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The evening world., 1912-01-30
GOOD NEWS FOR BAD SAILORS.

~(HE ong-Suherng Sodaity OF the Seasick ought TO BE- u
eany grateful to the new Cunazd liner Tacoma, which
arrived here on her maiden trip yesterday. The new shin
is equipped with the latest Fran antironing tanks. The touks o.o
said to have proved successful in ~steadying the boat even in unusu.
ally heavy weather. Here is another fond hope for those who 90
down to the seq with drugs and dismay.
The evening world., 1912-01-30

Man turns his daughter out be-
cause she returns home after mid
night" And stiU some people are op.
posed to capital punishment.
The evening world., 1912-01-30

..T>A ...s, , .: ro LIVE ,.s ON BOATS ATS. AT, At nAlrlNonN"
the braves will be on the water wagon.
The evening world., 1912-01-30
The Days Good Stories

through an opening 10 tho oowd.-Ladiss' Homs
Journal. 49,
The evening world., 1912-01-30
The Papers Say
By Tohn L. HObble

Co. THE New York world.)
been benefited by their recent strike.
but re people get a lot Of free enjoy.
ment from u outburst Of sympathy.
The newspapers are not able to
agree on the proper wav to run tho
Governments OF China, Russia, Tvr.
KEY and Paraguay.
We are in fdror OF putting on tho
lid In Missouri for fear more Prest.
Dental candidates WiH come out.
Mississippi udnts a hW to abolish
the NeW York Cotton Exchange.
They do not appreciate a good thing.
Exchanges often keep the people 90
poor that they haze to ,Uear cotton
clothes.
An attempt Is being made to repeal
the race track Iop. The Objectionable
thing about this Iaw 10 that It fires
the blame on the guilty parties.
An insane girl sues a ldryer tos
incorporation Of funds. she's
Grassy. Lawyers do not misappro.
pirate except according to la,o.
The evening world., 1912-01-30

Copyright. 1912. BY The Press Pub
N English Duke spent four days
"a In Nep York City and wenf
- home believing he had seen
the United states.
A diplomatic BurbdnRM NeW York
says that he cdn attach himself to the
political Plum tree without grating.
"Gorernment Dins point In meat
packers trial" That ,ciU postpone
the acQutttal for another tTo 0eeks.
There are many complaints that
business is not good. By raising the
rents another notch the UOrkin0mdn's
surplus can be put back into circu.
lation and business riII naturally be
stimulated.
We should not Judge the millionaire
too harshly for lodging his tdres. He
might hare gotten the habit Then q
small business man. like ourselves.
The evening world., 1912-01-30

The uorkinD girls may not hare
The evening world., 1912-01-30

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MANS heart " usually torn bettceen ttOo
pomen. one ,oho cures his headaches aud one
s0ho helps him acquire them.
There comes q time In every Iore affair ,ohen a
nan sottles down TO a state OF seItcOmp ldcent coma.
from sohtch nothing out an explosion OF dynamite
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would auakon him to ay enthusiasm.
p.hao. tho reason that no man has epey raised a n objection to the
"prom.se," IN the marriage service Is that before marriage he never thinks
Of them: at tho altar he 10 too frightened to hear them; and arerpardh he
dOcsn't remember them.
Noppaddys diIorce 10 the Great Divide Opr tphich many mn pass hope
fully into the Happy Hunting Groundr
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18

and pushing down on pedal number
umpet ..-urlp, Aladdin is literally out
.ampod,
All this. mind YOU. TO the strains of
"Alacksander'S Rag-Time Tires" For
ty-seven Varieties of Arizona Good
Things" and other garnishments Of a
purely commercial character which
furnish the delicatessen border for the
..talwari groups of elf-propelled We
hicles. E,ea here, we cannot escape
the cosmopolitan flavor of Arizona.
The African music is unearthed by the
original Americans and for rhythm.
and abundance Of tincture of that glad
feeling. it is distinctly around par.
The two parts of the show cannot
be adequately described by one article.
This. therefore. Will deal with the au-
toS.
Be YOU callOw novice knowing not
the diff between the Sparkplug and
the license tag. or be you hardened vet
who has graduated with honors in the
gentle art of being maroon,j forty
miles from nowhere with a busted diff
ferential, YOU will. nevertheless. feel a
distinct pleasurable sensation as You
approach the exhibit Of J. VI. (aliaS
jack Smith. who has the American
and Regal ears on exhibit In a mo-
ment. no matter what your previous
experience may be. you are deep in the
mysteries of the undressing idea typi-
cal Of the latest models Of Doth these
machines. and. before leaving. YOU Will
find that because of Mr.. Smiths argu-
merits of tie superiority of this type,
You can tilt your anatomy at The angle
81 % degrees. without tipping over.
whereas. when YOU come in. you would
have jeopardized your personal chassis
by trying to round a corner at 45 de
Grees elevation with your off wheels.
Between marv,ls at this mechanical
principe. YOU find yourself admiring
the sturdy and compact body of the
American: the 11S-inch wheel base.
the 40-horse power. the big wheels. 81
inches in diameter. with finch tires;
top. magnetic. windshield. presto-litt
tank and all accessories receive your ap-
prevail and you are more than willing
To part company with the price. S2.4S5.
fob. the city which has arrived. which
forms the negotiable basis for the com
pletion of your happiness. The Regal,
with S0-horse power. and every con-
venie1ce which one can desire in a
moderate priced car. at S1.26O also has
its quota of admirers. Tor rough and
-, ady work in al conditions, this car,
at the price is beginning to win many
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
SPORT n + w s
FROM FAR AND NEAR
1912 AUTOS IN GORGEOUS
ARRAY At THE BIG SHOW

II Edward Bellamy We're to step into
the First Annual Phoenix Auto and
Commercial show. which yesterday
completed its fourth day of the eight
DAYS which its energizers have plan
red for IT, he would have To re-write
Looking backward because most Of
the imaginary mechanical appliances
dc luxe which he dreamed into his book
are no longer dreams-but acTualities.
ard a Very large percentage of them
are now OT the cars in the neat. nif-
~ ana novel exhibit which George F..
Gardiner. Leon :. Jacobs and Mark
Dunbar heve allotted space in their en-
terpriSe
BY the same token, that other friend
II the imaginary rich. "Alladin and His
Wonderful Lamp" would be found
standing AT the post. when the handi-
- for n, nors Of briIliancy and spicy
illumination opened. Imagine a tur-
banned gent. sitting legged on
the floor. with an oil brass lamp be
tween his knees. trying to divide the
honors with pair Of acetyIene glims
OF the Self-liShting. reverse English
doo-dadS which generate your own
light. crank your motor. fry your eggs.
apply a mustard poultice TO the chest
o. the operator. and perform other
marvels by simply pressing a button
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18

aiherents. The new models. now en-
route To Phoenix, are also of the I'M
dyrslung type.
The Transcontinental Motor COM
pany. comprising ]. A. McCondra and
l.. j. Fremeau, always have an inter
ested group of admirers, inspecting the
lHupmObile and Cutting cars. which they
are exhibiting. The Hup. as is we'll
known was one of the pioneers of the
low priced four cylinder ears. The Cut
ting is cutting considerable swath at
the show. for a 4-cylinder. 35-horse
power. fully equipped with top. wind-
shield. magnetic and other accessories of
motoring bliss at $l,4OO in Phoenix.
means cutting purse strings with "A
Cutting An interesting comparative
table of prices. wheels bases, motor
bores. motor strokes. horsepower.
tires and other matters Of technique. is
handed inspectors of the Cutting car.
No mention of comparative enthusi-
asms is listpd-but the sales agents
declare that customers enthusIasm for
this car registers a very high pressure.
and a continuous one.
The Ferguson and Raub Company
nave the ApperSOn famous Jack rab-
bit" and the Buick on their section of
the floor. W. +. Ferguson can tell in
quirers of the distinctive features Of
either the Buick "encased control or
the long record blazing the trail made
by Elmer Apperson faster than any
jack-rabbit of the mesas can get over
are not confined To Phoenix and Mari
copa county. however. as they are the
territorial agents of the two machines.
ana mechanical jack-rabbitS and
Bucks from the largest motor factory
in the world dot different streets of
different towns as a result Of their ac-
tivities. The famous overhead valve
Buick motor. with improved Oiling sys-
tens. the X-bladed fan, oil tight
crank case and other improved con-
struction make the cranks o. motor
dom enthuse. as well as the range Of
prices which range from $3.50 to sl100.
As for the Apperson. well. almost ev-
eryone in Arizona knows that our own
George Purdy Billiard drives that
make. What more could one ask in
the way of an endorsement?
Almost at the entrance To the Madi-
son Square Garden Of Phoenix is To-
Gated the Cadillac for 1912-anI the
silver voice of W. u. Tremaine. as he
bangles an incIndescent into its vitals.
and shows how a young man whose
brother once broke an arm on the old
system of "cranking the motor" stole
something from Halley's comet and
now. under a fancy name. Deco, or
something like that. has evolved a self
starter which really starts your mo-
tor. You press the button. and the
starter does the rest when YOU shove
down the clutch with your off leg.
Likewise. "A superior sort of a feeling
takes possession of YOU. AZ YOU grip
the finger groovei steering wheel. and
turn your self starter. by a mere i'm
agination of thought, into a generator
for electric lights. which saves acety-
lene in town. and also complies with
the ordinances. But when a miniature
glow worm, electrically agitated. rises
over the speedometer (Which. mean
while j. obligingly raising its head to
meet You for close look ana shows
the precise amount above or below the
fine-limit. you begin To think that YOU
will wake up. presently, and that
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
STOP. LOOK.

at the south window at Hinckley's p.
o. News store. 13G Central Ave. North.
Ey the way the Arizona Directory man
eft only s 1912 directories on sale
with us. We have sold 3 i'm > DAYS. If
you need one of the other $500
each) better call main 116 Consolidated
phone.
Lemon drops and hoarhounj drops
for your colds. Blue Bell writing tab
lets Toe. Tuxedo and silk taffeta tab
lets 15c each. Highland Linen tablets
2Oc to Csc. Hinckley's 1856 Central Ave.
y. Los Angeles Record here daily. bp
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
SOME VITAL POINTS

The Franklin motor cars have the
direct air cooling system which re-
quires no mechanism. 1t is the logi-
cal. simple. positive way. Weather
conditions do not effect it. The mo-
tor is quiet. flexible and very re-
sponsive. Higher efficiency is Sc
cured. The motor utilities the free
power of the gas. 1912 models on eX-
hibition at Franklin Auto Garage. 32l
West Adams st.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
LOOK MIGHTY GOOD

II Is really astonishing what our
dry cleaning process will do Tor an
old suit Of clothes Have your win
ter suits and Overcoats cleaned be-
fore you pack them away for the
summer months. and next fall they
will look mighty good to you. our
prices are right. Phone today. Ari-
IONA Cleaning Works. 235 East Wash
ingtOn st.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
In TOWN TODAY

Victor Herbert's famous orchestra
PLAYS today at Knight Campbell COM
pany music house. 122 North TETON
street, on the wonderful Victor Vic
trOla We should like TO have you
call and hear this wonderful musical
organization The Victor machines
sell from fifteen to two hundred dol
lars. Terms to please the pur-
chaser. Miller Sterling co.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
GROWTH OF PHOENIX

Perhaps no feature will SO adequate
~ Illustrate the growth of Phoenix
more than the development of the
Home Builders Organization. which
has in the past twenty months built
sixty homes Originally organized
with twelve stockholders and today
has three hundred, eight members
representing over $500 and scat
tered over nineteen states.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
IN NEW YORK CITY

You will find Hotel Cumberland
at Broadway and F'ifty-fourth street,
near Central Park. an ideal location.
in the retail shopping and theater
district. with the subway, elevated
and surface cars at hand. \ hand
some. modern. beautifully furnished
hotel with one of the best restau-
rants i'm the city. but moderate in
prices. Rooms with bath, $3.50 per
day up. Harry p. .StimsOn, manager.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18
A GOOD HABIT

Habits formed in youth, as n rule.
follow us through life. The money
saving habit is a good one, and
should be taught and encouraged.
Teach your children the wisdom Of
thrift. open Il savings account for
them and impress them with its inn
portance. A dollar will start the
habit now. today. The Phoenix Saw
ings Bank and Trust Co.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-18

Republican Want Ads-The live
wire" statesmen; always on the
Job.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
-HREE PEOPLE HAE NARROW Es.
B CAPE FROM DROWNING AT
z. NEW ENGLAND. sAsss

NEW ENGLAND, N. D., July 26.-
There was one very narrow escape
from drowning at this place. The
Felix brothers, who live about six
miles south Of town, accompanied by
Miss Johnson, attempted to cross the
bridge over the Cannon Bali. The
team walked OF, the approach Ito the
bridge and the whole party was CARR
cd down stream. The boys and the
team made their escape by swimming
but Miss Johnson stayed with the wa.
gon box and floated down until the
box lodged on a wire fence. Con.
stantine Murphy swan the river from
the New. England side and held the
wagon box until the lady was carried
to shore with the help Of a saddle
horse.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
MAPLEToN BOYS NECK is 6RoK-
EN- DURING PROGRESS OLA
M w. BALL GAME. sss,s.. s.st.S

j MAPLETON, N. d., July 26.-While
watching a couple of other boys, Oscar
Warner; and Alex F1agE playing ball
Sunday evening about Z O'Clock, Clar.
ence Carlson, aged II. was struck by
the ball and his neck broken. He died
about five minutes after he was struck.
The ball hit the ground and bound
ed toward Carlson and the Lads head
was turned just right to catch the
blow at the base OF the skull. He
threw his hand to his left ear and
toppled over. and it was thought at
first he had merely tainted. Medical
aid was summoned but the boy died
in few minutes and an examination
showed that the blow had broken his
neck.
The victim of the accident was a
son Of G. o. Carlson.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
News from All Parts Of the Northwest

rs i
lying easterly of, and adjacent to the
easterly line Of Block Twelve (12) Of
Ruger's Second Addition to the City
of Devils Lake. & .s..5y IL. .
.-. That the said Alleys and Streets
upon its vacation is intended to be
used by the Minneapolis, st. Paul q
Sault Ste. Marie Railroad Company as
station. grounds, upon which to con-
struct, maintain and operate q pass
enger depot, freight house. railroad
trackase. railroad yards and other sta
ton facilities in connection with its
business at Devils Lake.
The said petition win be heard and
considered BY the City Council. on tha
5th day Of August 1912, at eight o.
clock P. H., at the City Council rooms
of said City, and all persons interested
may appear and be heard.
Dated at Devtla Lake, N. D., this 3rd
day Of July, A. d. 1919. ~
(sesD ". e. BRYANT,
City Auditor Of the City
of Devils Lake, N. D..
July s, IL, 10, rs and Aug. 3.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
LAeoRERs ARE COMING.

BISMARCK, N. D., July 26.-Com-
missioner of Agriculture and Labor w.
c. Gilbreath does not believe there
will be great shortage Of labor this
fall. He has issued the following
statement regarding the situation:
'The railroads are endeavoring to
supply all needed harvest hands. re-
Quired along their respective lines.
II have made arrangements with
labor bureaus Of other states to send
as many of their unemployed to North
Dakota as want harvest work. l have
received hundreds of letters from per-
sons Of other states requesting places
in the harvest field and others asking
when the harvest season begins and
wages paid. Already hundreds have
come to this state and obtained tenn
porary employment until the harvest
season opens. p: '~ss..'
Il apprehend no great scarcity Of
laborers under present condition as
the men now in the harvest fields of
the states south Of us are gradually
working their way in this direction.
ANY locality desiring men should
send me the number they require and
wages proposed to be paid and will
use my best efforts to secure the men, -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26

Notice is hereby given that 8. L.
Wineman and Trina 8. Wineman have
filed with the City Auditor q verified
petition asking for the vacation of \
All OF the Alley north Of Lots /, 2,
3, 4, S, 6, I, 8, 8, 10, IL and IL in
Block One ~ and all Of the Alley
north OF Lots "a, rs, 26, 81, %, %, 80,
81. 80, 80, "a. IS, So, 81, 80, 80, 40,
Al and AZ in Block Two (2} Of Wine
mans First Addition to the City Of
Devils Lake N. D. Il @&
All Of Kittson avenue from the north
line Of Fourteenth street to the south
line of the section line running be-
tween sections "a and q in Township
One-Hundred Fffty-four $50, Range
Sixty-four (s4) of the City Of Devils
Lake, n. D.
That the said Alley and Street upon
its vacation Is intended to be used by
the State of North Dakota as public
grounds for its School for the Deaf.
The said petition will be heard and
considered by the City Council ON the
5th day of August, 1912, at eight o.
clock P. NJ, at the City Council rooms
Of said City, and all persons interested
may appear and be heard.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., this Bird
day Of July, A. D.1912.
(SEAL) w. E. BRYANT,
City Auditor of the
City of Devils Lake
N. D.
July S, II, 10, 26 and Aug. 2.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26

Notice is hereby given that the Min
neapolis, st. Paul e. Sault Ste. Marie
Railway Company have fled with the
City Auditor verified petition asking
for the vacation OF 81 Ear
All Of the Alley in Block IL Of Maher
G. Locke's Fourth Addition to the City
Of Devils Lake extending from the
southernly line Of Lots Thirteen OBJ
and Fifteen (15) of Block Twelve (12)
northerly to the northerly line OF Lots
One (1) and Thirteen (13) OF said
Block Twelve (12). w S4g
All of the Alley in Block Thirteen
(13), in Maher G. Locke's Fourth Addi.
ton to the City of Devils Lake, exend.
ing from the northerly line of Tenth
street to the northerly line of Lots
One (D and Thirteen (13). ID
All of Arnold avenue extending from
the northerly line of Tenth street to
the northerly line of Block Thirteen
(13) and Fourteen l14) of Maher &
Locke's Fourth Addition to the City
of Devils Lake. s-,<lz;3@sss
All of the Alley in Block Fourteen
(14) of Maher & Locke's Fourth Addi-
ton to the City of Devils Lake, ex.
j., tending from the northerly line of
. Tenth street to the northerly line OF
. Lots One ~ and Thirteen (13) OF
said Block Fourteen (14).
: All of the Alley in Block Fifteen
(15) of Maher & Locke's Fourth Add.
ton to the City of Devils Lake, zex.
tending from the northerly line OF
Tenth street to the northerly line OF
Lots One (D and Thirteen (1s) of said
Block Fifteen (15). &
i All Of School avenue extending from
tire sgnortherly line of Tenth street: to
the southerly line of Eleventh street
between Block Fifteen (15) of Mahel
i & Locke's Fourth Addition to the City
of Devils Lake and Block Fifteen (15)
of Ruger's Second Addition to the said
City Of Devils Lake, and H.
| All OF the Alley in Block Twelve
i(12) of Ruger's Second Addition to the
: City OF Devils Lake, extending from
the northerly line Of Tenth street tc
the southerly line Of Eleventh street
| All Of Hill avenue extending from
the northerly line Of Tenth street to
the southerly line of Eleventh street
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
A GIRLS WILD MIDNIGHT RIDE.

To warn people Of q fearful. forest
fire in the Catskills young girl rode
horseback at midnight and saved many
lives Her deed was glorious but lives
are often saved by Dr.. Kings New
Discovery In curing lung trouble,
coughs and colds, which might have
ended in consumption or pneumonia.
1T cured me Of q dreadful cough and
lung disease" writes w. r. Patterson,
Wellington, Tex, latter four in our
family had died with consumption, and
gained 81 pounds" Nothing SO sure
and safe for all throat and lung trou-
bles. Price Soc and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26

Kelly, tried in the Ransom district
court on charges of blindpigging, were
convicted on their admissions that
they maintained "open house." and
that any one was at liberty to call
and participate in the offerings Of the
place. They denied receiving any COM
pensation, but the jury nevertheless
found them guilty, placing its stamp
Of disapproval on open house" rules.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26

Baker, Iae Of the new towns on the
500, in Benson county. Esmond par
ties will build a bank and a grain ele-.
Vator there. Another bank is already
opened for business there, being or
ganizea by Brinsmade bankers,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
LAYING RAILS ON NEW 500 LINE
WILL BE FINISHED IN THIRTY
J. ,J;ss5 & DAYS. ~ g.

EsMoND, N. D., July 2e.-steel lay
ing on. the new DrakeDevils Lake
Fordyille line Of the 500, north Of here
is making good progress, crews work
ing firm both ends Of the line. The
steel laying crews working eastward
from Drake have reached Egan, in
Pierce county, almost straight south
of Rugby. At the present rate. Of pro
gress the steel will be laid inside Of
thirty days. Ill.,.
TwentyIour town lots were sold at
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
500 PER PLATE

was paid at a banquet to Henry Clay,
In New Orleans in 1912. Mighty costly
for those with stomach trouble or In.
digestion. Today people everywhere
use Dr.. Kings New Life Pills for these
troubles as well as liver. kidney and
bowel disorders. Easy, safe, sure. Only
Is cents at all Druggists. s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26
TEN CATTLE KILLED.

NORTTHWOOD. N. D., July Co.
Peter G. Hanson, a prominent farmer,
residing southeast of this city, lost
ten head of cattle in a recent storm.
An old shed was standing on the pre-
misses, and when the storm was raging
in all its fury the terror-stricken ami
mails sought refuge under the shed.
Several minutes afterward an unusual
ly strong gust Of wind tore the shed
into pieces and every one Of the ten
cattle were killed or so badly MANNED
and injured that they later had to be
shot. Among them were six thorough,
bred mich cows.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-07-26

DEAR FOR BLlND-PlGGERs.
LISBON, July &c. Murphy and J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-16
Urges Execution of RichesOn.

70 the Editor of the Evening Star:
l am glad to see that Governor Foss
will not set aside the verdict of the
court in the Richeson case. Although
/ am opposed on principle to capital
punishment, l believe in obeying the
of the land, and there certainly
seems nothing i'm the case to JUSTIFY
any clemency. Ut was a cold-blooded
murder, carefully planned and exc
cuted. Mawkish sentiment should not
stand l. the way of executing judg-
ment.
The fact that he is a minister should
not stand in the way of his receiving
punishment. The only object of capital
punishment that l can see is that 1t
may act as a deterrent on others who
might be /: clined to commit a like
act. Executing a man Is certainly not
done to avenge the victim of the man.
IF it is 60 act as a deterrent, if it Is to
carry out it's function we'll, no senti-
ment should stand in the way and
the law should be allowed to take its
course. A. C. JONES.