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sustain and in this view he is sus-
tanned pretty generally by the country
Mr. Pinchot is essentially a public
servant. He has no political aspira-
tions and therefore unlike HIS distin~.
guished opponent who is already mem
toned as successor to Senator sam
Piles of Seattle. The Guggenheim in,
terests which are all powerful In Alas !.
ka and Washington are said to be be-
hind the movement and IL the pro-
gramme should fail 1t will not be be-.
cause the promised support OF the
smelter trust was not forthcoming.
The chief forester takes the stand
that spirit OF the law rather than it's
letter should be carried out especially
ii expe6iency demands. He would
rather safeguard the public interests
in that way than permit water power
grabbers and the like get in their work
before suitable laws are enacted to
prevent these steals. II is naturally
a position that does not commend it.
self to stickers for the law and after
all this is the crux OF the entire con-
troversy between the forest service
and the interior department
President Taft has recently an
nounced himself in favor OF vigorous
conservation policy carried within the
law. Ballinger seems TO be i'm favor of
the same policy with the word wig
orous" left out and Ptnchot as far as
can be ascertained stands for the spirit
OF the law rather than its debtor. The
people will have to choose between the
three but at this distance one is safe
in saying that the people of the west
are in favor Of the enforcement of the
sptrit of the law until such time as
congress may be able to amend the
present law.
In conclusion and In Justice to Sec
rotary Ballinger IL must be admitted
that there is no concrete case wherein
the head of the interior department
acted inimical to the best interests OF
the country. But the fact remains that
the present incumbent 10 not as en-
thusiastic over the conservation policy
as he might be and 1t is the constant
fear that he win some day strongly
deviate from the Roosevelt policies of
conservation that has set so many
tongues wagging against him. ]
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-01
1908 YEAR BOOK
OF AGRICULTURE
WILL BE READY FOR DisTRIHu-
TON sooN--coNTAINs VAST
NUMBER OF THINGS or VITAL
INTEREST TO NORTHWESTERN
FARMERS.

Advance copies OF the 1908 year
book OF agriculture issued by the de-
partment OF agriculture, are at hand,
and the bulk OF the edition viii be
ready for distribution through the
regular channels about the first OF the
year.
The department OF agriculture has
some of these for distribution and any
person desiring a copy can probably
secure one by applying to his repre- :
sentative or senator at washington.
The book is Invaluable to farmers and
especially 70 farmers Of this state.
One of the most interesting char
tiers in the book Ii the article on birds
and mammals OF prey. It may be In
teresting to mention here that nearly
AL the hawks and owls are largely
beneficial to the farmer, through their
destruction OF field mice and other
small injurious mammals.
The wastes on the farm will engage
the attention OF thoughtful farnnere
while the breeder will be especially In z
terested In the account given ok the
progress Of tuberculosis In cattle.
good deal Of attention is given
to the degumes, and the so-calied
change OF climate In the west will
catch the attention OF practically all
who are interested In dry land farm
ing and It's future The conclusion
reached. based on q large amount 81
available data. Ii that climate does
not change.
These are some of the more inter-
egting articles that will annnaI III fs4e
northwestern farmer. Fully one-fourtla
Of the book 10 filled with mass OF
interesting and valuable data con-
corning crops, prices. exports. and the
like. The whole makes d volume that
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-01
GurLEK-

Anything you vast in that line. ]
keep only the very best. Ben Hart
Remember. the Bsstl
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MOORE IS BOUND over
colOred Man Held to the District
Court for Connection in Robbery
of Milwaukee.

VIM Moore, colored. will spend the
next couple OF months in Jail. await
ing trial in the district court, unless
a plea OF guilty is entered to the
charge Of grand larceny. which is con-
sidered unlikely. Moore had his pre-
liminary hearing yesterday before
Judge Martin Ryan in the police court
and was held to the district court as
an accomplish In the robbery OF the
milwaukee, depot The employees Of the
Milwaukee at this point and officers
who made the arrest, testified, but 1t
was for little Mary Stout a child, to
give the most damaging testimony
She saw the colored men running to-
gether from the depot. At this time,
1t is believed, Moore was endeavoring
to get his "diwy" Of the loot. but was
unsuccessful
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RooMED IN CANARY BLOCK.
This Couple Satisfied They Are Birds,
Without Winna.

This Couple Satisfied They Are Birds,
Without WiRps.
why, we room in the Canary block,
right down the street few blocks, ("
was the reply Of May Stanford, who
with Mary Wilson was arrested last
evening, when queried by the officer.
The captain was bewildered. After
serving on the police force for years.
was 1t possible that he did not know
the name Of every block In the city?
The Canary" block was a new one
ON every person at the station and
everyone gave mp"
We'll suppose IL you tive in the
Canary block. you've got to be a
bird. haven't your was asked OF the
intoxicated girls.
''Oh yes, we're all birds, alright
but NO one has started to grow wings,
not the way the roads are" was the
reply.
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Foley's Honey and Tar clears the
air passages, stops the irritation in the
throat, soothes the indamed membranes
and the most obstinate cough disap-
pears. Sore and inflamed lungs are
healed and strengthened, and the cold
Is expelled from the system. Refuse
any but the genuine in the yellow
package. III. Fl. Casselman.
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o % o ~ q o % 81 o - % @ % /
Every Man Read
This

This treatment IL said to have ac-
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IL the reader decides to try IL,
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This contains no opiates whatever
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Offers Big Reward.

DR.. Newman, the phrenclogist, is
having trouble with malicious persons
who persist in tearing down his signs
on the doors at the entrance to his Of
fee over the Hub. AS a result the
doctor has offered reward of $25 FOR
the arrest and conviction Of the Gull
prtts and ands this has a. salutary
effect
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Mr.. F. = G. Fritz, oneonta, N. Y,
writes: '1dy little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's orino Lax
ative, and I think 1t is the best rem
edy for constipation and liver trouble"
FORey's Or1no Laxative is mfld, pleas
ant and effective and cures habttual
constipation. Fl. Fl. Casselman.
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POLICE BEAT CHANGES
Officers are Re-assigned for the Con,
inc Month.

ing Month
n Police officers we're assigned new
beats for the coming month, changes
being made at midnight as follows:
Days: Front street, Mullen; Broad
way. G. Martinson; N. P. avenue,
Korsmo
Nights: Lower Front, Johnson; mid
die Front, Bowler; upper Front, r.
Martinson; upper Broadway, Tiet-
gems; lower Broadway, Pickering; N.
p. avenue. Mclean; Third street, Ma
loney.
Officers Pat Grant and Con Keefe.
plain clothes duty at large.
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Fall colds are quickly cured 10y 70
ley's Honey and Tar, the great throat
and lung remedy. The genuine con-
tains no harmful drugs. Ell. H. Cas-
selman.
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belongs in every farm library, as It
sums up and presents in handy form
the latest researches Of the depart
ment of agriculture.
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There's work for a want ad.--wher
personal property is to be turned in,
to cash"
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
BRYAN IS OUT
FOR SENATOR

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE news
item most generally read and COM
mented upon to-day was not one Of
those whose Importance is blazoned
with big headlines, but few lines
nesting under a small caption, and
bringing tidngs from Nebraska.
Bryan a candidate for the senate -
had an effect a good deal like c. @.
ID. call ON the sea coast. Bryan with
his. shining oratorical ability, his posi-
tive ideas and his wide knowledge of
things political, was rather a startling
suggestion 70 the powers that
be, in congress. There was a
lack OF enthusiasm among Re
publican leaders in the Senate
who are reasonably busy with tie pro-
gresslves of their own party. Demo-
crates generally would welcome the
NebrasSan. He would not be chosen
for formal leadership, the old Demo
cratic senators being disposed to re-
serve that honor for one of their own
number with the freedom of debat
allowed in the Senate, however Bryan
would have opportunity to give fun oN-
preston to his views and that he would
occupy a position OF prominence from
the first day of his term is beyond que-s
tion.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
ANNIVERSARY
AT OLD ST. ANNE'S

Special 20 TlTV EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del. June 1.-THE
2O4th anniversary service of Old st.
Anne's Episcopal Church WIN be held
in the old church. one mile south of
town on Sunday next, at 1890 a. m.
Bishop Frederick J. Kinsman win
preach the sermon and viii be assisted
in the services by the Rev. Percy l..
Donoughay. rector of St. Anne's
Church. The service viii consist OF
morning prayer, and the rite Of COM
munion will probably be administered.
The offering will be devoted TO tho
fund for the repair of the fence around
the property.
The year 1908 is generally assigned
as the birth of this parish. when
George Hieth. the pioneer missionary
of the s. p. c.. travelled from New
England to North Carolina. about 500
miles. ito ascertain the facts concern
ing thc spiritual condition of the
colonists."
The church stiI stands. a reminder
of days that are gone. 1t is warmly
l cherished In the affections of the peO-
[ pie. and once every year "a large con-
/ gregation gathers within its walls C
worship The now church. however
| Is tho centre of parochial work.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
SAYS Wife FLED
WITH RUSSIAN

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, June 11.-John Wright
Hunt an elderly American millionaire
owner of hotels in Los Angeles. Cali
Atlanta. Ga, and various parts of the
country according TO his own story sr-
riveG here to-day cn the Mametania
of the Cunard line and told how his
beautiful 5oung wife lett him in Paris
Cor a Russian adVonturer who claimed
to be a near relatives Of the Russian
royal family.
Hunt declared that his wife left him
taking with her $4,000 worth Of iewelry
but that ne had get all nut $1,000 of il
back and nad cast her of forever lie
declared that he had searched for the
Russian TO kin him but that he had
kept out of his way until he sailed. Il
told my wife that ! was coming back
here TO get "a divorce he said, but
| ] have changed my mind. I will not give
hol chance &c marry that scoundrel'
lie declared that he was married ten
years age To Miss Henrietta Babcock
| of Detroit who was 22 at that time
rhey have since Travelled all over tho
country Last January they went
abroad They arrive idn Paris early
| ~ Mav.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
AUTO RUSHED HURT
LAD TO HOSPITAL

Run over by an automobile driven by
Alfred l. dupont. al Seventh and Market
streets. yesterday afternoon, Edward Du-
gan, aged 10 years, Of No. $40 Kennebec
street, is receiving the best of attention
az the Delaware Hospital. No expense is
being spared and the lad enjoys the dis
tinction OF being the first patient TO oc-
cupy the new DR.. James a. Draper room.
A large bunch OF roses were sent to the
little fellow by Mrs. dupont last evening.
Mr.. DUPONT was taking a friend TO the
Pennsylvania Railroad station about $40
O'Clock when the boy ran out from behind
a delivery automobile in front OF the store
Of Kennard and Company. Before MIR. du-
Pont could stop the machine one wheel
passed over the youngsters body With
the aid OF Chief Of Police Black who wit.
messed the accident, Mr., DUPONT placed
the boy in the auto and hurried him to
the hospital. After seeing that the boy wa'
receiving every attention, Mr.. Dupont
sent for the young patients parents anc
explained just how the accident occurred
They we're satisfied that the accident wal
unavoidable.
The boy was reported improved to-day
and It was said that he was not seriousl,
injured.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
wHY7

The kidnapping OF While Whitla, the
Sharon PaJ boy, caused n sensation
nation wide.
Especially were the people and the
authorities Of Pennsylvania and Ohio
aroused. The former state offered a
reward Of $4,000 for the capture OF
the kldnapers. IL sent out troops OF
mounted police. Police and detective de-
partments in many cities were active.
The activity brought results.
The guilty parties were caught al
most as soon as they got hold OF the
ransom money and will perhaps go ia
prison for life.
When Willie Whitla was able 70 talk
he told how the kidnapers had in
structed him, should any bad men
come to end him, to hide under the
sink
Well
The city Of Scranton, Pa. is not fai
from Sharon. Pa. the home OF Willie
Whitla's parents, and correspondent
brings these facts to our attention;
Recently the silk workers Of scran
ton held a meeting. Among the things
recited by some of the speakers was
this statement:
whenever factory inspector comes
to our mill the foreman puts the LITTLE
boys and girls IN the bobbin boxes anC
tells them to be quiet until he goei
away"
/ Note the parallel
The Sharon kidnapers hide their DO.
under sink.
The Scranton violators Of the chill,
labor law hide their boys and girls IL
the bobbin boxes.
Sinks or bobbin boxes-where is tn
difference?
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
PEEPING TOM WAS PARSON

ST JOSEPH. No, June il.-Complaints
that a "Peoping Tom was pcepmg into
houses i'm the vicinity Of Seventh and An
golique streets resulted yesterday in the
arrest Of Rev. joel Osborn. a Baptist
preacher holding a pastorate on Messaine
street. lie was convicted in tho police
court on evidence supplied by George Da-
Wis and Mrs. Jessie Woodford.
Nir Osborn's defense was that he had
suspected male member Of his flock
was frequeniing the house Of a woman,
and with the aid Of the mans wife he
was ondeavoring 10 catch him. The court
could not ses it that way and imposed q
fine Of S on a plea of guilty.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
Junior Mechanics Festival

At the strawberry festival now being
conducted by the Junior order United
American Mechanics at No. 907 Tatnall
street last eevinng a large crowd was
present. The building was decorated with
the national colors, and innumerabe red.
white and blue electric lights adorned the
front of the han. Bethany Orchestra fur
nshed music during the evening Rev w.
r. Mowbray, Of Lcwes, who is the state
councillor Of the order in Delaware, de-
livered a short but eloquent address to
the visitors A guessing bee is also being
conducted by the Juniors. Several other
minor attractions have been added
This evening moving pictures will be a
feature. It is quite likely that Horace
Greeley Eastburn will deliver q short ad-
dress this evening and Caleb e. Burchenal
tomorrow evening at the Juniors hall.
This festival will be continued this even
ing and tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
IN AN
AUTO ACCIDENT
BY United Press Leased Special Wire

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PARIS. June 1l.-Whliam e. Corey
and hs wife. who was Miss Mabel Gill
man, an actress are confined in their
chateau at Nilgenis. suffering from in
juries received in the overturning o.
their AUTOMOBILE, neaN here hast evening
Their injuries are slight consisting oi
minor cuts and bruises, and they viii
soon be out.
A new chauffeur va rsunning the
car and he attempted t,o sharp a turn
rho machine slSiddeG and overturned
Ambassador White called on tn,
Corcys today.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
City Missionary Society Service.

The Wilmington City Missionary
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church has made arrangements where
by services VIII be held in Shewbrooke :
Mission. on Front street between Mad
ison and Jefferson streets. every Sat
urlay evening at 7.45 o'clock. To-
morrow evening the Rev. W. e. Green
field. pastor of Silverbrook Church
will address the children of the Mis-
sion, and the Rev. DR.. c. r. Wyatt
pastor of Harrison Street Church viii
preach the sermon. The committee II
charge is planning to make the ser.
vices attractive.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
GIRL MARSHAL
MAKES ARREST

NEW ORLEANS. June il.-Miss Doro-
thy Koch. twenty years old. recently ap-
pointed a Deputy United states Marshall
by Marshal Victor soisol, made her first
arrest yesterday.
Miss Koch. a pretty blonde Weighing
less than 10 pounds was formerly a stem
ographer and typewriter working in "A
wholesale establishment
Armed with revolver. which She carr
ried In her handbag. she went after
Anardo Miguel charged with completely
in a violation Of the immigration laws, she
found him al his home and willing to 80
TO court
on returning to her office she found the
revolver was locked in the handbag.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
REALTY OFFICERS ELECTED.
National Real Estate Trust Company
Held Its Annual Election
Yesterday

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the National Real Estate
Trust Company, was held at the COM
pany's offices, 1925 Market street. yes
terday afternoon.
The Directors held a session at the
close Of the stockholders meeting, ard
unanimously reelected the following
officers: President. William +. Jorde I:
vice-president. Samuel NJ. Dilloh; Sec
retary. Maurice S. Molloy; treasurer.
IL II. Thayer. Jr.
Maurice S. Molloy was named as
General Manager aud Richard W. f.
Roberts as manager of the Thrift De-
partment. The real estate department
continues under the management of
John G. Duff.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
STUDENTS ENTER
EVERY WEEK
There is a Large Attendance
at GOIdey COIIege-Stu-
dents Passing Ex-
aminatiOnS

New students arc entering Goldoy
College every week. Several entered
this week.
Next week new students will enter.
There arc many requests for the cata-
logue.
Miss Anna Denny and Miss Alice
Taylor have passed the i0word-a-
minute test In typewritng
John =. Harris has passed the So
word-n-minute test In typewriting.
Miss Georgia NJ. Jones and William
u. Edwards. Jr. have passed the 100
word a-ninute test in shorthand.
Great interest Is taken in-the annua
graduating exercises tc be Eeld ncx
Monday evening in tho Eleventh
Street Rink
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
EXPECT TO GET
THE MURDERER
Ny United. Press Leased specIn wire.

NEW YORK, June 11-Police In
spector McCafferty declared this after
noon that he has reason to believe
that he will have the murderers Of
Samuel Bersin, the young painter
whose dismembered body was found
in the streets last night, under arrest
within twelve hours. His men are
now making a house to house canvass
of the sweat shops of the lower cast
SIDE to locate where the body was cut
up. The evidence in their possession
indicates the killing was gang mur-
der"
Three homeless men who found the
head under Brooklyn bridge. are in
the House of Detention as witnesses,
although the police admit they know
nothing about the case. The police
theory is that a woman was at the
bottom Of the killing.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
SUICIDE AFTER A
MURDER ATTEMPT

DIES MONIES. Ia, June 11.-After
quarreling over an account with Her
bort Todd, of the wholesale fruit firm
IF Todd q Kraft, Moses Rice, a peddler.
shot Todd this morning. An hour later
Rice was found dead, having taken car
bolic aciG. Todd is not expected to live.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
Yoana Aeronaut,s EIInht.
py unI.sd 60 Leased $50 W.

NEW YORK. June 1f-Cheered by
thousands Of New Workers in the up
per part of Manhattan. Frank Good
ale. the twenty-year-old aeronaut.
sailed his dirigible balloon to-day from
Palisade Park, n. j., across the Iud-
son River. and down Broadway. for
over a mile, after which he recrossed
TO the eJrsey side.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
Pleasina Festival al 81. Patriek,s.

The women of st. Fatrick's Church
gave a pleasing and profitable festival
in the basement OF the church last
evening. There was an unusually large
attendance and Mrs. NJ. McGrath and
her corps OF assistants saw that every
body had a good time. Dancing fol-
lowed
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
&c. Fish From Canal.

William r. BeclSley and George Jack
son went on their second fishing trip
yesterday to the canal and caught
five large bass. Mr.. Beckley and a
party went to the canal last week and
brought home a fine lot of fish.
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
Windsnr Club Dance.

Tho Windsor Outing club will hold
an informal dance in Eden Hall to-
night. Music viii be furnished by the
Windsor Orchestra. Admission VIII be
by invitation
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
Hillorest Church Festival.

The strawberry festival being held
a. the Hillcrest NJ. 10. Chapel was
largely attended last evening despite
The rain. II not raining tonight. q
will be held in the woods adjoining the
church
Evening journal., 1909-06-11
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