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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, u. 8.
Land Office at Devils Lake, N. D. Feb.
S, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that Bora
hard 8. Bang, Of Fort Totten, N. D,
who on June 5th, 1908, made home
stead entry No. 755, Serial No. 02224,
for E l.2 sW Ia and W l-2 Sc II
Section 49,, township 1853 north, range
IS west 5th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make final
communication proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Geo. Duncan, clerk Of the district
court, at Minnewaukan, N. D, on the
22nd day Of March, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Henry Buisson, Rasmus Lee, Chas.
sBelland, severt Borstad, all Of Fort
'TOtten, N. D.
John .. Hcnory,
Register.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
Blue Sky Bill Proposes
Complete Control Over
Investment Propositions

The passage of blue sky" law
BY the North Dakota legislative as.
sembly this season is practically as
sured. The judiciary committee If
the senate, working in harmony with
the judiciary committee of the house,
has prepared bill covering the ques-
ton, this bill enbodyng practically
all of the features that were contain
ed in grist of bills introduced by in.
dividual members, and all Of which
bave been killed to make way for
the committee bill. .
The insurance department Of the
state, several commercial organize
tons, including the Grand Forks Com.
mercial club, and other interests are
strongly in favor of the "Blue Sky
law under which more complete con-
troll Of companies dealing in stocks,
bonds, etc, win be possible. =.
The first section Of the proposed
law defines tho companies which are
proposed for control under the act.
1t makes every corporation, every co.
partnership or company and every as
ISOLATION organized for the purpose 81
selling or dealing in stocks, bonds Or
other securities Of any kind other
than federal, state, city OF similar
bonds, or mortgages, subject to the
operations Of the law. State and ma.
tional banks, savings banks, trust
companies, and real estate mortgage
companies dealing exclusively in real
estate mortgages notes, and CORPORA
tions not organized for profit, are ex-
cepted.
Any company proposing to organize
must file statement with the bank
examiner giving full detail Of the
plan on which 1t proposes to transact
business, copy Of all contracts.
bonds and other instruments which &
proposes to make with or sell to ;ts
contributors or customers; statement
Of which shall show the name and Ia.
cation Of the investment company, and
an ltemized account OF it's actual fin.
aneial condition, and the amount Of
its property and liabilities, and such
other information touching on It's af.
fa'rs as the bank examiner NAV re-.
qu're. If the investment company shall
be co.partnership, it must also file
with the bank examiner copy of
its articles of co.partnership or asso.
citation and all other pertaining to IT'S
Organization. North Dakota compau.
les must file their articles of incorpora.
ton, - must foreign companies.
Every foreign investment company
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
GENERAL DISCUSSION OF PEND
mo INITIATIVE AND RRrFR.
ENDuM FIGHT ON.

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 5.--The com.
mittee on expenditures having in
charge the senate concurrent resolu.
ton, cutting down the size and run Q,
the daily journals and the number Of
bills printed, handed in . minority re.
port this afternoon, the majority being
in favor Of resolution with slight an.
endments, the minority recommending
m indefinite postponement.
The amendments offered are as to
cutting out superhuous words and line
in the journal. The committee mem.
bcrs state that an investigation has
been made and they believe that a
saving Of over a hundred dollars q
day can be made to the state. As it
is so near the end of the session and
but few bills win be introduced after
today there is some opposition to adj.
opting the resolution in house, where
many members claim that so great a
saving cannot be made.
Members gathered at the state house
early this afternoon and general dis.
cussion Of pending initiative and re.
ferendum fight was on in the lobby.
Ployhar the author Of the bin which
will be the subject Of special orders
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, insists tina
there will be no fight over the matter,
and it will go to vote without any
great amount Of argument.
Those opposed however, will put
forth every effort to have. the bill kill.
ed of in favor Of other measures Of
General character, but With some
few important changes.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
POSSIBLE THAT WOMEN WILL
MARCH TO 0AP1ToI. THIS
AFTERNOON:

Bismarck, n. d., Feb. 5-Great in.
terest is shown. here in the Woman .
suffrage movement and meeting was
held this morning in the hotel parlors,
addressed by the National Field secre.
tary Of the association and attended
by nearly a hundred local women.
1t is possible that march will be
made to the capitol building this At
ternoon although those in charge Of
the meeting deny this.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
THERMOMETER HovERs ABOUT
THE TWENTY BELOW MARK
ALL DAY.

Tho weather today is holding its
own according to Forecaster Hovde
who says that during the entire day
the mercury has been lowering about
the 20 below mark, being exactly 90
below zero at II o'clock. The lowest
today was at O'Clock this morning
when the thermometer registered "a
below. Continued cold weather to.
night and tomorrow is the prediction,
and the warmer weather not arriving
until about Wednesday.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
CRYSTAL WOMAN VISITS SISTER
AT BOSTON NOT SEEN FOR
A LONG TINE.

Grand Forks. Feb. 5-After sep.
aration Of thirty-three years, Mrs.
Mary Mitchell, of Crystal an aunt Of
Mrs. c. 8. MarsdeD, ef this city, is
visiting q sister .-vston, Mass.
A little over thirty years ago Mrs.
Mitchell left her home in the east to
come to North Dakota, and during
that entire period, in addition to
about two years previous to the time
Of her coming, she had not seen her
sister until she arrived in Boston q
few days ago for the long deferred
visit.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
FOREMAN OF sw1TCE1GEN Al
wnL1sToN YARDS FORMER
RESIDENT,

Arthur Huesby who is employed -
A. Otto g restaurant received . mes
sage today announcing the death Of his
brother Bill Huesby at Williston who
is foreman Of the switchmen in the
Great Northern yards in that city. As
Mr.. Huesby has not heard that his
brother has been i'll, he expects that
he must have met with some accident.
Mr.. Huesby is we'll known in this city
he having resided here several years
ago.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
LEADERS IN BOTH HOUSES or
CONGRESS SAID TO BE BE-
HIND MOVE.

Washington, Feb. There is q
scheme on foot in the House Of Re-
representatives. to unseat Oscar Under.
wood, chairman of the committee on
way and means and the democratic
floor leader. Details of the scheme
have not yet been unearthed but it is
said to have the backing Of the
most influential men in both houses Of
Congress.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
DESIGNS WILL BE MADE DIFF
FERENT AND BILLS WILL
BE SMALLER.

= Washington, Feb. 1.-The treasury 10
partnlent yesterday completed plans
which will involve not only the chang
ing of the designs Of all U. S. money
but which will also reduce the size IF
paper money about one-third.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

Bismarck, N. D. Feb. .-.-:iohn
Young, who confessed to holding up
the Northern Pacific flyer at Buffalo
N. D., 1t is alleged, for the purpose
Of receiving the reward offered By the
company was today pardonod 1y the
emergency pardonins board.
A sheriff from Joliet, ILL.,, look him
back to Illinois penitentiary from
which be had been paroled.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
NEW YORK AUTHOR SAYS
MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
COME FROM THE WEST

Washington, Fea4 6-According 70
G. W. DeLyon Nichols, . New York
author, the two most beautiful womsn
in America hail from tho west. They
are Miss Kathleen Elliott Of Racine,
Wis, and Mrs. Hugh Roland French
Of California and Washington. !. u.
These American beauties were dis.
covered BY Mr.. Nichols u the recent
Southern Relief ball at which they
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
PUTS OUT JOE MAQ0FF OF CHI
CAG0 IN STRAIGHT
rAIsI8.

st. Paul, MINI, Feb. Theodore
Peter, heavyweight champion Of tbs
city last night defeated Joe Magof OF
Chicago, winning the match in straight
falls.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
WIFE OF FORMER STATE TREAS
URER APPOINTED Posf1us-
TRES9 AT BoWBR11S


pointment of Mrs. Ruby Bickford,
wife Of the former state treasurer, g.
L. Bickford, to the position Of post.
mistress Of Bowbells by President Taft
upon the Recommendation Of Senator
Gronna has created somewhat Of q sen,
sation in this city. Senator McCum.
Der, it Is understood is attempting To
block the confirmation Of the appoint.
ment in the United States senate and
several protests against such eonArma.
tion have been sent him.
For some time the position has been
the plum for which an interesting light
has been waged. Mrs. Biekford's
name was not mentioned during the
campaign and the announcement Of her
appointment came. as q. complete sur.
prise. It Is generally understood that
Mr.. Bickford and Senator aronna srs
close personal friends and that fact
was responsible for her sominatiou 70
succeed Thomas B. Hurry whose term
expires March /.
Senator McCumber, according to
the local version Of the situation. IL
attempting to have the appointment
held up until after President Taft goes
out Of Office, thus bringing about the
appointment Of democrat to tbe DO.
sition.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
LIQUOR LAW v1o1AToR REcErv
ED sENTENoEs IN TWO

! 49,
1gnatz Youngworth was found gull.
ty Of the charge Of violating the pro.
hibition laws Of the state by : jury
today, and Immediately following the
verdict he entered plea Of guilty in
another case in which he was charged
with maintaining common nuisance.
Youngworth was sentenced 70 two
years in the state penitentiary in each
case, his sentence commencing. at noon
today, thus making the entire period
Of his confinement two years in the
penitentiaRy.
This afternoon the ease Of the state
vs.. James Hammonds, eolored, on The
charge Of robbery was started, The
coaored man beiag accused Of stealing
money from Ben Williams,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
REMAINS OF NAN FROZEN X
TO DEATH ARE INFERRED
AT BROCKET.

Brocket, Feb. 5-The body Of Or.
car Gilkey, the man who was found
frozen to death near here few weeks
ago, was inferred in the Lutheran Gem
etery last Saturday. Word was re-
ecived from his mother to have the in.
terment take place here as she was no
financially able to have the body sent
to her.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
w. SINGER DIED YESTERDAY
FUNERAL Tomorrow
MORNING.

W. Singer an aged resident on .as
west side Of the city passed away yes.
terday. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock from
the Catholic church. Mr.. Singer has
two sons residing at Grand Forks whs
arrived today.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
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LIBRARY NEWS. 1

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What the library shelves contain On
IAncoln for. Tia ehildsan:
Nicolay-Boys Life Of Abraham
Lincoln. = =.
Pn.n.n-chi'drsa : :. -. Z I Ae,..
ham Lincoln. &.
stevenson-Days and Deeds. 8.
Blaisdell-American Hero Stories:
Bsldwin-Four Great Americans.
B!ooks-Historie Americana
Bolten-Poor Boy Who Bssane
Famous. j.
Poems sbout Lincoln
Bryant-Abraham Lincoln. "
Lowell-C ommemoration Ode.
Taylor-AbraAam Liacelni
whitnaA-O, Captain! Ny oaptala.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

I have started to again deliver water
from the famous Burgess well. Water
delivered to any part Of the city.
Prices reasonable Phone 343. Joe
Bsunser. ~ 1o0.tf
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
WAS UNLOADING FREIGHT Al
WIILieToN WHBN ACCIDENT

Harold Mitchell who has been ON.
ployed with the Crest Northern rail.
road ut Wiiliston has returned homo
suffering with bad cash In his head
caused by an accident, q large box
which he was unloading topping over
and striking him just amove the eye.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
NABBED BY rHs POLICE.
Jacob Hopp, Wanted for Ratstns Sum
on ohacks t.. Arrested.

+ DickinsoH n. D., Feb. 5shsrif
George Brown left for Chicago. to ret
Jacob Hopp, wanted in STARK county
for altering and raising q check given
aim BY Stefan Kaufman, q farmer
residing southeast Of Gladstone. The
CHECK was drawn on the Gladstone
State bank and was raised from $3.50
to $3.50.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
THE NEW CRAFT WILL sIIATTEH
ALL EXISTING RECORDS Is
THE CLAIM.

New York, Feb. 3.-What is said TO
be the most powerful moto: boat in
The world is now in course of con-
struction in local ship yard. The
builders claim that the new craft will
shatter all existing records for speed.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07

Gill Stout, deputy United States mar
shall is here today from Fargo, atseaa
ing to business matters.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-07
1aNATz YouNawoRTH oHARaEp
WITH MAINTAINING A CON-
MON NUISANCE.

Charged with the MAINTENANCE Of .
common nuisance for the sale of ia
toxicating liquors, Ignatz Youngworth
an old offender was bound over to the
district court by Judge Juergens this
morning, his bond being fixed at $1,000
Youngworth has been in Jail several
times on similar charge and his last
ofeuse will likely go hard with him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
CINCINNATI BASE HIT HAD A GOOD PURPOSE, BUT
WHEN ABUSED IT BECAME A BASEBALL NUISANCE

been credited with a sacrifice hit.
The rule committee of the Base
ball Writer'S Association of America
passed upon the merits OF the rule
and adopted IT, Nominally 1t was
meant to cover only such cases where
the batter hunted in an attempt to
sacrifice. III, then. the ball was
played perfectly to second base or
any other base, and failed TO get the
runner ahead. and the batter also
reached his base, the batter was to
be credited with a hit
Very soon they began 10 dstort
the original object of the rule by
crediting hits in cases that were
nothing more nor less than the com
non fielders choice. On hard hit
ball to an innelder where a play at
the plate to get runner failed. the
batsman was credited with a hit.
Enemies OF the Cincinnati hit"
point "a the one credited Frank
Baker In the nth game of the
worlds series as an instance Of the
ridiculous side to- he thing with
Eddie Murphy on third. Baker had
10 idea Of squeezing" or bunting.
He hit the ball as best he could and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
GLOOM AT YALE
IS THE THICKEST
THING IN EAST
If You're An Old Yale Player
You're Requested to Go and
Coach the Ellis
HARVARD Is STILL THE
CLASS OF THE ELITE
Princeton Prospects Now Look
Brighter, Following Defeat
of Holy Cross

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-With the
eastern football teams squaring away
to-day for the turn into the stretch.
which will carry them into the big
games OF the season. reports from
New Haven agree only upon one
thing-that the gloom in the Blue
camp can be cut with "A knife
Distress signals have been sent out
and all OF the odd grad" coaches
available are requested to hurry e.
New Haven to aid in bolstering np
the team which seemed shattered Sat.
urday.
In addition the Yale coaches must
develop a quarterback capable Of run
ming the team In passable fashion.
The injury to Cornish is severe
blow. Thompson and Hammer will he
tried out in the practice this week
and one OF this pair will probably d..
rect the play during the game against
Harvard. Another big shake-up in
the team is certain. Avery, Talbot
and ketcham are the only men re-
garded as being certain u their jobs.
Next to Harvard. Princeton TODAY
was enjoying the biggest boom OF the
eastern elevens. The shift In the
Tiger lineup was shown to be a com.
plete success in the Holy Cross game.
Confidence has been restored to the
Tiger camp and the team Is generally
regarded as being in much better
shape to meet harvard Saturday than
was indicated by the Dartmouth game
two weeks ago. Phillips will return
to his place at left tackle this week..
but otherwise the Princeton lineup
will remain unchanged.
Harvard still has complete claim
TO the class OF the season, despite the
fact that she has been weakened by
the absence of Mahan. His kicking
was missed Saturday as neither Brad
lee. Hardwick nor Willitts were able
TO break even with the Cornell punt
ers. IL now appears that Mahan MAJ
not get into the Princeton game. An
ahscess formed on his injured ankle
and an operation was necessary.
Hardwick and Cowan will be out for
few days because Of minor injuries.
Hitchcock and O'Brien who we're not
in condition for Cornell will be ready
for Princeton.
The quick return OF Princeton To
form means hard game for the
Crimson Saturday as the coaches will
take no chances
Yale has Brown to deal with Sat.
urday. and the Blue followers are has.
ing their main hope on Brown hav-
ing a weaker team than usual to save
them from another setback.
Pennsylvania will have a real test
in meeting Dartmouth at the end OF
the week.
The Army faces week OF driving
as a result of the showing against
Notre Dame. Just how the Indiana
aggregation might have handled the
NAVY is an open question, but the
weak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03

sent IL hopping down to Merkle.
Merkle picked II up. and tried to tag
Baker. Failing to do 40 he shot the
ball to the plate. but Murphy easily
beat the throw. In pulGuance to
custom. they credited Baker with a
Cincinnati hit
This should not have been done. OF,
rather. would not have been done
had the original Cincinnati hit"
idea been ad~sred TO. Baker did not
get eut 10 advance any other runner
by sacrificing lie hit the ball hard.
The rule has been made 10 incorpor-
ate the latter feature as we'll. but
originally it was intended that only
IN the case OF bunting was the rule
20 obtain.
The cincinnati hit as originally
Intended is not such Joke as many
would try TO make themselves and
others believe But as now construed
II is q very awkward thing. Its pro-
visions should not entirely be erased
from the rule books. but should be
modified only TO prevent batsman
from being charged with a time M bat
after he not only has advanced a man
by bunting the ball. but also has
reached base himself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
Golf Champions of 1913
Other Teams Find Wolverine and
Aqqie Victims are Easy to Beat

2s-6. so that the Wolverines will
have to run up big score on the
Ithacans to get any credit in the
east
Wisconsin. which won the confer
ence championship last year, lost to
Minnesota, 81 to 3, which dampens
the ardor of those who proclaimed
the Michigan Aggies champions Of
the west. because they beat Wiscon-
sin. 2 to Z.
A near catastrophe as far az the
race for high school championship
of the state Is concerned. WAS mar
rowly averted when Grand Rapids
nosed Benton Harbor out on a vic
tory at Grand Rapids, Saturday.
Had Bentor Harbor won from Grand
Rapids, the state title. which will
be settled. except in the case Of
tie game when Detroit Central and
Grand Rapids Central meet here.
would have remained up In the air
for this season. as Detroit hasn't
Benton Harbos on it's schedule.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
NOW FOR FIRST GUN
OF BASEBALL WAR
Horace Fogel Threatens to Riv-
al Powers as the Champion
Little Organizer

INDIANAPOLIS, Inds Nov. 3.-War
on organized baseball is openly threat
ened in the now contracts adopted by
the Federal league. the Objectionable
reserve clause having been eliminat-
ed In favor of modified form ac-
oeptable TO Dave Fultz's Baseball
Players fraternity. Federal man
ayers are today said to have exchang-
ed list Of big league players with
whom they have been discussing the
question Of jumping" TO the new or.
ganization.
Horace Fogels threat 10 start a
league OF his own To bust the base
ball trust" was not taken seriously
by the Federal magnates. The former
Philadelphia Nationals president bit
terly resented being turned down for
Federal franchises in New York and
Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
RICHARD JACKSON, JR.,
NOW WITH JARVIS co.

Richard Jackson, Jr.. for the past
IL years connected with A. G.. Spald-
ing & Bro, has resigned his position
as manager of their Detroit branch
TO accept the office of sales manager
OF the Ty Cobb line OF athletic goods
OF the w. 3. Jarvis Company, Nos. 237-
23s Woodward-ave., assuming his new
duties tomorrow.
Mr.. Jackson has had a vide expert
ence In the athletic goods field in
Chicago, Cincinnati. Cleveland and
eight years ago established the Spald-
ing Detroit branch OF which he has
ever since been manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-03
Remarkable Rise of Henie Wagner--FrOm HeVS Kitchen
Team to Captaincy of Worlds Baseball Champions

Just how high an ambitious boy.
blessed with ability, can climb in
baseball, was never demonstrated
more forcibly than by HeInie Wag-
ner. the hustine little field leader OF
the Boston Red. Sox.
About 10 years ago Billy Roden-
bach, former amateur middleweight
boxing champion. managed and
played with nine on New Works up.
per west side. The team was 10 play
formidable club in New Jersey and
the day before the game the third
b2seman went 10 bed. mighty sick.
causing dismay in the organization.
for IL wasn't easy 10 dig up a good in.
nelder on short notice
Rodenbach had given mp hope OF
making any sort OF a showing in the
game when friend met him and
said. Billy, there's kid down in
Helis kitchen that looks like the
goods. Go take look al him"
Rodenbach went 10 the historic
ground and at Thir,y-ninth-st and
Eleventh-ave.. found a game for the
championship of the kitchen" in
progress
Rodenbach glued his eyes on the
third baseman OF one team and was
Impressed with the way the kid
scooped all sorts OF drives and sailed
them across 10 the first baseman.
Between innings Rodenbach APP
preached the kid and asked him TO
go over TO Jersey the next day TO play
with his club.
"Aw. gwan. can't play wit YOU big
guys. replied the little fellow.
I'll take chance on YOU. Come
on and I'll slip you a half dollar"
The BOYS eyes widened and he con-
sented. Next day the kids stops and
Ilghtning throws materially helped
Rodenbach's team win the game The
boy became fixture on the team and
was semi-pros star until he vaulted
into the professional game.