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nouneed as absolutely false and with
out foundation" the report that he
was to get a fee in the event OF the
passage of the bill He declared that
the bill was Just and was intended
merely to quiet the title to certain
lands bought by friends Of his in For
est city IRON the ST Francis Board,
the purchasers having been made on
the strength OF opinions rendered by
Former Secretaries OF the interior
Hoke Smith and Hitchcock.
During Senator Davis appearance
before the committee today Represen-
tative Robinson. OF Arkansas. a MEM
Der Of the committee. inquired: rs
this . contingent fee?"
Il have an ehscirte. as well as a
contingent fee.~ replied the senator.
Representative Pickett: Does the
contingent fee involve favorable con
sideration by congress2-'
Senator Davis: Il can't say. II the
title Is conferred upon the state Of
Arkansas II gives the levee a much
better standing"
II is said the st. Francis tevee
Board Is a state board appointed by
he governor Of the state % Arkan-
sss. The board bases It's claim to the
land on grant from the state which
received its title from the federal
government under the swamp act 81
1850.
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substituting fo- them the following:
because sCa the attorney for the
ST. Francs Lsyee Board for the re-
eoyery OF this timber
Senator DAVIS asserted before the
committee thz he had not used the
words attributed TO him. but several
members q the committee disagreed
with han and declared that he did
make the statement
peeiir-s His Request
Fcilosing the senator's appearance
b fore the committee toay. the com
miftee held az extended executive ses-
rion and finally voted. BY practically
> unanimous vote. they would not al
~ Senator Davis to make the change
desired u vRs held that no one had
right 20 cinnge the records Of the
committee fnEhcr than 10 make neces
sary changes IN verbage-
Senator Clarke. % Arkansas. aisS
appeared heDre the committee tcdsl
and declared that SerstcF Davis had
aisreprcsentsd him before the cen
n.ittee Il the previous bearing wher
he stated :ha ne (Ciarkel a. In farol
Of the bin Senator Clarke dcclarct
that be vas opposed % the bin
Representative Old6cld said regard
irg the hi. \ introduced the btu u
Question a. The reques. q Unite.
states senator Davis and had no IN
truficn. whatever. IN the matter
have not . anv time stood ED-uso
tor toe ucIsurc
nsxa rstes ss.,-m<rs- -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03
PRISONER DECLINES PARDON.
Washington Wife Murderer Prsfers q
Remain N penitentisry.

WASHINGTON. ID c. March Il
Declining to take advantage o. a par
con granted 10 min BY President TAFT.
Thomas Taylor. sentenced n this city
20 Is years In the Atlanta Penitcn'
liary Or tee uurder q his wife. all
ttnain a. che Of the TRUSTEES % the
INST tuition.
nurine his long incarCerzflon Tsy'
ior studied pharmacy and vas assign
ID 70 the custody Of the prison phsr'
rracy. re win rema'n IN this casac'
Iry.
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HE USES WRONG WORDS

tcontinued from FRS. PaseJ
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THE COM EFT

YOU SAW, But DID YOU SEE
OUR DISPLAY OF VIRGINIA. DARE
AND SCUPPERNONG WINE A
choice Wine for Ladies and Gentle
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THE NORFOLK & WASH
INGTON STEAMBOAT co.

tSchedule Elective Nov. 1, 1S0S.)
The New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
INGTON and NORFOLK VIII iea's
daily as follows:
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lopT THE FINANCE COMMIT
TEES REPORT.

vim be a great pity II the city
does not adopt the report OF
ance committee on the school
proposition. At one time IL
d that the council and school
were hopelessly divided on the
,n of how much money shall be
ed for the maintenance OF the
during the coming year, and
he trustees would deem II
Iary to 20 into the courts to de-
lie the question OF their right TO
md n levy not TO exceed Ave mills
|he dolisr for school purposes.
option OF the finance committees
4 win satisfy the board. eliminate
feasibility of an increase In the
he and bring the board and
II a'oseY pgether than they have
In years No matter what the
kil may do at this time. we be-
that In the end such an amount
oney as may be necessary to
tie the public schools for the
ferm of nine months. without re-
ing the salaries OF the teachers,
be provided. This paper never
as feared that the city fathers when
ought face to face with the problem
rouid do anything 70 impair the ef-
Icsency Of the school system. But
hare Is no use keeping up a squabble
ser the matter. II would be great
|eal better for all concerned to settle
Be question at once and amicabiy.
she finance committee. in accord
y with an agreement with the
ees. recommends that no levy
school purposes be made during
coming year; that levy OF
f'7S for all purposes be laid. and
~ an appropriation from the general
~ Of &se.e00 be made for the
ocls, with the understanding that
D1ditionai 5000 shall be appro-
81 later. In other words. In
= ~ laying . school levy OF Is
y On 800. to provide an income
unethins over $4,000 for the
-. the council win pake no
levy and viii give the board
ne general fund about $1,000
tran would ne derived from a
y levy. TIE board asked for
6ncd that IL needed about $751;
- the city. but desiring to
- council; half way and really
& they should 20 into court
Drctsl levy proposition and
rc5abIy would mean an in
tie local tax rate. the
Ezced 10 undertake a "prun-
- GO cut three or four
oil<r< OF their estimate OF
rs have found toe plan Of
their schools by direct
from the general fund
81 II would not be q bad
.pc<r News 20 give Il a
hr step we're not beces-
" scfsie the differences
cncii and the board. IN
ne direct apDropria-
ou;j - conducive 20
~ relations bet<een
ne beard permanent.
relieve the trustees
~ az finding theft
ce<fsin times dor.
hey are ssitinf
If <axcs.
fnspce commit
= 1sa a. soon q
<xs<. mo <pck'
p><<t 16r1c<t
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n kacUxEnrs
<zs< ~ho <pcke
r><kt zdr5csf.
~ t.rxipis IS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-03

of a volcano cxcsics brief Interest.
and youT infercst IN skin erupticns
an be ~ sbort. n you use Bucklen's
Arnica Saive. their quickest c1re
Even fse .sorzf b.iis. ulcers. Or fevcE
sores are soon healed by a. Rest Tor
Burns. cats. Bruises. scrc Lips. Chap.
ID HANDS Ch1biains snd Pies u
rises instant relief = NJ Acadcms
Ph.rsnscy 20. petzoi< Drus %.
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Daily Service
FOR NEW York.
FROM Company's Wharf.
Norfolk, foot OF Church
street every week day at
1900 y. m.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
Daily Service

Daily Service
~ FOR NEW York.
&&&E. FROM Company's Wharf.
H6fR Norfolk, foot OF Church
street every week day at
1900 p. m.
FARE-First-c class, one way, $500.
Round trip, limit thirty days, $l4.p0-
meals and berth In stateroom IN
cluded.
Steerage, without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at C. & o. Rail-
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
| Steamers Brandon aud Berkeley
leave Pier "a" $40 every evening.
passengers only. Stop at Claremone
Wharf tc land passengers and on
signal to receive them
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CON-
PANY, James River Day Line Tor
Richmond and all James River land
ings. Steamer Mobjack leaves
Newport News Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at Sac q. IN Leave
Newport News Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at p. m. tor Norfolk auc
Old Point
steamer Smithfield will leave
Pier "A" daily except Sunday at 9:eo
a. m, going to Norfolk. and at 4:3o
in. m, going to Smithfeld- Steamer
Ocracoke will leave Pier "a daily
except Sunday at 8 a. m, going ~
Smithfjeld and p. NJ. going to Nor
folk.
All business between New York
and Newport News transacted at Pier
No. 6.
All business between Newport
News. Norfolk, Smithfield and local
points transacted at Pier "A" foot OF
Twenty fifth street.
w. X. LANDoN. Agent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
MACuET[SM0

;Desea usted poser ese raro, niste.
rissa poder que encanta y fascina q
hsnbres y mujeres, da forma q sus
ideas, doaina sns deseos y 10 hace 4
nstea supreme duefio de todas las 81.
tuaciones?
La vida esta sembrada de halagIenas
posibihdades para agnellos que llegan,
& haeerse dueiios de los secretos de la
influencia magn6tiea, para aquellos que
dessrollan su poder magnetico.
Nsted paede aprender, en- su casa, q
errar Intermediates y malos habitos,
sin medicinas, captarse el amor y La
amistad de otros, aumentar sus recur-
SOS, gratifcar sus ambieiOnes, diapar
las preocupaciones de su mente, mejo.
rar su nemogia, desterTar las desdiehas
del huear aonsstico, y desarrollar una
mas~siaAua faer7a de vOfuntad que le
4sss7tnra s usted el nsdo de veneer
ssaoe lus shs16snlns cue estorh@ su
bnan 6xiaA [
Used pseA iHflaeaaiar & las paHos
naA fgt<sRtsaHanante, con La rapadez
del m6nsAHA dxUnse usted, d haeer
dosrnif otsos q ema3qaisg bora del afa 8
ae Ia soaae; aasaerTar el dolor y los
sufxmneutss. Nuestro Ebro, que repair
tisaos gratis, exphea exaetamente como
pueae us&ed obtenef este poder y usar-
10 para Keiorar su sondici6n en- la
vida. Est& aHterHaae por ministries del
RwasgeRio, abogaaos, medieos, hombres
de negossss y xaieres de sociedad.
Haze bian & tods el mnndo y no cuesta
nsiaa. 10 regalazaos para anunciar este
Institute. Rssrlha hey pidiendolo. =.
New Fork Institute Of Science
Dept AIS P
Rochester, n. 7. H. u. de A.
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Lo que Sc dice

Hemos dido asegurar que la Corte Su-
prema la Corte de Distrito, secci6n
primera y segunda, Sc instalara en- ell pa
lacio Rojo, en- union de la Camara de
Delegates. Sc hacen gestiones en- este
sentido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
Una guerra probable
Ell PERU EXIGE REPARACIONES

Nueva York martes-El gobierno del Peru ha enyiado
al de Quito una noa concebda t6rminos concOs ener
gicos exgiendo reparacones nmedats de 10 contrarlo
Sc dispone nvadr e Ecuador para 10 que va apresta
ell ejercto, rapdamente movilizado.
FL goberno de Quito ha dgnado contestar aun la
nota del Peru, 10 que agrava la situac6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
-@St@l@%--
MOYimieDtO de Females

Jeshs Rivera Centeno, fue puesto en-
libertad por haber dejado extinguida la
sentencia de seis meses de Preside que
lie fue impuesta por La Corte de Dstrito
de Aguadilla por el deEito de escalanien-
to en- segundo grado
Jose Monge (al Chulango, fue psesto
en- hbertad por haber dejado cumplida
la senteneia de tres amos de Preside que
lie fue impuesta por la Corte de Distrito
de San Juan, por ell delito de ataque
para cometer violacion.
Regino Baez Saenz, fue puesto en- H.
bertad por haber extinguido La condena
de un aiio de Preside que lie fue i'm
puesta por la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, por el delitO de homicidio invo-
luntario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05

DESORDENES EN- QUITO

Nueva York, martes-En Quito han ocurridO gravs
tumultos de orden p1bco que pueden degenerar
un serio conflicto international.
Las turbas de Quito han aacado los consulados de Peru
Guayaqu hacienda verdaderos destrozos los edcos
Los consles tuvieron que refugarse para perecer
manos de las turbas ell consuado de Espana
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Roosevelt EN- ea 0uirina1
UNA CBNA SUNTUOSfSIMA

Nueya York martes-Comuncan de Roma que ei ex-
reente Roosevelt ha cenado snOehe los de lta
afa en- el palacio del Qulrnaf
Teodoro Roosevelt sde muy fseiado por Victor Ma
aaue4 Ia reina Elena.
Ia palaco asseron los altos dgnatarao de la
Ecrte Ell cuerpo diplomatico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
SePVlcIo Especial del BOletln MePcantll
FL tuneI de los Andes
LA COMMUNICATION CHILENA ARGENTINA

Nueva York, martes-Ha sdo inaugurado con gran
soemnidad Ell tnel de los Andes que La Argentina
y Chile.
Los festeos que hos dos pneblos Sc celebra e
austo suceo estan resultando animadsmos Tanto los
gobernoS chilenc argentine ell pueblo de ambas
rep1bcas toman parte Ia celebration Inn
portantlsima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
Francisco Jose m0
recibisaa n Roosevelt
POR SU ACTITUD FRENTE AL PAPA

Nueva York m&rtes.Las impresROnes que recogen los
qsfrsponasles Vena de la neOyorquina hacen
r,Imr que ell emperador de Austria Francisco Jose
iegue recibr Roosevelt por actitud irrespetuosa
Ernnte S. S. Pho x.
Los concentrates de este aco de Teodoro Roosevelt son
sun La nota de actualidad
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I'm senador Sobornad0
LECCIONBS DE GOBIERNO PROPIO

Nueva York, martes-E Senador Conger ha Geelara-
do eupable de soborno La celebre legsaci6n sobre
ass puentes.
Abrumado por el eacandalo que ha hundido
bre, ha renunciade es cargo dc Senador.
En Albany ha sido aprobada La resouc6n de practicar
detenida investigation de has companies de segnros
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1innerS---Wanted
The kIinSnlanIl Co..
Summer School.

Fargo College Summer Schools
weeks term, beginning June 2s-Prof
/. ;. Wanner in charge. 423 Seventh
avenue south.
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PHIL sweeney
A FALSE MANI?
MYSTERY SURROUNDING IDENTI.
TY OF MAN WHO DIED FROM
EXCESSIVE HEAT AT LOCAL
HosPITAL-LETTER FROM DU-
LUTH WOMAN.

VINO was the man who died at the
ST. Johns hospital after being taken
from the Waldorf hotel early yester-
day morning? That is a question that
Undertaken John Daugherty, is en-
deavoring to solve. When the man
came to Fargo about three weeks ago.
he said that his name was Phil
Sweeney and he claimed to be ad-
vance man for a show Of some kind
he was in bad health and said he was
here merely to take a rest.
A short time after coming here he
handed young lady a card and said
that his name was Jay Bryan and that
ne was member Of last seasons Our
New Minister company. She met him
at a social function of some kind. In
his pocket was found a letter signed
Marie l.. and was dated Duluth and
addressed to Phil Sweeney. In it was
the statement that the writer would
send him some money. It is stated
that Marie L. is running a rooming
mouse at Duluth. On the card that he
handed the young lady was printed
Aerie No. 6S5 of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles which is located at Circle
Vile, o. Secretary Knight of the To-
cal Eagles has sent a telegram to
Clrcleville and letter has been sent
TO Marie L. and people who were at
tending the labor union here this week
VIII endeavor to locate Marie L. there
today.
The body remains at the morgue of
the Luger Co., and every effort will be
made to find his relatives if he has
any. He was man of about 30
years and had the appearance of hav-
ing been we'll kept. Those about the
MOTEL say that he smoked a very large
number of cigarettes each day. That
ne was connected with the show busi- |
ness In some way there is no doubt A
corps of the Ringing Bros ADVERTISING |
ear VIII be here today and thew will |
AXE look at the body in the hone
mat they may be able to identity him.
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DESERTED and
DISINHERITED
AGNES RHODES, YOUNG WIFE
MOTHER, TELLS PITIFuL STORY
-HEARTLEss HUsBANDLEAvEs
AFTER PARENTS DIsINHERIT
HER ON ACCOUNT OF MARRIAGE

To be deserted by the man she had
married but comparatively short time
before, and then to be disinherited nv
ner parents because she had married
against their wishes, is the pitiful story
told by Agnes Rhodes in Judge H. r
MlILers court yesterday afternoon
when her husband, Elmer E. Rhodes,
was arraigned for wife desertion.
Dressed in very plain manner. the
little wife-mother, with a baby in her
arms, broke down in the court room
and 1t was not until a flow of tears
mad relieved her heartache that she
was able to proceed.
Rhodes is a young man engaged az
chaufeur at Casselton, receiving $75 a
month. 1t was brought out in the tes+i-
mony of the complaining witness ana
not disputed, that another woman en-
tered into the case and had resulted
IN freezing the affection of the man
towards the woman he had persuaded
TO marry him against the will of her
parents.
Mrs. Rhodes testified that her hus-
nand had told her that he could not he
happy unless he was with the other
woman, and once the wife followed hin,
to Detroit, Mimi, and found him there
IN company with the home wrecker.
Ihe wife is now fighting a case in
the supreme court in Iowa, in an effort
to have the will of her parents set
aside. She is left nothing by them for
the simple reason that she narried
Hhooes. The case has not yet been
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SPEED AND ACCURACY DEMON.
sTRATED IN TOUCH TYPE
WRITING.

Miss AIlena Kanka Does Phenomenal
WorN on Smith Premier Typewriter.
Miss Allena Kanka demonstrated the
new model No. 10 Smith Premier
Typewriter at the Minneapolis Rusi-
ness College on Monday, attaining a
speed of POI words a minute without
error on familiar matter and 1875
words from copy of dictation. She
also demonstrated at the De La Sale
Institute, attaining speed of 1876
words minute without error on fam
liar matter and yesterday again wrote
2O1 words a minute at the ONCE of
the Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 9
South Seventh. street,
This work was done on the new
model Smith Premier No. 10, and one
or the very important features was the
neatness of the work and the entire
absence of errors of any kind. The
fact that Miss Kanka has beer out of
school only seven months makes her
work all the more phenomenal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
KADOSH KNIGHTS
Hold ELECTION
BUSINESS MEETING HELD AT
MASONIC TEMPLE-NEW OFF,
GERS HOLD OFFICE FOR THREE
> YEARS-ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS MEET.

Fargo preceptory Of the Knights OF
fRadosh Of the Scottish Rite held q
meeting last night and elected the fol-
lowing officers who will serve for the
next three years:
Preceptor-Alex B. Taylor.
First sub-preceptior-J Towers.
Second sub-preceptor - Augustus
Roberts.
Orator-N. c. Young. - -
Alcmoner-Georg Rusk.
Recorders. J. Hill.
Treasurer-M. A. Baldwin.
Trustees-H. c. Plumley, Alex Cur
~ and George H. Keyes.
Lodge of Perfection,
The lodge Of perfection held meet
ing last night and closed up the busi-
ness Of the reunion and attended to
other matters. The work was purely
OF routine nature.
Royal and Select Masters.
The Royal and Select Masters met
last night at the Masonic temple and
conferred the three degrees on four
teen candidates who were attending
the grand lodge of Masonry this week
After the meeting the members and
officers repaired to the Prize restaur-
ant, where they had refreshments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23

,Pronptness and
Quality
Our finishing department
Will get the very best results
From every film for you,
We carry always
A fresh stock of
Film Packs and
Photographic Supplies.
OF all Kinds.
Promo Cameras
The lightest and most
Compact of all.
Easy to load, easy to operate,
Easy to carry, it's just
The camera for the
Pictures you want.
Prices Sc to $500.
The Sundberg Co.
The Leading Jewellers
II Broadway
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
|REDMON ESTATE
WORTH S65,OOO
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF.
DECEASED cAsS COUNTY
RESIDENT FILED IN PROBATE
couRT-W. r. REDMoN, GRAND
FORKS, LEGAL HEIR,

The last will and testament of the
late Edward z. Redmon, who resided
at Mapleton, this county, was filed
this morning in the probate court be-
fore Judge A. G. Hanson. At the
hearing the court appointed w. F.
Redmon, of Grand Forks, brother OF
the deceased, administrator with the
will annexed.
The estate is valued at S65,OOO of
which $4,000 is in real estate and
$4,000 personal property The win
leaves all to the legal heir who Is
w. F. Redmon and the only living
relative.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
CUTLERY.

anything you wanc IN rnat line? I
Keep only the very pest. Ben Hart
Remember. the Best,
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Fargo TO Calgary and sa.s Rs'un $25'
Three Million Acres from
which to make your seIec-
tions. Prices ranging from
SO AN ACRE

up. Settlers terms, Ten
Year contract. Spectators,
Six Years. Interest on de-
ferred payment, 6 per cent;
privilege to pay out at any
time.
The Interstate Land Co.
will have charge of this ex-
cursion. Call during the
week and arrange for the
trip.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
WHY Is IT9

with several schools in North Da-
kota teaching the same subjects, will
some one explain why Dakota Bust.
ness college pupils hold the positions
with every bank in Fargo and always
get the best bookkeeping and steno-
graphic positions in the state? Anv
large employer can tell.
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1eropole Office Evening $500
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WITH HATCHER BROS

One Of the largest insurance firms in
the northwest employ Mr.. r. e. Han
son, an A. B. G. student, as stenogra-
pher When competent help Is required
"A. B. G. students are in demand. Thor
.ough training counts -success assured.
Enroll now for the new term just open
ing. Aaker's Business college.
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Accordingly Rhodes was held to the
county court Bonds were furnished
and his case will be heard later before
Judge A. G. Hanson.
Atty ]. F. Callahan, who conducted
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the defense, advised Rhodes to send his
wife at least $25 month in the future
The young chauffeur was little AFRO
CANT, but it is believed that he will
come to his senses before long.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
ANOTHER 500 POSITION.

Miss Vesta Boswell. Dakota Bush
ness college girl, was today sent to a
position with one OF the biggest con-
Germs in Fargo-six D. B. C. pupils in
Its employ. Did it ever occur to YOU
why the pupils of this school "get all
the good ones?" The reasons yours
for the asking.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23

of supporting his wife. However, the
judge sized him up as an able bodied
man and could see no reason why the
defendant had refused to at least fur
nish means of support for his wife.
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determined.

There were some technical points
raised before Judge Miller, looking to
the dismissal Of the case 1t had not
been shown that Rhodes was capable
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

In considerable numbers and armed
with plenty OF speeches. and will.
they declare. make themselves felt
the coming campaign.
The ticket as settled upon yester-
day Is as follows:
Senators - David Kalauokalanl
sr., long term; William white. short
term: william MOssman Jr., long
term; Peter Kealakai Iionus. long
term.
Representatives - q. NJ. Keone
EVA; Kulueamaka, Laie; w. X Ka'
leihuia. Honolulu; =. p. X. Malulani
Honolulu; u. AHA. Honolulu; A. y
PA00. HOnolulu-all from the Fiitl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-24

was stated this morning that q num-
her OF Republicans stood good
chances OF endorsement.
incidentally. Charles X. Motley
the Home Rulers candidate for Del
egate, declared emphatically that
under no circumstances VIII he with
draw from the race,
IAN reports that viii withdraw
are false aud absurd" he says. u
certainly viii not do anything TO ala
the Democratic boss. McCandless'
am going to make this campaign q
hot one from the start, aud VIII lei
the people know that am not qult
ter"