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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS


Miss Bessie Abbott Was the cen.
ter Of attraction at the musical
entertainment given By the unlver-
aity Of Washington at Dreamiand
rink last night She was assisted
by Edith Moxom Gray. pianist and
Hans Dressed violinocliist
Miss Abbott'H soprano showed
great range and cultivation in the
rendition Of the mad scene from
DonizettiE Lucia an aria liy
Schumann and n number of Other
songs. In response TO the generous
applause she sang The Last Ruso
Of summer aud Coming Through
the rye"
Great pleasure was afforded BY
Miss Gray aud Hans Dressed. whose
performances included Schumnnn'a
Novelette, and noccherinfs son.
alta In 4, and an ctude by Chopin
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aon the Quiet"

August Thomas famous farce
comedy. ION the Quiet" PLAY
based on the love affair OF Anna
Gould and the matinee idol, Harry
Woodruff. is at the Lois Janice
Meredith" win be presented next
week.
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"The eurolar's Daughter. 9

There will be souvenir mat.
inee at the Seattle Saturday. with
Emma Bunting in The Burglars
Daughter" Tho burgess Hunting
company viii next be seen in The
Lady From Laramie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

Az pantages theatre. Harden
Will offer his greatest trick at the
matinee performance tomorrow.
Friday. when he will be put into a
hugo box and securely nailed Ia
there lie announces that he will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

The new musical comedy com
pany has caught on at the Star.
and Is giving Puck and the Maid
IN most capable manner There
Is also q series OF strong vaudeville
acts. Santell il wrestling all
Corners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14
New York srmphonY orehe.tra.

Two hundred voices will sing at
the Wagner program 60 be given
Wednesday evening. May 81, by
Walter Damroseb and the New
York symphony orchestra nj the
Moore The opening concert will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14
"a Trlp to Luna Park .

The curtain raiser at the Lyric
this week a. by Charles Dunbar.
and Is entitled a booking Agents
Troubles Tho hurlesque Is called
"A Trip 10 Luna Park
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Some of tho song hits In Fan.
tnna." at the Grand, are Just My
style" Darby and Joan" "Laugh.
ing Little Almond Eyes, and The
Farewell Waltz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

The biz acts az the Coliseum are
Marzello 4 Woulfe. double bar &C.
rohats Hutchinson q Bainhridge.
In a sketch Leon a Adelinc. com
edY iuggiers and Fitzgerald 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

Frank u. Tanning. who for eight
consecutive years supported Lewis
Morrison. Il at the Tivoli with the
Fanning Howard company, In
Faust"
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MUST OBEY RAT
REGULATION

Capt, alaney. ~ the steamer
Chippewa. owned by ibs Inland
Navigation company was tempo
rarity auHpeiuiad rom command BY
rfcslthsnt laaiha cespu Yesterday
tar his msaleuce o. ph Elmer =,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

Wilton Lackayc. In The Bond.
man. al the Moore. Is proving one
OF the really big attractions Of the
season.
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ROOSEVELT
Is CHOSEN
PRESIDENT

WasHtNSforso Mae a -prest
dspt Roosevelt has hsoa elected
pfesit NJ 81 the International Ia
eersuhasias cenFress. which meets
hsFc Ia October. In has letter Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

be given Tuesday night They are
both under the auspices ~ the
aides Musical club.
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White Lingerie Waists, SpI. ST d,

Some arc trimmed with Val lace and n,.d.,
lions cluster tucks forming yoke effect otbe,
models At Sl45 arc deserving OF special MEM
being Of fane lawn entire front Of allover ents'
cry, collar and cuffs trimmed with Val. lace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

Wilson, eccentric singing come
dians. There are four other new
acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-14

escape IN lcns time than II VIII
take TO fastcn him In the box.
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TO sac UsstPs
Take bnafs af rtor = Ton round
tlipa daily. zoo neuna uln
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FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. g
Store Close, Daily at $50
Apparel for Women. Missss
md Children.
Long Kimonos: Sp. Values, $1.95

III special purchase. comprising long kiutpnos
III Of cotton ehalls III pleasing Oriental designs trim
HI med with satin bands aud very attractive. An Of
III erng that will impress you with our value giving
III power.
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Under One Hosf-BY.,,..,-1
tofn''h NE H'ms csmpi.,.' y
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si.2o Bleached Sheets. So,

We are often asked FOR an extra
large Sheet. ~ carry them. and
give Y9u the benefs. 81 our big
sale. hlsached Fsquot Sheets.
soNp1 inches. regular price
tf.s0 each Anniversary sale
price *sstts. tssst+ssss.ts S5e
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19

owner. It would seem that this.
is a proper charge against the Re
publican national committee or
against the contingent fund OF the
executive department. 1t is only
fair to advise Judge Taft that winter
is Just coming on in North Dakota
and the muskrats and other animals
are making preparations for severe
cold. 1t is the time when oyercoats
are needed and the prospect OF start
ing in upon a long winter without an
overcoat is not cheerful, 1t may
be that some live member of the
Taft presidential party has seized
upon the overcoat and had it made
over into half dozen smaller ones
for himself and members of his fam
lily, in which case it is probably lost
beyond recovery. But If it still ex-
| lists anywhere in the original form,
it ought to be returned to Finn
Leech, with a special hero medal
from the office Of Chairman Hitch
cock Of the national committee, and
a promise Of good consulate OF
something of the kind
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19

the state will not be permitted to
show other embezzlemen by the ac-
cused and that he used the same to
cover up such prior embezzlemen
Where proof of this character is re-
lied upon for conviction, the defend
ant should be apprised thereof by
the information. i4,E
Evidence examined and held insult
ficent to support the judgment of CON
viction.
Appeal from district court Pierce
county: Burr, ]. From judgment
of conviction of the crime of embez-
element, defendant appeals. Reversed.
Tyler & Woodward, for appellant.
T. F. MlcCue, Attorney General; All.
bert E. Coger, States Attorney, for
respondent.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
new LUMBER RATES

Washington, 2. q. NOV. 1s.-one
of the most Important railroad tar
iff revisicn rates filed in the past
year with the interstate commerce
commission that for which special
permission has been granted by the
commission to the Southern Pacific
railroad company and It's connections.
~ is g direct result Of the order of
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion In the North Pacific lumber
case, which reduced the freight rates
on lumber and lumber products from
points n Oregon and washington to
destinations In the east. particularly
Missouri river crossings.
The Southern Pacific tariff is now
IN preparation and when completed
will be filed and become effective
on three days. notice.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
MANY Will CALL
But 2 ARE CHOSEN
PILGRIMAGE TO THE COVER
NOR's OFFICE HAS BEGUN
THOSE TWO SUITS OF ERNINE
THE EXECUTIVE HAS TO GIVE
OUT LOOK GOOD no MANY.

Bismarck will soon become the
Mecca Of the seeker after the ermine5
| and other gifts In the hands or the
governor. n. $5.. f5.
Already the pilgrimage has begun
If the gossip Of the hotel lobbies Is to
be believed, and in addition the
gubernatorial mail is beginning to be
overburdened with missives tending
to elucidate as to the qualifications
with which the Barkis' are endow-
ed. IS
Attorney Casey, the gifted Graf
tonian, has been an anxious tarrier
in the city against the time when the
executive should return from Quincy
and other seaports, and scarcely was
the dust Of travel obliterated from
the governors apparel before the
young Democratic statesman was
closeted with him. No word, has
been spoken by the two, bat the
woods are full Of rumors to the eff
fact that the Grafton man has made
it plain that the ermine would be
especially becoming to his style Of
beauty.
Attorney D. G. Greenleaf Of Minot
is also n the city and the governor
is said to feel good at sight Of q
Ward county Democrat, especially
! when his name is Greenleaf and
Greenleaf is just as cheerful as can
be. No word Of his mission has been
whispered, but it is 'suspicioned''' z
the appointment Of two new Judges
4 OF the supreme court haunts the
dreams Of the Minot man. Both
Casey and Greenleaf have many
friends In Bismarck who would be
! pleased to see them become residents
OF the city provided there Is nc
show for good Republic but, as
stated before, the pilgrimage has
/ only just begun and there will be
/ plenty Of time In which the pub
licas well as the governor can
pick the winners.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
washington
TALK Of CANNON
Speakers 5 Future Seems TO
Be a Matter Of Pop
lIar Discussion

Washington. Nov. is. Represents
stives in congress are arriving at the
capital daily and every one Of them IS
living In the future Apparently there
is no thought OF any legislation this
winter except that necessary to give
life TO the appropriation bills, and thr
only thing that exercises the minds IF
the ineomers Is the question OF the
speakership OF the Sixty-first cong
ress and what committee berths are
to -be allotted the men returned for
continued membership.
s "a. Much has been written about the
attempt TO prevent Speaker Cannon
from being his own successor There
will be II fight beyond a doubt, and
the first smoke OF it is in the Wash
sington air today, but the chances are
the battle Will be over before the
time the iayman would set for It's aet
ginning It will be known weeks
prior to the Inauguration Of President.
elect Taft whether Mr. Cannon Is
again to sit In the chief seat OF the
honse
Opposition to Cannon.
Il Is futile for his friends to try to
hide the fact that there Is strong op.
position to the speaker, but, strong as
II ig. there Is not force enough in 1T 10
defeat him, unless the present admin,
istratfon and thatwh ichistsaceom SCI |
istration and that which lis to cenle,
takes q hand against him. THAT Pres.
ident Roosevelt would like to take
such hand there Is no doubt, but,
that he will do It, seems unlikely.
II he finds Taft Is willing to force
l
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
Socialist Ticket Case.

The court also hands down its de-
.cision in the case that was brought
before the election to determine the
right OF the socialist candidates for
state Office. to a place on the official
ballot The court prior to the cleo
tien granted the writ asked granting
the petitioners a place in the column
of individual nominations, and 5 the
syllabus of the full decision just hand
ed down says:
In the performance of his duties as
Secretary OF; State in certifying the
names of candidates for state Offices
to the different county auditors for
printing upon the ballot to be used
at the general election, the secretary
acts in a ministerial capacity, and
when certificates Of nomination filed
with him are legal in form, it is not
any. part Of his duty to examine into
the facts recited in such certificates
to ascertain their truth or falsity.
Certificates of nomination filed with
the Secretary Of State, legal in form
are prima facie evidence of the facts
which they recite.
Certificates Of nomination provided
for by section SOL of the r. C. of 1889
need not be verified.
A certificate of nomination to which
are affixed the requisite number of
signatures, nominating a person as a
candidate of the Socialist party for
a state office, in other respects con.
forming to law, Is a valid certificate
and entities the party nominated to
have his name placed In the column
provided for individual nominations
on the Australian ballot for use at
the general election.
While authorities are not in har.
mony as to what principles constitute
the principles Of Socialism, their
mann tenets are sufficiently under.
stood and agreed upon so the word
Socialist may be used to designate
a political party.
Application for writ Of mandamus
Granted.
Lesueur, Bradford & Hurley for the
REALTORS.
r. N. Stevens, assistant attorney
general, for defendant. =
Opinion by Spalding, j. All concur
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
Other Criminal Cases.


Two other criminal cases aFe de-
cided by the court. In the case of
State VS.. Elias Johnson, a judg-
3ment of the district court and new
trial granted. A reversal is also ord
cred in the case of State VS.. Laechelt.
The syllabi Of the cases are as fol-
lows:
State Of North Dakota, respondent, v.
Elias Johnson, appellant.
The suficiency of the allegations
OF an information when raised by a
motion in arrest OF Judgment will be
'connstrued with less strictness than
when raised by demurrer
Where an information states facts
constituting an offense In general
words, and in the language of the
statutes defining the offense, the in
formation is sufficient as against a
motion in arrest of judgment, all
though some of the necessary allega-
tions are stated or appear by infer
ence and not by positive allegation.
A person accused Of crime in
the commission OF which corrupt
intent is a necessary ingredient there
Of, may testify what his Intent was
in doing certain acts.
Objections to certain questions con.
sidered and held error to sustain
them. IL; s5
A person accused OF crime should
be allowed the fullest latitude TO ex-
plain what his intent was in writing
or making statements, apparently in.
terminating and in explaining what
he meant by certain eauiVocal state.
ments.
Appeal from the district court of
Benson county; Hon. John f .Cowan, j.
]. F. Baldwin G. B. Crave, Craven &
ments. q '-rr.'sss;
Maxfeld, and r. A. stewart, for ap
pelIant.
T. F. McCue, Attorney General, fol
respondent
Judgment reversed and a now trial
granted.
Opinion BY Morgan, G. !. All con
eur.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
HANSBROUGH
IN NO COMBINE.
SenatOl Denies Story That
Marshall, ifOnna and Him
self Have Ma0e Deal

5a
Minot, N ]. ID, Nov. 18.-'1 have
made no combination with anyone
with reference to the senatorial con-
test in North Dakota, and i will make
none. said Senator Hansbrough, who
was in Minot yesterday to speak at
the state convention Of the American
Society Of Equity,
Mr.. Hansbrough said that the report
in the Minneapolis Journal that he
Marshall and Gronna made a combina-
ton to defeat M. N. johnson, the peo-
pies choice for United States senator,
Is not true. He said that he met Mar
shall and Gronna at the Nicollet hotel
in MinneapoIis accidentally and that
no deal with reference to the senator
ial situation was made.
How about your candidacy for the
United States senate 2, the senator
was asked.
& have not announced that / am
d I'd you ~ III lSTSHu my FS-
Cent statement you will find that
said in no place that was al candi-
date for the senate he replied.
The senator does not make any
bones Of the fact that he does not
consider the recent senatorial vote
OF any moral weight. The fact, he
says, that thousands OF Democrats
voted for the Republican candidates
shows that the proposition was I
fraud upon its face, and he does not
think that any legislator should be
bound by the vote.
Speaking Of the Taft victory Sena-.
tor Hansbrough said:
Taft won great victory, and he
will make great president. It look
ed for a time that Bryan had good
show but his strength seemed to be
mostly on the street. While the peo-
pie out on the street were talking
Bryan the clerks in the offices and
the mills were for .,, I,
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
aHzDeI D =,
REVISING THE TARIFF.

The revision OF the tariff, It Is ap-
parent, is a task that will be ac-
complished with difficulty, and when
the revision is finally accomplish
ed it will not meet with general and
unqualified approval. Different To-.
calities are interested in different
tariffs. depending upon the nature
of the location, whether agricultural
or manufacturing, and representa-
tive of localities that might be adj
1 versely affected by a change in Ger
tain schedules will oppose any change
for the same reason that North Da-
kota's representatives would oppose
any change in those schedules In
which change would operate to the
disadvantage of the agricultural In
terests Of North Dakota. In con-
sideration Of the tariff all localities
are selfish, and hesitate to surrenr
der local advantage even though
more people of the whole country
would be more profited than harmed
by the surrender.
For this reason it may be expected
that any set of schedules finally
agreed to and passed will not be
fnyulnerable to attack. But there Is
no question but that it 1t is wise to
consider the whole subject Of the tar
fR, with a view to encouraging COM
petition where manufactured arti-5
cles are monopolized because Of
schedules now in force, or where To-
cal conditions within the United
States are such that protection is
mot needed, and serves only to ena-
J. bic the comparative few to maintain
high prices because of an impossible
fty of competition. It is to be ex-
/ pected, however, that there will be
many differences Of opinion, and that
concessions will be necessary all
around in order to finally obtain
the adoption Of the best possible
schedule. A tariff that will take
into consideration the growth and
development of American manufac-
turing, that will not make for low
wages and cheap competition, and
that at the same time will take into
consideration the well being of the
whole consuming class, giving them
the benefits of competition to de-
gree not incompatible with the de-
sire for good wages and high
standard Of living on the part of the
American working man, is the ideal
tariff from the standpoint OF the Re
pHbffcans and supporters Of the the
cry OF protection. But the tariff
should be revised with due considera-
sion for all the people and not much
consideration for certain class Of
people. The country, however, is
made up of localities, and the inter-
ests of localities must be cared for
as can be done But where the tar
III makes only for monopoly. it Is
entitled to little ,if any. considera-
tion.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
State Of North Dakota, respondent, VI
w. A. LaecheM, appellant.

1922 ~ AsOA A<stSnsStes,
w A. LaecheH, appellant.
In q prosecution for the embezzle-
ment Of certain check the informa.
tion described the check as drawn
by Stromen Bros" to "Bovey-Shute
Lumber Company. while the proof
disclosed that the same was drawn
by .stromen Bros, by Ed. +. stro.
men. by Al T. stromen. to eBove-
shaut Lumber Company"
Held: That the variance was I'M
material.
The chief function OF criminal
Information Is to fully and fairly Inn
part knowledge to the accused Of the
nature Of the charge against him to
the end that he may prepare his de-
Tense thereto. It is accordingly.
HELD, That under an information
charging embezzlement Of check
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
affirrned.

Judgment affirmed.
Lee Combs, for appellant.
Alfred zuger and Theos s. Lind
land, for respondents.
Opinion by Morgan. G. ]. All con
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Attorney at Law
a. T. PATTERSON, q ].
First National Bank Block.
ARTHUR VAN HORN

ARTHUR VAN HORN,
Architect,
2os Seventh Street, Bismarck, NJ. D.
Office Phone 3O5; Residence 246.
T. R. Mockle w. &. Smith
G. III. Olson
MocKLER, SMITH AND OLSON
Loans on City Property.
Law, Real Estate and Loans
Bismarck and Washhurrs M. p.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
DECISIONS
Supreme Court Grants Rhodes, q
Convicted Of Rape, a
New Trial
Also Confirms Right Of COun.
ties to Assess 500
Telegraph Line

ed down five decisions in eases re-
Gently argued before it. In the case
of Clayton Rhodes, tht telegraph OPP
orator at Fargo. who was convicted of
rape and received the minimum sem
tence of ten years In the state peni-
Tertiary the court reverses the judg-
ment Of the lower court and grants a
new trial on the ground that the evi-
dence was insufficient to sustain a
verdict of rape In the first degree.
The Rhodes case was cause celebre
at Fargo, and the syllabus of the de-
cision is as follows: s
When attacked for the first time by
motion in arrest Of Judgment, an in
farmation for the crime of rape in the
first degree drawn under subdivision
three of Section $3.50, r.. G. 1906, will
not be held fatally defective in not
charging in direct and positive Ian
guage that the female ravished resist
ed and her resistance was overcome
liby force or violence.
An allegation that defendant did
sby force and violence then and there
overcome the resistance then and
there made by y !. : z will, when its
suficiency is challenged only after
verdict, be held equivalent to an allie
cation that the female rayished resist
ed and that her resistance was over
come by defendant by force and vioi-
| ence. s.5 .s Il
Evidence examined and held insult
fcient to support the verdict finding
appellant guilty of rape in the first
degree. + .S
Il Appeal from district court; Cass
county: Hon Chas. A Pollock, judge.
From Judgment of conviction of
rape in the first degree. defendant ap.
peals.
T Reversed.
J. W. Tilly and Turner. Wright &
Lewis, for appellant.
! w. II. Barnett, States Attorney, s.
| w. Richardson, Asst States Attorney
/ and b n McCue, Attorney General.
| for respondent. z
Opinion by Fisk, J. All concur.
500 Telegraph Line Assessment.
In the case of the 500 railway
company against the sheriff OF Barnes
county, involving the right of the tax
ing authorities to assess and tax the
telegraph lines ofthe road, as separate
from the property necessary In the
4 transaction OF railway business, ths
supreme court saffrms Judge Burke o.
the lower court and holds the prop
erty so assessable the syllabus ol
the decision is az follows:
Property used as telegraph line
built BY railway company. is MOI
exempt from taxation as property rea
sonably necessary for the running o.
trains and the transaction Of railroad
business, when such telegraph proper
ty is used for commercial purposes
for compensation, paid by patrons.
The fact that railway company il
not shown to have a separate fran
4 ehise or authority to do telegraph
business for compensation is immater
iai where the railway company II
shown to have assumed such fran
chise Or authority fully, and Is there
1 fore estopped to show as against ths
state that It has no franchise, as de
Tense 70 the collection Of a tax leviet
4 by the state on franchise. and otfel
property used In the telegraph busi
ness. ss. 81
Appeal from the district court o.
Barnes county Burke. Judge.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1908-11-19
i SECRET SOCIETIES. i

:. = :. = :. !: (: 4. s.
s SECRET SOCIETIES. i
= = J. . ! !.
Masonic.
BISMARCK LODGE, NO. S, IA. II. &
A M. Meets first and third Mon
y days in each month at Masonic
3 hall. H. r. Berndt, w. M. "a. ..
d Dullam, secretary. ss 81
TANCRED coMSdANDERY, NO i, K.
Meets third Thursday In each
month at Masonic hall. %. r..
Jones, =. CT; N. ]. Mckenzie. re-
corder.
o. Z. S.
BISMARCK CHAPTER. NO.
meets first and. third Fridays in
each month at Masonic hall. Mrs.
Agnes r. Cochrane, w. M; Hattie
Shelton. secretary ss..s 81
Knights of Pythias.
ST. ELMO LODGE, NO 4. MEETS
each Wednesday evening in K. p.
81 hail. Melven g. Hagen, C. E.
..-H. Parsons, Ks Il. q 81,
Rsthlan Sisters.
|LINCOLN TEMPLE. NO 8. MEETS
second and fourth Thursdaya eacY,
month ut X. r, haIf. Eslizahafh
Belk, n. q. Ct; Mrs. Nellie nvarts.
M. OF r. g. @.
Brotherhood 81 American Ysonnen.
IsA FRATERNAL I,TFH AMI 4 fsr,ya
dent insurance organization. Meets
tne last Tuesday In each month Id
the Maennerchor hall. Henry But
ier, Foreman: g. a. Hees, MI. A.:
4 a. Belk. Correspondent.