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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26

curve or grade, cross road or street,
or where persons or vehicles are not
plainly discernable, speed must be down
to / mile in minutes-less than s
miles an hour.
Section 13 puts the ban on "joy rid
ing" 1t prohibits tampering with.
driving, operating or using motor
without the owners consent, and after
the joy ride is over that the user of the
machine returns it to the owner "shall
not be deemed defense in the prosecu.
tion Of such an offender' This section
forbids hurting stones or other missiles
at the vehicles or it's occupants; forbids
sounding the horn, setting the brakes,
manipulating the levers, cranks or ma
chinery while the machine is at rest
and unattended. Section IS puts the
penalty as fnue of not less than $40
nor more than $50 with the alternative
'of jail at the rate of day for each
5000.
Section 13 provides that the secre-
tary of state shall Pa" INTO the county
treasury to the account Of special
road maintenance fund, all moneys re-
ceived by him for registration from
owners in such county, making veri-
fed statement to the county auditor OF
the source Of the money. He retains
enough Of the money to pay for the
cost Of the tags and books, etc. Nonc
Of the money paid into this road fund
can be used inside incorporated vii
lagos or cities. 1t must be spent on the
country roads.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26


good form. The Thompson brothers
who are holding down short and third
are in their element. They like fast
ball and they are getting it.. They are
both fast on their feet, clever in the
infield work and good with the stick,
while on bases they will work some
plays that will surprise the local fans.
The outfeld is filed by Shaullis, the
capable playing manager, to whose ef-
forts are due the splendid organization,
Tyvan, local boy who is showing up
in good form, and the extra pitchers.
Several good games are in prospect
and local enthusiasts will be given
their moneys worth this season.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
MAY HRvE PAPER Mill
DEVILS LAKE PEOPLE TO BECOME
INTERESTED IN PAPER MILL
PROPOSITION.

Devils Lake may have paper mill,
using as its raw material the straw Sc
cured from the farmers Of the coL,:ty.
The plan which is being promoted by
DR.. Pierce, formerly of this city, was
thoroughly discussed last Friday even
ing at the Commercial club and no lit
tie enthusiasm was shown !.y the mem
bers present.
The mill thoroughly equipped for bus
mess will cost in the neighborhood If
$250,0Oo, 100000 of that sum being
promised by eastrrn capitalists if the
remainder is raised hers.
The plan as outlined at the meeting
appears feasible and will. undoubtedly
be thoroughly investigated with a view
Of endorsement.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
AUTOS WILL STOP: HERE
DEVILS LAKE TO BE STOPPING
PLACE OF MINNEAPOLIS TR1B-
UNE AUTO TOUR.

Through the efforts of the local auto
mobile men who were tipped off through
The World that there was possibility
of persuading the Tribune Automobi!,
Tour to stop here, Devils Lake has been
picked as the night control of the
third day Of the trip. Alexandria.
Mimi, will the point selected for the
first night and Fargo the second. The
Minneapolis Tribune has the following
to say regarding the trip:
DR.. c. E. Dutton, chairman Of the
State Automobile association contest
committee, representative Of the A. a.
A. from Minnesota and referee for the
coming Twin City oHelena tour, Off
cially announced Saturday that the
start of the long motor grind will be
made from the Hotel Radisson on Fri
day, July H. This brings the coming
contest into the limelight more forcibly
than any detail which has been perfect
ed since it was promoted several months
ago.
DR.. Dutton has applied to Chairman
S. NJ. Butler Of the national association
for sanction which he anticipates will
be granted. It is believed that the
date selected will be the most feasible
one for the beginning of the big event
in front of the Automobile Club of
Minneapolis headquarters on Seventh
street.
Rules that will apply are, with some
exceptions, similar to those enforced
on the 1910 Tribune Reliability contest
to Aberdeen last October. Among the
changes which will be made are those
which eliminate all operative tests af-
ter the run is completed and previous
to the awarding winners certificates.
This change will be welcomed by the
contestants.
The usual preliminary inspection Of
ears will also be left out in the rules
that are to apply to this event, except
for thorough examination to ascertain
that all contesting cars are stock in
every detail. These changes, with a
few others of minor Importance, will
soon be in the hands of the referec
where copies will be supplied those who
desire them.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
MORGAN BETTER.
Chief Justice of Norta Dakota Supreme
Court Will Recover Voice.

Minneapolis, May 24.-Chief Justice
Morgan of North Dakota will recover
his lost voice, according to dispatch
from his physicians in New York City.
sent to P. J. McClory Of Devils Lake at
the Nicollet hotel today.
Justice Morgan has been under the
care of Minneapolis physicians several
weeks to recover his voice, which he
lost last December. On advice from the
doctors he went to New York City to
take treatment from a famous special
ist. McClory will leave tonight to meet
Justice Morgan on his return. The lat
ter expects to arrive in Minneapolis
Sunday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
ARE TO CELEBRATE
DECORATION DAY
ALDERMAN HALGREN ISSUES OR.
DERs FOR MEMORIAL DAY
PROGRAM AND PARADE.

Alderman H. N. Halgren, acting in
the absence Of Mayor McClory has an
nounced the program for Memorial Day
which is to be celebrated this year un-
der the auspices Of the city.
The parade will be formed at the cor
ner of 5th street and Kelly avenue at
$3.50 a. NJ, sharp.
Order of Parade.
Marshal Of the day-Gen. Fl. NJ.
Creel.
Aides-Capt. Jas. D. Stenson, Capt.
w. F. Sihler.
3.-Devils Lake City Band, w. F. Cra-
mer, director.
Go. NJ, N. D. N. G., Lieut. A. NJ.
Holt, commanding.
5.-Gen. Crooks Post G. A. R., Lafay-
cite Palmer, commanding.
6.-Women 's Relief Corps, Mrs. A. S.
Pattee, president.
devils Lake Fire Department. C.
O. Russell, chief: =.
8.-Children Of the school for the deaf
9.-Children Of the public and high
schools.
1O.-City Council.
11.-Citizens in carriages and on foot
Exercises at Cemetery.
1.-Music by the band.
&c. A. R. ritual services.
3.-Music bv the band,
Address by Rve. A. E. Clattenburg
5.-Decoration of graves and firing o.
salutcs.
Afternoon Exercises at Opera House.
l.-Music by city band. ii
2.Invocation, by Rev. A. c. Barron
3.-Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, b!
Miss Esther Halgren.
4.-Song by glee club.
5.-Amcrica, by pupils of the school fo
the deaf.
6.-Address- The Unknown Dead,
by John J. Samson.
7.-Solo by rrof. o. Holm.
S.-Memorial Address, by Hon. F. I
Cuthbert.
9.-song-' America" by audience.
Committee:
H. N. HALGREN,
G. w. GREENE,
G. o. RUSSELL.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
LOCAL SLUGGERS
SHOW UP WELL
LAKE BASE BALL TEAM
DESERVES UNANIMOUS SUP
z;
PORT OF LOCAL CITIZENS.

"The Championship for 1912 is the
slogan now in vogue among the Devils
Lake baseball fans and if the playing
of the local nine the past ten days can
be taken as criterion their hope will
probably be realized.
From Petersburg to the Picketts is a
long reach in SO short time, but with
victories on all sides the demonstrators
Of the National Game who have been
selected to uphold the honor of Devils
Lake made the grade.
The first game of the season with
Petersburg resulted in victory of IL
to O.
On the 14th the nine left on short
trip, playing Grafton on the 14th with
score Of 12 to 8; Park River on the
18th, with a victory to the tune of to
3 and a slump on the, 10th resulted in
their defeat by score of to Z. AT
Grafton on the 18th four inning game
resulted in score of to l in favor of
the Lake. Crystal was defeated on
the 18th 2 to in a four inning game.
Cavalier on the same day tied the
champions 2 to 2 and on the 19tl,
Grafton was downed by score of c
to 3.
The crowning glory was last Sunday
when by a score of to the famous
Picketts went down to defeat at the
hands Of the Devils Lake nine.
One of the fastest series that ha.
eevr been played on the local diamond
was pulled of Tuesday and Wednesday
with Towner. In the first game Tues
day evening the locals won to l il
a game replete with fast plays and goct
fielding. Wednesday afternoon in T:
ten inning game Towner was again de
feated : to 6 and in the evening th'
balloon went up to the tune of 16 to
in favor of the locals. =
From all indications Devils Lake ha
one Of the best organized teams tina
has ever played in the state.
Their pitching staff, which consist
Of Caylor, Manke and Wilson, is steady
reliable and has the goods. Befor
the season is over one more man vii
probably be added. Holgrim has bee
doing excellent work behind the bat
despite the fact that he sustained a
injury to his hand early in the season
Another catcher will probably be secu1
ed to help during the season.
J Lipps at first is showing great elias
A sensational catch Tuesday evenin
made him stronger than ever with tn
fans and his batting has been up i
good form. Shumley at second has nc
had a long try out but appears to be i
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
NEW AUTOMOBILE LICENSE Law
Synopsis of Important Act Which Be-
comes Effective July 1st, Next.

The secretary Of state furnishes the
following, which contains in tabloid
form the provisions Of the new motor
vehicle law, requiring vehicles to be
numbered and tagged:
Every motor vehicle owner must file
an application for registration with the
secretary Of state, on blank form sup
piled by him.. The blank must contain:
A brief description Of the machine; the
name of the manufacturer; the factory
number and model; the name and bust
ness address of the owner; the name of
the county in which he resides. The ap-
plication blank must be sworn to by
the applicant.
The fee, $500 must accompany this
application. This fee is to be paid each
year and the registration renewed.
On receipt Of this the secretary os
state will issue his receipt and two
metal plates or tags on which will ap-
pear the registration number assigned
to the machine. He will also record
in his books the number, make, owner,
etc., Of the machine.
Should both tags issued be destroyed
or duplicates will be issued on re.
ceipt of an affidavit stating the facts.
with fee Of $1.00.
Should the motor be sold-as in the
case Of the sale Of second hand car
having already a registration number
the purchaser must notify the secrettry
Of state within ten days, and upon 3
blank furnished by the secretary OF
state. This blank will contain tho
name of the old owner, the name Of tht
purchaser and other particulars. This
must be accompanied by fee Of $1.0o
The facts are recorded in the books
} oposite the registered number Of tht
machine.
The law applies to motor cycles a
!, well as automobiles. It does ont apply
| to motor vehicles which come into til
state temporarily from other states, j.
the vehicle is registered in anothe
state. Neither does it apply to nes
machines which are being displayed fo
: sale by dealers.
, Seton l covers the speed limits. In
side incorporated cities and villages
{ 10 miles an hour; outside 80 miles al
| hour approaching dam, bridge, shar
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
SHOTS WERE FIRED
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING OCCUR.
RENEE TAKES PLACE NEAR
O'BRIEN HOUSE.

A mystery that is in the hands Of the
police for solution occurred late Mon
day evening near the hnm. of VIM. o.
Brien. Mrs. o 'Brien, who was return
ing from card party, noticed sever
al men in the yard as she entered the
house. Hardly had she closed the front
door before she heard shot, follow.
ed by the sound of men running around
the house with more shots. Seven
shots were fred in all. The police were
notified but no trace Of the men coulc
be secured.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
Daily World to be Issued
Beginning With June 5th
The World Publishing Company Has Leased Plant to
Mitchell and Stedman Who Will Take Hold
on June 1st--Plan Big Paper

June 5th the first issue Of The Devils
Lake Daily World will emerge from the
present plant which has been leased by
The World Publishing Company to II.
z. Mitchell and G. A. Stedman.
The new daily will be complete in
every detail. An excellent working
force has been secured, a telegraphic
service will be in. tailed and every rf-
fort will be put forth to give to the
people Of Devils Lake and Ramsey
County the kind Of daily they have
been looking for and the kind they de-
serve. ~.
The new management has had consiI-
cradle experience in daily work and
know the inside details Of the game.
Mr.. Mitchell, who has been the editor
and manager of the Weekly World has
been connected with leading dailies in
Minnesota and was for number Of
years Managing Editor of the Mirot
Daily Optic. Mr.. Stedman is. connect
ed with the advertising department Of
the Minneapolis Tribune and is thor
oughly familiar with the business de-
Iar'ir"rt. At precent Mr.. st 'ulnan vii
handle the foreign advertising from his
Office in Minneapolis, coming later to
take charge in this city. Announcement
will be made later regarding the rs-
mainder of the force
The new daily will be Republican in
politics and will pay especial attention
to the state and local news.
New equipment has been ordered and
will arrive in few days for installa-
tion, making the plant one Of the most
thoroughly equipped in the Northwest
The weekly edition will be continued
under the new management and will
be made bigger and better than ever
rrw .ea lures being added. especially fol
the farmers.
The management believes that the
residents Of Devils Lake and Ramsey
County are anxious to have an up-to
date daily installed and will do all il
their power to give them what they
want.
Subscription solicitors will start worl
next week getting the list in shape an;
the support of the citizens is requested
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
Advertising

Advertising is simply talking to your
customers and the merchant who can
make his talk the most impressive from
all view points is the one who will get
the business
If you wanted to talk personally TO
customer on matter of business,
would you select boiler shop filled
with discordant sounds disagreeable to
your, customers ears? Certainly not.
Nor would you select any place in
which your. customer did not feel per-
fectly contented.
The newspaper is the meeting place
for you and your customer. If the news
items in the paper jar on the senses Of
the reader, he does not properly digest
your business offer. If its columns reek
with disgusting personalities and un-
couth terms your argument will be lost.
THE WORLD keeps its news col
umns free from petty quarrels and
grievances. It endeavors at all times
to please its readers, giving them the
news in concise manner in language
that will not offend.
ISN'T THAT THE KIND OF A
PAPER IN WHICH ADVERTISING
PAYS?
The majority of the merchants Of
Devils Lake believe so and as a result
THE WORLD carries more advertising
than any of its competitors.
THINK IT OVER. THERE IS A
REASON.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
WILL COME HERE

< Bismarck, N. d., May 19.-Fol- :
:. lowing a conference between Gov ::
:. ernor Burke, ommander-in-chief !:
). Of the state guard, Adjutant Gen !
!. eral Trueman and Col. Frame, !
:. cmomanding the infantry regi- :
= ment, late yesterday afternoon, :
+ the decision was made that the !
+ state national guard will go to )
X Devils Lake for the annual ell :
\ campment, and not to Winnipeg, :
\ as had been rumored. :
+ The trip to Winnipeg would*
:: have cost the state $4,560, and this ,
\ was thought to be too heavy. :
+ The date set Off the annual en- :
< campment was July 9Th to 10th )
x ten days. :
J. \ i y 4 \ j. !. 4 4 4 + 4 4 4. !. !
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
B uYs AN INTEREST
FORMER GRAND FORKS SOCIETY
EDITOR BUYS INTEREST IN
THE INTER-oCEAN.

A deal was consummated Wednesday
evening whereby Mrs. Alice Nelson
Page, formerly society editor of the
Grand Forks Herald, became part own
er of the Devils Lake Inter Ocean, en-.
'tering, it is rumored, partnership
with D. V. Brennan, the former editor
Mrs. Page has for years been promi-
nent in journalistic circles. Her work
on the Grand Forks Herald set splen.
did standard for society work and she
has the happy faculty Of making
friends in all classes.
The policy Of the paper has not as
vet been announced.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
Graduation Fridav.

Next Friday witnesses the graduation
of the class of 1911 from the local
High School. An excellent program
has been prepared and there will un-
doubtedly be a large attendance at the
opera house.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
ElkS Meeting.

There will be an important Ell5s
meeting on June 3rd at which plans for
the big convention at Grand Forks will
be discussed and other matters of i'm
portant business taken up and disposed
of. A large attendance is desired.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
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FIRE AT ROLLA

! Early Wednesday morning Jol- <
:. leff's livery barn and an adjoin- !
+ ing blacksmith shop were destroy !
+ ed by fire at Rolla, both buildings !
+ being an entire loss. The horses !
+ were saved from the barn which !
i was mass of flames when dis ;:
+ covered. The loss is estimated at !
= 5000. No cause was assigned. !
j. !
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26
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:
: ESCAPED FROM cANDo JAIL !

= Jake Wright, according to in :
\ formation received by the local :
!: authorities, has made his escape ;
4 from the Towner county Jail at :
+ Cando. According to the notice :
:. was able to make his getaway .
4 some time during the day hours, !
+ and has not been seen or heard of
:. since. A reward has been offered ;
\ for his capture. :
4
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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26

BOOM M'cuMBER FOR NEXT VICE PRESIDENT

Washington May McCumber hoomed for
president The
started by The Wahpeton
tioL in 1912 w President Taft however, colsderei the
likely Of the two possibilities.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26

: Manager Foubert has secured ;
; the fast Crookston baseball team :
. for games in this cit yon Sudav,
Monday and Tuesday. The Min.
. nesota aggregation has defeated
. the Picketts and will undoubtedly
put up stiff game against the
locals.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-05-26

Eat your noon meal at the Athens
Cafe.
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cRooKsToN TO PLAY.

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-05-24
The Recall in Action.

1t is not without significance
for Des Moines that in the cities
of Los Angeles, Seattle and Ia
coma the public off cials who have
been recalled and defeated in
each instance have been suspect
ed of standing in with the disor-
derly elements.
The good people" of any com
munity are in the majority if
they are aroused, and they have
the power in their own hands
under the recall. No public Of
fetal can long palter with his
duty after it becomes evident he
is paltering.
1t is easy enough to have d
police force in any city that will
enforce the law, if that is the
programme. It is not the fault
of the policemen that the law is
not enforced. In Los Angeles
Seattle and Tacoma that have
decided to have the police force
do its duty. To that end they
have recalled the men that stood
in the way.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-05-24
We all eat-don't argue-and

We all eat-don't argue-and
the amount of sickness caused
by unwholesome foods cannot be
calculated. Very few housewives
give as much attention to food
supplies as to dress. In eat
ables they take what the grocer
sends, but in dress goods they
select with great care, and often
with the help of an expert. In
one case someone's eye may be
offended, but in the other the
whole family may be poisoned.
Which is of the greater import
ance: Fortunately, most of US
possess great resiliency or re-
slstlng power, so we get away
with our peck Of dirt without
difficulty; but sensitive people
with low degree of vitality Of
ten, no doubt, suffer from i'm
pure and adulterated foods.-El-
bert Hubbard.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-05-24
HOTELS GREAT PIPE ORGAN
Largest Musical instrument Of the
Kind In America 10 In ths
Astof, New York.

The Hotel Astor, In New York.
boasts the largest pipe organ in the
United States and one of the largest
IN the world. A pipe organ Is An In
novation in hotel fixtures, and ~ such
is Of more than usual interest.
The great organ represents all or
chestrl instruments, and its many
speaking stops, nearly 100. make the
tona resources Of the instrument al
most insxhaustible. 1t Is divided into
four distinct divisions, the main Or
gan occupying two chambers on the
east and west sides of the ball room.
The other two divisions are arranged
or either side Of "L'Orangerie" room.
Completely hidden from view by the
decorations OF the walls and ceilings,
the music comes as surprise.
The pipes. varying from 81 feet in
length to only a fraction Of an inch,
are hundreds of feet away from the
playing cabinet containing the keys
and stops, and each one Is operated by
Its individual train of electro-pneu-
matte action. The pressure Of a key
gives current to a wire that finds its
way through various cables and
switches to magnet, which operates
pneumatic mechanism that opens a
valve and gives pressure to the pipe.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-05-24
Vegetables Grown to Order

The largest French intensive
garden in England and probably
in the world is Burhill, Walton
on Thames. Eight acres are
turning out flowers and vege
tables on a large scale and with
almost the precision of a me
chanical factory. Here can be
seen a frame of melons. there an
avenue of peas designed for cor.
onation week. On a map kept in
the Office the dates are set down
when each crop will be cleared
and another substituted, one
crop following another with the
regularity of train service. Many
beds produce six crops in sue.
cession. Radishes and lettuce
are already sold and carrots are
about to be sold. Caulifowers
are slated for June, followed
from the same bed by turnips,
celery and late lettuce, with the
dates already fixed.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1911-05-24
SPEAKING VOICE IMPORTANT
When Its Correct Use Has Been
Learned the Development Of the
Singer 10 Easier.

Few singers, students, or even
teachers of singing, pay enough at
tention to the speaking voice. The
teacher and his pupil are together SO
little-a brief half-hour or two each
week-and there are so many things
demanding attention that there seems
almost no time for consideration OF
the speaking voice. Yet consistency
demands that q bad habit of voice use
in speech shall be corrected SO that
the use OF the voice in conversation
shall not retard the perfection OF the
singing voice.
am often asked II the process OF
tone production is the same in speak
ing and singing l answer that it
should be the same. When the voice
Is correctly used in speech it will re-
ouire not different, but merely ampli'
fed treatment for singing. UnQues.
tionably the young person who has
correct use Of voice Ia speech will find
il less dinicult to develop good sing.
ing voice, than one who has an incor.
rect habit
Deep breath control. pl!able organs
Of articulation. and full. or complete.
vowel pronunciation, are the funGa'
mental requisites Of correct speech
and correct singing alike. When the
speaking voice of singer Is not 90
produced. It's nse i8 conversation Ia
sure 10 te'ard the perfection OF the
singing tone.