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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-04
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Farm Loans. " Money on
hand onsfavorable terms. Low
est rates. E.~J. Chamberlin..
Farm loans at lowest rates. See
John w. Maher. (
G. A.. Chase was in from Fort Totten
! Friday.
James Fogerty Of Cando, spent Fri
day in the city. "
H. S. Stinson came over from Page
/ last Friday on business. .: 80
ri 4. Attorney Charles Verritt, of Rolla,
= was a caller in the city Friday.
a. i. Carlson, of Edmore, was in the
city last Thursday looking after bust,
ness 49,,
.aS4 - - 1t, !"
: Miss Emma Eastgate, of Larimore,
is the guest of friends in the city this
week., Z: i. =
For Health and pure food use Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder and Extracts.
, They are pure, uniform and reliable.
Attorney F. T. Cuthbert made a trip
to Fargo Friday to look after legal
matters.
= Nap Lefleur, of Grafton, was the
guest of friends in Devils Lake the lat
ter part of last week.
The Five Hundred club enjoyed a
launch ride on Devils Lake Friday in
Aaberg's launch.
Mrs. Frank Barrett, of Sharon, this
state. was here for several days last
week visiting with friends.
Miss Louise Bradbury, of Brocket,
was visiting with friends in the city
last Friday and Saturday.
Complete new line of Fall Millinery
is now being shown at Miss LeMay's
millinery parlors. 49, ..- J.
T. Henry Limbel came over from Ken
mare the first Of the week and trans
acted business in Devils Lake..
. Bert Walker, of Webster, was in the
city the latter part Of last week look
ing after business interests,
Mary and Stella Moriarity left Fri.
day for their. home in Minneapolis.
They have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. A. Nelson. -
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church gave an ice cream social at the
home of Mrs. w. c., Fosburgh last Fri
day evening that was largely attended.
Miss Evelyn Pasonault returned to
Devils Lake Friday after a few days
visit with her parents here. - Rolla
Star "a go. =
T. E. Morgan and wife drove to Dew.
lis Lake by automobile last Sunday for
a visit, returning in the evening"
y Starkweather Times. .'- -. , :.
lisa and Beatrice Morgan went to
Devils Lake last Thursday afternoon
and visited over Sunday at the home
of ]. @. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Times
:, The Success Spreader Is Life to
the Soil" and the Eagle sprayer is
; death to the Weeds" These are
mottos of the two best pieces Of: farm
I machinery on the market. T. H.Pros
ser q Go: s., $ 4. = - ;s z5.,@
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-04
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All kinds OF field and garden seeos at
wholesale and retail. C. II. Baker.

All kinds Of field and garden seecs at
wholesale and retail. c. II. Baker.
c. E. French. Of Penn, was down Fri
day for q few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw are visiting at
Devils Lake.--Warwick Sentinel.
!. Miss Lulu Boynton, of Minneapolis,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Fosburgh.
John Letz transacted business at
Devils Lake Friday evening of last
week.-Wawick Sentinel.
Mrs. F. J. Burtscher left Friday for
Minneapolis, where she will spend a
month visiting with friends.
Do you know that the Farmers Mill
is the headquarters for feed of ail
kind?
Mrs. Elliott went to Devils Lake last
Saturday and visited until Tuesday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Times.
Mrs. Hans Hansen and little daugh-
ter came up from Devils Lake last
Friday On short business mission
Warwick Sentinel.
Judge Cowan came up the line from
Devils Lake last Thursday and drove
out to his farm east of town.-Stark.
weather Times
Misses Ethel and Stella Mcpherson
who have been visiting with their
aunt, Mrs. J.. @. Adams, returned to
| their home in st. John Saturday.
E. A. Gustafson went to Devils. Lake
Tuesday where he made finaloproof in
support of his claim at the United
States land of1ice.-Warwick Sentinel
Miss Josie Lorenson was down from
Devils Lake last Saturday and Sundey
and spent the time with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenson.-Hillsbor
tBanner.
The railway men of the city speak
about the good business of the road
this fall and they look for the road tc
do more business than it has done fol
some time past:
Good positions are awaiting all com
petent bookkeepers and stenographers
You should attend Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi, the great
est school in the country, Send fol
| catalogue. a..
Mr.. Theo. Grojean and Mr.. Peter
J Killer went to the Devils Lake hos
pital last week on the advice of theil
:, doctor to be treated for typhoid: Mr.
; George Killer, ST., accompanied the
patients to their Observation-Disclosures
Gazette.
Deputy Sheriff Frye arrested Clar
> ence Baker last Thursday. He was
working with threshing rig in the
neighborhood of the city. Baksr go1
into a quarrel with a colored man who
was. working on the same rig and ;at
tempted to strike him with an axe. E.;
Mrs. Niche, wife Of the contractor
of the new government building here
4 left Friday for her home in Milwaukee
accompanied by her children. !. She
regretted very much to leave the Chau
! tauqua, where she has been living al
summer, but wished to return to thei
home SO that the children would. b.
able to start to school at the begin
lining Of the school year in that city. )
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-04

The First National Bank of Devils
Lake. N. o.. loans money on Rea
Estate at eight per cent.
P. J. McClory was transacting bust
ness in Rugby Saturday.
For the most choice; up-to-date Mil
lnery see Miss LeMay.
Mrs. Davenport of Devils Lake, is
visiting with DR.. and Mrs. Ticknor.-
Lakota American. ,-,:N..
c. D. White, formerly of this place,
but now of st. Paul, was in the city
Friday and Saturday. i
$4,000 worth of new merchandise
just received at the New York Cash
Store.
Miss Olive Johnson was visiting
with relatives and friends in Grand
Forks the latter part of last week..
Harvesting is finished and threshing
Us almost done and the farmers will
soon be counting their sheckles.
Mrs. A. Englehoff, of Spring Brook,
N. D., is visiting at the home of her
, son, c. E. Martin, in this city.
Oak, pine ana tamarack, Ss.o0 per
cord, sawed and delivered. Five >ord
lots special prices. &C. n. Baker.
Steve Downey, special agent of the
Great Northern, passed through here
Saturday on his way to Minot.
M. Nicholson, superintendent of the
, Dakota division Of the Great Northern,
was here in the interests of the road
Friday.
Mrs. 4. J. Maroney arrived Saturday
from St. Paul, where she had been
spending three weeks visit with rel.
Iatives.
E. N. Howe was up from Lakota
Saturday afternoon. He has charge
Of the drug store at that place which
Is owned by Bert Moran.
s. Ennes, superintendent of the
Breckenridge division of the Great
Nothern, was in Devils Lake last Fri.
day looking after railway matters.
You should see the new styles OF
| wonaens street suits just received at
the New York Cash Store.
Mrs. Elsie Clevenger, of Wabash
Indiana, is in the city in company
with Mrs. Marie Cox, who is here tc
testify in the Wright murder case.
W. D. Scott, Assistant General Sup
erintendent of the Great Northern
was in the city for several hours Fri
day looking after the interests of the
road -: -. l~...=., = -.
Latest Invention-Rest thing going
for pumping water. Gasoline engine
with pump Jack attached. Attach to
any pump. Set up ready to run, only
s47.50. Can he used for operating any
machinery requiring light power. See
i III. Prosser & Co. ~ 80 :.
4
I J. Goldberg has gone east to Chica
| leo, Grand Rapids and the Twin Cities
to buy his fall and winter line Of fur
niture. E. He will be gone about two
weeks. ~ ~ y y. = ny
Mr.Eand Mrs. F. G. Schaible, Mr.. an6
Mrs. $Keitzman and F. A. Holiday, o
Lakota, were among some Of those
who attended the Wright case hers
Monday. "A It s:% .z5 ..f:s,
II The greatest showing Of new fal
j coats for women's wear can be see,
at the New York Cash Store. s.
Mrs. Richard # Barnett, and ehil,
i went to Chicago Friday, where the,
Il win spend q couple Of months visitin,
with relatives: s5$ s !. !: 53; 35 5.
The new roller skating rink opene,
i this week and the young people Of TIL
u city are enjoying skating On the fines
Il ffncr In t1le, "a, @
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-04

THE MARKETS
Devils Lake.
Reported c. q. Baker
No. / Hard. .......... SO
No. l Northern. .. 92a
No. 2 Northern ...... 80
No. 3 Northern ....... IS
Durum. 70
Flax. LA
oats ............. 80
Bagley. 49,. ........... 46
Eggs. ~
FOE3LOeS. l.Vle
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
~ PAUL K. sRUskE.

Well. the doughty Sox. those four
teen-time winners, those sure cham
pions so alleged. those nonpareil de-
mons. have gone yipping out OF town.
beaten TO a fragile In the two games
played and apparently on the verge
OF a complete collapse. while the
Tiger ats IN his den and ticks his
chops. waiting for another scrap.
The Sox didn't look the consecutive
winners I'm the games played mere
More particularly, they didat look ike
real good ball team and this Is CIV
Ing due credit to the fact that the
Tigers played In those two games the
lest ball which the writer recalls see
Ing them exhibit during all the years
he has followed their fortunes
1T WOULD BE AN AMERICAN
LEAGUE MISFORTUNE. SHOULD
THE SOx WIN THE REMNANT AND
co UP AGAINST THE CUBS IN A
BATTLE FOR THE WORLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Why? Because the Sox are by no
means as strong a ball club "a during
their pennant career. that's all!
Some OF us wondered why IL was
that Fielder Jones seemed really on
the verge OF quitting the game at the
close OF last season. retaining that
determination until the last possible
moment this spring.
Yesterday Fielder showed US. That
once great throwing arm is gone. He
cannot heave the bail as far as second
base.
Nor are the Chicago pitchers as
strong as In the fall OF 1906 when
they swept the Cubs before them
Walsh and White who must bear the
brunt Of the contest are becoming
frayed. To hold the clip will soon be
impossible. Sullivan. too. is showing
the strain OF age and continual toll.
and he 10 the backbone Of the Sox
defense, next to the beavers mention
ed.
Donohue Is not batting.
Smith has quit.
Aitrock is grand comedian but
that let's him out.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
kEENE MAY FIGHT
TRACK CALLING
OFF STAKES

NEW YORK, June zf.-The Brigh-
ton Beach Racing association has de-
cided TO cancel all of its stake events
for this year. which means the loss
OF nearly 100000 10 horsemen. This
action was made necessary by the
great decline In the daily attendance
at the race tracks since the anti-oe:-
ting laws went into effect.
The midsummer meeting Of twenty
two days will be held at Brighton
Beach as planned. with overnight
sweepstakes. 10 take the place OF The
stakes The overnight events viii
average about $500 or $500 each.
The owners. with only a few ex-
ceptions. willingly signed releases.
which preclude any legal action
against the association for failure to
keep its part OF the contract.
Up - today James r. Keene had
not offered to release the track from
It's contract made with him when II
accepted his entries TO stakes. MIR,
Keene has Colin. Celt and Ballot. his
trio OF champion race horses. engaged
in stakes which in the aggregate are
worth $4,000.
Mr. keene points TO the fact that
the other racing associations have
filled their engagements to the let
ter Of their programs with the horse
men. ano he is not willing that the
Brighton Beach track 60 back on its
agreements.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

The victory brought the Tiges up TO
a tie with Cleveland.
Well. Larry. there they are. Go
thou and do likewise
what sort OF a showing would the
Sox make against the Cubs
Alta and Anderson. Chicaso's mighty
hitters. didn't do much here.
Donovan whiffed Alta, Davis and An
derson and passed Davis and Dougher-
~
Mr. Manuel lie built on the fine archi-
tectural lines OF the nag pole In center
Held.
Now is the time when the frst divi-
sion clubs are likely 20 change places
a bit
Billy Sulllvans throwing arm has
been working like scatter-gun dur
ing the short series.
Welcome 10 the Browns They are
In second place but not beyond reach
ing distance by good deal.
With the Tigers going like that II
would certainly be crime 10 shit
them about 20 let anybody I'm.
Walsh and sullivan both retired
when the game had been lost Manuel
and shaw did considerably better.
Killifers spear or Donahue's drive
that closed Chicago's scoring inning
was the fielding feature OF the day.
WIG Bill is also getting his batting
eye a bit He didn't fan once and did
beat out one infeld tap for single.
Mcintyre ana psvy Jones drew pass
es from Walsh. Killifer was the only
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
Sporting Notes

Yale. 81 Harvard, o. Thus the tables
turned.
Dctroiters were not among the big
prize winners In the big New York
skat tournament
Racing IL also dead I'm Louisiana. The
legislature passed the bill yesterday
and the governor VIII sign IL. Help!
Joseph VI. smith. Hugh Fleming and
Frank Peltier are Michigans sole
representation IN the Grand Ameri-
can handicap. being shot this week
at Columbus The first named Is
from Detroit.
The Automobile club. of Detroit, IL ex-
pecting big turnout OF cars Tor It's
annual century run Saturday The
drivers must all be club members and
the event IL not intended as an ad-
yertising feature.
Huehie jennings collected n consider
able fund among the Detroit players
for the benefit OF Mrs. VerEil Garvin.
wife OF the dead Texas pitcher. There
must have been over $40 In the Pile.
for ball players are ciannish In such
matters.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
WINDSOR TRACK A
VERY BUSY spot
RIGHT NOW
MORE THAN HALF THE FROM.
TIER STAKE CANDIDATES NOW
AT THE TRACK AND AT WORK
MARTIN DOYLE TOP WEIGHT.
BY DAN MURRAY.

With more than half OF the candi-
dates for the Frontier stake. thu
feature Of the Saturday card at Wind.
-sor. ON The scene, the big handicap
takes on LOT OF national Importance.
In II are horses from many states and
the Dominion. and at this distance il
looks 10 be one OF the most open
propositions ever held on the track.
II will be bigger and better field
than people up here ever have seen,"
said Walter o. Palmer. More OF tho
horses entered are ready 10 race thar
usual, and owners with whom | have
been talking are wonderfully conf
dent or winning"
The weights for the events which
have Just been announced are as fol.
lows.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
Iiges Q, Sox |; Pitching King There in Style.

Tiger famed and he succumbed TO
Manuel
The Sox knew they had met their
masters and offered very little opposi-
was running
Watch that footwork" Is an eN-
clsmation often heard In the press box
az Wahoo Sam shifts and goes AFTER
a wide throw.
The reserved seat section was
damned ard the crowd or paid admits
sions numbered 5,S75 In spite or the
very threatening weather.
In Detroit's NTH with the Tigers
leading. TO 0, Scnaefer singled. took
third on wild pitch and counted on
Crawford's savage shot 10 right.
g Schmidt. who Is raging demon
at hitting the spit ball. kept up his
usual form yesterday and smote three.
including a regular Willie Keeler bunt
The umpires are lenient with the
Tigers In one respect. They have al
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

SFOK 1IVO NE VVO VI III III
SOX MAKE POOR SHOWING
AS POSSIBLE CHAMPIONS

10 escape the coming storm Sudden
ly. In the midst OF the scurrying null
titude. appeared the white
suited form OF the singing monarch.
who had just pitched So scintillatins
game. In his hand he held horse
shoe. In front OF the press box he
stopped. held the product OF the
equine cobblers art high in the air
and called two Detroit sporting writ
ers by name-not guilty once more.
I've still got the horseshoe Bill
yelled in stentorian tones.
And then he dubbed 1t in.
The two gentlemen mentioned both
pleaded not guilty their faces wreath
ed In rainbow tints. Today they are
doubtless feYerishly frisking their
= ffiGs 70 see what It was that had made
Bill sore.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
Ihs Chicago Game IS Seen BY
baYbdns Famous HumoTbi
BY CHARLES DRYDEN.

Mr.. W. Bill Donovan showed us that
the dry ball in experienced hands has
something on the slippery pellet In
the talons OF an artist Bill copied the
second game OF the set G TO !. and
half starved the Sox with three hits.
Shaw relieved Sullivan in the sew
enth 10 let Bill rest and recover from
the effects OF handling spit balls.
Mr.. F. Isbell Is reported on the way
to Chicago TO join his old teammates
and help them win another pennant.
The outlook has been clouded bit by
the dolngs here, but look at what the
Sox do at home Be brave, bugs.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24


will II they keep up their present
style Of baseball.
There is no beating the game
the Champions showed here
against Chicago.
Give them till July I, not mo-
ment longer. and you won't be
far away. and they'll be leading
the league 10 a certainty. unless
Yes, there's one condition. That Is
the result OF the oyerconfidencc
which the Champions have been
showing all the year.
They have loafed on the Job some
beyond doubt.
They started the year with su-
preme belief that they would repeat
They had II Jared out OF them a biz
until they took the road for the east'
ern trip. Then they played great ball
again
AT home it was the same old story
once more
I'VE can win when we get ready,
was the general opinion OF the play
ers.
Once more II took a Earring from
Cleveland and Boston TO bring them
round.
II the grand ball they played
against Chicago does not have 40
erect similar 10 their similar exhibi-
tons OF a like character. all VIII be
well
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

me increase IN the size or the
purses To $500 and the handicaps 70
$500 is bringing in carloads OF horses
from Latonia. Windsor Is giving
more money than any city outside Of
New York. which means that high
grade OF horses Will be on hand 10
struggle for the first moneys.
In all over 400 horses got In yester-
day and this morning several carloads
came from the east The stalls are
rapidly filling and many OF the horses
are those which never before have
raced lin the northern circuit, Many
~ the best OF the seasons winners
are in the barns. w. jennings. me
Baltimore turfman. has sent with his
string Cave Adsun. a star performer
a: Toronto and Hamilton. TIL ono
will be in the principal handicaps.
One OF the select southern strings
Is that OF NJ Men, rich Cincinnati
Iurfman. He owns Inela. the two
year-old that has won three races this
season: King Foley. frequent win
nei last year; Royal Chance. con-
sistent horse, and a couple OF promis-
Ing tWo-year-olds.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

lowed two non participant coachers on
the lines on several occasions OF late
The thunderstorm broke ten min,
utes after the game was concluded ana
their homeward path. But who
cared
An outside writer or two took this
page To task for remarking week
or so ago that Donovan was unGues-
tionably the superior OF Walsh. How
about II now?
Nick Altrock's terrible burlesque OF
Hughie jennings after all hope had
He'd In the ninth was grotesque enough
20 be really funny. Nick picked grass
and pirouetted round and had lot OF
fun.
cobb on third and Jones on hrst----
there Is combination which VIII
strike terror 70 the heart OF the aver
est way Is TO let Davy 30 10 second
unmolested.
The soN got their one run in the
sixth on pass TO Dougherty. Fielder
Jones two-sacker and Ats inteld
grounder. Anderson famed and Don
ohUe popped with the hostile manager
roosting on third.
They take good care OF Detroit's pen
clouds gather. IL never floats except
on afternoons when the Champs are
playing at home. Bill Cline prizes i;
as his right hand
Fielder Jones may be unable 10
throw as far as second base without
bouncing the ball, but he can still pull
on those fancy catches. His robbery
OF Killifer In the second was a bright
spot.
In DetrOit's nrst Mcintyre walked.
Schaefer sacrificed. Crawford ground
ed and Cobb singled, Matty scoring.
Tyrus stole. took third on a high
throw and counted on a double steal
with Davy Jones who had walked
The Tiges finished their run gettin x
In the sixth when Chicago went mp In
the air. allowing three runs, on Davy
Jones hit TO right. a safe bunt by
Schmidt end Wild throwing by Purtell
and Manuel with mum OF thrown
ball by Davis
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

In the meantime. II is up 10 some
body-not the architect OF this page.
however-to stroke the ruffied sensl-
bilities OF Wild Bill Donovan, king OF
pitchers.
Wild Bill formally registers COM
plant against having his consecutive
winning stint ascrtbed solely to for
tune He admits be has had his
share OF the luck but he wants II
known he has also deserved some
credit for pitching prowess.
Reasoning deductively. a couple OF
Detroit papers must have implied that
Bill was child OF fortune and In
sinuated that his pitching equipment
featured a horseshoe. AZ any rate.
Bill was the central figure in a re-
markabie scene which followed the
combat OF yesterday.
The Sox had just been retired for
the final out. The crowd streamed
down across the field in a mad rush
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
"a g n q h z A.
,Ihs Kind HOu Haze LNsr saVgS
SIs. ., &HAZeZN
Special Rates to Canadian Points via
Michigan Central.

Account Dominion Day. tickets viii
be sold June 80, July l. good for re-
turn until July at rate OF one fare
for the round trip. See agents for
full particulars.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

Hlfs--OH Wnish, In . i-S fn"I"SSs
on manuel. In . ia insinss. Two
6ase hit--F. yoncs- Sacrifice hits
pehaefer. schmidt. PurteIi. stolen bases
--Cobb =. First base On sniis--on Don
ovan 3. on walsh .. First base On err
rors--Detroit 2. Left an bsses--Detr"ts
3, Chseage 4. struck out--By Donovan
., ~ Manuel \. Double piAy-sehneier
aaa Crawford. Wild pitch--W aisn'
Uupsre.--Hurst and CesnoIly. Attend
aDce--Sys7S.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

series as Chicago and yesterday took
Cleveland into camp. Today they die
In our midst In all probability
Graham, the southpaw will take the
mound against Mullin or Summers
The Browns are now second. while
the Tigers are IN tie for third 1T
WILL. TAKE THREE OUT OF FOUR
GAMES FOR THE TIGERS TO
FITCH THEIR PLACE AWAY, IN.
LESS ONE OF THE CONTES rs
HAS TO BE CALLED OFF There
is a forlorn hope that the combina
tions at Cleveland and Detroit may
place the Tigers in the lead. More
probably however. the TIges VIII
have 10 wait for that ill they take
the road
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

Better for the American i"7oue
n any Of the other first division
Cube should win. rather ths- Chi
capol Or even philadelphia Or
New York;
AFTER their exhibition here the
great run Of victory which the
league leaders set on their home
field must be ascribed very largely
20 luck and the weakness OF the
eastern teams who furnished the
opposition.
Just now the Browns from st. Louis
appear to be the league sensations.
They had almost as brilliant home
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24

No team can rest on Its oars
"untii ready" and then GO eet and
cop-not In this league. at any
rate. The Tigers are the best
team, beyond a doubt. But where
would they finish in case they de-
Iayed their sprint until the last
month and then suffered the loss
Of a couple Of their star pIayersg
The Detroit times., 1908-06-24
chance for 1s.Yearolds.

Any 1s-year-old teams desiring
game for Sunday. June 2s, can be
accommodated by phoning Main or
City 1871 Ask for r. j. Marshall. Of
the Spalding A. c.