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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18

pressed in every quarter that the ship
VIII arrive safely andthat the daunt-
less explorer will continue on the last
leg of his journey to New Zealand
where he is expected to arrive IN Oc-
tober
From Lyttleton, N. T., according to
the plans of Captain Scott when he
left England on June /, he will set sail
in a southerly direction for Cape
Royd. From Cape Royd the expedition
VIII be largely on sledge and afoot
although If conditions are favorable
Captain Scott may be bale to steam
to McUrdo sound.
Every Englishman pins his faith to
the dauntless Antartic explorer, who
this year, backed by his past expe-
riences in the Antartic regions, will
expend every effort in an attempt to
reach the south 1sole.
SCOTS EXPEDITION of 1902 reached
the point farthest south up to that
time and not until Lieutenant Shack
elton placed the queens flag at a point
Ill milea Lrom the south pole in 1908
was his record broken.
The contest for Antartic honors
between Lieutenant ShackeIton and
Captain Scott has been most unique.
Both, men are extremely popular at
home in military circles Both are
comparatively youngsSsactive men and
both are intensely enthusiastic over
the race for the south pole and the
honor of England. . N..
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st. Paul Bank President Nipped
for Speeding
NO OPTION OF A fine
AFTER RUNNING INTO A RIG,
FRANK w. WATERMAN MADE
AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM
TWO MOTORCYCLE coPs-eETs
THIRTY DAYS.

st. Paul, MINI, Aug. Is.--Frank w.
Waterman, president of the Ramsey
County State bank, was given a
straight sentence of thirty days in the
workhouse without the option Of a
fine by Judge Finehout in police court
today for speeding his automobile in
the city limits above the limit allowed
by law.
Waterman and a companion were
returning from Minneapolis last nighc
and near the corner of Milton and
University avenues ran into a buggy
containing two men. The buggy was
upset and the occupants slightly in
jured.
After the accident Waterman at
tempted to get away from two motor
cycle policemen who saw the collision,
but was later caught
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Continued on Page Six.
MISSING MINOT
BOY IS FOUND
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS HoVEY
SECURES POSSESSION OF
ROGERS LAD.

Ml1ot N. d., Aug. 1s.--Rublic ADJ
ministrator Clark Hovey has secured
possession of Walter Rogers and the
Lad is now on his way to Fargo, where
he will be placed in the children's
home.
Walter disappeared several days ago
and the police have been making every
effort to locate the lad. 1t was thought
that friends of Rogers had spirited the
boy away, and that it was their in
tention to keep the public admins
traitor from carrying out the courts
order by placing Walter in the chill
dren's home where the two sisters were
taken last week
Ed Kelly and Dan Dougherty located
the boy at the home of Pauline Norris,
about eight miles from Foxholm, and
he was brought to Minot and turned
over to Mr. Hovey yesterday afternoon.
According to the boys story his
fs Their tol6him that he was going to
the Norris farm to work in the nay
field The boy started out to join his
father; he walked to Burlington, stole
a ride on the train to Foxholm and
finally found his way to the Norris
farm. No one there knew that the Of
flcers were searching for the boy. II
some manner Ed Kelly and Dan
Dougherty discovered the boys where
abouts and yesterday they went to the
Norris farm and brought the lad to
Minot. Mr.. Hovey had offered re-
ward of $25 for the boys return, and
this will be claimed. Mr.. Hovey has
departed for Fargo with the boy.
Inquiry at the children's home brings
the information that Mr.. Hovey ana
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TROOPS FIGHTING
FIRES SHIFTED
BULLETIN.

Upon the receipt of alarming
news late this afternoon concerning
fires near Butte Falls, Wash, Gen.
eral Wood, chief of staff Of the
army ordered two companies sent
to the national forests near that
place for fire lighting duty.
A little later reports came to the
department. that new fires had de-
vcloped In the forests near Mis-
soula, Mont, and that a request
was made for troops. They will be
sent at once.
General Howe, commanding rhe
department of the Dakotas las ask
ed that troops assigned to Fort
William, Henry Harrison, but now
attending maneuvers at American
lake, be returned to fort near Hele-
ma, Mont, in order that they may
be available for immediate duty in
lighting fires. The war department
issued order requested by General
Howe.
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memory Of
WASHINGTON
IS HONORED
Statue Of Great American Pre-
Sented to France
State Of Virginia Is Donor Of
Splendid Gift
James Mann Makes Brilliant
Presentation Speech

versailles, France, Aug. 1S--Iu Ma
poleon hall of the chateau of Versailles
in the presence of the French minister
of war, General Brun; the French am
bassador to the United States, M.
Jusserand, and his wife; and the
American ambassador, Robert Bacon,
and Mrs. Bacon, the bronze copy OF
Houdon's celebrated statute Of wash
ington in the state house at Rich
mond, Va, presented by state of vir-
ginia to French republic, was today
dedicated.
Among those present were: the
Marquis de Lafayette, members Of the
French mission which presented to
America the statute of Rochambeau,
now at Washington, and former
United States Senator Nathan r. Scott
OF West Virginia, General Brun, who
presided spoke of the statute as the
greatest work of the greatest French
sculptor Of the Eighteenth century.
Col James Mann, chairman 0@Avir-
ginia commission, delivered the speech
of presentation. State Senators Don
+. dalsey and F.. w. King Of Virginia
also made addresses on behalf OF
the state of Virginia
The grandest name in all the
history of America Is that of
George Washington and the history of
all the nations gives us none that is
grander," said James Mann, chairman
of the Virginia commission, in the
course Of his address at Versailles to-
day in presenting to the people of
France on behalf OF Virginia a bronze
copy of Houden's statue of Washing
ton. The original of the statue stands
In the state capitol at Richmond.
Mr.. Mann recounted the splendid
deeds of the father of his country"
both in war and in peace and paid fit-
ting tribute TO the illustrious French
men who aided America in it's struggle
for liberty. I'VE remember always"
he said, that but for the aid of France
Continued on Page six.
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Chicago Aviator Creating SEN
sation in Europe
MACHINE BROKE DOWN TODAY
MENTIONED IN THE DISPATCHES
YESTERDAY AS A sPANIARD
BUT PROVED TO BE AN AMERI-
cAN--WAs LITTLE KNOWN -
BEEN FLYING BUT A MONTH,

Chatham, England, Aug. 1S.-John
B. Moissant, the Chicago aviator. who
is attempting to fly from Paris to
London, descended for the second time
near here today, breaking the propeller
nd part of the frame of his machine
making the second landing. The
u m parts must be replaced from
~ md resumption Of the fight
t. IN before tomorrow is i'm
pro Neither Moissant nor his
mech are injured in the accident
MoisA las mentioned yesterday
In the q, catches as a Spaniard, but
this was because of the mystery sur
rounding his identity. He proved to
be, when questioned. young aviator
from Chicago, His feat of crossing the
channel with a passenger in his car
is the sensation of Europe. He has
been flying only a month.
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MORE JURORS
APPROACHED
Making Travesty of Law Says
Judge Kersten

Chicago, Aug. 18.-Judge Kersten. in
whose court Lee O'Neil Browne is I'D
for retrial on charge OF buying votes
for Senator Lorimer, was compelled
today to dismiss six more veniremen.
This makes Ill veniremen dismissed
from the last three panels upon their
own statements that they have been
approached" with reference to their
possible service as jurors.
Il do not know who is tamperine
with the veniremen," said the court.
Il do not take sides, but some one
Is doing corrupt work. / sincerely
hope we will find out who is guilty and
that they will be brought to the bar of
justice. They are making a travesty
of the administration of the law"
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WEBERG WANTS
ANOTHER TRIAL
MAN CONVICTED OF NUMBERING
SWEETHEART AT PARK RIVER
SAYS HE HAS NEW
TESTIMONY.

Grafton, N. D., Aug. 1s.-Otto We
berg, who was convicted in the district
court Of this county some years ago
for the murder of his sweetheart in
the diningroom OF Park River hotel,
desires to have Lis case reviewed. He
has written to j. A. Heder, of Minot,
formerly Of this city, and who was as
ISOLATED with z. r. Sinkler in the de-
Tense of Weberg. The convict claims
that he has new testimony that win
throw a different light on his case and
wants to talk the matter over with his
former attorneys
Weberg Is woi King Ia the peniten-
tiary bakery at present and states that
he is well treated by the prison of
ficials and is as contented as possible
In confinement.
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TOOK POISON
BY MISTAKE
VIM. F. Marley Dies Sudden
ly Near Erie

Casselton, N. D., Aug. 1S.-Wm. F.
Marley of this city died suddenly near
Erie at noon today, supposedly from
the effects of strychnine, which he is
said to have taken by mistake, He
was young man and less than week
ago took out a policy in the Independ-
ent Order of Foresters.
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GAYNOR PASSED
RESTFUL. night

New York, Aug. 1s.-Mayor Gaynor
passed a good night and was com
Portable, the physicians said, this
morning, after they had came from
the sick room of the wounded execu-
tive. DR.. Lederle, New York health
commissioner, announced the follow
ing bulletin at $3.50 this morning:
'The mayor has passed a comfort
able night. He is sleeping soundly.
His temperature, pulse and respira-
ton are normal
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MONTT FUNERAL
Held in BERLIN

Bremen, Germany, Aug. 18.-The
funeral of late Pedro Montt of Chilli
who died here Aug. 16, while on his
way to Carlsbad for medical treat
ment, will be held in Berlin. The date
has not yet been fixed. The body of
the late president will be sent. to Ber-
lin tomorrow, accompanied by a
guard of honor. Madame Montt and
her sister started for Berlin today.
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Beverley, Mass, Aug. 1s.-Ref1ect-
Ing the views of the administration, 1t
is generally believed Representative
Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, today
gave out a statement in which he says
he villa never Auppor& speaker Cannon
again and thaS he does not believe Mr..
Cannon ever can be reelected. This
is regarded as the actual beginning of
the reaAEight on Cannon.
1t has been regarded as a significant
fact that Longworth had been called
into all OF she recent conferences of
8 political character held by President
Taft. Longworth was present yester-
day afternoon when the president and
vice president talked together. 1t was
reported then that statement adverse
to Cannon was being prepared in quar-
teTs close to the administration, and
1t was also intimated that Sherman,
who. like Longworth, has always been
supporter of Cannon, has become
reconciled to the fact that Cannon
must go.
There may be further significance
In the fact that S4onFR.
worth is going to Oysters Bay on Sat.
urday to spend several days with his
father-i n-law, Colonel Roosevelt. The
fact that he is going to Oyster Bay
Is taken here to mean that close UNI
Outstanding between Beverly and
Oyster Bay as to recent events in
New York Is to be reached.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
BOY DRAGGED IN SEA
TIED IN CANVAS SACK.

Mobile, Ala, Aug. Is. - The
! United States marshal has been
authorized to arrest ]. Harry
Sleeves of the fishing smack Ara
bella and the entire crew, charged
with infiicting corporal punishment
on John Roguls, a 15-year- old boy.
The boy alleges that the master
and crew marooned him on an un-
inhabited island in the Gulf Of
Mexico after beating him and drag
ging him in the sea behind the
stern of the vessel, tied in a can
vas sack.
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AUTO UPSETS;
man IS KILLED

st. Louis. Mo-, Aug. 1s.-Charles G.
Morris was killed when an automobile
in which he was riding missed the APP
proach of small bridge early today
in st. Louis county and somersaulted
into creek beneath. Three of his
companions, badly injured, are in
hospital.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
ADMITSKILLING HIS
wife With HAMMER

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 1s.-PhiIip
Ashby last night sought the sheriff
OF Benton county to Camden and con-
fessed to numbering his wife and
burning the body with their home in
this county. He says he Drained his
wife with hammer, and claims he
was demented at the time. Neighbors
had believed his story that she was
unable to escape from the burning
house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
BUSINESS DEAL
SAYS M MURRAY
MAN WHO SECURED 10 PER CENT
CONTRACT FROM INDIANS
GOES ON STAND
TODAY.

Sulphur. Okla, Aug. 1s,--J. r. Nc
Murray. whose contracts with the In
dams allowed him 10 per cent attor-
neys fees on the sale Of sSo,oOO,O 600
worth of land. is the subject OF an
investigation by congress, went on the
stand before the special congressional
committee today. McMurray described
his contracts as "a plain business
DEAL"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
SKULL FRACTURED;
MAN MAY SURVIVE

Grafton, N D., Aug. 1s.--With hia
skull fractured BY blow from pull
ley. Dan Mcmahon, 80 years old.
walked from the scene OF the accident
into the livery barn at which he was
employed and later walked to the or
fee Of local phys.c.an two blocks
distant. A surgical examination
showed that his head near the right
ear had been literally ground up, and
in the operation that followed several
pieces OF the bone were removed.
Later Mcmahon regained conscious
nees He may recover.
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Washington, d. c.. Aug. 1s.--New
forest fires in Oregon and Washing
ton called forth today by the direction
Of the war department shifting OF
the troops now in the northwest in
order to give the most service in
fighting the fires. The forest fire sit
uation In Glacier National Park in
Montana, is we'll In hand, according to
a telegram received today by Acting
Secretary Pierce Of the interior de-
partment from Chief Clerk Ticker,
who arrived in the new park to assist
In directing the lighting of the flames.
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Rome, Aug. 1S.--The cause of the
epidemic of cholera which Is now pre-
vailing in some Of the towns and vii
lagos of the province OF Baridelle Pug
lie, has not been oflciaIly determined.
BY some its origin is attributed to a
tribe Of Gypsies who have been wand
ering through the district, by others
to party Of Russians from Odessa.
who went to Bari to visit the relics
of their patron saint, Saint Nicholas
and afterwards camped about the
province sight seeing.
They employed for washing their
clothes, buckets used in drawing drink
ing water from the wells and in this
way may have contaminated the water
supply in many districts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
SAY MEN SET FIRES TO
GET JOBS FIGHTING THEM.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 1s.-Forest
service officials are known to have
obtained direct evidence that seri-
Gus forest fires in the northwest
have been set by men who later
secured employment as fire fight
ers. 1t is believed this became a
common practice in many districts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
EARTH TREMORS
ARE RECORDED

Washington, D. G., Aug. 1s,-The
seismograph at Georgetown university
recorded slight earth tremors today.
They lasted thirty-four minutes. The
disturbance was SO slight that the To-
cation was indefinite, but 1t probably
was to the southward d distance Of
about 1000 miles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
NICK LONGWORTH
CUTS OUT Cannon
SoosEvELT's soN-lN-LAW SAYS
HE CAN NEVER SUPPORT
CANNON AGAIN,

psnville, Ill.,, Aug. 1s.-speaker
Cannon, when shown the dispatch
from Beverly regarding the state
nnent given out by Representative
Loneworth, said:
"Mr. Cannon declines to answer
any statement which Mr.. Nicholas
Longworth may or may not have
made until he sees IL. do not
answer any statements which
believe to be fakes that mis-
chievous parties make.
at is time enough for me to
answer the president Of the United
States II he has any statement to
make touching. on the republican,
Isn Of the speaker of the house
of representatives when he makes
that statement under his own
hand.
~ will not fight windmiIls filled
by breezes blown from the lungs
OF political or personal enemies or
towards"
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London, Eng, Aug 1s-In spite of
the anxiety felt for Captain Scotts
Antartic expedition ship, the Tercpa
Neya which is now several days over
due at Cape town, confidence is ex-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
ITALY ALSO HAS
CHOLERA SCOURGE
GYPsgES AND WANDERING RUS.
SLAMS BOTH BLAMED FOR
SPREAD OF EPI-
DEMIC,

Bari. Italy, Aug. 1s.-The latest
report of the outbreak of the
Asiatic cholera, which has begun
in the province of Bardelle, Pug
lie, shows that there have been In
all thirty three deaths.
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Inquiry at the children's home brings
the information that Mr.. Hovey ana
the lad have not yet arrived in this city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-18
THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Friday:
warmer Friday, Barometer, 1885,,
maximum temperature, 76; minimum
temperature. 40.
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Continued on Page six.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-01-27

and after supper which were thor
oughly enjoyed by an
County surveyors uoao survey.
ing across tho poyetJo river for q
new wagon bridge
Revival meetings arc being held
in Che Bop church this week by
Rev A. Franklin Colycr, of Di-
Ion, Montana
The Ladies' Aid of tho Congrc-
gadoual church met with Mrs.
Swotmau Wednesday afternoon.
The annual masquerade ball is
TO BE held in the Pioneer Hall
Friday cyonjug, JANUARY 2Sth 1t
is stated chat costumes viii be
here 60 be rented io the occasion
Monday and Tuesday evenings
were enjoyed by many at the come
ic opera which has been here for
tow days.
Mr. and Mrs Bged, OF ColoIado
arrived horo last week 20 look ior.
"a location Mrs Reed sister.
OF Mrs, 4. W NJ Day.
M and Mrs Hall who have
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Notice.

Payette Bench Melon Growers As
ISOLATION Limited,
Notice is hereby given that the an.
uual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Payette Bench Melon Growers
ssociation Ltd. Will be held at the Y.
NJ. c. A. building in Payette, Idaho,
&c the hour of 1880 p. m, Saturday.
February .. 1910.
II. E. SMITH. Secretary.
Dated at Payette, Idaho, Jan. Is, 1910
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Estnyed.-Black pony with ha)-
ter ON, got away nightof Jan. ith.
Branded NJ on lef, stille. Return
or notify Bert Ncnablc and get
paid for trouble.
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Drop In az the Edslon auy evening
and see a show worth me price. Ten
cents.
We still have apples. Tho Payotte
Valley Real Estat Agency.
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Don't fail TO see ont prices OF
shoes Al winter goods must b,
closed out John w. Sur.
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FUZZ JOHNSON
SURPRISES TALENT

Cleveland, August 9.-Favorites had an
other good day in the grand circuit races
today al North Randall. In only one
event were the forecasts upset.
That was in the concluding race, when
Fuzz Johnson, a black stallion by The
Baron Shell, driven by Frank Jones OF
Memphis, beat Louis W. Winans' chest
nut mare Dora after a hard struggle
The event was the 2:15 trot and -four
heats were Necessary before Fuzz john
son was finally decided the winner.
The $1,000 Edwards stake went to The
Able The time was 2:O4 fat a new
mark for The Able. who made 2:O415 at
Detroit last week.
Country Jay kept up his great record at
kalamazoo and Detroit by jogging home
an easy victory in both heats of the 2:0S
trot.
Lou Billings, 5 years old. trotter, by A.
MeKerron, 2:o4lA and Lou Dillon, 1:5Sls,
was driven mile in 2;12s4 by John Dick
erson, with a runner as pace maker.
Summaries:
2:1O pace, purse $500, three in five: Earl
Jr. gr g., by the Earl won ". A, br.
g., second; Hal Direct CHI. M, third
Best time, 2:06l2.
The Edwards stakes, 2;14 pace, purse
$1,000, three-heat plan: The Able, blk s.
by Chimes, won; Evelyn W, b. m, sec
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GRANT FRANCHISE
TO NEW RAILROAD
Road Will Connect Selma With
Birmingham District
WANT MORE PAVEMENTS
Asphnlt-More Street Lights to BE
Installed-Negro Lives With
Broken Neck

Selma, August Especial. )-Catching
step with the spirit of advancement that
has dawned for Selma, the city council
Monday night granted unanimously the
franchise asked by Ernest Lamar and as
scciates for the railroad that is to tar
the coal and mineral fields and at Bir-
mingha mjoin Selma directly with the
great west and northwest
After the regular routine business
Chairman Leva, of the committee to
whom had been referred the ordinance
introduced by Ernest Lamar and asso-
ciates at a subsequent meeting, reported
an amendment for the ordinance that
had been introduced and with a few
words of explanation from Mr.. Lamar
who said that the amendment was en-
tirely satisfactory to him and his asso-
ciates, the ordinance, upon motion OF
Councilman Franelich, was adopted.
The amendment which was made to the
ordinance by the committee to which II
had been referred was such as will pro-
tect Selma for the next few years if the
road is not constructed. The ordinance
which was adopted embraces eight long
sections, in many of which there are a
number of paragraphs. and which ex-
plains the purposes and the rights of way
and terminal grants which Ernest Lamar
and associates want in Selma.