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New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
NO LIQUOR "ADs" IN MAINE.
IBy Telegraph 20 The II

IfSy
Boston July 17.-An important decision has been
handed down by the Maine Supreme Court in a re-
script which effect reafrms the constitutonality
OF The statute prohibiting the advertisements of
intoxicating liquors r Maine publications. The
case is that of the state against the ). =. Bass
Publishing Company. ard has beer In the courts
for six or seven years. Il prosecuted on COM
:,Iaint of Maine civil League and has attracted
wide attention.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
RAILROADS FIGHT LOAN SHARKS.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Baltimore. July 17.-Assisnment or WAGES pN Dei
,in,ors p ohio empioves has been officially pro-
hibited under penalty of immediate Suspension or
dismissal The object is TO prevent ioah si'ai AS
from eNtortng usurious rates CT interest. an h
stance having been found where s2o was oeh'ah'ea
In addition to interest loan -
The Pennsylvania and Reading IL II sAa.e"' VIZ
take like action and The thousands or employees on
these three roads will be projected from further I'M
position
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
eA11Ep BALL KILLS BABY IN ARMS.

IHy Telegraph 20 The Tfibuht.
Pit:sburg July 17.-Another death was caused to-
day by baseball making six lives that have been
lost in Pittsburg since the started The
latest victim the seven months old son of
Andrew Iuksia of Ekhorn, who was struck
the head by batted ball while being held in the
arms Of his sister, who was watching gaIna
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
PRESIDENT SUMMONS eoNAPARIE.

Ienox, Mass. July Is.-Attorney General Sharies
J. Bonapsr rte who came to his summer home here
a few days ago summoned by President
Roosevelt to-day to a conference at Oyster hay To-
morrow The Attorney General departed on late
afternoon train. When asked the nature OF the
conference Mir. Bonaparte, would only say tnat nc
was summoned on official business
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
GAVE CUP OF COFFEE; GETS $1,000.


Plymouth Mass. july l7.-Three thousand dol
lars was the reward received to-day Mrs
Harvey Bartlett for cup of coffee given two years
EGO to a sick woman sitting In the coach of
train that had stopped at the station here. Mrs
Bartlett is a widow and works In the station lunch
room Her benefacor is Mrs. r. Ley, of New
York Mrs Bartlett Mrs Lilley i'll in the
coach and made her comfortable possible
during the twenty minutes wait
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
NEW YORK CHEMIST A SUICIDE.
H. s. Vaughn Shoots Himself While on
Vacation in New Hampshire.

! coIebrook ~ H. July 17.-H. s. Vaughn OF New
York City, committed suicide In heid near the
sunmer boarding house where he had been stay
tns, to-day firing a bullet through his mouth he
had spent several summers here and had occa-
sionally come here other seasons for the beneft
of his health
1t is supposed that dependency over his con-
tinued i'll health led to the act. He was about
ffty-seven years old. He leaves wife and one
son, who IN New York.
Mr. Vaughn. former commission merchant Oh
this city. gave UP his business to devote himself
to religion He was once a teacher sof chemistry
at Brown University. and then State Assayer OF
Rhode Island and city chemist of Providence
Later he gave up science for business.
After he had retired from business he was cai's"
for Jury duty before Recorder Con- He refused 10
serve saving that he obeyed the Biblical inJunc-
ton, Judge not that We be not judged
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18

ariarcf MIX supplied regularly 70 United
States Officials at Panama. Briarchn cream or
dered bv His ExceIeney. Earl Grey for daily use.
for RI. II. RI Prince OF Wales, during hts visit
al Quebec.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18

Quebec and all other X. II. tickets bet New York
and Albany accepted by the H. h. Day Line.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
NEARING STATE LINE
Y. N. c. Il. Runners Reach Buffalo
in about FTty-three Hours.

Westfeld, n. Y, July 1.-THE Bu1alo relay
runners delivered the New York-Chicago mes
sage to the jamestown Y. NJ. c. A. boys here
at IL: 20 o'clock tonight The jamestown re-
lays will carry it to Erie, Penn.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

The effort of the democratic party
to capture the labor vote promises to
lead to a lot of embarrassment. The
attitude of that party toward labor in
the southern states where it's sway is
undisputed is not such as to suggest
itself to the intelligent consideration
of the northern laboring man. Peon
age has become such a prominent fac
tor in that section that the national
government has taken a hand in sup
pressing it. Not content to make
slaves of the colored race the south
ern aristocracy insists that the
white thrash" must also bend under
the yoke of oppression. Democratic
leaders in the southern states are par.
ties to this damnable system and
the officials wink at it with compla.
cercy
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11
A FINE SHOWING.

In this issue of the Inter-Ocean ap
fpears the Auditors and Treasurer's
Annual report for Ramsey county and
it shows the county in a very flourish
ing condition. The assets amount to
$154,S3ool while the liabilities are
$5S,362.00. The assessed valuation OF
the county as shown by the report is
$4,834 1900. Another gratifying part
| of the report is the showing of cash
on hand, the funds in the hands of the
county treasurer and deposited in the
banks throughout the county is $780,
| 690.11. A detailed list of warrants u.s.
sued during the fiscal year ending
June 30th, 1908, amounts to $4,000.
| 81.
The report is very complimentary
one for the county and reflects great
| credit upon the able and economical
management Of the officials in charge,
both the auditor and treasurer as we'll
as the board of county commission.
ers.
1t is the general feeling that Ramsey
county should havea new court house
! and Jail. The one in use has done
| good service in times past but is
proving inadequate for the needs OF
the county at this time. The funds
are increasing year by year and it is
hoped that before many years roll by
we will have court house in line
with the county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

The Democratic papers attempt to
make it appear that the Roosevelt
administration has been reckless, I'M
patriotic, unpopular and dishonest and
yet half of the democrats in North
Dakota voted for Roosevelt four years
ago and would have repeated the per:
Torrance this fall if he had been tile
candidate. The people like the "reek,
lessness" that has been apparent dur.
ing his administrator and viii see to
it that the man pledged to carry for
ward the great work so auspiciously
begun, is handsomely elected in Nov
ember. This will be additional evil
dence that the people rule and not a
few political bosses.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

The talk of a new paper in Devils
Lake is all myth so far as the re-
publicans are concerned, there Is not
any number of republicans in this city
that are not perfectly satisfied with
the way the field is covered and those
who are dissatisfied are not the ones
who would put anything into a new
paper or WHO are very much interested
in the success Of the party further
than to advance some petty wish chat
they might want satisfied.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11
FAR MER 5 LINE
New Time Card For Operating fratas


Into Effect May Seventeenth
Read Down Read Up
700 q. M Devils Lake, 3:A5 D. na.
1927 a. NJ -Sweetwater- 3:O5 D. TN.
7:45 a. -Webster-- $50 D. m.
S:O6 a. m.----Garske- 2:28 D. ID.
1887 a. m. Starkweather 2:OS .. M
300 o. m.----Newville- u. "a.
9:27 a. m.---Olmstead---1:11 p. m.
9:48 a. m.----Crocus D. IN
10:A a. m.---Rock Lake---1S:31 ,. III.
1924 q. m.--- -Nlsberry----12:12 p. Ha-
1880 q. -Hansboro- q, IN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11
Rosebud Lands TO be 4; :.
II. .55z. T ::..:.... Opeaed by Drawing.

Washing ton, Aug. %, The president
has issued proclamation for the
opening to settlement Of the surplus
lands OF the Rosebud Indian reserva-
ton in South Dakota. The area Gov
cred comprises about 50. 900 acres and
includes all the land IN Trip county
Of that state. riding 70 the terms
Of the proclamation the lands will be
selected BY the lottery process and the
drawing will take place at Dallas . s. S
d.. October 3. next, u
The minimum price IS ss6 per acre.
Registration lasts from October 5 %
have d number Of map STOW.
| Ing the land 10 be had which We VA
besS glad stto give 20 any one interested.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11
|
AT PRESBYTERIAN { j! ]
CHURCH ~.

Next Sabbath, Sept. 18th, the serv.
ices at the Presbyterian church will
be as follows: Morning worship at
IL o'clock. The sermon will be illus.
trated so that the youngest can under.
stand. Subject, Habits"
Sabbath school at 10 o'clock.
Jr. G. E. at 8 p. m and ST.. C. E. at
Z o'clock.
Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Sub.
Ject, "The Unavoidable Christ. The
public invited. A welcome assured.
Seats always free.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

g Oak, pine ana tamaraek, $500 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five cord
lots special prices. &C. n. Baker.
There will be a dance at the Mac
6cabee hall in Grand Harbor Friday
evening, Sept. 18th, for the benefit of
the Grand Harbor band. Music will
be furnished by the Devils Lake Or
4chestra. A good time is assured all
who attend and a large number from
Devils Lake will in all probability be
present.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

The fellow that said Mr.. Bryan
would not travel much this fall must
have been mistaken for it is now said
that he will visit the states that are
not sure for him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

It must indeed be sad circum-
stance for, person to be so consti-
tuted that he cannot get over a grew
ance, no matter how petty.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11
ea@nenneaeme INSTRUMENTATION
THE LOCAL ! field ! ]:


, w. r. Haig of Starkweather, was a
caller in the city Friday.
H. B. Anderson, of Edmore, was over
last week on business.
Matt Mccarthy, the banker of York,
was in the city last week on business.
Mrs. Farley and children, of Stark
weather, were callers in the city last
Friday.
Bert Moran of the Ramsey Drug
Co., is enjoying a vacation in Wis
consin.
Wonder what the attorneys fees
would be for swinging a new paper
deal?
F. L. Gulbro and wife, of Gallo
were in the city several days last
week shopping.
)? Market Day, Saturday, Sept. 10th.
Miss Nellie Boulger, came down
from Starkweather the latter part of
last week to shop.
Mrs J. Meybery, of Penn, was WIS.,
iting with friends in Devils Lake for
several DAYS last week.
H. c. Kishpaugh, of Cooperstown,
was business caller in the city the
latter part of last week.
Col. J. M. Kelly was attending q
meeting of the Democratic committee
at Bismarck this week.
Harry Kneeshaw has accepted posi-
ton with the Journal as bookkeeper
and advertising manager.
Market Day, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
A. Jaqua and c. D. Graves drove in
from Toxic Tuesday with Burt Jaqua
who left on No. for Minneapolis.
The roller skating rink is proving
very popular as is shown by the large
crowds that visit the place each even.
ing.
Before shipping your grain ask the
John Miller Co., at Minneapolis or
Duluth, which is the best market to
ship to.
Mrs. Eugene Fenelon returned Sat.
urday from Minneapolis accompanied
by her sister, Miss Nellie Moran who
comes mere from Ripon, Wisconsin
to take position in the city schools.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT

NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX RECEIPT.
Notice Is hereby given, that a govern
ment tax receipt is issued to William
Aug. 10, 1908, that the description Of
the property where said tax receipt Ia
posted Is the front room of. the frame
building i situate on lot 6, block Is, Of the
ty, N. D.; and the name of the owner Of
said property in which said tax receipt
posted is w. Britlen, and the name Of
Dated Aug. 20. 1908.
:. III >Saais 3s.s.t ,}@,--William Britten.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

The man who stands on the corner
and growls about hard times is the
last man that will be run down by
prosperity. p ~ 4 I + +. .sy.. 4, ,,.,. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11
Nl0sfsl nd |, .

MY class In DIN Id being organ.
lied sor the ffall term. Former pupils
and others fishing seo Join call Az
Chicago Eiiano 90. i music store sYens
5Stngs nat waen and Jas saier-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-11

Farnlsrs. Attention.

" CdhC u pOS4tlOl LII IuO Ilty oCuOO1S.
T -.xr Farnlsrs, Attention.
For short term insurance on grain in
the stack OF granary, see Steve Jones,
Devils Lake, N: D.
: Thorwald Sand who has been con-
fined in the General Hospital here
from injuries received by being cut
in binder, left Friday for his home
near Warwick.
Silver Serumgard left Friday even
ing for Minneapolis where he was in
attendance of the meeting of the Sons
Of Norway. From there he went to
Hanska,. MIMI, where he delivered
the Labor Day address Monday at his
former home. .~.. = .,....,
The Success Spreader is Life to
the Soil'' and the Eagle Sprayer is
death: to the Weeds" These are
mottos or the two best pieces of farm
machinery on the market. F. H. Pros
ser & Co. =: .s.'' ~
y DR.. Rindlaub, of Fargo, Donald
Rolph, of Fredonia, New York, and
Mrs. Charles Darling, OF Fargo, and
Dan Whitman composed a hunting
party for several days last week:
While here the above parties were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Whitman
at the seVilla. 81 = 4 ~ ~ HI >;i. Y
The Presbyterian church and con
gregation will give a reception in
honor Of the teachers Of our public
schools and the school for the deaf,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Estoltze, No. 6ls 3. 5th ST., Friday
evening, Sept. 18th, at 5 o'clock. The
church and congregation are cordi.
ally invited to be present to: partici-
pate IN. the welcome extended the
teachers. 81 Ell. II .=:. + <s5: 81, 8.
Brigadier and Mrs. Cousins Of Min
.neapolis, viii visit the Salvation Army
}oof this city Friday, Sept. 11th. They
have together spent forty.slx years
In the organizat ton ID various coun-
tries. Both are earnest speakers and
Mrs. Cousins is an excellent soloist
and plays concertina. mando lin and
guitar. on this occasion there viii be
q presentation Of colors dedication Of
a baby and d new drum will be pre-
scented to the crop AL the close sof
the services cote and cake Will he
served. Every = Invited to the
festivities
Don't think that 4 am out Of stock
because have sold no many BIB ~
ders recently and all kinds De ether
building mat have plenty more
os the good stock to iiiilll the demands
os my patrons am not II q trust and
ana therafore able % s,lnI son with
the bess material. Come in and aei
ne figura on % yous building
doors ana lows. aapis aoosang
and Id tact averg hing you Svant M
sse sloe north ths
sclsnpl hnsias.
!
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
TO DISCUSS PRIZE COURT.
Great Britain In5ites Maritime
PO7cers to Conference.

Washington, April l0-Great Britain has invited
the great maritime powers TO take part in a CON
ference at London, preferably next fall to deter
mine II possible on definite principles of maritime
international law capable OF being appIied nv the
proposed prize provided at the last Hague
conference. The United States will be represented
at this conference, according TO the announcement
MADE at the State Department to-day While the
conference is designated as informal on its la
hberauons and conclusions Will undoubtedly depend
te tate or the proposed international prize court
should the conference OF experts succeed In forn-
Iatng code Of maritime law which shall become
international by being accepted by the powers the
success OF the court would seem assured In the
mean urle II Is predicted in authoritative quar-
Ter mat al governments will refrain from ratify-
ing the Hague treaty establishing the prize court
/ ne precise difficulty which the British goyern-
ment is seeking 10 have remedied through the CON
ference lies in the existence OF Continental mari
hlne law and "Anglo-American maritime law"
ana the consequent question which OF these svs-
TENS shall be administered in any given case be-
fore the court II is explained that these two sys-
TENS diner materially and would, without oues-
uoh' De constantly in conflict in before the
court should the settlement of this question be
left 10 the court, its powers would in effect be
legislative as well as judicial. a proposition which
Great Britain declines 10 adhere 10 Roth Russia
ana Japan declined 10 sign the prize court agree
Hleh' al Inc hague precisely the ground.
Ihe Objectionable feature OF the treaty is con-
tanned IN Article VII, which stpulates the law to
be observed interpreted by the court Il rro-
Vldes that where the relations etween the nation
which is before the captor Of the prize
and the nation which is aggreved are regulated by
treaty the terms Of the treaty shall govern the
court IN the absence OF such treaty. the court
Shall apply the rules OF international law II there
be no generally recognized rule governing The sub
Ject the court shall give judgment in accordance
with the general principles Of justice and equity
he criticism lies as 10 the last provisions As
TO matters of contraband blockade and the doctrine
or continuous voyage. the al y,tlas
the Anglo-Anserican rules are at variance and a
conflict would al once arise as TO which should be
come the basis OF the action of the court
Still another objection to this treaty has been
iound since II was transmitted 10 the United States
Senate, short time ago, and that is that II might
be held to Justify appeal from decision OF the
United States Supreme Court-a procedure which is
expressly prohibited by the Constitution
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
CONEY ISLAND FARE UP.
Must Charge 10 Cents, Company
Tells u. s. Commission.

Evidence presented yesterday before Com
missioner Rassett, Of the Public Service Commits
sion, show that with a lO-Cent fare to
Coney Island Sundays and holidays the ,Conev
Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company lost money
the complaint of Scott MacReynolds that the 10
cent fare charged by the company was uureason-
able. and asking that IL be reduced by the COM
mission I'VE cents. After the testimony had been
presented by William n Dykman. counsel for the
company. Commissioner Rassett granted an ad-
iournment Of TWO weeks that financial and operat-
ing experts for the commission might make an
analysis Of the entire property in the light Of the
evidence submitted by the company.
John A Thake. assistant secretary and treasurer
of the company put in evidence certain financial
that whereas the average amount OF second fares
collected for the last FIVE years $1,000 il had
been falling off steadily. and last year only
SIS osA To wipe out this amount would
large deficit IT declared.
As a matter Of fact. it stated by Frank r
Ford consulting electrical engineer. there would
he an annual deficit IL the proper amount was
laid aside each year reserve fund for renewals
repairs etc Taking into consideration the dis
tance from Park Row 10 Coney Island the receipts
a car mile at 10 cents only SO cent. which is
much below the average receipts throughout the
country
In Chicago the receipts passenger mile average
1 IS cents and Pittsburg II cents. while the
erage on eighty nterurban lines throughout the
country is 16 cents
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
?. S. C.. LOSES ON APPEAL
Court Holds Company Can Sell
Electricity Carried in Sub1cay Ducts.

Standing three two, the Appellate Division
yesterday handed down a decision reversing the
ruling Of the lower court and granting trial
IN the suit OF the Public Service Commission TO re
strain the InterbOrough Rapid Transit Company
from selling electricity which II carries through
the ducts in the subway leased from the city The
Public Service Commission Will probably carry the
case 10 the Court Of Appeals.
For some time the New York City Interborough
Railway Company. which operates trolley lines
Bronx has obtained its from the Inter
way ducts. The question came up as TO whether
the latter company. under its lease of the subway
could the ducts for transmitting electricity to
be sold 10 others The old Rapid Transit Com
mission. Of which the Public Service Commission
- the successor brought suit restrain the
borough Rapid Transit Company and the New
York InterborouGh Railway Company, the former
from furnishing and delivering and the latter from
receiving and using electrical current through the
ducts question and FOR accounting for the
reasonable value OF such current previously fur
nished and used A decision rendered in favor
of the plaintiff and interlocutory judgment filed
in May. 1907.
The lower court decided that the leas Of the In
terhorough Rapid Transit Company did not permit
II TO sell electricity transmitted through the ducts
of the city This is reversed by the higher court.
The prevailing opinion is written by Justice Nc
Laughn. In which Justices Ingraham and Hough-
ton concur. Justices Clarke and Scott dissent the
latter declaring that the lease gives the company
the right TO operate railroad for traffic purposes
only"