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The evening times., 1911-08-09
CAVALIER HAD
A GREAT TIME
Big Celebration Held There on
Tuesday Complete Success
From Every Viewpoint

Cavalier, N. D., Aug. 9.-The Cava-
lier celebration held yesterday was q
big success from start to finish with
an attendance of about 5000 people.
The features were many and the big
crowd enjoyed itself to the utmost
throughout the day, ball games, the
barbecue, the grand ball and other
events serving to occupy the entire
time.
From Grafton one of the largest
delegations arrived, special train
being operated from that city, and the
delegates carried band to help swell
the fun. They all carried badges con-
gratulatory to Cavalier
The address of the day was deliv-
cred by Geo. A. Bangs of Grand Forks
and he took accession to congratulate
Cavalier on the success that it had
finally attained in it's long fight.
The great barbecue feed was pre-
pared by Con Hankey Of Grafton, and
the feast was made up of two steers,
three quarters and three big hogs.
together with 1880 loaves Of bread
and other features, and when the hum
cry crowd had departed there was not
q scrap or morsel left.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
An EXPLOSION
PROVED FATAL
One Killed and Seven Injured,
Some Fatally, By Dynamite
Explosion

Toledo. Ohio, Aug. 9.-One man was
killed and seven injured by an ex-
plosion of dynamite at $40 o'clock
this morning lat the White Rock plant
of the Kelly Island Lime apd Trans
port company near Clay Center. The
dead man is John Pell The injured
are T. P. Ward, Clay Center, foreman
of the plant; Grover Tank, Williston;
Tom CARAT, Martin, and four foreign
ers
The men were blasting rock and had
just placed a charge of dynamite
when the explosion occurred. A num-
Der of the injured are so seriously
hurt that they may die.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
seen him from that day to this. Sub
sequently Mr.. Kubel wrote me q let

seen him from that day to this. Sub
sequently Mr.. Kubel wrote me q let
ter threatening me.
II investigated the matter and
found that the paper upon which Mr..
Kubel had written his letter to me
was manufactured In Oregon, and /
went further into the matter. have
"w discovered that the matter has
p C,arred up by my enemies, and
ts, !, entirely blameless Of any
wrongo~ing, want the facts in the
case to be presented to my friends In
q proper light.
Il recently made a speech In favor
of enforcing the Oregon and Califor-
MIA railroad land grant, and explained
that the government Is pursuing q
false theory in asking for q forfeiture
instead Of seeking to enforce the
grant. ~
COPIES of my speech will be sent
to each voter In the district from
which come this week, and it may
throw some light on the bitter fight
which Is being made against me.
However, do not wish to imply that
the secret service department of the
railroad company Is doing me any
harm with the knowledge Of the head
officers Of the company. But I do
know that they have two detectives
here from San Francisco watching
every move make.
Mr.. Kubel Will Not Talk.
II shall not be diverted from my
work. or humiliate myself or my con-
stituents, by giving further notice to
the libels that have been published
against me. My enemies would be de.
lighted to have me in the mire Of q
controversy with them. My enemies
have simply taken advantage Of the
fact that am a single man to make
an attack upon me from the angle
that the poisoned arrows are now
coming"
Mr.. Kubel last night declined t.
discuss the case in detail.
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Wound Was Received in Bat
tie With Deputy sheriffs
Last October
SPlIATERS OF BONE were
DRIVEN IN FLESH Of HAND
An Abcess Developed and the Condi-
tion of the Victim Is Now Precar-
ious-Is Confined in the Wisconsin
Penitentiary at Waupun.

Milwaukee. Aug. 9.-John Dietz,
the defender Of Cameron dam," is
seriously i'll at the Waupun state pri-
son, the result of blood poisoning
from the wound received in the me-
morable battle with the deputy sher-
IFS of last October, according to q
telegram. received today by George
Schu1tes. chairman Of the Dietz de-
tense committee.
Mrs. Deitz wired schultes that
Dietz's right hand, where he was
wounded, became infected. A dunn
dunn bullet struck the hand and shat
tered it. Splinters Of the bone were
driven into the flesh and it has been
impossible to extract all Of them.
The wound festered and Dietz' con-
dition is now precarious.
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CONGRESSMAN ].
vt1HJHlAE EXI kfsB&BX H$vy -.
WAS MAsHER''
Wrote Letter to Washington
Young Woman Asking op-
portunity to Meet Her

Washington. Aug. 9.-Called to. &C
count by the father of q young Wash
ington woman because of letter. he
had sent expressing desire to meet
her, Representative "A. w. Lafferty, OF
Portland. Ore, last night explained
his part in the matter, which has
been given publicity in Oregon and
Chicago.
The young woman in the case is
Miss Florence Kubel Of 1000 East
Capitol street, daughter Of S. ].
Kubel, chief clerk of the geological
survey.
Apparently taking offense at the
congressman's letter. which, besides
expressing q desire for an introduc-
ton, contained a pass to the house
gallery, Mr.. Kubel called on Mr.. Laf-
ferty and demanded an opology. The
Oregon representative Immediately
indited letter In which he explained
the situation apparently to the salts
faction Of the father.
Later, however, Mr.. Lafeerty re-
ceived second letter. belligerent in
tone, and he wrote Mr.. Kubel that he
would be pleased to have him call al
his Office at his convenience. Mr.
,Kubel, however. did not follow his
letter with a personal visit, and the
matter seemingly has been dropped.
Sent Out Many Cards.
Mr.. Lafferty, when seen here last
night, explained that he had INTENDED
no insult to Misc Kubei, and declar-
ed that the construction put upon hir
letter was brought about through the
influence Of his political enemies in
Portland, Ore.
Three months ago." said Mr.. Laf-
forty. II sent out about 800 cards OF
admission to the house gallery, most
lot them going to Portland and a few
~ friends here in Washington. In
one case / sent q card to Miss Kubel
who / had not met, and stated that II
she would have an occasion to visit
the gallery at the house hoped she
would use the card. also stated
that I would feel honored to have an
introduction to her some time In the
future. II agreeable to her. That was
all my letter contained.
Her Father Made Call. II
"A week later the father Of the
young woman called at my ONCE, and
after expressing surprise at seeina
such youthful representative, stated
that he had supposed that I was some
elderly individual, and had imagined
that the letter was written In bad
faith. He left my once apparently In
the best Of humor. and I have moi
The evening times., 1911-08-09

and his share Of the profits amounted
to several million, dollars. After a
while Gates entered the southern
field as a competitor of the big steel
trust, and organized the Republic
Iron and Steel company. He bought
up the controlling interest in the Ten
nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad COM
pany and acquired. important holdings
of iron ore owned by the Alabama
Consolidated Iron and Coal company,
and the International Power COM
pany.
For a number Of years Gates re-
sided in Chicago. where he owned a
fine mansion on Michigan avenue.
He sold the house in 1903 and re-
moved to New York where for some
time he occupied apartments at the
Plaza hotel, paying $4,000 a year
rent for the same. He had been a
plunger and daring speculator in
Chicago but his career in New York
was even more spectacular. Wall
street began to fear him and the pub
lie wondered at his extravaganza and
recklessness in gambling operations,
whether at the card table, the race
track or the stock exchange In the
course Of his life Gates lost many mil
lions by daring speculations, but re-
covered his losses and accumulated
an enormous fortune estimated at
from $25. 100000 to $50,00O,00O. Dur
ing the last few years he devoted a
great deal Of his attention to the de-
velopment Of his large business inter-
ests in Texas and in other parts Of the
south and southwest.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
NORMAL SCHOOL
SITE ELECTION
Minot Will Settle Location
Question by a General
Election Saturday

Minot, N. D., Aug. 9-Saturday,
August IL. was today settled as the
date for city election to determine
the location Of the new Minot nor
NAL school. Arrangements were made
by a committee of six appointed by
State Superintendent E. J. Taylor.
The three sites will be voted on by
the taxpayers only, and every one
must state first and second choice.
All sides have agreed to abide by the
results of the election.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
TOO MUCH SPOON
Husband Tried Suicide Because Of
Wife's Spooning

st. Louis, Mo-. Aug. 9-Phillip H.
Nickerson, a salesman, cut his artery
in an attempt to end his life because.
he said at a hospital today where
he is recovering. his wife Is too af-
fectionate. He has been married only
three months.
"I'm fond Of my Wife" he said,
"and want her to be fond Of me.
But there is limit to all things. She
wants to sit continually on my lap
and hug and kiss me. If stand up
she stands up too and places her
arms about me. It got on my nerves" "
The evening times., 1911-08-09
ANOTHER BAD ONE
Two Fargo Women 'Worsted BIZ b.
Check Artists


Check Artists
Fargo. N. D.. Aug. 9-Mrs. James
Coleman Of Tenth street north was
not the only one to whom bad check
was given, for Mrs. Con Keefe also
holds check that was evidently CIV
en- by the same man.
At Mrs. Coleman's he signed a
First National bank check for $40 and
signed the name of G. w. Hallman
to it. At Mrs. Keefe's he also gave
a check on the same bank which was
worthless.
1t is believed that the man is the
same one wha ha sheen working the
boarding house keepers within a day
or two at Moorhead. His method is
to go to a rooming huse, negotiate
for q room, give check for the same
and then take the room and occupy
1t for short time. leave the house
and take whatever he can find. So
far as known he did not steal any
thing at Mrs. Keefe's home.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
VICTIM OF HIS
own FUN PRANK
That Appears to Be Case Of
Abercrombie Man Shot
By Friend

Wahpeton. N. D.. Aug. 9-That Hen
ry Hondrickson, the Abercrombie
man who was made. q victim Of q
shooting in that city several days
ago, was the victim of his own prac-
tical joke. now appears to be the
case.
Arthur Boutiegge is under arrest
for the shooting and from the story
that is told, it appears that Hem
erickson stopped Boutiegge's horses
with command of "hands up"
Then Boutiegge whipped out his gun
and shot, the night being intensely
dark and he not being able to recog-
nize the man. Boutiegge and Hem
erickson have always been friends.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
GOT LONG TERMS
Winnipeg Holdup Artists Drew FIJI
teen Years

Winnipeg. Man., Aug. s-Joseph
Copeland and Edwin Block. holdup
mon who by bold methods have been
terrorizing citizens here for fort
night, today were sentenced each to
fifty years In prison and to fifty
lashes. Block pleaded guilty to sew
en- h0ldups and Copeland to two
charges to shoot with intent to do
bodily harm. The sentences are
among the severest meted out by q
police court here In many years.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
CONDITION
LESS HOPEFUL
Temperature Remains About
One Hundred and Gout
Pains Have Increased

Rome. Aug. 9.-The afternoon bull
letin Of the pope's condition was less
reassuring than those Of the early
morning, His temperature. while not
increased. remains about 100 and the
heat of the day, which reached ninety
five degrees Fahrenheit, exhausted
the patients strength. The most dis
quieting symptom is the progress of
the gout attack, the pains from which
'have extended from the knee midway
to tho thigh.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
MADE GOOD HAUL

York, N. D., Aug. 9.-Burglars en-
tering the postoffice in this city, To-
Gated in the Able store, were unsuc-
cessful In securing any Of the govern
ment money, but they were success
full il removing tray Of rings
valued ut about $500. together with
five watches and other valuables.
No attempt was made to blow the
safe, although the necessary tools for
such procedure were carried.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
MADE 1868 NILES
IN SINGLE FLIGHT
French Aviator Established q
New Worlds Record For
Continuous Flying

Paris. Aug. 9.-Jules vedrines. O
French aviator, broke the record for
a single long distance flight today in
competing for the Michelin cup. He
covered 800 kilometers (496.8 miles)
in hours, Sc minutes and SO Sec
onds, beating Loridan's mark Of 702
kilometers (436 miles.l
The evening times., 1911-08-09
.L0R|MER CASE
GETS A REST
List of Witnesses and Every
body Else Exhausted Says
Attorney Healey

Washington, Aug. 9.-The senate
Lorimer committee today adjourned
it's hearings in Washington, to re-
sumo probably early in October in
Chicago, at the call of Chairman Dill
lingham. Attorney Healey of the
committee announce dthat the list of
witnesses summoned had been ex-
hausted, land everybody else," he
added.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
THE AUGUST
J, CROP REPORT

sssss syss = = = = =
Washington, August 9-The
!. August crop report as given out
by the department Of agriculture
Is as follows:
Corn-Condition 69.6; yield 22.6
Winter wheat-Total yield
455. $4,000 bushels; acre yield
l4.6; quality 81;
Spring wheat-Condition sos;
yield 10.1 bushels.
All wheat-Yield 1913.
oats-condition e5.7; yield
. Oats remaining on farms. Ca
> $4,000 bushels.
Flax-Condition 72; yield 7.6.
q L 1 Il 4 4 4 4. - q =
The evening times., 1911-08-09
FOR POSTMASTER
Hanna Recommends Mrs. Werner fGe
Position at Hasen

Washington. Aug. s.-Congressman
Hanna Of North Dakota has recon-
mended the appointment Of Mrs. Susan
Werner as postmaster at Hasen, N. D.
The evening times., 1911-08-09
"
THE WEATNER

THE WEATHER.
North Dakota-G Generally fair
tonight and Thursday. Continued
: cool.
The evening times., 1911-08-09

. $3.50 = = = = = = .
The evening times., 1911-08-09

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-05
ADDAAq ADBAMH 50 SAY We ALL. GENTLEMEN!

Ths Saeltyine SentinsI
Deuos1 believes Nccrsay gets
the Gzanafdrial nomination.
douag: part wisdom
bring
% Harrasnu candidate in
hzad al the hope
al uanueS left neundeFing feeling
Aat ihre ats
Gran Ter tie aoulaon tas manly clean
aside and
as7s has rkea tar rhet e doabs
TAee darkest periods jak the
daEa norzs passed through
teslL Pms every sAguld feel vth
cans O. -ett a-at surely
~ AEts tlE relatives
ty ana tllEA Nr NsCgvary's yst can
. tzs1 a. Hsrzca parry ir,ru-
H. ba-s t.szaaass Aa5ans : maH We can
taeretors i67aeE Tor k6sars
H. Sl= a4szE +aa Party s1a5ea.a Mr. kddams vI.
~ 81 HzH o ne aaar, ~ man you want. he a
zz-a@ ca L-4a -1Est
&ElEE Adams ~ ALL Adams
fPAID AayEEIlszAESI.
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Of Kepoya we're the guests Of rel
ztiros here over Sunday. .
Mrs. J. A PTiohard. Of MayIty has
returned home after a brief stay
9Th home folks at this place
j. r Compton. IT., telegraph OPP
orator on \ and W. viii leave soon
tor Rock RriaEe Baths. Va. where
be Eiil spend = months VACATION
via relatives-
Mrs J. N. McC0rlsy has been the
guess Of Ashland relatives the
past week,
T. d. Bellomy, Of East Prichard
has aooePted a position a. clerk IN
the store for Haftsn and Warren. At
TIE place. recently vacated By n. II.
Baekley. OF EStsp. NN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-05

Quarterly EsssiEE Uak held Al
BzchAazn Chapel SATURDAY and sun
aEE sE 2srs O. ?. Williams and
" }. Eklhardsou
Tas 0sa Fellows and Rebeusahs
IA have a. ice cream sapper here
TIE last saturday IN Nzy- ..
A uEmssr Of folks trom this
RlEue EIssn1ea the meeting Al Gar
res Chapel sunday.
nzmP Kinnsr q Nj Lon. vas ;
hEsinasE uaIRsT here Saturday.
Ms Gas Warren and Mss Lil-
llzI Su1nzgs were Sh0FpiRE in Ash,
and lEsi uresk. ~.
Ms 1oe ComPaBn h1s returned
Ara An ex1en5ed Fisii vita par
eu-s- M and Mrs. 3. c. West. Of
FaAdt OTthEr,d
Mss Lnrllls Ross, Of Nj Z5ua,
EtEsss5 throagh here saturday en-
route 10 AxhlAzd
M and Ms, SAN NcSorlsy have
saad Ihsir resideBce Al this place
And have lEfsly moved 10 BOYD
usuuty. he citizens Of this neigh
i.O-hood we've sOrTT 10 See them
ssEFe. as they were good people.
An Oad FellOE sermon uAs de-
liueT~d Al Ibs l. O. o. p. han here
wednesday. By Rev ". Richard
=On- he sermon Was TO conmem-
o-1ie me anniversary Of their
hodge.
Mss Elizabeth HAtfen. IL The
gnest e her Sisaer Mrz P 7. d.
Wallace. sr- a Louisa.
J. 5. rurnAn vas a business
eA1e- in LouisA lHst week
MA 5. G. Compton ana children.
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" Port Gay Central TimoA
lie A. ~ Dally For Kepoyn
ir0nton Portsmouth. ciueipnau
Loilmbus Pullman slaepers Il
Cincinnati and Columbus Gomez.
lions wa Chicago and sd Louis for
the West and Northwest
isoi 2 n Daily For Columbns
Cincinnati aud intermediate station.
Pullman Sleeper Cafe Car 10 col.
ambua. Connects az Cincinnati ana
Columbus for points West
". 2s0z A A. Daily-For VIII
hanson, wel5h. Bluafield. Roanoke
Lynehbnrg, Norfolk. Richmond. Pull
mat SleepsTs. Cafe Car.
zoe p N Daily For William
sob. WEIGH. Bluefiold. Roanoh.
Norfolk. Richmond. Pullman Sleeper
70 Norfolk. Cafe Car.
Train leaves Kenoya s:25 A. N
Daily for Williamson. via wayns
and leaves kenoya Tor Portsmouth
and local stations 5:47 p. A. Daily.
and leaves kenOya 500 A. n. Daily
except Sunday for Columbus ana
local stations.
For full Information apply 70
w. n BENII.L, q. T., A.
NJ ,. BRAGG. 7. y. A., Roanoke. We
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-05

The farmers are getting behind
Nth their crops owing TO 20 muca
rain
sunday school al Horseford. 5
progressing nicely Wilh Rev. Atkins
superintendent.
David Thompson passed down or
eT@sE saturday. -...... 49,.
Bora, TO Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W.
Fuszue. a fine boy-another dem-
Ocrzl ...
Thee viii be preaching Al Horse.
ford the third sunday in May b.
Rev Copley. ..
J, L. Moore went to Fuller sta.
ton saturday. Sc. .....-
Okla Rillups vas visiting jay aud
Charline Moore sunday.
David Curuuute vent to Fallsburg
Sunday.
Spider BiIluPs and Doc Moore
Eere on our creek Sunday.
Joe Fugale was visiting hert
sunday. ....-. .....
kimon Billups was at Harie New,
sons recently.
There was no Sunday school al
Honseford Sunday on account Of Sc
much rain.
The sick Of our community are
improving nicely.
DeWdop.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Local trains leave Louisa. south.
bound, 7ssS a. m. week days. and
S:2t ,. N daily.
North bound. leave Louisa s:al
a N. daily, $3.50 D m. week days
Arrive Ashland 1855 a. m. daily.
s:20 p. N. week days.
To Lexington. Louisville and Wet
Leave Ashland 1905 D. m. 4:4S
= m. daily. Local. week days 70
Lexington. iO:4o a m.
To Cincinnati and West
Leave catlettsburg. express.
daily. i,22 a m. s:t2 a. m, I2:l2
,. m Locals 5:gT a m. daily,
1875 .. m. daily.
Leave Ashland. express. daily.
i37 a. m, s:25 a. m. 1900 D. m.
Locals. Sass a. m. daily. i2:l2 D
m, daily.
EAstbound. Main Line.
Leave Ashland. express daily.
s:7s .. m, 1928 a. m. 1855 a m.
Local. daily to Huntington. I2:4sp.
IN; runs to Hinton week days
Local. daily, TO Huntington. s:Is
.. m.
S. J. JUSTICE. Agent
.... Louisa, ny.
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eIp-lene- ~ all with tut,srruia
50 ~ = physician o. a. social
uUTkef uul En0u that the con
sumVdre. no uatteF IN what
stage q the disease, n be Il IN
truinrd ara unrnrrd Tor. consiis
tutes ErNai mguErr II his work
shbP Hnd IN his home Il must
- erdcai that n TIE patient is
couhDod an the time 20 us bed
TIE danger o. his constituting a
renter o. iuf-ciion 10 . crowded
hsirOcul. Often without light and
ar. = vrry grcat suoh . "a,
Eiest. bs-canse BE- is Dot taken
ezrr q ~ TIE nEht time and IN
thr riEsi piace Gusts n god deal
mo1e h the end and nol infre
gusauy additional lives arr sacri.
oced thrDuEA his evolution and
snv-uumeEts- This l. my an.
sEer from ire utiiitarian point %
EieT 20 the statement that u Il
useless expenditure 70 take carr
q ths ssSuingly hcpelsss cascS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-05

TIE Per-ous are seaA ssrsn
Aissi1g sas a I1lst INV faiured.
suus q thsn fatally. Is ne resaH
q a Hrsck q he R-uns5lrazia rsil-
ND nszr NaTsias Cresk \ = Tat
tan rarrse1 rs sA1,oi tsirAs-z
aoznt fran TIA ald SgHarnss- \.
= % Washilgt5.1 y. a. The srsf-E-
Az 1zzeh1 flre au5 evsrs ar EEs
szrnsa Elaqs-lg tus-EntlE CAarrai
atuas Eers fu1a5 il Ihe ruias
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-05

The splendid vera ot CbEnbsr-
hams S,nmHra and Liver IEhls1S
Is hHzly uUuilg - hEht No s1oh
ErEna remedy f1g liver ana bowel
ErSuhass Ens ever known beiore,
Thousands hes then far curing uOl
stpHzasn- sidk hsAaAuhe. bGbsusnasS,
5Euneics And indigas1iun- S6ld ~
A n RuEhss druggist ana LsuisA
Drug S,rs o..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-05
FROST TROOP cARRAGE PLANTS

A lot Of cabbage plants have Just
been put on sale al the snyder
Hardware cOmpAny's store. They
are frOstprOOf and should be set
out Immediately. VIII produce very
early cabbage. Price Isc per hun
dred Go and set a lot at once.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-05-05

Cazss-szzz1s $3.50 zaz Liver
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ssE q Ezszr-s tlaE- rlass 81 iz-1+-
~ so EEasEG SD . 4 p.
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