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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
COL ONEL SCOTT
WORLDS WORK FOR OCTOBER
LAUDS FORMER DEVILS LAKE
MAN,

Worlds Work for October contains
full page illustration of Col. Hugh
Lenox Scott, together with Lord Kit
chener and has this to say about Col.
Scott: AFTER four years Of efficient
administration as the superintendent
of West Point Military Academy re-
turns to his regular army service in
which he has many times won distinc-
ton"
A number Of older residents Of Dew
lis Lake remember Col. Scott well.
For number Of years he was sta,
toned at Fort Totten during which
time he was lieutenant Col. Scott and
the late DR.. Henry H. Ruger located
the original Grand Harbor. They
thought they had inside information"
that at that point the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific would join, but
the Northern Pacific went to Leeds and
the Great Northern to the present site
Of Grand Harbor. Col. Scott and DR.
Ruger owned the first store at Grand
Harbor. All Of this time the colonel
then lieutenant-was in the service
They moved the store to what is nov
Grand Harbor and sold out to the late
Ever Wagness. At that time Crane
Harbor was the metropolis Of Ramsey
County.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
LITTLE DEMOCRACY
A GOOD WORD FOR DEcENCY BUT
VERY LITTLE DEMOCRATIC
ARGUMENT AT MEETING,

Would that the Grand opera house
had been filed to over-howing at the
democratic meeting in this city Tues
day night But it was not. We have
only to be content with the fact that
the sentiments voiced by several spea-
kers had few hearers who will apDre-
ciate what was said in regards to de.
cency, although little was said which
would throw any light or advance the
cause of democracy.
A. B. Kerlin was chairman and after
making few Introductory remarks, in
troduced Attorney Silver Serumgard
who said in part: Il was impressed il
the address of Debs with the quota
ton from Whittier which has AWAY!
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
LEAVES FOR WEST
BERNARD MULLEN WHO HAS Wis
TIED HERE OFTEN GONE
TO CALIFORNIA,

Devils Lake Eagles who have had
the privilege of knowing Bernard Null
len, deputy grand president of the
lodge in North Dakota will regret his
departure from this state. He has
visited this city often as head of the
Eagles and also as member of the
State BARRIERS Board.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
NO SCHOOL
TEACHERS WILL ATTEND EDUcA.
TIoNAL MEET AT. BISMARCK =.
NEXT WEEK.

At the meeting Of the school board
Wednesday night It was decided to
close school next week to allow the
teachers to attend the North Dakota
Educational association meet at Bis
marck which conYenes october is to
q. The meeting win be attended by
Prof. GodWard who will make several
addresses Pref Us tain win also at
tend as will Prof. IIaig. The teachers
to represent Devils Lake will be the
Misses Wise, Lockhart, Grove, Towne
and Morris. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
WOMEN
HELP IN
CLEAN UP
WILL AID IN RIDING CITY OF UN.
DESIRABLES

In response to the call of the Won.
ans Christian Temperance Union a
number of women interested In the
making OF Devils Lake into a clean
safe city in which to build homes and
raise families, met at the High school
building. In the unavoidable absence
Of the president, Mrs. Hopkins, the
meeting was called to order by Mrs.
Godward who stated the purpose OF
the meeting to be an organized effort
10 do whatever women may do In help
ing In every way possible the efforts
which are being made to rid our city
Of lawlessness.
Upon motion the following resolu.
don was adopted:
WHEREAS, Our city has pres
ent Interests and future possIbIll-
ties too important to be jeopardlz.
ed by the IawIess element now In
Testing Its precincts,
BE IT RESOLVED, That we
pledge ourselves to use our legal,
civic and moral powers without
malice, fear or favor to drive out
or bring to punishment all the
parties engaged In the vioiation
Of law In Devils Lake.
It was decided to form an organiza-
ton to be known as the Woman's Civ.
lc League the purpose Of which is
stated in the resolution.
Upon motion constitution was
adopted and the following officers
were chosen:
Mrs. W. A. Godward, president
Mrs. M. H. Brennan, vice-presldent
Mrs. F. P. Mann, secretary.
Mrs. Margaret Davis, treasurer.
A committee consisting OF Mrs. John
W. Maher, Mrs. NJ. H. Brennan and
Mrs. F. H. Prosser we're chosen to
confer with Attorney General Miller.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Friday afternoon. October
14th at 4 o'clock in the High school
building to which all women who want
q clean city and who do wish to helI
in this most important work are invit
ed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
POLITICAL
ADVERTISING

I am a candidate for the Office Of
treasurer of Ramsey county. have
lived in the county twenty-five years.
during which time I have managed to
keep out of the penitenuary. l am
just a common plug farmer and don't
know very much, but enough to make
good" on the job. l noticed that the
other fellow feels so sure that he has
a cinch for reelection that he is not
making any campaign. Maybe he
thinks it is not necessary-that am
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
u. S. COURT
TERM WILL BE HELD IN NEW FED
ERAL BUILDING HERE OCTO-
Der 25TH.

United States court will convene
in Devils Lake in the new federal
building October 25th, Judge Amidon
of Fargo having ordered U. s. Marshal
Shea to summon a jury for the term
1t will be the first term to be held in
the new federal building and number
of cases of violation in introducing Ii
qucr on tie Fort Totten Indian reser
walton will be tried.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
!. GOT FURNITURE
. -
e. w. elLBERTsoN RETURNS
FROM AN EXTENSIVE PURcHAs-
ING TOUR WEDNESDAY,

ID. w. Gilbertson, Devils Lakes pop
uIar furniture dealer returned to the
city last Wednesday evening, having
been on an extensive purchasing trip
and In attendance at the National IN
dertaker's convention at Detroit, Mich,
as one Of the two delegates from North
Dakota. Mr.. Gilbertson expects to
have one of the largest and best fur
niture stocks In the state, seven car
loads being, due to arrive within the
next ten days. During his three weeks
absence he was at Detroit, Grand Rap
Ids, Niagara Falls, Windsor, Kingston,
Ont Queenstown, New York, Chicago,
Cleveland and st. Louis, as well as
Minneapolis and ST. Paul. :@5 ,s Sss55 81:
The mills Of God grind slowly, and
they grind exceedingly small; But with
q andy Miller. With ezactness grinds
he all. sSS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14

He has won the esteem and friendship
Of many of the best citizens of Devils
Lake who regret to learn of his leaving
the city. -.
Rev. Nudge comes to this place high
~ recommended. He is one of the fore
most pastors Of the Methodist church
in the state and the Devils Lake
church can congratulate itself on &c.
curing SO able man to occupy the pull.
pit. -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14

The smoke from forest fires I'm nos.
them Minnesota covered Devils Lake
Tuesday in dense fog being visible
during the early morning hours. with
smoke of the burning district dense iR
this section some idea Of the condi-
tons as they exist in northern Mime
sofa can be realized. +. :1@ ss':sE
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
new PASTOR
REV. e. l.. NUDGE COMES HERE
AND REV. OLSEN WILL GO TO
70 MlNoT-METHODIS
TRANSFERS.

AS result Of the Methodist confer
ence which has just come to a close
at Bismarck, Rev. T. A. Olsen is to be
transferred from this city to Minot,
while Rev. E. L. Nudge comes to Dev-
lis Lake to take Rev. Olsen's passionate.
Rev. Olsen has been pastor here
for five years and during that time he
has made a most acceptable leader.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
RIFLE SHOOT
MARKSMANsHIP CONTEST TO BE
CONDUCTED IN DEVILS LAKE
ON THE SAME OLD PLAN.


A rife competition will be held Sun.
day Oct 16, between Company L Hills
boro, Co. M Of Devils Lake, Co. G OF
Valley City and Co. B of Fargo. All
are of the First infantry, N. D. N. G.
The shoot will be conducted on the
same plan as the one two weeks ago.
The company will shoot on their own
range and the results will be telephon.
ed Immediately after the competition.
In the last shoot Devils Lake was
third on the list On account Of the wea.
Their being against them but If condi.
tons are favorable for the coming
competition, the Devils Lake entrants
hope to come out victorious.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14

At YORK
FAST MAIL BUMPS INTO NO. 6 AND
DAMAGES SUPERINTENDENT
SPECIAL CAR,

Word reached here Tuesday after
noon Of collision near York Of the
Great Northern fast mail which was
running late and train No. 6. The
mail train hit the rear end OF No. 6 to
which the special observation car OF
Superintendent Leveridge of the Minot
division was attached. A porter and
servant in the car received slight bruis.
es.
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= ( @ Z

Every young person needs business education and it
costs to get it at this great Business and Short
hand Training School, under exact Office conditions
than at of the small questionable The results
are however very different $50 D. B. c. pupils went
to excellent positions in banks and Offices last year
400 will do this year. All Fargo banks and 685
others employ D. B. c. pupils bookkeepers te1ers
stenosaphers cashiers. No other school offers such
evidence of endorsement.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14
U.s. MESS

Our $1,000 Business Course prepares for business life
course in Commerce and Banking endorsed by Bankers
Association will supply bookkeepers for the larger
telers and cashiers for the Northwestern
banks. The Stenoeraphic Course under expert
porter) trains high grade senographers and court
porters. The stenographers for the U. S. District Court
N. D. Supreme Court Third Judicial District and the
Cass County Court D. B. c. pupils. Can any other
school offer you this evidence of superior training?
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14

BOYS! GIRLS! FREE COLUMBIA
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postal for wonderful FREE Bicycle Of
fer Address Bicycle Club" Room 53Hs
&C West 35th St.. New York. - ses& M
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-10-14

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from postof1ce. Fine for shop or
storage room. Inquire at 1nter-Oce-
an Office. -.
BOYS! GIRLS! FREE COLUMBIA
BICYCLES for little easy spare time
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
.LEADERLESS OAKS
Lose TO ANGELS
M cGreevy Chases W0iyerfon
Away and Seraphs Win in
Lucky Seventh
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Sept. 17.-with VOL
the Commuters lost to the Angels today
5 to 3. The Angels came from behind
and won In the seventh inning by put
ting over three runs. 'Slim" Nelson,
who started the game for Oakland. was
chased from the mound after three in
nings.
Willis replaced him and except for
the seventh held the Dillonites safe.
Southpaw Castleton lasted five innings,
during which time he walked eight
men. Criger Immediately tanned the
Oaks and allowed no more run getting.
The Oaks did not get started until
the fourth inning. when Castleton
walked Carroll and Mite negotiated
the double steal and both scored on
Willis triple Hogan opened the fifth
with smashing triple and galloped
home when Pfyl singled over second.
The Angels scored in the first, How
ard getting around on a fielder's choice.
steal. a wild pitch and a single. How
ard scored again in the third. He
walked, stole second and came home on
Hallinan's single.
Dut ~ was the dWIul seventh IHdt
tossed the game for the leaderless Oaks.
Willis started off poorly by hitting
Bernard. Howard singled and Dillon
sacrificed. Murphy singled, scoring
Bernard and Howard. Murphy went on
to second on the THROWN, stole third
and was Squeezed" home by Hallinan.
Wolverton was put out of the
grounds before the game started. Nc
Greevy spied him on the Oaks bench
and promptly chased him away. Score:
los ANcFT FS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

Won the game, so we can all go home
happy"
Shaw made four errors; just think of
It, four for a shortstop.' 1t was the
record for the season. Unfortunately.
every one Of these boots was a serious
one. al Of them resulting directly or
indirectly in.a run being scored for
Vernon.
Mitchell was good at times and
shamefully bad at others. In the
eighth, after the Villagers had come
steadily from behind and tied the score
Long ordered the mysterious one to
yacate the slab in favor OF Henley. Two
Vernon runners were on the paths then,
yet Henley. whose control was perfect
and whose curves broke sharply over
the plate, retired tho side without
further ceremony. But still they
shouted and yelled for Mitchell.
IN the meantime the Villagers were
having tough time trying to get by
Southpaw Raleigh, who started Z the
game, lasted only an inning and a
third They pulled him out in the Sec
ond and put Soldier Carson on the Job
He, too. was easy enough for the Seal
sluggers and after four innings he
gave way to little Artie Benham, the
San Mateo southpaw.
Benham was also q hero with the
fans, for they wanted to see San Fran
cisco beaten then and they did not care
much who turned the trick. The lit
tie left handler was a wonder, too, till
the ninth spasm. when he collapsed
and faded away all Of a sudden. They
put run over on him in Jig time and
the game was at an end.
The Vernon tossers were none too
steady and neither was their little
pitcher. On 4 base on balls, a single
and a bad boot by Kitty Brashear, the
Seals filled up the sacks. Those who
did want to see San Francisco win were
very much edited when Catcher Claude
Berry drove a pretty single between
left and center field. It was good night
for Vernon then. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Southsrners Play
Game in 80 Minutes

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. IT,
Mobile and Atlanta broke the
worlds time record for q base
ball game here this afternoon,
when they played full nine
inning game In 81 minutes, Mo-
bile winning, to 1.
This remarkable record WIS
made possible by the two teams
going on the field and coming to
hat on the run. Invariably the
hrsf ball delivered TO each batter
was struck at and usually hit,
without any effort to "place' Ia.
Thirty-fiye assists In the feId
tells the story.
But one base on balls was re-
corded and only one strike out.
There were four stolen bases, one
sacrifice hit, one wild pitch, three
two baggers, one three base hit,
one triple play and one double
play.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Baseball Notes

Henley Is carded to do the pitching for the
Seals this morning in Oakland, while Eastley
will be on the mound in the afternoon game.
Looks as though the boys stand good chance to
get away with both.
Shaw's record Of four costly boots will stand
for the season unless some one of the other
helders goes crazy shortly. It's long time since
any OF MS saw such exhibition as the Seal
shorfStop put up Yesterday
sixth. when he famed Carlisle. Burrell and Ross
IN a row, These lead OFF the list for the
Villagers and each OF them is supposed TO be
some sticker.
Benham got off to good start and it looks
as though he will do provided that he gets
proper coaching and training BE is n slight
chap but he has plenty OF speed and a good
assortment OF twisters. Like all southpaws, he's
Dit wild. but when he does locate the plate he
generally can do q lot Of good for himself
1t was funny to listen TO the fans roasting
Mitchell's place in the eighth. If there is one
man on the Seal lineup who deserves plenty Of
boosting and cheering 1t is Henley. His great
pitching won as the pennant last season and his
steady pltching pulled us out Of the hole yes
terday afternoon.
It's not fair to keep criticising an umpire all
the time, but Van Haltren appears to be about
the limit His decisions balls and strikes
they were right over he called bali and the
VIDE ones went strikes 1t Is the same old
he gets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
MOGULS OF LEAGUE
TALK EXPANSION
Name Committee TO Look Into
Claims of Northwest 10
Membership !

The directors OF the Pacific Coast
league met Friday night at the St
Francis hotel to discuss the proposed
enlargement OF the Pacific Coast
league next season.
Nothing definite was done outside OF
appointing committee consisting of'
Ed Walter OF the Oakland club, Henry
Berry Of the Los Angeles club and
Walter McCredie of the Portland club
to meet in Portland during the first
week OF October TO make an investiga-
ton and report back to the next meet
ing OF the directors
The double umpire question was
down for discussion, but it got the
hook
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

ST. LOUIS. Sept 1T.-New York defeated 81
Louis To / here today. Ford held the local
team to six hits and but for Austfn's error
would have had a shutout. KnighffS work fsa-
tured listless contest Score: r. H. E.
reW lots -..-.--.--.-. -.----.--.-.- 10
sstteries-FOrd, Sweeney ana Mitchell; Malloy
and Killifer.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1T.-Scott and Karrer fought
pretty slab dual here today. but the locals bv
punching two hits two errors. as rnapv masses
and triple steal. scored four rms In the first
inning. enough to take the second straight from
Boston. TO 3 Score: r. H. e
Cnlcago ------.- --....-....-- 3
Boston ................ q 2
Scott, Payne and sullivan: Kargcr and caF,
rigan.
DETROIT. Sept. 17.-Summers got two home
runs today, one bounding into the right held
near the foul line and entering structures on
foul ground Barry and Collins also hit FOR four
bases Detroit pounded Krause and won. 10 TO
3. Score: R. H. z.
Philadelphia .........--........... g &
Batteriss-Krauss and Livingston; s summers nj ;
and Stanage.
CLEVELAND. Sept 1T.-Cleveland made il
three straight from Washington today, knocking
Groome from the box in the eighth. The bat
ting and fielding OF Lajoie and the Cleveland
outheIders were the features Score:
cleveland -'------- y
Washington o
Batteries-Kaler and Land; Groone. Resisting
and Street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
RESULTS OF GAMES
GAMES TODAY

Portland is better off now than
at any time during the last month.
The double victory of the Beavers
over the Senators at Sacramento,
combined with the defeat of Oak
land by Los Angeles in the south,
gives Portland a splendid lead
one which will be very hard to
overcome.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

scored by the northerners The Sena-
tors fought a sturdy uphill fight and
bstted the Ps.c.land pitchers freely. In
!he second game, With tho score tied.
Ryan knocked tho leather over the
right field fence for a homer in the third
inning, bringing in Rapps' and Gregg,
who occupied bases. The second game
was called In the NTH inning on ac-
count of the time limit. Scores:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

San Francisco is now right be-
hind Oakland, and unless the Com
muters can strike their winning
gait III jigtirne the Seals stand
splendid chance of overtaking the
Oaks and Jumping into second
place. Both teams have two games
scheduled for today, and much de-
pends upon the outcome of the
double headers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE largest sailing
yacht In the world is to be the property OF
Robert t. Todd commodore Of the Atlantic yacht
club who has just signed contracts here for
the building OF the boat-a three masted steel
schooner yacht. the Karina, to cost when COM
pleted about S2o0.000 The Karina is to be
19s feet inches over all, IS feet beam, &c
feet depth and will have u draft Of II feet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
MYSTERIOUS" ONE
DOES HERO STUNT
Struts to Crowd s Wild Cheers When He
Is Taken Out of Game
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

EROES have stirred
have held its muitudes
ans have caused andsides of applause
luTnphed Mr.
yesterday afternoon He pitched
thousands speech
blocked Valencia
Never before the history baseball
thing like the Mitchell happened The
Nike Key Giants years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Central League
sCHEDULE FOR TODAY

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Ereeman's park, Oakland. 2:30 p. m. Rich
niond vs.. Berkeley.
Highland park, Eimhrrst, ESQ p. M, fruisTale
VS.. Elmhurst.
dro vs. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

CHICAGO. Sept. I7.-According to Gary Herr
mann. president Of the national commission. the
meeting to decide the details of the world
series between tho Chicago Nationals and the
Philadelphia Americans will not be held for two
weeks at least. and In the meantime the faps
VIII have 10 wait for definite information re-
sarding the exact dates and the order In which
the games VIII be PLAYED.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
DOUBLE HEADER EASY
MEAT FOR THE BEAVERS

SACRAMENTO Sacramento
hA afternoon the battle which innings
second Whaen
hits nich the first
dov By runless up to
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

The game one Of the most ragged OF the
season and still the fans voted ii among the
best they had in many months. Vernon
gave a great exhibition Of coming from behind.
while the Seals began to fall OF IN their work
when they were under fire. Long was very wise
In pulling Mitchell out. The Villagers had his
number and were pounding him hard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
National League

BROOKLYN Sept 17.-Broaklyn and Chicago
split even in hotly contested double header
that nearly ended An riot today. The visitors
came up from behind in the hrst game with the
score 8 to and batted out victory in the sew
enth the nnal count being 5 to 3.
The second game was tied up IN the tenth.
when. with Wheat and Hummell third and
second. Coulsen hit TO Cole, who fumoled slight
~ but recovered and threw to tlfe plate. Umpire
KLEIN called the runner out on close decision.
clubhouse for objectiHg A shower OF bottles
was thrown at the umpire. but the police stopped
made an lnfeld hit TO Tinker. who juggied the
ball. allowing Hummell to score the winning
run: Score:
Chicago ............... z
1fPaaq Batferies-Reuibach RrSwn and king; Barger
and Bergen. Miller Umpires-klem and Kane.
Second game R. h e:
Chicago ..-...............--...
Batteries-cole and Killing; Rucker and Miller
Umpires-Klem and Kane,
NEW YORK. Sept 17,--New York moved into
second place today by taxing two games from St.
Louis, to and IL to 8. while Boston was de-
featng Pittsburg. Twenty-Five players partici-
patef In the second game. Scores;
Ssw York : 9
" Batteries.wiitse feri and Myers; Hearn and
Phelps Umpires-Johnstone and O'Day-
Second game r. h z.
ct- LOUIS
New York ..-..-.............. IL
Batteries-Golden. Alberts and Phelps. Bliss
MaSsS ag and and
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 17.-Cincinnati hit
the ball hard today and defeated Philadelphia,
to 8. Hobiitzel's playing was the feature. In
addition to making home nun. he made two
double plays unassisted each by making a one
hand jumping catch Of a line drive. Score:
r. H. f.
Cincinnati ....................ss 9 j
EnlduelpAla o ." .
Batteries-Rowan and Mclean; Ewing and
Slaughter, Moran Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
BOSTON: Sept. 17.--Boston defeated Pittsburg
today 5 TO f. Camnitz was batted hard and
White. who succeeded him, wild Infeider
Abbattachio was released Internationally By Bos-
ton today Score: R. H E.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. IL 0
Pittsburg s 0
White and Gibson.