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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
o n BOARD
ROOMS IOH HLNr TINNIeHTD

loN hlNI NNlNliID u
tui, Htrr rso rir.ssut hrni.nsd
aH Twins iIlW add ai..pirF room. I""
IudIoe ur.Irr.,H. References exchanged
NH other f".'nars Phone ossr" s7sG.
tuD.r Bedroom, gdIYiuiuF both. walking
1I.fau.. .Ue uf Two gentlemen. Cedar
l'I..
rorurrt W go SHOPPING room Tor
urs .I two. private hum. close Loo, two
blosaT ~ p"ri"tno' r.fetrnoag required
ron nrsI lars,. ,,ntor'able bedroom
cincinnati cedar zoos.
ron ulsI Hurm with private family.
reasonable. gentlemen preferred 10
o. Eleventh cedar ioJ.
.FDuHrIL o.. 1888 ues,raJle. modern
r"oms 'front.' entrance. board u desired.
ron HEHr no GEErLEMEN small
comfortable sleeping room, reasonable
rent. rcforsnCcH exchanged. call i2t 8.
Cheyenne after g o. m
sleeping room, adjoining bath. Usage
ron RENT .tnvely upstairs room In
spIsn', 1,o6 l]9e't St"s ,, 5G'p3"s 5s.,. eouPl9'
dress 3o1 u. world. ouaEc CO.'S.
FIFTH. W, 7gl- Drsirabip front slcepiug
room adjoining bath, no other room
orr. suitabl" tor two. Cedar 2lb7
ron RrST south room shirley Rooms
Usage lt26.
FIFTH. W. 72I Thrco very nice sIecp-
ing ronma close IN two -, one -
sleeping rooms. irving acts Usage sB52.
ulGu CLASS room Tor gentleman, con.
Meeting bath, private phone, furnace
heat private entrance. on car line walk.
INK diHtauc", cedar 1875.
HOUSTON a., bl0-South single room.
rpaHuuab ln rent fufuAgp heat. In auiHf
homo. Usage ps69.
LOVELY front roon with breakfast. rea-
sonablo, Usage lAiI
LARGE. uowIy mruishci sleeping room.
south side, Tor one or two ladies. Usage
$50.
MARY mtOCKMAN. 8o2-stcam heated
room. adjoining bath, new. Usage bll5.
MAplsDN, r.. i22-wcil furnlshed sleep-
ing room. adjoining bath, nine blocks
Of Fourth and Main, private home; rent
reasonable. cedar l3s2.
NICELY furnished front bedroom Tor one
or two gentlemen. osage 3Slo-R
NICELY Furnished room, walking dis
tancc. rricc rchsonablr. Cedar 7N2
NINTH W 2i3-Clos" IN, bedroom
priced right osaEe s7b1,
ONE SLEEPING ROOM and sleepinq
apartment bath, VIII accommodate
two or more. ossge 625on
Room In apartment, cloHoNn, steam heat
uiccly furnished. Cedar lg3h
ROOM. siceping porch aud board after
November I, In private family, to two
cuuEenial young men who viii appreciate
a private home IN one OF The best and
! coolest locations on north side, good
living and reasonable ratio one block from
car, bus passes door. Usage bG2S.
ROoM in private home. connected With
bath, walking distance, with Or with
out Hltghcu privileges. Usage Set4.
ROOM and sun parlOr. adjoining bath
private homeE no other ruumers, "ofrr
cuccB. 20 H.. sixteenth, between Boston
and cincinnati. nHNgc b6eA
SECOND. W, fl2-Apartmont y, nicel,
furnished sleeping room, sdjulninl
bath.
SLEEPING ROOM Tor one or two, pri,
waite. modern home. cedar bSl.
SLEEPING ROOM for rent. also garage
Usage 67ao.t,
SIXTH W., 2i7-Sleeping room Tor rent
modern. private home, closc In,
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS sERNitT OFFERED

AcCONEGCp LACE CURTAIN IAUNpUY
DHaED t.ls. lil9 81. Cincinnati.
MATTRESSES renovated and recovered
We r,frlf Hld W.tfrr.IrH. aII work guar.
autsci. Porter Natures 60. Phone Usage
1886.
NATIONAL HOUSE 3 WINDOW
tIEAEIFG 60
Windows cleaned. wallpaper, wood work
washed. NuufH W.scd and polished our
prirss are reasonable. cedar llIo.
OLD feather beds mace INTO sectional
mattroHHeH. old pillows made new
oaago 1850.
NANTBn-'arpcuter work repairing.
counscgug gas stoves. general. handy
man Danr" 1881
$40 PER UOTR
For ai kinds Of plumbing fenalr work.
Call J.. ~. Hoatright, the open shop
plumber. COG ". Third. Usage s31c. All
work guaranteed.
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desirable rooms with connecting
hath iu private home ladies preferred.
Oaago 1858 j.
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FRISCO, g. 40A-Furulshod rooms FOR
hght housekeeping, Usage 6tlS.
FRISCO, s., 30s-Ouo room for uFnt
h%ousokecping, close boz,
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.peciai rates Tor permanent guest.

wESTLAND HOTEL. 2O6u u. Third, hot
and cold water. steam heat. rooms s.
60 S. private and connecting bath, SO
TO 1i2 Usage 1878.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
EMPLOYMENT
WIELP ~WANTED-NAII

INTELLIGENT PERSON. either
sex. may earn 100 to 1900 monthly
corresponding Tor n~cwspapers, IS 20 us
per co'umn. an or snare time, eEprrionc q
unuerrsHsry. no gauypaHinE. Send Tor
particular. NatlBhal Press bureau, Rut-
fAlo. ~ Y
GOOD sTENogHAPHER and alI.around
office man with Al character and ref
eronccH Must be absolutely competent
to work Boo U' OFFICE. Apply with written
letter N application at ~ Kennedy B,dE
Saturday evening at s o'clock.
LEARN AUTOMOBILE HtSIFESS
Thorough. practical course, repairing and
operating day Mr. evening classes start
now. CAN or write. open evenings.
TULSA AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Fourth street at Elgtn.
Eyans-ioward Motor Building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
INSTRUCTION

DANCING AND DRAMATIC 80
MASQUERADE costumes. H~allowen'en or
original, at s25 East Third. Phone Usage
~.
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EMPLOYMENT
MUTATIONS wANTED-MALE 4
Inc al. helm. mnai he mini In nIA a noe

Tho ads below must he paid in advance.
MARRIED. MAN-seVeral Years export
~nce as photographic, ~rrcHpond, nt'
chief clerk. 4 years oil executive ABILITY
highest Inference. Desires position Tulsa
or elsewhere. Address box S7t.M World.
non UNION carpenters and painters
wIrh employment by tho day OF JOB.
Cedar 1905.
POSITION wanted BY experienced truck
driver. best references. Call for Mr.,
SlChols cedar 25oG.
RELIABLE. middIc-sr,d white couple,
experienced. want work IN apartment
house. hotel office building or ranch,
Thon pton. 2ts n. Boston.
srESOGUAPHER- Position wanted by
young man also ~bookkoeper. For in-
t'rviev. address s77-m World.
SUPERIETENDENT. now Employed
would like to make a change. Begin
at the bottom and work up. can give
Al references would leave Oklahoma.
II interested, write 6si-M, World.
wANTEp-Pusition by young man, -,
a. private chauffeur or truck driver.
Phone Cedar o3i. MIR smith.
SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE Is
The ads below must he paid In advance.
CuLORED WOMAN Will DO halt days
work In exchange Tor room and board.
No laundry. Phone pRage 's5.
COMPETENT sTENOGRArHER several
years experience. desires temporary
or permanent position. Reasonable salary.
Usage 1o5t-J.
EXPERIENCED Photographed desires
position from November LIST 20 March
lst Shorthand or dictaphcne. Refer
enccs, Address box 67s-M. world.
EXPERIENCED cigar girl wants position.
Hours no object. Phone usage tlbt
FOR TIRST-CLAsS laundry, call Usage
1895. 1915 S. quincy. IN work slar-
can Tor and deliver
GOOD honest colored girl wants place TO
do homework or maid work. References
furnished. Usage 376'
NEAT COLORED n wants steady iot
cooking. Phone Usage 6t6l. Hattie
williams.
POSITION desired by young lady as TYP.
ist or general office work. Phone Usage
2s22-J.
POSITION WANrEp-As housekeeper.
box i6i
SrENOGRAPHER MOUNTAINEERING
years experience. desires stenogrophic or
S ~a9es ,iSs. Usage saoa. '-''' ~
sTESoGRAPHFR with three years eI-
p~erience wants position. city references.
Phone Usage 1893.
Observation-Disclosures woman, thor
oughly experienced, desires position
with reliable firm or individual. Phone
Usage 3376.
STENOGRAPiIC position, neat and ac-
curate, 10 years experience. Phone
Usage 1867.
/ w~ANTED-By widow and young lady.
position as manager and housekecper.
Address 5-A, World.
WANTE.-pnsitiop as innitress or house
keeper In roomlng or apartment house,
by refined. uncncunbered lady. Mrs.
Lection. 3ls =. seventh ST. tulsa, okla,
! wANTED-A position as housekeepcr,
where there is no other women. Usage
| S1o2.
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MccoHvfCp LACE CURTAIN LAuNpRY
Usage t.ls. lil9 b. Cincinnati.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
FINANCIAL
nTsINESs oPPORTVNITIEs


BUSINESS oPPORTJNlTIEs ~
ATTENTION business menl Headauar-
tiers for circular work. Work must be
brought and called for, First door east
OF 172f South Rockford.
A REAL CHANCE to make big money,
New proposition In Memphis, Tenn.
343-E, care World,
BAKERY and, delicatessen located IN one
Of the best stores IN Tulsa. Fixtures
ing business for one person to handle.
some terms. can b.. J. Shaltcky & Co.
Cedar 1918.
CAFE for sale. dolnE good business. four
years IN business. lNod lease. Write or
call In person. 10 =. Fourth.
ELECTRIC shoe shop for sale or rem ~
shoemaker wanted, good location. Cail
cage Ssa.
FOR SALE-One n the best suburban
cash groceries with two modern living
rooms IN connection, 81, 100 cash. Call
Usage ease.
FoR sALE-Gesoline mling station. we'll
located, IN Tulsa. Address 35G-E.
World.
FOR SALE-One Of the best suburban
cash groceries In city. Call Usage S9i9.
FOR sALE-Gobd paying grocery. In good
location, bargain II taken at oncr. Ad-
dress box 335-E. World.
FOR sALE-Compiete automobile Ignition
and generator shop, complete outfit and
stock. VIII sell at a great bargain. call
22O n. Main. Usage 655s.
] vi % AhfNNAA an ia AlNAAN Z
Okla. l2o \. Fourth 81.
% SALE OR TRADE-Grocery, would
consider one-half for Ozark land. Usage
FoR sALE-io-room house, with arch
cave. large barn, two wells. In Augusta,
Grocery store and meat market, Z miles
aouth OF Augusta, opposite Empire pipe
yarda Good business cheap II sold AZ
Kan. Phone lsi-S,4.
FOR sALE-Grocery and market, reason
OF selling, leaving town. Usage 27t
ron SALE or trade, complete cleaning
and pressing plant, now stored. Hoff-
man press. VIII sell or trade Tor Ford
touring. A bargain, Box 297. Mounds.
Okla.
FOR sALE-seven.table billiard parlor
only place In town, f,2ee, terms. Fred
Conkltn, Quapaw, Okla,
GOOD bakery, no competition, In a No.
I conditions. good New Home spread
over, steelprolf box, fine show eases
fresh stock, itoO for ",en and fixtures.
and invoice stock, Don't write, come at
once. OH field will be opened next spring.
bradbury Bakery, Fan River. Kansas.
GROCERY, south side location, close to
school and church Nice fixtures, clean
stock, rent reasonable. This Is a real
month. Cell MS for Business Investments.
III, J. skallicky & co. Cedar 1918.
HALE Interest pipe machine shop az
kaw city, oklar viii trade for real
Call OF write, a, Boxer, box 245, wichita.
J Kan.
/ WOULD RE Interested ~ interviewing
a young man who could render personal
services and invest $500 IN a legitimate
business, Address 679-M, World, for ap,
potntment.
INVESTMENT
II YOU have some Idle money, and are
Interested IN a safe Investment which viii
pay splendid returns. call Cedar ~ for an
appointment, or cau In person at room
$40 Kennedy Rldg
ONLAHUMA SYNDICATE owning inter
est in two hundred-acre oil property
has struck oil, "A lOO-barrsl well Nnd
will arm two more wells at once. n
you have $500 60 invest we will send you
fun report and bank references. Write
today, This opportunity wiz not stay
open. Address, Fuller oil Syndicate,
a22 Mayo BIDS, Tulsa, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29
FINANCIAL

RAJ EsraTB LOANS a.
MONEY 10 loan, chattei loans sgT.-5
loans. See US. Western credit 60
Byuuu BldE. Usage b7ts.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Scandal

There are women in Devils Lake
who take delight in attempting to
wreck homes. destroy the love of hus-
band for wife and wife for husband.
An apt illustration occurred here this
week in, which one woman lost the
friendship of many others whom she
had saddled her acquaintance upon
without their knowledge of her insi-
dious home wrecking qualities, herself
several times welded and dissatisfied
with her present husband by her own
words spread broadcast in her neigh
borhood. Dispising her own husband
one of the finest of men and honestly
trying to make her a happy home
filled with gossip that grew to lies
of enormity and so proved; this wo-
man will now pay the penalty of her
falsehoods, her nastiness, by the un-
doubted loathsome meetings of for
mer friends. Gossip, stretched to vast
imaginations, to lies, to indecency of
her stories of her own private life.
may eventually wreck the home of
this perpetrator of atrocious moral
crime. Is there a moral? Gossip
unheeded is best, gossip if it must be
told, told as such, is better than a
continuance of falsifying charges told
as fact. 1t will all come home some
day. To see the better things of life
the good in folks in spite of their bad
ness is kinder and truer instinct, a
more womanly instinct.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
FORBALL
bR0T TO AN END
Best Team Devils Lake
Ever Had lis Gone

The baseball season in Ramsey
county has been terminated, accord
ing to assistant manager of the sea-
sons club, w. x. Sterner. "Buck"
Sterner, who gave Devils Lake the
best baseball club this city ever had
and who managed the club, is still in
the city settling up minor affairs be-
fore leaving for points in the east.
His brother, W. K, expects to spend
several weeks with a threshing outfit
before returning to Minnesota, where
he will continue studies in the Mime
sofa state university. Both men have
gained many friends and the warm en-
dorsement of the community for their
efforts in the national pastime here
during the past few months.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Up To Nest0s
And MIR. Thompson

Olof Ribb, the fighting farmer edi-
tor of Ward county, has made some
pretty specific charges against r. A.
.>estos, assistant states attorney of
ct county, and l. V. A. candidate for
,vernor. Minot's lack of law en-
fo,cement has been well advertised
over the state. Langer's raid, and
numerous federal raids, as we'll as
the correspondence of a special writer
for the United Press who visited the
town to investigate conditions, have
all agreed that the situation is bad
Mr.. Nestos seems to make the ex-
cuse that he didn't know of any law
lessness. First LANCER, then the
federal agents, then Tom Noodle of
the United Press, and lastly Olot
have all pointed it out to him. Still he
doesn't act. Is this the type of man
the I. V. A. have chosen to redeem
North Dakota morally from the wick.
ed Nonpartisan Leaguers? - Elk.
change.
Shall we ask the states attorney
of Ramsey county, elected to office by
the votes of the Nonpartisan League
why he don't put blinker on law
lessness as it may be found in RAM
sey county and even Devils Lake
What's states attorney for?
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
CONVENTION TO
COME HERE next
Year PRINTERS
E. M. Crary Secures
Event For His
Home City

Devils Lake will be host at the next
annual convention of the North Dako-
ia Press association, according to a
unanimous decision of that body in
convention at Jamestown last week.
E. NJ. Crary, former editor of The
World, in company with Harry john
son Of the Edmore Herald News, get
credit for securing the event for this
city. Mr.. Crary, secretary Of the Pub
fishers Mutual Insurance company, at
tended the meeting this year and
made the, plea*to bring the meeting
here after asking for and securing an
invitation from President Archie Mil
Ter of the Civic & Commerce associa-
tion of this city and President A. v.
Haig of the city commission. No defin-
lite date for the 1922 gathering has
been set but Mr.. Crary declared it
would be set for some time in July
or August.
Riley Morgan President.
Riley Morgan, editor and publisher
of the Starkweather Times of this
county, and prominent in newspaper
circles thruout the state, was elected
president of the press association at
the jamestown meeting.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
"Y" WORKERS
BACK HOME NOW
Secretary Conrad And
~ Party End Tour

Secretary A. E. Conrad of the Y.
M. C. A. organization Of Ramsey coun-
ty together with Joe Drew of this
city and Jack Fawcett Of Starkweath-
er, returned here Sunday following a
motor tour to Lake Geneva, Wiscon-
sin, where they participated in school
courses at the famous Y. M. C. A. in
stitution maintained there annually.
'Y" work will be resumed at once
and in full swing thruout> the region
by September first, Secretary Conrad
announced this morning. The COM
munity meetings held in the rural dis
tricts. will be staged the same as last
year in nearly all districts where in
vitations are extended. Secretary
Conrad is particularly anxious to Sc
cure the cooperation of Ramsey coun-
ty farmers in his efforts to build up
the boyhood of today to the manhood
of tomorrow Other features of "Y''
work will be actively undertaken at
once, it was announced.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

Men of
Editorial 4

If you have anything to sell adver-
tise it. It is not necessary that you
be merchant and occupy big store
upon the main street. Be an advertis-
er. If you want to hire man or if
you want a job, advertise. If you
are farmer and desire to sell your
crops, your farm or any article you
possess, advertise the fact in the local
paper. You will get results. Do not
be afraid to let people know what
you want to buy or sell. You want to
get in touch with them and they with
you. Then advertise. If you adver-
tise, you will be winner.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Treasurer Elmslie
Points Out The Tax
- 'Delinquencies Now

County Treasurer Elmslie is point
ing out delinquencies in tax payments
these days. MANY more delinquent
personal property taxes than in pre-
vious years are noted" he said this
morning. "There is already ten
per cent penalty on these taxes and
they will soon be in the hands Of the
sheriff for collection with additional
costs added. The way the law now
stands as regards real estate taxes
it becomes to the advantage of all
concerned to pay them before October
18th as a five per cent penalty is
added then to the second half and an
additional five per cent on Novem-
Der /. Three per cent is added Novem-
ber 1st on the first half, making a
total of at least ten per cent on the
first day of November"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

denied. Farmers petitioned newspa-
pers to take up Maxson's fight from
all quarters. A few are said to have
petitioned the city against the grant
ing of a license. M j. Cowley, city
auditor, a week ago declared Commits
sioner Hooking had specific charges
to make against Maxson. According to
the records Of the board last night,
these failed to materialize-in the
meantime many farmers have been
handicapped for help owing: to the
temporary shut down of the agency.
Maxson, in an interview, declared the
action of the commission in ordering
the granting of the license on filing
of an application vindicated him and
was "clean cut victory over petty jea-
lousies in city politics and business" F"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10


Clerk Of Court Herman Stenseth
presides over the sittings of district
court here when in session and the
official records Of his Office. He also
.tengineers" the filing Of naturaliza-
tion records until formal hearings.
Generally Herman is a friend Of all
political factions. He is a prominent
member Of st. Olaf's Norwegian
Lutheran Church and active in the
conduct Of that organization. We he-
lieve in handing out the bouquets while
our friends live-and to Clerk of
Court Herman Stenseth, we credit;
. competent official, a friend Of the
needy, a good Church and fraternity
member. ..s., fl 3s
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Mrs. C.. X. Lee And
Daughter Return Home

Mrs. C. X. Lee and daughter, Miss
Tilda, have returned from trip to
the Twin Cities, where they visited
friends and relatives and Rice Lake,
WISCONSIN, where they were the guests
CT Mrs. Lees daughter, Mrs. Joseph
ni]Istrom. Miss Tilda, who is en-
p'oyed in States Attorney Thomp-
sons office, arrived home earlier than
bel mother after a brief visit with
her sister, Miss Judith Lee, who is
stenographer for one of vhe large
Minneapolis concerns and incidentally
wei known here
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
CITY COMMISSION VIND|CATES
HEAD Of MAXSON EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE AND ORDERS LICENSE
Closed Thru Police Commissioner Hooking
Several Weeks. Farmers Rejoicing

The A. Maxson employment agency
here is resuming business again to-
day. The city commission in its meet
ing last night terminated the "scrap"
of the past few weeks between A.
Maxson of the pioneer employment
agency, and w. E. Hooking, police
commissioner and head of the license
department. Farmers in every cor
ner Of the county who have for twen-
ty years sought and secured farm help
thru Maxson were rejoicing over the
-op(ning Of what many called "ou1
labor Office" in Devils Lake.
With the refusal of Commissions:
Hooking to grant license to Max
son, bitter complaint went up from
all sections. Personal differences, it
was declared in some quarters, were
mixed in the controversy. This was
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
IF, Merchant, Professional Men

for Monday, September 9Th, has been
postponed and fused with the big
event on the following Sunday. In
vitations to speakers and labor organ
izations in all parts of the state will
be sent out, it is announced. Women
speakers will be on the program. Fun,
politics, the latter good and clean and
limited entirely to issues of the day
the State of North Dakota-and
athletics with a big good time for
everyone including baseball, SWIM
ming, boating, ETC., ETC., are planned.
Everybody Invited.
Everybody in the county, in Ben
son county and Nelson county is in
vited no matter what politics the Wis
itors profess. The city park commits
sion will make special efforts to fea-
ture the day.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10

day will furnish music for all
bodies, political or non-political,
no creeds barred. The same or
ganizatiOn is one of the leading
factors for boy development of
the region.
C. j. Kelly is chairman Of the
ways and means committee which
seeks to erect . $25,00O1 home, for
this organization in Devils Lake.
When the committee calls on you,
in spite of all financial conditions
and for the sake of future genera
tions and the boys Of today that
are the men of tomorrow, do
your Bit"
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Get Weighed Free
At Ramsey Drug Co.

I Get your weight free?, Where? ?
At the Ramsey Drug company store.
The Moran brothers, proprietors, have
installed one Of the latest weight de-
vices Of the Toledo scale company in
their modern establishment where the
public may weigh free. Does North
Dakota agree with you? Find,out by
weighing on the scales at the Ramsey
Drug company on Kelly avenue op-
posite the city hall.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
Benson Sheriff Nabs
A Booze Manufacturer

Harlow, N. D.-Sheriff Randall and
States Attorney w. G. Mcdonald from
Minnewaukan, raided the George Bath
rick place near here last week in
search of an illicit still. Bathrick was
caught "red handed" with his "plant"
producing the juice that sets heads
whirling, and taken to the county
seat, pleaded guilty. He was fined
5000 and ninety days sentence in the
county Jail.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-08-10
OFFICE
HERE IS FOURTH
Does Heavy Volume OF
Business For Farmers

Devils Lake STANDS fourth in North
Dakota in the prominence of its posi-
tion as labor center for harvest help,
according to Mike Noonan, Federal
employment agent here. Fargo:
Grand Forks and Minot only being
reported as supplying farmers with
more help. Mr.. Noonan declares the
government agency here has been a
big help to the farmers this season and
he has been able to meet all demands.