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Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
NO COMPLICATIONS TO
ARISE IN PEARCE CASE
TEMPEST IN TEAPOT" IS DESiG.
NATION OF CASE By STATE
OFFICIALS.
North Dakota Officials Are Nothing.
Not Diplomatic, Says Secretary t
the Governor.

North Dakota Officials Are Nothing. il
Not Diplomatic, Says Secretary to
the Governor.
Much ado about nothing" This
is the way Attorney General Miller
refers to the International complies
tions between the British government
and the United States. "A tempest
in teapot" says Assistant Attorney
General Zuger. 1T is now closed in
cident, as they say in governmental
parlance," suggests Governor Burke.
AS near as can be learned, William
Pearce was arrested in Bottineau on
a charge of gambling or Of being a
common gambler and lodged in Jail.
William is a subject of King George
of England and he Immediately put
bis case in the hands Of the British
vice consul in st. Paul. The vice
consul took the matter up with Gov
ernor Burke. Governor Burke turned
the matter over to Attorney General
Miller, and Attorney General Miller
in turn consulted with tie states at
torney in Botti1eau.
To allay apprehension it may be
stated on good authority that there
will be no military demonstration
over the affair." Rather than precipr-
tate his country into bloody conflict,
Governor Burke will apologize on the
part of the United States to his ma
jesty the king. Attorney General
Miller will felicitate he British vice
consul, and the states attorney at
Bottineau will extend his compliments
to Willy Pearce, the gambler. I'VE
are nothing if not diplomatic" says
Pat Byrne, private secretary to the
governor
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
TAFT WILL HAVE ABUSy DAY
Continued from page l.>

olas J. Roosevelt, will christen the
New Orleans. Descendants of Chan
cellor Livingston, partner of Nicho
las J. Roosevelt. and Robert Fulton
are also expected to be present. Gov
ernors of a dozen states and mayors
of many cities between Pittsburgh
and New Orleans will be present as
will members of the historical socie
ties of West Virginia. Ohio, Illinois
Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and
Louisiana.
On the day following the New Or
leans will start for long trip to the
South, stopping at principal cities on
the route.
In the evening the banquet of the
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
will be held in Memorial Hall, which
has just been erected at cost OF
$2OOO,OOO, by Allegheny County in
memory Of the mon who fought dur
ing the Civil War. 1t is the first
banquet to be held in Memorial Hall
and therein lies story.
Arrangements had been perfected
to hold the banquet at the Hotel
UuC AC4uCoIo Aol tASnOSS
were so numerous that there was not
room in the hotel and the scene was
shifted to Memorial Hall. 1t Was to
have been "wet" banquet but com
mittees of old soldiers and the coun.
ty commissioners notified the Cham
Der of Commerce that it would be
against the law of the Memorial to
serve liquor within the hall and it
was announced that the banquet
would be "dry.' It had been planned
to extinguish the lights in the big
auditorium suddenly and the walters
were to have entered from all sides
of the banquet room carrying dishes
of flaming brandy. It was conceded
that the picture of 800 tongues of
Pickering blue flames being carried
about the darkened hall and finally
placed before each diner would have
been effective. But the prospect of
this picture was knocked into a
cooked hat when liquor was barred
and the artistic chefs only consola-
tion now is the fact that the service
guard of the president would not
have allowed the lights to have
been turned down anyway.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
SUNDAY IS RED letter
. DAY FOR ME1hODISTS
TWO ABLE SERMONS ARE GIVEN
DURING SPECIAL
SERVICES
Dr.. Danford breaches in the Morning
and Dr.. Lincoln Shute is Speaker Of
the Evening Service.

Sunday was a red letter day at the
Methodist church in the way of able
sermons The attendance was large,
the main auditorium being we'll filled
at every service.
The morning service was preached
by DR.. Danford, and while not so an
nounced the subject might be given
as Goods way of building a church, VS..
the DEVILS way of destroying it,
He said that Gods way of building
a church was through the holy spirit
and that the holy spirit was always
represented by fire. The sermon il
lustrated the following points: Light
against Darkness; Life against Death;
The Holy Spirit against Eternal Death
These points were considered in the
mastery manner so we'll known OF
this great preacher.
After considering Gods Way of
building the church he presented the
DEVILS way of destroying it. Among
other things mentioned was the follow
ing:
Sneering at Holy things.
Voting against the pest, signing
liquor licenses and many things for
supposed commercial gain.
Doing mean little things.
Uncharitable judgment of others.
Temper.
Doing little Wrongs.
Yielding to temptation.
Trifling with the Spirit.
Neglect of prayer.
Neglecting to cooperate with 9TH
orB.
Jabbering.
Crushing the Spirit.
In the evening DR.. Shute began a
series of six sermons under the head
of: After Death-What?
The subject of the sermon Sunday
evening was Is There Anything after
Death? If a man die shall he live
again? Living for two worlds.
Those only who have heard and fol-
lowed DR.. Shute in many discourses
can imagine the power. grandeur, and
sublimity of this sermon.
The philosophers of all ages teach
the immortality of the soul.
The yearnings of every heart teacn
it, unless the heart is perverted and
is afraid Of life after death.
1t is unreasonable to believe that
the Creator has given the possibilities
of all vegetable and animal creation
reaching it's possibilities on this earth
and man alone denied that possibility
if there was not some way whereby
the possibility might be attained.
It is impossible to believe that the
great and heroic lives of the patrl-
archs, the philosophers, the discov.
erers, martyrs, the saints, and all
others, have gone out in darkness. IN
total annihilation.
It is possible that the dead forms
of our fathers and mothers, with their
faith and prayers for us, laid in the
grave is all there is of them? and all
there ever can be of us?
ihe subject tonight will be:
"The intermediate state. Where
and in what condition are our friends
between death and judgment? Arc
they asleep or in conscious activity?
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
1902 vessels of all classes. SIT,
Queer Newspaper Names.

The Italians are naturally an imagi.
native race. and the titles which they
give to their newspapers. especially
in the provinces, fully confirm the fact.
Here are some instances of the curios
tiles:
At Aqui. in Piedmont. there Is II
Bollcntc nhe boiling one): at Gerace.
thc Cirrus Of Nero: ut Messina, the
Lightning: ut Lucc;,. the Second Light
ming: at Mcnhercelli. the Inflexible: nj
Cotania. III" New Marionettes.
Humorous publications. rejoice in
even stranger titles. We have the
Contropelo lshave against the grain
at Naples. the Two Of Spades at
Turin, the Slap in the Face at Bo'
logna. the Pif Paf at Palermo. the
Brush at Cattanissetta and the Mos
quito at Savigliano.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30

Dakota, Delaware, Michigan, Louisi
ana, Michigan, South Carolina, Kans
as, Vermont, New Hampshire, Mime
sofa, Mississippi, Idaho, Missouri
Ohio, Georgia, Nebraska, New Jersey
Virginia, Maine, Iowa, Indiana and
Armored Cruisers.
Washington and North Carolina.
Protected Cruisers.
Salem and Des Moines.
Destroyers
Reid, .Flusser, Lamson, Preston
Smith, Drayton, Paulding, Mccall Roe
Perry, Perkins Mayrant, Sterrett
Walker, Warrington, Patterson, Mon.
Afghan, Ammen, Burrows, Trippe, Mac.
donough and Worden.
Torpedo Boats
Porter, Blakely, Dupont, Barney
Biddle, Craven. Dahlgren, De Long
Shubrick, Stockton, Tingey, Wilkes
Eagley, Bailey, Styingham and Morris
Subm arines.
Brayling, Bonita, Narwhal. Salman
Snapper, Stingray, Tarpon and Octo
pus.
Torpedo Boat Tenders.
Dixie. Castine and severn.
Gunboats.
Nashville, Dolphin, Petrol, and Mar
ietta.
Auxiliaries.
Prairie (transport), San Francisco
(mine layer, Lebanon ammunition
ship, Panther (repair ship, May
flower converted YACHT, Yankton
(tender), Celtic and Culgoa (supply
ships), and Solace (hospita. ship.)
Golfers
NEPTUNE, Cyclops, Hector, Mars, Vul
can. Ajax, Brutus, and Sterling.
Oil Tanker
Arethusa.
Tugs.
Patuxent, PataDsco. and Potomac.
Summary.
\ ,11 ~
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
Dark Stars.

Scattered through space are tnnu-
merable stars that give forth very lit
tie light or heat. Either they were
never at any period Of their history
bright and glowing like the myriad
stars that make the midnight sky so
beautiful or in the course of countless
ages the heat they once possessed has
radiated away from them into the
depth of space, and now they are. as
their name describes them. dark
stars"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
KITCHEN SHOWER
FOR MISS WILLIAMS
FOURTEEN YOUNG LADIES EN-
TERTAlNED At HoSkiNs RESI-
DENCE SATURDAY.
Evening Was Spent In Social Man.
ner and Dainty Refreshments Were
Served,

Saturday evening, at the Hoskins
residence on Fourth street, north,
Mrs. R. D. Hoskins and Mrs. Phil j.
Meyers entertained fourteen of the
intimate young lady friends of Miss
Alice Williams at a kitchen shower
given in honor Of Miss Williams. The
evening was spent in social manner
and light refreshments we're served
All who were in attendance report a
very enjoyable evening.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30

Does that state afford another chance
for the unforgiven sinner to be saved? ?
The reasons for belief in immortal
ity is:
l. A natural thing.
2. Intuition of reason.
3. When God made man he prom
ised it.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30

D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist, Of
Fargo, will visit Bismarck profession
ally, Wednesday. November 1st. All
persons having defective eye-sight
or who need their glasses changed or
renewed should call and see him. or
flee at Mckenzie Hotel.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
BOUGHT NEW SHOP.

Palmer johnson was among the
northbound passengers on the 500
line Monday. He has purchased the
Underwood barber shop formerly
owned by Marble Wells. Mr.. Johnson
went to Underwood to look over the
town and to make arrangements for
running his new place of business.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.

Mrs. E. A. Hughes was hostess at
a delightful reception which was ten
dered at the Hotel Mckenzie Sunday
evening" There was a large number
of people in attendance. The recep-
ton and dinner was held In the
Hughes apartments at the hotel, and
was a very delightful occasion.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE
FUND IS DISTRIBUTED
SECRETARY OF STATE HAS AP.
PORTIONED AMOUNT AMONG
COUNTIES
Money Received from 5000 Tags, Less
Expense, is Issued on the First A.
portionment.

Secretary of State Norton and his
assistants on Saturday, made dis
tribution among the counties OF the
state of the motor vehicle license
fund for the months of July and Aug
ust. This action on the part of the
official cleans up 5000 of the vehicle
license tags. This leaves 1908 tag
licenses yet to be distributed, and
this will be done in few days, or
as soon as the licenses can be record
ed. Burleigh county in the first SIX
thousand licenses had but forty one
automobiles and five motor cycles.
The auto license tags cost % cents
each and the postage rate for mailing
them is fifteen cents. There is also
further reduction for the printed
matter The license tax is 50 per ve-
hicle. The total number of licenses
issued is 1905. Secretary Norton has
contracted with the BOrveson manu-
featuring company of St. Paul, for
the 1912 tags. They will be an improve
ment over the ones now in use. The
letters will be red on white back
ground. The tags are made of steel
and have a ribbed border. The corn
ers are round and the screw and strap
holes are rounded and made smooth
to prevent wear. None of these tags
will be sent out until after January l..
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
MUST KEEP OFF STREETS

Any boys caught on the streets af
ter nine pm. this evening or Tuesday
evening will be arrested. A large
force of extra policemen have been
detailed for these days.
A. F. Mcdonald,
Chief of Police.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
BROWN MUST 90 EIGHT YEARS

WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. 3U.-Sen-
tence was passed at Morden, Man.
on George Brown for attempted rape
OF Miss Gladys Price, the Riv' ida;e
school teacher. He will spend eight
years in the Manitoba penitentiary. !
He received his sentence with a
smile
Bismarck daily tribune., 1911-10-30
BLuEJACkE1S TO TtKE

Continued from nape ~
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30

Mrs. Claude Watson is dangerously
i'll.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely.
Olin Frush who has been visiting here
for the past two weeks started home
Thursday. going by way of Colorado
Springs and Denver.
Rev. Dean preached an Interesting
sermon Sunday morning to 8 large
audience. At night he delivered a
temperance address.
Mrs. E. NJ Corrie who has been sick
for the past two weeks is improving.
Sesdamss Mundell ana Johns attend
ed church here Sunday.
The school board has been fortunate
in securing Gertrude Johnston to teach
our school.
Mrs. Billy Greathouss while burning
out hens nest set FIRE to their barn.
1t being dry and windy the flames made
quick work of the building. &rs Great
house and her sister succeeded in get
ting out the stock but some harness and
implements were burned. The barn
contained 1000 nu. of maize but it was
-thrsshed and escaped without much
damage.
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
Boston Pickings.

o. Leach is having well drilled on
his homestead Burnett of the Ciuar-
ron country doing the work. Ol is now
living on the Roy Wiley place,
1t is reported that Henry Campbell.
Who some time ago went to Oklahoma,
Is married.
Yves Aleorn is back on the old place
IN account of the sickness of the baby.
IVES is holding down desert farm ON
the Cimarron and mas thirty foot
well I'll ready for reclamation purposes.
Chas. Wilsoa and son Charley started
to the road Monday after freight for
Wheeler.
Will Couch went to the Cedars last
week for more wood.
The Woolley boys were up at Boston
last Sunday in thsir new auto.
Loana Welch is growing Chillian
Mammoth pumpkin fsr the fair, and
says he is going to make it weigh 25O
pounds.
For some unAccountable reason we
have not been getting the rain lately
that we nave been wanting, but it is an
awful good time for killing weeds.
If these new settlers stay and more
come some provisions viii have to be
made Tor housing the peopls on public
occasions school houses too small.
AT the conference last Saturday it
:vas decided to devide the circuit, throw
ing Villas in the Springfield circuit. A
married man win be provided tor the
Springfield circuit and a single man fol-
the Boston-stonington circuit. With our
growing population the circuit has be
rome too large for one man TO fill the APP
oointments, and hnece the change.
The basket dinner all-day meeting
Sunday was attended by visitors from
surrounding towns, and not half the
people could be seated. Probably as
many more vonId have come except for
their knowledge of this fact.
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of sha Interior.
Irnitcd Stnlrs Innd Ofice

Lamar. Colorado. June 20. 1911.
To Jesse Bsrsnot o. stonin<ton. Colorado
Contestee You are he by notided that walter
c. luasd who gives mp9rt, Colo. as his post
office ayi scs5 did Oh no o. 81 ile in this Office
his duly rrobo-atc. "a 1lleation q contest and
secure the cansellatiu1 ~ your homestead Entry
Nc. Serial No o''i2 aiadp Maren - 9's, ior
sw Sc. 2s twp. 80 $ rsnrc 81 W Gth ?. Inland
as s.rouiil for his contest he uilegcs that said
claimant aas wholly a.ladons said land for more
than one sr-r last p.7t; that he has faied to re
side upon or 10 cvlt'yato any rart of yaid land;
that there an no D. 4inq- og otaer in1provpnents
upon said lard; thu Of said detrults have eS-
istcd for more than lA year last past to daie
hereof
You are, therefor further notified that tho
said ALLEGATIONS win tc taken By this odl-e us
having been coufes. 60 ~ you and yoer said entry
will be enueeled tho ndsr without your further
right to bs heard I'll ein. either before this office
or on appeal. If ycu fail Ito file in this Office
within 20 days after tie fourth publication of this
notice, q shown below, you fanswer. under oath.
specifically meeting aa responding TO these ale
cations OF contest. or you Fail within that time
To e in thi. fee dae proof that you have served
a copy OF your answer IN he said contestant either
in person or b, registered mail If this service is
r,nda by the dell ssry ai a copy Of your answer to
the contestant in person. proof of such service
must be eitscr the said contestants written aek-
nowlcdFcmcnt of his F-eeipt of the copy. showing
the date OF is receipt Or the affidavit Of The per
BY whom he deli 's. was made stating when
and where tho .o-y delivered; if made by
registered mail pseaf Of such service must consist
II the affidavit Of thr rerson bs whom the copy
was mailed stating wien and the uosi office 10
which it was mailed thd this affidavit must be
accompanied by the del isiasiers receipt for the
letter.
You should state in our answer the name of
the post Office to which au desire future notices
to be sen 10 you.
EUGENE II. WHITAKER, Register.
Dale OF first auhlieation-June 20
:. >, second q" July
:. third II
;ourth e
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
RodIey.

There was a dance at Rodley after
the ball game. All report 4 good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stagner spent the 25th.
with Mr.. Green's.
There was good crowd to witness
he ball game SATURDAY. The score was
= to 4 in favor OF Wentworth.
trsnk Elnlars has beer quite sick
Fith the measles but is improving.
Bernie North was shaking hands with
friends in this nsighberhood Saturday.
Miss Stella Lucas passed through
Rodley enroute to Lamar.
Mrs. H E McGo~an left Tuesday
for visit with her daughter in Texas
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
Horse Greek SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Chenoweth visi-
led J. n. Stalnakers Monday.
H. Bidwen, VIM. and Clspd Hooker
took in the sights at Two Buttes, Sat.
> Frank Basset and wife took supper at
he Hooker ranch the 25.
C. Dursnt was st Lamar few days
ago
oxenreider Bros. finished we'll fol-
]. n. Stalnaker at 20S feet.
John Young IS on the sick list
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
Stoninoton Items

Mrs. Eta Lawyer has returned from
visit in Kansas.
A. R. Burnett is drilling well for
0. F., Leach,
F. H. Mitchell is building an addition
to his restaurant.
The ball game between the Sandy
Arroya and Stoaington boys resulted in
score of IL to 10 in favor of Stoning-
ton.
NJ. E. McGehee is back on his claim
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30

The Misses Phoebe and Clara Speck-
mann left on Wednesday in the Lam
port ear for Lamar. from which place
they will go to Colo. Springs and other
points in the mountains sight seeing.
Miss Phoebe has filled the position of
deputy under Post Master Speckmann,
for several months, and has given great
satisfaction to the patrons.
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
Blaine

E. Hall has lost several head Of cat
tie from some unknown cause.
E. C. Pushee and wife, of LaJunta
came down to visit at the Knox ranch.
Mr.. Pushee is brother of Mas. Birkel.
DR.. Milligan was called to the Knox
ranch Thursday to see Mrs. Bickel.
Tilden Hall came in last Wednesday
:or an extended visit with home folks.
Mitchell & Thompson of LasAnimas
were in this vicinity last week.
Harry Caddick spent Sunday with
Dayton Knox.
Walter Caddick went to Two Buttes
for planter last week to replant his
crop.
L. L. Knox is cutting his vega hay
which is heavy crop this year.
NJ. n. Myers is building cement
milk house.
Mr., Smith has gone to Tyrone after
his wife.
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
xorlcsron rrnLrcArLoN
Department Of the Interior.
g. :. Land phice

No. u.565-O5ss6
Department OF the Interior.
g. :. Land Ohice
Lamar. Colo. June p 1911
N"iise is hereby gives that Joseph :. Seannel
Of Springfield Colo, who on April 50, ,9oe,
made aumeStcar app. No. s2ss. serial No. 0sd5,
FOR lot s0ul, Ss. NV and s, Ne 4; ard
on Ausu-. D. 1873 made additional app. No o5ss s
Tor \ Z NV .Nf=SE 3. NEi.SE'. anin sec Is
Township 20 South. Raurc a West Of the 6th.
p. M. GOA, hle-. aot.re Of intention to make fnal
avc year PROOF {" establish claim TO the land
above described before the elc-k of the district
court a; Springfield, Colo, on the 18th Gay Of
Arr-. lell.
Claimant us'n-s a. yuucs-t 5; Herbert E
Hoalsher, Egbe-i ,. Honsher. Harssy c, Ket
Jez4e- c Dezu al-r Spriutfeld. Coio-
ErGENE y. WHITAKER. R gistef
First sab tuu5 Q-last Jul' 81
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30

NO. ol0Ils
U. s LAND OFFICE
Lamar, Colo, June 10 1911
Notice is hereby given that Santa Fs Pacific
Railroad Co. of Topeka. County OF Shawnee,
State of Kansas has filed in this office Its ap-
pleation TO select under the provisions Of the
Act OF Congress approved June Asst $50 Stats.
ll-S5) and Act of Congress approved March
eos ,ss Stats. 1850 Sw J. Sc !, sec. twp. 81 S
range 81 W 6th P. NJ.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, desiring to object because OF
the mineral character of the land, for any
other reason, to the disposal to applicant, Should
file affidavit of protest in this office, befor'
the 81 da7 of July, lsli.
Eugene NJ. Whitaker
Register
r.. ,,,,lf;.,f;,,, .r,,c g;-las- J,,ty
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
ST a rs LANDS.

Ono z The State Board Of
Land Commissioners.
Denver. Colo. June p. 1911.
Notice IS hereby given that 7. d. Watson,
whose postofhcs address. is Blaine Colorado, has
made application No. go to lease tho following
described school lands. situate in Baea county.
Colorado. to-vit:
All Of section i5. township % south. sanse q
west.
No otter application to lease the above deserib-
ed lanls 'yil be considered after July ai. 1911.
B. L. JEFFERSON.
Register 81 T. Boa;i Land Commissioners
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30

Serial No. oSSi2
Contest No. 5s57
Department OF the Interior
United States Land ONCE.
Lamar. Colorado, May 9th. 1911.
a sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
IN this ofice by George F. Baldwin. contestant.
against homestead entry No. ss72, serial No 0s2
made Nov. 9Th 1907. Tor Southeast quarter
sec 2d township p s. range 70 West 9Th P. NJ.
by Cora l. We, rkamp. contestee in which it is al
legged that Cora !. veerkarnp has wholly ahsH-
doned said land that she has failed to reside
upon said land for than two years last
past and has failed to cultivate same since date
of entry: that she has sold the improvements on
said land: that she has been absent from said
land for more than two years last past and that
said defaults continue to this date said parties
hereby notified to appear. respond, and offer
evidence touching said allegation at
10 o'clock a m, on July %, 1911,
before the clerk Of the district court at Spring
field Colorado, and that final hearing will be held
at 10 o'clock d m on July % tn. 1911. before the
Register and Receiver at the United States Land
Office in Lamar, Colo.
The said contestant h,vng,in a proper affidavit
hled May "a. 1911, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made. it is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
| Record address of entryman-
Liberal. Kansas.
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER, Register.
First pub juno 2s-last pub July q
The Springfield herald., 1911-06-30
Middle Aged and Elderly
People.

Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases of kid
ney ano bladder troubles, and for pain
full and annoying Irregularities Post
Office drug store. per s. E. Speckman.
Prop.