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The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Water Color Exhibit
Viewed in Private
HemiCyCle of Corcoran Gallery of Art Crowded
Last Evening With Friends of Washing
ton Water Color Club

20 the general effect Of the exhibition.
which has tendency 70 seriousness
Fourteen Out-of-town exhibitors have
had work accepted. and one OF these
has secured the first prize. while an
other was honoTed with an honorable
mention by the committee OF awards.
The 119 works exhibited comprise
water colors, etchlngs. burnt wood work,
and miniatures. The exhibition of min
iatures has been limited to three and
these are not Of such a quality that the
absence OF a larger number is a serious
loss.
Fifty-two Exhibitors.
The exhibits are distributed among
ffty-two exhibitors, but OF this number
twenty-fOur exhibitors are represented
with but a single picture Seven ex-
htbitOrs are represented with two pic
lures each and the remaining artists
have three or more pictures on the
walls None have exceeded six frames.
The exhibition viii continue during the
usual hours Of the CorcOran Gallery.
and Will also be open on Wednesday
and Friday evenings from to 10 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
MERRILL GATES, JR.,
RECEIVES AN HONOR
Former Washingtonian Made
Chief Attorney for New
York Legal Aid Society.

Merrill r. Gates. jT.. has been appoint
ed attOrney-in-chief OF the Legal Aid
Society OF New York-an organization
maintained ia New York 10 furnish
legal advice and assistance TO those
who need il and are not able TO pay for
IL. or do not know how 10 secure legal
assistance and protection.
From small beginning thirty years
ago the society has grown, until now
there are. in addition 70 the main office
al 30 Broadway, four branch offices. It
Is expected that a Brooklyn branch will
soon be opened In that city. During thu
current year more snan 5000 applica-
tons have been attended to by the at
tOrneyS for the society.
Prominent among the officers and
directors of the society are: President
Theodore Roosevelt. Arthur Non Brie-
son, president of the society; Elihu
Root Secretary of State; Andrew Car
negie, Joseph II. Choate. Jacob n
Schiff, and Charles 5. Fairchild eX-
president of the New York Security
and Trust Company.
Mr- Gates is the son Of eX-Presiden-
Merrill T.. Gates, LII. d. of Rutger' ;
and Amherst Colleges, for the last
seven years resident of Washington
where his son. Merrill +. Gates jr took
the trst Year of his law course al tine
law school OF the George NasHfEgrtDn
University He was president of The
law school class OF 1907 Since 1892 Mr.
Gates has been practicing law in New
York city.
Realizing the Importance of work
along similar lines in the District OF
Columbia a society OF the same name
and purpose, the Legal Aid Society OF
Washington, was organized in the Dis
Irict OF Columbia about one year ago.
The, ork has grown To such q degree
That II has become necessary 4 engage
an office, and plans are now being per
Iected for employing an attorney who
VIII devote his time 20 this work. The
president OF the Washington society is
Robert Root Bennett. nv + street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Features of Exhibit.

giving or otherwise, has been obtainabIe
in the markets. and when next Thurs
day rolls around there viii be plenty of
good things 10 make the principal meal
OF the day memorable.
Tie price OF turkeys has been various
~ estimated from p to . cents a pound.
and there have been low muttcrings that
the price would go up still higher by
the eye of Thanksgiving. However.
careful analysis Of the situation has
proved that one may go together a de-
licious dinner for this particular feast
without any fear Of II costing much
more than the average daily meal.
There are many ways OF doing things
and one has been found in which 10 TX
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Washington Water Color Club has di-
vided its attendance at the private view
which was given last night at the Henri
cycle OF the Corcoran Gallery OF Art
by setting apart next Tuesday night for
the private view 10 the members of the
National Society of the Fine Arts. the
Hemicycle was well filled by the friends
OF the artists who are exhibiting in
this the eleventh annual exhibition.
The interest OF the visitors last night
seemed to be concentrated at such
points as contained work exhibited by
their personal friends. The center Of
the curved wall OF the Hemicycle. as
well as the center OF the south wall. is
occupied by pictures OF Hugh II. Brock
enridge. of Philadelphia.
Features of Exhibit.
These pictures are attractive. As
masses Of color some may feel that the
color has been made too dominant a
feature. but as exhibition pictures they
have their value in giving a warm tone
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

up such a dinner. Prices OF various
vegetables are much lower than one has
been led to believe. and IL is plain TO
anyone taking a trip through the market
that things are not as serious as they
seem
When one puts aside 500 for a tur-
key. at which price the finest kind %
bird may be had, one has practically
prepared the dinner, and the other
things Will come easy. Cranberry sauce.
without which no Thanksgiving dinner
V ould be complete, may be prepared at
cost Of 20 cents. ana squash at tfe
same price.
Allowing similar sm..n amounts for
other adtunCts for the dinner the fam
lis pOcketbook does not sustain any
great shock, and the day is made happy
and quite comfortable from every view
point.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

that kind ] can not help believing that
they both were murdered by a third per
son. ! will have other persons than the
police investigate this mystery"
Already private detectives have been
engaged and begun their investigation
of the case.
Earlier in the day the inquest over the
bodies was continued for d week by Dep
uty Coroner Kennedy, ana the police
took up their Investigation with re-
doubled energy.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
GERMANY PLANNING
STRATEGIC RAILWAY

BERLIN. Nov. 24-Germany stHl con-
siders a war possible on. her eastern
frontier Chat Of France. and is plan
ming 20 bIild great strategic railway
that viii enable her 40 pour troops into
Alsace-Lorraine at the first alarm.
The new line, which is 10 be finished
in 1910. is designed TO concentrate troops
from the interior of Germany on the
strategic base OF Metz trhe great from
tier fortress and gaFris0nJ. Sayerne and
SauaTburg.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Letter BdreS Secrets
Of DeLaneyS' Tragedy
HUSBANDS REBUKE
Hotel Belvidere.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. s 1905.
Dear Bessie: Coming down on the
train l thought / would write 10 you
Of something in betterment OF our
condition. but / simply cannot do 50
al present Your last action. ignor-
ing nay wishes and in the face OF my
positive warning, would seem 20
have been the last straw OF course,
the present conditions cannot last
indefinitely. IT viii either get better
or worse, but II cannot improve much
nor permanently as long as you in
sist in doing your own way regard
less Of my desires. Yours,
JIM.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
ALLEGED PORTRAIT THIEF
BROUGHT HERE FOR TRIAL

william j. Wilson. forty-nine years
old, who is under indictment here FOR
the larceny of four oil portraits valued
at $500 which. il is alleged, he obtain
ri under false pretcnses, was brought
To Washington yesterday from Phiia-
delphia, where ne was arrested several
DAYS ago Wilson was brought here
In the custody OF a United States mar
shall and VIII be held a prisoner at the
jau until his case IS tried.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Mems and Young Mems
SUITS

These, too, will stand the test of COM
parison- equal to Suits sold elsewhere
at $500 and $3.50. The fabrics are
fancy worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres,
fancy serges and black thibets, cut in the
latest single and double-breasted models.
The Washington times., 1906-11-25

As early as a week before Thanksgiv-
ing houseSeepers began the details for /
their dinner, and market men We're told /
The Washington times., 1906-11-25
Observation-Disclosures u
We Have Doubled OR Selling Space MensC Clothing

separate entire loo
OIL u on dt @ nan N
OF m OF
hg % EMO
ling h n IA power fr gamain t bD ne
a III minimum nngup ometh he eA conditions
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
Jimmy Davies Captured.

A neatly-printed invitation. word I'd
as follows. has been received by the
editor Of the Record: s'Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reedy request the pleasure OF
your company at the marriage OF
their daughter. Kathleen Ner Mica,
to Mr.. James Eschle Davie-. on Mpn-
day evening, Sept. u. 1906, at so'cle.N
Fort Yates, n. d.
Well, now.. Not only does The aoave
convey some very pleasing niellieenc'
to Mr.. Davies many friends IN these
parts. but it also lets us lnow what
name that u" stands FIR. The
bride is Cl.e daughter Of a nileman
who for many years has ably il l.'d TIE
positiop OF chief OF police u stand
ING Rock reservation. and A,ilu, Min
his estimable wife, are anon the reai
nioneers of the New NoItfw u. The
proom-well everybody kil'"s ailn
likes s'Jimmie young mln OF soou
habits, as bright as a new doii'f, anu
a thoroughly competent business ~ ~.
That the Young couple may safely san
down the stream If life. awaiting an
the snags and sand bars, IS llle hea =
felt wish of Mr.. Davies old iflend,
and neighbors hereaoout>.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
Successful Hunting.

The Record intended to give the
names of the Lintonites who left town
Saturday to lursue the tcothsome
duck and the delicate prairie hen in
their native lair. But it cannot be
done with any degree Of accuracy.
Nearly the entire male population Of
the town was out. And, as for game,
they all got as much as they wanted.
In some instances, in fact. the weather
being warm, a great many ducks had
to be thrown away on account Of their
becoming tainted. Some OF the hunt
ers had so many ducks that on their
return bushels OF the birds we're un-
loaded and the public was told to help
itself. For two or three days very
little meat except duck and grouse
was eaten in this village.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
From the South couatry.

a large number of people were up
from Hull and Westheld Tuesday.
There were SO many that the Record
pr, badly did not get full list. With
them we're several friends and rela-
tives who are out from Sioux county
the old home county OF "a great many
of the early settlers Of the neighbor-
hoods named-on visit: From Hull
was Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaap, Tone
yerloef and his brother Ternes. Tone
Plaggeman, and Mr.. and Mrs. Noomen.
From Westheld, Mr. and Mrs. John
Van Beck and Mrs. Van Beek's
mother, Arend Van der Lam, john
Van Heukelom and Gerrit Van der
Burg brother OF Mrs. Gerrit Van
Beek), John STAN and j. BurRman.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
A cali.Weaser That Weaas

Marion Burge was in town Il couple
Of days this week. When Mr.. Burge
lived in Emmoi,s countyas IA. did
for many years-he studied up .
calf-weaner that he thought vas just
about the thing. Marion was farm
er, and lie had had plenty uf expcri-
ence with the weaner that dnesn't
wean, and had felt the evaporation
Of having the mild-eyed COW return
from the pasture with her innoc.nt-
looking calf by her side-its weaner
in proper position, but it's mamma
bearing in her udder nary a drop of
the liquid that city dealers use for
coloring the water sold by them. FL
nally he had dinRus made that he at
tached 10 the dome of thought OF an
unsuspecting youthful bovine. The
dingus worked all right, and Marion
began to look around for manufacture
er. This was-zs it generally is with
. newly-invented article q slow prop.
osition.
but perseverance elLtlef with or
without lubricant-can accomplish
almost anything; SO, finally, Mr.. B. got
tn touch with . manufacturer who
could and would make the article
without asking all the profit for him
self. And, to make long story
short, the weaner struck the popular
chord of tue average agriculturist, and
now the factory Is turning out the
simple little article by the tens OF
Thousands. Marion had faith in the
Weaner when its success as . cOmmer-
cial venture Vas pr0blematic, and his
old neighbors are pleased to know
that his faith and sticktOitiveness are
being rewarded at . rate that will
make him comfortably we'll on In
few yean.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
a Country PEST.

We have great man1 pest, to CON
tend with il, lh, e0uals, these DAYS.
Science IN, helped us 10 ,ia ,ur
grain lic.ds. orchard, an,l stock ~
most ii the insect aus tGueus !, SIS.
SO that I day he tsiiA' tick amy
worm aad grain smnt lfrse lesl all
their lcrref. lsui lnsw sl,oul llte
Smooth-lonSued llu,a-a2eli leSt,
with his cyer-chlpsin- pl4n rnl new
schemes for quilting Il, pttsS ias 4ln
suspecting farmer? rlacrr i, IN c,li
less list OF these fclievs. We meet,
the medicine peddlei With his outfit
"f salves, extracts. cite, tAit We can
get any day from our own reliable
dealers in town. Fnen comes another
tramp with Il patent Wagon Jack. mop
stick, soldering uutiii, clc l'hcy all
have their song Well leatncd. and they
all succeed in bile ding some II us cv.
cry time they come
Next comes the nlirsely sMimuler.
llc has new Kind el grape, peach,
or pear, Oh hc may have Il hardy kind
OF orange just originated llsi year. ae-
cording To his story, and i great
money y-inakcr loy the lDihoias lie
HetS lots Of urici, ia the nai shb,t-
hood and SHOW, Nnti i lisi oi names
l know % several people who have
bought hundreds ui dollars worth OF
such nursery stock AMI set Ii uul in
their very best land, aud the next
spring dug the dead stun up; while
the knave who sold it is waving fat
on the Pacific coast, telling how he
worked those "grce.iirsH back in the
lDakutaS.
What should we ,os Never give
this class Of agents one moment ~
your time on one word ui encourage
ment, no matter What they have To
sell. Theyate always after the money,
and nothing else. There may lie hon
est ones among Them; bllI my way is
To 20 to the Responsible dealer or
write tu the resppisillle ADVERTISER
Apply toyour family doctor wien You
need medicine, aud buy your other
goods where you have reason to know
that you are dealing With honest pco-
Pile. }. NJ Paddock. Brool,ings co,ln-
ty, s. d., in Dakota Farmer
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
The Art of Eorgct,tnu.

I have heard men aild women say,
II could be happy now II could only
forget the past" BE Kind TO yourself
and forget It," DO not try TO do so in
Q labored, strenuous way, but gently
suggest to yourself dozen times a
day II necessary that you are happy
In tho eternal now and not bllrdencd
down with disagrecal,lc thoughts of
the past In learning the art Of for
getting you will form the wholesome
habit OF remembering things worth
Knowing aud thereby bring llaenony,
peace and conicntment into your life
N. j. Lormcr In Suggestion
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
YATES vAps.

Correspondence uf the Record IScpt. a.
THE Big Store has instal lied soda
water fountain.
Miss Ida FallOm left on Sunday s
stage for Bismarck. where she will az Z
tend school.
DIR. C. G. llibls ,e,urned To Bis.
marck Sunday. Tie wound up work
Saturday with grand finale by pull
Ing fifteen teeth for Col. Boosey
Mr.. Toledo Sherry has been appoint
ed To I'LL the position uf issue clerk.
recently left vacant by the promotion
OF Mr.. Grouse. That lie will Till the
place with credit is the opinion of all.
Frank WagKoner aud family return-
ed last week from the camp at the
east approach to the new Milwaukee
bridge. lie suffered severe case OF
sun-strOke while at work ON The roof
Of . building, and Is now confined To
his bed. His many friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
Summer is about '.all in" Tie
days are getting shorter and cooler,
and, as the odor of plum preserves
floats In from the kitchen, while the
distant hum and roar OF the thresher
greets you when the wind is just right,
you feel that the great system Of run
ming the old world is being carried on
without Il hitch, and with more than
the usual amount Of prosperity for us.
A dance was given IN the hall Thurs
day in honor Of the youngsters who
will soon depart for various schools In
the east. To say that every one had a
fine time would be putting 1t mildly.
A nice lunch WAS served at midnight,
after which dancing was resumed aud
kept up until the musical notes OF the
chapel bell informed the happy people
THAT it was 8 a. M.
Thursday Major Carignan drove u
| Glenllam, ON the Milwaukee. He re-
turned Saturday with C"l. w. u. Rob
inson. The latter stopped over sun
day, attended church, took in the
sights. and departed Monday for Lin
ton In company with Mr. Carignan
and Major Relden. Messrs. Carignan
and Robinson we're EN- route to st
Paul and Major Beldcn goes To attend
court a couple of weeks at Deadwood
S. ID. A ROoTEK.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
lMno "a Cnrnmisainnar nf InaurancA

Company Certificate, OF Authority.
Whereas, The PENNSYLVANIA Fire Insur-
ance Company of Philadelphia, Pa. a cor
eo,.on ofsanaseda lied under m s, the Of lorn Penn
statement exhibiting Its condition and
business for the year ending end December 81,
the laws Of this state regulating the busi-
ness OF Insurance. and.
Whereas. The said company has filed
IN this ofiice duly certified copy Of its
charter. With certificate . Of orEansation;;
the insurance laws aforesaid.
Now. therefore, |, 2; G; Cooper; 600 e. Com, n,
North Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
Of said laws: do hereby certify that the
cred, through its authorized agents. 70
transact Its appropriate business OF Fire
insurance in this state. according to laws
thereof. until the Sist day of December.
A. d. 1906.
aat NV hand and seal at Bismarck. this
18th day of February. 4. p. 1MI
Commissioner of Insurance.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
BIZ Rswarl For ! Murderer.

The Northern Pacific has offered a
reward Of $1,000 for the conviction Of
the person or persons who shot Officer
Personius at Valley City the other
night. Valley City has added another
800, and Barnes county another $500,
while it is expected that the state
will offer $500. This will make 81, loo
In all that is offered, and, with the
natural desire to secure the punish
ment VI SO brutal a murderer. il is
likely that there will he good deal of
activity in the chase.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
l,nd 10 Creep.

"Why do you say a blush crept over
the face of the fair plaintiff" asks
the editor
Because explains The society cdi
tor, there was SO much powder on her
face the blush had to creep or else 1t
would raise too much dust
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
straxed itorses.

From the Goose lake ehboriiood,
east OF Bradlocl,, tlle night of Satur.
day, Sept j, "A span III g,,ldiugs One
Is dark-bruwn in, color. white Strip On
nose: right l.ind foot White; Icll hind
ankle 4 little enlarged; weight about
!, loo pounds: quite old, HE oinci il
dark-brown la color. about seyrnNcuts
old; about l,pOO pound, ia weight \
reward Will be paid IN information
leading to then recovery
$. j lIAoti,
Linton, n. ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
GENERAL nEus nEAs.

Gen. Trepo1, known Is s.tlle mest
hated man ia Russia" is seriously
sick.
A fall 0f t4.36 Inches Ut rain at
Washington, b. c., during the month
OF August, hruke the monthly record
for that region.
Que hundred thousand people at
tended the drst day Monday OF the
Minnesota state fair at Hamline.
The Russian reacttonaries claim
that the Jews are the brains Of the
revolutionary agitation, and party
Is being formed whose avowed object
is t' drive them from the country.
The great failure of the Real Estate
Trust Company, Of the city Vt
Philadelphia, has . blacker look
the deeper It ,is investigated The
death by suicide "f President Nipple
leaves things In a chaotic condition.
The defalcatiOn, 50 far as shown, runs
into the millions.
President Stensland, Of the l,a.ted
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, Of
Chicago, vas captured Monday at
Tangier, Morocco. lie was rounded
up by Chicago officers who had been
given information by Chicago woman
who had become jealous Of Stensland.
His captots will receive $4,000 re-
ward.
The Chinese government insists
that the many Chinese laborers en-
ployed aud to be employed on the
Panama canal must receive not less
than u dollar day, instead Of thirty
to tifty cents, Uncle Sans price.
This will necesSitate the making Of
new and higher estimates as to the
cost of the canal
Last Saturday, In Moscow, Russia,
y man garbed q = farmer attracted
attention BY bearing huge pumpkin
along the ssfe =; under the weight OF
which lie wls staggering. Tie police
made closer investigation and found
that the pumpkin was filled with
cartridges. The bea rer of the pump
kin WAS subsequently identified as IA
revolutinnist.
The official list of the deaths by the
San Francisco earthquake and confia-
49,. 3os, k,a. k,ons, r,ns,& ad rI,o ,,,,.,,
ber Of deaths was at first greatly ex-
aggerated. The oiiicial figures give
the total number OF deaths at 442. OF
the victims 2fS we're killed by falling
walls aud l77 berished by fire. Seven
were shot while trying to steal and
two died from eating emergency"
canned goods of poor quality. There
were 42O whites, 1s Chinese and 4 Jap
anese.
Two trains carrying $50 strike
breakers reached San Francisco last
Tuesday. They we're engaged To take
the situations left vacant by trade
union mechanics aud unskilled labor
eis on strike for higher wages, in
keeping with the incre lsed st of
living there since the earthquake and
fire. At Green River, Wyoming, the
nen fraternised with Il crowd VI
unionists on the depot platform.
The men said that they were ia SYM
pathy with uninnism: that they did
not intend to take the jobs OF the
strikers; THAT there was plenty II
other work Ia San Francisco: that
they wanted 10 get T., California, aud
hired out as strike-breakers 50 AS t :,
procure transportation.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
~ Mandan, North Dakota September
76s77 and 10. 1000.

~S ~ eySOs
a. .ouf thousand five hundred dollars
~ Gram and stock exhibits and races.
oraa .sssieultural and Stock competition
IT, sps'' 70 every county in the Slope coun-
" North Dakota. on both sides of the
Nsee i. purses open to the world.
-, NEST fair grounds in the Slope coun-
4. " the grounds having been ten years
rs ~ nome OF the North Dakota State Fair.
ne famous Linton Concert Band. of
ira''ah' ins ~ y. o.. and other bands. includ-
a!ce. "ss' - ''' o's>
co1.il he educational. industrial and asri-
s.'lfal ,bs features greatly enlarged. and
Fes ~" . ''''
formation. address ' ''
JOHN NJ. HARLEY, Secy.
Nandan, n. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
Stock Shipments.

4 stock train Of fourteen cars lett
tie Linton yards Of the Milwaukee
Railway last Saturday. The shippers
NAMES are as follows: Anderson y
Burge, two cars: A. Hewitt, two cars;
sikkema Bros, one car; w. III. Jo.ll-
son, one car; l.. d. Semen, Il 4 {. !;
Andrew Wolfcr, three cars
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06

A drive through the country shows
that there are more houses painted
with Bradley 4 Nrooman Paint than
with any other. 1t satisfies every Que
who uses ii. For sale by tile Linton
BaZAr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-09-06
Church services.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Regular
services every Sunday. Morning at
II O'Clock; evening at s; Sunday-scbool
at II noon. All are cordially invited
JOSEPH w. OGDEN. Pastor.