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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-16

The Rectors guild Of st. Johns
Episcopal chuch held one of their
pleasant gatherings on Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. o. d. Dahl
in Moorhead and several Fargo ladies
were present. At Ave o'clock a dainty
collation. was passed,
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-06
AFTER FOOD TRUST
sgAhsAe CITY JUDGE IMPOSES
PENALTY, BUT FINALLY RE.
CALLS ORDER.
Attorneys for Kansas City Produce
Exchange Convince Judge That
They Were Not Aware Of the
Date for Final Hearing.

Kansas City.-Half an hour after
Judge e. g. Porterfield had dissolved
the Kansas City Produce exchange
and fined three of its members an ag.
gregate of $500 on Monday, the court
not aside both the order and the fines
When the first court action was
taken Monday none of the defendants
20 the suit had legal representative
In court. Within a few minutes after
Judge Porterfsld had fixed the penal
Tics. however, w. S. Cowherd, attor-
ney for the exchange, appeared and
made strenuous protest against the &C.
don that had been taken He said he
did not understand that the time for
the Anal hearing of the case had been
set for Monday.
Judge Porterfeld then set aside the
order. Fines assessed were: The Ar
nour Packing company, $1,000; w. l..
Crush Commission company. $500, and
Hurst Produce & Commission com
pany, $500. Had the court desired, it
might have ordered the Armour or
BaniEation to cease doing business in
this state.
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TWENTY.NINE LOSE LIFE.
Heavily Loaded Barge Swamped and
Men Thrown Into River.

New York.-There was given out
from the battleship New Hampshire
Sunday night list of twenty-nine
men who were supposed to have per-
ished by the swapping of a barge
which was being towed to the vessel
at anchor in the Hudson river Satur.
day night. Appended to this list are
the names of eleven men who are sun
absent, but who were not recognized
as having been In the swamped boat.
Various versions of how the acct.
dent occurred are in circulation. The
generally accepted one, however, is
that the barge, heavily loaded with
sailors and marines returning from
shore leave, was tossed into the heavy
swells of passing steamer. Rising
for moment like cork. the barge
then plunged into the trough between
two waves, one of which broke over
the side and swamped it.
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THE DRY FARMING PROBLEM
President Taft Gives Signal for Open
Ing Session Of Fifth Dry Farming
Congress at Spokane.

Spokane, Wash.-Pressing O button
at his summer home in Beverly, Pres.
ident Taft on Monday night gave the
signal In the Spokane Armory for the
formal opening of the Fifth Dry Farm
ing congress. After salute to the in
ternational colors and the singing Of
America" by public school pupils,
Mayor N. s. Pratt welcomed the dele
gates in behalf OF the city. Addresses
of welcome were also made by C. M.
Fassett. president of the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce, and Governor
M. e. Hay.
President F. w. Mondell of Wyom-
Ing being detailed at home by illness,
his annual address was read by w. r.
Thatcher of the Washington State COL
lege.
A response in behalf of the interna.
tional delegates was delivered by
Hewitt Bostoch of Ducks, B. c., rep
resenting the government of Great
Britain.
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Doctor Cook in London.

New York-Dr. Frederick A. Cook
has been found in London and the
World prints an extended interview
attributed to him, obtained at the
British capital. He is reported as say
ing that he will yet prove that he dis
covered the north pole and hopes to
return to New York shortly. In Lon,
don, according to the interview, he
occupied a seat in Albert hall last
spring and heard Commander Peary
lecture before the Royal Geographical
society. Il stood 20 yards from Peary
at the time" says the interview, and
none recognized me-"
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DEATH TOLL OF AUTO RACE
Four Killed and Nineteen Injured as
Result Of Sixth Vanderbilt Cup
Race In New York.

Long Island Motor Parkway.--Four
dead and nineteen seriously injured
three probably fatally-was the price
in human flesh paid on Saturday for
the sixth running of the Vanderbilt
cup race. won by Harry Grant, driv-
ing 100 horsepower Alec. Grant,
who distinguished himself last year by
finishing first In the fifth Vanderbilt,
won Saturdays event from John Daw-
son, driver of Marmon by the mar
row margin Of 25 seconds. John Ait
kin In the National was only a min
ute and six seconds behind Dawson.
Notwithstanding the appalling loss
of life 1t was announced that the
grand prize race over the same course
would be held October 10. Fifteen
cars have already been entered for
the event.
w. x. Vanderbilt, Jr., donor of the
Vanderbilt cup, could not be seen Sat
urday night, but A. e. Pardington,
president and general manager of the
motor parkway, spoke of the race only
as a success. He regretted, of course,
the deaths and accidents, but was in
clined to attribute them mainly to
carelessness. :.
Two of those who met death were
of the race, Mathew r.
Bacon and Charles Miller. The third
and fourth victims were Ferdinand
Dzubin and Edward Lynch, spec
tators
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Dashed to Death Before Bride.

Springfield Ill. - Larue Vreden-
burgh, aged &c, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Vredenburgh, of Springfield, was
instantly killed in the twenty-mile au-
tomobile race at the state fair grounds
track late Saturday afternoon, when
standardization car which he was
driving plunged through the fence,
and he was almost decapitated.
Sitting in the grand amphithe
was his bride OF but a few months.
She tainted and was taken away in an
ambulance.
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Amundssn to Make Atlantic Voyage.

Notwithstanding to a letter
received here from Captain Roald
Amundsen, aboard the Fran at Ma
deira, he has decided to proceed on
an Antarctic expedition. He prom
ises to send details when he arrives
at Punta Arenas. This change of
plans has occasioned surprise, as II
was the original intention of Amund.
sen to start early next year ON a
drifting voyage for the north pore. The
Fran was first to 60 to San Francisco,
where 1t was to be fitted out, and it
was calculated that the drift through
the Polar ice would occupy not less
than seven years
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Mayor oaynor Back at Desk.

New York.-Mayor William Gaynor
as again the active head of the New
York City government He came to
the city hall and took hold Of the ex.
ecutive reins on Monday for the first
time since August 8, when his intend
cd vacation trip to Europe was cut
short by a bullet from the pistol Of
James ]. Gallagher, a discharged city
employee. who shot the mayor down
ON the deck Of the steamer on which
he was about to depart.
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Slain by Jealous Husband.

Vincennes. Ind.-Edward Gibson, an
oil operator, who came to Vincennes
from Philadelphia about four years
ago. was shot and killed on the Union
station platform on Monday. Menlo
e. Moore, proprietor of theaters in
several Indiana towns and well
known vaudeville producer, is charged
with the crime. The shooting is said
to be the result of attentions shown
Moore's wife by Gibson.
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Woman kldnaper Wants Freedom.

Embellishments was heard
In the state superior court on Monday
in the appeal for new trial for Mrs.
Helen Boyle, now serving a sentence
OF twenty-five years for alleged com
plicity in the kidnapping of little Billy
Whitla of Sharon Pa. Counsel for
Mrs. Boyle contended that the Penn
sylvania courts had no jurisdiction in
the case. District Attorney Lininger
of Mercer county opposed the appeal
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-06
Conducts Campaign from jail.

Newark, N. IA. Schiner, a candi.
date for mayor OF Vineland. N. j., is
conducting his campaign from behind
the bars of the local Jail. He was or,
dered to pay fine OF 81 for being
disorderly or go to prison for ten days.
He decided he would 60 to Jail. His
alleged disorderly conduct occurred
while he was discussing local politics.
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New Minister From Panama.

Panama.-It was announced Monday
that the next minister from Panama
to the United States will be DR.. Bella
carlo Porras, the distinguished lawyer
and political leader, who was Panama's
representative at The Hague confer
ence of 1907 and at the Pan-American
Congress Of American Republics at
Buneos Ayres last summer.
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Flight With Mountain Lion.

San Francisco.-Charles Graham,
aged 15, tried to kill a mountain lion
near Chico by hurting Ratchet at the
beast. The blade clipped off the lion s
ear and the enraged animal was
crouching to spring upon the boy when
his brother, Edward, aged II. who had
witnessed the rash act of the younger
lad from considerable distance, sent
a rifle bullet into the lion, killing 1t in
stantly.
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Lake Steamer Founders.

Detroit, Mich.-The packet freight.
er New York, operated by the New
York Steamship company of this city.
foundered Sunday morning in Thunder
bay, off Point Aux-Barques, Lake HUI.
ron Her crew was picked up in yawls
by the steamer Mataafa.
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Murat HaIstead's Son Indicted.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Halstead. son
of the famous journalist, the late Murat
Halstead, whose we'll known broker.
age firm failed January II. last was
indicted by the federal grand Jury
Monday on charges of embezzlement
falsa pretenses and larceny.
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Bank Wrecker Convicted.

Bellingham, Wash.-"Guilty as
charged" was the verdict rendered by
the jury which heard the case against
II. c. Welty, former president of the
Home Securities bank, charged with
having wrecked the concern and tried
on the technical count of having ac.
cepted deposits after the bank was
known to be insolvent.
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Fatal Auto Accident.

Galesburg, Ills.-Joseph Cox, a re-
tired farmer. 80 years old, was in
stantly killed near Oneida, Ills, when
Adolph Munson of Chicago was dem.
onstrating racing automobile, Nun.
son is in the Galesburg hospital and
probably will die. While going fifty
miles an hour the car struck a high
crossing and overturned.
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Governor Carroll Wins Libel Cas-,

Des Moines, lathe jury in the
libel case against Governor b. f. Car.
roll returned a verdict of not guilty.
Governor Carroll was placed on trial
a week ago, charged with oriminally
libelling John Cownie, former chair.
man Of the state board of control
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Wind UprOots Grove of Trees.

Sanbernville, n. H.-Wolfvoro, twelve
miles from here, was struck by
wind on Saturday which unroofed
houses and barns and uprooted whole
groves of trees. The damage TO
property will exceed 500 900.
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Bryan TO lake stump.

Danville, Ills.-It was announced
here Monday that w. j. Bryan would
spend two days stamping the congress.
sional district of Kankakee, October
20. speaking there and at Momenco ,,
Watseka and Danville on the first day.
The second day will be devoted to the
lower part Of the district.
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Death Result Of careIessness.

Los Angeles,-Crucente Martinez
was accidentally shot through the
heart by his brother Julian on Mon
day The latter was showing a new
rife, and in opening the breech car
fridge was discharged
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New Mexico is GROWING.

Washington,-The population of the
territory of New Mexico is 1896. as
enumerated in the thirteenth census,
according to announcement of Census
Director Durand. This is an increase
of 132,OS6, or CTS per cent.
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Lockout in England is serioo,

AM mn"ncn1,e , EngIand.-seyen hmm
urea urea, m Iii closed and 100000 on "ra
llE W, idle is the result Of the c Upt,u
m,,l lockout at Manchester. dna 70 10.
nature to adjust trivial dieo w. vac
aS TO the discharge Of an emnIo,., ','e
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Fire in Oklahoma.

Cherokee Okla.-Fire destroyed the
business portion of jet, near here.
Sunday afternoon. A high wind
famed the flames, which did approx.
mately s65.OOO damage.
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Accepts Post Of Recent.

Teheran. - Nasir-El-Mulk, former
premier and minister OF finance, who
was elected by the national council
few days ago to succeed Azar- Ul-Mulk
as regent. has accepted that post.
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Chief of Police sbo, no,.,.,

u, M Nc okla.-George England
onlei OF police of Colgate, was Shot
ana Killed Saturday morning 90 w.
WI was leaving a restaurant bv por'
thompson, The killing was the re
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-06
Has Rlqht to Fix price Of Coal lands

Denver, Colo.-The right of the de-
partment of the interior at Washing
ton to fix the price OF coal lands be-
longing to the federal government,
was upheld by decision of Judges
Vandventer and Lewis on Saturday.
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Physician Commits Suicide.

New York.-With his mother fran
tically endeayoring to restrain him
DR.. Hubert Gudger. young physician
from Asheyile, N. c., committed sui
eide Sunday afternoon by cutting his
throat.
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Shot by Lieutenant,

Lisbon.-Professor Bombarda, a Re.
publican deputy and militant anti-cler-
ical. was shot and dangerously wound.
ed by an army lieutenant who was for
merly patient in Bombardaes hos.
pital.
Evening journal., 1910-08-24
JEALOUS OF OUR POSTAL BANKS.

n PECULIAR story from abroad is to the effect
that Europe is not pleased with the prospect
OF opening the postal savings banks in this coun-
try. Opposition from our own bankers and other
nnancal institutions was to be expected, but il
is not so violent as il was thought il would be-
for the bankers are realizing that the postal banks
will interfere but slightly with their deposits In
many regions as in Delaware, for instance there
promises to be little demand for postal banks This
is because our own institutions are so strong that
no one fears that his money, if put in them will 90
astray.
The European opposition is said to be due to
a belief that a great deal of money which goes
from this country to Europe will remain in Amer
ica and be deposited in the government banks.
1t is feared that many foreigners who have been
shipping their savings home, to the old country,
because they can deposit them with banks guaran-
teed by the government will conclude to keep their
money in our own government banks.
The foreigners have been taught for years that
government banks are the safest and il is hard TO
get it into the heads of some of them that we have
savings banks fully as stable and strong as the
government banks. And then in most communi-
ties the foreigners run the risk of putting their
money in banks which may not be strong.
According to Washington despatch as showing
the attitude in Europe towards the American pos
ta banks il is said that two or three governments.
none OF which are named, have refused to give
the United States information as TO their experi-
ence with postal banks The English government.
however, is entirely willing that the United States
shall profit by the experience of Great Britain.
and some interesting notes have been forwarded 10
Washington by the American consul general at
London
according TO his report, there we're on December
81 1908, Il,OlS,25 depositors in the postal banks
Of the United Kingdom. and their deposits amount
ed to total of $751; ,974535. The average deposit
was S70.95, and the proportion of depositors 10
population was one in 405. During the year 1908,
i6,579,s9i deposits were made, aggregating S2i7,-
s77,0il, while there were 1922, 1869 Withdrawals
srom deposits, amounting in all TO S220,9f6,7I4.
Evening journal., 1910-08-24
WEDNESDAY. AUG. "a. 1910
PRESIDENT A CONCmIATOR.

~ RESIDENT TAFT, in the light of the New
n York political developments, may soon come
TO the conclusion, reached long ago by many per-
sons throughout the country, that he should be
saved from some Of his friends The suppression
by of his friends of the Presidents real atti-
tude on the selection of a temporary chairman
for the New York Republican State convention,
by which the Presidents genuine desire for con-
Citation was distorted into antagoniSm toward
Colonel Roosevelt, should do much 70 convince the
President that in the future he should be very
cautious in his relations with some members of
the "old guard" that have been near to him and in
whom he seems TO have had full confidence Pres
ident Taft frankly sets forth that he urged upon
VicePresident Sherman that Colonel Roosevelt
be conferred with before the New York organiza-
ton should select temporary chairman for the
convention, but the old guard" first selected Mr.
Sherman as convention chairman and conferred
with Mr.. Roosevelt afkerward. The President was
left to bear the bu1den Of the defeat of Mr..
Roosevelt for chairman and the responsibility for
an imminent severance OF political relations be-
tween Mr aft~6nd Mr. Roosevelt was shunted
q tha- rsnoufHers OF the President. Mr.. Taft's
frank letter defining his conciliatory attitude and
repudiating any suggestion on his part that Mr.
Roosevelt be overthrow will do much to close the
political breach that threatened between Mr. Taft
and Mr. Roosevelt, and at the same time leaves an
impression that the President had been betrayed by
some of his friends. In fact, there seems to be
a widespread impression in many places that the
Taft administration would stand higher in public
estimation today if the President had surround
ed himself with some of the men regarded as
his advisers.
Evening journal., 1910-08-24
WHAT TO DO
FOR HAY Fever
Ascatco Widely Used, Affords Greatest
Relief-CIimatic Change I'm
necessary.
MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY

What is the best hay fever treat
ment? This is an absorbing question
TO thousands OF hay fever subjects
Just now. when the ragweed blows and
the pollen is heavy in the air. Those
who have tried Ascatco, the famous
remedy for respiratory diseases, and
who have been entirely freed from hay
fever in past seasons, say that moth
ing is so marvelously effective and de-
pendable. Ascatco is perfectly adapted
to this purpose and frees the nasal
passages permitting free breathing
and sound sleep. Il does away with
the necessity for climatic change. ex-
erting its remedial effect in any To-
cality and without interruption to
daily duties. The usual method is to
begin taking Ascatco as early I'm the
season as possible continuing until
first frost. II can now be obtained. in
two sizes at so cents and So at the
Miller Drug Co.. and N. b. Danforths
Persons who have never used Ascatco
may obtain trial treatment free by
writing to the Ascatco Laboratory, so
West 25th Street, New York City.
Evening journal., 1910-08-24
NEED OF RURAL POLICE.

r OLLOWING the brutal murder of the aged
n couple at Caymont, the Philadelphia Press
suggests that rural police patrol is imperatively
needed TO prevent crimes in the country 1t is true
that crimes of this nature occur most frequently
inspaces lacking police surveillance. Undoubtedly
country rural police system would reduce crime
and the possibility of it, but it is very doubtful
whether criminal of the degraded and savage
instinct possessed by the person persons who
battered Mr.. and Mrs. Casey to death would have
been deferred by a rural police system. AS in the
city, rural policeman could not be everywhere
at one time, and the perpetrator of the Claymont
outrage seemed to have planned sklfully and deb-
erateiy, evidently first clubbing the couple to death
and then robbng afterward. 1t is true that po-
lice patrol along country roads could compel
tramps and suspicious persons to keep moving,
and deter criminals because of the possibility of
being detected by mounted officer but even
that protection might not have prevented such
tragedy as that at Claymont and other places
in Delaware within the past few years.
Evening journal., 1910-08-24

Buttermilk supposed to play an important
part in the political career of former Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks, and now the report comes from
Columbus, o., that State Dairy and Food Com
missioner Dunlap owes his denomination to
liberal but discriminating distribution of butter
milk From his headquarters in Columbus he dis
the State convention and of course he got their
votes. The dispensing of buttermilk was rad-
cal departure from what has been customary at
Ohio conventions, and we commend il to the can
didates before the coming conventions at Dover.
Wouldn't the old time Doverite the man who knew
the political conventions years ago, be Jared and
shocked TO see the delegates lining up and quench-
ing their thirst with buttermilk or to see the
Wilmington attendants at the convention reach
ing into their pockets and producing TASKS Of
buttermik?
Evening journal., 1910-08-24
The Modern Figure
How to Regain Beauty of Form

The vagaries of Fashion are a great
trial to ladies inclined to oyerstout-
ness; but IL is a great mistake to go
IN Tor physical repression in the
shape Of special stays. Fasting and
violent exercising are also dangerous.
One very soon becomes limp. depresse
ed and sallow of complexion when
such methods Of getting thin are
adopted. There is absolutely no neces-
sity TO study dietetics or deprive ones
self OF wholesome rest and bodily
comforts
The following is prescription
which will restore beauty Of form
without any sacrifice OF health or
strength. Any druggist will make Il
up for you or supply the harmless in
gradients, viz: 1-2 OF. Marmola. 10
OF. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic.
and IL OF. Peppermint Water. The
dose is one teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
Don't be afraid of a good appetite.
especially as the digestive system will
be much benefited by this simple treat
ment. Indeed, the whole body Is
beautified. and the reduction of weight
occasions no wrinkles. The skin and
complexion are rebeautifed.
Evening journal., 1910-08-24

the Socialist papers increase in cir
culation in your state or not. The
thing is, is Socialism holding its own
and increasing. Judging from reports
your state, like all others, has made
any number of Socialistic laws of late.
and perhaps your municipalities are
having them also.
Everything of a paterualistic nature
in municipal ordinances of state laws
is Socialism. For instance your state
lately passed a compulsory education
law. Do you know that that law is
called for in a plank in the Socialists s
political platform? And the same of
child labor law.
Socialists consider that all who get
a free education will want everything
else free from the state also. and