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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
WANTED TO CARVE
POSNICK'S HEART
n. EARL, DUsKY GENT, ARREST
Ed FOR ASSAULT WITH A DAM
oERous wEAPoN-cAsE WILL
Be HEARD IN POLICE COURT
TOMORROW AFTERNOON.

Claiming that coIored man named
r. Earl, attempted to carve his heart
with an ugly appearing razor, as the
result OF dispute over bushel OF
potatoes. Morris Posnick swore out a
complaint against the man, Earl was
arraigned before Judge Martin Ryan
this morning. The states attorney and
assistant were engaged with cases in
both the district and justice court and
this matter was continued till tomor-
row afternoon at o'cle<A The wit
nesses subpoenaed were Bee Gilestein
Jas. Potter, VIM. Noel and Sandy Ross
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
FARGO GETS next
Meeting Of 4. P.
TWENTY-FIRsT ANNUAL SESSION
OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE
STATE WILL BE HELD NEXT
YEAR IN THIS clTY-oFFIcERs
ARE CHOSEN.

Fargo was chosen as the next meet
Ing place for the grand lode, ), knights
Of Pythias at the closing session of
the grand lodge which as held We'd
nesday and Thursday in Grand Forks.
Delegates from Fargo to the grand
lodge returned to this city this morn
ing and bring this information.
The reports of the grand officers at
the session at Grand Forks showed
the order to be In splendid condition
financially and a steady growth in
membership was also indicated.
The election of officers, which was
also held yesterday afternoon, resulted
in the choice of Geo. B. Dennison of
Cando for grand chancellor and
Charles e. Ego of Lisbon, vice chan
cellor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
LOAN WANTED

$4,000 for nve years at per cent.
Excellent security. Address Box BAT.
care of Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
PROPERTY LEFT
To ARCHBISHOP
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT or
LATE BISHOP STANLEY FILED
IN PROBATE COURT - LATE
BISHOP coTTER NAKED IN CASE
OF ARcHBIsHoP's DEATH.

The last will and testament of the
late RI. Rev. John Shanley, bishop of
Fargo diocese. was nled yesterday in
the county court The instrument was
drawn uD Jan. is, 1902.
All real and personal property is left
to the Most Rev. John Ireland, arch
bishop OF st, Paul In case OF his
death before Bishop Shanley's. the Rt.
Rev. Joseph B. Cotter, late bishop of
Winona7 was named beneficiary.
Archbishop Ireland is nominated and
named as executor and in case of his
death the late Bishop cotter was
named to act. There has been no
hearing in the mat er berore the court.
Gaare's Art Parlor is located at 22O
Broadway. Phone 1851.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23

Best line of oftice stationery in the
city. knight Ptg Co.. s1s N. p ave.
nue.. *. .a..
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23

changes in the city since he was here
a quarter of a century ago.
With his wife, who is visiting at the
home OF her son, Mr.. Mayo will return
home Sunday.
New fall hats Just received, at Mrs,
HoIderman's, Magill block.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
MEDAL SLOW IN COMING.
Civil War Hero Decorated After Forty
Five Years. sz- g

Ann Arbor. Mich, July 22.-In oc-
tober, 1864, Maj. Gen. Meade recon-
mended to congress that Joseph Kemp.
of this city, be rewarded with a medal
of honor for conspicuous bravery per-
Termed on the Wilderness battlefield.
May 8, 1854, when a mere lad of 20.
Kemp dashed into the Confederate
ranks and captured the flag of the
Thirty first North Carolina. TODAY
Kemp received the medal from Adjt
Gen. C. w. Mcclure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
Coming Events

Tuesday, July "a.
Interstate fair.
Wednesday, JoIy "a.
Interstate fair.
Thursday, July 20.
Interstate fair
Friday, July so.
Interstate fair.
Monday, Aug. 2.
Industrial summer school at A. C.
begins.
FtW. Howe begins lectures on Agri-
cultural Education.
Tuesday, Aug. 5.
DR.. Bailey lectures on Country Life.
I Saturday, Aug. 7.
&c H. w Howe's lectures end ~: ~
,,r-a- rp-- Thursday, Aug. 20. 6.aa.a.. '.'..
Industrial summer school at A. c.
ends. .f.~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23

county treasurer, is today paying his
first visit here in twenty-five years.
Although past the four score mark,
Mr.. Mayo is as hale and hearty as
many men much his Junior. He is en-
joying the best OF health at the pres
ent time. Mr.. Mayo notices great
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
TO sIssEToN, s. ..

~ UE00EFNNy v s
Miss Stadstad, who mas been taking
course in shorthand at the A. b
g., has accepted a position as stenog-
rapher with bank at Sisseton.
The Actual Business 3
office training has made demand
throughout the northwest for A. b
9. students. Prospective students
SHOULD investigate the special advan-
tages AFFORDED by Aaker's Business
college, Fargo and Grand Forks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-23
Oxfords and pumns

A. L. Moody's ad in this issue will
prove Of interest, as a number of
bargains in shoes. hose, gloves. etc.
are offered for Saturday -
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13
No. 1861.
NOTICE or SETTLEMENT or FINAL
ACCOUNTING AND PETITION
POR DISTRIBUTION.

IE TUE SUPERIOR COURT Or THE
STATE ~ WhaHIEGTOS, ~ AND
FOF TIE COUSTY or S%OHO
Nl.U
pPOEAJE DEPARTMENT.
IN tho Matter NJ tho Estate of George
Franklin Deceased
Sofi,e ia hereby given by the under
signed. rztrritfiz II the estate Of George
Franklin dene9s sd ~ the said eEecutrix
sf said Estate and ~ all persons inter
rsiet iu said estate that she has filed
With tnr clerk NJ the above entitled
,o1ri her frat and final accounting as
ezrrIfriz If the estate ri George Frank
.in. deceased: and that she has flied her
p,thion for distribution to herself and
fhpae named IN said Hill II said deceased
rhifh BE- flied in the above entitled court
NJ i1r alyDvs named state; and that Sat
urfay. the fourteenth 90 day of Au-
Ylsf. iJlD o. ten OclDck in the forenoon,
haa been appointed by said court for
the settlement ~ said accounting and
t.r hearing ~ the petition for distribu
tipn o. WhIrh time any person inter.
rsird DO soid estate may appear and file
efesptinus in writing ~ the said ac
narnting ~ petition for distribution and
'Duiest The same
Dated this I'm day If July, 1900.
" r. fORNETT,
Freeuirg ~ ibr Estate ~ George
Franklin. Doora sed
g. ! fa1asett attorney for ezecutrix
Offiee apd tpsinffice address, Nos. 2OG.7
Stokes bioek. Tserrti Wash
Date ~ ! It publication. July ~. 1900 At
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13
LABOR GC..7

50 far organized laact .as .~ s.r
600 TO Massrs Goare'e " t.-
Marriscr. 10 BE- used a. '.-.
hY a referendum r- .-s .a-..e
ship II the !arernat.oa resre .a-
lon decided not 20 ha. s--.1.
his year
Montana .aborln2 as. .a-a s1~es-
eara men IN the horse = ,a .-aA..s-
-.ras and TWO men carving .a
ards 10 -he senate
Thn Brotherhood II Cs're ats al.
Io.nara has erected --sa. r.
Camden, v. l.. over -.a ast .a.-..x
place Of +. I. M1Gu..a ~. c2e-.z4I
the brotherhood
The National Let-e- -s'~s assoc
@iatoa has p-ro hasA! ..l
nHar Colorado Spring @s fir
The proposed sani-ar. IT, --..l.
adjoins the Union fr.a:a,e ..-.a ~.
Il picturesque
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13

=. = IN p.
STATE or WAaffINCTON. ~
EN1 FOR THE fOt WY
1P lNGFtONIa4
f., he matter If the estate af ANDREW
Z. Noro1.d L,ooea ser.
Notice j. hereby given eta. in barsu-
a'rs If an --.e- If the Superior Court in
ard far eraaani$, Cnaasg. Waaain 2ron..
made IN the zfta 4ay 6s July. 4. b.
M In the matter Of she estate Of
andre. 4, Narya.a. 4araa ser. the under.
;. med e,,e axanleor Of the .Aid estate
,...I seI az public auction b the high
.s. bidder. for .aya.. in laVfa. money Of
..n totsa States and subject 10 The
.nF''4.1 t'on ?, F'a y" se,''r. or i,.6 ga
~ [,lt,@[ M a., ,ps cl1,+ HIS
D.. Fgarate In The ro4nt1 Of -nohon-
sa. an The right. title, interest and -
.1a 'f tos <.4 AnIFes -. ~, 't nv. ;,.. a.
XXI. ,-I .,.s...s. ~. H. ,,d eatats
aas BIZ operation of Iaw or ot'erwisA
acquired other than NJ IN addition 10
hat ~ me s@'d "nHfs" =. %'fg2'H a.
."' 5'f'e '' "'" .''".' VI @'.' ~ ~ .'."'
~ '.s,,, - ling in .5e aid r.ouotv
n sanhnm..a state Of Washington,
and bounded and described a. follows
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13
No. 1899.
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
II THE SUPERIOR COURT or THt
STATE OF WASHINGTON. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY

-
OF SNOHONHSH
In the matter Of the estate of Cecilia
>ehwarzmii.ler, Deceased.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN: B.
the undersigned. executor OF the last
will and testament OF Cecilia Sehwavz
miller iaeea sd TO all creditors of and
all per-oHs having claims against the g
tate OF Cecilia S-hwarzmiiIler, deceased,
and against the community composer
of Cecilia Schwarzmiiller, deceased, and
f. r. 4 SchwarZmiiller. to exhibit them
vita the necessary vouchers. within one
year after the date OF this notice, to
the said executor at Hartford, Snohom
i,h County, Washington. the same being
the place for the transaction OF the bus
mess OF said estate.
Dated at Hartford, Washington, July
-, 1909.
+. r A. SCHWARZAnILLER.
Executor OF the last will and tesla
ment OF Cecilia SchwarZmiiller, deceased.
Date OF first publication July -, 094t.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13

tasse re E.-t~a ..r3s times and
i-a xt .tn vra sIW8t'ante ~ the
s.@srf If men and aiiairs h'i signs
irhieatr that ttr T,r.ing classes ths
real h'"r a14 s'1s7 ~ any r''ntrJ
ars 30 nnZaf 'rH.rnt ~ merely w'11'f
fhe rr''th p. 'he "r'd with Just
enHngh payment ~ me" t'l 10 exc
tlt prr'ariD1s i1e.ihn"d. b"t are DO
handing 's 'h"f u2bt enough "i ""@I
they rrod1fe ~ il9s in romi"rl, - s'n.
fate their children and f." I'y by ''"
P'nten'y t'f Tho inf7'tab'" f'iny H"f
h"t 7i'nT m N"'rf' '7 TINS '''f' ''
ing given oppression h1t ~ l"H '''n
tries Of the T"tid Fr'n''' spain ""'1
On j. IS ""ld VIDE movement 'l
Is siEnitc'nt mat IN i'''' ''' "''''
countries that have been ana pre- 4i''
being atrf'' ~ me ''Pl'7 ny ''''''' '''
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13
One Cure.

! believe I'll rock the boat" de-
ciared the man In the stern.
Don't do it, advised his companion.
1T might discharge this unloaded Dis.
tol l have in my jeans."-Louisyills
Courier-J ournal
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13
NOTICE or HEARING RETURN OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
iE THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. IN
AND FOR THE comfy OF
.A~T.rrTNrrE.Fy

>NcHDMI>H.
in the matter Of the estate Of Bessie
" Rinari. Deceased.
Pursuant 10 an order Of this court
made On the thirteenth day OF July.
1909. notice j. hereby given that on the
J. th dag Of August. 1909. at ten
O'Clock q m. in the court room at the
Court House in the city OF Everett. Sno-
homi,h County, Washington. has been
appointed a. the time and place for the
hearing Of the return Of the proceedings
Of Vincent J. Rinard. administrator OF
-aid estate, under the order Of the court,
April 23rd. 1909, authorizing the sale of
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1909-08-13
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
n ME SUPERIOR COURT OF TN
STATE OF WASHINGTON. N
AND FOR THE Comfy OF

AMI FUN ! He NO-f VI
>NOHOMISH
In cae matter Of the estate Of Cattle
i1- En- Smith D,7,.ease
Notice &. hereby given that W 4
lay administrator with the will a.
--y-t Of Catherine H Smith, ieceas~,-
aA- rendered and presented 20 the eo1r-
ttrr--aUt for settlement, his annual AT
final aeculu- OF the administration 81
-aId estate. and that Tuesday, AuZu--
3l,-. 900 At ten O'Clock q n in tn
Oea-- House Of >aoh0mish County, hl'
been appointed the time and place for
The -~tCIem-nc Of said account a-
eavh time ami place any person in
--ra--eL In .aiL estate may appear an
file exceptions % said account. and con
---- che same.
JOHN p DAILY,
County Clers
Date Of first publication Aug. 6, 90. 4,
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
.NEW LAND C0lM|IlMIS
SIONER IS NAMED
SENATOR AL TX MAcDoNALD I is
UftApiiMousLY cHo osEN STATE
@ LAND coMAaIss oNER VICE
Il o. /. HE0GE, REslG GNED.

AZ the, meeting 81 the board Of uni
versity and school lands held Wednes.
day at the capitol Senator Alex Mac
donald of Glencoe, Emmons county,
was unanimously chosen commission,
er Of the state land once and VIII
assume Ills new duti ies April 1. u
There have been 8 aSnumber sc ru-
mors of other changes III this depart
ment but the board gaye 10 sIsn d
such . the meeting Wednesday and
It q not knows Who wiill succeed
WaIter Brown, chief clerk. who M
sreSigned.
Senator Mo donald has been ii q.
tensive stDck raiser of Emnaons coun-
u for = anumber of years ma In hia
home county snd 81 this city Is well
and favofably known ass ! man 81
sterling character, excsllent Judgment
and good business quail 6cations. That
he viii nllls ! good co,nmt ssioner.
goes without saying and III many
friends consratulats him 81 tl,s
nnanimity q his chaics.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
5 Q |. !. 5 / !. n ! ! /
.N|||R|'.,I||||.O||'|H|||.|y||'S'(||N|. !
Vancouver Hotels Fail 70 A.p,
preciate the Honor Of
Entertaining The Col0leIdl'
Champion, Who U Has II 1fOl, | |
Die 10 GettlRg! Quarters |

Vancouver, B.! c., Manch 10.--Van-
couver} hotel proprietors drew the
color line very strictly last night
when Jack Johnson, the black heavy
weight champion, attempted to se-
cure accomodations. Coming up from
the steamer, the colored man with
his white wife and friends, went to
the st. Francis hotel. X i. +. 4>ss5. fs55
sa johnson was politely told that the
hotel was filled to overfowing. The
clerk was very sorry, adding: 5;#s 5;#s
Really, Mr. Johnson, it cannot be
helped. J" They did not have any
rooms and that was all there was 70
It. 3 <.s5 5,.,: !. .5 .r s..ss :. -35
The fighter took the rundown with
good grace the first time, but when
it was repeated In five other hotels,
and especially at two-dollar-a-day
houses, he was abused. Mr.. Johnson
said very little but was plainly very
much disgusted at affairs. Late in.
the. evening they obtained accomodar
tions at the Dominion, . down town
hotel. 4E {4T5 y @ef2 @ef2 ~; *$s n
johnson spent part Of the night at
Mr. Continued on page s.) I, I.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
NI0MB|||E|||.'|D|||. ! ! B J !. ! "
:, Z! " I5aE St VII Y%3t = H. StarM-N~
1F1|Y|'H|Dl|R|S Y !. ! 0 ! l|.|| R. !.
Miners Rescued Through
ball Hole Alter Being
ear 10 Death Behind a
Mass Of Earth +. r.. i. !.

Lake City, Utah. March TO-
An enduring the horrors Of an
I'M round prison with death very
no pr fifty hours, George and Jer-
ssry erson were dragged through
al khteen-inch hole to freedom
and dAAfety at the Saint Patrick mine
tonigAE The men were blindfolded,
wrapyed in blankets, refreshed with
hot Nee and hurried home. They
ars ilttle the worse for their expert
ene y :. ..~. r.
Monday afternoon the roof of the
draln tunnel on the Saint Patrick
propefty gave way and high mass
ofeNrth blocked the passage 100
feet from its mouth. The. Petersons
were entombed. Warned Of the dan
zel. they had equipped themselves
VIII long iron pipe two inches in
dianSter. They drove this slender
tube through the debris and thus OBJ
ta.nsd dir and food until rescued.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
MASKED men MURDER A PRIEST

Newark, N. j., March 10.-Three
men whose features appear to have
been concealed by their heavy over
coats and slouch hats, walked into
the study of Rev. Erasmus Ansion,
pastor of the Polish church of Saint
Stanislaus this morning and opened
fire on him. Three bullets from their
three revolvers hit the priest killing
him instantly. -'E
The trio turned, to make their es-
cape and found their way blocked
by Mrs. Antonio Sewrzytka, the house
keeper, y Without an instant hesita-
tion one Of. the visitors turned his
revolver upon her, infficting a>wound
which is likely to prove fatal. Then
All three rushed out into the street
and made their escape. + ~: ..,$ ,
Two hundred parishioners who were
attending the early morning services
n the church adjoining, heard the
shots and rushed ont, led by the as
sistant priests, who were IN charge
of the services. But the assassins
had disappeated. leaving apparently
10 clue % tAsir whsreshouts Or iden-
thy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

The police were put to work on
the case within a few minutes of the
murder and by noon had rounded up
four suspects, one of whom the
housekeeper, now in St. Barnabus
hospital, thought bore resemblance
to the leader of the trio who had
done the shooting. The others she
was unable to identify. All four. de-
MED any knowledge Of the affair.
There is no adequate theory to ac-
count for the attack upon the priest
It was learned that there has, re-
Gently been considerable factional
trouble in the congregation, and. Fr-
Ansion, when he came from Paterson
to take charge Of the church ave
months ago, made several changes
which are said to have caused wide
dissatisfaction. All the men arrested
are members OF Saint Stanislaus
church. and the police ordered the ar
rest OF Ill the former trustees whom
the dead priest onsted when ne took
charge of the parish. Father Ansi0n
was horn n Russia and came tos
America ave years go after serving
for time II England.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
JUDGE INDICTED !.
FOR CROOKEDNESS

= Toledo, o., March 10.-As result
of the probing into the affairs of the
defunct Ohio German Insurance COM
pany, the Lucas county grand jury
this afternoon returned five indict-
ments against Judge Michael DON
nelly, president of the company. Two
of the indictments charged perjury,
two embezzlement and one embezzle-
ment and obtaining money by false
pretenses. Donnelly is Judge of the
circuit court in the Third judicial
district of Ohio.
The company was barred from do
ing business in Ohio last December
after investigation by the state su
perintendent of insurance.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11
five BURNED | !. I. !.
! IN ! EXPLOSION J J D.
q 49,, 'ras IAN 2lzA4 11OV2OAV
GasOlene ! ! Lamp Explodles in
Hotel |lll| J / Office II[l G at Kuhn In !
Dreadfullly Burning five
Persons S and xreckilg
:. the Place !.

F. w. Kempf, assistant secretary
of the senate, returned last night
from Kuhn where he spent a day or
50 before resuming his work on the
completion of the senate clerical
work. . ~
Mr.. Kempf reports a sad accident at
Kuhn last Friday night, when gas
oline lamp in the hotel Office explod-
ed, enveloping the place with fame,
and seriously burning five persons,
including the landlord, John Hill
ius. Joe Fields, block man for the
International Harvester company,
was badly burned about the head and
face, and Is in the hospital at Aber-
deem.
An. Adventist minister, who was in
the Office, was so badly burned that
his eyesight is gone and he will prob
ably have to suffer the amputation of
both hands. The force of the explo-
sion was such that heavy plate glass
windows were blown out, and the
flames shot through the dining room
door and half way across the room.
Fur coats hanging in the Office were
stripped Of fur, so hot and intense
was the fame.
T.. The lamp is supposed to have leak
ed and generated gas enough to
cause the explosion. ST. T.,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-11

Washington. b. c. March To-.
III 49, authorttstirely lealned To-
night .that the new tariG hin which
VIM So submittsd to IN IN suse sat the
special session by the ways and
means committee, will contain these
recommendations: &'aS = !. Z, q s::3s s..
Iron ore, placed on the free list.
Rails and billets. substantially re-
duced. @ ..st. ~ y 7 . . s..5 = .%s: u ..555& 2-
Pig iron, rs per cent reduction. a. &:
. Textiles, graduated tariff: on high
grade cotton and silk goods. an In
creased tax; ION medium grade. no
change; on low grade, reduced
tariff. &::f' H. ~: 81 e ..@ $#.s
{ Speaker Cannon and Representa-
tive vreeland today conferred with
the Republican members Of the ways
and means committee regarding the
provisions Of the. new tarin bill. The
strict secrecy that has prevailed In
regard to everything that has taken
place Id the committee room was
maintained, but IT, was understood
that the new feature of the bill, the
new provision reviving the war rev
enue tax and the inheritance tax sec
tion, were thoroughly explained to
the speaker. ys@ % .:fjl E.. .t51 IA NJ
Mr. Cannon desires to become
thoroughly familiar with the tariff
measure in order to speed its passage
through the house in accordance
with the understanding reached at