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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29

stories which are just about along the same line. They are all
las ed,' up for the purpose of trying to fool the people into voting
Tor Hellstrom for governor. But the people are wise to these
things, and we predict that this kind of campaigning will act as a
boomerang, and that when the votes are counted Mr.. Hellstrom will
learn that he wuold have done much better by trying to boost
himself and his party along by clean methods. We know what we
are talking about when we say that as a business governor Hanna
has had no equal in the history of this state. If you vote for the
interests of your own %pocketbook you will go to the polls and cast
a vote for the reelection Of L. B. Hanna.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29
EEOIsTAD FOE COMMISSIONER.

For county commissioner from the 9Th district Of Ramsey coun-
}ty The Republicans have nominated that splendid citizen and Land
sowner, Ole j. TEoistad OF DeGroat township. Ramsey county is
5strictly an aericultlnal community, IFS very existence depends
1upon the soil and'what it produces. This being true, a farmer is
the most logical candidate to represent this splendid county and to
serve her citizens as one of it's county commissioners. No better
Representative Of the farming interests could be chosen than that
of Ole j. Hoistad. Coming to this county a number of years ago,
he has seen the development during these years and he has been
sterests of the county. Ole J. Hostad for county commissioner is
Jan ideal candidate and he has proven his worth by the splendid
(which he seeks reelection. His friends predict his election by a
larger majority in the N love nt:c4e election tonot than he eon received in
of the common people, interested in a just and economical dis
lcharge of the county's business, a man who will spare no effort to
EIrepresent his constituents truly and eAiciently-such a man is Ole
aJ. ~Hoistad-ChurchsF Ferry Sun.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29
S~ERUETGAElD'S SCRTTE.

Silver serunnGard has long enjoyed comparative political abscur-
ity. He was q democrat Up until about the year 1912, when he was
seeded fro nt1e Republican party, Serungard became a Bull
Moose Rooseyeltte. He was bound, it seems, to get into the
political lnelght. Now he is the Progressive Bull in the China
Shop, in his candidacy for United States Senator.
Serungard mistakes noise and bitterness for craftsmanship. His
diagnosis is wrong. He needs to read UP more, and Silver should
be kept i'll a cool place during a c campaign as his imagination is apt
to get badly heated and confused-Fargo Searchlght.
Several years ago a few of the Small fry" politicians, who were
fighting Senator Gronna, got control of the Arena, a small paper
published at Michigan City, Nelson county, and in order to injure
MI. Glonna had published a lot Of stuff Of a political nature and.
now the Democratic Central Committee of the state is having this
"dope" reproduced in "boler plate" and sent out to the various,
papers for publication. They endeavor to mislead the people, by
not stating the true facts in the matter. If the Democrats can't
find some better campaign literature than this old stuff, which
was perpetrated by an anti-Gronnam machine several years ago they
are pretty hard up for campaign arguments.
Next Tuesday is election day, and for the last time we wish to
urge on every voter in the county to get out and cast a ballot. We
are not urging that you cast a Republican ballot, unless you be-
leve that by so doing you vote for the best interests of the county
and state. But we urge that you cast a ballot for some party, tt
government of our county, state and nation, and the best method
and practically the only method you have of doing this is to vote
for the men of your choice. Don't say that your vote is only one,
and it will make no difference, but take a little time off and vote
your choice for the various officers.
John Burke says that he came all the way from Washington to
help elect F. O. Helstrom governor. Mr.. Burke holds an important
federal position, being treasurer Of the United States, and yet
he leaves his post Of duty to come to North Dakota on a campaign
pose he would stand to have his cabinet officers leave their work
and travel a couple of thousand miles to take an active part in a
state campaign? And again, don't you think the people of this
state would think just as much Of Mr.. Burke if he stayed at his
place in Washington.
After the election is over the candidate who has made a clean
campaign will not have anything disagreeable to think about, even
if he is defeated. While the fellow who has been travelling about
the state singing mud at the other fellow, will bear the marks for
got much for any candidate, and this will be plainly proven when
the votes are counted.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29

Senator La Toilette endorses A. ]. Gronna as a valuable man in
the U. S. senate. fMr. Gronna was such a bad mar as Silver Ser
umgard tries to make out do you believe that La Toilette would
give him his unqualified endorsement. Either La Toilette or Silver
is wrong. Which do you choose to believe is right?
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29

Devils Lake has aa institution of which it may we'll feel proud,
and that is our Commercial club. No city the size of Devils Lake
only way it can be supported and maintained is by the hearty CO.
operation Of all. It goes without saying, that in the past there
has brought about a certain amount of dissention, but what has
passed and gone cannot be rectifed now. At the present time the
officers of the club are a careful, conservative class of our best
business men and citizens, and we believe that all feel that the
business of the club is being conducted in a safe and sane manner.
It takes a certain amount Of money to maintain an institution Of
of this kind, and if each and every one would do his part there
would be no burden about it. The many good things which a club
of this kind can accomplish for a city outneasures by far the cost
of keeping it. Let us all show the proper spirit and boost, and
there will be no question but what this institution will be one of
the best assets the city has.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29

Hensron started out in his campaign telling a great lingo about
Hanna pardoning a prisoner for the purpose of saving the North
sern Pacific railroad from paying a $4,000 reward. After a little
investigation the whole story fell flat: 1t was learned that Mr.:
Hanna and the other four members of the pardoning board acted
wisely and justly. Since then Henstrom has been spreading other
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29

That Silver Serumgard and H. H. Aaker, candidates for u. sill
senator and governor on the Progressive ticket in this state, are
WORKING IN the interests OF the Democrats and bending every e-
doubt. It. is even said that the Democrats of the state are paying
the campaign expenses of both Se1unngard and Aaker. The truth
Of this is very nicely illustrated in the Progressive bulletin gotten
out: This is a four page bulletin, and the only pictures appearing
on the front page are those Of Serunngard and Aakcr. The prin-
cipal object of this bulletin seems to be to roast Hanna. We have
noticed this bulletin running in only two newspapers so far, and
those are the Devils Lake Journal and the Cando Record, two of
the leading Democratic papers of the state. Is it possible that
these are the only two newspapers in the state that they could get
to run this rot, or are these two Democratic papers trying to repay
Messrs: serumgard and Aaker for the services they have rendered
to the Democratic party?
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-29
STOPS HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA AT ONCE.
DON'T SUFFER! GET "A 10 CENT
PACKAGE OF DIR. JAMES
HEADACHE POWDERS

You can clear your head and relieve
a dull, splitting o r violent throbbing
headache in a moment with a DR..
James Headache Powder. This old
time headache relief acts almost mag
ically. Send some one to the drug store
now for a dime parkage and q few
moments after you take powder you
will wonder what became Of the head
ache, neuralgia and pain. Stop suf-
fering-its needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
A MANS WORK
Theme of Powerful Sermon on "A Mans
Make-up- Delivered by DR.. A.
w. Mills Sunday.

Taking for his text study TO Show
Thyself Approved unto God. a Workman
that >cedeth not to be Ashamed~-z
Timothy ais. Dr. 4 W. Mills delivered
a practical and forceful sermon which
was listened to by a large and apprecia-
tive audience at the Fourth Street 81.
r. church Sunday morning.
Rev. Mills said In part. Each man
hnds himself under the Law Of necessity
TO work. IL is the divine order. Lite
DEFENDS upon H. other life in the world
j. amply provided FOR by the providence
mails, must work In order TO 1--we. Each
man nnds hat ne L. under the necessity
OF constant toll IN order Co maintain
his own life. But he also discovers tnat
he l. under the law OF brotherhood. and
must work 90 help on the cause OF hui
manity. No man livcth TO himsen
We are all so related that our work
must react on others.
The most serious question which
every youth must meet on the threshold
Of life - this What shall I do with
my me- What shall be my job To
help you answer that question will
say-nrst. you must follow your bent.
least one. In all probability you have
only one That b.. you have "A natural
aptitude In one direction. You are pest
htted TO do some one specific thing.
1t Is very important that you should
at the very outset OF life rid yourself
o. the notion that you are very versa
tile There H. nothing so fatal TO sue
familiar with the Old law-Iack Of all
trades and good at none The man who
can de- some one hin and do that one
thing well, ~ bound TO succeed"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
IMPROVEMENTS TO
TRACTION COMPANY
PHEs. GUY rnrPP. OF AMEnIcAn
WATEEWoBkS AND ELEC-
TBrc CO. HERE.
insmatss That Extsnsivs work 10 10 be
Done on Local Yropsrty-Makss
Inspection Rsrs.

After inspecting practically the entire
system OF the Mhc.lirg Traction COM
psny. Mr.. Guy r. Tripp. president Of the
american Wstcrv orkB and Electric com
psnH. lett this city yesterday at noon.
Tor New York. = The corporation when
MI Irippe heads H. the reorganization
OF the American Wstcrworks and Guar
anty Co. OF which the West Penn Trac-
ton company. owncrr OF the Wheeling
traction Company. ~ one OF the princi-
pal holdings.
With a view OF carrying out some
improvements and extern
sions 10 the local lines. MIR. Trip spent
saturday and the forenoon OF yesterday
tamiliarizing himself with local cOndi-
ions and needs. accompanied by Gem
eral Manage George %. Maggie. he visit
ed the various divisions OF the whecl.ag
Traction ~Company's lines.
Before his departure for New York.
MT. Trtpp expressed himself as being
well pleased with the local property. and
inferred that considerable money prob
ably will be spent on improvements in
the Wheeling district. The natur. of
the proposed improvements has not been
announced. In fact. IL has not been def
nitely settled. AZ was stated yesterday.
IL Is understood the company Is plan
ming TO extend The I;srton line TO ST.
Clatrsvtllc. o.. at an early date. however.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04

Mr.. W. L. Watson. Of as snarps-
vile Street. sharon. Pa. laid e re
Health Teacher: This IL the fr.t
time ! have ben anls 70 toll you .r
ny good results. I was confined 20
my home on Accent 90 ..omsu,h and
rheumatic troubles. Pains across nv
back and In the sio9,ach wera very
severe My limbs we're swo. len from
The ankles 20 he thighs. was sub
lect 10 such g%is:iuess an Headaches
that J could hardly stand them. \
had read OF h great work done BY
the Quaker Herb Remedies In Youngs
town. 80 ! decided 10 try them in nv
case. The results were remarkabls
IN a few weeks I wa able 20 70 10
the city. / am now entirely we'll ana
VII always praise the Quaker Rene
lies. ] only used three bottles OF
Extract and ~ Of the on"
Mr. ~ W Miller. ~ Wheelersbur1
OHIO. postofice box 107. told OF hav-
ing bought many medicines for bis
vie. who had bcen ailinR for Is yaars
with q complication Of stomach ana
kidney troubles She had almost con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04

slant headaches. dizziness and bloa,-
ing OF the stomach. she had A sore
n stin feeling all over the body
AFTER n short curse OF Quaker Ky
tract and the use OF OIL Of Balm har
sunerinCs were changed to grateful
praise OF a wonderful line OF rene
dies, for h was rid OF the Trouble
and looking and feeling better than
In ten years.
Why do you put ~ OF any longer.
sufferer You have stomach trouble.
OF your kidneys are not acting a. they
should. That pain In the sides and
back VIII vanish like a mist befora
the summer sun n you take q course
OF Quaker Extract. This Is not a
false claim. for II has already been
proven here many hundreds of times
In the last cir or eight years. No ex-
pertinent with the Quaker Remedies
A. all.
Sec Quaker Fisher az G. IT. CREST
and Co. The Original Cut Rate. IIf1
Market 81 He welcomes you from
: 20 . m. tll 8 p M. daily. Quaker
Extract. siN for s. or three for 50 so.
single bottles. 81 each. OIL OF Balm.
for n and all pain. SOC a bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
EPHLIN In RACE
Wen Known Proprietor OF Fort Henry
Smoke House VIII be Candidate
Tor County Commissioner.

Charles Ephlin. proprietor Of the Fort
candidacy for the Republican nominal
ton for County Commissioner OF the
district north OF the creek. Ia sp@akfnc
70 an lntelitgencer reporter Yesterday
ne stated that hts friends had Prevailed
upon him 10 make the race and had eN-
pressed their willingness to aid him In
the campaign. Mr.. Ephlin has long been
a resident OF the district which he hopes
- represent and Il widely known in the
business world.
u j. probable that he win be pres
ent at the meeting Of the Ohio County
republican IN tomorrow night
and there publicly announce his candi-
dacy. some tins ~ the members Of
the committee IN discussing c~andtdafes
Tor the position unanimously endorsed
Mr.. Ephlin. although no real action was
taken on the question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
AMAZING And REMARKABLE, BUT ABSOLUTE TRUE
W rs flSHE IN SHGWS p MORE AND MORE RESULTS EACH DAY HE STAYS IN
AOn Ao PROVEN I'LL Grand WORTH OF QUAKER REMEDIES

What a real grand thing 1t has been
Ior sufferers Of Wheeling n vicinity
that Quaker Fisher came here with
the great Quaker Herb Extract and
Oh or Balm. Hundreds Of local peo-
pie. as well a. those from all the sur
rounding towns. have already deriysd
great BENEFITS from the use OF ,h.se
sterling medicines. Ther- are thou
sands In this state and Ohio recon-
r1ending the Quaker Remedies 10
friends. relatives and ~neiEhbors. And
why do you suppose they do IT. ca
tsinly not because they are paid 10
do so. And not becauY.. they ha, q
nothing else TO do. 80. no. nor 81
All. II IL just because the Quaker
medicines have proven thai they we're
better for their troubles than an thu
other reL edies that Rad hcon taL.n
previously. Gratitude b. q lar feafh-
Ing virtue. indeed. That e really
why the fame % tho old Quake ssa1.
edies has reached Ear aud wife-irsf
Tor the one ressp1 that s. ainy per
sons have tod Others Vhom ~
knew TO ~ sur sing a. ruEY we're
before they 1sd basn cured ~ these
Quaker m~-dic.u"-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
MRS. DYE. WIFE OF PROMINENT
OIL CONTRACTOR VISITS
HERE.
Wa at Tsmoieo When Conditions Be
came Serious-lesves For Visit
In Fairmont.

Forced TO fee from Mexico because
u the ant-American threats and dem
onstrations. Mrs. J. NJ. Dye. wife OF a
prominent oil contractor OF Tsmpico.
Mexico. formerly a resident OF Fair
mont. W. Va. arrived in his city Fri
day night. She remained at the
Stamm hotel until Saturday afternoon.
Ieaving owe thu b.. & o. for a visit
With Fairmont friends and relatives.
Her husband was detained a few days
IN Galveston. Texas. on business. but
lett saturday for Washington, ID e.
TO take up with the government. mat.
ters relating 10 his Mexican interests.
Iraveling night and day sinceN Mon
upon reaching Wheeling. She
SAID the Americans were forced to
nee for their lives. They were unable
10 collect their possessions or even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
ORDERS ENTERED
Several Matters Disposed of by Circuit
Judges saturday--Hau
Case Up.

An order or reinstatement was enter
ed saturday In the ease OF James Nc
Irccry a Co. ". August Mitchell. for
$500 damages. The suit was based
upon an alleged debt that carries all
kinds OF sundry articles In the bill Of
particulars.
An order Was entered In the cas-. Of
the Administrators OF the will of IN.
late Morris Horkhcimcr -. The Fidelity
ana Casually Co. Diminishing the case
on request Of the administrators.
IN the matter OF Anna Hall vs.. The
city Hallway Company and the West
virginia Traction and Electric ompany
an order WAS entered that she ul- an
bill Of particulars. The plain
uff ~ suing for the sum OF SIS. o dam-
ages 10 recover FOR injuries when the
platform at the park fell during a Ma
sonic picnic some time ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
BRIEFS


Arrangements for the annual
banquet Of the Alumni OF the Wheel
ing High school are steadily being
carried forward. and IL is understood
that the affair will he held In the
new indso hotel.
PLANS for the presentation OF
The Drum Major. the play to be
given by the Wheeling High school
Alumni are fast rounding into shape
n VIII be the o important en-
given by that organiza-
ton since the presentation of the
charity entertainment In January.
1t is expected that LACK" Night.
engale. who las, week was appointed
by Governor Hatfield to succeed 1.
v. Barton. OF this city. as state labor
commissioner. Is expected to arrive
in the city today. TO become familiar
with his DUTIES.
A meeting of the filtration com
mittee OF the board of trade will be
held this week. 4 report will be
made OF the inspection of the Cincin-
natl plant.
The executive committee OF the
Wheeling Playrrounds association
will be held in the assembly rooms
OF the board OF trade. this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.
An increase in capital stock Of
from $500. 900 to $4,000. 900 was filed
with the clerk of the county court.
Saturday. by the Consolidated Tele-
phone company. of West Virginia.
Formerly the National Telephone
properties.
A meeting OF the civic committee
OF the board of trade has been called
for Wednesday afternoon. at $3.50
o'clock.
%. r. Keyfaf. general manager Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
RIVER NEWS

Bound for Cincinnati. the steamer
CITY OF Parkersburg. from Pittsburgh,
cleared the local wharf yesterday morn
ing. shortly after . o'clock. The Kan
awha- with a iaree cargo. departed
shortly before noon. for Pittsburgh.
The Liberty will he rn this evening.
ana viii leave tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. for smo
\ stage OF los feet was recorded on
the government gauge at the McMcchen
can last night at midnight. The river
was failing
RIVER STAGES
PlTTSBuRGH, Pa. May 3-The river
stages are as follows.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-sl feet. fall
ing. clear.
sTEUBENvILLE -e3 feet. falling
clear.
PARKERsBURG-i2.S feet. falling
clear.
MoRGANTowN-T feet. stationary;
clear.
OIL CITY-ss feet. falling: clear.
WARHEN-2.3 feet. falling: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
y. p. ARBENz SELECTED.

Hon. J. r Arbenz. has been selected
20 deliver the II o'clock toast 10 de.
parted members OF local ~. +. q. y. no.
y. at the monster social session Thurs
day evening. Hon. George Hook will be
tonstmaster. Tho COMMITTEES in charge
been working over time arranging
Tor the session. and are ably coached By
n. q. Browne. Those on the
committee are Ted EliE Carl Lang. John
OConner. e. " Cooke and Bert SwartE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICES.

d rcsponsc To- the circular letters
sent out by Sheriff Sweeney concerning
the pap ment Of delinquent take. has
been liberal. Under The state tax laws
unless the taxes are Isid. "A public sale
VIII pc resortcd 10. To collect. The
sheriff T. not possessed with the spir,.
or using drastic means and Is therefore
every method TO collect by
usual means. should these fail. how
ci cr. sclIlng viii b. nccesHRrY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
ELKs SOCIAL SESSION.

The members % wheeling lodge 40.
p. " = q. Eltg viii hold r. social ses-
sion ~ che club ON Fifteenth street
Thursday evening ~ this week. follow
ing the business session o. the meeting
The club room viii be decorated for
the event and Ne D. ratd mat Peter Hsh.
erEtfck has some Interesting features in
store Tor the occasion. The members Of
Mnundtille lodre have been invited 20
attend the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
TRY APPEAL CASES TO-DAY.

Three appeal cases will be aired
morning IN Part III OF the circuit
are h Steenrod Auto supply
company VS.. II. Il. Robinson, Charles
stevens by his next friend VS. :. *
and Swift & Co. VS.. Charles
None OF the suits are
iarge n will probably be easily set
tied during the DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
U. c. r. GRAND BALI TO
BE AT WHEELING PARK

4 meeting OF the general committee IN
OF the annual convention Of the
= nited Commercial Travellers 10 b. held
IN this city. June 10 TO ~. was held last
saturday Arrangements for the grand
hall TO be held at Wheeling park on the
last night OF the convention were cum-
pietcd- All OF the arrangements for tine
event were thoroughly discussed. The
committee viii also continue the solicit
tation OF funds. which will be ncceSsar,
20 complete the plans.
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Rrv. YArnAr TO sYEAx.

Thia evening o. q O'Clock Rev Fl 49,.
Natmnu wUt arcat % Tho SECOND pres.
Uf terrain fhurrH Ou tho subject entitled
sunrise Trom the Roof 81 the World
Iu This address REV Nafman viii tell
about fhe great mt scenes ~
FOUND lu The WlmalaFT mountain range
ON the borders Of Thlhrf 80 doubt
tho addrear VII prove quite interesting
o. weU o. lnsfrurfiNe 4 cordial invita-
tlnn &C. attended 90 every one o. bs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
SELL DovEKEn rnopErrx.

The effects OF Captain Dovener will
be sold At the north door Of the Court
mouse next saturday morning at 10
@ CLOCK under the supervision OF sheriff
SNeeney who was appointed a commits
sioner Tor the captain by the circuit
court n captain l. az present at
the nome OF his son. william. IN Mary
land, and latest news from there - 20
the erect that there f. no hope for his
rccoNery The effects include his Inv
library. shares Of capital stock OF the
lzaak Walton fishing club. The sheriff
Is not making the sale as sheriff but a.
n specinc duty outlined by the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
TRACTION COMPANY SUED.

a suit in which the West Virginia
iendant was filed SATURDAY. bv Aftor.
neys j. r. Handlan and Knote. The
suit rs styled James " Mccoy VS.. the
West virginia Traction company and
IS rough for the sum Of 10000 The
piaintin claims personal injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
MILK REPoRT NOT coon.

The milk report just submitted for
the month Of April shows thai there are
some % the dairtes that are not as good
as they might be while there were two
that tested 3 per cent butter fat. one
OF the two having the highest quality
81 gcr cent.