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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02
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WORK OF CIVIC COMMITTEE OF
COMMERCIAL CLUB BEARING
FRUIT
OVER HALF OF THE FUNDS NEG.
EssARY ARE Al READY .ss
SECURED

Ass a result Of the activities Of the
Commercial club in looking after the
best interests Of Devils Lake and the
country tributary, and through the
special efforts Of Joseph Y iekert far
Emars coming to- Sthis city TO- trade i'll
be provided with ample stable reem
in which to house their teams, when q
large feed stable is erected hereS the
coming spring.
AT the annual meeting Of the Com
Emercial Club, the fact was made known
that the Accommodations for teams here
was inadequate, and that when the
Gordon barn would cease to be used
for this purpose after May first, there
would be very little barn room avail
able. The situation was discussed
quite fully at this meeting and since
then steps taken to overcome the CON
dition. 4,
During the past week, MI. Yickert,
with other members Of the club, solic-
Iited subscrip iptions for the erection Of
Ia big feed stable, and met with a very
liberal response. The plan under
which the proposition will be carried
l5out Is i good one, and consists Of sell
ing stock il the project and then form
Ing ascorporat ation, which win purchase
lots and erect the barn, and then lease
tito someone who win take charge. "a
is planned to erect a good. sub.
Fstantial, brick barn. about 65xl5a feet,
Ton hts north Of the Ham Machine
shop. The building will be q one-story
and loft affair, with all the ground
door for stabling purposes, and it il
expected that it will furnish all the
stable room necessary for farmers
coming here. FOR some time to come.
The total cost Of the barn and lots
viii be ii the neighborhoo Of 5000,
and of this sanaount over IS 500 has az
ready sbeen secured osition has
already been made the promoters Of
tthe barn, 81 Wm. Redmond. to take
IitoYerso on lease, and ne offers . rent
9al of 500 . month. . Il this deal GOES
through the prop osition will be q coed
one for all parties concerned, as the
rental WIN alios 4 nice dividend On
athe eapitaI stock
Work on the structure win com
Imsnce as soon as the frost leaves the
ground and 1T Is expected that the
building ilI be npieted early ID the
SUNNI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02
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FlRS'. AkfN
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Or PRO
REssIvE8REP. LEAGuE {. MET
AI. FARGO u
TO SUPP OR | LA FOIL TIE
4 HOPE TO SEE CHICAGO DELE.
GATES EXPRESS CHOICE OF
I'll :Tt NE PEoPLE ys

Fargo, N. d. Feb. The execu-:
tive committee Of the North Dakota
Progressive Republi lean league held q:
session here tonight viii b lasted into.
the early morning hours. The mem
bers Of the committee refused to talk,
OF the situation, but reiterated their
stand taken some days ago endorsing
RooseYelt;as q splendid representa-
tive Of progressiyism and pledging
support to La Toilette in his campaign
& 1er president. 2ss
Tucker For La Fotlette,
Personally I am for La Toilette for
tAe presidential nomination and not
fsr Roosevelt, !" declared H: N. Tucker
Of Courtenay, chairman Of the execu-
I've committee Of the North Dakota
Republican league this morning sa And
while / am speaking only for myself
aad not for the party nor the executive
committee, the prevailing sentiment of
the entire league, have noticed so far
4 NJ - nav ASNSANSN, 3E 1PPOesA 2 5tTS 49, bO
friendly to La Toilette. 81
have nothing to do with this
Roosevelt movement, he continued,
5.. and the meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the rogressive;s league at the
4 Gardner today is not for the purpose
of endorsing Roosevelt on issuing .
call for q progressive convention to
y stir up any sentiment for him or5 an
dorse him as q preside dential candi date.
are very friendly to LaFsollette
who lisa candidate Tor the nomination
and always have been. The purpose
Of the meeting today IS to choose an
D assistant secretary Of the COMMITTEES
and to attend to several other matters
which cannot be mentioned until de.
Aaite action Is taken.
The progressive republican league
{ will not attempt to influence how this
state goes at the preferential presi
dental election. We only stand for
the ideas -of progressive republican
D ism and allow the voters 70 decide
for themselves who they want fol
i president. Whether their preference
will be La Toilette or Roosevelt 70
3 mains to be seen and as an organisa'
tion, We will take no step I'M urging
any candidate.
~: I'VE advocate that the delegates
elected to 80 to the Chicago conyen
.tition shsll express there the voice d
the people Of this state. whichever
2.sssandida ID favored by the progrss
rive rspubl lieans of North Dakota. ss.55s &
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02
RE IURIN
SIilO|N I Rs
MORRIS SMITH RETtJ tJRNs FROM
EAsTERN ctTiEs sts Il RE N
VISITED FAsfIlo oN CENTERsss 81 81


After spending several weeks AZ the
fashion eeaters of the countrs Morris
Smith of The iion Shop mas
ga home enthas TIE line
goods he 3Ill sbe able % offrl
Smith While ID New. ON purchase
the creations read 81 ear
ssnsnts for Il spring ana sutnilser5
II ~ ~
Alexander Mex Isinnon Tons phiii il,s
and IA #, e Agarsans setarnaa to Grand
& Works Monday aTftef yisising frisnds HE 81
me eity
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

2# M . A., Miller Of Crary was visiting
friends here Wednesday
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02
j jNoRTH OAK OF
ssis s sTiTuTEy

9berpn Feb ss5
Mime waaka ana 3.
eb. s55 4 sS
Drake ebs 5Ess
gndi 5
Court Is. sSE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

aayalns ned to- his holne
ats stark sEeathsr dnesday after
spsnaing ysisiting hero
ines eesan ned to Rock
s,aornsssg aift I'll making
81 hort bnssasss visit hheie
Miss Marie Isess ssrnaa from Baek.
Lake. Aagf aanesaay u here she Ass seen
iaurains, gos about . IRonta
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

sa@s lars u MI Gniiinson of Devils Lake
Sis alapng the iaterested viRitoys here
to-day and 10 the g,,est of friends;
Grand Forks Evening Times
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02
q QUITO. flown u, people TO-DAY; i

Patrick o'Donnell came down from
u Rolla the first 9of the week and has en-
tered the Mercy hospital where he d
receiving treatment for rheunaat tisIn.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

sss Iiss. arr of h9inneap no iis and Mrs.
John Murphy Sf yaolds die the
gssesss of n rletsoA of Sixth
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

Mrs. Ghas. HaFris returned Monday
Lake Lyndon, Michigan where
ese MAS called by tho death of her
brother.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

MRS Fs WI AfIttelstadt q Was IN tae
city Thursday betWe cen aims on hes
way from Ael lsley IIosIa tslh,lrchs
Ferry
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

Business Manager Foster of the
Grand theatre, was . Fargo visitor the
FIRST Of the week where Ne vent in.sthe
iatarests Of the local plas shouse.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-02-02

Total .S.s 4. !. !, ,82S.3s
Payments, 19a1 4. Cheeks sis-
sued all accounts e05. 6777 ~
Balance Jan 1912. Cash
on hand !. all accounts "a, 1864
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20


By William Desmond.
Its no use, mother" said
Fred Williams despondently. " As
long as Mr.. Stuart is so set
against me his daughter won't
marry me. Lilly loves me, but
she will not go in opposition to
her fathers wishes"
"Well, it's right for young
folks to honor and obey their
parents" commented Mrs. Will
liams, ''but it's hard on the two of
you Just the same. Issuppose his
chief objection to you is because
YOU work at the roundhouse, and
he thinks you're not Lily's social
equal"
Her son colored. Eyes, that's
it" he said, slightly annoyed at
his mothers persistence in harp
ing on the topic. There was an
incisive curve in her chin that be-
spoke a determined will, although
Mrs. Williams had the name Of
being a mild woman.
Thirty years ago Granville
Stuart was wild in love with
your aunt Kitty" she said mus
ingly. "He used to write her all
the time-as silly letters as you
could imagine. There's a heap Of
them upstairs now in an old
trunk. When Kitty went to Cal
ifornia she left them here with a
lot of other rubbish"
well, / must get back to
work." said Fred, who had fin
ished his dinner and was not par
ticularly interested in the stale
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-20


one of stern-lipped decision, and
she rose and proceeded to her
room. In little while she re-
appeared clad in bonnet and dol
man, with small packet in her
hand. Locking the door She
walked rapidly down Main street,
and halted where Chapman
Thirteen ~ Murray signboard
bearing the inscription of Gran
vile Stuart, Real Estate and
Loans" hung over the sidewalk.
The office, tucked in between two
stores, was divided by counter
surmounted by brass railing.
The bald, portly, red-faced man
within glanced at his unexpected
visitor in surprise.
"How do you do?" he said in
tone of rather forced cordiality.
"Can l see you alone?' she
asked CURLY.
NclldIiIiy NOlllC HitO NY p
vate Office"
He opened the gate at the end
of the counter and held it open for
her topass through.
Its an unexpected pleasure to
see you here, Mrs. Williams" said
Stuart, as his visitor sunk into
chair.
The lady paid no attention to
the compliment. Il came, She
said abruptly, to find out why
you won't let lilly marry my
boy
aAh, my dear madame, " said
Stuart hastily, nobody likes
Fred better than / do, but"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
MRS. BARCLAY SAYS
SHE is COMMENTED;
GETS $500 A MONTH

Mrs Lucy Barclay. known through
out the South for her charitable works
and widow of the noted philanthropist
told intimate friends today that she is
content with conditions and surround
ings at the Home for Incurables. Mrs
Barclay said she was not in need of
financial assistance.
Officials of the home said Mrs. Bar
clay was not a charity patient, paying
for private room and receiving care
full attention.
G. II Brandon, of the undertaking
firm of Barclay & Brandon, in which
Mrs Barclays husband was a partner
before his death, said today:
Mrs. Barclay is receiving 500 a
month from the Barclay & Brandon
firm, and will continue to receive that
amount during her lifetime She gets a
check for $50 on the first and for $50
on the 18th of each month. She is
paying for her accommodations at the
Institution where she is living at the
present time"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
SMITH IS GLAD To
SEE PENROSE MIX
Georgia Senator Declares the
Standard Oil Exposures Will
Help Democrats to Win.

THE Penrose- Standard oil investi-
cation is a war between stand patters
and third -termers," said Senator Hoke
Smith today The senator, just re-
turned from Washington, was elbow
deep in mail which stacked his desk in
the Peters building
Il don't care to discuss the investi-
CATION or the charges or make any pre-
dictions Of the outcome" he continued,
but it is good for the Democrats. We
will be glad to receive the benefit of
any states evidence given by either
side of the Republican factions 1t is
not our fight but we are glad to see it
go on"
Senator Smith says being a United
States senator means work. He has had
several bills Of his own to look after
has taken a hand in almost everything
that came up in the senate. and found
there wasn't much time left on his
hands
Both my bills will pass" he said,
the agricultural education extension
bill and the market bill The extension
bill will carry the information gained
by the state farm schools direct into
the homes Of the farmers themselves"
The senator received a letter today
from the national Democratic headouar
ters urging him to go to Chicago next
week and aid in the Western campaign
He VIII hardly be able to leave that
soon, but expects to go to Chicago
within short time and make a num-
Der of speeches in the West
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
BOOSTING
RAILROAD TAXES TO
SWELL ITS INCOME

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 29.-The
state Of Kentucky is confronted with
difficult financial situation and In an
effort to solve it wholesale increase
in the taxes of corporations through an
increase in their franchise assessments
is proposed.
Tentative increases on the Louisville
and Nashville, Illinois Central, South
ern Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio.
Southern and other railroads, the
Adams Express Company, the Pullman
Company and the street railways
amount to s137, O0O,O 600 in excess Of last
year. The corporations threaten to re-
sist the increases in court. They would
add about $75O00O year to state rev.
enues
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
FORSYTH VOTES BONDS TO
COMPLETE $4,000 SCHOOL

FORSYTH, GA, Aug. 29-Forsyth is
to have a new high school building. BY
vote of 230 to'9, in special election.
the voters authorized the city Of For
Syth to issue bonds to complete the
new $4,000 school building.
One-third Of the building was fin
ished early in the summer and is to be
occupied during the approaching school
term and the additional money to be
realized from the bond issue will be
used in cOmpIeting the building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
BLUE RIDGE JUDGESHlP
RACE UP SEPTEMBER 4TH

The newly elected Democratic state
executive committee will meet in the
senate chamber of the state capitol next
Wednesday, September e. at 10 o'clock
10 take up the contest between Judge
Newt Norris and II. l.. Patterson over
the ludgeship Of the Blue Ridge circuit
and determine what course to pursue as
to fraud charges in the Gnmer county
vote. Other minor matters may be
brought before the committee
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
QUlTMAN GUARDS HIKE IN
HEAVY MARCHING ORDER

FORSYTH. GA, Aug. 29.-Members
of the Quitman Guards, the LOCAL mill.
tafy company have returned from a
nike, made in heavy marching order to
Stewards mill south Of Forsyth. where
under pup tents" the soldiers bivou-
acked for the night An extended order
drill was had over the neighboring hills
ana barbecue dinner was served be-
tore the men mixed back home.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
JOE
LINES ARE FADING
Macon Convention Nearest to
Love Feast Georgia Has
Known for Years.

Statesmen and politicians. real and
near returning from Macon and yes
terday's state convention, expressed
themselves generally today as we'll sat
lsfled with the conventions work.
The various contests coming before
the convention, while strenuous in their
progress toward settlement, were fin
lshed TO the satisfaction Of the ma
Jorlty and few, if any. scars seem like
ly to remain.
The Broyles-P ottle contest was set
tied on most honorable and satisfactory
terms all the way around. Brovles'
manly attitude won him thousands Of
friends among the following of PottIe.
His eventual withdrawal from the CON
test, coupled with a request that his adj
versary be made the unanimous nomi-
nee of the convention, was rated fine
thing for harmony and peace inside the
party.
Price Played Cards Right.
Price as practically all agree today,
was the only possible compromise can
didate in the agricultural commission
ership race. The fight between BIalock
and Brown had gone to where neither
could swing to the other, in any posi-
bic circumstances.
Price played far seeing politics early
in the game when he refused to indulge
In the hammer and tongs methods
adopted by Brown and Blalock. and his
digniied campaign unquestionably
made victory possible for him yester-
day.
Discriminating observers are saying
today that John NJ Slaton's approx
mately unanimous nomination. accom-
pIished as it was by combining of all
political factions in Georgia. means an
end forever to the ancient fractional or
der of things
with SIaton's Inauguration is sched-
uled to disappear all of the old go
called 'Hoke and Little Joe" lne-ups in
Georgia.
Every One Is Satisfied.
With Slaton as governor, there is to
be. if the wise and knowing ones are
right, no more smith" faction. and no
more Brown faction. The test Of
mans fitness for political preferment
in Georgia hereafter is to be something
better and more conclusive than wheth-
er he was, years ago, a "Hoke' follow
er or Little Joe" partisan.
Slaton's speech before the conven-
ton was a winning utterance 1t poured
oil over such troubled waters al still
We're ruffled. and, as one returning pill
grim remarked today, it left a good
taste in everybody's mouth"
The unpleasant things which hap
pened in Macon seem not to have left
lasting impressions, and il those who
have thought it over since the moment
of adjournment are right. it was after
all, more of a real Democratic love feast
than not.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
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The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21

ker returned home from school
last Thursday.
w. o. Ballew was transacting
business In Marshall last Friday.
Mrs. John Moritz 10 entertaining
her sister and sons.
Miss Emza Baker returned home
from Manhattan, Kans, where she
has been attending school on last
Thursday.
Joe Deckard and wife spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Mr..
Deckard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ". Deckard In the Bottoms.
Guy Riley OF Slater spent lever
al days last week with his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Humphrey.
Mr.. Pittman went to st. Joseph
last Friday to Join his wife. They
will go from there out West for
Mr.. Pittman's health.
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21
MALTA BEND

Sherman Houston was transact
ing business in Marshall on last
Tuesday.
Misses Ruth Slusher and Elisha
Tobin returned home from Fayette
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ayers was shopping In
Marshall last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Frazee and
children came over from Carroll
ton, Mo-, last Sunday morning to
visit Mr.. Frazee's parents. They
returned home Wednesday evening
Misses Grace and Ruth vanArs-
dale OF MAYHEM are here visit
ing their cousin, Florence Morton
Mr.. Levasy and sister are here
the guests OF Miss Miriam Brown.
Prof. Monsees, wife and baby
came In from Fayette last Thurs
day to visit Mrs. Monsee's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Fulton.
Messrs. William and Ralph Ba-
The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21
County News
liam

Mrs. c. States OF Bogard, Carroll
csunty, came to Miami last We'd
nesday to make n short visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JAS.
walden. She returned Sunday.
Mrs. D,rcy purcell OF Kansas
CITY ana little daughter are ex-
pected this week to visit MRS.
Jno sibley and other relatives In
and about Miami.
Miss Josephine Hooper left Mia
mi Saturday morning for Kansas
city TO visit relatives for a short
time. from there she will 60 to
Canyon City to visit her sister
Mrx stockton and then return to
her home In Denver, Colo.
Raymond and Jas. Thorp and
Geo. Bishop, three Miami boys
have returned from Gasconade'
>svhere they have been at work on
the Missouri, The engine was
taken from this boat for repsars
and the boat was taken to Keokuk
Iowa, where 1t will remain for the
simmer:
Mis- Rosa IgIeheart writes from
White Hall, Montana, that she IL
- roverness In a lawyers family
and il getting q nice salary.
Adolph Royar Ii suffering from
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