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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
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"Less criticism and more comrades
shfp" would be helpful maxim Tor
all homes. "a
:. X Is easy enough 70 be pleasant to
the casual acQuaint ance, but tha great
difficulty Hes In being decent to those
who are devoted TO na those who
are ever willing to forgive cur short.
corninga - sdufy above treat.
ing your friends cpurteously and tryt
ing to Illuminate the general monot,
ony, OF the lives Of those you love.
In home life tact viii succeed often
where command Will fall. Sugges.
tons will go farther than argument
Direction is 80 much better than die.
tation. Criticism Of loved ones Is a
vice that takes possession OF one like
a stirnulant, OF. q drug, once it Is en-,
couraged. It may begin In our 30.
called high moral standard and hatred
of sin. But once it becomes a habit,
1t is INDUCED in for the satisfaction 1t
gives. 4, $53 :s ~ 55 s55.5:
An Eden can be ruined by constant
fault finding, selfshness, and with.
holding the words Of praise. A para,
disc can be created By small kiYsiness.
es and by thinking sweet and helpful
thoughts of those about you. H
The next time you feel like CRITICS.
ing a loved one. force yourself to say
something complimentary to him in:
stead. 35
Try it and see If you won't be hap.
pier. js55. 5..: =5., 5s... 4.ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
FALSE IDEAS or PERFEcTl0 ON
Absurd Developmsnt Of Muscle Haa
Little Part In Produc4Ion Of .353
Perfect Athlete. l$i sS35. 5s. !.

A recent portrait of q lumpy ash.
lete, who invites others, and not with.
out success. to Try his system of
physical Development. shows that the
false idea OF physical perfection
which obtained for 30 many years, and
which demanded; huge and knobby
muscles Of its disciples. has not yst
quite died out. This type Of manly
perfection, 6nce Useful perhaps 60
hangs1rxnor auppon Mias st,osGgh4 70 poe,
sess the sanction of the golden aea
or art1stfy whom the lubberiy Fasneaa
Hefeules came to Light. 10 be hailed
az o. supreme product OF ths Gtesh
We know Y now Tor an example %
decsdenA Geek taeea. at companies
Of the absurd snd Sensational Lao.
coon. It. 10 nanght but Q typs az the
strong man -of vaudeville with hia
clumsy masses OF beef and his brain
osfa spoiled child, Atro only to apessh hid
awkward dumb Rails into tho air. On
enviabte sum :" 6f achievement truly
after lifetime OF work by civilized
human being. No less than strength,
are speed and grace demanded Of the
ideal athletes, likewise . lace Of 70
fnement and intslltgence 10 tell oS %
brain within 10 comprehend art, music
and Hteratdra ana the ability to plan
victories either OF peace Or war. Look
Upon the Apollo Belvidere, which en-
bodies the true dreams Of health and
mental and physical efficiency, with
its face Of exquisite beauty above q
form whose lines are tranquil poetry.
yet shadow forth their readiness "a
start into stnewy 'yigof when. the cali
for action comes Even the Indlan.
the perfect savage. never resemble6
the Farnese monstrosfty, the emu:
lasoes Of which ind their place 10
modern lie DO much better Allied bJ
the desrack-Mew York Medical Bee
ord. T. s%
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Buttz's majority, 4o3.

IL A~USsN o MoJVA1Sy, fVOs 1Ei & --5.... ~, az
An analysis Of returns from the
various voting precincts show that
IL |. BUTTE carried three counties
Towner, Rolette and Benson,-while
cowan carried one Ramsey; s.5I. I
/, 2. BUTTE has 1877 majority in Benson,
1877 majority in Rolette and "A major.
ity in Towner; Cowan has It's major.
ity in Ramsey; 5;.:a 5iss5a!f ss ss:5f, u
3. Buttz's majority in Benson is jap.
5proximately twice as large as Cowan's
majority In Ramsey. &C.,
{; 4. Buttz received more votes in
Benson than Cowan did in Ramsey;
ii; S. BUTTE received more b votes in
Ramsey than Cowan did in Benson;
s g.. In Benson Butts carried 80 pre-
cincts; Cowan 49,; All , 4s:f .s.5E1"
Z. In Towner Buttz carried 20 pre-
cincts; Cowan IL; .f.ss s.S s!.; ,.
Il 8. In Rolette Buttz carried "a pre-
cincts; CoWan 6. ,:. ..s.s; ss u :..s..,.
h y. IN ramsey ButtZ carried IL pre-
cincts; Cowan 81; tie s. fass5;Is-5
I 10. IN the District :Buttz carried 81
precincts; CoWan S.; tie in 3. s.s., IL,
Judge BUTTE developed great streng
tn throughout the entire District ant
his victory was sweeping. Having se
cured such results in the Primarie.
after, a fair, clean fight, he is entitled
to the support Of all Of the fail cleo
ton and should be an easy winner
His plain, !unassuming manner, hi
worth as a citizen and ability, as. {
lawyer have met deserving favor witt
the electors. Maddox Clemson Co.,
Standard. Ia, e.
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New Directory Wanted.

&$.s New Directory Wanted. 4.
One directory that New York needa
but has not got Is the names and ad,
dresses of former celebrities who ara
now running rooming and boarding
houses. g5
Such a volume would be highly ap
preciated by our nomadic population.
Many a singer. actress, or writer who
formerly held q place In the public
eye has now settled down to- the
prosaic occupation Of housing and
feeding small portion OF that same.
public. !.
Their houses are a magnet for
young persons with the artistic tenn.
permanent. One woman who once en-
sioyed a fair reputation as a vioHpist
has FIVE furnished apartments which
she subjects, room by room, to aspir
ants for dramatic, operate, and liter
airy honors. Reflected glory rather
than physical comfort is the portion
Of most Of these elites, but the.
privilege Of hobnob bling with yester
days greatness comp for ma,
terial discomfort New York Times.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09


complaint caused much suffering in
both instances. In the older persons
case. impure drinking water was the
cause Of the kidneys becoming dis
ordered. That party tried doctors
medicines but no relief was received
until Doan,s Kidney Pills went to the
seat OF the trouble and brought re-
lief from backache. We consider this
remedy an invaluable one. Il {: !
i. For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster ilburn CO. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. !. A 81. .s.3 ..# q
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other. y sjssss q #i54 7.$.l 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
PERFECT CONFIDENCE
Devils Lake People Have Good Reason
For Complete Reliance. s.3?;

y. ~ y. p
DO you know how +. @ 5..yci I'd s3%
Z. To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneys? ~
y Your neighbors know the way. ::t,a gS
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth in many
tests. '.siS: u. !, Il. 5.5Ss
S.5 Here's Devils Lake testimony.
Mrs o. T. White, w. Eleventh St
& Mcmillan Ave, Devils Lake, N
Oak, says: 1.-TWO members of on,
family have used Doan's Kidney Pills
with very good results. Pains in the
back and other symptoms of kidney
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
cantines Maternelles.

There are i've dining rooms Id
Paris where from to eighty nursE
ing mothers daily receive free meals
Cantines Maternelles these restaus
rants were called when they were:
started eight years ii ago by Nine
Henry CouIlet of Paris. AT first The
only passport needed was the posses
sion Of q baby. but owing to the de-
yelopment Of q confusing habit of bon
rowing babies so as to procure q meal
\ the rule was altered. and the pro
vision of free meals is now dependent
upon regular attendance az an adJoin
] ing baby clinic.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09
PREPARE FOR CONVENTION.

., ] Local members Of the Women's
Christian Temp nee Union are max
ing big preparations for the state con
vention which is to- be held in this
city. Several sessions have been held
TO- map out q program Of entertain
'ment for the hundreds Of visitors who
will be here. and from all reports the
ladies are leaving nothing undone that
will add to the pleasure Of the Wis
itors 4: i5.s N ~ 3
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NEW GRAIN MARKETED.

CRoOKsTON, MINI. Aug. 9.-The
a first new grain Of the season was
marketed here Monday. Oats, rye and
barley are Of good quality. Barley Is
Yielding heavily, with oats just fair
and rye good. Five threshing rigs are
running in the vicinity Of Nielsville
and one near Crookston. Wheat cut.
ting Ia on and the grain Is too far ad'
vanced for rust damage. ks 3.5 s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

Lady Wanted

To introduce our very complete Fall
line Of beautiful wool alitings, wash
fabrics, fancy waietings, silks, hand
herchiefs, petticoabs, etc. Upto-date
N. YsGity Patterns, Finest line on
the market Dealing, direct width the
mills You will find our prices low. It
others can make $1,000 to $1,000 week
ly, you can ALSO. Samples and full in
structions packed in q neat sample
case, shipped express prepaid. No
money required. Exclusive territory.
Write for particulars. Be first to- ap.
ply. Standard Dress Goods Company,
Dept. 607, Binghamton, N. Y. A.
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making max very pleasant for her,
Give items
:gIleanied'm and
about the city.

Z, IT '-- e..'s ali
in making very pleasant for her.
3H Miss Ellen Chamberlain returned .,7
Monday from q two months, viait Il
washington. y. G.. and Albany, N. Y
Dr.. Carl Fisher arrived Sunday
from Rochester, and will visit tor 'j 4
short time time with his parents. . u.
Ct Lasham and son viii left Mon
day for Bartlett where they viii tran.
sact business. ii Il sSI 5.S i 81 4s .sisH
Mrs Meyer Cohen; OF: Grand IN Forks
is visiting her sister, Mrs Broskin Of
Sixth street, ;..3 r., y Il tft5. s.5 s
The Misses Nelson, nurses at the
Mercy hospital. went to Churchs Fer.
ry Friday TO visit at home. 3S I'll
It's. ". ~. f1aley spent Friday with
Eter sister, Mrs. John Serumgard, at
Webster. Y 5t 5s53j /. 6 i;s X ,.s$.
Miss Kalstrom returned to Grand
Forks Friday after pleasant visit
with Mrs. G. R. Lasham !"
81 u z T.. 1a2 ,.S III
Mrs. Inez Lewis, W Whllot, has spent the
past six weeks at Chautauqua, re-
turned Is her i home At Grand FORKS
Saturday. III, &, N z zs5..
.. =. zingheim Of Mandan has &C.
cepted 9 position r. the dry goods de-
partment of y r. aaalam's store and
has moved his family here. 5S I.
Mrs. H. A. enable entertained at
q Chain party Friday, the proceeds 81
" which will be placed Al the treasury
Of the Metho dist Ladies' Aid. ;5 B, X 1
ls t1AAtSSott1AlS ICY J.;d. Samson, WHO mas heen
seriously III at his former home at Ed
inburg, this state, Is reported to soe
improving 5s$ M: 553 II
Mrs. G.. r. Adams and two children
arrived Monday morning from ST. Paul
to visit with Mrs, Adams sister, Mrs.
G. Q. Richmond. Il ,sfs.. 4. 4 Il. .$$s
7 General G.. N. Erich and w. J. Muir.
ply, disting uished citizens Of Iakota
accomp panied BY their wives; were Dev
rs Lake visitors Sunday. Il .:5 | I
The Misses Sinclair, who have been
visiting at the Kermott cottage a,
Chautauqua, returned to their home al
Warren, MINI. Monday. Il
at The birthday Of Mrs. NJ organ John
son Of Third street was most pleas
antly rememibe red Monday BY hel
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rhe otter )

or all the beasts In the world, ths,
otter, that fierce outlaw, Is the great
est wanderer IT ia All III He we're aff
slicted with d curse that forbisls hin,
To- he still that forces him ever
push On nnl s Rest. Jul rest,
Knows not, Three days viii see
end OF his Longest inaction. and TIL,
amount DE miles rs covers la y fEcEts
8night would lnass nome fpl
Uni.
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:, t-=i+ Y ls, .S{. SfJ |6i4E - III
/ BLAMED IA GOOD WORKER

Il blamed my heart for severe dis
tress in my left side for two years. =
writes w. Evans, Danville, va, fbut
I know now it was indigestion, as DIR;
Kings New Life Pills mpletely cured
me" Best for stomach, liver and kid
ney troubles, constip patton, headache or
debility. Is cents at all Druggists'.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

WANTED IAN opportunity 10 con.
vince you that We make rubbe,
stamps as good and as cheap az car
De secured elsewhere. Devils Lake
Stamp Works. l. @. Anderson, Jour
nal Office. es;s.-;y gs 4 a !, H.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

WANTED-When threshing begins
want to hire out seven teams OF
good horses for hauling bundles to
one thresher, or to two neighboring
threshers. I will pay for the use OF
dve wagons with racks which must
be furnished. Write to Lock Boz
! s545, Devils Lake, N. Oak. asia
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

WANTED Run of about IS days in
North Dakota for a first class thresh-
Il ing outfit. Address Box 4S4, Bad
ger, MINI. ty5 V. II: NJ: Z 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

FOR sAIEseco hand, rebuilt
Avery Separator, 32x54. IS in good
Il condition. Ideal Auto Co, Devils
35 Lake, N. D. 81: i 4 S3i5 r. s:5 Ut :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

tA4SAuS. "A number OF them qGOlRro-
social time, after which the guests
served delicious refre shments. 4;
$500 1900 --5 a NH
n Mrs lrrs J. D. Williams and children
after an over Sunday visit at the A.
r Bauer home II NJ 4 &. i IE:4s,, !.
$500 -- $t:s
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs a i. Wallace liz III
which arrived at thei, ;,,n,n,,a,s F,.,day IN,
morning. /. ;;s$;ti 4. w 3.4$I
s15 5,.#. #
sM,sa E1nr,,a c.add, ..o,, "a ! x,a
! e ), J, 5. -,
=, 800, I . s5> y; ID 1.
l'.' n. Fss II; .S -ss, III. i5
~, !, ], ~ - G, ----..,,,.
=. - - :. y Z 4 : - neaa ~.
~. a. - l.,,,: .Aoluay aieer : 49,
-. =. - !. = ' D - - - = 49, l
~ Iil% a..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

Mrs. Mcintyre and daughters, Cath
crime and Agnes, went to Cando Fri
|:day to yisit. Miss Wayne McIn
tyre, who has been at Cando making
an extended visit, will return Will
them. ;s;. s.a f>ss .&s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1912-08-09

f5s ~: III i. /.
335S; ID these column, me
555#$5 .s.55 - !
- = NC sazl'
vent o,,t ~ @the IA Rana,. 8 =, Il, =
Y. .S|l Il E|i2.5 q
s5,,, m a. !, ~ : i = 800 81 $500
.1','sss5s' Il
~. A'uste o. warwick vas visitor
$ ~ - sltS aonoa v Y 0 Nj.
II l5 4. Z. 4 I.
visitor; .. n ehe city Monday. ISL @
.------. .--. Il. "a
s5ieorge h sal q q Hampden is IN
s8. ~. -, is5.
Jay Miller Of Crazy was in The city
Tor short visit Sunday. ss &.
Wm Tenney spent Sunday IN
Ii Grand Forks visiting with friends. 4
s ------ 81
Sunday evening from Grand Forks. 5;s
y. -.5 4 III
Nj, NJ, Frank Daeley OF 5Lakota vas = Wis VI
Miss Pearl Olson was a visitor at
Leeds Sunday afternoon.
:SS Arthur McLean spent Sunday Nth
Jim Elmslie at Chautauqua.
j.... ~ ------.5 &
I days at Leeds visiting with friends. <
5 !; : - II
Mrs. a. ~. stansbus has return " !
3 .--- --- 5s5 u.
3 s Mrs. Harry sarren Of Langdon is 9.
pleasant guest ct the Tucker home y q ,,
Archie Cannon Of Minot Is in the
city Tor 4 short visit with his mother.
n z-----:-- =.
\ the Twin cities. 52..t IA. 4 s.s.5
II: ..-....- =:Ss.s
]. II. Stephenson and wife OF Super
.3 ..5,$ II 5.s - -s5s. M
NJ M. van osdel and family are in
the citysfrom Edmore. zsy L. \ \
Y * wendell, son Of Mr.. and. Mrs. 6. D.
Il Haley, has returned from visit9<in
Grand Forks. 81 D NJ s AZ. !.
335,ss & yo,,ns so,, arriyed At the home
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OFFICIAL RETURNS SHOW THE
/ STRENGTH OF JUDGE RUTzz Y
4. $THRo uGHo UT ENTIRE Dis
HI: Re: 1TRlcT.5: sss " i

The official returns from the several
counties in the Second Judicial Dis
trict show Judge g. w. BUTTE to have
been a strong winner from several
standpoints over his opponent Judge
.Cowan. The figures are as follows:
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q; friends 7 a number Of them congre-
gated at Mrs. Johnson's home fors$a
social time, after which the guests
served delicious refreshments. ss

III Mrs. J. D. Williams and children
LETT Monday for their home at Egeland
e after , 4; an u over Sunday visit at the sA.
r. Bauer home. II III u B. 81 s:s$.. ].
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-27

and threshing, and the distance to
market. In much of the dryer por.
tons of the wheat belt of both Ore
son and Washington the yield of
wheat Is frequently as low as to s
bushels per acre. The cost of har-
vesring and marketing such a crop
is from so to 40 cents per bushel The
approximate cost of heading,
threshing and marketing a 90 bushel
crop of wheat is 90 cents per bushel.
When the hogs are so managed that
they thoroughly clean up the field,
hogging off the crop practically saves
the cost of harvesting and marketing.
When the hogs harvest the crop all
of the waste is in shattered wheat.
This is covered by the tramping of
the hogs and it terminates when the
fall rains begin. Where the wheat is
cut in the usual way the waste con-
sists principally of heads of wheat
lying on the surface of the ground,
This does not germinate so readily
as the shattered grain and for this
reason the field that is hogged off
will be the greener in the fall after
the rains begin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-27

goo women are now Q910) enrolled
in the clubs belonging to the General
Federation of Women's Clubs hold
ing in common certain definite social
ends. These 500 600 women are the
educated, intelligent, socially power
full.
Long ago these 100000 women
ceased to confne their studies to
printed pages. They began to study
life. Leaders developed, women of
intellect and experience, who could
forsee the immense power an organ
lied womanhood might sometimes
WELD, and who had courage to direct
the forces under them towards vital
objects The great majority of wo-
mems clubs are organized for social
service. A glance at their national
program shows the modernity, the
liberal character of organized wo-
mems ideals. The general Federation
has twelve committees, among them
being those on Industrial Conditions
of Women and Children Civil Service
Reform, Forestry, Pure Food and
Public Health, Education, Civics,
Legislation, Arts and Crafts, and
Household Economics"
Is there any question but that the
conservation of human life is a mat
ter of great concern to the women's
clubs of this country today? Is
there any question but that the wo-
mems clubs of America are today
more concerned with fundamental
questions than are the politicians at
Chicago and Baltimore. Without MAX
ing any comparison between the mo-
tives of the delegates in the political
conventions and in the womens BIZ
ennial isn't it obvious that for the
good of the nation those women ought
not to be political nonentities?
Can either of the two great ma
tional political parties point to any
achievement in the interests of hu-
man welfare during the last twenty
years that surpasses the achievement
of the women's clubs of America dur
ing the same period?
1t would be we'll nigh impossible for
a suffragist not to hope that some i'm
portant good will come to the suf-
frage cause out of that great assem-
bly, on the Pacific coast. Surely there
will be many delegates from the pro-
gressive western states, surely the
free soil of California itself Will have
great influence, and surely Votes for
Women will be in all their minds
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-27

AT BALTIMORE.

When the rules committee of the
democratic convention yesterday at
tempted to steam roller the IS Wilson
delegates from Ohio it tried some
thing more flagrant than was pulled
off at any time during the Chicago
convention.
The IS Wilson men from Ohio
were elected under the preference
primary and there is not the slight
est doubt as to their right to sit in
the convention and vote for the New
Jersey governor. To take those IS
votes away from Wilson would be
plain stealing. It would be worse
proceeding even than the theft of the
two California delegates by the Taft
crowd at Chicago.
The fact the democratic convention
voted last evening to reverse the
committee on rules is entirely to the
conventions credit. 1t gives promise
that the Baltimore gathering may not
be such personally manipulated af-
fair as was the Chicago convention.
However, the democratic convention
will have to go far and do much to
overcome the disrepute into which it
fell when it rejected Bryan and made
Parker the temporary chairman.
If the Baltimore convention is a
progressive affair it is hard TO ur-
derstand by what process it came to
snarl at Bryan and exploit Parker. If
it is a conservative gathering and
tries to sail under progressive colors
in order to win votes this fall it will
have hard travelling. No milk and
water platform and no milk and wa
ter candidate will suffice. The call
is for an out and out progressive for
president and an out and out pro
gressive platform. If the Baltimore
convention cannot produce such re-
suits then it will not be up to pro-
gressive democrats to uphold the
party. Instead it will be the part Of
manhood and good citizenship fol
such progressives to assist in kick
ing the democratic machine and its
steam roller into the same scrap heap
with the old line republican organi-
zation. If the two big political par
ties of the country have fallen un-
der the control Of men so dense and
so assinine that at this late hour
they turn their backs on the sun of
progressive sentiment and foolishly
try to perpetuate the night of ma
chine rule and political darkness it
will be high time for the American
people to wake up and cast the whole
kaboodle into the ditch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-27
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ONE EFFECT OF SUFFRAGE.

That the granting of votes to wo-
men has the effect of promoting
cleanliness in more ways than one is
shown by a report from Alameda,
California. According to the Wo-
mans Journal the city of Alameda
has adopted a unique plan of raising
the standard of cleanliness in bust
ness houses and elsewhere since equal
suffrage carried. The sanitary con-
dition of the various premises is to
be shown by placards bearing the in
scription, Clean" DIRTY" or Fill
thy" and the places will remain so
placarded as long as they are in the
condition specified.