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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
POLITICAL AND OTHER TRUTHS.

The amerikearns party is making a
big bluff to deceive the people into
believing they are strong. They have
organized something they call club
with, according to the Tribune, a
membership of the enormous number
of IA: beg pardon 4, II, A. On scan
ming the list of names of those alleged
to belong to "the club" one wonders
where many of them got the one dol
lar fixed as the entrance fee to the
alleged club and if they had dollar
why they didn't apply it to the liqui-
dation of their legal debts or their
debts of honor instead of blowing"
it in the reckless manner they are re-
ported to have done. A goodly num-
Der of those able to pay the dollar
published by the Tribune as having
joined the CLUB" were joined with
out their knowledge or consent.
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Perry s. Heath, formerly the ball
and chain man of the Tribune, who has
for good and sufficient reasons lain
perdue, Gas the French say for long
time has been discovered. Late re-
ports say he was in New York on the
point of sailing again for foreign
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

THE hope of the country is in the
Schools says the Tribune. Not If
the Amerikearns party gets control.
Then it would be a hopeless case.
"All forms of graft and nepotism
should be eliminated from the ad-
ministration of the public schools"
the Tribune hypocritically exclaims.
There is neither graft or nepotism in
the administration of the schools, but
there very soon would be plenty of
both If the Amerikearns party should
get control. II the Tribune is a foe
to graft why doesn't it turn it's at
tention to the grafters in its city ad-
ministration. There's plenty of work
there. 1t sounds peculiar for the &C
knowledged organ of the grafters like
Jim Donaldson ct al to be inveighing
against graft.
The Tribune also says the schools
have deteriorated for some years.
What it means to say is that the
oCnOOlo nave cNcI SluCc
Colonel Nelson was retired from the
board of education. The statement
that the schools have deteriorated is
absolutely untrue. The Tribune also
charges the retirement of former
clerk of the board of education to
nepotism, says that he was let out to
make room for a relative of one of
the members of the board This also
is untrue. More untruths appear in
that half column editorial in the Tri
bune of last Thursday than any paper
but the Tribune could crowd into thai
amount of space. BY the way, il
might be wise for the Tribune not
to say much about why the former
clerk of the board of education was
dismissed. The real causes might be
published and that would not reflect
very creditably on either the former
clerk or the Tribune.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

The Hartman system of railroads
have done wise and a generous act
in advancing the wages of its en-
ployes. That the raise was not made
under compulsion but came voluntari-
ly makes it all the more creditable to
the company. Times are good and the
railroads are making lots of money of
course and it is just that the men
who help to make the money should
have a share of it. Railroad compa,
MES are not altogether bad.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ON THE PRO-
BLEM OF EVIL.

In its vigorous and unqualified as
sertion that God, good, does not Gre
ate, sustain, authorize, or consent to
evil, and that it is therefore with
out substance, place, or utility, Chris
tian Science is begetting a wholesome
stir among the dry bones, of unthink-
ing creedal contentment," says John
b. Willis in The Christian Science
Sentinel (Boston). The day is at
hand, he maintains, when we will be
compelled to Choose between the rec
ognition of the unreality of all save
God and His manifestation, and the
helpless and unsatisfying acceptance
OF a bald agnosticism." OF those who
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
YOSEMITE VALLEY AND NATION
AL PARK.

The Southern Pacific announces
that new service to the Yosemite Val
ley in connection with the Yos emite
Valley railroad company, will begin
about March first next.
The eighty mile stage ride will be
done away with. The new extends
from MERGED Falls to the boundary of
Yosemite National Park, twelve miles
from the center of the valley. Thence
over a turnpike, either an automo-
bile or stage line will convey pas
sengers quickly to the hotels. Fifteen
hundred men are now at work and the
last rail will be laid by February 18th
next.
The new railway up the MERGED Riv-
er Canyon is one of the scenic lines
of the world. From MERGED Falls to
the Park Line is continuous panor-
anna of magnificent canyon and river
scenery. From San Francisco to the
heart of the valley will be journey
OF not more than ten hours via the
Southern Pacific, the Yosemite Valley
Road Line and the new turnpike COM
pany.
Frank A. Miller, proprietor of the
Glenwood hotel Riverside, has Sc
cured from the department of the in
terror the exclusive privilege of build
ing and operating hotels in the val
ley, and will eXpend three million
dollars in the work. The hotels are
to be of stone and to be built to con.
form in interior and exterior fur
nishings to the surroundings. Plans
are now being made and in the main
Will conform to the great stone castles
OF Europe in design; study of which is
now being made for that purpose.
President Roosevelt has taken a strong
personal interest in the matter and eX-
pressed his approval of the project
The idea of the new hotels has been
approved to the Interior Department
by DR.. David Starr Jordan, DR.. Ben
Jamin Ide Wheeler, DR.. Albert Shaw,
Jacob Riis and others who know the
valley.
The round trip fare from MERGED to
the floor of the valley will not exceed
$1750.
, The Yosemite Valley Railway is a
, standard gauge modern road of seven
| ty pound steel rails, and steel bridges
} and will be rock ballasted and dust.
less. 1t not only makes the valley
: accessible but will open a rich mining
and lumber district. It's length is
eighty miles. It's two story Office build
, ing and depot at MERGED, as well as
round houses, shops and terminals are
almost finished.
2 The new hotels will not be ready
: for the next Seasons business, but
Mr.. Miller has under consideration
T plans for temporary structures to care
J. Tor the traveller comfortably.
: The Southern Pacific is advising al
railways in this country and Europe
or the route to the Yosemite.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

When the people were contributing
so literally to the fund for the relief
of the sufferers from the San Fran
cisco earthquake and fire they had
little idea the ubiquitous CRATER was
stealing the money. A million dollars
is said to be the amount of the pecu-
lations. Is it possible that there is
any connection between these gratis
and the sudden departure Of Mayor
Schmitz of San Francisco for Europe.
President Roosevelt, the dispatches
say, is the moving spirit behind the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

Santos Dumont, the French airship
fellow, declares that very soon flying
machines will be more numerous and
much cheaper than automobiles. We
shouldn't be surprised if M. Dumont's
prophecy would come true.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

The miserable showing made by
the amerikearns party in Weber and
Summit counties and other of their
alleged strongholds demonstrates the
weakness of the party and shows that
at best it is only an ephemeral affair
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

Hurst Switch stock for sale cheap.
Easy terms can be secured if desired.
For particulars address w. j. Curtis.
215 Commercial Block, Portland, Ore.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

inquiry, and that he declares no man
guilty of diverting the relief fund
shall escape. We hope the president
will be able to make good his threat.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

The American" party's principles,
says the Tribune, are more wide
spread than it's vote. We hope not.
Its principles are the most pernicious
things around even in this wicked
age.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17

The Tribune continues it's gallant
fight on the phantom hierarch. With
out hierarch the Tribune's occupa-
ton would be gone.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-11-17
TRUTH

j l. Il
parts, probably going back to EGYPT
to consult the sphinx again.
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Chairman Eldredge and Secretary
Horace Smith of the republican coun-
ty committee were given token OF
the appreciation of the committee OF
their successful work in the recent
campaign. The committee presented
Mr. Eldredge with fine gold watch
and Mr.. Smith with silk and gold
watch fob guard. The presentation
took place at the Commercial club on
Monday evening and at the same time
the campaign accounts were present
ed and approved and it was found
that after all the bills were paid and
also a number of bills left over from
the city campaign year ago, there
was sufficient balance left to start
next years campaign in good shape.
Mr.. Eldredge and Mr.. Smith were the
recipients of many compliments on
the mastery way they conducted the
fight for the republican party this
fall.
The amerikearns party organ is
making a great ado about organiza-
tions which it claims are being formed
within the republican party to correct
abuses or alleged abuses. The Trib-
une claims that the object of these
embryo organizations is to prevent
wholesale flocking to the American"
party. There is not much danger of
a fiocking to that discredited party.
THE time for people to flock that way
was before election if they were in
clined to so flock, but they flocked the
other way, and there are no indica-
lions of a change of flocking senti-
ment.
The abnormal political conditions
which exists here is regretted by all
good citizens because it works hard
ships on the people and retards the
progress of the state. There is a
: strong feeling in favor of something
, to put an end to that condition and
to free the city and the state from the
old man of the sea in the shape of, the
amerikearns party which is attempt
} ing to fasten itself on the shoulders
! OF the people. There is but one way
to accomplish that end, that is to sc
completely overthrow the amerikearns
party that it can never rise again
t This idea of forming organizations
t within parties to accomplish that enc
( Is mostly visionary and impractical
:, BILE. The Kearns crowd are the cause
of the whole trouble and the onl,
way to cure it is clear them out roo
e and branch and the sooner it's done
{ the better for the state. They re
;, ceived a knockout blow on Novembe,
g. Follow up the advantage and ut
terly destroy the monster. That
the only remedy. Give no quarter t,
a snake.
a I'VE, the American citizens O
o Utah." is the way the amerikearn
e club members designate themselves
b all the same as the three tailors O
a Tooly street, who began their resC
r luton with, I'VE, the people of Enc
l. land"
The amerlkearns professional aft
= davit maker keeps industriously a
= work earning his scanty pay.
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Entered June 49, 1903, at Salt Lake City, Utah
as second class matter. under act Of Congress
, March 3. 1879
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

All kinds OF embroidery novelties
and materials. Special line for babies
Schweizer's Art Parlors, Magill block.
If you have lot worth $500 and $500
in cash the Savings & Loan will let you
have $4,000 which will enable you to
build house costing $4,000.
A copy of the 1905 Session Laws,
popular edition., and The Daily Forum
for three months in advance for SIS
at The Forum office. This is only 50
cents more than the price OF the book
alone.
A handsome and large lettered sign
now. adorns the front of the Acme
Machine Co., office and
warehouse on N. P. avenue. The
erection OF this sign obliterates the old
and familiar Mccormick company sign
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
DENNY WAS .=.
!. ~, ARRESTED
}8fti@, '+.|E rs - -. -
WiIIlston Banker Is Again in the
N a Toils-Conspiracy Is the Charge
sS :, . Against Him. .,

Nv. H. Denny, a Williston banker,
who has had considerable difficulty in
evading the Montana authorities, and
who has remained in the Second ju-
iieial district very closely for several
months, was arrested at Churchs
Ferry, yesterday by Constable David
son, OF Williston, on a warrant issued
|Williston, charging him with conspir-
acy:, He was taken to Williston on
Train yesterday morning. tgs~%
Some months ago warrant for a
similar charge was issued in Valley
county, Mont, for the arrest ,ol
Denny, and Denny, was placed Under
arrest. He made fight against the
issuance of requisition papers, and
Governor Sarles honored the demand
Of the Montana governor. Mr.. Den
ny made application to Judge Cowar
fora writ Of habeas corpus, which was
isSt1ed and he thus gained his liberty
Since that time he has not wandered
| far from Judge CoWa1l's district. y 2
Assistant Attorney General r. N
Stevens went to Williston several day:
ago, and it is claimed that the issu'
ance of warrant there for the arres
OF Denny was sanctioned by him.
1t is claimed that Denny conspired
with Montana and North Dakota aner
to 3.steal horses from the ranchers d
Montana, and tit,is4 further $ciaimeJ
that Denny received the horses in thi.
state and directed how they should bs
disposed of. ...,i @S. =
q Tn order to evade any possible hitct
in the proceedings Constable David
son, armed with the warrant foi
Denny's arrest, drove out ol Willistoi
and caught a train at a station tili.
side of there, and by this means wa.
able to reach Churchs Ferry before
Denny's friends had been able TO ad
wise him of the new turn OF affairs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
A Few Left-Priees Reduced
MASONIC TEMPLE
SOUVENIRS
PRICE NOW ONLY soc. .si
]. @. McKendry, at Temple, or II. G.
Plumley, at Forum.

Geo. |. Foster received the follow
ing telegram yesterday from the west
ern department OF the Hartford Fire
Insurance Co: mo definite advices
are. as yet .obtainable from San Fran
.ciscos but sthe. Hartford Go. will pay
its loses there promptly and in full
as at Baltimore, Boston and Chicago.
Continue business as usual. Write all
desirable risks offered. Cofran &
Dugan." r.. -. ..s$.
|, A badly laundered man is disgrace
to himself and those with whom he is
associated for there. is no excuse for
him as the Dixon laundry IS in the field
and does work that can please and
satisfy the most fastidious. The most
dainty piece OF feminine attire or gem
tlemen's dress linen leaves our hands
finished as it should be, because we pos
sess the know-hoW and have the skill
to use it. Try as. Dixon Laundry
Co. phone GOO: 81 VI sE b .ss .ssa5
Marquis Saionji. Japan'ss premier,
comes of a linesof pretniers and minis
ters of state, his family being com
parable with Englaifis house of West
minister. j. Takegoshi, M p, who
has been intimately associated with
Saionji, charaeterizes him as a poll
Itician and cultured reformer He
helped overthrow the Shogunate
Istudied for fifteen years in France ane
lreturned to Japan at SO a pure Pari-
sian. He is a liberal of the European
TYPE. He is. among the first Of ths
mobiles to introduce western know
Hedge In Japan, has been its repre-
sentative iii Austria and Germany, hell
tfe portfolio Of education at home arls
before he became first minister to Til,
crown helped in the upbuilding OF til,
radical constitutional party. Hi
Idrawiilg room is called salon and hi
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
|. MIRAGE SILK, FOR s SPRING E /

New York Press There can be
no question Of the dainty effect Of mi
rage silk as it figures iii spring gowns.
Mrs. Ashton Ripley Just back from
"a wedding tourt that took in Paris
and London, wore a robe of pale rose
mirage silk at the reception given
for her in Washington by her mother,
Mrs Charles ]. Bell. The new fabric
Is more effective than its predecessor,
iridiscent silk. and requires little trim
ming. There is. strong hint that for
loose wraps and blouses ii is ITO be
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
PRESSED BRICK s,
Best Pressed Brick at Lowest Prices.
II you contemplate building, get
figures and samples from us.
Hebron Fire & Pressed Brick Co.,
Hebron, N. D.

At the builders and traders ex-
change there were filed plans and spec
ifcations for the Citizens State bank
of Edgeley, bids to be opened May 8;
blind asylum building at Bathgate; high
school at Leeds and the Fox & Cole
block at Kenmare.s =.
Don't delay another day--tell your
friend who is addicted to the drink
habit that he can secure guaranteed
cure-no doubt about it--and when
through, with the treatments at the
Murray institute he will. be fresh AS
youth, ready to battle with the world
and with ambition to win Write to-
day 10 the Murray cure institute. 1921
Thirteenth street south, Fargo, for full
particulars. .@ ">-.'<
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
SENSATION REPORTED
.s5 II IN TOWN OF HAMPDEN

The little town of ,Hampden, RAM
sey county, had quite a sensation this
week, brought about by the death OF
"a citizen through the alleged error Of
a drug store in selling wood alcohol
for the other alcohol The victim was
a man BY the name OF MeGroth, Or Or
McCafred, a.section boss for the Great
Northern. Another party Otto Evans
by name, an elevator agent at Ilamp-
den, was made very seriously III by
drinking from the same bottle from
which the dead man had been imbib-
ing, and Evans was taken to- " Grand
Forks Thursday evening and lodged at
a local hospital for treatment. He is a
very sick man, but well enough to tell
the story i W .s
Evans says that on Sunday last he
went, into a drug store at Hampden
and called for dollar worth Of alec
hol, and received the same. He also
asked for drink OF whisky and re-
ceived that. The formality Of signing
the usual blank was not gone through
with Evans says that he then went
to his office in the elevator, made a
| fire and mixed himself two or three
drings of the alcohol Alter while
McGroth, or McCaffred as come called
him, stepped into the office and begged
| for drink. Evans was beginning to
jfeel sick but did not suspect the cause,
He directed the visitor ito help himself
from the bottle. Evans went TO be,l
and the other man, it appears, drank
The entire contents of the bottle be-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
TOWNSEND RETURNS 2....
FROM SIOUX FALLS

Assistant United States District At
torney Townsend returned this morn
ing from Sioux Falls where he appear
ed for the government in the habeas
corpus proceedings commenced, to Sc
cure the release of Earl Pinney from
the federal prison at Sioux Fallssd5
The application for the writ was Far-
gued Thursday before Judge Garland
in the federal court and was taken un-
der advisement by the court The con
,tention of Pinney's attorney was that
as a matter of law, Pinney could not
have received money under color OF
authoritvFsas charged in the indictment
on which he was convicted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
TASK NOT ENVIED.:

San francisco Argonaut: 1t ] is a
Weariful task, that OF the statesman,
directing the affairs Of critical peo-
pie is 4indeed d dreadful job. For your
statesman, IS forced to shift, to trim, te
sidestep, to carry water ON both
shoulders. Even in absolute countries
the statesnlail's job is difficult. In re-
5publics 1t is gradually. growing to BE
awful. lit is not only the shifty and
Misunderstanding statesman who finds his
Job difficult He at least has only tho
people to reckon with and not his own
conscience. But the conscientious
statesman must find his job awful. IA
bad second best, !, said John Morley
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
TOO MUCH. TALK.

Indianapolis News: 1t strikes us
that we are hearing overmuch about
the reaction from the period of expo
sure of official malfeasance, as though
it had been something of a mistake.
Some papers and persons may have
gone to excess in, sensational methods.
But the method exposed and the
men criticised deserved criticism.
There is grave danger now that we
may go much too far in the other
direction and SO fail of much good
effect of the work that has been done.
1t will be sad day if a false public
opinion is. ever formed that will pre-
vent the pursuit of corruption; that
will cause people to be afraid to attack
it. N=
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
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! 1o7 Eighth Street South. Phone sis.
5 Make Rugs, Clean Carpets, Clean
! Rent or Repair Sewing Machines, =
s Sell Repairs, Oil and Needles tor
S all Machines. Sell Wall Paper.

Congressman Vreelanivs OF New
York had up his bill prohibiting the
stamping OF silver or gold articles
with false assay marks. To illustrate
his speech he had dozen or, more
watches, silver spoons. forks plated
ware and articles of jewelry spread out
on the top of his; desk Unknown te
Mr.. Vreeland, McMorran Of Michigan
ranged on the desk behind him three
big oranges in the shape OF pawn
brokers' sign. 'What'll you advance
on my watch?". asked Mr.. Longworth
as he walked by and saw the oranges
This isno pawnbrolcer,se eoffice.''''s Mr.
Vreeland said Then take in youl
sign, MIR. Longworth advised Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Wanted-Opening in town of 500 to
700 by parties who wish to install tele-
phone system. Address F. care For
um, Fargo.
If your business is not paying as it
should, find out why. Walter Thomson,
jr, expert accountant, room S, Tyler
block. Fargo.
A party of land seekers from Dodge
vile, Wis, arrived in the city this
morning and at once proceeded to dis
tribute themselves over parts Of the
Red river valley. Several went out
over the Southwestern branch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
REMOVED TO FARGO.

Minor Teller: Lawyer Thompson
has closed his law office in Milnor to
reopen it in Fargo, N. D., where he
an established practice of another law
yer at that place who moves to the
northern part of the: ., state. Mr.
Thompson regrets leaving Minor. He
has built up good business here, and
has made. MANY friends. but feels thai
he can better himself in Fargo, through
the change. The we'll wishes of his
friends go with him. E~$ s*
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21

Greater accommodations and more
of them are being provided at the Muir
ray institute. 1921 Thirteenth street
south. Fargo. In FIVE months of the ex-
istence of this famous home of the
cure Of the drink and morphine habits,
the already large building has had to
be enlarged twice Dr. Murray is
bound to give all his patients the best
home accommodations when they visit
his place--and all like him and the
institutes methods of prosecuting d
cure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-21
CITY LOCALS.

Have Knight Printing Co. print it,
Ship your hides, pelts, furs to J. S.
Smith & Co.. Fargo. l. ..
Wait for Mark with a fine bunch OF
western horses, week OF April 20.
New, fresh garden and lawn grass
seed. Johnson & Peterson, feed store.
H. J. Ruscf has transferred block
II, Homer's addition, to Sister M
Agnes OF the Sacred Heart academy