The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-03-11

R pem it dSEn a that nf is either snd an 3 G office holder d e. under ns1s1, the : present ases mt
is looking for a job at the Democratic pie counter later on. The
ministrstion, and surely II no o a1s else si is. Every " class Sc Of P business si is
at a low 1"ee ebb; u and thousands Of men, who formerly had plenty of
many d 5s%iies rig Eigh q in tn this S5 great At land N fs Of plenty are n almost St: starx.
aad sa asiie: who 3ou aT Se 5 nSf hhys f fS 90 t fsst aseet tafe D Of jfd L simp to
becarse the husband and father >arlct find employment. And it
Of a meal: This is,he condition the country over. In talking with
a man who has recently returned from a tour Of many eastern
be- before ?r al any nm more s4L provisions G?as were s. sent to Europe to feed the PEG
r about under the Wilson administration, and we predict
people e thought 1 Taft was a a poor presidsnt;b uaj Just t l sesIss to 18th the
time i'm y n he filed the chair at the e. white house. and then take a
was prosperity and plenty on every hand: All our factories We're
t 69i tyem railroads a r ny, WERE crowded svs9d t to handle s. the: t business asantv which ass came hns
at good wages. But with Wilson in theChair and the
It was not because Wilson is not an honest man, but because he
had no . experience xai me- ts,f qualify fy, him 70 the }. great position 10 y which %taI he
cratic party are wrong, and this has been conclusively proven by
every Democratic administration we have ever had.
In a recent decision Of the United States court a hard jolt is
i glysn Eject flee ' fn this e sta 3ate ssd ls Sn G s1in ssat the m mn 2seu a i:% wf for
hauling Ignite coal from the mines to any part of the state: This
the coal industry in the state Of North Dakota to a great extent.
The The rai! 5Da +sta ton court and the r.s case has IA been 70. fought gt ever gv1
roads appealed to the highest tribunal. and now comes a decision
a sss rsif5d tds w 'aT u nnfs n estsb in1 t 4 rs fet en sau %l h iig taat
t araxn will I'll n cEip y 1sf this ,n 5ndu1trg " +b The h} RsGp af owe over ,a the + STATE xa5 havs
mines working almost night and day to supply the demands, and
now comes along our courts and say that the freight rate is too
low, and therefore if the people want this coal they will have to pay
more for it. 1t does seem queer that oursourts can almost wipe
out this great industry in QUIZ state with a Simple stroke of the pen.
1t pays to advertise-may be-, States Attorney LANCER of Nor
ton county, is now busy, not only catching blind pigs, but adver-
Using himself, with the probable idea in view that later on he may
become popular enough to run for some state office. Every time he
catches q pgger his press bureau gets busy and the "dope" is her
aided to all the leading newspapers of the northwest. The noise
he is making would lead one to believe that the next opportunity
he has he will be running for governor, OF some other high office.
In the selection Of Dr.. c. J. McGu1Icn Of this city to succeed him
self as secretary of the State Board Of Health, Governor Hanna
made no mistake. Dr.. McGurren has filled the position in good
shape during the past two years, and he has the work well in hand,
and a change at this time would be unwise. The people of the
state can rest assured that this office will have good attention dur
ing the next two years, and as ii S a very important office when we
consider the health of our people, it is we'll to have it in the hands
of an able physician.
Secretary of State Tom Hall told the printing committee of the
House that there were but ten printing plants in the state capable
of doing printing in the 5th class. When called" he amended his
statement by saying that not more than ten were qualifedto han
die the entire 5th class contract. Wonder if the staemen was
made as Secretary Of State Hall or just plain "Tom Hal" the news