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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
NORTH DAKOTA
MEN ARE HELD

Glenwood, Mimi, Nov. 9.-John ia
cobson and George Nelson of Ignite,
N. D., were bound over to the grand
jury by Justice +. E. Reed, of Glen
wood, following preliminary exam
ination today. They are charged with
the murder of the three Mitmoen bro
theirs, at their farm near Lowry, in
May last. The grand jury will con-
vene Nov. %.
The substance of the evidence at the
hearing against Jacobson and Nelson,
who are brothers-in-law, is that they
purchased revilvers in Glenwood May
3rd, and hired a car to take them to
Lowry, where they acted suspiciously
in leaving the car.
The murders, supposedly committed
on May 9th, reveal the use Of a .32
caliber revolver and familiarity with
the habits and actions Of the broth
ers. The defendants offered no tes-
timony.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
| STOPS
BOARD MEETING
ANY ACTION UNDER IMNIIGcA-
TION ACT ENJOINED BY COURT
ORDER.

Bismarck, Nov. 9.-The board of
immigration met this afternoon in
open session, all of the members be-
ing present. No specification was
taken, and while the board was dis
cussing preliminary matters deputy
sheriff served summons on the MEN,
bers of the board.
The complaint is in the name of
James H. McGilis Of Mandan, with
John F. Sullivan as his attorney. The
action is brought in the district court
Of Burleigh county and asks that the
committee be enjoined and restrained
from doing any act, or thing, of any
name, nature or description, pursuant
to, or. under, and by virtue of, Tie
immigration bill. The board ado. VI
ed until 2 o'clock Wednesday, when
it will meet for a further conference
on the situation. Apparently, thu
immigration matter is tied up for al
least 80 days more.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
BAD NEGRO IS
H0LD.UP MAN
AS SHERIFF GATHERS WITNESS
ES SUPPOSED DEAD MAN
MOVES.

New Rockford, N. D., Nov. S.
Communications from east of Tiffany
summoned the sheriff and coroner,
and it was hurry up call to investi-
gate the alleged killing of bad man
who, so the story goes, knocked out a
young Finlander and disabled Sec
ond lad working on the Krause thresh-
ing rig.
The crew claims he robbed one of
the lads of $40 in cash after he had
knocked him out with club. He
then started on third young fellow,
a Finlander, who grapbed club and
gave the skilled colored artist first
class beating up, smashing up his head
in bad shape and putting him to sleep
| for couple of hours.
| When Sheriff Fahrer and Coroner
Mackenzie arrived on the scene OF
conflict the colored individual seemed
dead as he was partially covered ur
with straw and debris. They began the
collecting of witnesses, when the sher
if noticed the man move one Of his
arms.
After bringing him back to this
mundane sphere lie was arrested ant
brought to the county Jail. No COY.
plaint being entered against him HI
was released but was re-arrested upol
a criminal charge, filed by the young
man who was relieved of $40. He i
now being held in durance vile pendin.
the action of the states attorney in tn
matter.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
Devils Lake "Want
Ad" Man Proved To
Be FiCk|e Spouse
CONFIDING BRIDE WHO CAME
FROM NORWAY, WANTS RO-
MANTIC CHAIN CUT.
FULL OF SPIRITS, NOT LOVE
SOUSED GROOM REMAINED BUT
ONE DAY WITH BRIDE-RE.
TURNED FOR CASH.

Duluth, Nov. 9.-Build not thine
hopes for connubial bliss upon want
ad!
Anna Moen; 40, pinned her faith to
a man who "saw her al in the paper"
two years ago and now she's sorry.
Yesterday afternoon in district
court she told Judge Ensign the unus-
ual and unhappy stor.' of her mar
ried life.
Anna was matrimonially Inclined
that is she was when she inserted an
advertisement in a Norwegian paper
two years ago. She was then a resi-
dent Of Chrstianiana, Norway.
Elef Moen, So, gentleman of lei
sure, whose home address was Devils
Lake, N. D., spied the "ad" and much
to the delight Of the romance-loving
Anna answered it. She wanted some
one to correspond with and Elief
seemed to fill the bill.
-Four or five letters passed between
them before there came to the fair
Anna one day proposal OF marriage
accompanied with ticket from Chris
tiana to Devils Lake. Ellef wrote
that he had built nice home for her
and would have the nest all fe, thered
BY the time she arrived. He enclosed
his photograph
Annals dream Of love had been real
ized She took the first steamer over
to America and came straight to Dev-
lis Lake, expecting to find her cor
respondence lover awaiting her with
open arms. But no such luck.
Ellef was not to be seen. Neither
was there any evidence that he had
feathered a nest for her. She took
quarters at hotel and was forced to
apply for work there in order to sup
port herself. Two or three days later
she located him. He had just recov-
cred from prolonged spree, she said.
But Anna was mat"imonially inclin-
ed and the marriage took place a
month later. Ellef stayed about "a
hours at the hotel with her and then
departed.
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TWO INJURED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
DANCING PARTY COMES TO
GRIEF WHEN ONE MACHINE
COLLIDES WITH ANOTHER,

Park River, N. D., Nov. S.-Edward
johnson who resides two miles north
of Mandt and Miss Isabelle Gunni-
laugson, night operator at the local
telephone exchange are in DR.. Weeds
hospital as result of injuries sus-
tanned in an automobile accident. For
tunately, however, their injuries are
not severe, but they are suffereing
from numerous bruises received in the
mixup.
Mr.. johnson and Miss Gunnilaugso1
were a party of five bound for the
dance. When the collision occurred
they were caught under the machine
when it turned over, their compan-
ions being thrown clear of it.
The accident took place in the city
limits, near the residence of j. w
Mertz. In the party bound for Mand
were Edward Johnson, Oscar Monse
bratten and Juel Thompson Of Mand
and the Misses Gunnilaugson and De
liza Moe of this city. The men came
over from Grafton and Thompson wa'
acting as chauffeur of the car.
When the driver met the machin,
of Joe Coulter he accidentally turnet
toward him, Coulter's axel caught tn
Johnson car in such a manner as t.
turn it completely around and toppl
it over with the result stated.
The injured were hurried to tow
for medical aid. Miss Gunnilaugsol
was unconscious for three hours, bu
has apparently suffered no internal o
serious injury. johnson is badl
bruised about the head and neck an
Miss Moe sustained a sprained shoul
der. The others were also more 0
less bruied up.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
DEDICATION
NOVEMBER 28

Preparations are being made to ded-
icate the new Presbyterian church on
Sunday, November 28th. All elabor-
ate program is being arranged and it
is hoped to have everythin,; in readi-
ness at that date. There has been
some delay in getting the mill work,
but it has all arrived ard the work
will now G on rapidly until the finish
ing touches are given.
Otto Nelso.4 has purchased the Lake
Region Cafe, and has taken charge.
Mr.. Nelson is an experienced man in
this line and he proposes to run a first
class place. He will change the name
to the Scandinavian Restaurant
When in the city give him a call and
see how you like it.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
GEO. FAWCETT
AT THE GRAND

George Fawcett's voiceless exclama-
tion of "My son!' when, as a circuit
Judge, he has to sentence his own son
as an embezzler goes right to every
ones heart in the new Bosworth pic
ture, "The Majesty of the Law, which
comes to the Grand Saturday matinee
and night. George Fawcett, one Of
the few American actors who ever
took London by storm, is the star
Later the son is found innocent, hav-
ing shouldered a pals misconduct out
of loyalty.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
WAR IS CAUSED
BY AR|S7OCRACY
DAVID STARR JORAN SAYS THE
DEVELOPMENT OF EUROPE
WILL BE RETARDED.

Madison, Wis, Nov. 9.-"The main
issue in this European war is the de
sire Of the aristocracy to maintain its
past" said David Starr Jordan Of the
University of California, who addre IS
ed the university convocation this af-
ternoon at the university arnlory.
':It is purely face-savia meas
ure to defeat the inevitable o}frdsh OF
democracy and the social progress OF
the people. The result will be that
mental and physical strength of these
nations, disseminated by the slaughter
of their strongest men,will be retart.
ed for a hundred years. Another
element to be condemned in this Wal
is the war trust-the military gro'l J.,
who, backed by the millions of dol
lars of working material and million;
of men, welcome this world catastro
phe."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
MISS ALICE PUROY
GETS>:.N0. 3o,153
FIRST TO REGISTER, HER NAME
is NEARLY THE LAST LISTED.

Minot, N. D., Nov. 8.-Miss Alice
Purdy of Minot, the first to register
for Fort Berthold lands, would have
number 30,153, if officials maintained
drawing and numbering system to tn.
close Of their complete list.
Officials have opened all envelopes
and Miss Purdy's was one of the last
opened. She registered one minute
after the books were opened in Octo-
Der.
Issac Allison Of Epworth was last
name opened.
Officials opened and listed all names
for future reference.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
SAYS He IS A
REPUBLICAN

Watertown, S. D., Nov. 10.-The old
line Democracy of Judge McGee got
a rude shock here today. While con-
Quoting naturalization proceedings in
his court, the determined adherent Of
the principles of Thomas Jefferson and
Andrew Jackson undertook to cross
question one of the applicants for final
papers, a Bulgarian. "Do you belong
to or affiliate with any anarchist or
nihilistic organization or society,"" he
demanded.
"No, sir" the Bulgarian replied i'll
dignantly. II always vote the Repub-
lican ticket straight"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
MU[|NY ON
LAKE BOAT
FIRST CASE OF REBELLION IN
YEARS ON DIMN1ICk AT RUT-
FALO,
WHEELSMAN BEATEN INTO IN.
SENSIBILITY-TWO ARE UN-
DER ARREST.

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov 19.-Mutiny on
a Great Lakes freighter, the first in
cident of this kind recorded here in
many years, is alleged to have occur
red last night on the steamer ]. NJ.
Dimnlick of Detroit. AS a result of
the trouble, Robert Hamill, wheei;-
man is in a hospital in a critical cor
dition from beating he received, and
two members Of the crew, Albert So
uenk, and Frank Benz, are under ar
rest and will be given a hearing be-
fore Federal commissioner.
The steamers lines had just been
cast off the dock when the trouble be-
gan, Capt. William Jagenow told RI.
police. He feared an outbreak, and
had sent Hamill aft to see that all was
we'll.
Hamill was seized, it is alleged. and
beaten into insensibility. Several
members of the crew armed with re
volvers then rushed upon Capt. Jage-
now. The captain retreated to the
pilot house, from which he kept the
men back with an iron bar and shouted
to a dock watchman who notified the
police.
When the police boat arrived tile
captain picked out Souenk and Benz
as the leaders and they were arrested
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11
HOOVER TO Be
CANDIDATE

w. E. Hoover Superintendent of
the Fargo schools, will be candidate
for the office of the state Superinten-
dent Of schools to succeed E. J. Tay-
lor. Mr.. Taylor has definitely an
nounced his intention not to enter the
race again.
When Mr.. Hoover finishes this year
at Fargo he will have completed his
26th year of school work in this state.
Mr.. Hoover has been located at Lari-
mare, Casselton, Park River and Far
go.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11

Sheyenne, N. D., Nov. 10.-The dy-
namo and gas engine for the new ell
ectric lighting system here is already
installed and ready to be started just
as soon as the wiring is completed.
Street wiring is practically all done,
house wiring still remaining, which
will require couple of weeks steady
work. The enterprise is private af-
fair, being owned and operated by A.
F. Hillstrom and W. H. Glass, both of
this town.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-11-11

$25.OO Suits that other tailors get
$500 for, are better than ready made.
J. J. BURTSCHER,
(4t) The Tailor.
Evening star., 1915-11-28

at their present efficiency, it is hoped
there will be an emphatic majority IN
favor of the 5 cents additional tax.
1he School and Civic League met last
Friday at the schoolhouse, Mrs. F. U,
Sanderson presiding. Mrs. l.. Nj. Dow
sum of $40 was voted to be paid Miss
Coppedge on her salary, the league haV-
ing pledged itself to pay S5 month
additional to that paid by the school
board.
The public library is now open every
saturday from 4 to O'Clock for the
distribution of books.
A community social is to be held in
the Methodist Church Friday, Decem :
Der 3, under the auspices of the Ladies
AID. the object being to further the
spirit of cooperation. There will be a
short program. and light refreshments
VIII be served.
The Andrew Chapel NJ. L. Church
South has installed a new pulpit and
chairs in the church. purchased with
the war indemnity money recently re-
ceived from the government. The re-
malnder of the money will be used to
give the church fresh coat of paint.
The next meeting of the Teachers
Association of Providence district will
he held at the Oakton High School De-
cember , at 1915 am. The opening eX-
ercises will be conducted by Prof. w.
H. Sanger, followed by the reports of
the teachers. Reading in the .Primary
Grades Mrs. f. j. Haight: THE Inn
portance of Reading" w. II. Sanger;
"Phonics." Miss Richards; The Teach
ing of History" Miss Troughton, and a
short program by the Oakton School.
special Thanksgiving service was
Church at 10 am, Rev. Harvey S. 1r-
win officiating
Evening star., 1915-11-28
DELAPLANE, VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
DELAPLANE, Va, November 27.-The
Civic Improvement League of Della
plane has been reorganiZed and the
first meeting was held last Friday at
the school building. The purpose of the
league is to form plans for general inn
provements in sanitary conditions, So
cial welfare and schools. The officers
of the league are: President. Mrs Dem
mis- McCarty: vice president. Mrs. j. r.
McCarty; secretary, Miss Edith Mont:
treasurer, II. l.. Smith.
Mrs. Dennis McCarty entertained at
her home Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mason McCarty.
who were recently married, the We'd
ding attendants being the only guests
invited. Those present We're: Miss Mar
tha Strother, John Douglas. j. T. Ash
by. William Strother, David T. Greene
and Dennis McCarty.
Miss Rita Robertson of Stuart Hall
Staunton, Va. is at her home here for
the Thanksgiving holidays.
After spending several months in
California and Washington. Lloyd Gold
returned Friday evening, and is now a.
his home, Ashby Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lowe and daugh-
er are the guests of Mrs. S. w. Nc
.'arty.
Evening star., 1915-11-28
BANCROFT, VA.

Sne,ial Correspondence of The Star.
Barefoot, Va. November 2i--Mr
and Mrs. James Head entertained Mrs
M f. Griffen, Mrs. II. NJ. Moore ano
children and Mrs. f. H. LantZ at dinner
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper gave a
dinner to the following guests: O
Haring and Mr.. and Mrs. Marye and
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Mintum of Washington
were the guests in whose honor Mr.
and Mrs William Froid received.
Mrs. Abbie Fox was entertained by
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Wright Thursday,
Tweuty-seven merrymakers gave a
surprise party Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Houserick.
Christian Science Church viii be en-
tertained at tea Sunday evening as the
guests of Mrs. Fred {. Handy.
Reports of several robberies in the
immediate neighborhood have intimi-
dated many residents of this section.
Last week Mrs. Bridges and Mr.. OHara
were the victims of thieves.
Mrs Henry West of Washington, who
has been critically i'll for nearly a
wear, has so far recovered that she was
able to visit Mrs. w. w. Wright Fri
day of this week.
Mrs. X y Rider was chaperon to a
marty of children who went to Alex
andria last week as the guests of
Misses Edith and Hilda Fairfax. Those
in the party were Frances and Mar
garet Handy, Clifford and Weekly
Rider, Adeline Mayre and Elizabeth and
Sally Wright.
Evening star., 1915-11-28

home of his mother. Mrs. Georgia Bry-
an Conrad.
Mrs. Clarence T. owen has returned
from a visit of several weeks with
friends in Washington and Virginia.
Miss Angelica Peale Didier has re-
turned from an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Vredenburgh, at their
home at Freehold. N J., and with
friends in Washington and Baltimore.
Jack Stephenson of Alexandra. Va,
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Henry Stephenson, at her home,
henilworth farm, near town.
Miss Ann l.. Carson has returned
from visit with relatives at Riverton.
Va
Mrs. Edward Giles of Washington
passed the week end with relatives in
Gordon Bigelow of Washington has
been visiting this week at the home of
Eddy and Harry Knight, on the SEN
Seney road.
Mrs. Virginia Mutton and Mrs Ed
ward j. Evans are visiting relatives
and friends in Washington and at An
napolis and Towson. Md.
Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney of Harrisburg.
Pa.. is the guest of Mrs. E. B. Sheetz
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Nelson and
their son. W. II. s. Nelson, and Mrs.
have closed their house at Capon
Springs. w. Va. and have taken apart
ments in Washington for the winter.
Mrs. Lee Little and her daughter,
who have been visiting relatives in
this section. left a few days ago to
spend some time with friends in Wash
lngton. and We're accompanied as far
- the capital by the formers mother
Mrs Sudie Gruver.
Mrs Bertha Cushard of Connellsville,
Pa, who has been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Werlich, in Warren
county. is spending some time with
friends in Washington and at Colljng-
ton. Md
Mrs Henry Brooke Gilpin of Scaleby
Manor, and her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. DR. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Allen of
Clifton farm, Clarke county, have re-
turned from Washington and Balti-
more. where they spent part of the
week
Mrs. Carson. wife of Associate JUS
tlce A. G, Carson of the supreme court
21 the philippine Islands, and her chill
nren, who have been visiting MIR. and
Mrs. David J. Randall, in Plainf1eld,
\. j.. arrived in Washington several
days ago. and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Crawford.
Mrs. w. r. Lucas and her two chill
dren. who have been visiting in Rap
pahannock county, Va, have returned
y o TINS city, and were accompanied by
her brother-in- law and sister. Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Rowzie of that county, the
trip being made by motor.
Mrs. William B. Grove and her two
children have returned from a visit of
several weeks with relatives on the
eastern shore of Maryland.
Mrs. Mary c. Pine of Washington ar
rived here recently to spend some time
with relatives in Frederick county
Edmund p. Hunter has returned to
Washington. after short visit with
his father, Maj. Robert w. Hunter.
Mrs. William Fervell and her chill
dren of Washington have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, at
MiddletoWn
Evening star., 1915-11-28
ia and West Virginia Happenings as Recorded for the Week

sion for six or eight years. The PROV
erty contains about sixteen acres. anu
is loca ted on the old main line OF tne
Southern railway and inside the city
limits.
The Virginia railway is to- operate
a farmers institute train over ITS sys-
tenn in the central southside counnttes
of the state during the week OF pe-
cember s. the train covering tWeiNe
points during the week between Wal
ters and Huddleston.
The local board of tax review held
its first meeting this week to hear pc
estate assessment. which becomes the
basis of taxation for five years. begin
ming with 1916. Several petitions have
been filed. and il is expected the next
meeting, Monday morning. viii see "A
flood of them The Campbell county
board has disposed of half OF the
county, with two or three petitions
and the rest of the county VIII hardly
develop more. The assessors OF the
city raised the assessment million
dollars more than il was last year. ana
not few property holders beileNe
their assessments this year are TOO
high. Few will fail to go to the tax
board. as no cost is attached to the
petition.
| Students representing the Virginia
| Christian College of this city and
| Daleville College have agreed to meet
| in debate during the coming winter
! The time and place have not been ar
| ranged. Christian College defeated
! Daleville here several years ago IN a
/ spirited discussion The subject TOT
the discussion will be selected when
the time and place are fixed.
Evening star., 1915-11-28
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Sr", r.! f"Tr"-D'lGcure m The star
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. ~. Va
November ~. Frapi. Trumbull brought
2 party of friends down from New York
on private ear and entertained. and
Thomas Harris Powers Of Philadelphla
Was host AZ dinner in honor of Miss
Mafth@ Sherwood Or. George ID.
kahio Who has been i'll for some time.
was able 10 come from his cottage for
dinner, and Mr. and Mrs William ]
Stureis. who are here on their honey
moon, also entertained at dinner. Mrs
Adotph i.tdenburg being among their
quests Ms, Sturgis was Miss Ellen
Yuilis and spent the sumner here.
Mrs. Robert s. Hitt was Joined for
the fhanksgiv holidays by her son.
X : Reynolds HIT. who accompan MED
her mere a short time ago. but returned
10 Washington last week
Rev. DR. Roderick Terry of Newport,
who has spent the autumn season here
- leaving with Mrs. Terry, Roderick
Terry. Jr., and Mrs Eugene Hale, jr..
h" daughter. for California. They 20
This week in the private ear Chicago
with the Grand canyon their first stop
DR. Terry gave a check for 500 towa ri
the building fund Of the new Presby-
terrain Church which is being con.
struCted ~ White Sulphur.
George ". Stevens. president of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio. Frank H. Davis
of the board OF directors and Decatur
ANtell Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway spent the day here Wednes-
day. gong over the ground for the new
Evening star., 1915-11-28
CHERRYDALE, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CHERRYDALE, Va, November %
Mrs. Len Stewart and children spent
Thanksgiving day with Mrs. J. r. Nc
Cormck
The Cherrydale Epiphany Episcopal
Church held a union meeting of ali
denominations Thanksgiving day. G. e
Shears opened the meeting: Mr.. Wood.
en-. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and the pastor of the Baptist
Church offered prayer, and music was
furnished by a full-vested choir. Rev
Everett of haywood and Rev. Nelson
Dame of Washington were among the
attending ministers.
The quarantine on account of diph-
iberia has been lifted in the instances
of George Warner. son of Mr.. anG
Mrs Samuel Warner; Dorothy Buck
ley of Parker avenue and Lillian Cous
ins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cous.
ins.
The Ladies' Aid Society of'the Epiph.
any Church is preparing for a bazaar
to be held in Pioneer Hall December
16 and II. the proceeds to be uset
in liquidating the church debt.
Finley Sparks, who has been i'll foi
the past year. is reported in a pre-.
carious condition.
Mrs. Harry Burkholder, organist oi
Epiphany Church. has recovered from
a light indisposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Topley ant
children are spending the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays in Philadelphia with Mr.
Topley's sister.