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ASK THE QUESTION
Of THE PROPER MAN
Street Safety Association An
nounces Plan for Winning
Prizes.
Are you for street safety? p

Are you for street safety?"
That is the magic question by which
any one in Washington can earn a ten
dollar prize Tuesday. Four prizes of $40
each are to be distributed in as many
different sections of the city by street
safety" men. All that will be necessary
to win one of the prizes will be to find
the proper man and PROFOUND the ques-
ton, Are you for street safety?' Say
nothing more than this. and be sure to
saw exactly this Do not simply pro-
nounce the letters 'RU4SS?" which is
only the symbol for the query. "Are you
for street safety?'
When the question is propounded to
the proper man, he will in turn ask, Are
you?'' 1t will then be necessary for the
person trying for the prize. to present
copy of the following rules, copied in
his own handwriting:
Safety first Always guard against
accidents to yourself and others
always think, act and set the safety
example.
Work for the elimination of street &C
cilents through education and the en-
forcement of the law"
Money Prizes for Winners.
To the winners checks will be given for
the money.
The prizes were donated by the Street
Safety Association for the purpose OF
arousing interest in the street safety
campaign The association hopes to hold
other prize contests in the near future.
but this Is as yet uncertain
Any person who is interested In the
street safety project enough to copy the
rules given above can easily win some va
cation money If he is on the job. The
first person to PROFOUND the proper ques-
ton will be the winner in every instance.
1t will be necessary. however, to follow
the rules Of the contest as outlined,
otherwise the prize will not be awarded
to the questioner.
The rules are simple. the principal one
being that both the questioner and the
person questioned shall be within the
curb line at the time the question is put.
OF course, no one connected with the
Street Safety Association or with The
take part IN the contest. Also, all con-
testants must be more than sixteen years
of age.
Routes for Safety Men.
Certain routes have been selected over
each Of which one safety man will go as
far as possible without being discovered.
1t will not be necessary for the safety
man to start from the beginning of the
route but he can enter it at any point
desired Each man will. however. en-
deavor to go the full length of the way
without being found.
The hours in which the street safety
men will appear are between 4:3O and
O'Clock Tuesday next They will not
necessarily appear a 4:30, SO don't give
up hope if they are not found imme-
diaJely.
Following are the four routes on which
the street safety men will walk:
/. On F street northwest between 14th
| and 7th and on It'll street between r and
| x streets.
2. H street northeast between Sd and
| 10th streets.
s. Pennsylvania avenue southeast be-
| tween I'd and Sth and on Sth street
! southeast between Pennsylvania avenue
| and NJ street.
| f. NJ street northwest between 2sth and
| Seth streets
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CITY ITEMS.

There's Reason Why so Many
insist on getting Mcnberg's Top Noch"
Bread Order 4 loaf and lind out.
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and baronstee always safety there but sound the
of and base that the fellow guilty
ought and hide his change the builders triumphant
for politicians wall we'll think you've robbed the peepu
we'll pack you off to jail
e. ssgys aasasa .la ADAMS an ,INa,xT1axo.,
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Phone Your Want Ad 10 The Star
Main 244O
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Coolest Spot In Washington; The Va.
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Line. 1856. Open All Night. Line 12oI.
Tyree's. 18th and III SITS. ne Druggists
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

All Of which has been turned over TO
the county treasurer and properly 40
Respectfully submitted,
D. D. McNau<hton.
Ole ]. Hoystad,
c. o. johnson,
John E. Thelin,
T. n. Maloney.
Dated at Devils Lake N. D., this 18th
day of December. 1873.
I. E. n. Griffin. judge Of the county
sa state and 81 t forth the 1sgo d 10
certify that all orders. DEGREES: win
bonds and letters which were filed in "a. al.
county court between December S1st. 19ot
rgS s N 1 Of sh sse
vised Codes Of North Dakota for 1s8 to
be recorded, have been Transcribed TN
full, in the records Of said court, as per
ed la and Hon John F. Henry n ;a.r,n
Judge of the County Court
Ramsey county. North Dakota, do here
by certify that I have examined the
| records Of the county court, ana find
that all orders. DEGREES: Wills. bonds ana
ed by the provisions of Sec. No. 1905 OF
the Revised Gods OF North Dakota for
| 1906. have been duly recorded, according
| to above stated agreement, and the same
! is hereby approved.
| (Signed) F. T. Cuthbert.
| States attorney.
We. the undersigned, being the com.
! mittee appointed to examine the Office of
| the judge Of the county court, do hereby
certify that we have examined the re.
cords Of said court, and find that all
orders DEGREES, Wills. bonds and letters
flied in said court during the years 1871
8-9-10-u and II, which are required to be
recorded, have been duly recorded, N the
records of said court, az per agreement
made by Hon. John F. Henry. judge Of
said court. during above stated years
and the same is hereby approved.
(Signed) r. H. MalOney.
John E. Thelin.
Committee.
Moved and carried that the above re
ports be accepted as read
Moved and carried that the following
bills be allowed and war 'auis or:,.' et
drawn in payment OF same as foliors
J Guy L. Cunningham. to grading
approaches to bridge in Morris :.
Geo. Beiford. to grading approach
, es to bridge In Morris township Hs.l
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26
COMMISSIONER
PROCEEDINGS
Continued from page 2.)

in Maher & Locke's addition to the city
On motion Of Commissioner McNaugh-
ton. .he intEoa. "a tAle -; a.ioa. e.
following resolution was passed.
Whereas the Farmers Grain 4 Shipping
company. a corporation organized and
transactina business Is in in .; Ramssy ana
Dakota under the railroad laws Of said
state Of North Dakota have petitioned
the county commissioners OF Ramsey
eral taxes which were heretofore assest'-
ed for the years 1905 to 1911 inclusive
and for which taxes the land herein
after described was sold and certificates
issued, such certificates running to the
county Of Ramsey and State of North
DAKOTA, cancelled and annulled and said
certificates cancelled and annulled. 80
far as the general tax included therein
special taxes assessed for said years on
said premises by payment Of the amount
Of such special tax and interest from
date Of certificate to date OF payment
at per cent per annum.
Whereas. it appears to this board that
the east thirteen feet Of the south forty.
sven feet of lot q and all OF lot r. OF
block three Of Maher & Locke's aadit ADDITION
county, North Dakota against which
said taxes were levied and upon which
property said certificates were issued. 1
nsss and ad by the said
Grain G. Shipping Company al a part OF
right Of way Of the said company ana
so being used as railroad right OF way,
and
Whereas, it appears TO this board that
said real estate has been and was az.
sessed and taxed as part Of said right
Of way and that said Farmers Grain e.
Shipping Company as SUCH ra!lroaa mas
each of said years from 1905 to 19l2 IN.
o1,,r;,.a naid tho taxes on its said right
Of way,
Whereas, it appears that because
thereof there is a double taxation levied
and assessed on said property for sucn
has been sold on account Of such double
And. now therefore. the county auditoo
Of Ramsey county, North Dakota, H
a her bs,anee Of the above
tificates by payment OF the face OF tne
said balance Of said certificates together
with interest at per cent per annun
The date Of such payment, provided how
ever. that before accepting such paymen
fine county auditor. shall receive from
the city auditor of the city Of Devlli
Lake North D .aiG Eta tpsvis in LAKE.
North Dakota has, authorized the c't:
auditor to notify the county auditor .
Said Ramsey county. that said CITY Y
.nE % accept payment - OF 4be sa rate
ner cent per annum from the dat
thereof until date OF payment.
Nnw therefore, It is hereby reeolveo
that said tax certificates pc , Caucus =
and annu a,t and No eaf eG pakSta here
k1..3,ucted and authorized and 81
rssrSd Is eancell on his records u
SSI' 1900 fax included on eaid cert
Noaae aaa ynsch saad ces.'ncass. ~ ~ :
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

Collections for septembsr. ls1s ....s7.1
Making a total OF ...sz N. 75
All Of which has been turned over to
the county treasurer and properly &C.
counted for.
= Respectfully submitted,
r. n. lealoney,
John e. !TheIin, -
COMMITTEES.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D.. this 18th
day of December, M.
Hon.. Board Of Comfy Commissioners,
Ramsey county, n. D.,
Gentlemen: :.
We, your committee appointed to check
up the Office Of the sheriff, beg leave to
report that we have done 30 and ind
collections .as follovR.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26
SOLD BOOZE
TO BLUE COAT

Minot, N. d, Dec. 10.-Ha.k Ken
mer, charged with having sold bot
tie Of whiskey to George Waztehow. .
Minot policeman, was bound over TO
the district court, bonds i, tie snn Of
$500 being demanded and no: I'm
nished.
Kemmer owes his downfall. accord.
ing to the officials. to . tap ut bv
the policeman mentioned. vho, vhils
on a raid for blind issss, iadsnsA
him to sell him 4 bottle Of Whisky.
The police officer states further tat
five other bottles Of vhiakey were
found On Kennsr.
Chef and. Joe Harris. father and
son. arrested on a charge of pisei.e,
were also bound over to tie district
court. Evidence ut the hearing went
t" tlow they had b.., ia?:.eated Il
vazping the prehibitisn laws before,
The boy il bat 10 ysass Of aee.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

follows: No. SIS and 5e sale Of 1904 ana
missioners OF Of &c city Of S 8 IL; fsRs
to accept payment Of the special tar m
Guided in said certificates on payment
from the date sale POT
Moved and carried that the following
bills be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn In payment of same az follows:
crary Public Opinion. for publish
". n: Walsh Mani. CO.. to supplies
furnished county superintendent
Dr.. {. yelstrup expense county l''o
Bottom Bros, medicine furnished
to the county board Of health SIS
W. "a G. e G10Sker to saRT1ss furnish
). a. Hais expenses paid for '''
teachers institute ......... ........ 1910
sc; to ts9n.h IT, aratE ypsx4 9Ssg
table for register OF deer. ss.6:
Frank Num-. electrical supplies FUR
nT F. Br s9uet hG supp aad f a
court house and Jail :..:......... 100
A. D. futile, hauling rubbish from
court house grounds -. ........... 81
Mohan Bros. repairing heating plant
OBrien Bros, supplies furnished
court house and Jail .............. 90
DR.: c: Jelstrup. expert testimony in
the Freese case. $4,000; allowed 1t q. .
D. E! Craig, to witness fees in
Freese case. $500; allowed at -. 11.S0
DR.. A. G. Nicholson. expert tes-
timony in Freese case ............ $50
Or; r Nelson &c. expert pei tesam"ay IN :, ~
DR.. W. D. Jones. expert testimony
in Freese case 15O.9 20
DR.. H. T: Krstjanson. expert tes-
timony- in Freese case, $f750o;
Moved and carried to adjourn until Q
o'clock a. m. Thursday. December 18TH
K. A. KAMER,
County Auditor.
The adjourned meeting Of the board Of
county commissioners of Ramsey county
North Dakota. Z
Thursday, December 18th, 1913.
The board met at o'clock a. m. pur-
suant to adjournment. Present Commits
sioners Johnson. Thelin, Maloney. Nc
Naughton and Hoystad.
The board then proceeded to check up
the different offices and at II o'clock m.
took a recess until o'clock p. m.
Afternoon session.
The board met at o'clock p. m. pur-
s!oners johnson, Thelin. Maloney. Nc
Naughton and Hoystad.
The following reports were the, read:
To the Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners Ramsey county. No. Dak.,
Gentlemen:
We, your committee appointed to check
up the office of the county auditor and
county treasurer with the vouchers on
file in the county auditors office, beg
leave to report that we have done x
and find collections, disbursements and
places where same is deposited as fol-
lows:
Balance on hand September LIST,
COLLECTIONS for the. month Of
September. 1919 .......:....:.... 16z75.S
Collections for the month OF Oc-
co.. .rs fo~ the r1b1. NJ.
} vember. 1913 Observation-Disclosures. 1853 2
Making total OF ........... .3l5e13l.s
/ Less payments as follows:
I For the month Of September 1919 96::5
; For the month Of October. 1913 :. c1a0s.2
. For the month of NovemO:". 1913 33IG3 6
$s4e33. !:
J Leaving a balance In han.ls ~ the
|
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26
The Old Year
And the New
r WATCHED the old year fade.
And with its dying light
The gloom. at first q shade.

And then l said: It's gone
The old year Is no more.
And memories now alone
Linger along the shore"
I watched the old year die.
And with Its fading day
There came the thought that BY
Its death a brighter way
Opes up. and. all things bright.
Well have surcease at last
From specters dark az night
They'll live. but in tho p8st.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26
1nus al along tns way

1nus all along the Way
0ravestones must mark tho 0ilo4
An epitaph each day.
a tomb Of tears and amIl0A
90 We begin the new
CTS old Gro we've begun
To ind It's aging. too,
With the nrst setting sun
But twill not always be.
There'll come q living day.
And all things new. and We
Shall i've In endless Nay.
No kraVd 6ao Then WIN mark
The tonibJ Where dead hops h
No nights of sorrow dark
Creep DER our chanEeleao Sly.
james Daniel Clo0to0.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

county treasurer Oh November
Deposited a. follows:
First National bank, Devils Iake31109s. -
Ramsey County Nat. bank Dsv.
Devils Lake State Bank ........ MS
Farmers Bank Of Crazy ..,....... 01a.16
First Nat. Bank OF Crazy ...... 1lel.&
Bank Of Poyon. Doyon: n; D; ;: 1!1.s
Farmers State Bank Of 1Awton :. 1z1N
First National bank. Gilmore :. Msi.a
First Nat Bank. Hampden -. S0.2
Farmers Bank, .Hampden ........ 910.6
Penn State Bank, Penn. n. p. :. 49,
Bank Of Webster, Webster. N. d. 1o.15
First Nat. Bank. Starkweafhsr x716.D
State Bank; starkxeather 3e9,9
Spare Bank, Churchs Ferry 80. 08.1
Bartlett State Bank, Bartlett 80. A1e.0
Southam State Bank, Southam :. 0D.Q
Time certificates Of deposit ...... 1eeo.0
Cash and checks on hand ...... o9.64
Cash items:
Court orders paid ................ 10.O
Miscellaneous bills paid .......... z7s.0
Court orders paid under prohfbi-
ton law and due from the state
of North Dakota ................ 1000
fota' Re Respectfully submitted. a"
c. Q. Johnson.
D. D. McNaughton.
Dated at Devils Lake. N. D.. this 18th
To the Hon. Board Of County Commits
sioners, Ramsey county. North Dakota.
We. your committee appointed to check
to reeort have done beg e
and find collections as follows:
Transfer and abstract fees for the
month Of September, 1913 ........& 800
Transfer and abstract fees for the :. ~
Transfer and abstract fees for the
month Of November, 1913 .......... 400
Making a total Of ::..::.::::..:::s4o;o .,
the county treasurer and properly ac-
Respectfully submitted.
c. o. Johnson,
D. D. McNaughton,
Ole ]. Hoystad,
Dated at lewis Lake, N. D., this 18th
day Of December, 1913.
To the Hon. Board Of County Commits
sioners, Ramsey county, N. D.,
We. your committee appointed to check
up the Office of the register of deeds. beg
and find collections from October list, TO
and include November Goth, 1913. as fol-
lows:
Collections for the month of Oc-
Coiiections for the month Of No
vember, 1873 go. .............. 562.0(
| Making a total Of 1927 n
| All Of which has been turned over to
the county treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
T. H. Maloney,
John e. Thelin,
| Committee.
Dated at Devils Lake. N. q. this 1stf
| day Of December, 1918
To the Hon. Board OF County Commits
sioners. Ramsey county. North Dakota
] Gentlemen:
up the office of the clerk Of court. bel
leave to report that we have done q
and find collections from April LIST, (,
and include September 30th. 1918. as fol
lows:
Collections for May. 1913 .......... rs
Collections for June. 1913 ............ 81
elections for July, 1913 ............ st.
Collections for August. 1913 ........ ~
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26

I watched the old years flight
And then said. with smile.
''Ah. now the new year bright
Will bide with us awhile"
But ere my hopeful dreams
Have realized one day
L. dead and passed: It seems
II starts but to decay.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-12-26
NEW YEARS DAY.

-
UH dawn II gray and chilly
with the frost. Z
u The old years pulse now -
flutterz. now b stin. /
And Ill our twolvemonth's deedA
for good or Ill.
Pass into shadow. silent. one b. Z
one. =
= While from the night wherein - /
wander. lost,
The new year rises With the rising Z
sun.
! A new year7 Nay: tbs but the /
+ same old year.
The same remorselesD round Of
sun and rain,
= OF seasons In their order. Joy and
= pain
: The old emotions playing upon
4 strings
Il That wax little older. drawing Il
The final end OF all remembered
things.
Z Earth ages. and the very noun
tains nod p
: With years. and No who crawl 4,
upon their breast
z Pass at the sliding sands benign
II behest. -
= Hate fades greed fails. lust crum- p
bles into clay,
q And there are left but love and faith
= and God,
To whom a thousand years arc n =
I day !
I Reginald Wright Kaufman. /
$+<&<*4.ss4aaa4si44sa4a44e
A New Year Proposal.
What resolutions have vowed to keel
the coming year?
Come. sit beside me- maiden fair and
straightway you shall hear.
I've pledged myself to choose one gir
from out the throng 10 gay
And love her with an honest love forevea
and for aye
I'm work for her with brain and Drawn
with all my might and main.
Until I've won her everything that hon
esty Gun gain.
ri fill her life with all that's good tu IT.
Itself is done.
And while we train our minds and hea,tl
we'll rot neglect the fun
Now. tell me, won't you. maiden fair
what you have vowed to do!
For I've laid bare my Utmost soul to q,
one but ~ you
"I've made 40 pledges. She replied In o
demurs- n tone.
But II yOI don't object m try 10 ball
you keep your own"
Wallace Dunbar Vincent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
FEDERAL LEAGUE To
EXTEND ITS CIRCUIT
Magnates VIII Meet Saturday
to Decide Eight-club
Proposition.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-Much interest is
being attached by baseball followers to
the meeting in indianapolis next Satur-
day Of magnates OF the Federal Baseball
league. who expect TO Increase their cir
cult 10 eight clubs and to make financial
preparatio for the 1914 season.
Baltimore and Buffalo are the cities
which probably will be added. II is said
that Pittsburg, Cleveland, India napolia
Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas City Will
retain their present franchles.
To insure the paying OF salaries and
other obligations during the coming sea-
son, club owners are expected 10 be pre-
pared to make a deposit OF at least
$4,000, the money 10 be placed with the
league officials deposited in local
banks OF cities comprising the circuit.
The Chicago. indianapolis, st. Louis
and Kansas City clubs are expected to
announce final plans for the building Of
new parks 10 he ready for the season
opening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
Latonia Results.
International News Service.


FirSt race. five and half MISUNDERSTANDING
Vale 10 (BorcD. $3.50. $40 and S27o. won
Baby Sister l07 tobert). Sll.30 and IS So second
Breakdown Bolle. Ilo uof,us). 81 20. third. Time.
ile 2-5 Miss Waters. Montreal Kyrcno. Kilcrca.
Tigela. Belle of Normandy. Collie. Ovation and
Margaret Lowry also
Second race. six furlonss-sir Marion III
fBoreD. SLIGO. $3.50 and $40, won; Galley Slave.
ll2 Uoftusl, $3.50 aud I5.lo, second Green, 10
(kcdoris) third. Timo lis. WlntOrgrccn. DIR.
Waldo Brigss. George oTnard. syrnga white
Heat, Mlss jean. Ursula Emma and j, II. Barr
alUo rpn
Third race, ak turlonRv-Bronzo Wins. 95
French). 5000. $3.50 and $3.50, won. BsG. e7
(McDonald). $3.50 and $40 second: Any Tirno,
Jog GTonry) third Time. l:I7 S-6. Dr.. Samuel,
and Atlady MoonotR also ran
Fourth Taco. milo and n si1teenth-F1nb-
bcrsast. 10 (BorHi $3.50. $3.50 and out, won
seeth 1i3 (Gross). Sc 90 and out. Hccond. Morris
town. Ill GottuB), out. third. Tlmo 1852 90
Only three startora.
Fifth rnco. ri1 turlongs-Cagh on Delivery. iot
(C;ross). $3.50 400 and SEQ won; Qunrtermastor.
107 (Dontonl. $3.50 and $40. second, Irish Gem
tlcmnn i0T (VaDduscnl. $3.50 third. Time. Zig
l-5 Marie c.. Sobaso. woyanoke and Duque.n
also ran.
sixth race. mile and ftirloug-sir Catcsby
100 (woodsl, $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50. won: Etfcndl
ITO tGooHc). $500 and 1870. Gecond: Brookficld
25 (1cDonaldl. $3.50 third limo. 200 40 Prln-
cen Thorpo Phil Mohr and orporth also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-30
HAMILTON BROTHERS
MAY Be INELIGIBLE
Salt Lake High Likely to
Play Granite Game I'm
der Protest.

II George and Ed Hamilton play In the
Granite lineup In tomorrow's game be-
tween that school and the Salt Lake
high school, It IS likely that the game
Will be played under protest. The high
school team management alleges that the
two Hamiltons are not eligible because
according TO the Salt Lake men, they
did not begin active school work until
the present month.
George Hamilton is captain OF the
team Principal Adam Bennion of the
Granite high school said last night that
George Hamilton enrolled at the school
on October 3, which was less than a
month after the Granite school term
began Professor Bennion is confiden.
that the protest will he dropped.
The scholastic league regulations are
that player 10 be eligible 10 participate
In any league game must enter school at
least six weeks after the opening OF
school. Professor Bcnnion says that both
Hamlltons entered school during Sep
tember, but were granted time out TO
work. Every student OF the school Is
permitted to register in the school and
then allowed to work n few weeks be-
fore beginning active school work Most
OF the Granite boys work on the farms.
Granite VIII play Salt Lake whether
1t is proved that the Hamiltona are eligi-
bic or not. II the protest is allowed, the
Hamiltons VIII not play, and Dennis
team.
Tho Hamiltons have been Of much
strength 10 the Granite mon and tho
team supporters are up In arms over
the protest. They declare that with both
boys out OF the game they would have
no chance OF winning. Both UamIltons
play behind the line Fridays game will
be played on Cummings field
Leslie Breckon. end for the Salt Lake
high school eleven. broke his nose In
scrimmage yesterday with the second
team The bone protruded from the nose
ana the Injury proved TO be serious DR.
"a Murphy says that BreclSon VIII be
able 10 play within a. few weeks Bill
Banks wrenched his knee and the doc
tors VIII not permit him 10 play for a
month.
Jhe boys were greatly discouraged last
night and went through r listless work
out. The coaches grew peeved at tho
men, as the pra ctlce progressed. and
threatened that many things would take
place at the last workout tonight before
the Granite game. Salt Lake supporters
siders. "o"'