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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

newspapers, that are now abusing
candidates, can do.
The Fargo Forum says that the
Wahpeton Globe-Gazette doesn't
run line under it's cuts explaining
them. If the Forum doesn't invest
in a new sterotyper pretty soon the
Globe-Gazette will turn the tables
on the Kernel.
Brundage of the Hettipger Head
light says he won't ask "his" con-
gresham. to vote for print paper
and pulp wood on the free list, first
because he has no congressman,
second because he believes other
things of more Importance ought to
be on the free list.
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The Golden Valley Chronicle SAYS
the following is it's creed:
Hate for hate and ruth for ruth
Eye for eye and tooth for tooth;
Scorn for scorn and smile for smile
Love for love and guile for guile;
War for war and woe for woe,
Blood for blood and blow fol
blow
/ Frank Chapman, national bank
examiner, was in Fargo Monday
transacting business and calling on
his friends in the metropolis. Mr.
Chapman is candidate for state
senator. He tells the Call that the
stalwarts will win at a walk, &C
cording to present indications ovel
the state in general.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
r. L. BEST & CO.
BISMARCK, N. OAK.
Taft's interests are perfectly safe I'M
less they fall, of course, into corrupt

Taft's interests are perfectly safe I'M
less they fall, of course, into corrupt
hands.
I am ready to join Mr.. Johnson to
prevent Mr.. Marshall gaining con-
troll of the convention; or to join
Mr.. Little to prevent Mr.. Johnson
from gaining control. Is Mr.. Little
ready to join me in preventing either
of the other two acquiring control?
This is an important point, because
the Minot convention is not to be a
senatorial convention; it is a conyen-
ton to send delegates to Chicago to
help nominate Mr.. Taft, to whom
North Dakota is already pledged.
Now, I submit that the standard
Of Republicanism should not be the
amount of money candidate is able
and willing to spend - the price he
would pay to go the senate, for in.
stance. If financial effort is to be the
controlling principle in our party
ethics; if argument, integrity and
personal fitness are to be superseded
by money qualification, as appears to
be the tendenc yin some North Dakota
quarters just now, then soon there
will be no party for any one to con-
troll.
I authorize you to deny in the most
positive way that have made an ALI
ance with Mr.. Marshall or anyone
else on any proposition. The charge
that such a combination has been
made is being used by those who seek
to cover their own movements. Under
the primary law the Republican voters
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

A practical feature of the agricul
tural appropriation bill has been in
corporated in the shape of an
amendment providing $4,000 for
demonstrations of the practical
manufacture of denatured alcohol
on such scale as will be available
to farmers. Since the passage of
the denatured alcohol bill, there has
been general uncertainty as to
practical methods of manufacture.
If the government, by an expert
mental plant, proves that the stuff
can be cheaply and satisfactorily
made, it will encourage the starting
of small stills, where alcohol can
be made to supply farm needs, any
way, and these may be enlarged to
a greater scope.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
49,
GRoNNA RETURNS TO WASH

Congressman Gronna has returned
to Washington, after visit of ten
days in the state, and stated that
he will vote against the Aldrich
bill, which he considers not wise
measure and not designed to benefit
the country as a whole.
Mr.. Gronna made a statement to
the st. Paul Dispatch while in st.
Paul. dealing sensibly with political
AFFAIRS in the state and making clear
the purpose Of the insurgent lead
ers in the state in seeking to de-
stroy harmony in the party in the
state. Mr.. Gronna points out pretty
clearly that the most active of the
1nsurgent leaders are those who are
willing to combine with democrats
to obtain Office for themselves, and
that their convention at Grand
Forks in November, and their sub
sequent political tactics prove that
their chief desire is to rule or to
ruin. AS to their right to rule, Mr..
Gronna states that the Minot CON
vention, while not for the purpose
or state nominations, will pretty
clearly demonstrate the relative
strength of the two factions of the
Republican party, and that the
stalwart Republicans of the state
will control that convention by a
vote of two to one, and the delegates
already elected prove the accuracy
OF that prophesy.
Mr.. Gronna is a Republican. he
believes in unity in the party and
IN the rule of the majority. He has
opposed the passage of resolutions
offered for the sole purpose of pro-
Voking discord, in the interest oil
party harmony and because there
has been no Justification for them
The attitude of Mr.. Gronna has been
wise and praiseworthy. He has made
a good congressman, he is loya
Republican and, with many other
loyal Republicans, he is anxious to
see the control of the party in the
hands of tried Republicans, men
who abide the decisions of the ma.
jority, men who put their personal
Interests below that of the party
and men WHO are not trading with
those of the opposite political faith
Tor temporary personal advantage
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
.HANSBROUGH
DENIES REPORT
OF ALLIANCE
SAYS HE'S NOT DOUBLE TEAMiNG
WITH CONGRESSMAN
MARSHALL.
AUTHORIZES EMPHATIC DENIAL
OF COMBINATION ON ANY
PROPOSITION.

Washington, April 16.-To the Trib-
une: After reading you're Illusions in
tended to aid Bismarck's senatorial
candidate, / am convinced that in the
absence of legitimate political issue.
campaign of falsehood acquires
some value. You are therefore doing
real well with that specially concocted
ghost story that | have made an alli-
ance, offensive and defensive, with
Tom Marshall. Having failed to offer
any argument to support your con.
tention that the good of the state
demands that c. B. Little should be
made senator, you now seek to pre-
vent further assertions among his
present following by a cock and bull
story intended to deceive well-mean-
ing Republicans.
Since when did a little ccterie of
midnight politicians at Bismarck ac.
quire the right to determine for the
whole Republican party of the state
who should be regular and who irreg-
ular in their party allegiance? Is
this the way to strengthen and build
up the party organization? The Minot
convention will not end the cam.
paign; it will simply open it. You APP
pear to forget that there is to be an
important June primary and a more
important election in November.
Now, | do not ask to control the
Minot convention. My senatorial can
didacy does not require it. Why
should either of teh other three candi-
dates for the senate persuade himself
that it is necessary to expend i'm
mense sums of money to gain control;
Does he imagine that it would helr
him in his towering ambition? Is
he doing it in the interests of Taft:
How absurd the mere suggestion!
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

A $4,000 fiat building S to be
built in Fargo.
There is glander scare out in
Hettinger county.
The printers ball at Fargo was
Great Primer affair.
Frank Eddy of Jamestown has
joined the appendices club.
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Company B at Fargo has receiv-
ed consignment of new rifles.
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The Billings County Republican
is four years old and feels it's oats.
<-<->
Mrs. H. Hines, while hanging up
a carpet, fell and broke her ankle.
A Fargo African was fined 500
for actions unbecoming a colored
lady.
The Hansboro Pioneer wants the
Fargo Forum to hire a good stereo-
typer.
Col. Little's platform is appearing
with editorial approval in many of
the state papers.
Forty-two members were receiv-
ed in the ST. Marks English Luth-
eran church at Fargo Easter Sun
day.
There was big fire in Harvey
the other day and now couple of
fine fire apparatus wagons have ar
rived.
The Mott Pioneer threatens to
look up the records of candidates,
and it may-and it may not-pub-
fish them.
Editor Patterson of the Linton
Advocate threatens to pull the
Streeter law on the editor of the
Linton Record.
!
The Mercer County Republican
admits that possibly churches de
more good than newspapers but
there's room for doubt.
From newspaper reports it il
learned that each militia compan.
made the best showing of any
in the recent inspections.
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The Devils Lake Journal think
| it is the fellows who have the back
ing of their own communities VIII,
| have license to talk.
| 49, (,
Attorney Campbell of Manda1
| visited Mercer county recently anc
was so surprised at it's development
he urges the reelection of thu
whole bunch of present officials.
| Church-goers in some of the re
ligious temples complain of lack O
room on account of merry Wild
dow hats. Pews hold twenty-five
per cent women--per pew-on &C
count of 36-inch hats.
1 ~
The Finley Beacon declares that /
isn't saying much now because /
intends to support the Republican
nominees after the primaries
which Is more than some of tn
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
Mr.. HANsRRoueH IS PIouEp

Senator Hansbrough addresses an
open letter to the editor of the Trib-
une dealing with the rumor that has
been current in the state that he
had a political alliance with Cong
ressman Marshall for the control of
the Minot convention, and authoriz-
es denial of the reported alliance
in the strongest terms.
Lest the Tribune should fail to
take notice of the senator's letter,
which has just been received in the
course of the mails, it bearing date
at Washington on April .16, he sent
copy also to the Forum at Fargo
where it has been published and
doubtless has dispatched other cop
les through the state. The nature of
the letter and the matters contained
therein indicate that it was intend
ed to serve the senator's political
Interests, and if this is the case
then the Tribnne's reference to the
rumored alliance has given him the
opportunity to make some politica
capital by open letter writing, ant
to repeat some of the campaign ar
guments that he has made through
his paper, the Times, and through
other channels with regard to his
opponent, Mr.. Little.
1
So far as Mr.. Little is concerned
we apprehend that his campaign ex
Denditures have been quite as lie
ultimate, surely as well justified by
the necessities Of the primary law
and within the same reasonable
bounds as those of Mr.. HansbrougI
tor Mr.. Marshall or any other sena
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

Insurgent newspapers and insurg-
ent sympathisers need not become
excited about that Dickey county
contest, or any other contest. In
the first place the stalwarts will con-
control the Minot convention without
the help of contested counties and
even if they could not they will see
that all contests are settled strictly
on their merits. If the Dickey
county contest has not merit and
it looks thus far as if it hadn't
then the Marshall fellows will have
no trouble in taking their seats.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
all over the state will on June "a say
with whom shall join for party sue
cessin November. Respectfully,
H. G.. Hansbrough.
kldder County Democrats.

Steele Herald: The Democrats of
the county met at Dawson and nomi,
mated the following ticket:
For representative, James Hayes;
for treasurer, A. H. Foye; for auditor.
Frank Brundage; for register of
deeds, Pat Filbin; for clerk of courts,
Taylor Eastburn; for sheriff, John
Goodman; for superintendent of
schools, Miss Mamie Portner; for
county judge, R. B. Grouse; for coro-
ner, w. L. Gordon; for states attor-
ney, J. F. Smith; for commissioner,
John Dougherty.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

The Man and His Job
By Herbert J. tiapgood


The first principle handling men, is to inspire
confidence. A cannot work faithfully for his
poyer unless he feel deep and well deserved
respect for him He must believe in the boss The
captain of industry be captain" in the fullest
of the word it is sometimes easie rto keep
army in good spirit than to fill your force of
ployees with enthusiasm and inspiration.
Your statesmen get discouraged and almost ready
to throw the whole proposition. You must restore
their faith convince them that they selling
best line of goods world. hearty hand shake,
good slap the back will often do the trick.
Then the Office force will become demoralized. The
long strain of inside work commences to tell them.
They lose interest let the details slide Every
must be handled in different Sometimes "a
severe calldown is the best medicine but often
little jolly from headquarters puts everybody his
again. s.7E
have known to boss job best with clnshed
fist or drawn revolver. One foreman whom knew in
western mining camp has to thrash big bully
periodically in order to maintain discipline the
gang.
1t all depends the kind of and the calibre
OF the men. Make study of your employees. Work
out the problem scientifically your best
executive ability at all times The handling of men is
an important factor in business for their efforts
mean dollars and cents for you.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
A few specials in children's shoes at
$1.15 and s1.35. Don't wait. Webb
Bros, Shoe department.
Lot Sale a Success.

The Maher Land Co.'S big lot sale
is a success. Quite a number bought
lots and expect to build houses on
them. We still have a few left that
you can get on the easy payment
plan.
Call us up by phone or meet us at
our office, III Fourth street today.
THE MAHER LAND co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

George P. Flannery Of Minneap-
oils, an old time Bismarck attorney,
has been suggested in the MINES
ota commodity rate proceedings as
one of the two attorneys who would
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

Among the recent postoffice ap-
pointments is w. H. Pray at Valley
City, to succeed q. K. Myhre.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

be satisfactory to both sides if chos-
en- as master in chancery for the
taking Of testimony in these cases.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22
cHARIEs s cpAMnr,r

CHARLES p. GRANDFiELD.
Charles p Grandfad Frank
assistant postmaster @
associate himself with the
me
most powerful position in
OF ana
vice 70 years ago as clerk the
ana mas through
MIN Or Just double the position
as o : Ae q course IN medicine,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-04-22

The Finley Beacon declares that it
isn't saying much now because it
intends to support the Republican
nominees after the primaries
which is more than some of the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-13
ELKINs MAKES DENIAL
SAYS NJ Engagement Has Existed
Between Miss Elkins and
Duke of Abruzzi.

PITTSBuRG. oef. I'm ma au-
fhoritative statement 10 the Assoei-
ated Press today. l 5 Senator Ste
phen W. Elkins. of West Virginia.
branded As untrue alleged interviews
accredited TO his wife 10 the effect
that there is no engagement between
Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke
of Abruzzi In emphatic manner
Senator Elkins said that neither his
wife nor himself could give such an
interview for the simple reason that
IL was impossible 70 deny something
that did not exist.
Mr. Elkins appeared much eNef-
cised over the numerous reports al
leging the engagement of his daugh-
ter TO the Italian nobleman and IN
concluding his interview declared
Neither in Europe or America have
any announcements of engagement
been made There is no engage
mput
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-13

Amid scenes of high enthusiasm
made by crowd of about half hun
dred people assembled to witness the
event. the pillow which broke ground
for the new court house for White
Pine county was yesterday driven
along the line staked out by Frank
Willard. by Mr.. Weller OF the firm Of
Dodson d Weller. who were awarded
the contract by the commissioners
yesterday.
The first matter taken up by the
commissioners upon meeting yester-
day morning was that of letting con-
tract for the court house. \ sub
seription list totaling $50 500 raised
among citizens of Ely was presented
in which il was agreed that that
of bonds would be taken up.
This had been circulated by \. b.
Witcher and Ed Willard with the sue
cess above stated, the amount being
subscribed during three days. Upon
the motion of Commissioner Me
Knight. seconded by G. 4. Parker,
the contract was awarded 10 Dodson
g. Weller I'm accordance with plans
and specifications submitted hy them
upon the filing of bond for $4,000.
This was Immediately done by the
contractors with II. NJ. Clark. f. +.
Nevin J. A. Magnuson, Richard A.
Riepe and ". b. Graham as surelies.
In order 10 make a sufficient fund To
insure completion Of the building the
commissioners set aside $4,000 in
a special court house building fund.
which WAS drawn from the following
funds:
Salary. $4,000; current expense.
$1,000: interest. $1,000. The con
tract price is $4,000 with the agree
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-13
BARTLETT IS
NOT HAPPY
LOCAL SITUATION DOES NOT
SEEM TO LOOK GOOD TO CON
GRESHAM -TREACHERY IN
HOUSE OF ALLEGED FRIENDS.

CONGRESSMAN George A. Bartlett
arrived in the city Sunday evening
from Hamilton. where he held
meeting on Saturday night. With
the congressman were his brother.
Henry Bartlett editor of the Round
Mountain Nugget. and Charles Cole.
Mr.. Bartlett was billed to speak at
meeting in Ely Sunday night, but
it is reported that he bucked the line
on the program arranged by the local
machine outfit. with result that the
opposition to the churches was called
off. Also the machine was still
trifie sick over the big demonstration
made by the Republicans Saturday
night and inclined to seek its hole.
particularly when excuse offered.
Mr.. Bartlett spent yesterday morn
ing about Ely In the afternoon he
visited East Ely and Smelter, going
by automobile and returning in the
evening to attend a meeting at Lane.
He will leave today for the south, ex-
pecting to return to Ely again before
the campaign closes. AS he put it
yesterday in the course of courte-
Gus call which he paid the News Of
flee in company with Secretary Frank
Root of the Democratic central conf
mittee, he would come back when the
ears of the people had grown a little
less tired of political talk than just
after a strenuous half week with the
candidates of both parties. On his
trip to Shelter and to Lane, Mr..
Bartlett was accompanied by his
brother and Mr.. Root and Sam Bel
ford The visitors expressed much
enthusiasm over what they saw Of
the immense enterprise in the dis
trict.
Mr. Bartlett does not wear a hope
ful look in discussing his campaign.
Although he did not say so, his ex-
preston carried the impression that
the local situation failed to rest we'll
on his stomach The poison put out
by Senator Newlands and Governor
Dickerson in their renunciation of the
Bartlett position and of the Tonopah
platform evidently took him by sur
prise and had its effect. There is
also a rumor current that the Sen
ator was not without a hand in the
delays which prevented the con
gresham from getting here last
week a day in advance of Sir Fran
els and the governor and remaining
with them during their stay Also
that if the curtain might be raised
on the whole story there would be
some startling disclosures of politi-
cal treachery which the congressman
appears to have been the victim of in
the house of his alleged friends.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-13
DETROIT WINS
THE GAME
DEFEATS CHICAGO = To 3 IN CON
TEST YESTERDAY - LATTER
WITNESSED by An OIEROAT-
ED CROWD N AFTERNOON.

CHICAGO. Oct Chicago and
Detroit today contested the third
game of the worlds championship,
Detroit winning By the score OF s
10 ,. Chicago, with Two victories
already to their credit, went to the
bat highly confident. The Detroits
were determined from the start and
put up a notable game
As attendance at the two first
games fell below that expected, pros
peetive spectators showed less anXi-
ely today over securing tickets. 1t
vas O'Clock before the line in front
of The ticket window began to form
hut there was good sized crowd
bg The time ticket sales began.
Weather at the opening Of the
game this afternoon VAS chilly, al
though the sun shone brightly. Over
coats were in general Use among the
spectators.
Both teams received great applause
as they came on the diamond the
Chicago colors, however getting the
larger volume, The crowd in at
tendance was larger than on either of
the preceding days and interest
higher
The battery for Detroit was Mallin
aud Schmidt and for Chicago Pfeis-
ter and King BY innings the games
ran as follows:
Detroit ... ...l o o o q . o o
Chicago .......0 q / o l 0 0 o
Detroit, runs, Is hits. errors.
Chicago. runs. hits no errors.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-13
WORLD
TAFT'S SURE
NEW YORK PAPERS CANVASS IN
DICTATES SWEEPING VICTORY
FOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
Is A SUPPORTER OF BRYAN.

NEW YORK. Oct 12-The New
York World, which is supporting
Bryan. comedies the election of Taft
this morning by the publication of the
detailed results of its canvass of New
York. New Jersey and Connecticut,
showing that the Republican candi-
date for president will carry those
states.
The Worlds forecast of the results
in these three states is based on a
combination of postal car ballot and
a canvass of experts in every county
in the three states by the World S
representatives. Summarized that
canvass indicates that Taft will carry
in New York all but two counties
above the Bronx, and that he will
come to the Bronx with a plurality
large enough to Offset Bryan's Great
er New York vote and still have a
comfortable margin of in excess of
1000 Bryan will not carry sin
gle county in Connecticut, losing the
state by upward of 1900: that he
will carry only two counties in New
Jersey and come out of the land of
mosquitoes more than 10000 behind
Taft.
The Worlds canvass indicates a
total vote of s650.000 in greater New
York or an increase Of 10000 over
the tote in 1909.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-13
WALKER HAS
PROPOSITION
CITY BOND ISSUE SOLD IL TERMS
OF BUYERS ARE ACCEPTABLE
To COUNCII-BRINGS $1,000
To BIND TIE BARGAIN.

With a draft for $4,000 in his pos
session to insure validity of offer he
will make 10 the council tonight
from "A Chicago firm OF bond buyers,
city Attorney Charles A. Walker re-
turned from the east last evening
The offer he has is definite
Il do not feel az liberty 10 state
The name of the firm at present."
said Mr.. Walker, but the PROPOSE
ton I have 10 offer is - for 6 per
cent bonds This is very Advantage
ous to the city. beiug 500 more
than par ON the $4,000 issue of Z
per cent bonds they sent mo east TO
sell. I have a draft for $4,000 TO
insure that the Chicago buyers mean
what they say.
Mr.. Walker was called home by
the news of the sudden and danger
Gus Illness Of his wife, who was yes
to-day reported 20 be no better. He
went from the train direct 10 his
home and did not report the result of
his trip to the mayor Or eouneilmen
until later in the evening