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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-03

ence required. Earn while learning.
Write today for list Of hundreds Of
positions now open paying $1,000 to
Dept. 412. National Salesmen's Train
Ing Association, Chicago. New York.
Kansas City, San Francisco. New Or
leans, Toronto.
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THE LINE AND THE TIME-sELL
groceries n provisions to farmers
BOOKING boo nsne Orders erss for e%e spsine delivery MqM
Superior goods; commissions ad"
vanced. exclusive territory. Splendid
opening for honest, energetic men.
Write today for particulars. John
Sexton & Company. Wholesale Gro
GERS and Importers. Chicago.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR SALE.
$3.000-5 acres ground and six room
cottage and barn.
$1.650-1 and l-3 acres ground aud sis
room house and barn.
$3.ooo-New six room house. all mod.
ern. On University avenue.
: 700-Three house on Elm
street.
~$1,500-New six room house. hardwood
floors. on University avenue.
FOR RENT.
s25.oo-New 6 room house. all modern,
on North Fifth street.
$780, room cottage. hardwood
floors. city water. gas. toilet and
sewer.
ss5.oow11o room all modern house on
$40. oo-6 room house. all modern but
$:o.oo-s room house. all modern but
heat: barn: on Cheyenne avenue.
$15. o0-7 DOM house. city water and
sewer on Kittson avenue.
So.7sMN d,. room eottags; city water. on
cellar: North Eighth street.
: 5.00-3 room house on Elm street.
$4o.oo-;;l? room all modern house on
es5.oe-io. room ali modern house on
North Third street.
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Notice for Bids.

Notice for Bids.
The Board Of Trustees Of Acacia
Lodge. No. 4. A. F. & a. NJ, incorporate
ed. will receive bids for the barn build
ings on the corner of Bruce avenue and
Fifth street, being lots 2. 4 and s. block
"a. Original Town, and Vets Addition.
Grand Forks. n. D., and known as tho
O'Connor barn.
Said bids to be sealed and addressed
to Clarence A. Hale. secretary Of board
Of trustees. and in his hands not later
than " o'clock, Monday, March 10th,
1913.
Bids must stipulate h amount in
cash to be paid. and that said premises
will be cleared of all lumber. manure
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any M all bids.
Clarence a. Hale. Secretary,
Grand Forks, N. D.
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TEACHERS
TRANSFERS.

NJ. W. DAY MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
handling heavy freight. household
storage warehouse in connection.
Phone N. w. S37; It's. 1871.
pRAY, BAGGAGE AND HACK LINE
Only Low Down Moving Vans In City
Phones SO Jeff's Transfer Phones 80
Storage Of All Kinds in Connection
OPPOSITE GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT
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FIREMEN AND BRAKE
men for railroads near Grand Forks.
Wages $50 to v 9 500 monthly.
Promotion. engineer, conductor. Age
1895; experience unnecessary; no
strike. Rushing business-many hum
bred men employed monthly. State
ton, Dept. 232, 227 Monroe street,
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
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A suit made as you want Il made
and which wouldn't tit another person
IN the world but you Is worth while"
THOS. GRIFFITHS. TAILOR
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HELP-MALE

IF YOU ARE A HUSTLER AND CAN
. sell merchant tailoring you can quail
lily during March. and April for posi-
to hold special sales and establish
new accounts with big dealers. The
fall travelling season opens May. l.
Show us you know how to sell tailor
you can deliver shipments. and we
have @ life long position open for
you. We are looking for the best
man In your state to represent us.
Sales Managers Desk IS, Box 483,
Chicago, Ill.
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SELL GROCERIES DIRECT 70 FARM-
ers in your community for the largest
wholesale house selling direct by
samples; all goods guaranteed. Drop
shipments Or carload; permanent po-
and up: liberal terms; give references.
Address Dept Q. Hitchcock Hill q
Co., Chicago.
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600 MEN. 20 TO 20 YEARS OLD.
wanted at M for electric railway
500 q month: no experience necss-
eary: fine opportunity: no strike;
write Immediately for application
blank. Address 767 care Of Tines
Herald. =
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IF WE WOULD GIVE you A 40 ACRE
farm free, along u line Of railroad,
friends about our land opening? For
particulars address MI. ]. b. Clark,
Land Commissioner. Live Oak, Perry
4 Gulf Railroad Company, Box 81,
Live Oak, Florida, "
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HOTELS
HIDES

WE ALWAYS PAY A. LITTLE HIGH
er prices for all kinds Of hides and
We solicit your business on merit.
NV. 1919. Both Phones 772M It's.
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Some men blame their shortcomings
on their families and others on the
newspapers.
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ROOMS FOR RENT ON BELMONT
avenue. Ladies only. Phone 1176L
Northwestern.
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Will. EXCHANGE SILVER PLATED
kodak or speed camera. For some-
thing exceptionally good will nut in
some cash. Lock Box 241, Hannah,
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CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAM
ask Tor Mckenzie. 1877 So. Srd 81.
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PIANO TUNING
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR EENT-CoMFoRTABLE FUR,
nished room in modern house, 52t
South Fourth st.
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wANrHD-AaENTs-THE GREATEST
agents seller ever produced; every
user Of pen and ink buys It on sight.
one, agents sales AMOUNTED to 1920
Write to General Agent. Box 664.
Grand Forks,
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FARMS FOR RENT-4so ACRES, ONE
and ope-half miles west Of Clyde,
y. D.: about 400 acres under cultiva-
ton; good buildings int water. 100
Apply to McMurray Bros, Walhalla,
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FOR RENT-THREE ALL MODERN
rooms. Fishman Flats. Phone SILL
Northwestern.
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AGENTS.

WE FURNISH you CAPITAL TO RUN
profitable business OF your own. Be:
sell high grade custom made shirvs.
also guaranteed sweaters. underwear.
hosiery. and necktiea direct to homes.
Write Steadfast Mills. Dept. 20. Co
hoes. N. Y.
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AGENTs-A LARGE MANUFACTURERS
wants honest maj or woman to
ses on;tten a high high grade gnn line Gsr OF mako So9 AZ
per week to start: Write for full
Mgr. 1915 Sycamore St.. CINCINNATI.
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EXCHANGES

LARGE STOCK Of CLOTHING TO
land Ia North Dakota: land with In
ilatcd price. or heavily mortgegea.
viil not be considered. Prefer deal;
complete description in first letter. !.
n. Collins. 1929 Omaha National Bank
Building, Omaha. Nebraska.
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STORAGE

sToRAaE-FuRNITURE AND dooDs
OF al kinda stored. Low Insurance.
rata o. J. Barnes q Co
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
5000 first year. promotion to $1,000.
Examinations May 3 in every state.
Common education sufficient with
my coaching. Full Information free.
Write for booklet. v $40. Earl Hop
kins, Washington, d. c..
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wANTED-5oo SETS OF HARNESS TO
oil at 500 per set. Repairing our
speciality. The best harness made at
the right price. Grand Forks Harness
Co.. ll9 South Third street. Opposite
Opera House, City.
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FOR SALE - FRUIT RANCH: 10
acres; S-year-old trees; all varieties:
en rsM ,,,ifs feo;m f=KsP ennsWick. W ,yriSbate a
q bargain price; terms: for particu-
lars write to J. F. Nowlin. Wen-
atchee. Wash. Ill North Chelan
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WILL SELL FOR CASH OR TRADE
Tor Montana or North Dakota land,
Pines. For full information write
Geo. McCrea. Leeds. North Dakota.
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WILL EXCHANGE 40 ACRES 1NfPROv-
ed land in Northeastern part Of South
Dakota for a few acres near Grand
Forks. Skaug Jewelry store. 4l8 De.
Mers Ave.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN.
furnished rooms. Housekeeping. 30.
South Third.
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WANT TO PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
the owner. q good un~improved half
or whole section Of North Dakota
land, clear Of incumbrance. ]. r.
Collins. 1923 Omaha National Bank
Building. Omaha. Neb.
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TO INTERCHANGEABLE MODERN II
clear Of incunbrance to exchange FOL
good quarter of land, near Grand
Forks preferred. Address Lovk Boz
6S. CITY.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR I'M
proved city property, 100 acres Of
timber land near Roosevelt. MINI.
Tri.Stat0 S67M.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL PATENT
adjusted to five different sizes: ar
ticles OF proven merit: all horse own
ers need 1t. The Adjustable Horse
Collar Co, Maiden Rock, Wis.
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FOR sALE-PAIR OF DRIVERS
lboth maresl; we'll bred. five and sig
sell cheap for cash or would exchange
for heavy team. Frank Pierce. La
kOta. NJ n
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FOR .SALE-s1X THOUSAND ACRES
choice farm lands in Wisconsin's
hardwood belt: %cut-over lands and
improved farms. Write for book and
particulars. wisconsin Timber q
Land Company, Mattoon, Shawano
County, Wisconsin.
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FOR SAI4E-MAMMOTH BRONZE TUR-
keys: Toms. S.: hens. So. or $40 for
trio. White Pekin ducks. brakes. 81:
ducks. $50; trio. $3.50: Barred Ply
quire< G. w. Foogman, Grafton. N.
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TO EXcHANGE-QUARrER SECTION
land for cattle. horses. gas tractor. or
pair and difference. VIM. Haies,
Bantry. N. d.
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MUST HAVE cAsH-FoR SPECIAL
reasons we offer at a sacrifice a few
choice land contracts bearing a good
Contracts iaisi from $3.50 to $500. Il
will nay YOU to Investigate. Write
Lock Box 26l, washburn, N. d.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-oNLY MEAT
market in town; fou sSan c m,,es 10
Slaughter house half mile from town.
Renter must buy fixtures and stock
on hand. Will trade In North Dako-
Herald,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED-PRoPRIEToR FOR LOCAL
mercantile business. selling
Dur little automatic. stores get the
business. A surprisingly small In
vestment will start you in q prosper.
Independent. Reserve your. horne
town. Write today. U. s. Automatic
Sales Co.. Hellman Building, Los
Angeles.
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FOR SALE BY oWNER-ELEaANT
market in Saskatchewan; SIC acres
under cultivation Price low and
terms easy: G. ". Young. Park
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FARM LANDS

FREE FLORIDA FRUIT AND TRUCK
farm In best and healthiest locality In
United, States. Employees, business
land clubs in their town: 20 acres
given to those who cooperate with
me My plan and assistance makee
1t easy to interest your friends.
Free railroad fare to buyers. j. B.
Perrine. IS w. Adams, street, Chicago.
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REIMBURSEMENT FOR sALE-s2o
acre. claim choice Montana land,
Good house, 12x24; sickness reason
for selling. Must be sold at once.
Price $3.50. Write McCarroll & DAILY,
Havre, Mont.
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.NURDERERS GET
away EASY
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IS STRONG
AND PEOPLE ARE LIABLE ~
TAKE THE LAW IN THEIR OWN
HANDS SHOULD ANOTHER
MURDER OCCUR.

There is such feeling against those
who have committed murders in this
vicinity of late, on account OF the
light sentences meted out, that should
another occur soon, the ofncers 1ear
that there will be mob rule before the
minions can get their hands on the
culprit. !,
Gust johnson, who shot John Cash
down in cold blood near Rice Lake,
got away with ten year sentence. !,
Thos. Allen of Mckenzie county shot
young Brownie Emery to death, on &C
count Of girl, and he was sent to the
insane asylum.
Noah murdered old man johnson
in cold blood and he is now editing the
paper down at the penitentiary. I,
John Staff shot his wife to death
in barrel and we presume ne VIII
be made a member Of Editor Noah's
staff.
Next!
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IHREShFRM[N SET
PRICES FOR YEAR
price OF THRESHING FLAX is
RAISED TO 20 CENTS-bAKLE1
LOWERED TO CENTS.

The Ward County Thershermen's
Association met at the X. P. Hall Sat
urday and out of the 45 members
there was fair representation.
They decided to raise the MINIMUM
price of threshing flax from IL to ~
cents. Barley is reduced from to I
cents and wheat remains at lO Genus
and oats at cents.
Many of the machines will nave no
crews this year, and where the farm
ers furnish their own crews the price
will be cut exactly in half. !.
The wage for teamsters was SET AZ
So and the price for teams, 81.
The threshermen claim that they
made little or no money last fall on
account Of the rainy weather, Inere
were 20 rainy days in September.
II is estimated that half the ma M
chimes will run without crews TINS
season. !, ~,
It is reported that the railroads will
not furnish rates to harvest hands
this wear. While the number OF
hands may be reduced, the quality is
expected to be better. The men VINO
beat their way west to work IN the
fields as rule do not amount to mucn.
The association reelected all OF the
old officers, who are:
Thorwald Mostad, president.
Ed. Kittelson, vice president.
! Albert Susak, treasurer.
John Underdahl, secretary.
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ANOTHER DRADY DANCE.

Anoaher Hall dance!! Gee! There
is some rush in those brady people!
Everyone came with a beaming
countenance, fully intent upon enjoy
ing themselves. Especially so were
Frances and Alvin, because, don't you
know? Alvin's been away and this
was sort of reunion, the kind that
places q person, in the land of the
blest. ~,
High is back, and after his trip he
has advanced from a semi-lethargic
state into one of blissful happiness,
and his sweet face ripples into celes-
tial smiles every time he beholds an
old friend.
The Edwardses were there and Mr..
Edwards proved his ability on the
dance floor; so did Hugh Moore. If
a person didn't know different, he'd
pronounce them ballet dancers at first
sight.
Both John and Nels Underdahl
were there with their feet in excellent
condition.
A fine dance program was rendered
by our old standby, the Platt or
chestra, and after Home, Sweet
Home" waltz, that dance that sends
'em into the realm of dreams, they
"beat it" for home.
The Spectator.
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four KILLED IN
AUTO WRECK
BRAKE OF MACHINE FAILED TO
WORK WHEN AUTO WAS
COASTING DOWN STEEP HILL.

Four Drayton people lost their lives
in the. Red river Sunday night when
the automobile in which they were
riding ran into the Red river at Joli-
ette, N. d. The dead are:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Stewart.
Mrs. John A. johnson.
Willie, the 12-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson.
The chauffeur, Mr.. Anderson, bare
ly escaped. Mr.. johnson was not in
the car at the time, having left it at
the top Of the hill to see if the ferry
boat was alright. Mr.. Anderson says
he could not get the brakes to work
after he was on the ferry and the auto
plunged into the river.
The bodies of the four other occu-
pants came up once after the car
plunged into the river, but it was i'm
possible to rescue one of them. Mr..
Johnson saw the body of his wife
floating down the river and after it
had gone short distance it f1oated
near shore and he waded out and car
ried it to land. He put forth every
effort to resuscitate her, but life was
extinct. She had been in the water
for nearly twenty minutes.
When Mr.. Anderson came up, he
saw Mrs. Stewards body few feet
away and he made brave attempt
to rescue her. He reached her and af-
ter swimming a few feet with her
both went down. That was the last
seen Of Mrs. Stewart, for Anderson
came up alone. He struck out fol
shore, and was nearly exhausted
when he was pulled onto land.
Asked for Rope.
'Throw me a rope" were the only
words uttered by Mr.. Stewart when
he came to the surface. He cried out
for help to Mr.. Johnson who was
standing on the shore, but the latte,
says there was no rope in sight and he
was unable to give any assistance.
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Dr.. Moeller is Contented.

A friend of Dr.. Thor. Moeller, who
was sent up from Minot for ten years
for murder in the second degree, in
connection with the death Of Gina
Lein, called at the penitentiary the
other day. The doctor looks robust
and states that he is as contented as
can be under the circumstances. The
doctor has charge of the hospital at
the penitentiary and has about IS pa
tients under his care. He has a large
comfortable room in which to sleep,
has the key to the hospital and to the
prison drug store. He has the free
dom of the grounds, but does not dare
step outside the fence.
The doctor has all of his instru-
ments and his old operating table in
the hospital. He hopes to gain his
freedom after a couple more years.
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EXPRESS Rates
WILL Be LOWERED
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM
MISSION ORDERS COMPANIES
TO LOWER RATES SIG, 100000 A
YEAR,

Washington, D. c., Aug. 4.-Reduc-
tions in the express rates, which will
cost the companies fully $26,000,00O a
year, approximately sixteen per cent
of the gross revenue, were ordered by
the interstate commerce commission
to become effective October Is next.
Notable reforms in practices were also
ordered. The most important change
ordered was the modification of the
present graduated scale of parcel
rates. Hundred pound rates for short
distances either left unchanged or
slightly reduced; for longer distances
lowered; for fifty pounds or less, all
rates are practically reduced. For
packages over four pounds, going
over 700 miles or less than 1000, new
express rates generally lower than the
parcel post rates. For over 5000
miles the rates are practically the
same.
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Octogenarian Serving Life Sentence

Down at the Penitentiary at Grove,
N. D., is an old man past 80 years OF
age, who is serving q life term for
the murder Of his wife in Pemblna
county more than 80 years ago. His
name is August Peterson. Old timers
recall the crime well. His wife had
been found in company with another
man and she had returned home for
her belongings. AS she was driving
away in company with her son, the
husband shot and killed her in the
buggy. He always maintained his In
nocence, stating that while he shot
her. he did it thru accident, intend
ing only to take a revolver away from
her which she carried wrapped in her
shawl.
The old man owned a valuable 800
acre farm at the time which his at
.torney got for defending him. Peter.
son claims that his attorney advised
him to plead guilty, stating that he
would be given a light sentence.
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ROGERS LUMBER CO.
Will BU|LDB|C BLOCK
BOUGHT THE CAMPBELL LOTS,
1OOx1OO FEET, ON EAST SECOND
ST. AND WILL BUILD I'M.
MENSE BRICK STRUCTURE.

The Rogers Lumber Co. bought the
A. w. Campbell lots, 10Ox1OO feet,
corner Welcome and East Second Sts.
this week and next spring will con-
struct an immense brick block to be
used as general offices for the North
tory. Large store rooms for cement,
lime, plaster, and milling products
will be provided. The filling in of the
lots has already begun. The Rog-
ers Lumber Co. now owns more than
half block of very valuable proper
ty and has one Of the best stocked
yards in the state. The enterprise
shown is highly commendable. H. S.
Johnson, the local manager, has the
business we'll in hand and is making
a remarkably good record
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STAFF IS TAKEN
TO PEN|TENT|ARY
M'HENRY COUNTY SHERIFF
TAKES PRISONER ACROSS
COUNTRY TO DRAKE IN AUTO
AFRAID TO BRING HIM TO
MINOT.

John Staff, sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary by Judge Burr
Tuesday morning, for the killing Of
his wife, was taken to the peniten-
tiary Wednesday. Sheriff Sampson
and deputies took Steff across coun-
try from Towner to Drake in an auto
Wednesday morning and met the Mi
not Bismarck train. The sheriff thot
it not advisable to bring the prisoner
thru Minot on account Of the i'll feel
ing that had been engendered by the
brutal murder and the light sentence
the murderer received.
Staff arrived at the penitentiary
Wednesday evening in time for sup
per- His clothing and other belong
ings were taken away from him upon
his arrival at the pen, altho he was
allowed to keep his tobacco and old
pipe, in which the brute finds his
only comfort. Staff remained stolid
and when sentence was passed his
face did not change. He will be en-
ployed in the twine factory.
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BOUND OVER ON
MURDER CHARGE
MORAIRITY AND BEHNKE HELD
IN CONNECTION WITH DEATH
OF HARRY FREESE.

Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 2.-On
charges of murder in the first degree,
George Morairity and Carl behnke
were last night bound over to the dis
trict court without bonds: Both men
are accused of responsibility in con-
nection with the death OF Harry
Freese, an Edmore pool hall proprle-
tor, who died at Lawton under myster-
ious circumstances.
Circumstantial evidence only was
given against the men. Behnke, Nor
arity and Freese went to room TO-
gether at night, and the following
morning Freese was nearly dead from
drugs and a blow on the head. Chem
lists testified to the presence OF pol
son, and physicians to the injury on
the head, either of which would have
proved fatal.