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The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Great Britain b slowly sstting on
the water wagon. All sections d the
Umlted Kingdom show . Married -
crsass In the consumption d intoslcat.
Ing llquoss. Not that the psopls have
Oh turned tsetotalsn at oaes. Ths
drink bill a 1870 ~ o7so. 0m. 0o0. bot
that We ~. 0oo. 90 ~ then ~ ysas
hssbrs. tbs tendency = In the right
dlrectloa. The causss n the Improve.
ment ass two--taxss end The tsmpss.
amos movement Liquor has 70 pay
more 10 the imperial Treasury and =
The TAX cou,ss out d The eosssumss y
dossn't cssssssnss - msch, IN past u.
eassss he cannot Afford II Thss IN
total alntlnsnes people ~ baay oil
over The country, psvaehlng thsls ~
psl. In Iseland The movement M
hssn Ilksusd 10 that 81 rhehss Math.
sw's day. Rsdseing ~ dslnk I'll I
sbous = osod n sulsspsias = ~ -
- On ssoass ia.--Lsssl t1an.l
Cessiss.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

~ ~ z. slsc1n A1nease ~ sSse,
lsaAy November lssh, 1900, . spien.
~ yses-6onk, on astFo00sny and
nseoeusueo9y, the only one Containing
the original 'Hlcks Weather Fosscasls.
~ asell, postpaid. Sc, on nswstands,
81. One copy free With . years sub
ecs1petoa 70 Word and Wosks, tbs Rev.
III y Hlcks Monthly masasine, thu
bese u. monthly In Amertca. Oh.
cosuts e0 Aimanaca In quantities..
Aesate wanted. Remember, the gsnu.
Inc "htoks Forecasts" ars not p0blIshsd
anywAss0 slss-yOu ct them only Ia
hA ewn publications. Word and
Wo.as Puelishlng TO-, xl Locust st.,
81. Leaks, No.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Services will b held In the Dolossu
Catholic church The third Sunday d
sach month.
Rev. Clark will hold services In The
Lebanon school houss 1t Q O'Clock
Sunday evening. sunday school q
. O'clock.
Preaching services In the n. T.
ehnrch Sunday morning Ut HOO. Sun
day School 1t 10 O'Clock In the morn.
ing. You are Invited 10 these services
Rev. w. r. CLAnK, Pistol
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

will Be- full boasd.-TAe nsdlands u.
sisstIoa CO., with laa1s juse thh ~
y rmil canon. have saiss1 ~ ueasy
70 Pot stssl plps ssssn he sanea 70
water their lands. Thh ee0paay viii
meet next Monday asA dsessnles
whether u shall b ~, 70 o. 10 iaeA
slse. They will also 1t . euatsaes ~
the putting In a The p,ps. thin
getting In rsadiusn lbs The ns1t
pear. Thers ars probably no moss
productive lands 10 ~ thh slch vallsy
than the Rsdlands usssa. u viii take
q least carload q fruit tssss NJ shh
Dew section alone, hssldss the housss
and outbuildinss that viii % up usxs
year. succe. to thess nssu.
Cortes Herald: w. H. Blake %
Monday sold his ans team u cssaa,
eolored mares to Jack Riddle. who ~
esntly arrived here hon Lawtea 9th
bona.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05
Car ~ Bsls.

Sealed bids will b. receivsd up "a
August 10, 1910, for the eFsctlon II Z
Tame school houss In district No. 10,
The building b 10 be 20 BY % ssss With
. l2-foot ceiling. For plans and spscl-
ocstions see Idrls Thomas secretary oil
The school board. The Board reserves
she right 10 reject any o. Ill bids.
IDRrs THOMAS, bsc'y.
Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05
BLACK DECK

will stand my Black Hawk
Morgan Horse this season q fol.
lows: Monday and Tuesday at
Martin Cunningham's ranch ON the
Dolores. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday on my ranch 3 miies
up the river from Dolores. Satur.
day In Dolores. Terms, $1,000
cash ct end Of season or $IS.oo Il
Y runs over. ]. L. SnuLrz.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

About Q O'Clock Monday morning
w. r. Bosnian. Jack Bosnian and
George Clucas lsft hees In their big
automobile fos Costes, but the iAtss
decided that they would mot have
smooth sailing. They vent whlszing
over the rad q . merry clip until
they GOT 70 the nrst steep hin west oe
HsspsFous, when the drivss--ws don't
know which one u was-took his
hands frou, the steering ssar Tor >
moment TO stnighten his hat, when
the 6ns usachins ran Into high hank
and tlpped over. George Woods tsle-
phones from, Mancs that none u The
Loys were seriously hurt, but the
machine b l'adly wrecked. - Durango
Democrat.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Another invoice q job seock rscslvsd
q The Star once yesterday. Bring In
your work aud ct prIcss bssbss order
ing elsewhere. Seeing samp,ss and
skiing for prices plaoss yo0 under no
obligations whatever 70 Give ~ ths
work.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Rico Item: Chas. Rust, the we'll.
known saw-nsill man, cane up fgusn
Dolores yesterday afternoon Tor . short
business vlsit.-The Aiass HALLE
Rentx and Eva Smith returned ~
horseback 70 their home st Lebanon.
Monteauma county, last saturday,
afier spending . few days With friends
here. During their stay hArs they were
guests 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mn. p.
4. Nixon and family In Piedmoat
Montesunsa Journal: The incosposa-
tlon vnlen for the Aontesuma on .
Development Co., wees returned thh
week, showing w. !. Mylev. psrsldsnt,
Randolph Williamsoa, Vice president,
Guy o. Harrison, SECRETARY. Tue stock
y being gotten In rsadlasn tos ssls,
ne ans issss 10 10 sssd In bsyiag .
driil and putting down . ho,s. That
success lIes shend sssns cure, = every
indication exists that poists % thh
valley, - being . BIG oil As,d. Thh
cosnpsay viii ct In . sUil stasdard
RIG, capable d going Eve Thousand less
u necsnary, bat this b nos likely. THIS
b Important move fos every property
owner In thls valley. and oil should
encourage 81 lsast svch thing - oose
them nothing and san only bsnsAt.-
Lest Tuesday the lAis commitess hsid
their 6rst meeting. II was we'll sttsod-
Cd, and much intessse manifested. The
report Of q. H. Rudy, chairman Il he
conlmlttss on gro0nds, showed that
land adjolulng The town on The nssth-
cost bes0nging 10 & J. Smith, n. r.
Smith and II. Brigham, coald b. pur.
chased fus o9jo per scss Ios sixtssn
scsss. Certainly this the time 70 secure
the coveted gFosnds. thsss using nsas
and level. The date Of the Dir will b
Oct. 8, Q, :. A. the nsxt messing,
which will b. on Saturday,
August ., st 3 O'Clock p. M, the
question II buying thsss grounds viii
b ssttled, thsrsebss u h hoped thers
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

NJ. and Nm. e. n. Smith left Mon
day for 81. John, Canada, where they
will visitrelatives. NJ. Smith hes two
sisters and . brother living In Canada
which he hes not seen for forty yeara
and he thinks II b about time he pays
them q visit.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

B. +. Patterson while returning
home from down town Saturday even.
Ing, made misstep at one Of the "jog.
offs" In the sidewalks and badly
sprained his right leg u the knee. The
accident confines him TO his homs
this week.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

w. p. Dancer came In Monday
In company with Geo. D. Toy, WIN. h.
Prlngle, r. A. Dryer aud q. W.
Cuderson, Ian t'rnnclsco, California,
capitalists. They took dinner At thu
Southern hotel aud left In the after
noon Tor the Bluff oil fields.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Oscar Trimble has bought Jeaae
Armstrong; property on Ninth street
aud moved from his ranch Into his
new homs this week. Chasles Lsavell
and family. vho bsvs hsso Occupying
thh hoase, moved Into tAs hoess beck
Of the old blscksmlth shop.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Logan RAgIe, . real eslate man Of
Pueblo, visited Aontesuua county last
week returning home Sunday. He was
much pleased with the valley and his
visit will enable him TO acquaint others
with the many advantage Of this SEC
ton Of the country.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

John Willard completed . OO.barre,
cistern ON r. q. 8. Fox's ranch Satur.
day. The cistern b located on . riss
and the water 10 plped from the bottom
n the cisiern into the house. Mr.. Fog
recently rvnodeled and enlarged his
house aud with water piped through
u has . model country residence.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

N. Green, sawyer II the Montesu,na
Lumber coMpany's mill 1t Arloa,
came In Wednesday with his right
arm In sling. While engaged at h,s
labor Tuesday hoard flew hack and
struck him bruising his arm.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

The game of bill played Sunday on
the Durango diamond by the silverton
Eagles aad Durango Elks was won by
the Elks In tbs ninth inning. The
score was 10 O.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

TIE nins Of the past vssk have done
great eood. Sections that have not been
visited with shower arc rsceiving
bensllt from the rise IN the river which
b giving plenty 81 water for irrigation.
TIE ditch riden wlll BE- happy u the
present conditions continue until the
end Of the season.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

J. r. Hughes confined 10 the house
on account Of sIck0es, Grant In
durango playing ball and Arthur
nursing . broken arm intersered some
with business In J. r. Hughes I Sons
blacksmith shop Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

For sale-On accsDunt II ~ health
! must seek lower altitude and ior
this reason will sell my property con-
sisting Of two new houses nicely finish.
I'd and very conveuispt, at sacrifice.
Inquire Of MN. w. A. Wiley.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

TIE Ladies' Auxiliary os the baptist
church and their huslands gavs NJ.
and Mn. J. n. Bsumlsy . pleasant
sarpvlss Monday svsning atSo'elock.
An jolnsd 10 . soclsl Tina until .
o'ssesk when they at down 10 . msase
platabls dlnnss consisllng u fried
shIehsn aud III othss god thing that
. = ssaks . god dlnnss. Twenty -oos
sajavsA ~ 49, u god thing which
~ hlln haA psspsssd. 1es tabss waa
6seesaas1 With swsse paas aad sasga'
vlleA ~. ~ Nm nssslsy wsss pss'
ssets1 vllk . hsastilsl has6-palstsd
fsule 49, - ~ IN whaling ~
hsp0S sss0ls . lsag - hassy ~.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Get one II thoss Mccormick grind.
en-, and sharpen up your sick,ss before
yo0 begin cutting hay. Tue Rust
Lumbsf = Mercantile Go.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

The little child of NJ. and Mn. Mar
clso 0o,Iegn disd at this placs Wed.
nesday moaning. The little fellow
sucked some 1Dsslsn body Into his right
beonchial tubs about three weeks ago
while eating candy, this formed On alb
CO. which broke and choked the child
To death. The body was taken to
NOnticello fDs burial.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Two Cass engines, which wess on
the sldlngat THU place for more than .
week awaiting the arrival Of . sepss-
sentative Of the company 10 aasist In
unloading them, were taken from the
car yesterday. One b Tor Bradnsld
4 Reavis and one Tor schafnhosst 4
Chamber. They are both traction
engine,
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

For sale.-A No. 10 Smith Prsmlss
Typewriter. This machine b - good
. new and hes the very latest Inn
provements. In dnt clas condItion.
Price right. Inquire NJ Harry v. Pyle.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Bring ysss - psiasisg - r. 80
elnss. We p1sasA
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Fridays north bound train arrived
several houFs late on account Of .
coach turning over 1t 1.-THE Hook"
east Of Mancos. Mn. W. z. Fesguson
and Mlas Wright Of Denver, rscsived
slight injuries. The train YES moving
Of liz usual terrific speed Of ten o.
twelve miles IN hour when the scci-
pent happened and was brought 70
Q stsndslill almost Instantly.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Huston Handy y 10 u the home u
B. r. Patterson with . severe cass -
typhoid fever which he contracted on
. recent Walt In New Mexico.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

The Ladies Auxiliary II The Bapslss
cherch will usss With Nm. J. l..
Trimbls "Wednesday, July 10.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Grant Hughes spsss Bssday ID
Damnso and asnisesd the Elks In wis-
Ming the Gall game. He returned hesns
ThvUday.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

A. 0bosgstts and wis, y. Tbblts and
wiz asd John 6agsillo we're business
callsss u Ths 6tas once Monday
evening.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Dolores aud vicinity IVES visited BY
. heavy rain and sssctssc storm yssess.
day. The ilshtning played rms tricks
on the boys that we're standing In front
os Wallace = Burgwln's wet goods
emporium. Boune declare u trtsd n
NJ insIds but whether In search of Q
Drink o. hair cut y nat known. Hall
was reported soath oe town. TIE
water came "a of the north ussss break.
iue The ditch and running quite .
stssan, In Fourth street. The bassnssni
Il The new city hall was also flooded.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

NJ. and Nm. a. GIossstla eams
down from The ranch Monday IN
attended the show q The OPEN houss
Ia the evening.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Waahosts 6slaysd bosh ths south
end sesth bouud RIO 0nads Southern
tnlns Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Among the rocks which was o. ths
track at Tnut Lake saturday end
which ths cFsw he'd 10 remove vas oee
weighing. . Judged BY . eempsssnt
Peron, 1900 pounds. Nov Ill VIII
asrre that b some rock. A bsidgs TIN.
her waa plsned against u and The %.
gine started up and the hags boulder
slid on the track down Into the I'd
slid where Il cracked In two A train
crew In the Rocky nso0ntains must b
an oil around, vernatiDs ~ a 1sllows.
They have To clean % Fook, mud and
s0ow slIdes, build bridges, pst oat asss
ballast track, remove hugh rocks. Do >
little civil engineering on ths slds aud
. whole lot ofothes stunts mol down 10
the regular roll Of duties. -TsllUrlds
Journal.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Cleaning aud prsssing salts .
spscialty. and pricss FsasonabIs. BY
Nm. Frank Shuts. Suits cau b lefs
st J. J. Harris D Go. . store.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

william Hem 81 Kansas CITY, arriv-
ed Sunday from Denver with . car Of
Jersey cows and heifers, twenty.ious
In al, which be quickly sold to the
residents of Doloaes at fancy prIces.
Come again Mr.. Hem, this country h
In need II good dairy cows. Our citI-
sens have the money and are not afraid
10 pay for what they want.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

y. y. OsiMn uolas1sd q snslns
hon The eas q ths p,ass wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

0osdoa Klmhsll ca1s II Wednesday
and q . meeting q ~ towa sesasll
held IL The svsslng ~ sshWsitesd hla
plana spseloealtoas ord sselasass ~
. municipal water sysessa ~ ~ towu
of Do,ossa. TIE ss~lss bsssd, sxssptlaG
w. w. Byess, who was In atossdasea
q he psstine - cesaty ea@mtnles-
en- In Costes. was pssssac NJ. kim-
hall explained biz dravinss ssA plasa
which sem very complsts. TAs 49,
mated cost was bstwssa ~, - end
t>6,0W. A. the meeting was sasapay
called los the paspnss a going ovss ths
plans while NJ. Kimball was pssssat
no business was tsansaetod. TIA
regular meeting Of the cosneil viii -
next Monday evening.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

The town q Telluride b again out
some Gosh. This time u b the city
Treasurer who hes defaulted In the
sam of eS6.O 900. II y thought that most
Of this Will BE- made up by the 0lllces's
friends. The city otIlcias are n conn.
dent Of this that no ARRESTS have bsen
made. v. U. Rodeess, the dssaulting
treasurer, has rsslgned and the city
dads, In search Tor IN honest man n
take his place have covralled r. d.
McKown, editor Of the 6an Miguel
Examiner. No doubt the city coancil
figured thst = . newspaper man h
always accustomed n handling large
sunni 81 money, hcKown ought 10 be ,
good man for the place.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-05

Mn- Burris aud son 81 the Monte
suma valley returned Monday from
Durameo wheFs they bad bsen on .
wilt. The so0 . I'D about esvsa o.
eight jean old hurt . knee In soms
manner while visiting and innamatosy
rheumatism set In shortly Afterwards.
When they arrived here the boy wsa
suffering excruciating paine and hls
cries were pltiful 70 bear. They stop
psd at the Southern hotel f0r . short
time and then left BY wagon Ios Cor
ten. II b 70 30 hoped that the littDe
fellow hes fOlnd relief ere this.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26
Another Bank Tor Beach.

Beach, n. d. Sept. 26.-Beach' is to
have its fourth bank in the near flu
ture. A deal was contaminated last
week whereby Egan Bros. and Louis
Harth became the owners of the cor
ner lot on Blanche and Second streets.
They will proceed at once to erect a
brick structure and perfect their or
ganization. The name of the new in
stitution will be the Beach State bank
and will be capitalized at $4,000. The
building will be equipped with the best
modern banking fixtures, and it is
expected TO have everything in readi-
ness to commence business Nov. /. The
gentlemen interested in the organiza-
ton are all pioneers of this state and
are well versed in the banking busi-
ness, being interested In financial in
stitutions in the northern part of the
state and at the present time operat-
ing bank Tagus, this state. 1t is
presumed that M. A. Egan will be the
cashier and Hugh Egan the president.
With the erection of three new ele-
vators and now the new bank this fall,
Beach and the people OF the entire
golden valley can boast of prosperity
in an off year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26
WORST WELCOMES
new STUDENTS
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT A. C.
coNvocATIoN THIS MORNING
WHEN PRESIDENT WORST AND
MAJ. scHRuTH DELIVERED Ap-
DREssEs-FINE TALK BY PRExY.

The largest attendance that has ever
been seen at the initial convocation
services at the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college was this morning when
the first services of this year were
held. President Worst and Major
Schruth Of the Canadian army were
the speakers ar the services.
Major Schruth spoke of his travels
throughout the world and of the situa-
ton in, the United States in rhe early
days.
In his opening address President
Worst gave the new students, as well
as the old ones, hearty welcome He
spoke on the founding of the agricul-
tural and mechanical arts colleges by
an act OF congress in 1862 In his adj
dress he said: These legislative men
saw the need of men trained as pro-
ducers. They added to the colleges,
that they were to teach, In addition to
their other courses, agriculture and
mechanical arts. The object of this
was to train people to produce wealth
in food, clothing, houses, machines and
other things that supplied mans wants.
Men were prepared to subdue ma
ture-nnake her do the bidding Of man.
These schools were to turn out men
and women who were to pay for their
education by increasing production
They were to make products more
valuable in creating more property and
better property. This kind of educa-
ton was opposed TO that of training
men who could only live off someone
else after finishing their education"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 26.-An cleo
trio storm of unusual severity, during
which 2.6 inches of rain fell, did much
damage here last night and early to-
day. The storm ragged necessarily for
nearly eight hours and was general
over Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas and
southern Nebraska.
The rain which started falling in
Fargo Saturday night and continued
Sunday and today resulted in a pre-
cipitation of over an inch, or to be
exact, 1903 inches. 1t was a steady
drizzle, which, while not doing much
toward raising the river or flushing
the sewers. is of great benefit to fall
blowing and will leave some moisture
in the ground for spring.
1t was generally believed that this
was a general rain. However this was
not the case in the northwest although
there were heavy rains in Kansas and
Missouri, in the Ohio valley andoabout
the great lakes. 1t rained only in the
eastern part of North Dakota and
Minnesota in this section with few
light showers in Montana that were
local only.
Weather Observer Grasse does not
hold any hope for more rain at the
present. According to his forecast it will
be partially cloudy tonight and Tues
day with the temperature somewhat
higher tomorrow. He stated to The
Forum this afternoon that there was
an area 5f low pressure advancing
from the extreme Canadian northwest
but that it was veFS doubtful IL Il
would reach here. This win put ar
end to the rain but will not be suf-
ficient to make it much warmer foI
several days. He expects frost to-
night.
There was reported fall of rain OF
40 of an inch at Bismarck but there
was none at Devils Lake or at Will
liston. There were rains over South
Dakota, while from Kansas City comes
the report that $50 inches fell in the
past twenty-four hours, being a de-
luge. AT ST. Paul there was Sc Of an
inch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26
GERMAN INDUSTRY
IS THREATENED

Berlin, Sept. 26.-German industry is
seriously disturbed by strikes and
lockouts. Unless the disputes can be
ended within the next few days 7OO,-
900 workmen will be idle. The an
nouncement was made today that ne
gotiations would begin on Monday be-
tween the association of metal en-
ployers and metal trade workers. The
total number of metal workers is close
70 100000 They have been financially
assisting tile striking ship builders
and in order to cut off this aid the
association of metal employers recent
ly decided to lock out so per cent of
its men unless the ship builders re-
turned to work prior to Oct. s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26
NATIONALISM
IS QUESTION
State or Federal Control Of
Resources

Pueblo, Col, Sept. 26.-The contro-
versy between state and federal gov
eminent for the control of natural re-
sources will be feature of the ma
tional irrigation congress. which is
opened here today.
The day was given over entirely to
formal opening exercises, including an
industrial parade anG the throwing
open of the irrigation exposition The
irrigation congress was called to order
by Chairman Insinger of the executive
committee and Gen. John II. Shafroth
delivered the address of welcome,
which was responded to by President
Fowler of the congress.
Keen interest attaches to the speech
Of William ]. Bryan tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26

San Francisco, Sept. 26.-China's
new navy is to be built in the United
States. This much is practically as
sured. The contract has been obtained
by Charles NJ. schwab, PRESENT Of the
Bethlehem Steel Co, and owner of the
Union iron works Of this city. The
work will be largely done at the lat
ter place, which has been only mod
erately active since the completion Of
the cruiser California in 1904. 1t win
mean the spending of millions of dol
lars I'll this country.
Prince Tsai Hsun is journeying east
with Charles Schwab toy look over the
Bethlehem works. President McGregor
OF the Union iron works will have
charge Of the construction as far as 1t
Is done on the coast.
In its time the Union iron works has
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26
White ON
The STAND
First Witness IN LOrimer Probe
Called Today
He IDENTIFIES LETTERS
QUESTIONED BY ATTORNEY FOR
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WHOSE
PUBLISHED STORY STARTED
: observation-disclosures ON
HAND WITH HIS LAWYER.

Chicago, Sept. 26.-State Represent
tative Charles C. White of ofallon.
H., was the first witness to take the
stand today in the investigation into
the election of United States Senator
VIM. Lorimer by the senatorial SUBJ
committee on elections and privileges.
Six of the seven members of the
committee were present when bis ex-
animation by Attorney Austrian, rep
resenting The Chicago Tribune, which
in printing Whites story several
months ago. brought on the investiga-
ton, began.
White identified the letters he said
had been sent him by Lee O'Neil
Brown, asking Whites help to estab-
lish Brownies position as the minor
ity leader in the lower house of the
legislature. The witness then began
to tell of his relations with Browne.
Lorimer was on hand early with his
attorney, Elbridge Hanecy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-26

turned out for Uncle Sam some of the
anest ships in the navy. 1t was some
twenty-five years ago that construc-
ton was first begun on the Inflated
Charleston, the cruiser which later
went ashore on the island of Luzon,
in the Philippines. In those twenty
two years the Union iron works has
completed twenty-one war vessels, in
Guiding the world. famous battleship
Oregon and the cruiser California.
In 1890 was launched the third class
cruiser San Francisco, since super
seeded by the vessels of later construc-
ton. In 1891 the big monitor Monterey
was launched from the yards in the
Portrero. The Oregon, which endeared
itself to the entire nation when ii made
It's record trip around the Horn In 1898
to fight the Spaniards. was launched
In 1893.
Then In 1895 came the Olympia, from