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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
The Women Nav Vote.

The women Of Ramsey county
are entitled to vote for County
Superintende Of Public Schools,
and the Inter- Ocean urges upon
them to go out and record their
preference. The women, as a
rule, are more closely in touch
with the schools than the men,
End are able to vote even more
ntelligently upon whatever per-
tains to their interests. Vote,
ladies, and when you vote, re-
member you are voting for the
dearest interests Of your child
rem. .Ss
We wish especially to intro
duce you to Prof. Haig, and for
that purpose vii ask you to read,
not only this issue Of the Inter-
Ocean, but the issues of last
week. He is a man who is a
model as a citizen, a schoolteach-
er and a superintendent of teach
ers. His influence is always Of
an exalting character, and his
energy and assiduity in his pro
fessional life make him the sue
cess he is. Get acquainted with
him. Read about him, and then
ST you favor him, do not neglect
voting for him.
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DR.. Thor Moeller.

DR.. Thor Moeller, one Of. the
leading physicians Of Devils
Lake is a candidate for the Office
of coroner. He stoutly maintains
that a physician can administer
that Office more efficiently and
more econ nomical lily than a man
who has not had the special train
ing Of the medical man. The
doctor is very much in earnest
over his candi didacy and is max
ing a vigorous campaign. His
Norwegian friends are enthusi-
astic, 50 it is repotred to us, and
the race between him and the
other candidates will be quite in
teresting.
The Doctor is a good physici-
an. He argues that the Office
has never been filled ideally, and
that if he should be elected, be
will employ, not only his busi-
ness but his professional ability
in the discharge Of his duties.
The Inter-O ocean regards him AS
4 good candidate.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
Called Gently Home

After an illness Of more than
ia year. Sister Mary Angela Of
the order of Sisters Of Mercy Of
Belcourt, died at 5 o'clock a. M.
June 9Th at the Mercy hospital,
Devils Lake. Her name before
entering the order was Elizabeth
Nc Cartl4y. Her father was
William Mccarthy, a native Of
Limerick, Ireland. Sister APP
polonia Of Mercy hospital is a
sister Of the departed.
Born in 1856 in Louisville,
Ken entucky, she was educated by
the Sisters of Charity Of Louis
vile and the Sisters Of Mercy
of Chicago. For the past
twenty-five years she taught
at the Convent Of Mercy at Bel.
court in RoletIe county, North
Dakota.
It would be mpossible to esti-
mate the moral and intellectual
wealth this lady brought to her
Indian wards in the Turtle Noun
.tains, or the good influence of.
her twenty two years faithful
devotion to duty among the
children Of the red men. She
was a model Sister Of Charity.
The funeral services were held
at st. Joseph's S church, June
9th. Father Augustine dwelJ
eloquently on the noble self
sacrifice and spiritual heroism
Of the deceased. The remains
were laid to rest in the Circle in
st. Joseph's cemetery beside
the good Sister Josephine.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
Attorney E. r. Barnett.

The republi blician party Of Rams
seyg county is to be congratulated
upon the selection Of Mr.. E. R.
Barnett cf Devils Lake as its
candidate for nomination for
states attorney. He is a young
man just entering upon the Wig
or Of maturity, with q steady
healthful and vigorous youth
behind him, and the possessor Of
one of the brightest minds in his
profession iii the state.
Mr. Barnett is q graduate OF
Northwe estern University Chica-
go, where he ranked high as Al
student and scholar.
He came to this state six years
ago and began the practice of
law. He is at the present time
the partner of Al Attorney Mel Glory
Of this city.
Mr. Barnetti is especially fitted
fort the position of states attor-
ney.
Not only is ile one Of the fresh
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
Go To The Primaries.

The greatest danger with the
primary law is that the voters
will not turn out, but think that
the real battle will be fought at
the election to be held later.
This is a great mistake. The
time to put in your most strenu-
Gus work must be at the primary
election, when the candidates
will be nominated, as it is fairly
certain that the one who receives
the nomination will be elected.
If everybody does his duty at the
primary election on June 10, all
will be well. For then the re-
suits will surely be the express
ion of the peoples will, and no
body ought to be dissatisfied.
Therefore, be sure to let nothing
keep you from going to the polls
on June 18th, and vote for the
man whom you believe will be
the best man for the office.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15

Z ass t. =. q . as p = y q p. & sEkN
Contributed for Home ana SehooR
Department.
Who has ever seen on any farmer'S
Any Any paln9 eahsF eolora for for house ana for :
! OF + course, 9 RS. SOD shanty, a log cabin, or
' Woqldn,t 4 I #. look wen in anything Dus
For they should be in mourning Tor
the owner must be dead, -
II ne hasn't got the gumption to pafns
his barn a red
But style changes in co1ors, as wen m
! in clothes. 5F'5EZE -7T,5
And we know the up to-date man by
the colors that he shows;
80 gst wise, Mr.. Farmer, and paint yOEr
In the warmest latest colors, If y0ra
want to sell your farm;
FOR for q 5heres est 1n93thing adds DC more beauty
Than the proper use of paints-sa an
on a wenlan's face. - T-T - -
Don't Don be 50 old ashioned. so utterly
That only red and white win 40 10
paint up your estate; -S
Get harmony in the colors you choose
for your home n
Your house a Milwaukee brieR--ys,szar.~
- barn q slate or stone; 81 " u
ihen M g.. VIII proper trimmings, it mary Da
You're not SO blamed o1d-fashioned sss
There is an ethical value in the coRors
we select, s - { q.
Wave the {, red s nag before the bun s1a
= e YOU s.1,, see white horse. then meet d
You'll 90 meet with a loss, for yorr hsaaia
Use most any color for your horse p,,sr.m
26s or shed, - - E - p ~ ~ ~ n m
But cut out the white house ana ma
Darn that's painted red.
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city by the investment Of their
capital and the employment Of
labor. They do not ask your ex-
elusive trade. They do not ex-
'pe.t it. They want their comp
etitors, especially their local
competitors, to have their share.
But they expect, and they have
a right to expect, that the peo-
pie will favor local trade when
they can do as well or better
than by using the product Of
Minneapolis mills.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
The Skoygaard Concert

The people of Devils Lake mis-
sed a rare musical feast last
Tuesday evening. 10 our great
regret a small audience greeted
the musicians, but the audience
was made up Of those who ap-
preciated genuinely interpreted
art. it was q great occasion, we
say, lost BY the majority of those
who would have been thrilled by
the almost divine strains from
Skovgaard' s strad divarius, the full
comp passed and delicately nnodu
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Great Northern Items.

The old depot is over on the
west side of Third street and
preparations for the new one are
being made. It is to be in size
and style the same as the one at
Minot. The structure will be a
great ornament to the town, and
will cost about seventy five thou.
sand dollars.
Excavation is made for the big
round house, and the concrete
mixer is at work. The round
house will have twenty-five stalls
a turn table and a repair shop.
It will be the largest round
house west Of this city until
.Spokaneis reached.
Sixteen miles of railway track
will be laid this summer to ac-
commodate the. freight cars, and
the hill west of the round house
will be graded down.
The round house is similar in
plan and construction to the one
at Havre, Montana, only this one
is larger. West Of the round
house will be erected the ma
chine shop, the boiler shop, the
blacksmith shop, and power
house, and in the Immediate
vicinity a store house. scrap bins.
oil house and lumber sheds will
be erected.
Next week work will comn1en-.
ce on the ten inch water main,
Whichis to be put in below the
frost line from F'reshwater lake.
down to the round house, where
a tank with the capacity ofs one
hundred thousand gallons will:
be erected.
It can be easily seen that the
railway attaches great import
ance to this city as q division
point and a distributing center.
Our Commercial Club should
keep q man in the coming tower,
for every new enter
rrise.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
A Logical Discourse.

Atthe Presbyterian church the
other Sunday, the pastor preach
ed on the deceitfulness Of Che
liquor traffic. His discourse was
argumentative, disclosing the
fallacy Of the claims of the de-
tenders of the drink habit. He
quoted scientific authorities and
refuted the claims along the fol-
lowing lines:
!. Intoxicating liqors are pure.
On the contrary, abundant proof
exists that the process of manu-
facture is one of gross deception !,
refuse of the worst kind is used
instead Of pure fruit or grain.
ii. Liquor is beneficial. Op-
posed to this claim is the .divi-
sion Of expert opinion as to
whether it's in any sense food ;
The established position that it
does not warm the body; and the
unansweres& s&proof that it strikes
at once at the central nervous
system, even when used in the
smallest doses.
iii. 1t does no$harnn. All the
above refutes this, and the in.
jury to the stomach was Gemon-
strated by two bottles in which
the whites of eggs were placed,
the one with a little alcohol
showing no action Of the acid
and the pepsin on the albumen.
Nv. The critics are cranks.
Here the claim was made that
he self-defense Of the individu-
al demands that a commodity
which is thus proved to be a
poison be kept from sale and
general use. The man who so,
holds,is not a crank, but a pub
lie !. spirited citizen. He has
truth back OF his demands.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
The Lucky Thirteen.

Below we give the list Of
names of the republican nomii--
neesf for delegates to the state
convention. These men were not
chosen by any clique or cabal.
Their names have been placed
upon the list by the request of
their neighbors, that request hav-
ing been sent into the County
Central Committee. They are
men against whose private or
public life not one word can be
said, and they are not pledged to
any plan, purpose or plot. They
go free to exercise their own
judgement upon measures and
men as they come up.
NJ. H. Brennan, Devils Lake.
@. A. Dodge, Devils Lake.
A. w. Cogswell, Devils Lake.
]. A. VanLieW, Devils Lake.
John A. Bryn, Grand Harbor.
Norman Morrison, Webster.
A. G. Davis, Hampden.
Albert Thompson Brockett.
O. A. Frovarp, Edmore.
G. A. Ness, Penn. .s
Myron King. StarkWeather.
Andrew Swanson, Lawton.
G. IL. Doyon.
Please note that these men
were selected by the voters of
Ramsey county in the immediate
vicinity of the home Of each dele.
gate. They were not selected BY
a mass meeting Of less than a
dozen. made up of a little In
surgent boss, his man Friday
and pettyfogger or two for,
aromatic purposes.
The Inter-O ocean urges the
nomination of everyone Of those
men. It does SO, because Of the
method of their selection, and be-
cause they are among the most
representative repub blicans in the
county. M
They should be selected, if for
no other reason. tnan to slnite8
into ignominy and start towards.
oblivion, the few carrion hunt
ers, less than half u score In
number who in turn are led by
two individuals upon wholn the
honor Of office has been raistak-
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lated voice Of Miss Olson and the
artistic performances of Miss
Nilsson.
It would be difficult to select a
Sfaavorlte from Skovgaard S numb
ers, for everyone had marked
character. And that was the
quality which appealed to his
audience. Mere technique may
be excellent, but technique may
be without emotion, and without
emotion the artist and his per-
formance must soon be forgot
ten.
Skovgaard has a soul as well as
a nerveful arm and facile fn.y-
ers, and that soul is great enough
to interpret the emotions of the
human heart, whether found
among his Norseland hills or on
the unmeasured prairies Of North
America great enough to SYM
pathetically express the storm of
passion in heroic strife, the love.
and the joys Of home, or life's
sweet experience realized at the
.irst aWaking Of Love after com
ing Of age. It is Skovgaard's S
power to interpret that won
most especially our admiration.
His years are before him and he
may reasonably aspire to take up
and Worthily deliver the mess
age SO often repeated by Ole Bull
the message that life is worth
living while courage will earn
the hero's laurel, and while toll
wall be requited by love at
home. We hope he and the
other artists will come again,
and especially do vre hope that
II they come, Devils Lake will
honor itself by giving them a
packed audience in the auditori-
um.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-15
enly conferred.

enly conferred.
We ask and all we ask, is
that the voters of Ramsey
county will investigate both sides
to. this controversy. If they will
impartially weigh the evidence,
we have no fear of the conclu-
sion, for we know they will de-
tect the CONSPIRACY FOR
OFFICE, under the badly borne
banner of INSURGENT RE-
FORM.
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a astuffed I Prophet
IMayvllle tribune !

That special 4stafT cnrrespond
Of the Grand Forks Herald who yvroaa
up Trail county politics for his rsslss
4 few weeks ago has been calged no
Herald's stun correspondent "
some irreverent editors ana me 1ElEIa
y an appropriate one. me
fellow was stuffed III this
sure enough n
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
NATIONAL FaATERNAl CON.
eHEss IN ANNUAL SESSION

Montreal. Cue. Aug. t..~The Nm,
tiosaal fraternai congress eonyenes i'm
twentieth annual session In Montreal
tonorro~ and will continue through
the remainder Of the week. The gath,
efing viii BE- called Ia order In Ksrn
nan by President 4. u. Talbot Of
Lincoln. Neb. Delegates viii be In al.
tendance representing the many fra.
ternal organizations that are affilias.
ed with the congress. Matters of
legislation affecting fraiernsl orders
will form the chief subject Of dis.
cussion by the congress.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
lln1oNY At uAD0
DAT UNION MEETING


The doss q peace haxesed about
a6e mnAean ms~asnx place nj she Rrisk.
layers and Ssone Masons' union LAT
might. and sesing the door vide osea
catered 10 find there committees
from shs various labor organizations
~ sAe city, An the LITTLE difficulties
which hid spEnng mp n u preginns
meeting were Feasgstea 10 the rsar
and Forgotten. They we're there for
the purpose II joining hands with
the printers In tho celebration H.
ready under arrangement. The pFin.
tiers. tasb. had = committee there. and
welcomed them and suggested a gen
eFal organization and appointment
al committees sho will aea for the
success of the venture. The idea u
the entertainment being on IN. east
ssds altogether. ~ originally plan
ned. will hs carried out. Tn. parade
will he . good ne. and there viii b.
tao bands If music In line. the Mil.
taFy hand Of East Las Vegas and the
Aayflower hand of Las Vegas. The
entertainment In Lincoln park will
he a hummer. Merchants viii be
solicited for prizes. The new offie.
ers Of the organization and commit.
tees are m follows: President, A. n.
Warren: secretary. Mr.. shearer. and
treasurer. r. ". Smith.
Parade: Malcolm. bricklayers: Eng.
land. carpenters: Hunter. painters:
canter. clerks: Wynkoop. printers.
Amnsements: Smith, bricklayers:
Rogers. carpenters: Williams. paint.
ers: Trambley. clerks: SAMSON,
printers.
To secure lab1rers. unsorranized:
Sweeney and Abeytia.
The marshal Of the parade will be
appointed AT the meeting TO be held
Monday night nj Woodman's hall m
$50 o'clock sharp.
The parade committee will meet at
The Optic office Monday night at :
o'clock sharp. anti the amustmen;
committee nj Woodlands hall nj :
O'Clock sharp the same night.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
LOCAL SHOOTERS NOW
IN Big QUANDARY
Number Want To Sheet q Denver
ttsssrmsn Cup Contest on Rifle
Range May tntessess.

The Las Vegas gun club held its
regular semlmonthly shoot yesterday
afternoon a. the club traps near the
nid power house and ereditahle
scores were made. The club
shoots are held on the first Sunday
ana third Thursday Of every month.
ths Sunday shoot being held 10 accom-.
MEDIATE those business men who are
engaged during the week aud have no
opportunity to get out on Thursday.
Las Vegas has a number % crack
shots. several M whom will likely
leave for Denver where ths Inter State
Trap Shooters association viii hold a
big shoot on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday u next week. The western
handicap In the chief attraction NJ the
Denver shoot and II win likely find a
number Of vegans entered. Among
those who win probably go from here
are MesSrs. rasswater. Dearth, Dr.
Gsselitz and Dr. Jenkins. DIR. r. NJ,
Zane. ~ Usage City, kas.. will depart
for Denver Sunday with his wife. The
Zanes have been the guests I'm Las
Vegas Of DIR. Goeliiz and wife since
the middle of last June. The doctor
has demonstrated his ability to break
the clay pigeons regularly. too regular.
~ for a goodly number Of Las Vegas
shooters. He win enter the western
handicap at Denver and compete for
honors. After leaving Denver, DR..
and Mrs. Zane win depart for their
home In Usage iCty. One feature per.
haps that may keep u number Of shoot.
ers az home next week 10 the contest
for the Hagerman cup. which will be
shot with the regular army rifle by
members Of the territorial militia on
the Las Vegas range next week. sev.
eral 81 the shooters are as expert
with the rifle as they are with the
shot gun. and they are undecided
whether TO shoot In Denver or remain
nj home. II il a safe prediction that
Las Vegas shooters win be heard
from in the Denver shoot should they
enter. for the Meadow city has some
cracks that can make good In any
company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

about any lasting relief In the Sui
tan's condition. The physicians de-
clare thai he cannot live much longer.
and the succession tn the throne In
likely Ia b. u matter u vital inter.
est al any time.
II II said that several reform organ,
izaiions opposed % the present ruler
Of Turkey have decided 10 combine
their efforts In support Of Mehemmed
Reshad Effendi. who. according 10
Mnssuiman law. IL the heir apparent.
and the legal successor Of Abdul Ham
III. But In direct violation Of the Law
the Sultan has dominated his third
son. Prince Mehemmed Durham Eddin
Effendi. Who is now 81 years nj age.
q singuiarly bright and handsome
young man. and whom the Sultan
loves above all those other eight
children Of his, who rank az princes
aud princesses Of the blood. Mehem.
med Durham Eddin In the son of that
one II all the wives Of the Sultan
whom he loved best. and who. from n
Turkish point Of view. vas of the O
LOFTY birth. The young man has been
brought mp largely by European ~.
tors and In European fashion.
Mehemmed Reshad. upon whom the
Young Turkey party" has decided for
the throne. IN "A brother Of the preseu,
sultan aud two years his junior. He
hves rs a partial prisoner In one of
the palaces on the Basphorus. sur.
rounded by paid spies and guards n,
me sultan. who report to their mas.
"r everything he says and does. He
u known to have liberal, progressive
IDEAS. which. Of course, are offensive
I'D MS imperial brother. and arc tho
reason why the latter has ATTEMPTED
u put him out of the successorshin
He a conducted himself with great
discretion and prudence, however
ana u furnished no excuse for his
assassination or imprisonment.
The reform element maintains tina,
the law Of the empire expressly states
that the eldest living male member
or the family shall be the
tn the throne and that the Sultan has
no right to choose his favorite son
or name anyone else to succeed him.
Three Of the Sultan's brothers and
two Of his elder sons stand between
Mehemmed Durham and the throne,
But the Sultan has seen fit 10 change
the order Of succession and the lead.
ing authorities on the subject Of
koranic law and doctrine declare there
Ia no religious obstacle to the change,
They cite as an illustration Of the
fact that no objection was raised by
Mahommedan theoiogians either at
Constantinople or at Cairo when the
order Of succession was changed In
Egypt. primogeniture established, and
the then Khedive's eldest son pro.
claimed heir to the throne In lieu Of
Prince Hahn. the Khedive's cousin.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17
BROWNS and BLUES To
MEET At DRIVING PARK
Victorious albuquerque Ball Team
viii Clash With Locals at the priv.
ing Park Sunday.

There will be a fast ball game in
this city on next Sunday. when the
Albuquerque Browns, who have lost
but n game this season. will meet
the Las Vegas Blues az the Driving
park.
The locals have been fortunate In
securing the services Of a good pitch.
or and viii have besides at least four
Of last years championship team and
should put up the hottest kind Of bali.
The Albuquerque team is so far the
best in the territory. having met with
only n defeat during the entire sea.
son. and that at Santa Fe.
An immense crowd will attend the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

~" HAN ASiAd. My Ihtt Wns
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then it got in my eye. ! then went to
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] was taking for it, and | told him
Cuticura. He said that was a very
good thing, but that he thought that
my face would be marked for life. But
Cuticura did its work and my face is
now Just as clear as it ever
MY brother-in-law told me about
the wonderful Caticura remedies.
] took his advice and got the Ointment,
Soap, and Resolvent. l washed with
the Cuticura Soap and then applied
the Ointment, and took Cuticura
Resolvent as directed. In a short
time my face began to get better, and
when ] had taken one bottle Of
Resolvent ! could brush the scales
off my face like a powder. When ]
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II ted all :ns friends about my
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] want everybody far and wide to
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Emma White, GAL Cherrier Place,
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-17

Postmaster Hopkins. Of the Duke
City. has received a letter from As
sistant> Secretary Of the Treasury U.
G. Reynolds. in which the latter in.
forms the postmaster to order the
survey Of the site for Albuquerque's
s100.0 900 postoffice building to be
made and sent TO the department at
once. II is believed the money is
available for immediate use and that
work on the structure will be com.
menced soon.