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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-25


which made It ring out TO the rartnest
corners of the galleries. carrying met
aphOr and sarcasm which started the
listeners to attention and applause.
"The president exclaimed Mr..
Lodge. lis the best abused and most
popular man in the United States to
day"
This was the long-awaited signal
Instantly a shout broke from the gal
leries and was re-echoed from the
floor, at first only a tempest of de-
tached yells and cat-calls, and shouts
of TEDDY" but gradually gathering
force and volume, until it swelled to
a whirlwind of sound and motion. as
delegates and spectators rose en-
masse mounting chairs, waving ban
ners, hats, handkerchiefs, flags. news
papers, anything which could be seized
upon to add turbulence to the scene.
! Amid the tumult the band struck up,
but the crash of the brass and drums
was completely lost in the babel of
sound which welled from $4,000
, throats.
Wonderful Demonstration.
For the first minute Senator Lodge
stood waiting TO proceed, occasionally
raising his hand for silence, only to
awaken defiant yell twice louder
than before. Five minutes passed and
instead of abating the uproar was in
creasing. The sergeant-at-arms moved
up chair for the presiding officer and
Senator Lodge sank back to await a
lull in the storm. Five minutes-ten
minutes-ffteen minutes
There was no lull, no abatement. A
hoarse roar had taken the place of the
detached yells.
-Four. four, four years more" came
in deafening chorus from the full
sweep Of the gallery, as if preconcert-
ed each -four, four, four" exploding
like the boom of heavy artillery
Fifteen enthusiastically minutes.
twenty-five minutes.
Now delegations we're joining in the
outbreak, Some had mounted chairs.
Texas. Kentucky, Tennessee - and
were gesticulating madly. One dele
gate, far to the left, had torn on his
coat and was whipping It wildly above
his head. Texas and Kentucky APP
peared to be the center of the agita-
ton on the floor. New York viewed
the storm with calm and so did Ohio,
except, strangely, one of the lonesome
Foraker delegates, Judge Marcus
Shoup, who, mounted on a chair, kept
both arms in motion with a waving
flag and a newspaper and his voice
joining in the general pandemonium.
Thirty minutes hirty-five minutes
forty minutes-forty-five minutes.
A full three-quarters of an hour had
passed in this bewildering confusion
of sight and sound. For a time some |
fear was felt by some that stampede
was imminent. But the political gen.
erals were glad TO give the pent-up |
of the multitude this out
let Of expression, and at no time was
there the slightest apprehension
among them that the well-devised
plans would miscarry by some over
movement. Frank II. Hitch.
cock, the Taft manager, moved about
the door. smiling a. the tumult was at
It's height. The cheers fcr Roosevelt
today will be for Taft tomorrow" said
he with confidence.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-25

When you on de fence In dis w0rr,
an you dunno which side ter fall on,
dss keep still a while. an de yuther
fellersn fan an chow y0n how an
wheat Atlspta Consolidation
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-06-25
The One Reality.

Marble, gold and granite are not
real. The only reality is an idea
Wendell Phillips.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
COMMERCIAL CLUB SECRETARY,

The Fargo Commercial club should
--and no doubt will--exercise care Il
the selection of secretary to succeed
Mr. Yoder The, club needs a booster
Formerly it has been the custom tc
select man with technical knowledge
of railroad freight rates because of the
great Necessities In. that line. The
situation is now different. Freight
rates have been adsusted-or they are
in such shape they can easily be ar
ranged.
Since the death OF Mayor Johnson
Fargo has missed that great boosters
faculty of attracting the attention OF
people to Fargo--for getting big con-
ventions for this city. Many people
believe the secretary Of the commercial
club-in the future--should be a man
who can accomplish something along
these lines. He should be a man OF
initiative -enthusiasm--and indefatig-
able industry-if Fargo is to be BEN
Gifted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
MONEY A. FACTOR.


According to a dispatch In Fridays
Forum from Fessenden the failure ot
the two Johnsons--c. A. for governor
and M. N. for the senate--to chip into
the pot to boom Chain, the prohibl-
ton candidate for the presidency-has
resulted In the prevention of their en-
dorsenaent by the North Dakota pro-
hibitionists.
The advocates Of the cold water
could scarcely expect either Of the
Johnsons to prove traitors to Taft and
the republican party BY contributing
funds for the support Of the candidacy
of his opponent. The prohibition party
has no nominees for the positions
sought by either Of the Johnsons q.
a. Johnson's record along temperance
lines IL too wei and favorable known
for co1Ement. That og "a. n. Johnson
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
HOT LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

&
The citizens of Bismarck are antici-
pating a lively session OF the legisla-
ture in January and February. There
are many important enactments to
come before the next session and there
win be considerable new Legislation
though the tendency will be rather for
corrective and conservative measures
rather than for any radical effect.
The feature which most attracts the
attention Of the people OF the state,
however, is the election OF a successor
to Senator Hansbrough. Under the
provisions Of the primary iaw--up to
the time Of the recent senatorial suit
1t was taken for granted that the elec-
ton Of senator would be a cut ana
dried affair-and that there would be
no contest. -... ..-. ..esar i.
Now, that has all been changed and
the indications are that the fight for
that place will be one of the bitterest
in recent years. Under the ruling of
the supreme court the pledge feature
by which 1t was sought to tie up the
MEMBERSHIPS lost out and the legisla-
tors wfll be free agents. This added
to the fact that half the state senator's
are holdovers, in no way involved und-
er the primary law, insures a lively
competition for the place when the So
Ions get together.
The decision of the supreme court
while 1t knocks out the pledge-is In
the nature of compromise, In that It
places the widest possible construction
on the primary features and gives 1t
the effect OF "the right of people to
petition" The constitution guarantees
that right--but a strict construction
would never stretch 1T to mean a
double header election TO nominate
senatorial candidate.
Justice spalding stood more erect
han his associates, and seemed less
Influenced by the popular cry for tin
Gering with established order of things.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
suRkE's ooUeLE pEALINc,

In the eastern half of North Dakota
Governor Burke appeals for prohtbi-
tion votes and carefully says nothing
OF his record as lifelong advocate
of resubmission. Out in the German
districts of the state the governor for
gets to urge his prohibition views--but
comes out in his true colors and nosas
as a resubmissionist. The Ashley Re-
puolican--part German-and published
In strong German district, contained
an ad for Burke eploiting his resubmis-
sion views and urging the voters To
support him for that cause. Will the
prohibition workers of North Dakota
cooperate with the resubmissionists in
the election of the same candidate?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
REPUBLICAN RALLY,

The republicans of Fargo are plan.
ming rally Monday evening that will
be the largest-with the exception OF
the Taft meetings-held during the
present campaign. There will be q
torchllght parade, music, red fire--ora,
tory and all the accessories TO inspire
political enthusiasm. ,.........
Fhe local committee requests the
attendance Of all voters, whatever their
political aftiliation. The opposition
Will not be abused, Plain truths win
be spoken without offense-but rather
with the hope of convincing. The
Monday night meeting will lie the final
effort of the campaign and should at
tract a large attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Notice and Citation.

State Of North DAKOTA, county OF
Cass, In, county court, before Hon.
A. G, Hanson, judge.
In the matter Of the estate OF Ches-
ter A. Leighton, deceased.
Annie S. leighton, administratrix
petitioner, VS., the heirs Of George Al.
Leighton, deceased, f.nd Myron n.
Leighton and w, w. Tousley, special
guardian OF said Myron r. Leighton,
y minor, responder 81 Notice and CT
tation, Hearing OF Final Account and
Distribution Of Estate.
The state OF North Dakota III the
above named respondents and ali 9TH
or persons interested in the estate Of
said deceased:
final account OF Annie s. Leighton.
Administrative Of the estate OF Chester
a. Leighton, late Of the city OF Fargo,
IN the county Of Cacs and state OF
North Dakota, deceased, has been
rendered 70 this court, therein show
Ing that the estate OF said deceased
Is ready for final settlement and dis
tribution, and petitioning that her ac-
count be allowed. the residue Of said
estate be distributed To the persons
thereunto entitled, her administrati 1
closed. and she be discharged; that
Tuesday, the 24th day OF November.
a. N, 19os, at ten o'clock Ii. the fore
noon Of that day. ait the court rooms
of this court, La the courthouse. III the
city of Fargo, county Of Cass and
state of North Dakota, has beon duly
appointed by this court for tho set
tlement thereof, at whica time and
place, any person interested til said
estate may appear and file his excep-
tlons, IN writing, to said aceount ana
petition and contest tia same.
And you, the above named respon-
dents, and each OF you, are hereby
citeds and required then ana there I'd
be and appear before this court ana
show cause, if any yor have, why said
account shall not be allowed, the resi-
due of said estate distributed, the nd-
pf said estate closed ana
said adininistratrix discharged.
Dated this 2srd day of Octoaer. 4.
ID. 1908.
BY tho court IA. g. HANSON
tseall Judge of County Court.
MI z, cIapp. attorney for admiria-
tratrix.
<oct. e4-si- Ne4 7~a4-sa.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
LIKE MAN. LIKE TYPEWRITER
The Machines Affected by the TEN
peraments of Their Owners.

persments of Their Owners.
'It is odd to note," said the sales
manager in the Fargo office of we'll
known typewriter house, "how the
machine seems in some cases to re-
feet the personality of the owner and
user.
II have seen 1t a good many times,
when am going around In the course
of my work. Take for instance a new
and slightly stiff typewriter, owned by
a man of nervous temperament and
quick action.
"A man like that will have the ma
chine working in short time SO that
1t will fit in with his characteristic
action. The sort of Ian Of whom one
speaks inevitably as dashing off a
letter is the kind I mean.
Hell get the typewriter going for
him SO. that it cannot print slowly. IT
will carry less volatile writer's along
with it when they use the machine by
chance. "a
Then, again, If man has the hab-
1t of writing very slowly. perhaps with
a heavy touch, 1t won't be long be-
fore the machine will begin to adapt
itself to his customs. Some OF these
machines cannot be made to do their
work save according to the scheme
by which they have been trained.
It's all very well to speak OF ma
chine-like accuracy, and SO on, but
machines apparently have their hu-
man side, because they are ready imi-
tators and do their best to at in with
the peculiarities Of those with whom
they work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
ONLY FOR REPUBLICANS.

Under the decision of the supreme
court election officials are to give the
senatorial ballot only to republican
voters. If others seek to secure them
they are to be challenged and required
to submit to a test. No democrat
has any, business in the senatorial
affair The democratic nominee was
named in June. The primaries merely
eliminated two of the republican can
didates and did not name any one
definitely. The completion. of the
work rests entirely with the republl-
cans. The supreme court-the final
authority in the state-has spoken in
no uncertain terms on this matter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1908.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CASS COUNTY
FORUM TELEPHONE CALLS.
Night and Noon Caiis.
TIM c CARD.
TN effect Oct. II, 1s0s.)
Trains Arriva-

tEGtN1 FNITH
N. Prom east 5:22 p. M, $50 a. M
7:15 a. m, s: 10 p. m. and 1885 a. m
N. P.-Fromwest, 6:52 a. m., $50 a.
m, 7:45 p. M, 1855 p. m.
N. P. Casselton branch--6:00 .. m.
f. g.. s. W.-From west, .. m.
c. M. & st. Prom south, 1880 a.
m, and p m.
G. N.--From east, Sis a. m, $50 PM,
$40 p. m, s 80 p. IN.
G. N.-From west, GAS a. m, 1875 p.
G. N-Arrives from Aneta, 7:25 p. m.
G. N-From Grand Forks, 1850 a. m.
G. N. Moorhead Northern, 1910 p. m.
Trains Depart.
". P.-Going east, 1908, 800 a. m. and
9:40, 11:05 and 3:2O p. m.
N. P.-Going west, s: 55, s a. m, 81 30
p. m, $40 p. m.
N. P. Casselton branch, 500 a. M.
F. g. s. W.-Going west, $50 p. m. -
G. M. & st. P.-Going south, 7 a. m,
and p. m.
G. N.--Going east, GAS a. m, 7:45 a.
m, $3.50 a. m, 1925 p. m.
G. N.--Going west, 5:15 a. m, and $3.50
D. m.
Moorhead Northern-Departs $3.50 a.
m.
G. MO Aneta, departs 6 a. m.
@. Mo Grand Forks, $3.50 .. m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31

is equally good. In fact his introduc-
tion OF the anti i-canteen bin In congress
should endear him to every prohibition
worker.
IL the .prphibs turned down the
Johnsons because they failed 10 respond
to leg pull for q man opposing their
own presidential candidate-The For-
nm believes the fair minded public win
get even by boosting for the boycotted
men.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
MOOrhead Normal School

~"~~~~>~~~~~~~S~~~~-~-
The party given Saturday evenins
by Mrs. Ware and the ladies of Wheel.
/ er hall was literally attended, and
proved to be very happy Informal ar
fair.
Draped in the full bloom Of their
new uniforms the basket ball boys
! looked like blushin yard of roses
! painted by a modern Van Dyke.
/ On account of 4he Illness Of her
| father, Eva Hauser has been obliged
ito leave school for the time being.
Mr. Hauser is at q southern sanatori-
ums where, itpwas expected he would
find relief; but failing health required
the presencesof Mrs. Hauser, who has
tened to his assistance. Hence, Miss
Eva has taken charge OF the home
during her absence.
Nora Smith and "Dody" Ray each
entertained a sister from home over
Sunday at Wheeler hall. e
At Wednesday morning chapel the
school enjoyed a humorous but sensi-
BILE address by our lieutenant gov :
ernor, A. o.: Eberhart. His speech
was not OF the paternal kind. (Nr.
Eberhart is still too young to do that
sort sof thing gracefully, but Ii was
practical for students, and 1t was di-
rectly put.
Mr. Stanford paid a visit to relatives
and friends at Mayville, NJ D., last
Saturday, Sunday and Monday, re-
turning Monday evening with Mrs.
Stanford and the children, who had
been spending a week there. Her
reports that Miss nellie Olson, former
ly our city librarian; and her mother
are very copgenially situated at Nav
vile. and that the normal school, nm
der Mr.. Hillyer's direction, enjoys q
most prosperous condition.
sstA
Mr., Kingsford gave an address on
The Organization OF Geography be-
fore the Western Minnesota Teachers'
Association held at Granite Falls on
Friday and Saturday OF hast week,
which excited very general praise. He,
has been asked to give the same ad-
dress at the normal ~rhool in ST..
Cloud, anG at the college OF educa-
tion In Minneapolis.
The girls basket ball. team has be-
gun practice, and It's supporters are
expecting a brisk and aggressive seri
es Of games in which II IL to be d
party
A mems chorus has been organized
by Miss Hazelton, which meets regu-
larly for practice twice week. The
meeting of Tuesday evening was held
at the home of Arnold ,Trost, who
pleasantly entertained his fellow cfo-
risters. The members Of the club are
the following: Erick Allstrom, G.
Hoff, Clarence Larson, w. Jones, Her
man Bergh, David Sonquist, Jay Han
SON. Jay Thaokerey, Harry Larson,
Arnold frost, Malcolm Hanson, and
= T. Reed. Others may be added
later
On Halloween the girls OF Wheeler
hall will celebrate with the usual
froiic Ca very unusual affair."; the
juniors will give q party; the Monday
school will make merry, and the Owls /
will initiate a new man.
Next week the celebrated Roney
Boys viii give concert Ia the audi
togium.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
FELL FROM 18TH FLOOR.
Gag
Employs In Wall Street skyscraper
Killed In Elevator Shaft.

New York. Oct. 3e.--Falling from the
sixteenth floor of a Wall street sky
scraper through the open door of the
elevator shaft down to the basement,
John ID. Taylor, an employe, met in
stant death today.
After search OF several hours by
the police, the man who was In charge
of the elevator was found in the office
OF the Casualty company, making an
affidavit as to how the accident occur
red.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Would Mortaaae tho Farm.

A farmer on Rural xo'itc 2, Empire,
Ga. w. A. Floyd by name. says: !:
4Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the two
worst sores ever saw: one on ny
hand and one on my leg. 1t liz worth
more than Its weight in gold. Iwould
not be without 1t II 4 had to mortgage
the farm to get IT." Only csc. at all
druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
REvivALisT HELD GUILTY.
Sam Jones' son-in-Law Fined for
Vulgar Speech In Pulpit.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct S1r-The Georgia
court OF appeals today afirmed the
verdict of guilty against the Rev, Walt
Holcompe, of Cartersviile, Ca, who
was convicted OF using obscene and
vulgar language In the pulpit when
there were women In the congregation,
and sentenced him TO pay fine Of $500
and costs. Holcombe Is an evangelist,
and son-tn-IaW Of the late Rev. Sam
r. Jones. He used the language for
which he was indicted In the pulpit OF
the Cartersyille Tabernacle while 4
revival was In progress.
In affirming the conviction, the
court OF appeals says: sIt was not the
ribaldry Of some low grade comedian
In . house devoted to the services cf
God. In the presence of some 1900
Worshippers, aimed at a female mem
Der Of the congregation
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
TRIED IN VAIN TO SAVE HER.
Engineer Got to CoWeatchar just as /
Stuck Wcnau.

Newark. n. II, Oct. sl.--SA woman.
apparently about SO years old, was run
over and instantly killed BY d PENN
sylvania railroad train near the Mar
ket street station today After blast
Tot the whistle failed TO make the
woman aware Of her danger, the en-
gineer applied the throttle to bring
the engine To stop.
lie then sprang to the running
board and hastened to the cowcatcissr
I'm an enaeavor TO selae and throw
her out Ok danger but was an instant
too late
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31

personal interest.
Ellendale Leader The Fargo CAL
says: 'The Grand Forks Herald Il
about ready to flop to Burke" Well
why should't 1t. The Herald is sup
porting Marshall.
| Valley City Patriot: In the state
the republicans have clean. straight
forward and able candidate for COVER
nor In G. A. Johnson. He deserves
and should receive every good re-
publican vote. He was nominated
by an overwhelming majority in the
primaries. No republican should vote
to promote the cause of democracy tn
the state. and that is the issue of the
election. The democrats have not set
forth reason why republicans should
vote any part Of the state democratic
ticket. Republicans may be sure the
democrats viii not cast any votes
Tor the republican state ticket,
Bismarck Trihune: If the proposed
amendment to the constitution carries,
North Dakota win have Ave judges
OF the supreme court. and liz a demo-
cratic governor should be elected he
would have the appointment OF the
two new judges. North Dakota is q
republican state and 1t would seem
that the republican party should have
the choice of and assume the responsi-
Dility for the men to be named to the
supreme bench
Republicans who are being be-
sought by democrats to cut their
party ticket should remember that
there Is much involved besides the
simple election OF an oficial. If
there is anything In party respon-
sihility, If there Is anything In a par
ty lines 10 be continued, then the mem
per Of a political party owes his suf-
frage to that party where it's nonfna-
tions are unexceptional, as they are
this year.
No word OF personal or official cri-
tlclsm has been passed upon the re-
publican nominee for governor, and he
Is entitled to the suffrage of every
republican. There should be no di-
Yided responsibility In the state. ad-!
ministration. There should be no op-
portunity for a governor to go forth
and charge that failure to keen his
campaign pledges was due to his assoc
elates in state office. There should
be state administration vouched for
by party organization, and 1t should
stand or fall by its record. Divided
state government means an indeff-
mite and divided responsibility. and
this condition should not Obtain after
the first of the year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.

Eor President
WILLIAM II. TAFT, Ohio.
k'or Vice President
JAMES S. SHERMAN, New Yrok,
For Presidential Electors
OLAF HAGEN, Ramsey county
HERMAN SCHEER, Wells county.
EE. NICHOLS, Morton county.
ANTON HANSON, Benson COUNTY
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
TWO MINUTE TITLE TALKS

II.
The Business OF Abstracting.
The business of abstracting
titles ID of comparatively recent
growth.
AS lands increase in value the
need Of title security becomes
more and more imperative,
It is just as sensible to safe.
guard the title to thousand
dollar vacant lot as it is to keep
your thousand-dollar bond under
Jock and key.
Protection in either case is the
thing sought.
Good titles make real estate as
negotiable as stocks or bonds.
There is no way Of being sure
about the title except by the help
of an abstract.
Northern Abstract Co
CAPITAL sss.0OO.0O
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
CONGRESSIONAL.

y. ;. Senatorial Candidates.
Vote for onel
nj, N. JOHNSON,
4. +. MARSHALL.
u. \. Representatives
A. j.. GRONNA, Nelson.
l.. Is. HANNA, Cass.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
49,
State Political Gossip

Ellendale Leader: Marshall s'does
things but -thay are mostly la Toms
personal interest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31
Valley City Normal School

The nost graduate class npr,bars a.
1 r,t,, a,taraS st,,,. raa,, - aa.t;,,s,s ns
he, stndtas
/
|
!, .1. Iiel dt Duiliihs .s oo hofus IAe posi-
tlon " pliysAcai olrectur ana teacher
~ eiorusioh at the seass noftnal COL
loss' DuA@l' Mvhe' MISS Duhnins
epaSaaliAsu ~ Nnose sUV3ec1s WAlAe
- NnS npIniAA'
ne noIlilal was NtSiseu On sept
sso1 aie Ptahcl
pa u aio srasiuaee W , Lionl tle ioi 1.al
sau "@s one ~ oaf tasS sear teacn-
1oaon Lsvsr - p,aniiins 70 organ
- sns : siti oasAespaii team III the near
,,,.
e iooai Hisn schooi .poys nave lad
., ssveiai M prsctlce games with the nor
Asat 1oos0thi seaih ialeiss
~
Inc review geosraphy class VIII
!! MAKE several excursions INTO the coun-
ers lor tns purpose OF suaylng nature 5
work In altering the earth's surface.
Lynn McMuhen, the science
teacner VINO came 10 MI the vacancy
mace s-Dyg Mr. ,hipleys resignation, is
the auSnor OF Ine text book In physics
now used IN the normal. Mr.. McMul-
len graduated from De Faum ruhlVer-
slty IN 1881 For eleven years ne has
peen employed IN the physics depart
ment OF the shortridge high school
Indianapolis. He has been active in
scientinc associations, having beer sec
retary and editor four years. During
tne last summer ne was at Chicago
doing special work In light.
Mr. McMnIiens text book Is called
Forty Lessons In, Ph5'sics and ts In
tended 70 simplify and systematize
the study Of physics" The plan Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-31

~ This Is the time of the quadren-
nially recurring year that figures lie
just like any other thing or body.