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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13

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On arriving q 81. Paul, I conferred
with Pres. A. G. Townley 81 the league
with rsference TO my taking charge
Of the league work in Kansas.
During the conversation: It develop
ed that ! was subject to the military
draft.
Upon investigation, we believed that
the holders Of appointive state Offices
would be at least temporarily exempt
from the draft.
It was understood with MI. Townley
before I LEFT, that such an appoint
ment would be arranged for me thru
the proper authorities in North Da-
kota.
Accordingly, several weeks after
wards, I received an appointment as
deputy game warden of the Second
Judicial district Of North Dakota, at a
salary Of $4,000 per month and ex-
penses.
Accordingly my salary as game
warden commenced on July Is, 1917,
and continued until September Is,
1917, when 7 resigned to enlist in the
army, where I now am.
I am setting forth these facts Of my
own free will, in, the hope that they
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13

In response to a request of MI. w.
Bickelhaupt, Federal Fuel Administra-
tor for South Dakota; and to alleviate
conditions in South Dakota, resulting
from the exhaustion of the proper
tionate share Of that state Of the an
thratcite tonnage a. the docks of Great
Lakes ports, Federal fuel Administra-
tor Isaac P. Baker of North Dakota,
telegraphed Mr.. Bickelhaupt and the
United States Fuel Administration at
Washington today that it is agreeable
to the North Dakota Fuel Administra-
ton to allot to South Dakota ten pei
cent Of the tonnage Of anthracite now
standing to the credit Of North Dako-
ia at the docks and that more might
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13
ANOTHER BOOST.
FOR DEVILS LAKE

Thru the efforts Of Manager Mr..
Neamy and his assistant, Mr.. Bauer,
The Western Union Telegraph Co. in
this city will shortly be one Of the
most modern in the state. The new
equipment is of the latest design and
will greatly improve the speed an dac-
curacy of the service. Inspector
White and installers Alderman and
Brown arrived in the city Saturday
from Minneapolis and are now well
started in the reconstruction of the
equipment.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-13

Paul Il. McConnsll, known y M, md
svore that he personally wrots tie
shove affidavit 81 lii own fres Win,
ana knows Oh thsgfacts ~ thsssame %
10 true. Carl ~. Bryan,
Notary Public within ma f6or saids
..lNo&oria seGi.) C6nnty.
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bert uns anf> einen Mnfruf an iu11ge
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uno Uniform. Hohoem lie ibre
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bolt bon 500 Bis $500 per Monat.
Ser @~eneralorat Or. 6. @orans,
@aibinaton, 9. g., erteilt auf SIN,
irnge n1bere Musfnnft.
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.8~eiunbhtlti guttn 7uai- faat
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Sd freue mid hber bic lute VDrbe.
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Cine ueie 2nr, bic jeber 5u 6auie pbue
1lnbcameHhiffeit Dber 3eitucrlaf
ansfiibrcn fam.

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unbeauenIid1feit Dber 3eituerlaff
ansfiibren fam.
8ir baben cine ileiie W1etbooe, ipelde
2litbu1n furiert unb mir piinihen, ban
Sic bielelbe nuf maiere Soften probieren.
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tes lit ODER iib crit fiirSlih enttpifelt
bat, OBJ es lid oils 0eriieber poer aIs
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Sic iirlD iinb mas Sbre 8eIddftignng lit;
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}hnffen.
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5uididen. oeren Sale nnI6eineto boffs
i~tlir9slos limb unb mo alle Snba[atipmeit,
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5asf., uaber ourb BEN @ebrauf etll.
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aiisfnnft an Or. Beter 5abrneD Y
Sons 60, 250t @aihington Nlpo. /,
Chicago, 81. cling
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Der 0tneraliniptttor.
bamoreste non 5riebrib AleraHoer.

Gines 9aees, als i'd auf eiasm 2a-
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unb uber Sape unb Epnau binlpes in
bic 6erne blidte. fam mtirt Ssreunp
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fpsftoren.
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mid ernsnnen24 Dor Greupt itano mir
bas per3 i'm leibe Hill.
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@erfitatte ober Gdpitensraben?

NrktlFuIIF uueI SutAReH8IuueW!
Die 3egiertng gebrnudt gud ia
ben Sterilization. Wehanifer meroen
Mbernn perIangt. Sobe SaI1re.
Stellungen g~arantiert. G1reibt:
international Auto School, 7O7-
TT Soutb Stores Ctr, San Mnto.
MIC, Feras.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Charming Furs!

Undoubtedly this is A SEASON OF
FURS! People are buying and wear
ing Fnrs as never before, and soon they
will be chosen for the more elegant
gifts.
Just now, our Special Fur Section is
a-glow with large assortments of all
the seasons popular Furs-Fox, Lynx,
Mink, Wolf, Skunk. harten, Kolinsly,
Ermine, Raccoon, Seal, ETC., in COM
plete sets; also Separate Muffs, Scarfs
or Capes.
Also good assortment of Nutria
Coats and Seal Coats, trimmed with
skunk or squirrel. Moderate prices.
Second Floor, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
The Finest American
Made Rugs

In selecting Rug quality color and design care
FULLY considered We this
you So when arranged these Fall and Winter Rug
exhibits we looked sharply after all Of these
that they all represented priced enough
to make them we'll worth buying MOVIE ALI the
Rugs here in wealth of beautiful coors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Beautiful Wool Plaids
Mourning Apparel

OtdtIO1IGTy IOT 01ItS
and to Meet Your Own Requirements
All new styles for fall ready and are Won
derfully pretty and unsual
One new box is called "AeropIane Mail'-thin paper
for foreign mail with lined envelopes One uuire boxes
Soc
Eaton's Highland Linen Bond with Lined En-
veiopes quire boxes various to choose from
75c box.
PAPER Mouseline-a thin paper from the Crane
Mills, lined envelopes; one quire boxes Csc box.
Writings Organdie-new styles and shapes, in all
tints at Csc for one-quire boxes
Gift Boxes i'll great variety Of styles. Make
your selections early. splendid showing from S1.0O
to $500 box
The Book of the Hour Is Harry LADDERS"
"A Minstrel in France
The unique book of the war; it's tragic side its
lighter sidea of it, Seen through eyes of one of the
worlds greatest artists patriot and father who
has given his son to his country Price, $500.
Basement Book Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Administer Rugs of Quality

Extra heavy deep pile Administer
Rugs, beautiful designs in rich.
warm color effects, suitable for any
room, and prices within reach of all.
Make your selection before this lot
Is gone, as we will not be able to
offer such values again.
Size 27x54 in. 80. $3.50 to $500
Size 35X70 in. -. $3.50 to $500
Size 4.6x4.6 TT. 80. $1,000 to $500
Size 6x9 It. $50. $25.OO to S32.5O
Size 6.9x9 #. .. $500 to $50. 90
Size S.3x10.6 IT. (. $4,000 to, $40. 90
Size 9x12 It. $3.50. $4,000 to 500. 90
Size 10.6x13.6 IT,. $4,000
Size 11.sx15 It. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Holiday Gifts Amongst Knit

There are Dressing Sacques, ':Hug.Me-
tights" Scarfs, Sleeveless jackets,
ShaWis and other dainty things; most of
which are hand-crocheted. In these are
all the popular colors, including Black,
White and Chinchilla.
Scarf and Cap Sets, in bright plaids
ana stripes. These are being shown for
xmas gifts AS we can get no more of
them at prennt prices, one had better
shop quickly. Second Floor. East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Weird Hallo'een Novelties of
All Kinds

For parties. here are Table Sets, Nap
kins, Decorated Paper, Aprons, Pump
lins, Lanterns, Favors, Seals, Invitations.
Festoons, Streamers, etc.
Basement-South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Rag Bugs for Bedrooms

Rag Rugs for Bedrooms
The price at which we are Offering
these Rugs makes them one OF tho
most attractive Rugs for bedrooms
and guest chambers we could sug,
gest.
Hit-and-miss effect. with neat
border Of blue, pink, yellow or
green:
Sizes 24x36 inches 800, Sf.OO
Sizes 3Ox60 inches 80. $500
Sizes 36S72 inches $3.50. $500
Sizes 4x7 feet ........ $3.50
Sizes 6x9 feet ........ 5000
Sizes 7.6x10.6 feet .$12.50
Sizes 9x12 feet -. $3.50
Sizes 12x15 feet $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Fashionable Outer Apparel

Is not incompatible with wartime oc-
cupations-or with economy, either.
There is quite as interesting all assem-
blage Of smart things in the store this
season as in other years, though simple
modes and moderate prices are the
order Of the day.
Gowns, Suits, Coats, Hats, F,urs and
other essentials of correct dress for
women and the younger set; pretty
Frocks and Outerwear for children:
nobby Furnishings for men and boys
all are here, ready for immediate use.
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
American.Made Wilton Rugs

Amefican.Made Wilton Rugs
Our assortment of Wilton Rugs
include the finest Rug mado in
America. The patterns and color
fngs are reproductions Of the East
ern Rugs; in dull shades Of Blue,
Rose, Taupe, Ivory and Gold. The
colorings are SO we'll blended that
they can be used with almost any
furniture.
Size 27x54 in.... $3.50 to Sfe.SO
Size s6x6S in. =. $lO.5o to $3.50
Size 4.6x7.6 IT,. So2.6O to $4,000
Size Sx9 It. 49,. $500 to $1,000
Size .S.3x10.6 IT.. $4,000 to 500. 90
Size 9x12 It. .... $1,000 to $4,000
Size 11.3xt5 It. $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
New Blouse Fashions

The latest and .smartest expressions of the mode,
Tailored and Costume Bouses of the practical types
much in demand to-day Featured in the assortment
Georgette Crepe Blouses, in suit shades with
bead silk embroidery with contrasting coors clevery
introduced, $3.50 to $2500
GeOrgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses, White and
Flesh; also all the suit shades, $5.95.
Handmade BlOuses, White Batiste and Voile S39S
and upward Second Floor, South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

Must be bought this year far in advance of the customary
order that traffic congestion be avoided later
delightful hg-such things everybody wantsar gathered
together here that will difficult to discover lust the
gift for every Individual need
Everything and fresh from the wrappngs there
IS something for member of the family
and tnlest baby. MILLER & RHOADS.
Evening journal., 1918-08-31
THE EVENING JOURNALS DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS
in

No doubt there VIII be a big turnout
Of anglers on the lakes and ponds this
weekend, due 10 the extra holiday nf-
forded by Labor Day. and great are the
expectations OF many as they have
been waiting for the month OF Septom-
Der 10 arrive. as II Is then time for the
waters TO become cooler and the "blg
fellows TO strike more readily While
the lakes and ponds Will be dotted by
fishermen from Saturday until Monday
evening. others Will be out with their
favorlte gun looking for squirrels.
Tidowater fishing Is very good at the
present tlme anglers making excellent
catches Of white perch, white catfish.
sunish and yellow perch. September
Is the best month for this kind Of
angling, and II often holds good until
late In October. The cooler water
which comes with the advent OF Sep
tember will add much to the pleas
ure Of fishing and the sport may be
counted upon TO hold good for the next
six weeks at least.
The recent hot spell drove all the
game fish 10 the deepest pools, from
which they refused TO be lured by ny
fisherman In any great numbers. Bet
ter conditions, however. can now be
looked forward to, "a the cool even
Evening journal., 1918-08-31
TRAP SHOOTING
ANGLING
BASEBALL
CANOE CLUB STARTS
ON ANNUAL CRUISE

Fifty canoes. It is anticipated. VIII
take part In the annual Labor Day re-
gatia Of the Delaware Canoe Club,
which promises to be the best ever
held by the club. Members Of the club
have been diligently decorating their
canoes for the regatta, and the crafts
Will make an inspiring sight when they
assemble for The regatta. The program
covers the cruise which began at the
Newport Club house this morning. From
there the members and their friends
padded 10 the clubs private property
above the dam. There VIII be some
forty or nifty canoes participating
on Sunday evening the club win hold
a pOw-wow on the camp site at which
time entries for the sports Will be
made
The sports, which VIII be held on
Labor Day on the lake just north Of
Crosby's includes the regular dash races
and fitting contests and a number OF
now and exciting aquatic sports.
The club has secured and will pre-
sent 10 the winners a number OF prizes
such as dufle bags, camera, flashlights
and such articles as are used by can
oelsts.
After lunch on Monday the club viii
return In a body 10 the clubhouse al
Newport.
Evening journal., 1918-08-31
CHAMPION WOMAN
TRAPSHOT OF u. s.
BY PETER p. CARNEY

Mrs. l.. G. Vogel, Of Detroit, Mich
has held the women's trapshootinG
championship so many years that
when some other fair Diana wrests The
title from her Il is quite unexpected
Mrs y. J. Dalton, Of Warsaw. Ind,
garnered the title in 1916 at st Louis,
and Mrs. Harold Almert. Of Chicago,
ILL.,. will be recognized the coming year
as the leading shot OF tho fair sex.
For years and years Mrs. Nogel has
been going along winning about every
ching a woman could win In the way
Of prizes at trapshootlng tournaments.
Only in late years has she had any
difficult competition from her own sex.
For upward Of % years Mrs. Vogel has
been recognized as the best amateur
woman shot. This year in the Grand
American Handicap she was far from
being at her best and retired.
In the Grand American. Mrs. Almert
broke 80 targets from II yards. Miss
Emma Wettleaf. Of Nichols. Ia. broke
the same number OF targets. On the
shoOioff Mrs. Almert proved victorious
This is Mrs. Almert's. third year OF
shooting. She won the woman's trap
euNUtluh NlhilllANN0iliN "a AAAAh'lT ~
fore she had been shooting three
Last 'year she averaged SO per cent,
and .his year until the Grand Ameri-
can tournament, hadn't done any bet
ter. Lester German. the professional
shot noticed Mrs. Almert shooting In
one Of the events and suggested
change that would improve her shoot
ing. Mrs. Almert changed her style
Of shooting and won the champion
ship.
Nine women shot in the Grand
American Handicap this year. Besides
Mrs. Almert. Miss wettleaf and Mrs.
vogel. the entrants were Mrs. c. n.
Moon. Of Eau Claire. Wis: Mrs. D. J.
Dalton. Warsaw, Ind; Mrs. H. F. Snod-
grass. Chicago; Mrs. J. II. May, Chi
cago: Mrs. A. II. Winkler' Chicago;
Mrs. C. H. Buchanan. Sioux Falls, 5.
D.: Miss Lucille Meusel, Green Bay,
Wis
Evening journal., 1918-08-31
Will DISPOSE OF
Third PLACE TIE
Harlan and Sparrow S Point
to Play at South Side
Today
STEELTON TO BE ON
LABOR DAY PROGRAM

The tie for third place in the Bethle-
hem Steel League between the Harlan
and Sparrow's Point teams Will. be
broken this afternoon when the two
mines will clash at the Harlan field. or
the three games played between the
teams so far this season, the local ag-
gregation has copped two Of them. and
is anticipating landing the third. With
the pennant out Of his reach. Manager
Payne is determined 10 finish as far up
In the race as possible and has his eye
on second place. The league season
closes Monday.
Manager Payne has picked George Du-
mont. who pitched Harlan TO the Ship
League championship Wednesday, TO
take the peak this afternoon.
Dumont was not forced to exert him
self Wednesday and should be in first
class shape today. II he should go
wrong Manager Payne has Lefty VIII