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Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15
TaftvHIe to Play at s4arIino Today

aFtVIITe to Play at starIInq Todav
 The TafNille Soccer football team goes to Sterling this Saturday, after noon to contest honors with that fast aggregation of players in the battle fer the silver championship cup The Taftville boys will take good sized crowd of rooters with them and the game promises tobe well worth sec ing. The lineup of the Taftville team will be: Raymond, goal; Desjardien and Frank GreenhaIgh, fulIbacks White Roy, Knowles Filling Finlay son, Farsans Jim Creenhalgh and Jess CireenhaIeh
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15
ENORMOUS CROWD
 AT NEW HAVEN
Yale Princeton Battle Draws Thronq Which Fills City-No Hotel Accom- nodations.

modations.
 New Haven Conn, Nov. 14-Fair weather and a fast field is all thai is needed to make the aYle-P Princeton football game to be played here to1nor- row memorable in the already long list of grfdiron contests between these an cient university athletic rivals. In er cry other respect the contest promises to be a record breaker and as though appreciatfng the responsibilities the local weather man holds out ore liminarE promise of ideal football con didons for the game. Tonight the moon shines from an unclouded sky and a stiff November wind is rapidly dry ing out the turf deadened by the fore noon rain.
 Inspired by the bracing atmosphere and the prospects of a thrilling battle on Yale field tomorrow afternoon. the advance guard of the thousands of spectators who will witness the strug- gle between the Eli and Tiger eIeVen5 are filing into the City of Films by train and motor car and town anu gown and guest combine to add the festive touch needed to complete the picture. Hotel accommodations are as scarce as tickets for the game, and strange and extreme measures are be ing taken to care for those who in mo- ments of thoughtlessness descended on New Haven without gothering to re- serve quarters in advance
 Although Princeton is quoted in the leading speculative marts as 10 to z choice to defeat Yale, there is little evidence of a great outpouring of Tiger currency. Betting on the out come of the game is comparatively light and most of the wagers during the afternoon and early evening were of freak variety, having to do with the method of scoring, total points and similar bets
 The lineup as announced bv the coaches tonight, is as follows YALE PRIECETON Avery ............... Hammond
 Left End. Talbott ,..................... Phillios
 Left Tackle. Ketcham (captain) - w. Swart
 Left Guard Mart1ng ............... F. TTenIman
 Center. Pendleton -............... Semmens
 Right Guard. Warren ............ Baliin
 Right Tackle. Brann ......,............., s. Baker
 Right End. NISoH :'-'.. -..................... Click
 Quarterback Ainsworth Law
 Left Halfback Knowles -..... H. Baker (captainl
 Right Halfback.
 Fullback
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15
Independent Eleven at N. F. A.

Rockville has cancelled the game with x. F. A. scheduled for this ..f- ternoon on the Academy campus and a local independent team has been sub stitUted. Goldstein has not been drop ped as was previously stated and has returned to the lineup after Jew days rest He will play today
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15

Athens IS to have d municipal ughtcrhouse to cost S6oO,o00
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15

Ainsworth, who was taken from the Brown game to the hospital 10 have 1 few stitches put in his forehead. had q second experience when the auto
 mobile he was in had collision l There was quite smash, but Aims
 worth was not hurt.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15

Buckne1l scored touchdowns on Prince ton, 8 feat, however, beyond the abiI- ity of Harvard on 8 wet field,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-15
K. of c. Installation.

While James H. Ledwith, the Elm
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
RECORD HOUSES
At THE GRAND.
ALL THIS WEEK
ANOTHER PICTURE SHOW TO-
NIGHT THAT Is BOUND TO
PLEASE.

Lynn and Bonnie Hazard at the
Grand opera house last night scored
the only hit, outside of the pictures,
with their novel musical act in which
Mr.. Hazard does some clever and phe.
nomenal piano playing while Bonnie
of "Babes in Toyland" fame calls 10
a "Teddy Bear and "Biliken" OF
large proportions to add to the attrac-
tiveness Of the act. The electrical ef-
fects used in the act also add greatly
to its clevreness and the two win get
by under any and all circumstances.
Not 80 much can be said Of Winn,-
fred Stewart, as Far as the critic is con
cerned, but she certainly pleased some
of the large audience last night when
she responded to three encors. Che
has peculiar voice and perhaps only
needs to add mystery to her act by
donning male costume to make 1t q
success. However, Miss Stewart hes
been playing big time satisfying The
circuit, and was sent hero for n mid.
winter fair woek special act, SO she
has made good everywhere and the
critics poor Judgment must be traced
to seeing 80 many good things at tho
fair, that . single aet did not look
large enough.
There win be complete change sf
pictures tonight that should invite an.
I.other packed house.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
L|ASI....B||!.P.Q.[lKS B!
nN|cE N TONIGHT
LODGE Will HOLD no doRR
SOCIAL. FUNCTIONS uNTn ::
!. .sNTER xENT.

~ The last q the series Of Elks dances
and also the Best Of the season is sehe.
duled ste take place this evening at
Odd Fellows hall, the entertaining fune
tions which have been carried on with
great success during the season being
postponed after tonight until after
the Lenten. season. Elk dances have
been more popular this year than ever
before, and the lodge. has won great
praise for the. social events instituted.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
HIGH SCHOOL IS
entertaining
TWO FUNCTIONS PLANNED BY
LOCAL a0HooL FOR THIS
EVENING.

The high school is entertaining this
evening in two events, the first being
a supper at the sevllla hotel to which
nh are invited aud the seeend, being
q basket ball game in which Devils
Lake and Larimore high schools are
contestants. Both features have been
looked forward to with interest as q
fitting climax to Mid Winter fair week.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
Largest display of eatahles-Mrs. A
G. Tuford;. s8 pounds sssk Of dou1.
Vegstables-Pptaeoss,

It. IuHord; ~ pounds sask Of dou1..
+ vegetabaes-Rotesess.. =
White: Oh4os-First, p. F. Msdsoa,
Devils Lake, $1.0o. :. =. -,
Early ohios-First, B.. r. Madison,
$1.oo.
Early ohios, Red-Nrst Homey
Weed, Devils Lake, t1.o0;:: second, D.
P. Madison, Devils Lake, ribbon.
Early Rose-Erst, A. G., Froelich,
Devils Lake, $l.oO; second, Mrs. c. W.
Kelly, ribbon; third, Walter Whitford,
ribbon.
Early Six weeks-First, Mrs. c. ".
Kelly, 800.
White Burbanks-First, 8. P. Barr,
ST.. second, Mrs. G. W.. Kelly, ribbon,
lhird, Stephen Brauchaower. ribbon.
Irish Cobbler-First, Mrs. e. W.
Kelly.
Worlds Fair-First, Martin Olson,
$l.oo; second Jack McCauly, ribbon;
third, Ed. Lamb, ribbon.
Early strawberries-First, s. Branch
flower, $1.o0.
Mammoth King-First, s. Branch
flower, $1.0O.
White Rose-First, Peter Dahl, Of
Crary, 800; second, ]. 8. Furbur, Of
starkweather, ribbon..
Carrots-First. s. BranchAower, II;
second, John Lange, Webster, ribbon
Beets-First, Homer Weed, Devils
Lake, $1.0o.
Parsnips-First, Homer Weed, $1.oo
second, 8. Branchaower, ribbon.
Onions-First, Andy Rutherford, u
Red Globe Onions-c. P. Brainard
ribbon.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Among the art exhibits at the fair,
the many colored satin roses which
were made by Austin Levitt attract a
great deal Of attention, because Ct
their beauty. and the artistic way in
which they are made. Mr.. Levitt has
several exhibitions In the fancy work
department.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

The motoreyclists y this city win
perfect an organizatich Sunday after.
noon for the purpose .st carrying out
various plans for the s;esmlns summer
including the four hasdrsd mile tour
Of ten counties Of the stals. Officers
of the new Devils t,at4 sips viii Be
elected. Ralph Glefuh y responsible
for launching the mottsnsak
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
LOST ON PRAIRIE
n BAD STORM
JAMES J. EASTLAND OF GRAND
FORKS SUFFERED SOME
INJURY.

Grand Forks, Jan. 31-James East
land of this city suffered somewhat IN
the snowstorm last night fifteen miles
northeast Of here. He was tipped out
Of his sleigh and wandered about the
prairie all night in 1s degrees below
zero weather. He will recover from
his injuries.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
= Continued on page s.)
EIGHTY CASES ON
COURT CALENDAR
INTERESTING TERM PRousED-
WILL CONVENE HERE NEXT
!. MONDAY.

= Fourteen criminal actions and seven.
ty-two civil cases are on the district
court calendar for the adjourned No.
vember term Of court which win con
venc in this city next Monday, Judge
G. W. Butts presiding.
Clerk Of Court stenseth has issued
the ealendafi which promises to bring
forth. an interesting term Of court
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
HOTELS CROWDED
I!H|V!R|iSQAlA|!|lg|||'H|||||||' ! /
a.. 81 ..llxti-
.:1fANY S1RA4lqER9 NJ fH1. cIT1
ElarERrAINED:.Ar PRIvAfE
H0Sisa

Devils Lake with all its exoeflens
hotel accommodations the best o. Any
city in the Northwest, almost regardles
Of size was unable to cope with The
requirements last evening owing to the
many visitors In. the city in attendance
at the fair, wrestling match and other
attractions. Many; were cared for ia
private homes over &thss. city, 50 that "a
strangers within .tthe gates suffered any
great amount Of hardship.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
AUDITORS MEET
] At JAMESTOWN 1, j J.
HOLD STATE GATHERING AT AsY.
LuM o1rY rEBRuARY II, 1e
AID is.

R; v. Bice Of this city who secre-
tary Of the County AUDITORS associa.
tion Of the state issued notices today
for the annual meeting Of the state as:
sociation at Jamestown which will take
place February II, le and 13. An In.
teresting program is being arranged
and will be announced shortly.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
W.H. HORTON HAD
4 DINNER PARTY
ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY NOON
IN HONOR OF THE NEW
SECRETARY.

President Horton of the Commercial al
Club entertained the board of directors
and few invited friends yesterday
noon at luncheon, the event in honor
of the newly elected Secretary, H. J.
Kenner Of Fargo taking place at the
Great Northern hotel. Matters per-
tanning to the success of the CONNER.
ciai club efforts during the coming
year were discussed.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
FARMER IAHNlS |: \
DID It IN HALF
TINE ALLOWED
STRONG MAN sUcCEEDED IN
DOWNING LBW1s AND DODGE
LAST MIGHT.

Farmer Jahns, who Archie Miller po.
}itsly called the pride Of North Da.
iota succeeded in downing Frank
Lewis of Easily and Il. Dodge Of Rock
Lake, each twice last night in almost
half of the hour allotted for him to
accomplish the trick.
The graphing stunt was staged at
tho Grand opera house and Mr.. Miller
was master Of ceremonies. Pripr to
announcing the contestants he took oc-
casion to remark that wrestling match.
es in general a. Tar as being on tho
square was concerned could not be de.
pended on and he urged that there be
no betting, as this wonld have@a great
totdeacy,to keep the sport elean.
.a1ns brute strength Of Jahns was too
much for his two opponents, but Il the
hest qualities Of both Dodge and Lew.
is, which were entirely eqpesite had
>seen combined Nj. haxmeEs: Jahns
.epld have felt the elatchs ot ordeman
Who 10 now says he. can: stick around
for twiceSin An hour,
Tho arst; fall Ia the match with Lew.
"a came IN eleven ninptes the Farmer
aelns : qusrtsr arm tba,e:aad . halt
Ne,sen. He los,oreA p ~ seesnd
assu i, ,six u.ttsst,s - fAist1 seeoad.
rita:sf IS ~ 9 asal,stet
. !: z|=,,ss ~. oppos.p. ~
ssf.er Z spsl.iif ~hseh ,br rsash'
a severe sreppriaaand from Referee Nc
eurrsn, tie two got down TO BUSINESS
never omitting the rough stun. Dodge
showed strenigth at the opening ani
lasted eleven minutes and: twelve sec
o,nds ,d When: he: va pinnsa 8 the ma
WITH 5 scissor on head sand arm ba
hold.
The Rock Lake man came back frs
Ky for tho second tall and both en-
gagged IN d little tt FOR tat dirty play
untn called @sssss @ by tie referee. !
took seven minutes for Dodge to coagl
up the sponge, unable to stand th
strain ionf the - hold. he whispered
b. was Ill in aaaswas Helped from tn
matt but suffered no injury to his lef
hoof which was pit out Of commissio
for only = brief. period.
There are severed who would like t
500 ths Farmer mp against real ma
Of his ern cafibr, but since he sloppe
aver A.: Grand Forks With Orderms
there SCENE to: be little chance for ,th
big feilsw ever to b On the 'defeasiv
in thsss parts.
It was almost . year since any ma
affair las taken place In th, city an
there WIS good attendancs Of graz
rl:ug fans .lsrt night. Dav:ls Lakel
and Rea.oniters are interested in th
game, hut are LOOKING for somsthin
faster.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

The .Emerson-Brantingham company
which has display at the Haley &
Hyland Office is attracting great deal
Of interest among the many visitors
in the city. This display is under the
supervision of the local representative
O. W. Ohnstad.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
TRAFFIC ON 500
TIED UP TO-DAY
SNOW DRIFTS ON TRACKS AMI
BLoCKADEs TWO TRAINS
HERE.

Traffic on the 500 Line at Devils
Lake is tied up owing to snow which
has drifted on the tracks. Extra
trains Nos. 106 and 200 have not been
able to move for the last twelve hours.
The blockade it is figured will be
cleared today.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
FINAL PROGRAM HELD THIS AFTER
N--AWAROS ARE MADE IN ALL DE-
PARIMGNTS- MANY GIVEN C0OO PRIZES

] UUUU ulLlU
I, Yellow Globe Onions-First, Laura
Seward, sl.Oo; second, s. Branchfower
ribbon.
Red Fiat onions-I. Fullerton, 81.
Pumpkins, Yellow Myo Ring, Of
Starkweather, $1.00.
Cabbages-John Lange, Webster, 81.
| Tame Grasses, best exhibit-O. p. A.
Borstad, $l.00.
Butter, pounds-First, Mrs. E. +.
Faye, Doyon, silver cup; second, G. II.
Halldorson, $500 rug; third, Mrs. J.
'sjolberg, Devils Lake, copper boiler.
ts Ladies' Department. ...
White Embroidery-First, Mrs. K.
!, Mclaughlin, dress; second, Mrs. Devet,
Fort Totten, ribbon; third, Mrs. Rey.
''nolds, Devils Lake, ribbon.
I Colored Embroidery-f1rst Miss Reca
Connolly, sweater; second, Miss Reca
Connolly, ribbon; third, Miss Brending,
;. ribbon. !.
1 Hardahger Work-Nrst, Mrs. Froe-
! }aich, $40 .hat; i; sscond, Mrs., Peter Dahl,
\ Crazy, hon; thi.a, .Eaunaa ilklnson,
4 Crazy, ribbon. 7, 81. y. i
= Irish CrecAet- Frat, Rosa + Baker,
{s4:So hana:sag; second, Marie. Meter,
Z ribbon; thaia; Miss; R.i ;;rihbon.
! Silk and. Eotton:IFSs1st Marie Neite.
\ 9e.oo;6 SECOND, Belth& Hauee, ribbon;
t1thifd, Marie Meter, ribbon, n ;, -
Silk ;anA a ~ :setton Knitting First,
Mrs: Bassfera $500: second. .Mra.
Throns. yW',ebs.szz;c:. ribhen; third. MIS-.
Thronsy: Wehetek. ribbon: 4: (.
7 Cushion Bag-Ftrst, Mary Dion, han
mirror; second ,%Austin Levett, ribbon;
: third, Mrs. Mernn,, ribbon. -.
Handkerchief, lace-First, miss
Brending, $500; second, Mrs. STAINS.
; bury, Churchs Ferry: ribbon; third,
Miss Marie Meters, ribbon.
Tatting-First, Mrs. Whitman, Mia.
Tnewaukan, silvez knives; second, and
third, MIRA, Whitman, ribbons.
Table Iiuen-First, Mrs. Ostrander,
$2.oo,. SECOND, Nell Moran, ribbon.
Bed Linen-First,. Mrs. J. Shannon,
$500; second, Annie Grinacker, rib
: bon, third, Mrs. Linda Gtst, ribbon.
: Bed spreads-First, Mrs. F. Frye.
, coffee pereolator; second, Mrs. Gilbert
sandba,= ribbon; third, Mrs. Ne!s A.
Nelson, ribbon.
: Drawn work-first Mrs. Anderson
!. |shirt waist box; second, Nellie Moran
ribbon.
Quilts-Nrst, Mrs. Bosworth, $500
: second, Mrs. VIM. Thompson, ribbon;
third, Mrs. D. G. Daep, ribbon.
IT. Rag Rus-First, Mrs. W H. Bell
j$l.oo; second, Mrs. Darlington, ribbon
Y! Beaded Bags-Frst, Mrs. Dr.. Drew
J. $loo.
llaneous-.Marion Andrews, 81
b, Juvenile Work. Frances Gunderson
7. ribbon.
4, Battenberg Mrs. c. Taylor
t$l.O0; dress, Mrs. 5tansbury, ribbon
T.. OIL Paintings.
'The Resurrection ''''-Mrs. ]. a
+, Moran, $500.
!; "The Farm Kitchen, &C. Brendiul
$l.oo.
'. 18th, Ok Train, Mrs. J. A. Nor
an, ribbon.
n, Water Colors.
i; "A Shady Creek, Mrs. G. "
Moocrs. $500.
b "Pansies Mrs. Mooers, $l.O0.
"The Turk, Mrs. oMran, ribbon.
h. China Painting.
Punch Bowl-First, Mrs. Rollins, $2
of second, celery Tray, Mrs. +. B. Bald
of win, $l.O0; third, tobacco jar, Mrs A
L. Johnson, ribbon.
l.; Juvenile Work.
n. First "Head', Leta Hazard, $500
Is second, landscape, Mary Henzie, 81
third, kittens, Elsie Wilson, ribbon.
o; Black and White Work-First priz;
"Battle Scene" William Wakaksor
i. $1.OO.
d.. Wheat.
Ffe-First, Mrs. CLARK Kelly, silve
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
GOING AFTER:
BRICK DEPOT.
0N..SO0 ROAD:
DR. PIERCE AND j.. NJ. THOMPSON
WILL REPREsENT CITY IN
CONFERENCE.

DR.. f. j. Pierce head Of tho Indus
trial committee Of the Commercial club
and ]. NJ. Thompson his coworker plaa
to leave tonight OF tomorrow for Min
neapolis for conference with Vice
President Martin Of the 500 Lane, the
main pQzpose Of their visit being ~ S..
cure a substantial brick depot % The
500 Line at. Devils Lake and also mako
this city division point. Both men
have the support OF the citizens and
it is hoped that their efforts will meat
with success. {
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
MID-WINTER FAIR CLOSES TODAY

cup; second, Paul Brending, $500;
third, Tony Prete, 600.
Blue stem-First, Ben Burt rocker;
second, Jack fMeCauley, hat; third, Il.
A. Nicholson, $500.
Velvet Chaf-First, Halvor Thor, g;
Second, H. "A. Nicholson, 81; third AL
bert Maxwell $l.00.
Durum Wheat-First, J. 8. Kirk,
Stock book; second, Harvey Anderson,
stock book.
Red Turkey Winters. L. Miller,
stock book.
Continued on page s.)
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs, H. Blaufuss Of Doyon
win spend the remainder Of the. week
in the city. attending the, closing day
of tho fair and visiting with. friends.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

+. J. H:ack resrIned yesterday sf.
.eynoon from. Minneapolis, whero lac
| as been l:t ii, past several ,,ss -. !.
combined l:s:nrss and pleasure Zip.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
New Organization. /.

= 'Ff't At
+ New. Organization.
+ Tho Lake Region Agricultural
+ and Mid:Winter Fair associa.
+ tion in convention today elect
+ ed the following officers fof5.the
+ coming year: :$.-
+ President-Frank Hyland; Of
! Devils Lake. ii.
+ Vice Presidents--For. Ramsey
: county,. s.sKirk, crary; Ben
+ son county-Martin Duffy, Els.
+ mond; Nelson county-August
+ Lamb, Michigan; Towner com,
+ ty-Elmer Judd; 0asao; Oava.
+ lier county-B. +, .areve, Lang
: don; Rolette c6upty-ols sy.
+ vertson, Overly; fierce county
I I Louis Lareon, Hpeby.
+ seeretary, ,har}c Pialstpry
+ Devils Lake. ;..f4
+ Resolutaens.
: =: The. resolutions COMMITTEES
= urged that tho Sette farming
= idea be enesarssed With she 90.
: operation Of tbs censty som. :.
!. : ) nnissionsrs, = in: Ramse1 ;eoanty,;
:. and that fand .be ptSsided Tor
= tho securing Of better farming
. experts.
/! 4. The ! sosnmtttt tttttesi ndoesea .utae
4 ! action; Of ths lgis&sp.ss With
4. reference ,4osAtho establkhis8
I -ofztern6uai elevators ana urged,
+~gthe passage Of a law relative:ts.
- -igthe' caah payment Of rpad taxes
4. for tbs purpose of making good.
= = roads throughout tho state:
The formation Of farm caubs
= throughout the regisn was :also
: urged by the resolution com.
+ mittee, which in / conclusion
= :tondered its highest: praise to
= Henry Hale, retiring president,
- to tho newspapers*sf Devils
u Lake and to the cit1senss Of. the
- city, county and region who rs
+ ;, sisted in making tAa* fair the
+ grand success that ~ was.,,, !;
-: The. members Of the ,atesolu-
I. etfons committee wete CLARK ".
= Kelly, A. 9. Tuasrd, John
+: Hand; 8. Miller ana. Jsha The:
=. lin.
q. a, 4 4 4 \ = 4 h q - y 4 4, 4
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31

Mrs. Fred Dion is spending the weak
end in the city visiting as the guest
Of relatives and attending the closing
day of tho fair.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
GREAT NORTHERN
DEPOT BURNED
FLAMES DESTROYED RAILROAD
STATION-BURNED TO THE
GROUND.

The Great Northern depot at Shar
on, N. D., was destroyed by flames ac.
cording to word received here, the
building being total wreck. The or
igin of the fire is unknown. Teie.
graph lines are out Of operation as a
result Of the blaze.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-31
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: THE. ME.4THtsh =
= = - = - - = = @4A = =
Sunrise 500; sunset 15:s3. i
TsmpsrAttfA sa
Lowest last night ....................... rs
Highest yesterday 49,. .,..............-..- !. ls
At a. m. today Is

For Devils Lake and Vicinity: In
creasing ,cloudiness tonight ana Sat-
urday; slowly rising temperature.
!, For North Dakota: increasing cloud.
mess tonight and Saturday; slowly
rising temperature.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-03-24
OMAHA, NEB., is SWEPT BY A FIERCE TORNADO
SENTIMENT FOR
A COURT HOUSE
HERE INCREASES

ent court. He thought that Perth
Amboy and surrounding communi-
ties were justly entitled to this i'm
proyement in the judiciary system.
James j. Harrigan.
James ]. Harrigan, a member of
the Board of Education, thinks that
the establishment here of branch
court house would be a step forward
in the advancement of the city. He
thinks 1t would be we'll worth the
price. He spoke of the trade which
would result for Perth Amboy mer-
chants. He pointed out that any
thing that will bring more people to
our town will help the commercial
interests Of the city. He also men
toned the enormous waste of time
to merchants who are subpoenaed to
New Brunswick as witnesses or to do
fury duty. He cited several instances
when he was called away when busi-
ness was so pressing that every min
ute meant money to him.
David Bash.
David Bash, well known clothier
in Smith street, is so much in favor
of the project that he is willing that
the county tax be increased two per
cent, If necessary, to locate the
branch court at this place. He
thinks that it would be worth that
much to the business men of Perth
Amboy, who would then save all the
valuable time which is wasted in
travelling between here and the pres
ent court. He said that when 'man
is subpoenaed for jury duty and then
Is not called, large part of the day
Is, nevertheless, spent in the court
and going to and coming from the
place. He said he could go to New
York faster than to New Brunsw1cE
because of the chance trolley ser
vice to the latter place.
Alfred Fl. Crowell.
Alfred II. Crowell, superintendent
of the city water department, thinks
we'll of the proposed plan and be-
lieves that the taxpayers would re-
ceive much benefit from the culmlna-
ton of the project.
Christian Becker.
Christian Becker, a real estate
dealer. is enthusiastic over the pro
posed plan and believes that this
part of the county is entitled TO that
consideration from the Board OF
Freeholders which would cause them
to establish the branch court here
for the taxpayers increased conyenl
ence