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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-08
HOUSE AND SAFE. MOVING.

MAKE speciality Of unusual and
heavy moving: houses, safes, raising
buildings; furnish everything. J. w.
Hodges. Phone sos.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
FOL RENT OFFICES.

OFFICE FOR RENT-In good loca-
ton Inquire Of @. III. Krogh at
Savings Il Loan"
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POSITIONS wANrEp-MALE.

EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER de-
sires position, also operates typewrit-
er. Address 2. O. Box CAT.
WANTED-Position by experienced
hardware man; can keep books, also:
good reference. 504, Forum.
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RAILROAD LARoRERs MAMTEn-

RAILROAD LABORERS WANTED
For the following class of work on the
Mandan work: Transfers, scraper
holders, steam shovel laborers pit men,
dump men, grading machine men, rock
men, cooks, blacksr1aths, foremen etc
Report at any station on the main line
OF the Northern Pacific Ry. between
Fargo and Mandan. A labor agent will
be on train No. is going west daily
md take you to the work free of charge
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-08
MATERNITY HOSPITAL.

Al PRIVATE HOME, competent. ex-
perienced nurses: best of care Rea-
s0nable rates. Phone 1462-L. Gil
Fifth street north Mrs. r. T. Judge.
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eovERNMENT AoMEsTEAps.

GOVERNMENT HoMEsTEADs, close
to railroad in u. S. better than any
In Canada For information write r.
A. Wadsworth, Langdon, ". d.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I
4 FOR sALE--Two chair barber shop.
In good town; snap for right party.
Address sos, care Forum.
i FOR SALE--Meat market only one in
town of 800; on two roads. TWeten
* Ellineson, Rolette, y. u.
IFOR SALE--The best located ice cream
and soda water fountain business in
/ this city. Best of reasons for selling
4S4. care Forum.
FOR SALE--Between now and Nov 1,
/ we'll established restaurant In Fargo
with rooms In connection Address
314. care Forum.
FOR SALE--A good paying stock OF
drugs In live town; no competition.
Will sell for wholesale price Of stock.
Address 4s7. care Forum.
NEWSPAPER FOR sALE-Best one
man paper in North Dakota will be
secriflced Sickness la family reason
Tor selling, Address 500, care Forum.
"A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT FOR
SALE with good business; In one of
the best towns in North Dakota. viii
sell reasonably. Address ASe. care Of
Fargo Forum.
IN ANSWERING ali waar ads, giving
q certain number care OF The Forum.
De sure to address your answer to that
number, in care OF Forum. This In
sures prompt attention.
FOR SALE--2c@room nosel. complete.
Doing good business. In Norman.
county seat OF Sargent county. Good
reason for selling. Cali or address d.
:. Otteson, Forman. n. ID.
~------~-----~-~--
FOR SALE--New STOCK clothing and
/ gents furnishings in largo; good To-
cation: will take 100 acres OF land al
part payment. Good reasons for SELL
ing. Address 421. care Forum.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANT
60 with $1,000 to invest in drug
business. GOOD new town North Da-
kota Young man preferred. Write
Immediately, 507, care Forum.
FOR SALE-One OF the best aouinned
and best paying bottling works in
the state. Will sell for cash. Might
consider land. For further information
write Arthur a. Steinhaus. Max, N. d.
GOOD NEWSPAPERNFoR SALE in .
live town on the coast extension. Do
ing a~good business. fine location. Rea-
sons for selling. other business 10 at
tend to. Address II. A. Lucas owner
~@OSuSAt <AoS~aAAS SOuAeys ~ ~.
JUST ouT-Digest of North Dakota
Law. An Invaluable book for farm
ers, mechanics. working men and
tradesmen. Price ST.: bound in fun
cloth $1.25. Obtainable from local
agents or from A. B. Guptill. Fargo.
FOR SALE-Hotel, 40 rooms ~ uer
day, well located, half way between
Casselton and Devils Lake. Modern.
steam heat, gas light in first- class run
ming order Will sell on easy terms or
trade for land. C. III. Stevens. Aneta,
N. ID.
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BUY on TRADE.

WILL HUY or trade for your second
hand harness. w. II. Stewart. Har-
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WANTE DAN elderly gentleman TO
take care of shop. ]. c. Durkee Co,
Phone 1881.
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HOUSEHOLD HEADQUARTERS.

BUY, SELL a ExCHANGE--New anc
second hand furniture ainl stoves
goods sold on installment plan. Hart
stein. 402 Front street Phone ls1.
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MEDICAL.
UPHoLsTERlNG.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.

CON hACTOR Erickson OF Dilwcrtn
u now in Shape TO give estimates
and plans on applications. Satisfac
Sion guaranteed. Phone 1892.
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FOB SALE or RENT-HousE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-9-room modern
house, furnished, Oct. to May L.
Apply All Thirteenth street south.
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FOR SALE-Hotel, 40 rooms, 81 per
day, well located, half way between
Casselton and Devils Lake. Modern
steam heat, gas light in first-class run
ming order. Will sell on easy terms or
trade for land. C. III. -Stevens Aneta,
N ID.
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THREsHING ENGINES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two 30 h. p. and one IS
h. p. traction engines. all rugged up
for blowing: will sell on time or for
cash, very cheap. Address 1s2, care
Forum.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-12
.DtNEEM ORDERS OUT
STATE TROOPS
ONE REGIMENT 70 ON WAY TO
cArao-oIHER COMPANIES
TO FOLLOW.

Chicago. Nov. ll.-Goyernor Deneen.
who II in Chicago. talked on the tel
ephone to Sheriff Frank Davis of AL
cxander county, at Cairo, tonight and
received the report that conditions in
the southern Illinois city were so
alarming that troops were needed at
once to prevent a disastrous out
break
THE streets are filled with people
and they are crazy the sheriff re-
ported. They are storming the Jail
now and are trying 10 batter down
the doors. called for volunteers To
help suppress the rioting and not a
soul would help me. l must have
troops"
Governor Deneen. who had already
been in communication with the
state department at Springfield. Civ
ing orders that all militia companies
in southern Illinois be held in readi-
ness. told the sheriff to utilize the
company Of militia at Cairo immed-
lately and that he would rush fur
ther troops to the scene.
Governor Deneen Immediately issued
orders by telegraph to the following
state troops: Company ID at Car
bondale. Captain Galbraith: company
G. at Effingham. Captain Austin !;
company NJ at Champaign. Captain
Smith: company 4 at Casey. Captain
Starner. company b at Newton. Cap
tain MeKinnon.
At midnight Governor Deneen was
appealed to a second time by Sheriff
Davis after the mob had dragged
Henry Salznor. Il white man. from the
Jail. Davis declared conditions were
beyond his control and he feared
wholesale murder.
The governor isxued second order
for five more companies of the H.
linois national guard to go To Cairo
Eleven companies in all were ordered
to Cairo at midnight The troops
ordered in the second command from,
the governor are: Company l. Van
dalia. Captain Bnllington: company
X. Shelbyvilie. Captain KIausen;
company l. Olney. Captain Coen: com.
pany D. Paris. Captain Cady: company
+. Mount Vernon. Captain Satter,
field.
This Is an outrageous proceeding
and disgrace to the state of IL
linois.'' said Governor Deneen lat.
tonight. IS he gave orders regardins
the Cairo riot. Nothing will be lef
nndone To preserve order and TO vim
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-12
MINISTERS OPPOSE BOUT
TO AID PtY10M FUND
Special to The Daily Missoulian.

Special 10 ne DailS MfsSOullan.
Butte. Nov il.-Recently the propo-
sition was made to have boxing
bout in Butte. the proceeds to be de-
voted to the aid of Mrs. Peyton. wife
of the Missoula game warden who was
killed by Indians last fall. The Butte
ministers, I'm their crusade against
everything that crops up and which
does not meet their approval, protest
ed against the step. which would un-
doubtedly result in several hundred
dollars to aid the worthy cause. in the
following letter:
The Silver Bow Ministerial associa-
ton heartily eoncurs with any legiti-
mate and UNREASONABLE methods that
may be advocated by citizens of Butte
for procuring money for the Peyton
fund and will gladly render our as
sistance, but under no consideration
will we give ouE-consent to the pro-
noting of boxing exhibition or prize
fight or staging any questionable or
unlawful program"
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life. DIR. Tallant said but II would
prevent much infantile disease.
The Importance of clean milk was
urged by DIR. J. p. Grocer Griffith.
He commented on the fact that the
excessive mortality of early life oc-
ours principally in artificially fed
children. and is due chiefly to diar-
rhoeal disturbances. and declared that
the mortality could be largely pre-
vented by maternal nursing.
In discussing the relation of syphil-
lis to infant mortality. DR.. Richard
4. Crquhart said: "Of all the grave
consequences following upon this one
of the ma6ern plaques none are so
serious as those Of heredity. The high
rate of infant mortality among the
children of such parents is it's great
est social danger. Many others. fort
innate or unfortunate enough to sur
vive its first effects. grow into a
weaklng childhood and manhood. a
misery to themselves and public
charge. The false position assumed
toward social diseases by the. author
tiles and the consequent ignorance Of
the far-reaching effect of such dis
eases Is an everlasting disgrace to
our modern civilization. Too fequent-
ly the innocent suffer; the state is
called on to support weaklings. and
racial degeneracy results
DIR. Won Pirquet talked on the RE
lation of tuberculosis to Infant Nor
tality." and said in part that chill
dren infected within the first year
of life nearly always die from tuber-
culosis. The best prophylaxis. the
speaker declared. would be the entire
separation of infants from adults who
are tuberculous. even from their par
ents. II the latter are suffering from
the disease. He warned also against
coughing in the presence OF child.
DR.. Mason Knox. Jr., declared.
Public sentiment must be aroused
to. insist upon suitable hygenic sur
roundings for every newborn babe.
The minimum of these requirements
must be pointed out by the physician.
No field, in medicine is more entic-
ing.
among the factors directly and in
destructive to the life of in
fants in this country, is acute and
chronic alcoholism of the parents
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WEST INTERESTED N
STABLE SYSTEM
SENATOR ALDRicH TALKS TO
iowANs ON IMPORTANCE OF
COMMERCIAL PAPER.

Des Moines. Nov. Ex-senator Mel
son w. Aldrich of Rhode Island.
chairman of the national monetary
commission. continued his series of
western addresses on finance here to-
night in speech before the Bank
ers', club. Des Moines is the home
of Senator Cummins. one of the in
surgent'' republican leaders. but
those who expected the Rhode Is
land senator to make any uncompli-
mentary allusion to the Iowan were
disappointed.
Mr.. Aldrich spoke especially of the
growing Importance of the west as
aff,r5ing the best reason, why people
Of Iowa should demand a stable
banking system. Senator Aldrich gave
more attention than heretofore to the
Importance of Commercial paper in
the banking systems of Europe. In
discussing this feature of foreign
banking Mr.. Aldrich said:
I'm Germany all notes. taxed or
uutaxed. must be covered by am
amount of specie squal to one-third
IF III. total issue. and an amount of
Lanlsablc bills equal TO the other two
thirds. Those bills are what we
wonld call commercial paper. Thet'
must bear the E.mc Of two solvent
titles. and must not run for more
than 80 days to answer the standard
fixed for bankab.e bills. In France
they have a provision mat bankahle
bills there must bear three names.
and must have the same limit as to
line as the German bills. In Great
Eri.air the custom is to require two
names of English citizens. one of
whom must be the acceptor.''
Mr.. Aldrich explained that in refer
ring to foreign banking systems he
had no intention Of urging the adop-
tion of any of them.
The habits of the people,. he con-
tinued. the relations between banks
and borrowers and banks and deros-
itors. the $4,000 independent institu-
tons in the United States. all related
to the development of various COM
munities. must be considered: and no
system can be adopted in this coun-
try that does not recognize that the
continuance of banks and the pros
perits Of their business must be
maintained"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-12
STORY Of MURDER OF
ANNIE PELLEY
ASSAiLEO IN ALLEY. BRAVE GIRL
FOUGHT DESPERATELY FOR
HER LIFE AND HONOR.

Cairo. ILL.,, Nov. l1.-Niss Policy
was an orphan girl. % years old. Her
home was formerly at Anna, Ill., but
for two years she had made her home
with her sister. Mrs. John Coffman
OF Cairo. She was employed as sales
girl.
On Monday evening she left the
store where she worked and walked
with her chum. Ella Dolan. as far as
! Miss Dolanis home, where she took a
car. 1t was raining and to avoid the
muddy stretch of sidewalk, she left
the car at Twenty eighth and Elm
streets instead of at Sycamore street.
as was her custom. The finding of
the handle of her umbrella in the
front yard of the residence of Harry
Lipe. at i2bTwenty- sixth street, three
doors from the Coffman home. indi-
Gates that this was where she was first
attacked II is supposed that when
she was confronted she struck the
man with her umbrella and the
handle flew into the yard.
1t is believed that the man thrust
the gag into her mouth and carried
her back to Elm street and half a
block to the alley. Marks on the
ground show that she was dragged by
the feet to the spot, where she was
strangled to death. Her fearfully
bruised and lacreated throat and face
show that she fought desperately.
The alley is narrow, barely wide
enough for wagon to pass through,
and is little used. and ii was after
o'clock the next morning before the
body was found. Katherine Boren.
the three year old daughter of W. G.
Boren. crossing the alley to visit her
grandmother. came upon the body
Tuesday morning and ran back to call
her father.
Miss Pclley's clothing was almost
completely torn from her body. The
deep imprints of the fingers that had
throttled her were on her throat. Be
side her was her hat and her broken
umbrella. Not far away was found
her book of street car tickets. Some
postcards she had been carrying in
her hand were torn in two. Her hand
bag and a dress pattern she had pur
chased were gone.
Funeral services for Miss Peiley
were held here this morning before
the body was taken to Anna. 4 large
gathering attended the services.
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Hair Health
If YOU HAVE SCALP OR HAIR
TROUBLE. TAKE ADVANTAGE
or THIS OFFER.

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faith in US and cur statements. and
in cons equence our business prestige
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Therefore. when We assure you that
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urally fall out. or if YOU have any
scalp trouble. Rexail ..93" Hair Tonic
will promptly eradicate dandruff
stimulate hair growth and prevent
premature badness. you may rest
assured that We know what we are
talking about.
Out of 100 test cases .Rexall 49,
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in 80 cases. 1t has proved that il
will grow hair even on bald heads.
when. of course. the badness had not
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hair. had not become absolutely life
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Rexall .93' Hair Tonic is vastly
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Our faith in Rexall ..93' Hair Tonic
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The Missoula Drug Co.
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ATTEMPT TO BURN
NEGRO AND his WIFE

Chicago. Nov. il.-An attempt to-
burn alive Professor James Payne. a
colored spiritualist and his family.
whose home was recently raided. was
made tonight by persons who poured
Kerosene oil over the front porch of
the Payne home and in the hallway
and then set fire to the place. Noise
made by the perpetrators of the
crime awakened Payne and as he ran
down the hall stairs to investigate.
can of oil exploded a few feet from
him. The front of the house was then
in flames.
Payne rushed back to alarm his
wife. and she and members of the
family escaped by rear entrance
The fire department was then called
and the flames extinguished
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-12
]. P. ROBBERS FOUND
GUILTY As INDICTED

Omaha, Nov. i1.-"Guilty as found
in the indictment is the verdict re-
turned tonight by the jury in the case
of d. ". Woods. William Mathews.
Lawrence j. Golden. Frank Grigware
and Fred Torgenson. charged with
holding up and rnbbing the mail car
OF the Overland limited ON the Union
Pacific May -.
The penalty for the crime is life inn
prisonment. \ new trial will he asked
for.
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ENTRIES MADE N GOOD
FAITH, DECLARES Love

Fairbanks. Alaska. Nos. ii.-Cnited
States Marshall Henry X. Love. who
Was the first government agent to in
vestigate the Cunningham group Of
locations in the Katatta district. the
basis of the disagreement between
Secretary Of the Interior Ballinger
and L. Il. Claws of the general land
office. said today that he believed the
entries We're made i'm good faith.
Mr.. Love said that after inVesrigat-
ing the claims he was convinced that
no fraud had been nracriced by the
claimants and recommended that the
claims he allowed. He also said that
he VAS sure that no connection ex-
lists between the Cunningham claim
ants ami Tn. Guggenheims.
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Continued From Page One.1
kicked and struck him and finally
knocked him down. and II was by
hard work by the cooler heads of the
mob that his life was saved. He
was compelled to beg for mercy and
announced in n loud voice that Salz-
nor had been lynched. after which he
was driven from the mob. Attention
was then given Sahnor. who cried
and begged. and mum led that his
sister had killed his wife. at which
the mob again clamored for his en-
ecution.
After Saiznor was hanged and while
the body was being riddled with bull
lets the rope broke and the body fell
to the ground where il lay for several
hours.
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dictate the law. There is not n ques-
ton but that those who committed
the atrocious crime, at Cairo would
have been punished by due process Of
law. had the matter been submitted
to the courts"
The governor announced that he ex-
pected several companies of troops
to meet ut Ashley. ILL.,, early this
morning and follow the Carbondaie
regiment into Cairo within n few
hours.
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l. w. W. SEEK RELEASE.

Spokane. Nor- 1.-Two wriss OF
habeas corpus We're issued today by
Judge Hinkle on petition of Judge
Rogers. a Portland attorney. one in
behalf of Joseph buddy. charged with
vagraney and the other for Arthur
Edge. Charged with disorderiy con-
duct. arrested during the |. W. W.
troubles here. Chief of Police Sullivan
is instructed t. have them before the
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TWO HANGED AND SHOT
BY FRtnz|tD MOB

Continued From Page One.)
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The handiest thing
you can have around
the house is a cake of
Ivory Soap.
You can use it in the
bathroom; in the wash
room; in every bedroom;
in the kitchen and in
the laundry. ;,
No "free" akkali in it;
no coloring matter; no
harmful ingredient Of
any kind.
Ivory Soap
80 80 PR Ce-t. Pure.
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MILWAUKEE, GIVES ORDER.

Dunkirk. y. Y. Nov. 1.-THE Chi
caxo.s Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad
today PLACED with the American Loco
motive company an order for 50 loco
motives Of the Pacific typ-.
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CLAWS IS STILL
AFTER BALL|NGER
Has Prepared a Report That Is Said
to Be seoroher Other Men
Higher Up are Mentioned.

Washington, d. G., Nov i0.--If
President Taft thought he could get
rid of Inspector L. r. CLAWS by firing
him after CLAWS had made serious
charges against his chief, Secretary
Of Interior r. A. Ballinger, for his
alleged irregular dealings In conneo-
ton with the Cunningham coal land
entries in Alaska, he was badly fool
ed, for when the chief executive re-
turns to the national capital the mid.
die Of this month after bis tfans-con-
tinental junket. he will find on his
desk history Of the Cunningham case
prepared by CLAWS
II is understood that CLAWS has pro
pared q report that is a scorcher and
that other men high mp in the present
administration, besides Secretary Bal.
linger. receive honorable(gl mention
IN fact, il is limited that at least one
other member of President Tafts cab
met figures strangely In the report.
The CLAWS report has been ready
for week but owing to the fact that
important elections were being held
in several states, the publication Of
the report was deferred temporarily as
CLAWS did not desire to embarrass the
republican party II the CLAWS re-
port proves as red-hot a document as
IL promised, It will give some Of the
leading republican insurgents in con
gress another chance to sink the har.
poon into Cannon and the admins.
tration