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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
nations PLAN TO
POLICE ISLAND
Will Declare Spitzenberg
Group Neutral and Arrange
to Handle any Trouble.
FLOOD OF LETTERS
ASKING INFORMATION
Mother Of SCOTT Offered I sc of Apart
nlcmts in Hampton Court-LOW type
of Nigcrinns. Visited by Engiisllmcn
arr. Know as "Mu,ltish."

rhNistiania. March. 1l.-Thc Arctic
!slands of S~pi,Zirrccm. unclaimed and
almost uninhah,icd. tn" repnri of
whalers and Walrus hunters and The
only place Within The Arctic circle Wis
tied ~ tourists. are this simmer TO
ei.G..:" the atlcnttnit az the powers.
inrilui ng The United States. IN an eff
for. officially 20 declar, lhen ncuira!
aMG provide for they policing during
Tho s,.;ilmcr months. WHOM lawl"ssneSE
or tho part nj IN" crews az visiting
whaicr% and seal hunle,s has been IN
cru@~3U..
=, power rIrr' has made 4 serious
laiIi 81" Spit2'or2cn. ;he mountainous
isia,ltla north "f Norway and north
east a. Gre"niai,d having been regard
81 81, alirost Nn'u"le.S. t?llt the dis
c"1ris nf "oai. which ta being worked
ninojl,niiy hy American capital, has
comp otelv changed the outlook. and
iH-;''ontaEly ur"i!siH IN" United States
iut" the g,"'tp of powers those Voices
arc :" he hoard concerning the futurc
OF ihr islands.
Tw" International conferences will
Fc held h"f"r" .lHl,. EArir In June
representatives of Russia. Sweden and
Norway Will mrst n, thri:tianin TO
draw M proposals to hr submitted To
nh" general conference to he held two
wcnks later.
Great Britain. France, Holland. Cor
luanv. Denmark and the I'nltnd
States will he represented In tho gcn-
crai conference. tho United S:ates I,aN-
ing hefn invited because OF the coal
Interests of American citizens there.
These mines nre located on Advent
hay and have been worked i'm summer
since 1905. Some Of the miners uc-
" rtn,, la crAr1 tho ,,.i,,,n- n, ,I,,;r
rlastels. and are completely shut off
from the outer world for about eight
months.
British participation is justified Nh
-oaline operations also. while Germans
are interested aS owners Of AN I'M
portant metcoroiogiral station there.
III thr memorandum Submitted by
the Norwegian government is confirm
ed by tho conferences, Spitzhereen will
he declared neutral territory open to
all nations, but under the control uf
three northern powers. The admins
tration would he in the hands of a
commission of three members-a Rus
sian. Swede and Norwegian--the ex-
l,enses of government being met by
land taNcs and other arrangements for
revenue, subject To tine assent Of all
the sisnatorN powers. Vt is proposed
thar This international convention
shhtl II" renewable every eighteen
."arS.
S~pitzhcrecn is g., miles from the
north pole. 1t was from one uf these
islands that " unsuccessful attempts
have 'tecn maG" 10 reach the pole hy
ha 'lluoli. The Swedish engineer. s. 4.
Andree. assnycd tho "trip in 1897. but
MS never heard from after lie lof; the
Island Waiter W. Wellman, All Amer
cam. tried tho same thing ten years
lalcr. hu' mover eut FAR away from the
base.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14

States bureau Of mines has received
so many inquiries about these pres
that 1t has drawn up a bulletin which
ia sent In reply to all inquiries. This
bulletin is as follows:
"Radium is found with uranium
minerals only. Wherever uranium
exists radium is also found in the
mincral: n where there is no uran-
radiuln has never been found.
Uranium and therefore radium are
found in this country i'm carnotite and
it's associated minerals, and in pitch
blende.
"Carnotite in a lemon-yellow min
eral. usually found in pockets of
sandstone deposits. The mineral may
he in the form of light yellow specks
disseminated through the sandstone,
or as yellow in~crustations in the
cracks of the sandstone; or may he
more or less massive, associated with
blue. black or brown vanadium ores.
"Pitchhlend is a. hard. blue-black
ore that looks something like mag
netite. but is heavier. 1t is found in
pocket and Veins in igneous rocks.
This mineral is not nearly as widely
distributed as carnotite. Occasionally
it is found associated with an rang
called gnmmite.
"1h best way to test these pres is
to wrap. in the dark. Il Photographic
plate IN two t~hicknesses of black pa
per. On the paper lay a key and
then. Just above the key, suspend
TWO or three ounces of the ore, and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOR

Notice Is hereby given that default
has been made in the terms and con-
ditions of that certain mortgage made,
executed and delivered by Jacob Oman.
Widower. mortgagor. to WheeloclS &
Wheelock. a corporation. mortgage.
dated or the LIST day of November, 1910.
and filed for record in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Grand Forks
County, North Dakota. on the eth day
of March. 1911, and recorded in Book
lis of Mortgage Deeds. on page 16S etc.
and which said mortgage was ON the
9TH a of February. 1919, duly assigned
and the pronissorH note thereby secur-
ell endorsed and delivered to Ransom
Count Immigration Association. a cor
poration. which assignment of said
mortgage was OH the both day of July.
1913. duly filed for record in the office
of the Register of Deeds Of said Grand
Forks count and recorded in Book
loe Of Mortgages on page 6s3 etc; and
conditions Of said mortgage in he
failure OF said mortgagor to deliver or
account for any part Of the crops rails
ed on the m~ortgaeed premises in the
season OF 1919. according to the terms
OF said mortgage, aud in the failure OF
the mortgagor TO pay the interest on
said mortgage. which became due on
the failure Of said mortgagor to pay
the interest insialllnent due on a prior
mortgage lien of two thousand two
hundred dollars. and which became due
On lne ISL udH ~ DecctnOST, 1918, salu
assignee of murtgagee has elected In
accordance with the conditions Of said
m~ortgag e to, and does hereby, by rea-
son Of said defaults and each Of them.
said mortgage to be Immediately due
and payable: and that said mortgage
will be foreclosed h. a sale of the
premises In said mortgage and here
entrance TO tho Federal building in the
city Of GRAND Forks and county of
Granf Forks. that being the house In
whte1, the District court In and for
former court house having been aban-
doned. on the 30th day Of March, 1914,
at the hour of two o'clock in the after
noon OF that dag. to satisfy the amount
sale.
The premises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
t iran sam FORKS ,sks si1dat stat IN ~ S Goansy no Of
kota. and particularly described as fol-
lows. to-wit: The West half of the
Southwest quarter (Wh of sWA) of
s 81 tho S siaysn nlf' and a h N9st'l half ~
NWAl OF Section fourteen 90, all in
Township one hundred ffty-four 154)
North, OF Range ffty-one Gl). West.
s=cnesin more on or h hun sscor sIxsy u So
Government curve thefeof.
There will be due on said mortgage
at the date of sale the sum of Two
thousand two hundred twsnty.eight
dollars and eighty cents 0222s.s SOY,
Dated this 18th day Of February. 1914.
RANSOM COUNTY EVAPORATION AS.
ISOLATION. Assignee of Mortgage.
sheriff "f Grand Forks County. NORTH
I,ak"ta.
PIERCE. TESHEsONs ArcUPLER.
Attorneys for Assignee Of Mortgages;
Fargo. North Dakota.
Feb. cl-2s Mar. 7.ll.2l.2s.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14

Denver. Col, March 14.-Experts
OF the bureau OF mines declare that
the newly discovered radtum fields in
Colorado are the richest known. Par
adoN valley, where the great finds
nave been made. is called 1.-The radium
storehouse of the world" These are
the fields which Uncle Sam is seri-
o'lsly thinking OF withdrawing from
public entry.
Although the Paradox valley fields
are called very rich. the highest esti-
mate OF the total quantity Of radium
IN them places it al only 900 grains.
me highest estimate the experts of
tho bureau Of mines have placed
upon II il only about $50 grains, and
this includes material Of too low a
grade to be marsetehie.
Most of the American radiu;n $
extracted from an ore called carno-
ute. which contains uranium oxide.
AS Il result OF the great demand
European buyers are now eager to
get ore that contains as low as one
per cent uranium oxide. The first
rndinm vas produced from pitch
blonde. the principal mtnes of which
are at Joschimstal. Austria There
are p~itchblende mines also In Ciilpin
cunt Colorado. and these We're re-
Gently bought ny Alfred r.. du Pont of
Delaware. Rut the carnotite is by
far the most important, and this ore
is found in insignificant; quantities
outside the United States.
The Denver office OF the United
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
To Grow Hair OH
A Bald Head
Hl A. Specialist

badness and falling hair who. HAVING
tried neailI every advertised hair tonic
and haii-Erowei without results. have
resigned Themselves 10 badness and It's
Is not hopeless: the following simple
home prescription has made hair grow
after years Of badness. and is also I'M
original color, stopping hair from fail
ling out and destroying the dandrun
germ. II will not make the hair
Ereasy, and can be put up by any drug
~Composee. Q ounces: MenthoI Crystals.
one-half drachm. II yom wish Il per'
flmed. d ! dracnm Of YOUR ~favorite
perfume. This prepa ration IS highly
recommended by physicians and .ne-
cfalists. and is absolutely harmless. as
IT contains none of the poisonous wood
alcohol 70 frequently found In hair
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
MANY PHYSICIANS
TO LONDON CLINIC
Large Number of Canadian
and American Medical
Men to Attend.

London, March tl.--Tle clinical
icn Ia me held here during the week
beginning july -, will hrin. more
American and Canadian medical men
I" London than The worlds medical
congress held here last year. The
inmitt on transportation is having
difficulty in getting steamship accom-
mudati"n for the delegates. as they
expect to provide for 1.5O0 travellers
over a short period during the busiest
time of the transatlantic tourist sea
son.
This will be the fourth of
the organization, which hitherto al
ways met in America. DIR. Franklin
III. Martin of Chicago. secretary gem
eral "f the congress, has been here
in company with pr. a. d. Ballou, al
SO of Chicago. arranging with the Eng
fish committee for the program Of the
congress.
Among the surgeons who have all
ready accepted invitations TO address
the congress are lDr. Charles H. Mayo.
Rochester. Mimi. Or. John Il. Muir
ply. %ch;caco: Professor Tuiier. Paris:
pr. tioher' Jones. Liverpool: DR.. G. T..
Armstrong. Montreal: br. George
Emerson Brewer. New York: pr. r..
WNllS Andrews. Chicago.
The American delegates will he well
coined AT a formal meeting by .Ambas-
sadnr Walter Hines Page.
The London siirSeons are keenly in
terestcd i'm the coming congress and
arc making preparations TO demon
stlate everything London has I" show
III the MAY of surgery. II of the
stated objects OF this congress is To
make til" American surgeons realize
their " limitations and while at
tempting 10 aid This desire the London
surgeons expect their American coll
leagues tn re"iptOcate.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
FRENCH Butter Frestinr.

observation-disclosures cupful OF
fresh butter: two cupfuls of sifted con-
f~ectioner's sugar: hot water as need
ed: any desired flavoring.
Method-If you have no unsalted
butter wash good table butter. 10
do this heat a bowl and hands in hot
water, then chill, and. taking butter
into bowl. work and kneed unde
cold water. Place butter between a
clean napkin n pat dry. now cream
the butter and sugar. adding a little
u be light and creamy, and after
being applied to cake set in a old
place and the frosting will harden.
This gives You the foundation for
all Kinds OF French frosting. II YOU
use hot coffee instead of Water yoom
have a mocha frosting, to which one
or two spoonfuls of powdered choco-
late may be added. Ground nuts are
also nice In this frosting OF nuts and
candied cherries can be set on ton as
decorations. ~, "
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
LEGAL NOTICE
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

All persons interested will please
take notice. that the special assess
lnent commission OF the city Of Grand
Forks. North. Dakota, have filed in
the office OF the city auditor of said
city, their assessment as approved by
them. against los. parts Of lots,
blocks. parts of blocks. and parcels
of land, for Waterman extension No.
as, being on University avenue; be-
tween Harvard street and Princeton
street. and from University avenue on
Princeton street to Dakota avenue,
therefrom. that at a regular monthly
meeting of the city council to he held
in the council chambers of the city
hall in said city, on Monday. the 9Th
day Of April, A. ID. 1914, this assess
ment will come up for approval and
any and all persons aggrieyed by said
assessment may then and there be
heard. and any protest filed against
same will be heard and considered.
Benefit and assessments are as
follows:
Special Tax Assessment.
r. Assessment as mem charged against lots,
and parcels of land for water main
number (76) seventy-six. on Univer-
sity avenue between Harvard street
and Princeton street, and from Uni
versity avenue on Princeton street to
Dakota avenue. according to the bene-
fits derived therefrom. Benefits and
assessments are as follows:
Griffith and Clark. s57 feet
fronting on Princeton
street, extended in block
ID. $50 feet deep ........$ 505.S9
Mabel Mcvey. s9e feet front
ing on Princeton street.
extended in block 10. It's
feet deep, ........... so1.s4
ing on Princeton street.
extended iii block 1S, 175
feet deep .,.......... 46
Eliza B. Cooley. sS feet front
ing on Princeton street in +,
block 10. IFS feet deep. 1916
Alpha Phi association. SO feet
street, block 10. IFS feet
Wesley college. s52 feet o.
fronting on University ave-
nue., block 2............ 271,O4
All in Universt+- Place, sub
division Of Grand Forks. N.
University of North Da-
kota. N2 feet fronting
on University avenue. in
the s. " of the 8. r. u,
Sec. 8. r. so. T. 151 NJ. 517.44
The assessment Is based on the fol-
lowing items: :
Total contract cost ....... 1856. As.
Interest to March 1st, 1915. 1851
Printing and advertising. 80. 500
Commission fees .......... $500
Total cost .s1.soo.o &c
Respcrtfulls submitted.
-Chas. j.. Evanson.
tSeaD City Auditor.
Chimes 7-l4. 1914
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14

educator; Nathaniel Greene of Rhode
Island. a general in the revolution:
Sam Houston Of Texas, who fought for
the independence Of Texas: John J.
ingalls, of Kansas. United States sem
ator: William King. first governor of
Maine: John f. kenna of West Vir-
ginia. United States senator: Roger
Sherman Of Connecticut. II signer of
he Declaration of independence;
Francis III. Pierpont. first governor of
West Virginia: John Stark of New
Hampshire. II of the heroes of the
Revolutions; Lew Wallace Of Indiana,
famous soldier and author; Phillip
kearney Of New Jersey. famous SOL
dier. and Robert Fulton of Pennsylva-
MIA. who made the first successful
steamboat.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
Potato. Croquettcs.

Two cups OF mashed potato: 1
tablespoon of butter; salt. pepper and
celery salt; two teaspoons of chopped
parsley: one-half teaspoon of onion
juice; n egg.
Pass h potato through n potato
ricer or sieve TO insure. all Jumps be-
ing removed. This is best done when
the potatoes are freshly boiled and
hot. Add and beat in the butter, sea-
soning. parsley and onion juice, and
when these are we'll mixed stir in the
w~ell-beaten egg. or as much Of it as
is required to make the potato Just
firm enough to handle easily. Form
into .c~roquettes Of n desired shape,
DIP In beaten egg and bread-crumbs
and cook golden brown in hot fat.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
LADY Baltimore Filling.

ingredients for tillin8--one cupf,.i
of srltana r%aisins: onc-half cupful Of
~hlanrlaed and ground almonds; tlren
figs: Twelve randi"d cherries.
Metil"d-Nul the fruit into small
bits with scissors. then make the ic-
Ing and proceed ~ directed for 1.iri
Baltimore cake. To mako tho Lady
or Lord l'altiInnrn especially Hice as
Tor q company cake. after rrostiGg
has hardened MAX" one-ila!f of the re-
eipe given for icing. When stiff
enough u" hold its shape. hnt still runs
.lowlv, lnrr ON Top Of cake. tipping IL
10 all S;d"s Ia LOT icing run toward
edge, then apply light. 10 sides as it,
runs down.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CIOSt RE SALE.


Motto" is hereby given that 'lefa ult
has h"en made i'm the tcrnns and on
"i'i"hS o' thaf certain mortgage made,
executed and delivered ny Eliza a.
Il'ih' anu >tei'a Ii';A'. ms VIE, mort
GaS"rS. u" w iieei""ii Il Whcci"ck. a
".P"'"'Irh "alea on the
-" ~; - 49, ~. ,r.;'n y ~" me-" ior
p..is If ,.,,,,,l Fork rn,i,IE Snr, pn
Dakota. On the ~, day OF March. 1aiI
anal r.,or,,ad In ,he p,,,l n. ~ ,
gag. Deeds on uapa To- .,c an,i wbich
said n~l"riaagn was ON The :ih dav ~
,roraissGr, n",e ,seran% nmn ame
,l,r..n ava, ,Ief;,.orsd 80 ~
~ Il',i . -, ,;,r co.. J." n""S'il . o'ln-
,, ,.nI.f' d 'rpor
.,cc was on lie ao.h da, e III "i"rt-
a.. .,la7 fnr - ,a,n ",,'i ".s "' 1nIN. ,sia.
,t'''. '''e' 'oI record IN the ONCE Of the
i!"s'.."' "f DEEDS or said Grand Forks
'nM,.a. "i" '.a"."c" IN BOOK lob OF
5"'3 ~ |s'anh in .nc Terms and con
','l"'* OF sara mortgage in the failure
Of sai'! m~"rtsaEors 10 deliver or ac-
r"''i'' 'nl any par ~ the crops raised
"a: of rsl3. areoriing i" the terms Of
ss.,i '~unrtSagors to pay the interest on
"a" not" se"u-ea h. said mor,gase'
%~ryen,be,. 1919. and tn Ike fa;,m,te ~,
said n.ortGasors 10 nav ,Ie i,tnras -
stallr5oat duc on a r,yior ,nnr,pa..n ,i -
said aSai-,,ae az ,r,r, .,'''s"sI i,eI;
5.,d s]c ,mnrs.se v, viz .aa ne .onaitl9ns q
or sad defanits and zach Of them
m':,d.e .tln zoe amount secured by
and nayahlo; and that said mortgage
promises in said mortgage and hero;r.
after doscrji,ed. Al nc alma aysn,o
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14

The Brooklyn Nationals have re-
turned Pitcher Herbert to the Tor
onto club of the International league.
He was drafted by the Superbas last
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-14

After giving "Hahbit" Maranville
The once over" johnny I;vers de-
Jared that the Braves shnrtstop is
destined To be one of tho grcaiest per
formers in baseball.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15

life that we now live may he lived by
the faith OF the Son Of God, who loved
Ms and gave Himself for us (Gal. -
2O), BY the cross we are crucified un-
10 the world and the world unto us
(Gal. GID. Bearing the cross is
something more than wearing the
image of cross. The two parallels
present two illustrations concerning
counting the cost. II more would
count the cost before making pro-
tession of following Christ, f. Ner
would turn back, furnishing as they
DO occasions for the sneers of a mock
iI:q world. IL is true that salvation Is
fIoe, but il is also true that il crslS
san ething. Face the fact, M ditatn
on the cost, decide that YOU arc VIII
In g t pay the prize.
Tile Lord asks for full surrenit' II
the life TO Him. This we toucacd w.
on i'm connection with the cross. When
surrendered to linn, He uses our HIVES,
.tl.irs them, like :. Il, full Of "n.Eul''
s''''oe SAVIOR and PR serving power"
Without His fulness, which responds
only to surrender. the SAVIOR is lacking.
and the life is therefore valueless as a
. disciple. How many professed dis
ciples of Christ are living fruitless
lives, never entering into the greater
things" (John $500, without any as
sistance Of salvation, simply doing
the best | can" instead OF studying
the Word of God, yielding themselves
To- Iii n, and bringing forth much
fruit u the glory OF God the Fathei
10y the power Of the Spirit
Precious Points.
26 cannot be- my disciples
3 times i'm our lesson, 81, 33.
80 "He that hath ears to hear, let
him hear" Note some Of the occa-
sons when this exhortation is given
Mt. 1879: 1913; NIX. 7:16: Rev. 81,
IL, Il, %; SO, 13, %; 1879.
For Meditation:-"An they sung
"a new song, saying. Thou art worthy
to take the book, and To open the
seals thereof: for thou was slain and
hast redeemed US to God by thy blood
out of every kindred, and tongue, and
people and nation; and hast made us
unto our God kings and priests: aad
w shall reign on the earth (Rev s..
., 10.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
Mrs. Bcamcr OF Flint Il Delivered
From Headaches by just "a
Few Doses.

Mrs. Guy A. Beamer OF 1907 North
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She took Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
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ialists, too, and received very little
benefit"
Just such stories are told by thous-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
MICHIGAN WOMANS STOMACH ILLS
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-15
STOP CATARRH |!
USE uyoMtI- YoU BREATHE TT

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ailment IL is needless TO allow cat
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