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Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
LEADING LADY WHO WILL BE IN
DEVlS LAKE TO BE MAR
RlED.

Devils Lake theatre lovers, who are
awaiting with eager expectation the
coming of the "Flower Of the Ranch'
which will be here on July IA, will be
interested in the following dispatch
from Minneapolis:
A romance which began last year
when the couple met on a vaudeville
circuit was brought to light today
when Miss Betty Caldwell, leading
lady in 'The Flower of the Ranch, -
playing special weeks engagement at
the Lyric theatre, and Douglas Nc
Gregor, member Of the "Prince Of
Tonight" company, will be married. A
license was issued at noon today and
the couple refuse to divulge the hour
of the ceremony.
Miss Caldwell is "Little Flowern Of
the company and met Mr.. McGregor
last year on the Pacific coast They
are said to have met again by chance
in Minneapolis. Mr.. McGregor will
leave in few days to join the "Prince
of Tonight" company at Chicago and
will be Joined later by his bride.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

DAY BUT WIN FROM MINNIE
sOTANs SATURDAY.
BEST DIAMOND BATTLE EVER
SEEN TOOK PLACE AT CiAU-
TAUQUA SATURDAY.

The baseball attraction in Devils
Lake the last couple of days has kept
the fans in constant pitch of excite
ment and although something went
wrong with the locals in yesterday s
game, the one on Saturday made up for
any deficiency that might be forthcom-
ing in any of the games scheduled. Dew
lis Lake took two out of three in the
series, winning the first game by a
score of ? to l, the second 3 to 2, and
losing the last to the Gopher state
champions by score of 6 to ?. By
winning the games this city is placed i'll
the front rank in the independent base
ball organizations Of the Northwest
and only has to defeat Valley City
and Jamestown to put clincher on the
state title, unless the games with the
Grand Forks Pickett's this week turn
out differently than is anticipated.
Saturdays Game.
All have looped the loop, fipped the
flop and divers other things known to
park amusement, but as a result of Sat
urdays' game something new was con-
ceived by the fans. known as ''Tooting
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
KLINGEL CAR SMASHED AND A
GARSKE BOY INJURED =
OTHER MISHAPS.

There were several mishaps yester
day to automobiles and individuals and
that no great damage was done is in
deed surprising, considering the con
jested condition Of affairs at Chautau
qua and in the city.
The worst accident recorded is that
of the ]. I. Case machine driven by
Mr.. Biddle Of Warwick, who ran into
the Ford car of Art Klingel, demolish
ing the latter to considerable extent
and injuring the Garske boy, an occu
pant OF the car, who had hrs leg badly
cut.
DR.. Romig and Peter Kersten also
suffered some damage to their cars as
a result of collisions. J. H. Hazard
Of the Case company, Injured his foot
quite badly as result of stepping Oh
a broken bottle.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

the Toot.'; This new park device is the
result of so much footing which loot
Thompson received as result of get
ting his base on balls in the ninth in
ming when the score was 2 to ,, steal
ing second while the pitcher was play
ing hockey with the ball and then 60
ing third on an overthrow Of Brenner,
the Alexandra pitcher, to second, COM
ing home on nice hit between short
and third by Jack zaluski, bringing in
the winning score, making the total
Devils Lake 5, Alexandria ?.
1t was a nerve racking contest, made
more so by the superb work of Caylor
for the Lakers and Bremen for the
visitors, save for the fatal mistake
made by Bremen in the ninth. O'Brien
was sent to the mound for the visitors
but lasted quick and Brenner took the
exalted position. Caylor for the Lake
stuck to the post, however, and pitched
gilt edged article that was indeed
necessary to win the fracas.
The Runs Were Made.
Alexandria scored in the first inning
after two were down. Throal and
Knox struck out but Stevens and Olsol
each got two baggers, which meant 8
score. Burke went out from Caylor tt
Lipps. Score l to 0.
Devils Lake came back in it's half Of
the second. Thompson went out from
Knox to Crole, Zaluski got two-baggel
and came home on hit by Lipps. Lipp:
came home on Caylor's hit but Caylo!
was caught stretching it to two bag
ger. Wilson landed the bag but Chic:
Thompson went out Olson to Crole
Score Devils Lake 2; Alexandra l.
Alexandria evened matters up in tn
fourth. Stevens famed, Olson got
two Dagger and came home on an erro
of Burke's grounder by the Chief. Crol
went out Toots to Lipps and Hodgin
struck out. Score to 2.
1t was nip and tuck until the ninth
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR THE
THREE SESSIONS AT JAMES
TOWN JULY 12.

The following is the program Of the
State Good Roads association 20 meet
in Jamestown Wednesday, July IL.
Good Roads Material by II. 4. Hard
of the state A. c.
Good Roads Legislation by A. I.
Hunter.
Construction of Bridges and Culverts
by State Engineer T. r. Atkinson, Of
Bismarck.
Value of Good Roads to Farmers, by
Russell D. Case, Jamestown.
Road Maintenance, by Prof. R. NJ.
polve of the State A. G.
Experience in Oiling Roads at Lari.
more, by Prof. J. H. Shepherd Of the
state A. c.
Suggestions by President G. w
Ixurtz of Stutsman County Good Roads
association.
General business.
Sessions held at 10 a. m and 1880
p. NJ. in the city hall.
President Kurtz of the Stutsman
county Good Roads association is plan
ming to show the coming delegates as
good roads as possible and tomorrow
morning will start about 20 boys pick
ing up the small rocks about the city
streets. The boys will assemble at the
city hall at 1880 and after Mr.. Kurt
has selected his workers the operation
Of last fall will be repeated.
IAurtz will lay out drive in Elaus
park.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
THIS CITY WILL PROBABLY SEND
MANY PEOPLE TO STARK
WEATh--- FRIDAY.

Friday of this week is "Starkwea-
ther Day' and according to Editor
Ressler of the Times at that place, who
was in the city yesterday an excellent
time is in store for the many visitors
who will probably attend from Devils
Lake. Three baseball games. four good
teams participating, have been sched-
uled and the Luther College band will
be in attendance. According to Mr..
Ressler it will be the biggest day of
sports ever held in the biggest little
town in the state of North Dakota.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Both pitchers were working hard and
like in the game many sensational
plays when any did land the bag, were
pulled off by both teams, it was not un-
til the ninth that the rootcrs chorus
got busy after one was down and
Thompson got his base on balls and
then went around on Brenners foolish
ness coming home on the aforesaid
Zalusky hit. 1t was the game that won
for Devils Lake the series and no mat
ter what else could happen it was
known that the home boys still retained
the title.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

calculation in the field. The score was
Alexandria 6, Devils Lake 2. In the
lucky seventh it looked as though there
might be something doing, but the ray
OF hope was lost and so was the game.
Gardner turn to do the pitching
looked good at first and the Fargo lad
was working hard, but they found him
quick and Manke was sent in in the
third. All faith is pinned in Manke,
who has Won every game he has pitched
this season, but he could not save what
Gardner started try as he did to keep
things scattered, which he did in de-
serving manner. NIanke is the pride of
the local fling staff and he has proved
the puzzle to every aggregation. The
fact that Nlanke did not start the game
might spell the defeat, this coupled
with the fact that Lipps was under the
weather and Caylor took first, making
a general shakeup in the team.
Bremen was on the mound again de-
termined to get back his lost laurels
OF the day previous and he worked
hard to do it and with excellent support
succeeded in keeping down the score Of
the home boys although in the seventh
it looked as if someone would unite the
string and the balloon would go up
There was nothing doing in the first
/ but i'll the second Olson got his bag on
Caylors error, Burke landed on field
ers choice and Olson was out from
Gardner to Toot. Crole got a hit and
brought in Burke. Brenner flew out.
Crole came home on hit by Ernst.
Hodsins out from Toots to Lipps. Score
. to 0.
Again in the fifth Alexandria landed
a score. Brenner struck out Ernst
got hit and Hodgins flew out. Ernst
came home on Thralls two Dagger
Knox went out from Chief to Lipps.
In their half Devils Lake landed one
L1pps struck out. Caylor got a two
bagger, Manke struck out. Shrumlcy
hit and Caylor came home. Chief went
out from Brenner to Crole.
Alexandria score three more in the
seventh due to errors and hits and
Devils Lake tried hard to come back
giving the fans lots to talk about will
one down and three men on bases. But
only one score came in while one OF
the home talenters struck out and an
other was out on an easy pop up an6
the stuff was off even though another
attempt was made in the ninth. bu
failed. The score.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
ToWner Lawyer.

Attorney A. NJ. Christianson of Tow
ner, was in the city yesterday attending
to legal matters before Judge Cowan.
Mr.. Christensen stated that the crops
in McHenry county were surprising and
while some were poor, that in the sandy
region, which is generally considered
the worst, is this season better than
the crops on the most substantial land.
Mr.. Christianson stated that many au-
toists were planning on driving to this
city Saturday and Sunday to spend aer-
oplane day at Chautauqua.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
MORNING AND EVENING EDIT.
IONS WILL BE CONTINUED
DEFINITE WORD GIVEN.
NO ANNOUNCEMENT HAS BEEN
MADE BY NEW OWNERs-PUR-
CAHSE PRICE $125,OO0. ~a+i

The World received definite word to-
day from Grand Forks that j. D. Bacon,
of the Grand Forks Evening Times, and
George Winship, of the Herald, had
signed the papers which means that the
Herald has been sold to the Times and
the two papers will be consolidated,
although morning and evening editions
will continue to be issued as is the case
now. No announcement has been made
by the new management. 1t is under
stood that the purchase price was $685.
O(j0
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Down Went Johanna.

The following from the iWilliston
State about a former resident Of Devils
Lake, will be of interest here: Alder
man Johanna, the welter weight fifty
yard amateur, went to the country last
night. He rode his REQ there. The REQ
rode him back. In the return he went
off the grade and an axle came off.
Mr.. Johanna telephoned for help and
refreshments and both came on the
speed Of the winds. Joe Donohue took
the mule team and brought the strand
ed gentleman in. But don't mention
the matetr to Mr.. Johanna today. Wait
till he is cooler.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
WALKED OUT WINDOW.

Williston, N. D., July 10.-Georgc
Newton, jr., who walked out Of a
second story window at the family resi-
dence in his sleep the other night is
improving and will be able to be about
in a few days.
1t was thought for time that there
might be internal injuries, but he is
suffering more from the shock than
anything else.
The young man took drop of about
ten feet and was lucky to hit soft
ground.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Takes Preliminary Steps.

Preliminary steps for the purchase
Of site for new Masonic temple in
Grau;. Forks were taken at a general
meeting Of the Masonic bodies held
Thursday evening, the matter being re-
iLrred to the trustees for action. There
arc several sites under consideration
an'l announcement is expected shortl..'
to the effect that one or the other of
these has been chosen.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
WILL INVESTIGATE.

Williston, N. D., July N.-Today At.
torney A. J. Bessie, charged with con
duct unbecoming lawyer in district
court, asked that Judge Kneeshaw ap-
point some member of the bar to in
vestigate the charges made by Fannie
Haynes yesterday.
The court indicated that he would
appoint a committee Of three to in.
vestigate and report.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

balls off Manke I, oif Brenner I; Stolen
bases. Stevens; sacrifice hits Shaulis 1,
9 base hits Thrall, Olson, Ernst, Caylor;
double plays, Foss.Lipps.T. T. Thompson;
left on bases, Devils Lake s; Alexan-
dria 4.
Manke relieved Gardner in the third,
Shremly going to center field. In the
sixth Caylor took Lipps' place at first,
Wilson going to left field.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
CAvED IN THE LARGE GAS CON.
TAINER OF THE RED RIVER
POWER COMPANY.

Grand Forks, N. D., July 10.-The
fierce wind of Saturday night did con-
siderable damage in the city. The large
gas container Of the Red River Power
"""uany, composed Of steel, was cavef
in by the wind.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
HILLsBoRO SHOOTING AFFAIR
GOES OVER TERM-ONE OF
VICTIMS IN HOSPITAL.

Hillsboro, n. D., July 10.-The Me
Laen- Cooper murder case was continued
over-tern at the opening Of court here.
Ross, who was shot in the back, is still
in the hospital and was unable to ap-
pear. Great doubts are entertained as
to his recovery.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
HAVE ARRANGED MATTERS SAT
ISFACTORY TO PRESENT TO
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

New York, N. Y, July 10.-The
Standard Oil Company has arranged
the trust dissolution proposition salts
factory to them and will present the
matter to the Federal government for
approval within few days.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
LARGE SHOE STORE AND ADJOIN-
ING BUILDINGS ARE DESTROY
ED BY FIERCE BLAZE.

Portal, N. D., July 10.-A disastrous
fire here Saturday destroyed large
shoe store and an adjoining building.
For a time it looked as if the entire
town would go, but good work on the
part Of the fire department. prevented
a spread.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
MARKET DAY.

Lakota, N. D., July 10.-Tomorrow
will be a big day here. It. will be
"Market Day." several hall games
will be played and Aviator Smith will
endeavor to make a fight iu his own
t;:shine. The Imther Coile"" band will
also IL in attendance.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
SIXTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS IN
CASH AND FOUR HUNDRED
IN STAMPS TAKEN.
OFFICERS IN ALL CONUTIES IN
STATE ARE ON LOOKOUT
FOR ROBBERS.

Minot, n. D., July 10.-The officers of
all counties of the state have been noti-
fed to be on the lookout for the rob-
bers who broke into and looted the
postoffice at Norwich last Saturday.
four hundred dollars worth of stamps
were stolen.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
WHO SHOT WILLIAM SPARKS IS
THE QUESTION = HENRY
SPARKS CONVICTED.

Towner, N. D., July 1o.-The guilty
one in the affair Of William Sparks,
who was killed in drunken brawl,
could not be ascertained and the jury
was unable to place the blame. Henry
Sparks, his brother, was convicted Of
blind pigging and was sentenced to 100
days in the county Jail.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
PICKETS WON.

Grand Forks, N. D., July 1O.-The
Grand Forks Picketts defeated Thief
River Falls yesterday by score of 16
to 3. Hallett and Chandler finished up
the pitching work for Thomas, who is
the star twirler.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
TO "CHEEsE IT" RIGHT

Appleton, Wis, July 1O.-Construc-
ton has commenced on the superstruc-
ture for making twelve thousand
pounds of cheese. This is three times
the largest ever made. It will require
thirteen thousand pounds of milk or the
total milking for one day from sixty
five thousand COWS.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
FIFTY DRIVEN INSANE

Washington, D. c., July 1o.-Fifty
persons, twenty Of whom were women
were driven insane by the heat. They
will all be retained for examination by
experts and it is believed that the ma
jority will recover.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
JAPAN WILL NOT INTERFERE
WITH PROPOSITION TO MAKE
ARBITRATION GOOD.

London, England, July 10.-The Eng
Iish government wants revised Japanese
treaty so that arbitration clauses with
the United States and England will
hold good. Japan is not expected to
make any objection.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
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Arvilla Kusba, daughter of F. Kusba,
was injured yesterday afternoon while
playing with a dog. The animal jump
ed at her scratching her eye, inhicting
bad cut.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Alexandria ...... IL 90 0 o.
Summary: Struck out by Caylor 8,
by Brenner 10; base on balls off Bren-
ncr /; hit by pitched ball, Thrall, Will
son; sacrifice hits, Crole, Brenner: 2
base hits, Stevens, Olson 2, Zaluski;
double plays, Brenner- Olson Crole,
Ernst and Crole; left on bases, Devils
Lake 3, Alexandria s.
Manke batted for Wilson in Sth.
Brenner relieved Lawson in third.
SUNDAY GAME.
The story changed in Sundays game,
but Manke was saved the embarrassment
Of losing the game, for it was lost by
Gardner who first attempted the mound
and allowed two scores as the result Of
clean drives. coupled with little miss
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
CATHOLIC SCHOOL.

Fast Grand Forks. Ninn July TO-
a twenty-five thousand dolla: Catholic
sc' Gol il to be erected mt this place.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
TREATY WILL BE VOTED UPON
BY SENATE EITHER JULY II
OR JULY 20, SURE.

Washingto, D. G., July 1o.-The re-
ciprocity treaty will be voted on by
the senate July II or July 90 according
to announcement made this morning.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Milt Mass, farmer near Devils Lake
was injured in mower machine acci-
dent yesterday. His leg, arms and
hands were cut by the machine and a
deep scalp wound was inflicted.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
RAINS AND COOLER TEMPERA
TURE HELP SOUTHWESTERN
PORTIONS CONSIDERABLY.

Washington, D. G., July 10.-South
Dakota has had very heavy rains and
the drought in the Southwest has been
broken.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
lHN TiIvil' | I IN Emo

The county commissioners adjourned
Saturday night to met again July 81.
The most important business of the
board was the fixing Of the tax levy
for the next year which is as follows:
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

the state into congressional and legis-
lative districts on the ground that it
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

ports have been in circulation, was
seen by representative of the Associ-
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

Nontevideo, Mimi, July l1.-Guy NJ.
Gordon, manager of the Chippewa Mill
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14

e
Brenner, 4 @ o o 2 balls off
Devils Lake weekly world., 1911-07-14
Some Road.

Some Of those road overssers in this
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07

81 shall judge her more leniently
for the future" said Mrs. Bardsley
penitentIy. people round here are
very shy of her.
"Well, 1 can't say 1 took TO her."
said Vernon guardedly.
"They have only been married a
few months" said her aunt, land
poor old Trent seems quite infatuat-
ed. Nobody knows where he picked
her up. Met her in London some
where. I don't know how she likes
being marooned, as Jem calls it, in
the wilds of the country. She dresses
ridiculously, and has turned a good
respectable farm into a bad imitation
of a manor house"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07

YES" said Vernon with a laugh.
thinking of the print valances and
coffin stools.
After inquiries as to where she had
left her luggage, her aunt went off
with anxious hospitality, to dispatch
kilograms and give orders for a room
to be prepared
"You can stay with me-a good
long visit-you are not in a hurry to
go back?' she asked Wistfully.
Vernon said she would love to stay
awhile at Carronlea. She did not re-
spond, as she would have done yes
terday, that if her only kinswoman
had need Of her, she would stay for
ever. She did not know how such an
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07

most alone, and had a fund of I'M
spent affection to lavish upon her
brothers child.
By degrees they were both calmer:
and bit by bit the girl was able to
falter out the story of her arrival IN
England her search for a relative
whose name she did not know, and
door at midnight.
"How fortunate" her aunt remark
ed. that Jem should happen to so
to Barrow End today! 1t is a place
we seldom go near, he and I. What
|-er-what did you think of Mrs.
Trent ?"
"She was very kind"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07

arrangement would meet Jem's views
She had no desire to compete with
him for her aunt's favor. The young
mans repelling manner had hurt her,
by young men-far from it. Their
Introduction had been so unfortunate,
that she doubted if they ever could
be on a natural, friendly footing. to-
gether. o4.sY sos
ITO Re Continued !. .r-.-~7
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07
EASTER MILLINERY
Tomorrow, Saturday, Will Be Bar
gain Day.
We will offer the best values ever
before seen in desirable millinery
goods SO early in the season, bargains
that go with a rush.

75c Rough Soft Straw New
TurbanS 4Sc
SI.25 and $3.50 Black and Col
orei Chip Hats -... CSC
si-s5 Trimmed Ready-to-Wear
hats doc
$50 Trimmed Ready-to-Wear
Hats Soc
$500 Trimmed Ready-to-Wear
Hats $1.4Ss
$500 Fancy Nacre Rough Straw
Turbans and Small Hats. S1.9S
$500 Assorted Trimmed Hats SOS
$500 Assorted Trimmed Hats S3.9S
1890 Assorted Trimmed Hats $4.9S
Splendid values in Trimmed
Dress Hats from So to $50
CSC Foliage Sprays .... 15c
sec Roses With Foliage. CSC
SIC Rose Bunches, Il Roses
in Bunch 4Sc
Excellent Variety of Flowers
from soc to $500
Fancy Feathers, Fancy Wings
and Fancy Aigrettes from
soc wide All Silk Ribbon. 19c yd.
s1-25 Black Ostrich Plumes. CSC
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07

(To Be Continued.1
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-04-07
The Armstrong Club Plan
In a Nutshell

. value ARMSTRONG Club $3.50.
= The price to ARMSTRONG Club Members is s2s7.5o.
g. The terms IS you join.
week for 175 weeks.
Every instrument is guaranteed without reservoir
five years. There 'fs "ands' in the guar
antee-just straight out and out strong
know how to make it in writing
III, after days trial, piano satisfactory,
we will give you your money back
If the piano is satisfactory after 80 the Club
Member has eleven more months in which salts
himself the character of the piano does
then prove to be everything that he expects, he
has the privilege of exchanging it without pennys
loss for other instrument of equal greater value
control
Club Member dies during the life of his contract,
all payments have been made agreed, will
Immediately send receipt in full his family for
the instrument. - <
beautiful stool match the piano included with
extra cost.
. The piano will tuned year free.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
Defeat Reds Pes Beaten by Doves Tigers Keep Up Winning Streak
HIGH SCHOOL TO COMPETE
ON TRACK WITH BELLEVUE
Dual Meet a. BeinR Arranged for
Next saturday Afternoon at
Driving Park.

Track practice at the omaha High school
is being held every afternoon in prepare
tlon for the coming meets despite the fact
that the Tri-City meet has been called
off 1t was the plan OF Coach r. l.. earns
to hold a trial meet next Monday at the
Omaha Driving Park to pick a squad TO
represent Omaha in the Missouri Valley
meet, but a better proposition is being
considered. Bellevue is anxious to have
meet with the high school lads, and a
dual meet between the two schools may
be held next Saturday afternoon. The
high school lads have competed with Belle
vue before in the indoor track meets held
at the Young Mems Christian association,
but a dual meet between the two schools
has never been held
In case that arrangements can be COM
pleted with Bellevue, handlcaps will prob
ably be given the Omaha squad in several
of the events.