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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
PRESIDENT MAINTAINS
SILENCE ON QUESTION
La Toilette Compromise Bill
Received With Applause in
House Today; Laid Temper.
arily on Table.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
LOVE Of FINE TOGS
CAUSED BOY TO
DO MURDER
Bell Boy Who Killed Wall
Street Broker, Was Cigar
ette Smoker; Makes Full
Confession of Crime.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
INCI.RSION TRAIN
iilI~ BROktN RAIL
tHy ENruing Herald \. q. Leased MlTel

Wv "TT- I|T" y -'U n |IT4TI0
train uu tn. lrhlsu Valley railroad.
loaded with .fu passengers frum In
diauiunl.. cincinnati columbus and
buNtuu Coz Aiuuu. DUr tru,k u
broken ru tNn wl,- Nrst oi Bur
dstt,. u,U -,ur.l lah, N o., earl.
this wurulug thr.. pWmtus rullns
down a t,p-Iout ummuNWrut Up.
tween 900 and 900 passengers received
Injuries most of ih,w however oI
"a minor nature
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
DOZEN MEN DROWN
WHEN STEAMER SINKS
90, Evcnlns Herald \. T.. leased wirsD

Huua>. Jut .N The steamer
Jnhu Irwin struck rock and sank
ur E,ayr. harhor last Tuesday morn
ug William Mrleod of HaUWN Was
Naeh,d 1-hor, uu g hatch st Li-pumo
'I mIlr. eust of nrry and is believed
o." ., a., uulH survivor cot tho dozen
or moro mon m tHs Steamers crew.
Tu, Irwin. rual laden. lcft Port
Gnrlou. y u for Halifax Monday
Tbai msht q terrific storm swept tho
cape Breton coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
NOTED LNWNI1R NENH DENrH,
tHN ENening Herald 4, a., Leased Mirel

Lake George. y ". Iuly 2N.- Ed
ward A. SHEPPARD. a prominent lawyer
and iu politics a Democrat ot state
and national rrputc. is at the point
of death. according to his medical at
tendauts. Mr. shepard came here
from his home u Brooklyn carly in
june shortly afterwards cold de-
Nclopcd into pneumonia Co which
plcurisS and heart weakness were
Cddrd In the last teW DAYS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
SITUATION GROWS
|. RAPIDLY WORSE
IN AAYTI
Spirit of Discomfort Has
Spread Among People N
North and South; Position
of Government Desperate.
90, I:,ealng Herald 4. g.. Leased wirei

Washington JutN IS -rhr situation
boa hn'r s rapidly growing more srr-
ious according Go q cnhivgrdm from
American Minister Furuiss today The
reported sprrad ut the revolution To-
AuN Calos SHOW. tho desperate posi-
ton uf thc goNvrnm,ut aud indicates
that the spirit of discomfort has taken
root boz the south as wpll as the north
ui tho country.
Tn, American consul Ht Port De
PHiN rcportcd that tho situation there
i- quiet. officials her, express grati-
d.atiuu over this news Boa view OF zee
cent rumors 90 Threatened trouble,
because uf which The scout cruiser
chester Was dispatched Go tlg scene.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
BNNkER WALSH NAY
REMAIN ~ Prison
(nv EVcnins Heraid \. q. LEASED Mirsl

w N"VTHHTWT- T|| y nv TTT"T|
board OF parole has dccidrd NOT tu
consider the Ua-, ot john E Walsh.
the convicted haukrr to whom pr,s.
dent Tart rcg,utlF refused rNccutNc
ctcmeucy gnlcss tho remaining mdlotr
msnts ugainst him are ia some way
dl-pu4od uf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28

"hN y .NIl' fr|N. HNI' AiIH. -. "
Hartman ana hrr daughter Carrot ar
rived h.r, to-day lroW the cast The,
Nill remain in 'alitorna for several
weeks of rest and recreation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
Moroccan Affair Remains in
Difficult Network. With
Several Nations Trying to
Unite Knot.
FRANCE AND GERMANY
MAY REACH AGREEMENT
Great Britain Has Not Least
Disposition to 0bstruct the
Franco-German Treaty in
West Africa.

'HN iNrnsnE hefhid \. q. Leased Nirci
Paris July ~ -Greatcr optimism
prevailed at the capital today. though
% was admitted THAI The negotiations
With Germany regarding the MoroC-
can affair remain difficult The state.
uent hy Premier Asquith In the Brit.
tah house OF commons yesterday and
Premier taillaus advice to the French
tu keep col and be- prudent, relieved
he tension at moment when rCliet
WAS most needed aud the discreet mill
tarN preparations of the government
were giving rise to the apprehension
that war was not impossible
These preparations included orders
90 the cavalry % be ready Tor the
field at the first signal. the heavy pro.
Nisioning oi the lurts ON the eastern
ioHticr by special supply trains run
out of Paris ~ night and the mus.
tcriug OF all regiments 10 their full
quota
q is understood that Baron Won III.
derlcn WacChtcr the German foreign
secretary has modified his original
program and iE now asking FOR part
instead of the whole coast OF French
Congo, hut AT the same time naming
other conditions which France wouli
hnd difficulty in accepting Never the
less there tx a strong feeling that a
solution will be found
Situation Explained.
Ramhuuillci France. lulv 2S-At
ihc conclusion OF the cabinet meeting
tiay whom President Falleries pre-.
sided Two official announcements
were made The first was that For
cigu Secretary DE Selves IN cSplaln.
ing 90 hts colleagues. the external pc.
iticai situation had said that the
pour parlers between France aEd Ger.
man, were proceeding normally
The second announcement was that
the cahinei had decided on the rcor-
sanitation ut the army which repre-
SCENTS the "clowuinR OF The military
work pursued bv the republic .or the
last forty yeas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-28
TAFTURGED TO
VETO WOOL
REVISION
MEASURE

Stand Pat Republican Leaders
Say Executive Disapproval
at This Time Would Work
No Discredit.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
sw> COMPANY /

Co.. II" has again started
their. regular Monday night
drill and goodly number of
members turn out. We have a
pay plan for their company
that seems to draw the boys
better than ever. Keep it up
boys it is only one hour a week.
The committee sent to conven-
ton did not have their report
ready 50 they were excused till
next drill. After the drill a
game of baske ball was played
between the S. S. S. and Co. II"
team. Just you wait until at
ter we have a chance to prac-
tice together and you won't
beat US up like that. a game
is scheduled for next Saturday
evening between the Company
and the s. S. S. the proceeds to
go towards buying complete
set of suits for the basket ball
team. 1t is a dream of a suit.
Will perhaps be here by then.
Will tell you more next week.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12

Some of Gaysrnor Burke's
pet laws are sid to be seized!
!; uled for a reviSson during the
session of the North Dakota:
Legislature which conve n e's:
Tuesday. Several laws which;
were put upon tn e statute
books during Goxernor Burke's
adminileratios 4s3e: proved to
be sPiendid aaB hnts. in the
building up of q democratic
machine and many republican
members of the Legislature have
expressed themselves as favor.
able to their repeal. One of
these laws is the game law.
under this law. which was
passed two years ago, almost
an unlimited number of deputy
game wardens may be appoint
ed and of course game wardens
are mighty handy men in a
campaign. 1t has come to light
since election that over forty
deputy game wardens were
appointed by Governor Burke
during the month of October.
These drew salaries of $4,000
for one month and it is said
their principle occupation was
the hunting of votes for Gov
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
M. B. A. INSTALLATION "

Last Thursday night the local
n. e. A.. lodge had a pu bic in
stallation. s.. S. Cameron and
Mrs. Donovan were the install.
ing officers. The officers for
1911 are NJ. ID. Keeney, Pres;
ALFRED Nelson, Vice Pres;
Tommy Thompson; secy.; Ar..
Vchulek, Treas; Mr.. Elmquist,
Con-; Mrs. Epock, Chaplain !;
Mr.. Larson, Sentenel; Mr.. Dom
aldson, Gaurd. Refreshments
were served after the installing
services were over and the rest
of the evening was devoted to
dancing. The NJ. B. A. is one
of the growing and enthusiast
tic lodges of the city. They al.
ways have a good attendance
at their meetings and during
the years since their organiza.
ton here have had faithful and
loyal officers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12

attendance vac good and the
spirit Of the meeting vas beau.
tiful. Every one was pleased
and ready TO do all that was
asked for the coming year. The
following brief gives you fair
impression of the work Of 1910.
The regnlar a,,nuai business
meeting Of tire church was held
in the church. auditorium on
the evening of January 8. 1911.
The meeting wac called to
order by the pastor, Rev. s. D.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12

ernor Burke. Republican lead
ers are beginning to believe
that this game law was passed
mainly to give more patronage
to the governor and they cay
they don't want to give hin,
another chance to re.elect him
self if they eau helpit. Anoti,.
er law that 10 slated for reyi-
sion, it is said, is the oil inspec.
ton law. Four years ago the
legislature>passeda Law, putting
the state inspector and his de.
puties all on salary. The SALARY;
of the state inspector was plac-
ed at $500 per year and neces.
sary expenses aud the salaries
of deputies was placed at not
to exceed $4,000 per year. Two,
years ago new Law was passed
which bad the support Of Gov.
ernor Burke and. under this
law the deputies are paid at the
rate of $4,000 per month, a
pretty big salary for the amount
of work involved. There are
about eight deputies all told
and so the new law gave the
governor a chance to hand.
somely reward that many OF
the faithful. Governor Burke
has had more patronage to dis.
tribute than any governor of
North Dakota who proceeded
him and he has used his pa
tronage we'll in building up a
strong democratic organiza-
ton. He has had the appoint.
ment of three judges of the SUI
prerne court and several dis
trict court judges and bills will
Tie introduced this session to
provide for additional judicial
districts, which if passed will
give him An opportunity to
make further appointments. 1t
is said that republican leaders
i'll both houses wi III watch
closely all bills which provide
for jobs which may be filled by
the governer.-Globe.Gazette
The above article shows to
what extent some of the stall.
wart republicans and their
papers, will 60 to to injure
Gov. Burke. The pet measures
referred to were passed by a
Legislature t h a t was over
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12

whelmly republieaa.and.stha
had among ito -s.nsmbership
some of the most capable men
In the state, and in their legis-
lation. They doubtless endeav
ored to make lava that would
do the greatest good to the
greatest number. 1t will be
! different this year. according to
the Globe Gazette. The lead.
ers will watch closely the eft.
feet all bills have on Govefno.
Burke, before they will be. stat.
ed for the waste basket 81 fol-
passage into laws. It will be
noticed that particular refer.
ences 10 made to the game and
tish and the oil inspector lava.
The statements made, SHOW
either an ignorance of the la "
81 a wiilful u:try to deceive. II
says. among other things that.
It has come to light. since cleo.
ton that over forty game war
dens were appointed by Gov.
Burke during the month OF
Oct. If they had examined
chapter RS Of 1909 session law
they would have seen, that the
governor does not appoint any
game wardens at all. Sec. 8,
provids for a board of control
Sec. 4, defines the powers. of
this board.
Section 5 gives author
ity to the board to appoint one
chief game warden in each dis.
trict. Section 8 gives the board
authority to appoint or remove
at pleasure. sufficient number
of game wardens and other
persons or office assistants
necessary to carry out the pro.
visions of the bill and to fix the
period of service and conpen.
satiou. This section, gives the
board practically unlimi. e d
power in the appointment of
game wardens aud employees.
Section % gives the board ab.
solute power over the money
that accumulates from the sale
of hunting permits. 1t is to be
used for the protection of game
and if there is a surplus it may
be used for the propagation OF
fish and game birds. 1t cannot
be used for anything else. Tha,
is specifically the purpose for
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12

.wlaich@it is prnvided. The Hovz
ssparaehas absolutely nothing
to say or do with it. 1t 10. all
in the control of the game
board. Any board that is ever
appointed wiil.of course; spend
the money. either in the en-.
forcement Of the law or for the
protection Of :dsh andl.Rame,
All tLe money:.tha comes into
that lssnd comes from the sale
otpefn,its. 4 4 s-ss .REg
The oil, inspection law
is n good one. Accidents
fron, explosions are much less
frequent in, states having good
=inspection iaxs. The oil III
.s,pection department Of the
state government brings large
amount Of q money into the cot
fers Of tile state:each year. The
salaries paid the deputy oil in.
spector is based entirely on the
number of barrels annually..in.
spected by them. There are
but four that receive the maxi.
nun salary Of $4,000 per
month. j.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
PI0N EER GONE

NV ord reached Wahpeton
Tuesday that John Kotschevar
died at his home in Mantador
at 5 o'clock that morning of
heart disease.
The funeral will be in St.
Johns Church at Wahpeton
Friday morning Jan. 18th.
Mr.. Kotchevar was one of the
early settlers of the county and
I understand was the first post
masters of Wahpeton.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
FLIGELMAN CORNER

OThe /. O. O. F. have purchas-
ed the "Fligelman corner across
tue street from the City Hotel.
They are contemplating build
ing a large brick block there in
the near future.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
tCo'nl !. OH mage. s.
!. CITY COUNCIL [ ii

Regular meeting Of the Wah.
peton City Council held Tpet !.
dsy evening. Jan, Bird. 1911 1. at .
p. m. Meeting called to order
by Mayor Eberley. Aldermen
present:lf1 Gillen., Ffiedeiicke,
Forkner, Hess, Braun, Peechel.
Morris and Robinson. Minutes
read and approved. ~.
: Motion carried that city. aud.
itor, notify G. A. r.. Nickel in
regard. to his. assessment. for
the year OF. 1910. =
Motion carried that Mr.. ,Rak-
er be paid $500 per quarter for
collecting city water rent the
same to be deducted from G. l..
Parkhiil's salary.
Motion carried that sewer
proposition of Mr.. .Simonson's
be left with sewer con, mittee
toFinvestigate aud report same
at next meeting.
Z. Motion made and seconded
thatthe following resolution be
adopted. .-...- -.
Be it resolved BY the city
council that the city engineer
be and he hereby is directed to
make plans, specifications and
estimate of the cost Of the ex-
tension of sewer on Third
street between Utah and Ohio
Ave.. being a. part of Sewer
District No. 3 of said city and
report came to city council.
The following vote was taken
yeas; Gillen, Friederichs, Fork
ner, Hess. Braun, Peschel, Nor.
ris and Robinson. Nos. none.
Motion carried that Northern
Light EIec. Co., be charged 20
per one thousands gallons of
water consumed by same.
Motion carried: that city audi.
tor notify the different plum.
bers of said city in regard to
renewal of their license and
file a bond with city auditor for
same.
Bill Of Schiller Bros. referred
to building committee with
power to. act.
Bills of Wahpeton Hdw. Co.,
referred to purchasing commit
tee with power to act.
Bill of John Rischard referred
to purchasing committee with
power to act.
Bill of VIM. HI. White Lbr.
Co., referred to purchasing
committee with power to act.
Bill of F. A. Hancock for re-
bate on insurance of city hal
be referred to building commit
tee with power to- act.
Motion carried that the fol-
lowing bills he allowed and
paid out of their respective
funds,
BOND AND INTEREST FUND.
Citizens Natl. Bank Is
int. coupons on bond
No. Is, $1.00 for an.
collation. $394.75
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
NEW ELEVATOR

1.-THE American Association of
Equity at their meeting next
Saturday in the County Judges
Office will no doubt vote to
build a new Farmers Elevator
for Wahpeton.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
!; & Published every ThstsdAy BY :.
~ Els. CAMERON
AT WAHPEroN,s NoRTH DAKOTA

Sub. $3.50 per year in advance.
Entered as second class matter at
the Post Office at Wahpeton under
an act of congress of Marcel, 3, 10 81.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
SEWER DIsTRIcr No.

SEWER DIsTRIcT No. 3.
10 int. coapts,ss ID var.
rant9I 9. llsR. Is,
n, 2df1 20 Of
$35. 90 eafl 90 81
CITY HALL FUND.
". L. Forkner, ndse 81:
Nick Friederichs, salary
!. experimenting co n
20 structiou of city hall III
Eckes & Vaughn. furni-
ture>city hall 10
WATERwoRks FuNn.
.A.sH. Miller, Agt. f9ilw...
sRs r.. freight on coal: 3; :.
Chae. Sinsdoin, Hay: 4
Mrs. W. HI. Willard. re-
bate on wster rent
John Maresch. labor
Nor. Light Elec,MCo
liGht,and power Bee. IS
The K0riz Oil Go. ,sipdse II;
Herm az Rieke, sal. Dec. s
Thos. McCabe. sal. Dec. g.
Math Hamerlik, sal. Dec. s
Wenzel Stovik, labor 2
W. A. Baker. collecting
water rent 1
Zenith Furnace 20, coal IL
G. L. Parkhill, cal. Dec. :. 4
Waterworks Fund 3
GENERAL FUND.
Frank Eberley, 8 months
salary Mayor $4,000,
1874 mouey adv. 90
VIM. J. Dietz, sal. Dec. g
]. w. Donovan, 9" (" 5
VIM. Junge, !" 5
VIM. Junge, 6 months
sal: fire chief July list
to Jan. let $
C.J.Kachellroffer, salary
Chas. Youngquist. sal.
Dec. -. a a 2
Clark NJ. Olson, salary
Dec. $500, 1924 money
advance 1 H2ifN. 2
Math Gillen, sal. aid.
Nick Frieelerichs. sal. aid. !
w. L. Forkner, sal. aid. 1
VIM. Hess, sal. aid. 1
NJ. Peschel, 1
NJ. J. Braun, 1
]. E. Morris, {" 1
W. ]. Robinson,
Gilbert ]. Johnson, prem
ium on ms. policy No.
7961O6 2
w. l.. Carter, premium
on inc. policy No. 1910 6
Citizens Natl. Bank, on
policies No. 326249 aud
637 II
Robt. L. Barber. on pol.
No. 1891 6
Wolfe & Schneider, pol.
No. $50 aud 86OO24 6
Schiller Bros, on policy
No. 23O4l65 - 4
Chas. Forman, painting
hose cart &llIA /
John Maresch, labor
Nick Holman, repairing
bell rope
Andrew Leibby. black.
e smithing u 9
Frank Rittig, black
smithing
Wahpeton Times, city
printing 1
w; S Knott Co, 500 feet
hose 80
Nor. Light Elec. Co,
city light Dec. 2G
Niagara Falls NJ e tai
Stamping Work, 100
dog tags 50 60, postage
.O7 cents
Motion to adjourn.
CLARK NJ. OLSON,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12

BOARD OF EDUCATION MET
At the regular meeting of
the Board Of Education last
Tuesday night a few new series
of text books were adopted and
arrangements were made to
add some new books to the Ii
braries at both buildings.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1911-01-12
CONGREGATIONAL DoINGs

Sunday morning next the
theme for the. sermon will be,
"The Upper Room Sabbath
school at 1890, classes for every
body.
Young Peoples meeting at
ZOO. Note the hour; seven
o'clock seems to be the hour
desired.
Our annual meeting Monday
evening was one of the best in
the history Of orr church, The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-02-07
MRS. SEA7TLEA7
POLLS TODAY

with perfect weather biggest early
history of indication the opening
polls this morning.
precinct the fifth in the Fifth ward 1o1 votes cast
of the Seventh ward 80
in the first 80 minutes minute.
ing From Ballard University
districts the Of unprecedenedy
heavy voting.
considerable portion of
in the early residence voting.
hairless side
drove TO he polls helped
the arng banners at the back of the
o find the words, Vote for GIL
But for a Gill walked
stopped their their
Without with perhaps shawl
walked the ballot for the first
q
other
often challenged the around
the booth, Diling"
the 10th of the Seventh
was Hail. years old
waiting the the fire station where the
precinct voting place located when the polls opened
who waiting precedence Grandma"
Hall
voting Diing" she announced proudly
Hl pastor of the University Methodist church.
was challenged tried in his
the Tenth DIR Hill his vote in His wife,
Immediately preceded him. moested. -
the state for three years." said Dr. HILL
the ministers who attacked the Gill
special plea the women last Sunday,
Tuesday being the theme OF his morning
s,,
probably the for his being annoyed by the GIN
worker his friends
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The Story Of a Woman
and a Big Street Car Go.

urban pafrons. Fern Hill. one SUD
urb. annexed 10 Tacoma, but the
COMPANY refused to let the people
ride for five cents.
on the night Of December ~,
1909. Matte LeClaire boarded car
al Midway station. at about $50,
for her home at Spanaway. She
paId the fun fare demanded. but
many Of the passengers refused 70
nav the extra nickel and the com
nanv svitched the car to Alki. Mrs.
LeClaire had 10 stay on thc car
TIN l In the morning. when she
hired team and drove to her home
arriving at 3 a. m.
Court Is Sarcastic.
The supreme court In passing ON
the case admitted that the woman
had sustained damages, but classi-
fled them as a slight cold and the
inconvenience OF being detained
from her home. The court held tnat
II II put a premium on such incon'
yeuiences by paying high damages.
"9uanaway would be a Mecca ana
Tacoma would be depopulated.
Although Mrs. LeClaire Is out
$3.50. not counting her attorney
fees, as a result OF the litigation, the
court ruled that the matter OF going
10 court was within her control.
The railway monopoly had taken
the appeal from the superior court
This is the first OF the Fern Hi
blockade cases TO reach the supreme
court.