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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-21
FANATIC USES A GUN.
Boutres Pacha Chali, Egyptian Pre-
mier Shot and SERIOUSLY Wonnded

mier Shot and Seriously Wounded
Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 21.-Boutres Pa
cha, Egyptian premier and minister
of foreign affairs, was shot and Sc
riously wounded today by a student
who was arrested The student fired
five shots, three bullets lodging in the
premier's body
Two Of them, however, inflicted
only superficial wounds. The bullets
were extracted, and it is thought that
the premier will recover.
The crime was entirely of politi-
cal nature; the would-be assassin is
said to be a nationalist. He declared
that his motive was the desire to av-
enge various acts of the government
which the nationalists attribute per-
sonally to Boutres Pacha.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-21
Order of B,Na, Birth in Session.

San Francisco Feb. 21.-The 9th
annual session of District Grand
Lodge No. 4, Independent Order of
B'Nai Birth, was called to order in
King solomon's Temple this morning
by Grand President Edmund Tausz-
ky of San Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-21
firm, the machine was released. and
moment later he and his driver were
speeding away.
KAISER'S ACTION BEING
APPIIAUDED IN GERMANY

Berlin.-All Of Germany heartily
applauded the action Of the kaiser IN
sanctioning the betrothal Of his cou-
sin, Prince Frederick William of Prus-
sia, to Princess Agatha of Ratibor-
Hohenohe, grand niece Of the second
imperial chancellor.
This eliminates beautiful romance
of long standing, the engagement
having been delayed thus far by op-
position to the fact that the princess.
not Of royal birth, desired to wed q
Hohenzollern.
The prince is a son OF the late re-
gent of Brunswick.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-02-21

We all like to brag Of our ances-
tors, but sometimes forget to live so
that our descendants can do the
same thing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
A. c. HIGHS TO DEBATE
Teams Representing A. c. High School
and Valley City High School
to Meet.

Arrangements have been completed
for a debate between the A. G. high
school and the Valley City high school
to be held at Valley city Feb. is.
This debate is one of the preliminary
forensic contests in the North Dakota
High School Debating league. 1t is
held under the auspices of the state IT.
and the final contest will be for Gun.
known as The Herald cup, given bv
The Grand Forks Herald
The question for debate is, Resolved
That the commission plan of city gov
eminent, as provided for in Chapter
40 of the session laws Of North Dakota.
1907 is superior to the mayor and
council system.
The A. c. debaters will be Clarence
Walters, Irving Starland and Max
Waldron.
The Valley City debaters will he
Cuyier Anderson, William Bublitz and
Bert Whitney.
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MInneapoIia Markets.

Minneapolis. Feb 10.--Light receipts
In the northwest gave tho short &C
rount scare today, resulting In COW
ering movement that advanced the
market over / cent and held prices
strong ali day. Bullishness was further
stimulated by reports OF large -four
sales, but investigation discovered that
the sales were made the first two days
of the present week, which were noted
In our previous letter, and business to-
day was quiet There has never been
any doubt of big business and ship
ments Of -four from this market are
s57,734 barrels greater than during the
same periol year ago, but the north
western millers report for the FIRST time
this season notes a less active demand
The irreeularity of our receipts testi-
fies ID the very poor railroad service.
There lis still considerable wheat to
come I'm before the effect of the light
movement from the farmers will be a.
positive factor making for strength
Damage news from the winter wheat
country will be a check ON the short
seller as well as the light terminal
stocks, but the general range of the
price movement should hold within
good scalpinE limits We would ad
wise canton in following this advance
further and believe the market will
soon react Purchases on breaks. how
ever, will be popular enough for the
present 70 insure quick profits Chas |
f. Lewis & Co.
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Liverpool. Feb. 10.-Our Arsentin,
agent estimates the wheat shipments
this week 2400, 900: last week, 2,s0S,
600: last year, 1854, 600
Corn this week, 100000; last week
4sS,e00; last year, nil.
Weather is favorable for the ripen-
ing of the corn crop.
Wheat at the immediate opening was
affected by the lower American cables
yesterday and values were h6A low
err. Later and during the remainder OF
the morning session the market was
well supported and with offerings light
and prices advanced y. Spot was
stimulated by the forecast OF lighter
shipments from the Argentine and the
report of liberal sales to continent yes
terday. There was decidedly pressure
to sell Argentine and Australian car
goes and parcels and some fears are
expressed regarding the outlook for
American crop. The market at mid
day showed a firm undertone with
prices h11z higher than yesterday.
Corn was easy at the start and u
lower and later declined an additional
Il on the poor demand and large
stocks here and favorable Argentine
WEATHER.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
EDUCATORS ARE
COMING NEXT WEEK
LOCAL SCHOOL OFFICERS AND
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB PLAN
A ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT FOR
THE N NORTHWESTERN MINNIE.
sofa EDUCATIONAL ASSN.

Thursday and Friday OF next week
Moorhead win be entertaining within
her gates q large number Of teachers,
school officers and educators who form
the membership Of the Northwest
Central Minnesota Educational asso-
citation. The hospitality extended by
the local citizens two years ago to
the women among the visitors, IL is
desired shall e repeated, Ind to this
end j. v. Godfrey and Julius G. John
son, entertainment committee, are hard
at work listing the rooms and accom-
modations placed at their disposal for
use of the ladies who will be among
the visitors. Quite a number of citi-
zens have expressed willingness to
open their homes and do all they can
for the comfort OF the guests. 1t is
expected that the visiting teachers
and educators will be larger in num-
Der than two years ago, so 1t is con-
tended that greater efforts will have
to be made for the big event next
week.
The general theme OF the programme
lis, The Time Element in Education,
and the leading lecturers are Supt.
o. J. Kern of Winnebago county, Ill.,,
and Supt. j. =. Greenwood of Kansas
City, Mo.
There will also be a number of other
prominent school men and women
from different parts of the state who
will participate in the various topics
which will be discussed in harmony
with the general theme. The COM
mercial club Of the city is co-operat-
ing with the local school oficials in
the local arrangements
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Would q. : Good last.

A number of gentlemen today were
allowed a view of some of the papers
which have been returned to Super
visor Meeker, the result of the ex-
animation of applicants for positions
as enumerators Of the federal census
which is to be taken between April
Is and May Is. Some of the papers
were really funny in the substance OF
replies and only a very small percent
age Of the applicants grasped the idea
or intent OF the sample narrative
which was intended to be the basis
for the test as to efficiency. From one
point there were ten applicants who
submitted themselves to the test, but
only one out of the number had papers
worth the least consideration. The
specimens Of spelling and capitaliza-
ton in many of the papers and letters
written were ludricrous. The sugges-
ton has been made that the seniors
Of the high school be given the test
and see what they would make out OF
the papers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Preparina An EnaIi.h HxmnaI.


There is in session at the seminary
at. Red Wing, the Joint committee and
commission. representing three differ
cnt Lutheran churches, whose work is
TO compile hymnal in the English
language, The need OF a suitable
authorized and well selected book OF
song. in the English language has been
recognized with increasing impera-
tiveness by these different church
bodies for some years.
The bodies represented are the Uni
ted Lutheran church, the Norwegian
Lutheran synod and the Hauge synod.
Among those present on the commits
sion are Rev O. @. Belsheinn of Man
dan, Prof. D. G.. Ristad of Fergus Falls.
and Prof. @. o. Stageberg of Red
Wing. There are also present emil
nent hyrnnologists from eastern edu-
cational institutions.
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Moorhead Department

MES all Of whom are in good health
and spirits.
mr.. and Mrs. M Herrick are enter
tanning taeir daughter, Mrs. j. L.. Mag
ner OK Stewsrt. MINI.
8. II. Kantor has gone to Detroit.
Mich. for few days.
John Costain has been appointed
permanent trustee of the bankrupt es-
tate Of r. c. Goodsell.
A marriage license was issued at
Fergus Fails yesterday to John Al. Al
drich Of Wilkin county and Hannah
Olson.
Fergus Fall Journal: N. n. Moen.
Of this city who has done active and
efiicient work on behalf Of the Anti
saloon league of this state. has been
onered a position as state organizer
Tor the Anti Saloon league of the
state Of North Dakota. Mr. Moen has
the matter under consideration but mas
not decided as to whether he will se-
cept or otherwise.
Census Supervisor .Meeker. has re-
ceiyed advfces from the office of the
superintendent Of census at Washing
Ton 70 the effect that practically all Of
ms recommendations regarding the
iines and boundaries OF the enumera-
tion districts, within the ninth census
district Of Minnesota have been ac
cepted. The Ninth district win he All
.yided into go enumeration districts
All or which will report to the snper-
visor IN chief at Moorhead. Mr. Meeker
ana ms assistants are still tussling
Win the marking of the examination
papers OF applicants for positions as
enumerators.
"A marriage license was issued at
Ada to David Davidson and Miss Curl
Bole OF Adams county, N. q. THE
young couple were married at the
groom's home at Halstad last Mon
day.
Madame Sandal Bramsen will sing AZ
Ada next Tuesday, under the auspices
of the Church of Our Savior.
Mrs. Ole skridsoI says the trouble
between her husband and Earl Lang
at the livery stable, a day or two ago.
arose over a board bill for a horse
Mrs. Skridsol says SIS was demanded
and that only s14 was owing. she
says that four men were pilins onto
her husband and she wishes she could
nave used the whip on all Of them
WHICH she added, was her own whip
Ihose who claim to have been eye-wit-
nesses Of the mixup between Lang and
Skrldscl give varied versions of the
interesting scrimmage.
A carpenter named Lindblom and
MISS Thompson, nurse, were subject
% 70 operations for appendicitis at the
hospital today.
But for two victims for Drunkenness
the blotter at police headquarters
would have been blank today. .H1stice
Matloy assessed the usual penalty for
-racturing the ordinances.
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TIGERS AHEAD
in BIG CONTEST
BATTLE FOR NEW MEMBERS or
N. M. c. A.. NOW WELL UNDER
WAY-coLoNELs NET LAST.
NIGHT AND DECIDED TO PUB.
LlsH DAILY BULLETIN SHOW.
ING STANDING.

The tigers get away in the lead
The big contest for members at the
Y. nj. G. A. between two regiments.
composed Of the present membership
Of the association equally divided.
known as the Tigers and the Pirates.
Is now well under way As. explained
some time ago the contest will be. run
on cash basis, each paid up. mern-
Der counting so many points.
At noon today the standing by points
stood as follows
Tigers 440; Pirates 1901
This puts the Tigers twenty in the
lead and there is exultation I'm the
camp of the jungle jewellers as a re,-
suit.
AT a meeting between the colonels
of the two regiments last night 1t
was decided to issue daily bulletins
showing just now the two regiments
stand each day
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Arthur.

Arthur, N. D., Feb.1.--To The Forum :
A reception will be given in honor OF
MIR. and Mrs. r E. WiIkiI and family,
VINO expect to remove to Fargo next
month 1t will be under the auspices
OF the B. A Y. and NJ. B. A. at the
town hall next Friday week. The fol
lowing committee from the two lodges
have charge Of the affair: Messrs. r,
f. Veistenz, l. Bettschen, WIN. Land
on, John Iwen, Mrs. Roberts Mrs. 7.
A Burgum and Mrs. H. j. Wagner.
Mrs Chas. Gunke1 and Miss liza
Gunkel were called to Norwood, MINI.
on account OF the illness of Mrs. Gum
kel's mother.
A dance was given at the hall Mon
day night by the young folks and all
report most enjoyable time. IL was
the last dance before lent.
Mr. and Mrs Gust SonmerfieId enter
tanned Tuesday evening the families Of
Paul Kuehn, Gust Iwen. VIM. Iwen. 7.
Sonmerfield. T. j. Ross. Ed. Sonner-
field. August Somnerfield and e. Boetr-
cher
Mrs. Frank Smith. nee Miss Olga
Myrah, who was recently operated on
at St. Luke's hospital. is progressing
nicely
Chas Maurer and sisters are enter
tanning their cousins from Iowa.
Rev. Kohl will hold a series Of spe-
cial meetings ;lere next week. He will
be assisted by well known singers.
Mrs. John Bettschen and baby are
spending week visiting with her
mother, Mrs. John Schur
Mr. and Mrs. r.. E. Wllkie entertain
cd several friends last Tuesday eve
ming
The funeral services for Scott Don
Old kentf1eld, aged 90. who died of
pneumonia. were held at the M. n.
church Wednesday afternoon. The
burial services were read by Rev. j. A.
kahl, who performed the same sad
office for the young mans father Just
week ago. His sermon was from the
text, The Master Calls for Thee.
Touching selections were sung by the
M e, choir and Miss Elsie Wagner
rendered the solo, Lead Kindly Light.
me casket was heaped with beautiful
MOWERS, tokens of effection and esteem
He was laid to rest in the Arthur
cemetery beside his father and sister
Kind hands had lined the grave with
ferns and flowers and all who took
last look at our young friend breathed
q PRAYER for the mother and family In
this, their hour of deepest sorrow. The
pallDearers were young friends OF the
deceased. Messrs. See, yeistenz. Lam
bert, Thompson, Mergner. Maurer.
Cor. a..
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{. NJ. F. AUTO CO.
MAY Sell DIRECT
sTUDEsAkER CO. LOSES OUT IN
FAMOUS BATTLE IN COURTS
AUTO DEALERS WILL
BENEFIT.

Detroit, Feb 10.-Judge Swan sitting
in ths United States cfrcuit court
southern district OF Michigan at De-
troit today handed down his decision
in the case of Studebaker VS.. e. M. F.
Automobile co. denying the Injunction
asked for by the Studebakers TO re.
strain the e. M. F. Co. from rescindinp
the sales agreement between toe twa
concerns and marketing its product
direct.
This decision is most important in
that 1t finally determines the right of
the f. M +. Co. to contract with
agents and dealers direct for the sale
Of e. NJ r. thirty and Flanders twenty
automobiles and confirms the exclu-
sive rights OF dealers and agents who
have contracted with the z. M. r. Co.
since Dec. 3, when the Studebaker
sales contract was rescinded by Presi-
dent Flanders.
Far Reaching Decision.
Judge Swans decision has been
anxiously awaited for weeks NV
hundreds OF automobile dealers and
agents on whom IL is far reaching in
it's effects.
Its immediate result will be IA com
pei the Studebakers, to refund TO
dealers deposits amounting to several
hundred thousand dollars which they
have been Withholding in hopes Of
forcing the e nj. T.. co. through the
suit just decided to deliver the cars
through them. Being unable to OH
tain the e. M. f. or Flanders cars the
Studebakers will of course have no
alternative but to cancel all contracts
they have made for the sale or these
cars either to individual buyers direct
or through dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Isl SIZE NoTEs.

Members Of the Moorhead Eastern
Star chapter have been very cordially
invited TO meet the chapter at Fargo
this evening on the occasion Of the
regular meeting when special pro-
gramme will be presented
The funeral Of the late Andrew He'd
sted was held from the home OF the
bereayed family yesterday afternoon.
AIR. and Mrs. Leslie Welter have
returned from their tour OF the south
western states and visits at Leaven-
worth, Topeka, ST. Louis and Chicago.
Last Sunday they spent at Madison.
Wis, with their son Leslie at the uni
versity where they learned all the
news relating to the young folks com
prising the Moorhead and Fargo colo
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
MAKES GOOD THE
AMOUNT HE STOLE
sWANNY THoRNoulsT RETURNS
WITH MOTHER AND SQUARES
ACCOUNT AT HERREIp eRoc-
ERY-cLAIMs HE WAS INToxi-
GATED WHEN HE LEFT FARGO.

As a result of the publication In The
Forum Of the defalcation of Swanny
Thornquist an employee Of the Island
Park grocery owned BY 3. y. Herreid
ne was followed by his mother who
persuaded him to return, face the mu-
sic and square UP for his mistake
The young man went from here TO the
cities. where he was found by his
mother, who resides at Long Prairie,
MINI. Young Thornqui-t made good
the $50 which he had taken
According TO his story Bert Rogers
got away with at least $50 by for
geries. Where Rogers. whose real
name is Larson, is at the present time,
Thornquist states that he doesn't know.
He claims that he was intoxicated
when he left
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Stock Opiniopr

Finley, Barrell G. Cove are in,
clined to advise sales on further raj.
lies for turns in the market for the
present.
Farson, Son e. Cove would buy
stocks on any slight setbacks.
Miller & Cove remain firm in the
view that on all strong spots the mar
ket should be met with sales USING
care to select such issues for various
reasons
s, B. Chaplin e. Cove believe the
rally win go some further and would
advise trading on long side for mod
crate. profits.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
PRIEST SHOOTS HoopLuM.
Catholic Roctory Is Attacked and M any
Windows srnaahad.

Glenwood, wis, Feb. .10.--Hoodlums
attacked the rectory of st. Johns
Catholic church in the early hours of
the morning and smashed ten windows
with stones. Rev. Peter weiten went
after the invaders with revolver,
and, apparently, shot one of them in
the leg, but all escaped before they
could be recognized. There has been
dissension in the church lately over
the question of building a new parish
house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
DEATH OF GUSTN. OLSON
A Former Resident of Moorhsad Dies
Of Consumption at the Swedish
National Sanitariun1.

A. o. u. w. officials of Moorhead re-
ceived word this morning from the
superintendent of the Swedish Ma
tional sanitarium at Denver, Col, Of
the death at that institution a week
ago, of Gust N. Olson, formerly resi-
dent of Moorhead and Glyndon and a
member OF Phenix lodge A. o. u. w.
The superintendent also adds that I'M
der instructions from Charles Olson.
st. Paul, a. brother of the Diseased, a
widower, carried policy for $4,000
which the lodge kept good during the
mans illness and the money is to be.
turned over to the children Of the in
sured. Mr.. Olson had been a long suf-
ferer from consumption.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
HASTINGS BOUND over
Man Is Sent 70 County Jail and Won
an Is Being Cared For at the
County Hospital.

Charged with statutory offense
Warren Hastings was arrested YES
terday afternoon by Acting Chief Lonis
Dahlsren. The man was found in an
uptown block with women, Miss An
ma RYDER, who was in depIorable
shape They had not penny, nothing
to eat. The woman was taken to the
county hospital on a stretcher and the
man arrested and held to the county
court in default of $500 bonds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Valentine Day Masouersds.

The Fargo Dancing club have made
elaborate preparations for a masouer-
ade ball which is to be given at Prizes
hall on the. evening OF st. Valentino
DAY, Tuesday, Feb. IA. The handsome
prizes will be awarded for the best
dressed couple, the most comically cos
TUNED couple and the most original
group.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
Secured New Lodge Rooms.

At the meeting of the Odd Fellows
last night 1t was decided to adopt the
report of the committee which recon-
mended that the lodge hereafter use
rooms in the Masonic hall for lodge
meetings. Two candidates were ini-
tiated into the mysteries of the three
cardinal principles of odd Fellowship
and the noble grand announced that
there would be three more initiates
for the meetins in the new quarters,
next week. also there would be a con-
ference of the degree of Frindship.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
G. n. HEATER" IS
DAMAGED BY FIRE
CAR FILLED WITH PERlsHAsLE
GOODS FIRED BY sTovE-coN.
SIDERABLE DAMAGE SUSTAIN.
Ep-pEPARTMENT CALLED TO
oUENcH FLAMES.

In the middle of freight train on
the Great Northern railway, a refrig-
orator car used at this season of the
year for perishable goods that must
be- kept warm, was discovered on fire.
BY trainmen at 1:45 this morning.
The department. was called but the
flames mad gotten such Roadway
that chemicals were insufficient and
water had to be- used. The fire prob
ably started from an overheated stove.
The loss will amount to considerable
sum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
THORNQUIST ARRESTED
Lad Charged With EmbcHxIenent Is
Gripped by the Law-case May
Not Be Prosecuted.

Despite the fact that he has made
good his defalcation, Swanny Thorn
quist was arrested this afternoon.
charged with embeszlement. The war
rant was issued to the sheriff at The
time Thornquist disappeared. II is be.
lieved that the case viii not be pushed
under the circumstances.
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Attorney sharp Named Trustee.

In the preliminaries in connection
with the proceedings in bankruptcy of
the Magnuson Bros. retail liquor deal
ers, held before Referee Parsons at
Fergus Falls yesterday Atty e. e.
Sharp of Sharp & Chaplin was appoint
ed trustee in bankruptcy and he will
at once assume his duties and take
charge of the affairs of the delinquent
firm
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
JEFFRIEs in FARGO.

indicated Champion Arrives This
Afternoon and Goes to G. r. Tonight.
j. j. Jeffries. who appears in Fargo
tomorrow evening at the operahouse,
arrived in the city this afternoon from
the west at $3.50. Jeffries, with Gotch,
Berger and his other vaudeville stars
will leave, on the Oriental limited a.
$40 tonight for Grand Forks. where
he appears this evening. as
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-10
ELoPEs WITH ARMY oFFIcER.
Daughter OF King Edwards Secretary
Chased by Detectives.

Paris. Feb. 10--According to the
Petit Parasian. Alexandra Louvina.
daughter of Sir Henry Knollys, king
Edwards private secretary, eloped six
days ago with an English staff ofRcer,
whose name is unknown.
The couple arrived at Marseilles. on
Sunday and spent the night at the
Terminus hotel. They left for BARGE
Iona on Monday morning.
Police Superintendent Arrow and two
detectives are pursuing them They
arrived at Marseilles Monday, but
missed the couple by a few minutes.
1t is believed the fugitives now are
separated. The woman had been mar
ried two years.