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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08
MORE JOHN BROWNS NEEDED.

William Allen White. editor of the
Emporia Gazette, and the we'll known
writer, in commenting on the address
of Vice President Fairbanks at Osa-
watomie. on the anniversary of John
Browns battle there, says:
Vice President Fairbanks made an
able speech at osawatomie to cele-
brate the semi-centennial of the battle
fought there by John Brown. A great
deal was said by the vice president and
and the moral sense of John Brown.
But if today some man should rise
up in this country and take exactly
the same stand John Brown took, ex-
cept on the proposition that no man
has right to take the labor of others
without giving society value recelv-
ed, the excellent gentlemen who are
extolling John Brown would brand
his successor as a socialist.
Yet that is the next step in the fight
for human freedom. The John Brown
of that fight is needed just as the
John Brown of the other fight was
needed. John Brown was a rebel
against existing laws. He attacked
legal property. He melted sedition
and insurrection. He preached dis
content with a shotgun. But he was
right-right in spite of laws and con-
stitutions and organized society, and
men have made a hero of him.
This is a queer world. If Vice Pres
ident Fairbanks and the honorables
who are congregated this hot August
in white shirts and high hats at Osa
watomie really admire John Brown
as much as they claim 20, why don't
they cut loose from conventional ira
ditions as John Brown did, and stand
as John Brown stood, against the
wrong, even though governments and
the forms and traditions of the world
of society opposed them?
The whole world knows that it is
wrong for one man to make other
me nwcrk for him, who has not hon
estly obtained the money with which
to pay them. The whole world knows
that when man gets money without
giving society adequate return for thai
money in the shape of real service tc
the people, the man has stolen the
money.
The whole world knows that ever
though the money is stolen legally Il
is held immorally, and that the THE
is thief in the sight of God and man
Old John Brown knew this about thc
slave holders.
We today know 1t of men who gam.
BILE in stocks. of men who water stocks
of men who operate in the crooked
paths of that part of high financ.
which rests upon cheating and lyini
and chicanery.
But we today lack the vigor of ole
John Brown. And we who praise hin
today would be shocked at LIVING
man like him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08

was his attorney and partner in the
frauds for years while serving as state
senator and United States district at
torney.
He says that George C. Brownell
OF Oregon City. has been bribed time
and again to fix" federal juries to
prevent the indictment of land thieves
whom Brownell knew were operating
Illegally.
All this Puter swears upon the
stand and much more in detail.
He lays bare the secret conspiracy
which was formed amcng officials
and thieves to rob the people of their
priceless timber land in oregon. He
tells of the bold operations of the
gang. how forest reserves were made
and unmade by public officials, how
juries were fixed" by other polite
ians and officials and how the thieves
secured immunity from prosecution by
paying money to the officials wh1
were in the ring.
Williamson. Hermann, Meldrum
Ormsby, Brownell and others impli-
Gated are still living. They have Jared
we'll at the hands of the people OF
Oregon. And all the time they were
being trusted by the people, they were
playing the dirty game of grating and
robbery. This is the return they gave
for the peoples trust.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08
HOTEL PORTLAND
pORTI AND nnEan nNt

PORTLAND, OREGON.
American plan, SO per day and up-
ward. Headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rates
made to families and single gentle-
men. The management will be pleas
ed at all times to show rooms and
give prices. A modern Turkish bath
establishment in the hotel.
Fl. c. BOWERS. Manager
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08
WHERE COLoRs COME FROM

The cochineal bug furnishes many
of the bright carmine, crimson. pur-
pie lake, and scarlet. The cuttlefisi,
gives the sepia, and Indian yellow
comes from the camel.
Ivory chips produce ivory black
and the exquisite Persian blue was dis
covered accidentally by fusing horses
hoofs and other refuse animal matter
with impure potassium carbonate.
Crimson lake comes from the roots
and barks of certain trees; blue-black
from the charcoal of lie vine chalk
and Turkey red comes from the root
of the madder plant found in Hindu
camphor by the Chinese.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08
Largest Hon Yard in the World.

There are 625 acres in the Krebs
Bros hop yard near Independence,
and they expect to spend $4,000 on
the picking Of their hops this year.
This is declared to be the biggest hop
yard in the world. There is a dane
ing pavilion, barber shop, bootblack
stand and every accessory right on
the ground. It will be a small city
during the brief picking season.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08
THE ADyENTURER.

For me no quiet byway.
No peaceful little lane.
No covert where the branches
Keep off the wind and rain.
Rut oh. the open highroad,
With all its dust and glare;
It's questions and It's tumult,
Its call to do and dare'
I care not IL men count me
A loser in the strife
SO I but drink, unhindered,
The brlmming cup of life.
And so my loyal comrades
Shall whisper at the end.
"He never lost his courage,
He never failed friend"
Chariot Becke
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08
HAVE YOU A LARGE CORES
PONDENCE?

Lots OF social engagements and the
writing Of letters incident thereto /?
How about your stationery? Is 1t of
the best? Best you could find? Ever
been in this shop? Frankly, perhaps
not modestly, you can't afford to over
look the advantages every, way Of
buying correspondence stationery
here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08

Jacob sager, aged 65 years, and
for 16 years past nlghtwatchman for
the o. r. G. n. at Oregon City, was
found dead in the morning Heart
disease caused his death while on
duty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-08

Joseph Freeman, train nand on a
logging railway was killed at the
O'Connell logging camp near Rainier,
by a wild car
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store has the agency for a celebrated
line of .nhnfnrtanEic sl1nnlies Name

SIUIG anu pIUIUt SuppIlGS.t ,
THfRTY-THREE.
A clearance sale IS now going on at
one of the principal clothing stores to
make room forspriig stock. The store
is on Front steet and is named after
one of the begt known islands in
America. Besides the complete line Of
clothing the hkuse carries shoes and
hats. Give nank of firm and of leading
shoes and hat asa 8f{s s5os.
NUMBER THI7I2Y-FOUR.
This is a Paragraph, the answer to
which Sho,,ld Ne A Svss cf Solutio,, nor
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heard of any opposition to his. return
to the council. .'.@ "@,'3' GU =

in the fourth and Alderman Stern has
not yet decided whether he will go into
the race in the fifth or not. et0rs /
The contest of the campaign will be
for the office of police magistrate With
Martin Ryan and Colonel eGearey as
candidates a strenuous time is antici-
pated. Both candidates have many
friends i'll the city who have already
commenced campaigning. 5@= {lat IA
F. A notable feature of the election will
be that not single candidate for office
will seek a nomination at the primaries.
It is probable, that the primary election
law will. be ignored and the. election
conducted as heretofore, the candidates |
going before the people by petition.
EGGERT'S FOR MEATS. :rI
Why not get your meats at Eggert's,
the old reliable dealer, where prices are
right, delivery prompt? Phone 5oI or
5o2. ....1-~ t.A@:h ~#5 f. -
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IN LN A0
INCREASES
Participants In The Forums Knowi-
edge Contest Are Found in Every
Home In Fargo.
The puzzling paragraphs composing
The Forums knowledge contest ap,
pear in this issue for the last time, The
answers must be in before S O'Clock
Feb. IL and the correct answers will be
printed in the issue of The Forum the
following day, The winners will be
announced in The Forum Feb. II.
Interest i'm the contest is increasing
Each mail brings replies frornthe most
remote parts OF the state and the fact
is an excellent indication OF how thor
oughly The Forum is read in North
! Dakota. &.
Al little girl called at The Forum Of
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pondence to show that fifteen men are
included in the gang AMI also that

two car loads OIL TfOrSeS were Snlpped
to him from Montana
The authorities now believe they
are on the track which leads to the
capture of sufficient number OF the
thieves to make it hazardous for the
remainder to ply their profession any
longer in these parts.
What is interesting the stockmen and
the stock inspectors as we'll as the sher-
ifs Office of both Chouteau and Valley
counties more than this just at the
present time is the capture of Tom
Ryan, who has made larger drafts up
on the focks of the horsemen than any
other individual at large. He is the
leader OF the gang that has stolen all
Of 1000 head Of horses from the range
in this state.
Recently. John billiard. an officer
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other suits for a similar purpose agai
Anton Moen and Ed. Nybakken. FIR
the former the city wants to recover
and from the latter $45. /
Mr.. Nerhaugen's refusal to pay .
atys bill was for the reason that i
was obliged to work while confined
the pest house and he believes that .
more than earned his keep in car
for other patients /
CREDITORS" WINDFALL. .
Twenty-six years ago Arthur Sc
tergood, now rancher and justice
the peace at Nebraska. u. S. A., fai
at Buftoh-oh- Trent, England, his ere
tors obtaining IS. sd. in the pound.
did not receive his discharge in bal
ruptcy, and went to America In
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ders, spices. etc. The store has built
up large trade because Of the worth of

ont of town. Name company and name
of best brand of extract on market
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
Turkish baths in Fargo are secured
in the basement of this well known bar
Der shop The proprietor, while his
ability to handle the razor is sometimes
questioned, attends to business, keeps
four good BARRIERS and gives the best
Turkish bath to be had west of the
twin cities Name proprietor and To-
cation.
AfTTaFREP NINETEEN
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ftIIlIIdNtVIINSIy oIOtI IdIiEGA IIIt IIdIIIS
If which is household word; the In

utely proof against accident; the Iarg-
sst stock of modern tp-to-date builders
hardware in the northwest. Name store,
heater and range.
NUMBER FORT Y-lNINE.
If you were going to select warm
air furnace for yotM home there is one
irnPname that would come to the mind |
of most Fargo people at once. The
business is conducted by two brothers. !,
they have a sheet metal shop in con-
nection, besides putting in the best
warm air furnace on the market. Name
company and number Of furnaces in.l
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49, ASAN4T4T
CANDIDATES
Some Men Are Willing to Serve the
City Interest Increases in the
Municipal Election.
The municipal campaign has reached
that stage where the aldermanic can
didates are being prominently mention
ed.n The entries for the mayoralty
race are. not yet complete. AS a matter
of fact but one candidate has definitely
announced his intention and he is ex7
Mayor ] A. Johnson. IS
1t was late yesterday afternoon that
Mr.. Johnson decided to make the race
and it is considered more than probable
that he will be opposed by Mayor Wall,
who has not yet. however. announced
his intention. The mayor is consider
ing the matter and his friends have con-
fdence that he will consent to become
a candidate for reelection. -. >
In the newly created seventh ward the
names of Pete Elliott and w. L. Van
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nave JlVeQ mere nIteen years. 1t VIII
surely prove a great help to me i'll my
shopping expeditions. fs..
There is one set of persons in the
city, however, who are not pleased with
the contest. They are the central
hello girls and they declare that if
The Forum ever starts another contest
they will quit in body. .-
''People who never used telephone
before in their lives are using them
now" declared one pretty young wo-
man, "and they have caused us no end
of bother telephoning to the different
business houses for information"
MATsoN's RESTAURANT
5o4 Front street has not sold out
come and see for yourself.
j, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transfers
have been filed in the office of the reg
ister of deeds during the week:
Peter Buttke to Fred Buttke, W. d.,
n. e. 14-I3o-54, $4,000.
Alice r. Calhoun to A. J. Headland,
W, d., Erskine's ad lots 22-23 block "Y,"
$385.
Alex McKinnon to Louis A. Taubert,
w. D., all sec. 35-14I55, '$I7,5oo.
! Elizabeth Berrisford to Chas. Zick.
W. d., all of e. 3-I37-53, $o,I2o.
John G. Messner to Geo. Hanssler,
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THE FARGO ]


EAh 1N RAOhMAS
THIEVES
Montana Authorities Are Getting Busy
Again and Somerhing Is Expected
to Drop.
A dispatch from Havre gives the fol-
lowing interesting information regard
ing the gigantic horse stealing opera
tions carried on in Montana:
''The most reckless gang of horse
thieves that ever made it advisable to
lock the barn door are supposed to be
located in the northern part OF North
Dakota, eastern Montana and the
Canadian border joining. The Nc
Hugh Bros, stockmen and ranchers
OF Alberta, have lost 100 head OF fine
horses. and a man who labored on the
McHugh ranch, and who departed
suddenly from his employment some
time last spring was suspected. The
man gave his name as Charles Owens,
but on rilnor from Montreal TO the
effect that man by the name OF r.
T. Lockwood was requested at that
place Owens found reasons for leav-
ing his employment on the McHugh
ranch and since that time the suspic-
ions pointing to him have grown
stronger until they became definite
and J. Fl. McHugh pursued the man
on. horseback back into the country
north OF Regina, where he found eight
OF the horses stolen from his ranch.
Lockwood was captured by a stock in
spector and is now a prisoner in the
barracks at Regina, where upon his
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pareI. liz lS Z arg
over the state. Another popular leader
ic the hart Ererch cnrsef made (1ika

carried.
NUMBER THREE.
When horsemen need supplies for rig
or animal there is harness shop in
Fargo which has what they want. It
is conducted by man who has long
been i'll the business and has friends
among all the horsemen. which means
his goods are right and treatment cour-
teous The company makes specially
of fine harness which are displayed in
a large glass department. Give name
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n an English. bank note G2oo, VIII
has increased by accumulation of
terest to s. 900 recently at the Bur.
county court, Judge Lindley ordeI
that the money should be divl(
among Scattergoed's old creditors.
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~. SANDERS OUT OF PEN.
Fessenden Free Press: Hern
Michaelson returned yesterday morn.
from the cities and on the train betw,
here and Valley City he thinks he
Kasinar Sanders the man who was S
fenced to three years in the state !
from. this county during the. Janu
term 1904. Mr.. Michaelson was
sure of it being Sanders but thought
recognized him as. Sanders, for Mi
aelson assisted. the sheriff in TAX
Sanders to the pen.
Sanders, who is a Russian, and v
fiYed near the Benson county line
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@k IAI y II a.
IT'S NONE
More Suits Brought Against yicti
Of Smallpox for the Care Of
the Patients.
4
The case Of the CITY against C.
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pure food is located in Fargo. Every
thing good to eat is sold direct to the
consumer at wholesale prices. A large
mail order. business is maintained, and
just at present the house is making a
record price on eggs. Name house and
location.
NUMBER ELEKEN.
The oldest druggist i'll the city is the
head of company which conducts a
large drug store in its own block on
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v county. encounteref

at ranch house near the Canadian
line north OF Hinsdale. Ryan, how
ever, got the drop upon the officer,
disarmed him and took from his per-
son photograph of Ryan as we'll as
the warrant for his arrest. He, how
ever, later returned these to the Off
Ger after warning him not to try and
arrest him again. billiard returned to.
Glasgow and Sheriff Griffith. organiz-.
ed posse and gave chase. 1t was
found that Ryan had left the country
and .nnne north into Canada and u The
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OF dlleIIIpLIU8 10 SHOO

w elSt and vile While they were drlV
ot1t Of Harvey. He was brought up
rial in January, 1908, and the case !
dismissed on technicality of the &C
1laint Later he was re-arrested,
Ease was continued over the SeptemI
1908, term, but in January, 1904, he '
:ried, found guilty and sentenced
above ,,.s r.. ,.s
His release. if he has been releas
must be the result of good behavior,
through the aid of friends, who,
understand, presented a petition for
freedom. - = j, -. d.
At the, time of his trouble Sand
was pretty well fixed, owning some gt
land and other property, but his t.
cost him dearly, it is said. and he +,
likely have to commence all over ag
now;
@.s- tlA. g BARRIE.
: Barrie. N. ID, FEB. 6.--To The
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The names of the per-
.ade will be announced in
d is invited to participate
lents in The Forum care
solution of the questions
NUMBER SIXTY-ONE. ge :@t,~ 3.
There is land company with Office
in the Tyler block on Broadway, op-
Grated and named after the owner. Can
adian lands are his specially and he is
one of the means of selling much land
in that country. Give name of pfopri-
etor and name Of best town near his
land. 5E,<.,., p: &
NUMBER. SIXTY-TWO. =. IT.
In the decorating and painting bust
ness, skilled employees are the first con-
sideration and superior material is the
next There is one firm in Fargo that
combines both. and this firm has been
closely allied to. the beautifying Of Far
go and has taken the name of the city
ito. complete its name Give name of
firm and of Buffalo wall paper company
it represents, - -.s- hi ~.
NUMBER sSIXTY-THREE. -.
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SUCCESS OF SllCH a DuSlltSS. 81 IL CdfTItS.
a complete line of pictures. artists ma
terials; also well-equipped stationery
store and news department. There is
one great specially, however. Name
store and speciality.
NUMBER THlENTY-SIX.
One of the oldest. shoe dealers in
Fargo maintains his shoe repairing shop
in connection with store and never
changes his location. He carries one
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acllon OF business IN the cry.
such as the grocery business, a Broad
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ror of low prices. There IS one .storetin
the city which carries Spalding House,
coffee, however, where an up-to-date,
stock is carried, including a famous line
of pure canned goods, and wherethe GUS
toners derive the benefit of low rent.
Name store, location, brand of. canned.
goods. iS.sA" s@t1 "a.~.~
NJNBER1 SIXTY-FOUR. l,.s
atAt local firm of decorators is known
49, q = q TT, A Ala. -, ~ a
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IN the shop and attracted much COM
nent Name shop and phone number.
NLIMBER FORTY-oNE.
Located on the principal street Of
Fargo, a certain hotel has long enjoyed
i hourishing trade with the travelling
public. The table is unexcelled for the
money and the rooms are always kept
Ia the very best condition A uniform
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asked III
vided as
, firm, unless
The fir
The sec
The th
The TO,
The fifl
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Address all sWers vii
sons to "
The Forl
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in this CO
fully eacl
will there
built up a well patronized employment
agency in the short space of a year.
Ihey both are hustlers and understand
the business BY prompt filling of or
.ders they keep their trade. both in the
city and country. Give name of firm
and location. II .
NUMBER FORTY .SETEN.
A new and very important hospital
for the cure of the drink and morphine
habits has been established in Fargo.
Al building in the residence district Of
the city has been purchased and is now
occupied. A big patronage was secured
from the start and the success of the
establishment was assured from the
very moment the founder of the cure
entered the field. Give name of found
er and location.
NUMBER FORTY9EIGHT.
@ Here's an easy one This hardware
store handles the hest heatinp stove
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le in The
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lul,e SIM otherwise sta
u are in
ind think
onsulting
to do SO. The d,
o furnish Write
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rmation. 80
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sages, and ruby lights are applied to
the great benefit Of skin and scalp
Give name Of the lady and number OF
new location.
NUMBER SIXTEEN.
A new drug store, centrally located.
has rapidly gained in favor in Fargo.
With modern and complete stock of
drugs, this store has been established
in the confidence of the public. The
reserved seat sale for attractions at the
operahonse is conducted at this store
and convenience afforded theatre goers
thereby is greatly appreciated Name
the store, and brand of pure ready
mixed paints carried.
NUMBER SEHENTEEM.
A store on Front street, is filed up
with premiums which can be had with
certain number of tickets, which are
given with each purchase of line of
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I q he SIaHuaFd mallltalned at aISWeII- I
tnoWn clothing store is evideneed by
he fact that it is the sole ageney in
Fargo for the celebrated Lanpher hats
This store caters exclusively to the
reeds Of men and BY it's honest methods
PATRONS derive the benefit of a square
leal. The store is the agency in Fargo
ior a shoe that. has been referred to as
the sole. of honor" Name the store
ind the shoe. = i,
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,aiIoa,l IN action n, +ect,,er e.

medical attention Willie the defend
was confined in the pest house two ye:.
ago, was called, i'm Judge Geareys Co
this morning and was continued III
Feb. IS. 1t is probable that the cour
will take some action in regard to
matter and it was for this reason t
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ct. These answers are on f
has access to+hem except til
ant. The answers appear
it is safe to say that there "
answers received. If "
,Wer to a certain question
necessary information by G
man, do not hesitate
this contest has agreed
esired, and answer all querit
on.
ephone The Forum for info
j to you whether you are
or not.
NUMBER EIGHT.
Plumbing. electric wiring, steam and
| hot water heating is the business of one
firm of the city, which business is
housed in large store on a principal
street, where goods are neatly displayed
and the store is conducted under the
name of the proprietor. The. firm is
agent for several important articles
belonging to its lines, but one of the
most important IS the St. Paul heater.
Name store and location.
NUMBER NINE.
There is a building association in Far
go that will aid you to build home on
the monthly installment plan, and will
also pay you interest on savings ac-
counts. 1t has recently removed into
fine building of its own. There are
forty-three letters in full name Give
name of association and rate of inter-
est Dajd on savings