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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-14
HOOT, HOOT, MON !!

The editor of the poor old
Grand Forks Herald has certain
ly lost his head. Hear him:
Senator Hansbrough tries
to make it appear that the
Ramsey county printing
bills of his Devils Lake pap
er have been scaled by a
county official because of
political disagreement. That
is not the case, Several
hundred dollars were actu-
ally secured by the senator's
paper from Ramsey county,
according to statements
made to The Herald, by
means of classification of the
bills, and this money was
actually paid. When the
fraud was discovered the
question arose whether the
Inter-Ocean would ref Ind or
stand suit, and it chose the
former alternative.
For the purpose of showing
poor, ratified George how many
different kinds of an ass he is
making Of himself in mis- desper-
ate attempt to fasten something
discreditable upon Senator Hans
brough, the Inter-Ocean will
take him into it's confidence In the
first place, dear George, Senator
Hansbrough had nothing what
ever to do with the receipts or
expenditures Of the Inter Ocean
during the five years in which
the alleged overcharges were
made, and not being interested.
of course knew nothing concern.
ing the matter. In the SECOND
place, the alleged 'loot" Of this
paper during the five years ir
controversy amounted to $85 in
stead Of several hundred. anc
from $50 to $85 each by all the
other official papers of the coun
ty-the Churchs Ferry Sun, the
'Crary Courier, the Devils Lake
News, the Edmore Herald, ant
the Devils Lake Free Press I'm
der L. D. McGahan's manage
ment. In the third place, thu
Inter-Ocean was never threaten
ed with a suit by the county tx
refund any amount. The whole
controversy. dear, ratified
George, arose over the construc
ton of the law authorizing tn
publication of commissioner!
proceedings. 1t reads, '25 cent
per square of IL lines of sole
BREWER" Ed Smith, down il
Dickey county, claimed a squar'
of solid BREWER was LA ems, O,
about seven lines. He sued tn
county and got judgment Of
that basis of measurement. Tn
official papers in this county, a
in several counties in the9state
measured the proceedings &C
cording to their understandin!
Of the meaning of the wore
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-14

Senator Hansbrough will be
rendered receptions by the citi-
zens at Minot, Williston and
Bowbells Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week. Each of
these receptions will cause edi-
tor Winship. to throw a fit.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-14

next seasons crop. September
blowing has proved of more value
than that done in October, and
the outlook is favorable to a
completion Of this work this
month. So far it certainly has
been a great fall for the farm
ers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-14

That birds Of a feather will
flock together is aptly illustrated
in the partnership of Packard,
Of stuffed correspondent fame,
and Steve Nyes, Of Valley City.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-14

When all the government land
is taken, farms in Ramsey coun-
ty will sell readily at $50.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-09-14

It will be colder about Febru-
ary LIST. Cheer up; the worst is
to come. :.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
AMATEURS TO PRODUCE
SHAKESPEAREAN PLAYS
ST. vINcENT's COLLEGE CLUB
PLANS PRODUCTION
Active RehearsaIs Conducted During
Past Few Weeks-Father Mccabe
Directs the Affair and Its Success
Seems Assured

The Shakespeare club of st. Vincent's
college will present the tragedy of
Julius Caesar" In the Father Meyer
Memorial hall of the college next
Wednesday evening. Active rehearsals
have been held during the past few
weeks and it is expected that the play
will occupy the highest place in anna
teur theatricals for the season. 1t will
be the first attempt of the college to
present an entire Shakespearean play,
the members having presented different
scenes with much success.
Rev. II. X. McCabe, C. M, vice presi-
dent of the college and director of the
club, has taken active interest I'm the
club plays and It is largely due to his
able Instruction that It has now won
many laurels. Father McCabe Is a deep
Shakespearean student and his direction
will insure the success Of the event.
The scenery of the play merits special
praise, being we'll painted. The prin-
cipal parts of the play will be taken
by Murray Brannen, Edward Booth.
John Phelps, Edward McCurdy and
Vincent Andreas. The part OF Julius
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
MUSIC AND
THE DRAMA
Sunday Music at Venice

The program to be given by the Ell
lery band at Venice this afternoon will
be made up entirely of numbers re-
quested by the guests of the Hotel
Green in Pasadena, and the principal
selections will be the two grand fan
tastes from "Mefistofele" and Gar
men" and the overture william Tell. I"
Messrs. Palma and Oecimo will both
play solos, the former giving Schubert's
"Serenade" and the latter the brilliant
"Adagio and Tarantelle" by Cavallini
The list for the evening contains the
prison scene frorl I'll Trovatore," he
overture, "Aroldo," the Bohemian
Girl" blue Danube" waltzes Batiste's
"Organ Offertory" and Godfrey's
Songs of Scotland" Signor Taddeo
will be the soloist at the night concert
and will play the grand aria. Robert.
Toi Que Jaime" from Robert lie
Diable" by Meyerbeer. Attractive pro-
grams will be given every evening dur
ing the week and will be duly an
nounced from day to day.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

Caesar will be taken by Murray Bran
men, while that of Antony, the smooth
politician who loved Caesar, will be
played by Edward Booth. John Phelps
will play the role of Brutus and Ed
ward McCurdy that of Cassius, the
vengeful conspirator. Vincent Andreas
will play the role of Casca. the bluff old
fellow who says pretty much what he
pleases.
AS suitable costumes for the play
could not be procured in Los Angeles
these have been ordered from San
Francisco and will be the finest OBJ
tainable. Charles Reedy will be stage
director. Following is the cast Of
characters:
Julius Caesar, Murray Brannen; Oc-
tavius Caesar, Leo Rosecrans; Marc
Antony Edward Booth; Pompilius
Lena, William Rosecrans; Marcus Bru-
tus, John Phelps; Caius Cassius, Ed
ward McCurdy; Casca, Vincent An
dreas; Trebonius, Charles Reedy;
Decius. Marshall Whine; Metellus,
Reed Lawlor; CHINA, Thomas Rey-
nolds; Titinius, Peter Dueber: Flavius,
Leo Pierson; Lucius, William Lawlor
Servius, Kenneth Ham; Soothsayer
Edward Callahan; first citizen, George
Barnard; second citizen, August Guer-
clio: senators, soldiers and citizens.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
BILLY NEv|N
FOUND GUILTY
GETS A DISAPPOINTMENT OF
SENTENCE
Judge Rose Cruelty Forces Young
CIubman to Go to Court at the
Unheard of Hour of
9 a. m.

BILLY" Nevin, young, handsome,
jolly, millionaire, society favorite, club
man, rival to Barney Oldfield's record
and enemy to Officers Mojonier and
Berchtold is negotiating for the pur-
chase of an alarm clock.
On the third charge of violating the
automobile speed ordinance the young
millionaire was found guilty yester-
day morning by Judge Rose, from
whom he has secured a half-dozen con-
tinuances on this case within q period
of two months. Billy has been Or
dered to appear for sentence Monday
morning at o'clock. Until that time
he is out on $10O bail.
II know that it is a rather early
hour for you to arise. Mr.. Nevin,"
Judge Rose told Billy" "but that time
will suit me best, so 1T will have to suit
you. In the meantime I'll release you
on 500 bail" The audience INDUCED
in an audible smile. BILLY" was mad.
Nevin was in court with his attorney,
found the accused guilty, both he and
his attorney waxed indignant. Attorney
Lawler asked to have the pronouncing
of sentence postponed until a later date,
because certain papers were being
prepared"
VIII Test Ordinance
What these certain papers are is not
known, but from former limitations
it is supposed that the young million
aire and his counsel are preparing to
fight the validity of the ordinance rel
alive to the speeding of automobiles
beyond a certain limit. 1t has been
said that the clause which bears on
the speed ordinance cannot stand con-
test in the courts. 1t is believed that
BILLY and his attorney will try to
prove that such is the case.
Nevin was tried several days ago but
Judge Rose withheld his decision until
yesterday morning.
When Nevin entered the court room
he was accompanied by the usual num-
Der of his friends and those who In the
past acquired the habit OF attending
police court on the days when Billy
would secure another continuance.
Judge Roses court room was again
crowded to its utmost capacity yester-
day morning Even standing room
was at a premium.
What the end OF the present case will
be cannot even be surmised. The sport
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
ILLIN0ISANS PLAN OUTING
Venice Their Mecca and Washinaton's
Birthday the Date of the
Exodus

With Venice as their Mecca and
Washington's birthday anniversary as
the day of their pilgrimage, present
and former residents of Canton and
Fulton county, ILL.,, who are in Los
Angeles will meet Tuesday at 4:30 D.
m. in the cafe at the Angelus to COM
plete arrangements for their second
annual reunion.
The Fulton county colony in Southern
California, especially in Los Angeles,
is large. 1t numbers among its men,
bers several prominent professional and
business men who have promised to
make things hum at the reunion.
The proposition may be made at
Tuesdays meeting to join forces with
the Illinois society of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
vINcENTIANs LOSE VISITOR
superiors Will Attend Father Barn.
wells Funeral in PerryviIle,
Mo.-Local oervices

Word has been received at st. Vim
cents college that the funeral of Very
Rev. William ]. Barnwell, c. M, d. D.,
vicar general of the western province
Of the Vincentian order, will be held
Tuesday morning at the mother house
in Perryville. Mo.
A solemn requiem mass will be held
at st. Vincents church, corner Grand
avenue and Washington street, Tues
day morning at o'clock, following
which Bishop Conaty will pronounce
the absolution. Rev. f. x. McCabe, G.
NJ, will be celebrant; Rev. w. j. Cor
rell. G. M, deacon, and Rev. G. j.
George, sub-deacon.
Very Rev. DR.. Glass. @. NJ, president
Of the college, left Thursday afternoon
for Perryville to attend the funeral.
which will be attended by the superiors
OF this province.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
WOULD REFORM
DIVORCE CUSTOM
FINAL. DEGREES GO BEGGING
UNDER OLD SYSTEM
Abuses Have Crept Into Interlocutory
System, and 1t Is Proposed
That the Laws Be
Changed

Because of the fact that within the
past month about thirty final DEGREES
OF divorce have not been applied for,
court officials of Los Angeles county
are seriously considering u proposition
TO petition the legislators at the next
session for some modification or a COM
plete change in the state law regard
ing the granting of interlocutory de-
crees of divorce.
The system has been used for several
years in many states, it's features have
proven distasteful and many COM
plants have been registered by attor-
reys and judges of the Los Angeles
Bench and Bar association.
According to the statements Of clerks
of the superior court there are at
present scores of final DEGREES of
divorce waiting to be issued and a long
time overdue yet being ithheld be-
cause the attorneys make no applica-
ton for them and because in many
cases the records are not clear as to the
proper time for the issuance of the last
papers.
System Works Badly
The system as it is at present is as
follows: The man or woman who de-
sires to obtain an interlocutory decree
of divorce enters petition in the SUI
perior court. Then the case is tried
anu II lit VI bHt ID IL QcC1et
copies of the first papers are given
and the ruling of the court is entered
upon the minutes.
One year from that date, If the d.
vorcee appears in court or If the at
torney in the case applies. a final de-
cree is granted and then the man or
woman in the case is free to marry
fifteen minutes later.
In the meantime the other party to
the case is allowed to enter objection
TO the granting Of the decree on the
grounds of fraud within the first six
months and the last six months are
thrown In for good measure In order
that the couple may have a chance to
become reconciled. In case a recon-
ciliation occurs the parties make proper
statement to the court and the entire
case Is dismissed.
Prevent Quick Marriages
This interlocutory system seems TO
have been created In order to prevent
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

divorces for the purpose of quick mar
riages to other parties" said a prom
inent divorce attorney yesterday.
Eat one time, especially in Los An
geles, there were many men and women
who did not particularly care for one
another and who knew Of someone else
with whom they preferred to live. In
that case a divorce arrangement could
easily be framed up between them; one
or the other could apply for the docu-
ment and the case could go by default,
under which circumstance they were
free to walk straight from the court
room to the marriage license Office.
But the present system has some
fatal drawbacks. Aside from the
ticker kept by Clerk Jack Wright of
department of the superior court 1
don't believe that there is a proper
registration of divorces in any other
department. 1t is not part of the
clerks duties and they should not be
expected to be always looking up
divorces which were granted a year
ago. 1t is the fault of the parties in
the case and of the attorneys who in
some cases have even been known to
ask that the final decree be held up
until they might collect all their pay
from their clients.
Compel Final Action
ut should be the law of the state
that whenever an attorney secures an
interlocutory decree for his client he
should be compelled to follow up the
case and see that the final decree is
taken out at the proper time.
LAS to the legal phases of the case
I think that if either the man or the
woman who has received an interlo-
cutory decree and who has failed to
secure a final decree should marry and
property interests be involved there
would be a serious cloud on the title"
Many other attorneys have made
similar statements and 1t is understood
that a vigorous appeal for change in
the laws to cover the issuance of the
final DEGREES will be made at the next
legislature by Los Angeles representa-
tiVes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
YOUR HAT
May he "a stylish One, but 1t Makes
TrOubIe

May He Stylish One, but 1t Makes
Trouble
A man usually buys a hat that's "in
style but the modern hat for men has
lots to answer for.
Bald heads are growing more numer-
Gus every day Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life from the roots of the
hair.
When your hair begins to fall out
and your scalp is full of dandruff It is a
sure sign that these countless germs
are busily at work
There Is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs--that way Is
TO apply Newbro's Herpicide to the
SeslPt ns WI . XIII the rss germs and
Sold by leading druggists. Send loo
in stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
READY TO SELECT
WORKS BOARD
MAYOR WILL SUBMIT THREE
NAMES MONDAY
Council Is More Plastic and II Is Pre-
dicted That There Will Be No
Further Hitch Between
Them

Mayor McAleer yesterday admitted
that he would send three names to the
city council Monday as his nominees
for members Of the board of public
works, but has steadfastly refused to
tell who the men will be.
He is of the opinion that a premature
announcement of his choice was largely
responsible for the indifference shown
by the city council with regard to his
first board of public works. The names
were known so long in advance that
the question of whether or not they
would be acceptable had been discussed
for months previous to being submitted
to the council.
1t is almost assured, however, that
G. o. Winters, one of the three pre-
Viously named by the mayor, will be
returned to the council Monday. Mr..
Winters is acceptable to the city legis-
lators. but they declare that he will
be refused second time If all three
are not satisfactory. The council has
no Intention Of accepting one member
and refusing others.
No Further Hitch
Events of the last few weeks have
caused the council to assume a more
plastic mood, and there is every indica-
ton that there will be no further dead
lock between the council and the chief
executive.
All street improvements are tied up.
The city attorney has declared that the
councils committee of public works has
no authority to continue to award con-
tracts or receive bids. The city en-
gineer has refused to send in any ordi-
nances of intention for Vrooman act
work until board of works has been
agreed on, although there are thousands
of dollars worth Of public work waiting
to be acted on.
1t is claimed that in naming members
of board of works the mayor Is labor
ing under a political handicap. The
word has gone forth, II is asserted In
Republican circles, that anyone who
seeks preferment at the hands Of the
machine must have as little to do with
the McAleer administration as possible.
This mandate, II is alleged, caused Lee
G. Gates to resign from the mayors
police commission in order that his
candidacy for congress might not be
jeopardized.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Hint at Chain Ganq

Some of those who boast of 'inside
information" say that Judge Rose will
come in on the home stretch and annex
Billy" to the chain gang.
Still others who have consulted the
dope Sheets" earnestly say they have
"hunch" that BILLY" will only be
compelled to come through with frag-
rant bouquet of green backs.
"Billy's" former record, according to
the dope Sheets" is: Three times ar
rested within period of six weeks;
fined SIS for first offense; fined $50 for
second offense and warned to not re-
peat it unless he wanted to come
through with 800 and become mem
Der of the chain gang.
During the course of his last trial
which owing to series of continuances
did not materialize until last Friday
at midnight, BILLY" has been out on
his own recognizance.
The present bail of 500. it is said is
imposed on him in order to prevent
Nevin from suddenly taking spin
along the coast in his dainty pale blue
$500 car and oversleep in some
suburban town.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

Frank Strong is a native son.
having been born at San Diego:
came to Los Angeles in 1894 and en-
gagged in business. He is married
and has one daughter. Mr.. Strong
is member of the firm of Strong &
Dickinson, real estate brokers, and
is president of the Los Angeles Alb
stract and Title company.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Mrs. Lyons' Recital

Mrs. Maude Nichols Lyon, a new
conner from Boston, will introduce her
self to Los Angeles with song recital
in the Ebell auditorium the night of
Tuesday, February 6. Assisting her
viii be Miss Alice Coleman and Mrs.
ELSA Menasco.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

ing fraternity have taken up the mat
ter in their own field and a few days
ago to odds were to 1 that Nevin
would not get a Jail sentence. Since
then the betting has been so heavy that
Nevin's fate has been played all over
the boards.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

We can supply red or green burlap
base and holding; looks better and
saves time. All cOlOrs Ia 30-in. ana 40
ia. Burlaps. Hest Paints $3.50 gal .
G roS rIRsr dood shaSes s iSr
WALTER BROS, 627 8. Spring street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

The patents Of Ross NJ ]. Phillips have been widely
commented upon and prominent automobile manu-
facturers have become interested In the purchase OF
them for their cars. Mr. Phillips wishes Los
Angeles to the home of the machine that uses his
inventions and to this end the movement has been
started to organize and equip factory right here
where every good thing Is appreciated
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Inventions Which Will
RevOlutiOniZe
Automobile Making
w i'll

local automobile and that
foreign experts and the
Co., will sell for three
he subscription.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

The innovations contained In the Inventions of the
Phillips motor are not theoretical ones, but may be
any day in perfected automobile that has stood
the thousand and tests conceived by auto experts
of this and other cities The strongest evidence Of
merit is practical testing of the actual and we
invite anyone interested to a demonstration
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
An Industrial That Will
Make the
Investor Big Money

problem automobiles
Angeles today More sold
begin
capture the of this home
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

See display in windows of The Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Our Car Will Be
Popular i'm Price

In perecting the consructio peculiar Phillips pat
ents and automobile upon the very
thing modern automobile kers have
thousands of dollars to evolve, POWER SAFETY and
SIMPLICITY, with moderate cost manufacture.
is proven by our 2O horse three-cynder type
Tourabout the perfect produced at
profit to sell to the buyer $780, average
price of the present machine and when 1t
parson have other class There are more
than 1000 cars owned in Los ngeles and this average
home market worth going fter More than thirty
to each We know share for already
thirty-nine orders
our books Don't want share sure profit? "
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
The importance OF
the Automobile

The phenomenal growth the automobile is evidenced
throughout the whole but II section does its
ping every city is Los Angeles where the motor car Of
York; convenience and reliability Of the present day
prominent are standar dizng their and is
thoughtful thorough Of automobles and
CONSTRUCTION and applica power the very
which bestm tendng-but have beat
themt to a reSsion and will
the a machine needing changes to
llp erfect automobile, it is
that right now. ufacture offers profit
the the stock in it. Procras
fnation is no a Angean. If want in,
follow YOU Judgment and do it now
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Prevent oulek MarrIages

This interlocut0ry system seems TO
have been created In order to prevent