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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
Birthday Surprise
Monday being Mrs. A. j. Wade's
list birthday, number Of her

friends gathered at her home on
Clark street in the afternoon and
helped her celebrate the event. Bible
enigmas and puzzles kept the guests
busy for some time when refresh
ments were served. Those who call
ed we're Mesdames Wurtzbaugh, Cald-
well, Peterson, Barlow, Brincker-
hoff, Lister and Dukes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
OFFICIAL VOTE OF
COUNTY ANNOUNCED

Justice Jas. Holman of this city
and Chas, Ladd of Merlin, with Coun-
ty Clerk Coburn, constituting the Of
fetal board, canvassed the vote of the
election held in Josephine last week
upon the five referred measures, the
canvass being completed Tuesda,
afternoon The official vote as GER
tilted by this board was as follows:
Total vote in county. 1854.
University repair bill: Yes, S57;
no, CSC.
University building bill Yes, S14;
no. 66S.
Sterilization bill: Yes 694; no.
76s.
County attorney bill: Yes, 1,115:
no, $40.
Compensation act: Yes, 1,135; no,
S51.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
Where is Henry voll1mer?-

About three months ago Henry
Volkmer left Los Angeles, advising
his friends that he was going to
Grants Pass and Kerby, and no word
has been received from him since
His acquaintances have written him
without being able to get a reply
from the missing man. Information
addressed to e. l.. Bonnot, 734 East
Avenue AZ, Los Angeles would be
appreciated. Mr.. Volkmer is a ma
chinist by trade and left his equip
ment in Los Angeles.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
TOTAL VOTE OF JOSEPHINE
COUNTY ON MEASURES

The unofficial totals of the vote
cast in Josephine county last Tues
day for the five referred measures
are as follows:
University repair fund bill: Yes,
S57; no, 636.
University building bill; Yes, S14;
no, 66S.
Sterilization act: Yes, 693; no, 1859.
County attorney bill: Yes, 1,1O7;
no, $40.
Workmen's compensation act Yes,
LIS; no, $50.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
REV. WATER INSTALLED
AS PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR

The installation of Rev. William
son d. Water as pastor of Bethany
Presbyterian church was held in the
church on Thursday evening and was
attended by a large number of men,
bers of the congregation and friends
generally.
Rev. w. F. Gloeckner, Rev. w. c.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
FIRE DESTROYS sHINGLE MILL

Aberdeen, Wash, Nov. 11.-Fire,
believed to have been Of incendiary
origin, early today partially destroy
ed the North Aberdeen shingle mill,
owned by the Slade Lumber Company,
causing a loss OF several thousand
dollars
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
OBJECTS TO WHIPPING POST

Washington, Nov. 11.-Represen-
tative Evans of Montana today intro
duced a resolution in the house direct.
Ing the department Of justice to insti-
tute injunction proceedings to prevent
the whipping post law in Delaware
becoming effective. Evans called the
whipping post Cruel and inhuman
punishment"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14

Washington, Nov Senator
Chamberlain OF Oregon today intro
duced q resolution in the senate ap-
propriating $4,000 for sufferers
from the recent disastruos storm at
Nome. Alaska. H..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
CITY BILLS PAID

At the Thursday meeting of the
city council the finance committee
reported favorably upon the follow
ing claims against the city, and on
motion seconded and carried said re-
port was adopted and warrants Or
dered drawn on the city treasurer
for the several amounts:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
BUSINESS POINTERS.

Dr. Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon.
j. e. Peterson, Pioneer Insurance
Man.
Rexall Remedies at Clemens, sells
drugs.
Alfred Letcher, Registered 0pto-
metrist and Jeweler, in Dixon's old
stand, Front st. Eyes tested free
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
AMERICAN KILLED IN
FRENCH RAILROAD WRECK

Melun, France, Nov. lie. A.
Magee, an American, was believed
today to have been killed in the
wreck here week ago when 16 per-
sons met death. Seven of the un-
identified victims were buried this
afternoon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
Jewell Out for Councilman

Petitions are being circulated in
the first ward of the city for the
nomination Of l.. L. Jewell for the
city council.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14

Rogue River Water Co., water 221.35
Oregon Cement Sewer Pipe
Co., supplies .................... 10.40
James Trimble, repairs. 1855
Fashion Garage, recharging
batteries .............-............. 600
Geo. C.. Sabin, supplies...... 5.65
Jewell Hdw. Co., supplies. 2.4O
Elizabeth Stutenroth, asst. 1000
w. Ross, special police........ $50
l.. A. Robertson, special pol. $50
S. S. Patton, cleaning streets 67.5O
w. A. Wright, carpenter
work .................................... $500
i. Lilly, labor, STREET. $3.50
w. Wilcox, labor, street. 67.50
]. G. Hamilton, special police 1000
Bert Kinyon, special police. ESQ
]. G. Hamilton, special police $50
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14

Office stationery at the Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-11-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M. G. FINDLEY, M. D

Practice limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
Glasses fitted and furnished.
Office hours 9 to 10, 2 to ., and by
appointment. Phones 62 and 1866.
GRANTS PASS, OREGON.
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0ina lesr ans.

Anno Gbcsfins, spelhe an ~ .
Rai f9i1 bon elmer 3oo.G Chez Yarf
Gar fieI uab erbeblide WerlesunGeH
erIitt, bntte besbnIb eine RIoee iiber
$4,000 geeen bie Gincinndh Traction
50. ringereifjt, bic iebo6 9eifsrn ssi
Gaaniten Der DerfIngfeIi ra1idieoen
fpnrbe. Gs fteIlte iih berniis. bnB bic
l5rau ieibit AZ ben llnfn1 e4uln
[iuor.
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auf ben Grunb Sin. 6ob bas @runb.
Hid, anf nsId,er bda n<ne Depct ees
bout perben foll, niht gistutbum Der
6. II. 8. Giisnbabn 1T, fonbern Der 6.
u. s.. 9riiden Comp. Dardufbin
wurben bic Gsfdporsasn entIoHtH.
Soiepb U2itkr Dtrf!agie geitern
i'm aenton 8reisgsridt 5rances 2aips
renee, .. Z. Geifen unb Sobn Sisb-
fall 2aprenee ouf 3ablune bon $62
unb Die beiben Itbteren auf $41 s2 fir
aeliefertes WldteridI nne Mrbeitssebn.
- Dora 2ub, burh thre bette 6reunz
bin, Man CUB, psrfloste u. georbrneper
u. 8erbius nnb bic gigentbiimer oes
Snpobrom Sbeaters auf $1,000 S6o.
oenerfdb. Rldgerin behauptet in Der
2tdgef6rift ,bdb fie bon eintm bey
aHeefteIften. als fie i'm 9beater auf ib.
rem Gib fih tegehen noilte, ins @e-
fidt gefdlusen tpuroe.
Jrau pbilomend aiftermann, 81
Sabre oft, ppn Ro. s Rdneep Str.
ipurbe geftern abenb in ibrer Mob.
nung BON ibrem Wanns tobt aufsefun.
ben. 6. 90. 2iitermann, Elm 3lemp.
ner, besab fif seftern Wiorsen 3ul
Irbeit unb perlieb feline Satin an.
f6eineno bei gutter Gefunbbeit. ali
er geitern Mbenb bon isiner 2lrbeit gu
riidfebrte, fdno er feline Satin iibsr
bem 8ett lieaenb nor, 2iftermann Der
Iudte feline @attin gu tpeden, bod fanl
er aus, bdB Tie tobt mar. gorone
Wife belt einen Jnqueit unb fanb
ooB Is infolge zines rbeumdtifne,
5eraleioens ibren Sob fanb.
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Der &arnqori Qcoe am Is. gsai i'm
Gorreit @nrtcn, Scm sSeit ocs Brcie.
fiarttiihen Maiienbereits dm !, sS'itii
nnb bem sSriibiabrsfelt oes Mlfeit.
heiiHs am %. Wtat iperocn oic &hciH.
pf1l3er iib In Gorpore betbeiligen.
synr bas NoIfsfeit oes StaOtDerbanos
am 20. Mni iii Neihratbs Varf prr.
ben Tic ein &anptauartier beleaen nro
bos oreibigi1briae Stiftlngsfeit ocs
@ofbinaton 9ibertn SiInbs am 1.
Suni In Soberitumpfs 8arten poa-
s1bIia bcIutaen. ;siir Die Iebteren Jeite
mtroen angcmeiiene 9etrdee ans ocr
9ereinsfniie belpillist.
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eokal-Derid)t
xseiayialser iinteritssaaes.ger

Cine quit beiad,te 8eriammiirns
Der Witelieoer bes RbeiHpfiises I'm,
teritiisungs.8ereins inno letten
Gcnntas 4ad)nlittas in B0t's 9oGe.
2192 Central Apcnlie, itntt. pr1iibcrt
sSnfob Granliih fiibrte ben 8ofiis,
fp6breno sefret1r Neter 9auiieneurt
protofollirte. Gas aranfenfouunittee
beridfete iiber sipei frnnfe Witglic.
Der, ipel6eu lire unteritiisung Don
SIS sir 3ablung nrgeipieien uuree.
Dns seitfcmmittee Don benz AM IL.
Auguit in Reidratbis a5arf ob8usuI.
|tefloe golfsfeit 6es Mbeinpf1lsers
|llnterifiitrmgs.gerein berihfrfc iiocr
quite Jortihritte uno Dertbeilte untsr
Ten Witglieoern bic gintrittsfartsn,
3err Daniel 2ugenbiebl tDnroe all
Gefeg0t fir be bon Der Gineinnntl
9uri1gefneifibe eiHberufene Werfnntni
lung betreffs Ghaffliig eines bent
idest aIubbanies erndnnf. Garnul
geIdngtfn bic porIiegenben GinInbu1s
laen xir Nerlsbms. an Den Dbesi'
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1890 fir ctn Menidca.
IebcH.

A
Sli Der sslnge Des ssoieph 1rifidl,
9iadluBperipaItcrs oes 8j1briaen SEQ.
ssritih ipci6 Seuferer am 20. Diai
1907 an Der 5. ,,no Wiia Sfrnbe BON
elmer Gar gctroffen unD get0otet MIR,
De, gdten bic WeldapcreHeit Des Rid.
ters pngb gcitera Elm geroift iiber
$3.50 gegeii bic Cincinnati Traction
80. ab. Bel Ser eriten 9erhanoIuilg
res sSailes iunroe Elm 1er0ift iii Gun.
fien ner GeftuIhaft nbessebeH, poh
Durbe 0asielbe pont Eberiioats De.
ridtshof periporien nfo eirIe iiod)nia.
lige gerbnHoIinig oiIgeproiset.
Nad5IaB- q nheft.
Souis g. ginf lit NahlobDerpaEter
Don sllbert O. Nillarc; GrulioeIgeif.
|tbuifi $400.
Gliiateth @obs lit gsnhIaBpermaI-
term bon GIii1betb Merrn; Driili0-
giaentbnnt 81 900.
S5eurp 8. Sai.d lit WahIabperipaI-
tier bon Wenru Soiliie aluInb; Verlc-
lnalien $4,000
sluna Mopp TIT 0adIabberlpdlterifl
lpsn 9ernaro 8. Ropp; Eerfcnalscii
800.
Ter perionIide Ndd[aB oes sslilins
@riuanaitn betraet $500; 0erieisige
oes Sssana3 @oeipcr Sligo ii. Der.
jenioe Der emma Snmatflsooxl
1885,. 50.
Geridiebenes.
| Cline Spron erIaugte ein llrft,ejl
iiber $290.95 eegen $irani 2. Wsa'
ltbers.
sSrans Steih erIanste ein geroiti
iiber $3.50 gegen Geo. 2. giueer.
Glennor @rapeioH erlonste esr
sserofft iiber S175 geger oie stool
Cincinnati
| geter Y Biitanon, 5. uHo Blu
Imtiler SfraFe, Senrp 2eesnan, ,Sino'
| Ian uso sseifern apenue, ebas. lees
imam, 1900 Geif Strabe, urio T. )
IGrouiH, "a Blum StraBe, ba5er ge
lltern nm Iolp-Steuer Gabatte nad3ge
iud,t.
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RanS nm bic GniilstiHe.

Glsih bel Iugssdnbrmm fperosn oIe
5inridtangen in 6runtrein pclisogeu.
So beitimmt ss bos G<ies. Jm Waors
genorauen oaber brad)se man dun ot
hrsi pariIer auiomobil eapaHen Iests
bin sur Ghlnhibant. Zen aopf in
Der aunetie, an Der Roauette4, itngi
ariii;ot Brnons. Nber bos Noquettes
GefdnsniB fisbt Hiht mef., es IN 0ss
molirt lporben; an Der Sielle, mo sih
Der armenIiinbertroti Dee Depot bes
eonbamnes@ befanb, erbebt iih kuts
bos BON Der S9duipieIsrin Groi5ette
unb inrem Gdisen. oem pbiInntbrepeH
Siern gsiiifisis gcupernontenbsin.
las mag aud, iein beionoers ~fIbti.s
GtfGnonib@ iein. DDS ShifFdf IN
Der GtobtperGnbsruns leifiet iih fhcH
btrsei Wihe. elud1 b1s iis fsin ihIe1s
ter Gpob, tpie bos @emGuer bsibi. aus
benz iest bic @uillotine perfallsnen
gerurtseiltsn ibrtE lestsn Gang antres
ten - aus benz s3ur 8siunbbeit1 bts
nannten GefGnanib; duf frdn5Ohih:
| IA priIpn be la Eante, In bic bus ges
fdnauiBtb0r miinbsf. Dieies III su eng
| fur bic bel jsber 6inrihsung entfolisfs
militdsiite parohs, ndmIit ben aors
fcn, Der gr1bereD Deiahenaents non Jns
| fonterie iInn Rap0llsrie nebft Genbar'
men au pfsrbs unD 81 CUB umfnbt,
melhe Mannidoft insgeinmmi ben
Itnbenbtn W0rber NIT prdieniirsn
Der DcFfe griibt.
.porsss armss"! &c lam fdon eiH'
nal Dor. bdb Der Delinquent ielber hos
| sfommonbo ousrisf; bsHn bic 0erur'
tteilisn In Granirei6 pfIestu beicn.
bers mutbia in ben 1ob su ssben uni
Ieemsiniali4 aud toloHalen Oalgfn-
hamor 3u 3<issn. so hiesmal Soupt
unb wlpnnisr, bic .au repoir4 risfen
oblhon He bod or ein leben i'm Zen
fsiis nid,t sIdubten. Nur GolIemir
blieb portlos unb 3iiierte, ipdbrenb gtl
rabe bel ihnl, Der bel Osrini 10 offer
i ipran, bic neifss qalihliiiisieit erirdr
tsi spurbs. On Der Roquettt hdtte q
gsipib leihier DoItung beipobrts ton
1 nen, benn bort sins bic Gofe psd5il
| unb raid; Der Weruribtilit. penn 90
ibm bas 91pr ge5ifnet rurbs. ftisI
lf1rmlib mil Der glafe an bic aufgsyitb
iets @uinosine unn iab glei6 bos ous
geriidt< i60ne Wsiliidr NIT Der botin
ter b<finbIi1tn bdbIidxn Wltnes. 81
Inimmt man iin bnnn f1on sufumnset'
Aber ipeeen siner Gtrede BON MIR tpe
|, nieen Wltisrn cine rumpetiee DabEi IN
Gninbertnrrss nod MAIDEN 30 niiHts
Iipie biss BON Der Rue be Ia Ednse bs
ninat iIt, ods ipirst bepriHirtnb nt!
be RerDen inb bebeutet cine trhtblid
gerindrfung ber 7ortur, bic Dds q
FEB 10 bumnn nuf bds WiHimuus rtoa
|, att ipiHtn m01ie. Dorum IN m5o
lihHe WnfHbkit alIer pro5tburtn Dor
sefnriebens DIR Werurtbetlie fMidI
! md In Der 3tlIs, penn i1cn Mlies b
reit In, cbnt NbnnH9. bnb * ben uui
ssHnntn 9na nidt msbr fb0utn tDiri
Or trdnmf BON Btgnnbieung Nm
tiinfiipxm grunbbsfb In bsr Dsrbra
6erfclonse 9eeutolfboniens; q b0rI
ni1t bic bumpfen GnIdgs hes merl
l3tnges ii 06nben Der Ghdrfrs6tergl
biIfen, b:< broubRn bsi Qotsrnenf6ei
lunisr leitung bts M<iitsrs bic tai
/ WlsIIerriejin nufrimfeten. Gr fmfdf
HI unb feine Wd&ter. bic iih In ntr 3k!
:. c,sgk~fs.ss x~.{sUnn ftss.fss. a x~<xs. NJ
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y { ~ y Drf.

DIE Tewpurf Stfife fnr Dh8 gAsn'
finnatier goIfsbIatt" befinbet I'D IN
0s. 339 gorf Sraae, segenaber Stm
Gomrtbauis, woielbit Neuisfeifem, Yin.
;sisen n. (. m. bic 10 llbr 45 Ninn.
ten Nbenbs entsegengemomrnen ipeYs
ben. Selcpbon Gcnth 240l.
observation-disclosures. glar. De-
ming une Wan Smiib pon Venpors.
Clifford Z. 5ouf unb Wabel 9.
Gpeasn pom Carbon Sia, 8. mm.
DeF bon 8eona, ap., unb SsHie
6errel BON Ut. 3ion, &p.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Charles 8. peters uno sSruu on
ssrcnf g. uRo Gmma Rbein, Cots
Rn. 223, 225 uno % In Barton unb
Ga5ens llnterabtbeilung In Dapton.
Gboler Bern, 3ruItee, an U. gonrao,
Sots Ro. 9 une 10 i'm 8lod 6 BON
8srrns unterabtbeiluns in Soutbeaie,
81. Games 8. SiRsston unb Jrau
or 6. W. Wtber, 1beil bon Got go.
269 in Der 8uend 0ifta llnierabtbeis
lung an Der Oitfette Der gort Ctr,
ST. Sames 8. Gbeefsr uno Srau an
90. s. Gbhin, Got Ro. IA unb 8 Jub
ron Got go. Is in Btod 3 pon Der
Clifton Guburban 5ome unierabthets
lunp, 81. gseuben Dine unb Jrau al
5roHeis 6. gorDie, bic peitliten 41a
;Sub BON Qot go. 236 in Games za9=
lors Gait Rop nnterabtbeiluHe. 81.
Sm Solls Don Sobn Ghriftp ses
aen Charles Iruesbea iprofen bic
gtfhnorenen benz aIdesr $68 5u.
abam Sitter pertlagte aesi,
Sitter auf G6eibung pseen abipefens
| bsi.. 0os Boar heirathefe am 80.
Wai 1899 unb i'm aaguft 1911 bate
| lie i'm perlaiien.
- Sm Campbell Qreiseeritt has
ben bic Ge5hporenerl in Sdten bon
Snhn gaumdnn sesen bic Stabt Dan
| ton einen Wobriprud9 su Guuiten Der
9t-tlagtsr einsebradt. Gr bebduptsts.
bab Der @bsusstanal DOR feiuem5oufs
an Helm Iei, UNI bas DaHsr absulet.
Ten, nenn beftis. Rssensiiifs eiHtre'
| ten.
| - gs 1T cine 8etpesung i'm @anse
| ta6ineebeno, boB bic 6. e 8. Gifen.
bdbn, frelft gegenpdrtig@ burh Reip.
port nub gepiHstoH nufi, ihren auri
Gneert. Die giienbabnsefeai6aft BE-
abiihtist, 3piiten Sifper grope unt
g1etbourne ben Ohioflub 3u iibsr'
briden uno eine birette 8erbinbuHt
nit Der pennIplponia gifenbobn du'
eer Sbioer Seiie bersufeIIen. Gs ipirt
hebauptet, baB bic 4efSrberung be-
/ apblenears iiber bic 6. &c q. @elefl
burf, Renport pisIe S6tpieristeiter
rerurTa6t. gs beiieben Drbinan3en
ipel4e bic Jabrgeidapinbisfeii reau
lireH unb cen aauh uHb bas pfeifer
BE-, 2otcmotipen perbieten. Die 8
| & 8. gabn min ii1 eineH beHeren gu
gang su benz neuen 9ahnAof DerThaf
fen uno Der gau eines 0iaonfts al
/ IL. uno Monmoutb Strabe 1T ipieee
in reite Serns seriidt.
i - Observation-Disclosures: H. 6. Ro
binfen, 5fpeift5dises Dubnbaus al
Waple Mpenue nabe Relfon pldte
$4800; GIisabetb @intler, Wobn
bans uns Garage an 10. nahe Dor
| Gttabe. $2500; 6rant Woose. anbal
ann WcbEbnus Re. 815 Jfabtd,
Il gtraBe; Sak glart, umbdu cine
| fNohRboufss an Der Sobn GtraB
5Difden 10. unp IL. Strabe.
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saSrs sr' ssrs istsm aaf. las ~ saramssfs
gbirn itt nibis sceiief nIs ssofbolnsGesema
ufsb bat41f eettreibt B m o eeH SsDfnn peaS
Elr bds furSttare raabe bseurence GsseHa,
hob gte scfeNe maht ilrs BET Taftt Htnt fulas
fen Ihbt--fiiy NefelfH6t 9rtdsibise uno eNI'
ivacbierer. fit fadeRbs 30u,nrrbcteeus 3dielanI
sffr rdiibe Sdin nGh Benz Nd'tren, fhf aae
Edparen III 3eR etne Sfffnbarhrs
toryhsrr etHe refine awfffeptifde GofuHg tar otc
Saaf Terfadt siHe Slafhe bente nHn besInet
Cure E.uaIen
uoch @orftrtft eebrau6t1 Ir. q. 3. SotrfoH.
Guanndb Teras. -
Npothefer fbereEl perfdufct: Sem si 2ss
hte eerfteaeIte Sfafde oecr Ttro ouEef QiaE
nod Gutfana Ses qreites bnr6 ote O. 70. Hofs
asebictpe &C. Ct QouiS, Mao.
IN gtneirrdii eerfaHft nne garanftrt w oeh
Tprp f@en apcfbeien.
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= q 10 lite n.

- TIMER Mgenf in Samiltsm III
6err GonarS grnd. 449 Shb s5suite
efrafe. Wen Gel. 476 81, Gpms
ebDne 1851 a.
Der Jarbiee Carl Glaff, mel.
der BON ieinem Raiiegenoiien Gburles
g. @iainns porIesten Abeno in Der
wobnung bes 2esteren INIT elmer
Glinfe in ben lluterleib ge1dofIen
fpairbe, Ttnrb geiterm Morgen nm brei.
bierteI 8 llbr I'M Merrn 4oipital.
Seine geutter, eine getpiiie Mebeeta
sBtiteben6, sspcbnf TN acdIa1l6. Bbee.
!Ier SfcEg. .pslHer art Morf .bG
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SW1ND[ER GETS
FURLNED COAT
|Lansford Mans New Ac.
|, quaintance Tries on Over
coat and Disappears.

Minot. n. D.. Dec. Henry w.
Willis. q prominent business man Of
Lansford, passed through the city
enroute to his home from a trip to
Minneapolis. Mr.. Willis was 1eeced
out Of his s126 fur-lined ovcrcoat by
a member of an organized band Of
crooks. Mr.. Willis. who is far from
being an able bodied man, since an at
tack of paralysis several years ago.
was carrying his Strip to the depot
about 10 o'clock at night, when a man
who appeared to be a common labor
er accostei him and said: Hadn't
we better step in and drink that glass
Of beer?" Mr.. Willis explained that
he didn't want any beer. whereupon
the stranger said he mistook Willis
for q friend. He insisted on carrying
Mr.. Willis grip to the depot and sat
down for a chat while he was waiting
for the train. He said his name was
Henry johnson and that he worked a.
= plow packer in a factory. He dis.
played a pair OF hands that. appeared
to be calloused.
Mr.. Willis. growing warm, threw
his coat of and the stranger admired
it. How would a working man look
in a fine coat like that" he said, and
casually drew It on. He wa away
like a flash in the crowd and Mr.. Viii
lis could only stand and watch. him
disappear across the street. Mr.. Will
lis says he has q good gun at homo
and the next time he Soes to Minne-
apolis. he's going to tote" it.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
Department Store There
Loses $1,000 Worth of
Silk in Raid.
A 1T
RIGHTLY PLANNED
Entered Night Following Receipt of
New Shipment, Packed Loot in
Suit Cases and Probably Escaped
ON Trains Shortly Afterwards.

Rugby, y. D., Dec. 1.--Burglars ell
tered Amberson's department store
by way of the rear door and took the
entire stock of new silks which had
only recently been placed on the
shelves. All that was left was a few
remnants. Evidently the parties were
very familiar with the location of
things in the store and they seemed
to specialize in silks as absolutely
nothing else had been disturbed. the
cash drawers had not been molested
n no other goods than silk had
beer taken.
In the alley back Of the store was
found the wrappers taken from the
silk. which would indicate that it had
been repacked into small trunks or
s%uitcases. and the cartoons removed
az they were quite bulky. Evidently
there We're several persons engaged
in b job OF carrying out the plot.
emersing into the light from the
streets.
The s%upposition is hat if it were
out Of town parties that they had a
vehicle of some sort stationed in the
road near the Great Northern tracks
/, and lugged their booty from the store
n made OF without being seen by
anyone, or at least not attracting any.
particular attention.
sheriff Tieegen ie making every
effort to locate the guilty parties. and
while there seems to be no available
clue. vet the thieves may he brought
to bar.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
wolves KILL AND
DEV0UR TWO MEN
Details of Death of Former
Mandan Men Have Been
Received by Friends.

Mandan. n. D.. Dec. THAT Axel
and Adolph Soderstrom until recently
on homesteads near Strain, were kill
ed and their bodies devoursd by
wolves, Is the horrible information
which was received this week BY
friends.
The two left Morton county about
two years ago. Alex Soderstrom SELL
Ing his farm to e. A. Tostevin, editor
OF "a Pioneer. They went from here
Alta.
Information regarding the tragic
end was received by former netghboru.
Emil and Albert Fischer, Of Strain.
They know little Of the TRAGEDY
other than that the two were on their
way to the nearest trading post and
were attacked in, the. woods by a big
band Of wolves. - 80.
A Few bones. the signs OF struggle.
the guns OF the men and their packs
were found by hunters and told the
h two men were very we'll known
among b ScandlnAvians Of the coun.
~ 2 q q great: many friends in
Matldan and in tho vicinity of Strain.
seventeen miles south Of here. Let.
ters have been written the authorities
at ferentosh in an effort to secure
more particulars
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-01
AUTO ACCIDENT
Cur Runs Into Wire Stretched Aero
H000-Occupants Shaken I-n.

Cur Runs Into Wire Stretched Across
Rood-Occupants Shaken Up.
Valley City, N. D.. Dec. 1.-Just aft
or leaving the home Of Frank Kiser
near Cuba IN automobile owned and
driven by Albert Renner and occu-
pied by his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Fairbanks raj into q barbed wire.
throwing Mr.. Fairbanks over the back
Of the machine and severely shaking
him up.
. Tho party HAD enjoyed Thank.s,v-
Ing dinner aud late in the afternoon
started to return to Valley City and
when leaving the yard ran into a wire
stretched across the driveway to take
the place Of the gate. Mr.. Fairbank.
saw the wire and grabbed 1t with his
hand to carry 1t over the head Of the
passengers. realizing that the machine
could not be stopped. In some man
ner the wire caught him in the breast
throwing him over the heads Of the
others and thus saving them. His in
!uries were not serious. although he
feels the effect OF the shaking up that
he received,