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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
SEN. AANSBRoUGH
Helps old FOLKS

Washington, D. c., Feb .18.-Sen-
alto Hansbrough today introduced a bill
providing for old age annuities. It ex-
tends to al citizens including govern
ment employees. Under the bill 4 if a
person contracts with the government
Z at the age of twenty eyars and pays Is
cents per week until he is 60 years he
will thereafter be entitled to an annuity
of $3.50 per year. Larger sums than
this may be deposited and the annuity
would be in proportion to the deposit.
The chief virtue of the bill is in the ab-
solute security of the investment and it
would beget the habit of frugality
among all the people. The bill is fash
Toned after the Canadian law now in
force. -. s3y.fq4tS /,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
he IS NOW FIRING
i. THE FURNACE in H||ADEs

Eagle Mountain, Va, Feb. 18.-An un.
known negro assanlted Miss Dobhe,
aged "A, this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
at Glenwilton. After assaulting the
girl, the negro cut her throat and che
died in 3; few minutes A posse
started from here In pursuit OF the
negro. Nj ...,.. s.s M 4
"A late !. ecial states that the ne
gro has bten captured and the mob
has started with him in the direction
Of Clifton Forge. Jst ..'s5..; i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19


be acted upon in this regular session,
saying that reorganization of COM
mittees would allow the special ses-
sion to- consider them and other i'm
portant legislation. @$5-
. Respondingtin angry tones, Mr.. Pen
rose charged the senator from Wis
consin with having failed TO attend
meetings Of committees of which he
was a member, finally declaring that
his criticisms sounded more like the
arguments made by vendor of pat
ent medicine from the tail door of a
care in village of Wisconsin," than
those of senator of the United States.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
FACTORY FIRE Il
CAUSES PANIC

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 1S.-Many panic
stricken girls .leaped from the first
floor windows, and firemen rescued
many others when fire attacked the
plant OF the Kinley Manufac.pring
Co., at 252 Hoyne avenue today. s rs
The building and contents were de-
stroyed. The loss is $3.50 All Of
the 1926 employees are said to have
escaped. ~r,... ,s.''''.~, y > !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
gov. signs anti.
RACE TRACK BILL

Sacramento, Feb. Ex-Governor Gil
lett will sign the Walker-Otis anti
race track gambling bill tomorrow
morning. The bill becomes operative
sixty days after the governors sigma
ture is attached. This means that the
Emeryville and Santa Anita tracks
will not be able to finish their present
sessions as scheduled.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
QUAKE DID MUCH
DAMAGE TO HOUSES c! ]

Sivas, Asiatic Turkey, Feb. ls-The
earthquake that visited this X district
Feb. Is, did much damage 70 buildings.
but the loss of life was !. nof great,
thirty persons killed being the most
reliable estimate. .g# a.
-Four hundred and thirty buildings
were entirely destroyed, and 442 were
partially damaged. Slight shocks con-
tinue throughout Villayet. s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
"a Quick Reisponss.

Mrs. Jones "a sunragette} II don't ark
special privileges. Mr.. Jones. What u
do ask Is that you. for example. 9 man
should treat me exactly as you would
another man. Instead Of talking small
talk and treating me like q thing 70 10,
protected, and all that, assume toward
me the attitude you do to Mr.. Warring-
ton. Treat me like q good fellow. M
Jones Quickly by, certainly old
chap. Lend me q liver, will son ~
London Graphic, s B ss5l
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19

Among the many spring goods g
arrive in our: city recently y a:,very
large assortment Of silks, which 10 On,
display At Webb Bros. Take this op-.
portunity 70 select your silks before
the better patterns are sold. ,aS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19

10 The wash fabrics shown BY Webb
Bros. Include the many new designs.
and wears tsat are the center o. at
traction III eastsrn cities. Every lover
81 dainty naterial should call and zee
the line. !. h asss q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19

Webb Bros. are showing some Of
the "Up to the Minute" styles in
spring suits. Call and let them show
you the line.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19

There . no excuse for your not
having the exact materia, In the exact
shade you desire for your spring suit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19

Webb Bros. are showing some Of
the "up to the Minute" styles IN
spring suits. Call and let them show
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19

Very pretty 5 and 10 cent lace and
embroidery at Kuhn Z Co.'S 5s. Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
AGAINST THE LAW f. =.
TO TREAT IN so. DAKOTA

Pierre, 8. D. Feb. 1s-nhe senate
today passed the house bill to estab-
fish 9 state Tuberculosis hospital at
Custer. The house anti treating bill
was also passed by the senate. Z. Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
uaa Ear iinieas,,aa

Do you think we ought "a have q
bigger army and q larger navy Z,
#sss''Oh, yes, /" replied the beautiful mi
IT would be % nice Il MI ~ boys at33
the dances could appear u unborn
With epaulets and brai ded coilars. ~
Chicago Record Herald.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19

~ writing for asnpl4 please nd
dress your letter To Harry Mitchell,
$40 Nieoilet Ave, lfinneapoiis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-19
Cafnatl ons- 6tlc . dozen.
Saturday,
Jorl snson's Candy shop
USE TRIBUNE WANT coLUANs.I
USE % TRIBUNE WANT co1u,fask

usn TRIRrNE WANT coLunHsI
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SUFfRAGEIIES.

CONTINUED from page ~
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PENR0SE:.

CONTINUED from page -
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22
Of BOND
TRUSTEES HAD
BUSY SESSION

\ busy session of the board of bond
trustees was held at the Office of the
chairman, r. n. Bushnell. at 4.5O
o'clock yesterday afternoon. and some
important matters came up for dis
position The wood block paving con-
tracing firm appeared through their
representatives MCsSTs- Reed and
Carson, and asked that the time they
lost on the contract on account OF
events not Of their own and not
brought on BY them be not charged
against the work limit and also ask
ed that Inconvenience and the hin
dTances be ordered removed as rapid
ly as possible The bond trustees
heard the representations OF the com
pany and will put the matter M to
Consulting Engineer T ChaIkley Hat
ton when that official arrives in the
city during the first part Of next
week.
The electric company. through the
local manager, Mr.. Warren, and the
COmpany's engineer. Mr.. HiDCEloy.
asked that the grade at the corner Of
AlCaniz and Wright streets be chang
ed so IS TO better rect conditions as
set forth by the two officials. The
Grade Of the street has been 2 mat
ter of much complaint in the past
The side walks are higher by four
teen inches than the new level Of the
street, and il was for the purpose OF
avoiding trouble with washes during
the rains at intervals that the com
pany officials are preparing now
This matter Will also be put Up TO
the consulting engineer, the electric
cOmpauy's officials promising TO
place their desires in writing and to
submit such in written form to the en-
eineer when lie arrives.
Block Contractors Complaint.
Nr. Reed, who appeared before the
board Of trustees yesterday, stated
that he had been i'm the business for
ove~ Twelve years and had never been
held to- account for an overtime con
tract yet, and he pleaded With the
board 10 have removed some Of the
hindranceS which keep his forces
from q rapid execution Of r1o work.
This cOmTauv's contract was 10 place
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22
CREATED NO SURPRISE IN
N. Y. SCIENTIFIC CIRCLES

New York. Dec. g1.-Neys that the
University of Copenhagen had refused
TO accent DR.. Cooks claim that he had
discovered the north pole came as no
surprise to scientific circles mere anc
to many Of his friends who had been
prepared for the result by the Early in
dicatfons that Dr. Cooks claims would
net be favorably passed upon
Dr Cook is now iE ChrisJiansa-d,
Norway, according TO William l. Cook,
his brother
Mr. Cook said that the doctor had
declared that he was ready to go TO
Copenhagen to give the university fur
tber information concerning his
claims.
Dr.. Cook mysteri0us7v Iefr tEn hotel
Grammatau in the Bronx November
a. where he had gone 10 prepare his
records supporting his claim thar ne
had reached the north pole. / now
appears that he sailed Nov - on the
steamship Caronia for Naples, where
he remained for several days. The
information was contained in letter
the explorer sent to mis- brother, waO
said:
"Dr. Cook has authorized me 10 an
Douuce that he is in Europe trying to
gain n much needed rest, and that Is
all that 7 can say. At the proper time
my brother will make a statement for
publication and until Lr sees fit 10 DO
50. there viii be nothing FOR his
friends to 90 but 20 respect his wishes
and allow him 10 remain i'm s"g'Hsio1. ~
FOOLED US ALL SAYS BRADLEY
"Fra has fooled al Of us. from the
king Of Denmark down" was the eE-
clamati0n of John r. Bradley. Dr.
Cooks baCkc- IN his arctic trip, wF~n
arnrisad OF the news from CopeL
gen And he fooled ne with the
rest" NT. BTad'9v added.
As q matter Of fact continued tho
snort sman. Il long ago lost all interest
in Dr. Cook. the norm pole and every
thing connected with II. Polar bears
and the Wild life Of the arctic in gen
eraI is the only thing that has ever
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22

the entire wood hICoLz paving iu-a
place within the =u7c. ot III days
T-. time lacks .ut d. Jew days. or uu.
III about t-s middle nl January, for
e...Io-.H-- au3 .-.-. are still per
rer- 100000 ya-aS to build vet Sup
porting ..a claim that The work had
been badly iutarfg-.f with. Sir. Reed
stated that D.. had been unable to
build oE.I any %. the railroad cross
inrs- that hc had started On Idton-
d.reia street and had Graded it when
the sewer was ordered changed on
q days notice. on Gregory street
he had been DELAYED because of the
crossings of the electric street and
/. q \. railway tracks, while on 9th
or streets water and gas piping had
10 be done and This also 5nteTfeTed
10 no small do-raa with the work He
put forth such an argument support
ng his claim that the work had
been delayed for causes for which ua
could not he held responsible that on"
member Of the board individually ey-
pressed the opinion that the work
had been prosecuted with much dill
gCnCe and he did not think that II
was the sentiment of the board to
hold the contractors down TO the very
last p hours of demurrHge.
REGARDING a number of points where
the blocks as down in place now had
shown a tendency to bulge UP, Mr.
Reed stated that the blocks. being i'm
tho sun for some time hOfoTo they
could be used. the moisture had been
drawn from the blocks and they would
naturally expand. He promised, and
was supported by a gentleman pres
ent. that after fHal treatment these
bad places he noted, and several 9th
ers which Lr- Bushnell called his at
tCntiOn to, would come around all
right
Before the street railway officials
took their departure, Mr.. Reed asked
them about the material for special
work which was to be used at Pala-
fox and Gregory streets. He was in
formed that this material was now
or the road. and that # would ne here
early in January. This reply was
noted by Mr.. Reed iu his talk To- the
board To strengthen his opinion that
hindraUCa had been thrown in the
way to prevent a rapid cOusUmmatiOn
of the contract.
All these matters, however. will be
referred for adjustment to Mr.. Hat
ton. who comes shortly on important
business.
The board had intended at this
meeting 10 approve certificates Of
past work. there having been about
l25 all ready for signature. This VIII
all Dee attended TO today when Mr.
Coviuctou. Of the board. viii spend
an hour Cr more with the chairman.
Chairman Bushnell and Nessrs.
Coyiuetol and Merritt were all in at
tendance at The meeting yesterday.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22

so 7 accepted the responsibility devoIv-
ing upon me and fulfilled my duty to
myself and to the world"
With these words. Commander Rob
erC = Peary pOinredIy expressed his
sentiments regarding the failure of the
University of Copenhagen 10 find any
proof of the discovery Of the north
pole by DR.. Cook
Sealed in a comfortably heated room
in his apartments On Columbia Road,
Commander PeaTy received an Asso-
Ciated Press representative who ap-
prised him Of the decision by the Den
mark scientists against Dr. Cook Al
though far from showing any delight
over the news from Copenhagen, il
was evident that the explorer re
Ceiycd the news with much satisfaC-
ton. Net so much as a faintest sIs-
piciOu of a smile ilIUmiucd his stern
face, but hts eyes lighted up with the
welcome knowledge of a vindication
which had come to him after difficult
trials.
I have known the outcome Of this
since weeks before reached this
country on my return from the pole.
It was not a matter OF belief with me,
but of absolute knowledge.
However. I shall not discuss this
matter in detail for publication; it is
not necessary.
The warning which I sent TO the
country before I landed is still suffi-
Cient. You remember my CablegTam
from Battle Harbor? Here IS the exact
wording Of it:
"'Cook has not been to the pole
April y, 1908, or any other date. He
has simply handed the public a gold
brick"
With this Commander Peary de-
CIined further to discuss Dr.. Cook OF
his affairs and it was evident that he
reasarded the whole controversy as
ended.
lie declined TO say whether he con
sidered It possible for DR.. Cook to pro-
ceed further in presenting additional
evidence or in submitting his data to
other courts of authority.
My friends may consider this de-
cision a complete vindication of their
attitude on this whole subject, but as
for NE. 7 do not care to comment" 3"
said Mr. Peary.
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Tor examination are

IOT examination are.
First-A typewritten report pr,nared
by Cooks secretary. Walter IousdaIa
and covering 81 pages Of fools cap.
SeCOnd-A typewriter copv made
By LOnsdalC from Cooks note hooks
This occupies Is pages Of fooIscap and
Includes q description Of tho evDedf.
tiCn during the period from March IS.
1908. to June IS, 1908. during which
according TO the statement. Cook iour-
neyed from SvaTreyCg to the north
pole and returned 10 a point on the
polar ice not specifically Indicated ru-
west of the ATeI Heibcr- land.
IN presenting The data. T0ns7ara
stated explicitly and repeatedly thar
the copy numbered two was n com
plete and accurate duplication o. -ra
information collected in all Of Cooks
note books that could he Of any i'm
pCTtanCe 10 the university for the DUP
pose of this examination.
In spite OF the explorers promise
and his seCretary's assurance -ba-
they would be forthcomlnS. the com
mission is not Yet in possession of The
OTleinal note books and diaries.
ID to this time II has been limos
sibIe for the university authorize, 20
Tceslabish communication with Dr
Cook which was suspended some time
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22
The Rec White

Gnd other constituents Of your
bIood are powerfully enriched and
gitGHzoj ~ Kosa'S SerSapariiia-
It increases the red corpuzclas and
makes strong tie white oorPusclcz, end
thus protects and restores the heath.
It cures scrofula, eczema, erupJions,
catarrh, rheumatism. aueuia, nervous
ness, that tired feeling dyspepsia, Lose
Of appetite, general debility aud builds
Up the whole SYSTEM
Get Il tcGGy II tls usual lsuid form OF II
clcc5lstCd tablet fO-o called SsTssta5s.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22
New Jail Proposition Killed
Because Bids Were High



Continued from Fret PaseD
the law, in the matter of advertising
for me bids. had not been strictly
complied with. in that the statute re-
CURED an advertisements Of nOt less
than thirty days. to put the nubIio
on notice that il was the intention
Of the board on certain date and
not less than thirty davs in the fu-
ture, 70 meet for the purpose of con
sldeTiIE the necessity Of Hu-idi-- 2
jail Al the end rf such time NJ
BiOunt said when such rogui~e-urr-.-
had been met, hn would be in a0sit;77
to give the board ali answer as tn
the manner CT financing the building
b. the placing Of the uarer. such
would be the legal proceeding ey-
act.
Il was intimated by one CONTRACTING
representative that possibly the ad-
vortiseueut which had aIraad- been
published as a notice TO architects
and contractors would Pee sufFcfeu:
Mr. Morgan quoted from the law GOV
erning the erection Of public build
+rgs section 562S. statutes Of 1907.
saving that "the statute must be com
Piled with absolutely and not by i'm
Ilcauoa. lIr. BIoUut then stated
that be- was anxious TO land the f0b
1-;- hs wanted All le-aI matters cor
ron-ly attended 10. and in ruftfrz
OF his reply until the law fn all its
terms had been complied with. he
Vas following me advice Of his at
tu--oys-
Judge Carter then enIigh-eued the
board ON the law lie said thar the
board had TO r5-Et 20 issue bonds
FltlCu- holding M election. and OF
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22

interested me much in that connec-
ton, anyway.
''As for DR.. Cook, I have-'t seen him
or heard of him since he left the Wal
doTf-AstOTia to go to BrOnyviile 10
prepare his records for submission 10
the University uf Copenhagen
wasn't n communication with him
while he was At the Gr2mmacau and,
as matter Of fact, hardly had an
hours conversation with him all the
while he was here after his return
from the arctic.
I discounted this decision from the
University Of Copenhagen some time
ago continued Mr.. Bradley. IN com
mon with the rest Of the world. 7 was
delighted with the first news from Or.
Cook hat he had discovered the pole.
His actions. however. and his failure
70 make more than tho meagre state
Eeuts regarding his trip, which fol
lowed his return 10 civilization took
some q the smack off the supposed
triumph. / began 20 weaken decided
y when Dr. Cook left Us all without
30 much as a word of goodbye When
man runs away you can't expect his
friends to fight for him and Cooks
fEht-for that's what It seemed 20 ne
A-l ctA-iA4hL l'i- LNatl--.t al tLN at4--.-H-a
IN him and hi9 affairs. Before that
] had never had reason 20 doubt Cook
and his whole course in this matter
seemed inevpIicahIe to me-
SICK OF POLAR BUSINESS,
u an sick Of the whole bIoomir-
polar business. and I don't want 20
hear anything more about the north
pole OF any OF its attributes" was the
characteristic way in which Nit. Brad
ley summed UP his attitude.
Charles Wake, d.. Cooks closest
personal friend and tho only person
besides the doctors brother Who knew
the WhcreabOUts CT the explorer IL the
last few weeks, was SO dUmbfgdEdaG
when Informed of the verdict reached
by the University Of Copenhagen that
he gasped for breath and dropped the
telephone receiver.
This is such a severe blow 10 ne
that 7 cannot now fully appreciate it.
said Mr.. Wake when he had partly re-
covered his cOmpOsure- 7 had every
confidence in Dr.. Cook. Yet am we'll
acquainted with the authorities Of the
University Of Copenhagen and I know
that any verdict they reach is Just and
true.
DR.. Cook never expected this ad-
verse decision, I know, for he always
spoke with full confidence that the
professors would decide that he had
gone 20 the pole
AT present ] do not know what to
think Of my old friend, Dr. Cook. Ger
tainiy nsyer dreamed Of such a fraud
as IS apparent now" Nj Wake SAID
that Dr.. Cooks wife IS with him IN
Norway. bUJ that his children are
here. Mr.. Wake IS general agent for
"a large insurance company, Is rated
as wealthy, and has been one Of Dr.
Cooks most earnest champions from
the beginning
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22
What Do You Think Of This?
It's Only One More Proof of Many Remarkable Cases
of a Loathsome Dsease-Catarrh of Head and
Stomach.

Mr.. F. Householder, shipping clerk
with the Croneman & Co, resides at
East sfs8lsden street, has suffered with
esgSsLrrh Of stomach and head for over
four years. bloating, belching, distress
after eating, headaches at times. ring
ing in ears, splitting catarrhal poison,
and other various symptoms.
He gave the Quaker Herb Extract
a fair trial and his troubles have
vanished.
Don't you think this is something
remarkable?
A disease supposed by many suf-
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22
Alleged Records of
Explorer Cook Fail
To Prove His Claim

fcontInusd From First Pzue)
q rs note books submitted, the com
mittte says, contains no original cal
eulaaons of observations, but only re
suits thereof. Accordingly, the com
mittee concludes that he affords no
proof Cf having reached the pole.
LETTER FROM COOK.
lonsdaIe produced before the com
IlitteeAa letter from Cock. pOstmarked
AlarseiRes. December Il. This lends
color "a the earlier report that COOK
sailed hom New York for a Medi,or-
rAEeaR Dor.
1he Rpers were not accompanied
7y any ls-ters from Dr. COOK. but Sec
T>taFy LOnsdale stated verbally 10 the
comm lSslen that the original notes and
DOCKS CT the explorer lrCm which his
copies wee made had been sent 20
europe oy another Route as a preCau-
icnary MEASURE and would be deliy-
cred to theuniversity in the course Of
few days.
PAPERS SUBMITTED.
The documents handed the commits
zion Of the University of Copenhagen
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22

fereTs to be incurable, being expelled
from the system in so short a time by
the use of this simple, Old-faShiOHeG
herbal treatment. The cures are as
simple as the remedy when one makes
up their mind 10 be cured and goes
about it with the sure method. The
proper method is now, and always has
been, through the agency of Quaker
Herb Extract. $1.O0, for $3.50. Ex-
press prepaid on orders Of $500 or
over.
The Quaker Health Teacher at Han
nah Bros drug store. 9 a. m. to 8 T.
N. daily. Call today and talk it over
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-22

ago The explorers address is moi
known here, even TO Secretary Ions
dale.
After the members % tho examining
committee had made themselves ac-
quainted individually with the mate
rial delivered and so convinced them
selves Of its utter wOrthIessnoss as a
means of determining whether Cook
reached tno pole, the president of the
committee, Prof. SJT0mCren, called q
general meeting Of the committee for
last Friday, when the report 10 The
university and which is now made
public was drawn up.
LoDsdale, VINO had been invited to
this meeting TO answer some qUes-
tions. brought him a letter which he
had received from Cook which bore
neither the place nor the date Of its
writing. The opened envelope, now
ever. bore the pOstmaTk MaTseiuCs,
Dee. 4, 1909. The same envelope
contained a letter addressed by COOK
to the former rector Of the University
Of Copenhagen, Prof Torp. The letter
to Torp was dated New York, Sep.
- 1909