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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-12-15
Washington Letter
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Dec. 9, 1910.
The Pasadena, California, girls
refuse to dance with the Japanese
naval officers; the ball is called off;
the Japanese admiral in high dud-
geon sails away, and all Japan re-
sents the affront. The Pasadena
girls were within their rights and
they have the sympathy of Califor-
mia e iris and the girls of the United
States.
The Secretary of War has just re-
turned from the Philippines by way
of Asia and Europe, bringing the
somewhat trite information that
our Malayan acquisition from Spain
is not fit for self-government.
Well, what country ever was fit?
The real difference is that the Phil
ippines are less fit, or least fit. 1t
is a positive benediction to some
countries like India, Egypt and the
Philippines to be governed by the
Anglo Saxon people. All children
need guidance and control, and
these peoples are not only half
devil and half child" but devil,
ostrich and orphan child in one"
\ The Presidents message is the
most voluminous ever printed, and
is generally considered to be an i'm
portant and up-to-date document.
Few readers will peruse it from end
to end, and the epitomes furnished
by the press are excellent as time
savers. The President earnestly
favors the forti6cation of the Pana-
ma Canal, and surely if it is worth
digging, it is worth defending
Without fortification it could be
destroyed by few pounds of dyna-
mite in a single night. To fortify
the Canal is no challenge to the
peace of the world. International
interests demand it's protection.
The Secretary of Agriculture has
now completed his most optimistic
of reports. The value of agricul-
tural products of the country in
1910 is estimated at $8,926, OOO,O 900,
and Mr.. Wilson says that at no
time in the worlds history has a
country equ allied this record. 1t is
quite probable that those even who
are now past middle age may see
an agricultural output equalling in
value one trillion of dollars.
The recommendation of the Secre-
tary of Agriculture to eliminate
middle-men and for cooperative
organizations of farmers and coop.
erative societies of consumers to
get together, shortening the dist.
ances between the farm and the
dinner-table, is we'll worthy of con.
sideration and action.
There is expectation that the re-
Gently elected congress will be less
under the hypn otism of the ex
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grants from settling III the .congest"d
centres and he. H. in favor OF more
general dis ributIon OF immigration.
II has to be- done the speaker said
don't heliev. the national Government
ought To bs content To stand AZ the port
and pass upon tn. question OF whether
tn" immigrant - ia come or not 10 come.
Part OF the responsibilities u tine Gov
eminent are to- see that the newly arrived
immigrants are iHDtected from the dan.
gers that surround them. Here il field
for tho intelligent cooperat ton Of the
State and the nation for ] believe IN the
full authority of both They should not
be- Lellously guarding the lines OF this
or that authority. bur should be- coming
together in solving the questions that
concern them both
Secretary Sagel said that Ellis Island
has reached its capacity and that some
thing must be done next year To distribute
immigrat ion long the oast. for tbs. board
ing forces ore too small. the medical in
-p~ctors are Insufficient and the equip
msn' IL IN every way unable To handle
the increasing Immigra ton at Ellis
Island Boston Philadelphia. Charles
ton. New Orleans and Galveston must take
their share # the condii ions ave To- he met
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I p-~ta,-rs "a, The, Can Set the { sn,rni,.
tee AWAY From Roosevelt when The, Like

Chairman Ezra Prenfic" Of III. R.pub-
lIcan Stat. committees announced y.~ter-
day thst ha int 'nd.d TO remain at his post
I'm" 20 building up strong Republican
organization throughout tn. STATE IN
preparation for tn" Pr''<'+eut ial campa gn
of 1912 sine" election hay number
Of Republican county leaders hsv. been
IN SeE York and one or two were hars
yesterday II was m" opinion - all these
county leaders that there " i'll be no dis
position to displace Chairman Prentice
now. though Il. cannot count y majority
OF hc state commlt. 49, ia has favor Ger
tenn committeeman rho wer" 10 tcwn YES
terc!ay said that Mr Prentice nj sht a. w..
remain chairman until II became advisable
To find n suCc.ssor which th"y .aid could
b. done ~ any tim. They outlined to
a cert ain extent nh. general policy to ha
pursued by such Republicans up STATE.
as do not want Mr. Prentice for chairman
in 1912
This policy included u b.olute q,ii.scence
until after The election next fall Of As
sembIyinen and Of Mayors in tho follow
ing cities Albany. Amsterdam. Cohoes.
corning. Dunkirk Elmira Geneva. Hor-
nell. Hudaon. Ithaca. Little Falls, Lock
port. Niddletown. Mount Vernon. Dl.au.
Oneida. Onsonta OsweRo. Plat,sburg,
wanda. Troy. Utica. Warertown and
Their intention il that d.i.gation
from the state opposed TO Roosevelt
shall be sent 10 the nat ionaI convention
Of ioi?
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Nv ERSFt FLIGHT FIZZIES.
Something Brokc and the Waiting TUG.
hSsts Rolled Da~k Home.

A feet Of Hamburx-American Line
tugs kicked about for hours IN the choppy
seas OF Long Beach yesterday waiting
for the steamship Pennsylvania to come
out and flip Aging man back to Gov
.rnor- Island But when the Pennsyl-
vania doomed through tho snow squalls
Rudolph Russ. her captain. attached a
mesaphone to his beard and emitted a
gloomy roar.
He broke his propeller before we were
ont Of tho dock" the skipper beloved
1T IL no use
One minute. captain went back over
the bottle green sea. did he use an axe?-
And what am to do with this?" pur.
sued the skipper. continuing his own line
OF thought and waving free hand toward
the treeiIework over the afterdeck tina,
was To- have been used as the runway for
tn. aeroplane 1t nlurt 20 Hamburg no.
I have but too carpenters
There was a final discontented Humph,
from the Pennsylvania tooter and the
big boat slid outward toward the white
cad horizon that swallowed her in a few
minutes moro. IL was explained that the
captain was taking the matter 20 heart
because he hadn't been in print since
he landed a circus from Hamburg and
because shippers do not go cheeriiy to
~.a with something like a diasipateti
chicken coop sqIatting over their nice
clean decks.
And 40 the tugs rolled home again
duck ing under fiOcks of mallards heading
south. and whiriing. swoopihg y,ills and
other birds that don't have 10 bother
about their prop.lIers or fold their wings
when the winds arr cranky. And there
cnmr around tho Hook a procession Of
clean buiit liners and solid fraigheers
which dropped their pilots and went
hrisklyintothe squalls 20 that the tti Gfar,-rs
forgot about the stunt that didn't corn.
on When the old girl on Bedlow struck
q light somebody said 90 ths Hamburg
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OkL ELECTION tDDLE.


GUTHRIE. Okla Nov l?-It is reported
that the State Election Board will isstis
certificates Of election 10 Elmer l.. Fulton
Of Oklahoma City and Neal Mcneil Of
Pawnee. Democratic candidates for Con-
gre-s in the Second and First districts
respectively. although ON the face OF the
returns Congressman Dick T. Morgan
and Bird = Mcclure wsr" elected nv more
than 900 majority each
Tine boards action will he based on the
votes OF the negroes in the two dist riots
and the hope that the Democratic Con-
gress jus, elected viii sea, Fulton and
Mcneil
As u result Of the state election muddle
over the enforcement OF the grandfather
clause gainst negroes District Judge
A II Huston. a Republican. called a
special Grand jury Ia meet here Novem-
her IL and District Judge Persely Cole.
a Democrat, called "a special county Grand
jury for McAle-ter Noysmber Il
Gov. Haskell has also announced that
there will he Grand Jury inquiries at
Muskogee and Wagner Al wsgoner u
is said that one Judge was caught putt ing
la lots cast hy negroes into his boots
Attorney General West gave an opinion
to-day thai the State Election Boa rd
remove Chairman jules J Beali
OF the Okla onla county Election Board
az Oklahoma City simply because. he
hmsclf n a candidate for Justice. 81 the
Peace. IL IL understood tonight. how
ever that B-all has been removed and that
Oscar Hal-all has been named instead.
Belll was formerly prominent at MattoOn.
III. serving Coles county as sheriff.
Following tn. resignation 81 two Demo
a. = I.
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mo GrORGI, pOwFR MrhGrR.
Westinghouse Interests said Ia Have \r-
aHired 4 OntroI Of Three Rs,~rS

ATLANTA. Nov. ~ By the Georgia
Railroad Commissions approval OF a
$50 .OOO.OOO stock and bond issue for the
Georgia Po wer Company today the
Westinghouse Electric Company gains
control ~ all tn. water porer on tn.
wafer sheds OF thee Georgia rivers.
aggr"gating IOI on horse power
he new company. representing the
>. Morgan Smith Manufacturing Com
pany. a Westinghouse interest. 10 to bs
known a. the Georgia Power Company.
absorbing the North Georgia Electric
Company and the Etowah Power Com
pany and other power plants and sites
~ Dunlap. Buford Newman and Talhi-
lab Practically all the power Of tn.
Tallulah. ChnttahOochce and E'o~ ah riv~-~
~ controlled.
4 contract has been made with tn.
Northern Construction Company of Michi-
gan for tn. development OF the acquired
holdings Ten million dollars IN 3 per
cent bnnds il TO he turned over 10 The
Michigan Construct ION Company and held
by The Knicksrbocker Trust Company
81 New York trustee In additi on
ih" Northern Construction COMPANY OF
Michigan gets ~ per cent II th.. stock
II - estimated that the Northern Con
.t7Iction Company 81 Michigan will
develop IN" power ~ an OUTLAY % Sill .
nm 40
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>HE TOI IN NOT DODGE tiTO.
Woman Ira, riiing Salesman Had Man.t.
FBbl ~ Baggage.

Miss Mary Bartlett. a Young travelling
snleSwoman Of South Mantle. Mass
attempted To cross Broadway a. Ann
Stre"' AZ % clock last night She did
not 80" a large auto nus coming north
on Broadway until IL was almost upon
her She had Just come from "A train IN
JPr-"y ii'y and was encountered with
grips and bundles The auto Knocked
her down and both wheels on one sid.
pas-"d over her body lengthwise
~ IN" Hudson street hospital DIR
W''r-on found thai Miss Bartlett had
'our fractured ribs and was IN jur~d in =
i"rually. She il ia a critical condition.
h" chauffeur. Simon Nath OF 1sg
second street. was locked up He said he
mad = licens" and an identification card,
but had Just started 10 work for his present
employer last night and had faIi~d To
bring them with him
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DF w0fR,T rO OPPOSE LODGE.
Fos- and Other Party Leaders Oppose
Fusion On an Opposition Republican.

BosroN Nov u. Tn. failure % former
Governors Guild and Rates 30 come out
for IN. S--natorship at opposition to
senator Lodge has developed a demand
among Democrats for a strong Candiciat l..
of TINT party TO make The fight on Lodge
James II yshsy mas received a large
number Of letters asking him to make
the contest. and he has the matter under
consideration
danger TO che Senator lies IN the choice
~ s'rsng Democrat 10 oppose him
Governor elect Foss Is said to favor
Nah.y az the parfy's candidate
Pressure IL Deins brought 10 beer upon
Mr. Bate. TO follow the example Of Gen
Guild and declare himself for the r..n.c
ton ~ Senator Lodge.
Governor elect Fo-s Is said 10 be- dis
pleased AZ me attempt Of Mayor Fit2-
gerald to throw the support 81 the Demo
cratic lesislat prs 20 az antiI.odg-
that the Democrat should unite on a
strong man Of their own party.
Republicans all over the state ar.
commenting on the good Politics played
by "N-Gov. Guild in taking his stand IN
ffvor ~ senator Lodge. Even il h.
doesn't win the SenatorshID they -ay N
" I'LL place him in line for sonnet hing worth
Will"
Some OF the Lodge scouts have brought
encouraging rews Of conditions upstate
End Secretary Clark. saws that things
book better than AZ any Tim. for Mr.
Lodges reelection
There l. no doub, thar many Republican
members uf tn. next Isgi stature wer.
elected in arti-Lodgs district. Theae
men ar" hedging. and their attli,ide ia
gIvIlg Senator Lodge and his lieui-nants
Il lot Of concern Some II them. II L.
feared. wouldn't dare 10 vote for Lodg.
under any conditions. and then there are
others who will he guided nv the way the
W md hanpens 20 blow neNi Janmarv
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AIR MEET ENDS IN A MIDDLE
PRIZES TURNED
OVER 70 AERO GLIB.
had weather and Other HinderinG Ce0dl.
uous Made Contests in Many ot the
Scheduled Events Impossible La.
than the One and Only sure winner.

BALTIMORE Nov. l,.-wind. wind and
then more wind spoiled the sport of the
closing day OF the aviation meet.
For three hours and a half aviators
and spectators waited in the cold at
Halethorpe for an opportunity for a
! flight Finally at 5 O'Clock Hoxsey. to
give TN" patien. ones a show to reward
their endurance. cautiously made a few
laps around the course. keeping well to
the ground. and the meet was over.
On account Of the many Interruptions
due To storms and unreasonable weather
'he prize money arrangement il very
much mixed and J. Fred Dollinger. sec
Rotary of the National Aero Club OF
America. will take all the records TO New
York and try to clear up the tangle there
Just how il will ba worked out ne
said tonight. Il cannot say As far as the
lists Of awards published in the papers
are concerned these amounts have been
merely credited That does not neces-
sarily mean that each man will get all
that il credited To him. for the conditions
attending this meet with tho various
contingencies have changed the COM
plexion Of everything
1t will he utterly impossible to say
what money any one aviator Will receive
For instance some Of the avaiators have
don. bu, little flying and vet they may
come hack with the claim that they were
on the ground hut tina, they lost their
machines and had to take machines which
were rushed TO them and which were not
found satisfactory Then too the wind
has beeh too strong for the biplanes.
Tn. awarding Of prize money will
depend entirely upon the kind Of CON
tracts the aviators have II IL possible
that those men who Loaf their machines
in IN. storm have clauses in their con-
tracts that call for safe protection for
their machines
Il was not called IN until the last min
ute and | do not know anything about
what has been done All know il that
the whole thing has been pushed over
on my shoulders and l shall have to ar
bitrat. the matter as best | can What
tho outcome will he il n question shall
do the best | can to conclude the AFFAIR
to IN. best interests Of all concerned
and that II all can say N present except
that Mr. lathams private contract for
flying over tn. city il all right. this being
independent Of the meet. and he also
gets the Commodore Barry cup for his
bomb throwing
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ZERO CLEB ELECTION.
si,an \. Ryan VIII Probably B~ Chosen
President without Opposition.

Tomorrow is election day AZ the Aero
Club 81 America. and j, looks a. il tho
regular ticket. headed by Allan A Ryan.
would b.. elected without opposition
" was said last night by one Of the mem
beers that u Is probable that the rival
ticket will he Withdrawn. Corflandt Field
Bishop. who was nominated Us president
on tn. anti-R Ryan ticket. refused to run
MIR Bishop has been president Of the
club for three Year,. and ~ thu last cleo.
ton met with bitter opposiiion Mr.
bishop says he would not accept the
presidency again under any circum-
stances
MIR Ryan has just undergone AN spera-
ton for app.ndicitis and will NOT be- at
the polls Tomorrow evening J. &.
Mccoy. the nominee FOR first vice presi-
dent. IL also III
Charles Jerome Edwards. who IL named
IA "A governor on the regular ticket. said
h. thought Mr Ryan's election would
boz unanimous Mr. Ryan was general
manager of the International aviation
meet held at Belmont PaTI
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UTICA. Nov d? Gov elect Dix. who
has been al his camp at McKe"vcr in the
Ad,rOndackS this week left ilSsSx D.c,.div
tina afternoon for Albany to attend 10
business matters He plans To return 10
Mche@ver tomorrow
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American official who was bossing the
expedition:
will your people try any moro expert
ments of thia sorf?"
think Il can safely be said" replied
the official. that the line will not We
Thought II was feasible for an aviator 10
slide from the deck Of the Pennsylyapia
and carry bag 81 mail 90 Governors
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HELENA. Mon. Nov. ~ To-day =
developments are such that tn. Republi-
cans now expect TO hold the Legislat ure
by four or Ave on joint ballot and thus
reflect senator Thomas II Carter. Com
plct- returns from Carbon county elect
the Republican nominee by two, Will.
IN Silver Bow county the official can vass
iEd'catee that four Republicans instead
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enough
IL might have taken Ralph Johnston
or hoxsey TO drive a plane in the gale
that ripped from tho northwest all day;
AND the Hamburg American people figured
that the accident which psI, the pro
peiler out Of business while the ship was 10
dock saved time after ali.
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The Manhattan Club. Of which Alton
Parker - president. will give a great
reception TO Democratic Governors elect
Dix Of New Work Baldwin Of Connect Ic,if
Wilson OF New Jersey. Foss Of Ma..a-
chnsetts and Harmon Of Ohio The date
is not fixed The MAnhaita Club has
not had a great Democratic reception
since the reeleci ion Of Grover Cleveland
in 1897
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songrssaman -u-mp aer,ersem

BRisToL. Tenn. Nov " Tn. official
returns r""leci Congressman G. Is Slcmp
Eep'Iblican Of the Ninth Virginia dis
tr1ct over Henry q. Stuart. Democrat.
by 23i ma JoTltv
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AUCTION SALE.

will sell at public auction at my
farm, 8 miles south and i IL miles
east of Minot on Sec. 81, township
154, range 81, on Tuesday, March IS
1910, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described property:
....s. as,. Horses. eus...
1 black horse, weight 400. age Il
years.
black horse. weight 1900, age
years. 49,.
/ grey mare, weight 1ooo, age
years, ..-.
l grey mare. weight 100, age
years.
grey mare, weight 900. age
years.
two year old colts.
! mule colt six months old.
3 cows, 3 calves.
About so chickens.
3 sets of work harness. ':,
;at-, Farm Machinery
y 1 wide tire wagon, l buggy;
deering binders, one 6 and one
foot; 1 Mccormick mower; 1 Acme
Mower; 1 Acme Hay rake; 2 IA IN
gang plows, 1 ~ inch gang pillow;
/ John Deere Sulky pillow, 1 hane
breaking plow, harrows; l disc;
! Van Brunt drill new; cream sap
arator. feed grinder,
About SO tons of by. .,a.:'''
Household goods and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Free lunch at noon. ...-.
Terms-Al! sums under $40 cash.
ali sums over that amount tih Oct
/, 1910, on bankable paper drawing
IL per cent interest. 5 per cent ds
count for cash on all sums over $40
George Buchler, Owner
H. J. Hecht, Auctioneer, n-. 'E
s.,nr" E.. S. Person. Clerk. "
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A stranger. wearing an Odd. ~
lows pin, fell in faint at the post
once Saturday morning and for. a tins.
it. was thot thatehe was dying. He
was taken to the rear of the building
and made as comfortable as pos.
sible, and physicians called. He i'm
proved in a snort time and went on
his way.
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Notice Of Foreclosure Sale


Whereas default has occurred in
the terms and conditions Of the mort
gage hereinafter described in that the
mortgagors have failed and refused to
pay the mortgage Indebtedness there
by secured and the interest thereon.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Martin Murk and Ra-
chel Murk, husband and wife, mort
gagors, to p. y. q Homberg, mort,
gagee, dated the 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1908, and fled for record in the
office Of the register of deeds OF
Ward county, North Dakota, on the
10th day of January, A. D. 1909,
and there recorded in book 40 of
mortgages at page 462, will be fore
closed by a sale of the mortgaged
premises in said mortgage and here
matter described, at the front door
of the court house In the city OF
Minot, in said county of Ward and
State of North Dakota, on the 9Th
day of April, A. D., 1910, at the
hour of two o'clock p. m. OF said
day to satisfy the amount due upon
the said mortgage on the day Of sale.
The premises described in said
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as
follows, to-wit: The southeast quar-
ter Use LAY of section thirty, (30)
township one hundred sixty (160)
range ninety 1907 west OF the Fifth
principal meridian in Ward county,
North Dakota, 4 s.es1'7' .'.s
There will be due upon said mort
gage upon the day of sale the sum
of one hundred fifteen and $500
($ll5. S5) dollars and the costs of this
foreclosure. a'&
Dated this 18th day of February
A. D. 1910. ;...... ,a,'-
.:,a. P. j. Holmberg,
d =" a-u. a.a.. Mortgage,
Murphy & Duggan, u - 4.
Attorneys for mortgage,
Grand Forks, N. D.
Prb. Feb. "a Mar 10 II "a 81
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CA. Grow and wife returned from
French Lick Springs, in Southern In
dianA, where they spent a number OF
weeks, drinking the famous sulphur
waters and enjoying the hot baths.
Mr.TGrow,} while in the East,3Yisited
thesmore important trade centers and
bought his spring and summer stocks
of clothing, furnishings, etc.
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GiIhooly Explains Himself.

A guarantee certificate goes with
every bottle of Gfl666ly's Irish i.Sdini.
ment If the preparation does not
cure Eczema, Rheumatism, L.mbago,
or in fact any skin ailment, the drug
gist will give you back your money
for the. certificate. II the certificate
is not with the bottle. don't take it.
This is honest, between man and man.
For sale by all druggists. Gilhooly
Irish Liniment Co., st. Paul, MINI.
81 tt
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.TowhEH MAN. H.

d. L."O'Connell, q prominent Town
-erite., has been very seriously III Of
pneumonia.fo several weeks Many
Minot friends hope to hear Of his
earlySrecovery
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c. L. Cline, carrier on r. D. No. 3
Minot will give up his work in few
days, to go back on the farm. His
successor has not been secured.