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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
Q.oA FAssssays DAILY

. .
Oscar Mikkeison Of Garske was a
Devils Lake business caller yesterday.
Herman Schultz Of tie State Bank
is confined to his home today with
sickness.
Miss Ruth HagEerty, Of Noonan,
was in the city yesterday and today,
shopping and visiting with friends. :
q. W.Mooers is spending few days
at Southam, where he is attending to
business matters. =
Mrs. A. A. Wild, Of Egeland, was in
the city yesterday and today, shopping
and visiting with friends.
A. B. Hermann Of Roiette was a
Devils Lake business caller yesterday
and today.
John Brown Of Hansboro was a
Devils Lake business caller yesterday
and this morning.
Charles Blackorby, Of Hansboro, was
in the city yesterday and today at
tending to business matters.
B. NJ. Lasher, representative Of the
Armstrong Mfg. Co., was in the cit,
today from Waterloo, Ia, transactinf
business. -.
James Mccormick and daughter
Miss Mabel, Of Churchs Ferry, ar,
spending a few days in this city a
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Mikkelson, o.
Webster, were in the city yesterda,
and today, shopping and visiting
friends.
J. L. Rubbelke, Of Crazy, was al
arrival in the city yesterday and viii
spend short time here attending II
business matters.
Miss Melissa Tschabold, Of Barnes
willie, who has been visiting for 9
short time as the guest Of Mrs. Franl
Schultz and Miss Ida Nelson, left las
evening for Havre, Mont, where sh'
will spend few months visiting will
her sister.
The funeral Of George W. Horton .
Mayville took place from tie Lake
wood chapel at Minneapolis, Ahh1 Aft
crnoon. 80, .
Dr.. E. Smith gave q ve., interest
RI: lecture this rp:n.sg III t!s hig1
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
Ag11A MAN OFFERED STATE
POSITION TODAY ny Gov
1RNoR L. \. HANNA, = ~,

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 22-J. g. Gun
derson, Of Aneta, was today offered
the position of state bank examiner
by Governor L. B. Hanna. No appoint
ment was made until Mr.. Gunderson
is heard from as TO whether he will
accept the honor.
The senate today 10 tackling the
question Of the state board Of coitrol
following the ratification Of Governor
Burke tai commission appointments.
The same procedure is anticipated At
to the board Of control as was ex
pezieneed in the case Of the tax com
mission.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24


School exhibits is what is wanted
mostly s6sl s: mis- 'aePattmeaiit II he
Mid.Winter Fair the LIST 81 1ext weak
a success, aeeesd1sS,' Henry Hale,
chairman Of the aas6eietiop,- who stst.
cd this morning: .tAAt lesA, scheess
were Well represented but ,tsH. dls.
plays from the, district and sqasolidaa.
ed scheel. had been. 1eeetved. s.. ~.
Last year Webster and, stArtvsati,
er schools had exhibits, and: u Is hop.
ed that the institutions 81: these plaesa
as well as-she~ consolidated institatioas
Of; the. Lake Region will put On de.
plays, making tho school Department
the best it has ever been.
Work on completing the program
was not hnishod: last night ~ ohAi,:-'
man Hale anticipated, several .of tie
lecturers on the program falling r. Il,
accept the invitation to speak here.
Definite word is. expected today1; ai;r1
the program will, be :annohHssd tSnors
row.
T The finance condnittss of TIC Nd:
Winter Fair has done::5a noble work
making it possible to carry On ths big
event and pay all tho bills, Of tss
institution. The work, hos been IN.
der the guidance Of Mess,s. Horton,
Keppler, Nortz and Schultz ana they
have loft no stone unturned II sscus.
ing valuable prizes for Ill departments
and fund. sufficient TO ns1ke The
great undertaking, . success.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
R||'[lh BEVERAGE: !:
INSPECTOR NOW

.saoi1ea CO ,rs;'

= Bssihhaisssafi,; IN n D. -. p-K bsver.
sgs isspsetor ~ = !, Notl,A p,kst. Is the
plan ct supesate.assttl; !. i wa*hins
81 ~ eatssisas;,aisas Sisssus vlo Ia.
da.tt.as mi I'll. IS Inspection: 1t
feaassatsd ssd spiritueps liquors, malt
iiqeoss, wiaes. s,dsa. "a, q, bevsr-
20 = isesa ) ''suhssita.. f. i,s.z,.
e.tsng Mqueesl".. and diisaA*sag the
pein*e T. entry Wore .Nqro. eAipped
into th.s stata s6aN b inspected.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

+ G. o. Russell Of this city, and Henry
Reade, of Bismarck, are among those
pointment to the position of state fire
marshal in the event that such an office
is created. The measure for such an
office has failed at previous sessions,
but all opposition has apparently DIS:
appeared. 10 :"
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

( Los Angeles, Jan 21-;A second eff.
fort will be made to convict Clarence
Darrow Of attempt to hibe jury in
the Mcnamara CASE. lie was acquit.
ted at his drst trial. The claim is
made that a new trial will not last
more than two weeks.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

Washington, Jan. 21TThe Stanley
bill was presented for tip FIST time to-
day, the idea of ths.lesislation being
to prohibit companies loing an inter
state business owning stock in rail
way or other corporasias directly in.
terested in interstate c5mmerce legis-
laticn The plan has to do mainly
mainly with United Stats Steel corpor
ation, now under investigation and the
Mesabe Ore Company. Of Minnesota,
which is also intereste6fin promoting
q railroad
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

s's 1G107 At q. HAU7-u1e0oN-
smous AL yn0HT!-.,.
,.4sta;Panl, Jan. 81. o., Iveraon,
laaiant Lake, n. D. disa' 81 the City
Hospital sas' the result u Injuries aud
expoausts ,sas,sfvsa sJasaktt!yy : IL when
10. fssisaowasetAs snbaaineht ut tia
Lsfaytss,krsss. bridge. 1 NJ
:Irereen Ssnan the evening, but was
not feunda until lsxt morning. His
scalp wa. laesra*ed and: both: 'ihsnds
and feet ,frosen. BE was made ua.
conscious BY the fail. His: body VIII
Do tssasa ever to Coroner Jsass, who
WIN Investigate.
Reaahvsa are being souSAt.
Will oHFK3 PRIZE ron BHsf ~,
sAY-sEroN AID Jua1ouaHs
MAKE APPRA1
Mrs. William Falger, head Of the
Senior Audubon society Of this city
has planned . unique contest 70, The
Mid Winter Fair Offering : prise 70,
tie best essay on "Bird Protection
exhibited by aschool boy or girl mex,
week. -
In, connection with, this feata.e The
appeal to school children on bird pro
lection issued by Ernest Thompson
Seton, who made recent visit TO thi,
city, will be Of interest, the statement
being made Jointly with John Bur:
roughs, the wofld's great naturalist
Following is the joint statement:
can urgent appeal We make to yoy
in behalf. Of our native birds, many
species Of which are In danger Of OF
termination. To you is now given The
opportunity to render substantial hell
toward their preservation. A measure
Is now,before congress, the purpose o.
which is to place all migratory birdl
under the potecMon Of the: fedora
government. Such law':is greatly
needed. II IL is not passed our bird,
win continue to dec.ease-to the grea
and everlasting. disadvantages AM
shame of the American people. The
destruction Of bird life is costing Am
erican farmers millions Of dollars an
nuslly through the constantly increas
ing devastation Of harmful insects
upon which the birds feed. But
greater loss their slaughter is bring
ing 10 all who love Gods great ont
Of doors. 49,. ~.
"The measure now before congress
is non-partisan and non.political.
should have the. hearty: endorsement
of oil patriotic and nature.loving Am
orleans. But It is in danger. Of bein!
lost In the great mass of less import
ant legislation, T.. now pending in con
gress. a,.,..,,,, =.
"we, therefore, appeal to the sehoo
children OF America to help in thi
vitality important matter. We ask 70,
to get your: parents, teGchers and
friends TO-. write or telegraph TO TIL
congressman Of your district and tn
two senators of your state;yr now i,
Washington. urging immediate actor
upon the pending bird protection bill
that they may understand,show deel
is the interest in it and how grea
is. the need for It. If you will toda.
get two or three such messages writ
ten and sent (they need not be Ion,
messages-a simple signed reques
will do) you will have the satisfac
ton Of knowing that you have'render
ed substantial help in this great an
good cause why not make this yea
task for today-and tomorrow You
teacher or your newspaper will Civ
you the names Of your senators an
congressman. The messages should
be sent at once.
i "And this appeal is big enough an
important enough to extend to all tn
! grown.up children who are out in tn
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
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!, =. J. Maeh s. t.t received ) ~
iasat u siplsadid ptlee. ,vA,eA ;vss :
g e' Il tie ssAse VALLEY, i.
"a. o. exhibition q ta s96 E iates, Es,r
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

|this sep 4 II hsa fetlnrp. yfres Hsssae
City where y spent several weeks
visiting with. u, frieaas. =. !, i, !
Mn. wallase g Tskies arrived il tAa
Oily yesterday irsn Roslsstss, 'Hlsfa
che underwent @ epsratioa AID WIN
visit Ia this eify III : sleet lin. With
her daughter Mis- easssawhsy attsnds
school hsf4. -. r..ss .s::a ;.~ :1sssz ':ts {
p. g. Kevansy travelling freieaEs6
:ageat for the Grsa<s lartAera- has besn
| attending to business matters; i, con,
motion With the iosa .isfs during 81, the
na.A.~.ar ;s; 80
]: Harley C,ops,aad 81 cx isii i. * i,
city steday alraSHaS f6rl ! $. pssblis .,s i;
g Ills farm tksrs. h iatssSads qsssiittns
|; farm operations ind engage in other
business. a'''.sa'': -:
Tho Sunshine Club met yesterday, Il I
ternoon With Ms. Clan Lyea. q hss
cory little rooms IN ~ se1nl4 Is,
afternoon was most pleasantly .e es.l
In isids1tae md 'pisyilg es1as,
altar which ~ isassss. 1aS u dsiieis:
ous refreshnsats. Thss ts1 ii i peasaaa
were, Mssdaalmues. Melissa I sGtaas; Rel'
'1aa Ne uarrie, DixSa;sI ..sxaidan4 aray,
Lyons, <Jaef, Dswsoa4 Ind Hithmold.
|: Harry GAier'of Dry Eafe township
returned sitter ssvefai i~l;Seks VISIT in
Ontario, Can. Mt. Lake hsiiisi besn Wis;
ting with lie mother wko skas iltesaelied
the rsnAsAaasSa ~ e snss haaxdrssdd al an !.
four years, and he wss: most tplsa4aiiiadt.
" surprised when he found that Ole
had, driver In u meet eAhn s3ls.G Is.
FARM ssvsn eand EsAah 'milss :dbtiSs
from the. city. Mrs. LAks:;is' aahals
and hearty old lady Sad Ii full pos
session Of Ill her faculties. -:
DEVILS hAKH onL wmDRD.:
Miss Elizabeth G., Comedy was mar,
RED this. morning at ter clock. to
Mr.. John b. Garvey :.of :Gzaetoa,4aby
Rev. Father Leo. 4Theah4ide Was beau
tifully, gowned in .whits:@nasquisette
over. usessaline and carried q larsi
bridal bouquet Of roseas Fer attend;
ant was :her sister, Miss Mszgazets Con
nelly, who was dresssd,sin = pretty
gown Of Copenhagen blps:silk and. car
ried..:a beaquet Of carnations. The
groom was attended .byshis brother Mr.
Frank Carney Of Grafton. Immediate
sly after the ceremony . delicious fou,
eourses luneaeon was served TO the i'm
mediate relatives by the brode' 3 moeA
Ter; Mrs.. Thomas: Connolly, Of East etl
street. 3. Mr.. and, Mrs. aaryey left to
day for Grand Forks where they vii
spend q short time before going. x
Minneapolis and other. ! Minnesota 81
ties to visit fox several weeks j Mrs
Iearvey. Was q charming young lad,
of this city and will he greatly. .naisaei
Fin the social circles here, while MI
'Garvey is--a promising young attor
ney Of. Cavalier Among the out. o.
|'town guests atzthe swedding we're Mr.
and Mrs. .Garseyiot Grafton, the par
ents Of the groom; Mrs Plante of Cav
! alier, atrsister Of the bride and 4essFs
La. p. iGsrvey. and Frank Garvey OF
Grafton, brothers Of the groom g
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

The Bismrck Times was launched in
the field with the Bismarck Tribune
yesterday. Messrs. Packard and OPP
dyke are the publishers. ~
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT: HAs: uNus-
UAL OFFERING FoE RECEP-
TON NIGHT. ~.

A unique feature for the prevention
Of fires in Devils Lake. ia planned by
the fire ladies Of this city At thef
reception to be held in the new fire
hall, January 20, when tn new build
ing will be formally dedicated to the
citizens:
f. That the fire department will, be a..
sisted. ia*their work If the souvenir TO
be passed: out is obeyed is certain and
when the plan which is now being at
:fectedr ia announced &c Ii; certain that
nthA- cities ,nf the -.nt. uill .ss.sss .tns
new and original. method of FIRE pre-
vention. ..,,a,r.. ~. 20. : =
The reception OF; .:.:,hoase warming"
idea is mainly to allow the citizens AZ
opportunity to inspect the new quart
ers and also to see tho work that Is
being done, especially 81 the horses,
the team having iliea'ched high stage
If perfection Z under the training Of
custodian William Hurst. II win be a
gala event and viii be taken. advan-
tage Of by the citizens Of Devils Lake
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

Grand Forks, Jan. s21-Uarence
Wells, Of SIOUX City, Ia, attempted 70
take his life at Larimore yesterday By:
slashing himself with a razor. The man
was brought to the Deaconness hos
ptal here and will recover. Ee' had no
reason except that he says he WAS
tired of living.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

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and (ViliAGA 424M&6ta SSnAAaS !.
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boro returned to their home tb,s morn.
ing. Nm. Tboma, has. hem x,.4;,o
With relatives a. uanaa for the n.st
week and Mr.. Than., 1o,pea A.r IN
this civ vesta,aav M .c.o,nr.,,.a
bar houna .:
Fred Mcdonald left today IL, R.,.
ton where he win visit. for ! few d.vs
| with his sister Mrs. +. .Daa1ev.
Charles Devon of Devon was In tho
city vastArdav look,nr afAar. hnasnaas
and Waiting With frienaa.
sylvester Wallaca az Tol,. Urn. IN
the citv this afternoon attend;no IN
business mattera and for short ,;a;t
With friends.
Wilfred Parent of plantvvooa Mon.
tana who has, b.an the ni.a.an4 .naa+
It. The r. n ar,f;n homs for n. n..t
| several daya left last evening for his
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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-01-24

a.. wsss1 : BA,ly.,.';

i.aesa3ed :s;s.s's:sss'.g Il ..il.:s's;:.

~, ~ ::;;s,.-..:4ys :,ssss ~ -
:. a;sy. 4; !; ass#5 .e.,,;, i;; =.
synal.sixll. II the.aiN l1at night tsad
Vim Visa leeHAfs1t. dkya here with
AssssiStsrs. 1kisss5, lda1Sii sid Aana,. IS:
! gsE. = HaRl l. s. ! III. vi ii
94SA 4.is i: ;s+ IL. Ike. \! .: ~.
. sslis3 ;Naaas scAafss q Rons:is spend
ing . fen dsys in thif city: visiting
with friepds, while en-: sspts to spo-
ksls, WISH, w,ihhsaes sllas i xitiil spend tAs
,sasiiaaasS q IS. ?xiintes months visit;
IN, rslatizes IN fEisads. !;
EA..Bosasaas:swh sssssns spend.
ing tho pest several ~ Iadiaa.
.pelis MI septk Bend Id, md dit-
fsTsnt points Il Texas Where he haa
beeas. sttsaaiag ,+oss haasinsss matters,
rstssnsas tAia ysisttsytaal1 b. :, s.
Mrs. hssdsfss Johnson and !1aagl,
tex Sf' Dsasliiaaik have Ietnsasd @: their
homo: after :siisiisiisss Inst sss.cisysfof a
short, -tias as: the 'gassss IT friends,
vhises 81 routss tfrea 1axgIo :Mi;Asssr tidy
bs7y kssa for ii. psst si1 weeks visit
ing With sel.+ivss.s ..:.- ;,
jerome. areenherg entertained =, mum
Ieoa' ~ ~ ...sao' ' 800 essa'a = !.
nelgA 'see p-.sM s se!y ,i p,ss'. -
e.en.As W. spsA. .,se' " ~ 'ne
Saesss SoJe"snss--ee 'no a. ueenoots
homes. EAST osa ssfees ,Swnefe an'
e'oes sseare'enen'e were. served
1eap fo.@an.ve''ey 'sas 11om
!.asamoFesa a'i aed' : e'hhef parry ..
eAe,'OeeesAA Aese. nss .;evea'ne ana
wore enefesoaea oy Afs.-. H. =. veg
main the. house matFons the. delicious
repast Was enjoyed At $3.50 O'Clock.
covers we're laid for Mrs. Gernsin,
Miss ceaa :sp'ague, = Miss :: asariett
spillane, Aiss Ethel: .Renwiek;- Mis-
Esther H.lefen, Miss Elsie :Vaac Camp,
and Mise Irene : heeshe'ty:~fraad
Forks Tines. ::::s:.:.,:c@' ~
Miss Faith Mclean has lift tor
Colorado SPRING., wAers. she win take
. three years course il nursing at the
Bethel Hospital. Miss Mclean was
accompanied IS Tar - Aaaneepoais,
by heF mn!9' net Mrs. Alsx 'Aelaan,
VINO WIZ spend several s1eekss IN that
city visiting as the guest sof heF,s son,
Thomas. s.e: 49,, e:1s>..
The womans Foreign Missionary y!
society OF the Methodist church will
have a parlor meeting on Friday af'
ternoon at the home Of 4za. =: =
johnson, so7 IN street, tbs; wall. %
the ennqa ale m'tsPox r. meetane, ana =. 2
spee'a, plosIaH = ss.A s.ts4seu ~.
49, .ts :.
WI 70 1870 ~. :. .see -, :.
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WIN 80: =.
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NY Box a1 W Stevens
ms ns;. WaHee ,!nssue1..s
noioel tas'?Gae.7sfvs Aas'1e u'r's
Vpenins " .!e si n - ooAe.'
Mrs. y ?. WILSON y - oonnneo 70 ne'
nome AZ 1ne oevl'ia vain SICKNESS
MISS o'tays Wv: nussea q ~ me Guy
from "eostef -visitlng WIN leiatlVes'
.. fefr's o. fott 1oSoen IS IN Ley
IFS Lake To-Day amending 70 business
mat'efs'
a. NJ. Nseets - "ops'ei was ~
wills Lake business visitor yesterday
AFTERNOON
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
G0VERN0RSEEKS
MARKET F on
CA. BONDS
Quick Sale of Big Issue Is Urged.
SIaton Off for New York
Saturday.

Governor Slaton will leave for New
York Saturday, where he will remain
for ten days or more Investigating
the question of refunding s3,67e,000 of
Georgia bonds, soon to fall due. These
bonds represent approximately so per
cent of the States entire bonded in
debtedness.
It will be finally for the present
Legislature to say upon what terms
and conditions these bonds must be
refunded, but the action OF that body
undoubtedly will be in line with such
recommendations as the executive
may make in his message to the Leg
islature next summer, when the ques-
ton Of this refund will come up for
action.
The first batch of bonds, 1927, 900,
falls due on May l, 1915, several weeks
before the next Legislature Q914-15)
is organized. The second batch, $3,-
$4,000. falls due on July 1, 1915. three
or four days after the new Legisla-
Continued on Page 4, Column I.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
Georgia Senators
Fight New Orleans
For Dixie U. s. Bank

WASHINGTON. Nov. TO days
fight in the confere ce OF Democrats
Senators on the currency bill cen
tered upon the section providing f)r
the insurance Of deposits in the re-
gional reserve banks. Senator John
Sharp Williams served notice that he
would try to force this provision
through.
Location of the regional reserve
banks to be established by the new
currency bill be anne matter OF
pressing importance to-day. The in
sistence Of Senator Hoke Smith and
Senator Bacon. OF Georgia, that the
territory tributary TO ktlanta would
not do business with a regional bank
at New Orleans may force the Goa
ference, IT least informally, to outline
districts and locations .or the banks
The decision the conference,
when II gives it's final approval to the
bill, probably will be ,.ccepted as
binding by all but one or two Demo-
Gratis, and the measure VIII be taken
up In the Senate again Monday un-
der circumstances expected 10 bring
about It's early passage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
] MORE j. s.
|. BAT Tiers
To GULF
Mexican Bankers Back Huerta.
Dictator in Rage at Defeated
Generals in North.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-The
Connecticut, Kansas and
bhio Of the fourth division of the
atlantic fleet, now on a cruise in the
Mediterranean, to-day were ordered
b. Secretary Of Navy Daniels to the
East coast of Mexico ostensibly to
Relieve the Louisiana, Michigan and
New Hampshire, now there. The
Fourth division will sail for Mexican
waters on December /.
Should the Mexican situation pre-
BENT serious complications in the near
fuure, Secretary Daniels stated that
e would rescind his order for the
relief of the battleships Louisiana,
Michigan and New Hampshire and
eep these three vessels in Mexican
Raters.
At present there are S,elz sailors
nd marines aboard American vessels
h Mexican waters. When the three
battleships arrive this feet will be
augmented by 1900 sailors and ma
Rhes.
officials received with satisfaction
HE Endorsement of the Monroe Doc
lrlne given by Viscount Haldane,
Lord High Chancellor of Great Brit
at the Thanksgiving Day dinner
b the American Society in London.
fhis speech is interpreted by the Ad-
1hinistration as full approval of the
Presidents attitude in the Mexican
Situation.