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Aunt Wanted Money.

His aunt found out where he was and
bothered him great deal. bur the
BaineS were loyal friends and pro-
t"oisd MN. Mrs. Dalton after repeated
Efforts 10 get the hoy to give her part
ut las salary every week went to West
Sldr Police Court on Sunday and told
Magistrate" Corrigan moving tale OF
now nsratetully she had been treated
nN her nephew. on the strength Of her
story the Magistrate issued q summons
commanding the boy to appear in court,
and answer to a charge of disorderly
conduct.
william made his appearance vesiar.
day al. alone He did not understand
me nature II the proceedings. Mrs BAL.
ton, volubIe and ;or.i blc tok charge OF
the situation. She said the boy was her
sol" support, that he had beaten her
and deserted her and refused 10 provide
for her wants, Young Davis. over.
whclmei BY tn" eloquence Of his aunt.
stood silent when asked II he had any
thing to say His silence was taken as
an admission OF guilt. and as he had
no friends In cour; to speak for him the
Magistrate ordered him committed to the
Workhouse until such time as the immi-
grafton authorities could deport him "a
an undesirable citizen
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-&zNany GLOVES FOR
CHILDREN

Chlldrens Lisle Thread Gloves,
white and colors; LIlllan's
prices. !6c. and 6Oc.: 0urs...... 10
Children's White and Colored
2Clasp SILK Gloves, double
finger tipped; LillIan's
price. 75c.; MISREPRESENTATION. .S5
Kayser's Make OF Children's
SILK Elbow Length Gloves,
white and colors; mousquetaire
style: double finger tipped;
Lilllan's price. LOO; ours....... 80
Small sizes in full pique gloves
for children; Iillian's price
1925 u pair: ours ....,,.......... 40
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.Azzzaxy KNIT UNDERWEAR
FOR CHILDREN

Infants Shirts and Abdominal
Bands some are slightly soiled,
but the values range from 25c.
to 35c. each; our price........... 10
Infants shirts, the finest grades
OF pure cashmere, very well
made Illllan's price. zoe.
to Al 10 each; ours ..,.....,,, 90
Misses Vests for summer wear;
ribbed; all sizes: LillIan's
price. 25c.; ours................ .12h
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-&lzaay KIMONOS FOR
CHILDREN

Flannelette and Eiderdown. also
bath robes, In various styles,
sizes TO II years. Not all sizes
in every Style, but every size In
lot liilian's prices, Sl.DS,
S9.OS and S:IOS:
ours ........... ,0S 40 and 1893
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-&zzany INFANTS WEAR

lnIantS' Dresses, many styles,
embroidery aud lace trimmed,
Lillihn's prices. $3.50, A1.DS
ana S..Ih; our price. .........,, .SS
Infants Dresses, princess and
yoke: trimmed with fine lace
ana embroidery insertions and
edge: l.illian's prices. $3.50,
So.0s anu 900; our price. 9 90
Infants Dresses. princess yoke.
Dutch neck short dresses; some
lace and embroidery fancy effects.
lillian's prices. S1.DS. $3.50
ana Sl.Ob; our price. az
Infants Dresses. long and short.
many pretty styles. Lllllan's
prices. 9sc. and SI.2o: our prce AZ
Infants Socks and Stockings,
assorted cOlOgs iiliian's
prices, 2jr, and 3Dc.: our price q
Infants SacQues, cashmere and
flannel. and pique and Bedford
cord REFERS. i,lliun's prices
Dsc.. SI..5, 81 30. ~ Us and
S...h; our price. AZ
Children's Guimpes. various
styles high and low neck.
embroidery and lace trimmed;
Iilllnn's prices. $500. $3.50 and
$40: our price ...........,..,.. SO
Worsted sacques. Capes and
Nightingale all hand made.
Iillian's prices. Si.OO. ~ 20
and ~ 80: our price .........., AZ
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w Netiers, all colOrs, good
quality size ~ to 10 years:
L''''an's price. $500: ours...,.l05
BOYS Blouses, made OF good
quall'y madras; sizes 8 to 10
years Li'ilan's price. 00c.: ours. "A
Boys Caps, oil kinds Of cloths,
all shapes. all sizes. Lillian's
'''o' 'oc'' ours. ............,.... .25
Boys. Double Breasted Suits
ana Russian and Sailor Suits;
many different materials;
sizes 2h 20 l6 years;
Lillian'a price. $500: ours "a OK
Boys Wash Suits, many different
styles and materials: sizes
2la to y rs. Lilllan's price,
Sl.OO' ours Observation-Disclosures, az
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-2zz;any PARAS0L COVERS

Very pretty effects In lace
and net, neatly finished with
tucks and frills OF lace and net.
Ltllian's prices. $3.50 to S5.O5;
our prlces.'''' ....,... .9S to 2 90
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
WEGLEY
AT WILLISTON
BROTHER OF FORMER MAYOR is
FOUND NOT GUILTY or
RUNNING A PIG.

Winston, N. D., June 9.-Fred Weg-
ley has been acquitted. The Jury in
the case was out just three minutes
this morning when it returned a ver-
dict Of not guilty. This case has at
tracted attention for the last year and
a half on account OF the accused being
q brother of former Mayor Joseph
Wegley. who hos the reputation Of
being the man who cleared Williston
of blind pigs. and it was asserted that
the mayor was protecting his brother
and allowing him an exclusive right to
cond act pig"
Has Had Four Trials.
The accused was tried three times
before justice OF the peace and each
time found not guilty and then was
indicted by the grand jury, on which
indictment he was just found not
guilty.
The outcome Of the case convinces
Wegley's friends that the case was
only piece OF spite work on the part
Of those opposed to Mayor Wegiey to
throw suspicion on the sincerity OF his
administration.
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SENATORS TO
CONE OUT WEST
SENATE COMMITTEE WILL VIEW
IRRIGATION PROJECTS DUR
ING THE SUMMER
MONTHS.

Washington. d. c., June s.-An-
nouncement was made today by sena-
tor Thomas Carter. chairman Of the
senate committee on irrigation, that
his committee will visit ali the inpor-
tant irrigation projects this summer
and that It will be the purpose OF
this investigation committee 10 pro-
cure such information as win enable
it to legislate "sanely and safely on
the irrigation matters in the future.
The eighty-acre farm unit innova-
tion viii be thoroughly investigated.
The recent troubles at Yellowstone,
the Trenton project, win also receive
the personal attention OF the commit
tee. The North Dakota congressional
delegation win be invited to attend
the bearing at Glendive. Mont. in this
connection.
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BLACK HAND
MURDER PLOT
Jail Delivery and Murder Of
Detective Planned
FREED man TO DO KILLING
DETECTIVE LoNcFARDl or BLACK
HAND SQUAD OF CHICAGO
FORCE WAS TO BE VICTIM
MAN HE ARRESTED WAS TO
KILL HIM--LATTER WATCHED.

Chicsgo, June s.--An alleged plot
to assassinate Detective Longfardi of
the black hand squad OF the Chicago
police force, was revealed here today
by Longfardi. The plot Is said to
have involved a jail delivery.
Some months ago Longfardi arrest
ed Giuseppe Buertucci. who was
charged with the murder of another
italian, John Umbrella. Later the
same officer took into custody Vim
cenzo Geracci charged with attempt
ing to extort $4,000 from DR.. Peter
Citeria by black hand threats.
Story of the Plot.
Two weeks ago Longfardi received
a letter from Geracci stating that a
plot was underway to contrive the
escape OF Buertucci from Jail, AMI in
that case Buertucci mas to carry out
sentence OF death, imposed on the
detective by the Italian secret So
ciety. Geracci stated that Buertucci
had confided the facts while in the
corridor of the jail.
A few days ago a letter of similar
import was received by the detective
from the same writer. Buertucci has
been closely watched since the warn
ing and has had no chance to escape.
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SHOT BY POLICE
FOR SPEEDING

indianapolis, June 9.--In a motor
car chase led by Sam Dowden. prom
inept attorney who lives at the Uni
versity club. pursued by another car
containing Chief Of Police Metzger,
Captain of Detectives Asch and Adel-
bert Wilson, chief of police of Oakland,
Cal, Dowden was shot through the
knee, late last night.
Dowdens car stopped at once and
the police carried him to physician.
Chief OF Police Metzger said that sew
eral shots were fired, one by him, at
Dowden's car, after the gong on the
police car had been rung repeatedly
and all the policemen had yelled at
Dowden to stop.
Dowden, they say. was going thirty
five miles an hour. The shots were
ared at the tires of his machine, they
say.
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N. D. LAKE GIVES
UP GIRLS BODY
sEARCHERs RECOVER BODY OF
MISS LAURA LIMNEsAND OF
BUCHANAN IN SPIRIT
WOOD LAKE.

Jamestowr; ~. D.. June O.. The body
OF Miss Laura Limnesand, one Of the
victims Of the drowning tragedy on
Spiritwood lake last Thursday night,
has been recovered from the lake. The
body was found in twelve feet OF
water by ]. A. Buchanan. The ex-
ceeding cold water had preserved the
body and there were no marks of vio-
lence, showing the drowning to have
been accidental.
Capt. H. H. Thompson, an expert
diver, has been secured to seek for
the body OF Miss Limnesand's com
panion. Fritz Falk. He has had years
OF experience and was one OF the ex-
pert divers who assisted in recovering
the bodies from Seven Mile crib in the
recent Chicago horror.
Miss Limnesand and FHalk were
drowned while boating on the lake
during fog.
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RICH GEMS
Mexican Leaves SI2,120 Dia-
nonds IN Custom House

New York. June s.-The customs
authorities have on their hands dia-
mond collar and bracelet appraised at
$12,120, which the owner apparently
did not value suf1icientIy to claim. The
Jewelry was seized on April "a, when
Celso Del Vfllar, a wealthy Mexican,
who had arrived from Havana on the
steamer Moro Castle in company
with a well known Mexican actress,
failed to declare It.
Villar was paroled in the custody OF
a representative of the Mexican con-
sul but when he was wanted could not
be found.
A special agent of the treasury de-
partment was searching for Del Villar
to learn why, on the testimony of his
companion tnat she was not his wife,
he should not be deported Del Villar
was traced to the Grand Central sta
ton, where II was learned he had
purchased two tickets Eor Montreal.
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STATE ~" man
IS BEST ORATOR
RICHARD WENzEL CAPTURES
FIRST HoNoRs IN INTER
STATE cONTEST--FARGo
COLLEGE SPEAKER
THIRD.

Grand Forks. N. D.. June .. Richard
WenzeI OF the University Of North
Dakota won the Interstate oratorical
contest at the North Dakota university
last night william Clary, represen-
ing Fargo college, was third. The
other contestants were James Dobson,
representing Dakota Wesleyan Of Nit
chell, S. d. who took second place.
and o. A. Aiseth Of Yankton college,
Yankton, S. d.
Wenzel spoke on The German Amer
ican Dobsons oration was, Our Pa
cific Outlook. Mr.. Clary gave his ora
tion on American Mastery OF the Pa
cific, and Mr. Alseth talked on The
Toilers.
The contest was very close, there
being only four points difference be-
tween the winning contest ana Mr..
Clary. who was in third place.
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BIG TRUST
INDIGNANT
Powdermakers Charge a Freeze
Out in Bids for Canal

Washington. June Obtaining dis
examinations were being made by the
isthuian canal commission in favor Of
the manufacturers OF Trojan powder"
the z. + Du Pont De Nemours Powder
co. yesterday filed formal protest
when bids were opened for supplying
explosives for the coming fiscal year
for work on the isthmian canal.
The specifications allow alternative
bids for supplying Trojan powder,
in the place Of dynamite, provided the
effectiveness Of Trojan powder is the
same. The Du Pont company protested
that Trojan" IL trade name and can
be supplied only by the proprieters Of
the brand. The restriction OF the bids
OF this class OF explosives to the one
brand. Trojan is as unfair as ii
would be to restrict the bids on salt
petre dynamite to Atlas powder, the
Du Pont company urged.
More than 100000 pounds Of dyna-
mite is desired.
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The above are few Of the princi-
pal points brought out in the address
of Gov. John Burke before the con.
vention of the grain growers depart
ment Of the American Society OF
Equity this afternoon.
Before Governor Burke started to
speak the time OF the convention was
taken by Secretary Baernstein of the
commercial club, who read paper IN
the institution of durum wheat day
in the Dakotas similar to the raisln
day Of California
The. governor stated that If the
farmers of this convention thought
that the institution of such a day was
advisable he would issue a proclama-
ton declaring such day. 1t is prob
able that the matter will be brought
up at one of the business sessions OF
the ronvanffon
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BAD BLOW TO S. D.
"INSURGENTS"
ROBERT S. PERSON REMAINS IN
INTERIOR DEPT-TAFT
WOULD MIX IN FAC
TIoNAL FIGHT.

Washington, June S.--Robert s. Per-
son, of South Dakota, and auditor for
the interior department, will continue
in Office indefinitely. Announcement to
this effect was made at the white
House today.
President Taft IN making known his
views, declared that he did not pro
pose to be dragged into the factional
struggles OF the republican party of
South Dakota and therefore no change
would be made in the authorship as
far as he was concerned
The decision comes as a hard blow
to the Gamble Crawford forces, better
known as the insurgents.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
Big LOCAL OPTION
Fight in Ohio

youngstown, o., June 9.--After the
bitterest fight that has been waged in
Ohio since the Rose local option law
went into effect, the votes of Mahon-
ing county are to decide today whether
they will permit or prohibit the sale
Of liquor in that territory. Mahoning
is the largest and weal,niesr county in
which local option election has yet
been held in Ohio.
If the drys win today more than
800 saloons will be closed and thou
sands Of dollars worth of brewery
property will lie idle.
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Marion, o.. June 9--United States
Secret Service Agent ]. F. oldheld,
who arrested Sam Lima, Marion
fruit merchant here yesterday as a
leader of an Italian Black Hand society
has gone to Columbus, taking with him
trunk full of discriminating letters
found in Lima's store.
Some of the letters, all written in
Italian. were decorated with skull and
crossbones. Others were prepared with
neatly drawn bleeding hearts pierced
by daggers. More or the letters con-
tanned different designs of the threat
ening insignia OF the Black Hand
mystery. all intended to terrify the
prospective victims OF the band OF ex-
tortionists whose censor and COM
mander- -in-chicf in the state Of Ohio,
the federal officers assert, is Lima.
TWO Associates Are Held.
With Lima there were arrested here
several other Italians. -Four were later
released, but Samuel Rizzi and Sebas-
tian Batazlo are held by the sheriff.
Both are section hands employed by
the Pennsylvania railroad. They were
associates of Lima and in their trunks
the secret service agents found letters
of same character, as the collection
taken from the safe in Lima's store.
While the authorities here are
awaiting the arrival of United States
Marshal Chandler from Cleveland, O..
who will take Rizzi and Batazlo to
Toledo. secret service operatives are
searching for Italians in the neighbor-
ing cities who are. suspected OF i'm
piication in an extortionist plot that
has netted thousands of dollars In
blood money within the past few
months.
Some of the suspects are being
sought in Bellefontaine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
ATTENDANCE
GRATIFYING
Nearly Every County in N. D.
Is Represented
DELEGATES ENTHUSIASTIC
CONVENTION OF GRAIN GROW.
ERs' DEPARTMENT or A. s. e.
OPENS IN FARGO UNDER FINE
coNDITIoNs-Gov. BURKE AND
PROF. ARvoLD PRIMO IPAL
SPEAKERS TODAY.
oov. eurke On stoek oambIIna.

Gov. Burke on Stock Gambling.
The only power great enough
to grapple with this evil is the
congress Of the United States.
Congress must amend the con-
stitution. giving II greater power
to control, regulate and penaIize
this gambling before 1t will be
wiped out
Il am not one who believes that
there is not enough genius in
American craftsmanship to solve
this great problem by legislation.
Another thing. If you would
stop gambling on the board OF
trade you must stop the practice
yourselves.
When you organized you adopt
ed the nameof Equity. This means
that you must not only receive
equity but must do equity--in 9TH
er words. you must follow the old
teachings of the golden rule. Do
unto others as you would have
them do unto you"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
DIR. CLEMINSON is
ARRAIGNED TODAY
NO TESTIMONY, HOWEVER is
HEARD IN CASE AGAINST AL
LEGGED WIFE SLAYER.

Chicago, June 9--Dr. Haldane Glenn
inson, accused Of wife murder, was
taken from the county Jail to the
Sheffield avenue police station pre-
paratory to his arraignment before
Municipal dadge Bruggemeyer. 1t was
believed that no testimony would be
heard by Judge Bruggemeyer today
as Police Captain Kane will insist
that the hearing be postponed until
after complete analysis of Mrs.
Cleminson's stomach has been sub
mitted at the inquest, set for June IS.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
S3O,OOO,OOO SUIT IS
SETTLED OUT OE COURT
ACTION AGAINST THE SUGAR
TRUST DRoPPED-TERMs OF
AGREEMENT ARE KEPT
A SECRET
\ seer Err

New York, June 9.-Tne suit OF the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co. for
sSO.0OO.O00 damages, from the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Co, was formally
dismissed by Judge Holt in the Unit
ed States circuit court today. when
the counsel for the plaintiff informed
the court that a settlement had been
effected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
ACCIDENTAL
OR SUICIDAL?
BODY OF SOCIALIST AGITAToR,
FOUNDER or MILWAUKEE
COLLEGE FOUND IN
LAKE MICH.

Chicago. June 9.-The body of Chas.
Ettinger, socialist agitator who is
said to have been at one time an as
sociate Of the late Pres. w. r. Harper
of the University Of Chicago was re-
covered from the lake here today.
Ettinger, who was so years of age,
disappeared from his home in this city
two weeks ago. Whether death was
accidental or suicidal the police were
unable to determine. There were no
marks OF violence.
Ettinger is said to have been one of
the founders of the Spencerian college
at Milwaukee.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
20 THROWN into
BUILDING AFIRE
ROOF COLLAPSED AND SCORE or
HALIFAX FlREMEN HURLED
INTO BURNING sTRUc-
TURE.

Halifax. n. s., June s.-Twenty men
were hurled into a burning building
while fighting fire which broke out
this afternoon in the plant Of the
Nova Scotia Furnishing co. The roof
OF the building on which the men were
standing suddenly collapsed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
SENATE ADOPTS
DINGLEY RATE.
THIRTY CENTS A POUND PLACED
ON WOOL AND WAsTEs-FI.
NANCE COMMITTEES
AMENDMENT Is
APPROVED.

Washington. june Bly, an aye and
nay vote of 40 to 80, the senate today
adopted the finance committee's
amendment restoring the njngley rate
OF 80 cents pound on wool. top waste
and other wastes.
The house rate was 20 cents. The
progressive republicans generally voted
with the democrats against the In
crease
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
New Rockford Wins Two.

New Rockford, N. D., June 9.-The
New Rockford high school baseball
team defeated the jamestown highs
in both games played here yesterday
afternoon and this morning. The
score of the first game was, New
Rockford IA, jamestown IL; the sec
ond game, eleven innings, New Rock
ford 3, jamestown 2. Batteries. New
Rockford, Tarball and Briggs; James
town, Smith and Harrington.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
QUAKE DESTROYS
TOWN; zoo
KILLED

Padang, Sumatra, June e.--The town
of Korinohi, fS5 miles to the south
east of Padans, was destroyed by an
earthquake on the night Of June ga,
Two hundred people were killed and
many others injured. The shock was
accompanied by tidal wave which
swept the native huts away like cookie
shells.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
MAY THROW SOME LIGHT
ON PETROslNo's DEATH.

Toledo, o., June 9.--Charles Vic
carlo, an alleged ringleader OF a
band Of Black Hand operators, was
captured at Bellefontaine, o., at 8
o'clock this morning by United
States postal inspectors and the
police 1t is intimated by Postal
Inspector Oldfield that Viccario
may be able to give some informa-
tion regarding the death of Petro-
sino. the New York detective, who
was assassinated in Italy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
Mornina Session.

The convention Of tie grain grow
ers' department of the American So
ciety of Equity is in full swing in Far
go today. Until Friday morning the
city will be full OF farmers from all
parts of North Dakota and western
Minnesota.
The iniAkol session Of the convention
started at 1890 O'Clock this morning
in Union hall. with a delegation pres
ent, the size RI which even surprised
the officers Of the society who have
been working for several months ar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
Treat Of Fargo Now Third
From Top in Mystic Shrine

Louisville. KY. June se-The follow
ing officers were today elected by the
Council Mobiles of the Mystic
Imperial Potentate, George L. Street,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
ARCH FIEND
IS CAPTURED
Head Of Black Hand Caught
at Marion; 0.
TRUNK FULL OF EVIDENCE
SAM LIMA. FRUIT MERCHANT,
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WITH
SEVERAL ASSOCIATES RY GOVT.
SECRET SERVICE MEN-sTART-
LING PLOT is REVEALED.
BANDITS FATHER SOUGHT.

Marion, o., June Q. = Lima's
father. who is wanted. is said to
be at Upper Sandusky, and the
police there have been asked to
apprehend him.
A brother Of the alleged bandit
has disappeared.
another brother. also sought,
has been traced to Italy, whittier
he departed a few weeks ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09
WORKMEN CLASH;
BLOODY Fight
STRIKERS AND STRIKE BREAK
ERs MIX AT WELLsToN, o.
EMPLOYEES OF PECK, Will
LIAMsoN co. STILL
IN RING.

Wellston, o., June ga bloody fight
occurred here today between men
brought here from Cincinnati and the
striking employees of Peck Williamson
Co, manufacturers of heating and ven-
tilating apparatus
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Wheeling. w. Va; Imperial Oriental
Guide, Jacob T. Barron, of Columbia,
s. c.: Imperial Treasurer, William s.
Brown of Pittsburg, (re-elected); Inn
perial Recorder. Benjamin w. Rowell.
Of Boston, (re-elected); Imperial First
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09

OF Richmond, va; Imperial Deputy
Potentate, Frederick K. Hines. of Los
Angeles; Imperial Chief Rabban, j.
Frank Treat, of Fargo. N. D.; Imper-
ial Assistant Rabban, w. j. Cunning
ham, of Baltimore; Imperial High
Priest and Prophet, Vim. w. Irwin, of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-09

Ceremonial Master. Frederick r.
smith, of Rochester, N. Y; Imperial
Second Ceremonial Master, j. P. stew
ems, of Portland, Me-; Imperial Mar
snal, Henry w. Neidringhaus. of st.
Louis; Imperial Captain of Guard.
Charles e. ovenshine. of Minneapolis.