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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

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pan. and Whom ID is molici. add the
nour Nils wen. NuN add The cold
MIX al az rurr. .tuH sfl until smooth
set asidr Co. cuui Add tir salt sop-
HiNte The eggs. beating tDlts until
light and whites until sun Fold met
tae yoiks AND then thv whites into
the saugr vcfy catcfuliy Then pu
an min taking dish aud bake loo 10
modcrat, oven fftc,.n cor iNcut,. min.
utcf srrtc immediately Loo ,ho DISH
in riiieh % wus ha.tod
GRAINED I'ua,is.d Eggs.
Pu1rh desired number nf UFfs iu
ono uudw uI hot water to which have
bccH nddrd teaspoon salt rud one
teaspoon ViursHr. EHEs sanuld hc
brukon one nt time into % saucer
aud shipped rticfuliy Into thc hot
water and allowed a. SIMMER uutl
nhi,r is snt When duuc place on o.
hot plates. aud cover WITH a dfrssinr
made of willie sauce tu Nhl"I tn.
hlespoons 90 uarsioy ,hoppcd 1uv.
have been added Serve un toast 10
desired
Currtrd Eggs
? hard boiled "gs-
tablespoons onion hurp,d
tablespoons butter
tablespoons nuur
I teaspoon curry pov dor
cups milk
ScasouiuG
Let unluus imurr iu tH' butter uu.
tl they are tcuher Stir seasoning ind
carrf pewder into flour and tdd ~ io
the butter When miNed add ihc milk
RiudunilV CUT the eggs iVngiIu lsc
Ga quarters and heat ln th, sauce,
Serve at oucr Wits hot boiled Vice.
OmrlVi Nu GtHtin,
tablespoon Hour,
y cup milk
Z eggs
q cup grated Glucose H't~"u'ut
tgrsi The cggs Ndd tho checs, and
th,. milk miu Vairh &C., nour hls
hcrn stirred. Mis- aN we'll tugcthrt
SEASON. Turu Into vcii huitrrcd h"i
pan aud bak. about Hftrru minutes.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

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markr a Tor ign critic. IL hos ="
shot, Rou further that 900 are right
there with the French language, $500
submit mso that Mr. Tan hhs s'"i'.
dupuis chicago Sew.
Nnt to u"At uu ihD saue 'r"id WIN
which ne accepts ~. u,, .fahl' S'i-
accuse Herald
To mv nothing OF thr ,Uhuup"ir'
with viI.h 20. carries 't"rft thing h"-
fare him iluu.fuu Post
tf the .pium, uauueiuuD, hr show"
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

recognize afadcro wheu they &C.
through With nm
o
THE MENtCANS SEEM Go ha' r
acquired "a preference Tor th, uafu'
pmz Thel evidently want tu see %
ou pullc documents again.
o
FEBRUARY MAY have only TWEEN
ty-clghi DAYS. but Wo suspect that io
Governor Wilson b is going Go s"'in
ike the Longest month iu th" N"nr.
o
wOuDCHOpPElt- seen a lot 81
bear tracks bout q NILE north 20.
hcrc--hig ones. too.
Huntor Good. Which way -
south
WHY DOES THAT pAIiNED old
hen always wan, 60 roUst on u letter
buv go
Ssh, was Matched from pSrccl
post egg
nov po TIE streets run iu Az
huuu.ruu"
''Thc streets don't run m This town.
siy tvv oar hustliug rltE"uf no
Be- thc running.
FEBRUARY is short month. bat
sun of greatness iu FebruatN $50
celebrate Washington. Lincoln -
Nuloutin, and M, grounding ma
some day wc shall celebrate Edison
-
~ u I,ulc,
"I'u eh,u ptopin say thut msn it
20 good prov idcr what does ~ mean
TT means that thr' ar, tr' lug ="
D. d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

"Pu. oh,u pcopl" say thut mah J..
70 good pro'idcr what does ~ mean
1T means that thcf ar, tr' iuE ="
spnlogiz. for .ia bad hAhitf' do.
troll Free Press
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
Devils Lake is the Pivot for
Good Roads Movement In State
Other Cities Take Up the Plan

mobile highway. A meeting called BY
the Hettinger Commercial club VAS
held in that city was largely attended
by representatives. from all the sur.
rounding towns and county districts.
Plans for an organisation were per.
fected and steps taken to raise funds.
Much enthusiasm was aroused and it
is believed that the building Of the
road can be carried forward at an
early date.
The good roads movement is recsiv.
ing strong support generally In this
section of the state and farmers and
business men alike are taking much
interest in the proposed new highway.
It will extend through both Adams
and Bowman countless passing
through this city and Bowman and
as funds will have to be raised by the
counties, towns and states, through
which It runs, the Hettinger business
men are setting the pace and getting
an eAflY start.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

Devils Lake claims the honor in
the good road movement from TIE fac,
that much was accomplished during
the past year in the bstsering ef road.
the county commissioners Of this cd,a,
ty having wen . trophy for the sx.
cellence Of county roads, tho st. Paul
to Helena automobile tourists found
in this state.
The plan now under way here 10
create enthusiasm In the statewide
movement though mentioned for the
first time yesterday has already met
with favor, and the automobile own.
ers Of the entire state will soon be
boosters for the cause in bringing
about legislation that win mean bet.
ter roads. A systematic campaign viii,
be carried on from this city which is
bound to meet With results and the
next year it IL anticipated win be q
vast Improvement In North Dakota
roads
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

Following close on the neels Of th.
movement instituted by the CONNER
cial club Of this city in bettering th.
roads Of the state in each and every
community, Is work along the same
line which is being gingstituted at Nj
not and Hettiager, the local club move
ment being more Of statewide ma
ture than tho ventures Of the othel
places named.
At Minot the Commercial club has
appointed two committees, one to con.
fer with the city commission with re-
ference to better highways within the
city limits, while another will take up
the matter Of good roads with the
county commissioners and endeavor to
secure . good road superintendent for
the county.
From hettinger comes the report
that cities and towns Of the southwest
ern part Of the state will join forces
in the development Of the Twin City.
Aberdeen and Yellowstone Park auto.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
THIS STATE N THE NEW
SEE-EYE LEAQUE,

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 22-The
new Central International baseball
league, which includes North Dakots
represented by this city was formed
last night at Minneapolis and includes
eight teams, st. Paul and Minneapoli,
being the latest acquisitions to the
new league.
The teams are st. Paul, Minneapolis
Duluth, Superior, Grand Forks, Winni
peg, Virginia and Port Arthur ant
Port Williams, the last two mentioned
comprising one team.
The ST. Paul and Minneapolis club,
will be owned by the American asso
citation but will not be part b1
the regular association eague Of tn,
Twin Cities. Games willIbe played .
st. Paul and Ninneapolis| ct the asss
ciation parks, the dates not conflict
ing with the regular league contracts
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

The Genital international League 4
about to enter the Twin Cities and the
teams comprising the league will have
representatives at st. Paul today to
decide on the matter. The plan is to
allow Grand Forks, Duluth, Superior,
Winnipeg and whatever other teams
join the league to play ct tho Associa.
tion baseball parks whenever the As.
ISOLATION teams Of St. Paul and Mime.
apolis are not playing.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
WILL NOT SUBMIT DYNAMITE
CASE EVIDENCE TO STATES
UNLESS REQUESTED.

Washington, Jan. 1s-At a confer.
ence here tody between Attorney
General Wickersham and Dist. Attor.
ney Miller Of Indianapolis, who con.
Quoted the "dynamite conspiracy =
trial, it was decided that the govern.
ment win hold the evidence collected
at the trial intact and not forward
it to state authorities for such prose
cutions as they might desire to under
take under state laws, unless q n
quest is received from state officials
The evidence will not be distribut
ed until after the circuit court Of ap
peals. Unless murder should be the
charge investigated by state authori
ties, it is said that the statute Of lin
itations has run on many Of the pos
sible ofenses they might desire to in
vestigate.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark w. Kelley re.
turned last evening from Fargo where
they had been in attendance at the
Grain Growers convention.
They were among the successful ex.
hibitors at the big farm products show
winning two first and two third third
prizes in the corn contest for the
northeastern section Of the state; Sc.
cond prize for wheat in competition
with the whole state, and probably
took prizes in other lines. Their ex.
hibits comprised corn, wheat, buck
wheat, barley, flax, timothy and beans
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
GOOD STORIES.
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Oscar w. Towner was boomer in
North Dakota back in the territorial
days, and was extensively engaged in
raising wheat. One spring he was re-.
turning from Missouri to Dakota af-
ter one Of those seasons when crops
had failed and prices had fallen. On
the train was a man returning from
Florida who was exuberantly enthus.
iastic over the possibility Of fortunes
in Florida orange groves. he compar.
ed orange growing with wheat raising
and pointed ont the profits that would
surely follow investment.
Towner listened with interest and,
looking far away across the melting
snow on the Dakota prairies, said "a
man ought to have big wheat farm
in North Dakota where he can spend
his summers, and a big orange grove
in Florida where he can spend his win.
ters." And after pause he added
"And q national bank in st. Loui,
80 that he could draw both ways y
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
ACETYLENE ExPLosI0N-IIoHT
PLAN BLEW UP WHEN
BEING FILLED.

Crary, N. D., Jan. 2s-The acety
lene light plant in the Gile building
blew up when the plant was being
filed and lit up for the Gasaway en-.
tertainment. The generator in the
basement was destroyed, but no ser.
ious damage beyond that was done.
Andrew Forslof who was looking If.
ter the plant had . suit Of clothing
spoiled by the scattering Of the liquid.
The management has not decided what
kind Of light to put in the hall in
place Of the damaged plant.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
WHb.rER ITEMS.
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Bernie Young entered sehoo, last
week.
The fourth grade was busy making
calendars Wednesday.
Those who attended the program
given January 10, 1913, we're Mrs.
W. E. Gozee, Mrs. Wertenberger and
Mrs. Ward and Louis Leet.
Mr.. Henry Minette, president of the
Freshwater school boad visited tho
school Tuesday forenoon, others ought
to follow his example.
Mr.. R. Sorenson president of the
Webster school board visited the
school last week.
County Superintendent Haig also
gave US pleasant visit last week.
Come again.
A number of pupils were absent or
account Of severe colds last week.
The botany class will study minute
structure of leaves and flowers under
the compound microscope this week.
In the third grade reading one da7
the teacher asked what the line where
the earth and sky seemed to meet was
ealiedk Ono bright pupil answered,
"the Rec Line.
The following program will be given
Friday, Jan. 81, at $3.50 O'Clock in the
high school room:
Roll call, answered by funny story
from each boy, and in the usual way
by the girls.
Recitation-'sThe School Room
1dyle" by Catherine DeBoer.
Piano solo-Miss Heffner.
Debate-"What was the greater,
Washington or Lincolns" z
Affirmative, Emily Minette and Iau.
rena Otis. Negative, Lily johnson and
Marion Nash.
Song, school chorus
"a Psalm Of Life," Ralph Morse.
Pantomime: Muriel Moore.
Song, school chorus.
Report Of critic.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
STATE ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD
FORTH IN JANEST0WN-LO.
CAL, MEM Will. 90.

Members Of the. Ramsey county
board Of commissioners expect to at.
tend the annual meeting in James.
town, February II, l2 and l3 Of the
North Dakota County Commissioners
association. President K. J. Rush, Of
the association who is a member Of
the Cass county board, is preparing
the program.
Among the speakers who have been
obtained are Governor L. B. Hanna,
State Engineer. T. R. Atkinson, Ta1
Commissioner L. e. Birdzell and su.
perintendent Of Public Instruction E.
]. Taylor.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
G01Nas-oN IN TIE STATE
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Two men started to pull off little
parade in the Great Northern depot
at Minot one day last week. A little
later on they had a lively interview
with local magistrate and each drew
eight days in the city Jail.
The town well at Darlington went
dry recently and as result the city
was obliged to import water, hauling
it in in cars. While the water famine
lasted some of the good prohibitionists
were driven to the necessity of drink.
ing the stuff that made Milwaukee and
East Grand Forks notorious.
Five acres Of land, located one mile
from the center of Beach, was recent
ly sold for $1,000. A neat little price.
Three hundred and forty-seven miles
Of railroad were built in North Dako.
ia during 1912-more than in any
other state in the union.
Mosquitoes are buzzing in New Jer
sey. We haven't noticed any around
this city for several days.
Bills for three new insane asylumt
have been introduced in the state sen
ate. One for each of the authors Of
the bills, probably.
Mandan thinks It is going to get I
paper mill.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
THE IEolaI.AToR
(Denver :Almes.)


The legislator job is soft, his pay
he never earns; he meets each day at
10 O'Clock, ct 10:01 he adjourns. He II
spend his time in caucus fights and all
,his duties shirk; the peaker scrap
and Chairman bout leave him no time
for work. When asked about the un.
passed bills, he cries, "To hob with
them; why, cnt you see we we got to
choose president pro tent" . The
weeks roll by, months come and 70,
but always tits the same-both houses
meet each day to play the shiftless,
senseless game. But still there's this
to make us glad; despite his grand
stand talks, we known that in these
passless days the legislator walks.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

Don Densmore, the North Dakota
wonder in the horse racing line, win
be piloted during the coming year by
"Pop" Geers, probably the greatest
driver in the business. Dave Dinnie 3
big PAGER will have the best that ID
possible in making the big circuit this
year, which will no doubt bring fame
to 4inot, the home Of the great
horse.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
NORTHERN GROWN sEED CORN,
GRASS AND FIELD SEEDS.
NJ. OLSEN 90,
Moorhead, A6inn.
Write today for catalog.
FOR sALE-Lot II, block "a, lots IL
and IL, block 8, Orr's addition. In.
quire at Halgren' Taltor Shop.

1AKR1 Or,
Came to my place three miles aosth-
west Of Devils Lake on OF about jan
rary 1st, one red COW with halter a;
weight shout HOO lbs.
Owner can have same by proving
property and paying costs Of keeping
and the charges Of this notice.
Il. B. Aldesny.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

Washington, Jan. e1-The wire trust
probe commenced today on an opinion
from the attorney general, who be.
lieves that such procedure is prefer
eble to a suit under the herman law.
The inquiry is to be far-reaching.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

New York Jan. 2l-TWo Rattefed
sleds, which have journeyed to opposite
ends Of the earth, those Of explorers
Amuadson and Peary, are ON display
and occupy an honored place in tia
American Museum Of Natural History.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
BILL INTRODUCED PROVIDES
FOR ERECTION OF NEW
BUILDING.

A bill which has just been introduc.
ed at Bismarck if carried viii mean
the erection Of new building at tie
Rock Island Military reservation here,
an appropriation Of 1880 being asked
for the erection Of mess house.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

| Plans are being drawn for new
| hotel to be built at Minot to cost
eloo, 600.
The meat market ct Fordville has
been "closed for the winter" If the
Fordvilleites want meat now they can
60 out and run down jack rabbits.
A very animated "scrap" is on at
Bowbells over who is going to be the
postmaster. Formerly there were not
enough Democrats at Bowbells to kick
up good row, but since the election
| of Wilson times have changed about
the place.
Over in Minnesota an enterprising
manufacturer Of concrete blocks is
using the parcels post to send out
samples of his wares.
Minot Scotchmen will observe Robt.
Burns birthday with a big banquet.
Glendale had couple Of fires last
week.
A Williston man tried to ride an OK,
The bovine bucked, the man fell off
and ws stepped on by the "critter"
in about sixteen different places-all
sensitive and now very painful. The
OK escaped without injury.
The Bowbells Tribune says: "Grip
takes the low.necked, low-shoed girl. !"
Grips her by the scrutf Of the neck,
as t were, and Shoes her out Of this
world.
School authorities at Oakes have
served notice that all students caught
using tobacco will be suspended. It
might. be good thing f other towns
would adopt some such system.
With its last issue the Larimore
Pioneer started on its thirty-second
year. 1t is a mighty good little paper
and is edited by mighty bright fel.
low, E. L. Richter. Here's hoping that
it will continue at least another thirty
one years and that Ed. Will be at the
-! Ct it all the time.
A lonely bachelor over iii Dunn
county had a little correspondence
with lady who said she wanted to
get married. She finally asked him
to send her railroad fare. He did
That's all, except the lady hadn't ar.
rivcd--at the last report
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

Washington, Jan. 1s-Assurances
were received from the war depart.
ment today that Fort Smelling would
not be abolished nor the troopA re.
moved. The territory Of tho command
ing officers viii be changed, but no
details Of the change have been given
ont - yet.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
Sllo rt5clrcuIts; ;
M IReenan1dc aalnte.

q T. IA e M - ~ IL s 1
The youag lieutenant In his trina and
elegant uniforu saluted in the stir and
yet sonewhat graceful military mau
ner, . pretty natron promenad,ng tAt
hotel plasa ~at Oad Point Comfort.
"The military salate,' = he said '.h
percnliasiy appropriate 70 you, madam
Do yoa happen 70 know it, originl"
l.No.n
.'well, its origin goes back 70 The
days Of chivalry, to the tournaments
Of the middle ages. In those tourna'
ments the knights, before the combat
began, rode past the queen os beauty
on her throne. As they caracoled By
her, they simultaneously brought the
hand 70 horizontal position above
tho Asows, then dropped It to the side
sgain-s genuine military salute. And
this they did, in their chivairousr way.
70 protect their eyes from the binding
rays Of The queen Of beautys lowell.
ness. That, madam, is the origin Of
the military salute, and that IL Why
the military salute is 60 appropriate TO
one like you.'
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.

Minot, N. D., Jan. 1s-Robert Full.
ton, colored, was brought down from
Carpio and lodged in the county Jail
to await trial on q charge Of malicious
mischief preferred against him by
Mosea Jewell proprietor Of res
taurant at Carpio. Jewell claims that
Fulton smashed q window in the
building he occupies as restaurant
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
NEW HOTEL BEIfQ EREUTED AT
NEW 500 ToWN-slIvA ALSO
Is PROSPEROUS.

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open for business in about month.
The railroad company has sunk q big
we'll here, and erected q water tank
and pump house. They found an am.
pie supply Of water, Of the very best
quality. Work has been started on
the new passenger depot. With . good
restaurant, aud the now hotel and two
livery barns, and an auto livery, Fill.
more expects to be able to give good
service to the travelling public as soon
as the passenger trains start running.
The three elevators have been busy,
and the new town has made q salts.
factory showing as a business point,
and the prospects for the future are
the brightest. Fillmore has bank,
pool room, lumber yard and two gen.
eral stores.
Silva, six miles west Of Fillmore, is
also making good showing, and prom
ises to be good town. It has three
elevators, two general stores . livery
barn, harness store, restaurant and 8
hardware store in course Of erection
Silva wants bank and newspaper
There is no newspaper in southern
Pierce county and only three in tn.
county altogether and fourth would
do well.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
Light Amid Darkness.

4ollic, light mulatto housemaid
who has been in the employ Of fam
lily for number Of years, recently
gave up her position to get married
"A few days ago she returned aud
asked to have her old place back. The
woman Of the house was glad to have
her return, but was surprised that che
came so soon after being married, and
questioned her as to her reason 70,
wanting to return. In reply the maid
said:
Ny husbands folks is all Jealous
of me because I'm so light colored
You know, my husband is very dark
and all his folks is dark, too, and waa
mad because he married me. Why,
one Of his sisters told me, 'You's 20
light you make spot in our family
Tacoma Tribune.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

With NJ. D. Butler presenting bill
in the House for the erection Of new
industrial building at the school for
the Deaf in this city, and Frank ny.
land fathering similar bill in the sen
ate, considerable talk is now going on
as to the prospects for the new build.
ing which calls for an appropriation
Of $25,000
The money 50 expended will inclu6a
the securing of the equipment for the
shop. The idea If the bill passes ID
to have the work started by next May
The students at the school have show1
great aptitude in this department and
If it becomes an active part Of the
school work much good will result
Present indications make the PROPOSE.
tion for the erection Of the new build
ing look very probable.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24

A murder case in every county in
the Second Judicial District and al
to be tried within the next two months
is part Of unusual dockets to be pre-.
sented at the terms in January and
February. Court opened at Rolla TO-
day, whore : murder case 10 on the
calendar. A. F. Madison, Of Grand
Forks, 10 etenographer for Judge
Buttx, owing to the illness Of Chas.
Cockburn. Before leaving yesterday
Judge Butte appointed Miss Lillian
Topping, Of the Florence Crittenton
Home, rs juvenile court officer for tho
Second Judicial District.
Devils Lake weekly world., 1913-01-24
+ RATS. 4
+ By Howard L. Ram. +
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The rat is a small, eager reptile
! which lives on cheese and electric
light wires. 1t is well supplied with
teeth, and strops them at night on the
furniture in loud tone of voice. One
strong, adult rat, which has not had
anything to eat for several days, car
keep whole family, awake and run
! ming round in their night clothes try,
! ing to turn his left Aank.
Most people look upon the rat as a
pest and seek to exterminate him with
wire traps and strychnine pills, which
are scattered in his pathway with the
intent to commit murder in the first
degree. Sometimes the house dog en-.
counters these pills and has to be
operated upon with sal soda. As q
usual thing, a pan of water is placed
near by, SO that the pill will not lodge
in the rats throat and choke it to
death, After rat has admitted two
Or three Of these pills to its system
he loses interest in his surroundings
and dies in very thorough and
abrupt manner.
Rats are hunted with great deter
mination by tall, Aint.faced females
who attack them with broom from
the top Of steel range. Anothe,
dreaded enemy is the ardent, bow.leg
eed rat terrier, which seizes then
around the neck with its front teetl
ond short circuits their medulla oh
longatta.
| The chief diversion OF the domesti,
rat is to set fire to houses which hav,
cen wired by truck gardener dis
"uised as an electrician. The rat ais
rs the unpleasant habit Of crawlinl
side of brick wall and committing
suicide, thereby taking all of the en-
thusiasm out of social call
The rat has voracious appetit
and will eat anything from q nev
pair of suede shoes to piano leg
It enjoys getting inside Of a woode
Epartition and holding a family reur
; ion. Every once in a while famil
: of musical rats will get together an
} pull off an impromptu rehearsal q
the head Of somebody's bed, jus
where they carnot be gotten at wit
; anything but profanity.