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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
AUTO RIDE FROM IRvINdToN.

A party, In which were Councilmen
Dayton and Meeker, John Wassmer, C.
William Elliott n Harry Radciff, all
of %Irvington, went On an auto ride yes
terday, stopping in Newton, they dined
and then proceeded to the track in
Pennington.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
SEVERANCE GETS SCHOOL JOB.

The contract for building the wall on
he east and south sides Of Public
school Nc. s was awarded by the
Kearny Board of Education. of Kearny,
ut a special meeting, held last night, to
George M. Severance. of Kearny, for
There were three other bidders
for the work.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
NEW IRvINGToN B. AND L. SERIES.

At the meeting of the shareholder
of the %Irvington Building and Loan
Association last night the forty-ifth
series was opened and 204 shares sub
scribed for. Applications were received
for loans ~aggregating SIS, 900.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
COST GORDON IS.

John Gordon, Jr., of Weaver avenue,
Bloomfield, was arrested by Policeman
O'Neil last night an a charge of dis
orderly conduct preferred by Benjamin
Caruso, a Glenwood avenue business
man. He was fined SIS.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
BUTCHER CUT OFF FINGERS.

John Stumpf, a butcher employed bv
A. Metzgar. at Ill Harrison avenue,
Harrison, chopped off three fingers to-
day while at work. A physician dressed
his injuries.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
Keep Red River NavigabIe.

The Red river will not be declared
non-navigable from Breckenridge to
Belmont or any other portion, accord
ing to a letter received by the Grand
Forks Commercial club from Con-
gresham Thomas F. Marshall. Grand
Forks and other towns along the Red
river have been interested in heading
off this movement as it is considered
of great Importance to keep the river
open. The movement to have the riv-
err declared non-navigable was started
by street railway promoters who have
been making their headquarters at
Fargo. They do not seem to have
made much Roadway with the war
department. The following is the let
ter of Congressman Marshall to the
Commercial club:
referring to the matter of having
a portion. of the Red river declared
non-navigable, am advised that the
chief engineer of the army has re-
turned the papers to the secretary OF
war with a report which is unfavora-
BILE to the proposition. also desire
to say in this connection that It takes
an act of congress to declare stream
or any portion Of a stream non-navt-
gable. and It is altogether unlikely
that congress would favor any such
action in the face Of the recommends
ton to the contrary from the secre.
tary Of war"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
Suspect CAUGHT at Minot.

Vance Bailey, who has been in the
western part of the state for at least
three years, engaged in different &C.
equations, is now in the county Jail
at Minot awaiting the arrival of the
authorities of the Toledo & Ohio
Railroad company, by whom he is
wanted for interfering with railroad
property, a serious offense in that
state.
The police received a letter yes
terday stating that Bailey was on his
way to Minot from Chicago and to ar
rest him at once.
Baily left North Dakota some time
ago for Ohio. 1t seems that he was
stealing a ride on train that was
derailed and robbed and he was
caught by the authorities. He claims
to have had nothing to do with the
derailment, but it is evident that the
authorities differ with him on this
point. From Columbus he went to
back to Minot.
Pat Hyland landed Baily yesterday
afternoon at the Great Northern de.
pot shortly after his arrival in the
city. The authorities of the Toledo
& OHIO railroad have been notified
and will be in Minot with reQuisition
papers in a very few days.
The penalty for interfering with
railroad property is from two to ten
years in the Ohio penitentiary.
Baily is about twenty-four years Of
age. and was employed while in Mi.
not on one Of the railroads. He is
well known among the floating ele-
ment in Minot.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
Normal Auditorium Dedicated.

The large auditorium recently COM
pleted upon the normal campus at
Valley City has been formally opened
and dedicated. The principal address
was delivered by Hon. w. L. Stock
we'll, superintendent of public instruc-
ton. Addresses were also delivered
by DIR. Pray, president of the board of
trustees; President Hillyer Of the
Mayville normal school. Prof. Libby
of the state university. Prof. Weeks
Of the agricultural college, Supt. Nc.
Donald Of Lidgerwood, Supt. Johnson
of Hillsboro and Supt. Fred Smith Of
Wahpeton, who gave congratulatory
addresses on behalf Of the education.
a, institutions in those towns.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
EVIDENCE AGAINST STANDARD.
Numerous Cases Of Discrimination
Have Been Brought to Light.

Numerous Cases Of Discrimination
Have Been Brought to Light.
In discussing the proceedings
against the Standard Oil Co. by Sec
rotary of State Blaisdell on the COM
plant filed by Attorney General Nc
Cue the latter said:
1--WE have abundant evidence that
the Standard Oil Co. has been guilty
of gross discrimination against GER
tain towns of the state, and in my
judgment the secretary of state will
hace no other recourse than to forbid
the company from doing business in
the state, as the state law makes this
his imperative duty. I have evidence
in my office which plainly shows the
contention of the state, and the case
will be prosecuted with the utmost
vigor. Complaints of this character
have been made from all over the
state, and it is evident that North Da.
kota has suffered from this cause in
a similar way to that Minnesota did
year or two ago, and which was not
stopped until the natter was taken
into the courts. Our state law gives
us very quick manner Of getting at
discrimination cases by citing the
charged parties to appear before the
secretary of state and show cause
why they should not be stopped from
doing business here, and should, by
any chance, that fail. we have the
usual recourse to the courts, but we
naturally prefer the most direct
route'.'
When asked his view of the case,
Gov. Burke said:
Il have been away and knew moth
ing of the case until saw it in the
papers, but I can emphatically say
that, any prosecution to enforce any
law will have my earnest support and
the backing of the administration as
far as I can give it. The secretary
of state and the attorney general will
undoubtedly handle this case to the
best interests of the state and with
fairness to the company, and if the
latter is shown to have Disseminated
against certain people fthe state.
the action the law calls for will un-
doubtedly be melted out to them"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
DENTISTS WILL MEET MAY 1918.
Devils Lake Will Entertain the States
Tooth Carpenters,

Devils Lake Will Entertain the States
Tooth Carpenters.
DR.. W.. J. Brownlee, Devils Lake,
chairman of the executive committee
of the North Dakota Dentists associa-
ton, is busily engaged in completing
the arrangements for the third annual
meeting of the association, which is
to be held in Devils Lake May e and
Is.
This promises to be the biggest
meeting that has yet been held and
no effort is being spared to make the
program an attractive one. 1t is
thought that by holding the meeting
at Devils Lake that the dentists Of
the western part of the state will at
tend and take a more active interest
than they have taken on previous &C.
casions.
The dental supply houses of the
Twin Cities will be represented with
complete display of apparatus and
materials. The program thus far
completed follows:
DR.. w. N. Murray, Minneapolis -
Cast gold Sinlays.
DR.. ]. E. Argue, Red Lake Falls,
Minn.-Cast Richmond crown.
Dr. Ralston, Larimore-Open faced
gold crown.
DR.. w. A. Robertson, Crookston,
Minn.-Paper, subject to be selected.
DR., Rawlings, Bismarck - Paper
subject to be selected.
Several additions will be made to
this program before the meeting
takes place.
The regular business meeting will
be held in the afternoon of the second
day and will be followed by banquet
and smoker in the evening.
The present officers of the associa
ton are: Dr. H. l.. Startling, Fargo
president; DR.. Thompson, Cavalier
vice president; DR.. Sossamon, Lisbon
secretary; DR.. Rowan, Hillsboro
treasurer. Upon DR.. Brownlee, as
chairman of the executive committee
however, devolves the duty of prepar
ing the program and making the ar
rangements, and nowhere in the state
could be found a better man for The
work.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
- In an0 About the State -
PUT DuRum ON BETTER BASIS.

PUT pURuM ON BETTER BASIS.
North Dakota League Wants It Rec.
ognized as Good Milling Material.
On the ground that their product
has ceased to be an experiment, mem
Wheat league have started cam
paign for better prices.
Since durum became a factor in
the Northwest within the decade, it
has been marketed at difference Of
20 to % cents bushel below spring,
wheat of milling grades. In the same
period the big millers at the various
centers have broadened the field in
which they purchase their raw mate
rials Applying the most exacting
baking and chemical test, they have
maintained or even raised the stand
ard of their f1ours, at the same time
varying the mixture of milling wheat
to insure the necessary proportion of
this or that element. The producers
of durum assert that their product
has come to be factor in the mix.
ing of milling wheat, and they want
a milling price for it.
The North Dakota Durum Wheat
league held two.days' session at
Grand Forks last week Among the
speakers was Prof. Ladd of the North
Dakota school of agriculture, who re-
| ported that analyses of flour from va
rious milling centers showed good
! proportion of durum. Other speakers
urged that, in view of the value of
durum as a reliable crop in areas
where other varieties of wheat might
fail, it was important to the state to
have durum marketed on the basis of
the uses to which it is put.
John l.. Cashel of Grafton is presi-
dent of the Durum league; T. r. At
kinsoh, Bismarck, secretary, and the
executive committee is composed of
M. o. Hall, r. S. Adams of Lisbon, ].
Nv. Bull, Bismarck, and O. N. Adams,
Starkweather.
The Commercial Club of Grand
Forks, M. G. Bachelor, secretary, is
backing the league.
Committees are to be appointed to
confer with special legislative COM
mittee. The first move, it is said,
will be to gather samples of all flour
from the milling centers where du-
rum wheat is used, and to determine
and publish broadcast the quantity
Of durum wheat used in each brand
of flour. Next will be a summing up
of the attitude of the big millers and
| nd
rum wheat, the whole leading up to
an introduction of the matter into
the Washington arena, with the hope
of the appointment of congression-
al committee of investigation.
Minneapolis millers say that If the
North Dakota men believe there is
discrimination there against durum
wheat, they are mistaken. There are
thousands of flour mills in the United
States, more than a thousand within
the country that might come to Min
neapolis for raw material supply, and
any miller may come in here and buy
durum wheat. If it sells under No.
Northern spring wheat it is purely
a matter of supply and demand. The
Northwest raised nearly 100000
bushels durum last year, which was
an increase from nothing in about
six years. Durum wheat can be used
in moderate way, but the producers
) thereof have increased their annual
output in ratio much greater than the
increase in the demand for the -four
made from it, and that, the millers
saw is all there is to it,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
North Dakota
~ ubbins . 8:

Petition peddlers are abroad in the
land.
Dickinson is to have an attractive
park.
The dog poisoner was busy at Fair.
mount.
The Taft club at Fargo wants 1000
members.
A den of coyotes was captured near
Bismarck.
Maddox wants some kind of fire
protection.
The Bismarck firemen insist on a
hose wagon.
At Manning coal pile was used as
barber chair.
A new bank building is to be erect.
ed at Darlington.
Milk and meat inspection is a live
issue at Bismarck.
Dickinson is 80 over the 5000 dead
line-in population.
Three telephone organizations want
franchises in Beach. y
A vicious rooster attacked two lit
tie girls near Neche.
The Washburn band has given it's
first open air concert.
Durum wheat appears to have plen-
ty of friends in the state.
Crosby has already arranged for it's
Fourth of July celebration.
Richardton recently had it's first po-
litical speech of the season.
| Bismarck has some troubles as a
result of hiring the teachers.
More farmers in North Dakota are
purchasing high power autos.
There was a virulent form of diph-
liberia reported near Ambrose.
Cement block factories are being
established all over the state.
Scranton, Bowman county town, is
reported to be growing rapidly.
|
Stanley is getting many new set.
tiers and land buyers this spring.
The farmers made great Roadway
seeding during the long stretch of fine
weather.
The Missouri river was late in
breaking up at Bismarck-later than
since 1886.
It is claimed that all seed barley
should be tested as some of the grain
was frosted.
A. L. Swanson of Wilton lost three
horses and some other property as a
result of fire.
There is kick at Hannaford over
the amount of taxes some people are
having to pay.
A man was arrested at Lennon
while endeavoring to break into a
sealed box car.
Roger Allin, formerly governor, is
reported to have been elected a JUS
tice of the peace.
State Engineer Atkinson has recov-
cred from his recent operation sufi-
GENTLY to return home.
There is a lynx near Devils Lake
that keeps some young people-and
old ones, too in at night.
It required two hours to extinguish
a stubborn charcoal blaze in the Ho-
tel Dacotah at Grand Forks.
The village marshal of Crosby is
| sending some drunken visitors to their
| homes rather than arrest them.
Frank Frizon of Bismarck was shot
! in the chin with an air rifle and had
! to get physician to probe for the
| shot.
Last season, was disastrous one,
financially, for the Velva baseball
team-but the boys again have the
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01
Friday.

Washington, April Is. Arguments
in favor Of the presidents program
for four battleships consumed most Of
the session OF. the senate yesterday.
The senate passed bill appropriate
ing 100000 for survey Of an inland
water route from Boston to Whining
ton.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-01

At Richardton pair of Hettinger
men fought - one smashing a chair
over the others head. There we're no
arrests.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-11
possible TRATADO
LtaIO-turco.

InfoRman loB diaries de Italia gus del
minilteRi0 de FelaoionOs extsEioEo o HIN
6irigido yariaB netSg J tSlsgEamas ciffados
Al 8mbsiadoE de Italia Ga OonrtantinOpla,
marques GuiIlsrmO Tmoariali al FPanCA'
villa ~. ..---... .~.,-...-.
sSR6n psEsCo, al marquis IimPsEiaIi di
FEsnoaYilla ha EeCibido instructions para
iniCiar Ruta ID Sublime Puogta lar nsgO'
CiRCionol deI CaHO, & fin do llegRR 6 ID con-
Ciusi6n de nm aCueEdo ftalo. tuE0o cuyo OBJ
jet0 GGEfR el de garanti2aE ID integFidad
teEEitoEiGl de ID TFipolitania contra Ias po'
aibleG inVanionUB pOE pREts dS otTaB Pc.
tanCiaB euTGpeau. ...-.
Con rSspeCtO dc ouG puOd0 BOr lR potOn.
oia int0Fsaada On aieECoE aotos de u0b0Eanfa
sn TFipoh, Lac psFBonRG bi0n informadag
desoRTtan au absolute Do poBibilidGa de que
Bs traits de FsanCia, cuyR Retitud FeLp0cto
de Italia no pusde ser nj mSI amiGtoBa nj
mas ftRnOa, psEO dan & ODtondsr cue bi0n
p0dFfa tTataFae do Alamania.
Bn Ca6o dc ConfEmaEBo eatug RumoroH,
Bslls eyfdsnto que 01ts Rctitud de Alema'
mia pEstsndiendo teneF iBgeEenCia on una
region que s5 ConIidsERds casi como un
protectOFadO aayo PoF Italia no podPfR
hablsE On fsvoF de lR ROn0VaCi6a del ira
tad0 do la triple 8liGngG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-11
J0ss lAswmoi6a SSIga. %
EI tsstamento de Nathaniel RostehiI

OomuniCAn do Vi0n8, que 10 BucGBi6n
del bRT6n NathRnigl RoatGhild, Gus fellO'
clio hers un0B don sfios , medic, hR que
dado dsfnitivamsnts aFFsgIada , que 81
Egtad0 ha C0bEad0 poF dsRschos sobF9 10
hoEeneiR la Sums de 2.OOO. 600 de franCOH..
Bst0 oompRondO Ol por ci0nto del vRlOr
do 10 hsEenOia, 218.OO0.000 dc frances.
La paRsa principal do 10 hersnOia, per-
toneca al primer haEad0Eo Alberto RoEt'
child, hsRmRno del difunta Nathaniel; On
B1bEin0 oil! Baron Alfongo haFedR 0I gran
Psl1Cio R0HtohiId en T0ReBsmum 6hRss0,
los iGRdinGB bot6nic0B RostChild aQ Hove
WgEts = 20 millOnag do frances en- efoC
tiv0.
La miBma CaDtidad 90 destinR para 10
fundaCi6n do IN institute para Ia CuFaCi6n
do lRB enfeRm0dadG8 del biBtGmR uaPVioB0.
HombFGB de CieuCia euEopaos sst6n aho.
re RtaEsSdoB en- busca do 0difcioB sdeCuR'
dos Hospital, apRFatOB m6diCog, una
maFAVillosa bibliotsCR con libPoB ca todoB
loo idi0m0a y ca 10 adquiBiCi6n do loo 0lO'
m8nb0g mas aVan8RdOg.
FL t0stament0 paRtiCuIaYment0 impOn0
10 obligation de ContFataF ezpsFtoB sin Pa'
FaFg9 ca pFeci0, nj fiar nRCionaIidad..
I'll Baron NRthsniol fa6 vfCtima do Las
OnfaFmsdadss nsTviOgag, poF muChoB afioB,
fac Ga Ultima v0Iuntsd que otFoB fnoE0n
OuEsd0B de lRs dolonCiaB de qRe 81 fQ6 mar'
tiE, pOEqu0 90 puaO> en- CuFA % Cusndo era
d0maBiad0 tRrd0. -
La 0brs de Catal0gsE y vsluaF Ian gale
F1ag de ObFaB de aFt0 antiguaB ? otEo8 OBJ
jOtOE, fu6 espaCialmanto RsCOmendRda en- el
t08tamantO. TodRB 0aaB obra8 90 ancuan'
tran ca 0l palaoio hSrsdRdo por 0I Baron
AIfong0. III vAloF do elias, gegda log 20.
EitOP, aEOi0nda & 2.4OO, 900; fueTon decIREa'
doB sxCentos do impueato8.
TOdog l0B empl8ado8 aiEvisnteg, daBdG
Ol sgOFetRTi0 hantR 81 tiltimo moso dc eua'
dra, han sido banGfciadoB On cantidader
mas menc8 ConHidsFRblGB, Begdn IL inn
poEtOncia de 'uB 0mplOoD , ls RntigUsdad
de auB B0TvioioB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-11
AgitaGidn IabODiOsa en- IDglatsTra.

UoB mil HoClGlllGaB J gran n0m0Ro dc Loo
do sin tFRbRjo, de1pu6R do hAbOrIO rGuDi3O
On jLnta general On Glaggcw, EgOeciO, = On
10 que 90 pronunciation diBcuFgos de Lon mas
ViFalOntos y 90 antonaF0n Cant0B como eI
de "Ls MaFSlIGIa" y "MantOned," !" ondeana
do 10 bRndsTa EOja, 90 diEigiOr0n Ia cate.
dFGI, tFOta1dO do invadiElN, mi0ntERB t0DfRn
lug0r Ion gsFviCi0B.
Un gran n6mOE0 do poliofaI, tr0paI =
bomberOg, que fu0Fon e1taCionadOB On laB
RtuGTRs dc Ia CatodRRl p0E 0TdGn dc Loo Ruo
tOTidRdOB muniCipal0I, puO8 20 t0nfan COMO
Cimient0 de los dOBignio8 do loB UOCi8-
liBtAn, FeChRzBF0n sstoB, t0niOndo qn0
hRCeE ugO do Bua baGtOnOE, l0gFsndo diBpeE'
GRTl0H. CuRndO us obtuvo Ogo, 10 REGGIE
ron vRFiog hsridoG.
En- 0l interior dc la OAtsdrAI, vRriaB 90
iiOFaV, Rl Baber que Loo 1oCialiGtaB tEGtaban
do invRdiFlO, 90 desmRyAFon, miOntrRs que
0tERB 30 TefUgiabRn en- loB aIt8Ee8 On lOB
pGlpit0H, lRn8AndO gFitOB de terror.
Sin embargo, Las pRIabRaB de loB Bacer'
dotO1 lCgEaH0n hNCGR E0DACsE Ia CNlmR, 0bli'
gandO tod0B & poFmanOCOr On Ol tOmpl0
hSstR la termination do Loo guCegos.
Ouando 90 sup0 que IoB E0CialiBtGB hG'
bfan gido FsChazRdos = diBpsFBado1 90 en-.
t0n6 uu CGntiOO, dando gFaGiAg & DiOB por
hRboF impadido que Rqu0lloB hubiaFOn pc.
nOtTGdo On Ol tGmpl0. InmGdiAtAmeBta dsB.
pu6I do habsFso taTminRdo, 10 diEigiOEOn
Violsntamente gUg cRgaB.
FL diG z, On lac pFimeFRB hoFAB dc 10
msflGnG, la poliCfG d0gcubTi6 que I0B BOCia'
listaB habfan hschO fijOY, On gran ndm0Eo
do COllOl dO-lR CiudR1, Glgun0B paBquiC0 90
inCOndiAriog, On los que pESvenfan a CO.
bisFno % pEOpaTaB0, puO8 no de1CRn1RFfGn
On On ''nOble" tRFOO, Hino hagtR logFOr que
aqu6l aliviaFG an tRnto 10 situaCi6n do los
uin tFAbDjO, que sDt&n punto do moEirIo
do hRmbEG.
ManifeatAn tambi6n que para eI pE6xi.
mo juGvG8 90 FOuniT60 CinCuontG mil dc
ollog, con objeto de NtacaE loB 0difoioB mu'
niCipalsB y aETejsr do sllO8 & Las RutOEidA'
dOB que 6niCRmOnta 0mplOan Bl diROEo dol
pueblo On fsBtejGr Gus OpFsBoFsU.
PaR0Ca quS loB 6nimou 30 han GxaC0EbR'
do mucho con motive do IL vista del pEfn'
oipO Arturo dc OonnSught
PoF "a PsEts, 81 gabi0En0 GBt6 hacienda
10 poBiblO por QliviGT lR situsCi6n dc Loo
ain tEabOjo, hSatR dondS IuB OafaOrSOG 20 Ia
pOFmiten.
Varies agitadorsl do eaton fItimos han
Bido aEROatados, E0dUCi6ndoBeIOl 6 pEiIi6n,
AculRdoH de hAbsr sl0TtuEhadO 81 oEdOn pd
bIiCO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-11
EXCEISIOR R

Conserve de la injuria
no l0 iguominiS; psTobf 10 msFCa.
lgantfmS Bin honor, Cegu6 do fuEiR
= EsCOgflO de BSDgri0EtR ChaFCal
Y h6rEido amRgo Buene. e.........
iAai lR Eacha GA al dOBiOEto 8umbs,
CuRndo en- Cr0OisntSB v6rtiCss do arena
CORE CediF del 6ERbs 10 tumbAl
IOtsmOs, o. sgravis
que un alma superior aliOnto vibre;
y en- vuORtF0 mi0do, traatrocRd0 On FabiR,
vejGiR OautiVO aI que adulGEAin libFs.
Cruel fortuna diupansa
favor al 0diO do que haC6iB alardGu.
Eatoy pFssO, Gallo, ain defense
Pod6is hsrfr ? sgCaFnGC9F, cobsrdO1.
Al NAL dol0 pFoCuFOn
f00EZR ? laurel que ls Fa86n no RIcan8a.
lAGn a6 CantRF; y ca verses que psEduFOn
publiCaE6 & lOu OigleB mi vsDgan8al
sobEs ls impura huells
del fraud0, Ia v0Fdad, auHtsEa goIa,
bEilla, como OI gilenclo do ana RgtFOIIR
poF 8nCimR del Fuido dc una ola.
tSaGuUdOT Dias MiTUn,