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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-23
Forced to Stand Silent

The old men put up with their scurvy
treatment for somewhat the same rea-
son that prisoner does not complain
to his eoalers~ with the slight differ
ence that the Soldiers home is the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
SIS and COSTS FOR
SECOND OFFENSE
RESTAURANT KEEPER, ARREST.
Ed FOR SELLING. BOOZE SUN.
DAY. PAYS ANOTHER FINE TO-
DAY FOR HANDLING LIQUOR
WITHOUT A LICENSE. &

. For the second offense in connection
with the selling Of liquor on Sunday
and without license, George Saum-
weber. proprietor Of a restaurant, in
Moorhead, was fined s25 and costs, this
morning by Justice Wade and the
fine was paid. Mr.. Saumweber also
adjusted the loss of a sum of money
which a customer in the place last
Sunday complained about. In ALL the
violations for which Mr.. Saumwcber
was arrested last Monday cost the de-
fendant, fines and costs, nearly a
round $3.50. On the second charge the
defendant was represented by Mr..
Sharp of Sharp g. Chaplin.
While the incident is said to be
closed as far as Mr.. Saumweber is con-
cerned. the city attorney has Other m
vestigations in progress, tending to es-
tablish where the supply came fltm
that Mr.. Saumweber was charged with
the disposition OF. Mr.. Witherow say s
the administration of the city is de-
termined that Sunday saloon business
must stop and relentless war will re
waged and in the future extreme pen
alties will be demanded.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
BOARD HAS ADJOURNED
Clay County Commissioners Adjourn
Until Juno-ContempIRted I'M
proVements to Jail Considered.

The commissioners of Clay county,
after a session Of one day, adjourned
last evening until the first Tuesday in
June.
The apportionment of the / mill
tax, for roads and bridges, was not
completed. but will be at the adjourn
ed meeting. All bills on the auditors
table were audited and allowed.
At the suggestion Of Chairman
Webb the board made a very careful
examination and inspection Of the
county Jail, with a view OF having the
structure remodeled and improved.
Very little has been done to the
building since 1t was erected twenty
six years ago and its present condi-
tion hardly comes up to the require
ments Of law, for instance, there are
not proper provisions and require
ments for the keeping of convicted
prisoners apart from tLose who are
awaiting the action OF the grand jury
and held in default OF bail. The chair
man of the board and Commissioner
Sullivan are emphatically in favor of
making the improvements which are
deemed necessary to put the Jail In
the best OF order, as to safety and ev-
erythtng else. .' @'4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
MOUG CASE CHANGED
Larceny Action viii Be Tried In
Judge Martin Ryan's
Court,

AT o'clock this afternoon. when
the case of the state OF North Dakota
against Stewart Moug, charged with
grand larceny. was called In Judge H
r. Miller's court, the defendant, repre-
sented by Attorney McEnroe, applied
for change Of venue, which was
granted and the case was sent to Judge
Martin Ryan,
Moug was arrested last evening ON
warrant sworn out by Katie Wilson,
mother OF Mrs, Andrew Hendel. A
search warrant was issued and a part
OF the goods claimed by the Wilson
woman were found at the Moug home.
Part Of these goods are claimed by Mrs.
Moug as her property. while the own
ership of the remainder is dispu .ed.
The case will come up in the police
court probably tomorrow morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05

win be conference OF the rank OF
page.
Mrs. D.. d. CLARK OF Crookston. who
has been visiting her daughter. Miss
Grace Kemmerer. or the state nor
NAL. at Wheeler han, has returned
home.
Fire at crookston last night, de-
stroyed the stock, saloon fixtures and
furniture of a number of sleeping
rooms in an establishment conducted
by G. G. Hoch on Main street. The
loss to the building was about $4,000,
about half covered by insurance. The
$4,000 insurance carried on the stoc1.
ETC., will about cover the loss.
A Northern Pacific engineer. who
was gunning between Edgeiey and
Streeter yesterday. ami in town today,
says that II was most interesting
sight to see the seeding activities in
the vicinity of Gackle in Logan coun-
ty. It seemed as though the whole
country was black with seed drills.
The number OF machines in each field
was from eight to two and operations
began at O'clock yesterday morn
ing and, the intention was to keep at
It until too dark to work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
NoDveoian IndeDsndenoe Oav,

President Bogstad Of Concordia coll
lege has been advised that Governor
Johnson will not have left. Old Point
Comfort in time to warrant his being
in Moorhead for the II de Mai festivi-
ties. and Governor. Burke Of North Da-
kota has been inundated with invita-
tions from his own state and will be
obliged to accept one of them, How
ever, there will be other speakers of
eqral note and interest and the cele-
brltion in, Moorhead will be top
nctcher. Mr.. Bogstad says the Ella
borate programme is assuming shape
aud the committee will soon be able
tn take the public into It's confidence,
II will be the only celebration at his
crossing of the Red river and 1t is ex-
pected that great number of Morse
men and their ladies win make Moor
head their rendezvous a week from
next Monday. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
Miss Turner,s Piano Recital.

Miss Florence Turner made most
auspicious debut, last night, in q
graduate piRnoforte recital. at Stones
hall, under the auspices OF the Fargo
College Conservatory OF Music The
programme was most ambitious one
and closed with the difficult Mendel-
ssohn concerto in G minor. the orches-
ira part, arranged for tho second piano.
Miss Turner's playing was character
Used by dignity and fine musicianship,
prominently displayed in the delicate
and velvety like manipulation of her
runs. She was showered with flowers
and applause, Miss Jennie L.. Cham
pine contributed a vocal number, A
fuller review of the recital will appear
in the regular music column on Sat-
urday. y.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
". CT. i. COUNTY
CONVENTION Plan
AT MEETING OF EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTEE OF w. c. r. U. coNvEN.
TloN WAS PLANNED TO BE
HELD AT HUNTER, JUNE %
AND "a.

There will be county convention
Of the w. c. T. U. of Cass county held
at Hunter, June 1924 1t was de-
cided at the meeting OF the executive
committee of the Cass county w. C.
T. U. held in thes X. w. C. A. rooms
yesterday afternoon.
The programme for the convention
was not fully arranged but several in
teresting features were discussed.
Chief OF these was the plan to Sc
cure Mrs. Florence ID. Richards of
Leipsic, Ohio, one of the best national
speakers OF the W., C. r. u, to de-
liver the principal address of the con-
vention. Other features will be a
Jubilee night. Every president in the
country who has made a net gain of
five members will have place on the
programme on that night.
There will be also grand medal
contest. which will be open to the
winners of gold or silver medals in
the different districts and an essay
contest. In the latter contest prizes
will be given for the best essays by
scholars in the seventh and eighth
grades and the high schools, The
rules governing this last mentioned
contest will be published in full later.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
FORMER fARGOAN LOST
Andrew Haseman, Who Conducted q
shoe Store Here, Disappears
From IitohviIle.

The sudden disappearance Of Andrew
Hageman, who up to three years ago
conducted a shoe store in this city,
from Litchville, Barnes county is
causing the authorities OF that county
a great deal or concern. While in
Fargo, Hageman conducted establish
ments on Eighth street south, and
later moved to location on Broadway.
Several weeks ago The Forum pub
lished a story of how Miss HagemSn
daughter OF the missing man, had
rescued several persons from a burn
ing building In Brooklyn, where she
Is at present employed as nurse, An
account of the search for Hageman,
as published In Barnes county paper,
follows:
The sherifrs offace has not yet To-
Gated Andrew Hageman, the Litchville
shoe merchant, who disappeared from
his home early Sunday morning. He
was traced to some distance north
from Litchville. He stopped at Ole
Hanson's farm near Green township
Sunday night about Q O'Clock and
wanted. him to bring him to Valley
City, as he wished to take the 8 O'clock
train east, He has considerable
amount of money on hts person and
was probably headed for the north Pa
clio coast via the Great Northern,
where he has discovered long lost
brother but recently. Mr.. Hageman is
so years old. of medium height and
somewhat stopped, He is bald with a
blonde and somewhat flowing nous
tacile His ears are prominent, nose
large, and eyes sunken. He was
dressed in grey suit with derby hat
and wore rubber rain coat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05


Nv. adequate for the adjustment or all
their disputes. without resort TO force,
In q way to conserve the honor and
vital interests Of the separate govern
ments.
Substitute for Force.
Another step of still greater mos
ment was taken by the second Hague
conference In the direction OF provid-
Ing q perfect substitute for force In the
settlement OF international differences.
1t voted without dissenting delega@
tion for the principle of an interna-
tional court OF arbitral justice, with
judges always in service, and holding
regular sessions" The speaker said IL
Is safe to assume that the difficulty
in regard to the selection of the judges
will be speedily solved, and that we
shall have in a comparatively short
time the august tribunal which will
render war between the powers of the
wo~ld scarcely thinkabie He contin-
ued:
l,he high water mark OF the work
of the second Hague conference was
reached in its action In regard to fu-
ture meetings OF the conference. The
principle of periodic meetings of the
conference hereafter was approved
without dissenting voice. The date
even OF the third conference was fixed
and the governments urged to appoint
at least two years in advance an inter-
national commission to prepare the
program OF the meeting This action
means il approved by the several pow
ers, as 1t undoubtedly will be, that we
are to have hereafter regular meetings
OF a world conference. The powers OF
the conference will at hrst be only adj
visory. but in the very nature OF the
case it's conclusions and recommended
tions will be very largely adopted and
insthis way it will, from the very start,
be substantially a legislative world
assembly. Its powers win naturally
grow and be extended. Here we reach
the real position which the peace
movement has attained. The promise,
therefore, is very large for the years
just before u.s. for when the nations
meet representatfvely at regular per-
iods, and men OF the highest ability and
experience discuss. in a friendly and
frank way all of the common prob
lens of the world, the days of war will
be numbered, the great armaments
which now burden and distract human
ity will tumble to pieces and the era
Of universal and perpetual peace viii
have begun. 1t takes no large vision to
see this great consummation realized
at no distant time"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF
BISHOPS ARE MADE

Wheeling, w. Va. May 5.--At yes-
terday's meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal bishops, the following as
signments to fall conferences of the
denomination were made:
Michigan. Sept. az. Bishop Moore.
Central Swedish, Sept. 22 Bishop
Goodsell.
West Wisconsin. Sept. l, Bishop Nc
Donald.
wisconsin, Sept s. Bishop Nc
Dowell.
North Swedish, Sept. Is. Bishop Nc.
Intyre.
Minnesota. Sept. ~. Bishop NC
Intyre.
North Minnesota, Sept. %, Bishop
Mcintyre.
North German. Oct. s. Bishop Nc
Intyre.
North Dakota. oct IS, Bishop Nc
Intyre.
Northwest German. Sept. /. Bishop
Neuben.
western Swedish, Sept. 5, Bishop
Neuben.
Dakota, Sept. S, Bishop Berry.
Des Moines. Sept IS. Bishop Berry.
Northwest Iowa, Sept. 20, Bishop
Berry.
Upper Iowa. Sept. 80, Bishop Berry.
Black Hills Mission. Aug. 26, Bishop
Warren.
Montana. Aug 25, Bishop spellmeyer.
Iowa, Sept. s, Bishop Spellmeyer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
VAN ES' FINAL LECTURE
State Board of Health Was Subject Of
the Address at the Y. M. c. A.
Last Night.

The fnal lecture in the course which
has been given at the Y. NJ. C. A.
every week with some exceptions, dur
ing the winter by DR.. Van Es, was
delivered last evening. '%
The subject last evening was the
State Board of Health, and DIR. Van Els
outlined a model board OF health for
North Dakota. He would have 1t con-
sist of Ave or seven members, one to
be ;eleqted each year. This board
would appoint a state health officer
and each large city should also have
a health ohicer
An important feature OF the work
of the board OF health would be the
collation. OF vital statistics.
This course of lectures by DR.. Van
IDS on sanitation and hygiene has been
of great interest and it is probable
that the lectures will be resumed this
coming winter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
VESTS development
Was Subject Of Interesting oPatlsR
Given at High 6eheel by
MabIe Garman.

The oration at the high school this
morning was delivered by Miss Mabie
Garman on the subject of the Develop
ment of the West, She told OF how
the original west was the primevai
west Of the Indian days and of the
discovery of the great lakes and the
gradual development and settlement
Of the western country How that
place once kneWn as deserts are now
producing wheat harvests by means of
irrigation
Miss Garnan also told of what an
Importance the railroads have, been in
its development, and how the ,popula
tion has drifted westward until at
the present day some Of the western
cities are as large and as modern as
many of the eastern cities. In closing
she told of the great chance Of prog
ress In the west and predicted a bright
future for the western states.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
EAST side NOTES.

A marriage license was issued at
Fergus Falls yesterday to r. j, Sum
dahl of Fargo, N. D., and Alma Jensen
OF Pelican, fts
The Rev, j. G. Morrison of James,
town, N, D., passed through the city
on his way to Fergus Falls, where he
breaches tonight at the pre- -dedicatory
exercises which are in progress in
connection with Grace Methodist Spis-
copal church at Fergus. The Rev. r..
H. Craig of Lisbon, N, D., will be the
preacher tomorrow night.
the spring term Of the United
States court convened at Fergus
Falls yesterday afternoon, the Hon.
Page Morris, Judge, presiding.
w, y. Bryan lectured at Fergus
Falls Monday night, under the auspices
of the Lutheran college, and accord
ing to the local papers the people OF
the city are feeling very chesty ever
the visit of the democratic leader,
The Darrow hospital at Moorhead is
now under the exclusive management
of Miss Tonnesen and Miss Peterson,
both experienced nurses.
The case of Daniel Thompson, who
is charged with beating his wife, sew
eral days ago, has been transferred
from Justice Malioy's court to that Of
Justice Wade, who will call the case
In the course OF a day or two
3D. G. Meiander and Fl. ". Berggren
will represent the Key City Hook and
Ladder Co. OF Moorhead at the state
ftremen's meeting to be held at Cae-
quet, june and .:
Roland Gould OF Red Wing has taken
position In one OF the Fargo bakeries.
Bishep AEcGoirick has appointed
Rev. James Hogan Of Virginia City,
Mimi, as pastor Of the Sacred Heart
church at East Grand Forks,
The beard of education transacted
no business at the monthly meeting
last night, but TOOK an Adjournment
until tomorrow night. The plans and
specifications for the several repairs
and changes which are to be made to
sciaoo, buildings were not quite ready
to present to the board If the plans
and specifications are approved bids
VIII De invited and contracts let ais
whatever work is done must be com
pleted la time for the reopening OF the
schools Ia the fall Most Of the work
win be improvements in sanitation,
The knights Of Pythias will meet Ii
regular session tomorrow night. There
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
The credlter,a Letter.

Here is an interesting letter received
by well known English tailor in re.
ply to s'final' application for settle.
ment Of long outstanding account: ~
have much pleasure in informing Won
that have placed you on the list Of
my creditors, your number on The RON
being 1OS, In view of your name an
pearanG 50 far down my list and IN
common fairness 10 my other creditors
who have been on my books now for
some eensadeRa bie time am afraid I
cannot hold out the slightest hope Of
the early settlement which You aah
for, think 1t win be well, therefore.
II yOu discontinue forwarding your
frequent reminders which can do no
possible good and which are a con.
atant soupce Of annoyance 70 me.a--
London PicktAge.u Up,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
Young Woman Prossoutss.

One of the most vigorous prosecu-
tions ever conducted in the state of
Minnesota under the law prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors to
minor, is in progress at Fairmont, and
the complaining witness in. the lime
light Is a young" woman who is relent-
less, and vows that nothing short of
the maximum fine and the cancella-
ton of the license on the premises for
ever will satisfy her.
The complaining witness, a young
married woman, in desperation visited
a certain saloon in Fairrnont last Sat
urday, and led out OF the place her
brother. 10 years of age, whom she
found still drinking, despite the fact
that he was then In beastIy state of
intoxicattcn. Last Monday she had
warrant issued for the saloon man
and the case was set for trial next
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
Trinity Mems Club.

A very enthusiastic meeting, of the
mems society of Trinity church, with
a large attendance, was held last night
At the hospitabIe home of the Rev.
and, Mrs Jonn Peterson A spirited
address ny Attorney Dosland was
along the llne that activity and
character were important attributes to
bring about perfect success in any un-
dertaking. Church Loyalty was dis
cussed by o. O. Bjertness, and Law
renee Wright gave short talk on
Church Unity. The refreshments
served by the hostess were greatly en-
joyed and were not the least feature
of the meeting by any means. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
Criminal cases on caIendar.

Not one OF the several criminal
cases which are likely to be docketed
for trial at the coming term of the
district court Of Clay county ernanated
from the city! OF Moorhead.
The most serious charges are grand
larceny and burglary. Frank Felt
house, the pal or the convicted George
Frankhauser. lie awaiting the action
of the grand Jury on charges OF break
ing into loaded freight cars, between
here and Dilworth, and one Jack Nc
Carthy will be tried for similar Of
fense. George Gaff win have to answer
for horse stealing: two prisoners will
have to answer charges OF wheat
stealing, and Ernest Miller, serving a
term at Jamestown, will be extradited
to answer the burgIarizing Of two ho-
tells at Hawley.
This will be County Attorney john
sons first jury term OF court since. his
election last fall
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
Recognition Of Normal Diplomas.

c. r. Frazier, assistant state super
intendent of schools. made the an
nouncement yesterday that. he has
reached, a satisfactory understanding
with the Wisconsin board OF examiners
in regard to proper credit being given
to graduates of Minnesota normal
schools.
Graduates OF normal schools must
show that the four years high school
course has been completed. two full
years course in the normal schools, or
its equivalent, ,fand upon that showing
Minnesota graduates viii be certified
to teach in the schools Of wisconsin
below the high school.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
To Get Pointers.

g committee of the commercial club,
Breckenridge, was in the city yester-
day afternoon for the purpose of ex-
amining the ordinance under which the
Fargo & Moorhead Street Railway line
Is operated on the east side of the
river. A trolley line is contemplated
between Breckenridge and Wahpeton,
using the power from the Hollow dam
company at Fergus Falls. There are
a lot Of pushers behind the enterprise,
and 1t is the idea of the promoters 70
boost preliminaries with all the rapid
ltY possible.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
A Dsub4sul outIook.

a woman ID evident distress was
standing 1T hep door.
whats the matter, Mrs. Browne
inquired neighbor,
NOh, don't knew what to dor was
the TsnlF, "Billss away at the foot
bah rnateh"
Well. what about thatg' said the
other.
An. responded Mrs Brown. 4you
don't know BILL When his side wIt,s
ne gets on the loose, and when they
lose ne comes home and whacks ne.
They've played draw today. ana I'm
sure don't know what hem ID go
tme d4ondon Nxapess.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
MARSHAL ARRESTS
SMOKE WAGON JOHN
INDIAN WANTED IN souTH pA-
koTA, APPREHENpEp BY U. 5.
MARSHAL AT FORT ToTTEN-
TO BE TAKEN TO sioux FALLS
FOR SELLING BOOZE.

United States Marshal j. r. Shea
arrived In the city last evening from
Fort Totten. having in his custody
Abraham Johnson, better known as
Smoke Wagon John. an Indian from
the sisseton reservation who is want
ed by the federal officials of South
Dakota on the charge of introducing
liquor on a reservation.
The man was apprehended among
the Indians on the North Dakota res
eryation. He was given hearing this
morning before Commissioner J. A.
Montgomery and held. Under an or
der for removal he will be taken to
Sioux Falls, s. D., this week. to stand
trial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
CLAIMS SON WAS
MANNED BY Dog
ISSUED FROM POLICE
COURT THIS MORNING FOR Ar
REST or ANTON HANSON, WHO
OWNS AN ANIMAL ALLEGED TO
BE VICIOUS.

ASSERTING that his son had been
manned in, such a manner that he
might be disfgured for life, Ed. Pea
son appeared in Judge Martin Ryan's
court this merning and secured a war
rant for the arrest OF Anton Hanson,
1917 Eighth avenue north, who. he
alleges, owns vicigus dog
The complainant stated that his
boy. was bitten in the face last satur-
day, to such an extent that 1t was
necessary for the attending physician
to take three stitches In bringing the
wound together The wound Is just
d half inch below the eye. The ease
il brought under the city ordinance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
PULPIT CHANGE
IN EFFECT SUNDAY
REV J. s. De LONG PREACHED
FAREWELL SERMON LAST SUN
pAT-REv. s, s. WYAND OF AL
5ioN, IA. WILL TAKE CHARGE
OF BROADWAY M. e. THIS WEEK

The change of pastors at the Broad
way NJ E. church which was mention
ed by The Forum some time ago and
which was first scheduled for June 1.
will go into effect this week.
The farewell sermon Of Rev. ]. 5.
DeLong was preached last Sunday and
this week Rev. S, s. Wyland, who has
been the pastor at Albion. Ia, the
church Of which Rev. DeLong will
now be pastor, will arrive the latter
part of the week and will preach here
next Sunday.
Rev. DeLong has already left for his
new field in Iowa. He has been pastor
here for yeah and half, coming here
from Grafton. Rev. Wyand is a mar
ried man, but has no family except his
wife.
Shade trees and shrubbery of all de-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
MOTHERS DAY
White carnations at shotweil Floral
Co. for Mother's day, next Sunday,
May 3.
CRlTTENTON MEETING
Only Routine Business Transacted
This Foreneon--WiIi Get Busy
on Funds.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Florence Crittenton circle was held at
the home this morning. Only routine
business was taken up. The work of
collecting funds for the addition to
the home Il to be taken up IN the inn
mediate future and Systematically
pushed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-05
p. -.

Some people are so mean that they
wonit eat for faar Of wearing cut their
teeth.
It's often easier to walk around a
puddle than jump IT.
The height or some mems ambition
Ii to aft on the edge Of = dray, push
Ing q mule.
Plenty Of angels are just women
when you scrape or the veneer.
There are plenty OF good fellows who
won't buy drink.