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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Mayor Murphy of Grand Forks, is
out with a call to North Dakotans to
attend the Red River Hudson Bay Nav.
igation association meeting which will
be Held at Winnipeg July II. Most Of
the year there is just about enough wa
ter in the Red river to enable a canoe
to navigate nicely. An improvement
i'll the quality Of the water in the
mighty Red would be little more to
the point.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
Official Paper Of Ramsey County.
HELGEsON WILL SUPPORT HAN
MA

~ propose to support Mr.. Hanna
and the whole republican ticket. What
is the use of holding primary cleo
tion if you do not abide by the de-
cision reached9"
This is the emphatic declayation
made by Congressman Helgeson at
Fargo this week, and it ought to leave
in the minds of all no doubt as to
what the congressman intends to do.
While it win be pleasing to all mem
hers of the party, we fail to see how
Mr.. Helgeson could have done anything
else. Himself candidate for nominal
tion and participating in the primary
election as a republican, it would have
been a queer state of affairs if he had
chosen to bolt the ticket OF any part
Of it.
Mr.. Hanna was fairly nominated,
just as fairly and honestly as was Mr..
Helgeson, and for the latter gentle
man to pick and choose among the par.
ty nominees would have been equiva-
lent to q declaration that he did not
propose to be bound by the party's
action and that he was no longer a
member Of the party which elected
him to Office and which has maintain
ed him there and which win undoubt-
edly elect him again.
OF course, the democrats would have
been pleased to see Mr.. Helgeson bolt
the party nominees, STRIFE within the
republican party being the only hope
Of democratic success.
But Mr.. Helgeson is too astute a
politician and we believe too honest
. man to be led astray by the bray.
ing Of the democratic jackass. He has
always athliated with the republican
party, has honored it and been hon
ored by It: His declaration shows
that he;iss going to stick by the good
old ship. He is to be Congratulated
for his good judgement and commend.
ed FOR his honesty and integrity.
tkfp
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
Regardless of party af6liation or

Regardless of party affiliation or
+ fractional fights, Senator Lorimer
should be expelled. It has been prov
en- beyond question that he bought his
seat and that he has always succeed
ed politically by fraud and chicanery.
In the interest of clean politics and
good government he should be retir-
ed and as he says he will not quit
voluntarily he should be thrown out.
And it will be done. s..
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
As1NoT PLANS LIVELY CE1.EBRA
y TON FOR THE SURBEs
T WHEN THEY MEET.

The annual summer meeting Of the
North Dakota Press asociation vii! be
held in Minot, Friday and Saturday,
July 10th and goth. The citizens Of
Minot through the local Press club and
the Commercial club, are preparing an
elaborate program Of entertainment.
The summer meetings Of the N. D.
P. A. are especially enjoyable for the
ladies, and special arrangements are
being made this var for the entertain
mnt and comfort of the wives Of the
publishers Of the state. BY all means
have your wife share this outing.
The Headquarters win be established
at the Hotel Leland and all attending
the meeting are urged to call at Head.
quarters upon arriving in the city and
register and receive their badges of
recognition. /,
The members of the N. D. P. A.
band will meet at Minot on Thursday,
July 18th, as early in the day as pos.
sible. Call at the Hotel Leland, where
Director Haislett will be waiting 70,
you. Each band member is expected
to bring with him pair Of white duck
trousers. Caps OF hats will be furn.
ished. Director Haislett wishes to
have rehearsals all day Thursday. A
room has been provided for: this pur.
pose.
The members Of the chorus will meet
for rehearsal Immediately after the
morning session on Friday, the 10th
The Director will announce the exact
time and place Of meeting. All mem
bers of the chorus will receive the
inufic in : day or two, aud they are
requested to perfectly familiarize
themselves with the selections, 30 thai
little rehearsal will be necessary.
Program, =
/, The program will be short, only mat
ters Of supreme Importance beng tab
en- up, so that the association can have
more time for recreation. The Friday
morning business session viii open il
the new Armory ut 10 O'Clock sharp
Please be prompt. The advertising
committee viii make s report 1t thi,
session. Il the afternoon 1t 2 o'clocl
q speaker Of :nsational reputation vii
address the association upon vita
questions pertaining to the printing
business: After the address there vii
be county association meetings, pre-
sided over by the members Of the Ad
yertising Committee and such assist
ance .s they may require. After thes,
county meetings the association will b
in the hands Of tie Minot entertain
ment committee, who win provid,
auto rides about; the city, etc. a
$3.50 there Will be q banquet, FOLLOWED
by q vaudeville program, open, al
band concert, and grand bit: satnr
day, July 2oth, win 30 spent u 1t. wild
wood park. sXh oid1askioned piec;niii
dinner is being arranged for, and j
The afternoon tie sports commute!
will have charge Of the program.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Senator P. J. McCumber says that
he will vote to support Lorimer when
the final test comes, despite the popu-
lar clamor which has ben raised thru
out the country. Whatever we may
think Of Mr.. McCumber's Judgment,
we must all give him credit for nerve.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Both the Republican and Democratic
parties seem to be'hsSihg more or less
trouble in selecting7a ckaifman Tor the
national committee. Men who: think.
anything7of their political reputation
are shying away from the job. :; :
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

The Better Farming association has
declared war on the sow thistle. This
campaign, we understand, is not to be
COMPOUNDED with The war which is be-
ing waged by the State Law Enforce
ment league against blind pigs.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Reports from all over the northwest
60 to show that crops are about the
best ever. We are not out of the
woods yet, by any means, and lots can
happen between now and harvest, but
the crops have An excellent start and
with good weather from now on North
Dakota will harvest the greatest crop
since 1895. 49,.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

The states along the Atlantic sea-
board are enduring.torrid temperatures
the: thermometer going to ninety de-.
grees or more every day. After, all
there is no summer climate like that
Of North Dakota.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Journal recently moved into its new
home, built expressly for the paper,
and Mr.. Ribb's salutatory is full Of
optimism regarding the future of Ken
mare, and the Journal. May all his
hopes be realized.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Ana now they are talking about
nationwide petition, asking Taft to
withdraw from the race: If the fore.
sight: Of tie men at the helm of the
Republican party had been as good
as their hindsight' is, there would be
no need Of this humiliatin positiong.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Bryan sees in the nomination OF Will
son a great victory for the democratic
party next November. Bryan has been
seeing things ever since the conven-
ton Of 1896.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
NOTHING WILL BE DOME BY TIE
HOUSE IN THE MATTER
TILL, THDRSOAY.

WASHINGTON, July 1o.-consider-
alton Of the resolution to .impeach
Judge Robert W. Archibald Of the COM
merce court for alleged misconduct on
the bench will not be resumed until
Thursday by the house. The pressure
OF other business is responsible.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

With the 500 laying Bteel:on the new
line, the paper mill assured, and;.a bum.>
per crop all over North Dakota, it, is
about time for somebody in the back
row to rise and tell us ".what is the
matter with Devils Lake.'!e. .-s.-
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

1t has been settled beyond all ques.
tion that Hellstrom has received the
democratic nomination for governor.
THIS is about as far as MI. Hellstrom
will ever get in his attempt to land
the position. L. B Hanna will be the
next governor Of North Dakota, and
nobody is any more certain of that
than is Mr.. Hellstrom.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
SAD PLIGHT OF A. r. HAwKINsoN
WHO WAS CAMPING AT THE
CHAUTAUQUA HERE.
BRIEF MESSAGE TOLD OF ACCT
DENT WHICH WAS MORE SER
IOUS THAN NTIGATED.

A. R. Hawyinson Of Towner, N. D.,
who was camping at Chautauqua, but
who's outing enjoyment was broken up
by the message to the effect that his
mother haa been killed at Grove City,
MINI, the cessage bringing no furth.
er details Of the accident, did not know
when he departed on train No. 4, from
Devils Lake yesterday morning, that
he was riding on the same train
which the night before practically wip-
ed out his entire family; Not only was
the mother killed, as the message stat.
ed, which was received in Devils Lake,
but the sister, and his saster.in.law,
were also in the accident which wiped
out three lives. ft y -s.f.; :.
Following is the dispatch from Litch.
field, MINI.
Three persons were killed instantly,
another was perhaps mortality injured,
and two mifaculously escaped death
in Grove City, east Of here when Ct;
Northern train No. I; eastboSHd; struck
In automobile in which they were rid:
ring, about o'rlock last night. .
|, The dead: 49, - !; 4,
+ MRS. SWAN HAwK1NsoN, aged
20. ~. Eaa' -, 49,:
! RosE1LA HXwKrNsoN,, aged II.
r. NEIS NELSON. So !.
!: The inju1ed:'' ~ ~ :.f4.f.':. =
Mis-. N. E. Hswkinson, fractured leg
'acerations and perhap. internal Hurts
The lstter's husband and their 7:yea,
4! old son escaped by jumping as the
Etrain bore down on them. '1 | :.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Wahpeton is to have big celebra.
ton July Is, the occasion being the
laying Of the corner stone Of the new
court house which Richland county is
about to buiid. The list Of Speakers
includes Gov. Burke, Judge Allen, J.
n. Worst and W. E. Purcell.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Two hundred Of the retail merchants
OF the state are in attendance at the
annual meeting Of the association at
Dickinson. Wonder if the high cost
Of living will be discusseds
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

The effort. :; Of the democrats to stir
up trpubleIm the republican ranks, are
laughable. Democratic success de-
ponds wholly on. republican ,discord
and this year "there .ain:,t agoin' to
be no disfUra.''
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Crcok.ton and Devils Lake will
each. have special trains. INFO Fargo
Friday and SATURDAY mornings. Of this
week for the sauge1fest and they will
return each evening at 10:3n Fargo
Forum.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

The following dialogue between two
4-year-olds took place on the back
porch yesterday regarding the merits
Of their respective parents: a.
Donald-My pa has a new gun that
shoots.
Grace-That's nawthin; my mamma
has q new pair Of white shoes.
donald takes the count Of nine, but
comes back strongly
cav, I don't care, my ma has got
bigger feet than your'n, 50. now!"
[The last qualification proved abso.
lutte superiority AMI Grace bolted the
debate in disgust.)
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

A man at Appleton, Wis, mistaking
a torpedo for caramel, started to
chew it. The resulting explosion made
big business for the dentist, the sur
geon and the undertaken.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

And now they are saying that Gov.
Burke was double crossed by the Will
son men at the Baltimore convention.
Even "high BROWSE sometimes play
practical politics.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Before this campaign goes any fur
thes, there are few. republican papers
in this state which ought to be called
on. to define their positions.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

T also ran; also ran,
Sad words are these :or am man;
But sadder still-words O: dolt,
I didn't win, by Heck, I'll bolt"
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

The call for the organization Of the
third party is out and the date of the
convention has been fixed for August
10. The place Of meeting has not yet
been decided on.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

o1on RIB, we'll known in North
Dakota journalistic circles, made his
initial bow as editor and manager Of
he tKenmare Journal last week. The
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

DR.. and Mrs. Mcintosh autoed down
to the grounds Tuesday evening to be
present at the entertainment and to-
visit with friends.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Crazy Public Opinion will support
Wilson and Marshall, according to an
nouncement made last week.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

+ '.S'rIE b d.
did. not believe that anything should
be put in the way Of a city plat such
as the granting Of q franchise for a
period Of ten years longer than the
present franchise now operating. Aid
erman Harkins had the same objec.
tion. .5.
VOTE TAKEN.
Following the remarks the vote on
the franchise ordinance was taken and
resulted as follows:
For: Halgren, Turner, johnson, Nc.
.Gurren, Green, Roller.
Against: Callighan, Miller, Harkins.
Absent: Ohnstad and Harris.
The council adjourned on the dispo-
sition Of the light matter, taking up no
other business.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
rtcIr;c;;juiiIt|;sI!j;

Nothing was ever stronger. The au-
dience which'swa the largest during
the present .Qhautauqua assembly was
seated in the auditorium. But it was
not seated long, so true to life was the
production Of "The Mountain Climb:
err that each member Of the vast
throng, imagined himself or herself q
mountain climber: for . minute and
clambered high up on the peak to get
a breath Of fresh mountain air. It
was indeed q reality and the william
played the strongest part. Like ~,
unwelcome' guest, he came before the
curtain and made his initial debut be.
tween the acts. He did not reseive q
curtain call. and after he paid his re-
spects to the audience he departed.
He was not forgotten however. He
fingered long in the memory Of those
in attendance, even after they had de.
parted for their slomnifering apart.
ments and wrapped the drapery Of
their couch about them. Those who at-
tended little knew that animals would
be brought into play to add to the
scenic effect. But the animal played
the stellar role. There was more mon.
ey taken in at the box Office for last
evenings performance at the auditor
IN mthan has been taken during the
present assembly, and many a penny,
we mean (scent) was taken out. Mr..
Pole Cat was splendid in his part. As
the audience departed the band struck
up that beautiful selection "Roses''
which was fragrantly rendered.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12

Watch Devils Lake gpowl
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
"a ssPEc0AE, MEETING.

neN plant to be erected by January ":
1913.,4., 81; .:,a5s s RI 4 80: ., ss.,! 4
~ "A SPECIAL MEETING.
Due TO TIL: absence II Mayor Ne,
Glory; President 81 Wineman # thes
city eopheil lad sway: at tbe meeting.
last evening Will &; U.s. special; sath::
ering: called. for sthe- solen purpose o.,
light matters., .,As letter
from the Devils. Lake, Improvement
company signed sbyzAs B. :Kerlin; show.
ed the :willingnessNof the light mag.
nate to give upftheship. This wzss fof:
lowed by asletter from M; Corson IL
which he ST forth:: Tie ratess ,that til:
new company Would Establish for lights
as foflews:
100 XIV. or1esa, l2eeper k. ".
200 k. VI, Zoe pei k. ".
800 k. w $3.50 per k. ". .s..
50gzAw., 7.77c pr k. ".
1000 k. w., 6.66c phr H. aesSss
: 1000 f:,tw., contract. !. ~
The DOVER rates ", 20, "a,
200k w. nowe, 7nc ~,
3eo - MOVE, :.z77es,,s.
: 5oo-K ~ S,;S;Wver :, i az .npS}k
1000 sT!t, mower, contrsat e,
TIE ;rui;, charge q 400 ANA q
ten Is,,yr ,;s, discount vi, 10 allowed
on III, MI MI before the 1t,th.nf-aach
month, thus sieducirip -, rates when
the ,1, = 5maH r n t6e. scbaanlt
adopted r,e,centiv nv. the c;tv cornell
The rates thus lb,,,, e.taia;sbra vii, he con.
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vears- ~ wh;ch +;ma +hov NAV h.
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-07-12
8. L. W1NEhfAN URo.
ED C0UNc1IAEN TO VOTE
FOR CITY INTERESTS.
MILLER OFFERS Elk.
PLANTATION OF HIS VOTE
HARKINs FOLLOWS SUIT.

A new electric light plant in Devils
Lake, together with a waterworks sys.
tenn, telephone exchange and a gas
plant when occasion demands, with q
light rate which is in keeping with
the ordinance recently adopted by the
city council in almost every particular,
will be the ultimate result of the city
council meeting Tues. evening which
was one Of thevmost important gath.
erings that the city fathers have held
during the year.
F. E. Corson Of Fargo, N. D., repre-.
senting a group Of investors Of North
Dakota and Minnesota was granted a
franchise for thirty years to conduct
and operate a light, power, water and
telephone plant in this city, and the
new concern will probably be known as
the Western Utility company. Prob.
ably the greatest feature in connection
with the new franchise is that it is
liberal in every particular and carries
with it the agreement on the part Of
the new company to erect new cleo
trio light and power plant at cost
of 100000, WHICH will carry an alter
mating current, . current which though
one-third cheaper than che direct cur
rent now in use will be given to the
consumers at about the same rates
as established by the city council in its
endeavor to set q, mark for the Dew.
lis Lake Improvement company, 3 .
!. TWO a.. SITES IN SIGHT.
Two sites are in sight for the. new
plant, one is opposite the. restaurant at
the Great Northern depot. across the
G., N. tracks and the other is further
down. The plans and specifications
for the new building viii be put in the
handles Of the architect this week, and
the present plant will be turned over
to-, the, new company August let, the
neN plant to be erected by January!ly
1913.sss. a; .:,ils s r''t.SA -! ~. :ts!.,: :
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-16
WOMEN and CHILDREN TAKEN OFF
Carpaihia Finds Only Wreckage Floating Ab-
cut Scene OF DiSasisr--- Persons on
Board Thought 2,17O

New York. April 15The text message from the Olympic
porting the sinking of the Titanic the Of 675
which reached here late tonight also expressed the opinion 1900
lives lost
Loss likely total eighteen hundred souls the dispatch said in ts
concluding sentence
It is hoped and believed error unless Tan,c
had passengers board than reported The list given
out showed 1910 passengers and $50 AFRO persons all
Dedcg 675 the known saved would indicate persons
The 0lympics dispatch follows:
WOMEN AND CHILDREN SAVED
Carpaha reached Ttancs position daybreak found
wreckage only Titanic sank about 220 in 41l6 north
west all her boats accounted for containing 675
and passengers included Nearly all children The
liner California remained and is searching exact position disaster
Loss likely total eighteen hundred souls"
DEATH BED TWO MILES DEEP
The death bed of the $0O0000O and of probably many
who have been dragged with it. is two miles below
of the according message from Halifax N The
made by official of the department
that depth the marine chart at point about five miles from Ha
fax and about 70 miles south grand believes
the liner went down.
This location midway between Stable Island and Cape Pace and
in line with those dangerous bars which, might proved
place Of safety and there had been time to the Titanic there and
beach it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-16
OR0zCO WIRES
OF KILLING OF
TOM FOUNTAIN
Tells President Taft that Cunn;r
Was Fighting Rebels With a]ssn1
Machine Gun

Ell Paso, Tex, kbr. 15.-Col
Orozco, Sr., commandante of the
Faurez garrison, and father of Oroz-
co, commander-in-chief of the rebel
forces, tonight sent the following
message to Washington, in reply to
President Tafts warning to Mexico,
yesterday: ..
"Mr, President William Fl. Taft,
White House, Washington, d. C.
Fountains execution made be-
cause he was fighting us with a
rapid fire machine gun in Villas
forces, without regard to his ma
tionality. We want the strongest
possible friendship with your won
derful people and have no preju-
dices against them. We mail you
full explanation in the matter.
(Signed) "Pasquel Orozco, Sr."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-04-16
PARTIES CHOOSE
DELEGATES TO
TWOCONvENT|ONS
Officers for Ensuing Year and State
ard Congressional Represent
atives Elected

The organization meetings and
conventions of the Democratic and
Republican county central commit
tees were held Yesterday afternoon
at the court house. Officers were
elected and delegates sleeted to
the state and, congressional conven-
tions.
The Democrats elected Sheriff, A
s. Fraser as chairman, George u.
Walker as secretary and Louis Has
enjaeger treasurer while the Repub.
Leans chose C. O. Patier chairman
and John M, Dewey secretary.
The following delegates were
chosen by the Democrats:
State convention at Peoria Fri
day: Miles Frederick Gilbert, A, s.
Fraser, George B. Walker, r. C.
Clendenen and James Meehan. AL
ternates: NJ. j Howley, G. o. Fos-
ter, Louis Hasenjaeger, David s.
Lansden and Steuart D.. Lewis.
Congressional convention at Muir,
physboro, Wednesday,: Miles Fred
erick Gilbert, w. ], Cochran. Steuart
D. Lewis, B. McManus, Jr., George
Wilson. A. s. Magner, Louis Hasen-
and John Hodges. Alternates Da-
vid s. Lansden, George B. Walker,
Angus Leek, NJ. J. OShea, Fanny
P. Hacker, Or. James M. McManus,
Alexander Wilson, f. A. Burke. Dr..
c. P. Spann and Lee B. Davis,
Republican Delegates.
The following delegates were