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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-17
A CLEAR CONSCIENCE THE BEST
Baltimore Dispatch to the New York
Worldly

Baltimore Dispatch to the New York
Worldly
Cardinal Gibbons, in his monthly
sermon at the cathedral today, said:
You may have pleasures, health,
wealth. and all temporal goods, but
you may lie robbed of these. You
cannot. however, be robbed of that joy
OF good heart that springs from your
clear conscience. You alone can rob
yourself of that. This JOY canno be
monopolized by Rockefeller or any
other millionaire.
This Joy arising from a good and
upright conscience is yours and you
alone can deprive yourself of it. The
rich can rejoice, the poor can rejoice,
because God who was rich. became
poor. and because the poor are imitat-
ing Christ. Even the sinner can re-
joice in the fact that he can become
reconciled to God.
THE cheerful mainland mean the
cheerful Christian man-is not dis
mayed or cast down by the various
trials and vicissitudes of life; he is
always superior to the OCCASION; he
rides on the storm and scars high in
love. The man of cheerfulness has
not only joy within his breast, but
difuses that joy to others.
What is the true basis of cheerful
ness? We can't make that the basis of
our joy which is not permanent.
Wealth. nor riches, can be the basis
of Joy, nor will you have joy in exulta-
ton and praise-these are also ephem-
eral.
About 80 years ago the most popu-
lar and prominent man. perhaps. in
the United States was James Gillespie
Blaine. He ran for president of the
United States. the highest Office with
in the gift of this glorious nation.
This position was within his grasp,
but he never obtained 1t. He is now
passed away. his political constituents
are gone. his memory has faded. and
doubt If today there is even a mon
ument to mark his grave.
II remember distinctly that he call
ed on me a day or two after his de-
feat. He told me of the trials, suffer-
ings. tribulations. vicissitudes and af-
flictions that rest on the presidents
of the United States. of whom our es-
teemed Mr.. Taft is now one. merely
tell you this to show you that you
should not place your hope in tenn
poral things, or seek temporal ia
vOrs.
What are the conditions of having
that constant sunshine of cheerfulness
and. joy and gladness? - son.
"Ei"et-A nure and """i"ht cnn-
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. }
County Of Grand Forks. } IS.
IN COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of Clara
Jane West. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by George
West as administrators of the estate OF
Clara Jane West, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouch-
ers, to the said administrator at Orr,
N. D., within four months after the
first publication Of this notice.
Dated March 3, A. u. 1910.
George West.
Administrator
Date Of first publication March 3.
March 3. 10. II and -.
A. d. 1910.
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science.

science.
"Scond-You should be kindly dis.
posed toward your neighbor.
"Third-Do not, above everything
else, attach yourself to things earthly
and worldly, because they swiftly pass
away.
Never enter your home with the
cares of your Office or of public life
on your mind. No matter how much
you have been buffeted about during
the day in the business world. do not
enter the harbor of your home with
cares. Be cheerful. Take your meals
quietly and TRANQUILITY. and let not
cares enter into your mind when eat
ing. A cheerful disposition is a good
aid to digestion, while morose dis
position is, a dyspeptic."
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Statistics show that badness and
higher education go together. In 9TH
er words, the woman with a haystack
Of hair on her head doesn't know 81
much as the woman with a coiffure q
doorknah nisA
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Candidate fef ORice Of Clerk Of
District COuFt.
Fer County Treasures.

I hereby announce myself as q Re.
publican candidate for the office Of
treasurer OF Grand Forks county. sub.
ject to the decision Of the electors at
tho June primary election. =
Oscar knudson. y
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y *t&a A@s ~ 80 ~
ThE MARKETS

= \ \ = i \ 4 {. L 80 i SO 4 4
market quotations from Chas. b
lewis Z Co., commission brokerA
Xtpne0poli0.)
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BUSINESS CHANCES

EGON-MONTANA AND NORTH
DAKOTA farm land. Large and
small tracts. Homestead and deed
ed land. Write for information.
Western Land Agency. sos Widlund
block, Grand Forks. N. D. (1023)
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keenly. how pitifuliy ridiculous this
ides 10, but the poor animals are quite
sincere. The more intelligent, such
as the monkeys and some birds. try
their best to initiate US. Others gaze
in mute alteration, or huddle up in
fear. Possibly q 70 wof them cherish
q secret thought that they would like
to mangle and eat us, but that 10 an
acquired instinct, and 1t was mankind
that started the vendetta.
Occasionally you ind woman who
thinks her men folks are quite an in
stitution, and looks up to them with
the greatest veneration and awe. But
such . woman 10 very rare.
The church people have an exag-
gerated notion Of the wickedness Of
the theatres; no girl on the stage
kicks higher than her head, and the
kicking soon becomes monotonous.
Suggestion: Those hair turbans
worn by many of the women would
make excellent hens eggs.
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HI. NJ. Wheeler.
For Mayor Of Grand Forks.

To the Citizens Of Grand Forks:
At the solicitation Of large number
of my fellow citizens, have decided
to run for the office of mayor Of Grand
Forks. respectfully seek the sup
port Of all citizens. and, II elected. I
business administration, and favor all
measures tending to make greater
Grand Forks.
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1t is every mans notion that after
his wife has mixed up something and
stuck 1t in the oven, she spends the
rest OF the day looking for new way
to make dress, and in saying don't"
to the baby.
AS rule. there is altogether too
much competition for the consolation
prize.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
LOST
HOME LAUNDRY

HOME LAUNDRY-All washings guar
antee satisfaction. Special on fan
nels. without shrinking. N. w.
phone 1922. (l003)
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WASH WOMAN

A WOMAN will go ont to work by the
day-scrubbing. washing ana clean
ing. Call after O'Clock In the
evening. N. w. phone 1880.
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Re,uslica. Candidate for County

hereby ansounce myself a can.
didate for the nomination of county
treasurer. subject to the will OF the
PRIMARIES in June. 1910. I
would appreciate the support OF the
voters and offer my past record In the
service OF the people as q guarantee
OF my conduct o. the Office. II n0lnin.
ated and elected.
Henry Hancock.
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Platform OF James JOHNSON, Republi
can Candidate for CQnRrena.

I believe in the preservation Of our
country's' natural resources.
I believe in Government control of
trusts and combinations who are
monopolizing commodities restraining
trade or traffic.
believe in a substantial reduction
OF the tariff on commodities used by
people in general-free, lumber and
wood pulp. In case the revenue re-
ceived from the tariff does not pay the
running expenses of the Government,
the deficiency should be supplied by
an income tax.
believe in the opening of our rivers
for commerce.
I believe in and will support true
economic progressive Republican
measures to the best of my ability.
James Johnson.
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MAGNETIC HEALING

E. L. REYNOLDS = MAGNETIC
Healer assisted by Edith Reynolds)
Treats all acute and chronic dis
eases. Appendicitis and all female
troubles a specially. Permanently
located in Grand Forks. Office over
Schlaberg & Grifiin's. Both phones.
1888.
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j. D. johnson.
For COUNTY Treasurer.

FOF C0u0t1 T1eoO0FeF.
,can fo ao =, EepH0
Forks county. have been employed
in the treasurer's Office as clerk and
deputy for IL years and II elected will
personally attend to the duties Of tho
Office. will appreciate your vote ct
the June primaries.
Holt A. Shaw.
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Dogs know a good many things:
we've noticed that cur dog always
looks pleasant in the presence of a
bulldog. and doesn't bristle up, and
look for q fight.
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FOR SALE

bUR SALE-A 26O-acre farm on the
Des Moines river in Iowa, four miles
from Arnold, IL. Fine we'll or water.
windmill, good house. barn, corn
cribs. etc. Address Il" Evening
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FOR SALE-An So-acre Farm Three
miles east Of Renwick, Ia. with fine
mouse n ana goo out6nid'nss an.i Lana
water. Address IA" evening Times.
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Perhaps one reason the women are
forging ahead of the men Is that the
men spend 80 much time laughing at
the manner In which woman sharp
ems q pencil.
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FOR SALE-A one chair barber shop.
Room for two chairs. Inquire OF
Edward .Feldhusen. Forest River.
N. D. (1O3S)
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Professional
CARDS
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS

DRS. EKERN g.. MARsDEN-sPE-
cialist Eye, Far, Nose and Throat,
Platky building, Grand Forks, N. D.
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osTEoPATHY

DIR. W. F. HARLAN AND DIR. G.
MORRISON WHITLEY - OSTEO.
pathic physicians and surgeons.
Graduates Of the American School
of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Both
phones 682. Union National bank.
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Directory OF The
Fraternal Orders
MEETING IN GRAND FORKS

Notices under this head published
free. Secretaries Of ali fraternai
organizations Of Grand Forks and
East Grand Forks are requested to
send their notices to tho Advertis.
ing Manager. Evening Times,
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FOR sALE-One pool table, complete
except cloth. Inquire Of o. S. Void.
Mekinock, U05S)
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DIR. r. MULLIGAN-oFFICE NEW
Widlund block.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Restaurant fixtures; good
location; first class business Ac-
count Of Ill health will sell cheap.
A. Moritz. Calvin, N. ID. (l053)
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DIR. j. GRASSICK-OFFICE NORTH
western building, corner DeMers
avenue and Fourth street.
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Henry Hancock.
Republics. Candidate for County
Treasures.
hereby announce myself as Re.
publican candidate tor treasurer OF
Grand Forks county. subject to the
1910. I have always been u Republic
can. and have resided in this county
for thirty years. will appreciate
your support @5. R. Barker.
Johnstown. N. D.
For Sheriff.
AL. h s.s X. oss e sSer q
Forks county on the Republican ticket.
subject to the decision Of the voters
ct the primary election on June ~.
Of OH Repubiican sssctors At the 1. June
.: Mccanna. N. d.
Fer Clerk Of District Court.
I am q Republican candidate for
Clerk of District Court Of Grand Forks
county. Would ask kind word and
supp9rs from my Ga In the
port Of the voters In both the cities
and county At the June primaries.
- Respectfully.
Candidate fef .ORtce Of Clerk Of
District Court.
hereby announce myself as Q Re.
publican candidate for the office OF
Clerk Of the District Court at the
primaries In June. II reelected. I
promise to give to the duties OF the
Office a. heretofore my best efforts
anu attention.
Thanking you for your past SUP.
mort and assuring you of my appr0.
citation OF your support 1t this time,
Yours respectfully,
80 -.---q IN. w. Spaulding.
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DRS. EGGERS g. BENTZEN-THIRD
street, over Benner, Begg & Garvin.
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Judge Of the Supreme Court.

Jud8& OF inc supreme Court.
hereby announce myself as a can
didate for nomination for Judge of the
Supreme Court Of the State Of North
Dakota, at the coming primary election
in June.
Mnot. N. D., March I. 1910.
e. B. Goss.
Republican Candidate for Sheriff.
announce myself candidate for
the nomination for Sheriff OF Grand
Forks county and respectfully solicit
the votes OF the Republicans OF the
county at the primaries to be held in
June.
II. D. Johnson.
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FOR SALE-720 Acres of Timber Land,
Q part of which has been chopped
OF. located twenty-five miles NORTH
east OF Winnipeg. Address &C"
Evening Times.
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X. II. ST. ALDERMAN CoMMANDERY,
No. 3. stated conclave every second
Monday each month at 1880 D. m,
Masonic Temple Geo. e. DDuis, e. c.;
Chas Allen. Recorder.
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FOR SALE oATs-Regenerated
Swedish select-new market-white
Russian. J. Nelson Kelly, Grand
Forks, n. ID. (1O5O)
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PUTS AND CALLS.
Minneapolis: May wheat-Puts,
$1.12h; calls. s1.13h.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER.w with
lawyer office experience, wishes po-
sitton soon. Permanent position
preferable. Address 1O41 care Of the
Evening Times.
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HELP wANTED--MALE
COOK WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE-Good reliable
all round cook for restaurant. Good
wages guaranteed. Address Ed,
Bake. Leeds. N. ID. (lOl8)
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FOR SALE-A barber shop with one
chair and a few good razors and also
other barber tools. Will sell at q
bargain. Apply to Anton Bychows-
XII, Mimic, N. u. (1OS9)
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. UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS,
Council No: 81. meets every sec0nd
saturday at p. M. Empire hall. n.
rotary.
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FOR sALE-20o Acres Prairie Land.
three and half miles northwest of
Mentor. MINI. Address ..t"' Even
ing Times.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE HOTEL, only
one In town. doing a good business.
Steam heat. gas lights, hot and cold
water. ]. B. Kenney. Rock Lake,
N. ID. l016)
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DEGREE OF HONOR, No. II. meets
every second and fourth Friday a
2; m. Empire hall. Mrs. F. ]. Froats,
tary.
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TENNIS

n Watson held
and had verbal tennis between
1 indeed interesting
a irresistible Mr. Wat
Mr. Fish
clumsy Fish the
Jenries class walt.
a
doleu
executive Mr.
did
OF
WELL anyone
BurntD is
anything the inside
to
a lobbyist?
little feeling abroad with the
friendship rustic
making sideshow diplomatic Grand When
funce that in the hour Of
storm and
corridors.
himself
Fish member of Congress who will
splendid That like old times.
Blu thereis one Is in.
Mr. watso al n CUES OF
He 8 guessing
the corporations Washington.
lurking Watsons heart We
misled
Mr. Watson himself
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/ never attended a single meeting OF
the Ways. and Means Committee after
my nomination for Governor, as the
minutes of that committee will dis
close, nor was l ever present in that
committee room at any session of that
committee during the hearings on the
tariff bill
II never attended one single tariff
hearing by either House or Senate
committee during the preparation of
that law.
II defy Mr.. Fish to produce the min
utes of any committee meeting, or to
produce any person, member or non
member who is willing to say that he
ever saw me in the Ways and Means
Committee room during its hearing on
the tariff question.
I'm the second place, l did not look
up the secret evidence taken by that
committee. If any secret evidence was
taken never heard of it, and it would
have been an easy matter for Mr.. Fish
to ask Mr.. Payne whether I had &C.
cess to those documents, or, in fact,
ever did use them, or even see them.
Purpose Of Attack.
"Inasmuch as that statement was
based upon my being member of the
committee, however, need give it nc
further attention. He then says
| whether or not be availed himself OF
that knowledge Or not afterward, am
unable to state, ETC. Then why did he
mention it at all? Manifestly for the
purpose Of besmirching me. He could
have had no other object, and this was
| evidently the sole purpose of his at
tack. Mr.. Fish then continued:
"Mr. Watson then went on to Wash.
| ington. He appeared afterward as the
special representative OF interests
| which had to do with the making up OF
,, the schedules of the tariff. appeared
as the paid attorney of those interests
and used his influence as an old mem
Der of the Ways and Means Committee
in the framing of the tariff.
1.-The statement was made that Mr.
| Watson's fees as special representa-.
| tive of interests which had to do with
the making up of the schedules OF the
tariff, appeared as the paid attorney OF
those interests and used his influence
as an old member of the Ways and
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Means Committee in the framing Of
the tariff.
The statement was made that Mr..
Watson's fees as special representa-
tive for certain parties before the
Ways and Means Committee we're
larger than he received for his term In
Congress"
This statement is as unfounded rs
the other. defy Mr.. Fish to produce
single member OF Congress who will
say that l ever approached him to
secure his influence on any matter
relating to legislation save alone in
regard to the creation OF tariff com,
mission.
Representing the National Associa-
ton OF Manufacturers. Boards of Trade
and commercial bodies throughout the
country, did labor with the individual
members Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee Of the House and the Finance
Committee OF the Senate to create a
board of tariff experts. and | was
present with Mr.. Van Cleave and Mr.
Schwedtman when Senator Aldrich
prepared the present law on that sub
ject.
Asks Name Of Informant.
THE statement was made. says he
| that Mr.. Watson's fees as special rep
resentatiye for certain parties before
the Ways and Means Committee We're
larger than he received for his tern,
in Congress.
Statement made by whom? Why
does not Mr. Fish give the name oil
his informante 1t might perhaps be
some one we all know. It might even
be some citizen of Indiana.
Il repeat that was not once in the
Ways and Means Committee room
either as representative of any in
terest' or otherwise during the entire
| course of the tariff hearing. and this
fact Mr.. Fish could have readily ascer
tanned by asking any member OF the
Ways and Means Committee or b,
consulting its printed minutes. rep
resented no interest save the one
heretofore mentioned. and / laboret
with no member OF the Ways ane
Means Committee or other member O
Congress save alone to secure thu
formation OF a tariff commission. This
l did in private conversation and b.
personal argument and persuasion ant
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SUNDAY BASEBALL

Sunday pastors churches
to
s a
the people church The
hunt up
The Sermon on Mount
things
he experiment
terial have a problem.
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Rushville, Ind, July 81 Former
Representative James E. Watson has
made the following statement: The
Hon. Hamilton Fish. member of Con-
gress from New York. in a speech
made at Utica in that state last Sat
urday evening, is alleged to have made
an attack on me with reference to my
| activity in helping to frame the
Payne Aldrich tariff law and to have
animadverted in severe terms upon my
supposed connection with the inter
! ests' during the session of Congress
that passed that act. In the course of
his remarks Mr.. Fish is reported to
have said:
He (Mr Watson) was a member OF
the Ways and Means Committee and
House of Representatives when Mr..
| Payne first began his hearings on the
tariff bill. Those hearings were Sc
cret at first They sent out questions
to be answered to our consuls, etc,
The documents were supposed to be
secret.
! Mr. Watson had access as a mem
Der of the Ways and Means Commit
tee to those documents.
| whether he availed himself of that
knowledge or not afterwards, am un
able to state, but suffice to say that
Mr.. Watson resigned from Congress
ran for Governor of the state Of In
diana and was one of the few members
of the state ticket Of the Republicans
who was defeated.
| This entire statement is as full OF
misstatements as he could possibly
have made it..
Not Member Of Committee.
I'm the first place I was not a mem
Der of the Ways and Means Commit
tee at the beginning of the tariff in
vestigation by that committee as Mr.
Fish might have ascertained had he
cared to tell the truth.
Il was nominated for Governor IL
April, 1908, and I resigned from the
Ways and Means Committee shortly
after that time and before a single
hearing had been given by that com
mittee.
Il resigned in order that Judge
Crumpacker might be appointed in my
place, and l resigned when did in
order that he might be present at al
the meetings during the investigation