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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

! Monday evenings "on!y democratic
daily bclched 4 long TRADE Of abuse
against Attorney Cu;hblrt, took a rap
at Gov. Hanna, also Senator Gronna
and a few Others in trying to detract
attention from the ''wMa heeling"
actions of John Dmkc in leaving his
post of duty and ,ra"@!jng to this
state in the interest of politics. In
the first place 81 will say that Mr..
Cuthbert, nor any other man, had any
thing to do with the article appearing
in this paper, md i makes us a little
tired to have the '',!cm9cratic daily
fry. TO hit someone ol"r our shoulder.
In our past % y%a!s Of newspaper
work in this county W. have always
managed to edit our OWL paper, and
we.:do not believe ~ las late date We
tarG compelled to call on Mr.. Cuthbe'l
OR any one else to write our articles
We do not believe in Ia"sonalities, aud
no 'matter how much the :'muck rak-
':inS' sheet down the street INDUCES
in the p~ersonsl abuse Of people We
Shall refuse to crafty them by digging
Info them, personally, but on the othe
hand we shall always claim the right
and privilege of tltacking the politi
cal record Of any man or set of men.
ias we believe that this is not only the
province but the duty a newspaper
loves to the people and when we wrote
up the trip of Ex Governor Burke from
Washington to this state we meant
just wlat we said. Personally. we
like John Burke, and as a citizen we
have nothing to say against him, but
when it comes to politics, our opinion
is that he has shown himself to 10 a
:machine politician of the worst type.
!While governor of this state he aimed
to build up a political machine that
would put the ward heller to shame.
He was ready and willing to take ev-
.erything the people would give him,
claim all the credit for everything but
did you ever hear John Burke speak
"a word for anyone else but Burke! He
was always there with a big "1,' and
whatever was accomplished he wanted
the credit. Finally, as a creature of
circumstances, he was landed in the
treasurer's chair, and yet he is not
satisfied. He wants to be the dictator
! of North Dakota democracy, and when
the democratic organization Of this
state attempts to recommend a man
for any federal Office, Mr.. Burke has
ito be reckoned with. This fact has
Disguised many Of the leading demo.
Gratis of the state, as they believe that
!: after the honors he has had showered
. upon him, that he should be satisfied
to give some one else a chance, but
that does not seem to be the policy of
, "Honest john" 1t has been given
out that the treasury department. is in
, bad shape asd that in order to find
out where things are at that a set OF
experts hive been employed at a salary
of about 800 a day to check things
up, but ait the same time the head OF
the department. can find time to como
. here to deal out the appointments. fol
fear that some man who was not one
of his boosters might be handed some
thing. There is not al question but
/: the people of Devils Lake like John
Burke as a citizen, but as a politician
how different. The last time he ran
for Office it took several bross bands
and several outside speakers to come
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

The outlook is that W. G. Taylor
the present commissioner of insurance
will not be disturbed in his candidacy
for denomination and election. he has
made a splendid official and to all who
know anything about it he has admin
istered the affairs of this Office in a
most satisfactory manner Every de-
tail has had his closest attention and
while he has aimed to be fair with the
insurance companies he has made them
keep within the laws in all matters.
In the interest Of the state we feel
that it would be unwise to replace Mr..
Taylor with a new mar at this time.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
THE SENATORIAL SITUATION.

Senator Gronna will be his own
successor in Washington. There are
many matters that perhaps The Search
Light disagrees with the senator in,
and it does not laud him as al perfect
man or a man without faults but since
he has been a. member Of the senate
he has faithfully and intelligently re-
presented the people and has worked
for their best interests and he is still
working in their interests and is up to
the times with up-to-date ideas, fear
lessly helping along the real progress.
siv movement. This is what is want
ed in Washington, and Gronna being
in good standing with both the Repub-
lican and Democratic sides of the sen
ate, and familiar with the work there
and being in line with the demands
of the people at the present time, is
the best fitted man to send back tc
| Washington as his successor. Gronna
is close to the farming interests and is
in full sympathy with the laboring
men and these are the classes that arc
particularly interested in his candi'
dacy, not only in this state, but else
where. It seems to the Searchlight
that it does not matter much what
new situation or complications may
arise the almost certain outcome is thc
nomination of Gronna to succeed him
self and if nominated there is no pos
sible democrat or person that can beat
him at the general election in the fal
--Searchlight.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Down at Fargo the merchants have
gotten together and are having what
they call ga Dollar Day. Each
merchant aivertises a line 81 goods to,
be sold for an even dollar on a certain
day and if it proves a success they
propose to have such a day once q
month. We believe that this is .
good move and could be handled in
Devils Lake with much success. People
are looking for bargains. and such
a day could be made a real bargain
day in this city. Things Of this kind
have a tendency to make o bust
ness for our merchants and would be
a fine thing for the buying public
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Advertising is the secret of success
in any line of business in this day and
age. No merchant can expect to sue
coed without he does a certain amount
of honest and judicious advertising
For the local merchant the best pos
sible advertising is through the col
umns of the local newspapers. The
World s%olicits your advertising on a
positive guarantee as to circulation
and our books are open to u advcr
Users. This papers is read by more
people in Ramsey county than any
other newspaper published and if you
place your advertising here you are
bound to get results.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Usher L.. Burdick of Williston has
announced himself as a progressive
republican candidate for governor,
subject to the decision o fthe June pri'
maries-but he says he is shy on fnan-
ces and can't afford to spend much
money to catch the nomination. No
doubt Burdick is good timber for
governor-but what's the matter with
Hanna, the present governor7 He has
only had one term in Office, and has
made good all the way through. Does
not one such continual good term de-
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

To think Of sending a man like Andy
Miller to the United States senate is
really a joke. But it takes fellows
just like Milly to have the gall to ask
the people for an Office Of this kind,
He is about as well qualified for the
position as we are to be president Of
the United States. We do not believe
for a minute that the people Of North
Dakota have so far lost their senses
as to think of retiring a man like SEN
ator Gronna, who has made a splendid
record in both congress and the senate
for a "dub'' like Miller.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

When a political campaign is Oh we
believe that it is not only within the
province but the duty of q newspaper
to take a stand and in a fair name
advocate the principles for which his
paper stands. IT is fair to assume
that every man has a perfect right
to his opinion and that after carefully
stuling the situation will 60 to the
polls and vote for what he thinks will
be for the best of the country in which
he lives. But in order to become post
ed on the conditions and the ability
of men to hold office, the average
citizen must look to the columns Of
the newspapers for his information.
During the coming campaign, as in
past campaigns, the publisher Of this
paper will leave no doubt in the minds
Of the people as to where he stands on
all political questions, and the candi-
dates this paper will support, but
every action and move will be what we
consider for the past interest Of Ram
sey county and the state Of North Dak-
ota. Until after the primaries we shall
support such Republican candidates as
we believe will best serve the people,
and after that time and until the elect
ion is over we shall support the Re-
publican; ticket as nominated. This
paper believes in the principles of the
Republican party, and therefore in
politics will be republican. Not a
"stand pat" Republican nor a "pro-
g~ressive" Republican, but just a plain
Republican, and in weighing the candi-
dacy of any man we shall not Judge
him bv whether he has been with one
wing or the other Of the party in the
past, just so that he has been a Re
publican and has stayed within the
party. We shall aim to treat all can
didates fairly and h%onorably, and any
candidate we wish to support we will
have good AND sufficient reasons for 50
doing, and we shall endeavor to make
those reasons clear and plain to the
voters. Looking back 80 years from
the time we were a boy we have
watched the workings Of both and he
publican and Democratic adminlstrat
ions when in power, and no n can
honestly dispute that the country has
grown and prospered every time the
Republicans were in power, but when
the Democrats got control Of the reln'
their administration has been a dismaI
failure. What the present ahministrat
ion will be able to do is an unknown
quantity, further than that up to the
present time, under the free trade bill
of Mr.. Wilson, the farmers have re-
ceived a jolt, and we predict. that be
fore the end of another two years his
administration will be put down in
history as another Democratic failure
For these and other reasons we pro
pose to advocate the principal and
doctrines Of the Republican party.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
WILSON THE POLITICIAN.
When Woodrow Wilson was first

When Woodrow Wilson was first
mentioned as a presidential possibility
the leading democratic politicians set
up a howl of protest. The idea Of
running an impracticable and theoriz-
ing college professor for president of
the United States! How absurd! Such
a man might hold certain theoretic
and impracticable views concerning
the civil service and the merit system.
Sixteen long and lean years had gone
by since the Democratic brethren had
boon permitted to pluck the luscious
political plums. The longing to
"pluck' once more was intense. Coul
they afford to take any chances with
d philosophical pedagoguea
But the story is an old one now. III
spite of bitter opposition, Wilson was
nominated (thanks to Bryan) and
elected. The apprehensive politicians
who had opposed his nomination, had
overlooked one important circumstance
in Wilson's career as college professor
they had failed to remember that he
was the leading authority on the Jack
~sonian period. To the unbounded de-
light of the hungry mob that besiegel
him Wilson knew all about the spoil>
system and didn't permit such new.
tangled notions as the merit system
and civil service to deter him from
wedding out the old government en-
ployes and giving his p%artisans their
places as fast rs expediency and the
senate would allow-and that interest
ing process still continues.
But Wilson's fame as a politician will
not rest on his acceptance of the doe.
trinc that to the victor belongs the
spells. The democratic platform plcdg'
ed him to one term. This plank was
undoubtedly inserted at the behest OF
Bryan. The peerless leader still as
pires to be chief executive of these
united OCdCCS, ana lSlO VIII uuuOLDS
edly again see him cast his hat into
the ring if Wilson is prevented from
becoming a candidate for reelection
on account of the four-year plank. II
is in this connection that the president
has shown himself to be a consum
mate politician. A short time age
he recommended in his message to con
gress an amendment to the constitu
ton providing for a presidential pr
mary. If a presidential primary ha'
been passed by 1916 what is going tt
present the democratic voters from
nominating Wilson in spite of the plat
form of 1922 Such a nomination wou!,
mean that OH a referendum the demo
cratic voters recall the four-year planl
Is this the reason why the presidcn
recommends the presidential primary
Time will tell. In the meanwhile MI
Bryan will have his grape juice t.
console him and keep him from worry
ing.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

With free potatoes coming in from
Belgium and other countries, free hut
ter fom Siberia and other countries,
free beef and corr from Argentine, free
eggs clear from China and probably
later on free wheat from Canada, is
there any reason why the American
farmer should not be enthusiastic for
Mr.. Wilson's democratic free trade
administration.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Did you ever notice that it is the
fellow who does much stealing himself
that always "hollers" stop thief. The
"only democratic daily in the state"
steals az majority Of it's editorials
bodily mad never gives credit for them;
and yet how prone they are to charge
others with having their writings done.
by outsiders.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27
SPIT-BALL JOHNNIE.

Spitball Johnnie, in his Office,
Where the Journal grows,
Likes to fill. his paper up
With things he thinks he knows.
Likes 10 have his little writings,
Reach the. public eye;
Likes to think he hits so hard
He's making someone cry.
When the news is slow in coming.
SpitbaIl sits him down
And wonder who to shoot at next,
In this, his "Blooming' town.
It's then he chews his paper pill
And puts in the tube;
Fills up his chest, rufrs out his cheek:
And blows the wad, Poor Ruhc!
We hope he keeps on doing it,
1t pleases us 4 lot;
We love his word contortions,
And we'd just as leave as not
Let Johnnie keep on shooting
With his little spitball gun;
It's bread and meat for Johnnie,
While for us, it's foolish fun.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

the air as to who is going to rum for
this Office or that Office nothing def
mite is known SO far as a public an
nouncement is concerned. Come on
in boys, the water is fine, and if you
don't get in before long the political
swimming pool will be SO crowded that
there will be no room for more.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

serve another9 You fellows who are
looking out for fresh, green timber
better stop and think a little on the
value of the we'll seasoned and highly
useful kind. It's too expensive to the
state to be changing officials every two
years just to experiment.-Cavalier
Chronicle.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

The Mothers Club is holding an
open meeting at the Commercial club
rooms this afternoon. This is the first
meeting to be open to all and much
interest is being taken. President A.
L. johnson is on for a talk and others
will also speak.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Considering the fact that the pri-
MARY election is less than four months
away politics in this county are very
quiet. Not a candidate for q county
office has yet announced his candidacy
and while there are many rumors III
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Congressman sisson proposes to PEN
sion farmers who steadfastly remain
on their farmers. Farmers who have
the nerve to stick to their farms under
the Wilson free trade administration
are entitled to a pension.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

CANDY Miller denies that he is a
creature of Alex Mckenzie and that
Mckenzie will support him for q. g.
senator. Of course, it stands him in
hand to deny the report, whether it 10.
so or not. Those who know Miller
best are willing to take what he says
"with a grain of salt. IF
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Editor Kirsch of the Warwick Sen
tinel is a candidate for the office of
county treasurer of Benson county.
Go to it brother. We wish you all
kinds of success.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

here on the eve of election to carry
the city for him and then he got
through by the "skin of his
teeth
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

Entered at the postof6ce at Devils
Lake, N. D., as second class matter.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-02-27

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mining engineer Of Ardmore, Okla. as
70 the great abundance o. rain IN Ok
lahOma this season He accounts for
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then all Of the gas that has been al
low ed 10 escape in Oklahoma has not
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the cause OF bumper crops for the
farmers Of Oklahoms-Ol and Gas
Journal
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The ONE PLACE

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merr"
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citizen
Wen. can teE you Of place
Fhere you'll find no m1sqrltoeE. 10
r,lEe. no Inferior food. no fatiguius
,rqurcments az u dress. where the
fishing Is alwais good and The TEN
peratIfc Ideal"
4 krow'" replied The weary ciii-
zen. There is such 2 place. HIi l
con feel liks starting for heayel
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