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PICTURES OF THE FIGHT.

1t is doubtful If any valid reason
can be offered for stopping the ex-
hibition of the moving pictures of the
Reno fight
The province of the police depart
ment is to prevent disorder, and tt
arrest the disorderIy. 1t is not to an
ticipate such forms Of disorder as may
spring from ignorance and prejudice.
There can be no question as to the
legal status of the moving picture of
whatever kind. That has been estab-
lished. Moving pictures of other fights
have dragged their tedious course
across the canvas-and there has been
no suggestion to the effect that re-
course to law should be had.
The news columns have contained
descriptions Of the combat, many OF
which--the least interesting, perhaps
have been written by such popular
masters Of literature as have their
books in the homes of responsibility,
If not of discernment.
There is a certain inflammable ele-
ment in society which wants nothing
more than a faint excuse for ignition,
and disorder ensues. They fight at
election time about their respective
candidates. They quarrel over fishing
stories, about creeds of all kinds, about
nothing at all.
There are officers whose duty 1t is
to arrest such individuals and place
them in what has aptly been called the
cooler"
The white man who cannot patient
ly contemplate the rejoicing of the
black man, whose causes for rejoicing
are so pitifully scarce, is hopeless.
No self-respecting or WELL behaved
man will come to grief through the
agency of the moving pictures. The
other kind should not be permitted to
dictate to the city as to what il shall
permit or prohibit.
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A Big DEMAND
FOR New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City
Real Estate Never So Good An
Investment as Now.

The Northwestern Mutual Invest
ment Co, Of this city have found
quick demand for all the new apart
ments they have constructed. proving
that their plan Of cooperation in i'm
vestment In improved city real estate
is going to work out even better than
at first hoped
The Northwestern Mutual Invest
ment Co. has safe and popular form
of investment certificate running 10. 1E
or 20 years which is meeting with the
approval OF the public. both large and
small investors taking hold OF 1t read.
lily and the profits already accumulated
show that their guarantee. of 6 per cent
interest and an additional one-half the
net profits Is going to make investors
in this project the most fortunate Of
any.
4 Real estate, always the safest form
of investment, is the basis Of the Sc.
curity offered by The Northwestern
Mutual Investment Co. and as the
plan operated by this company makcs
the large and the small investor eonaI
sharers in its wonderful prosperity
the results are going to be wide spread
In their benefits. Look up the plan Of
this company, backed by Fargo's best
business men.
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BLEAcHED FLOUR.

The decision on the bleached -four
case gives general satisfaction. The
following from The ST. Louis Times Is
typical of recent editorials:
The national pure food and drug law
has achieved victory in Kansas City,
where jury has decided in favor o.
the government in a suit against the
millers who have bleached, or adulter.
ated, or mislabeled -four.
The case was made in the nature of a
test, and win be submitted to the high
er courts, but In the first round" the
-four men were worsted
The trouble seems to have arisen
from the fact that certain high grade
grain produces a flour which is whittier
than that made from inferior wheat
To overcome this condition, dealers in
inferior commodities have resorted to
artificial processes to efface the differ
ence in appearance.
The millers fall back upon an argu-
ment which has become somewhat
monotonous because OF it's general use
in scores of other cases-namely, that
the farmer will be the sufferer through
the "bleached flour" verdict-thoueh
just how this is to be brought about
is, not apparent, unless the wheat grow
ers have been paid the highest prices
for inferior grades of wheat, and this
does not seem at all probable.
Ii any class of men has profited By
the receptions which have been prac-
ticed. 1t may be assumed pretty safely
that 1t has been the millers.
On the whole, the decision reached
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for the right of petition in congress
and to become in sense the pioneer
Of the slavery agitation. Andrew Jack
son renouncing republication re-
turned to the United States senate as
a democrat to challenge to renewed
combat the dominant party by which
he had been discounted and almost
impeached while president
General Grant did not return to pub
lie life, but he engaged in business
pursuits for which he was altogether
unfit and thus fell into the hands Of
sharpers.
Mr.. Harrison resumed his law prac-
tice in indianapolis, but he argued only
important cases and deported himself
with great dignity of bearing.
Mr.. Cleveland's connection with one
Of the leading law firms of the city OF
New York was only nominal. The
evening of his days was almost wholly
spent among the historic and academic
associations Of the little town of
Princeton.
Mr.. Roosevelt is too young and
strenuous to quit the excitements OF
politics. To him public life is like the
old FaIernian of which Horace loved
to slng-the most celebrating of the
Italian wines. If asked. then, what Mr.
Roosevelt will do, one can only say:
Let the future decide. But one thing
Is certain--he will not be simply a
looker-on in Venice.
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North Dakota Kernels

The Langdon fair is July 1915.
Glendale has a successful gun club.
@&A
There was big hail storm at Ober-
on.
few drops of rain look like cloud
burst.
A spring water is being exploited at
Minot.
The bottling works at Max have
opened.
The crop experts are doing some
guessing.
The Baptist convention at Calvin was
a great success.
Cavalier county had some good rains
in streaks.
A change of 1000 votes will elect
Johnson governor.
zoe
There is murder case on the call
endar at Glendale.
900
A homesteader named House was
drowned near Dawson.
&sS>3
Some booze vendors were run in by
Sargent county officials
Lack of help caused the hotels at
Hebron to close their dining rooms.
~&8
The poor crop prospects do not in
terfere SO greatly with the sales of
autos.
The old settlers of northern McHenry
county are to have a big time at Pratt
July Is.
The new uniforms for the Esmond
band boys arrived in time for the
Fourth.
The Cartwright News pleads for bet.
ter roads in that part of Mckenzie
county.
The Kathryn Recorder suggests that
all differences in the republican party
be forgotten.
Des Laos began to plan rebuilding
before the smoke died down from the
big confiagration.
Several state papers report refresh
ing showers. but in most cases they
were entirely local.
>9A
The man who make one firecracker
pop where three or four popped in
former years is public benefactor.
ee>9es,
The Democratic Pink Paper assev-
crates that lot of democrats voted
the republican ticket at the primaries
both sides.
On account Of the adverse crop con-
ditions the commissioners of Stutsman
county decided TO retrench. They re-
jected ALL bids for culverts.
40
When he heard the Anal election re-
turns A. l.. Woods turned to Stone
and remarked that there was TOO
much Taylor" on the state ticket.
3s%NA
Albert Duncan was arrested at War
wick early in the spring on a charge Of
carrying concealed weapons. He jump
ed his bonds. Recently he was cap
tured at Aneta.
The democratic papers are now bus
lily engaged in an effort to create dis
cord and jealousy between the repub-
lican factions. In the meantime the
republicans Of all factions appear dis
posed to accept the results and elect
the ticket.
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played, Gardner winning both. A good
display of fireworks was given in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Johnson and little
son. Emery. returned from visit at
EIlendale, Minnesota.
Miss June Turner returned from
Sarles, where she has been visiting
with her sister.
Miss Marie and Harriet Ostbye, Mrs.
Corbett and Roy Corbett, Eric Mar.
tingon and Leslie Wheeler all Of Fargo
were guests at the McLachlin residence
for the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finch and Miss
Florence Mcmillan of Wheatland spent
the Fourth In Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke H Critchfleld
were guests Of Mrs. Critchfeld on the
Fourth
Miss Made Cook of Gardner attend
ed the celebration the Fourth
Mrs. G. A Tubbs returned from
Stantleld. Oregon, and reports pleas
ant trip.
Owing to lack OF rain the crop con-
ditions have not improved. Cor. RI.
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DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You VIII Make No Mistake If You
Follow This Fargo Citizens Advice.


Follow This Fargo Citizens Advice.
Never neglect your kidneys.
If You have pain in the back. urinarv
disorders, dizziness and nervousness
it's time to act and no time to exna,t !,
ment. These are all symptoms of Ia.
ney trouble, and you should seel .
remedy which is known to cure the
kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy to
use. No need to experiment. II has
cured many stubborn cases In Fargo
Follow the advice of q Fargo citiga,,
and be cured yourself.
III. Hennings, 913 Seventh avar,,n
Fargo, n. D., says: For fifteen vas -
was a sufferer from baekaoha
and disor0ered kidneys. ,,,a !.
subject to headaches and at-~.,
spells and at times | felt lansui6 ard
completely worn out / tried mary
remedies. but nothing seemed to AT nv
case until used Doans kidney p,Ils
procured at Wilser's Drug Store. Thas
relieved me at once and before long tss
backache had disappeared and nv hid :
neys had been restored to their 49,.
NAL condition. / have often racovn- 7
mended Doan's Kidney pills To othar
kidney sufferers
For sale by all dealers. Price IA
cents. Foster Milburn Co, BufYalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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Minot wants an operahouse.
900
Dickinson is to have fine garage.
@S@
This is the time of year to repair the
roads.
Wahpeton had huge crowd at the
circus.
900
What will Midtbo run for next time !?
A prairie fire did considerable dam
age around Ruso.
1t is claimed the .spud crop is greatly
shortened by the drouth
S~@S
Place water where your dog can get
a drink this hot weather.
900 -.
The Jeffries- johnson match will soon
be as forgotten as the comet.
600
Plant fodder. corn. It's got to rain
some time-or else be an awful long
dry spell.
]. G. Mitchell has quit the Cartwright
News and gone into business at Fair
view, Mont
SNsG
Work on the Fargo inot cutoff of
the Great Northern is being pushed
along rapidly.
In some localities crop conditions
have noticeahly improved within the
past few days.
The Petersburg Record is still after
Congressman Gronna on the double
cross" business.
This is the time Of year when base
ball games between the married and
the single men are popular.
The consensus OF opinion seems to
be there are fewer sore spots over the
primaries than two years ago.
AT Bantry 3-year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c.. Downey got some
strychnine, but antidotes saved the
youngster.
The account of the good times the in
mates of the state pen had the Fourth
is cheering news to others who may
have to go there.
600
Early in the spring Ed Patterson of
Bismarck announced this would be a
dry year and he intended to put all his
farm land in corn. Ed is certainly
some prophet.
Cando is to be congratulated on Sc
curing Father Cory OF Fargo He is
one of the brightest and most popular
young priests ever located at st.
Mary's cathedral
There were nine applicants for the
position of superintendent of the state
hospital for the insane at jamestown.
DR.. McAIlister of Cherokee, la. was the
choice of the trustees.
@@@
The owner of the electric light plant
at Casselton decided to close ii down.
but the people got busy and the city
is now operating 1t till further arrange
ments can be made.
Grand Forks dealers claim the
freight rates from Grand Forks to
Glasgow are the same as from the twin
cities to Glasgow. Mont.--and the job
bers are naturally indignant.
sSSSs%.
Editor Wood of Steele was defeated
for the legislative nomiaation. Street
err of Linton is the running mate of
Colonel futile of Dawson. This ar
rahgement gives Kidder county one
representative, and Emmons the SEN
ator and one representative.
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OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OF FARGO
VOLUME xxxIII, NO. 2os.

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eadache

My father has been sufferer from sick
headache Tor the last twenty five years and
never found any relief until he began
taking your Cascarets. Since he has
begun taking cascarets he has never had
the headache. They have entirely cured
him. cascarets do what you recommend
them to do. I will give Won the privilege
OF using his name s'--E. M. dickson.
IIao Resiner St., w. Indianapolis, Ind.
Peasant Paiatahie. p0tent, Taste Good.
Do good. Never Sfcken. NV eakan on Gripe.
1gc. &c, Sc Never sold III bulk. The GEN
ctsre or your nnoney baek. -
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WANT FoReERs.


Minot Police Department HAYS Big job
on Hand.
Minot. n. d.. July 1.-THE police of
the city were securing the junsles in
a search for two men wanted on the
charge OF forgery.
A man by the name of Regan rolled
a Great Northern workman, who was
asleep In an alley, securing an identi-
ication calling for s5.4O He escaped
and has not been captured as yet.
At Velva man by the name of Kelly
forged the name OF the railroad con-
tractor to check for $50 and cashed
1t at the bank. The county and city
officials are both searching for him.
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Hunter, N. d., July 9.--To The For
urn: II. Fl. Carr left for sauk Center.
Mimi. last Wednesday
Eugene Adams left Thursday morn
ing for Niagara, NJ. ID.
Mrs. Hans Moore returned Saturday
from Minnesota
Miss Hysie Ketter left Wednesday
for Estevan. Sask.. to visit her father,
"A large crowd attended the ceIebra-
tion July A. Two bali games were
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11
STOLE TAR PAPER.
At Least That Is the Charge Preferred
Against Him.

Against Him.
Bismarck, N. d.. July 11.-clyde
Townsend was arrested on a complaint
sworn out by the North Star Lumber
company and was given preliminary
hearing before Justice Pierce.
While Chief Of Police Mcdonald was
searching Townsends premises, looking
for LIQUOR In an effort to learn whether
Townsend was doing any blind plugging,
he found some tar paper which had
been stolen from the North Star COM
pany some time ago. He promptly noti-
ned the officials of the company, with
the result that complaint was sworn
out.
At the hearing all OF the states evi-
dence was heard. and when the district
attorney requested that the case be con
tinued until today the request was
granted. Townsend q out on SEQ
bond.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

The A. B. Clarke Horse Sales Co.
will hold their next big sale at Miles
City, Mont. on July Is, 10. 20 and 81
They will sell on these dates 2.00o
horses Of all classes. If you want
horses this Is the place to 60. Thev
aold 1000 last month and they ali
went cheap.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

az Here's hoping the waterworks
proposition will be hurried along-the
contracts let and all preliminary work
done this fall--so the plant can be es-
tablished early next spring.
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ET The Jeffries- johnson prize fight
pictures are getting some good adver-
Using as result of the agitation start
ed against them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

AZ The prophecy of James g. Blaine
more than twenty years ago--that the
time would come when the south would
adopt the protection theory--is coming
true
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

ES The aviators are singing "Ove.
the Ocean Wave" to a new tune.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

lfS The cartoonists should furnish a
fitting monument over the last resting
place of the inventor of the hoop skirt.
who recently died.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

eB' The daily swim and bath is a
good thing-but the daily drownings
should be cut out.
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sE The lynching of blind pig raid
er and spotter by an Ohio mob indi-
Gates the buckeyes do not take to that
gentry as kindly as North Dakotans
do
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

lhT They are inventing monograph
now that-whispers. That's the kind
the neighbors should own.
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ar In Chicago the wives of drunk
ards object to the police carting the
soaks home--instead of to jail--before
they sober up.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

IfT President David Starr Jordan of
Stanford U. took another shot at foot
ball. Stanford never did have much of
team. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

sB' The democrats will have q big
meeting at Devils Lake tomorrow and
much fervid oratory will be let loose.
That may bring rain
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

fB- An effort is being made to dis
cover the inventor Of the cocktail.
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G9- Just little sunshine-just lit
tie rain--then more rain.
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lszr A few young foods would be wei.
coined in North Dakota.
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Miss Gaare's as4 needlework shop is
COW iocased AZ the old stand, Holder
Anan's millinery stasa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-11

sw July is holding its own in eccen-
trio weather.
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at Kansas City would seem to be a
gratifying one. For IL the public
wants what 1t wants when 1t wants it,
1t also ought to know what Ii gets
when 1t gets 1t.
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A~NFAAS AfcAOt 4liICG-OCEdus ARalN
Johnson and Burke will run. for gov
ernor of North Dakota. Two years
ago Burke defeated johnson in a whirl-
wind campaign, by very narrow mar
gin In the campaigns of 1906 and
1908 Ramsey county as a matter or
local pride gave John Burke good ma
Jorities. Gov. Burke again wants the
support of Ramsey county.
1t will be well for the honest, intel
ligent republican voter of RAMSEY
county to consider just what claims
John Burke has upon his suffrage for
another two years. Burke has served
for four years and the chief justifica-
ton he has to offer for his candidacy
for another term Is the fact that dur
ing his term of office he has resided
at Bismarck. Otherwise he has given
a fine array Of speeches, made some as.
mine appointments which called for he
roic methods to atone for the uproar
they caused and he has just completed
the task of sending to the u. S. senate
a man who for years has been known
as corporation controlled manson
ator Purcell of Wahpeton.
Without any attempt to criticiSe
Gov. Burke, for whom we have tn,
warmest personal regard, we must in
justice to our stand on North Dakota
politics. state that the things he has
done in the past four years have been
amply rewarded by four years in Of 7
flee. In other words, as matter Of
local pride, Ramsey county has done
enough and the time has come to SOL
idly support the present republican
candidate Hon. C. A. Johnson Of
Ward county.
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Sharon Reporter: The primary cleo
ton is over, both the progressives and
stalwarts claim victories, and came out
of the fight with fair results to each
side. The stalwarts succeeding in
nominating c.. A. Johnson for governor
and P. ~. McCumber senator for the
long term, L. B. Hanna for congress
while the progressives nominated Bur
dick lieut.. governor, A. ]. Gronna, SEN
ator for short term, Helgesen for con-
gress. The balance of the ticket II
equally divided among the two factions.
While the result is not exactly to
our liking, we believe in urging all
good republicans to support the noni-
mated ticket whether progressive or
stalwart. Some of our democratic
friends, we understand, failed to get
the necessary percentage to be placed
on the ticket next fall and will have
to run Independent and use stickers.
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N. D. POLITICAL GOSSIP

a.
Rolette Record: Another trial OF the
North Dakota primary election law
further demonstrates the fact that the
law does not meet requirements and
that some radical changes should be
made. That the law is much, IL any,
Improvement over the convention sys-
tenn has not been shown, and especially
is this true In regard to state and
congressional nominations. We be-
lieve that the law can be so amended
as to give, at least, a fairly satisfac-
tory measure and efforts should be
carefully and conscientiously made to
that end, before the repeal OF the law
is seriously considered.
Stutsman County Democrat: The
so-called democrats of the county got
so terribly interested in the fortunes
of certain candidates on the repub-
lican side of the fence that they went
headlong into the republican primary
like flock of sheep following the
wether-and sacrificed their own
legislative and county ticket. This
makes it mighty pleasant for the re-
publican candidates, as they are as
good as elected now--having no OPP
position. Not having any fight on they.
have plenty OF time to sit back and
give the merry ha-ha" to their demo-
cratic dupes-which they are doing
and who can blame them?
Edmore Herald: For the interests
of the state there is no question but
what the voters did the, wise. thing in
the selection of McCumber, Gronna and
Hanna. They are doing good work
down at Washington, and the expert
ences they have had and the influence
and prestige they have gained by their
service in the national house makes
them all valuable men to keep a.
In county or state offices
It is all right to change horses once in
Q while, but this matter of changing
our congressman and senators every
few years loses us all the prestige we
have gained by their experience and
service.