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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
PERSONS
MUST PAY A FEE
Ten Cents VIII BE Enacted From
Eoilors OF Passes, Which Suo
GOes TO Benefit Fund.

n the future theatrical people who
have been admitted free TO the diff
ferent theateTs win be compelled to
pay small fee. The managers of the
different places of amusement have
decided to adopt the rule which is in
vogue in the East OF charging the
talent" the sum OF 10 cents per per-
son to see the show.
The money realized from this
source VIII be turned into the actors
benefit fund The rule went into eff
feet yesterday. Many who were not
aware Of it were forced to pay the
assessment, which they did without
hesitancy, realizing the good that it
does
When one Of the profession pre-
sents pass it is stamped and the fee
of 10 cents is exacted. The money
and the passes are sent back to the
Actors Home at Staten Island, \. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
pARK II-Ry rAIIs 10 AGREE.-T-

PARK JURY FAILS TO AGREE.-The jury
in the case OF e. c. Park, charged with felony
embezzlement after being out over eighteen
hours failed 10 agree and Judge Lawlor dis
charged them shortly after the noon hour yes
terday. Park purchased a mems furnishing
store at 232 Sixth street from Mrs. Mary Sc
lowsky and in May, 1902, she gave him a pair
OF diamond earrings, diamond heart and clus-
ter ring OF the aggregate value OF SOS TO keep
for her in his safe. It was alleged that he
pawned the articles and appropriated the
money.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
Native Sons Entertain.

Mission Parlor No. 3s, n. S. G. W.,
gave its thirtieth entertainment at
Native Sons Hall last night before a
big audience. Among those who par
ticipated in the programme were G.
R. Thomson, O. z. Kanien, L. Cava-
lier H. w. Gaber, Irene Bacigalupi,
Mrs. L. A. Gibbons, Vincent Toomey,
Lester Alden. Grace Gould, Anne Bel
land
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
PHOTOGRAPHERS IN CONVENTION
Exhibition of Artistic Camera Work Attracts Crowd
to the Mechanics Pavilion Art Gdllefu

The second annual convention Of the
Photographers Association of Califor-
MIA was formally opened yesterday in
the art gallery Of the Mechanics Pa
vilion. Representative from studios all
over the State were present when o.
II. Boye made the address of welcome.
The convention will continue to-day
and tomorrow.
The walls of the gallery were hid
den behind hundreds of studies from
local and Eastern photographs. Most
of these were portraits, but the eX
hibit includes every manner of camera
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

FOR 2. s. Navy xa<d and vaIlejo.
SIrs. General Frisbie. Monticello and Arruw.
N Leave San Francisco Sundays 9:A1 An.
L. 80 p.n- pm. $50 pm Leave Vallejo.
an, m. II 30 p-u-. 3 Is pm. pm Sum
days am. an. 3:20 pm. pm Pier Z
r. Nizsion ST.; phone Main l6o& HATCH BROS
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

y : ! :
Steamers leave Broadway
ZNSQN wharves (piers Q and I'D,
S N,HA San Francisco:
fnJWR%a N For Ketchikan. WrangeL.
II WC<X 4 i juneau. Treadwells, Hafnss
w Neks/ a. m. October IL. IL. a2. 81
VNN /S/ Nov. 1. Change to this COM
N4S@SIIT/ pany's steamers at Seattle
Sr Fer Victoria, Vancouver
Port Townsend. Seattle. Tacoma Everett
South Bellingham. Bellingham-11 a. m Oct
IL. IL D. q. Nov. L Change at Seattle to
this compaEy's steamers for Alaska and g. "
Ry.; AZ Seattle Tacoma to N p Ry: az
Vancouver TO c. p. Ry.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay)-Pomona. I 30
p. m, October 13. 10. 25. 81 Nov. g Corona
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and
Redondo) San Diego and Santa Barbara-
Santa Rosa. Sundays. 9 a.
State OF California, Thursdays, a. m
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro ana Eass
San Pedro). Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz Nom
terey, San Simeon. Cayucos, Port Harford (Saa
Luis Obispo), Ventura and Hueneme
Bonita a. m. October H. % 30 Nov 7
Coos Bay a. m. October 10 IS 26 Nov 2
For Ense1sda. Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo. Mszatlan. Altata. La Paz. Santa Ro-
salfa, Guaymas Mex. 10 a m. 7th each mo-
For further Information obtain folder Rizhe
TICKET OEFICES-4 New Montgoun-
cry St palace HoteD. 10 Market ~. and Broad
way wharves. Freight Ofice 10 Market st
10 Market ST. San Francisco.
The Pacific Transfer Co. 20 Suttsr st VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Telephone Exchange 312
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

CATALOGUES and CAR CARDS.-GabrieI
Printing Co. print anything. 41s Sacramento. .
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

Change that sallow. pimply face to a
clear, clean one by using Lash's Bitters.s
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27
TO U. S. NAVY YARD AND VALLEJO
STEAMER II. j. CORcORAN

Leaves $ F.. Clay ST. N end OF Ferry bidR-
so q. m. 8 D. n, leave Vallejo daily s:5l
a m 1870 and $50 D m Sundays D. n
rare sc. p. A G. Co Phone Main 6k1-
Saturdays excepted
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cOmPAesIE GENERALS rRAxsArLAxrIosR

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs -
Failing every Thursday instead oe u Eff6
Saturday, at 10 a from Pier n ~EszKzZss
North River foot OF Morton 1t.
Ffrst class Fiavre. $40 ard upward. Seo-
ond class 70 Havre SIS and upward CEN
EPAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES ANn
CANADA So Broadway Hudson buildiaEl.
New York J. +. FUGAZI & CO. Pacific coass
AGENTS 5 Montgomery avenue San FranciscnI
Tfeksts sold by all Railroad Ticket Agenta
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

Miss Hazel Damon, who displayed fe-
line proclivities when Patrolman Orr
arrested her for drunkenness and dis
orderly behavior one Saturday evening
in the redlight section of O'Farrell
street was fined $100 by Judge Mogan.
Asked If she had that amount of
money to contribute to the city's main
tenance she surlily snapped. Nav, but
/ kin git it," She was given till this
morning to pay the fine or go to JAIL
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-27

Miss Elvira GrOce, who was shot and
seriously wounded by Paul Sassac Sat-
urday night on Montgomery avenue,
declined to prosecute her assailant
I'VE kept company" she said, "and
he was good to me, and 1 don't think
he knew what he was doing when he
shot me, and I wasn't much hurt any,
way, and 1 want to get away to the
country and that's all I have to say
about it,
And that's all she could be inveigled
into saying about it, although Judge
Mogan exercised his finest suasive art
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
Progresses Dc Ia Association do
PraCtiGaRteS.
Han presentado ahora una instan-
cia al Departamento CONSOLE
dado.

La Asoclaci6n de Practicantes ade-
lanta r6pidamente en- su prcgreso in-
tslectual.
Hubo una 6poca en- que para ser
Practicante solo Sc necesitaba conOci-
mientOs practicos.
Hoy los prOfesores en- cirujfa menor
poseen ademas un caudsl de conoci-
mientos t6cnicos.
En- defensa de los intereses de Ia
clase h6nse undo. organizadamente con
un reglamento que impone derechos y
deberes.
Con motive de estar yacante una
plaza de inspector de hygiene han pre-
sentado al Jefe del Departamento con-
solidado una instances pidiendo que
ese cargo sea cubierto en- 10 sucesivo
por individuos de dichs association.
fundandose para clio en- que tienen CO.
nocimientOs de hygiene que no poseen
los particulares que no SO han dedica-
do al estddio especial de la hygiene CO.
m Vienen hRci6ndOlo elIos.
Desde 4uego entendemos que los
dsstinos p6blicos deben recaer en- per-
sonas competentes y no por recomen-
daciones pOIlticas.
Es un medic para que sean desem-
Te6ados con habilidad v sirva de estf-
muiO las personas que tlenen apego
Rl prOgreso Intellectual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
Paz J Orten aver en- Baylm6n.
Un elector unionista fu@ rechazado
pero logro que al fin Sc lie hicie
ra iusticia.
(De maestro cOrrsp0aas6z especiGZ.)
Octuhre 10

(De 4suestr0 cOrYespou80l especially
Octubre 12.-
81 dia II, seg6n 0rdena Ia ley, cons
tituy6se un colegio electoral en- ell pre-
cinto no % para que en- 81 fueran
inscribirse todas las personas que tu-
Vieran dereehO & clio.
ComponIan Ia mesa. como p0esiden-
te. don Carmelo Mufioz. (republicano)
Jesds Carlos C6rdova, (republicano) y
representandO & Ia Union don Abelar-
do Sanchez.
La inscription fu6 muy pobre y sur
gi6 una protesta debida que SO pre-
sent6 s inscribirse un unionistA y los
jueces republicanos 10 rechazarOn, pc
rO Embellishments m0ntaron & c2ballo
don MaItes Sierra y don Polo Rodri-
guez y antes de una hora llegaron con
Ell iuez americana y mas ell Sr. Gu
mersindO Rivera. los cuales hicieron
resplandecer la justicia y fu6 inscripto
ell elector que habfa sido rechs z9do.
Hay que hacer justicia; tanto los re-
publicanos como los unionistas han es-
tadO muy cOrrect0s en- 81 Cumpi-
miento de So deber.
La casa en- que Sc verifcaf0n Las ms
Cr1pclones e9 prOp1ed&0 DEL SF. Nogue-
ras, el cuRl Ia cedi6 con su proverbiaI
galanterfa.
Seg6n noticias. cuando lIegaba IN
republican,. hacfa un individuO que
estabR por fuera sefias convenidas y al
momento era admitido y CuandO era
an unionista quien llegaba era otra la
seflal Y Sc le ponfan cortapizas.
-Ha sido muItado eESr. Rafael Va
lies con $5. 80 de muIta por habdr pOr-
tado arnas el dis de Ia fiesta que se
efectuaba en- Buena Vista, casa del Sr.
No0ueTRs.
El denunciante fu6 muy ObaequiadC
por Ts familia Nogueras el d{a de d
fiesta y el denunciado es an dependien'
g de O casa del Sr. NOgueraa que haee
INSIDE tres amos que eGt6 ca ellas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
In dOmiRiCanO en- 0I
ej6rcit0 jap0n6s,
Dice un diario dominicano:

Dlce an diaFiO dominicano:
SIN IN aueltO de cr6nica- qua lefmos
aver en- este diario, se Copia .de un pe-
rlodo de L9ndres Ia notieia de que una
de les diVisiones del ei6rcito iapon6s
tlene pOr jefe un venezolaro cuyo
nombre es Emigdio Martinez, que ae
distingui6 mucho durante Ia guerra
chino-jsponesa Y eeta casado con Ia
hiia del Mariscsl Conde de Yams gata.
El cronista sgFegs: eDe SECURE que
debe habsr tambi6n alg6n dominicano
por all6.S
81 10 hay; Sc llama Federico Garcia.
es natural de MonteCristy, hij0 de
FaustinO Garcia (s) ell Pinto, fu6 en-
pleadO largo tempo de Ia casa j /
Jlm6nez, EMBARGO en- un buque de Ve-
Ia y se fu6 & New York, ciudad en- que
tom6 plaza como voluDtsrio en- ell eier-
cito americana que sali6 en- esa 6pocR
8 combatir en- FlIipinas. peIe6 alII mu-
cho y fuese despu6s al Jap6n. desde
donde escribe dando detqlles de como
Sc guerrilNea por ala & Ia criOlla.
Garcia tiene un hijo con una muier
de Montecristy, quien diriie dicha
caEta.
No sera extra1o que en- cuaIquier
mOmt nto tropecemos entire las noticias
ablegraticas con un parte por el es-
tilo:
Sci G, neral Federico GArcfa, doni-
nicSno ell seHvicio de la causa isponesa,
ha iLfigidO una gran derrots & las
fuerzas rusas y tornado q Port Ar
thurs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
NotieIas genera!es

LIBROS RECIBIDOS 1ltimameLte tie
en- la librerIa de B. f. Saniurjo Vidal.
San jose mum. 10 San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Memorandum de Farmacia Qufmica,
para Ia licenciatura y el doctorado en-
Farmacia por ell doctor Jammes. Un
tcmo tela, so centavos.
Principles fundRmentales de Mecca
MICA Mec6nica splicada. 2 tomitos
tela, 40 centav0s.
Vida y escritos de Juan CIemente
Zesea por Enrique Pifieiro. Un tomo
teIa, 85 centavOs.
Ri conseiero de las familias. Gufa
de sanos Y eDfermos por Monsefior
Kneipp. Un tomo tela, 80 centav0s.
La Infancia. Su desarrOII0 espiri-
tual y corporal. Exitos de la cura
Kueipp en- las intermediates nerViOsas
de los nihOs. Un tOmo tela. so cen
taVOs
Quiero ser un car6cter por Carlos
Cocteur. =. Un tomo enc8rtOn6 con la
minas, 40 centavos.
Legislation Hipotcaria de UItramRr
Anotada por don don jose Morell
RegistradOr de In propiedad. Un to-
mo pasta espa6ola, / dollar Is cts.
JULIAN MATLENZO. - Almac6n
de Ferreteria. Ofrece de su especia-
idad, surtidO complete de pinturas in
glesas Qarantizadas de superior cali
dad, surtido complete de efectos para
coches. ruedas patente, camOnes. etc.
Surtido complete de palas, barras, Ca
rretiuas, barrenas, piCOs, azadas, me-
Chas de nina y rsstrillos. Surtido
Comr letO de efectos de plomeria, ba-
NOS laVabos. llaves de todas classes.
etc TodOs 4 precios sin Competen.
Cia. r.
ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WEISER, son las mejores marcas de
cervezs americana. P1danlas en- los
Restauranes y Cafetines. Estas cerve-
zas son puras mpletamente y ibres
de tOdO acido. De venta en- tOd0s los
establecimientos de La Capital. Mi
llenh0f g Korber, agentes generates.
HOTEL HELVETIA.-Cruz ~.
HsbitaciOnes frescas y bien amuebia-
das. mesa excelente. serviciO esmera-
do, baf1os de ducha y todas las como
didas anexas & estos establecimietOsn
Propietario Pedro Schira.
LA destiler1a que en- Maysgiiez
tiene establecida don Federico GatelI,
produce los mejores icOres, como Gre
mas, anfs brandys; pero su especia-
lidad Y 10 que Ie ha dRdO nombre es 81
Ron vieio Gatell, por su pureza y
buen gust0.
-PIerde 81 tempo lastimosamente
eI que teniendo anemiR use Otra medi
Gina que no sea lRs ePildoras rosada
del DR.. Paniagua.e .
-Todas las personas de gust0 no 20
man Otra cervezR que II marca SFeDs6s'
que reune tOdos Las condiciones DE ~
buen articulo, uniendo & este SO m6d1c
preCio. M. r. CaIder6n y Co, 4e
lpan- II, son -sus agenteg'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
RICHARD J. B|GGS
PROFESSOR Pc tNGLeS.
Tetuan 30. .a2 .Apartado, 436
PIlDORlS
PIlDORlS

Para las personas p6Iidas. las pfldo-
rss deI Lcdo. Lsmoutte dan resultadOs
noaravilIosos: son soIicitadas con el
nombre exclusive de <Confortativas. ,
Curan Ia anefnia radicalmente. vigori-
zan. tonifcan y deVueIven juventud y
Iozanfa.
El sinn6mero de curaciones obteni-
das Y Ia mucha solicitud que tienen.
iustiican 10 dicho y prueban que son
buenas.
Y como con frecuencia Sc me pre-
sentsn uueias de engaflos efectuados
con pfldoras expendidas por NConfor-
tativaso, estoy indignado de semejsnte
conducta. perseguir6 q los fslsifcad0-
res para hacerles aplicar Ia Ley.
Coamo, p. r. Octubre de 1904.
Is p. Z. L0no0astte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
INTERESA AL COMERGIO.

Una ioven puertorriquena uue habIa
ingl6s conoce Ia escritura m&qnina,
deseR colocarse en- una ofcinR como
corresponsal 8 para anklogO serviciO.
Est6 dispuesta & aceptar un sueldo
m6dicQ haata que. probada 50 suicien.
ciA he la asigne eI que Sc consideRe CO.
mo justa compensation de 50 tfabsjo-
Para inf0Fmes diEiiirse & sLa Cores
pondancia.a b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
LA TIENOITA
DE j. ECHEVARRIA.

Plaza Principal 30. al lado del
San Juan. p. r.
R0pa heCha & precios reducidos para
se6oras, ninos ' caballeros. 81 efeCtos
de quincalla. Surtido nuevo todas las
semanAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-13
], t. SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL Co

San Juan Aguadilla P R.
sucursal en- Paris 81 Place de Ia Madeleine
Bill and Letters of Credict all cities in Furopa
Nueva-York CLEANS, Francisco Habana ETC. ETC.
Cal3 transfer Deposits received Commissions
CorresponSales De
Credit Lyonnais London Paris Madrid Barcelona
Banque Transatlantique
Socete Generae.
Banque Autrichienne Vena.
A. Jmenez & Iondre
g. & Nueva York
American Express C9 Nueya York
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco California
ngaHts of
Sucrere Centae &Coloso2, Aguada Puerto Iraco tars
Norwich UuDion Society Norwich
BOmpniage Company TOronton Canada.
Cotsh America ale Transatlanique
Cuben Steamship Company
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22
A House Warming.

The old neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fuller chartered a special
coach on Saturday evening and
directed Moturman Arthur Savold to
lay them down at that nice cew resi-
dence across the 500 track. The
party arrived there just as it was get
ting dark and found Frank and his
good wife trying to keep the big 500
mosquitoes away by means of q
smudge. 1t was surprise to see
about twenty of their old friends and
neighbors alight and the visitors
didn't ask any questions but took
complete possession of the household.
After few rounds of conversation,
crokinole and domino boards were
provided and the evening very pleas
antly spent until after eleven o'clock,
when the baskets we're uncovered and
q delicious luncheon Of ice cream,
cake and pop was served. The party
left near the midnight hour.
The new residence is commodious
and very we'll arranged. The main
part is 26x3O feet, two stories high,
and the ell 16 feet wide and same
height. The work is being we'll
finished thruout, and will make q
fsplendid home. The floors are laid
in hard pine. Mr.. Fuller owns two
acres of ground adjoining his new
residence and is we'll pleased with
the location. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller
are to be congratulated on the com.
pletion of such splendid residence
and the acquisition of such a desir.
able piece of property.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22
THE oAkEs HOSPITAL.
Well Regulated and Nicely Equipped, 1t
Doing Successful Business.

Well Regulated and Nicely Equipped. 1t Is
Doing Successful Business.
The editor happened into the hos
pital last Wednesday and the pro-
prietor, DR.. II. P. Boardman, kindly
showed US thru the building. We
had learned something of the busi-
ness this institution was doing, but
we did not realize before that such
we'll equipped hospital was in Cakes.
On first entering one is struck with
the cleanliness of the place-one OF
the chief requisites of we'll re-
gulated place of this kind. In the
operating room sanitary precautions
are specially noticeable. The glass
operating table with the rubber head
rest and the many instruments
needed in a surgeons. business are
kept covered and always free from
dirt or dust. This room is supplied
with large X-ray machine, which is
used much for electrical treatment as
we'll as locating any interior sub
sta0ce or ailment.
The wards are the very acme of
cleanliness. Iron bedsteads are used
and each bed is supplied with the
best kind of wooden blanket and
sheets and the pillows filed With
goose feathers. The floors all being
finished in hard wood the place is
more easily kept clean. Within reach
of each bed is an electric button,
which is arranged in hotel fashion,
the indicator below showing the
callers number. Each floor is sup
piled with hot and cold water, the
building being in easy access of the
doctors fine artesian we'll across the
street. The building is entirely lit
with gas, and steam fixtures have
just been added to heat the place
when cold weather sets in.
Boardman's Hospital, as it is
known, is an enterprise of which
Cakes justly feels proud. During
this warm weather only two patients
are ION the sweat" Wilson Coulter,
who had his leg broken on the
Fourth, and Lars Christianson of El-
lendale, who Lad his leg amputated
above the ankle. Both are getting
along nicely and expect to soon be
out on crutches. 1t is very often
that every ward of the hospital is full
and the doctor is figuring on enlarg-
ing the capacity. It will be two
years next November since the hos
pital was opened, and since that time
over two hundred patients have been
treated, many coming from quite a
distance.
i Miss Annie Murphy, an experienced
nurse of New Brunswick, Canada, is
in charge, and is very competent
hand.
Mr.. Vernon Galster, the notec
. musical artist will introduce his
novel specially "The Musical Cow
! with Eiler's Rip Van Winkle Co.
August 4th, under canvas.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22

The Republicans have finished
their deliberations at Grand Forks
and the above is the result of the
convention. The big surprise was
the downfall of Spalding for con-
gress. No fight was made on the
Fargo man until the delegates ar.
rived at Grand Forks, and for twen-
ty-four hours the leaders in the op-
position to him tried to land Vic
Noble of Bottineau for the place.
Failing to gather enough strength
around Noble, Gronna was brought
forward and by hard work a comb
nation was effected to land the La
kota man. Cass county stood firmly
for the denomination of Spalding
but the big county was not consulted
rs to it's wishes in the matter.
Senator McCumber was made tenn.
tporary and permanent chairman o.
the convention, and Editors Larin o1
Mayville and Falkenstein of Bottin
eau were chosen secretaries.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22
THE TICKET.

THE TICKET.
Presidential Electors
B. s. RUSSELL, Stutsman.
ROGER ALLIN, Walsh.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON, Ward.
F.A. SCHREIBER, Mercer.
Governor
Ely. sARLEs, Trail.
Lieutenant Governor
DAVID BARTLETT, Griggs.
Congress
THOMAS F. MARSHALL, Dickey.
AL GRONNA, Nelson.
Supreme Court justices
N. YOUNG, Cass.
ED. ENGERUD, Cass.
Secretary of State
EDWARD F. PORTER, Foster.
Auditor
HI. HOLMES, Pembina.
Treasurer
A. PETERSON, Sargent.
Superintendent of Schools
W.. L. STOCKWELL, Walsh.
Attorney General
c. N. FRICH, Nelson.
Insurance Commissioner
E. @. COOPER, Grand Forks.
Commissioner Agriculture
VIC. GILBREATH, Morton.
Railroad Commissioners
IS. DEISEM, LaMoure.
ERIC STAFNE, Richland.
JOHN CHRISTIANSON, Towner.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22


the deal. Besides Spalding had tax
en- sides in the eternal factlonal
fight at Fargo, and the Hsggart men
were looking to his undoing since
siding up with the Kennedy faction.
1t was unfortunate, as Spalding was
generally conceded denomination
but such is politics.
Diesem of LaMoure turned out
better than even his friends expected.
He wanted to be lieutenant governor,
but landed the Craftsmanship of the
board of railroad commissioners.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22
SPALDlNG IS AGAIN SHELVED
Some of the North Politicians Go After the Fargo
Man Hard and Get His Scalp

Man Hard and Uet IT'S scalp
Dspacing Left but Is
Oronna's Name Will Strengthen the
Ticket Ia Northern Of the State
MARSHALL FOR CONGRESS AND SARLEs FOR GOVERNOR
Support
Entire Party-..Thls o For0ot
Everything We Asked For
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22
Grand Forks must be hoodoo for
Congressman Spalding. Twice hat
he fell outside the ropes in that city

Albert Peterson of Cogswell land
ed in nice shape, and will receive
many congratulations in this section
on his nomination for state treas
urer. AL. is popular and will get a
teeming vote wherever known.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22

The defeat Of spalding can mainly
be laid to the north part of the state.
That end has been figuring hard for
some time to land q congressman,
and thought it easier to waylay
Spalding than Marshall. LsMoure
and Hansbrough are credited with
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1904-07-22

.'Our own Tom" got in as usual
on the winning combination. Mar
shall can see as far ahead as any of
the big fellows, and is in the game
all the while. His nomination will
meet with heartier approval than
ever thruout the state.