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The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23
Real Estate Transfers

Edw. Cauiday to Jos w. Hi.
ton, lots TO ~, block l,
Hicks addition Herndon. $40. i0(
John II. Lime by Tr IN J. II.
Driskell, 40 acres 10 3l-4s GO. l03t
Jasper Il. Murphey To Jno. w.
Murphey, 40 acres in2l.52 TO-. 100t
John IT. Rector TO Gee. and
Bula whittleton, part lot I, :,
block IS, Slater ..u....,. l00t
Thos; II. Jenkins TO w. A.
Robinson, i59 acres ll.4s-2o. i30l
w. II. Alison To Henry Jacoby,
$40 scres In IL, 23.s9.2l -. 2200'
Wm. A. Bauer TO Robt. II. Pet
ring, lot l, 2, o, 7, 3, block 3,
Hsncock's End addition to
Blackburn,.... !........., 95l
Murray p, Davidson TO Fritz W.
Weiher ll+,2i acres lot No. 8.
Island No. 2......,........ III
tH. .---------------------
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Pat
terson, of Vest Marshall
have a new son at their home
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23
Ward-Kincaid

Robt. f.. Ward and Miss
Frances Kinclld, both former
popular young people of Mar
shall, were married in Kan
sas City last week and will
MAKE that place their home.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23
The Electric Railway

Thos. Marshall informs us
tnat the electric railway IL
progressing nicely. Az pres
ent they are working ON the
right.of.way and hope soon TO
complete this work.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23
Just Like Roosevelt

County Clerk II. 4. L. Smith
is ii great admirer of Roose.
welt but will not be outdone
by that great statesman. Last
Saturday a daughter arrived
at his home and he now has
the same number of children
as the President. There may
be such a thing as race sui.
eide, but it's not in the Smith
family, as Saline can show a
large population by that name.
George, a son of Nj. p. Nc.
Ginnis, met with a painful ac-
|cident last week. While scuif-
ling with his brother, the
blade OF i knife was run
Through the centre Of his righ,
hand.
The Marshall republican., 1906-11-23

lowed suit. She was succeeded
by Miss May Uzzell who was
several months ago
to gentleman in California.
After Miss Uzzell's departure
Mr.. Bush found au angel"
in Miss May Mark, but T.. II.
Corrcll, of Kansas City. also
found her and pressed ms
claim no doubt finding her
au easy Mark" aud Cor
relied her II month ago.
Mrs. Currcll didn't have the
heart To desert Mr.. Bush and
will remain until the eXpira-
LiOn of his term.
Mrs. f.. &. Winger is also
assisting her father until his
term of Office expires, so that
the books can be turned over
to J. V. Chase, his successor,
in "apple pien order.
The Republican Central
lCommittec Of Saline county
will meet in Marshall ut 10
u. IN. today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

N sAt the class meeting held last We'd
inesday, the seniors decided that the
class should present one memorial and
not divide the funds among the senior
classes Of the various departments as
lii this way they will be
able to present much finer memorial
than ever before given. q
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

The campus Isl once more assuming
its usual pleasing appearance. The
grass seed which was sown last fall is.
covering the places which were filled.
with earth when the campus was lev
6eled The old bicycle house has been
moved to the mechanic arts building,
and an unsigftly obstruction taken
from the center Of the campus.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Professor Chandler returned last
week from the western part Of the
state where he had spent several days
guaging rivers. Mi. Lykken had charge
of the freshmen mathematics class dur
ing Professor Chambers absence. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

The public speaking class has given
number of interesting debates on var
ious live subjects during the last week.
Next week two mock banquets will be
held and the members will see what
they can do at after dinner speaking.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Another of the important events of
the week is the debate, u. N. D. VS..
Carleton. which will be held at North
field, Mimi North Dakota will be
represented by w. H. Hutchinson, F. f.
McCurdy and Daniel VI Brennan. all
experienced debaters. This team was
met Thursday by. team from the Ad
Altiora society for the purpose of test
ing their mettle, and they showed them
selves worthy of the confidence which
the student body have in them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

z The work of cataloguing the first
.installment Of the books for the Scan
dinavian library is nearly completed
and the students are making consider
able use of them. The rest of these
books will probably arrive during the
summer, and before fall it is hoped that
they will all be installed. w..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

SAt the last meeting Of the executive
committee Of the state oTatorical asso-
ciation the state science school Of
|Wahpeton was admitted to membership
and will hereafter be represented in
the contests. ss @ s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

The debate in which the most inter
est centers at the university will take
place in the First Baptist church next
Monday evening. This is the we'll
know debate between the ladies of the
Adelphi and the A. D. T. societies. The
question for debate is. Resolved that
the physical sciences are of a greater
educational value than the languages.
ancient and modern. The A. D. T. will
uphold the affirmative and the Adelphi
will defend the negative. Debate be-
gins promptly at 8 o'clock, ~ -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

IA large number Of the Students iat,
tended the play given BY the local talen,
last Monday evening. The weekly meet
iiigs Of most Of the literary societies
we're postponed until Tuesday evening
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Miss Frances Sanderson. one of the
members Of tIle senior class. has been
Aeaching III the Grafton schools for
several days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Miss L.ettie Olsen spent Sunday ant
Monday at her home at Grafton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Victor Wardrope, law os, and for
three seasons captain of the varsity
football team, stopped off at the U. on
his way from Fargo where he had been
on legal business. Mr. WARDROBE is
now practicing at Leeds where he is
meeting with great success.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Dir. Sweetland has been laid up for
some time as the result of being struck
on the leg BY al bali He IS now able
to walk without the aid Of crtuches,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

3E Mrs. fMefrifeld and her daughter,
Miss {Bess Bill left Wednesday eveu-
ing for New York, City. 1as!% t.. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Miss Clara Weston, junior normal
student has, accepted a position as
teacher in school near Meckinock.
She will steach> for the Eremainder of
the term. ,.,... .......s...l. 49, --.. .
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

i .rf
& The students are at present very
much interested in the forthcoming pro-
sduction of Jeppe paa Bjerget, which is
to be put on by some of the Scandi-
navian students as part of the May
~ celebration. The work of prepar-
ing the play is now in full swing, and
the preparations will soon be completed
The play is truly remarkable for it's
vivid portrayal of the ignorant and
Oppressed Danish peasant of the seven-
Rteenth century, and as such has always
been great favorite with the theatre
Egpers. The works of its author, Lud-
wig Holberg, are well known through
out the world 'S.''' '''''4
IS! ii " =aAac. oj 'a>
S The Celtic association Of the univer-
|sity will shold its third annual banquet
next Saturday evening i'll the main din
ling room of Davis hall at 6:3o sharp.
If. J. .Dugan will .officiate as, toastmast-
|ef, and the following toasts will be
responded to-:
+ The Irish Parliamentary Struggle
EF. J. Traynor. *I.
England and Scotland-Dean A. A.
Bruce ..-. >s.. -.
Welsh Bards-Prof v. P. Squires.
The American Scotchman--Guy R.
Mckay. .,
The Irish in America-Dr. J. F.
Boyle.
We Celts-Helen Stanley.
After the banquet the business meet
ling will be held in the parlor to elect
officers for the ensuing year.
The society has been laboring to raise
funds to start library, and will pur-
chase one hundred dollars worth of
Celtic books this year. .1..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Mrs. Francis E. Dibley Is enjoying
herself making the rounds of Easter
visits with friends in Minneapolis. 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
Suffered for a Long Time Without
Relief-Had Three Doctors and
Derived No Beneft-0ne Doctor
Was Afraid to Touch Them -
Soreness Disappeared and Hands
Now Smooth After Application of
cUTICURA SOAP AND
CUTICURA OINTMENT

"FU a long time 1 suffered with
sores ON the hands which were itching,
painful, and dissgreeable. / had three
doctors and derived no benefit from
any Of them One doctor said be was
afraid to touch my hands, SO you
must know how bad they were; an
other said never could be cured; and
the third said the sores were caused
by the dipping of nay hands in water
IN the dye-house where l work. /
saw Ia the papers about the wonderful
cures of the Cuticura Remedies and
procured some Of the Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment. In three
days after the application of the
Cuticurs Ointment my hands began
60 peel and were better. The sore
ness disappeared, and they are now
smooth and clean, and am still
working Ia the dye-house.
81 strongly recommend Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment to any
one with sore hands, and l hope that
this letter VIII be the means of help
ing other sufferers. Very truly yours,
Mrs. A. E. Maurer, 2340 State st.
Chicago, IL, July l. 1905"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
AIDING HOMELESS BROTHERS
Funds Are Being Gathered In Lodges
Throughout the Country for the
Needy San Eranciscans

Funds Are Being Gathered In Lodges
Throuehout the Country for the
Needy San Franciscans.
The relief committee Of the For
esters OF America has been advised by
telegraph by Supreme Secretary No
Murtry that 1000 pairs Of shoes will be
sent to the members In this city.
The National Union has been In
formed by Senate Secretary Meyers
that the s64 councils Of the order out
side Of California have been asked fpr
liberal donations for the California
sufferers and that number of councils
have already RESPONDED. Members will
be given time TO meet payments and no
member VIII be suspended
Court Solano Of the Independent For
esters announces that 1t has located all
its members except 7. B. Lund, who
was in this city on the day Of the
earthquake.
The members OF Companion Court
Golden Gate have decided to hold a
meeting in their old quarters tonight.
The supreme protector of the knights
and Ladies of Honor announces by let
be suspended and he asks for list
OF names Of those affected that relief
may be extended. All members are
asked to register at headquarters, 93a
Eddy.
The Order OF Pendo reports that con-
tributions to assist members will ag-
gregate about $4,000.
The knights of the Maccabees have
extended aid from headquarters, at 172t
Devisadero street, to a large number
Of members who were In pressing need
No members will be suspended within
the next ninety days
Seven Pines Circle Of the Ladies OF
the Grand Army of the Republic de.
sires to locate all its members and ask.
them to report at 1885 Mission street
city Theater.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
SOUP KITCHENS
FOR THE NEEDY
Relief Applicants
to Get Meal
Tickets.
Plan Will Reduce
the Number in
Line.

The soup kitchen method will be
used TO discourage those who are not
absolutely destitute from swelling the
bread lines. Within few days cheap
restaurant plan, formed and indorseo
by DR.. Devine and Major Febiger, su-
perintendent Of the consolidated rellet
stations, will be put into effect Apph-
cants for relief will be given tickets
for l5-cent meals which will be re-
deemed by the Relief Committee.
The Finance Committee gave DR.. De-
vine and Major Febiger carte blanche
to go ahead with this work yesterday
In the meantime a soldier in uniform
viii be placed at each Of the relief
stations, by order of General Greely
He will ask each applicant the ques-
ton, "Are you absolutely destituteP'
General Greeiy believes that this Will
discourage many who really do not
need assistance from applying.
Each time they apply" said the
general, they will have to Lie to
soldier in uniform"
The meal ticket plan suggested by
DR.. Devine and Major Febiger was
heartily approved yesterday by the en-
tire Finance Committee. The Ameri-
can spirit has decided repugnance to
anything in the nature of the soup
kitchen. The free meal ticket will keep
away all but the absolutely destitute.
In advocating the cheap restaurant
Major Febiger recited the case Of an
sble-bodied man he had seen at the
Fort Mason camp. The man had drawn
4 full ration. Part Of it he threw away.
why don't you go to work?" asked
the major.
Well it's this way" replied the
man. 'T have to stand six hours In
line to get food. Then 1t takes two
hours to cook it. That takes up the
eight hours OF a working day. would
go to work, but Il takes too - long
to get anything to eat
This class, which Major Febiger de-
ciares is large one. will be eliminated
restaurant system also will enable
many persons who have been living on
rather dubious food since the disaster
to get hot, wholesome meals.
The restaurant system probably viii
be given over TO c. D. Desmond of Los
Angeles, who has made a success Of
this sort of work in the southern city.
Any local men who believe that they
VIII be able to I'LL the contract will be
given a chance. Five Of the restau-
rants will be established within q few
Gays. Dr.. Devine and Major Febiger
viii report progress at the next meet
ing Of the Finance Committee.
The following were appointed as an
auditing committee to pass upon all
bills against the relief fund: NJ II. de
Young, Joseph S. Tobin and Frank
Drum.
The committee reports the sum on
hand to be $2.2o1. .S59.S3. Against this
there are claims aggregating $685.
$685.. Hereafter the committee will
meet on Monday. Wednesday and Fri
Cay.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
BIG FACTORY WILL
RESUME BUSINESS
WITH MANY HANDS

A notable example Of the rapidity
with which the crippled business houses
of San Francisco are recovering their
equilibrium is the resumption Of work
in the big factory on the corner Of
Grove and Laguna streets. The concern
is engaged in the manufacture Of tex
tile goods for which it is certain there
will be an unprecedented demand in a
short time. The firm is the Gantner &
Mattern Co. Of knitters.
The factory will give immediate en-
ployment to force Of more than 300
men and women who have been out Of
work since the day previous to the
earthquake.
It has been impossible to obtain the
electric power needed or the place
would have been opened before this.
The owners of the factory say it viii
be running day and night from now on
until the needs Of the public are sup
Piled. Today all the wheels will be
turning.
This is one Of the first manufacturing
concerns to resume business on large
scale, but it is the forerunner Of many
others. Some Of the products turned
out by the firm are men g and women 8
underwear, silk, wool, Isle and cotton
goods, sweaters, jerseys, hosiery and
cardigan jackets.
The factory buildings were practical
ly undamaged by the earthquake, 80 the
employees may feel perfectly safe. 1t
is planned to enlarge the mills In order
to turn out larger amount Of products
at the earliest possible date.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
PARENTS WANT TO LOCATE
THREE LOST CHILDREN
MIR. and Mrs. Menk, Now In the Hos
pltal, Are Grief Stricken About
Tha; M;.-:-x n,ucl,fare
cir Missinu Daughters.


Chief Dinan has received let
ter from Captain Elscie Fl. Alle-
mann Of the Salvation Army asking
him to use every effort to locate the
three children of Mr.. and Mrs. Menk.
They are girls, the Oldest being IL
years Of age and the youngest g.. On
the morning Of the earthquake the
family was living on Howard street,
near Seventh.
Menk, who Is a carpenter, was sick
at the time. The house caved in and
Mrs. Menk was injureds She was
taken to the Children's Hospital and
Menk went to the Presidio Hospital
What became of the three children is
not known and both parents are dis
tracted with grief. Neither of the
parents knew where the other was
located till Sunday The Chief viii
do everything he can to trace the
children.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
SPECIAL GRAND JURY
ON INSURANCE MATTERS
New York Body VIII Give Especial
Attention to Compaion Con-

New York Body VIII Give Especial
Attention to Compaion Con-
tributions.
NEW YORK, May s.-The special
grand jury which is to investigate in
surance matters, especially campaign
contributions, was e1npaneled yester-
day. District Attorney Jerome. who
asked for this jury, was present with
several Of his assistants when It was
sworn.
Justice Scott Of the criminal branch
of the Supreme Court In his charge
said:
Your attention win be called to q
series of alleged crimes which have
occasioned much discussion in the
public press and in various financial
circles. The Legislature has passed
laws remedying, so far as it can, all
past mistakes. Your duty Is to In
quire If any crime has been commit
ted under the law as 1t stood before
the legislative action. You will have
the active and energetic assistance
Of the District Attorney, and you are
entitled at all times to call upon him
for assistance and advice. You are
not to be swayed by suspicion OF
clamor in any Of your work"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
VaLUED PORTRAIT
OF FRED ARCHER
CONSUMED BY FIRE
Robert Leighton Mourns the Loss of
Memento Of the English
Turf.
Famous Jockey Signs the Photo a
the Height of His
Career.
WelI-known Racing Official Saves
the Pin Presented to Him at
Coronado.

One Of the losses in the great fire
which can never be made up is in the
treasured portraits Of relatives and of
friends.
Robert Leighton, the widely known
racing official, has a hard luck tale to
recount which carries one back to the
early SOS at EPSON Downs and Ascot
Mr.. Leighton and Fred Archer, the
world s greatest jockey, were warm
person friends. At this time Mr.. Archer
made Mr.. Leighton a present of his
portrait with a graceful inscription.
Mr.. Leighton has always treasured this
When he left his home in the North
west some months since to spend the
winter here this was one Of the treas
ures be brought with him.
When the fire menaced his hotel he
placed the portrait carefully in his
trunk. He then assisted number OF
women and children to move their little
possessions to a point Of safety. Final
". when he bethought himself Of his
own goods it was too late, and his
trunk added its mite to the fire. Mr..
Leighton saved the scarfpin which was
ing the pony association races at Coro-
nsdo a success.
Mr.. Leighton left for Seattle on Sun
dav, where be viii act as associate
Judge at the coming meeting. He has
been made q licensed started by the
National Trotting Association, an honor
he prizes highly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
CRATER ON vR|ES
ISLAND DORMANT
FOR FIRST TINE
No Smoke Issues
as Liner DOriC
Passes.
Passenger Makes
Suggestion Of
Earthquake.

The officers of the liner Doric, which
arrived Tuesday from the Orient,
learned at Yokohama of the destruc-
ton of San Francisco. Shortly before
reaching the Japanese port the pass
engers were discussing the subject of
volcanoes.
III show you volcano that newer
rests" volunteered Chief Officer
Harry Gaukroger as the Dorio ap.
preached Vries Island.
But he was not able to make good.
The crater there that nobody on
the ship remembers to have seen be-
fore when 1t was not at least snok-
Ing freely was without even a haze to
indicate its Whereabouts. The vol.
cano was at rest.
THAT" remarked passenger,
means big earthquake somewhere. .
A few hours later they learned of
the fate that had befallen San Fran
cisco.
The Doric experienced no earth.
quake shock at sea, but about April
4 the German Mail steamer was shak-
en- by "a terrific shock In the For1nosa
Channel. The big liner rembled as
if she had struck rock and every
electric light on board was sxtin.
guished.
The seismograph at Toxic, Japan.
5000 miles away, recorded the San
Francisco earthquake very distinctly.
The. Japanese Advertiser. In an ex-
ira, published cable from London
stating that 1000 people had been
killed in San Francisco and that to
avoid pestilence the bodies were to
be buried at sea. The Chinese were
reported to have been hemmed In
Chinatown by the flames. The ORR
entails were said to have engaged in
bloody battle with each other, In
which many were Killed. The victors
continued the Advertiser, enjoyed but
brief triumph, for even as they ex.
alted the sea of flames swept over
them and San Francisco had no more
Chinese.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09
SOBRANTE
H|LlS|DES
CRACKED
Berkeley Official DiscOV-
eTS Tracks OF the
Big Temblor.
New Springs Are Found
in RdVine Back OF
University.
Scientists to Investigate
Freaks OF the
Quake.

BERKELEY, May s.-Justice Of the
Peace R. S. Edgar returned last night
from a tour of the Sobrante hills, a
few miles north of Berkeley, and re-
ports having seen some extraordinary
phenomena there, the result OF the
earthquake shock. About four miles
from San Pablo there is a chasm in
the ground a mile long. which in one
place is ten feet wide and about LOO
feet deep.
Bernard Curran, who conducts a
dairy in the hills back Of the univer-
sity, tells of having discovered not
less than twenty-five new springs In
the hills and ravines, none OF these
having ever before been known to ex-
ist. Scientists OF the university viii
examine this phenomena, IN connec-
ton with their work of preparing re-
port that is to include a description
Of all phenomena reported to them.
Dispatches received in Berkeley TO-
day relate the discovery Of a freakish
move OF the earthquake in the vi
cinity of Woodbridge, near the foot
of the western slope of the Sierras.
In one place the bed Of the Moke-
lumne River has dropped a distance
Of about twelve feet. In the north
western part Of San Joaquin County
Tracy Lake appears to have been ma
terially affected by the earthquake, as
the volume Of water in the lake is
found to be decreasing daily.