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nance of 81 town and country White
Houses on a scale of royal magnihcence,
many of which never see the President
shadow cross the Threshold? We Ameri-
cans are great admirers of the kaiser,
but would our liking for him stand the
strain of actual contact and cost? No
body would entertain the idea of 5000, =
o00 year Again, could we abide a Pres
ident who would substitute royal theatres
and opera houses to the amount of
S750.000 a year? When President Taft
goes to the play he patronizes the box
office-nothingmore-a yet not a few
look askance at a President who counte-
nances the theatre to that slight extent,
And SO on down the "civil list" as the
imperial expense account is called. With
only our Presidents salary and travel
allowance, amounting to 100000 a year,
the kaiser would be on the ragged edge
In a week
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Yacht Burned and SINK

Madrid. June 11.-(Special) by order
OF the Duchess of Najera, the magnih-
cent yacht of the late duke, a grandee of
Spain, was burnt and sunk at Cadiz
The duke was one of the wealthiest men
in Spain, and died only few weeks ago.
His widow was unwilling that anyone else
should enjoy the dukes possessions. and
the yacht was destroyed In the sight OF
an astonished crowd. The duchess. on
the death of one of her dogs. had 1t bu-
ried in a coffin which cost $1,000.
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Sergeant tom" Shirley Says:
IF I Am Elected Chief of PO-
lice, | Will Use ALL the Au-
thority That the Office Gives
Me for the Enforcement of
ALL the Laws ALL the Time,
Without Fear or Favor"

That is the only promise he has made
That is the only platfrom which he stands
But it is manly, sra ghtforward promlse-and
REASONABLE promise, capable Of being fulfilled To
the letter.
And it's broad patform-broad enough to hold every
voter in Greater Birmingham who believes in DECENCY
just simple decencyn the conduct OF the office OF
chief of police.
You may not know the man. but can't help feeling that
these words of his have the right rngthat they can
have only one meaning, which is
Shirley will BE chief of poce-not puppet moved by
hidden wires-not weakling bound by rash and ire
deenable pledges
But chief with his hands UNITED and BOTH in
front of him, gripped on his plain SWORN duty.
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In the foregoing an effort has oeeh
made to picture the real stock market SIT
utaion as It now stands. The break which
has occurred in prices is recognized as
having been brought about largely
through n campaign of false pretenses
and the investor element is taking adVan-
tage of the slump to lay in supplies OF
good dividend-paying securities at figures
which a few weeks ago seemed impossl-
ble The merchant sense of a trained and
educated public has put investors wise TO
a splendid opportunity to get hold OF
stocks on good terms. At present levels
the very best and most seasoned OF the
divident payers can be bought on an IN
come basis of per cent and better, ana
that Is GOOD enough for the thousands ana
tens of thousands of men who have falth
IN the future of the country and In the
common sense of the administration at
Washington There is a feeling that the
railroad law which is now in the last
stages of its creation by Congress will in
MANY ways additionally safeguard invest
ments in railroad securities, and the re-
ports which come from the seat OF gov
eminent bearing thereon encourage m
stead of terrify. There is an underlying
feeling resting on the rock foundations OF
natriotic confidence that the securities
market Is in a sounder condition now
than 1t has been in many, many years
and that investments will In the future
be insured a high measure of protectloh
not hitherto enjoyed
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STOCK MARKET HAS
HAD THE W|LL|ES'
Suffered Tortures Over Things
That Haven't Happened
HAS CURIOUS FEATURES
Foreigners Were First to Grasp Arti-
ficiaIity of the Recent Break and
They Were Heavy Buyers.
The Railroad bill
BY w. G. NICHOLAS

| New York June 11--(Special. 1.-The stock
market has been getting over bad case
of the "wllies" 1t has been suffer-
| ing tortures over things that haven't
happened and are not likely to happen.
| Heads of railroads and spokesman for
| railroads have been filling the newspapers
and the minds of investors and speculat-
ors with lamentations over the ruin that
was to follow the move by the Attorney
General of the United States to compel
them to obey the antitrust law. The
railroads have gone along calmly ignoring
various phases of the Sherman antitrust
law until they had almost brought them
selves to believe that the statute was
dead letter, and that they could safely
proceed upon that assumption. 1t gave
them a horrible shock to discover that
the administration did not take this view
of it. The injunction proceeding brought
by Mr.. Wickersham struck them as be-
ing awful, and they proceeded to occupy
every street corner and give utterance to
loud cries of distress. They told in dole
full accents how the administration had
acted in bad faith in not multiplying the
cheerfully consented to a raise in wages,
the contention being that tacit agree
ment had been entered into under the
terms of which they were to be allowed to
advance freight rates to make up the add
ed expense of the wage uplift The
mere fact that this understanding or
agreement was entirely on the part of the
railroads did not at first strike them as
being important. Consequently, when
they were stopped in high-handed and
unlawful attempt to impose upon the pub
lie 10 to 20 per cent increased freight
tax in order to compensate the railroads
for a 2 to 8 per cent increase in the pay
roll, the action was at once heralded as
return to Rooseveltism and as being a
violent attack on vested interests.
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And now let us tell you that the men
who know Shirley best KNOW he has
not only the will but the ABILITY to
do what he says. They are men in all
walks and classes of life, divided in
their views as to prohibition, but
united in the desire to see a CLEAN,
SQUARE, administration of the
office of chief of police. They have
centered upon Shirley because q
searching investigation of his record
of eighteen years as a police officer in
Birmingham who has EARNED HIS
PROMOTIONS, and his character as a
man show that he is well balanced
courageous and resolute and that he
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The curious feature of the outbreak on
the part of the railroads and their spolkes-
men was that they made this plea stick to
the extent of a 10 point break in the
stock market Wall street was thrown
into a stated of decentralization and a spu-
rious panic was organized which smelled
almost like bunco game. The extrav-
agant and wild talk INDUCED in by rep
resentatives of the railroads amply JUS
titled the Attorney General for suspect
ing that they might be trying to put
across something that would place the
administration in the embarrassing posi-
ton of seeming to nullify a law of Con.
gress by executive approval Of it's in
fraction. Manifestly, from a tactical
viewpoint, the administration had all the
best of it. The breakneck speed which
the railroads have taken in adopting the
Presidents suggestion for settlement of
the rate question must be accepted as
proof conclusive that they were in the
wrong and that they knew 1T, or not
knowing it that they were easily con-
WINGED of the fact
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Enjoy boating, fishing, surf
bathing. Try Wrightsville
Beach, N. G.; $3.50 round trip,
Seaboard, every Thursday;
through Pullman.
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Or A FAIRLY WE'LL REGULAI-
ED CITY.
Yes, conditions in Birmingham are
ROTTEN NOW-nearly every law
which makes for MORALITY is
being violated with impunity.
That is sweeping assertion, but it
is PROOF TRUE-every word of it.
Citizens of the older Birmingham
can you stand for THE LID OFF?
If not, WORK FOR SHIRLEY!
Residents of the newly acquired ter
ritory, would you like to see I'M
MORAL CONTRACTION strike into
your virgin localitiesY
If not, WORK FOR SHIRLEY!
Shirley
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81 Paul has been the weakest stock on
the list throughout the whole or this
slump. Great masses of st. Paul STOCK
have been thrown upon the market and
the street believes that it came from the
strong boxes of William Rockefeller and
his associates Mr. Rockefellers utter
apces have been of the most gloomy lSind
and the inference drawn from that TACT
and from the avalanch.ng of the market
with St. Paul shares is that the play was
to make low prices. The break III 81,
PauI was about 25 points, and 1t is said
IN tho street that II ownership has not
PASSED into entirely new hands, the fault
will not be with the party long In con-
troll. There Is another curious story anoat
in connection with st. Paul, whlcn IL 10
the effect that while William Rockefeller
was selling 1t, John d. Rockefeller was
buying. If this be true, there would pc no
great occasion for surprise. 1t would not
he the frst time that the two brothers
have been arrayed one against the otner'
Iohn n Rockefeller was never heartlly
in favor of the Standard Oil millions 60
ing into the copper industry and very ear
w in the game he pulled out he ala no.
like the way Amagamated was noateo
and did not hesitate to let that lact pe
known. Amalgamated made great deal
of money for insiders at the beginning,
but some of the biggest winners admit
that It was the dearest bought money
thew ever got hold of. There has always
been a faint of scandal connected with
AmalRamated, and open suspicion that IL
has been run more as Wall street than
as a mining proposition. 1t is now the
backbone of magnificent scheme Tor a
copper merger which viii make ,o the ,; Hla
a 1O-cent piece In a collection OF golden
eaeles-a scheme which will make a num-
Der of ambitious gentlemen either very
famous In high finance or very infamous.
Mr.. J. p. Morgan is soon to be back IN
New York, and great things are expected
of him in the way of peace between tne
noliticians and the businest interests His
partner. George w. Perkins. has given
out a few advance interviews which may
be accepted as correctly indicating the
policy which will be pursued by the great
f1nancier. Mr.. Morgan's interests are gen
orally on the side Of growth and develop
ment. They are particularly SO at this
time. and the Morgan influence is for the
making OF higher prices in the stock mar
ket On the other hand. the so-called
standard OIL group is bearish, conversa-
tionally so at least
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered by
gagor to AlbeEt M. Poweil Mortgag ge
dated the 23rd day Of April, A. D., 1909.
and filed for record in the office Of the
Register Of Deeds of the county Of
the 28th day Of April, A. D. 1909 at 9:45
o'clock a. m. and recorded in Book 46
of Mortgages, at page 1852 and assigned
Sy aaa IN as by an Ga1sd In
10th day Of February, A. D. 1910, and
filed for record in said ONCE Of the
Register Of Deeds Of said Ramsey coun-
ty on the 10th day of February, 1910
Book As of Mortgages, on page 406, will
be foreclosed by a sale of the premises in
At the front door Of the Court House in
Of Ramsey and state Of North Dakota
at the hour s Of oe ;s.d P m, on the
amount due upon said mortgage on
the day of sale.
The premises described in said mort
ane hos w re sold to sas
Of North Dakota, and described as fol
lows, towit: Lots seven co, eight 49,
and sixty:two f1s2} Of the city Of
Devils Lake according to the official
plat Of said city on file and Of record
IN the once OF the Register or Deeds
In and for said Ramsey County, N. D.
terms and conditions Of said mortgage
by the failure Of the mortgagor to pay
the installments Of said mortgag" fol-
s31.1g due July 2s. 1909 and for $50. oo
due June %, 1909 and for $4,000 due
May 23rd, 1909, the assignee Of said
mortgage therefore elects to declare
the whole Of said mortgage due and
payable and there will therefore be due
on such mortgage at the date Of sale
the sum Of One Hundred Six and 93-1OC
(s106.93, dollars, besides the costs and
expenses OF sale and the attorney fees
allowed by law.
ELSIE M. POWELL.
Assignee Of Mortgage
FLYNN d TRAYNOR, -. -
Attorneys for Assignee Of Mortgage,
Devils Lake. North, Dakota ,,5
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SUxE1EO NS.

sta aey- % 49, In District Court, seconR
judicial District.
Ernst f. thinner. Plaintih,
John 4 Anderson, Oscar r. An derson.
George Lindgron and 8. 8. Moen, De-
The State Of North Dakota To- the above.
= named Defendants: E$ NJ
EsYoll5 are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint In this action and to serve
a COPY of your answer upon the sub
scribers within thirty days after the.
service of this summons upon yous Lex
elusive Of the day Of service; and In
case Of your failure to appear or answer
Judgment will be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded $tn8 the.
Dated January s, ls1o:;,r . 60, s2$
-. ~sT,- Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Residence and postof1ce address; Dew
lis Lake, Ramsey County, North DakotaE
E$$S Notice. Es II n sxss
TO the above NAMED DEFENDANTS: 5& NJ
= Please take notice that the verified
complaint in the above entitled matter.
has been heretofore fled with and ist
now on file in the Office OF the clerk.
of the district court Of the said county
Of Ramsey and state OF North Dakota:
: Dated March 3, 1910.
$50. = ~ FYLNNS& TRAYN0R, 5Iss5
,,, .sr.y4:-a ysf$~ y, Attorneys for Plaintiff &;
. - ss>sf@t2#& Devils Lake, N. D.;
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ForYcn no 8 icao,mrnAuroBs.,

#{ The undersigned hereby gives notice
that sealed bids for the erection IN
Brown School District, in She'll Valley,
Sec. %, near Thorne, Rolette county
North Dakota, "a two room school house,
including all d labor and material. TO
he completed h by June: L., 1910. aS y.
~ Sealed bids will \ be received by the
school board OF said district until the
hour OF 1000 a. m. al ril LIST, 1910. r
Z All bids must be In accordance with
the plans and specific tions which may
be seen at the office of school clerk or
said district and in the office of county
superintendent Rolla, NJ. D., and in the
office Hof: Fargo Forum and Devils Lake
Inter-O Ocean, Devils Lake., M D. $,sSEE :.
q Bids for erection and construction or
said school house must be accompanied
by aScertifed check for 500 and a satts-
factory surety bond for three thousand
dollars 81, 00O)., Said check deposited
as guarantee shall be returned to the
unsuccessful bidders Immediately on let
ting the contract, and said check OF
guarantee shall be returned to the con
tractory as soon as a satisfactory surety
school board Of said school district.a
All bids must be addressed to the
clerk Of Brown School District, Thorne.
North Dakota, and must be marked;
Bids FOR the u construction OF school
house." '@$ Nz:rt
The school board reserves the right
to reject any and all. bids.
Dated at Thorne this 26th day OF Feb
eA - MRS. JOHN E. GRAY. =
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Notice Of Hearing Petition to Establish
r.. HeirshiD.

Notice Of Hearing Petition to Establish
T: Heirship.
State Of North Dakota, County of Ram
!. sey. In County Court, Before Hon.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Albert
Stoeser. Deceased. .T.-..-,,
John F. Stoeser, Agnes Hartman, form
2 erly Agnes stoeser. Leo stesser, Katie
Sybilla Stoeser, Respondents. +
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents and all Persons
b interested in the. Estate OF Albert
Stoeser, Deceased:
stoeser has filed in the county court Of
said county Of Ramsey duly verified
petition praying for decree establish
ing the right Of succession to the estate
Friday the Sth day Of April 1910, at
\ 10 o'clock a. m: Of said day, being a
day of regular term of this court,
toWit: Of the april 1910 term at. the
Lake county Of Ramsey North Dakota.
has been set by order of this court as
the time and place for hearing said petit
and all persons interested may appear
ana show cause why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted; i, ze,E
this 18Th day * Febraar yoi lsao. aA0'a'
II tSeal) - .. si- JOHN r. HENRY
E4.szzJrI:.,, Judge Of the County Court
10 the Inter-Ocean, Devils Lake. n. D.:
Please publiah 10 the Devils Lake In
Bter.ocean on March 9TH, 18th and 18th.
1910. - Ers tss5Ss l4f@Hl5ty tvgs II IL Is
let tho service OF the above citation
sba made BY personal service on Katie
sReiedorgh formerly Katie stoeser and
6ybilla StoeSer. they being the only re-
$epondents living fns this state aand aiau
by personal service ON tina special guar
pointed by this court in due time such
neryiees 10 Tbe made st least go days
BEFORE Arpil 8fhr 1870. and service on
all other respondents may be made BY
shown BY the petition herein such mall
ing 70 be done within i've days safker
the first publication OF this citation. I
5as Il; JOHN r.. HENRY,
FLYNN q TRAYNOR, S ~ + s.t -. =.
ftOrney0 for Petitioner }t: IL is5.$ y
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NOTICE or HEARIiTG.

State OF North Dakota, count " OF Ram
In County Court. Before Hon. John r.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Catherine
Allen, deceased: Chas. q. Taylor. Ad-
mintstrator Petitioner.
Michael J. Allen, Julia Malone, Mar
sgaret Pagan, Elizabeth Dion Mary al.
len, Catherine Allen, Michael James
! ostri as guardian for said Michael
James Allen, and Thomas & Alilen min
Notice OF Hessr1n Ing, Ts ssee Of the Sale
Pursuant to an order Of this court
made the 26th day of February, a. b
1910. Notice is hereby given that Tues.
asy the Sol lssa day o. tsrs az
court rooms Of this court, at, the couri
house in the city Of Devils Lake, county
OF Ramsey and state OF North Dakota
pSce fes the
the proceedings Of Charles e. Taylor
Administrator, under an order OF this
court. dated the nth day of September
estate situate, lying and being in tht
county Of Ramsey and state Of NORTH
Dakota and described as follows to-wit
j., Lot Aye 81, section twenty:two l221
quarter of section twenty-three (23)
the west half of the northwest quarter
and the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty-six t26l
and lots one ~, two (2) and three (3I
one hundred and fifty-four $50 norti
Of Range sixty-fve (65) west, 3whici
said real estate has been sold at private
sale for the sum Of seven thousand
eight hundred and forty ($7,840) dollars
to the person named in said return, Il
which reference is made for further
particulars; and notice is hereby, given
that any person interested In said es
above mentioned and file written OBJ
jecttons to the confirmation of saii
sale, and may be heard. - 4
BY the Court, ss,Sts !
JOHN F. HENRY
Judge of the County Court
(Seal Of County Court.) So:
Dated February rs, 1910. 49, 10
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage executed and delivered by,
wife mortgagors to Frank R: Ganschow.
mortgage and dated the 18th day Of
February, A. D. 1907 and filed for record;
in the office Of the Register of Deeds in
North Dakota on the 18th day Of Febru-;
ary. A. D. 1907 and recorded in book 26g
Of Mortgages. page sos and assigned
by the said Frank R. Ganschow. mort
Ganschow, which assignment has been
duly recorded in Book 3.5 of Mort
cages. page 600 in the office Of the
North Dakota, will be foreclosed by a
sale Of the premises in such mortgage
and hereinafter described at the front
door of the court house in the city Of
Devils Lake, county Of Ramsey, state Of
North Dakota at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon on the 9th day Of April,
A. D. 1910 to satisfy the amount due
The premises described in such mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are situated in the county of
Ramsey. state of North Dakota and de-
| scribed as follows to-wit:
Lots 10 and 20. block /, Orr's Addi-
ton to the city Of Devils Lake. North
Dakota, according to the certified plat of
said ADDITION ion On file and Of record in the
for said county and state together with
all the hereditaments and appurtenances
there unto belonging or in any wise
appertaining. 1t having been stipulated
in said mortgage that # any default be
provisions of the mortgage that the
mortgage or his assigns might declare
the whole sum secured thereby due and
default having been made in the payment
Of the installment OF interest due on the
goth day Of February. 1903 and on the
goth day Of February, 1910 and the prin-
cipal which was due on February 10th.
1910 and the mortgagor having failed
to pay the taxes assessed against the
premises by having permitted the lands
to be sold therefor. the undersigned has
elected to declare and does declare the
whole amount secured by said mortgage
due and there will be due on such mort
gaze on the date Of sale, $500 principal,
total sum due at this date OF 35Sz.s0
and besides interest ON said sum from
this date and the costs and expenses Of
law, 10y ..3@'s X .Z77sassa--
Dated this 2lst day Of February, 1910,
...,.r ., ,.,s- - ARTHUR w. GANScaow,
Burke, Middaugh Il cnti1bert,, e ''e =,
Attorneys for Assignee. j.
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Burke, Mdddaugh Il cnthbert, 2
Attorneys for Assignee.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11

FLYNN q .FRAYNOR,
Attorneys for Petitioner
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
Citation Hearing Petition for Appoint
ment Of Administrator.

ment of Administrators. {
State Of North Dakota, County Of Ram
In County Court, Before Hon. John F.
Henry, Judge. y
In the Matter Of the Estate of Henry
Charles E: Taylor, Public Administered
or, Petitioner. ,f5SE
in the estate Of Henry Olson, De-
ceased, Respondents. $% sS.s
Citation Hearing Petition For Appaiut-
ment Of Administrator. -
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents and all persons
interested in the Estate Of Henry Oh
son, Deceased: H. IA
fed that Charles E. Taylor, Public Ad-
ministrator the petitioner herein has
filed in this court a petition praying
that letters Of ad dldn upon the
Of Grand Harbor in the county Of Ram
sey and state Of North Dakota, deceased
be granted to Charles e. Taylor. Public
ton will be heard and duly considered
by this court on Thursday the Seventh
day Of April, A. D: 1910 at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon Of that day. at the court
house in the city Of Devils Lake, coun-
ty Of Ramsey and state of North Da-
kota, and you, and each of you are here
court at said time and place and an
swer said petition, and show cause, II
any there. be. why. the prayereof said
petition should not be granted. &
By the Court - --,.:-sHs
JOHN F. HENRY
Judge Of the County Court.
1910. =. = ~:
Let the service Of the above citation
be made by publishing the same in the
Devils Lake Inter-Ocean a weekly news
paper Of general circulation published
at Devils Lake, N. D. for three sue:
cessive weeks or publications &of said
paper commencing March 4th, 1910. =
JOHN F. HENRY,
Judge Of the County Court