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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14
WILL APPROVE PLANS
County Boards Meets In Adjourned
Session at the courthouse--
Minor Business.

At a meeting Of the board OF county
commissioners this afternoon, the
matter of approving plans and speci-
fications for painting the exterior
woodwork Of the courthouse and max
ing improvements at the county hos
pital will be taken up.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14
MARRIAGE AND LONGEVITY.
Angelina May Sometimes Regard Re
fusaI az . Public Duty.

A&%&A ~ - FN9A< &NNEp
London Telegraph Is the relation
of marriage to longevity thing with
which we ought to concern ourselves
at all? Is II worth while to estimate
anything by it's influence on the DUR
alton of life? Suppose sor1e one were
to discover that we should live longer
II we spent three parts of the day in
sleep. Should we be right to lie abed
eighteen hours Of the twenty-four
Would any one be the happier or the
more comfortable?
The truth lis that mere duration of
life Is not In itself worth much sac
rifice. If we are always taking thought
how this or that will bring nearer or
postpone the day Of de1th, life becomes
nothing but a Iongdrawn torture. The
only right way OF est ating life ID
not by It's extent, but its value. how
much has been achieved by 1T. how
much enjoyed Any other standard ii
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14
NORTH DAKOTA WEAVING CO.
Bring Us Your Run Work.

We do fancy rug weaving OF all
kinds Rag rugs for chamber. bath
room and porch. Rag carpets in vart-
Gus patterns. New up- To- date ma
chinery. best work Get your weaving
done before the busy ,imk. orders
promptly filed. Telephone 2l55. NJ.
D. Weaving Co. 1421 Fifth Ave. So,
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14
A WARM CHIMNEY THIS.

Fire Department Pays Two Calls tc
Guthrie Residence.
The chimney at the residence of e
@. Guthrie demanded a lot Of atten-
ton from the fire department. AT
II O'Clock this morning call was ans
wered and three chemicals were used
At O'Clock this afternoon another ap-
plication was used and the bricks
dampened in good shape.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14
Astonishing

Bargains are offered all this week at
Howard Moody's big Moorhead store.
Silks and dress goods at lowest prices
yet. High quality and low prices rule
AZ this popular store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14
Rlaaest BARGAINS

Offered vet are set forth In Howard
car fare and buy goods at lowest prices
car fare and buy goods at lowest prices
at Howard Moody's big Moorhead store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14

Cool, pretty and practical for street
wear On summer days i this neat lit
/ tie Russian blouse suit OF black and
white novelty gingham bade by Ruffie
lin Paris. The model seems a very SIM
pie one, but there are several details
which mark IL a. Enthusiastically
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14
PTowina to Let.

We have 24o acres blowing to be
done near Fargo. Page-Benedict Land
Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-04-14

French in conception. The black pip
Ing along the seams, the black belt
and white buttons give touch Of chic.
and the loose sleeve Of fine tucked
batiste Il. particularly smart The hat
|is Of cream leghorn with black vel
vet crown and two raspberry pink
roses in front.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
RETURNS FROM VAGUE
RIVER WELL PLEASED

c. A. Goode returned Saturday
night from a two weeks trip down
the Yaqui river, going by the way
Of Nacozari Cumpas and Moctezu-
ma, and from there TO Tonichi, on
horseback over what he says is the
most mountainous and rough coun-
try he has ever been over But his
opinion Of the country is like that
to med by Horace Greedy years ago
when he made trip from the East
/ 10 California. Stopping at Reno
Nevada. to make q speech. be told
the people that II he did not believe
| thai God never made anything with
out its use, he would be sure that
the land over which he had travel
ed from the Mississippi river to
Nevada was his useless work. hut
/ believing as he did. guessed 1t
must be uncerlaid with minerals
/ fer there was nothing on the sur.
face to indicate values. and If the
country was uaderlaid with minerals
it would take a million a million
years to dig it up, and so M Goode
thinks Of Mexico. that It must be
lone vast treasury Of wealth and
with railroads it win yield wealth
not dreamed OF in the most fabulous
dreams OF the dreamer
; lie saw no farm lands along tn,
Yaqui. but was pleased to note thai
the railroad was being built between
/ lMoctezuma and Nacozari, but sor
Try TO see that the men and tool;
have been taken away from th'
work at Tonichi. the point to whicl
the Southern Pacific was bound tC
complete its line BY the first OF tn,
iyear.
There IS no grading done beyond
Tonichi north at this time. M
GOode says that in the section ~
gon. all they have OF this worlds
tween Tonichi and Moctezuma /;
THE Sahuaripa district. he met groxI
lpeople' who have never seen a wa
goods has been taken In to them or
burros and whatever they send ou
is taken out on these little natio-
builders.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
APOPLEXY STRIKES
AGED PtGSPfCTOR

PHOENIX. Feb. 23.-While A. c.
SchmaU. an aged mining man, was
standing in front CT the Anheuser
saloon yesterday morning he was sud
denly stricken with apoplexy. He fell
o the sidewalk and died a few hours
later a St. Joseph's hospital
Schmall. who was about So years OF
age. has been in and out od Phoenix
for many years. lie was engaged in
mining in a number Of places. A lew
days ago he came to Phoenix and
stepped az the Central hotel
Yesterday morni- g Schmall was
talking to friends in front OF the An
heuaer. He vas standing close % the
curb. Suddenly he seemed 10 slip aud
fell heavily in the gutter, his head
striking the curb. He was rendercd &
unconscious and it was at first thought
that The fall had frac -ured his skull
and prod1ced concussion OF the brain.
Dr. r. w Craig was called and the
man removed 10 the hospital where he
died at . o'clock. His death ceruG-
cate shows the cause CT death 70 be
apoWexy.
Schmail has relatives in santa Rosa.
Cal. Very little IS known OF the man
beyond the bare facts that he was ore
OF the Ierge number or prozpectors
who came 70 Phoenix several times a
year and departed again fo- the min
ing regions.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
WILL MISS coNNgLL.
lDouglas International.l }


Many viii be those who Will miss
Charles T. Conuen when he leaves
Douglas On March / to become In
migration Inspector in Charge a.
Tucson and the practical head OF
he immigration service in Arizona.
This comes in line Of a distinct pro
motion and one which has beea we'll
earned, for Mr. Connell has tine
after time demonstrated that ne IS
one Of the best and most efficient
officials in the service. But IN Doug
las he will be distinctly missed and
the only consolation here is that his
transfer 70 Tucson comes as a re
cogniticn of his abilities and Of the
services which he has rendered.
It win be seven years to the Gay
when he leaves that he first came
to Douglas. There are not many in
the city who have made it their
home so long as he. Hence the
parting from associations here VII
not be a pleasant one for Mr.. Con
nell, although the sting is removed
by the promotion. He likes Douglas
and has many reasons to regret
moving. but orders are orders and
he has received his instructions
and must go.
His duties will undoubtedly fie-
cuently call him back here and
Douglas viii always have a warm
welcome for him.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
BURGLAR CAUGHT WITH LOOT

TUCSON. Feb. 23-ChargeC
with burglarizing the establish
vent os the Arizona Sash, Door and
Mil Company en- North Sixth Ave
enue Sunday nigh, Ma uel Lopez, a
young Mexican. was Monday bound
over by Justice OF the Peace J. E
DUfton to await the action Of the next
Pima County grand jury. Failing to
give bail he was remanded to the
county jail
Lopez looks % be scarcely Of age
and was caught in the act Of making
way with a sack OF tools, including
6S pieces. a suit of clothes. and a
pair OF shoes which he is charged with
having stolen from a tool chest owned
by one Of the employees Of the comp
any. just as the Mexican was coming
out Of the door he was esp'ed b.
Chief Of Police Pat Flanagan. Hf5
| suspicious action attracted the aten
ion of The officer and he was taken to
police headquarters. where his case
was thoroughly investigated by the
police before he was fl ally tained
over TO the county authorities ca
the formal charge Of burgularly.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
ONE ON TEDDY LLOYD.
LDongIas Internatlonal.l J

tD0uElaS lntfEAlLiGldl.l
Colonel Nancy is telling one or
genial TEDDY Lloyd. which is putting
the laugh on the Lion Tanner" II
is bintcd. however, that It was or
igiually perpetrateG on the Colonel
himself ana that he proceeded ts
ju.u ir ON the present hero" Of the
tale As Colonel Nanney tells it, the
story goes thus: once upon time
tstcries should always start that
wav1 there was a family which had
g -arroi The bird was one Of those
wondeful takers and was so tame
that lt was not found necessary 20
conaaz Polly in a cage. The mag
uificeut bird had a perch at one
corner Of the room and would flut-
ter about at VIII. Polly, however
had a bad habit. and Only one. The
bird had a remarkable fondness for
fried tripe and whenever her favorite
dish would appear on the table she
would swoop down upon the table
zrasu q piece in her talons and take
it 20 her perch. Polly had also Z
remarkably beautiful tail in which
she took great pride ard to punisf
the bird and try to break it Of th'
one lad habit. the master Of tbs
house proceeded to pluck a tai
feather from TIE quaking bird afte
every case Of larceny. Finally poll.
had a bare spot instead Of a flow
ng tail
Oae evening Teddy Lloyd caile'
1t the residence and polly at ono
took IN especial interest in him
Polly turned and looked at wher'
the once beautiful tale had been he
p-ide. and then looked curiously a
Teddy's bald pate. Then the bir'
nsw across the room. lit on Teddy
shoulder gazed auxiously at th'
shiny scalp and said sympatheticalll
so you like tripe too"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
TUCSON WOULD
HONOR THE OLD
TIME PIONEERS
General Wilson Suggests That
Several Streets in the Old
Pueblo Be Named After
Veterans of Note,

TUCSON. Feb. Perhaps
no city in the United States owes a
greater debt of gratitude to is early
pioneer settlers than does the city Cf
Tucson remarked General Thomas
Wilson yesterday. General Wilson
meant 70 imply chat ,he daring. the
bravery and the determination Of the
first white settlers Of the Tucson
country is in large measure due she
present prosperity Of the city and
country. their transformation from
fhe wild and wooly class into civili-
zed community which affords all the
protection. all the necess'tie AID IN
The luxugias which may be enjoyed by
The most elite society Of any other
portion OF America.
Eor this reason said General
Wilson. II believe the streets O. ne
city should he named for cur old
timers. Some q them are SO named
now. hut i could cali 70 mind num-
erous host cf worthy old pioneers
whose memories have never been per
petu8ted in ans manner and who
i've only in the grateful hearts OF he
rapidly tkilnirg ranks Of the others
Who we're living witnesses. in many
cases. OF their sacrifices for US. Some
of them have passed away: a few lin
ser on the Shores OF time. We should
honor DO. the living and the dead
amCEgst them but 7 an particularly
anxious 70 see honored she remnants
CT that courageous band OF men who
are sun with US. They are growing old
e-d caano- remain with as mucn long
er. II ra have any flowers TO give.
let us aive them to those men while
lAey NAV still enjoy their perfume.
Report has it tha- some one OF the
patriotic societies Of the territory
sin probably naugurate q movement
sacr l- having Tor ,ts object the car
rvi-e cut OF plans in line with the
suggestion made 10y the General in
his interview with the reporter Ciu-
zsus OF Tucson IN particular appear
% i.e Practically unanimous in their
approval q thus honoTing The old
timers. and recently sentiment along
thst line has apparently crystalized
IN choosing q F.. least one of the living
pioneers Of Tucson for such honor If
the city council can be induced TO
take the necessary action. II is propos-
ed that one Of the stress Of the city
Be named for sidney de Long. pioneer
Indian fighter and first mayor OF
Tucson after the Gadsden purchase
Under the Qua:n, custom of the time
the whole town was deecad over TO
him in trust for the faithful perform
ance OF his duties as mayor and the
preservation of he law and order.
Nr De Long is still a resident OF
Tucaou-and one Of the best known
ones The suggestion has been made
that Main street be changed to De
LcuE avenue in honor Of his veteran.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
INSANE JAPANESE
LEAPS From TRAIN

PRESCOTT. Feb 23.-After one of
the mos trying experiences ne has
ever had since assuming official
duties. Deputy Sheriff Charles Mainze
arrived in the city last night with an
insane Japanese from Ash Fork. foot
sore and a little ehasrined at the
cunning trick played on him.
Af.er leaving that place, yes,vrday
morning. with his man, and at a point
near Valley, the Jap entered the toile,
room. and q few minutes later was
/ seen by a passenger. rolling over and
over. and later. taking to his heels
across los.
The tram was stopped after II had
I passed a few miles beyond, and with q
determination not TO be outclassed as
a sprinier, Mailze took TO he hills In
an effort 10 run his man down. He
finally struck his trall. and later the
Jap was found in an old building o.
the abandoned Puntenney lime WORKS,
crouched in the corner with D,ood
streaming from the Injuries he receiV-
60 in the fall
/ The Deputy Sheriff estimates the,
he travelled ten long miles. and after
tagging the south bound train. was a
gain put on beard. en- route to Pres
cot.
The Jap was docile all the way down
but when he was being taken elf the
train he become unruly and quite 9
demonstration occurred at the depot
He was overpowered and landed in
the county Jail. His escape from Sc
r'ous injury was considered remark
able when he fell from the train. Il
was moving az rapid rate and he is
badly bruised. He entered Ash Fors
from Williams Friday night, in a nude
/ condition. AID is mentally unbalanced
lie has refused TO converse with hi.
eountrymen. several Of whom question
cd him.
! Deputy Mainze says hat since Wes
ton. the transcontinental pedes -rian
was that town. the walking fever
IS epedemic. in which he joined IN.
j procession. and at -ributes the capture
yesterday 10 being proficient Win his
/ feet and always in trim for any spec
( ial exhibition for money or marb
les as he tersely expresses It
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
BIG LAND DEAL CLOSED.

TUCSON. Feb. 2i.-An impor an,
land deal has just been communicated
by the Merchants Bank & Trus- Com
pany. wherein the holdings of the R,
nito Canal Company and A. J. David
son, consisting Of about 1000 acres OF
some Of finest farming land in Pima
County. IN the Rillito Valley. near
Fort Lowell, toge her with all Of the
water-r' ghts and improvements Of
said company wherein the holdings
Of the RiIito Canal Company and A
| J. Davidson. consisting oE about 1000
acres Of some of the finest farming
land in Pima COun Y, in the Rillito
valley near Fort Lowell, together
with all the water-rights and improve.
ments Of sad . company, have been
sold TO a colony from Dubian. Mexico
the consideration being $4,000.
These colony people. who are all
experienced farmers have come with
their teams and farming implemen s
overland from Mexico. Fer the pas;
two weeks they have been employed
On the property and have demolstrat
ed their ability as farmers in the way
they have commenced % handle the
proposition. They have already plant
ed 60 acres of barley and have put
the water-rights and bitches into
first class shape for developing water.
The colony have also taken over
he property Of the Tucson Dairy
Company and will in the future op-
crate modern dairy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
THIEF SCATTERS HIS
PLUMBER OVER RANCH
SHOWS CUNNING OF A DOG
HIDING BONES AND ANNoYs
TIE OFFICERS.

PHOENIX. Feb. 24.-If Deputy sher-
e Adams had not played the part Of
= weeyn bug or some other enemy to
vegetation, ice Monihon would have
had curious and bounteous crop next
suimer OF razors, valises. silver spurs
and bis and reyolvers. as a result Of
the agricultural operations of one Guy
Robbins who had been in the employ
Of Mr. Monihon. In the dead of night
the deputy sheriff went out to his
ranch and rooted out all the seed that
Robbins had planted. or. at least all
he could find.
William Upton had for some time
been stopping at the MOnihon ranch
looking after the cattle. A part of
his belongings, consisting OF a razor.
IA revolver. two scabbards, a pair Of
lsilycr-plated spurs and bride bit,
the last two articles being worm S25
and several other things all of the
value of no. less than $50 had been
wrapped up in Mr.. Tipton's bedding
which had been left in a granary. He
/ die not think tha, anybody knew OF
ia but himself After he had been alb
sent for a few days he returned to the
ranch and found nothing where he had
/ left H.
! The finger Of suspicion was natural
, ly directed ct Robbins and in his alb
sence from the house. his belongings
we're investigated but none Of the prop
erty Of Mr. Upton was among IT,
Robbins quit the ranch few day
/ ago and came 20 own. The day after
his departure a part OF the Upton
piunder was found in a haystack. That
/ discovery convinced Mr.. Moaihon tha,
he was the thief and he informed Mr.
Upton on Thursday night The lat
ter Sc out to find Robbins and late
a night he learned that a maa Of thai
name had just registered at the Men
roe house, but had gone TO bed
shortly before midnight Depuy y Sher
i'f Adams accompanied Mr. Upton q
the Monroe house and took Robin.
into custody
lie admitted that he lad stolen ant
concealed the stuff and offered o g
! With the officer and show where il
was.
The three went out to the ranch and
10 the bright moonlight on the b-inl
Of ditch where the ground had beer
( carefully leveled Robbins directed tbs
officer 10 dig. He brought out ths
vaiise. Next cafe the bit and spurs
and finally everything that Mr. Tip
ten had lost exceD- what had already
been found IA the haystack. was dug
iron other places of concealment.
When the inventory showed thai
everything had been recovered. the
officer w-piRg the sweat from mis- brow
asked What in he name Of God did
you want to scatter things around
over the rarch this way FORE Rob
bins replied that ne had 10 definite
purpose in doing it and he said In re
ply 10 another question -hat he has
+ hardly expected them TO grow.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
TOWNSHIP RsApPRAlsED

PHOENIX. Feb 23.--Raymond
Saterwhite. who with Nessrs Dez.
endorf and Kelsey have been making
a reappraisal of the townsite IL Park
er, returned from there Thursday
light and expec,s to leave this even
ing for his home in Los Angeles, Gel
Mr.. Satterwhite says that he has nc
doubt the appraisal made by the new
board will meet n the approval ol
the general land office and that there
viii be no delay IN the final proofs Of
those who have entered. He says The
L-asd was careful and conscientious
in its work and he believes the valu
atiOns fixed are fair to uncle Samuel
foronc e rights Altogether, he is
quite enthused over the prospects q
Parker and believes it viii eventually
become a fine town
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
THESE BOYS LONG FOR
HOME AND MOTHER

PHOENIX. FEB. 23-There are
two BOYS in the county jail wear
Of wandering. They are detained in
the womens cell. where they pa ia
their time playing checkers and wait
ing 20 hear from home. They came
from widely separated parts OF the
country. O-e a. hem Desmond Cong
er. about fourteen years Of age, living
at Blackfoot. Idaho and Aba Stevens
probably a year older, has drifted in
from Bonneville Ark.
The boys had been noticed hangins
around a shack in the southeastern
part OF the town wi h a lot Of negroes
and Mexicans. and their prese-ce
was reported 10 the sher-ffs Office.
When they were found. young Con
ger said he was already wesry Of
hat SOFT Of l'fe and had written TO
his ia her to send him money TO take
him home. He had borrowed q sheet
of paper and an envelope from the
Phoenix flour mills and he believed
| his father would be as anxious to see
| him IS he was to get home. II the
meantime, he says the women's cell
! lis the most homeLke place he has seen
/ lie had no special reason Tor running
away he just wanted 70 see wha- tho
| world looked ike outside OF BlackfoOt
He has seen The seamy side CT that
part Of II lying between Blackfoot and
| Sauderson. Texas.
Young stephens is also anxious q
re urn to the family firezide. but he Is
not sure that his father IS suffice -ly
interested in his restoration to the
field as TO send him enough money e
ray his fare back. The sheriff ha.
written to find ou how the elder Ste
lrhens feels about IT,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
aoNsPIsL AT PORTAGE

PORTAGE Ia PRAIRIE. Man, Feb.
23-Five rinks. representing as maiy
cities and towns Of Manitoba. were cn
hand today at the opening Of the an
nual bonspiei here. Favorable condi
iions and a good attendance combine
to give profise Of highly successful
meeting. The program provides for
.wo open events and q consolation.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
CHILDREN WHO ARE sIcKLv.

Fathers who value their own com
fort and the welfare Of their chill
GreA. should never be without a box
OF Mother Gray's Sweet Powedrs for
Children. for use throughout the sea
son. They break uD Colds. cure Fo-
veFishuess. Constipation, TeethiEg
Disorders. Headache and Stomach
Troubles THESE POWDERS NEW
ER FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores.
sc DON'T accept an substitute. 4
trial package will be sent FREE t.
any mother who win address Allen ).
Ol7sted, lie Roy, y. Z.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24
TO VOTE ON COMMISSION PLAN

MITCHELL. S. D, FEB. 23--AT-
rsngements have been concluded for
the holding Of special election here
tomorrow on the proposal for The
adoption OF the commission plan OF
government The present efficient and
economical administration of the city's
affairs has served to prevent many OF
The citizens from advocating sny
change. 50 that it appears doubtful
whether the proposal will be adopted.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24

After nearly three years spent IN
the examination of witnesses for both
sides. the suit brought by the gov
ernment to break up the alleged an
thraclte coal trust is to come up for
argument nthe United States circuit
court at Philadelphia Monday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-02-24

II -roublcd with indigestion, consti
pason. no appetite or feel bilious
give Chamberlain's Stomach and L.ve7
Tablets a trial and you viii be pleased
with the result. These tables invig
orase the stomach and liver and
streagtheE the digestion. Sold by all
Draggists. lol