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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
MIKE SELLS OUT

The sale OF the Dreamland dane.
ing pavilion was announced today
by Mike FISHER. its owner The
purchaser. Joe Schermer. formerly
in the amusement business. Is act
Ing FOR company which IL to In
corporate "a the Dreamland Payil.
ion Co.
According TO Fisher the sale was
necessitated owing TO the trip he Is
planning TO make 20 the Hawaiian
Islands and the Antipodes with n
team OF all-star baseball players.
The consideration paid for the pa
vilion Is not made known. but Il is
said to run well up into four figures.
Fisher Intends to return to Seat
tie following the trip TO Honolulu
and Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

voting coupon will be published IN
Tho Seattle star II can DO voted
for anyone you may choose IA any
OF the three clasalfications
The value Of each coupon IL one
cent. II YOU have no coupons you
may vote for your fnvorite by plAc.
ing one cent for each vote In an on.
yolope. marking the name and elias
sificAtion OF your choice on the
cover. aud placing the envelope IN
one % the sealed boxes which will
be found at the following locations:
Iut~rurbnn .tstis.---Ne.ier wa,
aud Oe~tdratai ~.
uon Msrrh~---i -ndie.' rv-t room.
ur-. West. bakery $3.50 w~.,iske
Market,
s-stn~ star erne~--s~srnth and
4 rion.
Fsir Association efric~--tto New
york block.
swif'. DruE storr-seeond aud
rtk~.
owl Drug st"rs--Tbira and fiks.
Drramland Hfnk-->es~nth sad
HOW THEY STAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
QUEEN OF THE FAIR!
WHO SHALL SHE BE?
IT'S ALL UP TO YOU

4 new Richmond has entered the
lists.
Rather. Il Is a Richmoudesa. in
the person OF pretty little Helen
Mueller OF 1919 bellevue av.. some
thing OF singer. something of a
dancer. and altogether one OF the
most popular young women OF Sc.
attic.
Miss Mueller Is one OF the con.
testants FOR tho diamond ring that
will be given 10 tho child receiving
the most votes for popularity az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
WIRE
BRIEFS

TosoPAHe--A eloudburst put
the water plant here out uf com
mission. aud bT tonight Touopah
will be entirely without water spe.
cial patrols are protecting the town
from the danger OF fire.
cHlcAoo.--Wui J. Davis. the
writer. has started q movement hay.
Ing for its purpose the placing OF n
monument over the grave OF Eugene
Field.
eOsToN.-Thoras a. Edison.
who was taken ~ last Monday. vas
confined 20 his room IN n local hotel
yesterday His attendants say there
ia no danger.
moNTREAL.-For pretlden,
William n. TAFT was yesterday
elected president % the American
Bar association.
BOsToN.-The employees OF the
Sturteyant Blower Works. con.
trolled hy Governor Fosa. yesterday
AtAN'NfNfaA AHF hftA AAAH NAAFAfA W AAAf
management. and returned 10 work.
tsDiANApOlIS.-Georue T. PET.
fer ~ Milwaukee was elected prcai-
dent, and San Francisco was chosen
as the 1915 convention city OF the
National Federation OF Postoffice
Clerks.
BERLlN.-The prussian govern
ment has bought one gram Of
radium for $500 for hospital and
scientific purposes.
NEW YoRK.-several thousand
persons last night attended meet
/ ing Mt Cooper Union called for the
purpose Of protesting against the
impeachment of Gov. sulzor.
TopEkA.-John Martin. former
! United States senator from Kansas,
died yesterday at his home here.
]
cHIcAGo.-sA leading crop ey-
pert estimates this years potato
crop will be 100000. 900 short OF last
year.
EVERYTHING breaking OF a
flanRe and the escape OF 200 pounds
OF steam pressure at the plant of
| the Robinson Mfg Co. threw Fire.
man Nels Mitchell through n win.
dow. cutting him about the head.
/ No one else was injured. Tho fac
. ta gInngH O.. vaFntva
coLVILLE. - Michael Walsh,
aged GO years. justice OF tho peace
here for % years, died suddenly
last Sunday Of heart failure.
BolsE.-Edgar Wilson, former
congressman. arrested on n charge
~ inebrlety. shot Deputy Sheriff
Harry Champlin through the hand
The bullet also grazed ChamplIn' 8
head.
TACOMA.--A cougar hunt will
take place at Regents park next
Sunday. Residents there have been
annoyed for some time by what they
believe to be cougar. Its screech
ing at night Is getting on their
nerves.
WAPhTO. - Jack Strauss, EN-
ployed on the Ed Sam ranch com
mltted suicide by shooting himself
through the heart with shotgun.
VANCOUVER.-The o. c. EIec
trio Railway Co. today signed new
agreement with It's employees al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
JUST TRY ONE DOSE of
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
and Be Convinced That You Can
Be Restored To Health
As Follows:

You are not asked to take Mnyr'-
Wonderful stomach Kennedy for
weeks and months before you re-
ceive any benefit--one dose Is usu-
ally required to convince the most
skeptical sufferer OF stomach All
ments that this great remedy should
restore anyone so afflicted TO good
health. Mayr's Wonderful stomach
Remedy has been taken by many
thousands Of people throughout the
land. II has brought health and
happiness to sufferers who had deF-
paired Of ever being restored and
who now proclaim II Wonderful
Remedy and are urging others who
may be suffering with stomach
Liver and Intestinal Ailments 10 try
IT, Mind you. uayr'- wonderful
stomach Kennedy r. 80 different than
most medicines that are put on the
market for the various stomach all
ments--it Is really In a class by IT,
self. and one dose VIII do more 70
convince the most skeptlcal sufferer
than tons Of other medicines Re
suits from one dose will amaze and
the benefits are entirely natural. ne
II acts on the source and foundation
OF these ailments. removing the
poisonous catarrh and bile aCcre-
lions. and allayinR the underly Ig
chronic inflammation In the alimen
tary ana intestinal tract. rendering
the same antlseptic. Just try one
dose OF Nsyr'. Wonderful stomach
Remedy put 81 TO q test today you
will be oyerJoyed with your quick
recovery and Will highly praise II
az thousands Of others are CON
stantly doing Send for a booklet on
Stomach Ailments 10 Geo. " Mayr.
Mfg. Chemist, l54-15G whiting St,
For sale in Seattle, Wash. By the
Owl psnG Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Who WILL RIDE?

PASADENA. Sept. AFTER
months OF preparation accompanied
By miahaps and hard luck OF various
sorts. Roy Knabenshue made a sue.
cessful flight today In his huge
passenger dirigiblo. with which he
proposes TO institute the first regu-
lar aerial passenger service In tho
United States from this city TO
nearby beach resorts.
eknabenshue was accompanied by
two passengers and carried more
than 1000 pounds extra weight He
rose about 500 feet and circlcd
around the city for 20 minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

tools at a rooming house at So
Ycsler
Smith was TO have climbed the
city hall fire escape Saturday. he
says. armed with hacksaw, 10 get
James King out Of Jail.
King was arrested a week ago In
an attempted robbery Of the Hardy
hardware store.
After Kings release, Smiths plan
was 10 llberate J. T. Griffin. alias
Young. from the county jail, where
he is held on federal charge OF
raising 81 bills 10 $40. Smith es-
capped from Leayenworth June 20
last. lie is known under the
aliases Of Richard Osburn, Charley
Smith and Pat Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Distributes His
Love Too Widely

by United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES. Sept 4.--Bonder
A. u Gilman, black. and once the
acme Of sartorial splendor, means
today in the receiving hospital be-
cause he flirted too earnestly with
two black queens Each carried a
knife. b. A. d. G's clothes were
ruined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
POLICEMAN'S WIFE.
DEPUTY SHERIFF

Mrs Mary A. Cummings, wife OF
G. H. Cummings. police officer.
has been appointed the first woman
deputy sheriff OF this county. She
lives az AS Tenth av. Her office
will be with the county Jail ma.
irons. Her duties will be to handle
insane patients.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
News From Modern Adam in Maine Woods;
He Kills Big Bear Without Gun or Knife

skoWHEoAN, Me, Sept A.
Joseph Knowles. the Boston artist
who went naked into the forest TO
prove that modern civilized man
can live like Adam, seems 10 be
making good,
MchHuEeH written by him on birch
bark with charcoal and left where
a guide could find them have kept
the outer world IN touch with him.
And the latest misalvcs show
that he finished bis second week In
the woods without mlshap. In good
health. and with many OF his
plans for lodging. clothing. food and
hunting carried out successfully.
Traps Big Bear.
Ills most Interesting adventure
has been the killing OF bear with.
out trap. gun. knife or spear
Knowles dug pitfsll In the
woods By means 81 a rude wooden
shovel roughly shaped with stone
AK
The pit was deep enough 10 keep
bear from climbing out. and GOV
cred with dead branches. leaves and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Pope STILL SICK

ROME. Sept. Though indls-
posed. the pope today received in
audience Cardinal Ferdari and a
party OF pilgrims from Milan.
The pontiffs physicians have
strongly advised him 10 take n
complete rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
SPANIARD SHOT

NJ Gutierrez. 50, was shot AZ S;AS
"Wednesday evening 10y NJ A. Lopez.
81. while they wero both waiting.
with a number Of other railroad la
borers, for work train az Railroad
nv. and Main 81.
Lopez SAYS he was attacked by
Gutierrez without couso. Tho lat
ter. Lopez claims, drew n knife up
on him before he shot, Detectives
Freeman and Wacchtor and PATROL
man Newman were within go tcet
of the scene Lopez shot twice. one
OF the bullets tearing through
Gutierrez without cause The lat.
AZ the city hospital. Gutierrez Is
reported to be out OF danger 10th
men are Spaniards.
Lost articles are usually found
by Star want ads In the Lost and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

Vancouver. Victoria and Westmin.
ster. There will be no strike
SUNNYsiDE.--Joseph Lsnrln. %
years old. native OF London. Ont,
Is dead here OF old age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Will RESUME SERVICES

The Boylston Avenue Unitarian
church will resume It's regular sery-
ices Sunday. Sept. 7. The services
we're discontinued during the
months Of July and August. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
HOW THEY STAND

choir Ia three times larger than the
past year. and II expects 10 accom-.
pllsh much In the way OF entertain.
menta. cantatas. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

moss. with fish placed on Il for
bait
A year-old bear. drawn by the
fish, crashed through and was
caught Knowles found him there
next morning. but how 10 Kill
him7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Beats Bruln 10 Death.

The artist prodded him with a
pole for while. then got n stout
club and beat the bear over the
head with It.
He narrowly escaped falling into
the hole himself. but finally
crushed the bears skull.
He lacked an instrument how
ever. TO cut up and skin the bear
and nj last reports faced the prob
lem OF inventinE one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

King county fair at the Meadows
next week. One contest IA for tho
queen. The second is for the popu.
lar child and the third Is for the
popular or homely man. he can't
tell which.
Every day during the contest a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
VOTING COUPON

King County Fair Popularity
Contest
Most popular woman for
queen, most popular child. and
most popular or homely man.
! vote Tor ................
Classification ..,..............
THIS COUPON COUNTS AS A
f.cENT CASH VOTE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Given by One Who Had Il

In tho spring ~ 1898 I was at
tackled by Muscular and Inf1am-
matory rheumatism / suffered
aH only those who have n know.
for over three years. tried
remedy after remedy. nnd doctor
after doctor. but such reiiof as
received was only temporary.
Finally, I found o remedy that
cured me completely. and n has
never returned have given a.
20 number who were terribly
afflicted md even bndridden
with rheumatism. ana II effected
a euro IN every case.
want every Euffcra. from
any form ~ rheumatic trouble
go try this marvellous healing
power Don't send n cent
simply mail your name ana nd-
dress and I viii send n froc TO
try AFTER you have used n and
" has proven Itself TO be that
long looked for mems % cur
Ing your Rheumatism. YOU may
send the price ~ IT, one dollar,
but, understand. / do not want
your money unless you nrc por-
fectly satisfied 10 send H. ISN'T
that fair2 Why suffer any longer
when positive relief is thus Of
fcred you free7 Don't delay.
write today
Mark ~ jackson. No 400 Cur
ucy Bldg, Syracuse, y. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
WOMEN CAMPAIGN

ABEL. Ia. Sept A dozen au.
tomobilss. containing suffrage lead
ers today are touring the state.
The suffragists have planned a
schedule OF meetings for almost ey.
cry city. town and hamlet in the
commonwealth TO preach the
cause" The last legislature passed
a constitutional amendment. sane.
tioning the question being rut be
fore the people. II the 1915 legis.
lature does likewise. the vote viii
be ordered by the governor.
Best modern outside rooms. CSC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Keeps Fire Burning.

Before the entrance he keeps n
fire burning all night and banked
during the day TO save relighting-
for that's troublesome when one
has no matches.
His bed is OF fir boughs covered
with moss and dry leaves.
He has no bed covering yet, but
the fire keeps him warm.
lie sleeps six hours at night and
two hours I'm the afternoon sun.
His food has been mostly smoked
fish. berries. wild cherries and
hazel nuts lie smokes his fish
partly TO preserve II. but also to
satisfy his craving for salt. Be
cause Of this craving he has so
far cared little for fresh meat.
Until his shirt il finished he is
naked from the waist up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

Interstate Commerce Commission
tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04
Makes Stone Az.

His chief implement. a little stone
aN. was made by lashing a wedge
shaped stone 70 stick by means
OF twisted inner bark OF a cedar
tree.
The Ak is used TO strip more
bark. and with this material he has
woven moccaslns. belt and sort Of
chaps reaching TO the waist and
taking the place OF trousers.
He Is making a shirt OF the same
material.
Later he will make clothing OF
skins.
Ho lives In n permanent camp
built OF sticks withed together.
with birch bark roof and the
chinks stuffed with moss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

Lost articles are usually found
by Star want ads In the Lost and
Found" column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

Best modern outside rooms. CSC
10 soc. Stewart House. Sc West
Stewart.-Advertis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

WAPhTO. - Jack Strauss, en-
ployed on the Ed Sam ranch com.
mltted suicide by shooting himself
through the heart with n shotgun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

TACOMA.--A cougar hunt will
take place at Regents park next
Sunday Residents there have been
annoyed for some time by what they
believe to be a cougar. Its screech-
ing at night Is getting on their
nerves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

VhNCOUVER.-The o. c. Elec.
trio Railway Co. today signed n new
agreement with It's employees at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

BolsE.-Edgar Wilson, former
congressman. arrested on n charge
of lnebrlety. shot Deputy Sheriff
Harry Champlin through the hand
The bullet also grazed ChamplIn's
/ head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-04

COLVlLLE. - Michael Walsh,
aged GO years. justice OF the peace
here for % years. died suddenly
last Sunday Of heart failure.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20

door !. Of the court house in the city Of
-: Devils Lake, Ramsey county, and
stare st az OF North Dakota, at the hour Of
.l0 9 clock in the forenoon on July IL,
1918, to satisfy the amount due on
! ss'd mortgage on the day OF sale. The.
premises described in such mortgag
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same 81 M are described as follows: Lols
three and four g & ~ and the east
half Of the Southwest quarter of sec.
ton thirty-one (31); lots two ana
three q e. 81 in section twenty-six
tl26); lots one, two and three Il, p &
81 OF section twenty-seven (27); LOT
one "a Of section thirty-four (34l and
lot five 81 Of section thirty-five 1851
all in township one hundred and tifty.
$50 west in the county of Ramsey ana
five (155) North, Of Range sixty. four
state of North Dakota. There will be
due on such mortgage at the date u
sale the sum Of two hundred and iwtn-
ty dollars. ,];.. y: =. d. ~. H..
Dated May %, 1913. %% l.. +
. D. Y. BRENNAN, Mortgagee.
M. H. Brennan, Attorney for Mort
gagee, Devils Lake, N. D.. w.. ..Ds
First publication June 6.-t6
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
sRicitr-T,M-. tape AnAv Is
i. .. hasNoT sY sEPTEMeER.: B, V.

- u
Minet. \. %. June 2a-a b~iouet...
sing plant with a capacity OF seventy,
nv Sons daily win bs8in op,.rasiuh -
Minot by Sept. I. according TO
rci,pess M n. ny ofsr's'e 1T =, 5
ern Briquetting company. The COM
pany already has plans and spec;fica-
tons OF its proposed plant, and con.
sstruction is to be commenced very
:seon. & 81 !: Sd S5
The machinery will be patterned af-
ter that used in the state Ignite ex-
detrimental station at Hebron, where
ssInccessfnl briauetting has been car
rcd IN for sevss raj j ears. The process
that has been perfected by Dean F. ].
Babceck Of the state school Of mines
' y: 5s ilssSd hsra:a II has h-en found
If end f;;ssns
- " u s5;,rfai basis The
rst 81 e, rel W,
- M 81 rs Us
iiis:etsf tssiet KS. h.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
:cssE is, SEARCHING FOR TRAIL.
i OR, NOTORIOUS HORsEtTHIEF.

:. Wlliston, N D., June 20.-It is be-
EeVs d that Kid Traitor, one of the
most notorious characters that var
rode the ranges, is again in, this vi
entity: The kid operated in these
:2ar.ss in the early days. and was at last
run to: earth by Sheriff Ben Olson and
has since served terms fer horse steal
ing IN both this STATE and Canada but
n hp,h cases. it is said was released
before his time was up. K. l. Ma1h-
eWs. q rancher from the state line vi
c'n',y west of. here, came in and swcre
Gu. asWanrant for Traitor stating that
he b lev d ,he Kid had run of certain
h2rsgs.; esz. ..r4 .t
81 risss Erickson accompan;,,d b.
= D24nt:es Strom and Peterson and w
:. Davidson. who is interested in thu
d fs"s supposed to have been taken,
='aH. d BY auto for the ,Buford corn-
try. .c... 20. .,...s-.- =. ....
Yesterday Deputy Rutladge received
word that the horses had been found
and shat there were hops of getting
: the man. .4s IA .$:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
ity treasurer at Dickinson.


city treasurer at Dickinson. .g
While was also formerly auditor OF
Stark county and issued fraudulen
county warrant TO cover a shortage or
city accounts and had the sam= cred
led 10 his city account in the bank.
Later it was found the county war-
rant had been issued fraudulently anu
it was charged off. Later White was
found 20 be short some $4,000 in his
..cccunts as county auditor and was
sent to the peni.entiary to serve tiv,
j. ars. The surety company resisted
payment of the shortage because thu
city had only Offered lax receipts tc
s,ablish is claim.
The pardon board has fixed Whites;
" lease from prison for Dec 20, s.
that he can be at home for Christmas.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
WHAT ESTABLISHING or CREAM.
I. ERlEs MEANS TO A COUNTY.

Grand Forks. N. D., June 2o.-North
Dakota needs to develop it's creamery
possibilities. One of the next steps
in diversified farming will BE- the
esta blishment of crcameries and the
consequent adding of dairying herds
to the North Dakota farms. Already
a few centralizing plants are in opera
zion in North Dakota, one at Grand
Forks gong as far west as the Mon
t2na I'm. for cream but widespread
d:str button Of local cryameries is need
cd. AS an eamEle OF what may be
accomplished in lha northwest Mime
SOFAS eperitnce is cited.
The first c0~operativ creamery in
Todd County, Minnesota, which is only
II. ut ~ miles {. om he Nor, b Dako, a
ina, was org niZ, d in 1yUn n he vii
:: So # 3 z ha THIS crzaInIry opgn d
) Tor business n Iune Ct jthat year with
g patrons. In 1912 it had 2S4 patrons.
The total business the first var was
less than $4,000. Now it pays out over
$4,000 per month, which for the year
AoA. oAhoo1tSa W q Loto1 VI pIS1,oVu-
%. --
+ Curing The past II. years new cream:
. cries wer- opened Ill over the county
unt.l hey now nur,hr 10, with 1880
4 3e'lla.E s rons:5&; nd ;n51912 they paid
TO the farmers Of Todd County 81 g
,5337.n2. How is hat for: 70 Years of CO.
oneratjon? Is it worth while? - ~.
The creameries of Todd County are
a. ...A -.
on the cooperative plan. The reason
hest crel nieris have y n SO sl1. cess
full IS because they re est;a b:ishe I'd
n the r:gn. way. Any one interested
tn 5,.ariilrg q e,'taii SIT: II Shair !o2ali:!
twill be well repaid III, hey hear C. NJ.
I,ampt r..f der.i g ~ exp n of Sa:
: Lake c.: Utah explain he "esspn. ais
i n OF aniZing pFrative crsameres.'
1t is the right kind of orga niz - ion anu
genuine, LOYALTY CT he farmers of lin
. nesota s..1:.ssshas bd l14un h cr"amer:.
- III. nrelihd y heir 5fssr:!.s md pu. rs.:
| ash Fin:o Their %poc ke,s.
4
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svANc>FiacAL MoMEN's MISS ON.
81 AIRY socirTss,s zi.loLo MEET.
8 ,l's}i 5js iSS. .3 s$ ,;S'E3. VI

70 = L . =
IA hs~dScn u l"e~ een-Sr e~s.c.
4he fsct$. Ahn. NJ ii .h.~.ee n a-:n-,s,
nn of '',c s:1,, copt
ny-,,, s'r 500 Z
the Evangelical church met in Aber1
atoan lime r. 10. the attendance was
the largest the conference has ever
= ID n,1 .s{ VI: Z S
~. d hrenel, was
present. During The 81. :;S
suvil rie s es-re h1fshed end forty
new mar bars addSd 55z@5
z Il, Y NJ ~ q n
~ Al, f1ers;re s ~ *
re.e chr AM S;E,s recording
4. ss;.s,,
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ys;32a,s 49,, i-,as
III 4 ttera ,lr
49, MI 81 ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-06-20
JUDGE BUTTE OPENS REGULAR,
TERM or COURT AT RCLLA.

Rolla, N. D., June 20.-District court
open d here Monday night with call
Of the calendar and arrangement of
defendants in criminal cases. Alfred
;3esanI of Thorne plead guilty to VIC
lating the prohibition law Sentence
has not yet been passed. =, ~.
STATES Attorney Verret has made an
cleanup of violators of the prohibi-~
tion law and as result Oscar Bye, of
Thorne, VIM. Utter, of ST John, Arthur
Mott, of >Rolette, and Carl Bergstrom.
of CFnda, are under arrest and to be
, tried at this term. The state has tif-
teen or twenty with esses in each case
and it is thought the prosecution has
strong proof in each case
Two cases are here on change Of
venue from BCrtineau county, state
vs.. Johnson & Edalman. Andy John.
son ran drug store at Bottineau ant
Frank Edelman was his clark. Both
are charged with maintaining a COM
mon nuisance by reason of illegal IL
quor sales in the drug store. They
bo.h flied aftdavits of prejudice
against Bottineau county and Judge
5urr and the cases were transferr lg
this county. Attorney j. j. Weeks
/ # Bot ineau is prosecuting these
casts.
There were whispers that affidavits.
of prejudice would be filed against
Judge Buttz in some of the prohiDi--
! ion cases; but when it was learned
hat Judge Pollock of Fargo was COZ
ng to sit in these cases, the gentle
men who are charged with fracturing
his particular law lost their ambition
% az mpt delay by the affidavit of"
prejudice route.