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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
Hnrd-FouEht Gnme a I Atlan..

Atlanta. Ca. March 27.-The New
DIX Americans won In a hard-fourht
game with the Atlanta Southern
Leasuers here to-day, 10 to s.
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Victory for prIu.c,or

Princeton. N. j.. Marcb
aon aeieated New York universitwne F.
q senen-inning game here tolGaT ~, !,
'"e score Of 10 to S. "s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
Athletics win For

Columbia, S. c.. March e7.-Tha
c9rios Champions to-day defeated
lo.unloia by a score Of I to 3. Lord
and Baker made home runs.
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Meridian Team Desc.t.a

meridian. Miss. March 27.-The Min
!eapolis team Of the American .Asso-
tiatson defeated the Meridian team Of
- Cotton States League by the score
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Did You notice Jimmie Sullivan?
Guess he wasn't there with the trusty
willow: Two times up and two bin
giles where they were not.
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Dutch Revelle's arm must be might,
derhand stuff. -
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With Big League Teams in South

bert from first with the winning run
In the ninth inning in to-day's game
bcsween Chattanooga and Brooklyn.
score: r. II. L.
Chattanooga . s 9
DiCohiSH 3 6 Z
batteries: Covnleskie, Demarec and
Higgins; Barger, Schardt. Fisher and
erwin.
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right place, and so did Lodge. Guess
we haven't got a likely brace OF catch
ers H aW I t~ aE -Ht. H.H1 .r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28

charlie Cowardin is In our midst
ana ne denies that he is writing sports
I'm me Roanoke papers In fact, he
In the Magic City. 80 sports
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28
Austin Loses 10 Ier

Austin. Texas, March a7.Th Wv,
ORR National second team defeated
ne .Aus,in Texas League team here
today, 6 TO &. go
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Mfssissinpi Co,Ier.

Clinton. Miss' Afa urIetfS loses.
enlI team Of the State Arrfice. pase;
siu ~echnnic College defeateGd' turai
s'ssippi8 College here to-day ~ MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28

Made just one mistake Yesterday
Revelle would go in for Rfchmond
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Detroit Weak ~ mt

Memphis. Tenn. March 27.-Memphis
was better than Detroit at the bat to-
day and Won, 4 to 8.
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Notice the way that boy Baker i
hitting this season. He isn't bragSin!
about himself as a sticker. but Is will
ing to wager that he does a great dea
better than he did last season.
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Wait. for the amateur league season
90 nesin. Then watch for some reaj
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Kansas City. Mo, March 27.-Joe
Birminghan's squad OF the Cleveland
American League baseball team de-
featcd the Kansas City American AS
ISOLATION team to-day.
Score: r. II. f..
Cleveland - 10 6
Kansas City $1,000. ........, 5 s 2
Batteries: F~alkcnherg, Young and
Smith: Powell, Owens and James.
VIII Out I'm Ninth.
Chattanooga. Tenn. March I'll
Humme!s three-base nit scored Dsu-
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net Kellcrman; the female human

nette Kellcrman. the female human
ush. to be her sister.
IN these suffragette days very few
Women are able to ven sew In their
LICK under water and then devours
one Of the C~hcvaller's best bananas,
JuSL as though she really enjoyed it.
Inc act closes. with Il wonderful dis
p,ay OF fancy diving. as graceful and
artiStic a performance as any onc
coutd wish to see. p. +.
Annie Russell in "Gordon's VIE"
" recent seasons playgoers have
s now a decided liking for plays which
to-day, such IS ALIAS Jimmy Valen-
tine" The Deep Purple" etc. Now
comes a new comedy which is quito
thasren, from these, but which. like
.lem; deals with things of to-day
Soro9hls Svife,' IN which Miss Annie
russell NIL appear at the Academy
to-morrow night. The star. who comes
mere under the management of Lieblcr
& CO.. appears to have ono Of the best
roles Of her long career.
VIII Present "The Rivals"
The Richmond High School Dramatic
club will play The Rivals" at the
Academy OF Music Thursday night, The
cup mas been rehearsing for the past
follows: 20
Lydia ~Languish. Miss jeanette
S~tearne: Julia, Lydia's friend Miss
Annie McElroy: Mrs. Malaprop, Miss
Ierressa johnson; Lucy. maid Of Lydia,
MISS Maude Randall; Bob Acres. Rob.
Grt phinney; Captain Absolute, Will j.
Galisch; Sir Anthony Absolute, Moses
breitstein; Falkland. Haskins Cole
man; rag: valet to Captain Absolute.
Charles Montgomery; Thomas, coach
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Just a case of too many errors, al
they were made at one point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28

FAD a visit from W. c. Thatcher.
ington. He is here to trv ana Mash,
Pennant to the Richmond Amateur
Ssasenall League. which viii doubtias,
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And. folks, take YOU hat off to big
Hall. He came here, paying his own
way, went into the box yesterday and
two hits in his three innings. And not
a run would have resulted II there had
been clean fielding behind him.
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--- rN 81 E
''"" ie1iormance of Famous pIor
again the Bijou has proved itseIf !.
DC q great institution. Last nigh, ~
presented one Of tho 49,
lerpleces Of one OF the worlds gra.,
est Notwithstanding Thief" hv Herr,
oernstein-and presented Ii witb =
p which, for the most part VA
exceedingly satisfactory. Those wbo
nave never seen this famous plav u.,II
10 ven TO visit that popular priced
r.a' house this week and learn wbv
me piece has been ono Of the erea,
successes OF the last few years.
6Ianche Shirley. as Nine. yoys,,
save an Intelligent. careful porforn
shce' and, in the big second 49, ,,a,s
the mouse throughout a most ns,u
. ~ ~ iHabGi sherman. a woman wiz
well and pleasingly The nart plISed
Lagardes. f. D.. Uersomca W. o. Mlne;
INC oetectivc-he was SO ,rnsIu
aesing. al the time. Hallott Thomn.
~; - Wa smooth, easy and convincinp
good urnoni. Ioie OF Richard Voysin. So
nTsSestion Is offered that ne use morr
Or MS very good voice. csnocia - =
ms season Of the year. when hnif ~
me mouse can't hear because OF ~
hhnninvoioaDie coughing of the other
The usual noisy Monday nirht
audience packed the house n nn,iSat.
ecieu Town the afsles until nearly a
1caoek but it sat In tense silence
"uIiis ne pig moments Of the second
act. and showed lis Appreciation. bv
numerous curtain ca lis. ~
~nltoscther an excellent perform.
w. d n
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a Fine Hirthdny Party.

although the Colonial Theatre. this
"eGn. IS only three years old, 1t is
up siHe--a show so good and so nopula,
nat the attractive playhouse is moi
urge enough TO accommodate tho
crowd which clamors for admittancc.
Manager Lyons wept bitter tears last
night because his house is not as lar.s
rs me tlippodromc, for there were nun.
ureds on the sidewalks who jlonsed 70
see the beautiful and shnpely Rosa
seldom. billed to do everything but read
and. write. while swimming under wa.
ter In n plateglass tank. -"
The lady is all her nross oonnt
claims and very much more. IN fact
she should discharge tho scribe For
telling hut half tho story.
Miss Seldom appears in black swim
Minis tights. looking enough like An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28

McCabe is sore all over. and that's
why he has not shown up to UGH good
ADVANTAGE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-28

also he promised me a score hool,
With my name on It. eoie oooR
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we camc pretty nearly getting Dan
wouldn't stop in Richmond.
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SHkAAE IT'S is FROM SPOR.T'LI LAND
BY GUS MALBE:RT,

Now wasn't it a great improvement?
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ADJUSTMENTS

~acadcmy of Muaic-Dark.
Bijou--"The Thief"
night hhatlnee and
Lubtn--VaudeyiIe.
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We play 'em again to-day.
Bet a kopec that we win.
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viii y Richmond Bowling Association
press next Monday night. Franz, R 5ne
lss IS gong to be toastmaster ana
ft or foa MGodaH and Jay Lewis are down
Pleasure Of Attending Banoueteo a IN
ssssy VII discourse upon How ouieITu.
gst 70 Recover From the Effects on
me assoc'ation. or as many OF Tho
MEMBERS as survive the speeches r,t =
otSahiz into a permanent hodvhH
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By the way, Pfahler is going to play
third to-day If yesterdays arrange-
ment holds.
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Pretty good showing for only two
better to-day.
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Farrell's lineup Will be about tn
same.
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Don't want to be hard on Clauser.
but he doesn't look like league timber
after yesterdays showing. Six errors
game and there could have been sew.
eral more charged but that the leniency
OF those scoring made allowances.
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I would Xix to sec Sullivan tr
Baker at short. Martin at second an
Pfahler at third.
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that no one can know what it con-
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Remedy TO prove hat what you
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Name
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1t may be that the boy Is suffering
from stage fright. If he is, he wants
to get over 1t. N
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Don't forget thai we o~utbattcd them
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03

els to the acre which will mean 5000
bushels or $4,000. This crop to the
Regan IS is side issue having been put
in after the regular farm work on the
Webster farm was completed.
Yesterday afternoon Archie and Ro-
selia Rutten entertained at their home
IA Of their little friends at Hallow-
cen party. Games, such as diving for
apples, hunting for nuts and guessing
games made the time pass quickly, af.
ter which bountiful supper was serv-
ed.
The county commissioners finished
their session yesterday afternoon, the
main business which was transacted
being the allowing Of $500 appropria-
ton for Ramsey county toward the
Lake Region exhibit. This, together
with $500 that has been secured, makes
the Ramsey county share $1,000.
Last night Cavalier county was wir-
ed and they will also appropriate $500,
and this, together with five other coun.
ties will give the Lake region an ex-
cellent exhibit at the St. Paul Land
show.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
NEW MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR
SAID TO HAVE EFFECTED A
SETTLEMENT.

Winnipeg, Oct. o9.--AIartin Burrel]
minister of agriculture, today made tn;
dctini.e announcement that ~" vest
ern coal strike was at an end. lie cr
ceived word from Robert Rogers, min
lister of the Interior. in the following
"Have succeeded in reaching a com
plete settlement which was agreed tt
and signed by both parties. -
The end Of the great coal strike that
has kept 1900 coal miners in Albert.
ana British Columbia idle over SIX
months Is IN sight. The miners should
be turning coal again within a week.
At conference lasting all day il
Lethbridge the opposing parties sue
ceeded in getting together after hav
ing had meetings with Robert Rogers
The basis of settlement is said to be
t!:- Gordon award as to wages, a rec
ognit III of the chcck-off system an
slight changes in the wage schedule
particularly as regards contract wor::
The new agreement will be for two
years.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03

little loss. Threshing is progressing
merrily and the flax crop is looking fine.
The only losses will be in low places
where the frost has been too heavy"
Mrs. G. w. Holmes leaves this af-
ternoon for Grand Forks where she will
visit few days with her daughter,
Miss Mildred and her son Raymond,
who are both attending the state uni
versity. Mrs. Holmes will also take
in the Madame Gadski concert while
there.
Brooks Hoskins. who has been in at
tendance at Federal court, expects to
leave tomorrow for his home at Bis
marck.
w. Fl. Horton will leave tomorrow
for Ray, N. D.
Avery johnson returned from hunt
ing trip of a weeks duration.
State Examiner Wilson, who has been
in the city several days expects to fin
ish his work here tomorrow.
Harry Quick of Walker Brothers }
Hardy Of Fargo, is in the cit ytoday.
Many from here left today for Grand
Forks to attend the Nine. Gadski con
cert this evening.
Bill Leggett and Frank McKoane
two Of the old warehouses; on the road
in Nirth Dakota, were in the city to-
day. Both have host of friends here
who are always delighted to see them
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
WEEDS AND YIELDS.
(By Prof. W. G. Palmer.)

That weeds reduce yields is evident.
To get some idea of how much weeds
might reduce yields I selected field
that was weedy with pigeon grass, and
wheat was ripe. I measured out a
square yard at@several places, pulled
the weeds carefully so as not to lis
turb the wheat. The weight of the
weeds without roots was as follows:
81 o., IS o., Ga o., Sc o., and 60 o.,
making an average of 66 or. per square
yard. The first one is quite a little
above the average. If that is left out
the average will be so OF. to the square
yard, or 3 3-4 pounds. This would
make 1880 pounds to the acre. A sam
pie of weeds was dried and gave 81 per
cent dry weight of 3,049 pounds of dry
matter, - tons, or enough to reduce
the yield of wheat IS bushels, provided
wheat could have made as good use
of the moisture and plant food. One
thing is certain and that is that the
growing of these weeds used up 2.l00
tons Of water, the equivalent Of Is
inches of rainfall, and that is rain
that was actually in the soil where the
wheat could have secured it. There is
no place for the weed. It is an expen-
sive thing to have on the farm.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03

The Commercial Club contest "hich
eloscdSaturday night at 6 o. clocj1 "aS
q decided success. 1t was Just like
winning a title to the worlds cham.
Vionship as the final hour was reached
Enthusiasm being at top notch. The
membership was increased seventy
four, and since the close of the con-
test several more members have ben
added, bringing the list to eighty. This,
together with the many members who
We're delinquent but brought their
membership up to date, put fund ill
the treasury on which the Commercial
club will be able to work and do what
ii is planned to do for Devils Lake.
The final vote was close. Each fi+n
dollars turned in meant a vote for the
team and the total vote was l46 for
the Blue Ribbon Boys and 139 for SLOT
lars Colts. Up to the last hour the
teams were close contenders. rhc fire
whistle announced the standing ut each
hour during the day and wEcu the
whistle blew people on the streets and
in the homes stopped and listened to
ascertain who was ahead. The interest
manifest in the contest was greater
than has ben evidenced in Devil. Lake
for some time.
The losing team will banquet the
winners at the Great Northern hotel,
so the victory really meant something
to the winners other than the victory
which was won by the Devils Lake
Commercial club, which according 10
many went away beyond expectations.
The winners owe much of their sue.
cess to Andrew Stade, who never stop.
ped in the struggle for members, being
OH the second team selected by the
Blue Ribbon Boys. Win or lose, h,th
teams are entitled to credit, for botn
did more good work for the Conmed.
ciai club than any committees that
have been appointed for some time.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
[Monday's Daily.)

Editor Crazy Of Edmore was in the
city Saturday looking after business
matters.
Ole Ohnstad was a passenger to Ed
more, where he will look after his.
farming interests.
II. 2. Mitchell returned from Grand
Forks, where he refereed the football
game.
Mrs. G. w. Holmes returned from
Grand Forks last night Mrs. Holmes
visited with her daughter Mildred and
h.r sen Raymond, who are attending
the University.
Miss Francis Cowan leaves this even
ing for Minneapolis where she will visit
with relatives until after Thanksgiving.
The new store building recently
commenced on the military grounds in
nearin gcompletion. It is great ad-
dition to the equipment Of the ,nili-
ary grounds. It is intended for tho
purpose Of storing quarter-master' y sup
plies and also as an Office for head
quarters. The cost is estimated at
$500. The erection Of an officers club
house is contemplated and will prob
ably be built in the spring.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Il. y. Green.
'.af entertained in honor of her son
Eddie, who celebrated his sixth birth
day The little folks enjoyed many
Hallowe ZEN games, especially that Of
bobbing for apples. At $3.50 dainty re.
freshments were served ard the little
guests departed Those present wore:
Marian Wallace, Grace aad Virginia
:Gwr'l, Mary and Louise W;lmott. Rus.
ter Marter, Lenore and Marion John
son. Mrs. Greenleaf was assisted by
Mrs. Robert Wilmott.
Al Logan, the we'll known restaurant
man at Grand Forks was in tho city
this morning on his way to Cando,
where he will enjoy q few days hunt
with friends.
The hunters who have been after the
festive goose report splendid luck and
some excellent bags have been brought
to the city.
Tomorrow is Hallowe ZEN and tile
good people of Devils Lake will be- wise
if they tie down their fences and all
movable property.
Mr.. johnson, of the G. I. johnson
company was in tho city today looking
after business matters.
Harry Hinck and Raymond Holmes,
both Of 'his city vera Ls..i in The foot.
ball game Saturday between Macalas.
ter and the State University. Holmes
was used at end and played a good
game, considering the fact that he was
new to the signals. Hinck played guard
and broke through repeatedly and tack
} led the visitors behind their line. Hinck
) will undoubtedly be used in the biz
game on the 18th between the Uniyers.
> ity and the A. G.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
CURIEY ULLRICH AND
POTTS FIGHT A DRAW

Curley Ullrich of Superior and Jim.
mic Potts of Minneapolis fought Is
fast rounds to draw Saturday night
at Fargo.
Ullrich has been in training for sew.
eral weeks and put up hard mix
While many claim the Superior man
had the better of the mill on points,
the newspaper decision was given as
a draw verdict.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
TRANSFERRED FROM MISSION
AIRY DIOCESE OF ALASKA
TWO OTHERS NAMED.

New York, Oct. 3O.--The Rev. Peter
Trimble Rove, missionary :,shop Of al
a: ia. was today ele":ed bishop Of TIE
ET = opal mi. .'iona:v l;7tr!'t If South
DakotaDakota. Other missionary bish.
ops chosen by the Episcopal house of
bishops were: Rev. D. Trumbull, Hun
tington, bishop at WI Hu, China, and
Rev. Henry St. George Tucker, presi.
dent Of st. Paul's college, Japan, bish
op at Kioto, Japan.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
BROWN BRINGS ACTION AGAINST
BURKE FOR $500 DAMAGES
FOB INJURIES.

Action was started by Vernon @.
Brown to recover $500 fo- personal
injuries sustained by being hit over
the head with baseball bas bv Ed
mund Burke. The affair occrrred at
Webster after differences on thrcsh-
ing account, Brown, who was working
t.r Burke, clain4,s NOR" wages than
was coming to him The Argument re-.
suited in blows in which Brown was
injured. The man is now confined to
the Mercy hospital in this city. John j.
Samson apears for the plaintiff and F..
T. Cuthbert for the defendant.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
MRS. L. w. HILL RALLIES.

Rochester, Mimi, Oct. 30. - Mrs
Louis W. Hill, wife Of the president of
the Great Northern railway, who was
operated on yesterday at Rochester, is
reported to be in very satisfactory
condition. Mr.. Hill remained near the
hospital, and reported that while Mrs.
liill suffered considerable pain after
coming out of the anesthet;:, she is in
good condition. AS the operation is a
minoI one, no serious results are feared.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
LEFT FOR CITIES IN QUEST OF
MORE FURNITURE-SEV
CARLOADS COMING.

E. W. Gilbertson, the furniture deal
er and maker of happy homes left to-
day for Minneapolis, st. Paul and Chi
cago and promises to purchase furni-
ture enough SO that four or five car
load shipment may be expected at the
big store most any day.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
CRIMINAL CASES NUMBER THAT
MANY-CIVIL CASES FILED BE-
FORE NOV. 4.

The criminal calendar for the Novem,
Der term Of district court was completr
ed this morning and is made up Of
eighteen cases. The attorneys are Civ.
en- until November 4 to file cases for
the civil calendar and it will be- made
up on that day.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
NUMBER OF PRISONERS MORE
THAN IN JAIL FOR SEVERAL
MONTHS.

Fourteen prisoners are now in the
county Jail. This is the greatest num-
Der for some time as only two or three
were confined to hte county bastile
during the summer months. The new
jail is sure doing service these days and
both Sheriff Mclean and Deputy Moo
nan are kept on the jump.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
CASE BROUGHT FROM MICHIGAN,
N. D., WAS DECIDED BY JUDGE
COWAN SATURDAY.

A divorce decree was yran:e.l the
plaintiff Saturday by Judge Cowan in
the case of Carrie Banks Va. Arne
Banks. The case was brought from
Michigan, N. D. Attorney John Sam
son appeared for the plaintiff.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
HOLD FAIR AT sTARKwEATHER
Catholics Plan on Big Time Up the
Line on Nov. 9th and 10TH

The Catholics Of Starkweather and
vicinity are planning for some big do
ings in their little town on November
9 and 10, at which time they will hold
their annual church fair and bazaar.
Mrs. Peter Traynor and Mrs. Daniel
Farley were in the city today solicit
ing funds for the fair and state that it
will be one of the most successful fairs
their church has ever held in Stark
weather, judging from the encourage.
ment they are receiving in the way of
contributions.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
THE WINNERS.
Blue Ribbon Boys.

It1E WINNERS.
Blue Ribbon Boys.
Il. f. Austin, Captain.
Andrew Stade, First Lieutenant.
Harry Kneeshaw.
Charles JENNIE.
A. L. johnson
A. V. Ha;g.
w. II. Reid.
NJ. A. Tenny.
Tom Turner.
S. l.. Wincman.
Joe Collinson.
TIE LOSERS.
Stotlar's Colts.
Charles Stotlar. Captain.
Ed. Flynn, First Lieutenant.
X. Morgan.
J. Duis.
Louis Mundt.
j. Wilson.
w. X. Nimmo.
DIR: w. r. Hooking.
Hal Davies.
John Van LEV.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03

Mayor P. J. McClory has returned
from western trip, the honor Of may
or which has alternated between Aldor.
men Wineman and McGurren having
been released by the latter gentleman.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03
SATURDAY CONTEST WAS FILLED
WITH INTEREST-BLUE BIB.
BON BOYS WON.
VICTORY BY ONLY SEVEN VOTES
TOTAL AT SIX O'CLOCK
WAS 146 TO 130.

seventy-Four New Members Were Add
ed at Closing of Polls But More Have
Been Added Since Bringing the Mem
bership Up to Eighty New Ones
The Contest Was Decided Success
in Every Way.