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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
North Dakota Kernels

Don't forget the coal supply.
me division Of Morton county ma,
be delayed.
| be delayed.
900
The Dickinson EIks gave a success
tul ladies' night
90
The Dickey girls have CLASSY
basketball team.
~ 900
la, Inc cruel war in Pembina county
VIII soon be over.
Dickinson wilI Yg FAN for .ao4s...
wrestling match"
Casselton is getting in shape to have
electric lights once more.
~ 900
There seems to be some run in the
Wells county campaign.
coo
Ihe northern part of Cavalier conn
~ IS being rapidly developed.
Morton county will vote on pro
position to aid the county fair.
%S$>S&
Williams county has broken into the
game with trip,etJ-all three girls.
Editor Fyles OF Minor i hoa..,,.
home. fsi''
Ihe Steele Ozone says that CON
gresham Gronna was well received At
that point. ~
90
Mott and Flasher editors phb,ishad |
pictures Of the ftst trains reacbing
their towns,
The Edgeley Mail hears there NAV
oe both new morning and evening
paper in Fargo $50
Down in LaMoure county the leg /
slative records of opposing candidates
Ire being compared,
N<S@
There will be a great time In Minot
when all the details of the booze
iwiping deal come out.
@4|
Ihe politicians are certainly going
ONE now-and the candidates are trv-
ng to prove to the public they are
reat sprinters
90 Il
Governor Burke isn't working his
cad off for some of his associates on
ne democratic ticket-according to
ne or two of the candidates.
S%@s /
one of the lamest excuses of de-
nquents when they stop their sub
2riptions--is that they already have I
iore papers than they can read.
900 a
Editor Culver of The Forman indie b
andent doesn't promise to revolution
e anything-but assures his readers
will make an effort to issue live p
ewspaper. il
In some sections Of the state the VI
achers are endeavoring to make the m
llcren take greater interest In
wspapers-and keep posted on cur
mt events. is
Commenting on the fact the so per -
mt clause of the primary law was HI
locked, out, The Maddox Standard OF
sists there are many other features
at should be eliminated
600. tc
Some of the editors who were dem G
rats before coming to North Dakota es
ID for expediency's sake patmed OF
off as republicans after az
Irds-have appeared this fall in their ST
lie colors. ps
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

Halloween parties are all the rage
bags.
The pool halls were raided u
jamestown.
90
Seed fax win be in great demand
next spring.
The time for chicken shooting is
growing short.
Catholic fairs aTe on. Dickinson
has one this week.
Jimmie Foley added Williston to a
lists of conquests.
Lisbon will see that humane laws
are properly enforced.
~a@&
Corn growing contests in Williams
county attract a lot of attention.
900
Cass and Richland county farmers
grew a great deal of corn this year.
@@@
Many newspapers are well filed
with cuts Of the political candidates.
go
Minot got lot OF adverse adver-
tising out of the beer stealing episode.
BeIheld got the drop on the rest az
the state by giving the first masquer-
ade bali.
The Stanley sun was a tribe late
In the publication of the oficial vote
Of Mountrail
The New Rockford Transcript is do
ng some boosting for the development
If that section of the state.
Two men were arrested for dishing |
tut booze at wind-up celebration at |
strawberry Lake, Mclean county.
600
1t is reported that there are three /
Jncle Toms Cabin companies in the /
tate. That's worse than an election.
go
Stanley donated a 800 foot site for
he new courthouse for Mountrail
ounty-if the town retains the coun-
Y seat.
Palermo offered the second story of
building for a courthouse-free for
even years-if Palermo is given the
ounty seat
900
Ihe people of Mott are still congrat-
latlng themselves on the excellence |
their celebration. They are entit-
d to great deal of credit, all right {
@@G IS
There has been great rejoicing along J
e line Of the Fargo Minot cut-off of
e Great Northern over the assur-
ices of President Hill the work will
resumed in the spring.
coo
Vandals at Mott smeared black
int on some of the nice white build 0
gs. There should be some adequate q
rporal punishment for an idiot who il
'uld disffgure new buildings in that {,
amer. n
Editor Maltby of The Forman News n
forced to break in new opposition I,
ltor. He shouldn't mourn over that d
lust think what a time The Forum a,
S had with the quick change artists / q,
the morning publication in Fargo. :,
900 =
K. RI. Fadden Is again the sole edi- ;,
and proprietor of The Neche !.
ronotype. Mcintyre sold his inter- =
after short residence on this side
the line and has returned to Cam
a. Fadden makes The Chronotype
me SO brightly he doesn't need s.
rtner Ia
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
The Theatres
Fargo operahouse.
Oct. 27.-The kissing Girl
Nov. 1.-THE SqEaw Man.

Harry Hermson, he of the tremend-
Gus fiat tuba voice, which rises in
great pillows Of sound above all else
IN the ensembles of The kissing Girl.
to be seen at the Fargo operahouse on
Thursday evening is one OF the operas
hits. He has two songs in the Won
Tilzer score that are particularly eff
fective and result in many encores
One is entitled Good Old German Beer
and the other On the b on the Rou-
on the Boulevard He has been a con-
spituous figure in many of the comic
opera success of the past Ave wears
personally, ne lis an all-round good fell
low. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
William Favsrsham.

The World and His Wife was pre-
scented in Fargo last evening by Will
lam Faversham and his excellent COM
pany. II Is powerful drama and was
ably put on Mr.. Faversham is most
happily cast. His greatest opportunity
comes In the last act where his de-
nunciation of the scandal mongers is
so magnificently done the audience re-
fused to leave till II paid parting
tribute of appreciation to the stars
great work. The curtain was raised
again and again
Julie Opp as Donna fedora is splen.
did in the diff1cult role. ri Cooner
Cliffe gave a most finished presenta-
ton of the husband. His facial ex-
preston was perfect. Frank Hollins
as the English captain. was the only
relief from the seriousness of the pro-
duction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
VOLUME xxxill, NO. as5.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
E4 Manuel hasn't come back.

E4 Manuel hasn't come back.
R9' One continuous round of elections
in North Dakota.
E4 The political campaign will be hot
stuff from now till the finish.
&3' 1t was the Irish against the Dutch
with Philadelphia after the Chicago
cubs.
a. Who knows-if WeIlman hadn't
taken the cat, perhaps he couldn't have
come back?
f@' The English people have a more
direct method of prosecuting criminals
than the U. S.
k3 Two old familiar names recently
broke into public print-Wellman and
Alton B. Parker.
workers-and the ladies who took in
hand washing were worked over time
"a 1t is now complained the Florida
orange crop was destroyed by frost
In North Dakota the orange blossom,
crop seems to be a bumper.
h9 Cool milk is healthier than tba
tactical huid that is kept in overheated
places. It can be Kept cool in North
Dakota--in the winter time.
S4 Yesterday The Forum had an edi-
torial on dust-and it rained. If that
plan could have been worked last sum.
mer-the farmers of North Dakota
would have been compelled to build
strong boxes to contain their money.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
DIDN'T STAND PAT.

.. s. Senator AIdrich of Rhode Island
was struck the other day by street
car, 1t is safe bet the motornan was
an insurgent. Probably he felt that he
had a grievance because of the tariff
measure. In any event it was the firss
time on record that AIdrich didn't stand
pat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25
5ja BARGAINS.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

mess runs in my family"
The acquaintance swallowed an aw-
FIJI lump just then.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

DR.. Frances Connell Peake removed
to The Laing building. next to stone
Piano Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

Barlow Enterprise: Hon. C. A.
Johnson, the republican candidate for
governor. is man of exemplary char
aeter whose public and private life
is above reproach. In his long official
career he has shown fitness and ability,
and he is entitled to tho support of
every republican and independent vot
er in the state. His fight for clean
government in his home city. Miaot
shows what he will stand for in the
entire state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

R9' One continuous round of elections
In North Dakota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

S5 Cool milk is healthier than the
laeteal fluid that is kept in overheate6
places. 1t can be kept COOL in North
Dakota-in the winter time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

n4 The political campaign will be hot
stuff from now till the finish.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

&4 1t was the Irish against the Dutch
with Philadelphia after the Chicago
cubs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

~ Who knows-if WeIlrnan hadn't
taken the cat, perhaps he couldn't have
come back?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

h3 The English people have a more
direct method of prosecuting criminals
than the U. S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

We Iowa had strike of the laundry
Workers-and the ladies who took in
hand washing were worked over time
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

kS 1t is now complained the Florida
orange crop was destroyed by frost.
In North Dakota the orange blossom
crop seems to be a bumper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-25

S@' Two old familiar names recently
broke into public print-Wellman and
Alton B. Parker.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
BENEIFES STccFSSop

The political results of the death Of
the NeGls Negusti have been largely
discounted 10y The protracted Illness of
Menelek. Tor more than YEAR his
death had been regarded as imminent
and every possible preparation was
therefore made. under his own maStcrful
direction, for a. and for ill., inevitable
consequences. The chief Of these prep
ar&tioEs was, of course. the selection If
q successor 10 the throne, there being
no heir apparent and the law of sue
ccssion being largely dependent upon
The will Of the Emperor and the acqui-
cScence of the tributary kings.
II viii be recalled that the Emperor
Theodore, who WAS conquered hy Ma
Vier of Magdala. was formerly RaS of
Amhara. He was succeeded by John
III. HaS Of Tigre. and hc IN turn, WAS
succeeded hy MeHclek. Ras of Shoa.
There are several ambitious men among
ih" present rascs. any OF whom wouli
probably bC glad 10 assume The dignity
Hnd power of NccuS NegliSti. Th,. most
Influential of these however is Ras
Michael who j. married 80 Meneicl,' ;
daughter, Wsizaro, md II was the son
of this couple. Prince Lidi YcaSsu. whom
Men"leh nearly year ago proclaimed
aS hiS heir Iresumpiivc This youns
l,an il now about eighteen Years old
and j. reported to be q competent and
highly promising youth. IN addition %
'oinS the grandson and designated heir
~ Meneick. he has further fortified his
political status by marrying a grand
daughter Of The late Emperor John H..
Il seems probable, therefore. that he
viii succeed Ia the throne and hold his
liiacc without scI1ouS opposition
Abyssinia does not rank among the
great powers or even The second class
powers Of The world. get Il il by no
means destitute of interest or impor-
tancc The antiquity of its civilization
and government, indeed, makes IL z
muh historic interest while it, geo
graphical position invests il with much
importance Great Britain. France and
Italy have entered into q triparitc com
pact which defines their spheres of in.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
YEARS WORK FOR CHILDREN
Superintendent of Children's Society
Reports Notable Betterment

The New York Society for the Preyen-
tion Of Cruelty 10 Children. Incorporated.
made public yesterday the report OF it's
work accomplished during the year 1909.
Figures quoted by the superintendent show
the notable increase in tho work Of the
society since its inception
Last year l.. 499 complaints came in $50
children were placed I'm homes and e1sS
were looked after I'm the society's rooms
Tho money collected from pecunlous par
ents Of children committed 20 institutions
by the court amounted To SaS.a5f 65. and
the total collected and turned over to the
city since the introduction OF the system
was S77. .2lS s.
Tho superintendent In his report saws.
"ln Juvenile population OF over 500 Ooo
children under sixteen years OF age. beine
Increased annually by .G.C0O foreigners nm
der fourteen years IL Is not surprisIne-
that h,i9i We're during tho year arraiened
at our Chtdren's Court Their offences in
cluded every childish indiscre;iou. r,u,h
delinquency resulting tro.a mlsunder.
standing OF the law. from the terrible tene-
ment house congestion. which besets Grim.
and immortality and from lack OF health
iui exercise In the hours after school and
on holidays llo also tavors establish.
ment OF parks aud Fairgrounds 10 keen
children's minds certred ON innocent ana
educational pleasures. claiming they will DO
more than rclcrmatory TO reduce delin-
| quency,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
a WEDDING.

Miss Della Minton was married 70 AIAs'
ton u. Converse last evening az the noll'
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs FRANCIS -
Minton. No. IS5 Washington Park. Br00"
lyn The Rev. Or. Z. Mason Clarke a.
the Rev. Or. Lyman Abbott pcr'ornieo -
ceremony. which was followed BY al
reception. Miss Florence Martin, OF b'0ON
Iyn, was the brides only attendant az
Frederic Il. Davis. OF WlHchenGoA N''.-
Was tho best man. Acting as usnefa
Or. Louis Cross. of Winchendon ofo'.s
tn-law of the bridegroom. Who toOA
place OF Nelson ID. White. George 49, 49,
also OF winchendon: Carl Weston oi 80,
iamstown, Mass. and Ogden M'N'0n' a
brides brother. The bridegroom W -.
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morton =, .st
verse, OF Wincheudon. Mass was sFse of
from Harvard in 1900 tie Is press'7n' -
the Massachusetts state Autonoois' -
citation. and is also interestea In aeF1si "'
CATION. ,,...,, today
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse viii sal III
I'm the Carpathla for Naples. TAes ~,
srend two months touring in italy,
and Switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
AN uNHEEpEp WARNING.
ditor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The vote in the Senate yesterday
cOnvictinS ,Iotham y. Aids Of having ac-
ccpted bride and his quitting under fire
just before the vote was taken lend a
peculiar force 20 an editorial printed in The
Tribune on January I under the caption
Mr.. Aids Unavailable" u was d warning
hich should have been needed. and had
due attention been paid to ii the Senate
would not haze facing it tine explanation OF
how it came about that such a man was
elected TO he the leader OF the party in
the upper house at Albany. Was It fore
sight or spirit of prophecy which prompt
ed the writer In speaking OF the proposed
distinction OF Mr.. Aids, to say: The party
would be weaker before the public during
the coming session with Mr.. Aids as leader
and would enter d difficult state campaign
with dereliction to explain away and to
apologize for?
Whichever IT was, the force OF the re-
mark must be apparent at this time 10
those who passed IL over when il vas pub
ished as being either a piece Of politics or
a personal attack, and il is to be hoped that
some who disregarded 1T then will remem-
her it how and not he co 'sot in their
ways in the future. B..
New York, March 80, 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

"NOTORTOUSLY UNFIT"

Corporation Counsel Watson did what
The Tribune has urged the city admin
istration 10 do when b. wrote TO JUS
tice Davis protesting against the ap-
pOintmenc Of Haffen as Il condemnation
commissioners. The responsibility for
the condemnation abuses il divided be-
tween the city officials and The courts,
for both have been responsible for rec
o,nmending or making improper appoint
nents 10 these commissions and either
could have put an end 10 the abuse,
The advantage of such protest as Mr..
Watson has made Is that il fixes respon-
sibility where it belongs.
Public opinion will agree with Mr..
Watson that Haflen is beyond question
nOtori0GS,y unfit" 4 man who has been
removed from Office for maladministra-
tion and failure 70 protect the interests
~ the city is the last man who should
be appointed condemnation commits
sioner. even though he is competent
engineer and did receive the suffraseS of
number Of citizens in the recent cleo
tion.
But ~hen the reasons for Haffens re-
moYal are taken into consideration his
peculiar Unfitness becomes even more
apparent. The attitude Of this new con
demnation commissioner toward polit-
ical real estate iobbery was shown 10y
the Governors finding as 10 his part in
the proceedings under which Hunts
Point PARK. assessed at Si.:;O0. was ac-
quired by the city N S211, ,op0, and aS
10 the building of CiaSon'S Point Road
10 benefit the property OF q real estate
company in which he and his friends
were Interested. These two causes for
his removal embody the very kind OF
jobbery, waste Of The public money and
disregard of the ci;y's interests that
have made condemnation proceedings i
crying scandal.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PEOPLE and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
ITrom Ths Tribune bureau J


Washington. March so.-The Secretary OF
the Navy, after a visit 10 the White House.
said that The President had promised 70 at
tend the launching of the Dattleship Florida
at the New York Navy Yard on May l..
Tho President shOok hands with more
ti.an one thousand school teachers and
pupils from Maine and Vermont There
VIII be no more handshakinS receptions at
the White House this spring. This an
nouncement was made after to-day'S crush
at the executive offices.
William h. Stone, OF Baltimore. recently
nominated as Collector OF the Port a: Bal
timore, has been exonerated by the Presi-
dent. after a thorough Investigation of the
charges fled about two weeks ago. The
Senate was informed that Air. Stones nom
nation was TO stand
Mr. Taft viii attend the funeral to-mor-
row afternoon OF Associate Justice David
j. Brewer.
Commissioners Black. McIlhenny and
Washburn OF the Civil Service Comnis-
sion. have been asked by the President TO
report to hirI whether chief deputy mar
shals should be exempt frem the classified
service.
Miss Helen Taft left here ttls afternoon
for Bryn Mawr. Miss Grace Henry, Of
New York. who has been Miss Taft's guest.
has returned to her home, and L'EaSeI
Hartridgc. l.. King and John Even. class-
mates of Robert Taft, have returned to
Yale. Robert and Charles Taft viii leave
here tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
imnSemenM.
~ Ni-sIc-s- T1velfth Night.

ac.;oFAlY OF MUsIC-s-TN elfth Night
,iIfAMRR RA-c-S-Naudcviie
AefsRlC AN --2-S-A AauccNille
NSaOR--S .l5-SeVcu Day.
ai-,.a SlNl--S .lS---Just Mlfc-
BIJOU--S .2e-Thc Lottery Man. -,
7sFRNAIaNA NN-S .ls-Thc Jolly tsachelofs
CASINO S:l5--Thc Chocolate solder
ssaf tnNIA..-2-S- Vaudeville.
,,S.1rsRlON- =. 81 The Bachelors Behy,
llA..NfS- : .3O--The Mhirlwiuc
l.I5fJN I-SEE.-Worlt IN M0A-
lN9lRk-S 10 MIDI Chaunei
q AIl-rY- -S.lA-T'AC Fortune ticn -.
GARDEN -S--S-Thc la.acc ~ aN,,ss, r.sxu
,;AERICEI- .2o-Ihc Gin llc Couidh Ne~~e
.sl.6IsI:" S.i5'-l,he ola Town.
HACEErl-2 rs Ia son 81 ,.;.,,,e IyS
uVRAl.D SQUARES 10 The Nankee Sl...i
plpIpDR ME--.-s-A Trip a Japan Aha'''
no Earth. the Ballet ~ JeWois.
lfT-TNSON -S:2O-A l.uchy star ,.,
IRVING pLACE-S;i' Die Fo-eTs,er ,illsss. SnIsss
kNTtSERRDt'kEIt-S- -phe hoi4sG 'i'i-~'
fFRFHT'N Tho Arcaoiaus.
iSfl.I- -Al-S .lS-Pillars ot Soclc4-
ls-f,lt-- .is-rhe CITY. -.
,;hHIsoN SQUARE, GAKDEH-e:I''--s rs
NANINT r,ITIoT7vs 'rIIEArEE--S:ls :ls,-suf-
frsr, Benefit = .S0-'chc Passing ot tA'
Trifa Floor l0ck ,-, ,,.....,
,tl,,'rll,l. .SS04N EAll.- S;,5--Niol In Sec''Sa,
MT.rsoIOi.rAS OPERA hotsl---e-Ae
-, RSN,sTi,T,,,h ans l5-Maoasne \.
N-,srv ma -.-QiE Tho AW-lilenlng o.
Vols.r. Tt. pipe ~ Desire ana hungary
-. Sis,e! Beatrice and Brand.
NCW YORK -l5-- briEht ESes;
WAr-5oRF'- ASTORIA -S-II8rp concert
NKAfI.At.l[t~ N-ia-- Alias Jimmy AslehCNe-
. ,--lsT,l-i2'S' $40 --Nhorc There's 3 VIII
r-IsSr T.Np-s 0. Mr. Hamlet OF Broao"sS.