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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29
SEVEN GIVEN Fl EAVY FINE AND
SENTENCE FOR SELLING
LiQU oR ON RESERVATION.

Liquor traffic on the Devils Lake
Indian reservation must cease. The
day when an offender of the govern
ment can enter the federal court, en-
ter q plea of guilty, ask for Ieniencyi
on the ground Of ignorance, and profit
by it, has apparently passed.
In sentencing seven prisoners in the
United States court Friday afternoon,
Judge Charles E. Amidon imposed the.
Estiffest punishment ever meted out in
like instances, it is said. Tive men
were sent to the federal penitentiary
at Fort tLeayenworth, while two were
given sixty-day sentences. Fines of
500 were imposed in each case. The
blowing were sentenced:
James Burke, white, selling liquor
Ito Indians, Is months and $500. +
Tony Adolph, Indian, introducing
liquor on reservation, is months and
500
John Kassini, Indian, introducing
liquor on reservation, Is months and
800.
Paul Adolph, Indian, Introducing Ii
quor on reservation, 4 year !. / day,
and 800.
Chas. Hopkins. white, selling liquor
without license, / year. a
The Cowboy, Indian, so days and
800.
Fred Johnson, Indian, introducing
Liquor on reservation, so days, and
] 800.
Burke held out for a trial up to the
livery last minute, when he changed
his plea to guilty. Judge Engerud adj
dressed the court, showing the record
of the man. That Burke's shack had
been the '!Moorhead of the reserva-
ton was shown. The district attor-
ney held ont for full measure Of pun
ishment in an effort to stamp Dat the
liquor traffic. m s5ss$s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

FRIDAY, NOV. 20. 1912

THANKSGIVING AS TT is.
The actual conversation on this
feast of heartfelt gratitude is some
thing like this: ss. h If
Mother: @How thankful We ought to
be that we are able to be here, and all
well and - 4sl T.
Jack: Say, Ma, you ought to have
been there and seen Tom put across
that run from the is yard line. Gee!
but wasn't it, < s n s$s a.
Father: Eyes, think 30 too. And
what a blessing it is that business
has been good, and that while prices
are so high we have enough to eat
and a comfortable -------'p' -
Gladys: yes, and JUST think that
Dick who put the ball through the
line was Is pounds less weight than
the average of the Billville team
Etc, etc. @
Not that this newspaper would sug-
gest long face on this day Of jubila-
ton. There is no use In asking Jack
and Gladys to go to church II they are
going to look as cross as q gargoyle
about it. " IA @
Still human nature is such that hap
piness cannot be. secured merely on
a basis of turkey and cranberry sauce.
"a spark disturbs our clod,' as Mr..
Browning said. The poor widow who
has said the heartfelt word of bless.
ing over stringy fowl. and who has
invited in neighbor who may be still
poorer and Ionelier, has more Of the
sunshine of the day than the rich man
whose table is loaded with the cream
iohShe markets. sss sj s.!.:.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29
flag ED TR:A'.lIN WITH SHIFT.


Tearing his shirt from his back an;
Ohio man tagged 4 train and saved If If
from o. q wreck, but 4. z: Alstonn Raj ;.;als
Seigh, N. once prevented A. wreck
with Electric Bitters. q was ii 4 q ter e.,
rible plight when began to III use use
them J, he writes, my stomach, head,
back and kidneys were all Sbadly III
fected and my liver was in bad con lilt
ton, but four bottles Of Electric Bit
tiers made me feel like a new man Il a
trial viii convince you Of their ma 9, |, 81
less merit for any stomach, liver Or y.
kidney trouble. Price 50 cents cat All 4
druggists. $3'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29
ng visited l1rs. .,s two years

4 Miss .zabeth Bauer OF ". Eighth
street MAS given A pleasant surprise
Saturday evening by a number Of her
girl friends, the occasion being her
sixteenth birthday Miss Bauer was
presented with a beautiful silver mesh
bag by her friends in honor Of the
event, and after a delightful evening
spent in playing games dainty
luncheon was served by Miss Katie
Bauer The guests were Misses Doro-
thy Walters, Clara Rutten, Cecilia and
Agnes Meme, Joise Places. Flora
Wines, Theresa Chisholm, Mary CHS
holm and Clarabelle Mairs. III 5 55ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

OF Congress complete set of Declare
tioR Of Independence autographs, but
q sufficiently generous set OF bank
note signatures would probably be
more widely popular
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29
Europe, and now il they make peace
terms quick, they may save the bath
houses that line the Bosphorus.

europe, ana HOW'LL %tney make peace
terms quick, they may save the bath
houses that, line the Bosphorus.
Nicholas Murray Butler is laughed
at for asking s16,oOO,0oO for Columbia
University's immediate needs, but
many people forget how much it costs
to run football.
The government wins the bath tub
suit. Hooray for the. time when any
one can take bath once a month;
whether he needs it or not!
It is proposed that the cabinet Of
fcers be given seats in Congress, but
it is feared that if they were down
there pushing things along, Congress
might do some business.
The desire Of the lambs to retain
their pelts through the cold winter
will not promote a merry Christmas
for Wall street. s. ., .ssss-
The failure OF the Carnegie Com.
mission to award any medals to the
football heroes is inexplicable.
There have been a good many rail-
road wrecks lately, but the men who
are to blame are always dead.
The governor Of Bermuda visited
the Wilson house through the kitchen,
but 1t is not true that he caught the
kitchen cabinet washing the dishes.
Mr.. Taft may not follow his prede-
cessor by doing hunting stunts in At
RIGA, but he will carry on an extended
hunt for golf balls during the next
four years.
| They are trying to preserve Month
cello, the home of jefferson, but Con-
gress will have to build a marble post
Office for Podunk first.
| Gov. Wilson is going to have the
open door at the White House, but
the neighbors should not run in with:
out knocking. +. .5s \.
One Of the railroads killed 20 or 30
people the other day, but the editors
mostly put it under Brief Local Men
ton" as an everyday occurrence. 81
AS the duties OF the Hague court Of
arbitration consists in hearing a $500
assault and battery case once a:year,
the judges are not oyerworked. 2.5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29
With Brokerage Co.

The Union Commercial College
Of Grand Forks, N. D. Recently
placed Miss Nora Dahl with the C.
H. Robinson Co., as stenographer.
The manager Of this Co., Mr.. John.
Disher was placed as stenographer
six years ago He is now manager.
They employ six U. G. c. students
Write the college for their free
catalog.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

sisted by the members of the Sunday
school and Miss Adele Thompson has
kindly consented to help IN producing
the musical. Rehearsals win begin
Just as soon as the selection Of the
cantata has been mad 81
Mrs. Samuel Rose OF aIinneapoli
formerly Miss Laura Unre, d sister Of
Mrs. Albert symons Of this city, died
after brief illness Of typhoid fever
at her home in Minneapolis. Mrs.
Rose had Just returned home having
been called to the sick bed Of another
sister in Minnesota, whom she had
nursed to COW alescence after an oper-
alton for appendicitis. Mrs. Rose VIII
be remembered by friends here, hav.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

"A Mrs. I. Glerum left Wednesday for
Tower City. to spend thanksgiving
with her two daughters, Mrs. IA: L..
Starr and Miss Marie Glerum Miss
Glerum will come on from Valley City,
where she; is attending the Normal
Mrs. Gerum will be gone a week.
George Frye of Stanley, brother of
Frank Frye Of this city, is selling his
farm and farrl equipment and lis pre-,
pairing to move with his family to-
Devils Lake. A number OF years ago.
Mr.: Frye farmed IN Morris township,
and is well known in Devils Lake.
II Mrs. a. 7. Tenney left for her home
IN Valley City Monday, after a weeks
visit at the home Of her son and her
daughter-in=IaW, Mr.. and Mrs. M. "A.
Tenney of East Sixth street. Mrs.
Tenney was accompanied home by her
granddaughter, Miss Clio Tenney who
will visit there. sss
Mail service will be inaugurated by
the railway postal department on the
new Surrey cut-off Of the Great North
ern the first of the month. Mail clerks
ARE being assigned to the new route,
which for the present will be light. "a.
local passenger is all that. will be run:
on the new cutoff for the present. B
Mrs. Jerome Freeman entertained al
small company OF friends informally at
dinner Saturday evening in compli-
ment to her sister, Miss Imogene Mich
lois Of Fargo. who is a guest at the
Freeman home this week Covers were
laid for twelve. iS 3.555 If
Chapman & Shirley are extending
their line Of activity in Devils Lake.5A
Ishop has been fitted up in the West.
Tern hotel, to look after the wants OF
1.-The patrons of that hostelry. AS soon
as the hotel lobby is moved to the
Fourth street entrance the shop will
abe, opened for business.
ss** Miss Jean Gillespie, chief operator
of the Western Utilities exchange left
Tuesday fer her home at Grafton,
where she will spend Thanksgiving.
Before returning she will spend a few
days at Crookston, MINI, as the
Iguest of friends. 55sSy5:;
/ Mrs. r.. a. woodward left Tuesday
for Minneapolis, and after a visit with
relatives there win 60 on to Candy,
MINI, where she will make an extend
led visit. Before her return to Devils
Lake In the spring, Mrs. Woodward
will be the guest Of friends at Austin.
MINI 3
The five prisoners sentenced by
lJudge Charles n Amidon, Of the Unit
ed States court to the federal peni-
ltentiary at LeavenWorth. Kan, for
their connection with booze traffic iii
the Devils Lake reservation. started
Ton their journey south Saturday ii ght
on No. in charge 81 Chief Deputy
llGiI Stout and deputies. sss
At their last meeting, the Girls Mis-
sIonar Society sof the egbyterian
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Y AS the duties OF the Hague court Of
arbitration consists in hearing q $500
assault and battery case once a year.
the judges are not oVerWorked.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29
L. 10 .BI Il |

rg. u X t,, 4
The Rosenthal gunner no longer
hope to be let off for SO and costs.
The Bible says the Lord should be
praised with psaltery and harp, but
the modern nksgiving does it with
the bellyache.
Now they are painting the legs on
the New York ballet girls. II they
won't wear clothes like white folks,
paint is better than nothing.
The West Virginia grange wants "a
farmer in the cabinet. There have
been times when they all Locked like
farmers.
Once Turkey owned good share Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

]. P. Morgan has given the Library
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

One Of the railroads killed 20 or 80
people the other day, but the editors
mostly put it under s"B Brief Local Mem
ton" as an everyday occurrence
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Nicholas Murray Butler is laughed
at for asking $4,000, 900 for Columbia
University's Immediate needs, but?
many people forget how much it costs
to run football. s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

There have been good many rail-
road wrecks lately. but the men who
are to blame are always dead.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

The governor Of Bermuda visited
the Wilson house through the kitchen.
but 1t is not true that he caught the
kitchen cabinet washing the dishes.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Mrs. Jerome Freeman entertained al
small company OF friends informally at
dinner Saturday evening in compIi-:
ment TO her sister, Miss Imogene Mich
OILS Of Fargo, who is a guest at AZ the
Freeman home this week. Covers were
laid for twelve. e sS z 4:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Mrs. I. Glerum left Wednesday for
Tower City. to spend Thanksgiving
with her two daughters, Mrs. "a. L.
Starr and Miss Marie Glerum Miss
Glerum will come on from Valley City,
where she; is attending the Normal
Mrs. Glerum will be gone week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

George Frye Of Stanley, brother of
Frank Frye Of this city, is selling his
farm and farrl equipment and is pre-
pairing to move with his family to;
Devils Lake. A number OF years ago
Mr. Frye farmed IN Morris township,
and is well known in Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

AT their last meeting, the Girls Mis-
Esionar society % the Freshly terian
setairch decided tn put on "a cantata
during the Chris mas holidays which
Will take TIE place DO the annual Xmas
entertainment ne society NJ I'LL be A.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

n Mrs. z Tenney left for her home
in Valley City Monday, after weeks
visit, at the home Of her son and her
.daughter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a.
Tenney of East Sixth street. Mrs.
Tenney was accompanied home by her
randdaughter, Miss Clio Tenney, who
will visit there. ss5 \.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

The government wins the bath tub
suit. Hooray for the time when any
one can take bath once month;
whether he needs it or not! N
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Mail service will be inaugurated by.
the railway postal department on the
new Surrey: cut-off Of the Great North
ern the first Of the month. Mail clerks
are being assigned to the new route,
which for the present will be light "A
local passenger is all that will be run
on the new cutoff for the present.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

The failure Of the Carnegie Com
mission to award any medals to the
football heroes is inexplicable.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

s$S Miss Jean Gillespie, chief operator
OF the Western Utilities exchange left.
Tuesday for her home at Grafton,
where she will spend Thanksgiving
Before returning she will spend few.
days at ookston, MINI, as the
guest of friends.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

= Gov. Wilson is going to have the
open door at the White House, but
the neighbors should not run in with
out knocking. +. z \.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Chapman & Shirley are extending
their line Of activity in Devils Lake. A
shop has been fitted up in the West
ern hotel, to look after the wants Of
the patrons OF that hostelry. As soon
the hotel lobby is moved to the
Fourth street entrance the shop will
be, opened for business. 5s:#
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Mr.. Taft may not follow his prede-
cessor by doing hunting stunts in At
RIGA, but he will carry on an extended
hunt for golf balls during the next
four years. 5Ss AK
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

Mrs. +. Woodward left Tuesday
for Minneapolis. and after a visit with
relatives there win 60 on to Candy,
MINI. where she will make an extend.
led visit. Before her return to Devils
Lake in the spring, Mrs Woodward
viii be the guest Of friends at Austin,
Mimi s535
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

They are trying to preserve Month
cello, the home of Jefferson, but Con-
gress will have to build marble post
office for Podunk first. !.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-11-29

The desire Of the lambs to retain
their pelts through the cold winter
will not promote q merry Christmas
for Wall street. .$$;
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-03
WAVES EXAMINATION
 HELD IN s800 BAIL

Tom Arhorn, the alleged wife beat er a-as brought into Judge High 5 justice court ycsJerday and the charge which E I felony, wHs read 10 him He vas placed under bond of $500 until Thursday Afternoon at 3:&0 o'clock. when his lrelnninary hearing wEis set down 5e failed to give bond and was remanlea to Jail Uutil Thurs day
 The wife of the defeadant came into court yesterday and signed the com lAaint against her husbald. A occult aidty cf tlle Arizona iaw is that fl a man strikes woman he is guilty of a felony, hut if the sexes are reversed # becODcs a misdemeanoT. Despite the paragraphers and the cartoonists, eases aof wives abasiBg their husbands with physical violence are extremely rare.
 Last evening Alborn volunteered 70 waive cxominatlp lpu aud his aericn gas permitted. The bell bond Was coltiEusd at SSJa.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-03

Lexington, Ey. Jan 2:-scoTes of prorra as5iye farmers ard stoek raiSer5 left th5ir homes ln various parts Of the state today, with Lexington a5 their destination, and at noon they began to arrive on every train, aii nlcrared to attend the annual insti- tue at the state Coilese or AEricui rure one Of the principal events of the year n Kentucky 8gr.cu!turai cir cles. Daring the week there will be oonS eutions of the breeders oi dairy and beef cattle, swine, sheep, ana horses, tugether with exhibitions and oaiiy lectures CT speclai Interest to t1e corn growers, tairymcn and soTtl- culturists.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-03
HTEIs DATE IN HISTORY
 NAhi,TARV Q

eNENNNFAN G -Caseutta retsken hy tle Eng lish, and the soubah put to dezth
 IT5s--Efugh 3. LegaEe, wEo succeeded Daniel Webster as secretary ot state. born 1n Charleston. $ C. Died iH Boston Jane 2J, F. IsSt-Frederic icE William VT. of t-rus- sa dieG Born October. 15. 1Te5.
 1SG3--Rev. William Bacon stevens conseerated Protestant Epis- cOpai bishop ol Penney vaIlia. iS63--The five days baEies neaI 8IIs$yeesboroush, O. Stone TiE' et ended ln the retreat Of the Confederases I85S--Joel Parker, war governor Q. New Jersey, died. Born Nov zh I6fG. IS3S--FheoGore Iecsey cit was iuar gsrated governor Of New York l950-secga cgaiary Hay Announced the spaess of lghe open Door policy iu china ls95-PT-t Arthur capt.aiated @ tht Japanese.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-03
rHE aEaEzcr EAsl.

THE PEaEzCT BABT
 Menbars Of women's club ln Icva have arranged to send to Europe . learned woman to study motherhood with the purpoze Of developing more rertect babies than any hitherto known. In the latest baby show in that state the winner showed only .gGl-2 Der cent of perfection Some thing better is demanded.
 While the women of Iowa are nov ing in that direction. Dr. Van Ness Of Boston ltas drawn up standard of poin,s that 2 perfect baby should have. Ten points each are assigned to the five senses. ten each to condt- ion, appearance, health and physique, and fire each to teeth and hair
 This is an arbitrary standard, and a technical training will be required to distinguish the points that are to .bc classel as "coi1ition" from those p. be assisEod to gappearance, ; health" and physique Che most valuable feature of the standard is the program Of tests. recommended n applying f. The sense Of touch is 70 bs tested by giving the baby a cat to play with. If hesstrolzes it the righ. way, the sense Of touch is good. T . he strokes t the wrong way touch is Inaccurate. suoh a tesr is likely t carry with fl the cure of inaoGraoy Tfe baby that strokes a cat wrous more than once or twice is almost sure to acquire more sense without material Instruction Thus do we move toward perfection. But the really per feet baby requires 10 study. He ia born. rot made.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-03
Thea6r icag
 Melange


 B.iIy CHaord made soad at the Or ll.eum lasJ night beforr an enthusscs- tic audience tbat practically filled ths p}ayl laouse. Iils show mad been aaYef- tl5ed as a musical comedy and it was co8siy and musical. g0Ele might call the shcv 8 agriesque. but t is oi tife polite 0sier and gus laugh from start to 6nish. There is a plot 70 it just enough to keep t going and not enough Co bore aa ap,heHse which went expecting to langh ana be entertained without having to take a real deep thinic The songs were cateily ard there were nuinbcr 9t them and sile chorus appearing every time in dideIs-at costnHs5rs was vel ua to the average oE those Ul lie ro.g5 fy EiIset g Ehs eeat1sll i.aurs Of ais com any tJ. he Is gem fr % ti gIaH I{rfsgtis ai ihe eH5 HG t.1r a j ii1e ll 1e dgneiisaI 50 tfet it i5 hard t2 pick 5nt the one cat ftailS ? peased ta nest Tie aYplaJisa a~.d cnc9Tes Wsfs -erehi div.det during she en- tiEs Teri orruance allI pach piayef seemed RcprlaF with tl.u aucienee which gas Lle nlci- etthEsia5 a5tic ii- is appreciation Of any Hat aes been st The 0rpkeun this year. Ig was ad- vertised that 50 per cenE Of the cast were gi.s and gie adgeFtisins was ccr.eet bat iee % Ter cent or ratAer the men In the company he'd " tnei- l4gt and were TGally the chiai agsers wish the girls as a back sTepnd Among ,hoao who go to the theafer from a deStrs tg be an.ised rather than to le ftd b think of se rioHs things Billy Clii.!rd 5 show ls sure to bo a hit.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-03
I'll SPUR k8SsaF%. THE .rIoMExNT
 Sx3 By ROY K. MoULToN.

bage for automobiles, but Grandpa Bibins. who is an authority says aa aviary is place to Keep bees, whiie Lafe Perkins says 1t is a place to keep flowers. Anse Johnson says LaIe E mistaken as q place to keep flowers 'is an observatory and IIod teters says Anse is 8 liar for an ob- serYatory Os place 10 study music Hod ought to know ss his Ganghter took two years in New York and thro years ia Vienna Uncle Ezra Peters says sae ought to have fifteen years in Siag Sing
 ~fLLlE'S ESSAY ON THE HOOK.
 WORM
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-03
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was paid st baTSuet Co Henry Clay, -in New Orleans in 1882, Mighty cost ly for those with stoasch trouble or
 indigestion. Today isopio every where use Dr. King's New Life Plls for these troubles as wen as liver, Sidney and bowel disorders. Easy. safe, sure, only 2j cets at all drug glEts 2SS