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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22
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5000. Ground coffee Cracked Ma. 8,
Compound Coffee Queer 81 Jobs
g bel, /. H Conrad, Chicago, iii. adul,
terated with peas. s as:
5122. Coffee, s.es Producer Oh
# Jobber VI s5s q. Jordan Min
VI s neap polls, Inn. Il not properly label
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22
by Miller Bros. CO, Baltimore, Nd;
misbranded u
BEANS ,sl
K,
FHf1Aea~f4i

5042. Aetna, Pork & scans. Producer
or jobber, The Aetna officiating
Food Co; not properly labeled.
5214. Pork and beans. Producer or
jobber, Columbus Conserve Co., In
dianlapolis, Ind; not properly label
ed ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22
CORN AND N !, s 81 j ccc {, ]. 4, #

q 5s3s Illegal. y; n. i: So 81;
55106. Cream Corn, Badger State"
Producer or jobber, p. Hohenadel,
Jr., Co, GAINESVILLE, Wis; not prop
erly labeled. II s 3sE 3 1s .;s4
5243. Corn, 8 rgonaut. 2 Producer or
jobber, IT. Stanwix Co.. Rome, N. Y. !;
mot properly labeled. ,f$
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22

Dbl Ataple sug ar Queer OH lob.
ss bel, 81. Z. Cheney ndusky, N. Y. i:
not maple suga
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22
!. !. =.c1Al,T1-sUP''
Illegal.


Ger or jobber. Erie Preserving Co,
Bu1alo, N. III; contains benzoate;
M not properly labeled.
l4998. Tomato catsup, Climax. - Pros
Queer or jobber, Climax Packing Co.,
Cincinnati, %. contains henzoicS acid.
500. 10 Tomato catsup, aInily Cons
fort. ST. Produc Ger or johber, Brant
Z Canning co. Brants IN. ~. !: not prop.
erly labeled cess benzoate1
present.
|: $685. Tonato Scatsup, Climax. 8 Pro
Queer or iobber slimax Packing Co..,
Cincinnati o. s. con- ains OF per
cent benzoateS of sod ; ssss
|5816 Gatsup. Producer I or jobber,
Van Camp Packing Co, Ind ianapolis
Ind. y contains OF III pei. cent BEN
zoate of coda
$3.50. Tomato catsup, q lie. 81 Pro.
Queer or jobber. IAN Camp Packing
Cos Indianap olis. IND. ~ henzOata OF
soda present, 0.1s4 Ier cent
s5840. Catsup Blue Label Producer
81 iobber, Cnrti Ice BROS Rochester,,
|; mislabeled
S5917 Gatsup, q Van q 81 's Producer
or iobber, ran Camp Packing Coz,
ass Ind ianapolia IND. sodium benzoate@
present, OH per cent.
Pc AS.
Illegal.
|s509 June peas, Extra standard
Quality. Gokeahnrg Producer or
sss johber. Minnesota anneriea Go
Minneapolis, MINI. not labeled for
weight,
ss552222S. Petit 0is. Producer or jobber,
Reid aurdoch co, Clicago, mr.
con tainH PIPER ID IT'S, AMI not prop.
srly labeled. SssSS
s55g9 zine Peas Foias
Packed ID slssl ans col
4 pais gBtz
poiiss 3. bo d Packed
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-01-22

ADUl terra TED AN
His lllANDED
FOOD lODUC CTS

r. Laid, chemist of tie North
Dakota Government gricultural E,x-
sperimen t s. ton and Food Commis-
lssioner for iii kota, do certify
that the list of God proc ducts and bey-
seragess herein specifi fed have been ana
lyzed during the: Blk months preced-
Ing Decembe s. st, is los, and the same
found to be adult erated or misbrand-
ed within the meaning Of the Pure
Food Law, show ia each individual
case.
further affirm that this is la true
and correct list tto the best \ o. my
knowledge
#. Ladd
Chemist and Food Commit ioner.SS
Subscribe and sworn to before me
this 18th day of pecembe 1905, Far.
10, North Dakota
Yoder,
81 Notary Publ
IL NY comnisBio lon xpires December
ma, 191 ,s3s
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.REVERAoEs.
=. " 81 AfVnAa rs ~

1905. Lime fruit Juice. Producer Or
jobber, ans ons, u Ieseher
rs Webb, liverpool Lond Ion, and New
York, \. ] llfites present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
To Show Us Webfeet.

Portland, Or. Jan 14.--ormsby
McHarg. personal representative OF
Chairman Frank Hitchcock, in the
last presidential campaign, Is In
Portland for the sole purpose. II ia
reported, OF leading the fight for the
election OF a Republican senator. In
stead OF Governor Chamberlain.
Democrat, and the peoples choice.
When McHarg heard rumor that
money would be used to defeat
Chamberlain he quickly denied II SO
far as the national administration Is
concerned. How he will induce 81
Legislators to repudiate the pledges
upon which they we're elected IS not
revealed, but this is his mission.
1t is said he will luse the argument
a Republican legislature and oregon
owe II TO their own interests and to
the national administration to send
a Republican, and not a Democrat.
to the United States senate. II 10
apparent W NbNNAhbI NhaAhbNA ioAh
andhis adherents that McHarg Is
here az the behest OF Senator Fulton,
whose seat the governor will occupy
II elected, and. with the sanction OF
the Republican organization and
President-elect Taft.
However, Fulton denies that Hitch
cocks man is here to argue in his
behalf. and adds that he is principal
ly concerned seeing a Republican
elected, not being particular who
that Republican is Although Nc
Harg has been in oregon only a few
hours, he has been a busy man,
holding conferences with the poll
tlclans opposed 10 Chamberlain's
election.
The next most important move
before the senatorial election viii be
the confab TO be held on the eve OF
that event by McHarg and Senators
Coffey and Miller and Representa-
tiyes McCue and Mahoney, who are
the front OF the anti-Chamberlalnites
MoHarg expects to leave this state
after the first ballot is taken IN the
legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
TlLLMAN NOT CHARGED
WITH VIOLATING LAW
UNITED Press Leased Wire. }

(United Press Leased wire.
Washington, Jan. 14.-It Is not
expected that Senator Tillman's re-
quest that the senate Investigate the
charges made against him by the
President In connection with the Ore
gon land deals. No member OF the
committee on privileges and cleo
tons can be fonnd who is willing TO
ask for the investigation. Those
senators who have discussed the mat
ter say they can see no question be-
fore the senate, except as to whether
Tillman was frank with his col
leagues in his discussion OF the deal.
Even II the charges made by the
President are true, It is said. there
was no violation OF the law. There
fore. IL is not likely that there will
be any investigation unless Tillman,
himself. insists upon II, and his
friends will advise him against such
action.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
MURDER WAS SCHEME
TO COLLECT INSURANCE
UNITED Press Leased wireJ

Burlington, Ia, Jan. l4.-That
life insurance companies will refuse
to pay Mrs. Carmichael widow OF the
minister who murdered GIDEON
Browning, an Adair carpenter, in a
little Methodist church at Colnm-
bus, Mich. on the theory that the
murder was a part of her husband s
plot to commit suicide. so that she
might recover the money. is the be-
lief of Sheriff Moore. of Port Huron,
Mich, today Moore passed through
here on his way to Michigan with
the body of Carmicael
Moore declared emphatically that
Carmichael killed Browning To give
the impression that he himself was
the victim. so that his wife might
collect the insurance. The sheriT
refused TO diyulge what reasons led
to his conclusion but asserted that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
RIP VAN WNKIE WILL AWAKEN AT GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT
RIP VAN WlNKLE AND
THOMAS JEFFERSON

Thomas Jefferson will come to the
Grand opera house tonight. Thomas
Jefferson mas already established
himself as favorite with the the
ater-goers of this city. He scored a
hit in the part when here before,
and proved himself worthy sue
cessor to his famous sire.
For generations, parents have told
their children the story of RIP
Van Winkle," of his great love for
little folks, with wnom he would
romp and play, and his affection for
his young daughter, Meenie, how
every dog in he village would wag
its tail for JOY at the sight of Rip
and with Il all his weakness for the
flowing bowl, of how he was driven
from his home by his wife Gretchen
and went into the Catskill noun
tains where he drank with the ghosts
of Heinrich Hudson and his pirate
crew the fatal draught that put him
to sleep for 90 years, awaking to
find his wife married to the man
who had aided him in becoming a
drunkard, and his little daughter,
Meenie. grown to womanhood and
still in love with Hendrich Vedder,
the hero and playmate of her child
hood days.
II is a charming story, one which
will never grow old, and so long as
1t is played by Jefferson, and kept
up to its present high standing, just
so long will IL appeal to the better
class of theater-goers ana remain
one of the standard attractions of
the American stage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
A Cure Tor Misery.

81 have found a cure for the mis-
cry malaria poison produces, says
r. NJ. James, of Louellen. S. c., IT'S
called Electric Bitters. and comes in
so cent bottles. II breaks up a case
OF chills or a bilious attack in al
most no time; and II puts yellow
jaundlce clean out OF commission. Z"
This great tonic medicine and blood
purifier gives quick relief in all
stomach, liver and kidney complaints
and the misery OF lame back. Sold
under guarantee at ]. G. Perry's
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
Big Land Opening.

on January 20. 1903. at Roseburg
Oregon. 1880 acres are to be with
drawn from the Umpqua forest re-
serve. This embraces some OF the
hnest dairy and timber lands in Ben
ton, Lane, Douglas and Coos cOun-
ties.
Not all OF this land is subject TO
entry. For s2.5e We will send you
prepaid is large photographic town
ship maps with above vacant lands
colored thereon. Also full instrus-
tions as 70 dates. manner OF filing. &c.
&C.
The Douglas County Abstract Co..
successor TO Frank T.. Alley. Rose
burg. Oregon. 11-lS-eOd-tf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

KodOl for Dyspepsia and Indiges
tion will digest any and all food at
any and all times. Kodol is guaran-
tee1 10 give prompt relief. Sold by
all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

investigation had convinced him that
such was the case.
A hypodermic syringe was round
on Carmichael, and needle scars on
his body attested his use of drug.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

We have TO take what cOmas in
weather the same as in other things.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
BUNGALOW THEATRE

GEO. l.. BAKER, General Manager.
Portland's Fashionable Popular
Price Playhouse. Home of the In
comparable Baker Stock Company.
The game of politics opens this
week starting Sunday matinees, jan
uary IL, 1909. First production here
OF Avery Hopwood's powerful politi-
cal play
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

New Owners
of AuburDs
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
BEN HARVEY is AT WHEEL
FOR OVER SIXTEEN HOURS

Harvey
4s min
by
the to I'm
he i'm
car road race Al LO Ans
VIII seer a
fac,th very good except for heavy
The he had to
a
o
to inn of the
He ched Santa at
t toOkh m hour and he
and
verw out
As he rani intoS AS
cars the got a
Then San 6
fordan Louis Reedo of Los
There's art IL a
the winds hat h o be
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

race this year, as the officials OF the
Royal automobile club have decided not
to conduct the annual tourist trophy
race on the isle of Man this summer.
About the only racing the Englishmen
will go in for will be in the various
meets on the Brooklands speed track
at Weybridge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
NOTES OF THE AUTO

NOTES OF THE AUTO
w. B. Morrill, of ]. w. Leavitt & Co.
reports a trip he made from Camp
Meeker to Monte Rio the first part of
last week He says that it is an inn
possible trip, although he managed to
get through but at the expense of his
tires. He states that Monte Rio is an
exceedingly pretty place, but advises
that the journey be made by way OF
to cross the river. but to travel along
the river bank until opposite the hotel
and then leave the machine and walk
to the hostelry. If the river is crossed
the motorist will find sand that will
call for the assistance of a mule team
which means a double expense of being
hauled to the hotel and out again.
The legislative situation In California
was recently discussed at a meeting OF
the Pasadena automobile club. The
club will ask legislation relieving from
taxation eastern motorists going tC
southern California during the winter
1t will endeavor to secure uniform
speed limits for all cities of the state
and will also. appoint official hotels
Gently for transcontinental tour. has
reached New York. and yesterday wired
the pioneer automobile company as
follows: ARRIVED New York city In ouI
Thomas with our boots on. Mileage
forty one sixty" The Taussig party
has from time TO time sent reports OF
its progress across the country and al
measure has been unmarried by trou-
bles with the car, and it Is expected
they will extend their tour throug
Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
NORTHERN FARMER
BUYS WHITE CAR
Adds Another Steamer to His
Stable of Motor
Cars

John Hoffman of washington has
recently purchased a new 40 horse
power White steamer runabout, the
third automobile bought by him this
year and all of them White steamers.
Early in the spring Hoffman made
the purchase of his first machine. a
40 horsepower. seven passenger touring
car for family use, buying another 20
horse power runabou for his own pur-
pose. Recently his son, who lives on
his ranch at Starbuck. found the auto
mobile so valuable an asset on the farm
that he appropriated his fathers big
touring car, and in order to secure
its return the latter presented him
with his runabout.
AS the harvest drew near Hoffman
concluded that a car was indispens-
able in his work and short time ago
procured the 40 horsepower roadster
he is now using in reaching his diff
ferent ranches, which are situated
miles apart and which he can visit
daily If he desires-a thing which pre-
viously would have been an impossi-
bility.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Long Trip I'm
a Herreshom

The Auburn motor car agency reports
the following sale and delivery of Au-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
GOOD OIL HELPS
WIN ROAD RACE
IL. M. Hanshue Gives Glowing
Testimonial of the Work
of Harris Lubricant


Henry Mccoy of the Chanslor &
Lyons motor supply company is very
much eIated over letter which the
firm has received from H. NJ. Hanshue,
who won the big car road race a short
time ago over the Santa Monica course.
Hanshue says in part:
II desire voluntarily to say a word
OF praise for the splendid lubricating
qualities of Harris oil. which / procured
car with which / won the Ferris cup in
the heavy car class of the Santa Monica
road race | have used almost every
been In the habit OF using oil in the
same quantity that used gasoline in
strenuous race of this kind. In the
lubricator to feed the oil in the same
quantity that 1 had been in the habit
OF using 1t, but on the sixth lap of the
ting too much oil, and shut off the
supply entirely and ran the rest of the
race rae without turning It on again; AT
used less than five gallons for the
entire 202 miles and the engine was
still smoking. / consider this won
derful performance on the part of Har-
Another significant fact is that when
the engine was flooded with oil 1t never
missed g. shot, showing that although
the spark plugs must have been drip
ping with oil. it did not SCOT them nor
short circuit them.
From my experience with Harris oil
you may rest assured that will never
use anything else in the future, and
wish to compliment you on your good
judgment in selecting such a high
grade article to handle"
The full bench of the Massachusetts
supreme court handed down a decision
at Boston recently that Is OF much in
terest to motorists throughout the
country. as it established the status OF
cars that are in a state beyond the
time allowed for registering, and which
have not been registered. According
to the decision cars that are not regis
tered the law calls for are outla wed
and are trespassers without right 9TH
er than that of being exempt from
wanton or willful injury.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

c. S. Richardson agent for the Her
reshof car. has received the following
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

Calvin c. Eib, vice president of the
Pioneer automobile company, has re-
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

the last week:
Four cylinder. 80
horsepower tour
oars ~ 7 T Wa ri
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

Byrne, who some
time ago started
on a trip TO the
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

Though little is heard of the intro
duction of the motor vehicle movement
into Russia, statistics for the last year
indicate that no little progress is being
made Nearly 700 pleasure cars and
chassis were imported during the year
and no commercial motor vehicles.
The aggregate value declared was in
the neighborhood of Sits 800, as
against approximately $4,000 for the
IL months previous.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
Rambler Lowers Los AngelesSan Francisco Record
AUTO OWNERS FORM
GOOD ROADS SOCIETY
New Motor Association
Launched at Monterey

SALINAS. July 17.-Sixty owners of
automobiles met here this afternoon
and organized the Monterey county au-
tomobile and good roads association 7.
]. Field was elected president: John j.
Hebron, vice president; w. j. Geer,
secretary. and Luther Rodgers, treas
urer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
|DOOLITTlF RIM
IS WELL LIKED
Many Motorists Visit Sales
room of w. D. Newerf Rubber
Co. to See Demonstrations

A. c. Leonard held quite a recep-
ton at the salesroom of the w. D.
Newerf rubber company yesterday.
The arrival OF the Doolittle demonstrat-
ing rim was the attraction. Few
things in the way of equipment have
brought out the amount of favorable
comment as has been started by this
rim. Every one who has seen it has
expressed surprise at its simplicity and
at the same time its thoroughness. II
does, on the demonstrating stand, all
that is required of rim where safety
is a factor, and, at the same time, is
easy of manipulation. All the trials
and tribulations of removing a tire on
the road seem to have been overcome
In this rim.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
DEMAND FOR HIGH
GRADE MOTORCARS
IL. A. Byrnes Surprised at the
Prospective Customers for
Good Autos

H. A Byrnes, the head of the Re-
liable auto brokerage company. re-
ported yesterday that the company had
sold a number of cars but that he had
been requested to withhold the names
of the purchasers. Altogether he claims
a profitable two weeks on the row. The
most surprising part of the trade he
has enjoyed comes from parties who
are willing to pay good price for a
car, but demand high grade vehicles
He has had more demand for-the stand
ard makes Of cars than for the cheaper
variety.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18
STUDEBAKER CAR
PROVES A NOVELTY
Was One of the Attractions at
the EIks Celebration in
Los Angeles
Chester N. Weaver Designs One
of the Most Interesting Motor
Vehicles in Parade

One of the most handsomely deco
rated automobiles ever seen on this
coast is the Studebaker 40 Limousine
which is being used by San Francisco
lodge No. 3 Of the Elks. The Limousine
IS painted IN white and purple, the
Official coIors Of the Elks, and the in
terror OF the car is upholstered with
Bedford cord, which. being OF an ex-
ceedingly light color, shows off to an
advantage the occupants OF the ma
chine. The car also carries electric
lights. Elzs' heads decorate the radi-
ator cap and the tops of the lamps,
while on the glass front is a handsome
white ink etching of lodge No. Ss
shield.
The idea was a conception Of Chester
X. Weaver, the local manager Of the
Studebaker Bros. company.
Calvin c. Eib, vice president of the
Pioneer automobile company. has re-
ceived word from
to Europe treasurer and gem
eral manager OF
the Chalmers-De-
troit motor car company. that he sails
Tor Europe about the middle of this
month 10 spend the summer. Chaplin
expects 10 visit England. France, Ger
many and Italy and 10 take in during
the summer couple OF the big foreign
automobile races and the trials for the
Gordon Bennett Aviation cup. "Of
course, 1 know that one does not have
10 90 to Europe TO see good automobile
races" writes Chaplin, but this trip
IS not simply for the purpose of seeing &
the automobile races and studying
progress IN aeronautics, although
shall take in number of the big
events as long as / am on the ground
RI int faE 3,
watching the speed results the foreign
ers are able TO get with their small
cars. There IS no question in my mind
that the light car races held in
this country have resulted in develop
ing unusual horsepower efficiency for
small bore and stroke motors" Chaplin
expects TO return some time in Sep
tember.
c. S. Richardson agent for the Her
reshon car. has received the following
Lang min 1n Byrne. I51rn R9npy Who some a
Herreshon time ago started
.:----- on trip TO the
the state. Byrne writes from Los An
geles: IN spite Of some pretty bad
roads and some pretty steep grades we
II not better shape than when we
started from San Francisco. Every
where we went the 'Herreshoff' was
much admired on account of its classy
lines and when 7 told that we had
averaged more than q miles to the
gallon Of gasoline they opened their
eyes I also was surprised, for that
was more than you claimed il would
do The speedometer shows 500 miles
and the tires look as good as new, on
account Of the iightness of the car
and although light it rides a s easy as
any heavy one"
The Auburn motor car agency reports
the following sale and delivery of Au-
= burn motor cars
= ~ Ov-ner the last week
of Anb1rns Four cylinder. 80
=. horsepower tour
cars TO i. T. Ward
Of Sebastopol, James r. Klimm w. r
T. Banks, /. B. Brown and ". II. Har-
ris Of Seattle: also a two cylinder, p
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

Of SebastopOl James r Klimm. w. R
L. Banks. L. B. Brown and ". H. Har-
ris OF Seattle: also a two cylinder "a
horsepower TO Hans Peters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

The village of Mishicott, Manitowoc
county, Wis, claims the honor of hav-
ing the largest number of automobiles
in proportion to population.