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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
OFFER REWARD
FOR DYNAMITERS
Fasaap or $4,000 BEING RAISED
TO CAPTURE AND CONVICT
INDIANAPOLIS CON-
sPIRAToRS.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 2S.-The po-
tee department having thus far failed
TO make an arrest In connection with
the explosions of dynamite that
wrecked buildings in several parts of
Indianapolis last Suday night, Frank
Fl. Wheeler, manufacturer, started
with $1,000 today fund Of $4,000 TO
be offered by business men as a re-
ward for the conviction of the con-
spirators that caused the explosions.
The Building Trades council today
added 800 to the 800 offered by the
Central Labor union as a reward In
the investigation, but at the same time
issued a statement charging that the
council was satisfied that nom union
ironworkers imported from Pittsburg
and other cities. and then discharge
by Albert Won SpreclSedsen, a contrac-
tor, had set of the explosives. The
chief buildings destroyed were a
branch public library and a branch
telephone exchange building built by
spreckelsen. His garage, stable and
planning mill were also destroyed.
The council issued a new demand
upon Spreckelson today to dismiss the
non-union men employed upon the
great Mystic Shrine temple and the
atre This, It is understood, Spreck-
elsen, supported by fellow contractors,
WIN refuse to do.
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LOSS FROM FLOOD
IN mex. $500 1000
GOVERNOR OF TA5Asco PRO.
VINCE ISSUES APPEAL FOR
AID-THousANDs ARE
HOMELESS.

Mexico, City, Oct. 2S.-An appeal for
aid in the od-stricken districts Of
Tabasco was received from the gov
ernor today. The cloudburst that
broke over the state Followed twenty
days of incessant rain all over the
region.
The property loss is estimated at
S5,000,000, including thousands of acres
of corn, beans and other crops. fruit
and fine hardwoods, thousands of
horses and cattle drowned, and houses
in country and town washed away
bodily. Only two deaths have been
reported E
Five hundred families are homeless
in the city of Atasta alone. All the
towns along the Mescalpa river have
been inundated by its overflow
The town of Santa Rosa is sub
merged to a depth of four feet Most
of the people are living on the roofs
of their homes.
The state government of Tagasco
has undertaken relief work and the
reports of returning rescue parties de-
pict scenes of suffering.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
GETS DIVORCE DURING
HUSBANDS ABSENCE
WOMAN MARRIEs AGAIN WHILE
SPOUSE Is AWAY MAKING A
FORTUNE FOR HER.

Chicago, Act. 2s.-Robert Fulton.
who went to California to make a for
tune for his family, returned to Chi
cago last night to investigate the pro-
ceedings by which his wife in his abb
sence obtained a divorce and married
j. William Killian, a wealthy retired
business man.
Two families and score of friends
are expected to take sides In the in
vestigation of the process by which
Mrs. Fulton left her humble home at
1850 Cornelia street to take her place
in a home of wealth and luxury at
1924 Evanston avenue.
Fulton has employed several law
yers to investigate the divorce granted
his wife while he was in the west un-
able to return and defend thu charges
OF drunkenness and cruelty made In
the wife's complaint.
The romance which eliminated In
Grown Point, Ind, Dec. %, 1908, three
days after Mrs. Fulton got her di-
vorce by default, is said to awe had
its inception in friendship while MRS
fulton was dispensing neighborlS
kindness beside the deathbed of XII.
lian's first wife.
Ill and broken hearted, Fulton re-
turned with the bank account he hat
promised his wife. with MIN is hi
son James, while his other son, Rob
ert. Ia with his mother, defending he
action.
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MEDITERRANEAN GIVES
The lie TO old JOKE
WILLS DIVORCED soN-IN-LAW
100000 BUT FORMER WIFE
WILL CONTEST.

Galesburg, Ill, Oct 2S.-Mothers-in-
law are not all as bad as they are
painted by jokesmiths. according to
George H. Clark, of Beloit, Wis, whose
mother in law, Mrs. Sarah A FINLEY,
left him 800, 900 when she died, and cut
off her daughter Dr.. Edith Norton, Ol
Chicago, with $500. DR.. Norton is the
divorced and remarked wife of Clark,
who prevented her, she says, from at
tending her mother in her last sick
ness.
Mrs. Norton sought solace for her
alleged Ills by having Clark arrested
yesterday while he was waiting to
board a train ON which baggagemen
were placing the body Of Mrs. FINLEY
for Pennington, Ill, where 1t was
buried.
Clark filed what was declared to be
Mrs. Tinley's will In the probate court
but DR.. Norton's attorneys gave notice
Of contest and presented a petition
for an administrator.
Mrs. Norton is also suing Clark for
$40, 900, which he Is charged with pro-
curing from Mrs. Tinley's husband OF
fictitious notes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
WIFE OF HINBY DINK
TEMPERANCE WORKER
is Chief Patroness at Reception Given
by the Catholic Organ
izations.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-While Alderman
Michael Kenna's (Hinky Dink) work.
ingmen's exchange was dealing out
large beers and 10-cent WHISTLES to
denizens Of cheap lodging houses and
his regular" saloon was serving high
class and higher priced drinks to men
of better clothes, Mrs. Kenna, wife Of
the alderman of the first ward, was
the chief patroness last evening at a
reception and ball given by the Paulist
and Hibernian divisions OF the Illinois
Temperance Cadets.
Mrs Kenna took an active part in
the festivities Of the evening, dancing
and chatting with the guests.
Father p. J. OACallaghan said Mrs.
Kenna long had been one of his devout
parishioners in ST. Mary's church, and
that she was enthusiastic in here at
titude of temperance.
"She is of a retiring disposition" he
said, and hates publicity" but she
takes a great interest in and furnishes
much financial assistance to all sorts
of church enterprises.
"And the alderman" the Paulist
father said, lis a power in the first
ward because his people love him. He
does not attend church except an oc-
casional funeral or on a special oc-
casion, but we should not condemn him
too seriously for that"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
Was FORMER FARGOAN
Mrs. 7. o. Push, Who Died Recently
ut Duluth, Was Wife Of Former
Landcffioe Man.

Mrs. R. D. Push, wife of State Sem
ator Pugh Of Minnesota, who died re-
Gently at Duluth, was an old resident
OF Fargo as was also her husband.
A great many OF the residents OF
Fargo. who came here In the early
days remember Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh.
and were exceedingly sorry to learn of
h@R death. While here Senator Pugh
was connected with the United States
Iandotice and consequently was
known by almost every one of the pRo-
ueery Of the city.
Several days ago The Forum pub
lEhsed a dispatch from Duluth giving
the details of the death OF Mrs. Pugh
and she was at once identified as the
wife OF the former landofKice man all
though 1t has been many years since
they moved to Minnesota, where Sem
atcr Pugh became active in politics.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Even
Speaker Cannon's most bitter enemy
never accused him of cowardice. The
Speaker scents a battle from afar, and
cannot rest easy until he is in the
midst of 1t. He expresses itself both
in action and language. So no surprise
need be felt because Mr.. Cannon has
announced that he will be candidate
for reelection that he will be a
Speakership in the Congress that will
be elected in 1910 and organized In
December 1911. That is his way of
answering critics, his defiance OF the
men who are demanding that he ex-
plain the alleged deal with Tammany
Explain? Never! That would not be
like the car of Danville. Fight is his
slogan
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sheriH's Sale.

state of North Dakota, County OF
Cass, IS:
j. G. Ramsey, plaintiff, VS.. George
jacobson, defendant.
Notice is hereby given, That by
virtue of an execution to me directed
and delivered, and now in my hands
issued out of the Clerks office of the
Third Judicial Districr Court, State OF
North Dakota in and for the County
of Cass. upon a Judgment rendered in
a Justice Court for the County of Cass,
In favor Of J. G. Ramsey, plaintiff. and
against George Jacobson defendant, ]
have levied upon the following de-
scrlbed real estate Of said Defendant
to-wit
All The right, title and interest OF
the said defendant. George jacobson
in and to the Southeast Quarter, g.
e. " Of Section twenty mine (29)
and the Northwest Quarter IN. w. ~
and Southwest Quarter g. w. W OF
Section thirty three (ss) all in Town
ship one hundred thirty seven (137)
North, of Range forty-nine (40)
West, situated In the County OF Cass
and State of North Dakota.
And that shall, on Friday. the 3r6
day OF December, A. d. 1909, at the
hour of o'clock p m, OF said day
at the front door of the courthouse Ii
the City of Fargo, in said County ant
State, proceed to sell the right, titl'
and interest of the above named
George jacobson in and to the abov'
described property. to satisfy sais
/ Judgment and costs, amounting Ii
One Hundred Seventy-one Dollar
and Five cents, together with $124
accrued cost. and all accruing costs 0
sale, and Interest on the same from
the 22nd day OF january, 1903, at th
rate OF 4 per cent per annurn, at Pub
lie Auction. to the highest bidder TO
cash.
II. r. BOYLE.
sherifY, Cass Co. M. ID.
i r. r. Barry. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Fargo, ". D., Oct. 70. 1909.
(Oct. rs, Nov. 4, IL, Is. rs, Dec. %.
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JUDGE fAINTS ON
GETTING PAPER
RUMoR or INDICTMENT is FOL.
LOWED BY DRAMATIC SCENE
IN OFFICE.

New York, Oct. 2s.--It was reported
today that an indictment against
Magistrate Henry ]. Furlong of Brook
Ign on the charge of accepting bride
had been returned by the Kings county
grand jury. When document or paper
OF some sort was handed to the magis-
trate in his room as he was about to
go on the. bench Of the Gates avenue
police court, he collapsed and had to be
taken to his home
Magistrate Furlong was held recent
ly to the grand jury following an in
vestigattion of alleged Irregularities
The specific charge on which he was
arrested then was that he had ac-
cepted $16.66 as his share of fee paid
for ball bond by a prisoner brought
before him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
.BEHEADED BY
HIS COUSIN

Davis, Okla, Oct. 2S.-That Albert
Smith, whose 1leadless body was found
In the Waskita river near here last Sat
urday. came to his death as the result
Of wounds inflicted with an ak in the
hands of Charles C. Smith, his cousin.
was the verdict OF the coroner's jury
rendered here yesterday
The report charges there was con-
spiracy between Charles Smith and
Nancy Smith and both were held to
await the action OF the grand jury
The Smiths came here recently from
Denison, Tex.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
MINISTER WANTS A
PENNY IN The SLOT
FOR The SUICIDES
BALTIMORE DIVINE ADVOCATES
SETTING UP A MACHINE FOR
THOSE TIRED OF LIFE.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-"Drop a pen
ny in the slot and get ticket to the
other world might be the inscription
on machine that suggested by Rev
DIR. Donald Guthrie of Baltimore.
DR.. Guthrie was talking last night
on 'Calcinism" at the closing session
of the Synod of Baltimore, at the Met
ropolitan Presbyterian church here
Coming at the close of plea for
wholesome and enthusiastic interest ir
life was the sentence.
Life has become so meaningless
and SO useless to some that / woulC
advocate setting up a suicide machine
where one can deposit a cent and b.
killed easily and respectfully"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
PREPARE LAST PENALTY
Five Per Cent Added to Unpaid Real
Estate Taxes Nov. I and Sale
Comes Next.

The additional five per cent penalty
on delinquent real estate taxes Is be-
ing computed by the county treasurer
to be added, according to law on Nov
l.. The penalties on unpaid real estate
taxes are as follows:
Three per cent March list. three pei
cent April LIST, three per cent June LIST
and five per cent November 1st
All unpaid real estate taxes will be-
sold on the first Tuesday in Deem
Der and will be subject to a penalty OF
five per cent, and will thereafter draw
interest at the rate of two per cent
per month until paid.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
TO FIGHT FoRcIBLE FEEDING.
Jailed Suffrasettes Declare That 10
the Way Stomach PUMP Works.

London. Oct. 28.-Attorneys for the
militant suffragettes are preparing for
submission to the higher courts argu-
ments to show that the forcible feed
ing Of the "hunger-strikers' is illegal.
After months Of maneuvefing they
have finally obtained permission from
the courts to summon the jailer and
doctor OF Birmingham jail. where most
OF the women have been confined, to
show cause why they should not be
punished for assault The suffragettes
say lie they are successful, the govern
nent viii be compelled to adopt some
other way OF fighting the suffragette
movement than by sending women to
Jail, because they will never eat while
In jail.
| The fight to have the matter brought
before the courts has brought to light
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
The ARNESON FUNERAL
Last Rites for Deceased Pioneer Were
Held This Afternoon at Home of
Harry Arneson.

The funeral Of Halstein Arneson
who died Wednesday morning at the
home of his son, Harry Arneson, was
held this afternoon from the residence
26 Twelfth street north. Interment
was made in the north side cemetery
under the direction of undertaken J. N
Gard.
The deceased was pioneer resident
of this part of the country and was II
years of age. Death was due to gener-
al debility.
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some peculiar things. 1t has develop
ed some queer things. 1t is said that
only those of the working class are
subjected to the stomach feeding pro-
cess, that those Of position and inf1u-
ence are released after a few days of
fasting.
The suffragettes say that the meth
cd of feeding by the stomach pump is
terrible. Soup Is given through the
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portant
Until mitess
utility experimenting
communication.
all electrical
with the surface
cay a footing with the continents
the telegraph train
nearby vessels equipped
appreciation security steamship
companies endorsing in
service United
) to be
following approximate
conception achievement
graph
j rteredv son all Seas,
) insuar
j Light
500 Yards
) Saving
) services
1000 Cites-for fire alarm service
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
cAttinn Out Of n.

Fliegende Batter: Merchant Ito
young man he knows has come after
his daughter). l must tell you frankly
that have lost heavily lately.
Young Man. Then you won't want
to lose your daughter also, am sure
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
MOUNT BEACON STATION

. . . . . . . % 30 % . . . . . . ~
stations Wireless
United ideal
thousands aerial 100
of the building in the center the picture
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
Candid.

Tired Traveller Ito barber) Spending
the night In the sleeping car does not
improve ones beauty, does it.?
Barber. don't know what you look
ed like when You started, but reckon
you're right
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Can't. Rutt,a Abbreviation.

New York Sun: No greater indig-
niey could have been put upon the
presidents genial and efficient aid than
to spell his name with one IT. at the
foot OF telegram.
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One Free Performances Due.

French theatres receiving govern
ment subsidy, are obliged to give q
free performance every year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
Uncle Exra saws,

Laugh and grow fat is mighty good
advice, but teller kin laugh a hull
lot better when the pantry's full"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28

Spiral Wire Hoops for Kegs.
Spiral wire hopps now take the
place OF wooden hoops on barrels and
kegs
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SALE Or STOCK Or GOODS DAMAGED 81 FIRE AND WATER
p. q. TOZIER, - EroadMay
ia Broadway

Inostrils, and when the nose becomes
so infiamed that the operation cannot
proceed further the tube Is forced down
the throat
The suffragettes declare that tina
scenes that accompany forcible feeding
are revolving, the women being held
down by six or seven attendants.
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sUPREME ON LANp AND sEA.

United Wireless Telegraph combining
in
contracting
Of
Money received from sale of
addition the stations
San Diego Seattle the Pacific Coast others
and Ketchikan
Of bv
Nome Alaska similar
available
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-28
POINT LoMA rALks ro sHps in zee ATLANrlc ocsAN.

j. Mrlison In charge Of
the Government wireless station Y Point Iona claims
the record for transmission
in charge Of
Atlantic stations two
here.
The record broken Sunday night
Point distinctly
leshp Rhode Island the Atlantic. washington O.
from the Rhode Island and the Connecticut the
Department Washington,
Atlantic he decided to send
reply later He tried
wit he same ~
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A Forum Want Ad wan Sell 1t For You
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II n BOYLE.
T. ~ A-zAzs
Sheriff, Cass Go. M. ID.

J. r. Barry, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Fargo, ". D., Oct. rs, 1909
(Oct. rs. Nov. 4, IL, 1S, 25, Dec. %.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Buys Nearby Tract

Chris. Spec6t, president of the Cali
fornia Cornice works, has purchased
a tract of sixteen and one-half acres
on Vermont avenue, near Slauson
There are five modern cottages on the
property and about 1000 feet of cement
sidewalk is laid The tract has beer
subdivided and contains eighty-foul
lots.
Mr.. Specht will expend several thou
sand dollars for further street and
sidewalk improvements, and will erect
up-to-date residences as fast as pos
sible.
As the property is in the scent car
fare limits and being desirable fol
residence purposes, we consider it one
of the most important sales that has
been made in residence property foi
some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
KERN COUNTY PREPARES
FOR HUGE COURT HOUSE

The board of supervisors of Kern
county have published tentative plans
to guide architects in submitting plans
for the court house to be erected at
Bakersfield The building will be of
granite and brick construction, three
stories and basement high, and fire.
proof throughout.
The basement walls are to be of
granite, and the upper walls of white
sandstone brick. The floor beams will
be of steel, and all floors and partf>
tions will be tiled. The basement will
contain the boiler plant, several offices
and lavatories. The upper floors will
be divided into thirty-eight offices and
court rooms, and a supervisors room
with a seating capacity of 200.
The building will contain elevators,
perfect lighting, heating and plumbing
systems and must be within the appro-
pration of $3.50, 000
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
BUILDING is ACTIVE
IN VERMONT SQUARE

The Southwest Land company re-
ports building activity in Vermont
square. The following persons have
either begun or completed new homes
since the last report, September 2:
Samuel Morowitz on the north side
of Forty-fifth street, between Norman
die and Halldale.
Samuel HerkoWitz, on the south side
of Forty-fifth street, between Denker
avenue and Harvard boulevard.
Kennedy and Marine, two houses on
the south side of Forty-sixth street,
between Denker avenue and Harvard
boulevard.
Samuel Herewith, on the south side
of Forty-sixth street, between Nor
mandie and Halldale.
Eddy L. Brown, on the north side
of Forty-seventh street, between Hall
dale and Denker avenues.
Elenor E. Cohn, on the south side Of
Forty-seventh street, between Halldale
and Denker avenues.
G. c. Savery, on the south side Of
Forty-seventh street, between Norman
die and Halldale.
FIenor E. oChn, on the south side Of
Forty-seventh street, between Nor
mandie and Halldale.
T. ]. Losey, on the north side Of
Forty-ninth street, between Norman
die and Halldale.
John Beckwith. two houses on the
south side of Forty-n,nth street, be-
tween Halldale and Denker.
Ada e. Crane, on the south side of
Fiftieth street, between Normandie
and Halldale.
William Stockwell, on the south side
of Forty-ninth street, between Nor
mandie and Halldale.
Cora e. Hill, on the south side of
Fiftieth street. between Normandie
and Halldale.
A. ]. Vena, on the south side of Fiji
tieth street, between Normandie and
Halldale.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
HAWTHORNE HEIGHTS SELLS
NINETY LOTS IN TWO MONTHS

About ninety lots in Hawthorne
Heights have been purchased from Ellis
& Johnson, the selling agents, since the
property was placed on the market,
August 10 last, indicating the opinion of
the investing public regarding the
Hawthorne section.
The total paid for the lots was $780, 250.
The property is located directly on the
Inglewood division of the Redondo car
line, and is about thirty minutes ride
from Spring and Second strets A will
low ware factory and a glove factory
are being operated in this slightly sec
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Southeast Sales

Downing Realty company, 4608 Cen
trail avenue, reports the following re-
cent sales:
Five-room modern cottage at 1857
East Forty-second street, for c. H
Strong to Mary c. Walker, cOnsidera-
ton S2300.
Five-room modern cottage at 1871
Forty-seventh place, for c. H. Strong
to H. NJ Cain, for $1,000.
Five-room modern cottage at 5222
East Forty-seventh street, for c. H
Strong to J. D. Melton for $500.
FiVe-room dOreon cottage at 1922
Latham street, for w. J. Danforth tc
w. R. Lunceford, for $4,000.
Four-room modern cottage at 4S1C
Mckinley street, for Elizabeth Flint tc
Helena Klassen, for $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
Sells Choice Orange Grove

Lafayette f. Scott has sold to H
Gregory his twenty-acre orange grove
at Bryn Mawr This is one of the
best groves in that section, having
1900 perfect trees on it, and in the
neighborhood Of fifteen acres in full
bearing.
The place is we'll improved. with a
five-room house, a good ranch barn
etc. While the consideration is not
given, it is understood that Mr.. Greg
ory paid about $500 an acre, and it is
considered an exceptionally good buy
at that price.
The new owner will make some i'm
provements and will probably keep it
as a permanent investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-17
PoSTOFFlCE BUILDING
is PRACTICALLY DONE

With the exception of the carving
the stone work of the new postoffice
building is complete.
The copper roofing and the fiat por-
tions of the roof, which has a surface
of Ludawico tiles laid in elastic ce-
ment, is about finished. The immense
derricks which have been in use since
the commencement of the work have
been dismantled and removed.
The fireproofing of the top stories is
under way and the plasterers are on
the fourth story. The contractors
Dougan, Bringham e. Co.-are making
every effort to complete the work on
time.