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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
Time for a Clock.

Warwood has all the many things
20 make it an enterprising little town,
but among the things lacking. accord,
ing 20 a gentleman who-is a close OBJ.
server. is that a town clock is needed
Where is there any place for such a
umepiecee was asked. Have II on the
new y. VI. g. \. building or on the
town hall. IL the latter is ever to bs
built. said the sage. as he gently
atroked his long silver whiskers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
Fisher BUYS Restaurant.

Jesse Fisher. Of this city bought the
restaurant 90 Mrs. Henderson on Sixth
street ~ T." Dean building. and TOOK
possession tuls morning. Mr.. Fisher
viii have complete stock az groceries
and merchandise put In a once and Will
Doe open in "A few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
K. Of P.,s Attend Meetlnn

Many knights OF Pythias residing
In this section went 10 Wheeling last
evening to participate in the impress
i've and elaborate work put 'on by the
Ohio Valley lodge 10. ~ in the Odd
rellows' building. There are quite a
number OF X. OF P.'s here and there
is some talk OF organizing a lodge.
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evening IN the Brotherhood hall at TIRE
corner OF Seventh street and Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schsffer return
ed last evening from Fairmont, where
they spent the past few days visiting
friends and relatives
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Social This Evening.

Tie weekly social given ly the Ladies'
All Soc.ef. and tho =. \ Lorcntz Broth
erhoof. viii be given this evening va tie
brotherhood halI AZ TIE corner az Sew
enfn AMI Marshall streets Tho public
- invited 60 atfert
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WARWOOD
Many Warwood Women Attended
Mothers' Meeting Yesterday.

The majority OF mothers or the
Greater Warwood section attended
the Rev. Sundays Mothers day meet
Ing yesterday afternoon. while not a
few men also attended the evening
services from here. Carnations were
worn by a large number OF men here
yesterday in honor OF their mothers.
One dealer Who got a supply of these
flowers in early yesterday morning
sold them out in less than an hour.
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Earl. son OF John Welshhans. War
woods village blacksmith. had close
call from losing the sight OF an eve
late Thursday evening by being
struck with the tine OF a pitchfork
iu the hands OF a companion while
they were pitching straw in the Moore
& Moore stable in North Warwood.
The Welshhans lad was struck almost
directly between tho eyes with the
fork. The wound bled profusely al
the time and It was thought II would
heal all right. but yesterday he be
gan suffering with his head and was
unable TO attend school in the after
noon. He is now under treatment oil
a local physician
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-09
Amunds0n Claims
He Found Pole
DENIES he ANNOUNCED
SCOTT WAS SUCCESSFUL.
Another cook-Peary Controversy May
Be Preelpltated by Seekers After
Farthest South.
Norwegian 10 Keeping Crew On Board
His Ship and 10 Keeping
Claims Quiet

HOBART. Tasmania, March s.
Captain Road Amundsen. the Nor.
wegian explorer. denies having tele-
graphed anything regarding Captain
Robert Scott or the British expedition.
captain Amundsen. up to the pres
ent. Is the only member OF the ant
arctic expedition who has landed from
the Fran. Nobody is allowed to 10 on
board the vessel under any pretext
whatever
The explorer says that he is pleased
with the results OF his expedition. but
otherwise maintains absolute silence
on the subject
Captain Amundsen intends 10 stay
at Hobart for few days. He will
then go TO Australia and give a few
lectures there. afterwards departing
FOR Europe by the circuitous route of
Buenos Ayres. then. around Cape Horn
up 10 the Bering Straits and through
the Northwest passage and the Arctic
ocean.
The confirmation OF Captain Road
Amundsen's attainment or the south
pole on December u. 1911. received
today from the explorer himself at
Hobart. Tasmania. sets at rest the
conflicting reports current on the sub
iect yesterday.
A despatch published by the Daily
Express In London yesterday morning.
dated Wellington. New Zealand. de-
clared that Amundsen has stated that
Scott had reached the south pole. Il
was assumed that this declaration in
dicated that Amundsen himself had
not succeeded in attaining the object
OF his expedition. and credit was gen
orally given 10 the British explorer.
Denies Scott Message.
Nothing has hitherto been heard
from Captain Scott and Amundsen
denies that he said or telegraphed
anything referring to his British rival
or his expedition.
The honor for the achievement OF
reaching the South Pole must now be
given TO the Norwegian explorer until
captain Scott announces the result
OF his expedition.
Captain Amundsen has for MANY
years been considered one OF the most
daring and competent OF Arctic and
Antartic explorers. 4 sailor from his
youth, he started polar research az
! the age OF %. when he participated in
the Belgian Antartic expedition un.
der the command OF Garlach.
captain Amundsen left Puenos
Aires on his present trip toward the
close OF 1910 with a small party OF
! Nor~egians. all OF them experienced
IN Arctic work. He took with him
large pack Of Siberian dogs and his
men We're all provided with skis for
traVersing the Rlaciar ice Captain
Amundsen's party made it's base and
winter quarters so miles nearer the
, South Pole than his British rival.
Nothing was heard from the expedi
ton for manv months until the ar
rival ~ the Fran was reported two
days ago a. Hobart. Tasmania.
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Special Meeting Of q. Of 7.

l. Is said that special meeting Of
the Warwood Boad OF Trade Will be
held in the Central engine house 20
take action upon the establishment o:
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being declared elected The canvass
showed no change Of tie results oe the
gnofficia, returns.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
ACCUSED OF BARLOW FORGERY
IN 1909, BROUGHT BACK FROM 1:
49,, THE WEST.

DARLINGTON, N. D., Aug. Chas.
Mcknight, accused Of forging q cheek
at Barlow in 1909, was located the
past month in the state Of. Was hington
and was brought back to Caring ton
by Sheriff Atkins and j. E Galehouse,
jr. 81 :i& n. 4. Il MN. All 4; S 5s.. $5j
Mcknight was brought up for pre-
liminary examination before Police!
Magistrate Rcbt R, Pryor. He waiy-I
ed examination and has been bound
over to the district court for trial He
will be confined in the county jail un-t5
til his case is brought before Judge j. s
A. Coffey. It is stated that the young.
man will plead guilty and take his
sentence without protest. His ar
raignment before the court viii be
soon sisf 55S$
Mcknight is accused Of signing the
name Of Marriage to a check, which
he passed on the bank at Barlow in
the fall Of 1909. s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
GRAND TOTAL or STATE oRNllAL-
GRADUATES THIS YEAR rs u.
st5 OVER 200. .ssts

5S VALLEY CITY, N. D., Aug: l,hir-
:ty-nine students on Wednesday receiv-
ed diplomas as graduates from the
regular department Of the d Normal
school and Al completed the course
that fits them for the rural diploma.
This brings the grand total Of gradu-
ates for the year UP to FOG, the lar
gest In the Northwest. ~.
Those completing the professional
course at this time are Sadie Atcher-.
son, G. N. Anderson, Imogene Ber-s
lin. Buelah N. Buswell. Hilma a. Case.
Elmer w. Cowdrey, Elizabeth = Dial.
leir, Mary K. Dennison, Myrtle g.
Doyle, Carl j., GRADER, Dorothy e. Han
ma, Sidney J. Hustled, Nellie ]. John.
son, Caroline M. sLauritson, G. ID Mar
tens, Ella NJ Mullaley, Coda Munich,
J. H. McMonagle, Mabel 8. Nepstad,
Ruth Odney, Arthur Penn. Anna r,
Peterson, Jennie Peterson, Gertrude
Peoples, Jennie Strachen, Jessie r.
White and Troy ]. Wilson. ,5,ES
From the two year advanced course
there will be six diplomas to the fol-
lowing: Alma Berg, Edwin Z. Carlson,
Nellie r. Dahl, Caroline Evingson,
Blanche G.. Mason and Agns Meldahl.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

If you say it's fine crop, you are
knocking the price of grain, and il
you say it's a poor crop, you are a
knocker. Now, what's a Teller goin'
to do?
The Fargo searohlight has suddenly
taken to despise Commissioner of
Agriculture and Labor Gilbreath.
The House Judiciary. Committee,
or a majority Of 1t, will recommend
that impeachment proceedings against
Judge Hanford be dismissed now that
he has resigned, It seems very much
like, case Of letting the big rascals
60 instead of furnishing them. This
process is getting to be tiresome and
monotonous. The common people who
are. small offenders, generally get pun.
ished to the limit, while the big offend.
'er it seems is protected and white
washed in too many cases., In the
Hanford case it seems that the Presi.
dent insists on continuing and carry.
ing out the Impeachment proceedings,
one purpose it is said being to try to
head of in the states the demand for
the recall of judges by successfully
pushing through one or. two successful
impeachment proceedings
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
able from q profit stand Joint tina !, are
our grain crops at ordinary prices.
Notice / to Creditors |.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of William
M r. Keilmans Deceased: MIG s.3 81 r.
5 Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Henry L Kedlman. foreign Exc
cutor OF the last will Of William +.
Keilman, late of the town Of St. John
In the county OF Lake and state OF
Indiana, deceased, to the creditors Of,
and all persons having claims against,
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months, after the first publication Of
this notice, to: said Executor at the
oftice Of M. n. Brennan, IN the city Of
Devils Lake, in said Ramsey county.
The resident agent Of said Executor IL
M. II. Brennan Of Devils Lake, N. D
Dated July Is, A. D. 1912.
HENRY l.. KEILMAN,
s4.,. 81 7s5z5 8. EN- Executor
First; publication on the Goth day Of
July, A. p: 1912. .3~@ E5s. j. IN
July rs, Aug. 2, 9, IL. &, @se.',s:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

North Dakota, when 4, "better farm
ing' becomes general, will demon.
strate that it is one of the most pro-
ductive states in. the Union. 1t will
show that what is needed is good
til.ing Of the soil and good care for
it, when the husbandman2will be- amply
repaid for ali Of riis 1abors and toll,
and the man with the moderate sized
farm will be the most independent
and most comfortable man to be
found anywhere. In talking Of the
crop of the present year it is much
nearer right to refer to it as crop
that will be but an ordinary one in
the near future, rather than an extra.
ordinary one. This fact should be
kept in view in order that a wong i'm.
preston may not be sent abroad to
mislead people who have in mind com.
ing to this state to locate permanently
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
HOW ABOUT YOUR CITY? /

a Manifestly trife Ediscomftted by
the unpleasant prominence that has
been given to New York By the deye-
glopments following the Rosenthal muir.
der, the New York Herald advises
other cities to look to.their own az
fairs 5s f.5 4 u, 5
Al Says the Herald: ITO; our friends
in other cities who, Initiating a not
altogether Who'll some character, are
pointing their fingers at Manhattan is
land and saying, 10 Lord how thanA-
fun we are, that we are not as New
York, we would say watch New York
clean house and then take IA lesson
on putting your own houses i'm order.
We would say this to such pure and
.altruistic cities as Pittgburg, Chicago,
San Francisco, st. Louis and New Or
leans. New York not suffer from
comparison, but they all may profit
from what New York purposes
doing
disease existing ind elected 3 Is
more dangerous than a disease whose.
symptoms cause acute suffering and
10 betray its existence.
New York with Ats cancer police
family infamy eNpssed: Is III 4 far 1ikesi-s
ii position than Il New YofK was Was tl
graft prospecting 81 secret
md 10 city II in Al position to point,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
Il, lGI.s9 8 49,. =. s-@7.c IsST2S
CITY DADS HELD. 81.
QUIET SESSION
Continued from Page One.)

yr : III x Z.
ment which prevails. D Both Of the
underground crossings are now nearly
impossible. A special committee 81
Aldermen McGurren, johnson and
Wineman viii look into the matter. Il.
a ptiticn signed by property own
ers along Fourth street Indicated that
the sewer in that district was insult
sficient. It appears that water. has
been. backing up in fhe Easements IN
this section and the codncil was asked
to remedy the condition. The petition
was referred to the city engineer.
The petition asking that the alley
between Kelly and School avenues be-
kept open, fences, barns and other OBJ
structions tend to make passage i'm;
possible nov, went to the street COM
mittee. IL
a petition signed BY President PEN
ni1lgton Of the 500, asking that School
and Hill avenues across the 500 tracks
be closed, with all alleys, was received.
It is proposed to keep Harrington
Kelly and Flint open. This met with,
the approval Of the council, except
that the provision be made that sew
sand water mains can be laid byI
the city inS the streets closed.
ss The matter Of the vacation Of streets
for the School for the Deaf n connec-
ton with the purchase Of the Vine
nia ss property WIN have A public hear
ing No objection was offered,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
GlLBREATH AFTER HELP.

Commissioner. of Agriculture Gil.
breath is after more harvest help for
North Dakota. AS. a result of his ac-.
Quaintance with railroad men he has
been able to induce many Of them to
advertise the necessities of North Da-
kota and to give reduced rates. The
commissioner has inserted advertise
ments and written the editors of the
leading papers in many states explain
ing the situation. 5$3s{
Responses have come from many
states. Even Maine, New York, Georg-
ia and other far distant points offer to
send men in lots ranging from ten to
500. Many of these offers are conting-
ent on free transportation the pro-
motors desire pay for helping assemble
the men. Unfortunately there is no
fund in Commissioner Gilbreath's de-
partment-and no provision for secur-
ing ito pay the fare or pay for the
services of some one to send these
men. '''-' )"
Commissioner Gilbreath has also
taken up the matter with the labor
commissioners. of many states-and
with the heads Of great labor organic
ations Some good results have been
secured in this manner. In this man
ner the commissioner appears to have
done everything possible to serve the
farmers of North Dakota. He is re-
ceiving the cooperation Of many com
mercial organizations in the state.
At a meeting to be called in Fargo
it is probable that a permanent labor
bureau will be established to meet
such contingencies and TO give Of
fetal and authoritative expression to
the demands of the farmers in future
years. II 4! .:.t i !:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

Newspaperdom in Fargo seems to
have mighty hard row to hoe. With
the Forum barely off the rocks, the
Coruier-News has lodged on a good
sized iceberg in the form of the fore
closure Of mortgage held by Daniel
Holt in the amount of $31,72805, &C.
cording to "a foreclosure notice which
was published in last weeks issue Of
the Fargo Searchlight. The sale is.s to
take place today. 81 s..s5 &. 3s5$$5'sss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
DOING QUITE WELL, THANK YOU.

DOING QUITE WELL, THANK YOU.
The United States-and North Da-
kota in Particular is not likely to go
entirely to the deminition bow vows.
The good crop in North Dakota this
year will make business conditions IA
vorable. The entire country is in q
prosperous condition-and it, doesn't
look like there is anything wrong with
Uncle Sans country.
The United States raises TIT per
cent of all the corn in the world. It
produces about one-f1fth of the wheat
of the entire world-one-fourth the
oats-one-tenth the barley-half the
potatoes-more than half the cotton
nearly one-third of the tobacco one
tenth the sugar-and' still some people
can't see the immense possibilities of
this country from an agricultural
standpoint. g5zza.E
It looks like the country Ia headed
away from the poorhouse despite all
the crOakings of the pessim1sts and the
alarnists. With improved farming
conditions the percentage of the
worlds crops raised in the United
States will be greatly increased-and
North Dakota proposes TO do its share
in that line. Sf55. - I,
In addition to the prosperity Of the
farmers-there has never been a time
when labor was more generally en-
ployed-and the unshiled kind more
in demand. The prices paid are high.
er than ever before. .tst
The manufacturers are sharing in
the good times and big orders are to
be filed in most lines. IT.
After all this is not such a bad
country. ,.,g.a iaSt.i7 &c.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

That there are too many men, who
have Joined in with the progressive
end Of the republican party who are
mere scramblers for office is appar-
ent. These office scramblers would
join in with any othr party or fac.
ton of a party if they had or would
have better prospects of climbing into
office. There must be some house.
cleaning done in the progressive
end of the republican party, and that
soon if thre shall continue to be an
actual advance toward real reform.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
FORTUNE SaalL Is ON HER.

/ ut has. been source OF great salts.
faction 10 me: that I WAS 10 fortunate
@ 10 secure my training at the Man ln
kato Commercial College,. To those
twho axe looking fora / business Or
shorthand training ! would recon-
mend your school" From . letter from
Isabelle resraut, 2 stenogr aphsfr, owa.
tonna, MINI. % Se5i!1 i,.@5S &
The fall term OF this great school
opens Sept. 3D. II you are interested
send for 4 our catalogue. Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MINI.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
. 10 /! B }. ! | ]. !.

Fra rs /. \ "a /.
3 VI y The aYiatos are dropping like rain
on the just and the unjust. ::.s
Meat may be higher than ever be-
fore, but The. public won't rise until
gasoline goes up again. 58
Many Of the people who stay in the
shade and fan themselves are suffer
ing from heat prostratio lon. "a
Harden needs watering IL you
quietly slip out after hui per your wife
may DO It s5ss
Al 3 he trouble IA. tte Iepubl lean party
IS chat with two men out and three
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

Minot's new asset is a junior "De-
fender of Cameron Dam" namely Olof
a. Olson. While Mr.. Olson has not en-
:ployed all Of the methods used by his
famous predecessor, he has caused no
small amount Of sensation in Ward
county. 4 81: y: n, .:..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

the finger of scorn at New York unless
it is certain-much more certain than
New York was before Rosenthal was
killed-that the cancer Of official cor
ruption is not eating unsupported at
it's own vitals.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
on bases, three balls and two strikes.
there is room for but one captain.

II Harry Thaw realized what you
have to pay today for good board, his
residence at Matteawan might look
better to him. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

Taxes seem to be going higher and
higher. The officials heed the COM
mand Of the voters to give every one.
more pay, and then they defy tie
mandate OF the people to reduce every
body's taxes. 49, So s4s.s $$S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

The politicians are all promising to
reduce the cost Of living, and the first
move to !that end Is always to increase
the taxes & s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

If you wish to see how you look
after eating the green corn; notice
carefully old Tabby cat after she has
had her whiskers in the cream.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

If the Back to the farm movement
is ever going to succeed, some one
must plant some shade trees out in
the hay field. y Z, Efs:Et i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

In Justice Count, Before }. h. Max.
son, Justice OF the Peace. a
H. NJ. Hermanson and L. H. Olson, CO.
partners as Hermanson & Olson
Plaintiffs, ...@5.
A. A. Observation-Disclosures.
The State of Month Dakota to the
Above Manned Defendant: VII e..
BY this second summons herein,
you are directed to appear before me
at my. office in the city of Devils
Lake. at ten o'clock A. NJ. on the 9th
day Ct August, A. D. 1912, there to an
swer the complaint OF H. NJ, Herman
son and T. II. Olson, co-partners as
Hermanson & Olson, the plain ifs
herein against you, alleging that you
are indebted to them in the. sum of
s49.44, balance due on account for
goods. wares and merchandise. and,
on account of use of telephone and
long distance tolls during the years
Of 1901 and UP to February 2Sth,
1912, with interest at per cent, per
annum. That the plaintiffs claim
special property interest. and lien by
virtue Of having attached herein the
following described personal pro-
penty:-one New Home sewing ma
chine, one birdseye maple rocking
chair, one brdseye maple commode
and few ARTICLES in drawers, one din
ing room table Of dark oak f1nish,, one
spring couch and nabtress, one iron
bedstead and springs, one extra box.
Spring and mattress, one big rug or
carpet, three pieces of book-shelves;
and, the plaintiffs demanding therein
Judgment in the sum Of $49.44 with
interest at seven per cent. from Feb
ruary 2sth. 1912, and that the said
property attached be ordered sold and
the proceeds thereof applied in Salts
faction Of the. plaintiffs claim and
lien; and you are hereby notified that
unless you appear, and answer, the
plaintiffs will take Judgment against
ECU accordingly .3s:. .ss ..,. Z: 4.
Given this thintieth day Of July, A.
D.. 1912. 4: 81 f, ..,4s Z.
j. H. MAXsON.
5lt Justice Of the Peace within
and for the City of De-
wills Lake, Ramsey Coun.
3 }s3: s5 4, ty, No. Oak.
=. ]. WEHE, (. Al :s= 4. :. z$:. (
Attorney for Plaintiffs. 5.5 4. 4.
August 2, 8, 16. .,$.: 5S 81 /. 4. +: IA
For Rent, For Sale ana other signs
OF this nature for sale at the Inter
/ 80,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

It's hard for the children to find a
safe place to play now ON account OF
the automobiles, but Il the streets be-
come too dangerous, they can always
go down on the railroad tracks. :,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

The, old man is still able to walk
down town, but owing to the severe
strain of study, his boy finds It neces-
sary to be transported by automobile.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

The principal pleasure many people
find in getting up social entertain
ments is the satisfaction Of leaving q
lot of people out. &SE$SE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

The colleges are getting big money
is endowments, but Of what use are all
these modern improvements II the stu
dents have to keep studying?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

It is said that heavy hats impede
the action Of the brain, but that does
not affect most OF the people who
wear them. 49,, .siN:}* = =: ::
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

The Chicago police won't enforce
the hatpin ordinance against the young
women. They know where the real
seat Of authority is located in this
country. ia =: s5 SS3 s5tt