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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

week in honor of Miss Warren, a
niece Of Mr. Warren. About thirty
young ladies were present.
f. I'll. Junod and family and Earle
Mcbride were the guests of Mrs. Nc
Bride of Lisbon the Fourth.
Miss Cora Alister is spending her
ing successfully closed a term of
school at Virginia, MINI.
Mrs. e. p, Riske and Miss Minnie
Carlson returned home Monday hav-
ing spent the Fourth in Fargo, visit
ing friends and taking In the circus.
Miss Merriam Jordan of Cogswell
was the guest OF her cousins, Misses
Ethel and Louise Bennett last week.
Misses Cora AIister and Ida Never
man autoed over to Edgeley In Mr..
Stoutenburg's touring car Sunday eve-
ming, and returned home on Mon
days train.
3. #, Elliott returned home last
week from California. Mr.. Elliott
spent few days the first Of the week
visiting relatives in Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bruce Doug
lass are spending few days in Min
neapolis as the guest OF Mrs. Douglas
mither. Mrs. o'Brien. They are ex-
pected to return very shortly.
Little Miss Alice Lasell Carlson,
to Canada arrived in Quebec safely
last week, being just four days and a
half on the road. Alice Is going to
| visit her aunt there.
Word has been received from Miss
| Martha Kruemple that she is having
a delightful time visiting her grand
parents In Manchester, Ia. Miss
Martha graduated from the high
school this year, and was the presi-
dent OF her class.
Last week Verona was a reminder
of Russian massacre. Al drunken
mob got ferocious and cut quite a
caper. AS result a couple of men.
who were not in the mob, are seen
with bandaged heads.
Professional and business men
played baseball last week. and the
outcome was Z TO In favor OF the
business men. The game was splen-
didly played, as well as creating
amusement for the onlookers, Monday
afternoon again found the profess
sional and business men lined up, this
time the score stood in favor of the
professional men to 10.
Miss Anna Schmidt Of Dickey is
spending her vacation with her sis
ter Mrs. Fl. M. Jnnod.
Rev. r. A, Shore Of Lisbon visited
his Episcopa1ian congregation In La
Moure last Wednesday
Mrs. Hamburg with son. Warren. Of
Minneapolis is visiting her Dnother,I
Mrs. Tate. Cor. T..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

/ to construct map OF the country a.
1t was when the Indians inhabited it.
| Good Salary. al
Innis w. Ward, who graduated from
the university school Of mines in 1905,
has recently been made foreman in full
charge of all the underground work of
the oldest and largest gold mining
camp in Arizona. The mine which is
located at Kofa, Arizona, has a daily
output of 230 tons of ore. Mr.. Ward
has seventy-ve men on his pay roll,
and his salary is considerably larger
than that of any school-man in the
state except the president of the state
university and possibly the heads of
the normal schools, and there is still
ample opportunity for him to rise At
college Mr.. Ward was a sturdy, manly.
aggressive student. To these excel
lent qualities and hts thorough train
ing Mr.. Ward ives his well-earned
promotion.
Y. w. C. A.
Miss Palmer, secretary of the Grand
Forks Y. w. c. A., organized a Bible
study class among the young ladies
attending the summer school last Sun
day morning Thirty-five enrilled The
class meets every Sunday morning
The young ladies seem very much in
terested in the work Miss Palmer in
tends to make this regular feature.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

samples are properly taken and pack
ed and shipped the results win be nm
reliable and misleading. Minneapolis
St Paul. Sc. Louis, Chicago. Philadel-
phia, New York. Boston and other
large cities have municipal laborator-
les under the control Of the city health
department, but In charge OF skilled
psychologists. Iowa. Minnesota, Cali
lfornla and other states have public
health laboratories located at their
state universities 0aaer the direction
OF the professor &c Nateeriolegy, path
ology, or some closely related depart
ment
NcrtA Dakesa Laboratory
The state n0hate health laboratory OF
North Dakota waS established at the
university July l, lseT. Dr. Gustav
Readtger, M H. rh. n. was made Its
director, The value OF ia work 20 the
people eg North Dakota can be seen
from the following report. The In
creaStng demand for this work il
shown by the fact that the laboratory
examined nearly twice as many specl-
mems during the year sading June so.
1903. as during the preceding year,
It's Work.
The work or the North Dakota lab
oratory the past year consisted of ex-
aminations Of throat cultures for diph-
iberia hacilii, OF sputum for tubercle
oacilh, or blood for typhoid fever, of
specimens OF tissue removed at opera
tons to determine If il was cancer, OF
pus for the kind of bacteria causing
suppuration. or samples of water to
determine IL II is safe for drinking pur-
poses. OF dogs heads for evidence of
rabies. and miscellaneous work.
The following table shows the work
done by the laboratory for the past two
years by giving the number of speci-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
La Moure.

La Moure, N. D., July 6.-To The
Forum: Cloudy and RAINY weather
has been prevailing over La Moure
county for some tir1e Grain of all
kinds is rapidly showing signs of a
bumper crop.
La Moure had sane" Fourth--as
it did not celebrate.
Miss Helen Finch spent the Fourth
at Oakes visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Scea spent q
few days last week visiting relatives
in ickey.
Mrs. Flynn of Montana is the guest
Of her sister Mrs. A. 2. Hilliss on the
north side.
Miss Marion Risk left Tuesday fol
Brainery for a visit with her sister
Mrs. Chas. Frost.
A. B. Hutchinson Of Fargo Is trans
acting business In the metropolis this
week.
Miss Clara Evelyn Elliott is spend
ing the summer with her aunt, Mrs
Moody at Brainerd, Minn.
Ross Parker OF Lisbon is visiting
Frank Barry. Ross came over in his
big touring car.
Miss Florence Turner OF Fargo Il
the guest Of Misses Vaughan and
Lorraine Miller.
Misses Ethel and Louise Bennett
visited reltives In Cogswell last week
Hamline and Manchester students
are now at their various homes spend
Ing the summer vacation.
Miss Jessie Montgomery and
cousins, Earl and Paul sea, are vis-
iting relatives at ickey this week.
A delightful juvenile party was
given by Ethel and Louise Bennett in
the park klast Wednesday. eIicious
refreshments were served. Miss Mer-
Ram Jordan of Cogswell was the
guest of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Armstrong and
baby Ruth of Michigan are visiting
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. j.
Alister.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powers re-
turned home from q trip to the Great
Lakes and Michigan, accompanied BIZ
Mrs. Powers sister, Mrs. Armstrong
At least one fellow In La Moure
knows that It rather dangerous ia
take a ride as the passenger train
pulls out Of the yards.
Atty. IT, M Warren and family left
Monday Tor trip To Boston. They
expect to be gone two months, and
Will visit Mr.. Warren's I'D home.
Mrs. r. NJ. Warren entertained last
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
SPIRITS TELL OF
MURDER IN S. D.
sALIN MAN SAYS SUSPECT
KNOWS ALL ABOUT, BUT DID
NOT DO THE KILLING.

Aberdeen. s. d. July 1O.--In all
probability the murdered OF the Chris
tie family at Randolph July 8. whether
it proves to have been Emil Victor, the
man under arresv, or another, was
well acquainted with the habits Of the
old grain buyer. For years It had
been Christie's custom to take satur-
day OF to devote to his personal af-
fairs. The fact that the elevator was
not open on Saturday was well known,
and il Christie did not appear on that
day 1T created no surprise
Doubtless the murdered figured that
he could commit the crime and get
away, and that IL would be Monday
before his act was discovered. The
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
Clean With Vineaar.

u your cooking utensils have d habit
of burning On the victuals stick easily.
try boiling little vinegar In same.
Acts Ike magic. especially with heavy
sklllets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
The Day OF Re.4.

Carries sister May, 8 years of aga
On being asked why the sabbath 5av
was different from e other davs " II
tne week answered very caralsas,v !,
oh, thatss the day you pin things 80
stead O. sewing. The DelineatoF
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

Honolulu, July 10.--The recent la
Dor troubles in Hawaii, which threat
ened for while to be of international
importance, are rapidly settling down
and those in authority have the mat
ter well in hand. Yamashiro, the
editor OF one OF the principal Japa-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

nese papers, was arrested in his office
for alleged conspiracy to excite revolt
among the Japanese laborers.
High Sheriff William Henry is
well known character in Honolulu and
all over the island. He Is equal to
any emergency and ready for any
fray.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

be the first students OF the wrsgh.
brothers. aeroplane and thev ug,, ~ ~ :
s'n tneir studies by making ascansions
Win orvilie Wright or Wilbur Wright
ana after they have thoroughly acusir-
eo tns knowledge by proxies they win
lattempt % make flights by themselves
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

Washington. ID. 81, JuIy 1o.--when
the Wright brothers have completed
their tests for che government only
part Of their duties viii have been ac-
compished The next part ID to train
Eorhers TO naneuver their airship.
Lieuterlants L.ahm and Foulois are TO
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

These outfits are prepared and put
up at public health laboratory and are
furnished free of charge to the physi-
clan who is supposed to have a supply
on hand ready for immediate use.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10

Outfits Sent Out.
The following is list of outfits for
collecting and sending in specimens
that were sent out during the year:
Dlphtherla outfits .............. 1,451
tuberculosis 1890. ........ ....1,0S3
typhoid ......... ...............1,4 ,439
Pus ....... ........ .,..,..... 493
-a ~
Total
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
INCRUSTED TOADS

The utility of beauty, a theme for philosophers, becomes transformed into the decorative capacity cf ugliness, a problem for the art of the milliner. This change has been wrought by ths si1sple device of making toads into hat pins. The caprice of feminine fancy has taken no happier turn in tho long history of the adornment of the crown ing glory of woman. It is the arid plains of Texas, not the scented boule- wards of Paris, that offer a contribu- tion designed to relieve the anxieties of the Audubon society, by lessening the ruthless sacrifice of the song bird upon the altar of vanity. It Is grim dweller in darkness, not a creature of light and air, of freedom and flight, that is to be inpaled as an ornament.
 Moreover, the process of manufac- ture, if that word be applicable to 8 transmutation, does not carry with it the penal incident of death. It involves merely suspended animation. The horned toad, first being captured with due precaution against. its venom, is chloroformed in preparation for its longer sleep. Thus evan the possible objection of cruelty is obviated. Then the unconscious creature is plunged into a bath of adhesive material and in cased in a coating of gold or silver. Thus incrusted with metal, the silanced object may be further adorned with jewels. Mere man is thus assured that there is to be no economy in this adorn- ment.
 Psychologists have speculated with out definite conclusion upon the pcssi- ble age of toad resurrectsd from broken cement in the interior of pyra- mid. It is conceivable that when Macaulay's savage explores the ruins of the civilization of the twentieth cen tury, his prodding weapon may release
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
EASTERN RESOURCES
 ARE GOING WEST

From the New York Times.
 The west is transplanting and domes ticating the best of the natural resourc es of ths east. Seth Green took to Cal ifornia in 1871 a lot of young shad from the Hudson river and planted 10000 oi them in the Sacramento river. In 1878 the Federal Fishery bureau planted 13s striped bass in an arm of San Francisco bay. The fisheries along the entire Pacific coast today teem with striped bass and shad, while these fish are being hunted to extermination in the Allan tic coastal waters. Dispatches from Washington announce that the more i'm portant hardwoods from the eastern for. ests-the chestnut, hickory, basswood red oak, and yellow poplar--are to be planted in the national ranges of Cali fornia. These woods are disappearing in the east and the state and federal governments are making no adequate provision to renew them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
THE GREAT NATIONAL SPORT
Baseball Holds Interest as No Other
 Game Ever Did.

From the Columbia State.
 The contests for the pennants, not only in two major leagues, but in the minor organizations, are now well under way. It is probable that from this time on 100000 persons will be gathered at the baseball parks throughout the coun- try every afternoon, and when the sea- son shall have ended a total count will probably show that the total attendance has been in excess of 10000, ,oo0 people. There are perhaps 5000 professional ball players; they draw more thar $1,000,00o in wages; which is hardly one third what we shall pay for the ex- citement these diamond contests give.
 Verify, baseball is our national game, compared with whose fortunes the green bay-tree fourished not at all. Pugilism is decadent, horse racing is not as popular as of old; but baseball seems to have a frmer hold than ever on public favor.
 There are some to whom "rooting' is not an edifying spectacle. Our sem abilities are in TO way affronted by 1t. We could, were we so disposed, set up a thesis that would incontestably prove that the excitement on bleachers and grand stand is altogether salutary, in dividually and socially, physically, nor ally, psychologically and pathologically. Let lem root. It is the only known way to explode without injury, and all of us mead to let of steam now and then. It is not dignifed, but it is healthful.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
DIVORCE IN ILLINOIS

From the Nashville American.
 An Illinois judge has decided that a divorced husband is under obligation to support his divorced wife. for life. He holds that while the decree of divorce may have been issued any number of years ago, that the husbands duty to support the wife still exists, and that only the death of one of the parties, re. marriage of the woman, or a stipulated sum of money accepted in lieu of ali mony at the time of obtaining her d. vorce, can prevent the divorced wife from demanding alimony at any time she feels the need of such support and the court feels that her former husband is able to render it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
SAYINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON
 (Being tha Confessions of tha Huudradth
TRANsLArED BY MAUD MARIE
# the Seven Hundredth Wife)

 foolish shall dwell in o the Cafe Enfant the shall inhab the Side Rector's Mmrays Brooklyn maiden of advanced ideas And said 1T will mans Nay will living for believe in the equality of the sexes" ofce in Wall street. o had dominion her He ordered comngs gng Yea he told her when she might might premises without his permission
 
  Likewise with lofty condescenaon. And this mucht shame Ttis equality neither I a I stage'' this behold made to bow down before assistant
  a married.  
  herself ''it contsnd herself giving 
  be many' < equality Is married perfect indpendence! Verify marriage the of all evils Selahl
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

"a very littae matter. It is easy to un derstand why many people in Mississip pi desire that such use shall be made of the portrait, and also why many others elsewhere think that 1t should not be done; but we cannot see why anybody should get excited on either side.
 It might from some points of view be better taste for the M:ssissippians to select some other eminent son of their state for this distinction especial ly since MT. Davis was never governor of Mississippi nor in any very direct way associated with the navy. St.ll if thsy cannot find in the history of their state any other figure whom they deem more worthy than he that is their affair.
 At any rate, MT. Davis was for four years secretary of war in United States cabinet. As for those who think that because of his leadership in the confederate secession he should not be thus honored or commemorated, they may perhaps proftably consider wheth- CT 1t is not really and chiefly triumph of union over secession sentiment for a memorial of the arch-secessionist thus to be brought beneath the flag against of the nation which he tried to destroy.
 If Mississippi Is thus ready and eager to indicate Jefferson Davis's post hum ors acquiescence in the triumph of thu union, ths union can probably afford to let her do so. There will be no fear that the officers of the Mississippi will be inspired with socessionist or disloya' sentiments through occasionally seeing the lineament of Jefferson Davis en graved on their plate. Indeed We ari not sure that there could be 8 much bet ter object lesson in loyalty, or, at any rate, stronger reminder of the com pleteLess of the victory of the union than the displaying of the portrait Of the president of the short lived con federats states upon the furnishings of Q United States warship.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

into awakened life a surviving fashion of vanished age. If the creature thus reused from lethargy were endowed
 with memory and speech, what records of the past, both mighty and trivial, could 1t recount! This treasured love of It's silence would be in harmony with the unlettersd age of its release. Its dumb possibilities of eloquenee would be as mysterious as the caprice of fash ion that led to its mummiHed preserve tion- In this pres mt day we may only hope that ths tariff tinkers will not put a duty on the hoI ned toad of Mexico.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

Having paid back some $2,o0o, 900 of the approximate $1o.ooo,ooo the sugar trust is alleged to have stolen in New York alone, the trust probably sees no reaeon on earth why 1t should not have a mica new halo, or perhaps couple of them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

''The less said about Eve the bet ter" observes the Baltimore man who erected a monument to Adam a few days ago. A very ungallant but very masculine point of view.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

Perhaps the consumers are the gen tlemen who make up that great "silent vote" we hear so much about just pre- vious to all OUT national elections.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

What shall 1t profit those eighteen democratic senators who voted for 8 duty on iron ore if republican house of representatives insists in conference that it go back on the free list?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

1.-The steel and petroleum interests of this country are big enough to take care of themselves from now on," says John W. Gates. We do not doubt 1t in the least. Apparently, moreover they are SO big we cannot make them do it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

An Alabama patriot seeks to enjoin the sale of so-calied near-beer, because it Is real beer, even though labelled near beer, which is violation of the purs food law. This is g most extraor- dinary legal action, VIC thin.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

If Mir. Walter Wellman fails to dash to the North pole this summer, a move ment should be inaugurated to have the pole dash to MT. Well,nan next sum- mc;.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

Back in Omaha society. has been formed for the investigation of alfalfa as an article of human diet. Of course, We have our doubts about the palatable- ness of hay, but we may have to con slider it in our astronomical philosophy if the cost of living keeps on going up.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

Tho Sultan of Morocco gravely am nounces that he will not declare war against Spain. Plainly enough, he has heard that Castro is to take up his residence in Spain.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

If the colored brother is not already convinced that the G. O. P. has turned it's back on him hopelessly, tho in creased tariff tax on razors should furnish the final evidence.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

Apache Indian Mission, Pascoe hill, 63S North Devereaux street, will fur, nish Indian women to do washing and house work; Indian men to cut wood and do chores. Indian baskets, horse hair and bead work for sale.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

After exhaustivsly considering the subject and spending many months in investigation, le,rned scientist has reached the denbers te conclusion that "the oyster is good to eat" He might have discovered 1t in five minutes, and by the expenditure of 80 or 40 cents, and much easier.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

If the cost of living goes np much higher, good housewives can bring home the things from market in their pretty little chatelaine purses, instead of mar kst baskets. Would not this be perfect ly lovely?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

The St. Louis Times of recent date carried column editorial headed "The Truth Asa rule, tho truth appears to require painstaking elucidation these days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

We have an idea that Mad Mullah is going to get Monday morning epistie from 8 certain person pretty soon if the said Mad Mullah is not little more particular about some things.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

"There seems to be some question as to Captain Hains' exact number in Sing Sing prison" says contempor
 ary. It is not one of those truly won derful hypothetical questions, however.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

All the policemen at Concy Island this summer will be married men. Still, our impression is that Coney Islandites win not mind telling their troubles to married men-not in the least.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

"Aldrich wins out,'' 'Committee amendment sustained by vote of the senate.'' Every well-regulated news paper keeps these lines standing and ready for instant use, nowadays.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

A United States judge down south has actually sentenced some trust mag mates to jail. The cases have been ap- pealed, however, and there will proba- biy be some almighty fine hair-splitting before the culprits are landed therein.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

The Young Turks are busy paying of the revolutionary troops with lot of Abdul Hamid's good money they dis covered recently. This must impress his ex-sublimisy as being about "the most unkindest cut of all
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

To those brain teasers: "What is a democrat7' ''How old is Ann?" "why is hen7' and 50 on, 1t seems we must now add, Where is the con sumer?"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27
WHY BE WROUGHT up9
Much Ado About Nothing in Connection
 with Mississippi Episode.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
 The controversy which has arisen over the engraving of the portrait Of Jefferson Davis on the silver tableware of the battle ship Mississippi will prob ably in the end be regarded as "much ado about nothing,'' or, at most, about
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

"The Senate-Er--does this razor tax pull?" gibes the New York Mail And the senate, like tho gentlemanly barber, docs not ask the question until the shaving has progressed nearly to g conclusion, and it could not make any possible difference, anyway.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

''Ice cream has just been introduced in Germany" says the St. Paul Dis patch. The sweet summer girls of that land are destined to learn now what it means to be sweet summer girl in fact.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

OUTDOOR TRIMMINGS "TeE me something" "Weu?"
 Whats an al fresco lunch?'' "A lunch served with caterpillars in- stead of flies"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

Adam was Missourian, says the Clinton (Mo.) Democrat. And his eager willingness to have Eve show him is what got him into trouble, too.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-27

If 1t costs Maryiandsr sl7,o0o to get elected to the United States senate without opposition, what would 1t cost him to get elected with 1t?