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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
SCHOOL NOTES
Cont nued from page p

Do not give reason for it to be
said that you lack the energy suf-
fcient to outline at least part of
your daily work on the black
board.
A meeting Of the Teachers As
sociation will be held at the High
School in Devils Lake on Satur-
day, October 18th. The me- etin !
Will be called to order promptly at
l:30 P. M. Copies Of the pro-
gram have been sent to all teach
ers in the county.
The contract for building a one
room frame school house on the
site of school numbered five in
Graham Island School District
has been let to Mr.. Ole Moen Of
Grand Harbor for $l32O.OO. The
building is to be completed and
ready for occupancy by November
18th. It will be modern in con
struction and will besupplied with
the Manuel-Smith heating and
ventilating system.
Every school should be supplied
with at least small library well
selected to correlate with the act
ual work done in the school and
should have a sufficient number
of supplementary readers for the
pupils in each grade. What the
library and working materials in
d school are, depends much upon
the spirit and active ability Of the
teacher in charge of the school. "A
capable and active teacher is us
ually found to have her school full
" supplied with all the materials
needed for the most successful ac-
complishn ent of her work. School
Boards will invariably cheerfully
purchase for the school all the ntc
cessary books, apparatus and
working materials if the teacher
will but take the trouble to write
the ordertfor the same to some :
liable dealer in school supplies
aud then submit this written or
d r to the director in immediate
charge of the school for his ap.
proval. Ii your school is not now u,
fully supplied with all the needed
working materials try this suggest
ed method for securing whats you
desire.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
News Notes.

lea couple Of smooth grafters
who tried to work an old settlers
meeting near here, thought a house
had fallen on them, when they refused
to make themselves scarce after be-
ing told to do so.
( Aneta-Miss Maud Magoris, assist
ant p. m, had an attack Of smallpox,
thought to have been caught by han
ding the mails. She was placed un-
der quarantine; the postoffice was
closed and fumigated.
Antlers-A miscreant entered Bob
Walton's pasture near here and cut
off the name and tail Of one of his
fine brood mares.
Grafton-Senator Cashel has the en-
dorsement of both the democrats and
republicans for re-Glection.
Minot-An effort will be made to
enlarge the city limits to take in about
sixty houses outside the limits.
Minoc Minoters have offered ground
for site for a normal school If the
state will establish one there.
LaMoure-This is a great creamery
point and the plant Is doing a fine
business. .s5s
Hatton-A twe-legged colt was born
on the farm Of John Lane, near here.
The animal was unable to get UP and
was killed by Mr.. Lane.
Fargo-The Great Northern has
made a rate OF one fare, plus SO cents
for the round trip to the state fair in
Fargo. This includes one admission
ticket to the fair.
Fargo-A professional cistern clean
er says that at least once a year each
house wife should put cupful Of soda
into the cistern. It not only kills, all
insect life that may be within the
water but renders 1t softer and better
for all purposes, even for drinking. i,
will make cleaning unnecessary, un-
less trash has been dropped into the
cistern.
Willow City-Mr. and Mrs. j. n e
Stewart. Mrs. Comstock and baby and
Mrs. Frank Collins were made violent
ly Ill as a result Of eating canned corn
which Is believed to have been spoiled
Doctors Immediately were summoned
and after working for several hours
announced that all were out of danger
Miss Helen DAHL who also ate Of the
canned corn, was not affected.
Minot- While constructing thirty
sys-foot well on the farm Of p. ID
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
Novel Feature.

Grand Forks County Superintend-
ent McLain is devoting his efforts to
the department Of the Red River VAL
ley exposition to be devoted to the
exhibits Of the children. These exhib-
its will come largely from the pupils
Of the city and rural schools. A novel
feature will be the green corn exhibit.
The superintendent sent out over five
bushels of seed corn to the boys and
girls who want to take part in the
contest and a good many small corn
gardens are being cultivated for par
ticipation in the contests
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lnter-Ocean Devils Lake, Norm Dakota, Oct S. 1905

PoIsen at Pfasa, last night, Brent Fays
stad and August Lorsen. well diggers.
were overcome by gas and when
brought to the surface were dead.
Bowbells-J. w. Moore is field in,
spector to look over the school lands
of the state to see If there are indi-
cations of coal or minerals.
Upham Miss Ida Enger has sued
Samuel Doering Of Kramer for breach
of promise. She claimed that Doer-
ing forgot his promise to wed her and
married another.
Underwo cd The flour mill has
started up for fall business. The grade
Of wheat raised in that section Of the
state this year Is said to be excellent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
NORTH DAK Ia NEWS
.Firebuya;,s.

rs {. / ~
Grand Forks Many people here be-
lieve that gang of firebugs is oper-
/ ating in Grand Forks and East Grand
Forks. The frequency Of barn fires
during the last few weeks, the origin
Of which cannot be explained. leads to
this belief.
During the period named six large
livery and feed barns have caught fire
and been destroyed and in every In
stance the origin of the fire has been
unexplained. The usual theories of
defective electric wiring, tramps or
employees smoking were suggested, but
none could be confirmed.
The first of the fires occurred in
East Grand Forks June s, and since
then they have been very frequent.
An investigation is being made by the
authorities
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-10-05
Irrigation.

i : n if, y
WashfngtonIn the distribution Of
funds under the Irrigation act, author
lied by the secretary Of interior, the
Dakotas are recognized by the allot-
ment of substantial sums. Three
works are provided for in the two
states. including the Belle Fourche in
South Dakota and pumping projects
in the Lower Yellowstone in North
Dakota.
The total allowed for the two states
is $3,s00,000. OF this amount $780,
600 is allowed to the Belle Fourche
project. The sum Of s1,000,000 is to
be expended on pumping projects in
North Dakota and 100000 on the
Lower Yellowstone canal in that state.
The total amount available for irriga-
ton purposes is a little in excess Of
Sal, ZOO, 900.
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parties in eastern states, but
Mr.. Grams was the lowest.
The excavating work has al
ready been completed, and Mr..
Gram will begin to lay the
foundation at once, according to
the plans submitted by the archi-
tect, Anton Dohman of Milwau-
kee.
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GRAM GETS CONTRACT
A Devils Lake Man Will Build the
Catholic Church Foundation

The contract for the founda-
tion work on the new Catholic
church was let this week to V.
Gram of this city for So, 688.
There were two other bids from
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|. Good alarm clocks at $1.OO at
Huesgen's.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
STORM BLOCKS THE CAMPAIGN
Speakers SuOwbOUnd I'm wyoming
and Most of Meetings Are
Abandoned.

CHEYENNE, wyo, Oct, e. special)
The recent severe snowstorm interfered
seriously with the political campaign
which has been on in this state for sew
eral weeks. Several campaign tours were
abandoned and speakers in the districts
remote from railroads are now snow
bound. Numerous meetings have been
postponed or abandoned altogether.
The people OF Wyoming as a rule are
prosperous and care little for politics. It
is foregone conclusion that Congress-
man Mondell will be reelected by large
majority and that a legislature over
whelmingly in favor of the return OF
Francis T.. Warren to the United states
senate will be elected. The democrats
may elect two or three out of the sixty
odd to be chosen, but they will De hope
lessly in the minority and will cut fittle
figure. 1t is predicted that senator War
rem will receive the solid vote of the re-
publican party and possibly some of the
democTatie members.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
DEATH LIST IS INCREASED
Eight Persons Die in Fire At Kan sa1
City, KaaIaA
ALL MEMBERS OF ONE FAMILY PERISH
bodies of Man. wife and Two Chill
dreR Taken from Ruins of
Chamber of Commerce
Building.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2.-Four bodies
were removed this morning from the ruins
OF the Chamber Of Commerce building In
Kansas City. Kan. making the total known
dead TO date eight.
The bodies removed today although badly
charred and the features disfgured, were
Identified as!
EDWARD WINSLOW, aged ~ Year,,
city solicitor for the Nelson Morris Pack
ing company.
MRS EDWARD VINSLOW, his wife.
MABI.E WINSLOW, aged 9, and MAY
WINSIOW, aged 5. the daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs Edward Winslow.
systematic search for victims was be-
gun today In the ruins Of the Chamber Of
Commerce building in Kansas City, Kan,
destroyed by fire yesterday. The walls
were pulled down and large force Of men
put to work to remove the debris. Eight
persons were still unaccounted for this
morning. At the hospitals two Of the in-
iured were IN a serious condition, but Il
was believed all the others would recover.
Several Of them were able TO leave FOR
their homes today.
The loss of life Is attributed I'm part 10
the lack OF fire fghtlng apparatus and a
movement has begun through the city
council TO remedy the defect as soon as
possible.
Three 10 pe. cent month money lenders
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
BODIES FOUND in HAY LOFT
Bullet Holes in Forehead Indicate
Murder of Men in south
Dakota.

BRISTOL. 5. D., Oct 26.-(special Tsle-
gram.)-The boGies Of two farm hands were
found in a hay loft OF a barn mile north
west of this place late yesterday by a
Bristol teamster who went there for a
load Of hay. The teamster brought them
into town and an inquest Is now going on.
That both men we're murdered there IS no
doubt. aud bullet holes In their foreheads
and burned flesh indicate they were muir
dered while asleep.
Both OF the bodies are so badly decom-
posed that il was almost impossible 10
stablish Identification.
In the pockets Of one was found two beer
checks, marked wellington hotel bar, ST.
Joseph" Beyond this there is absolutely
nothing 10 aid the authorities Ia placing the
men. They arrived here two weeks ago
10 Join a threshlng crew. When they failed
20 report Il Was thought they had gone
away. They must have been dead at least
ten days when Tie discovery was made.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
GOLD COINS ARE TRIMMED
Expert Criminals in Seattle Are Able
tn Deceive Most Experienced
hank Cashiers

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 26-Hundfeds Of
$40 gold pieces are being shaved" by
some unknown man in this city So wen
Is the work being done that II has escaped
detection by some Of the most experienced
bank cashiers. The criminal Is evidently
shaving the coins by placing them IN a
lathe ana carefully trimming of the edges.
without, however, destroying the milling.
outside Of making the edges OF the coin
little thinner than the body the work
OF the criminal could escape detection by
the most expert paying on receiving teller
In the local hanks. Captain Bel Of the
secret service estimated that about so cents
il made on the s. gold pieces and 81 on the
larger coins.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28-E. w. sims.
United states attorney for the northern
district OF Illinois. and George NJ. Bowers
United states fish commissioner, were lu
conference with President Roosevelt today.
Messrs. Sims and Bowers. as special agents
Of the government, went TO Alaska to in
vestigate alleged illegal scaling and arrived
al the seal islands two days after the kill
ing OF the japanese, which has been made
the subject Of diplomatic representation
between Japan and the United States. Il
is believed the investigation touched on this
matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
ooRNrIL TEAM IN WV lOnIl
HnslSy Athletes from Ithaca Ready for
Hattie with Princeton To-day.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.--Thirty Cornell uni
versity foot ball players, coaches and
trainers, led by Glen Warner. the head
times that number of enthusiastic students
from Ithaca. arrived here late today for
the big game with Princeton on the Polo
grounds tomorrow.
At Jersey city these enthusiasts were met
by others from New York. with banners.
horns and cheers Every COrnellian at the
depot wanted to see Warner at once aud
about the first question each had 10 ask
was; will Cornell win tomorrow 10
which Warner had the reply: 1--WE have a
good fighting chance"
From the depot the players went directly
20 the Cumberland hotel where they viii
remain during their stay in the city. To
night smoker was held at the Cornell
club.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

who had offices in the destroyed building,
lost much of their paper, including hun
dreds Of dollars worth of notes, One
money lender had placed his possessions in
the building vault, which is buried be-
meath tons OF wreckage
The body found yesterday and supposed
to be that Of ID. n. Young was today posi-
tiyely Identified as the remains OF Patrick
Mcclure, aged s. retired locomotive en-
gineer. Young is counted among the
missing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

IOWA CITY. Ia oct. e5.-(special TeIe-
gram. .l-IOWR university students Joined IN
a mammoth mass meeting here tonight. at
which university athletes and officials De.
liyered Informal addresses and the TEAM
n such an event, Coach Morilaw herded
his Tigers IN Cedar Rapids tonight and
viii arrive in the city tomorrow noon
iowa's team averages 16i net, or about
seven pounds less per man than the Ais.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

was named as one Of the experts TO be
sent to Germany TO investigate customs
tariff complaints.
James l.. Gerry. chief of tile customs
division Of the Treasury department, and
Nahum !. Stone, one Of, the tariff experts
Of the Department OF Commerce and Labor,
also have been selected. These with Di-
rector North of the census bureau, make
four so far selected.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
SPORTS Of ABGY.


SO far as base ball records go the mos
expensive drive ever made on a ball ground
occurred IN Cincinnati sofne years ago,
wnen sam Mertes who was then playing
with Chicago, slammed home run over
Just back OF the park is a saloon. the
occupants of which always thought them
selves protected, but the awakening was
dear. ON the Saturday afternoon in ques-
lion, Chicago needed a couple Of runs, and
there was runner on first.
Mertes came up and as the bat met the
ball IL cracked like a pistol shot, and away
scared the sphere at an angle of 30 de-
grees.
Passing over the fence 1t tore up a me
cnanical advertising apparatus costing over
$50 and stu unimpeded, smashed through
plate glass window, struck the center of
4 table breaking up a pinochole game, and
glass ware on the shelves.
When the wreckage had been cleared up
bill was presented to the base ball man
agement for $64 damages. The ball now
hangs in that saloon as a trophy.
President Charles W. Murphy Of the
Cubs is in favor of a longer series of
games for the worlds championship than
that now in vogue. Instead Of the four
test between the Sox and Cubs, Mr.. Muir
Dhy suggests series OF seven out of
thirteen, or at least five out of nine. The
Cubs president has communicated his de-
sires to the national commission.
Mr.. Murphy declares that In making the
suggestion he was not actuated by tho
spirit OF disappointment over his teams
defeat by the White Sox, but that close
study Of base ball has shown him that in
short series luck plays too important a
part In the result. As examples Mr.. Mur
ply points TO the last New York-Detroit
series, when the Highlanders we're beaten
three straight by the Tigers, and to the
series here between the Cubs and Brook
gn, when the visitors cleaned up three
straight games.
Jim Jetfries, retired champion heavy
weight Of the world, and Philadelphia Jack
0Brien, who defeated Jim Trimble and
Fred Cooley at the Pacific Athletic clu;s
pavilion last Tuesday night, have agreed
TO give an exhibition boxing contest at
the benefit for the police relief fund,
which will be held in Simpson auditorium
November 26 and q. Abe Attell champion
featherweights, will referee the contest
Creighton has hard game for Saturday.
when the state Normal school team will
come from Peru 10 meet the blue and white
boys of Omaha. The campus has been in
bad shape all week, but this has not
stopped the men from practicing and they
have got In some good work The hos
pttal.list is being rapidly reduced and most
Of the men who have been laid up for re-
pairs are again in the lineup. Captain
Lamphier is again back in the game and
Dick Coad has also reported for work.
Peru made a good showing against the
strong Doane team last Saturday, holding
the score to II to s. Saturdays game will
be called at O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
OMAHA BICYCLE co.
ARNIorRs.


NEW YORK. Oct 26.-The Evening Post
today says: There will be no race for the
Americas cup next year. There WILL how
ever. be a race for that historic cup I'm the
summer or early fall of 1908, unless the New
York Yacht club refuses to meet the chal-
lenRer a fraction Of half way, which is
unlikely. Both the foregoing statements
may be acceDted as coming from the best
sort of authority.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
CANADA

balances paid in casn mot included In
totals because containing other items than
ciearings. sNot included in totals; com
parison incomplete.
A. b. Hubermann. only western direct
diamond importer. cor. 18th and Douglas,
which are retsiled at wholesale prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
WITH THE BowLERs.

The o. ID. Ks. won two games from the
Dietz Athletics last night at the association
alleys. The Dietz boys we're without their
captain, but put UP a good game. and are
showing steady Improvement for new
team. Moreno had both high total and
single game, with 56s and 235. The score
II
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
SIS. HEALS OLD SORES

Every old exists because polluted of blood This
vital hud is injected with
an unhealthy condition from spell
Inc poisonous
aed force an outlet the face body
FORM sore or ulcer This being continually fed
grows red and angry testers and eats into the surrounding until
what apty termed sold
external treatment only temporary The only that
blood purifier that
moves the and for this purpose nothing equals
circulation all morbid
hereditary by
not only all tauts
supplying II the
the system in health pure
heal the blood healthy nd
nedea advice free SWIFT CO., ATLANTA GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Crelghton has . lad Rame for saturdaY
CANS AND HERMAN MATCHED
Articles Can for Finish Fight Before
Club ORerina LnrRent Purne.

Club Omering Largest Purse.
CHICAGO Oct 26.-Articles of agreement
for a finish fight between Joe Cans and
kid Herman OF Chicago were signed
here today. The terms are 1873 pounds two
hours before the fight, the winner 20 receive
70 per cent and the loser 85 PER cent Of the
purse, the fight to take place for the largest
nurse offered.
Nolan, the manager OF Battling Nelson
met Cans short time before the signing
Of the agreement between Cans and Her
man and opened negotiations for fight
between Cans and Nelson, Cans insisted
on 1913 pounds at 3 clock and Nolan de-
clared that the same weights must govern
as at the lasl hghi in G0lddeld Cans
turned his back on Nolan and commenced
20 talk with Hermans manager. who was
standing close BY.
Both Cans and Herman say that they
favor Siler for referee.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
REPORT or THE CLEARING HOUSE
BusinesH TrausacteG ny Associated
HnnLn fnr the WenL

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-The following ia
BILE. compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank
csearings at the principal cities for the week
ended October 2 with the percentage OF
increase and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
DIErz ATHLETICS

On the Metropolitan alleys last night the
Omaha Bicycle company took three games
from the Armours. Moore of the Bicycles
bowled pretty game being high on totals
with 5Ss Engler of the Armours had high
Single game with 9O5. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

souri, team. The lineup will not be an
nounced until tomorrow. but It is believed
that Hazard or Thompson will play Whites
end. Practice tonight consisted of running
signals, the men being on the grounds only
a short time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
philadelphia GOLF champion.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 26-AIrs Ronald
II. Barlow today won the golf champion
ship of Philadelphia, defeating Miss
Frances Griseom Of the Marion Cricket
club by one up.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Doctor 90 study TarIR question.

WASHINGTON. Oct. @.-Dr. Charles
Waddeu stiles Of the public health depart
ment Of me marine hospital service today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

KEW YORK, oct. 2s-R. G. Dun & Co. -
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow win
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-01
fro BE CONTINUED
DOCTORS FEES.
A Medical View Of the Charges and
Work of Physicians.

A Medical View Of the Charges and
Work of Physicians.
The law of supply and demand regti-
lates medical compensation to very
great extent. 1t Is natural phenone-
non, over which neither the professor
nor the laity have much control. Where
there are many physicians Of equal
ability competition grinds down the
fees. II the income drops below living
expenses the least successful leave the
community or take UP other means or
getting bread and butter. The tittest
survive, and in every locality the COM
position of the profession is In q state
of constant fuX-never the same from
year to year and constantly regulating
itself to the work to be done. When
man develops exceptional skill his serv-
Ices are demanded more and more.
They are bid up by competitors on tho
other side. He Is, indeed, compelled 10
raise his fees to prevent overworK,
strange as that may seem. He would
not be doing his duty by his patients If
he tried to treat hundred day. and
that many would crowd his oiilces II
his fees were % cents. 1t Is also fact
that a surgeon can do more now thar
ever before-a few can do wonders as
compared with the surgeons of CEN
fury ago-and they receive more IN pro-
portion by the operation Of natural
law. How they gained this ability Is
immaterial to the question. Indeed,
not all have ability to profit by fortui-
tous opportunities to learn surgery
American Medicine.