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GETTING READY FUR CHICK SHOW
  Members ot Jefferson County Poultry Association Held Meeting Last Night
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS
First snnnal Chicken Show t0 b, hesa in noWntown Building
 this Month.

the last meeting of the Jefferson County Poultry Association before the poultry show, soon to be pulled off. was held last night in the James Hali, at Sixth avenue and Main street and after the report of the commit tee on arrangements was heard many important features concerning the ex- 5hibitS Were discussed. After the committee reported the members oi she association instructed the con- Alttef to make ali arrangements and Preparations for the show and in all es4s act as they should see fit. X sitbbe location will be secured in te tIWntown district. The contract fr building of the GOODS and pns Rs been let and they will be
 cMpl1 led before the time set for the
 rceigB of the fowls. The associa-
 tn W receive the birds on Jan
 usy : At the meeting an admis-
 sin fed of l5 cents was decided on,
 asa gel eral admission fee
 Ether business of the meeting was
 tn etad Zion of several members to M Association. among whom were , Mkea Ianciers iron, out of the ste who will have birds on exhi- r b4tn from their homes in the sur rpadine states. This organization : ifot held to the state exclusively, 9 ah members from other states are
 egple to membership. Requests ,hE been received from several men Nf the state who wish to become
 meoers of the local association.
 meeting held last night was !, VI interesting and showed the
 br& prospects for a successful fu-
 tuE
 kr the location for the show has e be&ecured and the building leased it tin &mmittee will work at nights on le ar king for the exhibition. It will y hal fthe authority to call on any IS mder of the association for aid at ar ant tme. The committee will meet S. ne every day the coming week ee or the call of the chairman. The O. ne heeting of the association will Of be Ia immediately after the first Ad. ann show.
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JOE CANS SAYS
 ITS UNISON

New York, Jan. LA eek ago we got flash that Bob Ffsimmons was knocked out. The vcict was he could not come back. Te same verdict will be rendered onJeifries when he meets Johnson, Jr 4th.'' Joe Cans today thus sized ID the situation saving be had no Is for Johnson. on account of his cor. He said Johnson will fight on thecfen- sive in the early rounds, Hea Jeff ries down and then start afte him.
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AATHESE NEGROES
 ESCAPED CONNECTS

D Constable R. A. Poole ar rest Willie Brown, a negro in this ,ity ay on a charge of vagrancy. He led guilty to the charge in q Il late's court and was fined. Eeln Eable to pay his fine Brown was ito the county convict farm.
 Boo James, who was arrested last says Brown was one of the convicts, who got away at tn he time he made his get-a- way the convict camp at Ger
 mama K, several days ago.
 Las Int Deputy Poole arrested .AIber ders, another negro, on a simlil' Rrge. The negro will give no aca of himself and the officers belleS he is also an escaped 1 convie
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ATTEMPT TO KILL
 GEN0A'S MAYOR

Genoa, Jan. l.-During the New Years celebration while Marquis Da- Passano, mayor of this city and his wife and daughter were in second story window of their home, watch ing the lively street scenes, some one from the street fired two shots at the trio One bullet grazed the mayor s head. All were hurt by fall men, not their husbands, and mem- bers of prominent families were ar rested.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-02

drod Lo,,or. was taken. Mr. Shit vbo conductor on the Cttor g,elt uas absent from the city, as Wa also his family when the robber oc- cnrrad The manner of the roper vas familiar to Stewart, who ne" James, methods and he at oncepoi'- cluded that James was in the E'y He lost no time. By 10 o'clock fat- ardav morning Constable stewar so' :. l;na on James and recovered pme of the stolen property he had e' with s negro woman. He was told by adoher negro that James t0ld hIn saurday morning that the 9fl oora umld not take him; that l.
 fJa,nss had two revolvers ana 8
 shotetr and that he would either ge' E ,son sse the5 would ge. him.
 ronkable Stewart worked hartr
 4ft.r Rsing told this, anl last nipt he goi clue to James whereabo'f.
 rtev .at to cabin at Seventeedh
 avsn, kand Missouri street and pret
 soon &,nes put in an appearadc of +,o,a Ms he entered the door Cda ns st.hl& &wwart showed gun undk :, hie nj and Deputy Cons ables k. poolAW W. ..' Branson closed in| e>' ,o,,a ns somewhat surprised an ak mad, resistance. whichwould haV nd rna,,, call for the undetaler. Cor on CT .t,l Rsewart made hin turn oy,
 ,n 1, A swels and articles taken frol -, the nh home and h was the , ., pla the county ail. lame t,, to will besnrned to the State priso 'o aonday reward of 5 is offere e.S I by tKe ate for James capture b' :, VI, undsF t law no commissioned of
 cer M sThle to collect t.
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RANK STEWART
 \ 4 CoRKER ae Captured Notorious Day 4 flight Robher a Second Time in This City MITE PRISON &scApE C.
 t>le" sames Robbed Hsase t;pe' is Arrival Bat Stewart .ot
 Him Qaifk.
LITE PRIsoN&scApE

N louslas Bootsie James, ons of Ne most notorious and dangerous . gro daylight robbers who ever op- as,,ted in this stat was captured sEajn last night by constable Frank Atewart and deputi's for secono , k;me and lodged in the Jefferson k,nty iail James made his escape kom the state pen, -ntiary officials s :. convict camp al Germanla, AfH.' H few days ago. He returned 10 ,I c;tv, committed another robbery
 ,ay night and was planning ser
 sf vobberies here, when Gohs'aeie -. Stewart got onto his move [. and effected his capture he < fssa9aaMsifs anothes feature to the ED onstable Stewart, who con ;,,,o. to# prove himself to be on oi tle |,os+ officers in thi; state. IL "as f..o,art who followed James to Nehi' ,,a,nassee several months ago eter he had stolen more 1hah ,o,sana dollars ee9th of dlamoaa ,nd iewe1ry from tle homes o1 T c+r,npe Carter j,, Murphy D. | omon W l.. Goods;n and others ,,,., a,tv. At th:ss time constao' s.a,,,r ,r, recovered practically all , so,or va,uablps and last nign a, .e av;ssn ;s before he effected the cal +ars of James yesterday, he haa
 ,ted and recovered much of tns VI
 artr - stolen by him Friday night
 s,tw.rt brought James back to u
 Aa and a few weeks ago he enter
 Sa of guilty to several chais E. A,hsrv and grand larceny 1ao kCl eo sentenced James to tWe m, rs in the state prison, he
 sken to Little Rock and turned o su the prison guards Later ne .rt to Germania to work on d |
 70 ith other eonvicts. .'He .o
 .soas on,v a few days when he CSC
 there oti!
 .,a,uraay morning Constable IT.
 stewart learned that the home oA nr, c,,;tb at No. eos West SlA'h
 1o.,e, had been robbed either ,an, nh ag 7skrnoon or night. A box Of er 1e~' .2:$o 4et articles, a gun a Watt, Na.e y. Pufer articles, valued at seVefa'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-02

water from he Pennsylvania noun tains, which aise5 with sudden rnsg es behind the ire barriers.
 At Caseyvilh, Ky, the water ros, two feet in q ew llinutes this morn ing hehind q gorse just below the town The srge fills tn" channel and extends dVn To the mouth of Saline river
 At Enterprise Ind. eight miles this side of Owenshco. Ky. there is an immense gorge md another towers above the river # Three Mile Island. near Newburg. In.
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lo&uKt MRS NloKAw V ILL WIN

Nd&8A Jan. It eems certain that Miv. Gould BrSlav will be giveH aaration from aer husband and iN of s15,ooo year. The evid cMs finished oday. Jus tie, nagrant.d sa,flawyers t~c weel brief. DuI ng the testi- uon sfhg said hek was pool man tawprth overt t million ane
 a neln # s4s.ooJa year. Bro
 kaw Tiro'ably hajf to pay tn
 whols sn Eosts ofkhe trial
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Mill Operativs Go
 On 56 Jour Schedule

Boston. Jan. l.Several hundred thousands operative in mills and factories of Massachusetts and Rhode Island began work t1ay on q shorter schedule of workinghours in couse- qnence of the new 5,hour laws pass ed by the last two legislatures be- coming effective.
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WEALTHY MEIER
 FATALLY HURT

San Francisco. Jan. .--F. II. .Ter- mNn. deputed to be one the wealth. fest coal mine operatorsn the United States, was struck d probably fatally injured bv d strt car early this morning. Iermyn about 5o wears of age.
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HUGE ICE CORCtS
Disastrous Floods in Ohio Valley Ex- pected to Result From Backwater.

Evansville, Ind, Jan. Many monster ice gorges in the Ohio river today still defied the thaw and old river men are expecting disastrous floods from the backWater The gor- ges act as dams, and the river is
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WENT WITH CnUM
 ALARMED FAM.y

Los Angeles, Jan. l.---Little r- othy Taft, cousin of the presidt, walked into her home today, stopp. a search for her. She was misa from the family at a depot and spt. the night at the home of girl chu
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WILL ARREST THE
 CHICAGO GAMBLERS

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan, l.-Gover- nor Marshall early today issued for mal order to Sheriff Grant of Lake County to take a big force of deput- ies to Clark's station. the old Dear born Park gambling establishment near Chicago, where it is reported Chicago gamblers were to open a pool room today. and arrest every one in connection with the project in the event an attempt is made 10 reopen gambling.
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 utMuRotR ZONE

Ci} }cinl m. l.-The fourth vic tim tal,der Zone in the last thre& &yetnloped today when the bodyMOf lAnna Lloyd, secretary of t Hanna Lumber Co.,, was foun MME throat cut and her mou SAe had been as saul the murder. Three othef|yS lave been found ill To- calitXs treated but names o'
 theil nss wete never learned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-02

\ desirable lot on South .Ol1Ye St. for sale. Price and terms reAl,able. Cotton Belt Savings X Trust Co.
 1.~21tt
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LiOR MEN TO
 FIGHT s HEEL TRUST


 NJ York, Jan. --TAe American Fedeton of Labor tod.y declared war finish on the [. s. Steel Compy by the issuance of a cir ,cular king d contribution If 10 cents from .,h of 1,54O,OoO mem,ers. The appeal !, be followed by |p'iers un til the nd reaches miiliPr dollars. Secretai Morrison said tNp courses are plaled, ore a dissoluttn of the trust bylegal processes tder the Sherman.ct and the other il the or ganizatio of every emplof in a steel trus He said the stdt trust. will be flight out of existe\ce for it is in cdspiracy against AAericay( institutionFo reduce the proA@ and fair dihends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-02

Miss Mollie Nobles, of English, is in the eitsf. the guest 0. friends.
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GRgAR lslo SAYS RIG MIN

Nd l.-stuyyesant Fish ,rnl Aat of the Illinois Cen ral Brown, president o' he Central, today Struek 'ptil concerning the fn- ure outlook of the country 'ish the agricultural con'- nerd Aufacturing outlook oi the htes-better than any cour H world. Brown sat he q Msbanner year for ra'i-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-02
g THIS
 ! EARTHQUAKE?

wa a LA heavy earth Iual recorded today, poo Washington. Prof dooq N happened on land lrem se had been done if on soald cause a tidal wave ks to hear reports from 'ldisturbance tomof
 Tn R bottom plantation prop sna2, liberal terms
 ca egs & Trust Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
HANNA GETS A
PROMPT REPLY
RECEIVES LETTER IN RESPONSE
TO INQUIRY AS TO REASON
SETTLERS PROOFS WE'RE BE-
ING HELD UP AND PROMISE OF
SPEEDY REMEDY.

Congressman L. B. Hanna received
word this morning from Washington
that the proofs that are being held
in the protested land cases in western
North Dakota will receive the prompt
attention of the department of inter
Tor and that in the future these pend
ing cases will be cleared up at the
earliest possible opportunity.
Congressman Hanna has received a
number of complaints from western
North Dakota land holders asking why
their proof cases were being held up.
He Immediately took matter up with
the commissioner of the general land
Office at Washington asking him to
explain why these cases were being
neglected.
In response to Mr.. Hanna's letter,
the commissioner himself, Fred Ben
nett, replied with the following sat
isfactory epistle:
Hon. L. B. Hanna, Fargo, N. D.
Sir: In response to your letter Of
Sept. II, 1910, in the matter of pro-
tested entries In North Dakota, trans
NIT herewith a statement of the pend
ing cases in which protests have been
filed, and the status of such cases, as
shown by the records of the field serv-
ice division.
The records of the office show that
from March to August, 1910, inclusive,
the total number of protests filed
against proofs by the chief of field
division was fifty. Twenty-four OF
that number are included in the en-
closed list of cases awaiting investi-
cation, leaving twenty-six to be added
to that number.
The cases pending in this office will
receive prompt action. and the chief
of field division will be directed to
cause all Investigations to be made
and hearings TO be held at the earliest
practicable dates.
Respectfully,
Fred bennett, Commissioner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
LACK
IN EXCITEMENT
FINE WEATHER CONDUCIVE TO A
LARGE VOTE BEING cAsT-RE-
TURNS ARE. ANxIoUsLY LOOK
ED FOR ON SENATOR AND THE
SHERIFF.

A very beautiful fall day was a fac
tor for the primary election which was
In progress today in Moorhead and all
over the state. Not a ripple Of excite
ment was to be seen. voters all day
long were to be seen vending their way
to their respective polling places, but
little was said and 1t was mighty diff
cult to obtain an expression of opinion.
A Moorhead young lady, who would
not allow her name to be used penned
the following post-primary lines and
sent them to The Forum
Cards of defeated candidates
Are lying on all around;
They speak of many cruel fates.
And litter up the ground.
Friends of the two candidates for
the senate, Messrs. Marden and Peter
son. (the latter for re-election). were
to be seen working like nailers to see
that the memories of the voters were
t!ckled. lest they forget. The same
might be said of the fight for the rep
resentative between Messrs. Lee and
McGrath.
Next to the senatorial scrap the one
feature of the primary was the battle
for the nomination for sheriff for Which
there were four republican candidates,
Messrs. Bayer, Erickson, Murphy and
Whaley, all Of them with material
following so that 1t was hard to make
predictions. Many there were who said
Erickson would carry the city. others
said Bayer would capture that plum
This afternoon the ladies were out in
large numbers in the interest of Miss
Rushfelt whom they want for superin-
tendent of schools. For this office
it was conceded the vote will
be very close over the county as
there are many who think Mr.. Tang
should be given a second term. A great
many voters think the term for this
office should be for four years so as to
give the holder ample time to demon
strate his OF her ability.
For the office of coroner 1t was con-
coded that which ever way II went 1t
would be a landslide for either Mr..
Vincent or DR. Verne-the former GER
tainly had the pole position in that
race.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Judge Mills, of the railroad and
warehouse commission, was up from
ST. Paul to cast his vote, as is his
custom, as he considers Moorhead his
home.
The annual reception under the aus
pices of the public schools Of Moor
head will be held next Friday evening
at the central building. This is held
early in the school year and is the
social medium for the promotion Of
acquaintance between the patrons of
the schools and the teachers. The ex-
perience Of past years has proven that
such an affair is very beneficial to all
concerned. Part of the amenities of
the evening will be a musical and lit
erary programme.
Miss Lozeuta Naultimyer of Valley
City, N. D., will teach the seventh
grade at the Franklin school, Crooks
ton. She will also be the principal
The condition of Moritz Stern, u
typhoid fever patient at a local hos
pital, was rather discouraging to his
friends today, but they hope for the
best. This is the second attack.
The Columbia hotel will be head
quarters for returns tonight, after the
closing of the polls at 8 o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
Winnipeg Close.
Late Events

S. B. Bartlett of Casselton spent the
day In the city.
Edmund Bergh, of Hendrum, MIMI,
has been brought to the city for medi-
cal treatment at st. Johns hospital
Miss Ol1via Wild of Osnabrock was
the guest of relatives in Grand Forks
last. evening on her way here to re-
sumo her studies in Sacred Hear.
academy.
Mrs. Eva McRae and son were the
guests of Mrs. Baker of Grand Forks
yesterday afternoon on her way home
from Fisher, where her son, John, was
operated on.
Mrs. w. T. Sherman, who has been
the guest the past few days of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Kneeland
of Grand Forks. came home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. LAGER, and lit
tie daughter, Helen, returned Satur-
day after an extended trip in the west
The young people of the Broadway
M. E. church gave a marshmallow So
Cial The young people gathered at
the home of the president of the Ep-
worth league, Miss Florence Mac
namara, and then went to Oak Grove
where a suitable place for fire was
found and they toasted marshmallows
and told stories until a late hour. All
reported a royal good time.
Mrs. A. Peterson of Second street
north, entertained the Larkin club,
Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent In chatting. Light refresh
ments were served during the after
noon.
Miss Esther Olson and Miss Banning
are guests at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. ]. M. Stewart. Second avenue
south, Moorhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20

Liverpool, Sept 2O-United King
dom: Harvesting of wheat nearly
completed and threshing results are
variable.
France-In south rains are needed
to enable blowing to be carried out.
According to an apparently semi-of-
fetal report the government Will not
suppress the import luty on wheat
(present duty, 12.2d per $50 pounds).
Germany-There are general COM
plants regarding the potato and fruit
crops but it is believed that If the
wealth should continue to improve that
the late varieties will show some i'm
provement. Supplies of native wheat
are increasing.
Italy-Weather continues favorable
Native wheat is being sparingly Of
fered.
Spain-Wheat crop is officially esti-
mated at 1S6,SO0O00 bushels against
144,120, 900 last year.
Sweeden-Present indications point
to an average harvest.
Australia-Both the weather and
crop outlook is favorable. A good in
crease in the wheat crop in west Aus
tralia is expected. The crop of this
country last year amounted to 4,0O0,-
900 bushels.
India,-The new crop is being sown
under favorable weather conditions,
Broomhall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
REGISTRATION AT
A. c. ON The JUMP
STUDENTS ARE POURING IN TO
TAKE UP WORK AT THE PoPU-
LAR INSTITUTION - FRESHMAN
CLASS BOOMING - MANY COM
ING FROM OTHER COLLEGES.

The second day of registration at
the North Dakota Agricultural college
showed enormous increases in all de-
partments of the school The fresh
man class is still on the boom and
this afternoon at an early hour over
300 had matriculated who win be
classified with the first year class.
OF special notice is the number of
students that are coming into the
A. G. this year with advanced credits
permitting them to enter into the up
per classes of the North Dakota school,.
The fact that these students are leav-
ing other schools to come here to COL
lege indicates the high order of work
that is being done here and shows that
the people interested in this line Of
work are quick to recognize the merit
of the Fargo institution.
Among those who have matriculated
are two graduates who are coming
back to their alma mater to do post
graduate work, OF great pride to
the A. c. professors is the large num-
Der of high school graduates of the
North Dakota academic schools that
are entering. Early this afternoon
over 100 North Dakota and western
Minnesota high school graduates had
matriculated for work in the various
departments.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
Class Election.

The fatal "13" fell with heavy
hand on Jep Jensen this morning at
the high school when the members OF
the seniors were elect!ng iardiaa
angel to guide their organization. Mr..
Jensen is the aged and popular GUS
tcdian of the high school building and
the boys of the senior class saw fit
to elect him TO their h0a)c Office, but
could summor only thirteen votes II
the front, and again, as in previous
elections, the co-eds of hae class ruled
tie class election and chose fer thc:r
guardian Miss Lindberg, one of the
popular teachers in the school.
At this mornings meeting several
of the class committees reported and
the outlook for a banner senior class
is expected when the various commit
tees get in action.
At meeting of the Phosterion Lit
erary society of the high school last
evening, Miss Erva Burdick was
elected president and several import
ant committees were chosen TO carry
on the work of the organization. Sew
eral new students were selected to be
honored by membership in the society.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
METHODISTS At FERGUS
The Northern Minnesota Methodist
Conference Opens in That City
Tonight.
The pastor and other delegates rep

The pastor and other delegates rep
resenting the local Methodist church
left today for Fergus Falls to attend
the northern Minnesota Methodist an
nual conference which opens tonight
with an address of welcome by Mayor
d. M. Brown, representing the city,
and Colonel w. H. Mcbride, repre-
senting thes Methodist churches at
Fergus Falls.
Several anniversary addresses, rep
resenting the various adjunct organi-
cations of the church will follow.
The conference will last over Sunday
and close Monday morning with the
reading of appointments of the pastors
for the following year.
The Minneapolis pastors will invite
the conference to name Hennepin ave-
nue. church as the meeting place in
1911. Next year is the quadriennial
meeting to elect both clergy and lay
delegates to the general conference of
the church, and Is the most important
meeting of the last four years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-20
Moorhead Department
The ELECTION RETURNS
Manager Hillary Of the Northwestern
Telephone Co., Has Arranged
Public Service.

The editors of The Moorhead News
and D. w. Meeker announce that
through the courtesy of Mr.. Hillary.
district manager of the Northwestern
Telephone Co, Fargo, they have ar
ranged to supply the returns of the
primary elections this evening and
those returns wiz cover Clay. Willxin
and Becker counties. The returns
from Wilkin and Becker will be re-
turned through Breckenridge and De-
troit these points having made ar
rangements to receive returns from
their country precincts.
In order that the crowd which
will naturally be interested in the
outcome, may receive information as
1t comes in, bulletins will be sup
Piled regularly at the Columbia ho-
tea as rapidly as they are received.
The polls do not close until d.
m, so that it will be rather late be-
fore anything like decisive figures ara
at hand, but there will be figures
which will be mighty interesting. even
early in the game.