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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08

takes the place of cool, deliberate ac-
ton, and the policeman mistreats a
prisoner, but these Cases, upon inyes-
tigation, die down to very few, COM
pared to the heavy force employed in
the aggregate. 1t can be truly said
that New York Is proud of its police,
especially as 1t sees them maintaining
order in the street without any mani
festation of force. But when the an
nual parade comes around, and the
average citizen sees the great army of
its defenders marching along on mag
nificent Broadway, it applauds them
with the utmost gusto. and no dis
paraging words finds it's way to his
lips or appears in the newspapers. OBJ
servers get a sense of the embodied
power of the forces that make for the
protection OF themselves, their fami-
lies and their properties. Burglars
escape, Currupt things are charged,
and sometimes proven, but the public
believes that the great mass of it's
policemen are true devotees to duty.
New York has just been passing
through its annual contest between
the weather and the trolley lines. The
|hiSL tiOuDiS hSS III the ldcL lHdI Ine
use of the open car, with it's lack of
fiexibility. The cars go out and come
in according to the calendar. Once
on the run no regard is made to temp
est, storm or cold. If open cars are
on the schedule, they run, no matter
If snow storm blocks the tracks. The
rubber slides in most cases do not
fit, and the passenger is kept in a
draught of air that in cold weather
thoroughly chills him to the very bone.
A large increase in the number of
cases OF pneumonia and ordinary
colds can be looked for by the run
ming of open cars I'm April and May,
1t doesn't seem safe to take down
stoves, change under clothing or run
open cars until the Fourth of July.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
Notice to ( ,ntractors.

State normal school, Valley City,
N. d.
Sealed bids for the erection of
boiler house, according to plans and
specifications by Hancock Bros, ar
chitects, will be received by the un-
dersigned at the Office of the school
up to 2 p. m, Wednesday, lay 12,
1909.
At the same time and place, sealed
bids will be received for the installa-
tion of heating and lighting plant
and revision Of the ventilating sys-
tenn.
Plans and specifications may be
seen from and after April % at the
office of the school, Valley City, N. D..
and at the builders exchanges of Far
go, Grand Forks and Minneapolis.
Each bid for the building or for
heating and lighting plant must be
accompanied by certified check for
$500 payable to the president Of the
board OF management, as a guarantee
to enter into contract should bid be
accepted.
The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved.
Signed. GEO. A. MCFARLAND.
Secretary.
DAILY April "a, April 81 TO MAY 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08

Public school. McEienry. North Da-
kota. Sealed bids for the erection and
completion OF an eight-room public
school building for the Board of Edu-
cation Of the Village of McHenry, n
d.. will be received at the office of the
Clerk UP to noon Of Monday. May the
10th, 1909.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the clerks office, McHenry. N. d.
after April 25th, 1909.
Each bid for the Building must be
accompanied by a certified check fos
$500 and with eacn bid for the heating
a certified check for $500. payable tc
the President of the Board of Educa-
tion as an evidence Of good faith &c
enter into the contract should the bic
be accepted.
The right to reject any and all bids
is reserved. s. w. McQuat.
Clerk, McHenry, n. ID.
(May to 10 inclusive. daily.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
USE ALLENs FooT-EAsr

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you have tired, aching feet, try Aliens
Foot Ease. It rests the feet and makes
new or tight shoes easy. Cures aching
swollen. hot. sweating feet Relieves
corns and bunions Of all pain and gives
rest and comfort. Try II today Sold BY
all Druggists and Shoe stores, 25c. Don't
accept any substitute. For FREE trial
package, also Free sample of the FOOT
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
TO INVESTIGATE Rail RATES.
Senator Warner Urges Measure Cow
erina Missouri Situation.

Washington. May SIN the senate
today Mr.. Warner moved considera-
tion of his resolution authorizing the
interstate commerce commission to in
vestigate the rates of eighteen inter-
state roads doing business in Missouri,
to determine whether they are charg-
ing unreasonable rates.
Objection was made by Mr.. stone,
who said he wanted to further examine
the measure. He also objected on the
ground that by the rule under which
is proceeding only the tariff and CEN
sus bills can be considered.
Mr.. Hale and Mr.. Elkins made sim
liar objection and the measure was
referred to the committee on inter-
state commerce.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08

The story is complex and will be well
worked out by a competent cast of
gifted players. In the cast are such
well known actors as Charley McWil-
liams who portrays Happy Jack, the
tramp; Elizabeth Taylor. the well
known prima donna and the dainty lit
tie soubrette star, Pearl Hoye, and the
comedy Irishwoman, Elinor Dunbar.
q %
Richard Carle, the accomplished CO.
median, in his newest musical comedy,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
New session Laws r4sra.

A supply of the popuYar edition of
the 1909 session laws has been received
and copies may be had at The Forum
office at 81 per copy. Orders by mail
will be given prompt attention.
The Forum Printing Co.. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08

Are you looking for a chance to
make easy money? Call between 10
and 10 a. m. at 20 Broadway. down
stairs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08

rest of the cast Is said to be entirely
up to the standard, and Judging from
the favorable criticisms received In
the cities that they have played re-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
CONSERVATORY NOTES.

An important musical event at the
conservatory this week was the dra-
matte reading, Friday evening, May
Z, by Miss Sibyl L. Tillotson, a stu
dent of the conservatory. Miss Alta
l:shelman, pianist, also of the con-
servatory, assisted with piano selec-
tions.
Saturday evening. May 8, the con-
servatory will present number of
its pupils in public recital to be
given in the large recital hall at $3.50
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08

school, at the Fargo operahouse on
Friday evening, May 81.
But this is not all, the Toastmaster
is play filled with college stunts,
college fun and college spirit These
interesting manner in the plot of the
play. In fact the whole play is col
lege play and introduces many new
and novel college stunts.
The play is under the direction of
Mrs. Jesseie Jepson Remington, who
has had vast experience in that line
of work at Smith college. The mem
bers of the cast are all well accustomed
to the stage as they have appeared be-
fore an audience many times before.
Thus the play will be, not merely an
amateur performance, but a polished
comedy.
Do you believe in Santa Claus? This
question MAY be little out of season,
but whether you do or whether you
don't you will probably be convinced
when The Gingerbread Man comes to
town, and he is due here this month,
when he and his cohorts will Introduce
Santa Claus for your facorable inspec-
ton. Flanked by lot of pretty girls,
lot of good solos, some excellent
condolences, they will present Sloane
& Rankin's pretty musical play for
your delectation in way that should
excite your admiration. This charming
musical oddity was presented here last
season and received unstinted praise
from all who attended the perform
ances, and their name was legion. TAX
ing 1t all in all it was very commen-
dable production and assurances are
such that the present one is a replica,
and contains many of the clever peo-
pie that were in last seasons company,
The production from a scenic stand :
point is all that can be desired, and
many novel features have been added
to bring the piece right up-to- date,
and make it an entertainment as un-
usual as it is attractive. Ross Snow
and Fred Knight, the two principal
comedians are still with the organiza-
tion, and a young American prima
donna, with very fine high soprano
voice, and very pleasing to look upon is
playing the leading feminine role The
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
The Grand Next Week.


Novelty is the striking feature of
the bill at the Grand, all the week,
commencing with the matinee on Mon
day. May 10. There will be comedy of
high class, as well as both vocal and
instrumental music.
Tom Linton and his seven jungle
girls, will make hit in their singing
and dancing tropical oddity. The elab-
crate stage settings, excellent dancing
and singing by the jungle maids, and
the comedy of Linton himself, will cas-
lily entitle the turn to a headline place
on the bill.
Ying Lee the imperial Chinese arr
tist and Bobbie Athon will present a
Chinese spectacular dramaette, The
Idols Eye The Chinaman will also
draw a number of caricatures and the
American will do entertaining song
and monologue work
George Yeoman, styled The Jerman
Jester is coming with a brand new lot
Of stuff and will add spice to the
weeks amusement offerings.
The Busch De We're Four has an IL
lustrated musical novelty which is the
most unique combination that has been
here for some time, and which per-
mits a display of several of the latest
songs.
The illustrated song which will be
sung by Miss Della Maxwell will oc-
.cupy its customary spot and the came
graph will complete the bill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08
Notice to contractora.

tpaily April "a. April a. to Nav 5
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22

MAGELLAN co.'s.
LOST.

because 40 per cent of the down town
area of Chicago is covered with rail
road tracks. The city itself is a huge
freight terminal. Chicago recognizes
this fact, or ought to, and every one
there recognizes what the city owes
to the railroads. Time will be saved
by the city and money will be saved
by the railroads if this question of
electrification can be discussed and
decided in spirit of fairness. 1t
would be unfortunate for the city and
the railroads alike If the ruinous tao
tics of the track elevation fight and
the traction fight were to be repeated.
AS has well been said, there never
was a December 31st during those
fights when the corporations would
net gladly have accepted offers from
the city which they had refused on the
January list preceding. 1t should be
agreed by all parties that electrified,
tion must and will be provided, and
then in spirit of fairness the time
and the terms should be amicably set
tied
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
Turned Weak Market into Stead
Close in Wheat Yesterday
Oth-r Grains Affected.

Chicago, Oct. WHEAT. The
market opened weak, but the dowa-
ward trend was subbornly contested
by the bulls. A big bear factor was
weakening prices for cash wheat in
the southwest coupled with the larger
run of western and hard wheat Low.
er foreign cables. fndrcet by free of
ferings of Russian and Argent ia
wheat and the advance in the Bank
of England discount rate, bore dowA
on the local markets.
The bulls were encouraged by The
ifirmness of cash wheat here and TIE
milling demand in the northwest
Northwest mills N the week Just
passed made an increase of 10000
barrels in the flour ortuut and are
credited with bcinr sod M to Feb.
|ruary, Tie hullish efforts bore fruit
at the cloee when the earlier losses
We're recovered. December was TN
changed to X lower, May ga "a
flower.
No. 9 rel s12001.22; No. 3 red
1.15M1.20; No. hard 11oM112; No.
; hard 1.05G1.10; December opened
1.04k @10f28; highest 1.045s n
1.2t% low 1885; closed 1915 May
1.047s.
CORN fofit taking sales kept
quotations decling for time. heStn2
orders absorbed the offerings at the
low point of the day and then steadied
A leading grain review announced
that husking is becoming general in
the corn Lett with the Weld in tie
main coming UP TO expectations q,
the increase over that Of wear ago.
December closed Lass lower.
No. . GOM mG1; No. white Gll5 h
GIG; No. ? yellow ci@611a; No. ;
G0& @61; No. yellow G10G1h; )-n
cember opened 50 5 q 500 highest
59h; lowest 5S3S; closed 59A May
|G1$.
OATS-Declined early in sympathy
with wheat, bit ser there was q
partial recovery. Cash oats fell off
4 in the sample market, December
and May c,osed Is lower
No 8 white 39iaG4l; standard 401a
441h; December opened 1914 ass "a
highest 39Ts lowest 500; closing
1878. May AIS.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK Oct WHEAT
ceipts 5000; exports 344,o77; spot
easy; No. 2 red t,2las nominal e'e-
vator; No 2 red III to arrive fob,
anoat. While the forenoon wheat
prices broke q today, rejecting bear
ish foreign new. and liquidations
there was a sharp afternoon rise, led
by December, which SCENE longest
ed, and the whole market closed quite
steady at Il net advance to de
cline Dee. closed s112; May I11A
CORN-Receipts 5,625; exports SO
33f; SPOT easy; No, . 70ta elevator
and 7015 delivered; No 2 G9la sales
No yellow Il nominal Options
without transactions, closing %0h
lower; Dec C9@4 May C9ts.
OATS-Receipts 10000; spot quiet ::
natural white 43@4G1a; clipped white
4j15 M4813.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
BANK OF ENCLAND'BULLs CONQUER
Holds Attention of Financial Follow.
ing in New York BY Raise
Discount Rate.

New York, Oct. 21.-The attention
of the financial following was focused
on the Bank of England again by the
third weekly advance in the rate of
discount of ! per cent to per cent.
On October 7th the rate was made 8
per cent, after having stood at 21a
since the first of April Todays rate
therefore represents doubling of the
rate in two weeks. Such drastic ac-
ton is rare except in panic times and
| indicates extraordinary conditions.
On October 81, 1907 the rate was rails
ed to 5R per cent from Az per cent in
response to the panic in New York.
On November 4th following the rate
went to and on November 7th to Z
per cent, the result of the acute New
York demand.
A closer parallel to the present sit
uation is seen in the fall of 1906 when
the Bank of England raised the rate
to 4 per cent; on Sept. 18th to 8: on
October II toe and Oct. 10 to Z. Pro
| l6CllFG MEASURES lHpu were directed
against the rate on London's gold sup
July, huge borrowing by New York be-
ing connected directly with the fu-
rious stock speculations.
That the present action of the Bank
of England is directed partly against
New York's speculative borrowers IS
indicated by the heavy selling of
American securities for London ac-
count. These are attributed to the
closing out of loans in London where
these STICKS figured as collateral
United States Steel was notably af
fected by this, although none of the
stocks which figured recently in the
active speculation were exempt from
pressure.
The New York money market did
not share in the sensational action of
the foreign money markets today.
The stock market reeoverieS were en-
couraged by the tranquil tone of mon
ey. Covering by shorts made the clos
ing tone strong.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
SHOULD u. S. WITHDRAW
Concluded rom '"lrsr Pager

mess. their Gevotion 10 home ard fam.
| W.. ana their unlimited Hospitality
| He declared tTat tie great majority
|of Tic F,liuincs are the poor vii
Layers t0iiBg and enduring in good
seasons add bad with uuquestioaine
IacHries@5uje in con.litiors IS thcy
lTre asking OILY to le let alone and
~ a * reae0ra' le measure Of
iFrorrer.tg This syeat majority is
| .ttln interested IN roIitics. Only a
lsnali educated ati2cfity clan;or ior
'clico or Independence. thereby gig.
ting the Impression taat the people
generally desire ef-government. Cot
EarEcrd considers taat in the uni
lvarsal desire If TIC Filipino for eal;-
cat.on is to he found the ultimate
solution OF the Philippine problem.
AMI that While at present possibly too
lmuch Of THIS educ Ion is along pro
itessiaral channels. il docs not follow
that the Filipinos' ane-cd Incidence
| bans them nom an Industrial future.
He ascr,hel the difficulty experience |
Ihv whites in managing Filipino labor
to the lack of tact in not yielding to
ieerain imiaemora' & stoms Of the
IFllirinOs regarding hours Of ,aDor AMI
other small! details, Like the hmer'-
can. the Filipino clings to that to
(which lie has been accustomed, an6
ito command his labor the wise en-
iployer viii not attempt to force on
| him The crstoms Of America, COL
Harbord exrrt SEED TIE belief tat
much can be accomplished by Fill
! Pine labor rnder right conditions.
Concerning the fr,ure Of the / fiiip,
mines, Colonel Hartford said; THE
Filipno's Christianity places MIN il
a class arart from any other Asiatia
and w'th h's faCc SGT toward the oc
cident in his political hobcs and as
uiratiors, he constitutes dlHerer'
| Trotlom from any worried ont undeI
Great Britain. by whose skill in band
! INK alien raooS VIC &C sOmetiu
tto' that we should profit Education
IN the English language tire constant
tra"cl lctwoeu tho islands an,
! Enegica. Vith h. nfre IS Of Filipino
students returning after severa
years of the u,e; Impress ionab'C
Ircriod Of their lives spent il on,
eountrY, NEST in few years very
toticeahly affect the character Of the
Filipino people Their really admir-
liable Qualities viii endure, aud some
Steiner attributes. including greater
stability, yiil he added The CONNER
ciaI prosperity now believed to hr
dawning will greatly modify Filipino
views OF theiF own welfare, Time too
Twin soften the bitterness bound tC
AVE followed the insurrectioD. It is
L 10 reflection on the sincerity of ON
government toward The FiInincs &c
believe that their best friends have
| faith that when thcy are some day
| fitted for popular self-goyerrmeft
thew viii I've lrawn by ties that vii
bind, into p choice Of n relation witt
Ithc United tSatcs, like that of Aus
tra'ia or Canada to the remainder o.
the British Empire. not desiring sepa
ration, and realizing the inaepend
no Meter how near or how remote
would no disastrous
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
MUCH MONEY WASTED
4 (Concluded from First Page).

IN dollars and cents. 1t belongs to the
people and the responsibility rests
souarely upon the business interests
to see that the people get their own
Take Chicago; The annual eN-
penses OF the city are about As mil
lions. A - oer cent saving will yield
nine millions a year. Baron Hauss-
mans great plan of Paris cost less
than that. To carry that plan through
cost seven and half millions per
year for IS years. Aside from the
daily enhancement Of the Joy of living
which has come to the people OF Paris
because of the charm of their city
there is homely business side 70
this matter. Mr.. Stoddard Dewey, in
an article in the Atlantic Monthly,
est mated that in l901 Geo million dol
lars was taken into France by travel
lars was expended in hotels, theatres,
amusements and purchases The prof
il on that tourist business practically
repavs to France t G entire cost OF the
Plan of Paris every yea,
These Commercial Clubs contain
an unueualiy high per centago or mer
who we'll understand how X securt
the rich gains which result from ef
ficient methods in private business
The day is comins in thfc country
IL has already arrived in New Yorl
City-whcn business men mast turn
their attention to this subject oi PHI
lie expenditures; they will be compel
ed to do so sooner or later in all Amer
lean cities to protect credit.
Chicago wants and WI have else
trification of railroads. To olectrif
terminals in Chicago Is . serious bus
mess for the railroads. 1t Is a yer
different proposition from New Yorl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
l,.arti,v f,iant.

The Gingerbread MAJ" 10 ar
pear r. TIE osera Horse ore neht
ony Moniay Oct =, IS a cool On.
terainer, written on lines Of distinc-
ton witch brilliant msgic and egcci
lont comedy OF class not ha"knovld Il.
II offers distinct noyeltv from tic
sooalled musical comedies from the
fact tl'9t t de. ends hot or a series 81
numbers strung together, but on a
story consistently told and fuuni'y
rendered. Il IS f"ll Of llsAt savings
and amrsins situations and each char,
acter creates for Itself IN unusual IT,
tere>t FOR the re@s on that thoy we're
builded by artesans of talent and cv-
perience, Prices -, ~. 75c, 81 and
Sl,50. Seats on sole ut the bc" olfic
Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that at a
special meeting of the stockholders Of
the Diamond Oil Company held at the
office Of said Company in Cairo, Iii
nois, at two O'Clock y, IN, on Wednes-
day, the 22nd LAY of September. 1909,
the capital stock of said company was
increased from Fifty Thousand
Dollars TO One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars and that the GER
.tificates showing such increase
have been duly flied in the office Of
the Secretary Of STATE of Illinois and
in the office Of the Recorder Of Deeds
in AMI for Alexander county, Illinois.
Dated this l4th day OF October,
1909.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
Attest President
DAVID s. LA-<SDEN.
Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS,

CHEESE Firm; full creams
~anged 15% G17Ac.
EGGs-Firm; western ranged $50
Csc.
COFFEE-Futures opened quiet at
unchanged prices. me foreign mar
kets generally higher with Havre clos.
ing at net advance of A@% francs
but trading here was quiet owing tC
the absence of any further informa
ton regarding the reports of unfav
orable Brazilian crop developments
The close was quiet, net unchanged tc
points lower. Sales $3.50 bags
December 5000; spot quiet; No. 7 Rir
81s nominal; mild quiet; Cordova
Ollie.
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining
$3.50; centrifugal 96 test 4.30 molas
SEES sugar 3.55: refined steady
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
RurIcSnue c..

The Monte Carlo Girls big Bur
lesque Co, comprising some twenty
women and ouartette of original
comedians are to play at The Cairo
opera house Oct. 2G and q with matt.
nee Tuesday Their entertainment
this season will consist OF two new
burlettas entitled The Merry Mad.
caps" and TOO Many Husbands" in
each of which the entire company take
part. Prices Matinee, Is and soc;
bets njsh!s Is, II and Use Seats On
sale Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22

comes to tSc c.. cara house TO
Night to lecture, needs no introduc-
tea 10 the Cairo Gcep;e nor to the
American public at large AMI it is
expected that she viii he greeted by
ore OF the LARGEST gatherings of the
season.
Mrs, Naybrick's subject will be
NY Own Story" and viii deal with
her experiences and happenings, dur
ing her Imprisonment. II viii be in
te,cSting TO some r. the later arrivals
at Cairo to sn6w that Mrs. MaybricFs
grandfather woe one of the founders
of Caro- and one c. the city's resi-
derce streets "Holbrook" avenue is
named after him. Prices: %. 50 and
IS cents. Seats now on sale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
ANOTHER WONDER OF ea'1NcE
Biology has Proved f;.at Dan:ruG &
Cessed by Germ.

Science is DONG wonders these days in
medicine as Wei as in mechanics. S,nta
Adan lived, the human race has been
coa,j,ed with dandraf. fo- NH CT 10 ha..
'-eparstisn has heretofore proved a SUI
,essful cure Until Newbro HerpiCide was
put On the market. 1t : a scie7.i@c prep.
l-ation that kills the germ that makes
2anorct or seurf By d. az into the
sealp to set at the root of ! ha,: where
Il saps the vitality; caus' y itching scalp,
ont cand:uf fai" must grow luNUraptly
Il Is thc onlv destroyer Of dandrua
Sold by lending druggists Sand ice
n stamps fnr sample 10 The Herpi
eide Co. Detroit, Mich
TN dnta Lpttfe- guaraD-ced. Paul
q Srlnh \ Sons sl,@cia, agents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-10-22
salurfiavs PIr

Meadow Broo1. Farm" another CT
". F. Mann's attractions has AS is
foundation the mysterious disappear
ance of Isl Hollen's" daughter SIX
Teen years prior to the opening of
Tie story. The play is an intensely
s'r2pe drama with tor1aca Of rat os
.aal comedy a@ao;il co.m.ng'ca
."A eadcw FREQ F&fn viii tc see"
at tao o4era tcese matiGee and night
Saturday OFT .. 4r'ces. nie3t %
- md -, - thee - ID re