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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
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GRAND FORKS 5sEio ckESs tEss
SHOW ME- OWED RK
II GAINS DEVILS ~ K &

Isand Fork !, j 80 Bril-
liant team work on the part sof5: the.
4 4 Grand Forks hockey cam proved too
|, much Il 4 for the IleF ke CATION
4 at he new s rink Monday night /.
1 end elt the conc lHsion Of the game the
locals ~ ere ESv let toriols BY ia score. ofi
ssH6 to % 38s ar, 35$
s The me VAS never iii Al otlbt from III,
the time Of the first face 81. 4. 5s evils
LAX u, was on tie defensive during
teh teh entire first hal u though the bril-
liant Worlk Of M CHM Is, \, The Devils
h /. ! "a lle3 goal prevented the scoring of
Il more than Oh g Osn55 BY the local
II team.
3.Sl During the second period Of the
]. gam however, the ! locals fairly play.
4ed heirA opp ponents Off the feet. Col.
y ton, 4lllSkas on, Secord and 2Treleavon
in the forward line proved "a combina-
5s!tipn which was s irresistible and the
Devils Lake bunch were unable. Ito
stop the bonlbardment Of shots
live goals We're scored during this
period. Secord, Lukkason and IRE
leavon getting one each, II and ,oltcn
two. More than 5tthat t, the rand
Forks bunch s sEowed some or the fin
est cam work ever seen on II loocal
rink. SS i
The Grand Fork \ efensc had but
little TO do, the puck being kent IN
hostile territory during tho greater
part of. the game All chances which
came their way were handled BY the
4 sstWo lands and w lloshbs N
good shape.
AfcInnes and Maher for Devils
Lake, both Il ,play ed fine in ividral
4 hockey but tiie tors 81 seemed handi-
capped Nv u lack off oFlz
4 proved fatal to then
cess.
The offfcials were ri her Devils
D Lake, referee: Fee etham and Elmslie,
I judges Brennan and Ford, tinaekeep-
ers. The line ups were 4 2sss
Grand Forks Devils Lake
cF'arland goal IeInnes
d C.s3M cFarland &: point T. Huesgen
Willolghby g point Deforri
Secord .. 4, 81. rover EI.& Hresgen
Il Cotton III. center q. Naher
Treleaven 4. Pa. wing $.s !s$.s. Jones
L9Ikkason 7. wing oMan val,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
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FIGURES COMPLIED BY coMlMIs,.
sloMERs SHOW TIDY sum
( 5s,5a s. WAS sCoLLEcTED. 81

Bismarck, n. d., Jam 30 -. Accordin
to figres compiled by the state tax
commission, the total tax paid in North
Dakota for 1912 for all purposes by. the.
| railroads of the state aggregates
Sl,59l ,546.09. These figures were gath
cred by the tax commission from the,
treasurers of the various counties ST.
the state and verified and checkek3 3a
with the statements of the various
railroad companies Owing to the fact
! that the valuation of the railroad mile
age. in each county is returned to that:
county by the state board of equaliza.l
ftlon and the levy made by the count t..
there has never been any record kept
by the state of the taxes paid by rail-
lroade. g%, T. sssss9 ..s Il 3 IL $fff
The APPLICATION Of the average rate
| OF the state to railroad valuation
does nit give the correct tax owing
i to the fact that SO large an amount
iof. the property of railroad companies:
lie in country disaricas where the rate
! is very low. The tita1 tax levy for als
purposes in the state amounts to little:
Hess than twelve million dollars sos
/ that the railroads of the state pay ap5
iproximately 13 per cent Of all taxes
lin the state other than special assess.
ments such as those levied by cities
land villages for paving, sewers, side
walks, etc, and special drainage tax..
1 The taxes paid by the several rail-
lroade are as follows S: :-s3zB 8!asa
Great Nirthern Railroad company
$662,l2s Is. y
| Northern Pacific Railroad ca1npany
|s444s, 90. IN. n
l 500 Railroad comp $377 ,227 .eTs.
Chicago, IilWaukee Railroad kina
] pan a Asl. 81
Farmers Grain & Shipping comp sss
Iss,o74.5o.
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
company, So, s,147.s4 s;S ri B
Midland Central Railroad comp
s1,o67.91 .s5sss 81
/ North Dakota Railroad company 81.
.lls43.62. S.. s.5 #
! Total, s1,5ss,s4eos.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
List ON DE & [ 6 HI ED. &

lisSon, Jan. here Isl
great jubilation heer owe the an
nounc s III cement that the adv sennents
for the new federal building here are
TO begin today and the bids are TO be
opened March 4. they are accepted
at that time work can be started early
this spring The first appro prialtion
\ was as for $ 5000 but Governor H Hail-
ma, while a m enlber Of congress, got
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
WOMAN a ! {: DETECTS FiR 81.

Bisbee, N. L. !. ] an. 81 so ~ rs. each
out. wife Of the 500 agent here and nd.
living over the depot detected smoke
and gave an alarm which saved the
depot. Some. materials stored on Al
shelf caught on fire from spon taneops
combustion and di consid derable dam,
age before the flames were extins-
guished.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
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Miller for Burdick.

Attorney General Mill lerss statement
that he was going to be, a andidMate att
for something but he aidn' know just:
what, brought forth much laughter
and applause. He, stated he was not.
looking for an endorsement for aliRi-
self. !" ogressive republi cans are not
entitled to candidate unless they en-
fdorse him, had we more than one can an \
5didate ,'",S he said, ( there might be
something to discuss before making an
endorsement, but there is only one. I \.
In closing Mr.. Miller said, ,5"T The can
didate for governor must be particus
lar head of the state organiz alton and
Elf the progressive repnblie cans arctic
capture the party they must have the
'governor;; they must have nerve
enough to go after that office. They
fought to- endorse Usher Il Blu rdick.s'
Burdick Speaks.
S This brought B,lrdick out in front
amid much applouse. He. stated that
|5he was not seeking Office; and that $he
lshad not even entertained an idea OF
entering the field for any Office, even
Though he had been approached hY
ssseVeral Of his friends to enter the
race for governor. He said that I
would be a great sacrifice for him s 9
Eenter political life again, that he was
Estriving to build up a law practice,
which profession he intended to make
his life's work, I'll at he did not intend
Ito become a polit clan There was was
only one condition on which NJ s. Bur
|5dick would consent to ente the race
land that was hat first the pr prosss.sessiSe
Republicans must make a search i II 2
possible cand didate, and should they
mot find one. I'll zen 4 e would make the
fsacrifice In such case his only .8al IN
would be to win the race
In closing III lick X
said The denoat'a have stirIe;;i
things up greatly AMI nless he senob,
licanss lay down the prinefpl les and az %
stand for them there is n G main
tanning the party 1t has been divert y
! ed from its ancient rinei pies ID its $
Inliscreant leaders and il is nov ~
merely waiting for the denocrats to
make mistakes, there Isl notlin & g3Stt, 5t
fight for. and further u we wi Il lsssah he
lup some morning TO find thai The peos
sple have gone On: and left lsS stannslss a
Is lille appreciate the honor
fe1tended me cannot consent tosrsln t
Tor governor unless there AS adeptsd
a platform standing for pro gressiye
principles. nor unless he is the last st
resort '1s
Senator land Next
Senator ii 4 II land Of this l4I )
tcity then took the floor and expressed
This views as faVoring immed date en-
dorse ement of Mr. Burd
The matter was final left with the
executive committee to decide, and
1.-THE election q officers taken M
The foil oN;ingg seing elected
Presid dent Buchanan; a,,ch
Ianan. 35
| Secretary Ili sangors MaIdan.
Treasurer M iltanan, New
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
VA clI;NY Am q TO uiR7t,..3l 81

alley II s {, ian. go The
Company g bash etball team left yes
Sterday to play games If against Bis
SIlarck Man dan and Jame estoWn. ssis
men are making the trip. They are
SVdchstrom, Berlin, Plautou, Icl son-
aid, Tracy and Jack Heimes; Who Will
act as manager and official.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
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Be-: me
candidate
RtllM;oR SAYS POPULAR ATToR.
sY Will BE CANDIDATE
FO OR LOWER HOUSE.

Much political talk is going the
rounds 4 " and from general a PIP pearances
the pot is about ready to boil over anei
reveal "a large number ON nealthy can
didatss5 lEtl i sllaong the psogFessiv ve repu'b-
slicans Of the count Rllrlo or has it
that Attorne ey aureas IN che OF this
city. one Of the most 5pop puiar attor
ney the state, will become a can
FOR 1 the republi lican domination
for Ae# state lebislature. When asked 4
by an Inter1O cean reporter If this
state cement was true MI II che declined
TO- commit himself {. iS!. ss 81 + &
ntilnent generally faYors Mn. We We
he didacy and shou dhe decide t to
.enfersSthe field there as little doubt but
that be would be successful in secIr-- II
ing the nomination and election
i'm the fal 81. III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
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IN MEMO RAM.

2 We, the pastor and elders of West
minister Pres byterian church in Devils
Lake wish to. offer a tribute of esteem
and to express the loving regard OF
the church which we represent for our
late sister, Mrs. Emil s. Eich, who
united with this church October s.
/ 1895, by certificate, and who during AL
the time since till the day Of her l;s-
parture continued to be a worthy eS-
ample of Christian liberality of miad
and of loyal devotion to Christ and I'd
His cause her most pr ninent char
lacteristie being her hearty and coa-
secrated Christian service with deep
Econvietions of truth and right. With
true Christian motherliness she
brought her two aughters, Mary vii.
helmina and Dorothy Elizabeth, for
baptism by the pastor Of this church,
and II was her chief Joy to lead chill
/; i;dren and young people to consecrate
their iFes to Christ and His blessed
service.
She was a worthy ex4anlp pie of 3 lib.
lerality Of mind produced by an intel1i;;
gent grasp OF the nwardness Of
christi tianity and OF real Schri tan 4 liffe,,
she heartily engaging; in all christian
activities wherever she light live
whether she there found a church 81 Z
her preference or not.
OF her it n Mi ght be said trnthfullss
that she was
isO One who never turned her back, but
! ched front forward ;s
Never doubted clouds would break;
Never dreamed, though ii ght were
Worsted, wrong would triumph
Held we fal L to rises are baffled ",
fight better sleep to wake 3 zSiss
7hough God bnries His Work1nen.
He carries on his sWor T.,
s5Ss And shall We not best honor our
departed sister BY deVo oting our lives
to the kind of Wc,rls hsch made M Is.
Eich effective and beloved far beyond
her home circle
Ilbert Torbet. Pastor
"a Hal
IS. Poage 5$sf
IT.
CT BarIes
II.eafay yette Palmer
rrn Sparks. s:ierk Session
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

M The annual meeting and banq qaetsos
the Devils Lake Yacht and Boat club
will take place at the Guild hall next
Monday nigh eb. &
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

Archie NJ iller Of the Grand opera
house returned yesterday from q bust
ness trip to Chicag 81. ilwankee ana
the Twin Cities.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

is ERD0RSHpsS PRO
GREssiNE REFu 5Llc ANS TO s
Lead STATE FIGHT.

Political endorseme Of U sher ~
Burdickt of Williston and the adop-
ton Of a platform were the chief ac-'
Ecompl lishments of the Progressive Res
publican league at their annual meet
ing in Fargo last Thursday. ~
The. forenoon was spent in appoint
ing comm mittees and preliminary bust!
ness but as soon as hartman q.
|Pollock's gavel fell at the afternoon
session the league began to do 5busi-
ness with dispatch. After the COM
nitteeE on order of business reported,
an amendment to the constituti ion was
adopted, adding the presid dent, secre-
tary, and treasurer of the league TO
the executive committee. and instead
Iof electing one member of the COM
mittee from each judicial district to
ELECT: three rom each congressional
district The executive committee
was also Instructed to organize coun-
/ ty* leagues wherever possible
Packard Starts Moveme Mt.
The vital question as to the; a. y. en-
fdorsement Of candidates came next.
Hon. f.. e. Packard of the state tax
keommi ission was the first Ito take the
Floor. He stated that :he, had been
lember of the league since its on
iigination and thou ght that it had al
ways been too timld in bringing out
the candidates whom it ought We're
best fl tted tos serve the people, and
but for this 5ttinlidity might have
ttlong ago won the head OF the ticket.
| Many claim that the present exeeu-
tive is very strong West of the river.
tbut he is not, it on ly appears 50 be-
cause no real fl ight has been mad desson
him there, Z, & said Taaabc hard. So
long as the league gu1nslloes. it
achieve nothin 81 we ought to endorse
i d candidate from tn western part of
state, and who can get votes in the
eastern part of the state |. and get into
the light, and we 8liaY hat man, Ush-
l,er L. Burd lick, states attorney OF vii.
illiams count and one of the most able
young men OF the state. Ehese re,
/ marks by; NJ RI G kara ibronght much
Applause from his aud ienee.
Mr.. Packard was 50 certain Of the
sentiment Of the gathering and of the
jadyisabi bility of endorsing him that he
called upon every man IN the room
who favored Burdick for governor sto
stand nearly the entire body stood
up.
Can Beat 1. anna.
Judge Hemmi Of jaime estoWn also
thought Hanna could he beat, and ex.-
Il pressed his desire To- see Mr.. BurdicIs
lin the field II ssstntsnian Of the
/ railroad coninlissio said that if the
league had any hope of success that
must be through sai,it EFFORT and
Iorganizat tion. He ssvored endorse
ament because three times The league
Ihad been fooled. He hesitated to
take an active part Lii the proceedings
for he felt that otffssee holders should
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
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ll4lat 1eW}sWo1n en- eVsF aaYed lil an
aellos lilefe ollo9e tlt 90 tnorousilas
sure tle' uesssaseu eslti
iilu =! tilis ls ~
VITO a1teloes NE 'llsslai seiSiee '
pay sdase oflp1lte ~ efe oile Wtlo s.s
g py alts
was was as tiough 81 hlessa q grlei Way u
peeh @ sent so
was the galheuhg 81 the lasl sau iass.
With beantifu ful and hing ser y
vices, the remains Of Mrs. ella tBice.
Eich, Wifese Emil s. :Fich, were laid to:
rest Sunday afternoo ION in the g .5sA q A.;
ffR. cemetery. he Presby an church
was not large enougI to aceommod date
the crowd 1ich gathered in pite OF!
| the severe cold to testify their saffecss Al ecs
ton for the deceased Is whose tragic
ldeath is Inonrned @hy stll o,lsallds REV
y sHtie
eHsai ana q.
fasher ofV aakef Low COUSIN q 3l5ss
deceased and and ReV: Albert lor1net pas
TOT fhe Tres Dyterlan cnute 2 AeY.s
fBlrllng and lteV f1sner SPOKE 8oi lhs
lllfe life Of Of Mrs. hlcn ana tner praises
were SO warm anat to ohe MOI e9 1Satl17
leg Win VIZ tne 2oveis cnarac ser5$ tney
nilgnt nave appearea eSeraSsal = zpas
to ms ilsteneFs, Il NY ~ eeilo
of ne sentlmenss N snelf oWn nsafss
and every one Ieit eliae = speahl1l @ III
g, $
sousin !, - : !. = =, q, "
ei. u l.uu !, ss.tu o Is; e ! q j., - - u = :
ilss ..e. = \ 8.
s.stu euas !, U s !. = e
- - 5 nso" ~ a ,. u, q ~ q, y I
80 ~ ), s.ss !, IL. IT, :,
.loi.s 4 is -, 10 :. ~ !.
ea1 - ~ & 80. l,. o. &
nln s.e a.s. = - =: =,
ols S.s..l = - go -
spilte ~ ttu ~ - s sits
- y -,
me $church was 1fagrant Wltn quaii, l
titles of floW s slde from tle ol-
ferllng of tlaenas' 1ioWers we're SEM 'ls
by the offlclals from the court mouse,
1.-THE " asonlc lodges 5otdnlore . a1ad
/ Devils Lake " g @ aId
Neigh llts H 2 sll !.
that would hay pleased tine genie
,l.l lady most could sale nave knoVns vas
the wreath sent by her sunday scho
Iclass IN Cato toWnsillp "nlc 2 s g
4 taug very great pers p'es onaI sae-
\ zEi,ltic s1ps sass.
I35s55 The music was very pretty. quar-
tette consis sting of M rs. 81 81 Ronlig,
4 q. Fl Brainard ana NJ NJ IS I. and M rs. r:
to Go Romig and rs, NJ
Blonde san g gs Rock OF Agses: Y IS. 'si
! ! greakey was the orgarlis an ss st5@5s
The pail bearers we're three BROTH
t4Bice an Bice and broth 1 ther-iIs' 4 d
4 law. G: Reynol ds hon orafy ~
sIpall bearers were We ~ essrs Fred Baker
4 I,aeley, F Ban gs, ~ Baiii,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

ehlbers of the hockey team rep--
resenting this city returned from ON
Graild Forks Tues day nj ghtS on No, l.;@~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

. H. Finhe of Fargo was . guest it.ss
the city several days during the week
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

lbert = orb et. Pastor
Haig. 4
IS Poage q 81 a
Mood Ii. Z.
BarIlell q
afay yette Palmer
YIN Sparks "a ERIK ses
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

JolIs'uI su} Jo 3usulJedsO U. $. Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz.,
 April goth, 1914. NOTICE is hereby give that Charles c, Page, of Hereford. Arizona. who. on July 25th. 1912. made home. stead entry. No. 01s746. for Lots and ?, ElsNWh, Seition S2 Township 23S, Range 23E. G&SR Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make com mutation proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before j. D. Taylor, U. s. Commissioner, at Bis, bee, Arizona, on the 25th day of May 1914.
 Claimant names at witnesses: John H. Pryor, U. E. Cook.
 Raymond Jackson, M. s. Osgood. all of Hereford. Arizona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN.
 Register
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-23
STOCK MARKET IS
 CALM ABOUT WAR,
 LITTLE INFLUENCE
TRADING QUIET, BUT NERVOUS NESS ENTIRELY LACKING
 LOSSES ARE RETRIEVED

NEW YORK, April 22-In view Of the opening of hostilities with Mex leo, the stock market made good showing today. Al no time was there any evidence of nervousness. Trading was quieter than yesterday.
 At the opening, prices barely changed in spite of the lower scale in London. After an hour. the mar Ret weakened. With no increase in activity. prices fell away until num- Der of important issues were to 8 points lower. There the movement stopped.
 In the afternoon business was dull toward the close. recovery set in at the end, losses had been cancelled in mos leases.
 Mexican news oversha4owed every. thing else, but the street was not ready to pass judgment on the influ. ence of this new factor. New stocks were weak, Canadian Pacific at one time was more than points lower K Uncommon and preferred reached the bottom figures for several years, al- though the news of passing the pre-. ferred dividend was not received until after the market closed
 Bond prices sagged. with particular heaviness in a few isolated cases. To- tai sales, $3.400000. '. s. Two's cou- pon registered Three's and Fonrs and Panama Three's registered decline 1-4 on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior '. S. Land Offlce at Phoenix, Ariz.,
 April goth. 1914. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior U. s. Land office at Phoenix. Ariz.,
 April goth. 1914. NOTICE is hereby give that Esta A. Lichty, of Garces, Arizona, who on September 4th, 1912, made homestead entry. No. 0l9107, for Lots 3 and SIsNWA. Section 5. Township 23s. Range PIE. G&SR Meridian, has hled notice of intention to make com 'mutationproof. to establish claim to the land above described. before J. D.. Taylor. U. S. Commissioner, at Bis bee. Arizona, on the 2sth day of May, 1914.
 Claimant names at witnesses: Herman c. Schiebler, of Hereford, Arizona.
 Lee Burnett, of Garces, Arizona. Allen H. Mann. of Hereford, Arizona. Edward O. Lewis. of Garces. Arizona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
 Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-23

are hereunto affixed. do hereby asso- ciate ourselves together for the pur- pose of forming a Corporation under the laws of the State of Arizona, and to that end the following statement:
 FIRST
 The names of the corporators are: John J. Hill, Edward Wilson. Will liam A. Mcleod, J. E. Clark and J. s. Williams. whose residence and post office address are, Bisbee. Arizona. and the name of the Corporation shall be:
 WILSON-MCLEOD DRILL EXTRAC- TOR COMPANY.
 The principal place within the State of Arizona in which the business of said Corporation is to be transacted Is Blsbee, Cochise County. Arizona, and the Corporation may establish branch offices either within or with out the State of Arizona. or in foreign countries, where meetings of the stock. holders and the Board of Directors may be held.
 SECOND
 The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted by this corporation, is as follows, to-wit:
 To make contracts concerning, to purchase, lease, bond, sell. or other wise dispose of. to manufacture pledge. mortgage. hypothecate and deal in, DRILL EXTRACTORS DRILLS, ROCK DRILLING MA CHIMES, TO OPERATE AND M. PROVE THE SAME, and in general to do all things necessary to the proper conduct of the business of this Corporation in this State and else where, not inconsistent with the laws of the United States and the State Of Arizona.
 THIRD
 The authorized amount of the cap ital stock of this Corporation shall be SEVENTY THOUSAND (s70,O00.00) DOLLARS, divided into SEVENTY THOUSAND (7O.O0o) shares of the par value of ONE (s1.O0) DOLLAR each. At such time as the Board of Directors may by resolution direct said capital stock shall be paid into this Corporation. either in cash or by the sale and transfer to it of real or personal property or rights and in terests in real or personal property for the uses and purposes of said Corporation, In payment of which shares of the capital stock of said Corporation may be issued, and the capital stock so issued shall there upon and thereby become and be fully paid up and non-assessable, and in the absence of actual fraud in the transaction the judgment of the Dl' rectors as to the value of the prop orty purchased shall be conclusive.
 FOURTH
 The time of the commencement of this Corporation. shall be the date of the filing of certified copy of these Articles of Incorporation according to