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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
new MEMBER OF
Y. N. c. A. FORCE
MARK Z. HELLER WILL BE AS
sIsTANT PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
PROGRESS I'M THE BOYS DE-
PARTMENT MAKES MORE HELP
a NECESSITY.

Owing to the greatly increased in
terest in gymnasium work at the
r. M. G.. A., this year. especially In
the boys department 1t has been found
necessary to secure an assistant 10
Physical Director Harrison. Mark e
Heller, q brother OF Or. w. e. Heller
and a man who has taken gymnasium
work at the famous Stout Manual
Training school at Menomenie, wis,
has been selected for this position and
is now a member OF the local r. M. C..
A. force OF instructors.
A new class was added from the
boys department this fall, the new
high school class. This class il com
posed Of high school boys who work
after school hours.
: Mile Race on Saturday.
One Of the notable events or the
week at the gym viii be g mile race
which will be pulled off next Saturday
evening, to decide the championship
Of the X. M. G. A. There has Along
been desire among the members OF
the young mems class to find out Just
who can do the mile the fastest and
keen interest will be taken in the out
come. There are quite d number OF
aspirants for the honors The race
will be run &C the gym, the track there
being thirty-one laps to the mile.
Tonight has been set aside especial
" for dor1nitory men. There win be
tlmbling, pyramid building and other
work which will give these men some
extra work.
On Wednesday, night there will be d
meeting of those VINO ere interested
In wrestling and who expect to take
UP the work In the wrestling class
this winter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
1909 BLUE BOOK OUT
Statistical information Covering His-
tory Of State, Included In OFF,
ciai Publication.

The 1908 issue OF the North Dakota
Blue book has come from the press
and win be sent out from Bismarck
TN q short time The edition con-
tains the constitution OF North Dako-
to. the constitution Of the United States
rules and standing committees of the
Eleventh legislative assembly and his
torical. statistical and political infor-
gna&ton dating back to the birth OF the
state The legislative manual shows
the Official vote from president at the
last election as follows: Taft 1880;
Bryan, 1885; Debs, 3421: Chain, H.
&ss; Hisgen, a.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
Who WANTS A COTTAGE
W.. r. Edwards Offers HE Modern
House Fer Sale and Tells OF
lie Advantages.

There are several reasons why I
ought to sell my house by Oct. l. and
to that end have noted the following
facts concerning it. / have had several
inquiries and all agree we have a nice
little home but it has not been Just
what they wanted:
FOR SALE--My seven room cottage.
full high basement, 24x40. fine ce-
ment floor, bell trap. complete laun-
dry, separate vegetable and fruit stor-
age room, hot air furnace that keeps
house warm, hot water connection
with furnace. Screened porch, hard
wood floors and woodwork, three bed
rooms, good shed, gas, electricity,
large bath room, corner lot 50x14O, fne
lawn and shade trees, vines, gar
den plot 100 IT., cement walks; worth
$s,75o, will take $3.50.
This house is just right for some fam
lily Of three or four. 1t can be heated,
and that warmly, for $50 during the
winter. 1t is in one of the most healthy
and congenial nelghborhoods In the
city-as is suggested by the fact that
have been suffered there for four
years. A grade school and Fargo coll
lege are but two. blocks away. There
are electric light fixtures, gas stove,
roll curtains, laundry equipment, lawn
mower. garden hose and tools and
kitchen utensils, as well as other arti-
cles necessary to housekeeping that
might be included in the sale price.
IL one 10 not in position to take ad-
vantage Of cash price, we can make
a deal for q few hundred down and
mortgage back on the balance with
privilege OF easy payments Property
is increasing in value in this vicinity
and this can be had at such a bargain
as to be profitable speculation. Taxes
low. w. r. Edwards. s2S Seventh street
south. Phone 1772
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
Attention, Macoabees.

Regular review Of the knights Of
the Maccabees will be held in Loyal
knights hall, tonight at o'clock
sharp. Every member turn out ana
take mold and work for the good of
the order, Important business. De-
gree work. after which refreshments
WIN be served
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
CHOLERA CLEANED UP
Believed that Disease Among Hogs In
Clay County Has Been
stemmed.

In the opinion of DR.. ]. w. Durham.
hog cholera in Clay county, Mimi.
has been sternmed, although eighty
animals on one farm have been lost.
Serum has been used freely In the
neighborhood and it is believed that
the incubation win prove effective.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
NEW FAIL STYLES NOW HERE

HUFFMAN, the Foot Filter.
Sells Shoes that At the feet. II asa
Sells Shoes with character -
Sells Shoes best made in America.
Sells Shoes that wear and at.
Sells Shoes to rich and poor alike
Sells Shoes at prices less than the
same goods can be sold for in any city
in the country.
School Shoes for All Who Wear Them
See our Corl Sole Shoes for men. new
but old. The like made years ago in
New England.
Shoes for weak, tired feet.
at Kurtzman's, corner Broadway and
Front street. Sizes from AA to EE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
TWELVE NEW PUPILS

Entered the Dakota Business College
this morning. and large number win
enroll this week and next Prospective
pupils figure that at the d. B. c., where
the best office people in the state too
their courses, Is the best place for them
to attend--why not?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

T. J. Young & Sons Dus and Trans
fer Co. will give YOU claim checks for
baggage to and from all depots, hotels
and residences. Phone is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
HORSES

A car OF extra good, big farm horses
just arrived at the Washington House
barn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27

WANTED--A GOOD FARMER,
With stock and machinery to work a
farm, one half mile from
Fargo. G. III. Porritt, Phone s74.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27

Foley's Kidney pills cure bachache,
rheumatism. kidney. bladder and uri-
nary trouble Do not risk having
Brights disease or diabetes. n. II.
CasseIman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
WITH BANK.

Frank A. Valid has accepted a posi-
tion as bool1keeper for the bank at
iceland Mr.. w. is Dakota Business
College boy. over two-thirds of the
banks of this state are employing these
y. b. G. pupils--evidence of practical
teaching.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
45.4 Is MILL LEVY
FOR CITY OF FARGO
INCREASE IN VALUATIONS BUT
DECREASE nv MILL LEVY Ac.
coRDINe TO FIGURES JUST
COMPLETED sy COUNTY AUDI
ToR-No DECREASE IN TAXES.
1909 Tax Levy for FARGO.

considered from a standpoint OF mills
the tax levy which will prevail in the
city Of Fargo this year shows de-
crease OF 1.S mills. 1t might be pre-
sumed. from this fact that taxes on
the same property would therefore
show a decrease, but such will not be
the case, the aggregate valuation, as
shown above, being owe a million and
a quarter more this year than last. At
ter q liberal increase haS been made
by the local board, the state board
boosted the figures 1914 per cent.
The valuations for Fargo this year.
after being finally changed by the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27

The force at the ONCE Of Auditor
Lewis are still busy with changes of
valuations over the rest of the county.
the Fargo books having been completed
first
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27

csc. s. ROOM COTTAGE Brics
foundation. fine lawn, trees and close
to car line; $1,000.
1s9. 7lRooMS, new, brick foundation.
lot 50x140; $1.750.
$50. 5-RooM coTTAcE-Close to
high school; 81,
73f. 5-RooM coTTAGE-with cor.
ner lot 5ox140: $2.10O.
sos. 6-RooM, partly modern house,
on the car Line; $500.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27
BIG WAGE TO GOOD GIRLS

Wanted-six gir1s at once. Fargo
Laundry Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-13

District visites-vvs juse haA Q
letter from ny 80 Arthur. saytaS
hs hes voa . seAolarship. ] east
tell you hoV pleased I AMI
Rustie Pasty-l eaa uaderseasd
yer fsslin's. mum. ! felt Just the
same when our pig won . medal st
the agricultural show.-sPafsoa's
Weekly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-13
No IblDl'Isr AIlOlT IT


low down what is known ~ tho Walk.
Or basin from Dcnd aud cross tho d..
vide near whcro tho surveying party
II now. then follow tho Williamson
river down into tho ~. klamath
eoaatry. The surveyors do no, stats
what their ultimate destination 10 to
BE-. but u Jim HIli 10 going Into Han
Francisco. no 10 coming through
here"
In speaking Of tho probability oi
runnia9 the main iinc Into caiifor.
ala. NJ. Graves said:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-13

Scott spent . part q oas summer
IN the country. sna Asses was IN
authority on agricultural natters.
Ia milkiag . cow" he wrote BID
friends. always sit % the eide Ter.
thest from the erittss. asd ssarsse
the soft spot 10 the pasture. - Doe.
csas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-13
fnI BON TON GROCERY.

4 little store With the best In the
grocery iias-cieaa. new. fsssh. and
pricss reasonable. One trial viii
eosviacs you that Il is the place TO
trade. 1.IOSe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-13
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For fresh Time. cali At George
Bichn'a.
Senator Abner Weed Of Dunsmuir
10 In the city.
3. X. Archer Of Myrtle Point. Ore,
10 paying this city . visit.
n. G. spink Of klamath Agency ID
registered at the Livcrmorc.
Mrs. J. Frank Adams and son ara
registered At the l.akcsidc.
John v. Miller and wife Of Merrill
are registered At the Livermore.
W. J. barclay and ", Miller Of
klamath Agency arc In the city.
Six blue and white Jap cups and
sauccrs for Si.o0 Saturday afternoon
at Z Deal.
Professor Swan leaves today on 4
school inspection trip through Ian
Cell valley. Ne viii BE- absent aboa,
a week.
You should nsvcr 90 any place
without a Thermoe bottle. - they
arc . Joy forever.
Al NciiattanS.
Charles 0ravss Of Crssceat. Orr.
in the city. Mr. Graves viii Inter.
vicv the county court In regard TO
road matters In bis district.
VIM. Lubks and wife viii leave for
sonora. Cal. In the morning. to b
gone three or four months. Tho trip
10 taken for Mrs.. Lubke's health.
Mrs.. II. n. Goddard and her son.
Deibert. are visiting With Mrs. o. A.
stsarns this week. Mr.. Goddard viii
take . trip to Crater lake before -
turnias to their homo 10 Ashland.
Shooting ducks from ~ automo.
bile going forty miles n hour ssd
during the sxcitsmsst rusains iato
the tulss. where they we're stuck for
three hours. thea rsssrsias homo
With Is ducks and three gssss. oil in
oas day. u what happsasd 70 the
Childsrs boys aad Phillip aad Harry
Slilts-so says Joha.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-13
NOTICE or lMl,OrNDlNG

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigned. poundmaster OF the
City Of Klamath Falls, Oregon. did
on this eth day Of September. 1903.
at the hour OF 8 .. m. take up and
impound In the pound OF said city
the following described animal: One
dun-coiored or buckskin mare. black
ma,a and tail. left eye out. branded
oariock sideways on left hip: had .
small bell on when taken ny.
OSCAR L. CARTER.
Pound Master.
Ladies' and ehildren's fall and win
ter coats now on display at X X X
sfore Qome sfunnlnR atvlea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08

Ing Iiriury coming Ia Tallaha>>r,
they will spend % week or ten days
ia Washington. u {
Prof /. : llarhrr. a. ; Assistant
Professor ct Chemistry and uiulug,
lu 90, Normal school b. ln hi hhnra.
tor, da.N getting ready Tor the yylr.-
work rruI lAfh,r ihuuah Wv
member ut 'hr faculty.. be- u.r a ,rra.e
o. h.u Dr.. 800. f.. uuuuar rru.n.
ur o.. i..n N-h school ur co.. h.t
Tun 1...
N... -... l.m- 30 .....w.
Boo lum u1 Nun...... $500 a....
.aa. On. OBJ. ...u.. ." r.. nr" ~.
.- -uuIr- rI. umu.r of ,m.-u
Q uN.0.. .... ...' ar..uH.. 5000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08
Arno~ Gaze Continued.

The Council. which adjourned Mon.
day night until Tuesday evening for
the purpose Of taking up and dlspos-
ing OF the charges preferred against
Former Marshal Benz. T. Arrow by
Mayor Davis. met at the appointed
hour, President Pro TEN Burnett aud
Aldermen colclough. Graves. Good.
win and Pound present. but no &C.
ton was taken In the matter for which
the meeting was called. ~
Upon the converting OF the Council
Alderman Goodwin moved that the
charges against Mr. Arrow be- taken.
up and disposed Of. as the defendant
was on hand to answer same. Al
derman GOOdwin's motion did not r..
ccive a second. but was followed b
a motion by Alderman Pound. seconG.
ID hy Alderman Graves. o. the eject
nat the matter be- deferred until m.
lrrt regular meeting ln October.
" h,ch Wa carried
Marshal Arrow wa present and
'rsir,d that the matter BE- sctiled den.
litrN az this meeting The only
hargvs preferred against thy former
uarsh1i Ser, thar ct leaving bis oH.
.ni datIrs without permission from
o.. rr .r rrth,rt',-.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08
FINANCING The GREAT
AMERICAN COTTON CROP
Proper Marketing Of Staple Most Important Move
Capable Of Being Made by Southern People.
By Henry Journal Atlanta Ca

To finance the American cotton crop
IN the interest Of the country PRO.
dueing the crop-in the interest OF III,
men who grow the Limits without
soubt the most important move Capa.
HE OF being made by Southern people.
\ am not disposed to make any dis
NAV OF sectional interest, bat in hand
hing the subject under consideration.
most emphatically urge Southern men
no interest thems, Ives in the labor
enhancing cotton. because this money
product of the South should be- CON
sldered BY men who know and sympa.
thize with the man who tolls, and
know and appreciate the important
mart cotton plays in the various indus
tries Of Southern States. To be
ananced and controlled 10y men who
care only for the individual profit TO
be derived. would without serious
controversy result In the further IN.
thrallment OF the tOiling masses,
hence il il quite impossible To look
With kindly eyes upon moves looking
toward the control of the crop by
men living beyond our borders. and
engaged in the more or less doubtful
occupation Of speculation.
Because the industry H. one of
grand proportions does not signify
simple rules Of business can not lie
applied with the same degree of Ger
tainty in their accurate workings. as
have characterized their workings in
huge railroad corporations. steel com.
Ianies and other industrial enter.
! rises Indeed. when once the plan
l. hit twill be found simple and will
follow the course OF good business
procedure. There Is no mysterious
vereiage In good business transaC.
tons. and the complicated. ambiguous.
circuitous route suggested by some
from start to finish will be- made to
read smooth and clear TO any mind
capable of understanding business
economics. The question how TO
market the crop. for Of course tina,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08
ALDERMAN GOODWIN'S
MOTION TO STOP WORK
Only Trash Wagons Will Operated on Streets From
Now Until the October Meeting.

The CRY Council convened in regu.
lar monthly session at o'clock Mon.
day evening. having present President
Burnett, pro TEN. Aldermen Colclough,
Goodwin, Graves and Ponpd
Minutes were read a BApproved.
pom motion Of Alderman Gtayes.
The meyer read - CNar-Ss which
p preferred aga .st IN Sal A~now.
hich were upon motion Of Alderman
.cot"i? received al ed.
- % m 'nr" ror'c c. city
Z Ulcers: Collector. SI.y.jo water col.
lectioEs. and Sl6.3S for Licences: Mar.
hal reported $l2>.@0 for month OF
August
The following bills were ord, red
paid:
Contingent Fund Gainesville Hard.
ware Co. 80 cents: T. II. Ellis. sI.77:
Gainesville Furniture Co. $3.50: n.
T. AInow. $3.50; p. G. Ramsey.
s2.O5; Mrs. II. II. McCreary. for sex
ton cemetery, $35.
Light Fund Gainesville Gas * Elec.
trio Power Co. S23S.JG.
Officers Fund. NJ. Dell. sac: II.
T. Arrow. sec; Harry Owens. $50: T.
L. Boulware. s25: A. W. Taylor.
$6I2j; J. u. Dell. Jr.. s23.OS: c. n.
Dell. SlO0; Mrs. Lois Tucker. $46.6l:
Phifer Bros. assignee John Jones.
s32li; Gainesville Hardware CO..
Sass.
Fire Protection Fund.-. ID. Jerni-
gan. $40; J. +. Meyers. So: l. A.
Iernigan q Son. 81: Gainesville Gas
Z Electric Power Co. s7I9: J. A.
Naftzger. 81: Benson 4 Son. $3.50;
Saunders x Earle. $40 go: Gainesville
Hardware Co. sells.
Waterworks Expense FUND.-. n.
Ellis. s2.59.
The following bills were read. when
Alderman Colclough moved 20 waive
rules and pay same motion carried
Waterworks Expense Fund-Gracy
Lumber Co. SIS: Crandall Packing
Co.. $3.50: Ned Williams. 50: u. p.
Miller. sIS250: Gainesville Hardware
Co. 1885,; +. A. Strunk. cashier.
s5l.50.
Street Fund-C. NJ. Dell. assignee
five items,. s2l2; Nose Malphurs.
81; Sam Cook, s..
Alderman Goodwin moved 20 waive
he rules and pay bill Of T. n. Ellis
or moving. S25O. Motion lost.
On roll to pay the bill Of T. l..
'oulware. President Burnett and Al. .
lcrman Goodwin voted no" Alder. /
men Graves. Colclough and Pound |
.otcd ave Motion carried
Alderman Pound moved that the
lrrk notify the ScabOard Railroad
'pmpanN that their first action In re-. ]
using "a enter into three year con.
raOt 90 furnish them water Na- final |
lotion carried
Alderman GrasrS moved that N,
rect COMMITTEE g,t up printed
'rms uf daily and monthly reports OF
meet work Motion carried
Alderman Goodwin moved that
....f N.rh of ,l,u u,-,rpuuu 10. d
,.Hua.d mm tb. ur.t m.yuus !,
October except IH. tau trash uu. d
.. NHIIuu carried I,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08
Wife'S Parents Victims OF
Husbands Terrible Deed

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08

lo N,e NuJk m l.iuairhaut praFb
that thv stare aua siripps haa bsea
nailya ,u che NoFth eolr aBa ,hsaso
ia thv ,afHeT ~ thp slahe a. tha
m"n'rp' Nhsp Ne Cook h hvlns a.
elalmvd bs ths rFawnsa hsAaa ~
tCru,nusa ga paus Fys,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08

City Attorney go To Tallahassee To
consult the authorities as TO the rights
OF the city and A. c. l.. railway ON
West Main street. as granted in fran.
chise to said railroad. city paying &C.
tual expense. Motion carried
Alderman Goodwin moved that
Council appropriate $50 out OF the
Contingent Fund to aid the family of
the man shot by Marshal Arrow. Roll
was called, and President Burnett
and Alderman Pound voted no" Al
d,rmen Goodwin. Colclough and
Graves voted aye" Motion carried.
Alderman Pound moved that the
Clerk send a copy OF the Mayors
charges to Mr.. Arrow. notifying him
that the Council would meet TO On.
Vestigaie same at $ y. m. September
9Th. Motion carried.
Alderman Graves moved TO adjourn
until 5 .. m. September 9Th. which
motion was carried. and Council ad.
iourned.
During the proceedings Of the Coun.
Gil. when the bill from the Gainesville
Gas & Electric Power Company for
street lighting was read. Alderman
Goodwin moved that said bill be
tabled. or held up for payment. until
the Sid company complied with an
order to place an arc light on East
Main street, In front Of the White
House and First Methodist church.
which instruction was given some
time ago. The light was Installed. but
for some reason was removed, ami
has never been replaced.
Alderman Pound stated for the In.
formation Of the Council that the
management OF the lighting company
declared he would keep the city In
darkness until the bin was paid.
hence Alderman Goodwin's motion
failed OF a second.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-09-08

means 20 finance il, H. attracting bet
ter attention today than az any other
zine in the history Oi the industry !:
men of brain and power are coming
In their mind the best possible means
for putting this industry ON a footing
enabling it 10 compete with the inter.
ests buying each year our splendid
product. For it must be- understood
the buying interests are completely
organized. and for that reason the
South Is very much at the mercy of
those interests in it, present unor-
ganized condition.
No reference is here aimed at po-
litiCal, educational or agricultural
organizations They in themselves
are good and useful. but do not in
the least have anything TO do with
the greater problem OF financing and
successfully marketing this great sta.
pie.
The Magnitude Of the Crop.
The American cotton crop. valued
az around $500. OOO.O ~ annually. sum
equal TO the combined output OF all
the gold mines in the world for two
years. must be- financed i'm such a
practical manner as to permit the
marketing Of the crop from month
10 month as demands from spinners
present themselves. thus preventing
the congesting OF an annual supply
upon an OverstOcked market during
the last months OF the year.
To accomplish this there must be- Ger.
tain prime and principal corner
stones laid deep and strong and ce
mented by integrity and accumen.
First: We must establish ample
Warehousing facilities at principal
ports and in the various districts.
bonded by the Government and man
aged on business principles. with each
bale warehoused. sampled and marked
to correspond with bale. and said
sample exhibited In the main or pa.
rent warehouse, enabling a purchaser