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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-22
For Surety Bonds call on 8. G. Jones.


Jack Nimmo came down from Cando
today. j
Mrs. G. D. Mills was in from Toxic
over night Monday.
Miss Mary Collinson is visiting
friends at Tacoma, Wash.
J.J. McCanna of Cando was in town
Monday on legal business.
Fred Lang of Toxic was a Devils
Lake business visitor Tuesday.
Pringle McQuarrie spent Monday at
Grand Forks returning Tuesday.
John w. Maher makes rarm loans
at lowest rates and easy terms. g:
Allie Haig left for Chicago Thursday
where he will spend several days.
Miss Bray was in from her claim
near Toxic the fore part of the week.
Henry G. .Middaugh spent the first
of the week at Rolla on legal business.
A. R. LeBurn, of Rolla, is visiting
with old friends in the city this week.
VIM. Bartz of Anamoose Is taking
Tony Hollis place at Greenes drug
store for couple of weeks. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-22

\. The First National Bank of Devils
cake, N. D., loans money on Real
Estate at a very low rate of interest.
You can pay your loan at any time
With US. ......... . @
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
TAFT PAYING HIS
 HOME 4 VISIT
Nuggets Special Service.

CINCINNATI Sept. President Taft arrived here this afternoon and will remain in the city until Saturday. The president is here to confer with the politicians of the state and visit at his home for few days
 The president is accompanied by Mrs. Taft and several members of his cabinet. Ever since the president has been in the White House he has had very little time to devote to his home city and Cincinnati has seen very little of the executive. for the Winters are passed in Washington and the hot Summer days at his Summer home in Beverly.
 Senator Dick. and Nicholas Long worth were at the station to greet the president and a conference of all the political leaders will be held sometime within the next two days.
 The situation doesn't look any too good from political standpoint for the out and out republicans here in the state. and 1t is believed that the presence of Taft will help clear up matters materially.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
HAMILTON CLUB
 DROPS LORIMER
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO. Sept. s2.=The members of the Hamilton Club or this city af- ter being in executive session for soy cral hours debating over the question of accepting the resignation of William Lorimcr United States senator from this state, and over whose election there is stiII serious charges hanging. decided to accept the resignation from the honorable senator and he Will he notified forthwith
 The Hamilton Club is ono of thc strongest political organizations in the Middle West, and to the republican party in Chicago this organization is what the Tammany club is to the democrats of Nov York. only the members of the Hamilton Club have never taken such an active part in politics nor does the stigma which i- associated with Tammany in any way effect this organization Clean. pure politics is their motto and the resig- nation of Senator Lorimer is demand ed on account If the stigma which is is associated with his securing the nomination
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
TAMPA CITIZENS
 HANG ITALIANS
Nuggets Special Service.

TAMPA, Sopt 1.-Two prominent Italian= were taken today from of fcers and hanged to q tree for killing merchant m.cold blood Thr cause of the cota-bloodcd murder isn't known but the two Italians, who are we'll known mem and have more nr less prominence in q business way here in Tampa deliberately stabbed the mer- chant to death in sight of several rco- pie who notified the police and rou@ed the citizens te fury bE relating the cold handed murder
 In few moments a mob was formed and no sooner had the police found the tWo Italians when they were sur rounded by angry citizens who brush ed them aside and throwing a rope over one of the tall shade trees there in the public square hanged the mnr- dcrers and filled their bodies with bullets
 The theory advanced for the crime is that the two prominent Italians be ing members of MaAia Society. they were appointed to kill the merchant for some unknown cause, but he was to be gotten out of the way and it fell to their lot to commit the deed.
 Complications are expected to arise much the same as they did d number of years ago when the citizens of New Orleans hanged several members of the Mania Society for killing a police man. and other citizens The Italians being subjects of Italy and not citi- zcns of the United States this country had to pay to the heirs of those hang ed something like $l5oooo apiece.
 The two prominent Italians hanged today are believed to be naturalized citizens, although nasty search of the records in the district court for this divisin don't show that either of them ever took out their first pa pers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
CONVENTION CALLED
 TO RESIST R. R. RATES

roads tp Keep adding HtIy gxfr. r their new tariff schedules tH,y rct apt tn the FaH hut in the past no person CT shipper was aware af th. mcrras, before th" same went into effect Eut tn" interstate commission eamreI- them tu publish aH changes for a stated period before they can be put u coect and in this manner thr pub fir i~ given due notice and can Hf- ab- irction~ if they find th, same unjust
 II is expected that at the confer enee to be held today. at least twelve governors and some twenty er thirty Haxurs will be present and che mat .r will be thrashed out to great length
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
JAMES OF KY. BREAKS
 LOOSE ON BALLINGER

I"Why don't they have tbe courage to cail q meeting and settle tbe question once and for all, instead If having ho matter thrashed out in the cabinet meeting called for next Mouday tin, sfth k Nelson afraid that ba cant deliver the goods he promised. which was a complete oXoucratiaut
 It k the belief of many bera iH thg south that Halliager win n.ler be .eXonerated from thc chalee- for they re to serious and his showing Was tan Heak #to give an excuse ta offset thc proof nf PinChot
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
Nuggets Special Service.


 TOPEKA. Kan. sept s-Govcrnor W k StBhbs has called convention which ts to meet today ef twelve gov crnors of different states and tho may ors of the principal cities t1 take acc ton against Inc proposed advance in railroad rates which are advertised tn gn into effect on October l.
 During the conference ways and means for resisting this proposed ad- vance on the part of thc railroads will be taken up and Che matter present ed te the interstate cnmmissoion after all data regarding the same has been collected.
 It has byeH Che custom of Che rail
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special SerVice.
 LOUISVILLE Ky. Sept. 23.-OlHc NJ James. the democratic congressman from Che first district, ha= come out and stated that the Ballinecrit"= lack inc courage ta come out and call a meeting er tho whole committee to Try and exnnerato the secretary.
 "Thasc who are for the secretary aro holding special meetings to try and whip some one member into line SO that thc1 wul be sure of majority when the final meeting is called 10 set tlc the matter" said the congressman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
AUTO TRUNK LINE FROM
 CANADA TO MEXICO.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
ouxBuRY FOR SQUIRREL

The Ouxbury sails for Squirrel Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock car ryins freight and passengers. This will be her last trip of the season. For rates and information apply at u. s. Mercantile Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 SALE

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

Ladies with or without escort may reserve the Bowling Alley for any time except between the hours p. m. to 12 p. n., by giving notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
CENTRAL GIVE ME ToRYs.

I've just opened box of outside candy and it's stale. But then there is Toby he makes it fresh every day l'll just call him up.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
TOBY HAS SIT

II you are locking for fresh home made candy just so to Tobys Candy Kitchen where it is made fresh daay.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

Try a Gin Ricky at the Board o Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24
Fresh Lemons at the Board of Trade

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water 8 aths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

Hickory for Basket Sleds at Pros ser's Harness Shop.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

Prize Winner or7aaht Seer on sole 4 the Eaale as soon as the Coruin arrives.
 lniti7' Paper Lor7er 7rrs
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-24

Prize Winner Drausht Beer at the Eagle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
REFORM CONGRESS
TO HOLD MEETINGS

The congress of reform will hold
convention under the auspices of the
California Woman's Christian temper
ance union this week in Trinity Pres
byterian church, Twenty y-third and
Capp Streets.
The first session will be held this
morning. to be followed by meetings
this afternoon and evening The prin-
cipal addresses will be by Mrs. Eliza
beth Ross Muller and Rev. Bridella c.
II. Washburn.
During the week the meetings will
be addressed as follows:
Prof. Edward Hyatt, the conservation of
natural resources; Mrs. Minnie u. Rutherford
''Woman's Part in Child Saving Agencies:
Willard d.. Hatch, the problems of youths de-
linquency; Mrs. Augusta G. Bainnbridge, grown
plants and polished corner stones; Rabbi Martin
A. Meyer, the white slave traffic in San Fran.
stftution for the treatment of chronic alcohol
and drug victims; Rev. a. G. Bane the crisis i'm
the crusade against liquor; j. w. Sweeney. the
direct primary: Rev. G. Augustus Turner of
ernment; Chester Rowell OF Fresno the insurg-
ents.
There will also be debata on THAT
Woman Should Vote on the Same Terms
with Men," between Thomas E. HAYDEN
for the affirmative and Thomas w.
Forsyth negative.
Sara Dorr. presidents Elizabeth Ross Miller.
Rachel Bartholomew, vice presidents; Annie L.
Chase and Addie A. Estes, secretaries; Iowa NJ
Holston, treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
HASTINGS FAMILY
DISLIKES DANIEL
Petition of Heiress for Restora-
tion TO Competency Will
Be Opposed

A renewal of the fight to have Miss
Elizabeth Parker Hastings, grand
daughter of the late Judge S. Clinton
Hastings and one Of the beneiciaries
in the Hastings trust. was indicated
Yesterday when A. J. Treat, her attor-
ney. fled notice that Thursday next he
would move in Judge Graham's court to
have her petition set for hearing.
Miss Hastings. who lives in England,
made trip to San Francisco in 1908
in the effort to have the stigma of
sncapacity removed from her. There
we're a number of hearings before Judge
Graham. but before the matter had
been submitted she returned to Eng
land. Her stepfather, James w. Dan
;eIl q. barrister of London, accompanied
her 10 this city. Daniel is here now,
but Miss Hastings remains in Great
Britain. -.
Opposition to the application will
come from the local members of the
hastings family, including Mrs John
T. Darling, aunt Of Miss Hastings, and
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS
TO BE HELD THIS FALL
Applicants for Government
Jobs to Be Examined

The United States civil service COM
mission announces that the following
examinations will be held at San Fran
cisco, Cal, at an early date:
Telephone operator. naval proving station,
Indian Head, Md; salary 81 per diem.
Timer, Indian school, Carlisle Pa; salary
$500 per annum.
For application blanks and further
information apply to the secretary
twelfth civil service district, room 241,
postoffice building. indicating the name
of the examination.
The commission announces that the
regular annual examination for the
postoffice service in this city will be
held on November 5.
Application blanks and instructions
to applicants may be obtained from the
local secretary, board of civil service
examiners, at the postoffice in this city
Applications must be filed with the
secretary, twelfth civil service district,
San Francisco, not later than the hour
of closing business on October /, 1910
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

Mrs. L. c. Maud, cousin of the incom-
petent, unless the restoration to COM
potency is accompanied by conditions
which keep the estate from the control
of Daniel. When Mrs. Mamie Coghill
Hastings married Daniel she had
fortune of between 100000 and $780,,
600, but within a few years this had
ali been expended and she was heavily
in debt. Mrs. Darling and the other
local beneficiaries of the Hastings trust
fear that Daniel might spend his step
daughters fortune, as, they say, he did
that of her mother.
Miss Hastings owns property in San
francisco worth about s175,00o, and in
addition receives a monthly income of
$500 from the Hastings trust
The Hastings family has always
been willing that this young woman
should be restored to competency, pro-
vided her property were placed in some
trust, so that Daniel would not be
able TO spend it, said Archibald Bar
nard, attorney for l.. M. Hoefler. guard
ian of the incompetent, yesterday.
They were willing to do that when
Daniel was here year and a half
ago, but he would not agree to any
conditions. All they want is to pre-
vent her fortune being dissipated.
Daniel is one of the most likable men
1 know-amiable, genial, amusing and
the best of company. But he is not
businesslike, and / do not think his
stepdaughters property would last very
long if he got hold of 1t. He has
always said that his wife spent her
own fortune, but I do not think he
discouraged her.
"Hoener, as guardian of Miss Hast
ings, is paying soft her debts at the
rate of $500 month. Her estate owes
only $4,000 now, and that will be
wiped out in four or five years if
the property is left in its present man
agement But Daniel wants the spend
ing of the entire income and does not
care about paying off the mortgages
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
BROTHER OF MILLIONAIRE,
BUT CHECKS WERE BAD
Prisoner Brought Back From
Portland for Trial

A. B. Rosenblatt was brought from
Portland yesterday by Detective J. H.
Sullivan and booked at the city prison
on a charge of passing fictitious check
for sos on G.. Berger, ladies' tailor, 2311
California street.
Rosenblatt says that he is brother
of the millionaire president of the
Utah junk company, Salt Lake City, and
his brother is to send an attorney from
Los Angeles to defend him. Rosenblatt
is accused of passing checks on other
people.
Elmer Hampshire, known as "Toots,'
was brought from Bremerton, Wash, by
Detective Moore. He is accused by
Samuel Keating, -confectioner, 1914
Leavenworth street, of obtaining from
him, May 25, s135 and Sc worth of pies
by falsely representing that he was to
dispose of the pies among sailors on
battleships and buy articles with the
$135 which he was also to sell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

CHINESE STABS BELLBoY-George Johnson
bellboy at the Hotel Cadillac, $50 Eddy street.
had dispute with Tom Hon, cooks helper
over an apple yesterday morning, and the Chi
nese stabbed Johnson in the chest inficting a
serious wound. Johnson was taken to the cen
arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

THE EMPORIUM-A sale of misses
and little women's frocks at $3.50
Extraordinary values are promised AT
this price this being shipment OF
400 tub frocks received direct from
New York 400 pairs boys low shoes,
sizes to 5h, are grouped in one lot
for sale Monday at s1.29 per pair.
A new shipment of fall suits for wo-
men in handsome tailored styles at
$50. s35 and $40, will go on display
Monday. A special purchase and
great special sale consists of 1000
yards of new fall silks at less than
mills4cost, and a sale or importers
samples of oriental china In immense
assortment at little prices-15c and
up.
O,CONNOR. MOFFATT & CO., Post
street near kearny A notable SAFE,
commencing Monday is the annuai
clearance sale of infants and cnll-
dren's garments on the third hoor-
White dresses ats15c, 25c, 4oc, sl.l9
and upward, and children's coats
from soc to $3.50, ranging In valde
from 50 up. Caps and bonnets are
also quoted at less than cost, from
25c up. Fall goods are apparent IN
the arrival of new millinery, new
French waists and underwear, new
fannels and new fall suits In the
advance styles. all shown MONDAY.
SHOE CO.. S25 Mar
ket street Many cut prices in fine
shoes this week. Here are few OF
the leaders: Women's black suede
ankle strap pumps at S2.15; girls.
.vici kid school shoes at S5c; girls
patent colt dress shoes at s1.15;
women's patent colt button shoes at
$3.50; women's high grade oxfords,
broken lots. worth up to S5. at soc-
Many others, including boys patent
colt blucher lace shoes, at S1.45.
BROS, Fillmore and
Geary An extraordinary offering
Monday of SIS and $3.50 new fall
coats for 1915. Many different fash
ionable styles. An embroidery sale
starts Monday, when 5000 yards go
on sale at small prices. Children S
Hydegrade 1926 fall dresses are Of
fered Monday at s1.25 each. There
is also a sale of floss cushions and
bed pillows.
1. MAGNIN & CO., Grant avenue and
Geary. Tailored suits for ladies and
misses in various fashionable fabrics,
correct styles and fine workmanship
at moderate prices Monday. New
showing of evening, afternoon and
reception gowns for ladies and
misses, SIS, $50, SIS and up. Stylish
tailored hats of satin, velvet and
taffeta, $3.50, $10.50 and SIS. The
new infants and children's wear cat
alogue has Just been issued. Mailed
on request. Mention The Call.
PRAGER'S, Market and Jones streets,
announce the sale Monday and this
week ofswomen's fall suits and coats
for $3.50 each, that would be good
value at $3.50. Wash garments are
offered as low as $1.9S for 2-piece
suits, linene and rep. Lingerie and
tailored style waists, 75c and 81 vari-
cites, are offered at 45c. There are
also special sales of laces and en-
broideries from sc per yard upward
GUMP'S, 246-268 Post street. Midsum-
mer sale in the oriental department
Objects of art and superb stock OF
kimonos, opera cloaks, dressing
sacks and Chinese lace at 10 to sc
per cent off.
SOMMER & KAUFMANN, S36 to SAC
Market street and 119 to 125 Grant
avenue near Geary. Last week OF
the summer special shoe sales. Every
department, mems, women's and
children's, is represented.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

CHARGED WITH BURGLARY-Joseph Fitzger-
aid and Edward Wayne were arrested yester-
day on charge of burglary for breaking into
the room of Glenn Brainerd, 2407 Mission
street, the night of August 10, and steal
ing $40
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
THE WHITE HOUSE. sutter Grar

avenue and Post-Announcement is
made of new furniture just re-
ceived. for bedroom, dining room,
library, etc. Attention is directed to
the window display of these new
goods. Special mention is also made
of the dressmaking and women's
tailoring department
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
JOHN BREUNER {

JOHN BREUNER Co, 281 Geary street
near Powell. Announcing a great
August sale of discontinued patterns
commencing Monday Craftsman
fumed oak and other furniture at
greatly reduced prices. Lace curtains
at 40c a pair. Old hickory furniture
half off. Forty inch scrim at 15c
yard. and taffetas at 25c the yard
Special sale also of 10 wire Brussels
: carpet at csc the yard. :.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

GOLDEN GATE CLOAK AND SUIT
HOUSE, Market street near Jones.
Two great specials start the week at
this house s29.50sfor French broad.
cloth suits, and $3.50 for handsome
new fall tailored suits for women.
There is an unusual variety to choose
from.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
CITY of PARIS. Geary at stockton

CITY OF PARIS, Geary at Stockton
street. A house linen sale is an
nounced for Monday being the an
nual August clearance of mill ends.
This house calls particular attention
to its superior facilities for interior
decorating and furnishing. Also to
its full line of period furniture. A
showing now of very comfortable
easy chairs with down seats at $40.
The seasons latest upholstery fab
RIGS to select coverings from.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
DINING ROOM

FUMED OAK BUFFETS FROM S25 TO $500.
FUMED OAK DINING CHAIRS FROM $3.50 $35
MAHOGANY BUFFETS FROM $50 TO $500.
MAHOGANY EXTENSION TABLES FROM $50 TO 1885
MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS FULL BOX SLIP SEAT
UPHOLSTERED BEST LEATHER $40.
ARM CHAIR TO MATCH SIS.
MANY OTHER STYLES TO $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
LIBRARY TABLES

SOLID MAHOGANY TABLES. FOUR COLUMN BASE,
TOP 26x42 INCHES, ONE DRAWER $27. so
SAME STYLE 30x44 INCH TOP $35.
MANY OTHER STYLES AND SIZES INCLUDING FINELY CARVED
ITALIAN WAL.NUTS. UP TO $3.50.
SOLID MAHOGANY WORK TABLES. TWO DRAWERS WITH
COMPARTMENTS, TWO LEAVES;
TOP OF TABLE IS 18 INCHES SQUARE; WHEN UP
IS 1886 INCHES, $50.
SOLID OAK ROCKERS. FUMED FINISH LEATHER SEAT HIGH
BACK, So, CHAIRS TO MATCH, So.
MANY DIFFERENT PATTERNS PRICES UP TO S55 FOR LARGE
LUXURIOUS ROCKER WITH EXTRA LARGE SPANISH
MOROCCO LOOSE CUSHIONS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

BRITAIN & CO.. Market and Mason
streets New offerings for Monday in
every department of household ne
cessties SIS for handsome cleo
trio portable lamp of mission design
in dull brass finish and with art
glass shade. Fifty piece oxford blue
dinner set for $3.50. and 100 piece
set for SIS. A "hot point" gas iron
for $3.50, and an eight inch bowl
with six individual fruit dishes in
new cut glass pattern. all for soc.
Many other special sales Monday and
all this week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

GUMP'S, 246-26S Post street. Midsum-
mer sale in the oriental department
Objects of art and superb stock OF
kimonos, opera cloaks, dressing
sacks and Chinese, lace at 10 to sc
per cent off.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

SOMMER & KAUFMAN, S36 to $40
Market street and 119 to 125 Grant
avenue near Geary. Last week of
the summer special shoe sales. Every
department, mems, womens and
children's, is represented