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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-25
Christmas Piea.

In England, Yorkshire Is still the
stronghold Of vast Christmas pies that
trace their lineage far beyond the Nor
man conquest into the dim feasts of
Saxon kings and Danish freebooters.
A rather quaint note. written In 1888,
makes mention Of the "wains'' Tor wag-
ons) grooming about Christmas time
under a load Of these pies and adds,
"At such tines the hostess Of a well
eEequented inn sof the old school viii
construct d pie Of the circumference
rivaling her own, and the county news
paper will record Its dimensions"
One such hostess Of the old school
is inm0rtalIzed by a famous though
slightly profane5 epitaph in a Yorkshire
churchyard running as follows: H. s.ss.%
Here lies the body OF Mary Ann 5ehoven.
She was Fersed In the arts p
" OF cakes, pies and tarts . ii
/ And the mystical rites OF the oven. S
+ When she'd Lived long enough ss.a
i Che made ter Last put sS ..'S$ss III
AK pun by she husband much praised. F@E
Now here she doth lie UT 81 - s<
And make h mud pie 81 5S zSs h &;
Il In the hope that her crust may I'D
raised. sss 5 h
5:s5s New York Evening Post.
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(5ARSkE:

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale called on friends
here.
Father Maurice will have services at
st. Peter and Paul's church Xmas.
Among recent Devils Lake shoppers,
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. Duff, Mr.. w. V.
Baker and Mrs. H. White.
1t is rumored that whichever of
several gets to certain school house,
not 200 miles away, first conveys the
school ma'am to her boarding place.
Pity the poor horses.
During Christmas vacation Mckay
Bros. are building an addition to the
school barn.
It appears that one of the most popu
lars young men of the town is abou
| to join the DeGroat band. Just VIVA
part he will play is not quite clear, bu
it Is understood that his friends hav'
presented him valuable musical in
| strument in the shape of a horn, from
! which no doubt, sweet strains will
! aow.
! Little horn, horn of tin,
! Filled with music sweet within.
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TOXIC NEWS

Otto Olson and Emery Chase were
in the city Tuesday
day to play Santa Claus and select
para pharnalia for the Christmas do
ings to be held here Friday.
Toxic will have Christmas exercises
in the school house on Christmas day.
The social event of the season was
the masked ball held at the school
house Friday night of last week.
There were over 40 couples present,
good music and an excellent supper
were provided and everyone had a
most enjoyable time. Some of the
costumes were away above the average
and most of them were good. There
was a prize given for the best waltz
ers, which went to Pat LeTrail, of
Narrows, and Mrs. Anderson OF, War.
wick. <. ~ a.. 4: ,,:s,> ...s- -. nj
Mrs. c. D. Mills and children went
to Devils Lake Friday and, remained
over until Saturday visiting with Mr..
Mills and doing their Christmas shop
ping. -. - 4.
= Victor Ruth and Earl Clark were in
Devils Lake Friday between trains
tranaeting business. + q I 5;.>:s +
The. people Of this vicinity are very
indignant over the fact thai. they are
obliged to wait for trains In a cold
depot. There Is a stove in, the wait
ing room but ais the company does
not allow, the night agent anything
for keep1ng d fire going and as We are
not blessed with a day agent there Ii;
nothing left for the unfortunate trav.
cling public to do but to Il do a dog
&trot around the waiting room swear
at the company and otherwise work
themselves up to q state Of Warmth lin-
til the train shows up, The later the
train the more strenuous the profanity
and physical exercise II has been
suggested that tie matter be refer
red to The committee On proven.
ton Of cruelty animals
and see IL they win not take pity on
the poor uni forum tes and intefcede
with Jimmy Hill with 4 view 10 haV--
injg him ship out i 4 consig nment of
heat lot the Toxic waiting room, ~!
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-12-25

AND, Oh, SANITY, DO WANT A DOLL2l'
pretty things that please children al
ways and especially 80 at Christmas.
Presently from a darker, poorer
street tiny slip Of girl came timid-
ly around the corner, and, glancing
about anxiously to see that no one
was in sight, she stole up to the win
dow Of the little shop and began
feasting her hungry eyes upon it's
beautiful treasures. She was very,
very thin and pale, and her clothes
were but shreds and patches, yet her
eyes sparkled. and there was the Joy
of Christmas In her heart Just to look
at the good things.
For q minute or more she stood with
her wan little face pressed close
against the glass, and then she drop
ped to her knees before this shrine Of
Santa Claus and ciasped her hands TO-
gether as we see pictures Of children
at prayer. Fer upturned eyes were
closed, and the light fell upon her
face very softly. - -:
| : In the shadow Of the houses across
the street big policeman stood watch
Ing. Now he came steaithily over to
ward the shrine, with the child on
her knees before it. As he reached
the curb he heard her voice, trem.
bling and uncertain:
'"Now l lay me down to sleep
pray the Lord my soul to keep. If
should die before I wake, I pray the
Lord my soul to take. And, oh, SANITY
Claus, do want dolly and some
| candy for Christmas! Amenp
She had said the only prayer she
knew, and as she rose to her feet
again the policeman touched her or
\ the shoulder. She started suddenly
and would have run away, for these
street waits fear the big policemen
but he held her..
"Come with me-" he said. and she
began to cry.
He took her into the little shop, ant
when she came out again she held {
yellow haired doll fercely to her thi1
little breast with one hand and in thu
other she carried two bags of candy.
T AS she looked up to the big police
man he saw in her face. what he haf
seen as she knelt before the shrine o.
Santa Claus, and be bent down and
kissed her good night. = William J
hampton In New York Herald, =, 49,.
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: -
J. w, McCabes was over from Fort !,
Totten last Frid ~
Judge Thompson, Of Cando, was a !
caller in the city last week. = : g '''S5'
Deputy Sheriff Frank Frye returned
last week from his visit in Missouri. i
Albert Brynn Of Grand Harbor was
a caller in the city last Friday. .5
Mrs. G. G. Candee visited at Devils
Lake last week.----Leeds News.
Mrs. John Kelly Of Bisbee was visit
ing with friends in this city last week.
J. M, Thompson, of the State Bank
returned Friday from q trip to Mime
Mrs. Richter, OF Grand Harbor spent
Friday among the local stores shop
ping. z 5. 8.fsss57:. N: "a S:*,-' :
Miss Marie .Bergh. went to the Lake
Monday on a short yisit-Warwick
..,o, @,"a:s'' 'SafSs' = 60
J.P. Gunderson, one Of the farmers
on Route 2, was a caller in the city
last Friday. . s$:@ s. 1Is., =
j! P. L. Klyberg, Of Doyon, was trans
acting business: in the city last Friday
and Saturday. S ss=l$z,s r.
John Kunderman was up from Devils
Lake ON business Wednesday.-Chur-
chs Ferry Sun. r.
E. F. Barrett left Friday. afternoon
for his home in Minneapolis to spend
the holidays, with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash, of Webster,
were Christmas shoppers in. the city
last Friday and Saturday
John Mclean Of Devils Lake was in
town Monday looking after farm bust
massachusetts Ferry Sun.
Auditor Mayer was here from the
Lake this week and also an official of
the N. D. Lbr. Co.---Warwick Sentinel
DR.. w. e. Hooking of Devils Lake
spent Sunday with his friend P. c.
Vornholt Of this place.--York Ledger
Register W.. A.. Miller of the land
Office spent several days at Minnewau
kan last week looking, after business
matters. *:2s5 $S$ *5 vi ~ =, ~: g..
Mrs. VIM. Irwin and her sister Of
Devils Lake, Who'll visiting her, were
calling on friends at Leeds Monday
afternoon,-Y orkS Ledger =
Steve Jones and John Baughman, o.
Devils Lake, N. D. are agents
for Canadian Pacific railroad
Co., irrigated lands, call on, or write
them for information regarding pricet
and terms, excursion every week from
Minot to Calgary, railroad fare for thu
round trip $500 go and look at this
last great west ID Sunny, Southern
Alberta. Fare refunded to purchasers
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SANTA in BLUE.

Child's Prayer to the Saint Answered
by Coop"
IT was Christmas eve In q side
b street Of the great city and SO
a late that the last customer had
left the dingy little shop, and the
light from Its one window streamed
out upon the night like lonely .bea-
con. 1t was cheerful window as
such things 60 in poor side streets, and
sumptuous Santa Claus, all glitter
ing I'm cotton snow and rainbow tinsel,
stood In its forefront, loaded with the
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Rural Rsparsee.

I 8 9.ssssary 8 ickered young Alb Corn.
tosse1, kinder think III put myself
on I'll Christmas tree fer you thia
year. Is &.
Ill. i you do. Alb. = giggled sary. they'll
not take you on this year They'll 1e,
syou stay there I'LL yotl cit ripe enough
no pie . Z
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

r. B. F. Green spent several days last
week in Candos looking after insurance
matters. 4
Dan Whitman arrived home Sunday
from Daefield, Wis, where he is at
tending college. -. II
Mrs. Joseph Grunwald, Of Webster,
was among the many shoppers in the
city Saturday. I:
Farm loans at lowest rates. Sci
John W. Maher. g
Mrs. W. G. Now, of Grand Harbor,
was doing her Christmas shopping in
the city Saturday.
! Miss Eleanor Norton of Bartlett lis
| the guest of her sister Miss Mary Nor
ton in the city. i II
Miss Agnes Daeley, who has been
visiting i'm Grand Forks returned home
the first of the week. 4.
! We sell Guns and Traps cheap, and
buy Hides, Furs, Pelts,,' etc. North
western Hide & Fur Co., Minneapolis.
Will Powell, of Grand Harbor, was
in the city. the latter part Of the. week
visiting with friends. 20
! Bert Cummings left this week for
Great Falls, Montana, where he will
remain for some time.
! Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Bosworth, went
to Churchs Ferry Saturday where they
will visit for week.
M. H. Amsden of the Farmers Grain
Company went to MELVILLE Friday to
look after business matters.
/ Miss Mable Briggs passed through
the city last week on her way home
to Starkweather from the university
) Feed oats for sale at Winter 6
{ Ames Elevator.
Z. A. B. Kerlin, who has been attend
: ing to business matters in the Twir
Cities and Fargo for a week past, re
turned Friday evening. :
, Miss Maude sprague has arrived
home from the university and is spend
= ing the holiday vacation with her par
ents in this city. ...~ ......, h
81 Deputy Sheriff Frank Frye made 7;
!, trip to Botteneau county last week ant
:, Friday he returned with John Stoesse
Of Grand Harbor, who is charged wit
desertion.> s:
81 Miss Ida Serumgard came hom
i from Larimore the latter part of TIL
e week to spend the holidays with he
8 friends. She is engaged in teachin
q in the schools of Larimore. y
Feed oats for sale at Winter I
nd Ames Elevator. 49,. ~ s..s>s- ..,
J. H. B. Freeborn was down fror
Starkweather last Friday and sper
several hours in the city looking a
I ter business matters. g
p DR.. Jones of Devils Lake came up o
the midnight flyer to pay profession
al visit to DR.. Flath, who is sufferin
from sciatie rheumatism.-ChurcI
Ferry Sun. To-, -
Fl. W. Morton and Fl. e. Gress al
4 making final proof on their. claims 1
:. the Lake today. e. A. Gustafson,
n o. Ness, liver Rusten and G.. Nelso
: are witnesses in the cases.-Warwic
= Sentinel. @-@ - F.. : y =. 49,
u Farm, loans at lowest rates. Sc
John w. Maher. ): :. =. = .:,s;, /.
One of the largest crowds ever gat
cred at the. rink was there Friday eve
! ing and had a most enjoyable tim
Friday evening seems to be the pop
IL lar evening of the week, especial
= with the school students as that is tt
+ end sof the school week and they ca
n Hay aside their, studies. for an eve
Bling and enjoy the fine skating tn;
4 the floor of the armory rink afford
= Z - - 1T7.--T ~; = --7Z-s -:
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Hides and furs tanned for robes
coats, rugs, etc. Write for free cata.
logue IS. Tauberts Tannery, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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!. lsI i, u Children. e

Ss I'm some Catholic countries there ID q
custom of dressing UP puppsa called
Christmas children hiding them on
ghrastraas eve, setting gpersona 10 quest
soSs than and giving 4 reward 70 sAse
Mssaag
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18

Chicago, July 17.-Mordecai Brown came back to-
day. after his Waterloo of Wednesday. and shut
out the Giants in of the brilliant games
the three-fngered star of the Cubs has pitched
AS a result the worlds champions within strk-
tonight. and enormous crowd Is to turn
last game of the series. Matthewson pitched a
superb game for the Giants to-day, and only til
tanic home hit by Tinker In the fifth inning
gave the Cubs their victory
The Giants found the defeat the more bitter when
they looked at the board and saw that Pitts
burg had been beaten by Boston. Victory under
the circumstances would have meant first place,
with Chicago we'll back while 1t the
Pirates still lead by a margin, with the
Giants and Cubs their heels
Tinker the first up In the fifth inning won
the game at fell stroke. He picked out nice
straight ball and drove it far McCormick's
head into the bleachers. The hit was one of the
longest here, and Tinker had to run fast
to escape the crazy fans. VINO went for him as
the game
The Giants had good chance to make the
game third straight victory. 1t came in the Sec
ond inning. Donlin went to first base so fast that
he beat bounding infeld hit, and Seymour
cracked a clean single to left field Devlin beat a
bunt and the bases full Then Mccormick
increased his popularity with the Chicago crowd. If
not with McGraw by lifting fly to Holman; Brid-
well drove one to Tinker. who got Donlin at the
plate whence Moran whipped the ball to Chance
double play.
rolIa
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
1Br relegraph to rhe Tr.bune. ]


Boston, July 1.-Two accidents, one 10 .he ooou ~
pant OF a car and the ether to machine' "e'o
reported during the run of the American Au'onno
bile Association tour from Albany 10 bos.oh "
day James Mclean, who was riding m q ianN
lin car tried to catch an apple on the ny 'na' ".A
thrown by young woman and IT hit MN III 'i'o
eve breaking his goggles The glass Gu. u ueep
cash in the right lid that required seVefal sutcHeS
After II was bandaged up he was able 10 cohuhue'
The other mishap occurred near warren When
w Jones of Boston, who was driving one Oh .he
three Studebaker cars. representing one Oh 'he
Rochester teams, met another car coming toward
him On a narrow road. Both machines were eoihs
NJ good speed and Jones, to avoid collision
that would endanger the occupants OF either car,
swerved into the ditch. He struck Dig oo"ioer
IN the grass and smashed wheel He got anotner
wheel and continued, but the accident cost the
Rochester club a clean score and lett only Iour
teams. Chicago Bay State, Columbus and Buffalo,
unparalleled.
The cars have been running eight days now ana
have covered 1859 Of the / 700 miles. The run IIoil
Albany here was made at an average speeo VI
twenty-one and a half miles an hour, reacnlhe
th,s ctv about o'clock. after leaving Albany al
o'clock this morning.
Before Springfield was left behind the ieaoers
began to overhaul Frank B. Hover. the pa'hnhoer'
and then 1t was the some old story OF eating ous'
for mile after mile as the machines raced along
the state highway while the persons IN the towns
looked on in amazement For several days the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

There is balm in Gilead for Yankee rams yet
for Yesterday the Highlanders. apparently sas
out of the slough of listlessness that markeo 'he
playing for so long, arose and smote tne ot- A"''i'
nine ex-Yankees and all, to the tune o. hse |iis
three 1t was the sixth inning that the iocsi pay
ORG sailed the game away, and what hard hitting
could not do brilliant and heady Work on 'he
bases accomplished.
Orth started the game, but failed to hold the
visitors in the second inning, and Manning went
in and finished out the game in his early season
FORM when no team In the league was sooo
enough to beat him. -,
Elberfeld, who has been away Tor TWO or I'M ieo
DAYS was back again yesterday, and seemed 1alriy
happy. He had no news of new players 10 an
nounce but let it be known that he had lent joe
DovIe to the Atlanta team of the Southern League
for a while Doyle needs some work to get MIN
into condition, but the YANKEES are not In any con-
dition inst Low to let pitcher practise with thenl
and Doyle will be away from here for little
while. He will back soon. however
Manning had the pleasure of making Jimmy VIII
Jams fan the air in the sixth inning. but he started
the Yankee half of it by succumblng 10 JACK
Powell in the same way. Niles ready, how
ever and slammed hit that was good Tor TWO
bases when it got away from Hartzel. Conroy
banged a single to Stone and Niles raced home
when Stone hesitated little in his handling OF the
hit
Moriarity banged out another tWo-bagger' ana
Conrov tied the score. Morarty put his team
ahead by fast sprint Chase's single ana
Powell was called in when Hemphill stretched
short tap to a single by good running Delehanty
singled filling the bases, and the squeeze play was
called for when Ball came up Chase spr1nted for
the plate when the ball pitched, and crossed 1t
as Bali hit Hobe Ferris. Hobe paid no attention
TO Hemphill and that daring runner kept on
around. and scored while Ball was being thrown
ont at first 1t a brilliant play, and deserved
all the applause that followed 1t.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
PLAY ON LOCAL COCRIS.
Czothier Beats Wright IN Hard
Match at Seabright.

In match which was uneVenly pi1s - r,
four sets William J. Clothier deIea'eu
Wright Yesterday in the final of the Acnehs cup
singIes on the courts of the Seabr1ght Crichel anu
lawn Tennis Club. With his victory ne oecome'
the challenger of Raymond D. Little lor tie -,
and the two will meet in that conpe'ltoh l1AS
afternoon Cf6thier won at 6-4 6-2' S-e' w
Miss Marie Wagner won the hnai rouiu o -
,,.o,,en,s singles Yesterday the courts OF 'lo
1-niversitv Heights Club. The young woman "hO
DISPLAYS all the skill and knowledge or me points
OF the game which have made Miss May sutton III
,,ircib,a was at her best against Mrs william d
pouch the former national champion Inc VaNi'e..
steadfness Of Mrs. Pouch was as nothing "s
the volIaying and smashing attack Oh her SO'n7
rival Miss Wagner fairly burned out 'he mluus s
c-sa.e of the court as she came up for ciose 80
xrort ON everything She was SO Idst eia' 49,
ponch was badly beaten at 6-3 o-o-
rv,. r Mahan and W. ID. Bulkley "Oh 80
,oun tennis doubles yesterday on the couI9 q RI
Anayamis Club at Rye. They uelea' g.,
Woodbury. and H d. Montgomery IN the AN--
round at S-3 So, 6-3
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TITO Accidents in Glidden 6otzr.
Cars Reach Boston with Four Teams Tied with Perfect
Scores for Coveted Trophy.

members OF the state association have been going
about interviewing local officers to enable the tour
to get through without any arrests. Otherwise
there would have been trouble. as the motorists
paid little attention the speed regulations during
the run.
At Springfield there was a luncheon served oy inc
Stevens -Duryea and Knox motor companies ana
the Fisk Tire Company, and It was like an oasis
to the weary motorists. but they could not stop
long enough to get any real enjoyment Whiie
going through Worcester II seemed as II the heart
OF the commonwealth was not pulsatng. FOR the
reception was about warm as an east w1no
sweeping across Boston on winter 8 day.
When the machines reached Auburndale rev
miles ont of Boston on the boulevard, General
Hover halted his army and allowed the Bay state
motorists who had come out to meet them In a
score Of cars to wheel into line ahead OF him. ana
then thew whirled into the city, regardless OK the
persons who wanted to the streets.
Once the machines were checked in the motorists
hurried to change their clothes and prepare TOT
the feast OF welcome arranged by local clups.
Mayor Hibbard was on hand to extend his welcome
to the visitors this evening and some OF the local
motorists also got around to help entertain them
It was lust beginning to rain when the last car
checked in.
Tomorrow there will be a trip to Nantasket,
where the tourists will have chance to get real
bath something that been denied many OF
them since the run started. Sunday there will be
an excursion down the bay in steamer If 1t does
not rain. Then the will be resumed Monday
morning to Maine.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TWO PLAYERS LEFT FOR GOLF TITLE

Rock Island, H.. July 17.-In the semi-hnai rouho
at thirty-six holes for the Western Coli Associa-
ton championship to-day. Harry w. Alien, OF 81
Louis defeated J. D. Cady, or ROCK lsiano Ar
senal one I'D in tnrty-eght holes. and Mason
pba,ns of Midlothian. Chicago, a former fale
champion beat Paul Hunter, Of Midlothian three
up and to play
incidentally, Phelps broke the amateur record OF
the course for eighteen holes this afternoon, going
ourd IN seventy three strokes under the mark, set
bv Kenneth Edwards in the qualifying rounds last
Monday and equal to the professional record set
last week by Fred Mcleod. Of Midlothian
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
wH1TEwAsH FOR BROOKLYN TEAM.
Bell Pitches a Strong Game, but Cincinnati
Pulls Out Victory.

to-day and all of Bells fine pitching went for
nothing, as the Superbas could do nothing at all
with the Cincinnati twirler The to 0
and the little hitting the Reds were able to do
was we'll placed enough to bring in the winning
runs.
In the second inning Mclean. playing first base
instead of CAMEL, who has bad ankle. singled.
Paskert forced him. but stole second and scored
on MitchelPs single. The Reds made of the
game in the fourth inning. Paskert walked and
scored the second run when Mitchell trpled
Tha Fl
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
spaf.ed for Dineen In the ninth inning.

sBat,ed for Dneen In the ninth inning.
New ork...................
g, o,,s ........... o o O-3
Tvo-base hits-Ferris Niles. Hits-Of Orth. 3 In two
,nnnss. off Manning innings; of Powell = N
I've and one-fhrd off Dneen. in two and two
b,rds innings Sacrifice Ball Stolen bases
wallace Hemphill. Duble play.spenee Jones' Ferris
~ Williams Left onD Dases-St. Louis q; New YORK 5
Erst base on bals-On Dneen, 1; off Manning. First
base on error-St Louis /. Struck out-By Powell 81 by
Wanninp I wild pch-Manning. Time-149. Um-
pires-Iiurst and Evans.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
MoroRcYcLINe At ELkWoop PARK:

Jake De Roster, the dare devil motorcycle racer
whose wonderful performance upon the chusging
steel flyers has been the talk Of the cycle and
motorcycle racing world. is to try for the worlds
fve-rfe record at the dual meet, which will be
held at Elkwood Park this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18

Harry s. Houpt, Of the Automobile Club Of
America who managed the Thomas entry in the
Grand Prx race in France. returned home yester
day on the steamship Mauretania. He said the
only way an American entry stood chance In the
Grand Prix was to begin preparation a long
time before the race and have the car thoroughly
tuned I'D before sending 1t
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
MIGHTY MATTY FAILS
HOME RUN BEATS GIANTS
Cubs Keep Nezo York Ont of First
Place TN League Race.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston Mt PittsburG.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 1; New York. @.
Cincinnati g: Brooklyn, o.
Boston. 4; Pittsburg. (celled).
Philadelphia s; st. Louis. o.