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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
FATHER AND MOTHER
FIGHT DUEL - THREE
A DEAD AS A RESULT

GREELEY, Colorado, June GAS
sociated Press Cable)-Robert Stanley,
q ranchcr, his wife and their baby
daughter are dead here today as the
result of duel fought between the
man and the woman with revolvers over
the possession of the child. The couple
had quarreled and the woman picked
up the baby and announced that she
was leaving home, never to return. The
man drew a revolver and threatened to
kill both her and the little girl unless
she agreed to remain with him. The
woman also seized revolver and he
gan firing. The man fell, mortally
wounded, but continued to shoot until
the woman and baby Were each bullet
riddlod. ..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
OLDTIME AVIATOR
KILLED AT NEWMAN
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)

NEWMAN, California, June /. -
Especial to The ADVERTISER Joseph
Wilson, an aeronaut of many years ex-
pericnce, made an ascent here yester-
day in strong wind and was carried
into a mass of telegraph wires before
he was fairly started. The trapese bar
to which he clung broke loose at Que
end. As the bar slide over the wires,
Wilson was literally scrapcd Off and
fell thirty feet to the ground. striking
on his head and fracturing his skull.
He lived but few minutes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
HURRICANE DAMAGES
WIDE AREA IN FRANCE

IBN Federal Wireless Teegraph.)
AUCIl, France, June 1.--(Special to
The Advertiser) -The storm which blew
in from the Bay of Biscay yesterday
gained hurricane force between Auch
and Toulouse last night. For miles in
this district the crops have been totally
destroyed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
AVIATOR FRANCIS
IN NARROW ESCAPE
WITH PASSENGER

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-(Special
to The Advcrtiser)-Roy Francis, while
carrying passenger in his hydroplane
today, turned turtle and sank with the
machine in the bay. After narrow
escape from drowning Francis aud his
passenger were rescued by tug.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
ETHEL BARRYMORE Is 80.
AN ANXIOUS MOTHER
nv Federal Wirelass Te,ooropbN

Cl'y Federal Wireless Telegraph
NEW YORK. Nav 3l.-(Special to
The Advertiscr)--Mrs. Ethel Barry.
more Colt, the actress, is quarantined
at the Minturn Hospital hero TO-DAY
with her four-year child, who
is suffering from diphtheria. The
child s condition is not considered dan
Derons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
EMPLOYERS MADE
MONEY OUT OF STRIKE

(i'y Federal Wireless Telegraph)
PARIS, June Especial to The Ad-
vertiser)-The bakers strike is over
and most of the bakers have returned
to work. From the start the strike
was fi2zle, but the master bakers used
the opportunity to boost the price of
plain loaf and pastry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
FOR ALASKAN BILL

by Federal Wireless Telegraph
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-(Sprcial
to The Advertiser) Senators Pittman
Of Nevada, .Iones of Washington and
Chamberlain of Oregon today were
named subcommittee to report on the
Alaska Railroad Bill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
TAFT TO MAKE TRIP
BACK TO CAPITAL

tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph)
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-(Special
to The Advcrtiser) TO. attend meet.
ing of the Lincoln Memorial Commits.
sion, former President Taft will come to
Washington on June Q. for his first visit
since he left the White House.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
GOVERNOR GENERAL AND
g AMBASSADOR MEET

by Federal Wireless Telegraph
LONDON, May 3l.-(Spccial to The
Advertiscr) Waiter Hines Page, the
new American ambassador, was re-
coived here today by the Duke of Con.
na. hit, Governor General of Canada
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03

y (By Federal Wireless Telegraph 4
4 TOXIC, May a. Special 60
= The Advertiserl--it was learned 4
4 semi. officially here today that the 4
y foreign Office is drafting ano;hrf !
4 note TO be forwarded to Washing. .
4 ton regarding the Anti.alicn Laud 4
Z Bill passed by the California state 4
4 Legislature. The note will be- ca. \
4 blod to Ambassador Chiuda for :
4 presentation to Secretary of Sru'e 4
4 Bryan. 4
Il 4
X 4 \ 4 L 4 4 4 n 4 4 4 4 4 4 !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS.

PAZo OINTMENT is guaranteed
10 cure any case of Itching. Blind.
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to
II days or money refunded Made by
PARIS MEDICINE CO.. Saint Louis
y. G of A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
Japan Makes No Reply to Offer
of Rene1Ual of Arbitration Treaty

%
PHI by o
preaden t t
0 Is n
creayH ihM Ju2 7wilnv
withheld
t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
az Tederal wireless Telegrnph.l

PARIS, June l.-(Special to The Adj
vertiser)-Frcnch athletes hope to ae-
complish that which the ministers of
war and foreign affairs and the army
and navy have as yet been unable to
achieve, namely, to defeat at the Berlin
olympiad the champions of Germany.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03

TT y W 4""N -N'FUVIuI
to The Adyertiser) -Reports are cur
rent here today that President Wilson
will withdraw the nomination of Edgar
Battle. to'he postmaster at Seattle on
account of the protests of Secretary
Bryan and other administration Demo
Gratis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03

Street Car Conductor-Fare! Farmer
Geehaw (indienantly)-I put my nickel
in the slot between the tracks before
| got on Puck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
BY Authority
IN THE CIRCUIT coURT-oF THE
THIRD CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII.
AT CHAMBERS-IN PROBATE.

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Manuel
Sebastiano, Deceased.
Order Of Notice OF Hearing Petition
for Probate Of Will.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03

SACRAMENTO, May al.-(By As
sociated Press Cable)-Indieations are
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03
Wants Duty on Sugar.

Regarding free sugar, he said the
Underwood Bill provided for a reduc.
ton of duty to one cent q pound and
free sugar in three years. What the
Western States sought to accomplish
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-06-03

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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-07
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To James B. Slemmons and George M
Cone, their heirs or assigns:
You and each of you are hereby no.
titled that l, the undersigned. your
co-owner, have expended in labor and
improvements for the years 1890, 1891,
1892. 1898, 1894, 1895, 1895, 1897, 1898,
1899. 1900, 1901. 1902, 1903, 1904 1905.
1906, 1907. 1908. 1909. 1910, 1911 and
1912 the sum of 500 for each of said
years on the Modjeska lode mining
claim, situated in Hunter mining dis
trict, Shoshone county, Idaho, in ac-
cordance with. the provisions of Sec
ton 1924 of the Revised tSatutes of
the United States and all the acts sup
Elemental thereto and amendatory
thereof, requiring annual labor on min
ing claims. And If within ninety DAYS
after the last publication of this no.
tice you fail or refuse. to pay your pro-
portion Of such expenditure, amount
ing to 1888 for each Of you for each
year or $19159 for each of you for the
twenty-three years. together with the
cost of this advertisement. your inter-
ests in the said claim will become the
property of the undersigned, as pro-
vided by law.
GEORGE RENKERT,
r. F. d. 4, Spokane, Wash.
Ty17-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-07
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office OF the Blue Star Mining Com
pany Limited, Wallace, Idaho. July
25. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that there IS
now delinquent on the following de-
seribed stock on account of an assess
ment OF four A) cents per share. lev
led on the Sth day of April, 1918, the
several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders
as follows, to-wit:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-07

nha,a " "NNV' udHce WIN Jaw so many
snares or each parcel Of. such stock as
may De necessary will he sold at the
once or the company. 703 Cedar street.
Maiace. Idaho, on Saturday. the 18th
uav or august, 1918, at 1880 p. m. of
sou Gay 10 pay the DELINQUENT assess
ment thereon, together with costs ~
advertising and expenses Of sale.
G. w. DOUGHERTY.
secretary Treasurer Of the Blue Star
Mining 4 Milling Company, Limited.
once at FOB Cedar Street, Wallace.
ioano. Jy PAU Hat
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-07

IT is clear then that the secretary If
agriculture has power to make reason
able regulations governing national
forests which may incidentally affect
the miner or prospector while on the
national forest Now. the liberal atti-
tude of the secretary of agriculture
towards mining on national forests
may be CLEANED from the following in
structions issued to forest officers in
July. 1910: ut Is not the purpose or
intent of the department TO initiate
against claimants who have
entered lands in the national forests
IN good faith to secure home, or for
Tor other purposes recognized by law.
md in such cases no contest should be
inflated upon slight. Technical non
with the law II is the
purpose and intent. however to pro- I
ect the lands Of the United States
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-07

Under Section 1923 of the Revised
Statutes of the United tSates. tunnel
may be run with view of locating
mineral veins or lodges not previously
known to exist The owner of such
tunnel shall have the right of posses
sion of all veins or lodes discovered in
the subterraneous passages at any
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
8. Str, sse. ~iSontdne.

-
Ro6ert q. Steoen'on 1T RahIobs
oerpaltsr BON Catherine o. Sterpart;
9runoetgent6um $1,000.
Gam, W. WcDonalb 1T Ra1Iabs
pernaIter bon Wtap 9. WcDonalp;
perionaIien $500.
G0. ;. Reuner 1T Na6lobpertpaltsr
pom Geo. ". Renner; perfonalieH
S349.
Diner g, Sones 1T 1sitamsntsppaa
itreter bon 4btgail 8. Stons; perfos
naIien $4,000.
4lfreb &. Rtppert lit RadIabDers
tpaIter BON 8eorgtanG 9esbs; Ysrfonas
lien $1,000.
5rant Reff 1T Ra6laBpsripdIier BON
Dtacerne gteff; psrionalien $1128.
9enrtstta 8. uub Glt3d R. 6obera
limb Seitumentspo qftreterinnsn Don
Wtargaret 5oberg; Yerionalien $500.
Sane .. QdngDon 1T Eeftamentss
noQtredertn bon SIioer 6. 2angbpnI
9runoeigentbum $4,000.
Der perionlihe Rq6IaB bes Obs
Ipdro Bopers bstrdgt $822.5l.
8erfhiebeneg.
Die Grfte RationaI 8ont Don Cur.
bIHto, 8, bat cine Wenfelforoerunq
lbsr $500 ge8en %. q. DaDne eiuges
tIagt.
5n Der $1,000 : 56oosnerfastloa<,
tpel4e Gouis Geinbart quf 9runo ers
Ilttener gerIesunger gsgen bic Gins
ctnnatt Traction 60. eingereitt bate,
tpuroe ein 8eroitt 81 gunftsn Der 8ers
tIagten obgegebsn.
Ben. 6. 5or, Der i'm Septsmber
1903 nit 2ouis SeDenion bic Queen
gttp Barrel 60. grinoets, bat, neil
Der 2sstere bic &ontroQe aber oos ges
ihdft an ilt gsriFen babeu fpa, cine
Rlage ouf 2ieferuns elmer 4bretnunq
eingerei4t.
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Grfidt.
5fvei Smiafien Ses 8eiananis BON
Ssdiauo iinorn ihren lob.
Yin sritfer @eianssmer nmr NIT
aenaner Roth gerettet.

Gin lfsperer llnfaa, BET neItem
sipci W~cnif,enleben perloren aingen,
ereigneie ltd in Der Wontog 9aht In
DEM 0eiansniB sn 2odlnno. 2Dei
Reaerlnnen 9amens Warp Sbanf,
30 Sabre nIi. bon WsalIberrn Strabe,
nno eii3a Sadion. 10 Sabre alt, pom
AoDne apenue. faHoen ihreu lob,
'pubreno Der Reger Charles Baaace.
40 1abre alt, BON Rapne apenue.
nit genaiaer Notb aerettet rperoen
fonn'e. lie orei 9erioncn moren am
Wcnfaa fpegen 1runfenheit uno I'M.
oroenflid,en geiragens oerbditet ulo
Su l1naereH arbeitsbausitraien bee.
tirfheilt poroen. Wopor Clifford
VrCrpn IieB bic 8efangenen fir bic
Hatt IN benz 9efangniB einiperren,
nit Der abiift, fte am Iienitas nad)
benz eineinnotier Arbeitsbaus fiber.
fibren 3i laiien. als goli3iit Hill
Genup lie In bas 8ei1naniB braf,te.
bednerten Die beiben Regerinnei,
iifs. onB es sn tnIt lei uno Der geamte
5itforte ben Basoien an. @eitrrr
WoraeH, furs Dor 2 llhr, betrat go.
ltslli Snrrn Butler oas GefdBapiB
uno entoedfe gu ietnem Streden Ell.
iIen penetranten Bosserud,. gr elite
~idlleunigit IN bic 3elen unb fnrb Die
befoeH rrauen lebIos in tnlhiItenoer
Stelluna aui ibren prititen Dor.
nahleno 0oIoce betpubtlos auf benz
Jiibbooen ieiner ,3elie Lag. CT. 8. @
Cooper DnrSe ifIeunisit herbetgeri,.
len nno iteIlte Observation-Disclosures.
Jude aH. tpelfIe iebod MIR in Dem
ssdle oeS @allnee erfoIarelf rporen.
Tie beioen Reserinnen naren berciis
toot. Der Coroner Tr. Soertmener
iiellte fpatcr. begleitet Don ieinem
eierf Ism. Bon Soene uno BEN
0asinfpeftor W. e. Aruie, on Grt
uro SteIle cine liateriudJuna on,
ipelfe eranb, baB Die ab3ugsrohre
oes @asofens init RuB nneeiullt unb
ueritopft mar uno boB iniolge oeiicu
Sas BeiansniB lid nit 0nsouniien
angeiiiat bate. Die beioen 2eiten
iDureen benz 9eitatter SbIenhori
isberQebett.
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Wts bic 5anr IN behanSeIn Fnt.

9tsie MANNER uua 5rauen. belousers Cleric
lsteeE on iucenben, ae~fhpouenen urb ftrsisi4
GER SaBen. slueere bubeu oieI bon ieltsu 90.
Ben 81 lstSer cher SEtnerGueeu urb 5ansesc.
ftdrslRaen. Etefen uebelitdHbeH fam man
IetAi GbbeIfen onrt cen etrfaneH tdeli9en ess-
eraat bon auttispttfnelH 9tIaue Buloer eirsfa
spe5tftfnm ben auberorseutitteu eiesnf3dissu.
Tran erIaHas sDel uHssn mtIane @uEner TN
trGeHeeiner BON ben 'ltreHssu sIaotbeieu unD
ftlite etHer 1beeiDf'eI bon oaDrn tn etHe Sal
Lone 5anrfeunen Bnifers. UlGH ffsee bic gAB.i
fehs HGtt dinei gSccbeE lang BON sPbH bis
sfonnste winrteu lana bert 6inein uns &c
ptre gtnoerus uro eciIeu5 ,rsyieH unS abe fSits
ie nHh @aHbbett oerf1euasn. SAhneyauesa
nHo SautoeritartuHgsn ssrfopirbsu uub idgss
gaee nitro man bait riot mebr ~betommett,
Sraensiemaus, Der ar ben Gabsn ais IetbeR oai.
foate otsS ptf'en.
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Che ~rlaubuiBiheiue.

4abreas SiegI, 20, 951 Clinton ct.
Jimmie 5itot, 20, so Gft NlcRiten
ADenue.
jSamuel Bloom, 27, 1893 DssIepaD.
t6lprence 8lein, %, 1547 Sobn ct.
! 5eurp :. 5apes, 27, glepes. 8.
lIRattte Or. Wintsr, %, besgl.
jGIarence %. 9apsn, "a, anoerIcn,
Snbiano.
y9label D. miQer, %, glspes.
4Iertonas margiauos, 27, 334 Weft
4. Strabs.
Tlos 2unneI. %, 432 9itmcnb ct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19
Seoaatrnsiuertbe SrIbitm0roer.

SeiIte obne ueberlsaung perodm.
men ieoen Sel6itmoroer ais eiaerl
5eiglina. nclf,etn bic Strait aeiebl,
babe. ieines Sebens 9iiroe III traaen.
@iiien oieie tur3iidytIaen Geute audi,
luie ifsuer mauhe ioIfe guroe al ira.
gen iit2 GaB s. Z. III seuilien 5aaen
pom Sdnorrboiool-2eioe audi 6er
ar0Bte Sebensmatb unterIIeaen mag?
uuferes Grnttens iino aue gu beoau.
er1a, pelfR lbrerH Seben Elm enoe Re.
reitcn, uno ooepeli bebauernsperth
geraoe Gieleniast. pelt,e iih ourd)
oie Sual Der &dmcrrboioen gum
SelbitmGro treiben laiien. Ienn fur
ote aGb Is eth Rittel: anafeiis. Cine
Brobe Sapon rpiro BON g. ReultaeS.
ter & Co, goy 1916. Nep Dorf, i,ei
psriano., alp
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Dafes0au.

lin 8 ubr geitsrn 4bsnb rsiIts
5duptIing 1in.sr NIT isinsn .Rsps"
prn Wobiie mad Birmingham, 4!a.,
ab, mo- Der 4lub lber cine Wod3e Der.
blsibsn uno fh i1glih in rssui1rsn
SpieIen nit itarstn Aiubs prcieHios
ntIier 2isas meNsn tptro.
Tos alte .5oonoo" ifeint aud In
bitten 5obr. bic nReos- nitt usrlaHsn
su ipofsn. benn fs iino felt ibrer an
tunft In WobiIs f1ft tdsiih eurn Re
gen an ihren Ginii6unaen i'm syreien
tsrbinosrt rporesu. grit in BEN lsstsn
bret adsen se!ans es ibntn, sinigs
Spiek Suiinen .Rtunsrn- gum aus
trog gu brinssn. mas fir ben 11upis
ling snr Beobattuns ieiner pisltn RE
iruitu duberft erfpunftt tam. in ben
3Dsi Gpielen am Sonntns unn Mon-
tag 3pifGen .Reos~ uno ben Wobtler
~0uIs" bsmonftririen unfsrs Junesns
bsosutenos llebtrltgenteit auf alien
Vuniten bes Qompfss. Inter ben jun
gen Gnleuoersrn kihnstsn ifh Wes
Nauus. Morts. Carroll uno Gmith
aus, bic ipabriHsinIi6 permanent. IN
itslIung finben rperoen. Jrofi. gurn.
8urntn. Rpls. NogIe unb Chapman
frtrben poruusihtlin ffon in n1dfter
Wods CUR fernsren Gntpidlunq an
aIubs uHtersscroneier 2isns lberirns
gen iperben.
I'm BEN Woninssfpislt srifhtn
~@ebsS unb .GuIs- In Mcbils be!b<is
ligttH fiG unfers g~}<iernnen. oarunier
nis @Mlenbsrer Benton. Guaps unb
1rcmmt unb bic 5dnasr glnrte. Ct
psrcib unb Wladburn Tin IL orsi U6ns
atn) 3ur 1snsnune bss gei4dtes.
unfers Junaens eelponnsn bcs Spiel
nit Eeintigteit "a a1ufs sesen o..
@AIeubtrtr Worbnai 1roun msIs
bele GM pcrstfttrn b.im 0duptlina
aum Ditnit uno nobm ftitber an BEN
liebnHafH ihtiI. or befinbtt ma In
srttInHiaer DrfoHuna unb fdtint IN
ber 0on0bdbuHg bes Bales fints pom
ftintr btriitmtsn RunHfertieieit Dsr&
loren IN baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-19

CINE ebr ernIte g ahe III
e1te gerrenfuHg: fpenn nan Steielbe
pernahld'Ilgt, tam oteieL5e oerfriip.
pelrt u1o entitelIen, reibt man oieicIbs
aber iotort nit 81. Slafobs Del Elm,
10 tuirb cine prompte sur tolaer.
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Istht III tprrigIren inS,

rHe Elm trertinsr aHfaa bon Trsrerfia farm
psIeaiei lperbsa uerfH mar s,utgs EcfeH- boil
nsetrreH fflteH fleineH ptIeu gtwT;Trrnf. 3tsfs
rftntt aerHunf ala Der Wlarr btutsf zen YNs
isH nnh gts irHneH Der Tbatfa6s psrtferf
istn. nenr 10 Stneu fags sab irgeubein emrt
ifbrter San ben rinnerealItdistt turirf mstbea
tonn
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anfdle bon llnrerSanIid,trit.

risie gerfoueu fne Gnfdueu bou tlussrbua>
lt6feti IrfeTfnorfen ober stnem unbe1ue1negI
BoAgs'abl. uddbbeU fe eins GroBs JahIseti
ober etuas 6ef0HherS ftper Rsrhcnlt6es ala re
senoT1msn. a~opff6merseH, 1beirts& subsr
grteu Ire Se'ttpnre alf Der Sunse itRa an-
Sst6eH, bts
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Surf Gasea RpaaI Rinen.
D. alan 0psetssssl 1os. &c ,ss 80
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Cir nds an tpmmsnosnS onntoa,
otn %. Ndrs itatifinosnos popuIdre
aonssri oes SDmpbonieprhe'tsrs in
Der Wuiittaqs bat 6err Or. SunpcIo
Elm prosramm suiamm.nssitsQt, oas
dusfhlieblid Woansrfte aompoiitip.
Henbrinst. his Soliit pirtt Der Rom
s.rtm.iitsr bee Sr1eiters Ssrr gmil
6eermanu NIT. Das p~olitGnoias 9roz
aramm beg aonserts II. pis folst:
Worft aus -1unntduisr- Daansr
Cuperturs gu DIR f~Iiessno. 5oldns
Der" Waansr
pcriipal p.rupbrafe ....... Waensr
BaloDsbsn aus -Siegirieb- D1gnsr
Sucerture 81 ~~5cnnbGuier" :. Waaner
preis!iso aus rDa Teitsriingsr"
49,. lBdlFes
Duosriure gu ~Riensi" Wd1ner
Walilrenritt aus .Di. WaItire~
....... ........ -. Wdgrsr
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-18
SIGN BUILDING !
IS HEAVY TASK
Art Work Incident to Next
Weeks Fair Keeping the
Staff Decidedly Busy.

The art department of the state fair
is n of the busiest places in the city
and the artist in charge has one of
the gaudiest jobs to be gotten any
where. The o where the art
work is being done is fairly choking
with signs end pictures of all kinds.
The signs that are being painted are
for the guidance of the visitors. Most
of them read as follows: "This way
to the fair" an dthey will he placed
about town on the routes that lead to
the fair grounds.
Then there are the signs that will
be placed at the fair grounds. They
are of all kinds n descriptions. The
art department will be in evidence all
over. The signs will he so placed that
The who runs may read" and UNDER
stand where he may find what he is
looking for with the least expenditure
of time and energy. The several eX-
hibits will ali be appropriately desig-
mated. When it is realized that there
are vertically thousands of exhibits be-
ing placed in the exhibit buildings it
can readily be seen that the task of
sign making is a big one.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-18
.LAR|N0RE BAND
TO Be feature
Western Musical Organiza.
ton is One of the Best
in This Section.

One of the biggest musical attrac-
lions at the coming state fair. as far
as the western end of Grand Forks
county is concerned, will be the Lari-
more city band.
This organization. composed entire
lN OF young men Of the city of Lari-
more. has only been in existence
about a year and a half. hut under
the able direction of VIM. Finley of
Grand Forks, one of the most sue
cessful and we'll known musicians of
the state. has forged rapidly to the
front until at the present time they
are rated among the best in the state.
The Instrumentation is we'll arrang-
ed and the twenty seven instruments
are all in the hands of men who can
get the best results obtainable.
The success of the band has also
been largely due 10 the untiring Of
forts of q. G.. Storacker, who organ
lied the band and has acted in the
capacity of drum major and manager
since it's start.
The hand will be heard on the first
and second days of the fair and those
who had the pleasure of hearing it at
the fair last year will eagerly await
its return appearance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-18
GOOD BUSINESS CON|n0NS
j. u. RuettclI, Home From Eastern
Trip. Declares There is General
Feeling of Satisfaction.
After spending two weeks

After spending two weeks on a buy
ing trip at Minneapolis. Chicago and
several other points. j. VI. Ruettell. of
the Ruettell Clothing Co, returned ~
tho city this morning. Mr.. Ruettell
avs that business conditions are ex-
celicnt in the places he visited and
states that the recent rains received
east of here have done a great deal
of good tn the crops. Mr.. Ruettell
Went as far as Minneapolis in his au-
tomol1ila which he left there intend
ing to return home in it. but the
roods We're in such bad shape between
Grand Forks and Minneapolis that he
decided not to bring the car back at
thiS time.
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James jennings of Lakota was a
visitor in the city yesterday on his
NAY h"fn" from Fargo.
Jack Neville has resumed his work
at h Evening Times after spending
a months vacation at Maple Lake.
n. r. Lincoln lett last night for
Minneapolis where he will attend to a
number Of business matters.
W. y. tiilhraith went to Larimore
Yesterday where he will look after
some farming interests at that place.
u. ]. Shea, travelling freight agent
for the Chicago. Mllwaukee and st.
l'aul railway. was in the city vester-
day attending To business matters.
G. r. M1Pherson, day clerk at the
Hotel Dacntah. has returned from
Mamie Lake. where he spent a ten
al ~ '1ratiCn
Arnold Berg. who spent two Weeks
N>lfin.- relatives and friends in the
twin cities, has returned to the city.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-18
At the Hotels

DACOTAH-Charles Bishop, Fargo;
X. Johnston, Langdon; c. \. Swan
son. Larimore: NJ. D. Butler, Brock
ct; Mrs. A. Anderson and Miss Pearl
Anderson, Nckoma; c. c. Stewart,
Gilby: J. V. Birder. Park River: ].
McPhail. Langdon: H. L.. Ruth, Far
go; G. S. Chapman. Fargo; B. Prom
liams, Arvilla; Miss Ethel Mcknight.
Langdon; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Green.
%Fairdale; H. c. Hanson, Churchs
Ferry.
FREDERICK-T. F. Davis. Park
River; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shelley,
Iona: Mrs. L. G. Delameter, Winni-
peg; P. P. Bankind, Crookston; Chas.
w. White and B. N. White, Pembina:
]. j. Tierney, Fargo; Mrs. James An
derson, Orr; Martin Hofstad. Stark
weather; E. Van Camp and j. P. Van
Camp, st. Thomas.
IMPERIAL-C. r. Very, Park
River; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cregan,
Olga: /. H%ennessy, st. Thomas; w.
J. Gibbins, Ardoch; L. F. Written,
Inkster; Gene Ellsworth, Fargo; M.
r. Robin. %Sheyenne; Mrs. S. Tallack,
Grafton.
COLUMBIAN. E. Syversrud, Ed
inburg; A. Brown and John Mitchell,
Winnipeg; N. O. Nelson, Grafton; l..
L. Thompson. Minot: A. NJ. Klopp,
Minot; Nels Ofstedal, McCanna; T.
Thompson, Hatton: Geo. w. Thomp-
son, jamestown; William Neal, Sar-
les; M. S. Knutson and Martin John
son. Mohall.
NORTHERN-P. J. Brown, Fargo:
II. II. Strom, Hillsboro; Mr.. and Mrs.
&. G. Bue, Adams; w. T.. Lee. Lari-
more; q. i. Copeland and NJ. l.. Cope
land. Neville. .3I{