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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
FIRST FARGO-MADE
AUTOMOBILE IS OUT
BISHOP q SON ARE DEMON
sTRATING TIE FIRST FARGO
MADE AUTOMOBILE TO FAIR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAR
IN ITS LINES AND HAS MANY
ORIGINAL FEATURES THAT ARE
SURE TO BE POPULAR.

It's here; the unexpected has
happened Fargo has an automobile
manufactured within it's borders and
hereafter North Dakotans will have
the opportunity to spend their money
for home made product, one that is
bound to be a success, too.
A. L. Bishop g. Son of this city are
exhibiting their first automobile, a
beautiful car with many original and
desirable features that seem sure to
make this car a popular seller The
Bishop car has a three cylinder two
cycle air cooled engine, the lubrica-
ton being supplied from a three gall
lon tank under the seat, by a force
feed pump with sight feed on the
dash. 1t is electric lighted throughout,
supplied from 100 hour storage bait
terry, the battery being charged by a
dynamo while the car, is in operation;
meter on the dash showing the rate
of charging and discharging of the
battery.
1t has a shaft drive. S4-inch wheel
with solid tire, 96-inch wheel base.
The operation of the Bishop car is
controlled entirely by two foot pedals,
doing away with all side levers, MAX
ing a car that is not only easy to get
in and out of, but one that is slightly
and remarkably easy to control as
well. In operation 1t is practically
noiseless and glides along over the
road with smoothness and wonderful
ease.
The Bishop car that is being ex-
hIbited is. is horse power, but the plan
is 10 manufacture nothing less than
80, it being possible to turn out a first
class car of that power at a moderate
price. The lines on which it is de-
signed are very attractive, the body
being made to accommodate a remov-
able rear seat, making it either four
passenger touring car or two-passen-
ger runabout as may be preferred. A
handsome brass rail on the rear, when
seat is removed, adds to its beauty and
utility.
The car Is hung on vanadium steel
springs and equipped with Hartford
shock absorber, SO that 1t is possible
to ride over rough roads or over small
obstacles without the least jar to the
passenger. The car as exhibited Is
fully equipped in line with the best
cars on the market and all in all is
something of which no Fargoan need
be ashamed.
Interested parties can see the Bishop
car at the Flower City gas engine dis.
pIav at the fair grounds, in charge OF
4. i. Bishop & Son. The number of
the car is 246. Every part of the car
is from designs worked out by Charles
Bishop and reflect great credit on the
designer
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

incubator this season, that one chicken
was brought forth in twelve days ana
eighty-one in twenty days. She named
the first chick Adam, and she says 1t
Is the liveliest one In the flock which
promises to be one OF good broilers.
The exhibit and demonstrations
from the Agricultural college in the
poultry building Is attracting great
deal or attentionit il interesting ns
well as instructive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

The new double track bridge built
over the Mississippi river at Clinton
Iowa. by the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad has length OF 1900 feet
but Its chief feature is the length and
manner of construction of the swing
ing span. This span is 400 feet lone
and ID swung on Its central pivot BY
means OF electric power supplied by a
power house on the shore and carried
to the bridge by means OF a submerged
cable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
Drink Habit Cured !, !. s You. ." s.%:
The cu Esa' ne~.In Three Days.

ey Vegetable and Perfectly Harmless Medicine Originated Compounded and
thoroughly Competent Physician, Internally
daytime Only Twenty-Five
Institute Hypodemi
Bond and Contract
Cure not Effected Three be
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

Training for housekeeping is woe
fully missing from our school system, !"
says an Ohio manufacturer. Is this
another covert attack on the biscuits
Of the woman's college graduate?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
ThA Winner.

It ID not the man who reaches the.
corner first who wins. but the man
who knows exactly what he IL going
to do when he reaches the corner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

Al. r. Moody, deLendrecie and the
Herbst stores will close at noon to-
morrow. Fargo and Afoorhead day at
She state fair.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

Casey--Next tonne Oh pass wild a
lady, Mulligan, ye'll take aft yer hat.
MnlIigan--An' suppose OF refuse?
Casey-Thon. be hivins. ven take AFT
yer coat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

II YOU have any grounds for COM
plant, dissolve them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
Strong Endorsement OF the Neal Cure
II. w. Byers
Attorney General of Iowa, Des Moines, Iowa

ITO Whom 1t May Concern;
! had friend here in Des Moines,
who, because of his drink habit his
business went to pieces and he became
what might be termed complete wreck
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28
Attendance Records Shattered at the Fair;
Dan Patch Day and Fine Weather Draw Crowds

Continued From Page one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-28

Call write today for free book All correspondence
strictly confidential Address The Neal Institute
Fargo N.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
TONE IS STRONG
/ IN STOCK MARKET
Many Issues Make Marked Gains
During Active Trading at
Opening.
COPPER STRONG FEATURE
Advances SIS Back to 76--Brisk
Upward Movement Follows
First Few Minutes.
COPPER STRONG FEATURE

NEW YORK. April 14.--A strong
tone and decided activity marked the
trading at the opening OF the stock
market. prices of many issues making
further gains over the high levels es-
tablished yesterday. AmalGamated
Copper was one Of the strongest feat
ures, advancing SIS to 10, bringing
ii back to price prevailing before the
announcement OF the decline in the
price Of the metal few days ago.
Union Pacific was about the only Inn
portant issue that failed to show some
amount OF upturn In the early trad
ing.
After the first few minutes there
was q brisk upward movement, car
rying many Of the leading Issues about
/ point above yesterdays close. Trad
ing was extremely active. Govern
ment bonds unchanged: others quiet
and firmer.
Trading was much less IN volume
during the Hast half OF the forenoon,
the market becoming quiet on the rec
cessfunB resulting from fea1asin8 salea
in the hrst hour. Around noon the
tone became flrmer again.
Although there was considerable
prof. taking during the afternoon. the
gains previously. established were fairly
well held. recessions being only tenn
porary and followed by quick recover
les.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
SWEEPING Prob
CONTAINS JOKE
sold Guard Win Victory it
Legislative Corruption Inves- 81
tigation in New York.
SLAP AT GOV. HUGHEs
Executive viii Not Be Allowed
to Take Any Part in
Proceedings.
SLAP AT GOV. HUGHES

ALBANY, N. ". April 1.-THE AOI6
Guard won It's first battle to preveuk:
complete legislative investfgation of
past corruption In the Senate to-day
That body, without debate or appaxen4
enthusiasm, adopted resolution for
Legislative investigation. which. while
seemingly sweeping In character, Goas-
tanned hidden joker and q slap III!
Governor Hughes.
The Joker IL In the Limitation on this
committees work. After stating thaE
the Joint committee ID to inveetiext4s
the matters brought out at the trfaE
Of former Senator Aids and those o.
veioped by Superintendent Of Inaur~
ance Hotchkiss, the committee II sfve1E
power only to consider such oshe
charges al are specifically preSentedr
duly verified" This means, according
to the friends Of fun and free ir-
quiry which would protect no one. that
dead men and men already smirche4
beyond the possibility of whftewas6-
Ing. are TO be further tarfed. -
-Goxernor- Hughes -is~ ssix0ss--no- -paSti
In the investigation.
The complete inquiry first sugwesteds
was that the Senate would name thraA
members, the Assembly five ana the
emphaticaily neyatived by the Senate
finance COMMITTEES and the g0vesnUr
will have no part in the inveetiGAttuns
The Senate members VIII be named hy
President pro tenn, Cobb, who defeated
the Hughes candidate for that position
through the Vaccinations OF the OLD
Lire boses at the cancus some wee1ke
ago, and the Assembly members VIII
be named by Speaker James w. Wade~.
worth, openly opposed to the Huohee
policies and who has consistently Op@
posed any Legislative investigation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
FIGHT BETWEEN SOLDIERS,
AND WILL he COURT-MART1ALEf

A near-fight between Capt Thomas
81. Mcdowell and Private T. n. La
guna. Of the Richmond Blues. has
resulted in their technical arrest. And
an order for court-martials for both.
Capt. Mcdowell. who has been sus-
pended from command OF Company
A, Is said to have had q difference
with Private LagunA. OF Company e,
and the two arc alleged to have strip
ped to the waist In the Armory about
two weeks axo and and been on the
verge of q bolt" when the police In
terferad- Although the men did not
fight and are now good friends. the
order Of AdjutAnt General Sale to
court martial them must be obeyed
Lieut.. %. w. Bowles. Jr.. is COM
manding Company A. pending the
outcome Of the court-martiai.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
will ALLOW NONE
To SEE THE MEN
Judge Waddill Issues Strict Or
ders Against Visitors Call
ing on Fay and Harris.
--.-.-~-------.----
HAVE TALKED TOO MUCH
Too Much Disposition to Make
Heroes Of Men Charged With
Serious Charge.
HAVE TALKED TOO MUCH

Until they are taken to the Federal
building, the safe tn which they are
alleged to have robbed. and ordered
to plead to the charge Of the greatest
post ONCE robbery ever committed In
the United States. Eddie Fay and Dick
Harris, the notorious craftsmen, will
not be allowed TO look upon any per-
son Have the guards, who are by their
cells through every minutes Of the day
and night.
Judge Waddill instructed Jailer sgd
nor Thursday morning to permit no
one to enter the Jail nor to commune
cate with the men without an author
fEed permit from him. Marshal Smith
ers has taken q friend In with him on
one occasion, but hereafter he win 60
alone when he visits the men. NJ he
does every day.
Realizing that they may have said
some things that will be used against
them ut the trial next Wednesday, and
ors are laying much etreaa upon what
Is taken to be a tacit confession
from them. Fay and Harris have now
lapsed into 4 state Of solitude that are
extremely silent. They win speak Of
other matters. but of the robbery Of
the post office they do not depose.
Guards and deputies are taking every
precaution Against d possible escape
from prison Of the two men. Some
woman sent box OF candy and q
bunch Of vioiets to the jail for Fay.
Fay never ate the candy, the guards
thinking perhaps 1t contained nitro
glycerine or some other kind Of explo-
siye. Nor did the guard eat II.
This IL but one instance OF how the
guards are careful OF the men. There
Ii absolutely no chance for escape from
the jail now, and talk to the contrary
70 very agGravatinG to the omcers.
They think that perhaps some one Will
want to make the robbers out as he
roes or martyrs.
Judge Waddiifs order forbiddinx
anyone to see the men until they are
brought before him next Wednesday Is
q result Of the feeling among some
that the men are to be treated other
than ~ thieves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
ROBBED SUBURBAN HOMES
NOW IN HEEg!!|R||c0 JAIL

In the arrest Wednesday afternoon Of
Irvine Toiliver, a negro not over TWEEN
ty-five years of age. the Henrico au-
thorities think they have found the
thief who has entered more than q score
OF homes In the suburbs and stolen
clothing and jewelry. Officer Bendall
made the arrest. after having been led
merry chase by the negro. A pre-
liminary trial win be held Monday be-
fore Justice Lewis. The aggregate
amount of the peculatfons of the thief
liz more than $50. and therefore fell
ony. yet in 20 one particular instance
does the property stolen reach more
than 81, and petit larceny charges
will therefore be entered against him.
The negro was musical. too, for he
stole valuable guitar from one home
he entered. This Is now In the office
of the jailer. it having been found In
a pawn shop in the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
INCREASE GUARD
IT WHITE HOUSE
Measures Taken to Protect Pres
ident from Possible Attack
BY Suhragsttes.
AFRAID OF DELEGATION
Rumored that "Antis' and
'.Pros" Intended Moving on
Executive simultaneously
AFRAID OF DELEGATION

WASHINGTON, April lathe
!. Gordon Of police ana ths squad oi
secret service mAn that gnard the
white House were strsngthsned 10.
DAP, when the suffrassttee came "a
town. and there wsrs whisperings oa
btkter strife and sore diaputs - Z
result Of President Tafts eneassmsnt
70 addrs. the sunrssists convention
tonight.
1hs rumble, Of approsching trou.
bic fstst sounded from New y0tk,
whers the New York 6tAte AssoCiA-
ton opposed to woman suffrage
arose In its might and sent let
TER Of protest against ths speech, de-
ClArfng that II viii be In erect IN
endorsement Of the movement for wo-
man suffrage.
AZ the President had publicly an
nEnncAd that the speech -Neonld- Ae ne
such endorsement he was not greatly
~eacaEed ~ the fettsrg But ti1S Buf-
fragettes were. ~
Then came vague rulnors Of OPP
posing delegations, one from the srf-
frAgettes, and one from the opposafx,
who were to descend ON the White
House and fight out their differences
IN the executive Offices.
This caused . near-p panic among the
White House force, aud mzts Secre-
tary Carpenter more nervous than
usual. He posted scouts to watch for
approaching trouble JAnd made ready
to rspel any onslaught Of suffrsgsttes
or anti-suffrxgettea.
1ho executive committee Of the
suffrage association discTssed the mat
ter at a meeting last night and again
at their regular meeting that opened
the conventions to-day inc white
House maintains . "judiciohs hi
lcnse."
The convention has been heraided
as the most spirited. women sur
frage meeting ever held" To-day's
session was devoted to the reports
Of national and State officers. TO-
nights gathering win be the first real
pcesion, when Anna Howard Shaw,
president OF the association, will de-
liver her annual address and presi-
cent Taft and Senator Owen. OF Ok
lanoma. will speak.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
MUST GO FURTHER
TO MAKE OUT CASE
Judge Waddil Rules Against
City as to Testimony in
F1ume Case.

Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. In the
United States Circuit Court hero
Thursday morning resumed the trial
OF the suit Of the city against the
Grouse Construction Company, brought
about by alleged failure OF thu de-
fendant to carry out Its agreement
In building the nume Of the settling
basin.
In a lengthy opinion Judge Waddlll
ruled that the city VIII have Co agv
much farther In submitting its owl
dence than City Attorney Pollard be-
heved. The city attorney maintained
that the proof Of the contract, along
with the findings Of the superin-
tendent of the water works, who war
designated In the agreement a. arbi-
ter Of the contract. and the refusal
to accept the work would constitute
the city's evidence.
Attorney Meredith, for the defense.
disagreed with this and was sustained
by the court.
In his ruling Judge Waddiil sets
forth infinitely the testimony which
must be taken to make the suit prima
facte case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
SAYS he FLOWED
ROLL OF MONEY

Accused OF being q fugitive from
instica from Fluyanna county, 8. l..
Harden. a white man twehty-tnree
years of age, was arrested Thursday
Afternoon by Detective Sergeant
Bailey and lovcked UP at the First
Police station. Particulars OF the
specific charge against the young man
were not learned here, though II was
alleged In the warrant sent for his
arrest that he had stolen $500.
After being taken to the stGtion
house young Harden denied that he
had stolen any money and stated
that, while he was blowing some
weeks ago he piowed UP a roll of
money that some one had perhaps
hidden on the farm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
OLDEST VIRGINIA VETERAN
PASSES AWAY AT CuLREkz

CULpEPFR. VA. April 4sno111
claimed the oldest Confederate w11G
veteran In Virginia this mornlng Vi n
Mr.. William COrbin died ~ hta hp1
Mr.. Corbin was nin0ty-~kxht yGSx|
old. ana until : few days aso 49, Il q
jOytnx vigorous health. Hi 44o1
came - : surprise to hia rela410
and friends.
4 According 10 military records s.
Corbtn VS. the oldest man r. ~ 6
the war botween the states III
strife wAn OnYiahie. sSS3$
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
PAPER STRIKE COST
MORE THAN $500, 600
international Paper Co. Will Sue
Labor Union to Recover
About $42S,O00.

GLENS F-ALf1s. N. r. April IT,
The strike at the mills OF the Inter-
national Paper Company. which has
been broken. has cost more than half
a million dollars. The loss to the
strikers in wages was $4,000 to
washington and Saratoga counties,
3I2,0 cost OF troops who did guard
duty. The remainder falls on the
company for transportation Of strike
breakers, special guards and lost and
delayed contracts. The company will
sue the papermakers. union to re-
cover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
cir,uIt court o. Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened Thursday morning
Mt / O'Clock. with Circuit Judges Con
and Pritchard and District Judge Boyd
In attendance.
Court announced and handed down
fts opinion In the following case:
No. $50. n. II. Dickinson. sherinsa adj
mfnistrator OF Andrew Yanoskt deceas-
ed, plaintiff in error. va sunday Creek
Company. defendant In error: In error
TO the Circuit Court ut Charleston.
". Va. .Upoh motion OF defendant in
error to dismiss the writ OF error.
opinion by Judge Boyd Writ OF error
dismissed. with costs.
t-o,rt then went into conference on
cases heretofore argued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
ASSUMES ALL: LIABILITY
FOR EMPLOYEES INJURIES
international Harvester Company
Adopts Sliding Scale of Dam
ages to be Paid.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE lnterna-
tional Harvester Company. with $4,000
employees, announced to-day that IL
will adopt q system OF employers lianfl-
fly for injury and death OF etnrieyees'
more liberal than that at present in
force in any State. II will cover every
ease except that of intoxication or will
full disregard OF safety appliances and
will eliminate entirely the contribu-
tory negligence and the fellow SER
want clause OF the Illinois statute ap'
plicAble to such cases.
The scale OF compensation provided
ID ~ follows:
In case Of death there will be paid
three years average wages. but not
more than $4,000, nor less than $l.eeo'
In case OF the loss Of one hand or foot,
one and one-hAif years average wages
but not less than $500 nor more than
$2,eoe. For the loss Of both hands or
both feet or one hand and one foot.
four years average wages, but in no
event less than $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
POISONED WHISKEY
FINDS NEW VICTIM
Autopsy Held ON Westerly, +. ]
Man, Twelfth to Die from
Deadly Drink.

WESTERLY. r. l.. April ll.---An Au-
t1rsy on another victim o. the polls
dozen deaths In nearby t0wns va held
to-day by medical exAmtner MoH9An-
4 Daniel 4. sullivan, aixty-esvoa. u th<
latest victim Of The wood Aloohot II
QuoR HI drank = pint and wAs aeAd
!, II thrss hours, He refzseA repeated
reVueetx 6y hfs sons ~ tett whaS1 ~
rot the connection.
state authorities are investigation
arrest Of those believed 10 hAv6 c6m-
pounded the mixture y sxpected. y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Wan DEPARTMENT. MAN
MARIE DIN JUDGES OFFICE

Captain Frankltn 3. Hutton, Of Buff
Saio. II. r., ana Mias Rose NerlAnd.
az New York City, were married "a
Judre Wits ONCE IN the City Hall
Thurvday afternoon by Parson y. n.
Nacor. Captain Hutton has been
dSsirnntsd ~ the United States war
department to examine the Virginia
Besides the, above iicsnse. two oth-
Ar were tnnued by the clerk OF the
Hustines Court, ~ follows.
Nr. Ntcha6l 9pillmAn and Miss
Mary Schmidt, the wedding 70 take
place saturday. and Mr.. Joseph
T7etcher and Miss Nay Anderson.
this marriags taking place imme-
diatety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
GOVERNOR AND STAFF
TO ATTEND MEMORIAL

Governor MANN and his uniformed
star OF colonels Will attend the Oak
wood memorial TO be held At the cenf-
etsry May 10. The chief executive
and his star will ride to the ceme-
terry. where 1900 soldierslare buried.
IN carriages. but will not actively
participate in the ceremonies The
program Is being completed by the
lakewood Memorial Association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
QUARREL OVER WAGES
KNIFE WOUND RESULT
Foreman in Lynehburg Plant
Murderously Attacked by
Irate Employee.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
LYNCHBuRG. VA. April l4.--In a
disagreement with J. O. Blanfon. q
foreman at the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Co, plant here. over the mat
ter OF wages, George Paris. an en-
ployee, slashed Blanton.s hand with a
knife. Bianton narrowly escaped a
worse wound by quickly throwing up
his hand, as II is alleged that Paris
attempted TO stab him. Paris has been
arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Cuban Cabinet Resigns

HAVANA. April 1.-THE resigEa-
tions Of the ministers OF the interior.
agriculture. justice and public works
were unofficially reported to-day. The
ministers retire on the best of terms
with President Gomez, who will now
be enabled to make good his prom
Use of cabinet berths to some of his
political supporters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
ACTION POSTPONED
ON GAMBLING BILL

ALBANf. N. r.. April 14.--By a
vote Of SIS to -, the assembly to-day
postponed action Of the Perkins anti
oral race track gambling bills until
next Wednesday.
The Murray resolution favoring the
income tax proposition was made q
special order of business for next
Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
THREE ARE CONVICTED
IN THE HUsTTNGS COUNE

Joseph Lee, colored. was xiven H.
teen days In Jail Thursday by thu Jnx1kj
In the Hustinxs Court. He Wa chAx1
ed with larceny 30
James Rtddick, coiored, for asoaa1lk
and battery, was fined $50. n
Annie Hi. colorsd. was fined 3EosS
sent TO jail for sixty days and -
quired to give bond In $500 for tweav1
montha. She was convicted OF se11S
ing whiskey without = license.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
Tnhacr0 DeNlers an TrlaI.

CONVICTION. KY, April H&;--red-
eral Judge A. M. ]. Cochran to-day
Ioverruled the demurrer 20 the indfct-
ment ~ twelve tobacco dealors. charG-
"a with conapiracy In ges<1a1nA 1t
trade. The trial began at unne. With
District Attorney Darrell ana Asstst-
ant Acknowledgement GrosyenoF pre-
sentfug the government.
4 THE DESCENDANTS are alleged 10 haxo
preYanted tina nhtpment III four haG4-
hoAlDn of A0hAn0o IA Cincinnati nj MI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-14
CHARGE OFFICERS
DRAW TWO SALARIES

WASHINGTON. p. 4. Gu April H.
"A resolution calling upon the eecre-
tary Of War for information - 10
Whistler oertAin onicerw "A the Amer
irnn army were not drawing aalAriss
from the Cuban government ~ cav
AIRY instructors in addition 70 their
nay from Uncle Sam was adopted by
the House to-day.
Rcpresentatiye Slayden (Tex2s).
who Introduced the resolution. rayl
III = reported that Capt. Frank Park
o., or the Eleventh Cavalry. And 9TH