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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
Coming Events

Thurad. y, Feb. ~.
Joint convention Of State jewelers.
and State Opticians associations
Friday, Feb. IS.
International course dinner at First
M. E. church.
MONDAY, Feb. a.
Town meeting discussion.
Friday, April I.
Trades and Labol Assembly state
invention benefit lance.
Tuesday, April IS.
Laynen's Missionary conferences.
Wednesday, April 20.
Laymen's Missionary conference.
Thursday, April ~,
Laymen's Missionary conference.
Sunday, July 10.
Annual meeting of the state Sports.
mems association.
Monday, July II.
Annual meeting of the State Sports.
mems association.
Monday, July %.
North Dakota state fair ;4iI
! Tuesday, July, rs E
North Dakota state fair. fIl
Wednesday, July az. it'll
North Dakota State fair. ilI
Thursday, July 2e. tR.tl
North Dakota State fair. JAIN
Friday, July 20. Slg
North Dakota State fair. l1t
Saturday, July 90. LEU
North Dakota State fair. I'll
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BURR SENDS RUGBY
CROOK TO PRISON
HARRY p. kLAWIkKER rs SEN"
FENCED FOR OBTAINING MON
EY ON FALSE PRETENsEs.

Rugby, n. d., Feb. IL Harry +.
Klawikker was sentenced by Judge
Burr to serve an indeterminate sem
tence OF two or three years in the
pcnitentiary at Bismarck, following
his plea of guilty Of obtaining money
on false pretenses. Klawikker' went
to Barton several days ago and repre-
scented to meat dealer there that he
had a bunch Of cattle for sale and
would bring them in soon and OBJ
taired from the butcher an advance
Of part of the agreed price. He also
pledged the delivery of a quantity OF
wheat TO a Barton elevator man and
secured a loan of S. TO be taken out
OF the purchase price. After few
DAYS the parties became suspicious and
made inquiry which developed the fact
that KIawikker had neither wheat or
cattle and further that he had skip
ped. t" f-' " abs
Sheriff Erickson, with the aid OF
the Great Northern officials located
the man at Minot. He was brought
back and given a hearing before jus
tice Payne and waived examination.
| Later he admitted his guilt and was
sentenced by The district judge.
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Tells OF SCHOOL
LIFE IN JAPAN
PRESIDENT cREEGAN OF FARGO
COLLEGE, GIVES HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS SOME INFORMATION
REGARDING LAND OF MIKADo
FROM OBSERVATIONS.

The high school students and faculty
listened 70 a very able address this
morning by President Creegan of Far
go college, on Education in Japan. Aft
| er a few Introductory remarks on the
beautiful scenery of Japan, it's size,
population, and agriculture, Mr., Cree
gan proceeded to give a very vivid and
interesting description of education in
that far away oriental country.
How many schools" Mr.. Creegan
asked, ARE there in Japan? Just as
many as are needed, In every village,
town and city in Japan there are
schools. ranging from the kindergarten
Ito the university. All the children i'm
Japan go to school They have a COM
pulsory law. and it Is enforced. Nine
ty-seven out of every 100 girls are en-
rolled and attend some school,
President Creegan, who has visited
Japan and speaks of knowledge gained
from observation. then took his audi
ence on an imaginary visit to several
of the schools in that country. He de-
scribed infinitely the discipline and
methods of instruction. All the ia
panese schools and colleges are model
ed upon American schools. Mr.. Cree
gan thinks that in many respects the
Japanese schools are better than those
in America.
He then told OF his visit to the I'm
lperial university at Toxic, where 1900
lstudents are enrolled. Sixteen of the
professors in that university are grad,
luates of American colleges. Japan has
three large universities, one agricul.
tural college and a whole system o.
government schools.
The history and growth Of the ia
lpanese schools was next taken up. "TC
the United States said Mr.. Creegan
SIS due the credit of giving the impetus
to educationsin Japan.
DIR Verbeck was the first man wh'
began this work. He has the honor o
Iinstructing the first 500 students O
Toxic university"
Relations with United States.
The relation of Japan to Americj
was next touched on by President Cree
gan. While i'm Japan he had asked ma
tives of that country their opin
. ion on the relation existing betweeI
: the two countries, On every occasion
he found the japanese enthusiastic i
= thelr praise lot Lhe OHlIeu SLdLSs' II
asked professor in the Toxic uni
versity the same question. His repl
: was: America and Japan have bee
as brothers for fifty years. We ow
everything to America. We do nc
" hold the actions of San Francisco a
: an example of the whole of Unite
; States. Nothing but the most friendl
conditions exist between the two coun
tries, and We hope they will exist in tn
future. ! speak the opinion of the Pa
pan people as whole"
Mr.. Creegan then closed his ad
: dress with thanks for the excellent al
Il tention and congratulation on tt
: school. The students showed their al
= probation by giving him a rousing We
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DE sAoANs ARE SUED AGAIN.
Parents Of the Princess Former Illus
band Demand Annuity.

Paris, Feb. II. - The Marquis and
Marquise de Castellane have Instituted
suit against the Princess de Sagan fol-
s12,60O back annuities which they al
lege the count and countess in the
marriage settlement of 1898 engaged
themselves to pay at the rate of $500
a year. This annuity was paid until
the Count and Countess de Castellane
were divorced, when the countess. who
was formerly Miss Anna Gould. re-
fused to contribute further TO the sup.
port of her former husbands parents
M, Bonnet argued the case on behalf
of the plaintiffs today, and M, Glenn
enceau Will reply week from today
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
THE. CAUSE OF COLDS
Good Advice Regarding the Prevention
Of Coughs and
Colds.

If reople would only fortify and
strengthen the system, the majority Of
cases of coughs, colds and pneumonia
might be avoided. These troubles are
frequently due to weakness, which pro-
dl1ces a. catarrhal condition of the mu-
cous membrane. which is an internal
skin of the body When this skin Is
weakened it becomes easily infected
with germs which cause many of the
diseases to which flesh Is heir. Healthy
mucous membranes are essential safe
guards to the body's general health.
An excellent aid in the prevention
of coughs, cold, pneumonia and such
like infectious diseases, Is remedy
that will prevent or cure catarrl.
We have a remedy which we hon.
estly believe to be unsurpassed in eK-
ceilence for the prevention of coughs
colds and all catarrhal conditions. II
is tn prescription cf famous physi-
clan. who has an env.able reputation
of thirty yearc Of cures gained through
the use OF this formula. We promise
TO make no charge for the medicine
should 1t fail to do as we calm. We
urge everybody who has need OF such
medicine to try Rexall Mucu- Tone.
It stands to reason that We could
not afford to make such statements
and give our own personal guarantee
to this remedy if we were not pre-
pared to prove the reasonableness OF
our claim in every particular, and we
lsee no reason Why any one should
hesitate to accept our offer and try It
| we have two sizes of Rexall Mucu-
ToAe, prices SO cents and $t.00. Some
times j 5O-cent bottle is sufficient &c
give marked relief. As q general thing
1.-THE most chronic case is relieved with
an average Of thee large bottles. You
can obtain Rexall comedies in Fargo
Ionlv az our store,--The Rexall store
The Waldorf Pharmacy co.
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People of Note

w. A. Nelson IL representing Hills
boro here TODAY.
Geo. d. Brown is in from Wild Rice
on business today.
F. o. Rockwell left last night for
the twin cities.
Atty G. $. shippy OF Hope is ..
business visitor today
s. v. Justus is Casselton repre-
sentative here TODAY.
Geo. M. Kennedy is here from Grand
Forks on business trip.
DR.. A. G. Anderson liz business
visitor from Hillsboro today.
Atty. w. J. Courtney of Page lie In
the city on legal business today.
Michael Driscoll of Grand Forks Is
visiting at the home Of John o'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. s. Russell Of
Dickinson are guests at the Metropole.
state Treasurer @. L. Bickford Of
Bismarck is registered at the Gardner
today.
Al aad Mrs. B. F. MelnecKt ord
child Of Marmarth are spending the
day here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. Lakey and
daughter Of Buffalo are gltests at the
Nve'1rrs tncay.
The Misses Alice and Hilma Mattsop
of Argusville are the guests of Miss
Marie Ostbve.
state Librarian o. G. Libby Of
Grand Forks was in the city on bust
ness today.
]. p. Foote. banker and well-knowB
1 hrsnpss mar of Creeks ~ was a
visitor in the city today.
I E. A. Mills of Crookston, master
carpenter on the Great Northern
81 emf the hight in the Lisy.
State Railroad Commissioner o. +
". Andtrs or of Starkweath,r was All
overnight visitor in the city.
Mrs. Harold sorenson has returned
from Kindred. where she was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Max strehlow
w. M. Kommerstad, editor of This
Hurdsfield Banner, is in the city to-
day en- route from a trip to Wiscon-
7 sin.
]. q. Ellis, Mack Sinclair Oscar j
Seier and L. D. Hughes of jamestown
are business visitors in the city to.
day.
Ex-Mayor Hugh Dunlevy of Eas
Grand Forks. Mimi. was an ar
rival last evening and is spending TIN
day here.
l.. j. Bricker, general immigration
agent of the N. p the man who sue
ceeded Mr.. Mott, was business Wis
itor here yesterday.
]. t. Randall, travelling passenge
agent of the New York Central, an,
, G. L. A. Thomson of the ePnnsylvani;
I lines, were railroad men here today.
! A. III. McPhail. the we'll know
s herseshoer, has gone to his old hom
; in ottawa, Can, for a three weeks
: visit. This is Mr.. McPhaiPs first visi
!. to his boyhood home in twenty-nin
) years.
DR.. M p. Rindlaub, jr., DR.. and Mr.
= z. M. Darrow and Harry Wooledge wi
! sail from Boston March IL on til
I steamship Cretic of the White Star lir
! for Gibralter After a week in Spail
the party will sail for Naples for
tour of the continent DR.. and Mr.
r Darrow and Mr.. Wooledge will retur
a the latter part of May Or. Rindlau
$ will remain abroad for several month
: for special study.
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learning of his work and the permanent
effects of Spine Adjusting. Usually
as soon as a patient becomes sure Of
the great improvement that follows "a
few adjustments that patient becomes
a walking advertisement for the doc
tor, and Immediately brings in friends
who need the adjustments thus keep
ing the Chiropractor constantly at work
to care for his fast growing practice.
All forms Of disease are reached aud
the cause removed by Chiropractic adj
justments. II is becoming a well es-
tablished fact that the cause of disease
is to be found in pinched nerves pass
ing through the spine The Chiroprac-
tor has a sure method Of relieving these
pinched nerves and many remarkable
recoveries are noted among those who
have come to him. 49,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
DEVILS LAKE GETS
The CONVENTION
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS OF
STATE WILL MEET THERE IN
NEXT ANNUAL sEssloN--oFFI-
GERS ELECTED TO-DAY FINAL
ADJOURNMENT TAKEN.

Devils Lake added one more to the
string of conventions which are sched
uled to meet in that city next year
when today they secured the 1911
meeting of the jewelers. and Opticians
associations of the state Louis Han
son of Devils Lake, the newly elected
president of the jewelers. association
made such a strong plea for the con-
vention at the meeting this morning
that no other invitation was consid-
cred.
The jewelers. elected the following Of
ficers:
President Louis Hanson. Devils
Lake.
First Vice President Hart swal-
stead, Minot
Second Vice President--o. c. Fields
Valley City.
Secretary = Geo. X. Munro, Grand
Forks.
Treasurer-Max Rabinovich, Grand
| Forks.
Delegates to National jewelers. as.
ISOLATION convention-F'rank v. Kent
Grand Forks; Geo. K Munro, Grand
Forks; w. G. Reighart Minot; c. e
Tillson, Darlington; Paul Girard Crane
Forks.
The session this morning proved Il
be the final one of the joint convention
The first business was the reports
| of committees. These reports showed
| that the finances were in good shape
and that the affairs of the association
were In excellent condition. During tn,
| past year a number of new member
| have been added and there is ever.
| prospect of another good year will
many more new members before thu
next annual session.
The committee on resolutions asked
for a vote. of thanks to Fargo and 1t
citizens for the excellent entertain
ment provided.
Change in Bylaws.
This morning the association took u
the bylaws of the organization an
went over them article by article, max
ing various changes and the jeweler
are now on a better working basis tina
they have ever been before.
One of the new features provided b
the bylaws is for a local secretary
D. Husegan- of Devils Lake was nam
ed local secretary.
The local secretary will always b
located in the city in which the nez
convention is to be held and it wi
be his duty to look after local arrange
ments for the convention.
Before adjeurning a rising vote {
thanks was extended to retiring Pre-
Frank v. Kent and retiring Sec. c.
. Tillson for their faithful efforts durin
the past year.
!, d. d. Sullivan of Fargo was made q
honorary member of the association.
The travelling statesmen representa-
/, the different wholesalers and manufaG
turers of jewelry having displays at II
convention were called upon for sho
addresses and they thanked the COZ
: lvention for the courtesies extended
: them while here.
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CONGRESS MUST
MAKE PROVISION

Washington. Feb. 17.-The returns
made by corporations under the law
imposing a tax of per cent on their
net incomes are not to be opened to
public inspection, unless congress
makes an appropriation specifically
providing for accommodations and
clerical help for that purpose. Some
body discovered that an act passed in
1882 expressly prohibits the secretary
of the treasury from using any part OF
the appropriation of 100000 made by
congress "for the expenses of collect
ing the corporation tax in the en-
ployment of persons within the Dis
trict of Columbia.
President Taft is of the opinion
that congress intended that the re-
turns, original and corrected, should
be open to inspection as are court
records and in letter to the secretary
of the treasury he has suggested that
If the construction which seems tC
him to be the right one is to be car
ried into execution there must be an
appropriation of $4,000 for the speci.
| fic purpose.
Following the presidents suggestion
! Chas. ID. Norton. acting secretary o.
the treasury, has submitted to thu
| speaker of the house an estimate fo
an appropriation of the amount stat
ed.
Strong opposition has developed t
the public feature of the corporation
| tax law and President Taft and hi
advisers have frequently conferred o,
| the question of reaching a basis o
| administration of the act. The issu
now is squarely before congress am
much interest is manifested as t
whether that body, in effect, will re
enact the existing publicity provision
by granting the appropriation recon
mended.
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The ladies guild Of the First Con-
gregationaI church will meet with Mrs.
F. T. Walker, EOS Eighth street north
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sweetland OF
Currie, Mimi, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. ]. Ryan for a few days en-
route west on a business and pleasure
trip.
u us. ~
A. Y. Stout, Of Marion Ind, auditor
of Grant county. is in the city with. q
bunch Of land seekers looking over this
part Of the country with a view of in
vestment. -,..e
According to general order No. 1112
issued by the postoffice department, the
ppstoffice at Kingsley, Mckenzie coun.
ty, is discontinued. Mail will in the
future go to Charlsofl
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Tvpboid Races in Min City.

Minneapolis, Feb. 17.-With view
toward checking the spread OF the
epidemic of typhoid raging here. the
health board held joint session with
the city council and water board to-
day and decided to erect a disinfect-
ing plant on the Mississippi river
abnve the city.
There are 900 cases of typhoid In
Minneapolis and the disease is spread
ing. The cause of the epidemic, eE-
pcrtg say. is water from the city wa
terworks system which draws its sup
My from the river.
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ROOSEVELT PARTY
At GONDOKORO
ALL MEMBERS OF PARTY WELL
AND ENTHUSIASTIC OVER RE-
SUITS or EXPEDITION.

Gondokoro. Sudan, Feb. i7.-ton the
Upper Niie)-Colonel Roosevelt. Ker-
NIT Roosevelt and other members OF
the Smithsonian African scientific e1-
petition arrived here today. All are
well and enthusiastic over their ex-
periences and the scientific results of
their explorations.
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Business Jots

Cook paints signs. Phone s25.
Or. J. L. Savage, surgeon and ply
stefan, COS Front street.
DR.. r. w. Chandler, dentist, Port
Huron building. No, Broadway.
Furnished rooms by day, week or
, month. Tweeden block. N. p. avenue.
II you sTAMMER write the Nation
al Institute for Stammerers, Crookston
MINI. Absolute cure guaranteed.
The Forum does no Job printing
Send your next order to Hannaher &
Schannach at 625 N. p. avenue. Fargo
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HER LITTLE HANDS

Were white as snow; her lips were
r,,by red, but when he saw her finger
nails, he quickly to her said--Oh, my!
YOU need manicure; ] know OF one
who'll please you sire. Expert mani
curing, prompt service. high class
work. Mrs. Julian Smith, room ZIG,
parlor floor. The Gardner.
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ANOTHER REQUEST.

Aaker's Business College was called
up by phone this morning and re-
aucsted to send another stenographcr
TO Mayville Tkis is the second re-
quest from that city this week. May
willie has a number of A. b. c. students
and these requests show that they
are making gooG-they always do.
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heaFd hbrea bolltg.
The excellent work
of Geo. A. NewEalt,
d. c., cannot but
impress one with
the great value Of
Chiropractic Ad-
justments of the
spine as a way TO
remove the cause
Of disease.
Or. Newsalt is
busy day and even =
ing with the in
creasing number of
sick people who are
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SHIRT WAS roo SMALL.
Indian From Montana Did Not Make
His Present to President Taft.

washington, Feb. 17.--Escorted by
Commissioner Valentine of the immi-
grafton bureau and General Indian
Supervisor Holcombe, fourteen repre-
sentatives of the Crow Indians of Mon
tana came to the White House to pro-
test to the president against the open
ing of their reservation to settlement
as proposed in a bill introduced In the
senate by senator Dixon. One of the
members of the party, an old Indian
who had been scout for Custer, had
brought with him an deliberately en-
broidered buckskin war shirt for the
president, but at the sight of the pro-
portions of Mr.. Taft, and having In
mind the diminutive size OF the shirt,
he refrained from presenting his Of
fering.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
MURDERER MAKES CONFESSION,
Joseph Hainor, Hanged at Regina Jail
Admitted Guilt.

Regina, Sask.. Feb. II. - Joseph
Hainor was hanged in the jail yard
here this morning. Last night he con-
fessed his guilt to Captain Larkin of
the Salvation Army that he hid In a
bush while Explorer Alex Fraser was
ploughing and shot him dead, because
he owed him tyo years wages as a
farm laborer. The deed was commit
ted near Yorkton, Sask.
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Mexico Reduces Duty on Wheat.

Laredo, Tex, Feb. 17.-Because of
a shortage Of wheat in Mexico, the
rate of duty has been reduced by the
Mexican government from cents d
kilometer to ] cent.
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InternationaI Course Dinner.

The Queen Esther circle will give
an international course dinner in the
dining room of the First M. e. church
Friday evening, Feb. Is, at o'clock.
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Nine. Melln, chIropodIst and cleo
trolosist, removes superhucus hair,
warts, moles and wens by electric
needle. los Broadway, opposite Bijou
theatre.
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Clarence G. McGregor, S. W.: Shiloh
lodge, A. IT. e. A. NJ, will work on the
Entered Apprentice degree tomorrow,
Friday, evening, 1880
Alice A. Stowe, Recorder: Royal
Neighbors will meet tonight at 8
O'Clock in L. *. hall. Visiting neigh
bors welcome.
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Too Late to Classify.

LosT-A pair of gold bowed spec
tacles In fiat, hinged case; between
the Grand and 80 Eighth street south,
Finder please leave at Forum Office.
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Houses 20 Rent

Several small. we'll located residences
for rent from $40 to S25 per month,
Page Benedlct Land Co.
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CANDIDATES. NOTICE

1.-THE Forum simply charges its
regular commercial rates for political
announcements and the same must
strictly be paid for in advance. Do
not ask to have them chargedl.
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Bids Wanted.

Bids wanted for the construction of
a basement 14x26x7ts feet high, cement
or blocks inches thick, A. B. Wood.
Tel 1880. 623 Seventh avenue No.
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RHEOMATlCS
Find Quick Relief Through chircprae.
tic Adjustmsnts--Have the Spine
Adjuster Remove the Cause
of Your Trouble,

Many fiattering testimonials to the
value of Chiropractics as a way to rid
the body OF rheumatic Affections are
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CUTLERY.

Anything you want IN that liner /
keep only the very best. Ben Hart
Remember the Best
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A Forum want AID viii Sell 1t For You
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'cANARIEs
For sale, the very pest Ben Hart.
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FoR MAYOR OF FARGO.

To The Forum: In response to nl-
merous requests from citizens of Farget
will be q candidate for mayor at the
approaching election.
w. ID. SWEET.