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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
CURING RHEUMATISM.
sting Of Honey Bee Being Used Sue
cc-~fully.

cc~~fully.
New York March .3-Tbe STING
from the plain on garden variety OF
The honey bee Is being used Successes
fully at Roosevelt hospital for the
treatment of rheumatism. Dr. Arthur
W. Swami. graduate or the college Of
physicians and surgeons and native
OF Massachusetts,, is conducting the
experiments
He started them after recalling the
legend OF his boyho0d days that q bee
sting was % preventive of rheumatism
pains. Discussing the method and rec
suits. Dr. Swami says.
81 have tried the bee treatment on
Jour obstinate cases and at least two
have resulted n temporary improve
mcnt Iu each case. I think this is based
on the hct that the sting causes 20
counter irritation. or that the peculiar
poison OF the bee sting acts as am anti
dote 90 the uric acid which causes
rheumatism
III is too early yet to say anything
about the ultimate result OF my exper-
lmCnts ] hope To- try it 90 some 60
or 90 patients before come 90 any
definite conclusion. but ass far as o.
has gone. 7 am well satisfied with the
experiment"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
GOVERNOR SLICES
APPROPRIATIONS
Over $4,000 is Stricken from
The List by the Execu-
tive Pen.
EXERCISES HIS PREROGATlVE.
High schools Lose $50 600 al one
~Voop and Other Victims
Are Numerous

Tho appropriations BIN ass BE- pass-
cd Che senate last week contained
items of expense for state purposes
during the next two years Tar more
than thc states revenues for the like
period When the document reached
tho house nearly 500 900 was added
to the excess of expenditures over an
possible receipts
when the bill reached Governor
Sug Dc discovered that DE was asked
to attach his signature to % bin 90
pay out $4,000 more than the state
would have to give. AS "a beginning
iu the way of trimming down the list
ol apporuuuments, the executive used
Ratchet and sliced on at one stroke
$4,000. Tho amount Intended for the
support and maintenance of high
schools After that he used q plane.
and when he got through the app
pr0priatuus had been reduced iu the
sum OF Sl-2,S9l.O0.
IL would not consider for q moment
a proposition of having the disburse-
ments exceed the revenues by moro
than $4,000, or thereabouts de-
ciared Governor Spry today and from
his letter 90 the secretary Of state it
will Da seen thHt hr cut down the ape
prOpriut0ue accordingly. The Cover
nors communication 20 Secretary
TinEty follows.
have thc honor go approve and
file in YOUR office Senate BIN No. 202,
entitled. An Act making approprla-
lions for the support of the state
government Tor the two years ending
December 3D. 1910, and for other pur-
poses with the exception or tho
following Items which / disapprove
for the reasons stated herein.
For the support and maintenance OF
high schools iu such cities and school
districts as have or shall establish high
schools for two years from July T. 1909.
TO June 30, 1871, $4,000.
To the Utah School Tor the Deaf and
Blind.
For The purchase and erection Of fire
escapes. $500.
no the State Industrial school
'Tor the purchase ana equipment of
hrr escapes $1,000
10 thc state board of examiners.
"For the purchase of maps for dis
tribution to tha state officers. and tor
state purposes $500
'ro ,he University Of Utah.
For the payment of attorneys fees.
University SIS. Telluride Realty COM
panv. and the case OF thc state OF Utah
vs. Monteuo salt company and for
other expenses connected wltn said
cases {L74l20
No.. ,.5..f.. and r,i1eas.
~ ,,.. .s,.,..I .,,Iptias of t,s state
o. ...,.,....... ~ lorstr,Ictipr, and inn
~ ,i,.-..f,.. rsrr,1 g.,,,rt,-
i''7 .... ..,.,,,,t,. 20 o1o. Rirb conn.
.'' ..h..S Ell .0n sb,l h.. az
pended t1r the construction OF "a road
'NIu.5" =, a0,. 49,. .,,'rt,. 4. 056
county 'NO' ~, "a
IRON g,oHls 'i'''. a. a65 49,
''o' $1,000 '-',' e. -.5
county, '-.', -t ~ . .'-.,.
Whicn fI". ''.Nl 49,.
ru"A -r'ils l.'. ''", n,,'i
between "'N'f t'd i..'' ,1l''5' lI..''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
EXPLOSION ON LAUNCH
RESULTS IN TWO DEATHS

Crtteuden Va, March 23.-As the
result OF 3n explosion aboard a gaso-
uu, launch 100 James river near here
yesterday, Richard r. Armstrong OF
Portsmouth, ana Edward Mathews of
thIs place. We're burned To- death. r..
J.. skinner the only other person
aboard. escaped.
THE explosion is said 90 have been
caused by the lighting of a match near
the gasoline tank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
WHERE CUPID HITS.


Chicago. March -f-Dn sheldon
Le3vitt who has charge of the John
st1n Myrg acknowledgements class. Boz
Dis latest lecture informs hIs student.
CHAT ouuIds darts. contrary to timo-
lUuorcd notions. do not land .u the
heart but in the solar plexus.
A question raised by young woe
man at last nights session led to the
following explanation by the mstruc-
tOi.
Have YOU not at times felt 90 sink
Ing, some feeling about the solar POKE
us particularly SD after % disappout-
mont 600 Affection? Such a feeling al-
ways u.s. felt iu periods of profound
depression and be shows that the solar
pleXus ls an emotional Cepter 10 not
the actual seat of affection / might
property torn DC the great emotional
center
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23
WILL SAIL TOMORROW
President smith AMI Parry Leaving
Honolulu, Hawaii, for Home.

10 Be- expected that President Joseph
D. smith and party who Tor period
of six weeks have been visiting in tho
sandwich Islands viii ship from
Honolulu tomorrow They went from
the Golden GATE t0 Hawaii on tho
Steamship Alameda. and Intended 90
return ON the same vessel which ls
the one a. leave inc island port too
morrow THE voyage wll take about
sh days landing fhr parl ~ HU s
wcll. Iu San Francisco goa Match aO.
and they wiu uAoB arrive home NOT
later than April 8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

The Advertiser Appreciates Not Onlv
The QUANTITY hut Alao the
QUALITY OF the "Ncws' Circula-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-23

The executive VIII doubtless have
ihs hearty thanks of majority of the
Taxpayers lf this city for his refusal
90 sanction g n. i07 which. n Il had
become Jaw would have relieved tho
municipality from any expense of street
paving The veto reads as follows
transmit herewith FOR Ming In your
office senate bin no lO1 by Mr. Badger,
entitled. "An act amending sections
zi6 2fl 25s 259 260 26l 2la and 2lI
Compiled Laws of Utah. 1907. relating
to special taxes" without my approval
ThIs nd provides that 'rhe entire
cost 0f parlng macadamlzing rspavius,
grading. Hceuf a7 provided iu section
0 (Which section prot.ues tnat n
CONTINUED On page twvJ
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04

5 9ubeno ib0ner Seiten= uno Olntertdmme fir Do
men, merit 3jc uno soc, Spe5talprets 25c
Stilde 9ani pollener 5eppife, 81 3ol brett ipur=
ben 9etauft um fir 75c-9Oc Dertnuft gu lueroen,
SpeSalpreis pGbreno oieies 0ertaufes nur 49c
) 9ubenO gang woene Slpeater 6oats fir Mdnner
IN OerI6le0enen 6arben, murOen getauft, um filr
$3.50 pertGut 3u werOen, Spe8talprets... S2,49
2 9uBeno Stueater 6oat5 fir Mdnner i'm Werte BON
S. unO So, III Oeri6ieoenen WIItern, Spe3lGlprels
DGbreno OleIes VertGufes nur.........,..... S3.95
40 9uBeno munOer6Oner 9reBbemoen fir Wdnner,
MOoele fir oieie Saor. Q9ert 81 l.25-$l.5 so,
Spe5lalprets UGbrenO oieies Vertaufes nllr.. 98c
QuBenO ib0ner 6l0neIbemoen fir Mdmer, in ein=
tafen 6arben unO AUDI 9etrtmmt, muroen 9etauft,
nm fltr $3-$3. 80 Oertauft 5u Weroen, ebt ST.
9uBeno CORDUROY lOemoen fir Wdnner, in belien
5arben, mert So, Spe3lalpres nllr ......... 1,85
9uBenO lAwerer \erieD Oemoen fiir WGnner, Wert
$50 pdbrcnO Oieies Yertaues per Stiit Csc
Is Gubeno bOner 6lQnelDemoen ir WQnner, in eilt=
faben Farben unO Qertmmt QSert 81. .50-$2.75,
Spe5ialpres mdbren0 oieie5 0ertaufe5 nur ST 95
10 9uBenO GeOer6anoi6ube fir NtQuuer uno &naben,
merit SOC, Spe3t0lprets nur pet Yaar.......... 25c
9ubenO gutter Observation-Disclosures fir WQnner, nit
WanIdetten oaran, tpenn Qemlnbt. g8ert $l.25,
SpeSlalpres mQbren0 Olee5 &ertaufes nlu 75c
, SuBenO leoerner SouItbanofbube (Mtttens) aus
gutem &eOer, fir Die WGnner. y8ert 9Oc, Spe-
3talprei8 wdbreuo Otees Yertaufe3 uur. ..... 5flc
% 9uBeno 9efitterte Observation-Disclosures pert $l.25
bis $l.5O, mQbreno oteies @ertaufes nur...... 98c
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
KlelderWaarelt Hbteiluna

NO6 niemals wuroe cine before Q(uslpabl mefli6
Der 3pllllngsItG0s 9e3ei9t gyir garantieren Sud-
oaB mir Sud al elnem guten Nn3u9 $50 iparen
Onlten. Ster 1T Die 2rt uno gSele Dte mir Die ree
3erI4mettern u:to 3erretBen.
90 WfGnneran5ige aus &ammgarn in braun, grim,
blau uno I6mar5. Q8uroen getauft, UNI fir $3.50,
$22.5O Dertauft gu Weroen, Spe5alpreis Sis 90
rs WtGmeranSli9e aus &amm9arn, lei6te uno i6were,
IN ben neueen S6attierun9en SoQten fir SIS,
$l6.50 unO $l9 oertauft neroen, leBt S1275
100 pr06tpOlle SreBan3lge fir MGnner, aus beltem
Stot ber9eltelt, III Den mOoernlten S6attterungen.
QSert $3.50, Spe8lalprets nlr........ SIG S(
$50 Wdmer0miige aus 9utem StoIi u1o in ben per-
l6IeoenIen Nmtern, wert $l2-$l3.5 50, S795
40 Sim9lu95an3Uge peri6ieoener Multer. Req Yres
$7.5O-$9, mQbreno oeIe5 QertQufes uur Sd 9S
50 &inoeran3ii0e nit &nieboien, in per6ieOeren l=
tern. gNert $2.75-$3, SpeSolpreis uur 81 95
10 9uBenO gang wolene &neboien fir &naben, IN
OerbieOenen Ntuitern. Q0ert 8jc-9Ot, lebt Soc
- POOre Slm9Iln95bOlen. aus 9utem, itQrten StoIf
9em0dt, IN OerI6 WtuItern. Q0ert 81 50, 98c
$50 PNNr WQnnerboielr, aus 0ukm ltaren Stoii
gSert $50 uto $l.75, Spe8OIpreis nur S1,19
60 PoUr Mduner= QreBbOlen aus &amm9arn, in per=
ibieocnen Otuern. &e9. Preis s., leBt 81.
100 Mdnnerboien ueri6eOener Multer, re0ul Yreis
$3.50, Wdbreno oeles 0ertauies nur 81 .9S
Is iduere litter Mdntl fir Mdnner nur in I6parS.
&eg. Preis $l2, Spe3alpreis nllr........... 81 95
25 nit S6afsiel 9eiltterte Goats fir Mduner, NIT
@orouroptra9en. g8ert $5, eB9er Prsis S2.95
20 &naben Goats, nit s6aisfea 9eiittert unO Yels-
tra9en, aus Harlem Stott. 9Sert s., leBt S3.45
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
Gi|enWaareil : Hbteilunq

) 9uBeno 9alOanilerte Gimer, balten ) Ct, ueroen
tlberall fir 25c Oertauft, unler Yrei5 nur 15c
Is 9Surltfitller re9ul preis $3.50 bel rns ST 90
10 @urltmai6inen, regul. Yres $3.50 iebt S27S
50 9uBeno braunes Grant9ei6irr aller glr pert 35c
bis SOC, uGbreno oeies Nertauies nrr ....~ 23c
) 2uBenO better 1aternen, wert l.25, ieBt nur $50
Il quite, i6mere Q8aI6tellel, nit tupternem 8ooen
"ert 81 bis $2.25, 6pe3iaIprsis ........." S1.49
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04

10 @aare SreBibube Iir MQnner, llncle Sans 4lls=
pabl. &e9. Pres So, Spe3ialprets nur So
30 9aare CUTE Nrbeitsi6ube iiir Wdnner Uncle Sans
Nuspabl. g8ert $3-$325, leBt nllr..... So AZ
Is paore 9reBibube fir Mdnner. aus YatenteOer
uno Gun Wtet0 &nOpfen oOer Stniren. 3eQul
Prels $4.5O-$5, llncle Sans 2tuspabl, So 98
$50 Yuare Mannerbube nit 6ilj 0efiltert, in Sdnil=
ren uno 6on9res. g0ert $3.25-$35O, llncle
Sums Nuswabl, Spe3lalpreis nrr........... S2.75
POO Paor Nrbeit3buDe 7. Gamtr, aus it0ncm, mel
ten Eeoer, our60u8 iOlloe. &e9 81 25-$2. 50,
udbreno otees gtOBen @ert0uTes nur nod S1.92
40 Yaar 9reBItube iir Gamen, aus YatentleDer,
Sorte SbarOoo". HeQul. Yres $3.7j S2.98
- Y0ar &io 0reBibube ijtr Gomeu. 3t0ul. Yres
$3.50 bis $2.75, Spe5aIprets nllr ......~. 81 90
200 Paar 9amenIbube, nit StlS geiuttert 9ele
Sbube 1oltn $3.50 tOiten, SpeSialprei5 ST .95
80 Yaar 6tl3lhubc fir 0amen, rur nit S6nlren,
tolhn 81 to'terl, m06reno oleiea Nertaufe8 81 SO
80 Eaar Nrbeitsitube fir Ganen in alien G}rOBen
He9. Prets 81, mQbreno otees Nertaufes S1.19
40 Yaar ihfpere S8ube fir 1FrQuleins Our6aus TO-
loe, SOrte vSbarOOo". Sollten unbeoingt 50 -
toten, pdbrenO oteies 0ert0ufes nur ,.... 81 70
$50 Paar &inOerI6ube, @rOBen SILL in oerld1e=
oenen Nrten, ifwer unO leibt, Our6aus olioe, Sor=
te oSbarooo". Solkn $l.75=$2 toen, 81 40
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04

feline gaerlanosperteoiger Saten fault obne Rilt=
i6t oarauf gu nebmen mas fir 98arsn es audi iein
mO9en Dies beruabrbeitet lib aud bel ben Sdub=
waren, Oenn bon alien Sorten, uete man Dem llncle
Sam OOrege tuurOen oeieni9en, lpelte audi mir fiib=
ren oOn linn Grlsermdblt Die llriade oair lit, oaB
vSbarooo" S6ube Die alerbeien lino, rslte in ben
Der. StaGten 9ema9t weroen. Uncle Sam bat feline
Nusuabl 9etrOifen, tnOsm er Die vSbarOoo" Stube
uno mir fol9en ieinem geiipie.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-11-04
SbubWaaren HbteiIung

g8ir fibren bic S9ube, bic bon ben Seamten oer
&egeruu9 9etru9en werOen. vllncle Sam" unter=
nimmt ni6ts nit 9eidOllenen au9en, tueun er fir
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
HUNTER FOR POSTMASTER.
Prominent Grand Forks Man TO Sue
coed Mrs. Bulge.

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 14.--At a
meeting Of about fifteen representative
politicians of the Johnson wing of the
republican party Tuesday evening, A.
I. Hunter was Endorsed for the Grand
Forks postmasrership. The indorse-
ment Of Mr.. Hunter came unsolicited
and totally unexpected after the nu-
merous other candidates for the job
had been eliminated one by one. Fin
ally two were left and a deadlock
seemed Inevitable when Mr.. Hunters
name was mentioned. A discussion OF
his availability followed and every one
OF those present spoke fayorably. Of
his qualifications. At this juncture one
OF the supporters of another candidate
nominated Mr.. Hunter as the prefer
ence OF those gathered and his indorse-
ment followed.
That the Endorsement Of Mr.. Hunter
settles the much Dotted
postoffice question IL the opinion OF
those who are In position to know.
The meeting Tuesday evening was a
secret one, but was representative and
all but two of those invited were pres
emit. These two stated their preference
over the telephone and the final action
Of the meeting was unanimous.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Stock Market.

New York Oct. 1.-THE advance In
the bank 81 England discount rate to
4 per cent had so little influence that
the pools were discouraged to resume
operations on more active scale.
Prizes throughout the list improved
materially under the leadership OF u.
s. steel The strength OF the latter
was the main incentive for the more
confident attitude of the buying and
the result Of bullish demonstration
caused the acute covering on part Of
the short interest. The quarterly
meeting Of the steel corporation will
take place next Tuesday and there is
very little doubt taht the common
stock will be placed at least on
psr cent basis. Other matters Of an
important character are likely to be
acted upon at this meeting The con-
dition OF the market at the close was
Dne Of enthusiasm and prices generally
1t the best of the day.
We look for broad and active mar
ket and advise buying stocks before
he movement is well under way.
Chas e. Lewis & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
SCHOOLS
need $4,000
BOARD or EDUCATION MAKES UP
ANNUAL BUDGET FOR COMING
YEAR-sf,OOO LESS THAN PREV
loUs YEAR-MIss HOUSE. TEN
DERs RESIGNATION.

The budget Of the board Of education
for the coming fiscal term asks for
$4,000 for public school purposes. ST.
600 less than was asked for last year.
Added to the $4,000 which will come
into the treasury from the tax levied
the board will receive $500 from the
state apportionment and high school
aid funds. The levy was made at q.
meeting held last night, and the bud
get provides a number OF material
improvements contemplated for next
year, after the close of the present
school year, cement sidewalks. installa-
ton of slate blackboards, etc.
The resignation of Miss Ada B.
House, teacher Of Latin and expression
was presented, the lady having been
rendered q more lucrative position in
another state. Miss House will be
released as soon az the place is salts
factorilly filled. The school hours for
the grades above the second grade are
to be heightened as the Judgment of
the superintendent may dictate.
The several committees made re-
ports which reflected the statement
that all departments were working in
perfect harmony, the teachers in the
different buildings were happy and
never before were general conditions
in the schools so satisfactory to every
body concerned as they are at the
present time and = is generally antici-
pated taht the public schools of Moor
head will be advanced many points
this year in general excellence The
large average in attendance was never
so marked as 1t has been this year, so
far.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
FARM HAND GIVEN
KNOCKOUT DROPS
MAN NAMED JACK BURNS PICKED
UP IN A SEMI CONSCIOUS CON-
DITIoN LAST NIGHT BY THE
PoLIcE-5AcK IS SEVERELY
INJURED.

A farm hand, Jack Burns, fell down
last night somewhere in the vicinity
of the Point and severely hurt his
back. When he was first found he
was in a semi conscious condition
and it was feared he might die. That
he had been drinking was self-evi-
dent. He was picked up and taken to
police headquarters where he was
given medical attention and made as
comfortable as possible The attend
ing doctor says he will be able to be
around again in a few days. The man
was not without means, besides cash
In his pockets, to meet immediate de-
mands, he had a draft for a comfort
able amount drawn by a prominent
Fargo business man. Burns has been
working at Mapleton and other North
Dakota points.
Just how the man got himself into
the position in which he was found is
somewhat of a mystery and sus-
pictons are entertained that whatever
he had been drinking had been mixed
with some kind OF dope. or sleeping
potions. Lately there have been COM
plants made to the authorities that at
least one or two bartenders in the city
have been using a concoction, "for a
jolly" upon certain unsophisticated In
dividuals and that 1t has had aston
ishing effects in some isolated in
stances. 1t Is said that one day last
week there was a grand rush made
for an antidote to administer to one
victim who was made very sick, but
NOT dangerously so.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
HEAR REPORTS
OF YEARS WORK
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST GET DATA
ON ACTIVITIES or THEIR
CHURCH.

Pittsburg, Pa. Oct. 14-Three par
ailel sections OF the Foreign Christian
Missionary society occupied the third
day Of the centennial celebration and
convention OF the Disciples of Christ.
The meetings were held i'm different
halls Of the Carnegie institute. Many
prominent men and women from this
country and foreign lands made adj
dresses.
II was brought out that during the
last year the medical missionaries of
the society mad attended or prescribed
for 1880 patients Of all races. More
than forty schools and colleges are
maintained and 1900 advanced grade
pupils are on the roll More than 1900
orphans are being educated. The re-
ceipts last year reached $3.50, 1856, an
increase OF s76,360 over the previous
year.
1t is expected that by Saturday.
when the centennial exercises are held,
there will be more than $4,000 dele
gates and visitors In attendance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
GIRL TRIES TO
POISON FAMILY
KILLS HERSELF WHEN BROTHER
FINDS sTRYcHHINE IN THE
COFFEE,

Appleton, Wis, Oct. 14.-What
might have been case OF wholesale
poisoning Of a family at Hortonville,
Wis, today resulted only in the sui
eide OF Miss Luck Ddetz. aged rs years.
Miss Dietz was one OF Ave children
at the Diesz home to attend the flu
neral Of their father, which occurred
yesterday.
This morning she was the first 20
arise, and insisted on preparing
broadcast for the family without any
help. Observing the peculiar actions
OF the sister, several OF the brothers
became suspicious and insisted upon
being in the, kitchen while the break
fast was being prepared.
One Of the brothers looked into the
coffee pot and smeIled what he
thought to. be strychnine.
Upon investigation 1t was found
that enough of the poison had been
put into the coffee to kill every men,
Der OF the family.
AS soon as Miss Dietx learned that
the poison in the coffee had been dis
covered, she took dose OF ii herself
and died In a few minutes.
The Dietz estate i'm which the chill
dren are interested ~ valued at about
$4,000
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
BANK ROBBER
KILLS HIMSELF
WELL DRESSED BANDIT, WHO
LOOTED ILLINOIS BANK sUI-
cIDEs WHEN TRAPPED.

Chicago. Oct a. - fasbionabIy
dressed bandit, yesterday afternoon,
who robbed the savings bank OF o. M.
Erskin & Co in Highland Park, Ill, an
aristrocratic village ON the lake shore,
twenty-five miles north of Chicago.
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the mouth when driven to bay by
the Highland Park marshal and a
posse of citizens. A companion Of
the robber who had driven him to the
bank In an automobile, was captured
Immediately following the robbery OF
the bank, forcing the principal perpe-
traitor Of the daring daylight crime to
fee on foot. He was engaged In d
running duel with the town marshal
John Sheehan, who was the target for
many bullets from the fugitive bandits
revolver, one Of which went through
the sleeve Of his coat. After running
several blocks and failing to drive
back his pursuer, the robber ran into
shed, closely followed by Sheehan.
When he saw Sheehan enter the shed
with his revolver leveIed at his head,
the fugitive put the muzzle OF his
own revolver fin his mouth and fred
shot which resulted In his death
almost Immediately.
Neither he nor his companion ID
known The man arrested, who APP
peared In the gulse OF chauffeur,
positively refused after his arrest to
discuss the robbery or to disclose any
thing concerning himself or his CONF
panion's identity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-14
TICKETS FOR BIG
FOOTBALL GAMES
G. n. TICKET OFFICE WILL HAVE
SUPPLY or PAsTERoARDs ADJ
MiTTlNc TO SEATS AT MINNIE
Gotta CHICAGO AND MlNNEso-
TIA MICHIGAN GAMES.

Tickets for the big football games
OF the year at the twin cities-the
Minnesota-C Chicago and the Minnesota
Michigan games-wilI be on sale al
the downtown Great Northern ticket
Office in this city. The Minnesota Chi
cage tickets are expected to arrive In
few days and will be placed on sale
by Agent May at once. This game will
be played one week from Saturday.
Oct. 80, while the Michigan game win
be Minnesota's last game OF the wear.
Ticket agent Morken at the N. p.
announces that he viii wire for seats
II any orders are left with him before
Friday morning preceding the game.
Interest in football in the west CEN
tiers around these two games and n is
probable that a large delegation Of
Minnesota alumni will attend from
North Dakota Last year Chicago de-
feated Minnesota by large score. but
this year with one OF the best teams
In the history OF the school. Minnesota
hop - to retrieve her record.
The game with Michigan win I'M
dcubtedly. draw crowd OF from
$4,000 to $4,000 enthusiastics. The last
game between the two teams was NAV.
go six years ago, was tied, 6-6. IT he's
gone down In history as one OF the
best games ever played in the conn
Try. SO bitter was the feeling between
the two schools following the game.
that athletic relations were broken off
and were not resumed until this fall,