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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
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prot essipnaal.s lseh & Of imp ortanee
chro ronfcled this week especial
Interest TO the bar Of the state is
that Of the ddaugh and Cuthbert
law forces, a partnership having been
formed for the practice of law be;
tween Henry G. Middaugh, Frederic
7. Cuthbert, Rollo F. Hunt and Arthur
Ray Smythe. r s5asi .S. 4 i;:s3
The new firm Of lawyers will join
hands November 4 st, according to an
'nonncement, and should be one Of the
strongest organiza ations for the prac-
|tice Of law in this section as the men
|intereste are all talented, especially
along the particular phases of the
law business. OFFICES will be. main
tanned in the Locke block. .s..555 N $ u,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
GREAT WORK is NOW. BEN in.
DERTAkEN in NORTH
3ss & DAKOTA

Secretary =. ,. y Kenner Of the Com
mercial club who returned from the
meeting Of secretaries Of the Amer
lean Federation of Comm cree organ
Iizations, held at st. Paul last week,
learned amon 8 other things Of a great
work that IS being performed & in this
state, with reference To- the establish
ment of an accounting system for
North Dakota.
The work to Itch SIS 900 was ap-
|propriated by the state legislature is
{ now III progress under the guidance
lof Temple 4 e Webb aco co,unt tants Of the
first rank at ST. 'aul, and Mn. KEN
|ner had the honor Of being the guest
Eof Mr.. Temple ait that place, who ex-
planned the syst EN-, 3 3ne eW Ito the United
States. Worth Dakota being the first
Ito establish q complete system and
Icheck which will be OF vast value,
and viii ne doubt be taken up by 9th
Ter states:
That the citizens may know more
about theE great work Temple
finds IT impossible ITO explain throu
The press because of its magnitude,
hut he Is arranging d lecture ttour
Through the state which IT be- IL
Illustrated with slides and HE has prom
lised to make Devils Lake one of the
places to pc listed during the com
ling winter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
! MINES J, Z! (! ] / / ia
A : y 1 Singers II; 8 e,
Are ! C. or1,ir,g 3
THIS CITY WILL BE HoNoREp
ON COAST TOUR OF
,$ s5 VOcALisTs. N as HI.

3t AZ. Either during the Christmas season q
Or around Easter vacation, the Min.
ne nesota University sGlee Club, one Of
fle the strong gest musical organiza cations
II n the country, will visit Devils Lake,
negotiations now being under consid-
GRAFTON by the Commercial club.
The 4 Minnesota Glee club promises
TO '.{# pc 'e stronger than ever this year
pre.par'aatoesry .p to a trip to the coast, to
he followed next season by a journey
!. across .a s1 the water. b Devils Lake will be
on on the coast route, and $this35will be
especially favored Il the club sees fit
to stop aoff here. .55s 5,t,5 4..t q $5
+. g. Webster, who is advance man
for f'or the tour, was III the city this week
taking the matter up. with Secretary
Klenner OF the Comm erccial club.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
Opening Of White
Way I roved Very
Auspiiciioll Z, .Evert

dies, lamps and lanterns went out
to search for the white way, led by
the band in similar attire, proved an
Innovation. The fire run amid a gorg-
eous display of fireworks and red
light brought about a unique illumina-
ton and proved easy the best feature
on the program $i sss5 s. s3$. mi
At this juncture the ceremony Of
dedication took place, Avery John
son first intro ducing Hon. F.. ]. Tray
nor who made the dedication address
stated that the white way brought
I hope for even better things for Dew
ills Lake with the united effort of
| all. Queen Lorrine was crowned by
President Johnson in real dramatic
style gave the visitors to the
[ city full sway for the balance Of the
mi ghts
The promenade Of the White Way
district, with President Horton Of the
Comm mercial club escorting the queen,
guided by Otto Kepp. official page
was also an important part Of the pro-
gram, the flood of Ii ight being admir-
ed by the thousands that thronged
| the business districts. the festivities
bring ginggs out the largest crowd ever
seen on the street Of the city /.
l@ Following the parade Queen Lorine
was entertained at the Grand Opera
house BY her eoll while the loyal
subjects paraded the gay white awy
i'm a carnival of fun. ME grand ball
at the roller rink attended by over.
lthree hundred people, brought a fit
ting climax to the white way festi-
lvaI Al was q day long to be reInem-
Ibered in Devils Lake. the speech mark
ling start oS imp roveanent III Devils
Lake all Of which can be traced to
lshe one great step which the city has
taken aiong metropolitan lines
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

Miss Lillian Connors was surprised
at her home on Flint avenue last
Friday evening BY a number Of her
girl friends lin honor Of her birthday.
The guests present were the Misses
Retta and Clara y Thomp pson, Helen
Miller, Ellen Cochrane, Elsie Wilson,
Nettie skurdahl, Emily Snow and
Margaret iMcYey. She was presented
with a handsome gold locket in honor
of the event. Refreshme were serV-
led by Mesdames Connors and SFollen-
dorf at9s11 O'Clock, after which the
guests departed, wishing 4 N ISIS Lillian
many more happy birthdays. e
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
State viii Be Coir,
Ahead By the Ne,U
Accoll1,ti1 S1ste1
and this spirit has governed eve eve

and this spirit has governed ever
since. 3; 2S
"a descrip ption was given of the form
OF or gani zation of the Grand Forks
club, its system Of government and
plan ofsWork. AS Illustrative Of the
wide range Sof its actiY Yities* as well as
of the success which ha attended 1t,
Ithere were mentioned some Of fsS the
things that the club has achieved dur
ing the nine years OF it's existence.
Among the things mentioned in this
connection were the lead ership taken
by the club il the Wesley college
movement, L, the building OF the new
hospitaI, the promo tion OF the street
railway, the insta llafi ion of The ornna- n
mental lie ting syst EN-, the Ssy EsIematilc 81
study of paving and paving mat rials.
the organization Of the park syst en-, en-,
1.-The organization Of the Civic league,
and the att enhance success of move
ments for milk insp eetion, meat in
sps scti ion, food inspect ion, the nlrci-
spoal slaughter house, and the general
Icleaning and heauti wing Of the city.
These, together with the eIlarg mellt
Y, of wholesale and rnanalfa acturirlg rade,,
ltl,le, study devoted to q great Syarie soi l
sfjt sub jects of civic imp ortance, and the ll.
spirit of solidarity Siich the lalt,,ors
/ E,l,f ~ the club had tended to remote.
con stituted what was belieV toAbe q
VERY valuable col tribntion to the we'll
Ibeeing of the city The work 81 the
new traffic bureau was referred to, and
an invitation was extende led to- Devils
Lake a!s well as other cities In this ter.
fritory 10 make ,lse OF this bureau for
the adjustment off nequalit tiles which
worked to the dIsad adyanta age, either ~
rates sor service To the cities of North
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
NEW SYSTEM DEDICATED IN AN
AUsPIcioUs MANNER
:.:. THIS WEEK ;Isfs Il tsss .s.5 81 IN

The White Way has been dedicat.
ed and the loyal subjects of Queen
Lorrine Lewis were well satisfied
with the manner in which it was con
Quoted. With the magic wand OF
the good queen waved to and, fro last
Friday night. there came q sslood Of
light which marked new epoch in
business realm Of Devils Lake, the
most improved lighting system was
put ii operation for the first time. 35
The lighting of the White Way
came after a day Of Festivities, which
were continued well into the night
and the ceIebrat alton has been herald
ed far and wide as one of the most
successful ventures promoted by the
Devils Lake Yacht and Boat club
through the INT iring efforts od
Commod odore Poster and his valuable
assistants sR5ss ss3.9t.
The day was spent ait the stores
and Devils Lake merchants made mark
let day a success. Special offerings
brought crowds To each store and al
showed ~ hand dsolne days business
During the day the band rendered sey
Eeral concerts and Oscar Stearns one
of the best come dians enfe led
while naatinees at the show houses
/ L u.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
4 O!lster to =.
!. ..... Operate = e a
P'iar1o Shop
NEW ENTERPRISE WILL BE
Il. 3. LAUNCHED IN DEVILS
a @ ..s q LAKE SOON :

". II. S. Foster, now going by "Har-
ry,' the genial commodore of the Dew
lis Lake Yacht and Boat club, and
official trap artist, referring to
drums, at the Grand opera house,
started upon a new venture this week
which will be welcome news to his
many friends in this city. ny
v Harry, who has a mack for music,
and his esteemable wife who can
tackle anything on the worries that
was ever invented has launched into
the piano business and will & make
Devils Lake the headquarters for the
far famed Stone piano house, which
Negotiations were completed last
Monday and while for time the busi.
ness will be conducted along the
agency line, Mr.. Foster looks for the
tablishment in j short time of the
Stone Piano company branch in Dew
lis Lake, where everything in the mu-
sic line will be handled.
Devils Lake has long been in need
|of a reputable piano house, exclusive
in the musical line, and Mr.. Foster,
who is an expert at the business, hay
ing been. engaged in it before, will be
able to handle it in a satisfactory
manner. both for the patrons and large
following which he has in the city:
and the Stone company ~ hica1 is one one
Of the strongest in the northwest. The
Inter Ocean wishes him the best OF
success. ;s.t q q S.3a +.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
Sample Of Club
Work at the X orks
Give1, b.y W. Dauiies
GATHERING PROVED AN ElNNoVA.
TON I'm COMM ERc iAL Nh Y.
CLUB LIFE. II q i II.
FACTS uGHT8o ouTglN AD-
DRESS Of w. F9'.5S DAVIES. IN

tlt
GGrand Fork 8 CONNIE mercial
club started nine years ago, fol-
lowing many other organizations
which died a natural death. Il II
The word "bo ooster" in my opin-;
ion has been sadly overworked. !.
Too much noise does not accom-
plish results. .s3. ;,535s H5i8.53
The conlme ercial club should
represent the M community at
work rather than the community.
making a noise. Y 5 3$5 .5I52 ,3
Results have more than pusti-l
fed the existence of the Grand
/ Forks Commercial club, as .. pot.
emit influence for good in; the de-
velopmentS Of the city.
The club quarters are in charge.
of the house committee and the
publicity committee II has work
| that lasts the entire year. 3; isS 5
/ The funds 4of the club are de-
i rived from membe berships, dues;
and subscriptions !. The club is,
i now using a odifed budget ssys--
TEN and the income of the club.
| is $11, 900 a y ear, $6, 900 OF which
is derived from memb ership and
dues. {;
The general expense &is $500.
paid for salarie 50, 900 for rents.
and quartz ters and $500 for pub
licityss23ss8s
| Advertise ait nome, saw for
booklets that are seattle : broad bl
| cast .S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

AZ Another harvest will present new
problem not that Of securing labor
alone, but the securing of a desirable
class Of workers not OF the II Want
WINS skey type. Devils Lake was
fortunate in this regard, but Minot
had its trouble and there is danger
tof the disease spreading before anoth-
4 er year. The difficulty might prove
serious if the harve esting Of the crop
should be tied up fora 4 week to. 4 be
dem dish ed BY IA il sor some other IN:
d forseeI poWer,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

The first 81. the lbii5Weekly dinners
given by the CONNIE nercial y club was
full Of wisdom last onday night t
while the inner man was well replen-
ished with a chicken pie re epast and nc
all the iappurten thereto, served
by the ladies Of the M ethodist church.
At the concl clusion OF the feast for the
body the literary feast was lenjoye'd
and, the fact that the meeting came am
to a close at the app ointed time. and ~
was in no way. overdone was n largely ;sa1
responsible for its success. 1. 81;
While Editor w. q. F. Davies. repre-
;senting the Grand Il orks 4 mnerEciall n II BLl
club had the real message Of 8s the The
evening, his arrival on the train
which reached here at p. ~ q ford D
ed an opport unity for President Nan Y
gle Of the Retail N erch chants associa-
ton, to speak, ana he cold exactly
why the merchants failed TO prosper.
He said the small attend dance a of q tne tsE
retail merchants att the gathering
Monday night and on ther occasions @ 8
the world over was some what lls re-
sponsible for many failures. He had lli q
statistics to show that only twenty
per cent Of the mel chants over itst' the
country recorded q FIVE per cent II Pro Pro
fit in their business. The credit 1 1sys,
TEN, and failure to take disc M cunts 9 lrl'a
Mr.. Nangle stated was res esponsible 9: 1' for
many failures. Il
Preside dents ! HoEton stated That Shte he
had long ago realized that tSrane Sra g
Forks was the banner ComIne rciall 'lsl
club of the northwest and he was y; EE'aE 3es
pecialIy pleased to introd K ID luce @ ar sllS
Davies who in brief referred 70 1$tlV me
white way system as an 81 improyemen.
since his last visit, and then 5told 1Ssl q
!, length the manner in which the vs Com ,l
imercial club at Grand Forks conaucI
ed its business a Wof the 1nostsy Iet a 4.
Mabel points brought out IN the III az 'Al
dress being ment Toned aboye
m his ad dress on lal aciul 81
work and the met of the y 'fF'il iraliu
,orks club, Davies told a. .i,t tne
first place Of the early etforfs . oi
ganize the business q VI allo
7, Forks for5 #eo immunity Nork lsGll lnes.s .s's
efforts the SD peaker said, were qulte VIZ
familiar in character IA such effoEss '1rss
made ilr other Cit les, and were bases af:ts
3z5 Oh q recognit ion that there vas some
thing of value thai could 81 d e#deseiop
ed by work pvt ehere .Ma, :,
81 lack of ind dersta 5rsI, We
should be done, and VIZ lo =. q
derstand lust methods 20 employ 3
5to do I'll. feeling tna lla
y SoIl only the big, specta lar things Wess SIS.
worth While, and Il busineass ss .'l hsh sa
Il union vas unable to land AZ = Pc Iae 3,
u tory or Il abroad it was garaeo g e,
81 little Use, and ai,iekly save Up ens =
4 el,ost. Another trouble wa q the aen
Il; deney of hose days 10 depsna =. !.
what IS sometime es led E
nut ss really neer u,
rne spirit which was spon.a, z
for alle Organization of the s5Fans 81.
Fork club nine years ago y ss as |. IS y
scribed as ii reco ton q II fne as .las IS
gIIat az onlsI,e club shonid Ispas' L. i
& ssrt the community 1T ;work 'lfl 49, w,
tsaan ths CON alnunlty akiag E nSs1s n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
Elve ltlliir,g TO Eat
Is Raised IN the
Greenwood Dirt
FOR THE. TABLE is
..s SUPPLIED BY GREEN a
WOOD DIRT. g@

2 kinds of pop corn 3 :
2 kinds of sweet corn
2 kinds of potatoes
Rhubarb ....-s n.
3 kinds of pumpkins I
Lima beans -.
String beans -
Field beans u. ~. T..
Hubbard squash
Crookneck squash u.
Watermelon ::t, . -
Onions y .=...,h ~. z>.,G +
Tomatoes ..=. fsT4>:s..., ..
Cucumbers .. s.-~ IA
Cabbage. 49, n s5,f
Pepper w. ,,zs az
Carrots ~ ~: r., '.e. Z
Beets al. " +, 81. -. e.
Rutabagas . 1-g
Lettuce ,. ~ ,t Fab
Celery :H E.l#
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03
Olive Vail
Needs Some
More Help
3 s. zs l5s 81 +, = 5 s.z {
In THE WILDERNESS
WHILE HERE.

r. Olive has went. Whether she has
entirely recovered from the measles
sufficiently to take another look at
Mary, is hard to tell, but it is GER
tain that Olive Vail and HThe Girl
From Mumms" have to recover from
something before the racy lyrical ven
trre will become successful produc-5
tion. 5z5 :}5 J.
4 The plot has been well provided for,
even though it has been cribbed, but
no one who attended the production
at the Grand opera house last Satur
day night has discovered what con-
nection it has with the measles. The
music is. good but not the kind that
the lightness of the comedy demands
in fact the book and music do not
hitch in any particular, and we doubt
lit the chorus now travelling with
Olive will ever be able to make it
hitch. 55.:, 5tE :S3
There was nothing new in the line
Of stage direction and Il little action
such as the story needed, in fact save
for one or two instances there was no
ginger at all. Olive Vail was Cap
tivating Cleo in her first number, but
her rolly polly eyes. the chief asset;
Of her talent, was lost after the piece#
progressed.
lille Olive Vail has risen from the
ranks has a good voice and a better:
vehicle for her career. it remains for
someone to put the piece gether,
sprinkle In a little action, and the I'M
movement in four weeks would be
very noticeable The only pology
The Girl From Mumns' has To offer
is the fact that it as orly four weeks
old when here. NJ
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

There will be a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Comm mercial club Sat
urday evening. :5:: @ &; n (. '=s'ss5 h, s,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

One or the larg gest sales that has
ever taken place ii the county Is set
Tor October sth at which time
ming alt ten o'clock In the morning
the admin tors of the estate OF
Gus Fust eaau sen AT public al,esII
ton AZ the Irurst AN as head
tof horses, harness. and farm,
cry lunch Will be served att noon.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

I. VIM. Kirkied off Breckenridge,
Mimi, was a visitor Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

Z Harry Foster " as ii Grand Forks
END Fargo visitor over SUNDAY
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-10-03

Continued on page llyel
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05

The Nugget will print your station cry st reasonable prices on shors notice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05

It is very clear by this time that the transportation companies have tried to make as much as possible out of the Shishana strike and no one can blame them for a moment. The White Pass. the Cordova railroad and the other companies plying the Yukon have ad- vertised the new strike with most commendable energy and have suc- ceeded admirably in receiving without charge a very great amount of pub. licity for the coutnry into which each cf half dozen routes was easily the best. Fortunately the stampedcrs Of Nome have got some sense--senso ac- Quired by many stampedes and no one but a few people who have had only very little experience of such matters xot taken in.
 It b ciaer now that to go to the Shishana at tho present time would be pure folly. This is not said with any foolish Idea of holding people in Nome Tor 1t is clear to the most ordinary in- tslllgence that the country that would have to depend on such tactics would bs badly up against t. It | mersIy sall in the hope that 1t viii help pso- ple tc think for themselves and this has been tho policy a6optsd all tho Sine to sf1set the natural excitement
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
FWhich acccmpaniss sza1sefated news About strikes.

One more sad fatality has visited
 Nome to be added to the others whict
 have been borne in upon this com munity with an unrelenting regularity by the fates this summer. The wreck of the seddon has. there is reason to fear. only too surely been accompsnied by the deaths of two men who were we'll known here and who were Of the kind whose loss is always deplorable. They were men who worked hard and faced the dangers of the sea while others took life easy or kicked about their lots. They were men who had an important place in the scheme for developing new places no matter how obscure might have been the path laid out. The people of the community regret the calamity and feel for the relatives of MT. Hansen and MT. Grin alker.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05

The taking of the soldiers from AL aska h something which will be a serious blow to the territory in many respects and the people ought to make some effort to have the plan abandon ed if it is at all possible. Beyond all question 1t would be very grave mis- take to remove the military until some force has been established to take their place. As nothing makes for peace a much as to be prepared for war noth- ing is better calculated to keep the peace in a remote territory than to have c force at hand that Is ready to enforce 1t. There are many good req sons why the people of Alaska should try to have the military kept here al least for some years to come.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
LET GREAT BRITAIN RECONSIDER

Denials from London that the de- cision of Great Britain to take part in the Panama exposition is a result of the canal tolls dispute are far from convincing. They are of little further value ot present than to indicate th.t there are sections of the community in London which have sense enouei. tG roaIize that Great Britain has ma !. .n unnecessary blunder.
 The way for Great Britain to correct an unpleasant and far-reaching i'm preston is to reconsider it's decision.
 If the merchants ind transportation of exhibits to San Francisco too ex- pensive, 1t would seem that here is an opportunity for the government to show its goodwill. The British gov crument. in any case. can be repre- sented in San Francisco in any one of half a dozen different ways. Great britain should remember that no part of the world has been more hospitable
 to it's "Younger Sons" than the Great West, and no state in the Great West more whole -heartediy 70 than Caiifor mia.
 If King George v and Queen Mary are really coming to North America they could pay the United States no more gracious compliment than to
 visit the Canal and San Francisco at the time of the fair. when the United States are celebrating the completion of the wonderful waterway. A formal invitation from President Wilson
 would certainly have the hearty in-
 dorsement of the country behind it. The occasion is too big to admit of any petty considerations. When the Canal Is in operation and It's value be- gins to be realized in its full force. per haps not only Great Britain, but Ger many and Russia. too. will be glad tha. they changed their minds and did de- termine after all to join Uncle Sam In his big holiday fete after his digging was done.-New York American.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
PHOND MAIN NO. e

Entsrsd q second class matter. Feb e. 1907. at the Posto6lcs at Nome. Alaska, under the Act of Congrss ef March .. 1S7l
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05
Official Paper
NOME, ALASKA, SEPT. 5, 1913

There are many numerous facts which come from the dusty realms of the law and there are many funny tricks used fin the attempt to fool justice but the plea of Thaw that he went to Canada as a tourist can hard . ly be excelled unless 1t would be by the story of the man who said he found about sixty pounds of gold hiding on the beach and left it there while he went to work for wages.
 There is a tremendous lot of bun- combe practiced by men who get into the courts and sometimes they get away with 1t because men who often get on juries lack a sense of humor. Once judge in charging a jury said that if they believed the defendant who was caught coming out of the daylight of house fin the middle of the night with a mask over his face and burglar tools in his hand and with the property of the people of the house In his pockets was just out for tho good of his health they ought to &C., quit him, and the story goes on to say that the jury did.
 The idea of man escaping from an asylum in which he had been confined for murder and putting forward the plea that he was only tourist beats Dr. Cook and Dr. Cook beats the devil
 It is even remarkable that anyone would think of teiegraphing the fact that the immigration board threw out the plea. Surely it would be just as unnecessary to say 50 as it would be to telegraph the fact that Canada had refused the ofYer of Thaw to be prime minister of the dominion. but then 1t takes all kinds of people to make \ world and it takes all kinds of schemes to get at the blind side of justice.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-05

Copy for regular advertisements must b. in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.