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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
MEXICAN BATTLE IS RAGING

u s. s. CALIFORNIA
Diego 1.-THE the
Ian today Fighting all night continued
American the habor watching
by a
OF artillery fire from the big o the federals
The rebel advance Is north Following tho
federal outpost Aavcsada the rebels putting
defense there before retiring guarding port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

Because the Tying fee, OF paroman r. Buckley were unable to
Buckley pursuing him DER tho hills bordering California be
had
gaining when his
officer recovered
tho chken32 OF empacked OF suit
bgosh he'll get the gol damed Teller yeti
The fowls taken the OF Mrs A. Herben li36
bSrd NV. N. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

Or Hugh NJ Smith board the fisheries ship
Ahatros society
this the establishing
experiment station
Or
hoped for school OF fisheries When he limited that funds lacking
the society voted do all possible 60 help matters
Other speakers w president
Canning association Thomas J. Gorham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
SETS EXAMPLE FOR SEATTLE

Atlanta. Ga. worthy
follow IN the building Of $4,000 auditorium such Seattle needs
AanaR city charter making impossible the
work the citizens organised capitalized $4,000 The
for the building work
IL
famous The main hall 5000. smaller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
Colgate's Perfumes. 3Oc

CEVERAL odors in Colgate's Per
~ fumes, including Jockey Club, Apple
Blossom, Trailing Arbutus, White Rose.
La France Rose Carnation Lilac Imper-
ial, New Mown Hay and others. the
ounce, SOC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
ATHLETIC PITCHER CANDIDATE

kENNEBUNk, Me. June 12-Notcaion
office county
ton today to Coombs pitcher
can league club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

Los ANGELES June 1a-Folowns announcement by Mrs
Williams
nomination
Fotx. believe
The
OF a OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

Misses and ChlIdren's
Patent Wei Kid "Mary
Jane" Pumps, sizes sIs TO
II, sl.25 pair: 11h to Q,
$3.50 pair.
Women's "Msry Jane"
Pumps, with white lining
and hand-turned sole. sizes
22 to Z. widths b to ID.
$3.50 pair.
Boys Tan Calf Outlno
Shoes. with chrome tanned
soles, sizes 10 to Is. $500
pair: 1919 to .. S2.25 pair:
2s to 5is. s2.50 pair.
Basement salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
BASEMENT SALESROOM
Summer Footwear for Women and Children
In Extensive Assortment

s
erateyprccd
stocks the following numb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
QUAKERTOWN is sWELTERlNc

PHILADELPHIA. June f2.-Phladephia swelerng
day At 1880
There we're many prostrations. especially In slums
MISS AeoE OF Frisco she's ona to
c. Van
truck business. He's a ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
Double Service
Apron, 75c

THE large Coverall
l. Apron sketched is
especially practical be-
cause of the reversible
front which gives double
service. Made of good
grade percale in white
with black or pink ring
dots, black or blue dots.
fine checks and other pat
terms, finished with bound
edges. Unusual value at
Use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

Women's Tan Russia Calf Lace
o1ords In English style, with
low rubber heel and chrome
tanned Goodyear welt sole. Sizes
2h 10 7. special s265 pair.
Women's, Misses and Chill.
dren's Lace onords. unlined,
with tan lotus calf uppers and
spring heels. Very cool and
comfortable. Sizes Sh to IL,
sl.65 pair; liz 10 2, sl.75 pair;
pa to 5ia. $500 pair.
Chlldren's Tan Calf Barefoot"
Sandals, with extra-heavy soles.
sizes 5 10 8. 90c pair: . to IL.
si.00 pair; IL TO 2. s1.i5 pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
LAMBEsTES THE H!NKY THING

Not only experimental city pn but retroactive and
Josiah Collins John II Allen
n
where the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

The commission o.
Bridges voted against Powell whose
H. NJ. ch,,enden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
commission FORM PAYS

WASHINGTON June 12of 1875 American cities populations
which
indicated by
Gems
during per capita cost lower
than the for the entire 1886.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
SWORD SWALLOWER WINS

LOS ANGELES June 12Mrs Adele
critic A for divorce
alleged with his knife and bahtub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

We have them In
tans. grays. browns and
dark mixed colors. as
we'll as neat stripes.
checks and plain blue
serges. with either Bull.
garian stltched-on belt
or pain box plait with
loose belt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
Hair Brushes, SOC

NERY good value in these Hair
Brushes, with one-piecc wood back
and white or natural bristles. Several
styles at SOC. ..,m.,, s.,.oou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

NEW Veilings in collection of fancy
~ mesh effects. in black, white. navy,
purple and green, attractively priced at
Csc yard -p...m.D, s.,..,oom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12

Soc Black Venetian al Csc a Yard
Heavy. iustrous Venetian lining In fine black
suitable for all lining purposes. From . a. m
to ~, Csc yd-Upper Main Floor. Lining Section.
IL lie Fine Curtain SWiSSeS 8 1-3c
Full yard wide Fine Curtain swisses in a great
variety OF patterns. The most popular OF all
Swisses. Mil lengths. Third Floor.
Il lie Fine Quality SilkOlines at SC
Finest quality SilkoIines In beautiful new de-
signs-make nice comfort coverings draperies.
Mil lengths. Third Floor.
25c Aprons, From 8 a. m. 10 IL, tic
womens Band Aprons-made OF good quality
Bingham with ruffe around the apron Finished
with two nice large pockets Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
REDUCED TO $500
REDUCED TO 1895

sashes and lingerie collars Several OF these have tt
new kimono sleeves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
MExIcANs CONTINUE FIGHT

Ell PAso June between the MEXICAN federas and
Poos has been going for several days according
rebels
l Maxatlan them heavily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-12
FISH SHOW SKINS CAPITALS
MINNIE MAKES UP TIME
PRICELESS RELICS RUINED

LONDON June i2he saset bomb exploded yesterday under
chair abbey
OF furniture much badly than " admitted 1t is doubtful
believed
worse no abbey authorities ma know
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

AaaThyuHIh HIan. Bsarih Anaslsan
of this BaaaB has mot y'sdt ;zgIl1,rsrznEEsa
1hHarr.sEsIf d. esgnEEssatle finn sthaaR GEHmanis-
EiNsnsr eE Aggubts1ElttlE,s and aaaIbrrs ss 1
the ssnsral aa1E annrne ms host
of taissnsis i'm nIiEis t,tsrnty alad hayIS1tsifa'
5zud tine sraHle lis uiLut he WIN do $50 IN
the y,s,y ngar tfhattlurs Hf Mir; tAalIfslsssEIH
asrans.s Hs @utHr hhe nRrs Ihs WilH bR .
ssuvng e.gnaiaane @nrd tsnR WthsHn iisas
friends wiH be HlsRaaa tbs siEEs,E'1I
His mood wguk Us a innHsntRT fs5f tina
ssznss Gazzsrang the gsast SIX yssHEsH, snaf
sEFzn sIaun a wafie acquaintance Ant
made Hsr HMM ,maHng dardEanas. 1.-The Hsse
ras asams laR1man ha knDw HMM Rs 9
gsn4lsnnan eaf sssEs1iiiing m1uutth anh uas
MfhD ean DE hapsn1sn mlaun BD HM 4. q
gzihlse esBine i'm An hErnzsrRihls nnt " p
HIS Haslnsas Har the taiiHine rBD whistih 2tht
DOW ,Rgnirs.s gaas without ssHggiinsg'. aas
eywns a Ea1Ee ffalm GRn MS Dne CT TIN;
raasH Egpsnssssiiue farmEng OF uifHis lIEE1'
gd tine s1tigas. HE has HiHHaa i'm the zstniia
EnauE yssEns and hRs sgafhs1a,d n. gssissEs
DEAL ct a1DwBs.ase wilfRih asEspseialSa
I tsHnaniGis.s nfi1n tfgr THE Gfffne. Gih,lrt3h
4 FERRY $sSuln.. ~s-E
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

sFT of THE zaasEags, mHaen Wa1a street
had had time ito recover somewhat
from it's ezaEa5sszna oErtaasEsxS4 lit Began
to show signs of an alarming sssslso-
sen that taaags might not be ala riga,t
with 1T get Its great aaIsrF aow lis
best the measures advocated by the
president sEaaI mot be passed exactly
as osaltafned by kaaEa- !; IT. begins to BE-
dss4sGssirioa to go further than the
president Indicated The WALL Street
journal weEess Ibis view.
~Mr. Wiasan"s msssags has bean
Asssrvaaly EaGa5rsd." lit says. Hts
tone lis same and sIs1esmsn15ke
TIE 1T ads.
If congress aeeeps his outline OF
|reunssd6es2 Bss5saataon as the uDagi
EaEan the business OF the country
may we'll feed assured. III. however
if congress gratis its owa eraddtiea
aapCn Its considered recommendation
there lis cause for grave anxiety"
The Wala Street Journal declared
saaa MIR Wilson enjoys the confidence
LOT the country in q much larger de-
gree than does cong1esss and it asks:
Cam he maintain that balance 81
\ power %a5en the constitution implies
Or viii he find himself tine lonely de
fender of legitimate business, ggafns
for the elections in Nosenbsre'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
ONE OBJECTION.

Courier eIewg.--Cn4y one obiec1sOA
has been ngGe TO the Courser-Ne~s
REGARDING i14 asvococy Of Eiie re~nom-
ination OF Chief Justice Spaldsng, and
that was that he has been almost to-,
close follower Of precedent in mans
of his decisions, and that this is his
teIaperneEt2I inclination,
No doubt that such q tendency
might be sufficient 10 require the re-
lection OF candidate for the judiciary.
IT is among the vices Of lawyers %
live among the G1listy decfaions ci
their libraries rather than among the
living people, We heard II said re.
Gently concerning John Marshall. ire
real founder ct our american supreme
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

YItsus are urssIia5E mnre good ggErgFsa M
ire xgsaraa H!haa had ssssu,fdsag Rs ntsnne
,asgsE,r,rt than ii rms asseR in aay atlhsT
ssweh of aEha MguHn s hfsHsaF- NsEH en-
IheasRs, ah#1s are serious eEals ito
be euEahaaaa. and WE hope alaad tlIss
! .ssarsSanaa, with sunRs sensible a1nEna'
! raent ef faSs Indictment. with keep HlE
the gppd fssdht. .
And we. fuH ansr Esarsts sissssEstf 'tlla
Hhsrs ss mo gGseh wIds Glfflsrgnes oil
oy5fusn.a between tins e:aas'aFimal Rnd 1hs
Times as there w0suad sssEn ITO be-
! TWO mistakes macy wsaa.aDsHaIInE
rsdnruasrs nEsks- First, no Hnls'aSkE
tire aagrant- the nuSsy and the oSEH@aas
Hor tine majority saDOras ITO eans1sa1nn
FITTINGS hecaazss man make SRa Rs:
LOT them
! NO shing is eEEl except as huHnaz
snsags pEss 1t to eEl enSs-
Dancing LIS not Essa, Though evil
minded zasm sad wHIEa Inlay t1un
into badness
The fact taaa playing Gsaras Sri
=
4 oftsa yu1 to eg5a ases does act HEiaas
! card .paay1ng essentially EiSe-
4 Mo thing rs evil except as huIHnaH
usage pgts III to evil ends"
And there is nothing, hl'wRVsT~ gs1tol
lin isssit, that cannot be putt Ito sFa
RseS-
II To condemn ali dancing and a
scarsis because Of tine tamgD AMID saHa1
D poker lis precisely equivalent uo euN
aalnfng the Atlantic MGmHIhGF be
ieanse Mr.. Hearst pazts Cs,t a Emsesa1Sn
which Esan6ers TO psnrEsaeF~
Even religion the highest and hEa
est sEaing ON earth, lis asaa when sT.
: saasn use It as a csossah flor wAekEtEnss:
II But noae saaa3d therefor sNE'clRslI
ap9s1g-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

WHENEVER Ben @hEiashsHa &tf tina
HskusauuSk SslH1s Estts tine hhrss he
HuatEs an imaginary anuistile saIbylst new
esnlignnssnn,, q. RHuRnRr mswzHssIaG'Fn, as1
ssnnns new feminine. jSnme cd Tuihs HEsa-
Hrnras NEWER spgsaEur ssDuns cuff the Earurn'
Rses su,e newer fnlEIIlsd, but lit sssdls
hes Hsan to talk about Thsm. All rjhas
Hanrss sfhs EnatG bis To GEEHnh. Han sagSEs
hs lis sMng to make Eks Tsa1ssr dflEf1E1sszzii
taaan any eahs1 i'm NGgdh DsaAnsta
That's uzstHhHnEg,, the @ar'waek sSEsntanE
and EnnK AaFoesHe a1e diaEas11t asaa1sI
iEnusf GahsTg-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

sgsi11a, aana whnsss OF power
dDr which tine WuHSa. daalsss nsa sadinD5n'ss
alHsaH he MRs Wise dn Earsansstasaas aNuH
wiser in knowledge CT alaa TsEsgnlssssss
atsat fnsH@ad ef dsuganHngs n1lElstty ElEEGsa-
DENTS i'm RlRs Mau,ary he sasssnt q EssHssa1
rsastGua of hEs tanne Effaaang HHarolsgh THE
eaDMnHry, sHgaping at anrB a1d unialglaalgs
with the espannnnm peopse, EGO than hls
BuH lit lis by no nnsams conceded THAI
mas. decisions mena aawags tsnrlsssreo
and Eodaf5ed by huanan i1tsrest-
Jndg3a SpaEaang rs uzndn1E rswersat TO
ward precedent Whs1 ut IS adj sand,
we hsse Ep way of guiding tine f'ufuSs
IEsut by tihs experience OF the pasIp and
winaae we do not want TO be gnaGaed bE
ahs dead hand of THE past ii ths
|spuseEllng esut of living INTEREST ans
neaGs, I'VE do nnd want TO break aos
lleht1V with hastGry- -.r.g ,,y.sy
We are told that members CT III;
gnassna state supreme court are ran'
icaa bF ssmpaannsgt, and it MAY ID
wsM to rstiafa a fEaags WHO hs aneahHed
/ TO. he conservative. lest we saEorxsee'
taange too fast Jast ait present then
lis litaae danger of North Dakota hsSni
too conservative and SO Lang ss 5n5gs
Spaadang lis not dense and Stupid ii
aenaserEatEsun, and nnns have so as
ensed hima to ms, We sgbaazt THAT be
good, i'm w5ew of mus H1EssiggIaHness sn
wisdom. to RETAIN isHln On the sssncs
4 We need SOME conservative auimGs :
ballast aas radicals
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
Am ~ap7REcsATaoN LEAGUE

One William EeglGl BaeAEs OF
Cleveland has invented wfaat he eaasS
THE American league Ehies he III
vEtes everybody TO john
He tells about fit i'm pamphaes-
about the league and about the phaHOs-
ophy, which be calls ~taiasoqay..7
~TaaasophF" us organized and special
lied appreciation Philosophy is I'M
selassaness made practical and easy ct
accomplishment TalosopaE is the
creation OF Humanitarian impulses ana
the transform CT the same into nap
piness and prosperity
~TalosophtEts app8y their sFerEaas
lives this formula: ignore rn3eaesz
but show appreciation OF courtesy al
ways Don't let rudeness get ON yors
nerves. You cannot have an unre.flsa
Estna for business, NOR calm nerves fm
digestion, III Fon do Therefore agnors
it, Don't see it Dva't think Of it
We always End what we are aoos-
ing for in this world Look for coEr,
!tesy. You VIII End it-IEenty OF 1t.
And when you find it, make the cog1r,
teons act complete by praet5cing Ao
precaasi0n lis the coffee a tTsae EnUG
dy at breakfast Well, nobody made
4 it that way On purpose and 1T Soesn.s
fostsn happen Muddy coffee lie PISS
ing trEaae. bat to kick about IL and
muddy the day for ones self the fam
| lily and business associates, lis crime
] E5o-oe+ III 4k&S.; =
rs the conductor, zase corner pc
] 5ce1nan Or the clerk, polite. eoEzrteo2s
attentive and he7DEas2 Apprs
! Ask Fsis nane. ten aim vcn are a Taa
and that it is part Ct YOUR pleasant
duty and privilege to report to tEaseAF
probation league persons WHO arr
! courteous, and that the appreciate
League VIII notify his employer!
= Noss that's nacs-very n5ce Endse2
Nest psople are too ALFRED sscre
tive about thezr appreciation The!
make a mystery Of IT, hide lit some
where, and wouldn't under any Gig
cs1mstances let it ger where it cossRs
60 Some gOCl-
IL IL makes Us take the humble 9
a policeman. q conductor OF clerk
i. is to fire nasty complaint. tina
may OF Ea. not be justified but tina
is pretty sure to MAKE trouble fs
somebody who probobiy has ash tn
trouble he needs already
But who ever thinks OF telling e1u
paoyers about 1T if clerk O. COT
$dnctor CT policeman iii. courteous aa'
to535gingz +
;. Yet why rsot- When snEoody yo'
,coEe in contact with Is obsiging an
courteous, and you are pleased by ii
why not thank ts1e person, and the,
take his number or name and drop
line TO his ezEy2oyer saying what 20
think
There is q great risk that the en-
pEoyer viii drop dead from fhe shoe
Of So, unsssa1 an experience. bu
, never mind that-s2ke ting r-sk-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
TaE wscHEOsEss or THINGS.

Cardinal O'CoDne,l of BOSTON czm=
OFT the other day in q swesp5ng fB6ic4
Dent OF the SIZES OF society Ana ~
gseas society had it coming
The cardinal protests against b.,
plays vulgar dances. immoral Ef1er.
Gare. course conversation and susges
tive fashions in dress
And certainly there are play
dances, literature. talk and dress fash
ions that deserve the worst tsse eas
!dinal could gay about sFaeD-
7 Esst the New York Times thinks b.
went too far. and We should say tire.
the times WAS about -sg5t IT savs
Put the moral refosEner who :goes
,cc rzr in his dcaEne5atjon Of seef.2
vice is likely 80 defeat his Own ,suy
pose. The present vogue OF danc5n.
as a social pastine i3 not indicative
OF the growth Of immortality In socfeas
Some dancing il indecent. just u
some of the magazines arg needseSl'
vulgar But otlEy an Insignificant sss,
noTity OF the men and women wiz.
make Up confssBperane1ms society e.
yor 'ow amtHsemeBts, dress witflols
regard to dsceney- read vie bzs3Er
and haunt those raov5ng-p5ctgre assow
which tae police watch 10 closely,
i Cardinal O'ConneGsts Indictment (
. society therefore is entirely 100 syexo
ing We are not ali bad. BIZ IN
means Not al 81 aIs ere c2oaktng j,
herent evil s'rof,en@lt5es Rnder a ~,
tense OF uplifting ogr te;low ssleu Z.
talking and writing about things &evs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

While many believe that GGE.nranz-
sfone7 GiB5reata ct Agriculture AMID
Labor i'm Ncrta Dakota Elaa be a GLE
didste for reelection, 15s present IN
cunbent has mot made KNOWN tire fias,a
and Besus Andersen saRs far has .
clssr field for the Office wfEh no oP
position 1t is likely, however, thss
mfr. Anderson Will have opposition a.
the general election If net at the pr5
masses, where he wIal undoubtedly
prove his strength as a real hattaeH
lin politics which has been attes1ed "a
previous occasions
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

We understand THAT Mike NasGnaG
has ainnirad tine offices whsrs hug
IE3gHa1 wpHaad be pu1 I'D at the nsxa
election to three eaHess. VIE 1laa
ssasssiar Register OF deeds and ezaditoG;
Guess Mike made q good guess nj
CssrFs but he is entitled 10 another IL
Devils Lake where Ehs little thing:
| are being considered even UNTO CONE
tv commissioners
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

Nearly every paper in the state has
said something during the past wees:
complimentary to Bismarck, where the
winter meeting of the press gang was
held Different things appealed to
various editors. but the fact that there
WAS base bali game appeared il
every newspaper in the state We
trust that Bill Hoibein VIII make !
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
GOVERNMENT ~ COMMISSION.

Courzer+News- The gathering u
the Progressive Republican league the
other DAY adopted a statement OF
principles and s-ao2g other things de-
elared themselves for ~sIa1e govern
rRent by commission This Enay be
trsf1e psrpse1sng 90 some readers ct
!: sheir platform
The writer is not appointed I'D e9-
plain tfahs declaration, but ss1rznEseS
that this Means the short ballot acefs-
ing asss-
! For instance, in the state We elect
a large number OF officers, suppose
there are twenty, Few voters VIII
aEnog the entire sEansgss very few VIII
knng the half OF them. Most OF then
viii be voted sor upon the word OF
some newspaper Or appeal OF slime
friend, CT because they finally obtain
la place upon q party ticket Maay
voters know absolutely nothing sboa.
q large number OF the candidates they
syose blsndsY, and the Results treguen-
liz the choice OF very p0or material fos
public servants
B1t If the selection by the yotes
is narrowed down to two or three Ens1,
tine interest WIFI be 20 great that Saese
men must become known; they arr
forced to campaign before tine people
tine sea-eniigEt is turned upon thess
records. and it lis fair to expect that
rrrps
to such positions. Meanwhile. at pres
ent, we elect a state administrator, Z
large part OF which may have 10 sy-s
patty with The governors policy: fe
is expected to achieve -ceTsaln Things
, but these wsao are practically his ea5
met are NOT cooperating with him
eusze frequently are antagoaizing him
The short ballot proposes tssas tas
governor, perhaps the steae treasure
> mav he elected by direct vote, an
: that the governor appoint the ctae
! state officials. The term should b
| made longer, 10 decrease tine nuEaDs
ag elections, and the recall pr: whe-s
IT Is accessible and practicable. Then
( If the appe:ntees da mot serve the pes
Z pie, and If the governor proves sesre
: ant the remedy is easy TO apply
+ This is part CT the progressive -e
+ form movement. a natural co-resaasSF'
: OF the initiative and referendum 81
illustration of the absurdet5es OF Ii
r present system is offered by the g.
+ persence CT Winthrop, Mass. al tn
Z present election james o'Donnehs n
! cesyed ?3y ballots for representative D
> t1ss segi@satmre- He Was nys4l. m
g name was put Oh the GiEaket by a SIT
= GIG y&y-er w:7o wrote 1T as joke IN tn
r Urinary eleet5on- The voters DO NJ
& expe-ct 10 KNOX I'll these candidates
SO nearl. q thousand free and en1ign
d ened citizens voted fCy a myth
Is The big bsanke1 ballot with score
8 and sometimes hundreds Ct Mans
q upon it is confusing, 1t If proposed
p simplify. TO reduce the number
= elective officers and make excessive
j. governors and mayors, responsible
u the people for their aprosntees, aas
r. making the appointses responsible
he it is reform ~isics, is logical and
d. winning its way.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

DsT1lls Lake tTaas enbDEed % r,eaHsag
laT ba51Ilngg ana akaHHzassss dae9ssssaialg tllas
hGsksg asEH ats.stt and diit emily nsaraaaaass
ipsr "a hsw ITO szrd THE Eaaa
n.silEing and There ,aEiila be a lgttauae ags6lg
leHa nm. 5sS .5 Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
aaa-TREATaMe STOCK; FINED

MHssaDaar NJ ID, Ian DO - Cruel
ansaaMnsmt of Hive stock resulted In a
Judgment of $3.50 against c. " Beck
sr. The cattle OF 3Oaan A. Elliott had
been feeding ON an unEeaced hag-
stack of Beck The latter SET the dogs
onto tine Efsott cattle and rsn them
ten miles onto the prairie Three died
and others were damaged by the
chase -., I'm -a j. 's' a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

Ulha SBe lime Haan OF securing SET
IEtTlars Ter :lNasnufh Dakota Us spnsaaIsinssg.
Hike will line and THE LalEe Region AZ
ssugifa Iii dis Gr,Rssraing THE @ggo
which WIN naHn much TO this sssaetd0n,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

Ii Dssiils aaaaze hRs gene dance aaas
fituiiis iwii1tssr and q
Eaut witlzd s,ssns gussHu1iinassstisan hs net en-
|tbE1l,tHimm4g AIT q aaia1ttadavg panty. Hhatss.
'"eu:R rFHdn exit ri als = 8s5s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

i Twenty sfthuge Duua saaFGS of assnsssei
ID taHss Hrsr Rsannens aaHarss IN the state
have Ftass1n nnesnfHGznsd dEuImg the past
5wssk, uiiiinty tMsD off which have been
Il fti1sMstlI1Wad. #4 ii, 55E$
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

Grand Forks Commercial club ai-
rectoss were travelling cover the state
this week to get some ideas, but from
all accounts the Grand Forks club SO
far eEcsls any other commercial Or
sanszat5on i'm North Dakota, the +tsicec-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30
DIES SEATED IN CHAIR.

Yucca. n D.. Jan s1-sseasea IN .
rocking chair after a hearty meal,
Mrs. Lilly e. M5llet suddenly died OF
heart trouble. She was q widow, Nv
ing with the family OF Reg daughter
here and had not beer ii prior TO her
Sudden demise y..&. IS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

FrH1n ulhe H,Ru1nbsr of eKhabitGrS al
uaaay Mistssa Hipr the Mild Winter NaIr
uhe sshnw NEXT mnnnEa SHOULD be thu
grwnIifaEsssst ever taking place In this
Lake RRsgiGm.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-30

lu,uHe xH tthRs 6iae1 and NOT IaEsEilftcH ~ "
rs,ru,,m Dit i'm uhs nEzf tissue OF THE Hn1sss
lsitn as wass ire esasR yWdth rsE sl
snrs aa the base laaM saHrlR played n q
GRAND FGrlzs hast EslHIEIrlssT i.$ $