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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
JUDGE BORDWELL
REPR|MANDS JUROR
Venireman Declares He Was Not Con-
versing About Mcnamara Case,
But Court Disagrees.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. pa chance
street conversation started by B. w.
Clark, a venireman in the Mcnamara
murder case, with Harry Chandler,
vice president and assistant general
manager of the Times-Mirror company
and son-in-law of General Harrison
Gray Otis, publisher of the Los Angeles
Times, brought Clark's services as a
prospective juror to an abrupt end
when he tod about it in court late yes
terday.
The talesman was censured by Judge
Walter Bordwell for carelessness, and
promptly excused on a challenge by
the defense, suggested by the court.
Chandler, according to Clark, had said
he hoped the talesman would qualify
as a juror.
It was said last night that Chandler
was held in no way responsible for the
occurrence so far as the court was
concerned.
Clark, who deals in coal, had been
recounting how he had gone to Chand-
ler a few days after the explosion at
tributed to James B. Mcnamara, which
wrecked the Times building and cost
twenty-one lives. Clark said he re-
quested Chandler to be careful about
,-...z- 1,onl o,d fae+ c+ofaDoantc th AZ
it was done by dynamite and by en-
emies, and Chandler gave him to under
stand that they knew exactly what
they were doing"
Have you since talked with him?'
asked Attorney Lecompte Davis, of the
defense, after few intermediate ques-
tions.
"Yes," said Clark, Il do not remem-
Der whether it was yesterday of the day
before"
And what was the occasion?" ask
ed Attorney Davis.
Il passed him on the sidewalk"
Did you say anything about the
case at all?"
'fYes, 1 told him was on the jury
or a prospective juror"
What did he say to that?"
"He said he hoped I would be quail
flied"
"What did YOU say to that?"
The court: do you challenge this
juror"
The talesman: q asked him what
he had against me?"
The court: "Wait minute, do yor
want to challenge this talesman, Mr.
Davis?"
Mr.. Darrow: Let us hear the con
versation first"
The court: Il don't think it is neces
say. I am surprised, Mr.. Clark, thai
you should have done such thing
had airy talk with Mr. Chandler, or any
one else, with reference to this case.
Il didn't think | was talking abou
e case"
You didnt?"
No"
when YOU told him that you wer'
drawn as a veuireman in the case, yol
didn't think you were ,alking to hin
about the case?"
NO, wasn't talking about the cas-
at all--didnt discuss the case"
Mr. Davis well, we will challeng
for cause"
THE talesman is excused" said tn
court.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27
Premium List.


For the largest load of people brought
in by one man by IL O'Clock a. M, to
the front of the Grand Theatre $1,000.
$500 in gold by the Vinita National
Bank. and So in merchandise by the
Harry Mead Hardware Co.
For the best one-half bushel of corn
raised by boy of 16 years or under
$3.50 in merchandise. E. N. Ratclitf
Mercantile Co.
For the best trio of Plymouth Rock
chickens, $3.50 in gold. Parker Wise
Investment Co.
For the best trio White Wyandottesi
$500 in merchandise. Pearl Grocery
Co.
For the best trio Rhode Island Reds
SO 90 in merchandise. Enterprise Gro
cery.
For the best tro of Brown Leghorns
$500 box of candy. Vinita Bakery
For teh best trio of Brahmas, $3.50
in cash. Fidelity Loan Co.
For the best trio of Buff Orpingtons
$500 in merchandise. Cowan Grocery
Co.
For the best trio of bronze turkeys
first prize,n one Beaver hat. Colder
Rule Mercantile Co. Second prize, five
pounds of candy. Philadelphia Candy
Co.
For the best trio of ducks, $500 ii
merchandise. Hodges Bros.
For the best trio of geese, $3.50
fancy dish rplate. Watson's De
partment store.
For the best trio of guineas, $500 re
peating alarm clock. Chas Hartman
For the best gallon of sorghum, fancy
glass lamp. S. J. Burns.
For the best jar of plum butter, ont
paid Budd's baby shoes. Milford-Ber
ger Shoe Co.
For the best jar of picked peaches
one auto veil, value $500. Mendel's.
For the best jar of apple butter, $2'5C
in merchandise. L. D. Dalquest.
For the best jar of peach preserves
one pair of BIB Shoes. Milford -Berge
Shoe Co.
For the best grape jelly, $3.50 il
merchandise. Jumbo Clothing Co.
For the best five pounds of sun drie,
apples, $4.OO set ring. Schliecker Jew
elry store.
For the best jar of blackberry jelly
$500 in merchandise. Sunny-Pat Hard
ware Co.
For the best pound of butter, $50
Misses or Ladies hat. Bramble Mil
linery Co.
For the best bushel of yellow corn
5000 in merchandise. Empire Grocery
For the best one-half bushel of swee
potatoes, one yearss subscription t
the vinita Weekly Chieftain. D. N
Mars Publishing Co.
For the best one-half bushel of az
pies, $500 in merchandise, Sanders
Wright Co., first. One years subscriT
tion to the Vinita Weekly Journal. J
F. Murphy, publisher, second.
For the best span of mules, any age
$3.50 pair horse blankets; G. N. Maj
tin Harness and Saddles, first. $2.5
pair of all wool blankets, Bear Ne1
Store, second.
For the best driving horse, hitchet
any age, $500 certificate of deposit fo
one year, 4 per cent interest Farmers
State Bank.
For the best driving team hitchet
any age, $500 certificate of deposi
for one year; First National Banl
first. One years subscription to tn
Vinita Leader Leader Printing Co
second.
For the best saddle horse, $500 eel
tifcate of deposit for one vaar. In
ternational Bank and Trust Co.
For the best harness and saddle sta
lion, 100 pounds of Hunters Crear
flour; Peoples Grocery, first. On
years subscription to the Vinita Lead
L er; Leader Printing Co., second.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27

The son of W L. Herrod, of near
Bluejacket will be brought to this city
and taken to the insane hospital at
Fort Supply tonight.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-27

Dr.. Louis Bagby went TO the coun-
try today to see Harry Campbell's baby
which is suffering with pneumonia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS uNFuaNIsuHp

The NEW PALACE APARTMENTS.
,u at l45 5rd East
,n % feany for occupancy December
= =, rooms each and are tho most modern
=, ~ .ne city. They nre equipped with
ZONES disappearing beds and bunets.
Sr ef,Ice Elevators TO each kitchen, built
~ ics boxes. houee phones from front
a ahu from rear Of building: also sleeping
potCHea WIFE seats and disappearing
either on the porch or IN the house For
: esservations inquire Of Frank c. Brown.
90 judge bldg. Phons wasatch 453s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25

! WANT YOI' TO GET INTERESTED
in Real Estate and become one of my
Real ears,c ownership leads to indc-
perdenCe.
Nov il Tho time 10 bay.
Eoal estate viii never II a. cheap -
now.
$3.50 cash and $50 per month for = neet (
4-room frame cottage, near 9th East nno
End South. Nothing better FOR The money
in the market considering location,
$500 cash and So pNT month HplHn-
did we'l-built brand new i-rcom cottage
room for ath. located rear 9TH East and
I2th So. The lot 75X1SN feet owner must
sell on account of sickness.
S3S5o---N beautiful a-roon modern
brick cottage. completely and vel fnr'
nished (wll sell without furniture " de-
siredl. tne lot 2INIA rods With s.leN on
side and located near & 81. NeD' reason
a bic terms.
ss00o--A brand nov 5-roonj brick cot
tszc near state St. with 81 acres of
ground: ono of the rr"tti"st suburban
homes in the city. suitable for chickens.
fruit and garden. This IS ? -ulcndid bur
and must he Seeu 10 he appreciated One
half cash bal on time
Can sell fnr sson and w OIL very oasy
terms The best So-foot lots located IN the
southeast part ~ the ciiv-son1e on eth
East some on lith East near 10Th. llth
and 18th South. Let me show vop and
he convinced tnat vou can't buy lots IN
the Ssme vicinity A. the prices am offer
ing them
We write Ere Insurance
The German Alliance Association, New
Hampshire and the Franklin
No better companies represented.
\. RICHTER. 20 SO MAIN ST.
FronoT sii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25

HALL0RAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
309-5lI Main St Phones SIS.
WISHING ALL \ MERRY CHRISTMAS
and hoping that YOU win make the
NEW YEAR HAPPY
BY investing in ono Of tho beautiful new
homes We have for sale, and remember
ing that
we have bargains in business ana
residence property.
VIC VIII build YOU home on monthly
payments.
We are agents for the EOYAl5 the
world greatest insurance company.
We will write your bond
We have s and per cent first noUt-
gage loans for investors
We act In thc capacity OF agent IN any
business affairs.
uALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
3O9-5ll Main 81 Phones s2a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
MASSAGE

MISS HELD. NEWLY ESTABLISHED
massage. electrical and vioratory treat
r7euts cabinet baths. attendants from
east. Apartment 725. Brooks Arcade BLDG,
corner Srd South and State SIS Inc
.Ba- Elevator service plstt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
work; eNpnViGDccd men. prices r.sni
Or!r- DBVal's uapN~ store csi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


REAL EsTArE-uMpRovE
-~--~>>~>~~~-~~-~~~--~--~~
THE FOLLOWING ARE WORTH
WHILE INVESTIGATING.
DURABLE HOUSES"
$1,000.
\ four-roon red brick cottage nice
First South and Ninth wes, Can be
had on a payment 81 400 down. and the
balance monthly: Interest per cent
nne tlrNe room brick cottage. con-
nsct"d With electric lights. city water
and sewer. nice lot. location near Ninth
East and Sixth South. Terms. 800 cash.
balance monthly TO suit
$1,000.
roH' room cottage, corner lot. facing
solth and east on KeusiuEton avenue
and Fourth East. ten-minu;e car service.
ihls Is bargain. Lot 15xI25 feet.
',2s5o.
Five.room modern red press brick cot
tase. facing east on 18th East near 10th
south bath. toilet. etc: lot 37.Xl55 feet.
5000.
\ seNeu~roow modern. two-storv brick
residence. connected with CITY sewer wa
ter. electric lights bath. toilet. wash
stand. etc: LOT 3Nlo rods. location. Sec
ond South and Eighth Fast. east front.
rms u barsain-Ground alone IS worth
the price.
nve-yoom press brick cottage fac
INK cast on r street. bath. toilet. hot
air furnace. ccmented basement. lot
-4NlO rods. $3.50 payment down viii Sc
cure the above. and the balance monthly.
t4,5o.
4 sHyen-room modern white press brick
residence. facing on East Second south:
complete set OF plumbing, nice mantel.
hot air heat cemcnlcd basement front
and back porchos. etc. Call and let ms
show this to you.
4 modern and up-to-date white press
brick residence of seven rooms. with
complete set of plumbing, mission mantel.
cemented basement. hot water heat
large front and back porches aud sleep
ing porch. facing east on c street Small
payment down. balance monthly.
BUILDING LOTS
s 75O-37! !xI5O-foot lot; State. bet 10th
and nth South
S5o--6oxl57- lot facing on sth East,
bet 9th and 10Th South.
ao0-ali is330-fooJ lot facing east on
18Th East. near 7th South; To-
minute car service after Jan. l.
1911.
aOxi2o-foot lot facing cas-, on 1I,h
East. near 4th South.
lI50--iliEl65 feet. facing south on Sixth
South. near 9TH East.
l150--S0Xl50-foot lot facing west on 18th
East. near 3rd South.
Call and let rs explain our Easy Pay
ment Plan We will build on any of
the above lots for YOU according 10 your
own ideas. TO be paid back in monthly
payments
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO..
Builders OF Durable Houses"
No. 81 South Main Street.
Phones Ind. li2; Bell FIX 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooMING HOUSES.

AND RooNuNG HOUSES
s35oo-N ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN,
steam nent hot and cold water
and phone IN eaoh liEht and airy
room. private bath and shower
baths. furnished IN solid mission
city. Rent reasonable: heat free.
,55oO-ss rooms elegantly furnished,
modern; excellent location. all
rooms large and airy: furniture Elk
months old. IT'S suap. Terms
We have places from 70 100 rooms.
in fact. ANYTHING ,u this iine Tor sale We
have Il, Ss'izfaction guaranteed.
: large rooms over - 50. Main st. Rea-
uEApQI NETIES FoE HOTELS AND
\. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
\. %" l., .'1ai 1EaiRiSTTAIN. MGR, y. 'c o, DEPT.
- ROOM STRICTLY MODERN HOTEL,
on 3rd south ~ a bargain
% rooms. in hno location: rent s'5. sac
Restaurant. we'll equipped ,-ats -;
$3.50; terms
several sood cigar stores. ''oo and ID.
II yoy hsy' gool ;i rss, estate, and s,.,,, want
sec me
Bel = =. TTt'MFHRIF.S frd.
u1-. - West Sud South az ii5t
psgo5
ePECIAL-SPECLAT- SPECIAL.
A chance of lfetims.-
Roov,fuv bouse---1n rooms
only 500 snap
,,1-f sis0N--sel todAy----eysr
Sec Dollar 1874 So Main.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
SISao-Cafc in ono OF the beat hotels
Thoroughly equipped Ia every respect
cverythinR almost new. Rent only SIS
Good patronage. which can also be IN
creased as present owner IL incompe-
t.ut sio50 cash VIII handle ~: bal easy
Dollar. 1911 50. Main. p-iio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
PLUMBING
TAILORING
2ADE TO ORDER SHOES

Il lr0prs,,, ~~-------~-->--.--~---~-
ssisr M s' ~ PRACTICAL SHOE
|,tr rv. south State NJ Special at
tp.1 "a 70 persons with tender and
-. k,, also Srst- class shoe re-
|S--st prices. o9295
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
CHEMISTS AND AsSAYERs

BIRD COwAN co.
I60 South w. Temple. Bell phone illL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
sIILLINERY AND PLUME,

WILLOW fLCMES CLEANED.
curled. dyed black. r. A. carter FUR
rc ~ West ist South st00
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
FOR RENT

,wT-HoUsEs FuANlsHED: FuA
y-.-onrpN HOUSE FOR SALE
krH ~ NJ or for rent. furnished or
Ter s'Hsl 40 Eas. End South 1910
Loo nz0is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
CHINA DECORATING

HAND-PAIN FED CHINA FOR SALE
Orders taken. The Downing. S63 Easl
Srd SO o-so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
sVtoHCyCLEs BICYCLES

n ara No BICYCLE REPAIRING: ::
n,aa iond hand machines on easy
A'uh Clanln. 7S w. srd south,
- PISS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
~'c,ooRDIoN PLEATING

.Sbl-ps.- ---,->'---------~----.a .a---.-------
- 81 N AND SIDE rLF.ATlNC.
Bel nSn Jennens. 5US r.as, Srd So.
------l.-b pipi2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
CHINESE HERRs

E...s!ai 4, 'EEE HERR co. i5 COM
G rhrori o!spenscrs OF Chinese herbs
,allck diseases or men and wou-
ES ttrSs u'h obtained BY the use OF
|-~---- p31A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
FARMS AND ACREAGE
GET BUSY.

$50 acres good unImproved land. 50
per acre.
2l5t t-scre improved ranch. with water
Ilght. $40 per acre. only : miles from
Strevoli, the railroad town.
GEO. W. DANLEN.
Bell 1928. SIS Nevhousc Bldg Ind. S52
pGIQl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
HOUSE CLEANING.

NATIONAL HOUSE & CARPET CLEAN
ing Co. l5s r. ist SO. Paper clean
Ing b. experts. Both phoues-Bsn 1888.
Ind 97s pS:G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE % EAST lST SO,
$50 rooms: rates 35c. i0C and soc; mod
,rn baths I5c nl33
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
sREPRooF STORAGE

< L me-. e. FlREPRooF STORAGE
ES. H.. pT05
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
PLUMBING AND HEATING

q HARRIS CO, PLUMB
ing and steam rtting: Joobing work
speciality. ell work guaranteed bctn
: pores ls. liz Eas, znd South. ol-s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
ssoLlc srENoGRAPHERs

y, IliTlGp r,,,-s >--e-.----~--r--~~>---~----
.taS roo,rs oohA PBlNG: PRIVATE DC
sfc.h;mns sunday and evening work
Vhh Sal, ssvLI,s. e. SHIRLEY Soaboldt. suite
hsS & Trust Co. bldg
pl3ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
WAL AND KINDIIEG

n Dklf ,~---,->s--~----- ----.----------
e-1lrs ,SoAL, BLOCK WOOD AND
~" +. 9Th So: both phonos.
m36lS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES ANp
vaults always on hand. few sccor 10
rand safes fOr saie, Write for circuiar-
Shcaiy Safe & Vault Co. N T. Q.
place o2es
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
good work; reasonable prices; now and
second hand machines on easy terms
The Whlts Is King. - West Ist South.
os96J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
BARGAIN

Five acres on county road ~ Cotton
wood good water right: 20n fruit trees
excellent soil; all under cultivation. Price
$500; $500 cash: Sl5 per month. Ad-
dress E-26. Tribune p9iO0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-25
wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

MAKE FULL USE OF TIE WANTS IN
getting In touch with realty that Is In
the market Owners and agents make
IL point 10 watch Want inquiries close
1y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02

tiles which make success, are known to
all. Page viii have charga off;
the advertising and news end Of the
paper as well as being associated In
the editorial work and for her We
bespeak a hearty reception from the
business house and citizens Of Devils
Lake and Ramsey county 3sS5
The policy Of the paper win continue
to be progressive republican ia politics
and in. favor Of clean government,
clean laws, and clean law enforcement.
Several new departures involving new
mechanical equipment and new depart
nents In the paper win be announced.
later. The circulation OF the Inter
Ocean throughout the state is growing
each week and to meet the demands
Of readers outside Of Ramsey county
articles Of statewide interests viii be-
on the program for the future.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02

ed to think he had a right to speak.
All Of us admit that he spoke wei and
to the point. Yet whenever some man
connected with the university speaks
his mind openly. squarely and ably We
don't feel like blaming the university
for it. Moreover, we never believed
that becoming a college professor de-
prived a man OF his citizenship. Mel
Their do we believe that the sum tota.
of human knowledge is monopolized
by the Articulator from Wapheton the
Manipulation from Minot. We believe
that there is another side to .hs reel
r:ocit5 ys.ation other Than the sres
cious plea OF the standpatter Of the
McCumber type. With regard to this,
in closing, we rise to rel,arn that the
reciprocity treaty is the finest great
step toward breaking thu vicious circle
of the stand. pat tariff VAL against
which the west has raved and ranted
:.uite Justly for 10 these many years.
Sic 'em Doc, you're a man after our
own heart.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
MecUMHER AND ROOSEVELT Il

I Some industrious press correspon.
dent dreamed a lurid, luscious dream
the other day and before waking up
wired a story claiming a. boom for
McCumber for Vice-president as "a run
ming mate for Roosevelt in 1912. A
lot of sarcasm, humor and invective
might be wasted on the aforesaid
dispatch. 1t isn't worth it We merely
point out to our readers the fact that
Senator P. J. McCumber neither BY
his standing at home or his reputation
abroad has any more hope OF being
vice-presidential nominee than the
proverbial small boy has Of getting
into a circus without crawling under
the tent flap. Porter G., the Articula-
tor from Wapheton, as dispenser Of
the free coinage of words is world
beater., As "a statesman Of national
caliber he is distinctly mistake. TO
picture the paucity of his achievements
the penny-ante-ness of his claims to
public service, the penuriousness of
his deeds, words fail US. s - :.: +.
In all his service at Washington
McCumber has steadfastly served one
master and only one-the Systematic
Big 1nterests-The God of the Stand
patters. He is out of step, out of time,
and out of sympathy with the real
spirit Of North Dakota political ideals
Of the present time. :@> -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02
4 PLOT J
Ed.

Seated IN q corner Of the playground
sof ST Charles college was q group softt
boys laughing, Joking and funma king
Among these boys was Jack Simms.;
the funniest person on earth in his
own opinion ana the black sheep OF
the college. re any mischief were done.
or moonlight excursions occurred In
deed, any kind Of wronSd doing that
could be thought of lack simms and
his followers were undoubtedly the
perpetrators. But simms had another
great fault, and that was an nncon-;;
trollable bullying spirit. Il. @s
Presently Pat Nj Guire. a boy who a
short time before had come from Ire:
land. entered the yard and sat down;
with them He had the rendy wit with
which his countymen are SO gifted
and was liked by nearlr all who knew
him. s.3 Ss3s }fsf}S =4s; $*s
Simms starred to play tricks on Pat.
whose handkerchief was tied into 81
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EKitht Z, and Kin.

1.-THE small boy said Robert Eide
son, lis an invention Of Satan. All
least that is what my friend Jackson
thinks. Poor Jack is the devoted
slave of q fair damsel cursed with 4
strict father and an imp of a brother.
The other might dad came into the
:parlor about 9 80 with q good night
expression on his face and tactfully
asked what they had been talking
about 70 Keep them 50 interested %;
late. =j3is: IA
4 q Oh. said y aek carelessly, we were
discussing our kith and kin.
Just then the imp's head popped
from behind the plano.
u yYetf dad. B he 4lisped exasperat-
ingly heard en- He said Tin II
kith you and she said ",yon KIM, 5 81
Young d Mag azine.
he starsisIs. 81,
The whole 5of the nm erside III that
queer creature ftie stardsh IL endowed
with i sense Of SINE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-02

cess of mutual selection they stood
together. Throw the senate up in
bag and shake well. When the sena-
tors settle down you will find Simpson
with his head on Martins shoulder,
Jacobsen peeping out from behind Mar
tins coat tails, Gunderson embracing
Talcott, and Talcott weeping on the
lapel of La Moure's coat collar, and all
the lesser lights clutching at the out
side of the ring reach one with his hand
slyly in his neighbors jeans. Such is
the composition, gentlemen, the nature,
genus, character, and instincts Of the
stalwart organization of the senate
For years it has dominated in the poll
tics OF North Dakota. It has served it's
last purpose, it has said its last rite.
Its greatest redeeming feature is the
fact that it is self, extinguishing. 1t
has finally accomplished its undoing.
1t took some such happening as the
late impeachment proceedings to make
us all realize just how glaringly rotten
stalwartism was. Truly, never did the
bold outlines of the system which has
enfested the state for years, stand out
with such deflniteness, clarity, and un.
mistakableness as at Bismarck. So
stalwartism, true to the last to its
creed of dishonor, fighting to the finish
for the tenets of it's faith in the eff
cacy of money, "moonshine" and muck,
has prepared its own bed, digged Its
own grave, and fastened the day of its
complete elimination from our midst
Perhaps this is a greater good to be
gained than the elimination Of one OF
its sturdiest off-springs which was
sought in the Impeachment. Perhaps
providence intends finishing up the job
of cleaning the aegean stables of Da.
kota with the muddy waters Of senator.
tal dishonor. If SO 'twere well done
1t is an i'll wind that blows no good. On
behalf of the second district we con.
graduate the state. ,,' -. -,