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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
POSTAL SAVINGS REPOSITORIES

| There seems to be so much confusion
in the public mind regarding the meth
Cd the government will adopt in hand
ling the funds taken In under the posta
savings bank measure that the follow.
ing elucidation from The New York
Journal of Commerce will be OF inter
est:
We still hear from Washington OF
banks In various parts OF the country
making application to be "designated''
as repositories" of the postal savings
funds. The use of the term depository
offices" for such postofices as may
be designated to receive savings de-
posts under the new law seems TO have
helped to produce the confusion of
mind which evidently prevails about
designating depository" banks in
which they are afterwards to be put by
the postmasters. 1t seems to be diff
cult to dispel the illusion from foggy
minds that banks for this purpose are
to be selected by the board Of trustees
at Washington and that 1t may exer-
else discrimination in the matter,
- 40 AdANC CNAuCiL IIOIIl IlE language
of the law that it was intended to pre-
vent the exercise of such discrimina-
ton by requiring that the money de-
posted at a depository" office" estab-
llshed in any city, town or village be
deposited by the postmaster in banks"
located in the same city, town or VIII
lage, substantially in proportion to
the capital and surplus of each such
bank" These may be national or state
banks, subject to supervision and ex-
animation, and they must of course be
solvent" and willing to receive such
deposits under the terms of this act
and the regulations made by authority
thereof" The terms are the obligation
to pay not less than IN per cent inter
est and give such security 'in public
bonds or other securities supported by
the taxing power" as the board may
prescribe, approve and deem SUM-
cient"
1t is to be presumed that the security
required will be the same for all. as in
the case Of public deposits, and that
there will be no discrimination in that
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Heaton News.

Heaton. N. D., July 21.--To The For
um: A young daughter arrived at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Logan,
Wednesday.
The dedicatorial services of the Com
gregational church will take place on
Sunday, July 81, being the fourth ami
versary Of the congregation. Rev Il.
Fl. Stickney, D. D.. OF Fargo, superin-
tendent Of home missions will preach
the sermon. No special collection will
be taken, neighboring ministers and
churches are cordially invited.
Mrs. Chas. l. Turner and children.
Howard and Bernice. returned Monday
from Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Nichols drove
to Fessenden Monday morning. where
Mr.. Nichols Is serving as Juror.
A refreshing rain fell Monday even
Ing, which was highly appreciated.
Rev. 2. =. Saunders went to James
town last Thursday, returning on sat
urday.
g. Reiling took his wife to Minneap-
oils last Saturday. where she under
went an operation for appendicitis. she
is reported as doing nicely. i. M
Rentchler accomplished them as far as
Darlington
Prosper St. Jacque, Harry Harding
and II. p. Foxton drove to the county
seat Monday to serve as jurors.
Fred II. Thurston and Mrs. Amnno,,n
visited Mrs. Il. L. Abbott and Miss wv
p. Abbott at their home southeast Of
Bowdon. Sunday.
Horace Robertson Of West Branch.
Iowa. arrived last week and Is visitine
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
ANTICIPATED RUSSIA,

An Illustration of the lack OF pro-
gress in Russia comes from the an
houncement that the big nation is
building four battleships, which-when
completed four years hence-will be
antiquated.
The four now in course of construc-
tion. the SevastopoL the Petropavlosk.
the Gangut and the Poltava, are each
800 feet long, SO feet wide and 81 feet
inches deep, and have a displace-
ment Of $4,000 tons. They are to be
OF $4,000 horse power and will have a
speed of % knots, The first two are
being built by the Baltic shipworks
the last two at the Imperial navy yard
Almost endless differences of opinion
have divided the Russian naval author
tiles on the subject OF these ships but
now all are agreed upon the plans that
unite the greatest number of disadvan-
tages from a technical point of view.
The navy department states that the
four dreadnaughts will be ready In
three years, but this term viii have 10
be increased, like the original estimate
Of cost. AS proof Of this assertion may
be quoted the Andrei Perwoswanny
which has been in course OF construS
ton for eight years, and whose esti-
mated cost has already been exceeded
BY some 100000 rubles.
English engineers who have seen the
plans for these ships consider the
money appropriated for their con
struction as wasted Arrnor has been
sacrificed to heavy armament land the
boilers will not suffice to deveiop a
apeed OF % knots for any length Of
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MERCHANTS SHOULD CLOSE.

Friday is Moorhead- Fargo day at the
North Dakota State fair. The bust
ness men Of both cities are planning
to close at noon so their employees can
get away for the fun. This will en-
able everyone to see the exhibits and
also to enjoy the races. The pro-
gramme for that afternoon ia one of
the most interesting OF the week. The
awards by the judges will be COM
pleted by that time and the visitors to
the grounds will be able to see the ex-
hibits in their most attractive form .
1t is to be hoped every place in Fargo
and Moorhead will close down that af-
ternoon and take haIf-holiday.
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Broeket had an incipient blaze.
%@~S
Chicken thieves operated at Linton.
cxAS
Burnstad is the headquarters for 9
bunch Of race horses.
ssNsrS,
A horse thief near Mayville escaped
to the Minnesota timber.
- 600
There were a couple OF raids at
Beach-neither productive.
S$&4N
The private creamery at Balfour
may be sold to a company.
tssSNs,
The Bulletin wants TO know what has
become OF the BowbelIs band.
DAA&
The desertion Of a baby in Ransom
county caused much comment.
@S<ss@
Peter Carlson was the man selected
for auditor of Renville county.
...h 500
The Penlbina County fair at Hamil-
ton Aug. "a will be a hummer.
The thieves who are robbing dental
Offices paid Fargo another visit.
... -, esSs~9
Rev, Mr.. Kirker OF the congrega-
tional church at Russo has resigned.
f' a. 7-r aSL.s sA s'>
Abercrombie is said to have a better
crop this year than for several seasons.
F" cNOS@ 'a
Joe Martel of Benedict has a gun
said to have been carried by Sitting
Bull.
@&<N
1t is claimed prairie chickens have
already been killed in the vicinity of
Tolna.
The Maxhass Monitor reads the
CUTTERS" among the farmers a time
ly lecture.
The artesian well as Ambrose re-
sumed business after being idle since
last spring.
strenuous efforts are being made to
enforce the game laws in the Turtle
Mountain country:
Many farmers are blowing under
poor crops and getting the soil In good
shape for next year.
There was an auto collision in Town
er county which resulted in severe in
juries to Carl Slocum.
The Edmore Herald thinks the rail-
roads should widely advertise their
special trains to fairs.
GsN&
J. r. r. O'Connor, the brilliant young
Grand Forker, has entered a law part
nership with Scott Rex.
oses-.
Better farming methods are impera-
tive In North Dakota---no matter what
the rainfall will be--next year.
- s1NA
The footing of the whistles at He
bron makes people believe they are re-
siding In a manufacturing town.
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There was a COW at Hebron with
half It's tail off. She had such a hard
time lighting flies that a stroke OF
lightning put her out of misery.
Editor Colcord said his water bin
was $40 for one month and ali he did
was to sprinkle the lawn and take one
bath. He4got off cheap at that--lf the
bath was his annual one.
oSsS~N
The state papers have a lot OF COM
ment on the booze situation In Fargo
and Moorhead--after Sept. Is. There
Is great deal OF speculation as to
what Fargoans will do after that. They
will probably be In good shape as long
as the stock they lay In Sept. IL lasts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
If WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What Heap of Happiness IL Would
Bring TO Fargo Homes.

What Heap of Happiness IL Would
Bring to Fargo Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach-
ing back.
Brings you hours OF misery al
leasure or at work.
If women OILY knew the cause
that
Backache pains come from sick
kidneys,
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick Kid
neys,
Fargo people endorse this:
p. N. Barnes, 312 Third avar,,s
Fargo, N. D., says: ''Fo- four vas =
suffered terribly from disorSsras
kidneys. -;uddeE twinges dart,rs
through my back and kidneys. caus9
Ing me untold misery and / was a.
lame that / could not assume an eract
position or stoop, / had eevere hem,
aches and was laid up in bed MOS,
of the time. we In a serious co,
dition when learned CT Dosn's Kid.
MY Pills and / procured Il boy ~
Font & Porterfeld's drug store. A
few doses brought relief and In sew.
eral days the pains had cornp1eta1v
disappeared. / gradually Improves
and soon all the symptoms OF kidney
trouble had left me. I cleerfullv
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills "a
anyone suffering from kidney com
| plant"
For sale by all dealers. Price sd
cents. Foster Milburn Co., BuraIo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
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his daughter. Mrs. L. L. Chamberlain

his daughter, Mrs. L. L. Chamberlain
near Roosevelt. e7e
f. c. Kllnger has charge of his faith
er's farm during the latter's absence
on his homestead in Montana.
Albert aRanik hit too high speed
with his wheel coming down from r. T..
Hambletons last Monday and took Il
header" badly bruising his face and
head, DR.. Clay of l5uwaon was called.
and he Is now able to be out again.
Mrs. e. L. Abbott and daughter, Miss
Ivy d. Abbott. left Tuesday for visit
with relatives at Green Bay. wis. and
other points en- route
A. G. Sanford has been visiting here
for the last few days from Minneapo-
lis looking after his farming interests.
a piano was placed in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. JaA Cory last week.
Both the Farmers State bank and
Heaton State bank have newly painted
fronts.
The Heaton Lumber Co. is painting
the outside OF its hardware. store. this
week Cor. II.
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d 40 1T of 80 1t Its ana 10, Mea-
ley's subdiv blk As, Roberts I'd ad;
$l,e25.
Aug. +. Kuhnert to Florence Won s.
Andrews. W d Its 1-17-1S blk X &
DIS ad: $1,000.
Chas. Jennings to Florence Won s.
Andrews. W d nh :, blk 8, Roberts ad
$50, 500.
Theo olich to Thos III. Foster, W d
Its 5 and 0, blk 2. Tower City; $4,000.
Rebecca Hampton TO Thos. J, Hanp.
ton, w ne 5-lss-63; $4,s1O,
Henry Amerland to Elizabeth L,
Batchelder, W q s1A 10 and all Q, blk
10. Chambers Broadway ad; $3.50.
Merchants State bank. Fargo, to @.
g. Moulton, q cd X s. DIS ad Ii 2,
blk II and Its 1-s-s. blk IL, part blk
10; $1,7O0.
w. F. Slime to L. L. TwichelI. d d
part OF " OF ne, 1-1s0-4s; 81.
Anna p. Tyler to T. l.. Twichell. Z
q part OF " of ne 1-1ss-4s; 81.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
were filed in the ONCE OF the register
OF deeds during the past week:
1 Geo. D. Croker to Rossela ]. Math-
ews. W d e 2-140-54; s17.973.
Alex Stern and Max to Eliz s. Thorn
etz, W n SIS OF 100 1T OF Harwood's
Ord add; $4,000.
NJ. w. Murphy to s. Peterson q c.
j. Bull. d It's STA and Is, blk IL,
Chambers Broadway ad: 81.
Jno.t Pearson TO Geo. LANCER. w w
80 IT 1t ! blk 4S. Roberts 2 ad: 1880.
w. +. Ball to @. ~. Ry. Co., a c d Its
Is and Ia blk 0, 1t 10 blk 10. It blk IA.
Its rs and 81 blk "a. Its and 20. blk 81,
Beardsley's ad: $4,000.
]. II. Goodrich to g. l.. Rodenbeck,
w q North Broadway al Its It's and
176; 5000.
T. M. SVEN to c. r. a Q. a.. Bruce,
W d 4 so 1T II 10, blk /, Woodrufrs ad:
$1,000.
Chas. "A. Buliamore to Sarah Bulla-
more. w d EIlsberry I'd ad, Tower City,
part 10 and II and IL blk 40; $4,000.
r. L. Storms to Alex Moug, w a 1t I
blk .. Ayr; $50.
Harry T. Alsop to Geo. II. Fields, W
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North, Dakota Kernels

Don't burn straw. 81 49,
.. SsSS%
The Hazelton ball team dispanded. i.
The Sharon mill is working over
time - @t RI >~ta.E
-~ - csSsS't .'-' rt
The Burke county editors had an en-
thusiastic meeting. rss,2 h~a as 81
o.. ,r.~' ,r,-,sS@ $50 sd go
Pierce county will have one of the
best courthouses, In -ther state.
Residents along the banks of the Red
river deny the water became dusty.
SSsASn
The new Patterson hotel at Bis
marck has reached the third floor.
NcS.s
Mandan had a successful tag day
for the benefit of the library board.
Grand Forks landed the 1911 SUI
preme court session Of the Foresters.
Jimmie Foley's latest success was
at Wahpeton, where he scored a big
hit.
The Minot Reporter and The Cakes
Times have evidently gone demo
cratic.
@ssSA
Everywhere in the state the farmers
are being urged to hang onto their
livestock. .,a,,,.
The Balfour people expect the Great
Northern to build a connecting line
from Towner.
Miss Cady OF the Mandan schools
will be assistant principal of the Glen
Ullin schools.
Some people from Hillsboro are
planning to invest in irrigated lands
near Williston.
A. ". Schallern of Morton county
had a hot time over the drug permit
but finally lost out.
The music by the First Regiment
band was one Of the features of the
North Dakota state fair in Fargo.
Some. of the farmers who have tried
dry farming in the western part of the
state are becoming enthusiastic over
the plan.
New. Salem had a broncho busting
exhibition. A cowboy rode an outlaw
that had successfully resisted all eff
forts in the past.
.S&$en
Ross proposes to make the county
seat fight in Mountrail a three-cor-
nered affair--gince Palermo is endeav-
oring to swipe 1t from Stanley.
s~Ss
It seems hardin a year when the
crops are poor-to have a hail storm
come along and knock out the crop
in sections that did give promise
sSs%s
Editor Wright of The Cakes Times
is making great spectacle of himself.
Embittered by the defeat OF both Tom
Marshall and Buchanan--ha threatens
to go demo,
There IL constant clash between
the drivers OF teams and autos over
right of-way and things like that. The
worst offender Is the teanster who Is
in front on narrow road and refuses
to give up any part of the highway for
the autos to pass.
v&SD
1t is said that the activity OF Mag
nus Brynjolfson of Cavalier in favor
OF county seat removal was one OF the
indirect causes of his death. He work. |
ed enthusiastically for the movement
and rather over exerted himself during
the heated period.
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DAN PATCH DAY.

Tomorrow Is Dan Patch day at the
North Dakota State fair. The people
Of North Dakota will pay tribute to the
great equine royalty. Dan Patch will
be on exhibition. Minor Heir will en-
deavor to break a worlds record on q
half mile track. Hedgewood Boy and
Lady Maud c. will go after the worlds
record for a pole team on a half mile
track.
There will be the regular race pro-
gramme, amusements of all kinds and
the interesting exhibits in the differ
ent buildings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

Bismarck Tribune: The meeting OF
| insurgent and sta!wart leaders to be
held at Fargo under joint call of the
chairmen OF the two organizations
ought to bring the factions of the par.
ty together.
The voters have been pretty fair In
their distribution of plums. They have
selected a stalwart and an insurgent
for congressman. They have selected
g stalwart for governor and an irfsurg-
ont for lieutenant governor. And they
have divided the state offices pretty
fairly.
1t Is certainly an suspicious time for
the republicans to get together and
stop cutting each others threats. If
there is any leader who doesn't intend
TO support the whole ticket he ought
to say so and get over into the demo-
cratic party where he belongs. The
man who is bigger than the majority
of the party Is too big for the party.
II there Is anybody who has a eriev-
ance he ought to get over II. This is
not the only election there ever awiIl
be in this state. Time scorrects the
average injustice. Two years ago the
republicans defeated Johnson. This
year they nominated him again. They
ought to elect him.
Some who were chosen for Office two
years ago were defeated this year. Two
years from now they may be chosen
FOR some other Office The leader who
bases his party loyalty on the result
of one campaign Is too short sighted
20 be classed as a leader. He Is too
little for leadership.
This is republican state and the
republican ticket ought to be elected.
Without criticising the motives or rec
ord Of Governor Burke, he has been
honored with a second term as a, dem-
ocratic executive in republican
state. He has no claim to third term.
There is no reason. political or eco
nomic, why he should defeat "a republi-
can candidate this year.
Let the republican leaders be frank
and fair and settle their differences
among themselves. Let them rernem-
Der that party loyalty may sometimes
be urged in their own behalf. The
candidate who knifes ticket for per-
sonal reasons, or through disappoirt-
nent or bitterness. is In poor shape
TO ask the suffrage oe a united party.
for himself should he desire them In
the future.
Let US have peace--and good sense.
broad and wise leadership and an end
OF petty quarreling jealousy and bick-
ering.
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time. The Russian dreadnauguts viii
be Anticipated before they are ready fer
launching
When one wonders at Japanese vic
tory these conditions suggest the rea-
SON.
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VOLUME xxxIII. NO. 21s.

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Fsine 4EaeaIaenoa far sala.

II you are interested in residence
property at present look up the adj
vertisement signed 30l, care Forum In
the want section of this issue under
for sale houses.
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The silver loving cup to be awarded
the winner Of the free -for-all STOCK
chassis race, on Automobile dav Mt
the state fair. Now on exhibit in tha
window Of Anderson's jewelry store. Sc
Broadway, Fargo.
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10 1t Is said that the editor of a
local weekly wants to challenge sena-
tor McCumber to debate. If a dog
should bite a man-what ADVANTAGE
would there be to the man-to bite the
dog?
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Il
Neche Chronotype: Prospects for
a republican victory ih the guberna-
torial contest this fall seem much
brighter this year than at any time
since John Burks was erected as chief
executive OF this state.
The strife. between the insurgent
and stalwart factions Isl: apparently,
at an end. excepttin cases where GER
tain "soreheads" have personal griev-
ances.
Members of the Republican party are
sick of factionaI strife and 1t seems al
most certain that ali of the republican
nominees will be elected in November.
Buchanan has promised his support
to c. A. Johnson, Fl. H. Aaker the
progressive republican says: 81 shall
vote for and support &c, A. Johnson of
Minot for governor of North Dakota
entered the race for the republican
nomination for governor in good faith
and had l been successful / would
have expected the same treatment
from Mr.. Johnson and hrs friends that
intend to give Mr.. johnson. the sue
cessfu; candidate"
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AZ New York has a woman who
claims she is unable to spend $3.50, 900
per year. Many Of her sex will think
she Is disgrace to the entire outfit
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FLAVoRiNE is sold under a positive
guarantee. 'ast-a
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EB Uncle Joe Cannon has little pa
thence with those members OF congress
who get all the excitement they want
during the regular sessions,
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Chop suey 1t the Ratbskelisr.
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N. D. POLITICAL GOSSIP

Mott Pioneer Press; With only q
gain Of a thousand votes to make. and
the support of both Aaker and Blu
chanan promised, it looks like sure
thing for G. A. Johnson for governor
this fall.
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respect. Question has been raised over
the obvious requirement that a bank
receiving these deposits must be sol.
vent as IL that gave authority for dis
eliminating or Designating" The sol
vency Of bank, as OF any business
concern, liz question OF fact and not
OF opinion, and no insolvent bank can
continue in operation at ell. There are
no degrees OF soivency. A bank is
either solvent or 1t ls insolvent and
under the necessity of being wound
up, There is no such thing as "desig-
mating repositories" for these savings
funds Wherever a depository Office
for savings is established the banks
willing to receive the funds on deposit
IN compliance with the terms Of the.
law are entitled to have them, each
substantially" In proportion to It's
capital and surplus. Amy discrimina-
ton or preference In designating"
would be in violation of the law and
create a rumpus right away, which
would DO bad alike for the banks and
for the savings depository scheme.
ar 1t lie claimed there are periods
of drought in North Dakota every nine
years.
ES The 'unioaded" gun is getting al
most as many victims as the boat
rocker.
eT Cincinnati claims to have more
wealthy Jews than any city in the
country. -.,- 1872
~ American tourists to Europe are
agitating movement to have the bills
of fare printed in English.
fT 1t will soon be time to announces
a cranberry shortage. Everything else
has been reported that way.
IN European royalty Is wondering |
whether the next crop of American
heiresses will be bumper one.
~ A st. Louis woman discovered n |
new plan to hold windows up. She
used hat pin as the basis for her in
vention.
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~ A ST. Louis woman discovered a
new plan to hold windows up. She
used hat pin as the basis for her in
vention.
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11 European royalty is wondering
whether the next crop of American
heiresses will be a bumper one.
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Westhope Standard: The republican
party is uniting to support G. A.
johnson for governor. Both Jas, A.
Buchanan and Fl. H. Aaker have come
out with signed statements that they
would support the Minot man.
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ar 1t lie claimed there are periods
of drought in North Dakota every nine
years.
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~ American tourists to Europe are
agitating a movement to have the bills
Of fare printed in English.