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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-06
sLEuTH's NOSE ANALYTICAL.
Scents Crime Untrainsd Obstetrics
Would Have Missed.


New York, April 6.-OnA OF Commits
sioner Bingham's squads that has
heretofore escaped public attention
came into prominence in the Essex
Market police court. This is the east
side garbage squad. It consists OF one
man. Detective Benjamin Wertheim-
err is the man. His work Is to look
out for violations of the laws concern
ing the disposition of garbage in cans.
In his month OF service son the east
side Wertheimer has developed such a
marvellous accuracy of scent that he
has become known as the man with
the analytical nose"
In Allen street wertheimer came
across a poorly clad youth who car
ried a bulging valise. The detective
shifted at the valise.
"Ah-h-a-a! Triple extract of lily
of the valley" he said to himself.
That's much too costly a perfume to
belong to the owner Of that bag.
think scent crime"
Then Wertheimer backed the boy in
to a hallway and extracted from him
confession that he had just stolen
lot of lingerie, perfumery and SO
forth from fat at 20 Allen street.
In the Essex Market court the pris-
oner said he was Abraham Slakter, IS
years old, 234 East Ninety ninth street.
He pleaded guilty and was held in
81, 500 for trial and Wertheimer left
the court to see IL he could scent out
the owner of the stolen goods.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-06

Make no mistake Plantation Elk
port ssesAes are good smokes. Send 81
for bow of So prepaid. Address Five
Lstsla Us, 1914 7th So ", Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-06
DENNY SULLIVAN
PLAYING THIRD

New Orleans. April s.--Handsome
Denny Sullivan has been playing a
very pretty game at third base for
the yanigans. Just now he looks like
the regular undertudy for Brad's po-
sition when the season opens.
Sullivan may almost be reckoned as
veteran in these days Of unlimited
recruits. He handles the ball Clearly.
and knows what to do withEit always;
bats we'll, and runs the bases swiftly
and intelligently.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-06
No southpaw for Maps.

cleveland, Ohio, April 6.--Manager
Lejoie will probably go through the
baseball season without a southpaw
on his pitching staff Word was re-
ceived here last night from New Or
leans where the Cleveland team is
in training that Lajoie has released
Fred Miller, the Mobile recruit to his
old team and asked for waivers on
Pitcher Andrada, the Spaniard. These
were the only two left-handers the
Clevelands had on their staff.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-06
CITIZENS coNFIscATE BOOZE.
County Officers and Preachers Lead
Raid on Ky. "Pig.'

Mayf1eld, KY, April ga posse OF
citizens headed by county officers and
all ths preachers of the city marched
on an alleged blind tiger in the east
edge Of the town tonight After
breaking down the doors they confis-
Gated twelve gallons of whiskey. After
a prayer By one of the pastors, they
marched through the streets and visit
cd d second place.
The crusade followed the killing OF
Jesse Colley, a prominent Clay mine
owner, Saturday night. and the suicide
Of prominent man when drunk.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-06

amount of his income, $4,000 a year.
II didn't mind paying $500 for g
gown or any amount for anything
when she was my wife," Mr.. Kava-
naugh said, but l most certainly do
not propose to pay her way under
existing conditions"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
Famous Relative Fails to Save
 Vagrant

Robert Mulhatton,' answered a ad-looking old man when his name was asked in Justice Hinson Thomas court yesterday afternoon, and, straightway, the prisoner launched into an eloquent description of various mining claims he had located in this vicinity and about Kelvin, only to lose them through the pernicious activity of claim jumpers.
 Whats the charge7'' asked the court of Watchman Harry Temple of the Gila Valley railroad.
 "Trespassing and vagrancy; sleeping in box ear and refusing to get out of the yards, your honor
 Robert Mulhatton had much more to say of the claims the wicked jumpers hopped. He was geologist by profes- sion, though, and would get more claims if the court would only kindly let him go. The judge was looking over the man s head, evidently in rem iniscent mood. Let us see,' mur- mured the court at last, cutting short the description of particularly prom ising locality that never would have been reached unless the prospector lad slept in box car once or twice "Let us see, did you ever know Mutation
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
DREAMLAND

''The Lieutenant and the Cowboy ' the new western military drama, which comes to the Dreamland Theater next Saturday and Sunday night, should not be eonfouhded with the ordinary clap trap melodrama, for this is play of sterling worth and is presented by an extremely capable company. No bet ter play can possibly be offered the Globe theater goers this season, for the simple reason that nothing super for has been written. "The Lieuten- ant and the Cowboy" is a tense, heart thrilling drama, but so sanely blended that the complete story clings in one s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
AT THE MAJESTIC.

Without doubt tho greatest laughing show of the season will be presented by the James r. Lee Comedy Players to- night at the Majestic theater, where ] the roaring farce comedy "All Mixed Up' will be offered by this clever com pany. James P. Lee will appear as James, the Irish servant, a part made famous by him for the last four sea sons. Al G. Flournoy is east as Chris. tophcr Blizzard, great comedy old man part. Mir. Tupper will appear as the injured husband, while Jess Sidney will do tho doctor.
 The ladies of the company are ex- ceptionally well east. Miss Barbier as the old maid, Lucretia; Miss Thatcher as Marie, the maid; Miss Vance As the young wife.
 Tho farce comedy is made for laugh ing purposes only and more than fills the bill. New moving pictures an H. lustrated song by Miss Vance and spe- cialty by Jess Sidney, go to make up the banner bill of the season.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
BIG HERD OF ELkS WILL MAKE TRIP
 ID COAST
EXPECTED THOUSAND MEMBERS WILL GO TO LOS ANGELES
 CONVENTION

It is estimated that not less than 1000 Elks will take part in the excur-
 sion from the territory to the coast,
 and every one of them will go as a booster for the territory. Arizona s
 products, resources, progress and fitness for statehood will be the idea to which all others will be made to conform.
 A meeting of the central committee, composed of one delegate from each lodge of the territory, was held in Tue son recently. The plans are sufficient in themselves to arouse the interest of wooden Indian, and will make any man worthy to be called an Arizonian feel proud of the work which they pro pose to perform in an effort to adver- tise the territory.
 "The two principal features of the appearance of the Arizona Elks at the meeting in Los Angeles next July" said local Elk, twill be their uni forms and a float, which we expect to decorate at an expense of $750. As originally planned, our suits were white. At the meeting ill Phoenix pearl gray was selected The complete uniform will consist of bwo-piece sack suit, felt crush hat with purple band about it, and the word ARIZONA , on it in large letters. On the nap of the left breast coat pocket will be the name of the lodge. The men will wear a purple bow tie, carry cane with a bow of ribbons and wear light canvas shoes. If that don't get the money its back to the cactus for us.
 'Now, in regard to that float. It's going to be a winner. In striking and original devices it will be a representa- ton of the different industries of Ari- zona After it has fulfilled its purpose at Los Angeles it will be brought back to the territory, where it will be placed on exhibition at the fair We will raise total of $6,000 to defray ex- penses.
 "We have been assured of rates. Bisbee and Douglas will form one train load, 200 of them getting on here Tue son, Phoenix and Yuma will form sec ond, and the cities and towns of the | northern part of the territory third. <"
 Kirk l.. Hart has been appointed | major general of the marching force md will appoint an aidede-camp in each of the lodges.
 The Elks will request literature from he different chambers of commerce md boards of trade of the territory to distribute in Los AnpeIes
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
SHE EVADED DUTY
AMUSING STORY OF HOW AMER ICAN WOMAN EvADED GUS
 TOM OFFICIALS

| LONDON, March 2.--Customs off
 cials at an east coast port are discus
 sing with much amusement the smugg l ling adventure of woman of American
 birth who lives in this country. Pos sibly her adventure was prompted by successes in similar cases when passing
 the New York customs.
 The woman was returning to Eng land from one of the Swiss winter re. sorts, where she had bought parcel of valuable lace. This, if conveyed to London with no further outlay, repre-. sented great bargain. She calculated that if she packed it in her trunk the chances of escaping detection were ex- tremely small, so before leaving France she swathed herself. about the waist with the embroidery and embarked in the steamer, feeling decidedly uncom- fortable, and trusting fervently that the passage would be made inside schedule time.
 The present popular style of dress, however, does not readily lend itself to these conditions of transport. The initial discomfort had grown into pos itive pain before the vessel got under way. The woman found the torture un- endurable except when maintaining an upright posture. To make matters worse, the vessel ran into a fog, which neces- sitated steaming at half speed.
 It was the reverse of comforting to overhear the conversation of two fellow passengers, one of whom was affirming from experience that the penalty in detected case of smuggling was three times the value and duty relating to the goods. Visions of departing pin-money rose before her eyes and she paced the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
Why You Should Not Trump
 Your Partners Ace, In Rhyme

Joe Mulhatton--a newspaper man quite well known in the territory?" The prisoner frightened up instantly. The Respondent look was gone and he at once assumed an easy, confidential tone. This was quite congenial judge, to be sure.
 "Oh, yes, sir, Joe Mulhatton is ry brother" he said cheerfully.
 "SoP' murmured the court. CT I'll give you twenty days in the county jail, MT. Mulhatton. Call the next case'
 Joe Mulhatton, few years ago, was the most celebrated all-round, catch as-catch-can liar. He was an artistic prevaricator with a smooth finish and a love of work that spread his lies broad cast in the newspapers of the United States. He dug more gold mines deeped and wider and longer than anybody else; he followed aerolites into the top of mountains and discovered still more gold; he recovered the remains of a rull rigged battleship from the middle of the Mohave desert and found out the name of the captain and the req son the ships cook fell down on the biscuits the fourth day out. Mulhatton got it all printed, too, and made money at it for while. He was the founder of the most enterprising school of na- ture faking, promoter of falsehood without peer, the biggest, ablest liar in the territory of Arizona.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
ieck bundle of mental and physical

deck bundle of mental and physical agony.
 How she ultimately disembarked and satisfied the revenue challenge she scarcely knows, but when she reached her hotel and had divested herself of her spells, she was in state bordering on collapse. But success was hers. She had run the customs gauntlet, and the exciting details promised to combine in a thrilling story for the delectation of her friends. Then it was ascertained that England had levied no duty on lace for half century.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
An Ideal Cough Medicine

"As an ideal cough medicine l re. gard Chamberlain s Cough Remedy in a class by itself,' says pr. R. A. Wiltshire, of Gwynville, Ind. "I take great pleasure in testifying to the re- suits of Chamberlain Cough Medicine. In fact, l know of no other preparation that meets so fully the expectations of the most exaeting in cases of eroup and coughs of children. As it contains no opium, chloroform or morphine it cor tainly makes most safe, pleasant and remedy for the ills it is in tended. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
DREAMLAND ROAD COMPANY.

The Dreamland Road company ap- pears at Dreamland tonight for a single performance. This company is com posed of people well known to Globe. Marvo, the handcuff king, has shown to thousands of admirers here and prom ises some entirely new stuff. Bobby Hagan and wife will do new sketch which is laughmaker, and Odell and Whiting will appear in clever song and dance stunt. Roy James will do Hebrew impersonation, in which work he is well known, and the show will conclude with an afterpiece entitled " Counting a Merry Widow" with the entire company in the cast. Altogether this bunch of merrymakers promises theater-goers a little more than their moneys worth.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
THE THEA TIERS

mind long after the performers are for gotten. It is by no means "gun' '
 play, but two shots being fired during the four acts, and neither of them in view of the audience. It is, on the con-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
General Bridge Rules

 Diamonds you will never find Wise when you are game behind. It is never well to name Diamonds in rubber game. Diamonds and Hearts are grand With four honors in your hand. Lead through strength is quite correc Up to weakness don't neglect. If poverty your hand pervades Take no chances, make it spades. Best of rules without a doubt Keep in mind what cards are out. And of all things don t ignore Carefully to watch the score.
 No Trumps Aces two with guarded Queen No trump hand is plainly seen. Aces four no trump at once Otherwise you are q dunce. Aces three no trump is then Each an honor counts you ten. Guarded King in each array, With an Ace no trump to play. Aces two oand guarded King Say at once no trumps the thing.
 When No Trumps Are Declared Holding Six with King and Ace Fourth best on the table place. Ace and King and five you hold Lead the king you Ire plainly told. Holding four with King and Queen Fourth best is the play l mean. Holding King and Queen and five Make the King your opening drive. Ace and five for proper lead Fourth best will supply your need. Ace and six, if that s the case, Promptly lead out with your Ace. If you're holding King, Queen, Ace Give the King the opening place. If you re holding King, Queen, Ten, Queen s the first to call on then. With a re-entry card, holding Ace,
 Queen, Jack First Ace, then Queen $ making the at
 tack. But sans re-entry 'tis plainly seen With Ace, Queen, Jack, best plays the
 Queen.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
CHANGE NIaHT-MAJEsTIc.
For Diseases of the Skin

Nearly all diseases of the skin, such as eczema, letter, salt rheum and bar. ber's itch, are characterized by an in- tense itching and smarting, which often makes life burden and disturbs sleep and rest. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain E SaIve. It al lays the itching and smartiug almost instantly. Many eases have been cured by its use. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
Trumps Declared

Trumps Declared Short suits it s well to lead When of trumps you stand in need. No short suit we are told When an Ace, King suit you hold. Lead the King and smiling bland See the cards in Dummy's hand If you have the deal, refuse Either clubs or spades to choose. If you Ire holding King or Ace Lead the King to set the pace. If you I've Ace, King, Queen in hand Lead the King, you understand. The lead of King will soon unfold Ace or Queen or both you hold.
 To Double Four tricks in Spades or five to double Otherwise you're seeking. trouble. To double Hearts and take the tricks, Be sure of five or possible six. Doubling wisest in the fight When the makers on your right.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04
To Make Hearts

Honors one in hearts, with six
 Make it hearts, you'll take the tricks Five in hearts with honors two
 Hearts the make you surely do. Holding Ace, King, Queen in hand Make it hearts you understand A sure heart hand I. much prefer No trumps then would be to err.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-04

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material, best work. lowest prices.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
BLANKS ARE OUT
FOR THE CENSUS
Physical Examinations Will
Be More Strict Than
In the Past.

The application blanks for examina-
ton for the various positions that are
20 be filled under the law for the TAX
ing Of the census are ready for distIi-
button at the Civil Service Commission.
The form of questions as to age, ma
tionslity, marriage, and those of a SINH
lar nature are the same as those asked
in all such previous examinations, but
the physical requirements OF the appli-
cant are more stringent than ever de-
manded BY the commission for any for
mer examination. The medical certiti-
cate, which must be made by a re-
putsble practicing physician, demands
that the applicant for office be free
from all infectious and contagious dis
eases. asking particularly about tuber-
culosis, that there be no indication OF
disease Of the heart or blood vessels
no digestive troubles. and that there be
no evidence Of disease OF the cerebro-
Spinal or sympathetic nervous system.
A general question as TO the fitness
OF the applicant for work demanding
close confinement is asked OF the pnysi-
clan in the following manner; In your
opinion. Is the applicant sufficiently TO-
bust to successfully undertake work re-
curing close confinement and studious
application for at least seven hours pei
davz"
The only persons physically handi
capped that are eligible for application
under the new regulations are deaf
nutes.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
ALL OF THE FAMILY
BORN ON THE BOATS
Bedders, of Coal Barge Edith,
Have Spent Most of Lives
On Water.

NEW YORK. Sept. "A boy was born
aboard the coal barge Edith TO Mrs.
George W. Bedder, wife of the captain
OF the beat, as the vessel was discharg-
ing coal at Ellis Island.
IT'S quite the thing in the Bedder fam
fly 10 be born on q boat. Captain Beddsr
was born on canal boat in this har-
Dor: his wife was born on a boat. and
they have twelve children, all Of whom
were born on boats. Three OF their girls
and two OF their boys are married.
There are four grandchildren. all OF
whom were born on boats. II may ce
mentioned that each OF the married
daughters Of the captain of the Edith
has q boat captain as husband.
The Edith is found at various parts
OF this harbor and down at South Am
boy. Three or the captains children.
who were born on this vessel, have
spent more time on the Edith than they
have spent anywhere else. The new
member OF the Bedder family was nam
ed Frederick Ellis Bedder. the middle
name being chosen because the Edith
wa at the immigration station when he
came into the world.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
RULERS MEETING
PLACE IS CHANGED
Fear of Anarchists Causes
Switch in Plans of Gar
and Victor.

ROME, Sept 9.-In an effort to foil
any anarchist attempt to reach the
Car. and incidentally King Victor
when the former pays his visit TO
Italy. the Italian press announced to-
day another change as TO the place
whore the two monarchs are to meet
These changes are given out every few
DAYS to keep the anarchists up in the
air" They are sent from the Quirinal
to the Tribunal which faithfully
publishes everything It is told. only to
deny II and publish something else with
in a few DAYS. The other papers must
follow suit or get in trouble with the
government
SpeZia. Bari. TarentO, and Gaeta have
already been mentioned as the meeting
place. No reference has been made 10
Naples. which really seems the like
lest place for the two rulers 10 greet
each other. 1t is the only place in Italy
where u would be possible for the Car
10 land from his yacht directly within
the military port. from which the public
could b., excluded. and reach the royal
palace. opening directly upon the port
and arsenal. without traversing a sin
gle street.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
coLUMBIA-Howe Travel Festival.

Preliminary to the opening of the reg
ular season the doors Of the renovated
Columbia Theater will be thrown open
Sunday evening for the return Of the
Lyman II. Howe New York Hippo
drome Travel Festival in new program
comprising some interesting subjects.
There Will be a number OF films de-
plotting scenes that are new in the pub
lie eye, including a panoramic repro
duction OF conditions in the Turkey Of
today, showing the country and its
people just before the recent revolution
which resulted in the overthrow of the
Sultan.
These pictures are said to be the only
ones Of the kind in existence. being
taken lust before the crisis OF few
weeks ago. The OXford-Cambridge
boat race in the Thames will provide
excitement.
There will also be other pictures Of
current interest, including liberal
sprinkling of humorous subjects Of the
standard that marks the Howe per-
] fornaUCPS.
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
CHASE'S-Vaudeville.

Chase's next week promises TO intro
duce its patrons to an unusual polite
vaudeville program. Its features have
been gathered from all over America
end across the ocean, as evidenced by
the engagement Of Laura Burt and
Henry Stanford, Jesse Lsskey's New
Pianophiends, Kid Gabriel and Com
pauy, Brady and Mahoney, Lew Hsw-
kins. Arthur Huston, Zinka Parma, and
Napoleon. the Man OF Destiny" by the
American Vitagraph.
Laura Burt and Henry Stanford arc
celebrated English players, formerly OF
the late Sir Henry irving S orSaniza-
ton. Their American vaudeville debut
Is to be made IN THE Order of the
Bath" farcical comedy, with a theme
refreshingly unique.
The supplementary leading Offering Is
Jesse Laskey's New Pianophiends, A
musicaIly fantastic production, sprinkled
with sprightly girls and enlivened by
dapper fellows, all fundamentally tai
ented.
The third novelty VIII he kid Gabriel
and his company in plastic facsimiles of
Frederick RemingtOn's sketches OF pic
tureEdue COWBOY life
Brady and Mahoney will add to the
mirth by The Fireman and His Fore
man." and Lew Hawkins, the man IN
The Washington times., 1909-09-09
A CONSUMPTIvE'S
BATTLE FOR LIFE
When Despair Seemed all that Was Left for Him
He Strives, Even when the Doctors Gave him
Up, and Receivers through faithful use of
Father Johns Medicine.

This experience of a man who was
given up to die or consumption. OF his
struggle for health and life and Of his
complete triumph over the disease, is
told by Roswell II. Lewis. Of 81 Second
street, Gloversville, n. Y, IN order that
all who are tending toward consumption
may have the advantage OF the means
he took 20 fight the disease.
Mr.. Lewis in January, began to have
hemorThages, lost n pounds. and in
April was so weak ne could hardly
stand. A consultation Of physicians was
held and the verdict was that Il was
consumption. that one lung was nearly
gone
Then followed trips to the Adirondack
and Catskill mountains. but after his
return home his case was so bad that
Iis pastor and other friends in his