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The evening times., 1911-08-08
many CALLS on Department
State Dairy CommissioneY Receives
Requests From Many Portions
u of the State.

Dairy Commissioners Flint is over
run with applications for information
these days and IL he attempted to yisit
Az the places he is urged TO present
himself 1t would be physical ,impos-
lstbility, although the gentleman has
asWay OF spreading his presence over
~ state which 10 truly remarkable.
Cemmisstoner Flint almost every
day comes In contact with the field
representatives Of some enterprising
creamery builders, and these repre-
,sentatves are some better than
green hands, too, in their line Of busi-
ness, they are employed because Of
their ability to organize farmers and
datrymen into stock companies and
carry away from two to ave thousand
dollars on each plant. when IL those
Interested would build their own
The evening times., 1911-08-08
WIN Hold Picnic

st. Marks Lutheran church and
Sunday school will picnic Wednes-
day afternoon and evening in River.
side park. The friends of the con-
gregation are invited to bring their
baskets and enjoy the occasion. Ice
cream and lemonade will be free to
the children Of the Sunday school.
Others may purchase ice cream.
Prizes will be given the winners Of
the races.
The evening times., 1911-08-08
CHESTER 0PSAHL FUNERAL
Short and Impressive Funeral Ser.
vices at the Home Of the Par.
ents This Afternoon

The funeral Of the late Chester Op.
sahl was held this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from tlsa residence Of his
parents, 418 South Sixth street, In
terment was made In Memorial Park
A short and impressive funeral
service was conducted at the home
by Rev. J. X. Burleson of the Epis-
copal church. The casket wherein
lay the dead was buried in flowers,
the tributes OF loving friends.
As a mark OF esteem, the clothing
stores Of the city were closed from
$3.50 to $3.50 o'clock during the fu-
neral services.
The pallbearers were Myron Bacon.
Hume Bacon, Ransom Barnes, James
Bulge. Clarence Hassell and Wilbur
Williams.
One of the touching marks of af-
fection in which the deceased was
held was shown by the students of
the high school of which he was a
member, who attended the funeral in
8 body.
Few indeed have died so young who
were SO we'll loved. He possessed
in the largest degree those manly
characteristics which commanded the
respect of age and the admiration Of
youth. The young people with whom
he was associated loved him because
of his gentle yet lively disposition.
and no tribute except that of
those who were bound to him
by the ties Of nature could have
been truer than the one paid
his memory by the young peo-
pie who were his friends and class
mates. Every one had q kindly word
for him in life and shed silent tear
over his untimely death,
Cut down at the very threshold Of
life, his death is indeed sad blow
to parents and sisters, No words
can lessen their sorrow or assuage
their grief. There will always be a
vacant place in the home and mem
ory Of beloved son and tender
brother in the years to come. The
flowers which covered the casket of
the dead are but the silent tokens Of
the love of those who knew him best
in life,
The evening times., 1911-08-08
CHARGE UNIONS
WITH EXPLOSION
Plant Of Non Union Company
Partially Destroyed by Ex-
plosion of Bomb

Chicago. Aug. 8-A bomb explo-
sion partially destroyed the plant of
the Visitor Jensen Electrical Supply
company on the south side today.
Windows within block of the build
ing were shattered by the force of the
explosion, m
The firm employs non-union work.
men and the police believe represen-
tatiyes Of the labor unions were re-
sponsible for the explosion. The
rear end of the building was wreck
ed,
The evening times., 1911-08-08
EXCESSIVE ALCOHOLISM
Says the Coroner's jury in the Case
OF H. Mitchell Who Was Found
Dead in Barn

The coroner's jury summoned in
the case of H. Mitchell, who was
found dead in the hayloft of the barn
at 618 North Fourth street Sunday
afternoon, returned a verdict of death
due to excessive alcoholism late Mon
day afternoon.
The body was taken to the vault
IN Memorial Park cemetery this
morning and will be held for a few
days until some word is received
from the son in Minneapolis, who the
officials are trying to locate.
The evening times., 1911-08-08
L|PREPARAl0Ns
FOR } ! THE ANNUAL
TOUR
Automob3 lie Club Held Meeting
and Appointed Officials
For the Trip

At Meeting Of the executive COM
mittee Of the Grand Forks Automo-
bile club h(Ald Monday evening in the
Office Of SeArretary A. I. Widlund, ar
rangements twere practically complet-
ed for the 1911 tour Of the club MEM
bers. The appointment Of most Of
the ofacialsl were made and matters
pertaining t9 accommodation for the
members Of the party were taken up.
Louis Murphy will be the pace
maker and $vill drive Mayor MUIR
phys big Glide as pilot car. Ed.
H. Hanson Oft the Dakota Auto COM
pany will act \as the official mechan-
tcian and viii drive in the rear Of
the party with the repair car. Chest
!; or Kelsey Wasl appointed as checker
eat and G. e. Roseth will In all
probability be the signal man.
At the present. time there are about
twelve cars entered but it is expect
ed that before dhe time of the entry
closing on Thursday is here. that
fully twenty of the members will
have planned on making the trip. At
the meeting Monfay evening Secre-
tary Widlund read a number of let
ters from Commercial clubs and resi-
dents along the line Of the tour in
which they assured the local motor
lists Of every assistance they can pos
stbly extend. The lcities where the
night and noon controls will be
made, have practically completed ar
rangements for the entertainment Of
the Grand Forks tourists.
Pilot cars will be Furnished by the
local clubs at each control and there
will be small chance Of losing the
roads. It is expected that a local
pilot will blaze the way from here to
Lakota where the first stop will be
made.
! All advertising features Will be cut
out with the exception of buttons
| furnished by the Commercial club
which will be distributed along the
line Of the tour. A press car will be
furnished and the local people will
be kept in touch with the wander
ers. All Of the members who have
stgnifed their intentions of making
the trip are enthusiastic over the pro-
ject and are planning on enjoying
every minute of what is to be a So
ctability run. Although the records
Of the cars will be kept, the trip will
not in any sense be a reliability or
endurance test.
Following is the Itinerary Of the
trip:
Tuesday, August Is.
3, q. !; m--Leave Grand Forks.
(Court House.) IL noon, arrive. La
kota, Zone hour for dinner.) / D. M.
leave Lakota. p. m., arrive Devils
Lake. (check Great Northern hotel.)
Wednesday, August 1s.
a. m-Leave Bottineau,( check
noon?. arrive, Rugby. (check Car
mond HoteL) / p. M, leave Rugby.
p. M. arrive Bottineau, (check
Stone hotel.) A side trip to Lake
Metigoshe may be arranged before
supper at Bottineau for those who
wish to do SO.
Thursday, August IL.
q. m-Leave Bottineau. (c1,eck
Stone hotel) p. M, arrive Cando.
(check Commercial hotel.) 2 D. M.
leave Cando. p. m.. arrive Lang
don, (check U. G. T. hotel.1
Friday, August 1s.
8 q. m-Leaye Langdon, - noon.
Iarrtve Park River. (Merchants hotel
'check.) 1 p. M, leave PARK River.
(check Merchants hotel. 6 D. m. ar
rive in Grand Forks, (check in at
postofice) - -
The evening times., 1911-08-08
MAY DECIDE ON
CITY OWNERSHIP
Proposition Favorably Con
sidered by the Devils Lake
Board of Aldermen

Devils Lake. N D.. Aug. 8.-Muni-
cipal ownership was launched at a
meeting of the Devils Lake city coun-
|cN held last evening, the first propo-
sition to be taken up being that of
municipal coal and wood yard. It is
the first of series Of steps that are
proposed, with the municipal owner
ship Of the water and lighting sys-
TENS as the next proposed movement.
The proposition will be raised next
year.
The evening times., 1911-08-08
TWO ABANDONMENT
CASES UP IN
COURT
Anderson Released Under $500
Bail-Luchau Case This
Afternoon

Two wife abandonment cases were
heard in justice court in this city to-
day. The first was that of Arthur w.
Anderson who was arrested in Min
neapolis short time ago and later
brought back to Grand Forks. Ander-
son was arraigned in Judge Purcell's
court this afternoon and his case was
continued until November 1. He was
released under $500 bail and it is un-
derstood that he is planning on TAX
ing care of his family.
/ Luchau Case Up.
Edward j. Luchau was in Judge
McLoughlin's court this afternoon
charged with the same offense, wife
abandonment. The case was called
at o'clock and was still in progress
late this afternoon.
Luchau left Grand Forks on March
z, 1910, and it is alleged that he left
his wife and children without visible
means of support. He has been in
Darlington for some time and has
been managing a harness shop. He
was located in that city a short time
ago and on Saturday warrant was
issued and the police We're called up
over the long distance phone and
asked to arrest him. Deputy Sheriff
Fisher left Sunday morning to take
the man in charge.
Former Attorney General F. T. Nc
Cue is handling the case for the de-
fense and States Attorney Burtness
represents the state.
The evening times., 1911-08-08

one end, and on one of the sides there
is balcony capable of holding thou
sands of people. In one of the cham
bers, where there are millions of beau
tiful stalactites, there is statue not
unlike that of a Madonna. Upon the
front of this Madonna statue there are
myriads of stalactite crystals giving it
The evening times., 1911-08-08
On Business Trip.

M. G. stokesbury, district manager
Of the Northwestern Telephone com
pany, left at noon today for st. Paul
to look after business matters for
several DAYS. ~
The evening times., 1911-08-08

underground channel for some pre.hls.
toric river. Whatever the explanation
of its existence may be, it is beyond
question one Of the most wonderful
specimens of this kind of phenomena in
the entire country, and it is certain,
eventually, to be spot much sought
after by tourists.
The evening times., 1911-08-08
Lost-Bunch of Kevs

Lost-A bunch of keys between the
corner of DeMers avenue and Third
street and $40 Chestnut street. Kind
~ return to r. ]. Purcell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
GREAT DAMAGE DONE
IN TERRIBLE FLOOD
LAST THURSDAY IN
SAN JUAN SECTION
Railroad Officials Say II Will
Be Thirty Days Before
Trains Run Between Farm
ington and Durango.
PENNINGTON ESCAPED
DAMAGE BY WATERS
especial rcIeEram 60 r,e.inE ucralp

especial TeIeEram Co T,eainE Hrraidb
Pennington, y NJ oct lu iiiBn
water here last THURSDAY uIrht aud
Friday due Co cl0udDuIst near the
sources OF The san Juan. Aulmas uud
Ia Platte rlyorr. did damage ,n san
Juan country along The river bottoms
amounting tu several hundred thou
sand dollars The principal item viii
/ uc the county and railroad bridges
/ ~ the former except the one at Aztec
ana one at Pennington. are ont The
| railroad bridge at Cedar iiill has gone
ANA approaches of the rest are washed
away The railroad officials say that
/ 10 viii be- thirty days before there
Ia train from Durango To Farmns
| ton. The ditch hcadgates along the
! rivers are badly damaged on the san
| Juan from the mouth of the Pine To
the Blnnco Every Mexican ranch In
inc valley has been washed awEy. but
/ all the people were warned IN time
/ 10 prevent anf lives being lost From
! bldnco down The san Juan valley
/ widcns and the damage was confined
/ exclusively 10 the river bottoms Only
very Tow orchards along The river
/ banks were Injured The valuable
! farms and ranches are ON higher
/ ground. where the water could nor
/ possibly reach Al The Methodist mis-.
I sion church built on the san Juan riv.
cr bottom. three miles below Farming.
I ton. the loss Is thlrty-four thousand.
A thrcc.stOrv cement and other build.
ings are totally destroyed ihroc
| white women ana twenty-threc lndian
/ children escaped 10 safety The water
lott the buildings on an island before
Superintendent J. y. simmons ana
School Farmer Frank y. Tlco could
escape A. day light Friday. the build.
ings collapsed and washed away In
ten feet of water simmons went
down almost Immediately but being q
good swimmer floatcd on the debris
until hr got on a raft. which was
wodgcd into tree. Simmons vas
rescued later ard came here iir
, leaves today for wichita, Kansas. by
boat across the san Juan ana over.
land 30 Gallup 20 induce annual con.
ference OF Women's Home MISSIONARY
society to rebuild tho mission fice
STAYED with the mission ruins until
noon Friday when the high water car
. ricd him way lie Was drowned and
his body recovered at Liberty. -
miles down the river ana brought mere
SUNDAY morning llc has parents and
q sister al Polo. ms. ana carried So.
] oGi. life insurance The san Juan
Indian agency at Shiploc,. forty miles
down the san Juan, whore The United
B States has Invested hall million.
che damage r. $4,000. consisting OF n
$4,000 steel bridge, siN adobe build.
ings and damage Co the grounds All
the people flcd t0 higher ground he
Indian lair s. Ia progress there ~.
though property loss Is heonly tcl'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
WILL TEST CATTLE
FOR DISEASE
Sanitary Board to Investigate
All Dairy Cattle, New Line
Riders Are Appointed, Sit
uation in General Good.

At mc.pus 81 the Cattle sanitary
board held BOO This city today IL was
decided chat 1'l dairy oG,tle IN the
TERRITORY were ia be tested for tuber-
ci'lusls 40 IFS not thought there are
mauy mhorulous cattle IN IA. terri
~ thc practice OF testing for
possibl. case. Is In accord With the
ht II modern usage. and viii no DOUBT
D., 90 brurn..tl results
Two llu, riders were appointed, be-
cause eft tIr udisorlminate driving of
cattle arru.. the Texas oklahoma
Nrw MeNi.n state line. aud they will
stop this practice. About a year ago
the board NHd line-rlders at work on
this hut Nrre discontinued al TINT
time. and since then there hay, been
meme on duty
President g. l.. Ballard of Roswell
aud secreHN W =, iinwood OF Ra-
ton were reelected % those offices. and
Victor Culhrw1n 81 Fierro took the
place vacated 10y w IA. Jack of Sli-
Yer CITY. who rs unable 60 spare the
time To attend he board. The res, of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
PERSONALS.

Two parties oT traus.uuunrntnl
tourists who are spending she day
here today win leave tomorrow morn
IGN for los Angeles. by the southern
route, going down 90 Carthngg Mag
daleuu and 500 west one party rs fr1m
sal,nu, Rams hnd the other is from
Dies Muinv,, Iowa
miscr,iut a-t ushl deliberately
eat dawn one uf 40, small locust trees
growing on the Central avenue side ~
Robinson park and Hr "r his associ-
.atcs broke IN th, tops of two others.
That the destruction vus Wau'on is
shown hN the fact that tb" hruk.n tops
We're not used but allowed Co hang
hy shrrds on htr trees. it '4 almost
lnconcviyahlc that any onr with ordl-
narA reason should rHuer -irh n sense
iess damage Tho park commission
offers liberal reward fpr the r0n-
viction uf The prrsuu dnIug fhc dam
axe as viii boz seen Doc another column.
NJ this malicious act is directed
against the property ui the ruWmun
~. u Is the duty of every citizen 90
nting the rulprit ~ punlshnruL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
BIGGEST ENGINE IS
TROTTEO OUT OF
SHOP BY GEORGE
Superintendent of Santa Fo
Shops Sends Gigantic 3006
Up and Down Track for the
Moving Picture Show.

with steam spurting from count
less ,xhausts. and with AN It intricate
MACHINERY WORKING at high speed,
santa ~ engine so. 30es one of the
three blsgest engines la the world,
was scnt tearing up and down tho
Santa ne tracks near the Akarado
hotel yesterday, while Thomas y.
Mix and Edward Null tho Denver
motion picture phOtographots. took
motion photographs of the huge ma
chine The bis Meilet was ordered
out of the round house by ". A.
Georgn. superintendent 81 ships for
tha special purpose ~ posing Tor thu
picture acn. Air Goorge ana George
T. icarnard both OF whom are mom-
hers OF the parade committee. took a
p"rilOus position on the pilot ON one
OF the runs and were safely included
in the pictures. which included views
Of the ANHrado hotel, with its many
itlunlnations, the santa ~ station
and yards This picture viii be- sent
an over the country ana viii doubt
less everywhere be viewed with much
interest. The Mallets have bson seen
by comparatively few people The
advertising that Albuquerque viii get
nut of the proposition can readily be
scpu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
A CERTAIN CURE
FOR CATARRH

The mucous membranes Of the
nose and throat are exposed 10 The
irritating influence Of dust, impure
air, etc, and for this reason are
the places CGiarrh usually first
manifesis itself. But these are
simply exciting causes, the inaam-
nation and discharge being really
produced BY an impure and Oiti0ied
condition Of the blood. II is weH
enough 10 use some local treatment
10 cleanse these membranes, but
any one can readily see that IL
the inRdmmatory matter Is ief in
ihe blood, such treatment cannot
possibly haze any permanent effect.
S. S. S. cures CGiarrh BY purifying
the blood of all impure catarrhal
matter and irritating germs and at
the same time builds up the system
BY lis fine tonic effects. When
S. S. S. has purified the blood, the
mucous surfaces are all nourished
and made healthy. There can be no
Inflammation Of the membranes
then, because the blood is pure, and
every tissue receives nourishment in
stead Of irritating matter. Our book
ON Catatrh will give proper advice as
90 what is best To use as a local aid
while 5 $. $. is purifying the blood.
This book is free. also any special
advice YOU may feel YOU need.
S S. S. is sold at drug stores,
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
ANGRY FANS STORM
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HEADQUARTERS
,ns E,en,nS Herald \. y. leased wirs>

tBy E,rHinE Hersid \. q. Leased NireN
New YORK. oct 30 -Ilr sprrulat-
ors' corner ON th" world series base
ball tickets was ryrry'hur evident
here today signs oft SKATE Tor sale
at cigar stores and theatrical agcn-
cics proclaimed 81. YOUNG men With
pockets ana hands ru.I the tickets
patrullrd broadway
Proof OF IN, widespread disappoiut-
mcnt among IN, followers Of the
game was presented 40 the hridquar-
trrs 81 the New work. National league,
Two hundred anEN persons nv~icsing
the office todaN demanded tickets or
their money back
They were thps, Who had sent mail
checks. To-day they learned that the
management had huuor,d only those
mail orders which asked tickets for
tnc whole series Thosu who wanted
seats for one game were told that
| their orders had not been rllod and
that they would get their money back
next week
Running price of tickets for sat
urdass game TODAY was from So 90
$40 tor th, S. tickets. with proper
tlonatr advance Tor the seats regular
ly costing 81
Vice President sherman was one of
those disappointed In tho distribution
/ His mail order for b. box had been
filed and biz mono, was returned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13

eight fect long and only one foot
wide Tn, propeller Is turned H the
rate ~ thotshnd revolutions per
minute by an eightcy liuder Gasoline
engine. which b. manufactured espc-
riAll, for uetupiaucH. compaciacss.
lighrness ana reliability beiug essen.
iials lu its construction
The steering apparatus consists oi
a steering wheel. somewhat similar
tU an automobile steering device 7 ne
lateral aud upaud.down movements oi
The Cfafl are regulated Dos unique
coutflvancc. which makes n possible
tn control tho entire machine win
tho single steering apparatus
This morning tWo mcchHnicIHns
we're buslly or work oiling The intu
cate mechanism ot .hr machine Upon
The cXperines- oi these men depends
100 q lars, measure The success ot be
flight Ton the slightest carol's -nosr
n the adjustment 81 each aud every
bolt nigh result IN the horrible death
of fhe aviator Therefore tine men
who are entrusted with ihis delicate
iou are experienced machiuIsts. eact
ot whom Us Cugullant with every de-
uail of the living business. and wh,
could take the machine up himself
should tuc occasion arise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
MANY PHOT0PLAYS
MAY Be TAKEN IN
ALBUQUERQUE
Moving Picture Men Favor
ably Impressed With Local
Situation and will Probab.
ly Bring Players Here.

Brnrtus that Alhupuerqu' dpd We
cinits oU,f Ideal prospects ana inr1l
color tor sttginF motion plays. Ed
ward kuli and Thomas y MiN. The
motion picture men VINO came from
Denver Yesterday 90 take photographs
nf ths M,ufrNuma pageant and the
aoroplua lights az the fair, have
practirall decided GO bring troup"
of play,r here and take pictures %.
photopla,r which viii be- enacted Nit1
the ntsistauo, of Indians. coWboNa
ana other material which can easily
be- secured her"
G,.org, T. Learnard aud " a.
geurgt. members ui tho parade cuut-
mittoe which brought the picture mcn
here. have volunteered 60 assist them
in ever, way to stage photopiays D..
Albuouetqup amt vicinity A. pointed
out e. th, photopiut men. the NOUN
tain ranges. volcanoes, river Woo l@
Indian and Mexican villages aud c1--
tlc rnnchcr offer matefiai tor many
pictures Within b radius of uftcct
aud tNont, miles of town. Mr.. Lear
nhrd ana Mr. 8corg. assured the p,o-
turo mon that Albuquerque Wii Ia
her part " tue 'i"Nl' ~ 'i"Nh"' ~,
and IL h. almost u certainty that tins
win be done Thc nuckwaltor films
It h understood are used hv the Selis
people. aud go o. over the world
The flms taken on the parade and
fair crowds hcr' Yesterday win he
sent t. nu parts of thr United states.
m, Deny,r photographers were given
untorial assiHtance Yesterday in sv-
curing successful photographs hy w.
n Walton, the LEGAL photograph
'fhe films VIII be- shown Ia A'aI-
nnnrnnn Mllhln the nnNt tom dave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13

The Curtiss biplano that Aviator
Walsh uses IN his asrentH BIS %, tho
type that has been perfected WITHIN
The as, TAO years by Glenn II turtlsa
~ wac developed nluus lndrPvndCut
lines Of research aud expert uont,
which Included moving picture photo
gfaphs OF the uishts OF birds in order
TO determine the sVicutiho aud me-.
chanical aspects ct their fight IN.
pcrimcnts. which az iirst did not meet
with much support iu this country
were carried ON abroad under toe
auspices OF foreign governments Lat
er. howcyer United States army ON.
cials bccam, Interested and several
flights were made by officers In 'he
United State army lu fact. several
81 the students at West Point are
now spcclalifiug ia the manipulation
eft airships OF the Curfiss Npc
The machine used 100 ihn flights ai
Traction paris rs considerably smslivf
than the generally prccuncctNed idea
of the majority of thc people who
saw 10 % measures uu more than
tMu,1iN fcct from wing 90 wing, and
about an equal distance nom front To
rear I. Us propelled hy q propeller
made of hard wood ami ipred with
non the dimensions OF shicn are
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13
WALSH MAKES HIS FLIGHTS IN A
SMALL MACHINE WITH ADDED PLANES

plane of Type Which Has Been Perfected Within Last
Two Years, and Carries Extra Powerful Engine Of
Light Weight Two Five Foot Sections Added to Upper
Plane When Aviator Is Flying At Places Of Over 4500
Feet Altitude Development of Machine Due In Part TO
Interest Taken By Army Officers of the United States
After Foreign Governments Had Adopted Aeropane
As Official Arm; Moving Pictures Used to Determine
Needed Improvements,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-13

throughout the county the spirit OF
optimism prevails aud the commorciai
bodies OF county and town are devils
inu WAYS and means of repairing dam.
age Ferries wiz be Installed across
the san Juan 40 Pennington ana
other towns until the bridges are no..
built Despite other reports neither
Pennington or other towns IN the
county b. damaged. all being on high
cr Lowell than the rivers. We still have
the best fruit section op earth.