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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
BARRIERS MUST KEEP I .||'..
THEIR R R ! rs. clean
NEW SANITARY RULE For TOM
soRiAL PARLoRs ARE VERY III
H. ,.,.ee2 STRlcT.s -. - 1ys.l
Towel Must Not Pc Used More Than
One Without Il: laundering -lnstru..
Ments and Brushes stsrilixed. ..

Under the new law providing for
the sanitation OF barber shops. the
xtate board OF health has promulgated
The following rules: a. 4. 8 "a ,,:5ss
L. Mugs, shaving brushes. razors.
scissors, pincers. needles, files. knives
the cup sors pad ot vibrating Or mas
sage machines and all other tools or
appliances used N barber shops. hair
dressing 81 nnanicuring parlors shall
be sterilised by boiling Or BY INNER,
sion In alcohol Of at least 50 per cent
strength, formaldehyde solution OF at
least 10 per cent, lysol solution OF at
least 5 per cent, formaldehyde gar.
or by other recognized methods an
proved by the board Of health having
Jurisdiction, after each separate use.
Combs and brushes shall be cleansed
with soap. and water at least once
daily.
2. Clean towels shall be used for
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10

TO THE CITIZENS OF BISMARCK.
The city commission, realizing that
sidewalks are Of little value without
street crossings, recommend the is
suance Of $1,000 Of bonds to run ten
years, bearing annual interest, to put
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10

elected class of people. The cut used
in this article is that of the league
that exists only in penal institutions.
There are many of these leagues in
the penal institutions, Of the coun-
trv W. 49, III " 81" u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
HERE j|:i|IE i is RELIEF. FOR WOMEN.

II you have pains in the back, Urinary, Blsddee
or Kidney trouble and want certain, pleasant
herb relief from Women's Ills, try Mother Grayt
"AUSTRALIAN-LEAF It 10 safe, reliable
iuciudino in6sunmation and alterations. Neither
crave Australian-Leaf 10 sold BY Druggists OF
sent by mail, for 30 cts. Sample sent FREE
Address, The Mother Gray Co.. 10 Roy. N.x'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10

he gave Ills illustrated lecture to .
fun house at the baptist: church. Il
was full Of information about the
prisoners and crime, and the work
being done to reclaim the friendless
men after having been in confinement.
He had q very busy day. He left
last night to visit all the penal insti-
tutions between here and Vancouver,
some fifteen in number His first
stop will be at Deer Lodge. Montana.
Rev. Fredenhagen IS doing q work
that is spreading all over the United
States. It 10 among q heretofore ne.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10

Bases on balls-none. Struck out
by Roderick 6;,by johnson Is. Hit
by pitched ball, McCabe. Two base
hits, Orr. Three base~hit, McCauyey
Passed balls, McCabe 1. Umpires.
Hutchinson and Wilson. Attendance
$50. 80 + -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
Pure Spices, S>,,e,a
for the picking and x1,n5c14
j preserving season.
MOTHERS CLUB.

The Mothers club, will meet this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. v.
Fish, 1890 Sixth street, and all mem
bers are requested to be present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-10
Wise Talks BY The Office Boy

A boy applying for q position was
asked: by the man, IF I hire you. will
you be honsst?" The boy answered
calmly, II will be honest, sir,
whether you hire me or not" That's
the real asparagus: amt It? I guess
people are beginning to open your
eyes to the fact that all things are
not what they seem. They are learn
ing to call things by their real names.
They. are penetrating the sham 4 and
doing a lot OF thinking. The people
know, they are coming to understand
that the only real distinction in so
ciety or business Is distinction be-
tween honest and dishonest. >You
and 1 know that. this wild hunt ssfor
dollars Il not all there IL n the game
Of life. You and I know we are the
people. You may sas. THAT is true,
but what has II to do with the hard
ware business?" We want you to know
that what W., say is true. and what
We sell .is homes. Then what We sell
win do..you good and what others
sell Is more likely to be honest. Say,
YOU want to buy new range. Ranges
are getting ripe now. There Is 9 LOT
81 honest ranges but some Of them
have mistaken their calling. Ours
are ripe and ready to pick. II you you
wan. q stove Of any kind, get It
now and get It Of us.
WILLIE WITH
e i, UNI REpT HARnW ARF C0
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
10 Talk Tariff Morning, Noon and Night
uhOmo Senator Talks Freely of Tariff
,es of the Republican Party--Aldrich
aces Men in Senate Like Puppets on
Chess Board Holds Deck
in His Hand.

reasonable profit The cost of living
has outrun the wages and salaries OF
the people. The necessities of life
are sold more eheaply in other coun-
tries than in our country. The tribute
that is being levied on the people will
have TO be moderated.
I'VE have got to revolutionize in
some way the methods In the house
and In the senate. The power has got
to pass from Aldrich and Cannon so
that they will be responsible in some
way to the people"
Senator Gore paused in an attitude
of listening. He weighed his words
carefully and then he said:
Absolutely few men run the SEN
ate; as ! am not called on to identify
them I should say three or four But
Aldrich is really the master spirit of
the senate. He is like Joseph said
about his dream--the sun, moon and
eleven stars do obeisance to his star
the president. vice president and all
the senate. In the house all the shields
fall down and do obeisance TO Cannon.
Bills In the house and senate might as
wei begin; BE It enacted by the chair
man Of the finance committee and the
speaker of the house of representa-
tiyos Aldrich places those men In
the senate like puppets on a chess
board He holds the deck IN his hand.
or course he deals to every man q
hand that will permit him TO win.
Cold decking the senate-that's what
II Is.
Il believe Taft ought to veto this
tariff bill, but doubt II he will. be-
lieye Cleveland should have vetoed the
Wilson bin. And never viii believe
until Roosevelt says so that he would
sign this bill OF course I believe IN
the three coordinate branches OF tbs
government; but the people loved to
see Roosevelt beat and badger what
they regarded as a recalcitrant con.
gress. | believe when he comes back
and says he wouldn't have signed 1t
and that Taft has signed It. there win
be something doing"
Unless his services are urgently
needed In connection with some vital
matter. Senator Gore viii not return
to Washington while the present ses-
sion of congress Is in progress. He is
on his way TO Hiawatha Kans.. to de-
liver Chautauqua lecture
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
SPECIAL LEVY IS
MADE FOR SCHOOLS
state Board o. Equalization Passes
Resolution Fixing Levy Of pa
Mills For state Purposes.

Guthrie. okla. July % The state
boardcf equalization at / o'clock yes.
terday passed a resolution fixing upon
all the taxable property of the state a
levy Of two and one.fourth mills for
state purposes as follows.
For appropriations for the fiscal
year June so. 1903. TO June 80. 1910.
81 10000
For erecting and equIpplng school Of
Of mines building at wilburton univer.
sity preparatory school at claremore
and for additional buildings for IT
Supply insane asylum si2712o.
For the expenses of the second les.
isleture $4,000.
For removing state conyicts from
Lansing Kana.. to Oklahoma. for
maintenance Of prison and erecting
temporary buildings $4,000.
For the payment Of old accounts
prior to statehood end for deficiency
appropriations passed by the second
legislature, amounting to approximate
- sls0.o0O. which. with the s57e.42e
1s which the state failed TO collect
Last year from gross revenue. income
tax. inheritance tax and coal tax, now
II litigation, makes q grand total OF
s. .20i .527.4e.
The board estimates that the state
viii receive from sources other than
direct taxation during the coming
ascal year between q i.oO0,o 900 and 81.
20 0ov.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23

The board. following out the provi.
sions of the general revenue bill,
made a separate levy of one-quarter
of a mill for the aid of the common
schools, which will mean about 10
cents per capita for all children Of
school age IN the state and will bring
in a total revenue Of over $4,000, 900.
The board has not as yet received
the property valuation from five Of
the county boards. but estimates the
total taxable valuation OF the state
for the year at over $350.000 900 as
against s727OOO.O0O returned last year
The constitutional limit for state
purposes is three and a half mills.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
DRILLERS FIND
LOG At 225 FEET
Several Feet Below Where Log Was
Found the Formation Resembles
Greek sed-- Strong Flow.

Spokane. WASH. July 20. Wen
drillers working on the Bovencamp
ranch between Troy and Kendrlck,
Idaho, southeast Of Spokane. eneount
cred a log al depth Of 2z5 feet, when
the heavy drill suddenly dropped
three feet, probably It's diameter. A
half dozen pieces brought to the sur.
face In buckets showed the wood was
decayed until It could be crumbled be.
tween the fingers The men drilled
several feet deeper after striking the
log. where the formation resembled
a creek bea They brought up round.
waterwashed stones the size Of the
bowl Of pipe. appearing to have been
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23

at the bottom Of stream Tor cen.
turies. When they struck the IIog the
drillers found a strong flow olf water
which they we're not able to lever bv
the nse Of a steam pump Experts 0e.
clare the presence Of the log at the
depth Indicated gives EVIDENCE Of /
change In the formation Of the earth,s
crust. probably during the kla7Ial per-
iod, adding that It confirms the theory
that centuries before the Christian era
there was terrific eruption, In the.
hills In this part Of the country ans.
that scores Of streams IN the bills IN
this part Of the country we're obIiter.
ated and the entire topography chang.
ed.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23


The Kansas city Star, Tuesday, con
~ lined the following interview with
I senator Gore, of Oklahoma, that is
about the truest and best statement
Of the facts concerning the fight on
the tariff bin that has been submitted
to the public:
Thomas p. Gore, the blind senator Of
oklahoma, remarked over his break
fast IN the grill room OF the Savoy
hotel this morning that he had a clean
bill Of health vita reference to the
tariff bin and that from him no apollo
gies were forthcoming. Without ex-
80 he said, he had voted against
cease and for every decrease
schedules,
ave party loyalty without party
prejudice" the senator said be-
lieye the country's mnnopolies vote for
their interest regardless Of party Most
Of the people vote for party regardless
of interest There ought to be some
way to convert the will OF the majority
into the law Of the land People who
think alike should vote alike. The
people, who want the tariff revised
should vote for the men at the polls
who VIII vote in congress to enact
their sentiment into the statutes
THE trouble with the republican
party is that It - under such heavy
obligations to the manufacturing inter
ests, Ihey furnish the sinews Of sue.
cess to the republican party. They
axe the republican party, the breath OF
rs life. the blood In It's veins. the mar.
row Of les bones. No matter how of.
ten Il may express It's willingness. It is
not willing to murder its friends. What
We ought to do is to talk tariff morn.
ing. noon and night The trouble is
aere elshat is the ulcer OF our ma.
tional economic life.
THE papers are saying that AIdrieh
is engaging experts to figure ont that
the tariff bin is really a reduction The
country Is not going to be satisfied
with the opinicr Of the report. Unless
YOU can buy shinga cheaper aftel this
blllpasses than you could before then
the whole thing is a sham-it is much
ado about nothing. i.
Prices are largely ARTIFICIAL in this
country TSe cost OF living is beyond
what il Of necessity should be. The
prices charged for commodities do not
represent the manufactured cost and a
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
GEORGE THOMAS PAROLEO
BY GOVERNOR HASKELL

George Thomas. who has been sere.
ing a sentence In the state prison here
for manslaughter. was yesterday pa
rolled by Governor Haskell Thomas
Is a negro and was sentenced after
killing q white man near Purcell. It
Is claimed that Thomas was shot twice
before he returned the fire that killed
the white man. He left yesterday for
his home at Purcell.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS
ATTACK ARMY OFFICERS


BY Associated Press.
Madrid. Spain. July 22.-There were
two riots among the troops preparing
10 embark for Mililla. one here last
night and the other at Barcelona, to
day. The families OF the soldiers
charged on the officers IN an attempt
TO prevent their relatives being sent
away A dozen we're injured and
many arrested
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
THIRTY THOUSAND
MEN MAY STRIKE
Laborers In Every Town In oklahoms
VIII Strike, Is Prediction Of
Deputy Commissioner.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Muskogee. Okla. July 22--A strike
IN every city aud town IN Oklahoma
In support Of the eight hour law. in.
Yolving thirty thoufa I'd men. was pre-.
dicted for next week - Deputy State
Labor Commissioner Wiley. here 70.
day. Several hundred street paving
laborera and others in Muskogee have
been out several days. Those working
on public contracts have partially won
their fight and are planning q big pa.
rade Cor Saturday.
The trouble started when the labor
enforced the eight hour
form to the reduced hours
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
WORK OF FORMING NEW
MINISTRY Has BEGUN
BY Associated Press

y IH1|7-IEIIEEIE|H ? = |7I"7
Paris. France. July 2i.-The work 9l
forming q new ministry 70 take the
place Of the clemeneeau regime. which
came to g sudden end last night. was
begun early today. It Is assured that
three members Of the old cabinet will
be retained n the reconstructed min.
istry. It Is generally believed that II
n. n0urgerua. former minister Of for
eIgn affairs. can be induced TO accept
the task Of forming the new ministry.
a speedy solution Of the cisis can be
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23

The attractive IS patterns Of durable val
cluny and torchon lace display in our window
will be on sale at Csc the Bolt of 10 yards II
is well worth Sc the yard-but one bolt Of a
pattern TO each customer.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23

Barring delays in transit we win have 5000
yards more Of calico to sell al Sc the yard on
Saturday the oath. We win not sell to retailers
at this price and limit customers to two dress
patterns each.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
NO TRACE rs FOUND OF
DROWNED MANS BODY.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Sen Diego, Cal, July 22.--Although,
searching parties have patrolled the
beach IN the vicinity Of south la JolIa
all night, no trace has been found Of
the body Of George Orr. the Atohison,
Rams. attorney, who drowned yeater4
day in the surf At Ia Jolla. while
bathing 0rr's bride. Who from the
shore watched her husband disappear
without being able 70 aid him Is dis.
tracted
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
BASEBALL MAGNET SHOT
WHILE BEING INITIATED
ny Associated Press.

~ ANHUEIaIHU TFEHHs
Muskogee. Okla. July "a. - Shot
while being initiated into the Order
of Owls. here last night, ". J. Fall
president Of the Muskoeee Baseball
club. was shot in the hip with
blank cartridge and today 1t Is feared
blood polponing will st in.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-07-23
Goods Thrown Away
Sat. the 31st, 4 p. m.

We will throw from tie roof of our
store room II packages of merchan.
disc containing everything from 4
suit Of clothes 20 a ladies trimmed
hat. The person who gets the
package and manages TO keep II.
gets the contents. There is sure to
be a big scramble and more fun
than wa.ehihg a gang Of boys catch
a creased pig; 50 be on hand Satur-
day. July 3i-the last day Of our
July Jubilee Sales.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04

Miss Donaglo likened the class to a
tribe OF savagcs who were hunting for
the land OF more learning and far
greater usefulness The first year
the small savages were new to each
other and We're small and easily fright
ened and had all that they could do 20
ward off impending dangers and sus-
tain themselves. After the first year
they had found that they had arrived
at the land of the sophomore ha has,
Here they assembled together and for
the first time formed a union and
elected officers. Before they had been
under the whole supervision of thu
pale faced leaders. sometimes known
as teachers. For the first time they
began to govern themselves The third
year found them in the land of the
juniors. Here they began to talls
more interest in the society life anu
athletics, for in this year they gave Il
war dance for the heroes of the griG
iron and a reception for the seniors.
Besides this the junior girls in the
Hart Literary society entertained the
graduating senior girls at reception.
The junior warriors also won great
renown on the football field. At laSt
they entered the land OF the Senior
bago's" and here they became tbs
bright and shining light for all of thu
other tribes that were hunting for this
land and now at last this renowned
tribe has found the trail that led to the
land of more learning and far greater
usefulness and they were assembled
TO bid farewell to all on the eve CT
their departure.
Add to the Frieze.
The presentation of the present 10
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04

add 10 cents :: week for gasoline used
by the engine. if the farmer were
compelled Ia kill and dress two hog;
every week throughout the year lie
would not hesitate to spend 80 cents
week for machines which would save
so much labor and enable him 10 do
mere work in less time \ power
ironer costing about SEQ could be add
ed If he" took Il notion to be liberal
in the matter.
A drying room q by II feet between
the dairy room and The laundry room.
provided with steam pipes for heat
ing. will not cost a great deal and in
sures quick. clean and easy drying. of
clothes in any kind of weather and
will save her" Il good many trips out
in Indictment weather. 4 power laun-
dry like this may be rented to neigh
bors for. say. 80 cents day. they to
come to the place and do the work and
clean up the plant after they are
through. - Washington Cor Kansas
City Star
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04
WARTS EVIDENCE
SHEDS new LIGHT
Testimony for First Time Tends 10
Show His Guilt-Tells of TAX
ing Amounts OF Cash.

b. D Connolly, the special master n
chanceTy in the Moline Building *
Loan cases, and Attorneys George w.
Wood and c. T.. DietZ were at Joliet
yesterday for the purpose of taking
further evidence by J. w. War; for the
association. War; for the first time
gave evidence that showed his guilt.
He testified that he had taken money
from the associations cash. and had
substituted memorandum slips. These
amounts were carried on the associa-
ton books in which were recorded the
amounts taken from the association.
This book, however, was always kept
under lock and key.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04
TAKE LEAVE
OF old HALLS
Seniors of High School Hold
Their Final Program, in
Glass Day Exercises.
GIVE LAMP TO JUNIORS
Say Gift and Classmen Have Same
Qualities-MalSe odd requests
i'm the Class Will.

The annual senior class day exer-
cises of the high school We're held yes
terday afternoon in the high school
assembly room. The exercises were
attended by about 500 persons and the
room was filled to its capacity. The
seniors marched in to the assembly
room promptly at 8 O'Clock while Miss
Florence McCombs played march
The opening number on the program
was a piano solo by Miss IneZ Peter
son, which was we'll received. Miss
Bessie Donagho gave o very interest
ing. sketch of the class history from
the time the class entered as small
frightened freshmen until now, when
they are about to leave the school
having finished the required course
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04
SAVE FARM LABOR
Joint Laundry Planned to Light
Ell Duties of Rural House
wives.
TIE NEED IS S0RELY FELT
Modern Diaries, for Instance, Require
Sanitary Washing of Workers
Salts.

The modern clean. convenient aud
hygieuic dairy barn means great deal
of additional work for the farmers
wife and her helpers, for suits must
be washed, and there is Il general i'll
crease iii laundry aud similar work.
1t is only just that these added bur
degs should be offset by more conveu.
fences and labor saving devices. In
general it is not true that the farm
home has kept pace with the rest Of
the farm in the adoption of farm meth
DDS of labor saving devices and other
convenienceS
| A widely known dairy commissioner
who had given the matter considerable
thought suggested that n laundry such
as he had in mind could be used by
| number of families in neighborhood
on the payment of small fee. Such
! IDEAS of cooperation applied to rural
life are interesting as well as valuable
and an indication of a means by which
| the farm housewives labors may be
| lessened in number of ways. A CO.
| operative bakery or laundry seems as
practical as the cooperative creamery
which is now so common In the middle
! west.
The suggestion is as follows:
A laundry provided with stationary
washtubs. with washer and wringer
| for power use. is an innovation. But
why should not the women of the
farm be provided with modern appli-
ances? The farmer no longer reaps
with a sickle or even with cradle.
! He rides his pillow and often his cuti-
vator. He rides his grain drill. corn
! planter and corn cultivator He rides
his grain harvester and his corn har-
vester. He loads his hay by machin-
cry and pitches 1t into the barn by
horsepower The time is come when
it is positively inhuman to ask women
to toll without water or machine pow
er In the house. The same water.
steam and sewage system that must
be present for the dairy will take care
of the laundry. The same power used
for grinding feed and separating milk
or pumping water and saving wood
will turn the washer and wringer.
Cost Not Heavy.
| Stationary tubs of three compart.
ments, power washer, wringer. piping
and connections and drying room will
cost in the neighborhood of $140. and
the interest ON this amount is $3.50
the deterioration. assuming that they
will have to be replaced in fifteer
years. equals $0.35 year. or a tota
Of $19.15. to be correct. or. say. So
even money.
u That is 3S cents a week. to which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04

of seeing the eclipse of the moon last
evening. Clouds Obscured the phen-
omena. so that its only effect was to
intensity the darkness early in the
evening. Not till after 10 o'clock did
the sky clear and then the shadow had
passed from fair Luna's countenance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04

TO each one who buys refreshments. a
ticket will be given which will entitle
the holder to a free ride on the river
in one of the many launches moored
in the harbor The proceeds from the
sale of refreshments Will go into the
emergency fund of the club.