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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-12-11
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Tie Time
and tie Opportunity

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HE days toward Christmas short
ening. The buy Christmas goods
is approaching. There varieties
numerous with conditions favorable
Don't wait until the last moment and
then order hurriedly. Go about the
deliberately, nteIigently, take it
up with We at
vice, and the best service in the world
awaits you. supreme line of
Watches
Clocks
Rings
Fobs
Scarf Pins
Cuff Links
Lockets
Dutch Collar Pins
Waist Sets
Bracelets
Neck Chains
Hat Pins
Souvenir Spoons
Brooches
Chains Etc, Etc.
With personal guarantee
back of quality.
NJ 6. G~ubilZ Matchmaker d .Ieueler
WHe~e Quality Counts
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1909-12-11

NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN
saving your summer earnings as you
have or soon will market your crops.
The best way to save your earn
ings is to place them where you must
take some effort to spend them.
Every time you write a check in
your check book you think enough to
fill out the stub, and make record of
the transaction.
Hence when you sell your crop
deposit your proceeds with US and
use a check book.
THE WA-KFENEY STATE RANK
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-04-15
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.

Her Visitors.
We print horse bills.
Call ON Oscar Grue for abstracts.
Ed. Coin, of Bristol, was here Mon
day.
Lucy Philleo, of Waubay was here
Friday.
Knapp is always ready to buy spring
chickens.
Gene Gilman was here from Ortley
Saturday.
Lille Stage, of waubay, was here
Thursday
Seedsl Seedsi Seeds Dakota grown !
VIII Col
r., r.. Russell was visitor from Bris-
toll Monday.
Grant Ray was in ortley Thursday
and Friday.
Harness oiled at 81 90 per set at Kad-
ing's city shop.
Harry +. Hart went to Bristol on bus.
mess yesterday.
II you wish loan Call on the First
National bank.
Knapp's hotel has few empty lard
barrels for sale.
The harpist with Mobiles orchestra il
the fanciest ever.
Dick Russell and wife spent Easter
with home folks.
w. p. Huggett was in the city from
Raritan Monday.
o. B. Randall moved Monday into
the Gilmor house.
Mrs. j. T. Goodwin returned from
Pierpont Thursday.
The best Is none to good for our Gus
toners. w. II. Co.
An endless display of wall paper at
Peabody's Drug store.
Mrs. O. T. Strandness is confined to
her home with illness.
Michael Msuer, OF Bristol, was a
Webster visitor Sunday.
DR.. Heisler was in Bristol between
trains Saturday evening.
The cleaning up season is at hand
look TO your back yards.
Mrs. Sexton, of Bristol. spent Satur.
day with Webster friends.
A boy arrived at the home of Albert
Hinze on Sunday morning.
DIR. H. J. Herman was called to Wan,
bay professionally Tuesday.
Get your horse bills printed at the
Reporter and Farmer office.
A nice fried spring chicken can be
had 81 any time at Knapp's.
George Cease and Olaf sogn went te
Bristol on business yesterday.
Psabcdy's Drug store has the fines,
line Of wall paper in the city.
Automobiles report the country
roads In fins shape this spring.
Petsr Monsos spent few DAYS tho
hrst Of the week in Sioux Falls.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-04-15
Mrs. Roy Lee arrived Monday night
TO visit her mother, Mrs Colwell.


Mrs. Roy Lee arrived Monday night
to visit her mother, Mrs Colwell.
For seeds that grow go to the store OF
quality. Webster Hardware Col
DIR. G. w. Chapman was profes'
sional visitor at Bristol yesterday.
Miss Grace Huntington returned home
last Wednesday Wallace World.
j. T. Goodwin was looking after real
estate matters in Bristol yesterday.
DIR. Adams, of Bristol, was here as a
witness before the circuit Monday.
We are prepared to store all kinds OF
heating stoves. w. b. & G. w. Dow.
j. w. Sherrard arrived Friday and
visited his father and sister, of this city.
The ice cream season Is open-the
Webster Candy Factory makes the lest.
VIM. Thomas was down from North
Dakota Wednesday on business matters.
You can get ice cream, any flavor ANY
quantity at the Webster Candy Factory.
For all kinds Of tin work or repairing
go to Webster Hardware Co.'s new shop
The Webster BottliDg Works has an
ad in this issue which might interest
you.
Miss Conley, of Valley township, Wis.,
tied Webster friends for day last
week.
Found-Two keys on small steel ring.
Owner can have same by calling at this
office.
Call at Long & Longs and see the
1909 Overlands, the SWEETEST car on
earth.
Fresh vegetables at Bsuske's meat
market Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
The Webster Candy Factory makes a
speciality of supplying ice cream for
parties.
Chris Grue, deputy register of deeds,
was looking after his farm near Bristol
yesterday.
Take her into the Webster Candy
Factory for dish of fine ice cream
all fiavors.
Earle Goodwin and Reuben Brooks
made trip with the automobile to Wist
las. Friday.
Noble has an orchestra of extraor-
binary quality, a wonderful combina-
ton of talent.
S. L. Potter has about completed the
new residence which ne is building in
the First ward.
Mrs. Charles II. Compton visited for
day with Waubay friends and rela-
tives this week.
Buy your foreign drafts payable at
any city in the old country of the First
National bank.
Charles Bates made trip to Frank
Monday with load of supplies for the
Trautner store.
Before you buy refrigerator call on
the Webster Hardware Co. They will
save you money.
The Misses Kidder and Miss Mary
Perkins went to their homes at Holm.
quist for Easter.
Spring has come and so have spring
chickens. You can get them in any
style at Knapp's.
Leave collections with the FRS,
National bank and they will receive
prompt attention.
The members of the Episcopal church
held their annual election of officer.
last Monday night.
Miss Grace Huntington has returned
from her visit with her sister, Mrs. A. ]
Rieger, at Wallace.
Rt. Rev. Monsgr. III. Mensing viii
conduct mass at st. Marv's hospital or
Friday of this week.
Country Life and Cavalry Charge ART
very amusing descriptiyes, you may
hear them April 81.
Rev. FIR. Kettler spent the first par,
Of the week in Webster in church work
--Sisseton Courant.
Miss Bertha Derrick, who is employed
in one Of the large stores in Condo. cams
home Saturday to spend few day,
with her mother, Mrs. w. G. Warner
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-04-15


euest Of Mrs. O. r
two ladies left N
0lenham on lodi
Degree of Honor.
John Kotschav
Marshall county,
country last fall a.
Ter ID France and
this city Monday.
Rev. w. H. Nit
List Friday afte1
in hat city over S
tn Easter service |
Groom last Sunda |
The:program rel
rational Sunday
evening is said by
emit TO have been .
presented in Webs
Now is the time
salt. Large line |
select from. Wo
first class. Oscar
the Irwin Pharm'
w. b. & G. w.
all parties intere
homes to call at
the Famous st. P
and New Hero f
Chalmers Curt
formerly of this I
Tuesday evening
ten days here vis1
ing after business
Edward w. i
representing the
company, of Lin
aeting business 9
friends in Webst
Mrs. 1. w. Sar
home in this cit
illness is a generi
ing old age an |
entertained for /
8. s. Yeager a.
y. Brooks and I
Butler Saturday
Ash. Reuben b |
in the auto maxi
Eli Stearns, of
deeds of Day co
Friday on bus
aauehter at Ora
Aberdeen Am
Henry Wayne
yard for the Tu
has had q decor
interior of his o
importance of a
Jacob Wickr'
who spent the |
hene of their
rsturned to thei
tural college at
Word has bee
81 the death OF
Valley TOWNSHIP
pital, Madison,
bsen for treatn
Michael Trac
weeks visi ting
in Wisconsin,
Thursday nigh
and says he is ,
Having MAJ
Ditmanson Br
ear account
description. 4
reseive.prompt
The dance L
2sth, will be
The entire mol
nish the most
1915 until 3:0|
500.
Last Thur
wickre, for
company, pur|
ninety head Of
to the ranch n
Knapp.
NJ. A. Benjf
and business q
still has many
Day county,
with friends
matters.
June 10 is I
County Old 8
this year at ?
of the affair Q
meeting this |
best ever.
Mrs. Knute
city and Milt
Mary's hospi
of last weel
home at In
| morning.
| A fire alari
night last nj
| the Bauske 8
ment respon
ware under
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| The Cong
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
Louis Chevrolet In a Buick
0utcIasseS 0ldfield's Mark
10 MILES IN S:56 40
FRENCH SPEED DEMON EsTAs-
LIsHEs NEW AMERICAN TRACK
RECORD AT OPENING DAY or
MOTOR RACES ON THE NEW IN
DlANAuoLIs SPEEDWAY.

indianapolis. Motor Speedway. Ir1
Aug. 19.--One American track record
was smashed in the first two races of
the inaugural day of the Indianapolis
Motor speedway. The new track more
than carried out the prophecy Of its
promoters when Louis Chevrolet, at
the wheel Of Buick, won the ten
mile race, the second event on the
programme in the phenomenal time of
1856, 4-1O. breaking Barney oldhelds
former mark of 9:12. The great car
tore around the track faster than any
machine ever did in America.
Breaking away to a good start, the
French speed demon led all way around
for ten mines. Louis Strang was sec.
ond and Rob Burman finished third,
making clean sweep for the speedy
Buick.
Stoddard Dayton First.
The frst race was hve mile affair
and q Stoddard Dayton finished first
and second. Schwitzer and Wright
were the victorious drivers. A Buick
driven by Dewitt was forced into third
place by the speedy work of the Stod-
dard- Dayton. The time, 5:15 4-10, was
comparatively slow, as it was not quite
a mile g. minute.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
WELLMAN
OFF FOR POLE
Newspaper Correspondent Left
Spitzbdgen on Monday

& Paris, Aug. ia special dispatch
has been received from Trieste saying
that according to a telegram received
from the captain of the italian steam
er Thalia, now at Hammerfest. Nor
day, Walter wellman left Spitzbergen
Aug. 16 In his dirigible balloon bound
for the north pole. He had a favor
able wind when the start was made
For the past four years Walter
Wellman OF chicago has been devot-
ing his time TO preparations for an
undertaking to reach the North Pole
by aiT'ship He was at Spitsbergen
in 1906 with a balloon, but postponed
his departure on account Of the late
ness Of the season.
In 1907 start was made in the
airship America, but the vessel en-
countered a storm and was driven
back and the attempt for that year
was abandoned.
Wellman left New York May IL OF
this year for Spitsbergen, where ne
has been engaged in completing his
preparations for the start he is now
said to have made three days ago. He
estimates that under favorable condi-
tions the pole can be reached from
Spitsbergen in from two to five days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19

Chicago, Aug. 19.-The selection Of
Col Leroy 7. Steward to succeed Chief
or Police Shippy as head of the police
department came as considerable sur
prise to many after the long delayed
appointment was made Mayor Busses
selection meets the general approval Of
those acquainted with Colonel Steward
and his methods. AS an old army Of
ficer he has become a strict disciplinar-
ian and 1t is thought this win be OF
great advantage to the police depart
ment
Regarding many OF the pertinent
questions with which he will have to
deal, Colonel Steward talked freely
while many others he skillfully side
stepped. AS regards the segregation
of vice, which is an important factor
In Chicago's social welfare, he let it be
generally known. although no exact
statements were made, that he did not
intend to scatter vice to the four winds
If the general sentiment Is against the
enforcement of certain laws he does
not intend to enforce them.
Regarding gambling Colonel Steward
intimated there was a vast difference
between a>quiet poker game in the club
or private place and the open gambling
game The latter he intends to pro-
htbit with an iron hand.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
Pennsylvania Troops Keeping
Order at McKeeS Rocks
WORKNEN HELD PRISONERS
STRIKERS DECLARE THAT LAST
NIGHTS SHOOTING WAS DONE
IN ORDER TO ALLOW IMPRIsoN-
ED WoRkMEN TO ESCAPE FROM
STEELE PLANT.

Pittsburg, Aug. 1s.--Mounted and us
ing their hickory riot clubs. members
of the Pennsylvania state constabulary
are today keeping McKees Rocks quiet.
It is estimated that ovc- 500 shots were
fired last night and early. today by the
strikers and sympathizers. who had
gathered on odonavan bridge near the
works. During the firing the troop
ers and other police remained inside
the mill. orders having been issued to
take no action unless the strikers at
tempted to enter the plant.
The strike leaders today explained
the shooting and disorder. They are
of the opinion that workmen are being
held in the mills against their wishes.
The shooting, they say, was for the
purpose OF bringing the constabulary
from the plant to the bridge and thus
give he new men an opportunity to
escape from the works.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
Decisive Battle Looked for in
BOston'S Mimic War
INVADERS ARE ADVANCING
DEFEAT or BLUE ARMY eENER-
ALLY EXPECTED SOME TIME
TO-DAY AS THEIR POSITION is
CONSIDERED PREcARlous BY
ARMY EXPETs.

Pembrook Mass, Aug 1s.-In
strenuous attempt to concentrate its
strength against the red army OF in
vasion in the mimic war now being
waged in Massachusetts with the cap
ture OF Boston. as the object Of the in
vaders. the blue army Of defense, com
posed wholly Of Massachusetts milf
tiamen, was early on the move today.
General indications were that today
would see the decisive battle OF the
campaign fought somewhere in the
neighborhood OF the historic towns OF
Plymouth and Duxbury.
When hostilities closed for the day,
yesterday, the invading army. under
the command Of Maj. Gen. Tasker II.
Bliss, was massed against the left
line OF the Massachusetts army. com
manded by Brig. Gen. William A.
Pew.
General Pew's position was regard
ed as precarious and his defeat was
generally expected by experienced OBJ
servers unless he should be able to
mass his blue army against the en-
tire red strength.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
Former U. 5. Senator Patter-
son Cri ticiSeS Forester
FEUD REOPENED AT DENVER
THE PlNcHoT- -5ALLlNeER CON-
TRovERsY BROUGHT UP, BUT
TABLED IN SHORT TIME-AD-
MISSION or ARIZONA AND NEW
MEXICO FAVORED.

Denver Aug. 19.--Despite the efforts
of the leaders In the Trans -Aississippi
Commercial congress to prevent the
Introduction OF the Pinchot BalIinger
controversy, former United States
Sen. Thomas NJ. Patterson Of Colo
rado, prepared an attack on Clifford
Pinchot today.
senator Patterson had prepared a
resolution which cited that a board of
inquiry composed OF Pinchot and four
other scientists som time ago reported
that the boundaries of the forest re-
serves are not definite and include
grazing and agricultural lands. The
resolution declared therefore that ad-
ditional laws are not necessary but the
president now has authority to declare
these boundaries in a more definite
way thereby dividing the forests from
agreeable lands and saving to the peo-
pie many thousands of acres OF land
now held in reserve as forest lands.
Give Back Land to People.
Patterson declared that in as much
as Pinchot has himself concurred In
the report which says that the boun-
daries are untrue, it will be no illegal
act for the president to give back to
the people the lands to which they are
entitled Patterson asked that he be
given twenty minutes in which to pre-
sent his resolution, but the delegates
declined to take this view and his re-
marks we're curtailed to three minutes
and no action was taken.
No answer was made to the argu-
ment of the former senator.
More Resolutions Offered.
More Pinchot resolutions were offer
ed when A. M Amons of Colorado ask
ed that laws be requested the opening
for entry such lands as are not timber
ed, yet held as reserves. Also that pri-
vate capital be given the first oppor-
tunity to develop water power instead
of the government. The committee
on resolutions favored the admission
Of Arizona and New Mexico as states
and the establishment of a national
department Of mines.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
I WEST POINT
CADETS LET OUT
HAzERs OF CADET SUTTON,
BROTHER or LIEUTENANT
SUTTON, SUSPENDED 5Y
PRESIDENT TAFT.

West Point Aug. BY direction
of President Taft, seven cadets were
dismissed from the United States mili-
tary academy today for being involved
in the hazing of Rodando Sutton Ca
det sutton is q brother OF Lieut. James
NJ Sutton OF the naval academy. whose
death was investigated at Annapolis
recently.
The cadets ordered to be dismissed
are John II. Booker. 1r.. Georgia, frst
class; Richard w. Hooker, Kansas
City, third class; Earle w. Dunmore,
Utica, N. Y, third class; -Chauncey c.
Devore. Wheeling, w. Va, third class;
Gordon Lafebvre. Richmond Va, third
class; Albert e. Crane, Hawarden, Ia.
third class, and Jacob s. Fortner,
Dothan, Ala, third class
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
WHITE RATS ON
The BLACKLIST
PROBE OF VAUDEVILLE TRUST
10 STARTED IN CHICAGO BE.
FORE LABOR COMMISSION.

Chicago, Aug. 10 AN investigation
of the charges brs1ght by vaudeville
actors associations that the actors en-
gagged by the so-called Vaudeville
Trust" upon "iniouitous terms" was
begun here today, before the state la
bor commission. Committees from
the state and national organizations OF
actors were present to give testimony
but the hearing was postponed until
Aug. 25, at the request OF the attorney
for the Western Vaudeville Managers
association.
Harry Mountford, OF New York, sec
retary of the board of directors of the
White Rats OF America, who caused
the investigation, said:
The Western Vaudeville Managers
association and the United Booking Of
fees of America have black listed 800
Of the foremost artists of the day. All
we want is that we be given equitable
contracts, legal in form and containing
no clause in restraint of trade or in
violation of the law"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
LAWYER ENDS
LIFE IN CELL
MAN BELIEVED TO BE q. M. tenn
PLEToN or KNOXVILLE sui
clDEs IN OHIO JAIL.

Morrow, O.. Aug ia man believed
to be g. M. Templeton, member OF q
law firm OF Knoxville. Tenn. commit
ted suicide In cell here last night.
He had been found wandering
around on the railroad track near Nor
row at noon Monday and was taken
to the town jail and locked up pending
word from his relatives at Knoxville.
A clothes lfne was used in ending his
life and 1t was fastened to one OF the
top bars OF his cell The man was
believed to be religious maniac and
after hts Incarceration continually sang
church songs
There was no letter or amy other
evidence on the man to show that ne
was a lawyer. but to persons he met
before he lost his mind he told his
name.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
Trains Blocked in Lonely Colo.
Mountain Passes
TRACKS ARE WASHED AWAY
scoF. SoF PEOPLE pRlvENFRoM
Hoa r-LARoR ALL NIGHT TO
saw HEIR HOUSEHOLD EF-
FEc1 aoYAL GORGE WASHED
BY a sRENT.

Denver q. 1s.-Trains blocked ii
lonely nous passes. tracks, wash
ed away oro pme instances pitched
into canyons, hundreds of feet below,
people driven from their homes to seek
safety with their belongings in the
higher places, these were scenes re-
vealed at daybreak today along the
overaowed Arkansas river.
Alarmed by another cloud burst at
Four-mile creek, near Carson City,
last night, scores OF people in the lower
sections of Pueblo and other points
passed the night in removing house,
hold effects from danger
The famous Royal gorge, walled in
by rocks one thousand feet high, has
been washed by a torrent for almost
forty -eight hours, and railroad tracks
have been washed out. Trains on the
Colorado Midland, Denver & Rio
/. Grande and other railroad tracks, most
of them carrying eastern tourists, have
been detoured over circuitous routes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
shot HIMSELF
TO HIDE CRIME
FAMOUS 6ELoIT COLLEGE ATH.
LETE SENTENCED TO TWO
YEARS IN WIS. REFORM
ATORY.

La Crosse, Wis, Aug. 19.--Robert
Tainter, the famous Beloit college ath-
lete, whose disappearance caused a
sensation in the college town last
winter, was today sentenced to tne
state reforrnatory, at Green Bay, fer
two years on his plea of guilty of bur-
glary and arson at the garage in this
city Monday. Tainter also confessed
that yesterday he made fake attempt
at suicide in order TO avert suspicion
from himself, in regard to the robbery
and fire. He comes of a wealthy fam
lily at Viroqua.
For the sake of preserving the Tain
ter family name from disgrace, so f6r
as the official record is concerned,
Tainter was brought into court and
sentenced under the name OF Arthur
Dearborn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
ECONOMY IN The
P. 0. DEPARTMENT
HITCHCOCK EXPECTS TO SAVE
$25o,O0O YEARLY BY DIsPENs-
ING WITH SUBSTITUTE
CARRIERS.

Washington. Aug. is.--By recurring
letter carriers to double up' their
routes during the dull season OF July
and August instead of employing SUBJ
stitutes, Postmaster General Hitch
cock expects to save the government
not less than s25o.000 the present fls-
cal year.
POstoffice employees are allowed by
law fifteen days leave Of absence with
pay each year
1t has been the general practice for
many years to employ substitute for
every day a letter carrier was on
leave OF absence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
CALMLY BLOWS oFF HIs HAD.
Tomah, Wis, Man Is Deliberate About
Committing Suicide.

La Crosse. Wis, Aug. 1s.-In de-
spondency. Frank Rudolph of Tomah,
a stone mason, took his shotgun from
the wall, walked into the woods near
town, sat down on g log, put the muz-
zle Of the weapon in his mouth and
with his toes. pulled the trigger. blow
ing on his head
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
TAFT INFORMED
OF BUMPER CROP

Beverly, Aug. 10. President Taft
held conference at the summer cap
itaI" here today on the proposition OF
raising funds with which to move the
great crop OF the west.
Ex- Controller DAVIS has just return
Cd from trip through the spring wheat
section and he tells Taft that there is
proise Of one OF the biggest crops ever
harvested in the Dakotas and Minneso-
Ia
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
WOMEN PICKET
PREMIER'S HOUSE
SAY THEY WILL KEEP GuARE
THERE UNTIL HE HEARS
THEIR PETITION.

London, Aug 1e.-The militant suf-
ragettes. who have been picketing the
house of commons for the last six
weeks with the object of securing an
interview witt Premier Asquith. have
extended their operations to the pre-
miers residence on Downing street.
Mrs. Despard and Mrs. Saunderson this
afternoon took up their stand outside
Mr. Asquith's house and declared that
sentries would be maintained nninter
ruptedly until the premier granted an
audience, The premier. however. is in
the happy position of being able 10
slip out through rear door of his
house TO which the public has not ac-
cess.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
ENGINEER and
FIREMAN KILLED
BOILER EXPLOSION ON PERE
MARQUETTE PASSENGER ALSO
pERAlLs sLEEPERs - PAS
sENGERs ESCAPE INJURY.

Grand Lodge. Mich, Aug. fe.--En-
gineer William Broader and Fireman
Fred l.. Graves were killed about mid
night when the boiler OF the westbound
Pere Marquette passenger train ex-
ploded two miles east OF here. wreck
ing the train. A coach was overturned
and one of two sleeping cars was
derailed but no passengers were seri-
ously injured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
CREW OF z LOST
IN FIERCE GALE
BARGE sHAWMoNT is BELIEVED
TO HAVE SANK WITH ALL ON
BOARD OFF RHODE
ISLAND.

saunderstown, r. l., Aug. 19.-'The
tugs Valley Forge and Monocacy ar
rived here this morning with tows and
the captain Of the Valley Forge re-
ported the loss Of the barge Shaw
mont with crew Of twelve men dur
ing gale early Tuesday morning.
II is feared that the big barge went to
the bottom with all hands.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-19
LUMBER TUG IS
REPORTED LOST

washington. Aug. IA tug boat.
which the Bay and River Co. ordered
from Seattle some time ago to be used
In towing shipments OF native lumber
Isthmian canal record Of Aug. IL. as
the boat was then several weeks
overdue The last heard from the
vessel was shortly before It left san
Francisco to start south under its own
steam.