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Sons of the North hall. Thursday 7:30 D. m. I. Keli. sec.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA, iGlOO NO, i.

Fred H. Anderson. Sec lst and 3rd Wednesdays of each month, Eagle hall.
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GALE DOMAINS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each msnth. at s:30 p. m., Pioneer hai. Steadman avenue.
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DEMOCRATIC TEXT
BOOK IS READY
It VIII Be Distributed tuesday
Morning

Chicago, Sept. THE campaign
text book of the democratic party
prepared with the approval of the ma
tional committee will be distributed
tomorrow morning to party workers
and others interested in arguments
why the democratic nominees should
be elected. 1t contains 800 pages In
a bright red cover and is replete with
comment and argument on the various
issues of the campaign. The platforms
of the democratic and republican par
ties are arranged In parallel columns
and occupy much space In the man
ual which also contains crisp utter
ances of both democratic and republi-
can leaders. Some of the chapter
headings of the volume are Pointers
on the Republican National Plat
FORM" Figs of Thistles." "a Discredit
ed Slogan 'The Struggle With Mon
opoly," and Lest We Forget" w. J.
Bryans speech of acceptance, his tar
iff speech and his speech on guaran-
teed deposits occupy prominent
place in the book, which closes with
detailed index of contents.
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WrenshalI still Menaced.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept Flames
/. are still menacing the town of
Wrensnall, thirty five miles west
OF Duluth. The town was thought
to be doomed by the flames Sat
urday night, but the inhabitants
have succeeded in f1ghting them
off up to the present time.
"A military road about a mile
out OF the city stopped the fire for
a time and the citizens took ad-
vantage of this obstruction to
wage their fight against the fire.
John Lowry of Duluth returned
last evening from Wrenshall. He.
stated that the fires are raging
all along the line Of the road be-
tween Carton and Wrenshall and
that many settlers have been
burned out.
six hundred inhabitants OF
Wrenshall are making q desperate
fight against the flames and they
should win unless strong wind
should spring UP today.
The village of Holman. near
Grand Rapids. is reported to be
threatened. The town has no fire
fighting apparatus and 1t has been
cut off from communication with
Grand Rapids by telephone and
telegraph.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
Monster Gathering In Island
Park
DAY IS FTTTINGLY OBSERVED
GATEWAY CITY LAYS OFF A DAY
AN DHELPs UNION MEN TO
CELEBRATE - GOV. BURKE,
SENATOR HANNA AND OTHERS
DELIVER ADDRESSES.

Labor day is being fittingiy observed
in Fargo today and practically the
whole city is closed up this afternoon
in honor of the day.
The big feature OF the day Is the
monster picnic which is being held in
Island park where the assembled
union men are being addressed by
Governor John Burke, Hon. L. b.
Hanna and President Worst of the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
The picnic began this morning at
10 o'clock at which time the union
men of the city, their wives and fam
lilies began to gather in the big park
where they scattered about among
the trees to enjoy a day of rest and
recreation and get together on social
basis that will tend to bind them clos
er together than would any other
means. Good things to eat were
brought in abundance and the big
dinner that was served at noon was
not by any means the least attractive
feature OF the day
The committee in charge decided
that there would be no formal pro-
gramme other than to set the time for
the speaking at 2 o'clock and this
afternoon a big crowd is listening to
the eloquent speakers who are max
ing the addresses of the day.
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CHAIR PUSHER HELD
IN MYSTERY OF
BOARDWALK

Atlantic city, Sept. Jesse Jack
son, the negro chair pusher in charge
of the chair containing Chas. B. Rob-
erIs and Mrs. w. S. G. Williams. che
principals in the boardwalk shooting
mystery, was placed under arrest to-
day and held in $500 bail.
Contrary to first reports this is the
first time the negro has been in GUS
tody. Whether his arrest is on the
theory that he had confederate in
the shooting mystery or whether he
is simply wanted as a witness, the po-
lice decline to say, though they init
mate that some sensational develop
ments are pending.
Although Jackson declined to talk
Chief of Detectives Whalen stated thai
jackson swore to him that the inter
view in which the negro was quoted
as repudiating the highwayman theory
was absolutely false. Jackson said ht
never made any such statement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
PITTSBURG BANK
DECLARED SOLVENT
Sensational Charge Against
Bank Examiner

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. THE direc-
tors of the Cosmopolitan National
bank, which was closed by order of
the comptroller of currency Saturday,
will meet tomorrow morning and for
mulate demand upon the government
officials at Washington that the bank
be reopened and allowed to continue
business. They still insist that the
institution is solvent and that the ac-
tion of the comptroller was not war
ranted
National Bank Examiner J. B. Cum
ningham. whose examination of the
banks books resulted in the comp
trollers order that 1t be closed, denies
that he was intoxicated when he made
the examination or when he went to
the bank Saturday morning and posted
the notice that closed the bank.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
MACHINE GUN
MOWS down
ARAB HORDES

Tangier, Sept. THE bloodiest bat
tie yet fought between the French
troops on the Algerian frontier and
the Arab tribesmen Is now in progress,
according to reports from the French
post at Budenib, the former stronghold
OF Mulai Hassen.
Twelve hundred of the 1900 soldiers
comprising the post sailed from the
fortifications and. are now en- route to
Djorf. where thousands of Arabs are
concentrated
The Arabs swarmed from the hills
ana attacked the French, but the lat
ter, by the use OF machine guns, now
ed down the fanatical tribesmen by
hundreds. The Arabs are still resist
Ing, and the march toward Djorf Ia
reddening the sands with their blood
Cen Bailloud is at the head OF the
French troops. He Is trying to clear
the country of the Arab fighters in
order that column OF French rein
forcements at Bouanans may reach
Budenib in safety
The French loss is not stated, though
/ 1t is believed to be heavy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
.BRYA. IS
AFf'gTED
Nebraskan Has Three Boils on
Neck
WHEN HE REACHES Chicago
WHEN He REACHES CHICAGO
pEMoc RATIO PRESIDENTIAL
NOMINEE SPENDS BUSY DAY IN
WINDY CITY. AND ADDRESSES
GIGANTIC LABOR GATHERING
STARTS THREE WEEKS TOUR.

Chicago, Sept. 7.--On the eve of the
speaking tour of three weeks, begin
ming here today, w. =. Bryan became
the victim of boils. These plebian af-
fiictions developed over night on the
"trip here from Lincoln. Neb., and when
the candidate, Dfaveiy smiling, step
ped from the railway train waving
handkerchief protected the back OF
his neck from contact with his collar.
Bryan was met at the station by
Cot. John T. Martin, sergeant at arms
OF the national committee. National
Committeeman Miller. Of Oregon. and
number ofsiocal labor leaders accom-
| panied By a brass band. He was
roundly eheered as he made his way
to a carriage which took him to the
auditorium Annex.
At the hotel Bryan had a brief op-
! portunity to confer with the chiefs of
the party before the Labor day par
! ade began From the lnoment of his
arrival, except for an hour that he
spent as the guest Of the Iroquois club
at luncheon, he was In the hands of
labor men practically all day.
Reviews Great Parade.
The first public appearance Of the
democratic presidential candidate was
on the r. siewing stand on the bal
cony before the national democratic
headquarters at the Auditorium An
mex, where the Labor day parade
with approximately 10000 union men
and women in it, passed before him
After the parade-he was whisked away
| to the Great Northern hotel to the Iro-
quoss club where he made brief talk
to the club members. He then en-
tered an automobile which was to
convey him to Forest park where he
was TO address the union men at 4
o'clock on the subject of the abuse
of the injunction in labor disputes.
i At Z o'clock this evening he is tc
speak to the electrical workers al
Bryan's park on the northwest side
of the city.
The speaking tour began today will
carry Bryan through the states Of ILL.
nois. Indiana. Ohio, West Virginia
Maryland. Delaware, New Jersey
n Rhode Island and New York.
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BAD CONyICIS
ARE AT LARGE,
WELL ARMED

Chicago. Sept. THE Chicago po-
lice were ordered to shoot to kill II
they encountered Jas. Kaiser, 23, and
Clarence Wise, %, who escaped from
the state penitentiary at Joliet. Ad-
vices were received from Joliet stat
ing that the men were heavily armed
and desperate, and were believed TO
be making for Chicago.
Chief OF Police Shippy has sent men
to all the railroad stations and rail-
road detectives and the crews OF all
trains between Chicago and Joliet have
also been advised.
The penitentiary authorities are
conducting a man hunt In the vicinity
Of the penitentiary. Posses Of farm
ers have been organized and are assist
ing in the hunt.
It is not known how the men es-
capped They were known as bad
men,. and were at work with a quarry
gang when they disappeared. This
gang was guarded by twelve armed
men. bat none noticed the disappear
ance.
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TAFT To GO
/ ON The STUMP
His Tour VIII Include Many
States
TEN SPEECHES TOMORROW
| 4 i . y = : = 4 4 ! & .
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Is ANx-
Ious TO GET INTO THE CAM
PAIeN AS EARLY AS SEPT. 21--
MIDDLE WEST WILL BE TREAT.
Ep WELL.

Middle Bass Island, o., Sept. a.
william H. Taft left here this morning
for the activities of his campaign. He
has written the republican national
committee to arrange for him speech
making itinerary and has suggested
that the states of Missouri, Nebraska,
Kansas. Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and
New York be included in any tout
that may be decided on. Mr.. Taft has
also expressed the view that his stay
In Cincinnati might be terminated as
early as September 21, thus permit
ting the extension OF his services in
the general political field to q period
of nearly six weeks and make possible
a trip from coast to coast.
The request of the candidate to be
assigned speaking dates. coming as 1t
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
INTERESTING CASE
Under GAME LAW
Hours Of Hunting on Water
Involved

Devils Lake, N. D., Sept 7-B. J.
Ness was arrested yesterday afternoon
charged with violating the game law
of North Dakota in hunting with the
use of "boat, canoe, contrivance or
device between the hours of p. m.
and s a. m" 1t is understood that Mr..
Ness is charged with shooting ducks
from a boat early yesterday morning.
IJt. secured a continuance until this
morning. and means to fight the case.
Mr.. Ness is out on another hunting
trip TODAY and it is impossible to get
his side of the case, but 1t is under
stood that he claims TO have gone to
a shallow plac, In the lake with
boat from which he waded out into
the rushes In rubber hip BOOTS.
that Is the case attorneys believe IL
will be hard 70 secure convictlon.
There IS a general principle OF law tnat
in an enumeration the words like con-
trivance or device as used in the CODE
must be interpreted to mean IT the
same general nature as the first part
Of the enumeration. Under this inter-
pretaiion rubber boots cannot be class
ed with boats or canoes. Ii the m
tention Of the law was to prevent the
disturbance of the birds during the
hours when they are not naturally
diving. then Il is not broad enough.
The state c'ai-ns to have plenty OF
evidence to secure conviction, but II
Mr.. Ness is arIe to support his side it
IA likely to develop into a test case.
the outcome o. which may be neces-
sitv to haze the law amended at the
coming SESSION of the legislature.
There is crough in the case, at any
rate TO rake 1t of interest to all
sp0rtsmen.
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HITCHCOCK IN
GOTHAM AGAIN
-.->--~ 49,,
Natl Chairman Pleased With
Taft's Plans

New York. Sept. Chairman
Frank H. Hitchcock of the republican
national committee arrived in New
York today and will remain at the
eastern headquarters until after the
election in Maine on Sept IA. The
arrangements made with Mr.. Taft at
the conference on Middle Bass island
Saturday under which the republican
candidate for president will begin a
speech making trip about Oct. /, seem
ed to please Mr.. Hitchcock. He
thought that most of Mr.. Tafts
speeches would be made in the middle
west, although some time might be
devoted to New York and other east
ern states.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
SMART SET EXPOSED
BY Big FAILURE
in BUFFALO

Buffalo, Sept u BuffaIo's smart set
has been caught In the failure OF Mea-
dows, Williams & Co. for $4,000. 900.
Detectives hired by the creditors dis
closed a deal Of unusual proportions. 1t
is said that Meadows, the active part
ner in the firm, was one OF the leaders
of the scheme which had for its OBJ
iect the establishment OF a financial.
social and political directorate In Buff
falo.
Many OF the creditors, 1t Ii said,
had no book accounts. Personal
loans, stock left withthe company and
never paid FOR, and ofherkunusadal tram
sactions are alleged to nave been dis
Icovered. The list Of those caught By
the suspension reads like the blue
book OF Buffalo society.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
175 APARTMENTS IN THIS
$4,000, 900 TENEMENT.

New York, Sept. 7.-Plans for
the largest and also the hand
soonest apartment house in New
York will be filed with the tene-
ment house. department next
week by architects for a New
York corporation. .tA,. a
Z The building will occupy a
whole block on Broadway, will
be $50 feet long. 200 feet wide
and $50 feet high, about twice
as large as Madison square gar
den.
1t will be twelve stories in
height. have 175 apartments,
each containing from nine to
fourteen rooms, and will cost
more than 100000.
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JUSTICE FOR AT LEAST
ONE MARY MAGDALE LENE.

Philadelphia, Sept IA mod
ern Mary Magdalene found JUS
tice in MAGISTRATE Gallagher's
court when . woman, who was
allowed to put down her name
simply as Mary Smith, was
declared gufltless OF a charge of
robbery and her a .cuser was
sent to jail for "disorderly con-
duct"
The woman was once a crea-
ture OF the streets and the
slave Of one Joseph Cutler. A
few years ago she reformed
and married a man who knew
her whole record, but believed
in her.
They were happy until Cutler
found them out again and tried
to regain his old influence. Sew
eral times the couple moved
their residence to escape him,
but he kept on their trail. Fl
nally he caused her arrest on a
charge of robbery. When the
woman told her story in court
Magistrate Gallagher promptly
set her free, and after denounc-
ing Cutler sent him to jail.
.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
POWERS IGNORE
GERMAN KAISER

paris. sept. THE foreign Office
announced that every power included
IN the Algeciras treaty had notified
Germany that they would not consider
tha latter's proposal for the immediate
recognition of Mulai Hafid as sultan
of Morocco. until the joint note of
france and Spain. mandatories of the
powers In Morocco, Is formulated
The foreign office says there II an
,,nnistakable intimation that the pow
ars decline to be Identified with Ger
manys adiscourtesy and treachery
Az soon as Spain nnally approves
the terms of the joint note. II will BY
communicated to the powers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
COUNT IS HELD
FOR SWINDLE

Antwerp. Sept. 1.-THE police here to-
day arrested Count de Toulouse Lau-
tree on the charge OF cashing stolen
coupon. The count protested against
his arrest claiming to be an Ameri-
can citizen and displayed naturaliza-
tion papers issued in the state of Illi-
nois.
An investigation showed that he had
recently been released from Siberia,
after having been extradited from
Bremen and having also been ex-
PEELED from Spain. Nicholas e. Sa-
win is also known as Count de Tou-
louise Lautree and Prince Savine has
long record Of adroit swindles In
various parts Of Europe and is also
known in the United States.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-07
AND THIS IS A CONVICT.

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. T.
c. c. Davis, who admits that he
stole money from the Montgom-
cry postoflce to buy necessities
for a wife who was Ill and men
tally unbalanced, came back af-
ter eight months leave and was
sent to the Atlanta penitentiary
for a year and a day. He plead
ed guilty last January, but made
a plea to Judge Thomas G. Jones
to let him go home and arrange
for the care OF his wife. This
was granted and during the time
he made some money to pay her
way and arranged to leave her
in good hands.