retirement from the Indian service.
Crandell, with influential friends, kept
dC WORK, however, Will CH0 sODJoCG OF
getting johnson 3 scalp. Johnson 8 res
ignation some weeks ago and the pres
ent charge against him are the result.
johnson has been thinking quite ser.
iously Of obtaining . position with the
Minnesota state prohibition committee.
It is understood that he has been made
an offer and that he willu probably ac-
cept. He win be put to work ferret
ing out the illegal liquor selling and
violations 81 the Sunday and. midnight
closing laws,fifshe accepts thstjob.
With the present agitationathrough.
out the statedreearding athes governor .
action in refusing the protest by the
Methodist laymen against Mayor Kel-
Ter Of St. Paul and the police depart.
ment, it is believed that 8 Pussyf
could do q lot Of very efficient work.
It is quite certain that Moorehead
and East Grand Forks would not es-
cape his vigilant eye if he ever return
ed to this state to engage in an anti
liquor crusade.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

Devils Lake seem to fighting shy of q
chance to play the Grand Forks high
school football team this. season. The
Devils Lakers had game scheduled
with the locals about six weeks ago
for the coming Saturday, but after
thinking things over they came to the
conclusion that they had better not
risk defeat, according to the faculty
manager, Mr.. Baarman, who has re-
ceived letter from the Satanic city
aggregation stating that they felt
obliged to cancel the game for Satur-
day in the city by old Satan 3 pond,
because they feared that. they would
be unable to pay thes expenses.
Manager Baarman tofs the high school
team states that he would not care so
much about the gone being cancelled
if it did not leave him but four days to
secure another team for Saturday. just
what may have caused the Lakers to
change their minds about the game
with the Grand Forks high school is
unknown; however, It IS possible that
some arrangements may be made be-
fore the end of the week, which will
allow the two elevens to get together
It is said that the Lakers are some
what frightened at the prospects Of
meeting the team which tied the uni
versity.
AIinot is also making noise about
the Grand Forks game. They were
given the option Of playing here on
October IA or on November IL. They
hedged on the early date and the To-
Gals made the Duluth trip instead. Now
the Minot bunch want to play here on
Nov. 4, which would be all right if it
did not interfere with the Grand Forks
schedule. From the present outlook
the only game that. is Scheduled which
the Grand Forks boys are certain to
play is with the Fargo high school.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-20

There viii be no stopping of the
work until Devils Lake will be well
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
TRAP SHOOTERS
SHOOT In RAIN
InClement Weather Fails to
Prevent dupont MID
Week Shoot

Notwithstanding the stormy condi-
tion Of the weather today a large
crowd of shooters attended the mid
week shoot of the DUPONT Gun Club
this afternoon The club has had
plans for the extension and improve
ment Of the clubhouse drawn and the
work will be carried ahead soon.
Considerable interest is centered in
the championship shoot 10 be held at
the grounds on Saturday afternoon
between William NJ. Foord, of Will
mington, and Alden b. Richardson, of
Dover Mr.. Banks. OF the DUPONT
Powder Company will act as referee.
A match viii be held between the
operating department and the sales
department. the former team being
captained by c. b. Prickett. while Eu-
gene DUPONT will lead the sales team.
The match for the Fox gun will also
be started on Saturday and will con-
tinue through February, March, April
aud May.
AZ an event held yesterday after
noon at the club grounds team com
prising Foord and Skelly defeated
Banks and DUPONT by the score Of Ill
10 1b5.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
Etiauetts BY Prsesdsnt.

For example Of how men. may live
and act according TO precedent there
can be no better reference than to the
lord chamberlain's Office in London.
There in quiet rooms day after day
men learned in state etiquette. court
dress and royal functions reach down
heavy volumes to see what was done
on such and such an occasion. Beau
tiful pictures showing with minute ex-
actness the details of the court cos
tune under various circumstances are
ready to their hands, Is the shah Of
Persia coming? Is the kaiser soon TO
arrive? Is the king going to receive
the monarch of Siam? is one Of the
royal princesses 10 be married? When
any of these events happens the Off
cials at the lord chamberlain's Office
know exactly what TO do. And II
some point should crop up which has
not been raised for a century or more
they have the faithful official records
as to what was done ON the last like
occasion.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
Eeesntrieitiss In Palaces.

The Russian Empress Anne built a
great palace OF ice and on occasions
when the fancy seized her punished
several of her dainty courtiers by com
pelling them to pass the night in this
great chamber of state. where they
were almost frozen to death.
The Car Paul constructed a room
formed entirely of huge mirrors where
he spent hours walking to and fro I'm
full uniform-a singular taste for the
ugliest man In Russia.
One of the native princes Of Java
cooled his palace by making a stream
fall in cascade over the gateway,
and the Indian despot Tippo Sahib
placed beside his dinner table life
size figure OF a tiger devouring au
English officer. the roar of the beast
and the shrieks OF the victim being
initiated 10y hidden machinery.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
ALL-WILMINGTON
BOYS COME BACK
Six Of Eight Old Clubs Will
Fight for Flag Again
This Year
TWO NEW COMERS
WOULD COME In

At the meeting of the All-Wilming-
ton League, held last evening in the
editorial rooms of The Evening Jour
nal, managers of six of the eight teams
which comprised the league last year,
announced their intentions of coming
back this year There was consider
able surprise when William Tinsman
Of the Richardson Park team did not
attend the meeting. They may come
later. Richardson Park and Parkside
arc the only two teams of last years
league which did not come back to the
league last evening.
Charles Welch was present and an
nounced that he had been elected man
ager of the Parkside team but as the
team had received an invitation to en-
ter the Semi Professional League he
could not ask for membership in the
Wilmington League at this time
Welch said he would let the officials Of
the league know by Saturday evening
whether the Parkside aggregation
would remain in the All Wilmington
roster or cast lots with the Semi-Pro
fessionals
Applications for membership Of the
league were submitted by two clubs
which hitherto have not been repre-
sented. They are the Vandever A. G.
and the Delaware A. c., the former be-
ing represented at last evenings
meeting by George c. Raymond and
the latter by Ralph Cunningham. These
men asked that they be admitted TO
the league and the league will take
action upon the applications at their
next meeting which viii be held on
Intervening Of Saturday, February IL.
The teams represented and their
representatives at last evenings meet
ing we're; Highland John Lynch;
Merwick, Leonard 3. Morgan; Orioles,
Joseph b. Farmer; Hillside, A. p
Woerner; Rockford. =. j. Mack; Penn,
William =. Bullen: Vandever. G. G..
Raymond and Delaware, Ralph Cum
ningham
II was decided to open the ~eason on
Saturday. April 90. but the schedule
has not been made up. The teams man
ayers promise TO have their boys in
form when the opening day rolls
around and they look for another
lively pennant race this year.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
TROUBLE OVER
BOWLING TROPHY
Chester Y. M. C. A. Insists
That Cup Should Stay
Up There

Last year the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations Of Wilmington and
Chester purchased. silver cup as a
trophy for the bowling tournament.
the local association bearing its share
Of the expense of the cup with the
understanding that the cup was 10 be
competed for each year until one as
sociation had won n three years In
succession. after which 1t would be-
come the permanent property of the
winning association.
Last year the cup was won by the
Chester bowlers. but when the local
asfociation endeavored TO make ar
rangements for this years tourna-
ment the Chester association said
that the cup belonged to them, they
having won it last year.
This misunderstanding on the part
Of the Chester Y. NJ. c. A. has lead to
considerable letter writing. but the
pennsylvanians refuse to countenance
the idea that there was any arrange
ment made for continuous competi-
tions for the cup. although Frank Ii.
Day and D. NJ. Hillegas. OF the local
bowling committee, have persisted
that the Chesterites are mistaken. II
is not decided what will be done, but
IL was announced at the Y. NJ. c. A.
today that the matter would probably
be dropped. rather than enter into
any controversy about the real right
of the Chester associations retention
of the trophy.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
WARNER MEN in
BOWLING LEAGUE

Another bowling team is out for
honors in this city, the employees Of
the Charles Warner Company having
organized squad. They are out for
games and would like TO book
matches. Those comprising the team
are: H. B. Christy. c. B. Handy,
John Stroud, j. Baxter, R. NJ. Crozier,
and William P. White. Address all
challenges TO r. NJ. Crozier, care of
the Charles Warner Company.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
Tn. Riv.r rinto.

There is in Spain a river called The
Tinto. which has very extraordinary
qualities. It's waters. which are as
yellow as a topaz. harden the sand and
petrify il in a most surprising manner.
II a stone falls into the river and rests
upon another they both become per-
fectly united and conglutnated In
year. It withers all the plants on its
banks as we'll as the roots OF trees.
which IL dyes Of the same hue as its
waters. No ish live in its stream.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
A cr,ature from hi. Fir,.

Aristotle believed that some crea-
lures were capable Of supporting life
even though confined TO the .devouring
element He says; I'm Cyprus. when
the manufacturers Of chalcius 0imel
burn It many days in the fire, winged
creature something larger than great
fly is seen emerging from the stone
and leapine and walking about in the
FIRE. These creatures perish 'immedi-
ately upon being removed from the
furnace"
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
MT. VERNON BOYS
TO MEET TRIDENT

Mt. Vernon basketball team will
play Tryant, of Philadelphia, on next
Sunday afternoon in Mt. Vernon Hall.
Mt. Vernon is playing great ball this
season and expects a great crowd on
next Sunday. Manager Gibbons will
play the following men: Casey. Bu-
chanan, Elder, Ward, Lawless,
Thompson and Cunningham
For a preliminary game Manager
Tom Tully has booked the Whining
ton Training Academy team.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
TRI-STATERS
MAY QUIT READING

READING. Pa, Feb. 2.-The Read
ing Tri-State Baseball Association
has been granted an extension of time
for the paying of it's $4,000 bond TO
the league insuring that the team will
be represented In the league next sea-
son. II lis probable that the club will
be sold early next week. Two we'll
known sporting men here, It is said,
will purchase the franchise.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
sHnrs.

That always was our ambition to
trim tho Crescents and we did n pro-
per this time.
Bill Russell surely did have a
whistle last night Experience taught
us all lesson.
Johnny Burke showed up in his old
time form at shooting fouls. We knew
YOU could do II old boy.
Mark McDonough Gagged one Of the
prettiest field goals Of the season last
night by tossing the ball over his
head while he was nearly on the floor.
He made another neat one over his
head I'm the second holt
Our old friend Trainor secured
another field goal.
T-ainor tried hard to shut Joe
Haney out but II was an impossibility
Farley's hat was a magnet for the
ball on several occasions. No won
der. look at the attraction under t.
Rigney and Walsh played a great
defense game Gordy, the premier
goal tosser Of the Eastern League,
scored only one on Red" and SAKE
the elusive one slipped but two in on
Larry. Some pair of guards there
The team played their best game
OF the season last night They pass
ed rings around Crescent and Burke
excelled In foul tossing, scoring 9 out
Of -. This improvement is certainly
satisfactory.
Saxes two field goals were neat
ones and he Gagged ive pretty foul
goals.
Gordy hereafter will be known as
the silent man In time to come
maybe we can say the same thing OF
our old friends Trainor and SAKE.
That game makes It three In row
and If we only snatch the next Cres-
cent game we surely will he happy.
Simeon heaved IL this way Shields
tho featherweight forward tossed
them in every way last night Keep
II up old man. Farley Is watching you.
Sidney Mccullough. Lacey and
Glen also managed to drop in a few.
Only thirteen between them and Lacey
a defense man too.
Charlie McDonough was back in the
game. You did not need strong
pair of glasses to notice it. either.
Some one said Mckay had had a
severe cold. Maybe Jesse dld-in the
lowest extremities.
johnny Naylor played in great style
! scoring the entire fourteen points for
MS team and some of his shots GER
tainly were beauts.
Where was our little favorite Val
lette? We all wondered what han
/ pened 10 Columbia first.
A great number of the old snort 8
turned out Among those present
were Bill Kerrigan. Karl Sheppard.
Louis De Han. Denny McFadden
Jack McDonough and Joseph Keelins
lbe defense work of the local team
IS worthy OF mention. The entire
team was on the Job at All times sNd
/ u seemed impossible TO break mi,
formidable combination.
Captain McDonough received a great
hand during the game. One MIA,
noticeable was when Gordy advanced
/ with the ball at terrific toward hi,
basket, McDonough playing him from
the side cunningly takes the bali from
his opponent ON the bounce. Now
"hat DO you think OF that. on Gordy
toot Who would have thought It?
IL all comestto him that waits
(Shakespeare).
We wonder what's the trouble. Die
Jesse Mckay and Lancaster 60
caught in wreck or have they ioine,
that cold STORAGE gang?
Deery was there and he looked a,
though the crowd would Lynch him
SAKE, the wonderful aud mighty
appeared last evening as Save m,
tiny, and took his part we'll. Here
hoping you do IL again old snort
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
Tn nrrnnizn Snnieir-

The first meeting of the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society will be
held in Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon. Organization
will be effected at that time. and
are invited.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
SATURDAY BAsKETBALL.

Brownson Hall will be the scene of
two lively games on Saturday after
noon when Chesmar will play the
High School team of Downingtown,
and the Roockwood aggregation will
shoot at baskets with the Kennel
Square High School team.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
RIFLE For GIN GLIB.

r. Coleman DUPONT has presented
to the DUPONT Gun Club a 22-calibre
rifle for use on the grounds. Il is one
Of the finest rifles ever made and is
equipped with the Swiss cheek rest
and other improvements.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02

LINCOLN, Neb. Feb. 2.-Dr. B. F.
Roller won from Hackenschmidt in
handicap wrestling match here last
night Hackenshmidt had contracted
to throw Roller twice IN one hour,
but never came close, the match end
ing with the Russian on the defensive.
George Hackenschmidt and Jack
Curley, his manager, left today for
New York, where the Russian is
matched with zbyszko, February 9.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
duPont Seconds nan nan

The dupont Second baseball team
VIII hold 2 meeting at the home Of
Manager Alfred Riley. No. 20s West
street on Friday night All PLAYERS are
requested 10 attend. The team viii De.
eide what league II win ask 10 enter
The Boys City League and the DeIa-
ware League are considered.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
Biblical instruction.

what does exegesis mean. fatherT
II can never remember long what It
does mean. II is something theoloG-
ical-probably a combination of Exodus
and Genesis. about like Deuteronomy.
Life.
Evening journal., 1911-02-02
FOR
FIGHT FANS

Another western fighter will make
his debut tonight when Phil knight,
of Kansas, hooks up with Johnny
Mario at the National Sporting Club.
New York. AS Knight is after bout
with Packy Mcfarland, he will put
forth every effort to finish Mario is
quick order.
As soon as Blink" McCloskey re-
covers the use of his one good eye
he wants another fight with Harry
Lewis, the American welterweight.
Blink" fought Lewis in Paris last
night, but in the third round his
seconds mixed the bottles on him, and
squirted ammonia on his face instead
of water, with the result that his sin
gle pepper was put out of commission.
He put up a pretty good scrap until
his unexpected dousing