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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-25

''Rathskeller Cafe" Moorhead.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-25
MRS. JACK CUDAHY
SECURES DIVORCE
DECREE GRANTED IN TEN MIN
UTES IN KANSAS CITY
GRANDPARENTS GET
CHILDREN,

Kansas City, Aug. 25.-As a SEQUEL
to John P. Cudahy's attack upon Jere
S. Lillis in the Cudahy residence
shortly after midnight of March last.
Mrs. Cudahy yesterday obtained a d.
vorce from her husband.
The decree was granted bv Judge
James H. Slower on the grounds of in
compatibility of temper ten minutes
after Mrs. Cudahy had filed her nett
ton. Mrs. Cudahy aud her maid, Miss
Johnson, were the only witnesses. No
mention was made of the Lfllis affair.
Parents Arrange Settlement.
Cudahy was not in court He is said
to have been here Monday, but he
could not be located last night. It's
understood that Gen. John G. Gown
Of Omaha, father of Mrs. Cudahy, and
Michael Cudahy, the defendants IA
Their, brought about an amicable set
tlement outside of court.
BY the terms of the decree Mrs.
Cudahy receives aIimony of 81. Attor.
neys for both sides refused to discuss
the report that secret settlement had
been effected A friend of Mrs. Cuda.
by, however, said Michael Cudahy had
agreed to pay his sons wife $4,000
during the first year following her d.
vorce and $4,000 during each ensuing
year of her life as long as she re-
manned single
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-25
Grandparents Get Children.

Custody of the four Cudahy children
Were given Michael Cudahy, and his
wife, Catherine, during their life time.
Upon their death, Mary Cudahy an
aunt of the children, will have charge
of them and when she dies, Clara
Cudahy, another aunt, will become
their guardian. Mrs. Cudahy was
given the right to visit the children
at all reasonable times and places and
for such periods as may be reasonable
and proper.
Imediately after the decree had been
granted, Mrs, Cudahy left for Chicago
with her children. She will take the
children to the home of their grand
parents. 1t is understood she will re-
turn here to make her home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-25
Vegetable Dishes

Rose pattern, odds and ends, worth
IL to 25c, special this sale, each
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-25
busters >

Turkey Feathers, long handle, worth
25c, this sale special, each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
SEASON Or FAST
BEGINS WEDNESDAY

Lent begins tomorrow, and for
forty days the period Of Christe
temptation In the wilderness will be
observed by the church world ne
season Of sorrow and fastins. Tho
society world. too pays rs homage.
and IN ell large cities social func.
tiona are generally suspended
The pioua Will 40 to church. the
thrifty housewife will do her spring
sewing. and the society belle viii
take n forty days rest from fash.
IONS demands.
From its strict observance by the
Epiacopal and the Catholic church.
es, commemoration Of Chrlat's
temptation So becoming general IN
oil Christian churches aackoloth
aud ashes, fasting and consecra.
ton, VIII mark the season OF sorrow
until Caster celebrates the burst.
ing OF the tomb and the resurrection
OF christ
Easter comes early this year,
March az. when special services IN
the churches flowers. palms and
the DOMINIC Of spring apparel typify
the liberation Of the earth from the
bondage Of winter. the resurrection
Of Christ and the belief In the i'm.
mortality OF the soul.
An Of the Episcopal and Catholic
churches. with many OF other de.
nominations, viii begin a series OF
special meetings next Wednesday,
continuing until Easter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
INSIDE STORY OF TAFT TRIP REVEALS
Willy HAND OF CANNON, SAYS WRITER

sion even stronger than they were
before
sWhyf" hs Asks
~ their conferences bad been Ia
the open. ! myself should thiuk the
lees about a. ifit were private bus
meas now. n Il we're hankins or
highway robbery. % pocket pick
lnE or stock watering. The propristy
Of a wool foot silence would be ap'
parent and weii grounded
nuf the geftlnG together Of sir
TAFT. Mr. Cannon and those others
was upon public affairs
Has any Of those five Beverly
statesmen ever kept his left hand
from Knowing what his right hand
vas about when the enterprise that
engaged Il promised hia own popu.
lar advantage
What. then. whs the call Tor all
this Beverly darkness and Beverly
STEALTH Was Mr.. Taft ashamed Of
bis vlsltorsf We're the visitors
haunted BY the feeling that the visit
implied disgrseeT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
/ CANADA. GOVERNMENT PUTS
TRUSTS CRIMES INTO COLD PRINT

commit the same oftcuse all over
again One ~ the merits % the
king measure IL that a different
Kind Of penalty Is The result % ad
verse Investigation That Il pub.
heigy All corporations dmlike
having their unlawful acts Published
Ia detail This publicity IL sup
posed By the Trainer % the bill 20
carry enough penalty Bat N Il IL
found 10 be not enough. the act i'm.
poses fac Of 81 600 a day Tor every
days continuation 81 the comhine
after 10 days have expired follow.
lng the publication Of the inquiry
boards report
STRIKES have been greatly reducsd
iu Canada BY The law framed b.
Minister KING called the Industrial
Disputes set The same fair way Of
settling the difference between I'm.
plnyer aud amploye was adopted Ia
shis law. which 4 considered a
model
The trust act IN lts preamble IL
called AR act ~ provide FOR the
investigation ~ eomblnes. monopo-
lies. trusts and MERGERS which duly
Nahance prices Or restrict compeft.
ii0n 20 The defriment OF consumers
The text II tho ect contains q tefi.
milton Of @combiae 80 Far reaching
that Il IL dinfcnls % see how any
form % trust can escape n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
CILL'SPARTNER
GETS FLOATER
OUT OF JAIL
tceneiua.a.,

wetisknoWn character south Of Yes
ler way williams had been known
10 have led up 60 the registration
headquarters a large number o. the
men illegally registered during the
past week shielda gave his resi-.
deuce NJ 5igM Jackson g. and
EakiHs gave his a. 76l King " The
address given by Eakina ID that OF
vacant lot
Shields does not live at 5lsik
Jackson st. Detective Marion fol
loved the two men when they left
registration headquarters TO a 81
loon AZ the corner OF Sixth av and
Weller NJ here Williams. sur
rounded by a multitude u hoboee.
was ufglnK them 20 register and
vote for ~ Gin he flngled Ia his
hand \ number ~ gold coins De
iectlve Marion placed williams and
Shields under arrest
Frye Bushes 10 AID.
Both men were taken 20 the
county jail Williams furnished
bonds Ia the sum Of $4,000 Shields
was locked up until Gilia Law part
ner came 20 bic aid Frye rushed
before the grand jury with three
witnesses who testified that
Shields lived at biit jackson
a. a plea was made that
Shields had simply made a mistake
IN bis address when registering
Shields was released. but win be
arrested upon a warrant when he
appears AZ the polls this morning
Eakins also all be arrested then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
The Beautiful Hair
OF English Women

(Annio nly 30 ~ y. Graphic)
The long, abundant and glossy
tresses OF English women are not
due 20 hair tonics and heroic sham.
pooling There IL q general belief
over there that the less water put
on the hair. the better u is; they
say wetting takes the life ont and
leaves the hair duh, brittle and col
orleaa
English women with hair rich In
color clean aud wholesome and
plenty Of lt have told me they at
tribute Il 10 dry shampoolng two
or three times n week They mix
four ounces OF therox with four
ounces OF orfls root and sprinkle a
tablespoonful OF this mixture on the
head then brush the powder thor
oughly through the hair They
thus also avoid the danger Of catch
ing cold and the discomfort that
accompanies washing, rlnslng and
drying the hair
This treatment keeps the hair
Hight. fluffy and lustrous, and IL the
only thing / know that viii actually
produce the growth Of hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
lIgS. 1852 POUND; THAT'S THE
MARKET PRICE OF CIVILIZATION

duec az much wealth as Il con.
aumcd
The steam Engine Charged AL.
These facts held sood from the
earliest times until our own times
The change came when the steam
anHlne came and brought With q
machinery SLOW. laborious hand
production ceased Per capita pro.
ductiou ioaped and bounded The
substitution of steam and elcctriei.
q Tor mans muscle had transform.
ed the World Wealth. instead 81
belng the most difficult thinE In
the wcrld 90 produce. became one
II the easiest Given chance To
work with machinery. any people
could make more food. more cloth,
Ing. more houses than they needed
The human liability had Indeed be
come a national human asset
The potential value OF the Amer.
lean child crop last year. measured
hy Prof Fishers standard. vas
$3.50 billion dolAtEs Approximate.
IS 2.t0o 600 children we're born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
CIVIL SERVICE
ORGAN FEARS
FOR SEATTLE

The efforts % some OF the eandi.
dates who are seeking office ~ the
present local municipal election %
disrupt the civil service system
which has been Ia vogue here for
the past feN years. IL severely crit
iciasd hy the Civil Service News. 4
weekly publication issued In chi.
cage. The weekly y devoted 20
the problems Of civil service all
over this country.
In the issue OF February 6 Of the
News the people OF Seattle are
warned Of what viii happen n Ger
tain men should BY any chance be
successful 10 the election. the pri.
mArics FOR which occur today II
says. IN part.
AS IN all communities. 50 in Sc.
attic There were those who hank
or for return 10 the old sp0ils
system Two men IN official posi-.
lions IN Seattle. Hiram c. OH.
president of the city council. and
one Of the candidates for mayor.
and Harry ". Carroll. candidate
for reelection 20 the office Of comp
roller. did everything possible TO
thwhrt the civil service Law Both
OF these gentlemen were outspokcn
IN their opposition TO the estab-
lishment Of civil service Ia Seattle
They have continued their opposi
ton. and AZ every opportunity both
~ these men have sought 20 VIC.
late tho letter and spirit Of the
civil service law
II the people o. Seattle. citizens
and employees. cherish their civil
service system, they should work
their hardest 20 defeat GIN for
mayor and Carroll for comptroller
Of the city Of Seattle II they are
elected. good.by civil service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
nlRMED BY IMMIGRATION, SWEDEN
WILL AROUSE THE NATIONAL SPIRIT

<1kKHoLN Feb sAlarm.d BY the increasing emigration
$50 . re rned States South American Countries
- Afteers today announced that 10 the future
swedish plays VII Be staged throughout the c8un
tatsa moFs patriotic feeling The plan has been given
n sEvsa q King Gustav
<<snan 6s klng has pointed i draining country
lrppoHlon q its best young The strikes
axsy % The Increased departures for ether Ands
snsesd that these plays may rekindie many dying
& lttnoaam They viii b. staged a. Ootteuhurs
- q the smigrants orr bark
1askoh the ArrtIc explorer has been engaged hy the
- tour the counFy. iecturHE national subjects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

mv,wA flns Feb She
4 sonras hks before I, a
4 s-ss.eea " Mackenzie kins
80 4 ssAsr ~ neAns Of which
A.ssS u drive esery offensive
n y Il he domlnlcn
- Il terms ef the Ill any
81 i no shIak they have
r. ! IN lllexal comhlnasiou
4 hssra . high court Judge
x III Tkll they know II
~ ct 4 pFllna fAcie case
H. slag alTnoet with the
- asraha issy can give an
~ 81 e department. q labor
nn nsssiuslcn
~ xzNm " lahcz viii then
AZ a znplainangs and the
n,s =. 3 nzzze ; representa-
- mzst choose = judge
NJ 4 n Al ekafrTnan ~ the
". n nseisnsed Tkls board
sfn u sks puxegs Of . e0urt.
ne = nssasas q The iaqalry
y kkrna sg ~ government Do
xn
y. = bard kks nui bed Il
h. IL 1 nscFs D tbs mlnisieg
NJ. = y MAlsAea
sm's 4 81 rmsea States are
~ . ~ nzst L tbey are
~ ~ i - ~ that lhey can
F ~ Or issssz Iater on ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

% the Philippine Charles n El.
Hot. % Minnesota. was nominated
as 4 member Of the Island commits
sina are secretary % commerce and
psifts
NORTH YAKIMA The city
sehdfpix we're ciosed yesterday on &C
eouai ~ the pfgvalcnce Of dirh-
iberia.
NEW YORK twenty slx paper
manufacturing firms plead guilty %
forming a combination "a restraint
81 ugfas today. and were fined $1,000
each
WASHINGTON senator Scott
- Kansas has introduced drastic
hlli absolutely prohibiting the man.
ufacture and sale Of liquor IN The
Hawaiian islands. except for mcdiol
ma purposes
TULSA. Oki Clyde Mattox. a no
tnrigns outlaw, was captured today
lie had cent word be would shoot
the frat man who attempted 60 ar
rest him but calmly submitted when
covered" By two offiecrs
NEW YORK. Gov Hughes re-
itsrated today his absolute deter
mination not 60 accept fhe fenomi-
nation Tor governor
WASHINGTON Wade " Eila.
assistant attorney general has re-
signed. &c accept the chairmnnshin
II the Ohia republican executive
committee. ana 20 take charge o. the
party campaign n ohio next fali
Ia pAZ. Bolivia william Jan
hinge Bryan and family arrived here
yesterday A reception was held m
their honor today AZ the Ia Pas
club
JOPLIN. Mo.-The A. n Cocktiu
Smelling company. ono OF the larn
est HmgltlnB concerns ia the coun-
trs lf bankrupt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
CHEER FOLK
10 GIVE BENEFIT

fa Garter. the good
80 arranged Tor a bsne
hsoft theatre. Fehruary
(. ~. Seattle Good Cheer ~
- ~ has iuss organized
81. cheer folk farnisb
Il assistance 10 Invalids
NJ Seattle branch needs
-. YORK sIiss Carter h
M. 2 raise some before
|.,'. Hsanlze Good eboer
AsWtsre
"A. are being Interest
n i. .s,.eferiss and many on
,.s. A'FsAAY book Cd boxes To-
L1ais James viii h.
h s'.'iloa nat nlghi. Ana ~
1. -. eeietY has ESQ tIeksts
nance for sale. these to
go a. The box offlee ~
/ - inca Ars. q n SIN.
tAe first Dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

Of the facts and papers before him
WHEN he whitewaehed Ballingcr
CLAWS has produced some Of this
missing data, some " the papers
which had disappeared
About esllingor.
Ballinger has been brought 20
book on the Cunningham claims
CLAWS brought out the Wilson
case. wherein Ballinger'a perform.
anee was similar 20 that charged
against him In the Cunningham
cases II think those claims are
Fraudulent said CLAWS. on the
stand. Of the Wilson cases The
next mornings papers carried the
decision Of Judge that they are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

OAxACA. Mex Troops were dis
PATCHED today 70 Pataa. q town near
ihe boundary between the states Of
OANAca and Vsza Cruz. 20 quen an
election riot that had IT, beginning
IN q duel between Bnpiicio Martinez
and Juan AuGuatin. Seventy per-
sons have been arrested
COCHTsE. Aria a prehistoric
village Was uncot cred fourteen miles
from hers. according % word from
the desert today The discovery was
made By Frank Erwin. snKnaed IN
digging an irrigation ditch tfNin
came unon = wall twenty feet iHnr
bearing tablets covered with niero-
RlyphieE.
OGDEN. Utah Eight persons
we're seriously injured whom a Maiad
valley motor car collided with a pas
senger train IN the yards today
The most seriously hurt are q W.
SHANE. San Franhco. Mary walls
worth. Los Angeles John Meyers,
F1nu Brooks and Mrs JeppHen 81
Salt Lake. J A Jones and W. ~.
Ransom. Of ogden Harry Aidred.
Of Blzckfoot Utah
PORT LIMoN. Costa Ricn The
volcano Poas iH IN terrific eruption
today streams Of lava are flowing
through the fertile valleys near the
foot Of the mountain. and several
villages are reported destroyed Al
most every village between the vol
csno and San Jose, the capital, r. de-
serted
TANGIER. Morocco While at
tempting 70 enforce the payment Of
taxes 70 the sultan. Maulai Hard. an
alcade. and his military escort were
fnaseacred AZ Tignit today A few
Of tile soldiers If tho Rlca,dg's escort
sacnped and brought news OF the In
elpbant revolt 20 tho sultan.
OAKLAND Cal With danger
Gus wound I'm his abdomen. J Han
son lies ga the receiving hospital
Hanson left his home last night, In
the dusk he failed 20 see that the
gate was closed and ran against H.
A picket was driven into his abdo-
men.
COLUMBUS GA rocelvcrHhip
has boon asked here and at Portland.
or. for the DesehuteH Irrigation &
Power company
WARRINGTON Newton W. Gil
bert. OF Indiana, was nominated by
| the president today ns vice governor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
That BOY CLAWS KEPT HIS HEAD AND HAS "t GANG" BADLY RATIFIED

university, although CLAWS never
had college couree.
Tie breathoa deeply and slowly,
like a frontiersman. and his speech
IL the slow and careful. but easy
colloqaial speech of the big. broad
West Ills steady eyes are deep
set and his broad square face haa
the lines Of il man and the Jaw OF a
fighter.
The opposition facing him we're
bullying knute Nelson. blunt aud
rough but ahrewd. obstinate foe Of
conservation. Elihu Root. cold.
suase. soItyoiced. dangerous,
sutherland. OF Utah. hiding allow
smile ~ cunning behind hts black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

The most successful chiefs OF Pc.
lice today, however. agree that
physical violence IL not necessary
The basis Of the third degree IL u
rain OF questions from a number OF
men, questions that seem irrele.
want, trivial questions. mixed with
questions designed 90 trip the vic
tim 10 his downfall Those same
chiefs Of police agree. too. that
there Is but one defense against
the third degree. aud that Ia the
truth.
CLAWS has told the truth" IN
the Washington verdict
CLAWS haa brought out the fact
that President Taft had only a part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
SEATTLE MEN ON
WRECKED STEAMER

Seattle men are known 10 be-
members of the crew NJ the steamer
Cyclopa bound for this port and
Tacoma. which was wrecked last
night near Jidds. on the Rod Sea
News Of the disaster was received
this morning by the Merchants ok
change, but no details have been
learned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

ate. especially when he had reason
10 know he WAS in bad Marble
wAinacoting, dark. rich woods. Gle.
CANT furniture and the gloom OF
TAN ccilinged committee room In
the splendid palace called the sen
ate office building. were all ealcu.
lated 10 impress a mere Held agent
of the land office. discharged at
that. that he had better ~ slow
Olavis came. n clean cut, up.
standing. open faced son OF the
Wcst. IS In years. but old enough
10 call cabinet officer whom he
thinks Of hluliing lie looks like
product OF the football fields aud
class rooms ct corn belt" state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

navgN. Conn Feb 5
swsa baby. Is worth az
- I pound That 10 =
h - q 4 potential wealth
4 ID nves out TIE nor
s- ~. i sears be can produee
-. : : sslih than e costs o.
- - mslnsain him as an
N "A ilgures wish regArd 60
n. sssssIsy are given by lrv.
\ -. professor Of po'i'i'a'
- i Yale ,.
- saill row each add,sion
-. a. additional national
IS aya Each new
~ /. .s'.,.sssiea another mouth 20
/. II was difficult for ihe
~ "a b. woman % produce
~ ~ q supply his OF her
q fssrssore. the hlrth Of each
II .ass slaa ths country would
/ s.,sssls Il the rev creature
Il. ksve tAs NoFia no poorer
! sa Il. Il the neN erca-
Il \ NAeF words should pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
Three Chinese Held
As Opium Smugglers

Three Chinese sailors were yank.
% from the steamer Aymeric. az
pier . yesterday. charged by Pa.
ifolman Jack Foolman with At
tempting 10 sell rs cans of opium.
valued at $40
Tho men gave their names AZ
Yip suey. Wong Lcong and Toy
Sing
Poolman arrested Zip suey first,
iindinR two unopened cans Of
opium upon him. lie secured the
ether two by ruse. engaging a
civilian 70 decker with the pair for
the purchase Of the drug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

The young woman who had been
standing IN the aisle Of street car
moved forward a few steps and a
gentleman who sRw her arose and
gave her his seat Without thank.
ing him she sat down and remark.
ed 20 the woman sitting by her I
never saw such lack % courtesy IN
my life Here ] have been stand
ing for miles and no man had the
courtesy 20 offer me seat The
woman replied Yes. and you did
not have the courtesy TO thank my
husband for the seat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
42,281 ARE
REGISTERED

All previous records for heavy
registration were broken whom the
headquarters closed az midnight last
night when the books we're
checked 40 u vas found that there
were 42.zti signatures on them.
Not a single ward in The city failed
10 show an increase over H. regis.
tration Tor 1908
Yesterday 2.3s5 names we're
added 20 the registration books
making it the heaviest single day q
registration ever conducted IN Sc.
attic IN 1908 ths registration at
the primary vas 33.7s7 votes The
registration By wards II a. follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

Bishop Edward Opes has is-
sued q letter thanking the people and
the newspapers Tor making possible
tho great success Ol she Catholic car
nivai and bazaar The proceeds viii
20 - the Edwin hriscoc memorial
home az Orllla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

whlskora as he drawled loaded.
confusing questions. olmatcad. Of
PENNSYLVANIA, who hopes 10 earn
che support OF the reactionariea for
CAnnone Job. and who Nv an able
and adrolt lawyer; Flint. OF Cali.
fornia, smiling good nature and
waiting 10 slip up on the witnoaa
with knockout question under
cover OF his pleasant. confidential
air
Got Third Degree.
What GlRvis got before the joint
committee of congress was the
third degree They didn't knock
him down with blac kjacka. Il 10
true. or beat him With their fiata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08

- ~ s. CotSN
.,'s'stiroN. . g ~ ree a,ay,s
NJ ~ whispered the Sans
\ ssJ davis has come.
zen cross examined "''
! nllled ~.
s. IN nv seat a. The enc @
81 ssso - table, tse'a ,.., slA
.s,srsn statesmen ae's,
a :. d ma facts l eat 49,. y y,
.,sIager CLAWS eoa''V'''''
.s,ss vas designed 70 im
's .s.,sssser from the West
MN dignity 81 the sen