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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-10-26
Advertised Letter List.

October l6, 1911.
Brown, Miss Jean: Howard. Miss
Gertie; Love, Miss Eliza; McDermott,
Edith; Miller, Mrs. Chas. Rogers,
Annie; Waller, Mrs. II. c. Bartlett,
7. s.. Benker. MIR. Breedlove, j. S.
Cooper. W. H. Earl, Elliott: Green,
+. IL. Harris Oscar; Kuhns, Oscar,
MeMurray, James; peery, d. A.;
Roberts, M. f.. Stock, Chris; Van
Sickle, Mr.. Winkler Henry; Wilson.
A. II.
October %, 1911.
McKercher, Mrs. f.; Metcalf. Mrs.
W. Sam. Elsie (lndian Crib Wilcox.
Gertrude: Adams, W. F.; Cameron,
Dave; Crockett, Fred (2) Dickson,
Chas. /; Erwin. Geo II, ; Farmer, W.
II. i; Franklin. A. b. Geernaert.
Osmond G.. Rennble, Il. S.. Hunt
singer, Fred Ingrahm, c. A. Leo,
Goff. Rev. +. Morrin Prof. W. II. /;
Nicholson, Il. II. Palini, Wilyom; ?.
Q. Box ID; Powers, j. J. g.; Richtor.
Albert; Richardson, Elmer: Schulen-
burg, Rev. Carl; Stubbs, Mr. Todd.
?. Tyler, Bert; Wall, Robert: Wilson,
Max, Jay p. Lucas, Postmaster.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

ported beginning of fighting at :.iudad
Juarez
Speaking for the government, Creel
said:
''Thc political situation in chihuahua
looks to be about the sa,a' as it has
been during the pas, fo II wees Tue
cnly difference is thar til, insurgents
who We're in posessor of the ''uer-
rero district having been defeated have
moved north. After being defeated at
Guerrero, they abandone! that district
and went to Galena: VIII II. they were
they were defeated by Col. Rabago and
Col. Escuearo. Knowing that more fed
eral troops were on their way to cap
ture them they have now moved to
the neighborhood of Jiudad Juarez
with two main objects; to set rein
forcemcnts Of men, arms, an,l amuni.
ton from Mexicans on the frontier OF
Texas and to cross the line into the
United States territory in ease Of ,le-
feat in Ciudad Juarez. They also went
there to more easily protect the lives
of the leaders of the insnrrcction. -
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

attention, not only among the dele
gates but from the local citizens and
the farmers of the county. The skat-
ing rink was laid out in broad aisles
with the booths effectively placed
along the sides.
The Devils Lake exhibitors attracted
no little comment from the visitors.
The Maher Spark Plug was in active
opera t;on Mr.. Prr"ess demonstrating
to everybody's entire satisfaction II
turersselt cleaning feature that has
comincndation fro meastern manufac-
The Horton Motor Company had a
well displayed exhibit of Everything
in Motoring bbut the Trouble a res
onant horn attracting the attention of
the passerby.
One of the big exhibitors was The
Marshall-Wells Company, Of Duluth.
Fl. C. Anderson had novel exhibit
of his Fire and Fool Proof lighting
system in actual working condition.
The American teel and Wire Com
pany, while attracting attention with
their comfortable rest room in the
skating rink attracted more attention
with their supplementary exhibit at the
sevilla sample room, where pleasing
souvenirs were given each visitor.
An individual mention Of the ex.
hibitors and their wares is unfortunate
ly impossible.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
FRANK KENT FINDS
PLNCE FOR GOATS
ESQUIRE OF GRAND FORKS LODGE
PICKS OUT SOFT SPOTS FOR
THE CANDIDATES.

Frank Kent, of Grnad Forks, a
name that strikes terror into the hearts
Of Elk fawns was in the city Tuesday
of this week arranging for stalls for
his herd of trained goats and pasture
for them after they have fnishted their
work on the evning Of Feb. 25th. From
Mr.. Kcnt's story the candidates who
are admitted to Devils Lake Lodge OF
Elks will get more for their money
than any other herd of fawns that have
ever been admitted. The work team
of Grand Forks have racked their
brains securing ne wstunts and revising
old ones.
Word was received the first Of the
week that special trains would run
from Williston, picking up Minot and
from Grand Forks, carrying with them
Croakston. Fargo will send a specia1
car as will Fergus Falls, Mimi, the
home lodge Of Art Reade. chairman Of
the local committee. jamestown, Val
ley City, Bismarck and Dickinson all
promise to send large delegations.
The Fort Totten band is the latest
musical organization to be secured
making six bands for the one day.
A delegation Of local Elks will at
fond tho ,noctiuc at Farpo Saturday
night and extend a hearty invitation
to them to be present at he "doings.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
PRES. ". H. HORTON
IS BACK FROM TRIP
PRESIDENT OF DEVILS LAKE
COMMERCIAL CLUB SEES HEAD
OF NEW ROAD.

W. H. Horton, president of the Dew
lis Lake Commercial Club, returned the
latter part of last week from trip to
Chicago and the Twin Cities, where he
attended the automobile shows.
On his way to Chicago Mr.. Horton
took trip to Racine, Wis, where he
interviewed Mr.. Bull, president of the
J. I. Case Company and a strong fac
tor in the Midland Railroad, which is
to be built from jamestown to Pembi-
ma. Mr.. Bull seemed to be deeuly in
terested in the facts and figures given
him by Mr.. Horton regarding Devils
Lake, it's rapid growth and the stabili-
ty of its territory and promised to take
up the matter with the board of direc-
tors. A committee has been appointed
by Pres. Horton to keep up correspon-
dence with the officers of the road and
an effort will be made to have the pro-
motars visit this city.
Mr.. Horton left Wednesday night
for Grand Forks where he will attend
the automobile show in progress there.
q '
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
HEAD OF HORSES WERE
KILLED BY SNOW PLow ON
FARMERS LINE WEDNESDAY.
scovERED BY PASSENGER
BODY OF ONE HORSE FOUND
wEDaED UNDER SNOW PLow
AFTER TRAIN STOPPED.
Special to The World:

Specla4 70 I0e WOrlQ:
Starkweather, N. d., Feb. S-Eleven
head Of horses were killed outright by
a train on the Farmers line, three
miles north Of this city this afternoon
and it was only through sheer good luck
that the train was not ditched.
The engine was pushing y snow plow
when the accident occurred, the blind
ing sheets of snow evidently hiding the
animals from the engineer. The first
intimation of trouble was discovered
by a passenger who was looking out
of the window and saw one of the
horses beside the track. The conductor
was notified, the air applied and an in
vestigation started. Ten of the horses
had been pitched over onto the bank
while the body of the eleventh lay
firmly wedged beneath the plow and
the track, where shift of foot either
way would have meant the derailment
of the train.
During the recent storm the line has
been used as a road by the farmers
and in some way the horses found their
way upon it. Eight of the animals be.
longed to Hans Madison while the re.
naming three were the property Of
MAIDS Nelson. The loss is severe
one, not only to the owners of the hors
es but to the railroad.
No blame is attached to either tho
owners or the engineer as the ploN
completely cut off any view Of the OBJ
structions on the road.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
FOUR GIRLS TIRED OF CITY LIFE
ARE EARNING TRIP TO THE
FAR WEST.
TO REACH LAKE TODAY
PARTY EXPECTS TO REACH THIS
CITY TODAY WHERE THEY
WILL SPEND SUNDAY.

Tired of the humdrum life Of the
city and filled with an ambition to
see the Golden West, four young ladies
Of Minnesota and Wisconsin have start
ed out to seek their fortunes. If pres
ent plans mature, they will reach Devils
Lake today.
In the party are Miss Jane Browne.
Of Minneapolis, formerly of Alexandria:
Minn., and Miss Kathryn Hyer, Bessie
Stevens and Elinor Hyer Of Janesville,
Wis.
Two of the girls are stenographers;
two are clerks; one of them plays a
piano; all of them sing. Likewise
they all assert they can make practical
demonstrations in domestic economy, if
force of circumstances should make it.
necessary. All are plucky, which with
such other accomplishments as the abil
tiles to canvas, to walk far and to live
cheaply, they expect to get them over
considerable portion of the western
continent.
"strappcd," replied Miss Browne,
"Wc don't contemplate embarrassment
from any such .inconsequental details.
There always will be something we can
do. Besides, as you probably are aware,
tie passes are neither prohibitive by
law nor arc they very expensive
There will be no impediments in the
shape of much baggage or accouter-
ments to hinder their travel. One
trunk, which will be routed about two
weeks ahead of the party, will serve
the four. Neither will there be any
band boxes in the group, but each will
carry a small suit case and a canvass
ing book.
Main reliance will be placed by tn
scriptions for magazine in Spokane
and devoted to business and industries
of the west. If pushed for funds they
will earn a dollar or SO singing in the
1O-cent theatres, and if need be, they
declare, they will not hesitate about
passing biscuits in some cafe.
A start at earning money for the first
part of their trip kas begun in st.
Paul. Throughout the afternoon they
were busy upon the streets displaying
their magazines. Two of them mad
the rounds of the state capitol, and
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
GIVES INTERVIEW
ON GOVERNMENT
RELATIVE OF GEN. CREEL OF
THIS CITY GIVES INTEREST
ING INTERVIEW.

Devils Lake people will be interested
in tho following interview given the
Associated Press by relative of Gen.
Creel of this city:
Mexico City, Feb. 3.-MaintaiEing
that the government Of Mexico had
the revolutionary situation v':ll in
hand; that the foreign interests were
not endangered and that the insurrec
ton will soon be subsidized, Enrique G.
Creel, minister of foreign relations to.
night gave to the Associated Press
statements setting forth tho govern
ment's view of the status Of affairs
Minister Creelstated that he had not
received any information as to re
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
WILL APPROVE REQUEST
LEGISLATIVE JUNKETING COM
M1TTEE INsPECTs THE SCHOOL
FOR THE DEAF.

A legislative committee consisting Of
Senators J. Linde, H. o. jacobson and
Representatives De Lance and Hoag
were in the city on Sunday and inspect.
ed the School for the Deaf. A request
has been .made Of the present legisla-
ture for additional funds with which
to complete the school buildings and
from all Indications the report of the
committee will be favorable. A thor.
ough inspection Of the school was made
and its needs outlined by Supt. Bangs
and E. B. Page, president of the board
of trustees.
A meeting of the board of trustees
was held Tuesday evening at which
routine business was transacted
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
): :***************:***: = ::

Bismarck, n. d.. Feb. S.--Resolu-
tions calling for the impeachment of
Judge John F. Cowan of the district
court of the Second judicial district
were introduced in the House this aft
crnoon by Representative A. A. Da-
Wis os Grand Forks county.
The charges against him in the reso-
luton relate to his personal and offc-
ial conduct.
BY resolutions introduced today, a
board of managers Of five, to be ap-
pointed by Speaker Hanley, is asked; /;
said BOARD to review evidence in ques-
ton. If it is deemed sufficient, the
House will be called upon to exercise
it's power in the matter of Impeachment,
sending the resolutions to the Senate,
that body sitting as a trial court. The
impeachment trial, should it be ordered,
would not be held until after the next
legislative session.
Judge Cowan arrived in Bismarck
today in connection with the affair.
He has been judge ten years, succeed
ing Judge Morgan, now chief justice Of
the state. His last election was two
years ago.
The impeachment resolutions were re-
ferred to a special committee Of seven
empowered to subpoena witnesses and
take evidence, reporting back to the
House before the. fiftieth day the evi
dence procured and it's recommends
tions.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

there met with such success they will
go back today and call upon the legis-
lature.
In the event everything goes along
we'll with them, the girls expect te
reach Southern California inside Of the
next nine months. They will work ovc
the Great Northern railway to Butte.
Mont, and from there to Seattle over
the Northern Pacific. They say their
main object is to get some "fun and
experience' out Of the trip.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
DEVILS LAKE RESIDENT RE.
CEIVEs LETTER FROM ALLEG-
ED RELATIVE IN PRISON.
WRITES FOR INFORMATION
MR.. GOLDBERG TO SECURE FULL
DETAILS OF THE PLAN THEY
ARE WORKING.

Sam Goldberg of this city is the
latest resident OF North Dakota upon
whom the old Spanish s:wndlc has been
tried, but Mr.. Goldberg proved himself
more than equal to the occasion and
has replied to the appealing letter in
order to get the full details of the
scheme.
The letter received by Mr.. Goldberg
was as follows:
Prison of Madrid, 25-1-911
Mr. Samuel Goldberg
Dear sir and relative
Having not the honour to know you
but Nv the references of my dead
mother, Mrs. Mary Goldberg, your re-
lative gave me, address myself to you
for The first time and perhaps the last
in considering to my grave state health
requesting your protection to my daugh-
ter mothcrless girl of IA years old who
is now in college.
Before being imprisoner here was
established as banker in Russia. I
beseeeh you to help me to obtain
sum Of dollars 100000 have in Amer
lea and to take care Of my daughter
by a reward of the third part of said
sum and the interest of the whole stock
during her minority being you duty to
advance the necessary funds to acquire
my baggage. AS I am in prison it is
prohibited me to receive public cor
respondence to my name but you must
send a cabblcgram signed with your
| full name to the servant name Of my
protector to know, if you received this
letter and instruct you in all my Sc.
cret.
I charge you absolute reserve about
this latter.
Awaiting your cable 1 am dear sir
your truly.
A. PETROVIEZ GOLDBERG.
First of all an din considering to my
grave state health I will thank you
answer me by cable not by letter as
follows
FRANCISCO PRAST,
ruencarral 15-segundo,
Madrid, Spain.
Mr.. Goldberg replied as follwos:
/ Devils Lake, n. d., Feb Sth, 1911.
Mr.. A. P. Goldberg,
Madrid, Spain.
Dear sir
L have Just received your letter. I
am out in the country just now and
therefore cannot cable but send my
boy to register this to you. just wish
to say that l received your letter SO
that you may know the same has been
received If you write again state just
what YOU want me to do and where
your daughter is, the college, and now
much it will take to get your baggage
and also where the baggage is and
what it consists Of Address me to
Devils Lake, Ramsey county, North
Dakota, for expect to be back there
permanently before spring and if do
not it will come to me by rural de-
livery.
Yours truly,
/ SAM GOLDBERG.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
STATE CHAMPION IS
STILL uNDEFEATED
OLE IAUGE SECURES TWO FALLS
FROM M'GURREN OF CRARY
WHO PUT UP GOOD MATCH


Outweighed and unfortunate in fail
ing TO get in his holds at the opportune
time, NlcGurren, of Crary, popular in
this section of the state as wrestler,
was defeated by Ole Hauge, the heavy
weight champion of the state, at the
Grand opera house Wednesday evening.
Eauge secured the first fall in about
twenty minutes but McGurren IS admir-
crs were clated when in the next four
minutes he put the champion on his
back with half Nelson and scissors
hold. Hauge secured the third fall in
something over half an hour. Both men
put .'r a good exhibition and an inter
cstcd crowd watched the match.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
ATTEMPT WILL Be
MADE TO IMPEACH
PETITION TO IMPEACH JUDGE
CoWAN BEING CONSIDERED
BY STATE LEGISLATURE
Special to The World:

Bismarck, N. d.. Feb. a motion
for reconsideration of the resolution
passed Wednesday by the House auth
orizing an Investigation of the charges
made against Judge Cowan, of the End
Judicial District. was proposed by sew
en- of the members from the Second
District who gave as their reasons that
the charges were brought by a small
clique of men who were peeved over
political and fractional defeats. The
motion lost after a heated debate, last
ing for forty-fve minutes, by vote
of so to ~. All the Ramsey county
delegation, with the exception of Hy-
land, voted for reconsideration.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
MAN ON THE BOX" EXCELLENT
Theatrical Production at Local Opera
House Last Night Meritorious.

"The Man on the Box" was produc-
cd at the local opera house last night by
we'll balanced company. Each mem
Der of the cast is worthy Of favorable
mention and each part was interpreted
in an excellent manner. The attendance
was good and the repeated applause
demonstrated that the play was being
we'll received.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
Will INTRODUCE A Bill FOR BIRD RESERVES

+ + + +
bill creating bird this city
the the local An7utn Society will the
The of
rapidly There many
Roosevelt when he president
The idea Of refuge that all wild life find -
place will be the birds tis
protection in a short time
That such needed
yearly the ranks Of nearly all tho birds growing
every BIRDS life tragedy, making
them them where there will be less
should Since
prohibited
noticeaby islands
many of the water binds.
following BILL blank
sign representative Bismarck
+
For an creating Dakota
within
!
by Legislature Assembly
+ Dakota:
+ SEC appeared appear in the
hereby reserved,
and it shall be unlawful for
KILL injure bird to rob de-
said Of the
WHEREAS, An exists in that the nesting
of July 1911 and there
quae protection and therefore this act shall be-
come after its passage and approval
i We this bill passed:
+
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
HANNA GETS BILL
THROUGH THE HOUSE

Washington, Feb. 6.-Cong. L. B.
Hanna and other representatives who
have been working for the passage of
the bill granting leave of absence to
settlers, succeeded in getting the bill
through the house today. 1t had al.
ready passed the senate.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

on unless you follow it up individually
Every senator and congressmar knows
that it is mere matter Of form to pass
these resolutions at these conventions.
What I want to urge upon each and
every one Of you is this: tl'at you
get busy when you get home.
"Write them in your own bandwrit-
ing, On your own stationery, aui in
your own particular style, AMI give
them some reasons why you are op-
posed to 1t, and should they **k for
further information, be prompt to write
the magain. This will show them you
are not only Interested but that YOU
are watching them. That kind Of tao
tics will have, more weight and lnilu-
ence than, all the resolutions we could
possibly pass here.'
In conformity with resolutions pass
ed at our last annual convention. rela-
tive to the appointmcntofalegislative
tive to the appointment of legislative
committee. I have arn";nt.d such Il
committee consisting Of Senator y. L..
Garden of Souris and F.e; res' ntatjves
S. J. Doyle of Darlington and Frank
Hyland of Devils Lake.
I wish to extend nv sirccre thanks
to you for the honor bestowed upon ln.,
in ciecting me as yaar president for
the past year.
I have tried to meet the requirements
of the high Office as w'l rs I knew
how 10 err is human, aud [ have no
doubt but that in SON, instances 7 have
fv.]td.
"To the executive ,o,:,rittcc wish
to tender thanks for their help and
ready advice. Especially do feel ill.,
debted to our excellent secretary for
his many favors, kindly advice and eff
fcient service. Unquestionably, the
success that we have thus far attained,
is due in large measure to his untir-
ing efforts.
We are starting on the 18th year Of
existence.
We have passed the experimental
stage long ago, and think we have
right to feel that we are entitled to be
recognized as an important factor iii
the upbuilding of the commercial life Of
our growing state.
"Every member Of our association
should have personal feeling, that he
has part of this work to do, that this
is his association. that the growth and
prosperity of this association is just as
important, as any part of your own
private affairs.
"We need you in our membership
You need US.
Every legitimate Hardware Dealer in
North Dakota ought to be member OF
this association, and with such mem
bership, the results that could be OBJ
tanned would surprise US.
We are doing good work. If you will
all do your share we can do still better
"We want to make our annual con
ventions so interesting and beneficial
that no dealer will feel that he can af
1 ford to miss it.
stWe should endeavor to conduct this
Organization on liberal, broad gauge
plan, recognizing the rights Of others
but at the same time insist on fai'
play. BY SO doing we are entitled te
the respect and recognition that should
properly be ours"
Attorney F. T. Cuthbert spoke OIL
Competitive Principles and secre
tary Barnes presented his annual re
port.
Wednesday night the exhibits were
shown the delegates, theI Devils Lake
band rendering well selected program
THE EXHIBITS.
i The display of exhibits was we'll ar
ranged and attracted great deal o.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
HANS MOE OF CHuRCHs FERRY
HoNoRED BY REELECTION AS
THE PRESIDENT.
ADDRESSES WE'RE EXCELLENT
ENTIRE SESSION ONE OF IN
sTRUcT1oN AND ENTERTAIN
MENT FOR DELEGATES.

The annual meeting Of the Retail
Hardware Dealers Association of the
state closed last evening after sue
cessful and interesting session.
"The convention here was the best
in the history Of the state," said well
known hardware dealer, "and Devils
Lake should feel proud Of the manner
in which they have taken care of us.'
Yesterday afternoon Hans Moe, Of
Churchs Ferry, to whose efforts much
of the success Of the convention was
due, was unanimously reelected as pres
ident. Mr.. Harrington Of Fargo was
elected as a member of the executive
committee and it was decided to leave
the selection of the next meeting place
to the executive committee. The Sec
retary will also be chosen by the same
committee.
Yesterdays session was devoted
principally to the executive sessions,
where matters of interest to the trade
were discussed.
Wednesday night the delegates were
entertained at the Grand theatre and
later at the Commercial Club. They
also witnessed the wrestling match and
it was with characteristic courtesy due
the visitors that McGurren scored his
fall with "scissors hold.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
NORTH DAKOTA AS A MANUFACTURING State

Washington, 6-Athough reputation
bureau shows the manufacturing products of that
+ $l9,15OO00
There 753 establishments capital
About workmen
+ paid in salaries
+
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
LOST OUT IN SENATE.
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE BILL LOST
OUT IN SENATE BY A VOTE OF
Is TO %.
Special to The World:

Special to The World:
Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 10-The Wo-
mans Suffrage Bill, which was intro.
duced in the Senate yesterday after
noon was defeated by vote of IS to
23. Strong arguments were made on
both sides.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10

: Signers Of the petition ask
ing for the impeachment vera
: F. P. Mann, w. a. Godwarl,
: j. 4. Haig, Dan Y. Brennan, Joe
:. Bloom, l.. j. Wche, Sever Ser
: um.ard, II. Gocr and Arthur G.
:: Bailey, all of Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-02-10
THE EXHIBITS.

The display of exhibits was we'll ar
ranged and attracted great deal Of