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joplin. ST. SapuIpa. 7.2

Sapulpa, okla June 25Bell's wild
ress in the first gamt and the heavy
hitting Of Sapulpa in the second con-
test of double header resulted in
two defeats fos the leaders,
First game, score: r II Il
Joplin .... 600 600 o30--5 6 3
Sapulpa . 600 500 20*-7 s 2
Batteries Bell, Hamilton and Har-
low; Scott and Coe.
Second game; + II .
Joplin . 600 100 0--l 3 0
Sapulpa ..... 100 00l So 2
Eatteries- Hall and Harlow Mil
ton and Coe,
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nELP wAMTED--renlALt L.

AS-~->'s~~s,-.-~~>--.-s.s
LADlES--Ou catalogue explains how
We teach hair dressing, manicuring
facial massage, etco in few week,
mailed free. Moler College, st. Louis
Mo.
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7 IrAt Dl8frlct--
Judge N u, MeNeiI. OF Pawnee.
James " Kirkwood, of Guthrie.
Second District
John j. Gerlacb. Of Woodward.
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Kansas CITY Grain

Kansas City Grain
Kansas City. Mo, June 25-July
heat closed at 90 3-S. September at
8. rs; December at 05 1.S July corn
closed at So 3-S. September at 5S Ia;
December at "a -
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Kansas CITY Livestock
Kansas city, MO. June 2J--The live.
stock market was dull, both as TO
hogs and cattle. Receipts nominal,
prices unchanged.
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Muskouee. a: ElI-Eeno Z

Muskogce. a; El Feno
El Reno, Okla. June rs Playing
an e'rorless game. El Reno won fast
pitchers battle.
Score: K II Il
Muskogee .... 600 010 S00--4 5 3
III Reno ....... 020 80 l0*-7 6 0
Batteries Mason and Tate; Wo-
mack and Riggs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-25

Enid, s; Tulsa, 6
Tulsa, okla, June IS Ends rag
sed fielding resulted in victory for
ulsa despite splendid pitching by
Burge and Sewell.
Score. II II n
Enid .... O02 600 300---5 4 Z
Tulsa ... 202 01O colt 2 A
Batteries Bu1ge, Sewell and Gold
waithe; Maddox and Jeffries.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
DIED

AFFELDT Henry Aneldt AprIl -.
aged IS Years beloved husband OF
Augusta Ameldt father ~ Fred, lr-
enc GustaVe. Rose. Charles and
William Fuuerul "Wednesday from
residence ~ Braufalt-aNe.. at 80
and at zion church, Cheue ana JaF,
dt o. ru.
ASIAN pi,d April %. 1910 at his bate
residence. tGl Vermont ave. William.
beloved husband Of Catherine ASttG
tuec Madgan.I Funeral from above
residence "Wednesday at O'CLOCK
aud from 81 NiuCeuts church at
go Monroe papers please copy,
her residence pa
Moutcalm-st east, April -. 1910
Jane. widow of the late Ambrose
Bradley Funeral |Thursdayg April
- from residence ~ 30 aud az =
peter and Paurs Cathedral . u'r|arS.
CARLETON suddenly April -. at u,s
residence 30 Grummond-a Idmrs
l.. husband ~ Anna Long Cafletou
Notice OF funeral later
EMDF.-ApriI - IaI0. Bertha helovtd
wife ~ Theodore Emdr. aged -
Years Funeral from Residence o.
her brother John Miller. POS oak.
Iand-aVe. Wednesday al 3 m
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
n. Y. Republicans Say
Party Will Be Reunited

ALBANY. y. y. April pa re
united Republican state organization
Is forecasted by Republican leaders
here by the acceptance by GOV.
Hughes OF the supreme court appoint.
ment. The reform element Is in con
troll OF the party. and il Is admitted
that while the governor remains mac.
tive in politics. there Is no chance of
the reactionaries who fought his poll
cies allgning themselves with the re-
formers. With The governor elimindt-
cd from political life all hands are eX-
pected to pull together and reform
ers and maChlre men unite today in
declaring the party viii present a
united front in the coming fall cam
paign.
man who has the approval Of Gov
Hughes will be- nominated for COVER
nor \ modified form of the legisla-
ton he demanded will be enacted by
the present legislature The machine
element has agreed to keep ia the
background according TO the Hughes
men here. and will permit the reform
ers To continue In front of the fight IN
the state. Gov Hughes Will be chief
executive when the state convention
names its state ticket and IL Is al
ready planned 10 consult him regard
ing the max. up of the ticket and the
platform. and 10 pay high hcnors -
his administration in the convention
resolutions
Friends of Gov Hughes say two de-
termining factors entered into Gov.
Hughes decision not to be a candi-
date for a third term one was the
heavy financial drain TO which he has
been subjected during the past three
wears and which he felt he could not
withstand for another term, the
Other the terrific mental strain TIT
cident 10 fulfilling the duties OF eXecu-
tive. This is Mr. Hughes fourth year
as governor His first election fol
lowed two years Of public work with
investigations and the campaign. SO
that in reality he has had six years OF
active life
Lieut.. Gov Horace White is the
eldest son Of Horace X. White. and
nepnew of eX.Amhassador Andrew D.
White. He was born in Buffalo. Oct
:. 1865. and has lived In Syracuse
since infancy He was graduated
from Cornell. where he had won dis
tinction In oratory, In 1887 lie read
law I'm the office of eXUnited States
Senator Frank Hiscock. took a course
i'm Columbia law school. and was ad
mitted TO the bar in 1890.
He Is member of the law firm of
White. Cheney. Shinaman Il O'Neill.
which has one OF the largest practices
in central New York lie has always
been interested in athletics. marks
man with both rifle and shotgun. and
an expert horseman.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John A a. Schmidt 20. Marguerite
n StoeCklln, -
Mack schwartz 20, Anna kruk. %
Clarence " GasioW, -, GAY ore.
Maude NJ Mulholland. ~. Detroit.
George - Caunter. -. Cleveland A..
Winnie r. Adams. -. same
Theodore Pokriefkas ~ Mary SDhruN
q.
Richard T. Moore. s. Mar, J. An
derson. ~.
charles Colombo. 81 Louise Gaul-
doni. %
~
Maurice waiber 60 Marie Llttguai t.
Walter Il Boyoe g. New York. ~.
-, smith. 90. bettoit.
John frost 81 Josephine lie Troye.
81.
Charles Haas. 20 Zena Mtetkiew,cz
~
Anthony skilvinski % katharzyua
George { shafer 80 Emile KIIs-
man. ~.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
DIED.

CARTER April %, 1910. at her iate
-.-..s ,.l4.s.s-..- -Macomh- 81 SalNn
Jane Carter relict OF the ate Jam.
- Carter. and only sister OF MIS-
Zancv harrison OF Philadelphia.
Pa mother OF Mrs Elizabeth Barnes.
Mrs Lula Harris, Mrs. susie Jacksoh'
Fnneral from above residence Thurs,
day afternoon al 30 and TO second
BAPTIST church at .. lntermen' al
E!mwood.
John William and AInalir Young '%l
Sixteenth-st. Burial Thursday. y.
M Private
residence. 40 Eleventh
7 st Lottie beloved daughter or T. .
ISrarneV Funeral from house We'd
nesday. 10 a m - vincent chuI'h
at 1890.
uoRN-Aprn %. ut parents home, 80 80
Hihbard ave, Annie MAJ, oeIo, -
TInIu- aged 1T frtt,ftths-ftlssrst! W cd
nesday morning.
kOsE-Charles Rose. April -. aged 81
years. beloved father OF Albert Rose
Mrs Anna Zink. Mrs. Anthony kTatz.
Charles Ir.. Herman and Frederick
Rose. Mrs. John Hehel, WIN Herr.
Funeral Wedncsda. from daughter :
residence 81 pivision-st, AZ aud
al = Josephs church az $50 Il. III.
SHARROW-At the residence OF her
son VIM. NJ Sharrow. $40 Brood lyn-
ave. Angelina, Sharrow belo; ed
mother or w IN. vi. ShalrOW, MIS-. Via
tlda Gibeau and Miss Lucy Sharrow.
Funeral Wednesday from S.. Peter
amt pauis Jesuit church al $50 d.
~ lnterment at Mt. Olivet.
WAEREN April "a 1910. suddenly. AT
IFS parents residence. 100 Mullett
81 Edward f. Warren. beloved son
OF Mr. and Mrs. John \ Warren aad
brother ~ Frank r.. Warren. E4-
neral from above residence Wedn, s.
day afternoon at o'clock. private.
WAI.I.--Flizabeth Wall inee Baas,
died April -. 1910, at residence, lll1
scooter. beloved wife or Chas. Wall.
uxed 81 mother OF Garrett john,
Conrad and VIM. Baas Funeral ol
Wednesday l.30. from residence
Member OF Palestine hive. L. q. Il.
NJ and Schillerbund, No.
" ALI.-pied April "a. Mrs Chas Wall
tnee Baas). beloved wife OF Chas.
Wall. mother of Garrett, John. con-
rad and William Baas. at her rest
dence, ll1s Scotten-aYe. Member Of
Palestine hive. l.. @. r NJ NJ. No.
So and Schiller Bund No :. tu-
neral Wednesday afternoon at l,30. q
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Benjamin Barry. 2O2 Baltimore"
Rudolph Janshefske. Al Williams
Louis Rernier. - Chene.
Roy Lloyd. ia Iivard
Joseph Schaefcr. 324 Fisher
Fred Espor. i,3 sherman.
Frank Mains. lJ3- Military.
Frank <arwsCki. 9it Chene.
Rome Tompkins. 2N Avery
Richmond iiill, i34 l.omdy.
Archibald Sargent Us Adams
Joseph TomaskcWSki 1864 Campbell
T'TTeT TUKUSTK III TftffuHH-
Frank Hail. 81 Eleventh.
Iosepn lcstelt, 49, Twenty fourth
Rlaszg. Detroit.
Charles Winemau, 9s2 Howard
Joseph schneider, b Naron.
Richard Flanagan. 4la Lincoln.
George Wi"hiwski, 90 Wessou
William Durfey, 151 sixteenth.
Peter karrer, lllS Beautait
George sewers. - Harrison.
Frederick AhTeus. 3j2 WoSSOn.
Paul Mkanourie. "a. Ri\atd
George HurE. - Plum
Edmund Murray Mayhury.
Fred Liehander. mo Michigan.
Harry Warner. 3N3 IdllibridEe.
Frank Stauh. $50 NineWood
Frank Miller ISL orleans
Charles Gehrkeu. 6S2 kercheNal
Edward, Wehieu, ~, concord
Alfred Albright. GN kichtou
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Jane English. IS years 242 -, ,n-
tcine cerebral hemorrhage
Frank Gariin IL years - Mary
hospital, pneumonia.
Ewald tarpus months. 275 Chene.
spinal meningitis
Marvin II Schultz. years 400 Wa
.terloo. tub"rcuiar meningitis
Eouise Hansen, year House OF
Providence, measles.
John Prenka, - years. ss6 Twenty
third. hernia.
Adele Joseph, year. AIS Alfred.
Alexander noble, Ga years. ST Mary :
Leila l. stewart Il years. 2,3 Tween
Is trst. mitral insuffciency
Ellen sutton. 20 years. Little sisters
of Poor. pneumonia
John o.i.rar, 81 years. PittshurS,
Pa, pneumonia
Mary be,les. 60 years Little sisters,
Sidney l.. Chatac!d. month 80 JOY;
Corne NJ wilkinson. y years. Tu.
berculosis hospital. tuberculosis.
Ida NJ. Gage, "a Years. Logan : Ferry,
Ia. tuhercular latyngitis
Edna !<iesling. year, 99l Wills H.,
Amauds smith. 81 Years. Grace NOS
Iita h"mipt-Sia.
otto zesSmann, 20 years, - ElIcrS
Hazel l. Unidentified. years. loIi
Forest c"r"hto meningitis.
Elena Asan. months, Children a
'f iiff'l'AAhtf Rii'tAiit'itlo
Andrew l. q Lewis, months, IS
.tGplalde alnutritiOu.
tir~Trv-r- fS0ttvtS, -rttrs, Wtttfei-
diabetes.
Alexander w Reeder, year, 81 But-
t'ruut. meningitis
Ida l.. Winuelburn - years. Harper
hospital, pelvic abscess.
Alden keingerN. 9 years. Grace nos
pital. chloroturni anacsthesia
Frank TaNhash - years. Water
town. y. Y. ucpuritis
Nicholas Mcrcelli. - years, 81 Mary
hospital, pneumonia,
Theodore T.. Wall. % years. ~ scot
ten. apopleNN.
Mary Sumkowski month. - Beech
en-. pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

ski -
Sieve RyZnow. 81 Rockwood Lua-
,,l'(a biHIry ska. -. Detroit.
WUdam j Mclaughlin. 80. ClcVe-
James Spencer. - Mabel VIII.
bond "a
Aarlrb rarr~ndt. % Tune Lark. -
Joseph 9 liutledge. -, Adele Vi.
BurucH. ~
rhiueas kossmau % Rose Janet. -
Leopold Macs 81 Crosse Pointe. ~ r.
oHtiua Van Matte. p. same
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
AUCTION SALES.
lorz rOCRTAl-AVE.
PERSON Al.

NOIlt r--lt any pOOI sui a. IA tIoi4bie
needing advice. friendship OF hclp
write OF call on : e MARGARET
DUFF SIS Forrest west saliva.
'lou Amy
y Ol uAtK GOODS saith Cluster
puU< WdNN switches ComblGgs made
w. only 81. rlectiolSsiS. removal all
facial blemlsnes hair dressings mas
sCgC. face 90 scalp Miss " 7. HUB
bard 80 Gas bldg Main i221
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
wANrED-,IELr--u,LE.

FIRST-CLASS trim 1awyers.
tennoner-. and boring machine
hand, wanted at once. KEEL
SEN-HERBERT Co, Kirby
and ermont.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.


Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FAINT AND SAGINAW LIMIIEDS-
1880 IA IN, l0:3S a. m. and 1888 y. In.
Flint only. 6.3S y. m. Locals for Flint.
z IN. and every TWO hours TO y. IN.
oxford only IL p. III. To Romeo, ~
me- every Two hours to 10 % M, III y. m.
PORT HURON LIMIrEDS-1:45a a. IN.
10:45 a. M 3.45 p m. Gao p. M; sat-
urdays only. l2:i5 y M; sundays only.
il p m Locals for Port Huron hourly.
Z a m 10 y m also D. IN. to Ma
rine City. TO Mt Clemens. half-hour-
ly. $3.50 a. III. TO y. m. and hourly to
II D m TO Mt. Clemens Via shore
Line nourly 6:2S a. M. to 9:2S D. IN.
also. IL p. IN.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:2O a IA, 1870
a. nl.. 220 and 5:20 p, IN. Locals for
Toledo. hourly G:30 a. IN. to $3.50 y. M.
also $40 ana J ! y. m. for Monroe
JACKSON LiMITEDs - 1;45 a. m.
12:45. 3:45 and G:i5 p. m. Locals for
Jackson a. m. and every two hours
TO . M. for Ann Arbor. a. IN. and
hourly 70 II p. m Cor plymouth and
Worthwhile q 30 "A. M and hourly 10 l:SU
y. tn: also . "a m. and IL IN, Saline
cars for Ypsilantt
Mynudoite DiNision--o So 4. m. and
halt-houriy 10 s'33 . IN. hourly TO
II .S3 p. IN
Pontiac DivisIon--6 a. m. half-hourly
until y m. then hourly TO IL y. m;
Birmingham only. - y m.
Orchard Lake Divisions a IN ara
hourly until II y m
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

ron SAi.E--SACANT LOTS.

81 DOWN, 81 Wt.EhLi ~ acanl lols
for building or investment. all parts
OF city. Write or phone for plats
and particulars BESSENGEK AZ
MOORE 205 Telegraph bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
FOR SALl1-FARMS.

HIGH COST Oh LIVING PROBLEM
SOLVED.
Buy a farm In Shawano county. Wis
consin. and become independent; en-
ployment furnished purchasers
Write for particulars.
CHAS. r.. HEMINGWAY.
Nation, wis.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
GOLD PASS FOR TEDDY.

Handsome Incentive For Him To Be
Present AZ teff.tsck Ntttt.
DENVER. Colo. April 20 The first
ticket for the fight between Jim JET
fries and Jack Johnson At San Fran
cisco ON July will be presented TO The
odore Roosevelt on his arrival in New
York. This statement was made by
Jack Gleason while in Denver on his
way t. the coast The ticket will be
made of solid gold and appropriately
engraved.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
I,l,n ANp MI,En srnAMEns.

For cleveland. Pitt-burg and all
yUNlts south and east. leave daily, 1880
\ IA FAIctO Cleveland. 81 Pittsburs
ilb5, lower berth 81 so. upper berth 81.
whole room s. so Weekend eNcur-
sion 10 Cleveland every saturday night.
,ouna trip s. 5D CTS Offices. Males.
&c Bldg Ia Woodward. Us Griswoid-
81
For NIpena, Nuci>inRc and Way ports,
Mondays zoe m and FRIDAYS $50
m
Var Runnio AMI an 80 uts east
-t-a rHat leutvs Tuesday, Thli s3Sy ana
Saturday az y ri
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
ron UNDERGRADUATES rRorEnTY.
SNAP BARGAIN.

owner going abroad. viii sell his new.
modern brick home at great sacri-
nee ~ sold this week located in ono
t++---+t-t+--t
Boulevard and Grand River on as
phait paved street. well worth $500;
take $500. 81 900 down. balance 40
monthly
ALDRICH X PRINDLE,
Main 1856 104 Whitney bldg
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
ARTHUR c. MELCHERS.

ARTHUR c. MELCHERS.
6ol Breitmeyer Bldg. Main 47S6.
etferson-Ave. Corner.
Almost opposite Water Works park,
large TWO story, l2-room frame: all
nome only $500
Hibbard-Ave.
one block north OF Jefferson; paved
street, 2-story. l0-room solid brick
light: fun cellar. furnace and attic.
House has slate roof and Is worth
Tie price alone Tor what | am asking
fcl house and lot; $1,000. with $1,000
90 Acres in Village
OF Waltz, Mich, 20 miles from Detroit;
! ) acres in white oak woods; entire
farm an nicely fenced; room house
buildings, grapes. peaches, cherries
and berries; also fine we'll, $4,000,
VIII take 4-family fat good De
troit improved and assume.
Cadillac-Ave
Between Kercheval and Mack-Elegant
new 2-story 1-Toom frame with bath.
gas. electric light. half basement; lot
50Xl40. House has hardwood fnisa
on first floor, mantel and crate; has
fine chandeliers and shades. and IL
handsomely decorated. Must be seen
L" De- appreciated, and only $4,000
with $500 down
Mt. Vernon. Near Brush.
Nice 2-story. iO-room frame. with bath.
gas and cellar, lot 45Nl10. only 49,
200 with $500 down. \ snap.
ARTHUR {. MELCHERS.
6oI Breitmeyer Bldg Main 4736.
SEA VAN DYKE, Near Mack
New 2-story. foundation. furnace. oak
finish. electric light and gas. Sell on
easy terms. Thomas Ward. 81 Bull
block.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any OF
the cIassifications In these columns
one cent per word each insertion,
thsh In advance No advertisements
inserted FOR less than IL cents
PERSONS whose names appear In
the telephone director! "a may nave
embellishments charged AZ ABOVE
Iates Call
H0ME-CITY $685..
BELL-MAIN 1893
For the convenience OF patrons
arrangements nave been made Win
we following TO receive liner au-
refreshments at the same rate az
charged with the home ofncs;
EAST side.
bouxhten-Freneh Coal Co.. NO 49,
CaEheid-ave east
Nj Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott 'no
Gratiot-aves
y. Brown. No 1859 JefYerson-ave.
y. McPbersOn. No 2400 Gratiot-ave. op
posite car barns.
WEST SIDE.
q. Eansor. No $50 Grand River-avs
Turner stanton. 40 los Myrtle-sS
y ". Drisccii, No. AZ Michigan ave
y. w. MiIIprd. No l4l9 FORREST west
W. W. Hrusb. No 59F Michtgan-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Natio
cash register. electric three dra W
Tine and cash coupon printer Phune
Home. Field 5S
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

EnM sALl.-NI.eInrNll. rNnrHnLl
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27
INFORMATION RESPONSES,

WANfED-By private party, mouse
North Woodward district. Addre
r., box So. Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-27

HOC SEN ORK-Competent girl Tor
general homework. no washing. go
Trumbull-aHe.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-26
IMMIGRANTS
ARE GRATED

Bowbells, N. D., April 26.--Accordfng
ito reports coming to The Bowbells
Tribune from immigrants who have
had occasion to have their live stock
inspected at Portal. N. d., before cross
ing the international boundary line
there Is an organized gang of grafters
there that is fleeing the poor immigrant
without mercy. The method of opera
ton LIS to inspect horses, declare them
to be infected with dangerous disease
and order them shot, efter which they
are taken away by a third party and
sold. In addition to the regular charge
of 81 for inspection, fee Of 81 is
charged for the killing and disposition
Of the alleged diseased animals leans
condemned and ordered shot are now
in the possession of parties at Am
brose and F'laxton, according to DR..
Graham.
Another feature of the graft at Por-
tai Is system of excessive charges
such as 81 bale for hay and an addi-
tional charge for housing each animal
and furnishing water for. it.
The authorities have been notified of
the charges made and rigid investi-
cation of the alleged extortion is about
to be made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-26
MYSTERY At
BISMARCK
Did John Hoson, Confessed
Murderer, Drown Himself?
NOTE IN COAT ON BRIDGE
IN NOTE HosoN ADMITS THAT
HE KILLED ALFRED PETERSON
AT 5ALFoUR six YEARS AGO
POLICE BELIEVE THAT HosoN
scHEMED TO FOOL THEM.

Bismarck, N. D.. April 26.-Is John
Hoson, self confessed murderer, lying
In the bottom Of the big Muddy or
has he worked a scheme to relieve
his mind and make the police believe
he is suicide?
This is the query that is puzzling
the Bismarck police.
Late yesterday a valuable sheep
lined corduroy coat, almost new, was
found on the N. p. bridge over the
Missouri at this point. In one of the
pockets was found note which stated
that the coat belonged to John Hoson,
that he had killed a man named Alfred
Peterson at Balfour, N. D., six years
ago and that the awful secret which
he had carried for SO long was too
much for him and he had decided to
shuttle off by jumping into the Mis-
souri,.
The note states that Hoson killed
Peterson for his money and valuables.
That he had sold the mans personal
property and kept the money. The
police say that the facts OF the murder
are correct. A man named Peterson
was killed at Balfour six years ago
and his murderer was never discov-
cred. They doubt, however, that Ho-
son jumped into the river. They
think he has left the note and coat
thinking to make people believe that
he is dead and thus forever end all
idea of capturing the murderer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-26
S. S. Committee
Held Meeting
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL AS
ISOLATION NET LAST
EVENING.

Grand Forks. N. D., April 26.-The
executive committee of the North Da-
kota Sunday School association held
a special meeting in this city last
night, the same having been called
by Chairman r. B. Griffith. Owing
to the meeting OF the Baptist church,
the committee meeting was not held
until after that closed. There were
present at the meeting Chairman r.
B. Griffith, President w. J. Lane,
Fargo; DIR. w. N. Stearns, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter A. Snow, Mr.. Snow be-
ing the newly appointed state Sec
rotary; Thos. Porte, Mrs. Babcock, e.
e. Rorapaugh, Rev. j. K. Burleson,
John w. Orchard, retiring general
secretary; w. G. Lyon and Geo. F.
Rich.
The business last night included Mr..
Orchards report, Mr.. Lyons financial
report with an outline of the work for
the new secretary from June to July.
President Lane reported granting
credentials to the following delegates
to the worlds convention to be held
at Washington, May 10 to "a.
Rev. c. FL Philips, Jamestown Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Whiddefreed, Leal; C.
CONTINUED on Page Six.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-26
PEACE "GROUP"
HONORS TEDDY
FORMER PRESIDENT ENTERTAINs
DISTINGUISHED FRENcHMEN
AT AMERICAN EMBASSY
TODAY,

Paris, April 26.-This afternoon at
the American embassy, Roosevelt re-
ceived a deputation from the French
parliamentary group for international
arbitration headed by former Premier
Leon Bourgeois and Baron de Stour-
nelles de Constant. The baron, who
shared last years nobel peace prize
with M. Beernaert, Of Belgium, ex-
pressed to the former president the
regret that the parliament was not in
session, as the group had planned a
great demonstration in his honor.
Nevertheless he said, the group de-
sired to again show its gratitude, many
times expressed for Mr.. Roosevelts de-
cisive Intervention in favor of concila-
ton, justice and / +ernational peace.
viii See Airships Fly.
Late this afternoon Roosevelt will
go to Issy- LES Moutineaux, where as
a guest of the Academy of sports he
will witness some areoplane flights.
Tonight a dinner in his honor follow
ed by a reception will be given at the
American embassy by Ambassador and
Mrs. Bacon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-26

Richmond, Va, April 16.-Embar-
rassment among the young army off,
GERS at Ft. Myer promises to be dispell-
ed through the announcement that Cor
poral Albert ]. Myer, the millionaire
soldier" has passed the examination
for a lieutenancy and will receive his
commission soon.
Corporal Meyer is grandson of Brig
adler General Albert Myer, the founder
of the signal corps, who served in the
civil war and after whom Tort Myer is
His father, Major Albert ].
Myer, served in Cuba during the Span
ish war as major of the 2O2d New York
regiment. Not willing to take chances
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-26
SAYS HYDE USED
DIRTY Water
NURSE MAKES NEW CHARGE TO-
DAY-JUpGE MAD ABOUT
STOLEN PAPERS.

Kansas City, Apr. 26-H L.atshaw had
known last week as much about the
disappearance Of the grand jury notes
which fell into the hands OF DIR. Hyde's
counsel last Wednesday as he does now
the person would have been ordered
arrested by him, he announced today.
Hyde Used Dirty Water.
The state resumed it's examination
of Miss Elizabeth Gordon, the nurse
who worked in the Swope home at the
opening OF the Hyde trial today. Miss
Gordon was on the stand about an
hour at the close of the court yester-
day. Her statement that she saw Mr..
Hyde use dirty water in giving Christ
mas Swope a hypodermic injection,
came as a surprise TO both the state
and the defense as the nurse had never
spoken Of the alleged occurrence be-
fore