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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

hlARRlfZ. April s-All lndlca.
lions point 10 early changes Ia
Great htitain's cabinet as the result
OF the appointment Of Herbert
Henry Asqulih as premier Of EnE
land. Asauith aud King Edward
were In conference up TO noon To.
day, when the former LETT for Paris.
lie Will reach London tomorrow
HiEht Il II supposed that he now
knows the wishes Of the king la
regard Ia the ahakc.np and uns
doubtedly VII respect them In
many instances
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WHO MRS. GARDNER IS.

Mrs. Gardner Is tho wife Of n
wellknowu Puyallup valley farm
.er. and is tho mother Of sin chill
dren. the youngest Of whom Ia
boy Of i6. She ~ 81 years Of age
and has always been n hard.
working woman. She Is Of cheer.
full disposition. and away above
the grade OF ordinary intelligence
in fact. talks and acts like a
well.educated woman She feels
her long period Of helplessness
ieenly. and Is filled with the
bright hope Of once more resum.
ing her activities IN the house.
hold. Her sons are enthusiastic.
and her friends are eagerly
watching each favorable develop.
ment I'm her case. should this
woman fully recover. az II now
seems likely she will. the case
will be one OF the most wonder.
ful among the many successful.
Is handled by the Teleeoni treat.
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

{. A.. which has brought him here
for week at a heavy expense, and
gives hia services Tor the one even.
ing 10 the parents.
The club hopes a. induce parents
Ia other sections Of the city 20
form like organizations. and 10 fin.
ally complete state organization
which Will be able 10 accomplish
much 10 their chosen line OF work
Parents interested In this vital
subject should attend the meeting
Of the goth aud get In touch with
the movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

are the architects chosen for Gov
Msads new mansion 81 Olympia.
Victims OF Frenzled Finnnciei
Reynolds Of Alaska fame. are com
ina forward Ia Bastau 20 testify
against him regarding his ffaudu
lent use Of the mails
For hazing elaaHmals. the On.
tire junior class Of the New York
university has been suspended.
Two hundred members Of the III
n0is Manufacturer association VIII
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tour the Orient and boost trade,
owing to the republicans winning
In Tacoma. lhe az viii chop Oft
many heads Of departments
The republicans we're generally
anecssaful IN the city election It
Aberdeen.
]. 81 Layhue has been appointed
assistant state superintendent OF
public instruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
SHORT NEWS FLASHES

During the month Of March the
patients at steilaeoom increased 49,
A new ward has been opened by
supt Calhoun
Harry Watts. convicted Of com.
plleity In the murder Of Addie Roper
al Blaine IN January, 1907. will be
taken from liellingham % Walla
Wall this week 10 serve a life sen.
fenre
Russell a nabeoek. OF Tacoma.
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NEW YORK. April . Stalking Of
evidence In the Vanderbilt divorce
case was resumed this morning and
Il IL said when adjournment ~
taken for the day all Of the tenti.
mony will have been submitted
The case may be submitted 10 jus
ttcc OGorman early next week.
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President Is to Urge Con
slruclion Of -Four.

WASHINGTON. d. G. April g.
A special message 10 congress
urging provision for the oonsttue'
lion Of four new battleahipa IL the
present plan Of President Roose'
welt This information WAS de
selopod incident TO the report Of the
naval appropriation btu authorizing
the construction Of two now battle
ships and not making approprls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

greatly exercised over Ser won
derful Improvement. and the
Gaze IL causing a genuine ssnsA
ton ~ Puyallup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

The bills approprlatins 500 600
fur a public building ~ Everett has
been reported fayorably In the sen.
ate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

ITHACA. n v. April s-lulis
MarloNe Was fuiiy recovered this
morning from the effects Of the
nervous collapse she suffered last
night due 20 the mention Of her
name In divorce papers filed by
Mrs Karl Won Herman. Miss Mar.
lowe will appear a. the theatre tao.
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

baseball shoes. a. 50 20 So 90
Running shoer. g. 40. Halls. III
First ave 80
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20 Pool Tables

Largest pool room In ely. The
Oriental. 1913 Third ay.. near PIKE.
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9
Welfare
Here is . word that means
something now that II never
meant before. IL describes a
department in business whose
value Is not reekoned in Arabic
numerals. The Welfare De
partmen,s of big corporations
attempt to make life pleasanter
for the employees in ways
which are not nominated IN
the bond. Sometimes these
experiments succeed; some
times they arc CHASTITY failures,
disgusting the men and sour
ing the employer. Ii all
depends.
In this weeks issue of TIE
SATURDAY EVENING PoSr
James III. Collins tells en- Erbsi
IL depends. The article IS
called Right and Wrong in
Welfare Work.
In the same issue Of THE
PoSTread " How They Make
Ends Meet in New York,
by Will Payne, and an article
BY Arthur Train, "Con Men
Abroad" in which he reeounts
the interesting experience OF
an American who was too
strong to work, amid the un-
sympathy Of the Old World.
4 Thi, weeks PoST is now
on sale
A. ne Ns~ssisnss esnss
81 50 the YEAR ~ sail.
Z rnr CusIis PUBLISHING Cosrsss
FHfIApKtfttis
Our Bozs Are EverSwhsre
Copies wil be delivered to any
Z address b.
VICTOR PgLx.
Tfs New York Block, Seattle.
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ntsrrnI,. lH,srrnIAl

rhIs dreadful afftiettan csasss more
uHhaupinsss and - more uiesudsr
sfead thar any disease 20 which
sgnfrau il hsff ia ifa Wiidsf stages
fhs patient - irritable sstirri 70
ne - assrenasnfr. cftiua % moods
Her physical condition. seems 5000
- fha unprafeasloHsi ctasfFsF. ara
ss = consequence thsF sttfitute her
condition 70 any raass save slehness
Cause spinal Displacement, shlch
afarass the nervous sFsiesn aua fsn
fafs the tadf yeas and dsiicais. es
sell a. . general run down eonais
Tidn
II allowed TO 60 unehssked u sill
20 eaaEsn the sufferer that shs VII
brssh daHu entirely ara hscefns
hslpisa. invalid unless Hhs ends her
lie IN one - The FITS % mslanr holy
whirh - always present IN the avs
ease
TAs curs IL quick. sffseiiF- and Ia
.rn~nsiva whsn Natural Methods are
used The spinal displacement - I'm
fnsdfafslH corrected Tho nerves
auifkfr hsanHs afHons and normal
aud the patient receivers completely
come 10 - We understand Feuf
nass ahd can cure r. Telephone IN
aspaHdsnt fhfn for an appointment
TxAMISATroNs ALWAYS iHtE.
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s.s,evelt Gives His Idea
# Anarchists and Of
The Use Of
Mails.


...s,l'>eroN. u g Npril
w. ~ The reports made 10y
49, slssf service operative y ho have
sssis' ,s.ss.tlsatiag auarehaIie so
esss nd publications, The Wesls
ee's speeial mcssaGV to con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

IL. RuNTF, " y.
cora q. NAN dONu. y. e.
nm. ANDEH@oN nHIgiEss sANi-
IARitN GO.
tzI0 FIRST Avenue. Opposite fostoffics.
seattle
see Eiectsie sier. Or. Rsnte."
offices open al day. lneiudins sun
sI.y saa fem TO etesfsss
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Ribbon.

All-sllk Taffeta Ribbon.
3 inches wide. In all
eolors and black; reg
ular i5c values. Dur
ing this hour. a yard
$3.50 .sss 80. lVc
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Music.

starving for One Sight
of You and 1T Might
Have Been: regular
25c. During this hour.
a copy .....s. &c
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
Big TINE SATURDAY
Fine Meeting Of Council No. 66 U. C. r.
Held Last Saturday--Grand coun.
seIor Sutton Present.

The largest and most enthusiastic
meeting of the local council of the u.
c. T. which has been held SO far this
year was pulled off last Saturday night
in Loyal knights hall with a large
attendance present. Fully sixty per-
sons were present and the council was
increased by the addition Of four new
members who were give the full initia-
ton.
One OF the leading features of the
evening was an address of Grand
Counselor C. w. Sutton of Duluth who
was present. He gave good straight
forward talk which will be of great
benefit TO the members and created a
vast amount OF enthusiasm for the
lodge work.
It was decided at the business ses-
sion that the series of winter dancing
parties be opened on Dec. IL and ar
rangements were made for making
these entertainments better than ever
Last winter these parties were among
the leading social events and they will
hold foremost position this winter.
After the work Of the evening wat
transacted delightful banquet and
social session was indulged in and
every member thoroughly enjoyed
every minute of the entire evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
The TRAVELLER
TERRITORY EXTENT
THE ADVANTAGES OF A LARGE
AND A SMALL TERRITORY AND
THEIR. DISADVANTAGES = SIZE
DEPENDS ON CONDITIONS, SEA-
SON AND THE SALESMAN.

The extent of a salesman's territory
depends on conditions. 1t is impractic-
able to specify any limitations, for the
size of the territory to be looked after
by any one salesman Is determined
by many factors. The character of
the line, the demand for the goods, the
zseesons, the frequency of the trips,
wheyher he sells to jobbers or retailers,
and bis own physical endurance, all
have 10 do In the fixing of the bound
aries. In general, a salesman should
cover as much sterritory as will bring
him tie greatest possible returns for
the time and energy expended In
addition, it may be said that the terri
tory should be one that will also bring
the greatest return of profit to the
house Every house can justly expect
to receive from a territory all the trade
which 1t merits, regardless of the senti-
ments of the salesman. There are
many statesmen who are content with a
fair salary, and as soon as they reach
the total sales required are apt to take
things easy, and in doing so allow some
of the patronage which rightly belongs
to his house go to competitors. There
fore any territory should not be larger
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
TRIP Tips.

The same old bunch Of coal men were
In the city during the week and report
a lot Of orders coming in. They have
stopped talking about the "coal fam
Inc" and will be satisfied as long as
the orders come In.
900
Three out-of- town travellers took the
goat ride at the meeting of the local
council OF the u. C. T. last Saturday
night. Among them was Mr.. Miller, q
prominent traveller Of Wahpeton.
M. F. McNulty of Minneapolis and
well known In this city was in the city
Wednesday renewing old acquaintan-
ces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crawford, who
Prescott hotel, have moved into their
new house on Eighth street south. Mr..
Crawford is manager Of the Avery
Manufacturing Co. 4-r
Sincere sympathy of his host OF
friends Is extended to ]. D. McCusker
well known knight of the grip, on
the death Of his father, which occurred
at Rochester, Mimi, a couple of weeks
ago. Mr.. McCusker, Sr., had been TAX
en- to Rochester to undergo an opera
tion for cancer but was unable to with
stand the shock of the operation, and
his death resulted as a consequence
The remains were taken back to Re-
gina, Sask., the family home, for bur-
ial, the bereaved son accompanying
them.
The entertainment committee of the
Grand Forks u. C. T. has arranged the
details of the dance tonight which will
be one of the most enjoyable events Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
RELIGIOUS PROGRESS

without hope OF material reward. To
commend this supreme good to others
by example and timely word is a ne
cessity to every man whose love for
his fellows reaches into their highest
and eternal welfare. But such testi-
mony must be given with heart
free from any selfish advantage. This
sanctity of the spiritual life involves
Its perfect liberty. 1t cannot be pre-
scribed by anything external to the
soul by which 1t is possessed. Here a.
man kneels alone before his maker.
Here the child Of the universal Father
receives the divine forgiveness and
grace, and consecrates his whole self
to him, in whom he lives, and moves
and has his being.
The more potent teachings of tee
presidents letter need no further COM
ments. The pervasive spirit IL its
mighty reverence for God and the soul
will sink even more deeply into the
nations hearts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
THE TRAVELLERS
AYERS HAIR WGOF

than it is possible to work 1t for the
greatest percentage Of gain to the
statesmen and the house.
Set limits are not advisable, for DUR.
ing dull seasons there should be an OPP
portunity for expansion, and during
prosperous and busy seasons chance
to contract territory In other words,
the ideal territory to produce the
greatest possible returns under varying
conditions, and naturally as conditions
change the boundaries must change.
For example, during the dull summer
months, the average statesmen can cas-
lily cover larger territory than ordinar-
lily, because of restricted buying, and
likewise at times of depression. Dur
ing the recent panic many statesmen
who found their time well occupied
with portion of state were obliged
to Increase their territory SO as to
make a good showing.
1t is true that the smaller the terri-
tory the more thoroughly 1t can be
covered by salesman. Where COM
petition is keen, a smaller territory
offers better advantages. Most sales
are made on confidence placed In the
salesman, and confidence is secured
through friendship. In making this
statement we assume that there is
competition, that the quality of the
goods are the same, and service in all
cases is equally good. Then a sale
depends almost entirely on the person
atty of the salesman-where he is lik-
ed by the buyers. Friendship can
best be acquired by intimate acquaint-
anceship. Good will and friendship
are developed by frequent calls,
After all, territory must fit the man,
not the man to the territory One
salesman is best adapted to small ter
ritory. He gains strength, new custo-
mers, larger accounts, and takes
greater interest in his work on every
| trip he takes Another salesman gets
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
Will HOLD BACK
100000 BALES
FARM ERs' UNION DECIDES ON
PLAN TO CONTROL MARKET.

New Orleans. Nov. 14.--Plans for the
large central warehouse, which the
Farmers Educational and Co-opera-
tive union proposes to build here, took
definite shape today. After a lone
executive session OF the union. cover
ing the greater part of the night, an
nouncement was made today OF the
appointment of the committee, which
would have this matter in charge.
The committee representing the
farmers union shall have 100000
males of cotton to sell whenever II
deems the market capable of absorb
ing that much.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14

ment. OF which he 10 30 grand en- sx-
emplar, is, and must in the nature Of
things remain. vital factor In the
commercial intercourse OF the country
and the world. The hearty grasp OF
the hand--the sparkle of the greeting
eye--the kindly mutual friction OF the
brain--in q word. the warmth and light
and life that spring from human con-
tact-all these play their part in the
trade drama of the hourl Sharp angu-
larities are blunted; stubborn notions
moulded: radical differences adjusted
through simple exchange Of trade
lenses; and upon occasion things In
general, as between erstwhile contend
ing interests, made plain and smooth
once more.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
social character Grand Forks has ha
in some time.

a social character Grand Forks has had
in some time.
c. H. Gurder of Minneapolis has put
in stock of general merchandise at
Manning N. D., an inland town recent
ly made the county seat Of Dunn
county.
George Kellogg, whose death occur
red a couple Of weeks ago, was one of
the most genial travellers on the road
in North Dakota for years and had a
host of friends over the state.
e. r. Gerber, representing the w. s.
Cream Separator Co., with headquart-
ers in Crookston, was among the trav-
elers in the city last week on business.
N. l. deVore was in the city the first
Of this week after a trip over his ter
ritory for the oliver Chilled Plow Co.
He was accompanied by ]. H. McCanna
of Kansas City.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
win Never Be Extinct.

Speaking editorially of the usefulness
of the commercial traveller, The Mer-
camille Monthly of Boston, in a recent
issue said: The commercial traveller,
humanity speaking, is free. from the
spectre of extinction which haunts so
many people in other callings today.
No automaton can take his place. In
ventive genius, however fertile, can
conjure no mechanical substitute for
his alert, aggressive, yet urbane and
engaging personally. Neither the
mail nor wire, instinct though the lat
ter may be with even protoplasmic
fluid, can successfully invade his realm.
He is proof against them all.
And why? Because the personal eie-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
Mind Your Business.

II you don't nobody will. 1t is your
business to keep out Of all the trouble
you can and you can and will keep out
Of liver and bowel trouble II you take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They keep
biliousness. malaria and taundice out
OF your System: 25 cents, at all drug
gists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
Watched FEftssn Years.

For fifteen years have watched thok
working of Bucklen's Arnica Salva.
and 1t has never failed to cure any
sore. boil, ulcer or burn to which it was
applied 1t has saved us many doc
tor bill" says A. F. Hardy Of East VIII
ton, Maine; 25 cents, at all druggists..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14

tired OF old aoQuaintances. and after
making his territory few times his
sales decrease. This salesman gets
restless and wants new fields to oulti-
vate.--W. B. W., Sample Case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14

Secondhand goods bought and sold,
J. c. Lally, 510-512 First avenue north.
Fargo. Phone 472-L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
MAGNEPRACTlc

is a science of treating disease
without the use of drugs, that is IN
use at the Fargo Sanitarium for
correcting indurition and tension of
muscles, reducing dislocations, lux
ations and freeing impinged nerves
OF the spinal column.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
MAGNEPRAcTIC

Is for the man or woman. who Is
suffering with Rheumatism, Sciat-
lea. Lumbago, Paralysis, Insomnia.
Poor Circulation, Diseases of the
Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat, Nasal Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis and Open Sores.
such as Varlcose Ulcers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
BUSINESS OPENINGS.

Yates has openings for two three general stores
bank livery, hotel, restaurant newspaper, black
smith shop harness shop hardware store lawyer and doc
tor It is the who get in early in these towns who
make the money Already four elevator companies have
secured sites and two lumber companies arranging
put in yards.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14

and Wibaux, Montana
The main line of the Northern Pacific Railway passes
through Yates The depoS at the foot OF Main Street.
which runs at right angles to the track
Geographically, Yates located that it should be
great trading point Consider that right in the center
Of some of the finest grain raising land in the states of
North Dakota and Montana Consider that to the north
the nearest railroad sixty miles distant while to the
south the Milwaukee is forty miles away, and you will
understand why it is to be good business point
Here are some Of the grain yields in the Golden Valley
season of 1908:
Flax x................15t Is to 90 bushels per
Blue-stem Wheat ..... 40 to 80 bushels per acre.
Macaroni Wheat ..... % to 40 bushels per
Oats ............... As to 80 bushels per acre.
Barley .............. .28 to As bushels per
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-14
LOT PRICES.

We will have no auction sale Of lots One price to
aland that price reasonable one Business lots, $7s
to $3.50, depending on location Residence lots, $50
TERMS cash Ii you have ittme given if you need it and
will improve your property.
There valuable deposits Of Ignite coal in this
locality The Government Inspector inspecting this
district Before buying lots In any other town-te be sure
to satisfy yourself that there viii be question about title
from the IT, g. Government The Patent to land covered
by our townste has been issued with mineral
tions We give Warranty Deed.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-22
GAINING IN POPULARITY DAILY.

A prominent druggist says: Hughes Tonic has given more satisfaction than any other chill tonic we have sold. v Sold by druggists soc. and $l.0O bottles.
 PREPARED BY ROBINSON -PETTET CO.,, LOUISVILLE.
 ONC0RP0RATE0)
Daily picayune., 1908-07-22

days.
 The Sunday School Convention at Serepta is conceded to be the best that we have had. Large crowds in attendance both days: good interest was manifested and some worthy and fruitful address ses Tn the Sunday School interest were delivered by Rev. w. Fred Long, the state secretary, w. V. Tompkins, Rev. T. D. Scott and others. Splendid music and ev- erything good to eat and good order were marked features of the meeting. The next meeting will be held at Main Springs Camp ground
 A series of revival services will begin at Serepta camp the 24th, to be conducted by Rev. Fred Il. Wendell of Peniel, Texas, and Rev. w. j. Walthall of Fordyce. Let everybody take an interest in these meetings and if possible continue the good work that has already been done.
 The progress of the boil weevil is being watched very closely just now fears are entertained that the second generation of weevils will do great deal more damage than the first.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-22
GUY B. TUCKER
 WILL DELIVER
The Annual Grafton At The Mena Fair, Aug. IS. Will
 Say Words for Bryan.

Little Rock, July 22. Only the boundaries of Arkansas suffice to mark the fame of Guy B. Tucker Commissioner of Agriculture, as an orator. Recognizing his abil- ity as an orator, the people of
 Mena have decided he is the man they want for the orator of the annual Park Fair held there each year, and the committee on ar engagements, through Hal l..
 Norwood, invited him to address the people there on August Is, 19 and 20. He will probably ac-
 cept and speak a good word for Bryan before a large audience.
Daily picayune., 1908-07-22
LITTLE ROCK
 NEWS BUDGET
Items Gathered at the State Capital By the Picayunc's
 Representative

Little Rock, July 22. Guy E. E. Tucker, national committee man from Arkansas, has receiv- ed message from Tom Taggart. chairman of the executive com mittee of the Democratic party, a notice that the subcommittee of II members will meet in Chi cago July 25, for the purpose of selecting a new chairman and secretary for the committee to care for the coming campaign. Commissioner Tucker, while not a member of the subcommittee will attend the meeting, as Chair man Taggart has asked as many of the committeeman as possible to be present and give the sub committee the benefit of their views. Commissioner Tucker says he is in favor of the man for chairman desired by Bryan, though he has not yet been in- formed who it will be, but hear ing that Atwood of Kansas is favored by Bryan, he has lean- ing toward him. Commissioner Tucker has also heard that John w. Kern, the vice-presidential nominee, wishes Lamb of Indi- ana for chairman, but is willing to waive in favor of the Bryan favOrite.