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LtWN TENNIS.
BronS Championship Tourney ~ the NED.
ford Park Tennis Club.

p I. Bumenschein. tho artist. and Carls-
ton Y Gardner. the californian provided
the Interesting features Yesterday In the
continuation of The Bronx championship
cup tournament on the clay courts of the
Bedford Park Tennis club Both players
w the second round won their matches In
excellent fashion To Blumenschien who
has been meeting the European experts
m France and on tho Riviera "A r. Kyte
~ the fanv wood club ~ New Jersey fell a
victim in three fast sets at 81. "a. as
Gardner disposed II , D. Raymond In
easier -f-ls ~ love and 81 other vim
urTs ~ the rHukIng class were BENJAMIN
VI Phillips and Abraham Bassford. Jr
the old Cornell playeF, who scored in
straight sata.
Bronx Championship Mems anEles-Firs,
round l. u Fitch defeated n n knight al
-. \. Peiscr defsstrd Arthur ScheNer. a.
IS. 4. bstrnd1Tf defeated ur W j TrayeIl
b. default Abraham Rassford Ir defeated
julio NJ sirlrarher by defsuii b. y Raymoad
defeatrd Vivian r CragIn. JF hy fef4uii
Carleton R. Gardner defeated g. ". smith, 3,
defHuit
Ssgond Round Gsorr- g Groeshs-k defeated
Howard Nosheu - - Renianin M
Phillips drftated = " H1ndy. Al - Abra
ham hassford, JT defeated g. j. Ostend0rf
-, 60 p l.. Blumer s~hein Defeated ri n
hyte. G-2. -, -. Carleton v Gardner de-
feaird 2. y. Raymond q a. 81
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starting out for LOaE walks.

lo-da" three asp.rants for westan'u
aHr".- viii begin 70 Journey on shank
mare from ihs metropolis One of these
John fnnl- will start from Consy Island
while Inc other fwo. Royce Forbush and
Terry Flm"ndoH. will begin their Journey
FROM bfoaduav and Thuy-nInth street
INNS v.li head Tor fhe Pacific Coast. while
through every state In the Union a. -rsii ~
aN " nrlr sans foreign nnsaesai0ua
including tnr Philippine. the HawaiisI
Islands and Alaska Ennis will try 10 heal
Weston rerord, while FOrbush and FImeu.
dou are 70 furnish a series III artirlss fgr
A'aA1g = anGR1Es II o..
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REAL ESrArE ron saI.E.
A LAKE FRONT House

on Round Island Lake. Monroe y Y. mile from
depot. ~ from New YORK rom modern house.
~ Improvements - feet lake front. barn. boat
house, good nshlng. boating. bathing nlaEtaa
anf awnings; elevation an feet. hotels golf.
lrotunk track, al churches. commuiation so
Furnished u desired: a. acres. price q s00
SlNNOrT, owner. MOnrne. y. Y
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AGENTS WANTED.

AT LAST-AHpnna a svsTyuherH have been -.
ng iur perfect hand vacuum hnueelQd g.,sa
gitlln lenT THaNh - HVarT bone ulh 49,
VACUUM cl1lnGr does ne uufA ol ~
14palalun riocutn wacuum ciennlng plant
HOUNEWIVE1 map III UP. -
fh1F4 tlg margln ioF talea1ea- ralfi.
naafnl tnr Descriptive cllruinr ald erna. -
lrI lMPQAr AND NNFunf CO., FgarA Avn
Building, New Gl5f.
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[IIIIIEIIIEl7l3,ll

DAY LINE STEAMERS. DAILY. except sunday.
leave nroohlyn Fulton 81 tby Anne1l. q Des-
hrosses 81. se. ". l,i ~. O. W. iee'h ", ID
hurrh Pnughkssusie. Kingston Point Cstsklll.
Hudson and Albany Easy connections North.
East and West Al through rail tickets between
n y and Albany Accrpted Most delightful one
day outings 70 West Point. NeWhurgh ur Pough.
keepsie returning On down boat Meals served
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NEW JERSEY Real ESTATE FOR SALE
WV = ---I7I|1 = =
RIDGEWOOD, N. j.

4 iactOrylsss village Of s.uo growing az the
rate Of two handsome residences q week, all
the year round. For free Illustrated booklet
write PUBLICITY DEPAErMENT, BOARD OF
TRADE. RidgrwOod. y. J.
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RTElMER MARY P0MELL

leaving Dcsbrosses 81 atl tAP ". West 20 81
day for Highland falh. West Point returning hy
h0at or raiI. Cornwall. Ncwhurgh. New Hamburg.
Miiton PuuGhkeepslc Rondout and Kingston.
Orchestra
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AT RUTTRFuRD-MAin line Erie Ry.; -Best
Residential Town IN New Jersey = saOlo 10 -. Fn.
high class modern and room houses, an I'm
provemcnts. select location, restricted Carlton
Terrace section. near depot one special bargain
: room house. rs n. plot A.iaO easy terms. u.
s. GOSS. corner PARK and Ames avs. Depot
square. Rutherford. and asO Broadway y Y.
BARGAIN In new house az Rutherfurd n. J,
situated m best Rrlstocratic nrtEhhorhood house
has 4 rooms on nrst foor parQuet nooFt. hard
wood nnlsh. four large bedrooms and bath on
aec0nd floor. beautifully decorated white wood
WORK. mahogany doors gass door knobs. A. /,
one room on third floor. steam heat gas, elec
price 81 SO terms easy. a. ". VAN WiNhl.E
Co rutherford n. J.
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OWNER GOING TO EURoPE hy June Is must
sarrihce on easy terms commodious . room house
with me view OF orange Mountain. broad piazza.
onen aFeplaces. hath. telephone. about no feet
iroat. an IN lzun. iruit carriage house. stabllng
lor horses. roachman's : room. Inquire % owner
G. s. RAMLIN. iss Donaldson ay.. RutheNusd.
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eAs,7>s-see--rs----r-s- 49, l>-s'---'s-- j.
CnAUFFEUR- Careful driver, Ell Wpes, y
age a. years. A. COCMRANE, ~ s1th ~. = AVE
GENTLEMAN. expert Decorating, iurnnhi&.. ~
compietihg Apartment. ofew services ta,Lls
money lime. italian. janr effy reaifemrf srflnI
lgusly honest. rcferrlce. Boz 100 sln lpioNu
once. iAa1 Broadway
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FOR sALE-In Lake View, ~ J.. nne one
family residence. located within nve minutes
walk 70 Erie station. one minute 20 Main ~
honse prnrticallg new all modern improve
meuts, . rooms bay windows. three full si1e
lots. 1A1tn0. harm. IL h worth 81 .On but " sold
lhis mOnth. as owner wishes 70 leave town, VIII
sacrinre i9 for N.iO0. write pr call PEtRiESS
REALTY co. " Knirkerborker ay.. Lake Nieu
Y
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CENTRAL AUCTlON CO., ~. sherhan.
Atcuoleer, lA5 g anal o., sells At u "A. NJ.
Nay 2i-hy n. slmnann Co. ttg West s7f n
and lNs hfo1dWqy; diamonds. Watchrl, ieuTeiff
80. % NO ~. Argl J. ltla. and az r00ds bed
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tot Rs
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LRr.

ELEGANT room win private bath, 5000. 10.
eluding all hotel service ia Nsverly plaos
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IDEAL HOME for SAL. locat-d IN Clifton. y }.
Main Line Erie n miles from New YORK dwelling
Il two stories and attic slate roof roomA and
hath. eNery Improvement gas, city wairr, hot AIT
hrht. teirphnne screen for windows and pOrch,
double doors and windows for winter use- story
barn: grounds handsomely aid out this y = cor
neF plot iss1ftl. price saO0E carriages, chlckens,
Ar Included. Address A. ctr STUS NATHAN,
Owner i7O Madison AV.. Clifton. y. J.
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sUFFERN PARK.

Elevation Gss fcsL 50 minutss from Nsw
line EFie. 8 minutes rlde from Sufiefn depot 20
Sufern Park by SufeTn PARK bus. al i'm
prOvemenia water. electric light ielephoae.
&c, no mosquitoes, no malaria. Lots Or
plots on reasonable terms Write r. VAN
ORDBN, Suiferu. y. Y. for booklet.
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MONROE, n, Y,

MONROE, n. Y.
Best committing station IN orange County
highest elevation between n. Y. and Mlddlet0Wn,
Lakes Momhasha, Round Island and Walton
Headquarters for EsAtes. Farms, Residences
and lake properties, Furnished cottages fol
rent. BROOKS REALTY CO. MOnroe. ~ Y.
St'PFERN. NY
~ Acres. large house. outhulding: 5 min
utcs from depot terms liberal
ALFRED HALL.
Real Estate BrokeT. Suhern. " Y.
FARM i1o acres. fair buildings. sin0o: farm
70 acres. good buildings. 81 10. plenty fruit.
wood. some timber, bargains. Write FOR paFticu- q
lars. y. SMITH. sta A, Winsted Conn.
LONG ISLAND M ~. EST ATE FOR SALE
DON'T Fail TO GET
ROWIEY'S LIST
o. strictly high class Long stand Farms. mere
Fronts Bungslows and small Home Propositions.
Can a. my booth az
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
REAL ESTATE SHOW
for photos and fu Information reRandinR IDEAL
Lohg Island property now being offered a. az
uactlNe prices,
EDWIN n. ROwLEY,
NoFthport. Long Island.
Telephone Madison Square a273.
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PAMNnAaKKRs, sALEa.


l. L. FIRUSEL Auct 70 Bowery. sells 10
A. NJ. al pledges for unpaid loans from pawn
bfokers pledged previous N dates and numbers.
bdth inclusive. and III older ones ~ follows
May 3-B. Gutter son, NJ hifschberr.
Nav AN Levy. IS carmins 81: all pledges
prior Msy it 1879
prior May 70, 1879 70 10. 2.10
Nay G-Fine consignment iewrlry.
JOsEPH sHoNGOOBS SOVs. Julius Shon
good. Auct, % nowery:
NAY =. CloIhinG A Rhods. gg Columbus ay.
May M-Iewclry Estate r. Marks Nt7 N av
s. schwartz - GrhBd o.
Nay e3-Clothing: r srhieher fae1 81 av
NAY MHulamnnds. watches. tewelrv. all
pledges prior May ~, an9 from 80 iRfa b iasli
and ~ goods he'd over. " 2 isaacs. .tas sth Az
CEyTRAL AUCTION CO. Vim. McCsrty.
Agctaneer lGQ Canal 81. soils 10 A. ~:
Nav N-hy McAleenans. tat sth av: rlnfhfnr
Ae, pledged in Nay o. 1879
MAY ar Levy. iN vaHrh a.: clothing
May m-H Hrrckwe,irl ga Grand II rinfhiwr
ELl SO1El- Auct.. - BoWery. sells 10 A, NJ.
Nay 1-Cl0thhE !. DrryeF. as so az
Nay st-CiOthing. Sol L0wensohn son, 20
Al aV
alsy ss--JsveIry; c. sobsl. Iass B'way. for.
mtfW Of ~ ist aV
May ss-cl0lhinE wm. Prlgsr 4 soma ss
7th ~
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ATTRACTIVE HOME ~ Y therford, y. J..
convenlent locaton good neishhofnpo1 CO., 80,
veFeiRhlrs, chicken house. Including chieEens'
nirenns raFden tools price @-an. easy terms
CARL DANNHElM - ParA av.. hl'heriord, ~.
RFAUTIFt'L ans family houses, rooms and
bath. All impro, ements are locatun; nre min
u;es ualk from station. within sasL walking ~
terms % sgit nurrhascr. y. hOkNsIhN, oppo
site station. CHftnn. y. J,
PINE FARM. ioo acres. win good building. Al
Railway. n. J.. IA miles from depot 70 room
house. IN A. condit0a Il0o feet road frontage.
W. FREEsroNE. 10 MarEs' -. Pa'eEson. y ).
MAGNIFtCENT ESTATE consisting Of large
mansion and 8 one family houses ln the best part
Of Clifton. \. j.. must he sold owing 70 illness Of
VA GRAY. Passaic. N.I
SADDLE RIvER ACVEAGF- :, arrcs, soo fes'
road fron tare high rrnuna h~auiiful NisW ne
siir for a homestead. no bu.ldlngs attraruNc zieii
win large trces and hysA spring broos $40 per
FoR SALE Elegant house eight rooms and
bath al impgovcments, pl9i aoAis9. se,ert asleh
70 station. prize only SAO0 terms easy. " y
BLAKlSTON. "a PARA av- Rutherford y. D.
high CLASS apartments, rooms and hath
al lrnnroycgrrat q minutes from depot 1 mia
utes from New York rents moderate.
~ ZELiWEGER. owner
RidreunOd. N J.
RfDGRWOOu=Opp new ala room
house. every Improvement large lot main ave
nue. fruit and -hade rrirr &&ans reasonable
terms shouid he seen 20 hr appreciated. SMITH
SINGER CO. Wdgrwund, \ ].
VIZ NAVE 4 CHOICE LIST % houses IN very
desirable locations. With nll the latest Improve
meats from Z. m 20 soon large and small
acreage RONLAND. SHAFrHR 4 JOHNSON,
passalr y J
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QUEENs REAL ESTATE FOR GALE.
.ELEeANT HOUSE M FREEP0RI

Ten rooms. all modern improvements, corner
plot issxisO feet nesr station. school and church.
trees 20 years Old. price low; terms easy. ?. l.
FERGUSON. ta.s Broadway. ~ Y G.
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FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses; splendid ac-
tion; TO be seen at I9 COrnella
ST.. N. Y.
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Charles A Singer. IT., has been appointed
fAcuirinR COmpany and will have HE head
quarters az the new factory on Long Island
Fred u Titus is 10 have complete charge Oi
the Palmer singer retail establishment
In Broadway ~ result OF Mr.. Singer :
promotion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
PROGRAMME FOR
COMMENCEMENT
FARM HussANDRY COMMENCE
MENT EXERCISES AT THE A. c.
WILL 5s ONE OF BIG EVENTS
OF YEAR WILL OCCUR MAR. %
ADDRESS BY e. D. STEWART.

The programme for the commence
ment exercises Of the Farm Husband
ry class at the agricultural college is
now complete. These exercises con-
stitute one of the big events of the
year at the A. c. They will be held
on March % this year.
There will a good sized class to
graduate after taking the three year
course of six months a year in farm
husbandry which, beside the special
work in agricultural. is equal to a high
school course.
The following programme has been
arranged:
Music-Selected.
Class Presidents William
Maxwell,
Class History and Prophecy-Lancy
Montgomery. $3.50 --. 49,
Our Forests-Urban Elmer. -.
Music-Selected
Commencement address, Our Duty
to Rural America-Supt. E. D. Stew
art, Langdon.
These exercises will be held in the
chapel or in the armory. Supt. E. d.
Stewart VINO will deliver the COM
mncement address is a graduate of
the A. c. who has made good He is
now in charge of the Langdon sub
station, one of the most important
stations in the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
BIG "DECLAM" ON
At A. C. TONIGHT
EVENT HAS AROUSED MORE EN-
THUsIAsM IN STUDENT BODY
THAN ANY SIMILAR AFFAIR in
HISTORY OF A. c.--HALL BEAU
TIFULLY DECORATED.

From present indications enthusiasm
among the student body Of the A. c.
viii run riot tonight at the big annual
declamatory contest which will be held
in the A. G. armory. Not in the pre-
vious history OF the school has uhere
been such keen interest taken in any
similar event
II il expected that 500 students will
be in attendance and IL they are this
will make one Of the biggest declama-
ton contests ever held in America Be
side the orations there will be music
and the programme is an especially
enjoyable one.
Following the contest there will be
. big public reception and a meeting If
ell the literary societies Of the A. c.
The srmory has been beautifully
decorated for the occasion with col
Iege banners. streamers and the colors
of the A. G.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend, hear these declarations and wit
ness the college spirit at the A. c. Ad-
mission free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
WHAT THEY GROW
Wonderful Climate and Soil Of Mexico
Make II Possible to Grow Many
Different Things.

The great possibilities of profit to
the man who goes to Mexico for the
purpose of making a home is well
illustrated in the diversity of crops
which It's soil produces.
A gentleman from Darlington, N.
D., who has just returned from a trip
of investigation on the lands of the
Mexico international Land Co. on the
Isthmus Of Tehauntepec, states that
the literature of the company is too
modest in it's claims. The soil on
thedr lands is the richest known.
Corn, rice, tobacco. sugar cane, or
anges, bananas, lemons, tangerines.
pineapples, coffee, rubber, chocolate.
tame grasses, etc., are grown with
wonderful success in great profusion.
The climate is delightful, dry and
healthy, no wind or other violent
storms, no frosts or drouths, an ideal
situation for the man who wishes to
pass his days in out-of door pursuits.
where the rigors OF the cold north are
unknown, and the hot air Of the south
Is tempered by the sweet balmy
breezes that blow over the isthmus
from the Pacific on the west and the
gulf on the east
The Mexico international Land Co.
will run 8 special excursion from
Fargo to Mexico, Feb. 2s. Special
inducements are made to those who
wish to take the trip to Mexico, and
no obligation rests on those who go
to buy their lands Full information
and particulars can be obtained OF w.
II. oliver or d. G. Hackney, Suit 90.
Huntington Building. Fargo,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
GOING TO OREGON

The eleventh specIaI excursion car
in charge of the Columbia Land Co.
will leave Fargo FEB. 10, and will
visit North Yakima, Seattle, Portland
and Hood River before going to Stan
field Umatilla county, Oregon, where
the Furnish-C oe irrigated lands are
located. These excursions have be-
come very popular, many North Da-
kotans having joined them and with
very few exceptions all have purchased
lands at Stanfield WE HAVE THE
WATER, also the SOIL, ALTITUDE
CLIMATE, MARKETS, TRANSPOR-
TATION, and all the qualifications
necessary for an ideal fruit and alfal-
IA growing district.
Spring has come at Stanfield, and
the horticulture department of the
Columbia Land Co., is already busy
experimenting the planting of or
chards. 1t will pay you to see these
lands when you visit the west. They
are THE BEST"
For special rates applying to this
trip, address
COLUMBIA LAND CO..
Fargo Natl. Bank Bldg.
LAS WELL GET THE BEST" We
have 1t and can prove It,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
POOR Wash women
Are ON TAX LIST
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FIND
NAMES OF PARTIES ON DELHI
ouENT TAX LIST WHO ARE ON
THE CHARITY PAYROLL OF
cAss COUNTY

The county commissioners have
reached the conclusion that there is
no one who escapes assessment in
Fargo. 1t was while the board was
reviewing delinquent personal prop
erty tax list this morning that had
been returned by Sheriff Henry Boyle
that Commissioner w. o. Olsen dis
covered that parties who the county
is forced to tender support, were in
cluded on the list.
Commissioner Olsen found the name
Of one wash woman who has been on
the charity payroll of Cass county for
a considerable time. When it is con-
isdered that each one of these assess
ments is handled by the auditors
force. then the treasurer, the county
board and the sheriff, it will be appre-
ciated that considerable work is in
volved. The board agreed that the
names should be dropped from the list.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
EMPRESS JOSEPHINE
Subject Of Interesting Grafton by Miss
Pearson at the High
School.

Miss Mildred Pearson gave an excel
lent Grafton this morning at the hign
school on Empress Josephine of France.
wife of Napoleon. The story of her
early life the engagement to a young
plantationer and of her first marriage
to q noted Frenchman were all told
clearly and in an interesting manner.
The story of Josephine's connection
with the French revolution;, the. danger
in which her life was held all the time
Of her husbands neglect and finally OF
his death was Interestingly told.
Finally her lot became better and
during one OF the many dinners which
she attended in Paris, she met Napol-
con as emperor on May Is, 1904. Then
followed, after a short period Of fame
and high position, the day when Ma
poIeon divorced Josephine. This was
the immediate cause Of her death.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
ADVERTISING MAY
Land HIM A Wife
NORTH DAKOTA RANcHER SEES
WEppIN AHEAD AS THE RE-
SUIT OF ADVERTIsINe-eIRLs
ARE SNAPPED UP IN WESTERN
NORTH DAKOTA.

Bellefontaine COhio) Examiner:
Ferd Frank, a ranchman of Elliot,
North Dakota, arrived in Bellefontains
a few days ago and regi7tered ar the
Hotel Ingalls,. After he had been here
was surmised that he had come to
Bellefontaine to claim a bride.
Monday evening Daily Examiner
reporter met him by chance and cas-
ually CLEANED the following from the
young and sLalwart westerner:
Il came direct from North Dakota
to Logan county, although, am per
feet stranger here. There is not face
in the country that ever saw before,
Eight years ago / went from the faI
east to North Dakota where took up
claim and now have a ranch that I
can call my own. Some time ago I
decided that / would get married so I
inserted an advertisement and my trip
here is the result. Tomorrow / am
going to start back TO North Dakota
and if everything goes all right I'll
be back one Of these days. She has
seen me and sized me ur and IT Is up
TO her now as to what the result viii
be.
IF you wanted wife so badly. why
didn't you go back to your home in
the east after one?' ,the fellow was
asked. 49,
ooh, that would be no use. You see
they are pretty well picked UP there :"
well, are there 40 girls in North
Dakota?"
Some, but they are scarce. You
see there are lots of ranchmen there
patching it and as soon as girl
turns up there are a dozen or so that
want TO marry her right away. never
had ghost of a chance of getting any
one of them, so thought would adj
vertise Well, so long. When LEONE
again, and 1 will if everything goes
right, I'll hope to get to see you"
Frank is a largo, smooth faced young
man, and a typical westerner in style
and manner. He is aged about thirty
and weighs $50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
TAKES STAND in
HIS own DEFENSE
DANIEL MCDONALD TEsTEFlEs
DURING ENTIRE MORNING
sWEARs HE HAS NO MALICE
TOWARD /. c. sUNDsTRoM,, THE
PLAINTIFF IN THE CASE.

The defense had It's inning this
morning in the case of L. G. Sund-
strom against Daniel Mcdonald, on
trial in the district court Late yes
terday afternoon the plaintiff rested
and then the defendant was called to
the stand. During the remaining time
yesterday and during the entire morn
ing, Mcdonald occupied the stand, a
part of the time under the rigid cross
fire of examination by Attorney Fow-
Ter for the plaintiff.
Mcdonald positively denied the ugly
charge that he is responsible for
burning dozen head of horses owned
by the plaintiff. He claims to have
been at home the evening the m
burned, with his wife, children and
hired man. 1t is presumed that all of
these parties will be called to the
stand to corroborate the story Of the
defendant. Attorneys Holt and Frame
are conducting the defense.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
Value OF SCHOOL LIFE
Rev. A. p. HisIey Gives High School
Subject Interesting and lnstruc-
tive Talk.

The high school students listened to
very interesting address yesterday
by Rev. A. P. Higley, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church of
Springfield, ILL.,, who is in Fargo con-
Quoting a series Of services at the
First Presbyterian church.
Rev. Higley proved his adaptibility
as a speaker by at once riveting the
closest attention of the entire high
school and keeping it throughout his
talk. He has an enthusiastic and jolly
manner.
He stated that peoplC should get
happiness and Joy out CT whatever
they do and wanted to know if the
students were getting. Happiness out
of school life.
He enlivened his talk with pleasing
anecdotes which had lesson to
teach. Mr.. Higley spoke of the
pyramids of Egypt and of the toll it
took to build them. 1.-The world does
not pay you for stone monuments; the
monuments of deeds are the ones that
count" ....
Speaking Of the value of pull in
this country Mr.. Higiey said: you
can get a position through pull but
you can't hold it,
He quoted an editorial from a Wall
street paper to the effect, I'VE don't
need more money in Wall street, nor
more grains. nor more financial cour-
age; what we need most is men with
stronger moral characters, who will
not lie, and str ii, but who have back
bone enough to stand for what is
straight and honest in The business
world"
In conclusion, Mr.. Higley compared
the school day to days of drawing
water and saving wood, ard hoped
that the students would be led to an
understanding Of the laws of right and
wrong, and have an opportunity to
push the right.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
LETTER FROM SIMPSON
Fargo Officer Who Arrested CoIorec
Man for Murder Is Told of
Life in the Pen.

Officer j. l.. Mclean TIL, week re-
ceived a letter from Edward w. Simp-
son, colored, who is serving twenty
year term in the state penitentiary for
the murder of Chas. Clarke, coIored.
Simpson informs the officers who ar
rested him after the shooting, that he
has turned over a new leaf and re-
formed. He has no particular objec-
ton TO offer against life in the peni-
tertiary. The big turkey dinner on
Christmas is described as we'll as the
visit of Santa Claus. Simpson is a
very fine penman and writes a clear,
interesting letter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
CAR LOAD Of
BITTER ROOT APPLES

The SteVensville Produce Co, from
the Famous Bitter Root Valley, which
produces the finest favored apple in
the world, has shipped a carload of
the leading varieties, the Red McIn-
tosh, Northern Spy, Northwest Green
ing, Wolf River, Delaware Reds.
Black Bens, samples of which may be
seen at the office of H. Amerland.
607 N. P. avenue who have choice ir-
rigated lands in this famous valley.