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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-09

DR RENT-A small cottage on
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-09

OlOnial Brass Bed, $3O value, MOn-
 only $17.5O. KnOx.W Walker Furni- Co.
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SUNNI oN&.

SUNNI oN8.
State Of North Dakota. County o.
Ward-ss.
In District Court, Eiuhth JuAisials
District
Hans o. Hagen, plaintiff.
afa Va.
Peter G. Hsssl, Nina @. Hagen, and
, all persons unknown and unknown
heirs. claiming any estate or inter
est in, lien or incumbrance upon
or against the premises described
in the complaint, defendants.
The State of North Dakota, to tho,
above named defendants.
You and each Of you are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint in
the above entitled action, 4 copy Of
which il on file In the ONCE of the
clerk Of this court, and to serve q
copy of your answer upon the sub
scribed within thirty days after the
service of this summons upon you.
exclusive q the date Of service, and
in case Of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will be takeA
against you by default for the relfef
demanded in the complaint. 4
Dated November thirteenth, A. D.
1903.
James johnson, -. ~
Attorney for plaintiff; office and post
office address, 133 Main street, Nj
not, N. D. Pm + IN H
Notice Of No Personal Claim
The above named defendants, please
take notice. that the above entitled
action is brought for the purpose OF
quieting tile to the southwest quar-.
ter, section %, township 1852, range IS
". 5th p n. and that no personal
claim is made against you or either
of you.
Dated November 10, 1903. 49,
d James johnson,
1904 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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State Of North Dakota, County

State Of North Dakota, County q
Ward-0
,s suMMoRs.
In district court, Eighth Judicial
District. W <: FAds
Nela Engholm. Plaintiff
Prudential Real Estate and Trust Com
pany. q corporation, Algernon H.
Wilcox, Louis A. Larson, Bessie
Larson, his wife, L. j. Palda, Jr.,
James w. Briggs, James w. Briggs,
trustee, Peter A Larson, Jewett J..
Pierce, F. o. Pierce, F. o. Pierce.
administrator of the estate Of Jew.
ett +. Pierce, c. O. Plat. Louis
NUNS and Agnes NUNS. his wife and
all other persons unknown claiming
any interest in, or lien or incum-
brance upon tho property described
In the complaint. Defendants. 4
@ Summons.
The State Of North Dakota to the
Above named defendants:
You. and each Of you. are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint
OF the plaintiff in the above entitled
action and to serve a copy Of your
answer thereto upon the subscribers,
at their ONCE in tho city OF Ainot,
Ward County, North Dakota, within
thirty days after the date OF the
.service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive Of the day Of such service,
and in case Of your failure TO- 90 ap-
pear or answer, Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the,
relief demanded in the complaint. y
The complaint in the above entitled
action will be fled in tho office Of
the clerk Of the fistrtct court OF
Ward county, North Dakota, on and
after the goth day Of December. A.
d. 1910. q" - ''s 81 .'G7i"T1
- = g. * LeSueur & Bradford, ,
re Attorneys for, Plaintiff.
ONCE and postomce address, z4tnot,
Notice Of sub.Joined to the Summons
Il. and tof<No Personal Claim 'T"t
To the above named idefendants: u
You. and each of you, will please
take notice that the above eattls4
action IL brought for The purpose and.
with tho object Of quising title to
the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Ward and
state of Nerth Dakota, to-wit: s. 80
Lots fear ~ ard 1ve ~ and IL
south half Of lot three 49,; Ill IN
block eleven (11) *ef Brooklyn addi-
ton to Milot, (now city OF Minof) &C.
.osrding to the recorded plat thereof
"a flo In the ehlos Of Ne Rsgister
Of Deeds Of the county ~ Ward and
State q North DaksA -
You will farther! tale notice that
10 personal claim is made against
ysu. sr either Of you, in said action
-. LeSueur b Bradford
Attor1eys for Plaintiff
,ORce and postoncs address, A1not,
NSrth DAke&a. ,5 1-Se-334.
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Lei the StoltS Lumber Co. deare
with you on that bill. Of lumber. 4
big. clean stock to- pick from, and
prices strictly right. Buy your harl
coal now. c. H. Rudd, Mgr. Minot, N.
D. =
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Help your chickens to grind their
feed by feeding them clam shslls
$1.15 per hundred pounds ak tAs
Rosll Hardwars.
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Hay for sale reasonably at any time.
at my place one and one half miles
southeast Of Pitts postofhcs. Section
8 twp. 1853, range 49,. Joe Gustafsoa.
1-1o9
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FOR SALE OR lRADB-One COM
plete we'll drilling outfit, almost new.
Call at John Lynch's Office. 2 10 IT,
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MURPHY ( DUGGAN, .a -.-
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Grand Forks, N. D.
2 3 10

VIII give two years crops for break
Ing 100 acres of land located as fol-
lows: . IL Of Sc IA OF section Is.
Q II Of ne IA of section 10, all in
township 156, range 81. for further
particulars address,
z. H. Newton. Glasgow. Mont.
1-Z03-10
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N.tio. Of Morteas. Foreclosure Sale.

Netios Of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
Whereaa, deAault has~ eecsrrsd In
the terms and conditions, Of the mort,
gage Hereinafter described, in that tho
,nortgaxors have failed to pay certain
notes secured thereby, and the taxes
upon the Land herein described, and
i.tereDt upon the indebtedness IL - =
cured by a certain prior mortgage,
and tho mortgage has been compelled
to and has paid said interest and tax
,es, and upon such default has declared
all the Indebtedness secured BY the
mortgagsahereni described to be all
due and payable, and the same re-
MAINS unpaid. ss ...
No4'ce is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage made. executed and de-
livered by Andrew J. Lavik and Mary
A.. Lavik. his wife, mortgasors, to E.
J. Lander & Co. "a corporation), mort
gaEee, Of Grand Forks. n. D., dated
the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1908. and,
filed for record in the once Of the
register Of deeds Of Weird county,
N. D., on the 10Th day Of June, 1908,
recorded in book 81, OF mortgages ct,
page 4l3, will be foree1osed BY . eele
OF the premises In said mortgage as
hereinafter described. at the front
door of the court house in the city of
Minot in said county of Ward in the
State of North Dakota, on the 18th
day Of March, A. D. 1910. at the hour
of 2 o'clock p. m. of said day to sat
isfy tho amount due upon the said
mortgage on tho day Of sale.
The premises dsscztba1 In said
mortgage, and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as fol-.
lows, to-wit: u,t.,..#, ........
Lots 10 and II in hock rs, Tolley's
plat Of Kenmare, according to the
certified plat or map thereof on file
and o. record in the ONCE Of the reg
lister of deeds of said Ward county. 4
There will be due upon said mort
gage on the day of sale, including the
taxes and interest above referred to,
and paid by the MORTGAGE, the sum
ct two hundred sixty-edght and ninety
one one-hundredths ($16S.s1) dollars,
besides the costs of this foreclosure.
Dated February Let, 1910:
e. ]. LANDER 4 CO.,
Mortgage.
MURPHY 4 DUGGAN,
= Attorneys for Mortgage,
Grand Forks. N. D.
n
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,s,sss Residence property to trade

for North Dakota or Montana farm
land. Address box 1l71 Minot. N. d.
si0-18 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
CONDITION OF ELKlNs

Vest Virginia senator Declared to BE
on Road to Recovery.
E Washington, d. c., November H.
Steadily on the mend was the report
given out to-day in regard to Senator
Stephen b. Elkins. who was brought
acre Wednesday In private car from
lis home in West Virginia.
Colin II. Livingstone gave out a
ltatement designed to set at rest ru-
nors as to the alleged serious condi-
ion of Senator Elkins, Mr.. Living
tone said
B'"rhe Senator's ailment is an aftiictlon
Il the intestines of a temporary ma
ure, occasioned by something he had
aten His condition has at no time
'een serious. He had fever, but that
as virtually ceased.
t'He has been improving for the last
wo weeks. 1t cannot be said definitely
Iow long he will be confined to his
ed, but 1t will only be matter OF a
ew weeks. 1t was only because OF
he approach of winter, which isl more
igorous in West Virginia than here,
hat Senator Elkins decided to come to
is residence in WASHINGTON,
THE report that he was brought
ere to be nearer better medical skill
,unfounded. There is absolutely no
bought Of performing an operation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
ENGLISH CAMPAIGN BEGINS
Gcncrai Election VIII Take place In
December or Janunry.

II r
London, November 11.---An early gen
eral election being assured, the only
question now agltnting the country IS
whether II will take place In Decembcr
or or, January. Herbert Henry Asaul,th,
ths f r,ns hns no as uy Nept his
own councils. He left town quietly
this afternoon, and not even the mein.
bers Of his Cabinet knew his destinu-
tlon until the newspapers announced
King George ls In Residence. The OBJ
5!ect OF the visit Is to acquaint His
Majesty OF the failure OF the consii
tntional conference, and to advise him
OF the course the government intends
TO pursue. IT is. believed that the Cab.
met has decided not to carry on ans
further work with the present ParIia-
ment, without giicll guarantees as would
insure success to the government :
policy Ordinarily the resolutions on
which passed the House. Of Commons
at the last session, would be discussed
In the upper chamber, and the govern :
inent would await their srejection be-
fore taking action. The refusal OF the
constitutional conference to accept the
governments compromise. however,
makes discussion OF the veto resoin-
tlon useless in the view Of the Rad,-
calls. and the opinion prevails that the
government either must resign or ad-
feeling in I.ibaral circles distinctly ia .
vors an immediate election.
The campaign practically began to-
country. Organizations Of all kinds are
getting on their war paint. Not the
least of these are the suffragettes,
whose cry will be down with the veto
and Prime Minister" The unionists
VIII fight their campaign on the home
rule isgIIe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
WOMAN HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Mrs. schepk VIII BE Kept In Custody
4 xynifinr outcome OF Husbands Illness

I Wheeling w. Va. November ll.~-Iu
room In the tower of the county
jail. fitted up with rocking chair
Mrs. Laura Farnsworth Schenk re-
mained to-day detained without prvi-
lege OF bail, awaitir" developments in
the Illness of her husband, John O.
schenk. a nillionaire pork packer Ar
that she attempted to poison her hus-
band by putting arsenic in his food
and drinking water Will be delayed
pending the OUTCOME Of his sickness.
At the North Wheeling Hospital he
proved, but still critically Ill. He suf-
fers high fever and has pulse Of
I24 Despite his weakened condition,
the authorities ventnred TO tell him
is said to have only exclaimed her
name. and later remarked: "If all
these things are true. she Is where
she ought to be-"
That further arrests are to be made
in the case was added tonight by
Prosecuting .Attorney lIanln and Chief
of Police Hastings. 1t is believed the
suspects can furnish evidence on the
manner in which arsenic might have
At the jail to-day Mrs. Schenk was
questioned anew. but she repeatedly
declared her Innocence of any attempt
upon her husbands life.
Laura F'arnsworth Schenk is the
daughter OF poor family in Marict-
ta. o. She came to Wheeling twenty
three years ago and found employ
nlent as domestic She worked as
such in several homes here until ten
years later Mr.. Schenk who was
then twenty-seven years old and
wealthy. took her to his palatiaI home
on Wheeling Island, in the Ohio River
as his wife She is blond. Of ruddy
complexion and buxom form
Mr.. Schenk. who is president Of the
pork packing firm OF r. Schenk &
of a. NJ. Scherik. who recently an
nounced his candidacv for the United
States Senate against Senator Nathan
b Scott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
TRYING TO STOP RIOTS
American Citizens Urged to Refrain
From Acts of Violence.

American CltizenH Urged to Refrain
From Acts of Violence.
Washington. November 11.-Ameri-
can citizens in Mexico have been eau
toned by United States Ambassador II.
L. Wilson to refrain from acts Of vio-
lence, as he is convinced taat the MeSi-
can government is eNerting it's best cf-
forts to suppress the American
riots. Mr. Wilson telegraphed the
State Department to-day that he anti
cipated no further violence. and that
the American embassy was being care
fully protected. He reported the ar
rest of ffty-one men. for acts of dis
order.
Several interviews have been held be-
tween Secretary of State Knox and
Senor De La Barra. the Mexican anlbas-
sador, In regard to the situation that
has arisen as the result of the lynch
ing of the Mexican, Rodritiutz, at
Rock Springs, Texas, November g.
There is no doubt that both govern
ments keenly regret the trouble.
Every effort is being made to protect
Mexican citizens In Texas. Governor
Campbell reported to the State Depart
ment to-day. He said that he antici-
pated no further trouble, and that tho
lynching of Roderiguez was being
thoroughly investigated All possible
assistance Is being given the Mexican
consul at Eagle Pass, who is endeavor-
ing to identify those responsible for
the lynching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
ELUDEs HIS PURsUERs
Youthful Feudist In Hiding Somewhere
in the Mountains.

Lexington, KY, November 11.-while
more than 200 armed men searched
throughout Breathitt county to-day
for Jacob Noble, who killed Jailer
Wesley Turner last Tuesday, the
youthful feudist eluded his pursuers.
Tonight he is still in hiding some.
where in the mountains.
Governor Wilson has been asked to
aid In the chase, and the reward for
the arrest of Noble may be increased.
The men sent out to-day under com
mand of deputy sheriff have orders
to arrest the fugitive dead or alive"
1t Is generally anticipated that fight
will occur if he is encountered.
Noble. who Is only twenty-one years
old. is charged with three other homi-
cides committed before the killing OF
Jailer Turner.
Persons arriving, from jackson. the
county seat of Breathit county, to-.
night, say that reign of terror exists
throughout the county. and that hun
dreds of citizens have armed them
selves in view of the possibility of
meeting Noble ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
OFFICERS FINED BY COURT
Plead Nolo Contcndrc to Violation of
sherman Antitrust Act.

Pittsburg, Pa, November tiff
teen officers and directors of the I'm
perial window Glass Company pleaded
nolo contendre before Judge James S..
Young, In the United States District
Court, to-day to violation of the
Sherman antitrust act, and each was
fined $500. At the same time q fine of
$4,000 was imposed upon the corpora
tion itself. with costs. Among those
fined are Myron l.. Case. president;
j. q. Sayre. secretary. and Nj. j. Healy,
vce-president Dissolution of the com
bine. by which the government alleged
"A monopoly in hand blown window
glass had been established and an in
crease in price from so to 10 per cent.
been effected. will follow Immediately
it was announced by attorneys for the
company.
The Imperial Window Glass Com
pauy was indicted by the Federal
grand jury here last April, with indi-
vidual Indictments against the officers
and directors, mainly through the ac-
tivity of United states Attorney John
II. Gordan and Edwin p. Grosvenor,
special assistant to the Attorney-Gen- :
erals office at Washington. The com
pany was organized in West virginia
less than two years ago.
The court severely scored the defen-
dants. The company. 1t has been. al
legged, controlled the product of glass
factories In more than score tS
States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
EXPRESS DRIVERS
CONTINUE STRIKE
Agreement Made to Re-
turn to Work Is
Nullified.
NEW JERSEY MEN
DECLINE TERMS
Action Anglers Mayor Gaynor,
and He Is Determined to Tenn
porize No Longer-Will
Put Policeman on Every
Wagon if Neces-
sary.

New York, November 11.-Thc strik
ing express drivers and helpers of Jer-
sey City nullitied this afternoon the
agreement reached early this morning
between the New York strikers and the
five transcontinental companies. That
agreement was conditioned upon the
consent of the Jersey men to return
to work, and they have refused.
The situation now reverts to pre-
ciscly the position 1t occupied before
Mayor Gaynor took hand in the ne
gotiations--with this exception, that
the Mayor is angry, and resolved to
temporiZe no longer. Some OF the New
York drivers and helpers who believed
the Jersey men would also ratify the
agreement, were on their wagons to-
day, but If the international Brother
hood OF Transfers makes good its
word, they will be called out again.
The chaufreurs are lighting their own
battle, and 1t promises to be bitter
one. Five hundred cab drivers went
out to aid them to-day, and they all
vow that they will never go back until
the union is recognized.
When the decision Of the Jersey men
became known to the brotherhood Off
cials on this side of the Hudson. Cen
eral Organizer Ashton called on Mayor
Gaynor. AT the end of the confer
ence, which was brief, Mr.. Ashton had
nothing to say. but Mayor Gaynor ex-
pressed himself succinctly.
Mnyor Is Angry.
They can reject the agreement IL
they want to-, he said, "but I beg to
say that committee of their own Sc
lection came to me voluntarily. with
no request of mine and made an honor
able agreement. If the men reject that
honorable agreement, / shall teach
them that express wagons can be run
without, their help, even If we have to
man every ono of them with police
man"
Judge Coke. in the United States Cir
cgft Court. decided to-day that all eM-
| press wagons may be run in this city
under the conditions that have hitherto
obtained-tlat is, without municipal
| lliccnses--until tho status of a driver
| In charge of interstate express matter
with reference to municipal ordi-
nance has been fixed. A further hear
| ing will be held a week from to-day.
| The day was one of expectancy. and
there was little violence in the streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
ATTACKED FROM BEHIND
Prison Officials stabbed by Man Scrv-
ing Life Sentence.

Prison officials Stabbed by Man Scrv-
ing Life Sentence.
Concord. N. FL. November ll.-Dep-
uty Warden Frank r. Bailey, of the
state prison In this city. was seriously
wounded and DR.. Ralph u. Galllnger
the prison physician and son of United
States Senator Jacob II. Gallinger, was
cut In the wrist by man known only
as John Doc. who is serving a life term
for murder The prisoner came on the
two men from behind and STABBED
them with a knife.
His chances OF recovery are now. be
lieved to be good. Deputy Bailey s
wound is in the abdomen. and his con-
dition Is said to be more comfortable
tonight.
DR.. GallIngers injury is not serious.
Doe was engaged In cleaning cor
ridor when, in some way not yet eX- *
planned, he got possession of o KNIFE
which one of the "trusties" was using
in making some repairs. The warden
and the physician We're engaged IN re-
ceiving the daily sick report OF the
prison when they were attacked. Doe
was quickly overpowered and disarmeo
by other prison officials.
While attempting to escape arrest
for burglary in Dover in 1905, Doe
shot and killed passenger on a train
at Rockingham Junction. and was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
GUNNER KILLS CORPORAL.
Several Hours Later Commits Suicide
10 Avoid C.apfrrrc !,

Several Hours Later Commits Suicide
TO Avoid Capture.
ner Rowlan OF the Work Point garr.-
son, British Army. shot and killed Cor
poral Radcliffe to-day. and several
hours later killed himself to avoid cap
ture.
There had been long standing
feud between the gunner and his su-
perior on-commissIoned officer
After killing Radcliffe Rowlan took
up a position in the Macaulay Point
fort, from which he defied the whole
garrison. Armed with service rifle
and abundant ammunition. and with
the sea on either side and the earth
works in front of him. he held SOL
diers at bay for hours, and fired on q
detachment that went to pick up the
corporal's body. Realizing that he
would be starved out ultimately, Row.
Ian turned his rifle on himself and blew
off his head
sTo-day's tragedy is similar to tha,
OF August /, when Gunner Thomas
Allen. Of the ROYAL Artillery. Shot ana
killed Chaplain Petef Elliston for a
fancied grievance. Allen is to be hang
ed on December %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
OFFICERS ELECTED
FinnI Session of Association for Pre-
yention of Infant Mortality.

Baltimore. Nd. November lf.-Dr.
Charles Henderson,, of the University
of Chicago. was elected president OF
the American Association for Stndy and
Prevention OF infant Mortality to-day
and Chicago was selected as the place
for neT; years meeting at the first
annual meeting of the association
which closed to-day.
Other officers We're: :Pres!dent- t-elect foIl
1912. DIR. Crissy L. Wilbur, chief statis-
tician. Bureau or the Census. Washing
ton; Presidents, Harold Mccor
mick. Chicago; DIR. Henry l.. Colt. New
ark. n. J.: secretary. DR.. F. S. Church.
i'll. Chicago Treasurer. Austin Mc1an-
ahan. Baltimore.
The permanent headquarters of the
association will remain in Baltimore.
where they were established year
ago. The exhibition held In connec-
tion with the meeting will remain open
until November 16. The meeting has
been attended by representative phy-
sicians, specialists. health officers and
social workers from every part of the
IVY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
REPUBLIC is RECOGNIZED
Germany Resumes Negotintions With
POrtuEuese Government.

Germany Resumes Negotiations With
Portuguese Government.
Lisbon, November 1.-Germany to-
day followed the example of Great
Britain. France. Spain and Italy and
resumed negotiations with the Portu-
guese government.
The action of these government Is
regarded as a virtual recognition of
the republic OF Portugal.
Last night there was q mammoth
torchlight procession, headed by Re-
publican leaders, in celebration. The
paraders passed before the legations
WITH which dipionatic relations nave
been re-established
In view, of the altitude of other
countries, there is considerable sur
prise In official circles that the United
States still holds aloof from the proyi-
sional government. American Minister
Gage refers all inquiries on the sub
ject to Washington.
According to, one report. published
here. the American government is de-
laying action until it has further IN
sacre of Jesuit fathers by revolutions
lists. This delay, 1t is held here, can
not fail to adversely affect the COM
mercial relations between Portugal and
the United States.
United state. Not behind.
Washington. November 1.-THE
United States instructed It's represen-
tatives in Portugal several weeks ago
to transact business with the de facto
government there.
However, this does not constitute
formal recognition of the new. govern
ment. Such action will not be taken
until the State Department is con
WINGED of its stability.
It is the view of State Department
officials that Great Britain. France,
Germany, Spain and Italy have Just
done what the United States did weeks
ago. Each country must determine
for itself when to recognize fornalls
the new republic, and the Unlted
States would not be influenced by steps
taken hv any other government