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Luke The Loon says he'd fnst like to
sec pewio - az against Watchdog
JameA
Grover Cleveland told the ChicaEoans
he had great faith In them. and 1t
ia hardly necessary 20 repeat what the
ChicaEoans thought Of him.
A Philadelphia paper had half q doz.
en- stories last week on the cost OF iiv.
ing. Whatever Il II. no man can AFFORD
it-in Philadelphia
Everybody seems to have forgotten
poor little HuEhey Behn.s
II nowle should ever get those
whiskers shaved AZ the Waldorf, Il
would cost all OF that 500 Geo.
II Will not be long before the slFn.
Hot Yakima @canuts. will tempt the
eve on scattle'a strects"-p !. why
the cyef A peanut is hardly pretty
and its chief charm Is for the mouth.
The sultan has been making more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

s5-aefH valley farm. with stock ana
utaHhlrufss f0f 81 fsN
iA-aert valley farm With uteeh and
5s.aegg valley tarm. with s,aek aad
These are NsfY anc buys See ms Ter
other Eugd faans -.
L , EettESHfIE
zs Ateada bidK Phoae Main uA
Fer ssls-g aru,s ard Lsnds
EirEs8t littie coiiase on isth tXs n
new. complete cufner led. Huirudli
Wow lakH and mountains water.
sewer. cement Walkn. Eau, electric
lights Hli in aud pald Tor. an ldsai
New s.roem cetlagr 81 y ureaJvas.
anr ttsws ules lawn, pnlf - va
terms.
six-raom cuttsEs. usW. on tith. eniY e
minutes walk fiuuser s4aarsl t-.iaes
terms.
slx-roam euifaEys On Queen Annei
Iunsieru, up tosdatc. from tAsfN g.
g. tQ0 on terms
FIftesn-roafn nat biks high school.
on car hue rents - - nrr mu.. ag
over it per cent nee Investment Il
EoH Raaf hiHhzErssHe i#EamH ufUns
ertY hers u e fer cnI1 t1sae. On
terms
Houses ana lots iu ST parts ~ city AZ
low Haursa- 0al end see uH hrtufe
nQuuE s CO
e. fsaefmE Hlura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

ECeffoS aIf'f Z SS-s-ssss ii f I-'l,
tire az T. q nic Earton A Co : Gales
rooms aa2e FIRST erHnHr. ca Thafa-
hTd sets. iron hssiH. Springs. rsat4
tfrsss~. extension table. folding I'D
rcekera. bookcases. iadFa Rriffar
desk. cook stoves lace curtains. bsssf.
ding Weber square piano a rnszs-
pfets photographs outnt dinner SCI
toilet sets. cooking utensils. farnata
russ. etc. 4. q. BtcksFton. anci loo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22
~ Classified Ads. ~
For Sale-Houses and Lot

iANooM house ln WaahnEton pafk
n0alhunz brick foundations two
NathfuomHi elvetriv lightr. plpvd far
fnfHHNt 1--WE atairwaNn three porch
81 n5 trTmH Nabrrt n Maynard,
ono HALEY building. Seattle Wash.
TuREE uoop HuYs.
lt8auttful home "a Fremont nae view.
feotnE. new ard modern So cash.
balance 8 pef month Price { bta
Nlya gotiHEr 4 fuvm modern q
NIueha fFum Madison un tiag ave.
- cash. balance menthiY pAY msutu
Price 81 Nn
Nice home nn l4ih eve. risht On car
iue reHins. mudvFu, on gAaY terms.
Prise Hfah
STEWART. STEWART a CO.
kauln 81 tutan hiaak.
"a First avenue.
HERE yea ARA nier new broom
gsitasu. ; blk FROM car only Esa.
fii1 cash.
or would you rather has e lat and
build We can Hril you q iot On ven
EASY terms
b q uYERs a co.
- O. a. Arcade
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ONLY SIS DOWN AND $40 MONTH";

Millinery
Mis- A III HANSON Rsll military
ei the lowest prices. Cor Fourth and
oeullsts and Aurists
hH , A. NAckiNkoN 5u4 40 Afs.a.
nR roEnA NAnrAu- asi nurss laiidiss.
On Ninnn naii.y ealldlas
Mechanical engineers
b. 4. n ALt.Aaffh =tai.i ionssf
Notary Public
al U. fAftofL h9wns On 0Slh II,
- os,seqa,liY
WAatltNdroh ikiINMAhf of uafr.
JaHisa shat. tatt asa al iady tstss-
t.Aths etafpihetian free.
wAeniNaTos lNrrtrurE or asrr6.
vi, esiiilns hoi rirs, '-' a''' -
Pointing and Binding
AOsE fha Printer "a krfinH stfa.tl
estaitefsiai EfiHtins o. al tinds
nEtlER. Printer 10 SENECA. fa5.
Paten, Attorney
y = AnAMh utstt.Ha eeisnaH bauatas
phYsleisn ard surgeon
on JQsIliiiNE DELL. ~ aud q.
Ag.ads huildiHE
pit ANNIE RusHEt. q tuntirs nlk
Plumbing
VA ~ NritGiN~1sL black "a
GEsa. a. woonHopaN 90 Tel usis -.
Musical
aInliS s ks6l & 0asis. II 6sasSS
htasE
sewing Machines
BILLINGS as~lhs aasshius sss@lfits l4it
ftFst
storage
TnuNkh ssliseFea = 6ssts / ssYs siss.
a9e uss. piaas aHa fefnIlgfs aqstHs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

= " West. IS whsslsf
WEsr & WHEELER
Real Estate. Nsnial= Loans ana insufl
HHres
and 4 Iusun blaek
Sunset. Man 81 ladersndsht 81
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Tides


/ ~ flla '6sS " fiss = ssss "a.
utta NJ screens nzntzu shs garp4n-
tsr .le Azilaoa. shsusss Maia ia
u 1877
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

HorsEkEEPtSg ROOMS rHfnishrsi
and unfurnlshsd steam heat bAr
view. elase r. ~ stewart 81
NiCE. nEht. furnished raalns. iti8 tth.
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3 W West J " Wnssies.
WEST 4 WHEELER.
IS luien bloch. rs t-IFnt ave.
Sunset Maln az. Iaitrusndrna IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

COMO 60 pat a whistle en- vas,r
launch Sc Giuutd 4 Dow. IN sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

CfTFI8TfRS0N fSfpsIe hofsfn q llI1eSar,
HoeietYt stage, dancing and body Gu
turs. Phone. Red "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

hOHIIlH FOLUftu HIUH-Cail Al iaetofg
sisis pike. tables made 70 order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

SfffNFf6S WkSFffs- +, ~, 60,
Iauaueea ZOE general house wura z
years Old Apply shikisfma. star OF
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INDICATED bati0Qriectric and sui
phuF. iz19Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

Dentists
bH &. 1. NELSON. M zzs Afesds9ids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

A Word from Josh Wise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

~ you uant correct weights and pfumpi
returns deal With the Chicago JuRk Co.
1909 Western. Eain efI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

Luke The Loon says he'd inst like to
sec bowic 60 az against Watchdog
IAmaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-22

Dretsr1 ahina
REFaTff{fd .I.adfssT falIGflnT fs6f-
leEs. itos Fdgrth ave. Patterns cut
10 measure
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EdNN Dramatic and oneraue sefsS6r
Direction ~ Northw Western Theatrical
Syndicate. Fail term CONNIE nCea
seutsmber Is Diploma awarded en-
Eaaemfuts guaranteed graduates elk
months course, acting. yuireshuiid-
Ing, dancing nengrlrfivr catalogue
mailed free Frank g Eran. pin.
cipal John Cort manager. Telo-
phone Blue 80
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BHFSRMN school uf Arcade
block luuiia earn while learning.
uresHmakinE dons rraHnnnhls.
MADAME A = SMITH. 90 iIinesisy
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
Origin Of the Letter w.


The letter V may be regarded as the
mutilated remains Of one Of the, SYM
bols used by the ancient Egyptians in
their hieroglyphics Or picture writing.
4 common animal in their country was
the two horned sand viper, a represen-
tation. Of which stood for v. The
priests ultimately found that. for the
practical purposes Of everyday life it
was a waste of time to use elaborate
hiefogfyphics and Invented a. kind Of
shorthand to meet the occasion. In
this the: snake was reduced to a v with
"a dash w. to represent horns and
body. s5.:g ,,. -;
The PhGnicians adopted this letter,
and FROM, them we get Y. by loss of
the dasfl,, leaving only the two little
horns. Of the original picture. THIS
snake is still common in Egypt and is
probably the n mentioned in Genesis
xix, l7,,"Dan shall be a serpent by the
way, an adder in the path. that biteth
the horse heels. SO that his rider shall
fall backward" Travellers tell us that
it is still addicted to this unpleasant
habit.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
Beauties of Ireland.

Dublin can and does boast Of many
superlatives. 1t has the widest street
and the largest public park in Europe,
the first horse show in the world and
the largest brewery, but certainly the
chiefest of all it's claims is that az
vanced in behalf of it's women. 1t is
really no e%xaggeration to say that in
no city in the world will onc see so
many beautiful women as one does i'll
the Irish capital.
There is something, too, about the
Irish type of beauty that cannot be &C
tually described. There is an express
sion. an air of something akin to sad
ness almost. in every real Irish face,
something interesting. that holds the
attention nor than mere skin deer
beauty. 81 have been in most capitals
of Europe" says a traveller in Ireland
"but never did l see so many really
beautiful women as l saw in Dublin
And they were not visitors. There was
no installing the wonderful gray eye:
of Dark Rosaline.'"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
MAYOR OF CHICAGO TAKES STEPS
LOOKING TO SETTLEMENT
OF STREET CAR STRIKE.
CITY COUNCIL RECOMMENDS ACTION
CHIEF EXECUTIVE ASKED TO USE
HIS BEST ENDEAvoRs TO
END THE TROUBLE.

Chicago, Nov 1s.-Mayor Harrison,
acting under a recommendation Of the
city council, has begun an attempt to
mediate in the differences between
the Chicago City Railway company
and its employees. The mayor dis.
patched a letter by special messenger
to President Hamilton Of the street
railway company asking that Mr.. Ham
ilton and such representatives of the
company as Mr.. Hamilton might de
sire meet with the mayor and q com
mittee of eight aldermen. j ~
At this meeting the mayor will en-:
deavor to discover a means by which
the strike can be brought to a quick
end. The mayor said, he had no idea
what would be the outcome of. the
meeting, but he hoped for: good re
suits. ,.,. r...t! :. -.
The resolution Of the city council
under which the mayor acted con
cluded as follows: =.
"That his honor, the mayor, use hi
best endeavors, either in union will
influential citizens or with member!
Of this council, to secure a submission
to arbitration of the questions at issue
between the Chicago City Railwa.
company and its striking employees"
President Hamilton of the stree
railway company replied, accepting
the invitation to meet Mayor Harrison
and the committee Of aldermen.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

it's market value. There is a provi-
sion in the bill With prohibits the
entry of these lands under the home
stead or other land Law and forbids
the laying of script therein. In this
way and by retaining the fee to the
land reforestation will take the place
and the sale Of timber by the govern
ment will be a source of considerable
evenu 1t. puts a quietus upon
speculation in public lands and
an end to the frauds which have re-
Gently grown into a national scandal.
The second section Of the bill is a
Necessary concomitant to the first.
It amends the lien land selection act
so as to provide that when. a settler
whose entry falls within a forest
reserve selects another piece of land in
lieu of his original entry, he land so
selected must be more valuable for
agricultural purposes than for timber
or stone.
Under existing laws many Of the
entrymen who find themselves within
a forest reserve proceed to cut and dis
pose of timber on the land and Their
go: outside the. reserve and file
homestead upon other timber land.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

The committee appointed at the
Irrigation convention at Fargo Nov.
8 to collect statistics and information
to present the matter in best form to
the authorities at Washington, will
appreciate any information or sug
gestion that may throw light on the
matter. There is a large fund, to be
expended in irrigation in the western
states, the greatest portion of which
has been paid in by North Dakota set
tiers and unless our state makes
proper showing so as to persuade the
authorities at Washington that irri.
cation is needfull. feasible and
practical. in this state, the fund may
be spent elsewhere r.. e. Plumley,
editor of the Forum, is chairman of
the committee on statistics. They
proposed to issue a pamphlet of about
100 pages or MS l~resentig facts and
theories in most convenient form for
use at Washington and as such
pamphlet is to be prepared in time
for the December session of congress,
it is d esirable to have all material
for 1T collected al, sao;odh as possible.
Persons %favoring the scheme should
forward their communication to Mr..
Plumley at Fargo. Judge M. H
Brennan of this city is one Of the
committee and will be- pleased to re-
ceive and transmit to the chairman
such information or suggestion. as
may bear on the subject.
The Commissioners Of Ransom
county have appropriated $500 toward
the expense of the phamphlet.:: ~'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY AM
THE CITY OF DEVILS LAKE.
FRIDAY, NOV. 20 1908.

A moral lesson has been taught the
Republic Of Columbia in the Panama
canal matter, that is possibly the most
folcibls that has ever been given an
impudent nation When that country
attempted to force the United States
to. pay what was nothing less than
hold up money, for privileges reces-
sary for the construction of that inter
national work, it supposed that it
owned the Panama route, and there
fore, held the key to the very thing
that this country must have Hence,
it. asked .exorbitant conditions, and
refused to except those of equity off.
cred by this country. As a conse-
quence, the people of Panama arose
to the needs of the occasion and be.
came a new nation Colombia like a
school boy who mas been beaten at his
own game sets up apitifulcry about the
injustice Of this country in, recognize
ing the de facto government of Pan
anna. The priest will mee:: with
courteous lad ference at the hands oil
this government. And it is rlght
that it shou.d The history of tho,e
South Am erican republics in that
while they are nationally too weak to
enforce tt cir demands or even theil
rights az, inst other nations without
assistance To guard against this we
have spre ad the broad shield of the
Monroe D. ctrine over these frail ma.
lions, and have seen, to it that thei1
rights have MT been taken from them.
But they have w appreciated the
position of tn is c.. untr and as a con
sequence it has been the purpose Of
some of those nations at least to ask
the United States morethan was tight
But they have been taught a lesson
they will not Don forget and despite
the protest of Columbia and the
Democratic party, the course pursued
by the United States is the only
honorable tnd 1igktGne. -, :.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

Senator Hanst-ou3A's new land Dill
~excites a great deal of comment, says
the Forum.
The bill by implication repeats the
timber and stone act under which land
is now acquired at $3.50 per acre
regardless Of it's real value. 1t then
authorizes the secretary of the into
rior TO make examinations and estlma-
It's relative to the quantity and value
of the timber or stoIe Of the public
lands and to sell tne right to cut and
dispose Of the SO ne in such quantities
as may see advisable to the highest
bidder. This is the plan that is now
being so suce essfully prfsued IN the
sale of tin Der on indian lands IN
Minnesota. Under the proposed bill
the title tc the ls.nd remains IN the
governme, It and the secretary OF the
interior II az fix the limit Of time in
which the purch aser Of the right shall
remove the timber OF stone. In
right to cut the timber and make it a
merchantable quantity is made inal'
ienable.
If this measu1e becomes a law al
the timber on public domains Will o.
withdrawn from entry upon IN
policy Of disposing of its timber a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

Last week at Ellendale Judge
Lauder made an order releasing
States Attorney Clyde from the
prosecution of the three murder, cases
from Mcintosh county where schaf if
Reidliger and rschlabz are to be
tried for killing Chris Rott 4 Part
of the. court :!order. was as follows:
cit having. been made fto; appear to
the. presiding: Judge + this.'court,
from personal inyestigati on and OBJ
servation, shat Az y. Clyde,
States Attorney within and for the
county Of Mcintosh, North Dakota,
has refused to. fai1ly,> honestly and
conscientiously perform . his duty as
states attorney within and for Nc
Intosh county in the preparation OF
the above entitled action e trial
and in the trial thereof
tits certainly time to call a malt n
the conduct Of officers charged with
the. administration of Justice, when
personal and Interior motives are
nermitted to influence them in the
conduct of matters in which 10 rights
of the public and citizens are con-
cerned. The court or other person
for that matter, whose duty it is to
see that matters in litigation are
settled according to recognized prlncl'
pies of law, and should see that favor
ism and personal friendship hould DC
the controlling motive. Governments
and the fundamental rights OF tn
n,onle are in danger when such thing
a re tolerated and they need revising
at the polls.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
VIOLENCE BECOMES GENERAL
Chicago City Council Endorses May
=, ~ or's Strike Orders.

=: =
Chicago, Nov. 1S.-While the city
council was engaged in a debate, at
times bitters. over the relations Of the
police to the city railway strike; while
the aldermen were ordering that May
or Harrison's authority for placing
policemen on the cars be explained by
the corporation counsel and while;
finally, the council was voting It's con,
'fldence in the mayor, violence became
general along the WentmortbrAXenue
line., Y -, ,... ,r.
One nonunion carman WIG ventured
out of the company's barns was set
upon, presumably by pickets, and
given a chance to leave town. He
hesitated in his manner and was
beaten, thrown in a boxcar and the
door locked. The car was part of a
departing freight train. He was car
ried away, his wounds not dressed.
A %wagonload Of bedding intended
for the barn barracks was saturated
with oil and burned at the Thirty
ninth street corner.
/. A shot was fired into the Englewood
police station from the darkness, the
bullet narrowly missing a desk ser
geant's head.
The Cottage Grove cable" system was
put in operation during the morning,
with five trains under police protec-
tion, and the running of the Went.
worth Avenue line was contiIiuedssOne
Thousand policemen: were distributed
along Cottage. Grove and 800 on Went:
worth avenue: -. s... ~. ~, a
Thousand Police on Duty.
Five trains left the barns near
Thirty-eigshth street on Cottage Grove
avenue for the~downtown loop at. 9 :45,
a heavy police guard attending each
train. The gripmen in each case
were protected from possible injury
by heavy wire screens, while a force
of nearly 1000 patrolmen guarded the
line and, kept the crowds moving
Wagons were hurried along and, kept
off the street so far as possible T.. ,.
On the Wentworth Avenue line
heavy couch dropped in front Of a cal
by two men suddenly running in front
Of the a almost caused a smashul
at West Forty-frst street. The car
moving at a high rate of speed, strucl
the couch and hurled it to one side
smashing it to splinters. The coucl
was picked up from in front Of {
hardware store by the two men, VIII
ran directly in front of the car and
quickly dropping the couch, scamperet
off.
Switches we're found to be spike'
all the way from West Seventy-sev
enth street to West Thirty-nint]
street. 1t was necessary to make fire
quent stops to close them and the
a huge stump Of a tree had to b
removed from the track at Thirty-frs
street and a rock at Thirty-thir
street.
Occasionally a shot was fired at
car as it passed or a brick or piece {
iron vas sent flying through a vii
dow, but no person is known to hav
been injured.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20

A straight line is shortest in morals
Rs we'll as in geometry.-Rahel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-11-20
o Mozart.

At three years of age Mozart would
amuse himself for hours together in
picking out thirds on the piano with
his wonderful ear; at four years he
learned minuets and before six played
some of his own compositions. actually
starting on Il concert tour with his sis.
ter at that age.
Before three years had elapsed he
had taken by storm four of the most
important capitals in Europe-Vienna
The Hague, Paris and London. His
reputation as a composer was estab'
lished by the time that he was only ten
years old. Mozart fulfilled in maturit!
the promise of his early years, but a
the age of thirty-fve passed away. en-
gagged on a requiem which he gradu
ally learned was to be for himself.