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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31
.cGilI Notes

An open meeting of the Thursday
club Wi be held this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ben ' est at No. lS in
the townsite. The Thursday club is
both a literary and social club, and
their meetings each week are always
looked forward to by the members.
A. E.. Mcpherson is confined to LIS
home at No. SO in the Townsite with
a slight attack of the grip.
Fred West left yesterday morning
for Bingham, Utah, to attend the flu
neral of his father-in-law, E. Clays,
whose death occurred in Bingham,
Tuesday evening. ,
The L. d. s. hold mutuals even Tues
day evening at the home of P. H. Lid
die in the townsite.
Pete Watt, of Marks Talbot Co., of
Ely, was transacting business in Nc
Gill yesterday.
The social tea given at the home OF
Mrs. Irvine in the townsite as stated
in last weeks Copper Ore, was given
by the Townsite Union, Sunday School
The purpose of the social was to raise
money for the Christmas fund, Inc
several entertainments of simIiar
character will be given between now
and Christmas. By an u~nintentional
oversight of the editor the solo by Mrs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

IF YOU WILL OFFER YOUR REAL
estate with us it will be advertised.
We have residence lots in all parts
of Ely and East Ely for sale.
HERRICK-KERIN INV. CO., INC.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31
WATCH INSPECTORS

Clark & Lindskog have been
so appointed by the Nevada
Northern R. R. and are inspect
ing and keeping in order the
railroad mems watches at their
!. East Ely store, where there is
also a fine line of general jewelry
store goods. Call and see. Every
day now something new is COM
ing in, particularly in holiday
goods for both stores.
Clark & LindskO@
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

TWO CABINS FOR RENT AT 81
per month each.
HERRICK-KERIN INV. CO., INC.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

Keep your nose out of another
mess.-Danish.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

dwelling, East Ely, $25 per month.
HERRICK-KERIN INV. CO., INC.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31
FOR RENT LIST.

FOUR-ROOM HOUSE ON MURRY
St., $21.50 per month, includes
water.
HERRICK-KERIN INV. CO., INC.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31
CLASSIFIED LIST.

$1,000 BUYS AN S-ROOM PLAS-
tered house and two lots Ga cor
ner) on hurry st. Terms $500
cash, balance $50 per month. This
is a genuine bargain.
HERRICK-KERIN INV. CO., INC.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

SEVENTEEN-ROOM BRICK BUILD
ing, partly furnished near Troy
laundry, will lease for one year at
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

sIX-ROOM DWELLING, 500 PER
month.
HERRICK-KERIN INV CO., INC.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

STORE ROOM ON AULTMAN ST.
across from Wilson-Bates Fur
niture Store. SIS per month.
Now is the time to grab the bust
ness locations. They will soon be
at a premium.
HERRICK-KERIN INV. CO., INC.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-10-31

STORE ROOM IN THE HUB BUILD
ing, $35 per month.
HERRICK-KERIN INV. CO., INC.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

In last weeks Issue Of The Musical
Courier was splandidiy written paper
which was read before the music Sec
tion OF the N. II. A. at Denver by John
r. Kirk. president Of the normal school
at KirksviIle. Mo-. and the following is
an extract showing the line OF discus
sion in his paper W. IN was entitled.
Music on an Accredited Basis
I know q high school girl aged eigh-
teen. She is about ready TO enter the
university. Algebra comes easy to her.
She has q rank Of excellence for every
month in algebra. FIFTY minutes daily
|suffice for her to master any algebra
lesson. On presenting herself at the
university she 10 welcomed and receives
credit for algebra as en- entrance re-
quirement: not because she remembers
the binomiai theorem or quadratics or
negative exponente. She is admitted,
theoretically at least, because through
algebra she has secured the power of
concentration and Of analysis and self
expression.
But happen TO know q rugged
young man Of the same age. When Of
freshman high school rank he could
play the piano very well. He was the
son of an itinerant preacher and had to
make his own way. Instrumental and
vocal music came to him naturally. He
had . good voice and sang well; but
algebra was a burden to him. Ha
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
q A R !

OF the hits OF the performance. Law
renee Gotthard. an animal impersona-
tor of no mean ability. is the Cat.
Johann Berthieson, late o. the Shubert
Standard Opera company, Geo. Il.
Wakefield, Florence Willis. theresa
Miller. Mort Tnfeld ali among the prin-
cipals
The regular fall season OF the Fargo
Opera House win open with Wright
Lorimer in The Shepherd King, mag
netic young actor well known through
out the country.
The Shepherd King was written by
Mr.. Lorimer, and he will appear al
every performance in his role of David,
the shepherd boy. who afterwards be-
comes the king or Israel. The play al
though founded on a Biblical theme, Is,
as MFR. Lorimer says, in no sense OF
the word a religious drama The love
OF David for Mical. the friendship OF
David and Jonathan, the mad vagaries
of Kink Saul, and the incantations of
the witch of Endor are some of the
features that form the web and woof
OF the play.
The story Of the play begins where
David is a shepherd boy tending his
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
PROGRAMME FOR
union CONCERT
FINE MUSICAL EVENT scHED-
uLED FOR NEXT MONDAY EVE
MING AT THE FIRST BAPTIST
cHURcH-REST TALENT OF
CITY TO TAKE PART.

The programme for the concert
which win be given next Monday eve
ming at the First Baptist church, cor
ner OF Eighth street and First avenue
south. by the combined young peoples
unions of the two cities. the Fargo
Moorhead Young Peoples union, is
out and shows excellent taste in the
arrangement. Some of the best talent
in the two cities will assist in the con-
cert. Following is the programme in
full:
Programme.
Quartette--when Day Fades
Messrs. Nelson, Erickson, A. Sonquist
and d. SonCuist.
Organ Solo--Taccota ......... .Gigott
Hubert Beard.
Vocal Solo-My Redeemer and My
Lord ... Dudley Buck
Miss Mildred Romsdahl.
Piano Solo-DalSt ......... .Durand
Miss Alice Anderson.
Reading ..... ...............S Selected
Miss Ella Beckman.
Quartette-The Rose o. Tipperary
............ .........J. Sherwood
Misses Spaulding. Bishop, Gardner
Wilson.
Piano Solo-To Spring. Edward Grieg
Miss Frances Anderson.
Vocal Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Selected
Miss Ross Babcock.
Quartette-Come Where the Lilies
Bloom $500. ,......W VIII Thompson
Mrs Ackerberg. Miss Ackerberg,
Messrs Erickson and Hedlund.
Vocal Solo-Penitent Van de Water
Mrs. E r. Wright.
Cornet Solo-Waltz Caprice, My
Regards .'............ .Llewellyn
DIR. G. S. Putnam.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

Il
Fresh and pretty, funny and tune
ful snappy and dashing the new music
play The Gtrl Question, which H. II
Frasee presents at the Fargo opers
House on Monday evening is beyond
All question the best OF the series o,
"a sale theatre productions, includina
The Time, The Place and The Girl
The Umpire, and a half a dozen othe,
record breaking successes.
Although The Girl Question has hear
running in Chicago since the 17th ~
August it is still playing to capaoitv
Wniie the company which will be seer
mere has q cast which is in every way
It's equal and In several instances its
superior. -
The characters In The Girl Question
are every day men and women who are
pictured with such fidelity to life. who
are 80 natural and so human that they
create an instant sympathy with an
audience which makes them apprecia-
tive and absorbingly interested from
the rise to the fall Of the curtain.
Like The Time, The Place and The
GIL the book and lyrics for The Girl
Question were written by Frank Adams
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

lcould barely get passing grades. Geo.
metry was very difficult for him. But
he learned history and literature with
out much difficulty. He learned lang
uage readily For two or three years
he worked with great zeal in heavy
dull looking books that treated of har-
mony, counter point, history of music,
orchestration and such subjects. 1t
required two hours daily to prepare
the lessons and the young man was de-
lighted to prepare those hard lessons
relating to music. When of senior high
school rank he could speak extempor-
aneously and nuently In his literary
society or elsewhere on what music has
done for civilization. This young man
has the power OK mental application
and OF analysis, He has marked facility
In expression On entering any higher
institution. however, he will get little or
no credit for those attainments which
come to him through his hard and
fruitful work In music. That subject
liz mot on an accredited basis" The
universities. most OK them. haven't yet
found out about 1t Their eyes are on
the traditional curriculum. How utterly
Ridiculous how ilIogicall But such il
the situation in the year 1908.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
WROTH AT NAMING
in DIVORCE SUIT
MRS. JAS. II. M'vIcKER THREAT
EMS REPRlsALs AGAINST
MRS. HANSON OF
GEORGIA.

New York, Arg. 21.--Mrs. Daisy Em-
erson Horner Mcviclxar, wife Of James
H. Mcvickar, q New York millionaire
who was yesterday named by Mrs,
Cora L. Hanson Of Macon. Ga, In
suing her husband, Mai. ]. #. Hanson
president of the Central OF Georgia.
for divorce, today intimated legal act
tion on her part would follow the filing
OF the suit.
Mrs. McviclSar Is the daughter of
Isaac Emerson, the multimillionaire
manufacturer of Bromo- Seltzer, of
Baltimore. and the divorced wife of
T. Mitchell Horner of Atlanta ca.
MY home liz broken up and am so
upset by this scandalous action that
/ much prefer not to make any state
ment at this time. / am just going
down town to see my attorneys and
there will be more OF this. / most
certainly do not intend to remain un-
der the imputation that has been put
upon my name. Mr.. Hanson was one
OF my best friends and / am dreadfully
shocked that Mrs. Hanson should
have so far forgotten herself as to
drag my name into this case"
Mrs. McVickar added that she would
make a public statement tomorrow OF
her side of the case. Her husband is
quoted as saying that there was abb
solutely no ground for using her name
in the Hanson suit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

in September. are Victor Morre. in
George Cohan's clever musical play.
The Talk Of New York. Gonton's Min
the sweet singer and comedian in the
delightful Irish play, Paid in Fun:
Eugene walters powerful drama which
scored 50 heavily here last season. In
Old Kentucky; Just Out OF College.
The Partisan Model. King Dodo. As
Minutes From Broadway. Commence
ment Days. The Climax and many
others.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
Plan Big PARTY
ON TAFT'S TRIP
EVERY STATE IN MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY MAY BE REPRESENT
Ed AT FETE.

New Orleans. La, Aug. 21.-=A con-
certed effort is being made 10 have
every city and town Of Importance in
the Mississippi valley represented in
the great river trip which President
Taft and his accompanying party OF
officials will make down the river fron
st. Louis to New Orleans said Sec
retary Trezevant Of the New Orleans
Progressive union upon his return from
st. Louis last night.
Mr.. Trezvant went 10 st. Louis to
confer with the lakes to- tha-Csulf
Deep Waterways association as to the
programe OF their meeting here on
Oct. 80. and Nov. and 2. and the en-
tertainment of the president and other
distinguished visitors on that occasion.
Present indications are that the new
Orleans convention of the association
win be the largest ever held.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
The Grand Next MeeIt.

The bin at the Grand for the week
commencing Monday, Aug. %, includes
several very promising features.
After weeks of negotiations. the NAL
vern Troupe, a quintette of acrobats,
said to be the fastest performers in
America, will make their appearance.
Several OF their feats of strength and
equilibristic work are indeed hair-rais-
ing. and they seemingly have accomp-
lished the impossible I'm acrobats and
present them with a will.
Tom Ripley, monologist and story
teller. Is one Of the very funny legiti-
mate and entertainers In vaudeville,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
KILLED NO PASSENGERS.
burlington Road Is Proud of It's
Record for the Past Year.

Burlington Road Is Proud of Its
Record for the Past Year.
Chicago, Aug. 21-The Burlington
railroad has just achieved remark
able operating record, seldom obtain
ed, by completing a year without one
fatal accident to a passenger. This
record is for the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1909. when a total of ap-
proximately 100000 OF passengers
we're carried.
The record Is the more remarkable
In view OF the company's statement
that its fast train from Chicago to
Denver showed perfect score by be-
ing on time at terminals on every
trip.
During the previous year the road
carried 1,016,454,OO0 passengers one
mile, as shown by the annual report,
so that even IL one passenger had been
killed the chances against fatal in
jury would have been over a billion
to one for each mile of road travelled
through eleven states. The company's
trains in that year completed a total
of $4,000, 600 miles.
A similar record is also shown by
the Pennsylvania system for the calen-
dar year 1908.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

and promises some entertainment in
his line that is sure to please every
one.
Unlike most girl acts, Helga Sand
berg has one that has taken wonder
fully well where ever she has appeared
Miss Sandberg is a Swedish singer
with voice possessing all the northern
charm, and she will sing the songs OF
her fatherland in national attire.
With settings especially built for the
production, Harry & Kate jackson will
present Cupid's Voyage, a picturesque
affair in musical form that holds the
attention by reason Of its originality
and ingenuity 1t is undoubtedly the
biggest scenic sketch in vaudeville and
critics are warm in their praise both
of the material and the principals.
The bin will also include series of
new motion pictures and Miss Hanson
will sing new late song success.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
MAKES ROCKEFELLER RICHER.
Rise in Standard Oil Stocks Nets Him
ssO.ooo.Oou.

New York. Aug. 21.--John d. Rookie
feiler's fortune accumula<es despite
himself by leaps and bounds OF al
most hundreds Of milliors. The stock
Of the Standard OIL Co. of which he
owns about s25,0O0.0OO par value, sold
at 7l2 today, the highest price II has
reached since the panic OF 1907. The
stock has been rising steadily for a
long time and has advanced s22 points
from the low price Of 800 at which it
sold on Nov. 4, 1907.
The rise OF s22 points represents a
gain in Rockefeller's fortune In less
than two years OF s79,756,s24.
The Standard OIL Co. pays divi-
dends OF 40 per cent year and since
1882, when the company was formed,
has paid to it's stockholders almost
5000 100000 in dividends, of which
John ID. Rockefeller has received about
one-quarter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

previous, Monday, Sept. 13, will be
given piano recital by Samuel Lamb
erson, new teacher of piano and pipe
organ. Mr.. Lamberson comes to Fargo
with the highest OF recommendations
and splendid record from the most
exacting of critics. The Oregonian of
Portland, Ore, referring recently to
his work says: MIR. Lamberson is a
finished pianist and excells in the por-
traiture of sharply defined rhythmic ef-
fects. His every number was warmly
encored. He has a beautiful touch and
an unfailing technique He treats the
instrument with as much care and
seemingly affection as one would the
human voice"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
wAo sHALL BuRY suIclpgsa
Canadians and Americans EmbroiIed
at Niagara over Question.

- s~N~~D~' - - e%Ns~~st4sfe
Niagara Falls Ont, Aug. 21.-Out OF
the burial of Niagara Falls suicides
has arisen an international episode
which may end In an appeal to the
provincial parliament.
The trouble Is over the question of
who shall pay for the funeral expenses
OF the river victims. About $500 q
year is involved In the answer.
-- bout ninety nine cut OF every one
hundred suicide bodies find their way
to the Maid Of the Mist Landing or to
the whirlpool. both on the Canadian
side.
Declaring that almost all the sui
cides 80 in on the American side, the
Canadian commissioners appealed to
the American park commissioners to
help pay expenses Of the burial. The
Americans refused. although admit
ting the origin Of most or the sui
cides.
The Canadian commissioners have
decided that bodies shall be buried
where found instead Of being brought
to the cemetery They refused to
pay FOR the body Of Buffalonian
found last week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
LAUGH KILLS MAN WHOSE
BROTHER DIED SNEEZING

Buffalo. N. Y, Aug. 21.---Laugh-
ing oneself TO death is no longer
a mere expression here. Michael
Kramer. aged so years, has ac-
tually laughed himself to death.
A fellow workman at the New
York Central shops in Depew, a
suburb. told him a funny story
while they were working. Kramer
suddenly fell to the floor when
laughing. A physician was called,
but ne died OF heart disease. One
year ago brother of the unfor-
tunate Kramer sneezed himself TO
death few minutes after alight-
ing from an automobile.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
PATTERSON TO OPEN
DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT

Mrs Patterson wishes to announce
to her patrons that she has opened a
suite OF rooms to be used exclusively
for dressmaking. These are located
directly over the millinery store in the
Port Huron block. suite Al. opposite DIR.
Chandlers offices. Mrs Patterson will
be fully equipped to lIl orders to be-
gin Sept. l.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

and VIII Hough, and the music by
Joseph e. Howard. The jokes are
keenly witty and original, the situa-
tions funny, and though at moments
there is dramatic situation or tend
erly pathetic line, which generally
seems incongruous or bordering on the
melodramatic in musical comedy,
they are introduced here with a tact
and deftness which only tightens their
enjoyment, as a contrast to the fun of
|a moment before. Another merit of
the play is that it is absolutely clean.
There is not suggestive line or scene
in the play, and il The Girl Question is
a question of girls, is rating must be
A. A. A. /. for no prettier, more youth
full or merrier chorus was ever as
sembled. The show girls are regally
beautiful, yet have no lack of anima-
ton, while the little broiIers are child
ishly eager and happy in their delight
full dances. Ned Wayburn staged. the
production.
The attraction at the Fargo Opera
House on Monday evening, Aug. 30,
Will be the musical extravaganza sue
cess, The Cat and the Fiddle, which
deals with magic. sprites, elfs. gnomes,
fairies, and story Of the mythical
isle OF Eye. 1t forms combination
that pleases the most fastidious, and
reminds one OF The Babes in the
Woods. Mother Goose and the present
success of the century, Little Memo.
The Cat and the Fiddle has many
weird and novel stage characters: The
Good Genii and her wonderful gigantic
cat; Queen Circe, the false queen, who
with great Gobs rules over the destinies
OF the mystic island, and the earth be-
ings who are spirited away to Elfland;
all are said to contain many new ideas
in the line of musical comedy.
The plot leads to and permits Of a
score or more Of pretty ballet evolutions
some fifteen musical numbers, and a
bevy of pretty girls well selected and
trained, while the costuming is OF new
design, strickingly handsome in many
cases and decidedly weird in others. in
conformity with the locale of the
scenes.
The presenting company numbers
forty or more people The cast is head
ed by Mr.. Chas. A. Sellon, favorite
comedian and It is said he has scored
heavily everywhere he has thus far
been seen. He Ii ably assisted by
those petite condolences, The Ell More
sisters, whose singing. dancing and
travesty on Nearly Grand Opera is one
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

taunts of the Philistines. Saurs jeal-
ousy soon endangered his life. After
the pastoral first act there is a sue
cession of events throughout the
drama until the curtain falls on the
final triumph OF David when Mical is
restored to his arms and he is crowned
king of Israel
ooc
Among the other bookings for the
Fargo Opera House for the early part
OF the regular season, which will open
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
Not Going to Valley CITY.

Musical Courier CMinneapoIis
notes.: Capt, ID. r. Gebhart. director
OF music in the Kirksyille (Mo.) state
normal school. was visitor in town
the first Of the week. Captain Gebhart
had been in Valley City. N. d., looking
over the prospect of change Of loca-
ton to the normal school of that city,
but decided 10 remain In KirksviIle
which decision is very gratifying to his
friends and associates In music.
o CO
Miss Clara Bohnsack. graduate and
instructor at the Fargo College con-
servatory left yesterday for Milwaukee
near which city she will open studio.
Her spare time will be devoted to
studying with prominent teacher at
hTiIwaukee.
Miss Fern Crothers. voice student
at the Fargo College conservatory, has
been doing field work for the institu-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21
FRENCH TO RAISE TARIFF.
Minister Dupuy Says That Will Be
Effect of Payne Law.

Paris, Aug. 21.--Replying to ques-
tions by a deputation OF the republican
committee of commerce, NJ. Dupuy, the
new minister of commerce, said that
1t was impossible at present TO judge
the exact consequences Of the new
American tariff to French industry.
1t would certainly cause the abroga-
ton, he said, OF the existing customs
convention between France and the
United States.
The French general tariff, he de-
clared, would be fully applied to the
American importers which formerly
enjoyed the minimum tariff In accord :
ance with the convention between the
two countries.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

There are only seven OF those lots
left on the east lake boulevard at De-
troit They are high and dry. near
town and really tine only desirable
sites left on the beautiful lake. Earl
d. Fleming says these will be sold
soon. For information address Box
232, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-21

fathers sheep. 1t takes him to the
camp of Saul, where, when all feared
to go out to meet the mighty giant,
Goliath OF Gath, stripping as he was,
and armed only with his sling, he
slew Goliath. Although he had charm
ed the evil spirit away from the mad
king and had delivered him from the