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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-18
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u. o. j. Glass who has been Ia charge.
OF 4 the weather bureau in this city
since Its opening some four years ago
has been transferred to Cleveland,
Ohio, where he has a similar position.
He left this week for his new home.
stass has been in the service of
Uncle sam ii the cloud pushing de
par ent lor some 2s years. HE was
located at IT Totten for three years
ia the days when the soldiers were
stationed there Az that time be was
with the government signal service.
He was transferred from there TO Port,
land, oregon AZ years a aago last March.
Since that time he has been trans.
ferred from one place TO another sew,
|seral times by the government. being
located IN various cities. $;54
gVhen the station was opened In this
Icity ffour years ago ne was placed ~
| charge and has remained here until
this time. While his many friends
are glad ID sse3 him advanced they n
gre /. that hs viii leave the city and
the hest wishes of Devils Lake people
win accompany him and his family 4
Itheirs new HON
Clinton 81 oorquest of Cleveland
l win succeed lass at thia place
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-18
ROLLER RlNR
A WINNER

Seldom does a person find place
of public entertainment run on such
strictly moral and refined lines as the
armory skating rink and the people
of this city can congratulate them
selves that this enterprise was started
and is in the hands of such capable
and enterprising managers as Messrs.
Young & Stotlar. The rink is crowded
every evening to almost capacity and
theband gives good music which Is
feature of the place. If people attend
ing do not wish to skate they are
easily entertained by select music and
the place is one that the most fastid-
ious can go and have an evening OF
good solid wholesome amusement.
The floor and skates are in excellent
condition and the management are
making every effort to make the place
the most popular place of amusement
that has ever been ins Devils Lake
Many features will be put on a little:
later in the season, such as masquer-
AIDES, etc. Fancy skaters will be en-
gagged for the winter and they VILE
| come every other week to give exhibi-
! tons. The management want to say
to the public, that the big things in
the rink haven't started yet, but they
| have their lines out for special fea-
lures These attractions will be an
nounced later,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-18
MRS. WRIGHT
BEHIND BARS
Case Postponed Until Monday
Afternoon

The argument in the case of Mrs.
Mary Wright, suspected of the murder
Of her sixteen year old foster-daugh-
ter was not held Wednesday as was
expected, on account of the attorneys
for the defense asking for an adjourn
ment until Monday the 21st which will
give them sufficient time to look over
the testimony. The taking of the tes-
timony, and the copying Of the pro-
ceedings consumed considerable time
and the complete copy was not pre-
sented to the attorneys until the prev
ious Tuesday and the time was not
sufficient to warrant the careful 60
ing over of the same. When the case
comes up next Monday the attorneys
for the defense as well as the state
will be in shape to go over the testi-
mony fully and the magistrate will be
in position to decide definitely as to
whether there is sufficient evidence
against the defendant to hold her to
the grand jury. In the meantime Mrs
Wright remains in Jail.
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of a fine team in the high school
squad this year.
This afternoon when the alumni
meet their younger brothers they wilt
have number of stars on the field
and are determined to defeat the high
school boys right off the reel. New
suits have been ordered for the high
school squad and they are now here
and were used in the scrimmage work
this week. Attorney Samson of Lako-
ia, was in the city and informed the
boys that he was sure that the Lakota
team were anxious for a game. One
has been arranged and the locals will
meet the team from that city in cou-
pie of weeks. There Is much interest
manifested in the game this wear, and
the high school boys have lots of back
ers that hope to see them make a good
showing this fall when they will meet
the fastest high school teams in the
state.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-18
CALLS BLUFF OF -. 49,. a..
GOVERNOR BURKE
Attorney General McCue Re
plies to Executive

depose the officers the people elect.
Such a law would be perfectly sane
while John Burke ia governor, because
my personal experience with him con-
'vinces me that he would not assume
the responsibility to remove anybody.
His strong, forte consists in shifting a
responsibility on his brother officers.
To illustrate: He appointed Mr.. Burr,
judge of the new Ninth district The
supreme court held the governors act
In making this appointment illegal
During the time Mr.. Burr acted as
judge, his salary was held up on &C.
count of his right to the Office being
In litigation. The supreme court de-
cided that he was defacto Judge,
which made his judicial acts legal.
The claim for salary amounted to
about $1,000. The governor asked me
for an official opinion. / held that a
de facto officer could not enforce pay
ment Of salary, but that he earned it
and in good conscience the state ought
to pay him for his services. The gov.
ernor as chairman of the auditing
board has not assumed the responsi.
bility to allow or disallow this claim,
it has been continued from one meet
ing to another. =.
= Always Ready to Prosecute.
The governor is a good talker and
he has talked great deal about wha,
ought to be done for the state. But
aside from talking I do not call tt
mind any official act of his which is, O.
any @iimllpor ortance.; He tries to shirk ths
respons sibility py saying he, could no
prosecute personally any officer 70,
| malfeasance in Office, but the fact il
he never charged an individual office
with malfeasance. II he knew tha
any officer was violating his duty al
an officer, he could have filed charg'
with the attorney general who woul'
have prosecuted the individual.
i was his duty as a citizen and as th
i executive of the state. to make /
charge against any officer whom h
! knew to be violating his official duty
i I have four months vet Of my teri
and stand ready to prosecute any o.
4 icer whom the governor will ,charg
with violation Of Official duty. >sz i, i;
!. !. = I; ~ .s.*.2.l ., I < IT. r. McCue.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-18
# the county the question of removing
he county seat from the city of Rolia

of the county the question of removing
the county seat from the city of Rolla
to the village of Rolette and to the
county commissioners ordering them,
to call such election, placing the prop.
osition before the people at the next
general election or show cause why
they should not so do before the court
on September % at Devils Lake. The
temporary order is in the form of a
writ of mandamus, and is sued out by
the state of North Dakota, ex rel j.
H. Murphy. of Rolette. A writ of GER
tiorari has also been sued out directing
the county auditor and county COM
missioners Of Rolette county to certify
the proceedings of the board to the
district court on the date of the hear
ing, September %.
In the APPLICATION for the writ of
mandamus the plaintiff, VIII ois repre-.
sented by Attorney Geo. A. Bangs, OF
Grand Forks, states that on April 20
a petition signed by over three-ffths
of the voters of the county was pre-
sented$ to the board of county com
missioners asking that the question OF
removing the county seat from Rolla
to Rolette be submitted to the voters
at the polls. The petition was moi
acted upon until July 6, when, upor
the withdrawal of anumber Of the
names from the original petition, the
board dismissed the petition, refusing
to grant the request. The board helt
the view that the signers had the figh
to remove their names from the petit
tion after its presentation to the boart
if they SO desired, but the plaintiff
| claims otherwise. - 'ssI =
Following the relating of thes'
causes, the plaintiff asks that tn
meeting of the board of county com
missioners to take up the question
again, asking that the question of re
moval be submitted at the next ger
eral election. The board of count
commissioners and auditor are order
ed to show cause why they should no
do so in case of failure. to act as ordel
ed, and this matter will come befor
Judge Cowan in Devils Lake. -
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SPECIAL '';,|F MEETING
!. j. ........ b. !. j: !. y. ... . COUNCIL
Considerable Business Transacted
., at Meeting Tuesday ".

At a special meeting Of the city
council Tuesday evening considerable
business of Importance was transacted
and a number Of questions Of vital
Importance came before the meeting.
Mayor Whitman presided and there
was a full attendance of the city
" dads" "A resolution was presented
TO- the council by Alderman Halgren
commencing the extending: Of the
city limits, and the talk Of a smoke
ordinance consumed considerable time
and in all probability it will be passed:
in the near future when the larger
concerns OF the city will be compelled
to install smoke consumers on the
chimneys. The n resolution recon-
Intending the extension Of the: city lin
Tits Is as follows:t # n &: x s*@s H.. :ss
lsSs.aBe It resolved that the corporate
NL,E
limits Of the city Of Devils Lake,
North Dakota be extended to Include
the following described territory, viz:
IBeginnig 4 at the east side OF Block 4
Of Home Investment Company's ad-
l dition to the city Of Devils Lake, North
Dakota and Sc feet east therefrom ana
on the present corporated city limit
Eboun1ry. thence running north To the
north boundr of tenth street extend
Ised, thence west long said North line
\ of Tenth street to the east lire of
4 hill avenue extended thence north
!. along the east line pf HilI avenue It'd
the north line off tNelfth street, ex,
Il tended, thence west along said north
II line OF twelfth street extended I'd. the
least line of Mime wankan ri avenue
thence south and east along the pres
|, ent city boundry to 4 place Of begin
4 nine. &.
L Alderman Hal gren moved for #its aa
/! option ana IL was una aninaously adopted
II Ihe council. NE final reading b,
the tan ana appropria ations ordinances
1. were heard and adopted calling fol
4. levy os s166 400 with total appro
a prlasion of s2o. Tor all expenses
The ordinance aing the Third war,
4. \ int into two voein q nseeincts s'a adoptea
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-18
FOOT BALL
CAME TODAY
High School and AIumni to Meet
{: on Gridif0n

y.
The Devils Lake high school football
team have been participating in live
ly practice and are in fine condition
and this afternoon on the old baseball
diamond south of the tracks they will
meet the alumni and a battle royal Is
expected. The boys have been on the
field every evening and are hardened
to the task. Much Of the time has
been spent in signal work, catching
the ball and puntipg and Coach Shra-
der believes that he has the making
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at cheaper prices from the catalog
house why that is the place to trade,
but when you want credit just write
to Montgomery Ward or Sears Roe
buck and tell them that you are lit
tie hard up and would like to have
credit for six months and see what
they will say.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-24

a reliable little silver timepiece! silver
edge trimming is the distinguishing fea-
ture of a new handled purse of mauve
calf.
Silver Mountings q Feature.
These bright silver mountings are no.
ticeable on many Of the more costly bags,
and oval and square frames have elao-
crate etched patterns that repeat the Ell
fects on the luxurious sterling photo
graph frames at almost prohibtive prices.
In many cases. instead of leather han
dies. the bags have long silver chains
and leather and inner Innings are OF an
elegance in keeping with the rather ex-
travagant character of the frames
Christmas stocking handbags. these-and
most Of the wome,i who pause to, admire
pass on reluctantly. albeit with a Thought
full look that promises future pertinent
reminder for somebody.
The New Bracelet Bag Is Easy
to Garry.
One of the most effective uses of the
bright sterling silver is in the mounting
of a new bracelet bag, the frame of
which continues upward in hoop fashion
to form the handle. These bracelet han
dies are, of cource. much larger than
ordinary arm bracelets, and separating
them. the bag opens widely to show
capacious interior. The bracelet bag
shown in the illustration Is Of the new
shiny auto leather. An equally smart
model with sterling silver bracelet han
dies is of the practically indestructible
pigskin.
Pigskin Again Favorite.
A perpetual lease of life seems to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-24
Fashion Paragraphs.

worn parts of the old muff may be used
for the foundation of the rug" and
the heads and tails of the boa added.
\ small AGiece OF the fur finished with
ribbon Fittings VIII form a smart neck
piece.
Fur neckpieces of the ruche order are
so easily made that any woman with q
spark of ingenuity in her makeup should
be able TO afford at least one or them.
From twelve to fourteen inches of finger
width fur banding. mounted on satin rib
bon and closing inyisihly at the back.
has most effective front trimming, con-
sisting of one quite long mnk's tail.
fanked by two shorter tails, and many
looped and long ended bows of brown
velvet ribbon. The cushion muff. which
was homemade, to accompany this neck
ruff. consists of bands of fur entire deux
with brown velvet ribbon. The same
idea Is exceedingly pretty developed in
white fox and taffeta ribbon or Irish lace
banding. and particularly suitable for
use with debutante's theater costume.
A good way to join the long wrists Of
silk gloves to those having short wrists
is to applique the edges Of each wrist To
a haf-inch band of flet embroidery Of
precisely the same color. If the gloves
are for evening use the narrow tinsel
ribbons will answer and prove even more
servfceable than lace. while with black
gloves the jet landings good. as they
wear interminably. If Dresden or Pom
padour embroidery is used anywhere
about the costume which the gloves are to
accompany it is quite correct to use
bands of that ribbon at the wrists OF
the gloves. but 1t should be of the half.
inch or bracelet width.
An idea for fixing up one of last sea-
sons motoring coats is to make ii single
instead of double breasted and trim the
from 70 with
ceSsion of three-inch- wide finger length
straps of plain satin. These should he
bordered all around with fancy black silk
braid and have pointed outer ends. At
the inner end there should be set large
metal buttons, which join with black
silk cable cords. The neck should he
finished with high turnover satin and
braid bordered collar and the reduced"
sleeves ne furnished with satin Louis
cuffs. With such a coat may be worn
one of the qull-trimmed tailored hats OF
the English tourist type, such as are de-
veloped in white felt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-24

her ladyShip's irreproachable maid as
guarding with her life, are the compact
little square vanity cases of morocco or
fine pin seal. daintily lined with snowy
satin and fitted with host of gllt-topped
trifies. In the cover is usually mirror,
and the various TASKS, brushes, etc, are
so neatly arranged around the sides that
there is an open space left in the center
of the case for the owners jewel case
or bridge outfit to relieve an hour or
boredom.
A Favorite With Dressy Frocks.
The "swagger" bag with deep side
pockets is a favorite matinee and after
noon handbag. illustrated is a "swag-
ger" bag of soft tobacco brown suede,
mounted on q gilt frame and with an
oriole yellow silk lining. The sling
handles attached to the outside pockets
are a feature OF this style of bag.
Within the Mandates Of Good Taste.
Altogether the new leather hand be-
longings carry out the rich and luxurious
character expressed by all feminine
wearables for the coming season. But.
as in the case with fabrics and millinery,
the conspicuous elegance is in character
in materials and in workmanship rather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-24

II man Is known by the company he
keeps. vertically a woman is identihed by
the handbag she carries. Most women
nowadays have been educated up to the
realization that footwear leather points
Enthusiastically to its wearer's prosperity
and breeding-but alas. for the shabby.
dog eared. veteran handbag leather that
sometimes accompanies an irreproach-
able frock!
Your truly well-dressed woman-weli
dressed from the tip of her topmost nat
pin to the toe of her contemporaries
what an opportunity is offered by her
handbag for the expression and emphasis
Of her entire costume
New Fabric Shades Developed in
Leather.
There is handbag to At every occa-
sion as well as every frock. and some OF
the leather colorings fairly coax the PEN
mics from the pocketbook-or, more ex-
actly. the leaves from the checkbook-
so perfectly do these new leather shades
harmonic with the fabric tones of fall
millinery and costumes.
A gay scarlet carriage bag" of the new
shiny auto leather. with lining of scar
let silk shirred into an amazing number
Of fascinating receptacles will make a
splendid splash of color to echo a scarlet
note In the hat trimming.
Lovely amethyst shades are shown in
soft dull bured calf. and snakeskin dyed
in the various gray tones and mounted
with sterling silver is particularly charm
ing.
Also of silver mounted auto leather is
the new pocketbook model provided with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-24
Portuguese Eggs.

Cut some rather large tomatoes in
halves. scoop out the seeds and core with
a spoon and season the inside with salt
black pepper, minced cooked bacon and
parsley. Put the tomatoes in a well but
tered baking tin, break a fresh egg care
fully into each and put the tin into a
hot oven till the eggs are set. Serve very
hot.
Salmis of Wild Duck.
Put three ounces of butter in a stew
pan with one ounce of -four. Stir them
together until it becomes nice brown.
Add, by degrees half a tumbler of very
good stock and the same quantity Of red
wine, two whole shallots. bunch of
herbs and a bay leaf pepper and lit
tie SALT and put in the bones and body
of the bird. from which you have taken
all the meat. Let all this boil gently to-
gether for half hour then strain 1t
through a colander. and put the gravy
back in the stewpan, and just when on
the point of boiling put in all the pieces
of bird. Toast a round Of bread, cut 1t
into four pieces. lay them at the bottom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-24
Automobile Clothes.

AS for the trim costumes worn by wom-
en- riding in automobiles today, the va
riety is SO variable that some women Of
fashion have decided on costume which
fits their fancy. The color dust cloth in
coats and huge wraps without even the
vestige of color in trimming seems to
meet the approval of the fashionable au-
tomobilist In the matter of hair there
appears to be a great difference. A small
woman enveloped in clouds of yelling will
appear in yards of loaf sugar shaped hair
dress, while, OF the other hand. the at
tractively built women affect the simple.
not the extreme not alone in head adorn.
ment but in millinery.
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Some Future Queens.

brother, and he has always been ex-
tremely fond of her. though very often
their points of view are Numerically
opposed. The Crown Princess Of Greece
did not 20 to her husband empty-handed.
She is, on the contrary. wealthy in her
own right for. by the will of her father,
the Emperor Frederick, she inherited a
sum of E1OO.O0O.
A brilliantly clever woman is the Crown
Princess of Sweden, the mother-in-law of
Princess Margaret of Connaught Her
health is extremely delicate. debarring
her from many court functions. and ne
cessitating frequent absence from the
capital. She is deeply religious and takes
great interest in the Salvation Army.
Daughter of the Grand Duke OF Baden
and Princess Louise of Prussia, she mar
ried the Crown Prince Oscar Gustave OF
Sweden about twentysix years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-24
Tie E2z1AasezzeAf5rZ
Z1eLZZzealzk LazfQc5gaZ

Couture bows consist of a crown band
carrying aigrettes in two sizes and are
made of half-inch velvet ribbon. satin.
silk or gauze tinsel The larger aigrette
which stands upward from the left side
of the head is composed of nine loops
of varying length and two pointed ends.
The smaller bow, which is placed amid
the strands Of hair almost over the right
ear is a rosette of six short loops and
two ends and has a rhinestone button
center tiny that it resembles dew
drop Spangled gauze ribbons are made
up in the same manner save that more
loops and no ends are used, as gauZe
ribbon of this character brushes readily.
and to be effective quite a large amount
OF it must be used for a bow. For the
same reason the crown band should be
sufficiently broad to be doubled
4 departure from the separate white
blouse of net or mousseline that for many
seasons has been the wardrobe piece de
resistance for matinees and informal
luncheons is seen in the silk muslin all
IL to match the color of the street suit.
Some of these blouses are vertically
tucked back and front and have full
length closely fitting sleeves that are
once on the inner seam. Others have
both body and sleeves widely cross
tucked. The necks are finished with
high, pointed collars. frilled with white
or matching tulle similar to that edg-
ing the wrists, which also are sharply
pointed.
Get a good shape in a hat and its
trimming VIII take care of ITSELF is
the motto of girl who knows what is
correct in the millinery line. but has
not enough money TO pay an artist for
trimming her hat The best hats
brought gu. this autumn are those COW
cred with corded silk, and if one of
these can be secured at a fairly mod
crate price it should be instantly pur-
chased even if the color is not particu
larly becoming. ii is easy matter
to reface the brim. while none but an
expert can smoothly cover the outer
side. Any who has an extremely
wide-brimmed saucer shape of last win
ter may bring it up to date by raising
the crown building it out for several
inches all around and then draping it
with velvet soft silk.
The rug muff suggests possibilities in
the way of making over furs that have
adornments in the shape of innumerable
little heads and tails, for the new hand
warmer is merely a long piece of pelt
having one end fringed with tails and
the other with heads, so that when folded
over it presents the appearance of being
wholly composed of trimmings. The