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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-25
Entered as second class matter.
THE PRIMARY LAW.

The lnter-Ocea has been
greatly surprised at the position
so unfortunately taken, by what
we feel compelled to call the
insurgent" press in this state,
upon the primary law which
was given US by the last legisla-
ture. So virulent has been this
opposition that we felt called
upon to read and re-read the law
to see if we could find any rea-
sonable cause for such opposi-
tion.
We knew the law was insti-
gated by the dominant faction Of
the republican party We knew
that party at the time, and 10 to
the present, was in the control of
the majority of the counties of
the state. We knew that weak
or unscrupulous men might be
tempted to frame law by which
political power could be perpetu-
ated almost Indefinitely, and
knowing these facts we read cri-
tically to discover any such we'll
concealed provision.
And what do we find? One Of
the best primary laws yet framed
by any state in the Union. Let
us quote from the preamble, that
our readers may have this de-
.claratlon as veritable political
shlbboleth by which to test
every man claiming the honor Of
being republican in North Da-
kota. Inconsistency in adopting
and acting upon this declaration
should disqualify any citizen for
public Office. This declaration
or preamble, given by the ma
chine is as follows:
1t is the intention Of this act
to purify and reform the methods
by which organized political
parties shall make nominations
of candidates for the several
public offices. to perpetuate and
strengthen political parties by
eliminating therefrom the evils
hereby sought to be corrected,
and to secure each individual
member and delegate Of such
party an absolute freedom and
independence IN the expression
OF his preferences relating to
nominations by such parties, and
to prevent and prohibit the use
and influence of the methods
similar to and known as the
unit rule, and this statute snail
be SO construed. as to give force
and effect to this expressed In
tentioTl
70 Judge fairly Of this declara-
ton, and to judge the machine,
fairly which gave ii to the peo-
pie, we should Jake into account
the evils which it arraigns and
which it is prepared to prohibit
by legal enactment foreshad-
owed in this declaration For
instance Who profits by the
caucus customs! The party Or
faction ID power Who ear prsc-
tice the gag IN political as-
senbI The machine if
yoll pl Who in all political
party history has used the unit
rule d means of humiliation
to reforn7efs and reform 1nea-
sllres cain We are compelled
to answ 3 tta q machine
i'll the face of these well
known "a NJ d know FED re,
that such le laffon would
l5riy Ii al machines
from Cd advantage OF { lIe
people, I'll berafed
chine alE0ta not only
mad Ii exa I'D * ati0F
bgis a t0 elaac b drastic
si1Sl1
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-25
= = Resort
Boating, Bathing, Fresh Air, Pure,
SOFT Spring Water, Hunting
and Fishing.

Wye IS located on the shores of Lake @TJnsilInn
Lake the Turtle Mountains and recognized bv
Eastern authorities place for summer
mas 20 peer 1T has all the natural advantages that s
ID resorts have. 7ESs - ll 558
Many Of the lots have been purchased by tba sbeat
business OF the northwest men who realiza ana
the fact that such beauty-spo HAVING
& glyen 70 North Dakota, should BE utilized ~ Nnrfh
i1akotans They saw that Wye is a perfect summer
RESORT place where they can fish for the gamest black
pekeral and lake trout that cut cool and
Ing spring water Where they could hunt the wild duck
( grouse and partridge. N $500 B
Lake Upsillon is surrounded by 4 densa foraat of
oak and poplar the trees growing Is HE
WAFER edge The shores of the lake are of Il
nature and there excellent beaches that afford
passed bathing. 7s5S 7SYs 's s1sAs 'so'-
The water that bubbles forth from hnndyaaa os
sprngs the softes pprest and most healthfu ID
Deer, bear vol, wildcat, lynx and woyarine roar
among the trees Sable otter mink fox musras
cnucs rabbit and varieties of SQUIRRELS are m
found ia great numbers 81 i'1SAs ~ q ~ n
ye. IL the sportsmens paradise: Tie place &c rs n
coyery tor the sick the camping grounds for fbe
and oyerwoEked Eta IS T1 - - $500
INC nearest railway station al the present time
when ~ seven miles but as this branch
& noW peng extended into Canada, Wye will Be less than "A
Now the time is investigate apd salacs ROE.
8eiere long twill be too late Pats shown av al
oan be purchased from either 7E@2sNS NE ssA s9's Il
Dr. Thor NIOeIIer
The Inter ocean
Devils Lake lsasSh gsassss
Is B s. So g (, ,.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-15
TRUTH

the Lyric Stock company. 1t will have
one of the strongest casts with which
it has ever been presented and Will
be given all of that careful attention
to detail that will characterize all of
the productions of this company
which is already popular with theatre
goers. The cast, which is an all star
one, gives them all an opportunity to
display their talents. The plot deals
with New York City's political graft
of the present day and contains many
startl ng clmaXes and comedy situa-
lions.
Miss Pitt will have beautiful char
acter to exhibit here emotional abil-
ties. Miss Ethel Roberts, who makes
her first appearance and comes high
ly recommended will be the adven-
turess Paul Clifford, a young dis
trict leader, who is popular with the
people, will be portrayed by Mr.. VIM.
Balfour, and the scheming police sar-
geant by Mr.. Eugene Frazier.
The comedy is in the hands of Miss
Condor, Miss Steward and Mr.. Pin
gree, all capable artists and sure to
keep the audience in happy frame of
mind from rise to fall of curtain.
Startling scenic and mechanical eff
fects will be introduced and the en-
tire production is claimed to exceed
any of it's eastern productions.
The winning Hand will run all
week with a Saturday and Wednesday
matinee.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-15

They're off" at the Orpheum this
week-Eddie Clark and the widows.
1t is Sheepshead bay, racing stunt.
Eddie wears the fast colors and comes
under the wire an easy winner. His
take off, illustrating how the race
track tact can grab either end
of a proposition and still remain
in the middle, is joyous expose of
that peculiar genius of the betting
ring. Eddie describes an imaginary
race as Interestingly as the real thing
with the jockeys up and the horse
jumping under the whip lash Sur
rounding Eddie, and, at times, com
pletely hiding his flesh costume are
the sombre weeds of a half dozen
winning widows" Like the lilies of
the field they toll not neither can
they sing, but they do the dance
which made Terpsichore famous. The
monologue artist is quite prolific this
season. Paul Barnes comes riding in
on big wave of Orpheum success. In
Los Angeles the loquacious Paul con
vulsed the auditorium because he is
there with the talk goods. In Salt
Lake the genial Barnes has mono.
logued his way to a warm reception.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-15
EASY BUYING AT AUCTION.
Says the Youth u -xperience, Who
Has Leaned the Trick
of It.

You never bought anything at auc-
tom" exclaimed the experienced
youth. Best place in the world to
furnish a studio, once you get them
trained. | trained them with my
table. That is, they found out they
couldn't monkey with me. 1t was like
this: You see, l thought l would buy
a table first, center table, and drape
a couch and few other things around
it as | got them. | picked out the Ia
BILE | wanted at the auction room.
How much are you willing to pay
for it?' they asked.
Il looked it over.
About six dollars answered,
briefly.
Il made a mistake when | said,
About That's what cost me three
weeks getting the table.
Il went around the next day. They
put up my table. l bid to SIX and
stopped. Somebody else ran it up to
seven and a half. | went home and
concluded l would have to pick out
another table, since that one was
gone.
The next week | went back for the
other table. | hadn't been there ten
minutes when they put up the same
table. | was a little surprised, but as
| still wanted it, bid right along till
l got to my price, six dollars, then
quit. 1t was knocked down to some
body else
well, | went back the third week
to get.a table. AS soon as thew saw
me they put up my table. | bid on
IT, Somebody ran it up to five
Five and half said, and they
Knocked 1T down to me. Got 1t. you
see, at half dollar less than | had
started out to pay, and it served them
right.
After that they treated me square.
you see that brass lamp? A beauty,
isn't 1t? Worth all OF six dollars if
II Is worth cent. Guess how much
paid for it? One donar!"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-15

Carter and Bluford, pale coffee coons,
appear in what they term the "Act
Beautiful"-an arrangement of lights
and scenic display pleasingly helpful
to their songs and dances. If 1t We're
not for the Vassar girl with the Me-
dallion trio their stunt would not at
tain the dignity of three strikes and
out. Eleanor Darrell places great con-
fidence in her voice and costume-the
former is vocally pleasing and the lat
fer dressmaker's triumph. The
slack wire performance by the Roz-
aires is decidedly graceful and clever.
AS usual the kinodrome is pictorially
entertaining,
- .&
If you would make peace with your
operate conscience go and see "The
Wedding Day" 1t is some time since
the ears of a town have been charmed
by the Salt Lake opera company.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-15
sz$Ss ADJUSTMENTS - -

During the retirement of the local or
Ganization other operate companies
have come and gone, still leaving us
the while unsteady unsatisfied. But
today and tonight and next week
comes the opportunity for which some
OF us have secretly prayed. From the
amateur standpoint-not hopelessly
amateur either-tne cast is vocally
magnificent. The Misses Gates, Berk-
noel, Dryer and Mrs. Browning are
ali well known as ladies with singing
'olces. Messrs. Piper, Graham,
~pencer and Ensign have before favor
..Dly impressed the ears of the town.
A number of ambitious musical inter-
Joidtlons will be introduced in the
Jpera. Prof. Mcclellan has determ-
ned that some OF the prize voices
mail take a fight above the ordinary
.cqulrements OF the opera. Hence Miss
IaCes will sing Ardihs sc Seran
lose, whose perfume is still sweetly
remembered as a souvenir OF Melba' 5
Visit. The well known robin Hood
quartette will be sung by Miss Gates,
Miss Berkhoel, Mr.. Piper and Mr..
spencer. The baritone solo from
priscilla" will be rendered by Mr.
Ensign. A great treat lies in store
Tor those who attend "The Wedding
Day."
The Salt Lake theatre is almost
solidly booked up to March. Follow
ing The Wedding Day" comes thai
prince of comedians Willie Collier in
"On the Quiet" the play which con.
vulsed London and made Collier ia
nous. Plenty of good things are com
ing our way.
Arthur Sheppard is maing every eff.
fort to get the Symphony orchestra
on it's feet One day the prospects
look bright, next day the sky il
gloomy and the day following there is
a streak of sunshine. There are now
so many engagements for the loca
musicians that it is almost impossible,
for them to get together for rehearsal.
and Symphony orchestra is crea
ture of rehearsal. However, Prof
| Shepherd is hopeful that arrange
ments will be projected whereby the
desired results will be attained Ii
the meantime every lover of classica
music in the town is praying at tn,
shrine of Apollo for the success o
Arthur Shepherd and his ambition!
organization.
~ ~
The Lyric has bounded into dramat
ic success during the week. Those
whose past delight it was to see thu
shapely chorus girl in expansive
stockings and Rhinestone garters
see her again no more this season
For time at least burlesque has van
ished from behind the Lyric footlights
IL is stead the stage lover wooes an(
wins while the drama runs its trou
bled course. However, the Lyric pa
trons-this week the entire town be
came patrons-seem pleased at tn
change of policy and left ample test
monials to this effect in the box OF
flee.
"a Womans Sacrifice" at the Gran,
closes a successful engagement to
night.
| ii IL A
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-15
ATTRACTIONS AT THE LYRIC.

j. w. Harkins, Jr.'s famous play
THE Winning Hand" will be the Sec
ond production at the Lyric theatre, by
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-15

Truth enters upon its sixth year of
existence with this issue. This is vol
ume 6. No. /.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-11
PULLMAN CAR CO.
IS RESPONSIBLE
AN IMPORTANT DECISION
HANDED DOWN BY THE
SUPREME COURT.

While the Pullman Car Company
is not liable for the personal effects
Of It's passengers in the ordinary
sense that hotel would be for the
property Of It's guests, il must exer
else reasonable .recaution in pro-
tecting such passengers property.
This Issue was decided Friday
morning in decision handed down
in the supreme court in the case Of
the Pullman Company VS.. Schaffner
On the evening of August 20. 1903
G. f. Schaffner bought a Pullman
berth in Augusta for Atlanta. He
set up that no conductor was aboar1
the sleeper. and that it was Ilookaa
after only ~ the negro porter
When SchafGner awoke the next
morning two-carat diamoHd, val
ned at $500. a $40 biz. 1886 in sill
yer and two razors. valued at So,
were missing. Schaffner brought suit
against the company for damage. On
trial OF the use the Pull imam Com
pany moved hon-sui: ONT the ground
that Schaffner had not proven that
he had the property when he got on
the car. nor had he roven negli.
gence on the Fart Of INF company.
The court oveyruled the motion
and 1t went to trial Echaffner got
a verdict for $291.37. The company
appealed and the supr4 me court sus
tanned the lower court
Telegraph Company Not Liable.
Because the Planter$ Cotton Com
pany of Augusta faildd 70 establish
the fact that message teIephoned to
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany was actually Hhoned to III
employee of thai company, the
Planters Company losl its case in
the supreme court
In the trial 1t was Set up By the
cotton company that it was the Gus.
tom to telephone messages to the
Western Union office. but the clerk
'phoning this particular message con
fessed that nc did not recognize the
voice of the person taking the mes
sage. The judge directed verdict
for the Western Union. motion for
new trial being made and overrul-
ed. The supreme court sustained the
lower court in overriding the motiot
for new trial
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-11
COMFORTING WORDS.
Many a Brunswick Household WIN
Find Them So.

Many a Brunswick Household Win
Find Them So.
To have the pains and aches of L
bad back removed; 10 he entirely free
from annoying, dangerous urinary dis
orders is enough to make aAs kidney
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great change can be brought about
will prove comforting words t. hun,
dreds OF Brunswick readers.
James G. Adams, carpenter, resid
ing at pa 0giethorpe avenue, east Sa
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he secretions from the kidneys were
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though | had little faith left In any
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Plenty more proof like this from
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-11
SHELBY MYRICk
WILL Be ORATOR
WELL KNOWN SAVANNAH LAW
YEA TO DELIVER ADDRESS
AT ELKs' SERVICE

Hon. Shelby Myrick of Savannah.
Judge of the municipal court of that
city. and one of the BEST known
orators in the STATE, has accepted
an invitation extended him by the
Brunswick I,odee Of Elks to deliver
the principaf/ address at the Elks
memorable service to be held on the
first Sunday in December.
Arrangements for this very inter
esting event are now under way and
it promises to be one of the most
enjoyable affairs Of the kind ever
given in the city
The feature Of the exercises will
he the address by MIR. MyIick and
the beautiful musical program to be
rendered. in which all OF the local
talent will participate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-11
WHERE WAS THE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL ?

Il am solely and directly responsi
tie for that Nef trolley car FRAN
chise N d. Russell. City Clerk"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-11
WHERE WAS THE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL

II am solely and directly responsii
bic for that Men trolley car fran
chise. n. d. Russell, City Clerk"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
3Og ben SOS DOr.
z. 10. Gotpalt pereiftet id
i'm SaPn3uoe.
XSar Oct Gbe6fdIid)mng bes
i6mlotgt.

Der 6anblunss9ebiilfe q. Us. 60
bait tpurbe bon ben @sbeimpoli3ifen
Sarfb uno @erber usrbaftet. @r iol
IN Rartinsbile, Snb.. etnen sefdli1.
ten Shed ii6sr einen fleiuen getrae
bsraussnbt habsn uno III bon ben Dor.
tiaen Beb6rbsn unter glntlage seiteat
norben.
Aui benz Sransport nad Wartins.
bile gelang es cobalt, als Die ibn be.
sleitenbengsamtsn Ibn einsn Iusenblid
unbsObn9tst lisben, cine fleine pbiole.
uel9e 9arbolidure entbielt, an ben
Wunb su ftibren unb 3u leeren.
Sas t6otli9e 8ift that isire S9uI'
bi9tsit uno nod ueni9en Winuter
qualbOllsn 2.iOsns tarb Der nod iung'
WaIn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
S9mer berlett.

Der Wai6iniif $6smas Slfon erbielt
am Grsitaa gOrmittag in 9ib's Waas
rsnbauis on Stio alabama StraBe 10
i9psrs gerlsBungen. baB on ieinem
auftommsn ss3wsifelt wirb. gr batte
eini9e Reparaturen on Der Wai4inerie
bsiOrat uno mar babel. einen Sreib.
riemeu auf3ulegen. als bic i8nere
SrnnsmiIfons.Wels an Der Sede ibren
Snlt psrlor uno auf i'm bsrabfftirate.
nuBsr nnbsrsn 8erleBun9en erlitt er
einen S9doelbrud. Der gerleBts
uurbs In Der Hdotii9sn ambulan3 mad
bem Yineents Soipital gei8afft.
OIfon mar Bel Der 5irma Jatr-
bants, Roris & 90. bsi9dftigt uno
fam Dor niat LANCER 3eit BON Wis-
coniin nod bier. Ob sr BIER angs-
b0riss bsfiBt, III ni9t befannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
@eitsre 0rmnoita6s= =Mnfaufe
Sir bic nsus Rer9antS 9ational.ganf.

Die Werdants=Nationols8anf bal
Elm ueiteres @runofhd, go. Ii She
Weribian StraBe, ansetauft, um NIT
als gauplub fhr bas 3u erri&tenoe
neue gantsebduoe bsruenoet su tper-
ben. Sas GrunbffHd bat cine 6runi
BON 20 SUB 81 3Ol an Wsrioiau
Strabe uno TT 67t 5ub !ief.
Dtit Der neusn @ruerbuns befbt bil
Wer4ants National gant nunmebi
alles @runbeissnttum auifden BEN
8ebduoe an Der Shoof @fe bel
Waibin9ton uno Werioian StraBe uni
Der erifsn Seitenifrabe on Merioian,
iiioli4 bon Der @aibingtOn 6trabe.
Sas barauf 3u e,ri&ienbe ganfge'
bduoe uirb eins Gront bon SO Sut
baben. Der @e'ammts 2aufpreis fii,
ben gauplab ion $4,000 betrager
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Saf@enStebifabl.

Gin Mitgliso Der sblsn 3unft Der
Sanafinser ftabl geifern abeno geaen
6 llbr on Der Cf Waibington @trabe
oem 9errn Jranf StObler. 532 Sipi'
Ron Gtrnbe tpobnbaft, aus elmer Sci.
tentafhe ieines Rodes ein leoernss
Saidenbud nit ausi SO. uno einenl
$5s8olofftd unb msbrersn Quittungen
iiber on bic 2o9e Der Rotbmdnner ge.
;ablte 8eitrd9e.
9err Stobler bat teine Hbnung, tuer
Der Sieb geweien isin tann, oa um bis
angsgebene 3eit Der 8ertebr auf Der
StraBe elm iebr ifarfer ift unb Sunberte
bon perionen ibm bssssneten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
Mbonoale Ssisbts.

Die In 8s3us auf Nmhiement ieit
benz Bsfetsn bes 8ersniigunss. gtabliis
fsments oas meifte periprs9enoe Saiion
bat seiiern @bsno In vNOonoaie
5sights" bsgonnsn. vRidts ais oas
Bette" NOR fsts bas Wotto Der @s=
i9dftsfhbruns unb In usbereinftim'
muns nit bieIem @runbiab. finb fir
bic trmmenbs Gaiion bic beifsn 8aube'
bile. ShnFsr ensasirt tporoen, bie 3u
erlarsen uaren.
Inter oisisn befinoen fi4 bic Ster.
ling 8rotbsrs. Sdnger unb Sdn3er;
Jrdulein gba 3ompion. @baraeter'
Sariielsrin; Wiaiam 3erbp. Neger-
Smttator: ,Sbe 9armOnp.@Omsop" i.
bier Sdneer unb S4aufpielsr unb
Grdulstn &uib Smith, rGsianssthnf'
lsrin. Ssben Na6mittas uno Nbsno
finben Concerto fatt.
I'm 5reitag Ibenb uiro Elm fleiner
gstrna als gintrittsaslo srbobsn her.
ben; bic @eiammt-Summe uiro benz
San 5ranciseO 6hlfsfono iibertpisisn
ueroen.
Sn Golse zines nnfals. uel&er benz
Sau8srs6uno vNsllie" 3ugefoBen III,
miro fid osrfelbe wahri9einli9 In Ste.
ier Bods ni9t mebT probusiren t6ns
nen. Der Dumb tuurbe auf einsm
Spasiergang NIT ieinsm 2sbrmsifer
bon sinem Strabenbabnwasen setrof-
fen unb i4limm bsrlsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-11
SatereKaute Gatidjeionns.

Sn elmer gnti9siauns ipra6 sefern
los Suprsmsseri9t ben @runoiat
aus. baB elm Stsuersabler, Der bsreits
3sbn Sabre lang teins vpoltng"
@i9sntbums. ooer 6unbesSteuern be.
3ablt ober nidts 3ur geifreitung bon
%e9ierunestsitsn beigetragen bat, ea
nidt binbern tann, ipenn Der @ountp.
S9abmsifsr bic northumberland
betrdse Bet Ausaablung bon 8elbern.
tr.lde bas @ountp benz idumissn
Steuersablsr iduIbet, In Nb3ug bringt.
Gain 1ater bate bon benz Gountp'
Sdabmsiasr In Sort Wapne $50 fii,
gelieferte Mrbeitsn 3u fOrbern. unb ala
ibm absaali9 ieiner rhdhdnoigen
Steusrn nur $10.38 ausge3abIt wur'
ben. rei9te sr eins 2lage ein, um bis
Aus3ablung bes bollen &e&nungsbe'
trages 3u er3mingen.
Sas 2reisgeri6t entf&ieb gu fetnen
@nnfen, bod bob bas @upremesGe'
ri&t bas l1rtbsil auf unter Der Beariin-
oung, bab far rhdfdnbige Steuerr
bas seiamn,te 8erm6gen bes fdnmigsu
3ablers baftbar if. alio aud, wie In
oisiem 6aQe, eine ausftebenoe Gorbs'
rung, unb BOB Der gountp- S&abmei.
iter poIiommen bsre&tist mar, bon ben
benz S9uIbnsr suifebenben Betra9e 3ii'
erf bis eisuern In Mb3ug au bringen.