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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30
Women. Cannot Property .*
Protect Their Interests
.y...:..... ~--~ Without the Ballot.

President OF Br,n rds~r cons@
NHERALDED with bare Of tumpets, reluctantly emery
ng into the light millions Of earners
hronging every trade and profession, multiplying them
selves beyond all calculation from
country Of the civilized world >g Id a#5
ALREADY EVERY ONE STUDIES THE SUBJECTS CON.
PEELED TO RECOGNIZE THAT WHETHER We WISH iT Or NOT,
ECONOMIC lNpEPEhpENcE WOMEN u TAKING Place sE-
OUR EYES !, - r.. IT, [@s +%s
1t only necessary confront intelligent
en Independence millions Of workers and the
swiftly coming Of millions
women workers carry conviction Woman
INEVITABLE fron, ~ serious
of fac-that the ballot will not AID WOMEN WORKERS AS
IT HAS AIDED MEN WoRKER obtain
fairer wages rs
THE ExPERaEnc1 On MopERM clvllzATloM an, Mn;
TORY Ik1 WHOLE TREND MODERN nkMocRAsM. opHs TIA
PROVE THAT DsFaANeH'sEo CLASS cANNoH
LABOR. #8 zl<@ & =st sTs $$*$f
What may perhaps IF The older
Is utterly nexcusable IN female
herself facts. MILLIONS QF WOMEN THE
WORLD OVER ARE NOT AT PRESENT SUPPORTED RYs
MIN These millions They their
.HONORABLY II WE PERMIT THEN, DIsHONORARLYSIFf
WE, PREVENT THEM gnob IS the
supported
bird tie traditional such
actnay try prevent PRO
TECTING THEIR LABOR By THE BALLOT. The only pos
sbe such Of the actual
St T Is ouTRAo1 AoA,NsT DEcEhcy THAT
1NERN QUESTION m THE hLyEs WOMEN CINE
DaGN ~ MASCULINE mAJoRITY
NDEFxnENT, on WoRsE.s 10 WoMENs NTEREsIs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30
4 Fl[OxUPF3R FORGERY.

Fargo. May ~: 1T ID probable that
the case 81 +. ~ Fox. former receiver
OF the United States land once q
Minot, vii cause one Of the sensations
at the present torn Of federal CONT.
Fox II charged with forgery In con-
nection with certain acts as receiver.
He is 4 prominent citizen Of Ward
county and his friends are watching
for the outcome Of the trial, With
great interest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30
MIXED METAPHOR
The Wonderful Feat That Was eer-
formed by q Bottle.

The Wonderful Feat That W4s -
formed BY q Bottle. 10y.
An. amateur historian a. Responsible
for. this, AL along, the ever flowing
stream of history you can discern the
silent footprints Of the crowned heads
Of Europe" 'ey.<.~4: -, 4. :. ..f-
+ The village reporter on the death Of
the village. poet:- '"Ehat dauntless pen
shall write; no more, for 5its eyes are
closed forever 
..>S, ya ,l,r - -. l-r}
From the speech Of: 4 rising Young
politician: '.rhe fierce light Of public
opinion shall, dog their footsteps; until
itstrangies them. Then shall they swal-
low; the bitter pill and drink it, very
dregs." IA A@ ) -. "A;
. Advice and warning from q success.
full man Of business to gathering Of
young people: EVERY rung In the Lad.
der of, success, Is; paved with sllppery
stones, on which: only the clear head
and the steady hand can retain their
footing" - b., ,-. =, -, 80;
: The fearless suflragette Was address,
ing q meeting, Of mere mem. She bad
graphically related to- them the fassrr
cinating story Of the strenuous; strug.
gle the, ladies had made fQr that most.
priceless OF possessions. q vote; how
every obstacle had been conquered.
and victory was at last in sight; s We
have nou;" she shrieked. almost
crossed the trackless- desert, and the
harbor lights are stretchiqy ont their
armssto greet us!' d ::ss-7 s4es " !, @ss..:<S.
Tbs Temperance advocate Vas Swing
4 striking bnt a. true picture Of The
vast. amount Of evil wroushtg by, ths
damon! Of drink, and, the tact that he
occasionally got semew hat mixed = in,
his metaphors did j not derogates from.
the truth that underlayi biz REMARKS.
What h the greatest Devastating
agent Of our t1nne7'' he asked. 1T ii
the bottle which smiles geniallye b.,
fore your face while, at the same time
it ID stabbing you IN. the. back 1T. Pa
London weekly. NJ :. asa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30
RICHTER Busy MAN.

I. Edgar T. Richter, Y editor of the
5Larimore Pioneer, is in the city on a
business trip. Mr.. Richter is inter
5ested in the placing of an automatic
cigar vending machine and expects 10
place several OF them in this city. He
viii leave for Larimore Monday .as
he is still running the Pioneer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

Today is Memorial Day, and the
members of the Grand Army will OBJ
serve it as usual, by attending reli-
gious services. The regular Memoir
ial Day services will be held Monday,
and, the program for the observance
ofstae day has already been announc-
ed. Although many years have
elapsed since the close Of the Civil
war, the appreciation Of the services
performed by the soldiers Of that
period has not lessened but rather
grown greater. The number of the
veterans: Of. the, Civil war Is rapidly
decreasing, year by year. The young
est or the men who served through
the conflict Of 1861 Is now approach
ing the three-score, years and ten
that marks the span OF human life.
The armies of veterans that will
march in the parade In the Memorial
Day .observances Monday will con-
trast strangely with the vast armies
that marched in the battles of the
Civil war, and with the grand army
that passed in review at Washington
at, the close, of. the great struggle.
Then the armies were. composed. of
men, young, active, in the height of
strength and health and fvigor. Now
the armies are composed Of men in
the sere and yellow leaf, walking
with dihhculty and feeling the weight
of years and, struggles. Too much
honor cannot be paid, now or ever, to
the survivors. Of. that great conflict.
And too much stress cannot be laid
upon the spirit that led them to make
the sacrifices they did in those four
desperate and bloody years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

Visitor And s6 you're leaving Paris.
OF course you've been 70 the Louvrei
Fair American-Yes: + bought this COLI
laret there. Visitor h, mol 4 mean
TN pictures. ~ know I1ais -
EneEs mommari 49, 1
gallery by tfat nansi ianeh.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30
y " 800 E{TT' Y - 1 ~ Ne. "
News. Of the State.

Judge Pollock will be the orator at
the Memorial Day exercises at Fargo.
An. old fashioned Fourth of July
celebration will be held at Medina.
erect a $4,000 hall.
The Harvey club has appropriated
$1,000 for a Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
Medina people are agitating the
building of a modern high school
building.
The Ward county cases recently de-
cided by Judge Templeton will be
appealed to the supreme court.
%
Ed Pierce, for a number OF
years publisher of the Walsh County
Record, and famous for his "Hits and
Mrs" column, has leased the Herald
at Sank Center, MINI.
Superintendent Bangs has been re-
elected as superintendent of the state
deaf school at Devils Lake and the
faculty has been reelected at in
creased salaries.
%
The Northwestern Telephone COM
pany warns hunters up in the nor
them part of the state that it will
prosecute them if they are found
shooting insulators off the poles.
=. = -
Senator McLean's home near Han
nah was partially destroyed by fire
and the senator will help repair 1t.
as he is a practical carpenter.
- A Sanborn man announces that on
and after date he will kill all chick
ems found in garden and owners of
fancy ones are warned to beware: '~'
r n
- - -
Charles Staples was sentenced to
four years in the state penitenttary
at the term of court at Dickinson for
stealing a team of horses.
The St. Thomas Times is twenty
seven years old and Dad Wardwell
congratulates Editor Grant Hager on
being just as old as the paper.
Attention is being called to the fact
that persons who. throw. glassware
on the highways are violating q state
law passed last winter and are liable
to. arrest and punishment.
Fred; Loenberger had narrow es.
cape from drowning while crossing
the Green river. His horses swan
ashore and his rig was capsized. Mr..
Leonberger managed to. swim out
and recover. his OUTFIT.
The price of oil in the state will be
reduced after July l, 1t is reported
but the amount of the reduction is
not stated. Kansas oil will be ad-
mitted to- the state under the new oil
law and it is said this is
responsible for the. reduction in the
price. 80 N,,
Charley Sunby, who tried; to kill
himself by. shooting through. the head
with a revolver, has almost entirely
recovered. from the shooting, but is
totally blind and will be so. sunby
was Hillsboro restaurant man., and
the bullet with which he, sought to
take his life. merely destroyed both
optic nerves. 5S*s
Officers through the state are warn
ed to keep an eye out for number
OF noted confidence men who. are now
drifting Westward to ply their trade
at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXPOSE
tion at Seattle. City police have sent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

Officers through the state are warn:
ed to keep an eye out for d number
,of noted confidence men who are now
drifting Westward to- ply their trade
at the, Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposi-
ttion at Seattle. City police have sent
out a list and description of some of
the noted crooks who are reported to
be on their way west. ny
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

. We havs conmitted the Golden Ruls;
10 memory Now let us commit Il d
life. Markham.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30
Fresh Era Of Pros
perity Will 4 s !
Be Upon Us 5,
By PAUL MORTON. President Of the Eauft
riEtHy

3e#@a%@@@S In this country outlook always good for
the reason that WE ARE BETTER EQUIPPED THAN Any
OTHER NATION IN THE WORLD only to meet tempo
ray business disaster from it. We have the most
fertile fields greatest efficiency farming large diversity
crops and perhaps the most improved agricultural
to #@s&%s@#
WE ARE THE WORLDS cRANARY; We WANT TO Be TIE.
CHIEF WORKSHOP EVEN HAVE AMBITIONS TO BECOME TO-
LEADING COUNTING HOUSE OF THE WORLD
The States among other things has the cheapest
portation civilization Our railroads have annhled
tance opened up empires and aided in the MOST
ABLE DEVELOPMENT THAT CIVILIZATION. HAS EVER
KNOWN. #&z*" : @.%:. q !.
prosperity of the American farmer not only Of the
most significant Of present day facts but MEANS MUCH ~
OUR FUTURE EXPANSION Our farmers have owned
much owed so little as they do today -
the EFFECTS re PANIC OF 1907 ARE O'sAPPE ARIho
WITH A CONSERVATIVE 4 AND CAREFUL REVISION oF TIE
rARFF, WITH THE RIGHTS Of LABOR RESPECTED AND TIE
RIGHTS Of CAPITAL REMEMBERED AND With coMPlETf
ELIMINATION eosPEL DiscoNTENT AND Class IA.
TIRED, We ARE GOING a VERY MUCH LAaaER AND
GREATER rhE CHEF MENACE - THAT We WILL De
vELoP roo RAPIDLY VIZ MUST Always H*ve An EMER-
oEkcY BRAKE ~ -. Ill - -#s,. <s%~ E#@t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

~ TN Tribuns want Columns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

Try The TrIbyns yysns Columns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

Charley Sunby, who tried; to kill
himself by: shooting through, the head
with revolver, has almost entirely.
recovered. from the shooting, but is
totally blind and will be so. sunby
was Hillsboro restaurant man., and
the bullet with which he sought to
take his life. merely destroyed both
optic nerves.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-30

Charles Staples was sentenced to
four years in the state penitentiary
at the term of court at Dickinson for
stealing a team of horses.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-30
Just Because You Are Feeling Fairly Well Salts
fled With Yourself and Your Showing During
the First Bonus Period is No Reason
For Stacking up

given in the bonus, and a great many
did not, try again.
The contest mar finds that many
candidates worry over the difficulty
they find in gaining subscriptions and
don't figure that the other fellow is
up against the same thing. Times
are Just as hard in another district
as they are in yours. and people are
taking just as many papers.
At no stage of the contest has the
enthusiasm reached a greater degree
of development. Although it is yet in
its swaddling clothes, this great "eight
in one" contest bid fair to develop
into a husky, lusty maturity, the d.
Hn~enSiOnS and strength of which will
be surprising tothose not accustomed
to thinking in large figures.
Today vote means the changing
Of many positions in the ace. Those
who have been wise enough TO secure
a half-NelSon on this weeks oppor-
tunity will be found in the forefront
of the battle from now N They Will
be found to be people who have taken
this contest to bed With them: men
and women who realize thai to
reach the land of hearts desire it IS
necessary to travel the more or less
rocky roads of patience, perseverance
and intel1igently directed effort. Mere
idle wishing is not going to carry
away any of The News and Observers
forty-four valuable prizes. Persistence,
confidence and courage are the ele-
ments which Will be found to be the
DISTINGUISHING characteristics OF the
successful candidates.
If you're goiEg to be q candidate.
be one. Don't be ashamed of it.
Don't go on record as being in the
'~receptiNe' class. Strong characters
the successfuA men and women OF this
age, are not tucking themselves away
III some dark corner awaiting the ar
rival OF some Columbus to discover
thelr talents. Active, aggressive. con
centrated energy is the fabric OF
winch success is woven in this must
ling, turbulent old world.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-30

There is a popularity voting contest
going on in North Carolina under the
guiding hand Of the News and OBJ
server. Have YOU heard anything
about it? Has any n asked yOu for
"a subscription? If not o are GER
tainly a mighty unlucky individual.
II you lave not been approached by
one of the $50 hustlers in the race
it is either because YOU nave not yet
been located by any Of them or else
because none of them consider you
as a friend. And that would be an
awful state of affairs. as those $50
are mighty popular people and not to
be on their lists means hat you are
either a new arrival or else you GER
tainly are a dead one.
Those live candidates are out to
rake the State with a. fine-tooth comb
and there is absolutely no chance for
YOU, Mr.. Citizen, to escape, 30 you
might as we'll make UP your mind
now, which one of your friends You
are going to support and just drop
in the News and Observer. office and
pay a years subscription and have the
votes placed to his or her credit.
Now think it over. There sure is a
likely bunch OF our best people repre-
scented i that lineup, both from the
city and the outside. You can take it
from the Contest Man tina there are
quite a lew OF the apparently down
and out ones who are simply giving
a perfect imitation of the animal tina
one VIM. H. Taft has but recently re-
stored to its one-time fame and-inl-
pOrtance.
once upon a time, as all stories
start, there was a little girl by the
name Of Elizabeth. who was
starting her second year at the
public school: AS the pupils filed
in the first day they noticed a motto
which the teacher had writer on the
black board. II was IF you don't suc-
ceed at first, try, try again" This
motto haunted Elizabeth the day
through, and that evening as she kneit
~ say her prayers beginning Now I
10y me down to sleep" she tackled to
me END OF the prayer, please God
mahe me azgood girl, if YOU don't sue
NoW hIss try, try agains"
canaiG.t ~ motto --teids true with he
.aiuioaSes IN h News and flhserv4.,,s
s scae popularity contest. If you dion,i
succeed IN winning the 5o.000 votas
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-30
A WORD OF CAUTION.

just because you were fortunate
in winning II Or more Of those
extra ballots for $4,000 votes is nc
reasOn why you should figure hat
YOU ..have something On the other
fellow and can afford to pass into
a cOmatose state for a few days.
There's going to be something do
ing in the bonus line in a very
few days now, Just as soon as the
first period is checked up and the
votes sent to the winners. So
keep up your speed. Don't let up
for an instant. Remember that
: old timer about the tortoise and
: the hare. The next bonus will be
for new subscriptions, and while
!: smaller than the first one, will
: still mean many thousands CT
: extra votes to those who maintain
: the pace they have become ac-
: customed to during the past ten
: days. BE wise and do not let up
: for an instant.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-30
THE REAL WORKERS
ARE ALWAYS BUSY

Remember There Will Be Another
Bonus Offer Shortly on New Bust
ness. So make Hay During the
Lun Between Offers and Have t;H
Advantage Over the Other Fellow
ANY New subscriptions Turned III
Before the Next Bonus Offer Ap-
Offer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-30
It's a Pleasant jon.

4 /" -
The prizes are here to be o Some
one is going to get them. And Q
who do are those who neglect no OPP
1t isn't absolutely nee
essary to start today. but Its much the
better idea. Sit down right now,
Elm out the nomination ballot and
coupon, fill them in with your name.
or that Of some hustling friend you
care for-send them to the Confess De-
partment and then get right out ana
hedge a few friends to suppcFt You.
You'll be surprised to find how easy
# is. after YOU make the. start Clip
the oupon every day but dom
sDend too much time in doing TINS.
You will readily see that Il year >
NEW subscription will give you more
votes than you would secure Wy chp-
ping coupons for hat a day.
Can up the Contest Department OF
the News and Observer at n tlIns
and ask all the questions you can
think Of. Then call or send for SUP
scription blanks and make ais contest
your business for the next ten we1 aa7
It's going to pay the hustleFs' anu PoS
them handsomely.
Which class are you going to Delons
to. those who wish but never act, OF
those who jump into a nice frlenaiy
| little trial Of strength, willing to play
up bv winning one Of these ~forty-fou1
ms enificent prizes? Think it over
and then GET BUSY. Opportunity is
battering at your door: n are
YOU going to do about it:
Schedule of Votes.
The following scale shows the num-
Der Of votes that will be given at the
| News and Observer Office in exchange
| for cash payment on NEW Subscr1p'
tons:
New Subscribers.
| s6.o Q one year ....... 10000 votes
SO. 90, six months $3.50. 4,0oo votes
s1:5o o. three re mon months: sd 1885 Votes votes
$1.00, one wear. Farmer
& Mechanic and week
ly News and Observer 500 votes
So. 90, two years, same. 100 votes
Credit for One-half the above mum.
Der of votes Will be given on all Ole
subscriptions.
The Districts.
The State Of North Carolina ha
been divided into eight districts 10
the Of this contest. The dis
tfictS are as follows:
District 1-Embraces Wake count!
alone.
District o-An Of the following
counties: Vance. Warren, Halifax
Northampton, Franklin, Nash, Edge
oom!be, Wilson,, Johnston, Wayne.
District 3-All of the following
counties: Columbus, Brunswick, BIa
den, Pender, Sampson, Duplin, Ons
low, Jones, Carteret, Craven, Greene
LenOir. New Hanover, PanllicO.
District ALI of the fonOWin:
counties: Pitt, Beaufort. Hyde, Mar
tin, Washington, Tyrrell, Dare, Ber
tic, Chowan, Perquimans. HEREFORD
Gates, Pasquotank, Camden, Cur
rituck.
District 5-AlI of the folIowin!
counties: Robson, Stanly, MontgOn
cry, Moore Cumberland, Lee, Har
nett.
District 6-All OF the following
anop, Durham. CaSWeu, Person. Gran
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-30
Fire at Oxford. /.

Especial to News and Observer
Oxford, N. c.. March 27.-An alarm
of fire awakened the people of Oxfofd
Friday night at midnight to find tn
scene Of the fire in the bakery am
grocery store Of Sizemore Bros. net
door to the express and telegraph OIL
flee.
The fire originated in a drawer
where matches We're stored and SET
fire to goods on shelves. above tRt
drawer. which made a loud noise. by
breaking of jars and popping cannso
goods. which noise was heard by an
Of a room on the Seconf
floor and an alarm given. which called
out the fire comDany-in time to exttaa-
guish the flames before great damage
occurred. The loss Of goods. is cover
ed by insurance: se1st-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-03-30
INSTANT RELIEF

All N%euralgias. Facial, Sciatie. Tic
Dolere,1x. Agina Pictoris, Ovarian,
Uterine. Fifty cents. A cure guar
anteed.
JOHN N. WEBB, Norfolk, Va
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-18
Subrpme Court Justice
Soon to Be -Appointed
By Governor r.. F. Noel

Fletcher has the endorsement Of more
than two-thirds of the bar of the State.
Judge Sidney Smith, of Lexington,
now holding circuit judgeship by ap-
pointment of former Governor Varda-
man, and personal friend and fellow
townsman of Gov. Noel, is regarded as
having the next best show in the race.
This judgeship appointment has for
the past several months been the sub.
ject OF greatest interest to members
of the bar throughout the State, and
the signal ability of Judge Fletcher
coupled with his great personal pop
ularity among the members Of the pro
fession, make him the one best bet
The announcement, when 1t comes
win be a matter of unusual interest
even for a supreme judges appoint
ment, always an event in this State.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-18
BLAKESLEE
To lecture
AT DECATUR
Secretary Of Agriculture VIII
Address Meeting Of the
Farmers Union.

Jackson, February 1S.-Hon. H. e.
Blakeslee, commissioner of agruicult-
ure and commerce will go to Decatur
Saturday to attend the meeting of the
Farmers Union and participate in the
organization of boys corn club in
Newton county, along the lines follow
ed in many other counties. Mr..
Blakeslee has followed up these clubs
over the State until he has become
an expert on corn club organization,
and his services In that capacity are
greatly in demand.
On the oath he goes to Columbus,
where he will assist in the organiza-
ton of similar club, and discuss
with the citizens there the plans for
the local fair to be held this fall. He
will be in Yazoo City on Saturday,
March 27, on identically the same mis-
sion.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-18
RETAILERS
APPRECIATE
SITUATION
VIII Join the Lumber Produc-
ersin Demanding Retention
Canadian Duty.
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
jackson, February 18.-Lumber
manufacturers in Mississippi are get
ting very much stirred up over the
proposed removal of the tariff on Ca
madam lumber, and it is stated that
when the Mississippi-Louisan Retail
Lumber Dealers Association meets in
Jackson in semi-annual convention
next month a memorial Will be pre-
sented for adoption urging the Mis-
sissippi delegation in Congress- to vote
against the duty removal.
Thus far only one member OF the
state delegation, Hon. Adam Byrd,
has gone on record as favoring Jar
iff for revenue only" as applied to the
lumber business, and he is being bom-
barded with letters, kilograms and res
olutions from wholesalers and man.
ufacturers urging him to change his
attitude on the subject. The other
members, it is believed will recognize
the fact that, next to the cotton crop
lumber is Mississippi's principal pro
duct, and is therefore entitled to full
measure of protection. t
The retailers are, of course, not sc
vitality interested in the tariff question
as the manufacturers and wholesalers
but, nevertheless, they are expected
to line up with the allied trade inter
ests and appeal to the members of
Congress to protect the industry, the
Democratic tariff plank to the contrary
Notwithstanding.