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.sailing snip oututted two years ago
for the purpose Of making a magnetic
survey around the globe. The work
of the surveyors has progressed far
enough to determine that all the ex-
listing charts Of lines Of equal mag
tnetic variation are incorrect. especial
" those Of the Pacific ocean. From
San Francisco to Honolulu they are
Systematically OFF from one to two de-
grees. The scientists are also deter
mining the influence Of steel construc-
ton on the variations of the compass.
BY means Of the table sof variations
which is being prepared, and the new
and correct charts which win be is.
sued. mariners will be able to steer
an absolute course during rains and
fogs when no observation can be
taken. This absolute course viii en-,
abe the cutting OFF of % hours be.
tween New York and Europe.
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Citation Of Hearing Petition to Establish
Heirahir.

Citation Of Hearing Petition to Establish
Heirship. N 2SsiI.
State Of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey
II County Court, before Hon. John =. Henry,
"a che matter Of the estate Of John Kruger,
5. Ernest F. thinner petitioner. vs. Helene
thinner. Pauline DOmes, ss3 John Kruger.
Fredericton Kruger. and all other persons
Interested in the estate Of John Kruger, de-
ceased, respondents.
named respondents and all persons interested
in the estate of John Kruger, deceased
Notice is hereby given. that Ernest E. Zim-
mef has fled in the county court Of said conn.
w of Ramsey a duly verified petition praying
for decree stablishing the right OF succession
to the estate of John Kruger, deceased, and
that 4 Saturday, the sth day Of september, 1906,
September term. Al, ID. 1875, at the county court
room in the city of Devils Lake. county of
Ramsey, North OAK ota, has been set by order
Of this court as the time and place for hearing
said pet tion. At which time and place any
chow cause why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted. ~
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakota, this
S0th day of July, 1906
By the Court: M q rs w Z sS
John r. Henry, 81
VI i, 3s33, ., Judge Of the County Court.
"A ttorneys for Petitioner.
" Let the service of the above citation be made
by publication three times and mailing copy
thereof to eachisf the respondents more than
~ days prior to hearing; publication in Devils
LACE Inter Ocean OF Devils La he. N; ID 53
55B 3G John r. Henry,
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, Flfst Publication Oh the eth day 81 July

" Notice is hereby given,A that that certain
mortgage. executed and delivered by James A.
Mackenzie and Anna L. Mackenzie, his wife.
mortgagors. to William Wittkopf, MORTGAGE.
dated the 18th day of June, A. d. 1902, and filed
for record in the office of the register of deeds
of the county of Ramsey and State of North
Dakota, on the 18th day of july !, A. d. 1902, at
5 80 O'Clock p. n !, and recorded in, book Is of
MORTGAGES. at page 124, will be foreclosed by a
sale of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described at the front door of the
court house in the city of Devils Lake in the
county of Ramsey and state of North Dakota.
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. M, ON the 25th day
of August, 1905, to satisfy the amount due upon
said mortgage on che day of sale. M
The premises described in said mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same are
those certain premises situated in the county
of Ramsey and Stale of North Dakota, and
described as follows, to-wit: The northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter inv u nw.M)
of section six (6l, otherwise known as lot 4 of
sec. 81 in to Snship one hundred and fifty six 156l
north, range sixty zone [61 west, and the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter INV Il
ne "a OF section twenty seven t211, in township
one hundred and fifty.seven ISL north, range
sixty.three 1851 west $S2&5s ms.
There will be due on such mortgage, on the
date of sale, the sum of $2S3.65, being principal
and interest, and also the sum of IS. 40 taxes
paid on said land under said mortgage, besides
the costs and expenses of such sale and the
attorney fees allowed BY law. @
William Wittkopf, Il
Edward F. Flynn. /. Mortgagee:
Attnrne. for Mortgage. 4.8 = N ys&
Dated In ~ 1QOS 7la.--t
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J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s
): AISE Y 6 OlJNTE !:
m@HeR01oR0H0Re Hela0n0 a0@en
Fort Totten

Mi. Twists parents from
Tennessee ar visiting him.
Mr. Ryder left Tuesday to
spend her vacation in Fargo.
Miss Lucy John assistant
matron at Morris. MIN. is visit
ing her friend Miss Viex. s8s
Miss Susie Bandy drove in
from Maddox Tuesday, remain
ing at home until Su day after
noon.
Mr.. F. Brown, disiplenarian,
is spending a portion Of his va
cation in the Dental chair at
Fargo. u
Dr.. and Mrs. Benoit are visit
ing Mr.. w. j. Moe Dr.. Benoit
is a former classmate Of Mr.
Noes now located at Tacoma.
Saturday evening the Misses
Bandy entertained a few friends
at their home in honor of their
friend Miss Darline Dawson Of
Abel Iowa.
Miss Ida Dalton has received
a transfer from the Fl. Totten
school to Grand junction Col. at
which place a brother resides.
Miss D. is from st. Louis anu
finds our Dakota cline rather
severe so anticipated with
pleasure the transfer which is
also a promotion.
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cIsn7or for Holy War and Urge ar
independent Administration.

London, Aug. GA dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Tangier, says,
Highly sensational reports of dis
order are being received here, causing
the utmost excitement. Daily, al
most hourly, comes information from
the interior Of the rapid spread Of a
VIOLENT anti-French agitation The
rebels are concentrating their military
contingent around Marakesh MO
rocco City,, the southern capital, and
there is no doubt that formidable
coalition Of semi-ind ependent yassals
has been formed. They are clamoring
for a holy war and urging the vice
roy, Prince Abdul Hafod, to proclaim
himself sultan. The situation is more
critical than it has been for 80 years.
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Buy More French: Goods d

Paris Statistics collected by the
the United States consulates through
out France and tabulated by Consul
General Mason show that exports
from France to the United States for
the year ending June 80 reached. the
record breaking total of $107, 240.547,
an increase Of s1s,s23,472, or IA per
cent. over the previous year. All the
great commercial centers except Ly-
ons, Hayreand Calais increased their
shipments to the United States. The
decrease at Lyons is chiefly due to
the development of the silk industry
in the United States and /; GORE
spending reduction in the demand for
French silk z!l 4. ;;SsTs a.
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BEEF EXPORTS FALL SHORT.
June, 1906, Shows 100000 Decrease
From June Year Ago.

Washington.-C Completed figures of
the exports of American canned meats
for the past fiscal year are shown in
statement issued by the depart
ment of commerce and labor. The
valued of canned meats exported from
the United States in June, 1906, was
$461, ZOO, against $797, 127 in June, 1905,
and in the fiscal year 1906, $9,233, 40,
against s9,577,045 in 1905. The fig.
ures for the fiscal year 1906 include
canned beef, $6,430,446; canned pork,
S1,215,s57; other canned meats, ST.
6s7,107. .%,
The quantity of canned beef export
ed in the fiscal year was 64,523, 359
pounds, as against 66,6SS,56S pounds
In 1905. :. 5..,s
The reduction, in exports occurred
almost exclusively in the shipments
to Japan. which country took large
1y of American canned beef during the
war but greatly reduced her importa-
ton on the disbanding Of the army.
The exports of canned beef to Japan
in the fiscal year 1906 were 2,306,583
pounds, against 14,6s7,1e5 pounds in
1905, and in the month Of June, 1906,
were 34,412 pounds, against 8, 1888
In June, 1905. q:
Great Britain was the greatest buy
er OF canned beef exports to that
country increasing 4,57S,1s5 pounds
for the fiscal year, but decreasing for
the month of June. 1906 rs 3 $50
OF the exports of canned beef for
the fiscal year the United Kingdom
took 9.sse,254 pounds and Belgium
968,972 pounds.
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Notice Of Hearing Application for
Druggists Permit. ls.#

state OF North Dakota, County of Ramsey
ss.-In the County Court. 5 .ssgS 49, 3r t2S$S t
Pursuant to an order of this court, made
on the 25thsday of July, A. D. 1905. notice lie
hereby given that on Monday, the 3id day OF
noon OF that day, at the court rooms of this
court, at the county court houses in the city; OF
North Dakota,S has been sapp 2inted by the
Judge Of this court as the time and place fol-
hearing the petition of A. T.. Hodgkinson, OF
for the granting to him of a druRgist's permit
to sell for medicinal, scientific and mechanical
purposes, malt, vinous, spiritnons, fermented
corner 4th street and Kelley avenue. in the End
ward OF Devils Lake. county Of Ramsey and
State OF North Dakota when and where any
person Interested in the granting Of said petit
ton may appear and contest the same under
the provisions OF the lava and they win bt
Ra ssl q q 1d Rsyis La 1 North
5r.sf /. John r. Henry,
"a 3Ft ft8s@ yu6pe nf the 1s0Sfifv Cnnrf
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CUTS TIME OF SEA TRIPS.
Scientific Discovery viii Shorten
Ocean Voyages.

Washington.-One day viii be cut
OFF between New YORK and Europe
and three days between San Francis go
and Japan by scientific discoveries
made by an expedition sent out by
the Carnegie institute of Washing ton
Other very important developments
are expected to spring from these dis
coveries, which may have a far-reach
ing effect on all sea navigation The
seduction in transoceanic time will, it
is said. be made within one year
These developments arise from the
11ncomnleted cruise of the Galilee. a
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Summons.

State Of North Dakota, County Of Ramsey.
In District Court, Second Judicial District
George Walker, plaintiff, vs, Gust u. ehn-;
son, defendant. lSs hi Ri 5
= he State Of North Dakota to the above
named Defendants: Summons 9S44
81 You are hereby summoned to ansa err the
complaint in this action, which has been FLED
in the office OF the clerk the district court in
judicial District of the state of North Dakota,
and to serve copy OF your answer upon the
subscribers within thirty days after the service
day OF service; and in case of your failure to
appear or answer judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief demanded
in the plant. III rs NJ }RS
Dated this End day Of July A. d., 1905 D. & ~
VI -Pielce d Tenneeon, ID 81
ss5 sstF4&ff Attorneys for Plaintiff. l5
Vs g556 Es53 i5 "a an Fargo, NE.
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Kaiser's Son to Study in United states

Kaiser's Son TO Study in United States.
Berlin.-The kaiser's fourth son,
Prince August William, will complete
his educational training at American in
stitutions. Harvard, Yale. and Corn
aell are mentioned by those who are
laying out his course. After his
American course the prince will pass
term at either Oxford or Cambridge,
IN England. He is to oe made paftic-
ularly proficient in political history,
political economy and constitutional
ind international law.
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/ roo re 10 e SsrFY.

N. q 4VV antell n 1T TO DO MOUSSE
work Apply To- Mrs C. "a. % odge8
Lost Full lemon pointer pup,
seven months old. lost IN j.
VanLieW farm on Sunday,
August. August 81 Please re-
turn to White Swan restaurant
and receive reward. SG.
Haslam.
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Notice Of Sidewalk Construction.

BE it reso we'd BY the City Council Of the City
of Devils Lake, N Oak. that the sidewalks in
front and along the following described prop
erty to be condemned and new sidewalks con.
so-Wit: st 36l5 ~. st5s
Il On North and south Side If Sixth and Sew.
Senth street except whers cement sidewalk has
not already been constructed. III III
Il Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
owners and occupants of the following lots and
parcels OF land to construct sidewalk in front
o. ana along Their p tS Ety. az their
1905. Said sidewalks to conform to the City
Ordinances now in force, to.wit ss a w
Lots !, 2, 8, 8, 10. II, and u Blk. a
I cts |, 4 B 81 2 4 = y u FL. y
Lots L. 2, 8, Az, 6, rs, 8, 10. ii, u Blk. 20
Lots i q 4, S, 81, s. 8, 10, ii. and ID Biz. eli
!, y Lots e LIZ 7,ss, no. Al II 31s and q
i IL IL IS s sis "a
Lots is. 4 is, is III is. ls 20 III q, IS, n Biz
Lots i. 2. s, i, ii and i2 Biz. is mi
Lefs ~ Il a % az T. BIZ
E Esss i / 81, 8 B ae i Il Rlf
Lots 2, 3. 4 g. $40. j, ~, ID. IA Blk.
Lots 10, 20. q, % 2ss24 a5 rs, "a, 2s, 20 Block
E2Maher and Locke Addition. 81
IN RUGER's ADDITION. y,
Lots !. 2, s. 5, ST., So, 10, ii. 10 Blk. "A
Lots 4, 50 8, 4, and 80 feet adjoining Lot 9
Il BY y order SdSsa 81 City council e4
1908: ' s's,l (. ess' 80 1e'
,3ts q II. N. Whitman, Mayor.
Asss s. stsa.a.s, 81.
City Auditor. sys
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In the matter of the estate of Edward Kaya
naugh. deceased IN i22s,3s VI IL S3i5$
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned
Matthew j. Kavanaugh. ex ecrltor of the last
will of Edward KayanAugh I late of the town
ship Of Odessa in the County of Ramsey and
prs of, and all persons having claims against,
said deceased, TO exhibit them with the neces-,
sary vouchers, Within months, after the first
publication of this notice, to said executor at
the office Of Brennan Il Grays in the city Of
Devils Lake, in said Ramsey C0nRtY 4 81 flN'
4 Dated July q, A. D: 1909. ~ ls
81 = Matthew ]. kavabadgh, IN
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For Sal a threshing ma
chine, three years old, in fine
condition. Separate tor is two
years old. Size OF the machine
36-56. Will sell it cheap. Call
upon Adam Scharf, Section %
North MinneWaukan or write to
Adam Scharf. Devils Lake. l.s3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
Phintsrs, Miscpt Missing.

Grip" the little 'three-legged dog
which is known far and wide as the
printers mascot. and is an honorary
member of the local printers union
is missing from his usual haunts and
there is sorrow in the printers camp
1t has been discovered by some of the
interested ones that the dog disap-
peared about the same time that sew
eral tourist printers left the town,
The Muskogee prints are sure the dog
is receiving good treatment. but he is
sadly missed from the regular evening
confabs INDUCED in by the craft
Muskogee Phoenix.
"Crip" came to Tulsa week ago
with couple of Muskogee gentlemen
of the steel rule. and has adopted the
foreman Of the World news room as
his guide, philosopher and friend. He
is hot favorite with AL the boys al
ready. and we should be sorry to lose
him. but his own heart shall be his
guide. When the Muskogee printers
start for home after the gayeties of
Labor Day, "Crip'' shall go with
them-if he wants to.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
DOLLAR RATE
HAS BEEN MADE
MIDLAND VALLEY WILL RUN
EXCURSION FROM MUSK0GEE
IS LABOR's Big EVENT
Efforts Of the Commercial Club City
Council and Labor COMMIT
tee Were Successful.

President w. +. Decker, Of the
Tulsa Labor Day committee, return
ed yesterday from Fort Smith, Ark,
where he was successful in obtaining
a dollar rate from the Midland Val
ley railroad from Muskogee and re-
turn on Labor Day, next Monday.
Mr.. Decker went to the company,
with the combined requests Of the
city council, the commercial club,
and prominent citizens Of Tulsa, and
was not long in getting the desired
rate. The railway will run spe-
cial train on the morning Of the 3rd,
and 1t is expected that at least five
hundred from Muskogee will attend
the celebration.
President Decker, in conversa-
tion by phone last night with the Sec
retary Of the Trades Council in Mus
kogee, apprised him of the success
Of his Fort Smith visit. The Musko-
gee secretary expressed himself a.
much pleased and said that there
would be no doubt but what . big
crowd would attend from the dam
city,"
Decorations on the business build
ing progressed rapidly and the bust
ness district is beginning to look very
gay and festive under the drapery Of
old glory in every conceivable fash
ion. The decorations now extend al
most the entire length Of Main street
and are even branching out into the
side streets. The city will be pre-
pared to greet King Labor when he
appears on the streets next Monday
morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
The Crawford Store
Showing the fall styles of Ladies
Shoes and Oxfords.
TRAILING A NOTORIOUS THIEF
Baker and Kelser Believed to Be
Members of an Organized Gang.

Lawton, Okla, August 2S.-That
Joe Baker and Bob Kelser, the young
men arrested by Indians the other day
near Apache on the charge of stealing
horses, are members of gang of
horse thieves operating throughout
western Oklahoma, is believed by Of
ticials who have been making investi-
cations. II was learned today that
Kelser is charged with stealing cattle
in Beaver county, and that a warrant
is being held there for his arrest.
Officers have gone to Caddo county
in search of third man of the gang
who is thought to have been connected
with the recent affair at Anadarko.
He is believed to be the leader of the
gang. His name is held secret by the
authorities until after his arrest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
Va DNo Win Anh RAJAn.
Initial Society f ert of the Winter
Season 4ts

On Friday night the Grand Opera
House will open formally for the sea-
son with the delightful musical com
edy. "The Raiah of Bhong."
Manager Buel assures the. public
that the entertainment will be first
class in every respect, The east of
characters embraces thirty people. in
cluding a bevy Of charming chorus
girls, who are equally attractive in
apnearance and as dramatis personae.
The opening will be made a society
event. Dainty frocks and the con-
ventional evening black of gentlemen,
with the usual accompaniment of hot
house flowers, will be, much in evi-
dcnce.
The Rajah of Bhong is but one Of
many score of high class attractions
which will hold the boards of the
Grand this season.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
Miss Agnes Hoots Entertains.

A very pleasant afternoon was
spent at the beautiful home of Miss
Agnes Hoots, on Fifth and Detroit.
A delightful time was spent by all
little friends present in the way Of
games and music The prize winner
in blowing ont a lighted candle with
eyes blindfolded was Miss Jessie
Rothhammer, and the BOBBY prize was
won by Miss Helen McCready.
Dainty refreshments were served,
followed by watermelon eating.
Many beautiful gifts were highly
appreciated by Miss Agnes, and the
party was ended by q loving good
bye.
Those present were: Misses Jes-
sic and Pleny Rothhammer, Tena Mill.
Ter, Patsy Arthurs, Helen and Maud
McCready, Yookah Belstead, Nancy
O'Donnell, Wayne Appleby, and
Mamie Kohane.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY
Negroes Howell, Murray and Jackson
Have Preliminary.

Sill Howell, Joe Murray and Young
err Jackson, the three young negroes
charged with the murder of littl,
Harry Priester in West Tulsa on Jul,
8, had their preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge W. w. Hyams today, who
held them to the grand jury withou,
bail. The prisoners were taken back
TO the Muskogee federal Jail on the
afternoon Katy train.
They were bound over principally
on the testimony of Eugene Mcqueen
on whose evidence they we're arrested
Mcqueen testified he overheard con-
versation between Murray and How
ell few nights after the murder,
about as the following:
II was late at night. Mcqueen was
concealed back Of the tool house near
the junction of the Frisco and A. V.
Il W. main line. The two boys had
come out of nearby field, headed to-
wards town and stopped in front of
the place. Howell said to the other
Don't you say anything about the
murder of the little Priester boy or
these white folks will put you in Jail.
and if ] We're that little black boy, |
would hikh out Of this town."
They continued for some time in
conversation over the matter. speak
ing of the large bone with which il is
supposed the boy cwas killed. saving
it had been concealed where il could
not likely be found soon.
j. A. Priester. father of the boy,
was the first witness called in the
case. His testimony was rather lame
for the prosecution. He is inclined to
another theory of the boys death. He
now believes his boy was killed by
q piece of falling timber while stand
ing underneath the water tank, hav-
ing found what he believed to be
blood on a tie beneath the tank.
The hearing occupied the, greater
part of the day. = '
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-29
VISITED HISTORIC SPOT.
Miss May Curray Back From John
Clark Ridpath's Old Home.

Miss May Curray, head saleslad,
at Crawford Bros, has just return
ed from a long visit at Thorntown
Ind, her old home, incidentally tina
of the writer.
While there it was her great pleas
ure to attend the Fourth annual meet
ing of the Old Boys association, ar
organization composed of men boti
old and young, who claim the towr
as home, even though thousands Of
miles away and long separated from
the scenes of their nativity. -Four
years ago at the first meeting some
forty odd old timers came back tc
the reunion. The number this year
reached almost four hundred, includ.
ing many men who have made their
name household word in the country
in which they reside. Some are IA
miliar to residents of Tulsa, partic.
ulary United States Marshal "Bill'
Darrough, of Vinita, and W.G.Van-
arsdel, who, with Ex-Governor Dur
bin and other prominet Hoosiers has
large property holdings here.
Today the writer gazen with fond
interest over souvenir booklet of
the old town, recently issued. Among
the scenes displayed was the school
house where he got his early learn
ing, accompanied with its due pro-
portion of "lickings, and right here
it can be said that none of them came
undeserved. The old swimmin' hole
came in for the greatest share of at
tention. 1t seems but yesterday that
the writer with the old gang, many of
whom sleep their last sleep, was tax
ing a swim in old Sugar, only to come
out and find his clothes tied in hard
knots, and hearing the boys jeer,
"Chaw beef, pick buzzard."
Down Market street, he could al
most discern the home of his youth,
where family was happy not in the
luxuries born of wealth, but of true
love.
Thorntown, the home of John Clark
Ridpath, the femous historian, the
La Follettes. whose name is immor-
talized by the doughty Wisconsin SEN
ator and a host of other will ever be
cherished in memory by its sons and
daughters, who are proud to call it
home.