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The evening world., 1911-11-06

Friday before. according 60 his mother.
he brought from his teacher in Public
school No. 10, nj Eagle avenue and one
Hundred and Six;v-third street. a note
saying he had been scribbling In his
pocketbook Instead % writing his les
sons a. he should. The family and Louis
had been proud NJ his school re ord and
Mrs. Jackson told him that when his
father, who j. a house painter. came
home. there would be trouble a-pieniy.
The father did not hin the case scri-
Gus enough for "A whipping.
Hut Louis bruoded until Sunday after
noon. when he went out FOR a walk ana
did not come back. His mother IL sick
In bed from worry. She believes he IL
dead. Louis IL four feet five inches In
height. weighs about ninety pounds. has
dark hair and eyes and wears a pepper
and salt knlckerbocker suit. black shoes
and stockings.
The evening world., 1911-11-06
$50 ELEO TlON CASES
FOR GRAND JURlES,
WHITMAN

When the November Grand Juries ap-
peared before Judge Rosalsky In the
Court OF General Sessions to-day II be-
came apparent that District Attorney
whitman and Judge Rosaisky had UNI
dsrtaken. on their own account. the
prosecution OF election frauds which
representatives OF the A~ttorney-Gen-
erals office have usually had In hand.
The Dlstrict-Attorney and Judge Rosal.
sky are Republicans. Acknowledgement
Carmody Ii a Democrat.
While the Grand Jurles were being i'm
panelled and were e~lecting foremen, the
Judge and the District-Attorney had a
Whispered conference. When the Juror,
hlod In Judge Ropalsky said:
M. District-Attorney 10 there any
matter to which you especially desire
n . l call the attention Of the Grand
Juriss?"
There have been received by me- re-
sponded Mr.. Whitman. many complaints
In connection with violations OF the cleo
ton laws In this county. Much evidence
ha been presented to me that ! desire
to submit. with he consent Of the
Court. to these Grand Juries.
Il am ready to-day to present q SUBJ
stantial number OF cases. / request the
Court to especially instruct the members
OF the Grand Jury as to their duties
regarding the Election law"
Nj. Whitman said later that he had
lo cases OF illegal registration ready fol
submission and more In preparation.
Judge Rosalsky turning to the Grand
Jury said II was important to "a free
government to have a strict enforce
ment OF the election laws. He tx.
planned the laws regarding registration,
bailotting, canvassing the votes and the
disqualification OF voters by conviction
for crime. He told them TO lay aside
their individual political prejudices.
The Jurors were instructed to sit twice
a day. both OF them until election mat.
tiers were disposed OF. They will moi
sit tomorrow or Wednesday.
The evening world., 1911-11-06
HAMBURGER ADMITS
HIS NEGLECT TO
PROSECUTE THIEF
Not Sorry, He Says, That He
"Forgave" Young Marone
Because of His Family.

Deputy State Comptroller Julius Har
burger, Democratic candidate for Sherin
Of New York County. admitted to-day
that he had failed to prosecute Attillc
Aarone, q special corporation tax com
missioner. who stole a pay check be.
longing to a fellow employee on Oct. II.
forged the Endorsement and got the cash,
amounting to S5s.33. Mr.. hamburger also
admitted that he tried to keep the facts
from becoming public property and said
he was not ashamed of his action.
1T Is true" he said. that Marone
stole the mid-month salary checks that
came from Albany on Oct. II and cashed
n OF them. The theft and forgery
wera soon discovered. Marone con-
leased. dismissed him without prose-
cution. The amount Of the theft, SIS. 30,
was made good.
In the first place. Marone is only
twenty-one years old and this was his
nrst bad step. His father and mother
are highly respected. They idolIzcd
their boy. and the knowledge that he
had stolen was a terrible blow TO thcm.
NV "eufVu W N CoHslueTHDle extent
In The way ] treated Marone.
In the second place, Msrone II mar
ried. His wife has not been we'll since
their frst baby was born. a few months
ago. She pleaded with me to Civ him
another chance and not to blight his
life. The wife and baby figured a lot In
what ! did for Marone.
Il had Marone brought before me and
told him I ought to send him to prison,
but would spare him for the sake Of his
parents and his wife and baby. ! was
lenient In the interests Of humanity. I
couldn't have slept nights II / had sent
h q young csn to prison. away from
his family.
MANY Judges suspend sentence In
worthy cases. ! think this Is a worthy
case. ! don't think Marone will ever
touch . cent Of money that doesn't be-
long to him. a. long as he lives. My
only regret v that the publicity given
to ths affair may keep Marone from
getting work elsewhere.
In acting a. I aid In the Marone case
] had no Intention OF conceaiing or con-
donine q crime. My sole object was to
save the young man to his family. after
he had confessed and restitution had
been made"
The evening world., 1911-11-06
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR KIDNEYS

The following prescription IL known 10
hs one Of the most effective obtainablo
Tor quick relir' ard permanent rcstoTi.
tion OF the Kidneys and bladder "iIali
ounce fdid extract Buchu. hnlf ounce
NuraS compound. six ounces OF good gin.
Take one TO two tea svoon suls after ea.h
meal and az bedtime" Any drugsl.t can
mix or furnish the ingredients OF this
prescription.
Pain In the hack. rheumatic pans. IRE.
quent ana scaniy urlnation. ana pains in
groin are natures warnings that the XII.
neys are derangei. snd should have i'm.
mediate attention. or serious Illness. such
as bright's disease or diabetes, are likely
to follow.-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-11-06

yhe burning out OF the largest OF the
three generators In the New York. New
lawn and Hartford powerhouse at Cos
C.jb. Conn, yesterday. so curtailed the
supply OF electric current that a part OF
the trains have been put on an engine
schedule as far Al Woodls wn.
II 10 estimated that II will take FIVE
weeks to make the repairs.
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RESPONSIBLE AND WELL KNOWN PERSON,
desiring to raise money with which to imme-
dately begin the development OF a large tract
of orchard land that has come into his pos.
session. will sell any part Of $4,000 worth Of
stock In one of the most successful apartment
houses in Washington for elgbty-av cents on
the dollar. Building practically always full
dress APARTMENT STOCK. Star ONCE.
FOR SALE UP-TO-DATE BOARDING AND
rooming house; all nicely fur: every room
full double; will sell for cost. Box 27@
Star ONCE. IL
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
REAL EsTRTE IHeNsFERs'

Edwin ]. Tanner to w. D. Jones
warranty deed, lot %, blk. 1873. Con
sideration, $1.00.
Harry ]. Hinck to Helen L. Thorson
Warranty deed, lot 9, blk, 5, of Cleve
land and Kennedy's add. to Devils
Lake. Consideration, s4O0.
John Cant to T. W. Morrissey, war
ranty deed, lot 9, blk. of Gilmore
Consideration, $500. =.
8 United States to Sarah McClory
Patent, Sc IA, section z, township 157
range: 81. s....,s-- .-s-
James McClery to Sarah McClory,
warranty deed, NV IA section IT,,
township l57, range 61.. Consideration
$780,. - - b..
JuliussLaw and wife to Herman Hal
vorsen, warranty deed. lots z and of
block No. in Village of Laurens now
called Penn. Consideration, $50.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
BAND MAY BE
STARTED HERE
Business Men and Commercial Club
Boosting Musical Organ.
izatiOnS

A movement has been started in
Devils Lake for a first class band.
Prof. w. H. Maxwell, a band master
of Chicago, has been in the city this
week in the interest Of such an Or
ganization and he has met with en-
couragement on every hand, he says
Business men say they are willing to
subscribe toward the organization of
band that will will be good boost
for the city. D."
The matter of organizing a band
was taken up at special meeting OF
the city council Tuesday night. Final
action was deferred until the regular
meeting in November.
COL j. M. Kelly and Supt. D. F
Bangs, representing the Commercial,
club, presented the proposition to the
council. The Commercial club agrees
to pay one-half the band masters sal
ary, which would be 500 a month
providing the council will pay thu
other half.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
ON A HUNTING TRIP

P. w. Clemens, assistant secretary of
the Northern Trust company Of Fargo,
and N. E. Porter, postmaster at Tolley,
stopped in Devils Lake, Saturday, on
their way to Tolna, where they are this
week enjoying good, old fashioned
hunting expedition. They had many
nice things to say about Devils Lake,
predicting that this city will have the
best year ever in 1912.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
HOGS BRING NEAT SUM.

=
HOGS BRING NEAT SUM.
Fattening the porkers by turning
I them loose into sixty acres Of some ot
the finest corn ever grown in North
Dakota, William Fraederich, living
north of Sheldon, was last week in "a
position to sell his hogs for nearly
$4,000. q. ....:s
The porkers were shipped to the St
Paul market. Many of them weighed
as high as 300 pounds. There were
1877 hogs in the shipment. Mr.. Fraed.
erich still has more than $50 hogs on
his farm, SO the owner will. realize
about SIS, ,000 this fall from the sale OF
his porkers alone. -. st.'S '7,f'2Ss' 5=z'.'
The failure of the wheat crop was
the least : of this farmers worries.
When the rust raised hob with his
wheat, Mr.. Fraderich merely smiled
and thought of his splendid corn crop
and the fine hogs waiting to be fatten-
ed on it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27

" w
4. They're off! ~ >.' ~ !,
: The big show will be on in earnest
tomorrow The concert will take place
when the losers entertain the win.
ners. :>es T. :: S'St.% ~:
I, The Commercial clubs campaign for
new members is a dinger. If the hust.
ling of the two teams chosen last
week is any indication, the 200 mark
will be reached by tomorrow night
without doubt. % - -
Tomorrow has been designated by
the Commercial club as Commercial
Day." From sunrise until sunset the
members Of this organization will
make the fight Of their lives for new
members. The final count will be
made. at :: the. club rooms tomorrow
night 7 n ~ :5!,.sssss<- 5!,sss>
Beginning early tomorrow afternoon
the fire whistle will announce the pro.
gress being made by the two teams.
One toot will mean that Stotlar's Colts
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
RAILROAD WINS
i IN D DAMAGE SUIT
Connolly Settles For $50 In action
.&a To Collect Commission :.
: -. .:. !. +. of $1,000 .<.

The jury in the case of Eleni Ba-
vella,, against the Great Northern
Railway company returned a ver-
dict in favor Of the defendant in Fed
eral Court yesterday morning, finding
that John Bavella contributed, by neg
ifgence, to his death: IN this case the
plaintiff sought to recover $4,000
damages for the death of her husband
who was killed in the railroad yards
in Devils, Lake, October 10, last year.
The plaintiff is now in Greece and gave
power of attorney to representatives
in this country. .
When court opened yesterday morn
ing the jury, after being out all night,
was called and the foreman asked fur
ther, instructions regarding certain
testimony and the law on contributory
negligence. Judge Amidon gave the
desired instructions and within a few
minutes the jury had returned with a
verdict ?. &~tS' ~
An interpreter was used throughout
this case, as mum Der OF the witnesses
were Greeks who could not speak, Eng
Ish. s ,,,i : : 53$ 5$:.,+ T.. .,< r.. IL -; 5;8@ ,
Attorney stiles OF MINI eapoli Is, ] and
AttorneyF. I. Cuthbert Of Devils Lake
represented the plaintiff. Attorneys
Murphy & Dugan conducted the case
for the railroad company.
This was the first case tried at the
present term of United States court
which opened in this city Tuesday,
with Judge Charles f. Amidon Of Far
GO, on the bench. = ! +:
t The case of c.. C.. Connolly against
Howard Whipple was dismissed, when
Mr. Connolly accepted $50 for. the
claim Of $1,000, which he alleged was
the commission due him in the sale of
| the Ensign farm of over 1900 acres q
short distance east of this city,
Connolly claimed he had purchaser
ready and willing to take the farm
when the property was sold. Whipple
listed The farm with a humber of land
dealers and with no agency exclusive
lily, closing the deal for the sale of the
farm himself. s$:.: .:i.s. 3 ::,3s !: !. =: !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
a. MONDAY HOSTESS

@s'>2 j Mrs. B. b. Baldwin was hostess to
the. Shakespeare club Monday after
noon. Mrs. Rollins gave an instruc-
tive talk on her travels in Spain, Italy
and France. Mrs. A. G. Barron enter
tained the club with a Minuet de Mo-
zart and Tam-o-shanter by Geo. War
rem. Delicious : refreshments were
served toward the close Of the pleas
ing meeting. The club will meet next
Monday with Mrs. j. r. Cowan.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27

Devils Lake football enthusiasts
will have another opportunity to see
the fast high school eleven in action,
tomorrow afternoon at the ball park
when the annual game with the Rugby
high school team will be pulled off.
While the Devils Lake team is picked
as the winner, one of the most excit-
ing contests of the season is looked
for
Coach Wolvertons men were givenr
a severe shaking up by the alumni
boys Saturday afternoon and since re-
covering from their surprise they
have been hard at it every afternoon
this week. The Devils Lake team is
now in the best condition that it has
been in this year. The team work is
fast and the green members Of the
squad are beginning to show knowl-
edge of the game that is most encour-
aging to coaches and trainers as well
as the students who watch the prac-
tice each afternoon from the side
lines. s::=:@
A big crowd is expected to be ON
hand tomorrow afternoon to cheer the
home team on to victory. The Athlet-
ic Association is making a special ef-
fort this time to swell the attendance.
The association needs the money,
and all loyal fans are urged to be at !
the game, with mustard in their hair
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN.
r: -. DRAWS TO HOT FINISH
Citizens Expecantly Await footing Of Whistle Announc-
ing Work of Commcial Club Hustlers in
-. T.. Great Fight for New Brothers

are in the lead. Two toots will indi.
cate that the Blue Ribbone7s are
ahead. The whistle will sound the
standing of the teams each hour.
The committees. working for new
members follow: 4%{S
Blue Ribbonerss Ray Austin (cap.
tain), H. A. Kneeahaw, AL. Johnson,
A. Haig, A. TenneE.. Tom Turner, S. L.
Wineman, J. H.; Collinson, Charles
Jenne and w. H. Reid.
Colts: G. A. stotlar (Captain), R.
A. Young, E. F. Flynn, Jack Duis, DR.
W. E. Hooking, Louis Mundt, Jack Will
son, w. K. Nimmo, H. S. Davies.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
CLEVELAND NOTES

Mr.. Kleven called in Webster Mon.
day. 2r
The farmers in this vicinity are busy
hauling grain this week.
Mable Kleven was at home Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Agnes Connor closed a very
successful term Of school last Friday
Christine Aaberg was a caller al
Keven's Tuesday.
Henry Hermanson, May Hermansor
and Marie Baker were callers in Dew
lis Lake Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Ada Grunenwald was at home Sun
day.
John Rance was in Webster Tues
day with load3of wheat,
John Lange Isl busy hauling fax t.
Webster. s6 81,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
]. Brown, ! harvest hand. pleaaed

J. Brown, harvest hand, pleaded
guilty to selling liquor to Indians Ia
Justice Juergen's court Monday He
was bound over TO the district court
N commenting upon the case supt
ziehach of Fort T'ottan said Il want
to run down and prosecute these men
who are selling the Indians whiskay.
During the time there are so many
transients IN the city We always have
the most trouble are going To-
stop the practice and do Il right;
away,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
REGULARS NOSE CUT.
Alumni Bunch Gives High Team Z
Hot Chase,

AtuHinI buHcH@ Gives F1tHH teaM
Hot Chase.
With no practice this season and
answering hurry-up call to the fight
ing field. the Devils Lake high school
alumni aggregation succeeded in hold
ing the high school regulars down TO q
to score at the ball park, Saturday
afternoon. The game proved to be
hot workout for the regulars, hotter
even than they had looked for. The
"use-to-bes" were a heavy bunch an
kept the youngsters going every NH
s'~ Continued on page SIX.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27

The forty-third anniversary Of the
institution of the A. o ]. u. W. lodge
VIII be celebrated In Devils Lake to-
night by the A. o. d ". I. and Degree
of Honor Lodges, A big joint social
session will be held at the lodge hall.
John carmody, grand master workman
sof the North Dakota Jurisdiction, and
Mrs Frankie .yman, grand chief of
/ honor will he the principal speak
ers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
SCRAPPY GAME EXPECTED.
Fans Pick Home Team to Win But.
Look for Hard Struggle-.-Big
Attendance Looked For
i i !. I. I. 4. I. !. + i. .ss .
WHO'S NEXT? RUGBY!

Wearing bright tags with j
who's Next?" printed on one J
side and Rugby Saturday." !
decorating the other side of y
the lapel ornament, Devils J
Lake high school students j
last night and this morning j
paraded the principal business j
streets, singing lively college j
songs, giving school yells and >
making merry demonstration ;
to advertise the Devils Lake .:
, Rugby football game to be .;
} played at the ball park tomor- .;
} row afternoon, starting at >-4-s
o'clock. This contest will be |.
> the biggest game of the year .
> to be played on the home .
. grounds and the students hope .
. to get out a record break .
: ing crowd. The general adj,
. mission will be rs cents. Try
= to be there.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-27
: + j. j. -. j. i j. %% !. i

President ,Horton:-I be-
lieve the boys will reach the
200 mark by Saturday night.
I would like to see the men,
bership Of the Commercial
club increased to $50. We
ought to have a club of that
size in Devils Lake. When our
membership reaches that fig
ure, which will be attained
within the next couple of
months, I believe, we will have
a larger club than any other.
) city of this size that 1 know OF.
C. A. Stotlar, captain of the
Colts:-'No, sir, we will not
) tell how many new members
we have. However, we have.
> enough to keep that old fire
, whistle blowing all Saturday
!. afternoon and then some. It's
, great little campaign"
. Ray Austin, captain of the
, Blue Ribboners: Going some?
= Well, I should smile. If I
. should tell how many new
. members we have on our side
. every newspaper in town
. would get out an extra. When
. that banquet comes off the
!. Blue Ribboners will not be
.: waiting on the table, believe
. muh."
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