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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
ELECTION cosTs s1os,25O.
5oston's New Mayor Breaks Expense
Record to Win.

Boston, Jan. 21.--It cost James y.
Storrow $10S,25O to make the fight for
mayor, according to his sworn state
ment, filed yesterday.
The expenditure is $4,000 greater
than ever before embodied In a similar
statement Of q candidate for Office In
this city.
The statement does not show for
what the money was spent
storrow was defeated by Fitzgerald.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 21.--Charles w.
Morse, one time ice King and New
York banker, now Convict No. 6S14'
in the federal prison here, has not yet
been assigned to any work. Warden
Meyer is out of the city and until he
returns Mr.. Morse will not be given
anything to do.
Mrs. Morse has returned to Atlanta
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
Japan and Russia Reply to
Note Of Secretary Knox
CONTENTS NOT MADE PUBLIC
IT is UNDERSTOOD, HOWEVER,
THAT BOTH COUNTRIES REJECT
KNox's PROPOSAL FOR NEu.
TRALIzATloN or MANcHuRIAN
RAILWAYS ON SAME GROUNDS.
RULLETIN.

Toxic, Jan. 2f.-The reply of the
Japanese government to the
United States proposal for neutral
ization of the ManohuriaE rail-
ways was handed to American
Ambassador o'5rien this after
noon. It is a polite deeIination.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
BULLETIN NuMsEa rAIRrY-EouR.

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whose "a trips
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circulation
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
BULLETIN.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 2f.-Rus-
sia's reply to Secretary knox's
note proposing naturalization of
the Manchurian railways was de-
livered to Ambassador RockhiIl
today. IL has been understood
generally that Japan and Russia
would take the identical addition
on the American proposal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
FARMERSCALL
ON congress
Iri-State Convention Urges Pas
sage Of McCunber Bill
Farmers Urged to Organize
Clubs In Northwest
After Federal Inspection Of Agri-
cultural and Garden Seeds

THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT
RESOLUTIONS, EMBODIED IN
THE REPORT OF THE COMMIT
TEE ON RESOLUTIONS TO THE
TRf.sTATE GRAIN GROWERS,
CONVENTION, WERE UNANI-
MoUSLY ADOPTED BY THE
CONVENTION TODAY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
Lewis Is Reelected President,
by a Majority Of 23,595
DEFINITE PLAN FOR MERGER
COMMITTEES REPRESENTATIVE.
COAL MINERS AND METAL.
MINERS ARE TO FRAME UP A.
CONTRACT WHICH MAY BRING,
ABOUT AMALGAMATIoN.

Thos. L. Lewis of Ohio waa
elected president of the United
Mine Workers Of America over
VIM. Green Of Ohio, by 23,5s7 ma
jority.
Frank j. Hayes Of Illinois was
elected vice president by a naior-
ity of 33,237 over c. S. MccuI.
Tough Of Michigan.
Edward Perry was chosen secre-
tary-treasurer without opposition.
Indianapolis, Jan. 21.--A definite
plan for the projected merger OF the
metal and coal miners organizations in
the United States and Canada win b.
laid before the convention of the
United Mine Workers OF North Ameri-
ca, now In session in this city. Ths
plan win be perfected by . COMMITTEES
representing the coal miners here as.
sembied and visiting committee sent
by the metal miners of the Western
Federation of Miners.
To Frame Coalition.
The two committees win Immediate
ly take up the work of framing
coalition contract that will bring about
either an amalgamation with one sex
OF international officers and one treass
ury or mutual offensive end defensive
working agreement that win perfnis
the independent existence OF the metal
miners organization and that Of tha
miners Of coal
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21

Denver, Colo, Jan. 21.-Something
of a national character is to be given
the recently inaugurated meat boy
colt, according to Samuel Dutton,
president of the Western Hotel Mems
Protective association.
The proposition of cutting down the
consumption Of meat will be brought
before that body at meeting to be
held in Chicago Jan. 81, when the
association will be made national. ''Un-
less something is done to curtail the
price Of meat" said Mr.. Dutton today
the time is coming WHOM the poor OF
this Gounts vilIfno better off than the
peasants OF Europe"
Women Join In Campaign.
St Louis, Jan. 21.-The high cost of
living will be discussed today at a
meeting of the Women's Trade Union
league and 1t is expected resolutions
will be adopted asking the members
to abstain from eating meat.
The Central Trades and Labor union
win act on such resolutions Sunday.
Will Join Other Cities.
st. Joseph, Jan. 21.--A call has been
issued by the Central Labor council
for meetings of all the local labor un-
ions for the purpose of uniting with the
labor unions in other cities in boycott
ing meats for period. The unions
are urged to eat no meat for at least
thirty days unless. the prices are ma
terially reduced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21

after a visit to New York in her hus-
bands behalf and has had several con
ferences with the prisoner. She an
nounces today that Martin w. Little
ton, Morse's lawyer, would be in At
lanta some time next week when the
next legal steps to be taken in an eff
fort to secure Morse's freedom will be
considered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
MEAT STRIKE
IS COVERING
The nation
Missouri Labor Unions Plan to
Join Spreading Boycott
HOTEL men TO TAKE ACTION
BoNIFAcEs OF THE COUNTRY TO
GATHER IN CHICAGO JAN. 81
MUST REDUCE CONSUMPTION
OF MEAT-HlGH COST OF LIv-
ING GRAVE MENACE.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 2t.-That
$4,000 people in Kansas City will
join the anti meat eating crusade
during the next ten days is freely
predicted by the labor leaders here
today.
Memphis, Jan. 21.-FolIowing the
action Of other cities, the work
mems civic league of this city will
on Sunday take action in regard to
pledainu its members from meat
eating in an effort to force down
the price of meat. Today over 200
Memphis union men and citizens
voluntarily signed the pledge.
Baltimore, Md, Jan, 21.-Buttons
bearing the inscription, ~ don't
buy meat, do your" appeared on the
streets here in large numbers to-
day, following the action of the
local federation of labor which
adopted q resolution calling upon
all labor unionists and their SYM
pathizers to abstain from eating
meat for q period of a month as >
protest against the high prices Of
that article of food.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Saturday; RISING
temperature. Barometer 1888. Maxi
mum temperature 26; minimum tenn
perature s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-21

Continued on Page Twelve.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
Greenland
 RefrigeratOrs

The Greenland combines all the best ioiute oI the best makes, with sev- eral new feature. which make il the Lest Reirigerator on the market. WE NOTE SOME OF THE FIX oFLLFNT FEATURES oF THE GREENLAND
 The Greenland is made with RE- fOVABLE FLUES.
 Thoroughly seasoned ash lumber Elegance of finish
 Plain panels
 swinging basebOaTd.
 New style hardware nickel plated Wire shelves
 Patent casters
 ZINC LINED PROVISION CHAM FER
 MITE ENAMEL PROVISION 'IAlIBFE
 Patent Trap. connected with waste t.-- In bottom uI provision chamber. -.1eI- Ii is most accessible. both trap ...d taste pipe being easily removed. .i,au-d and repla.-d without q back t.eaiaue prooess "r poizing with a The insulation used is GRANITE rDch wool. and Charcoal Sheath .rg
 Buy the Greenland and y"u will have ile best Refrigerator made. as veil as au elegant piece of furniture. .5ld 1uf cash "T easy payments at
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
CIVIL SERGE OPPORTUNITIES


 The civil service commission announces examinations of eliGibles in Douglas. Phoenix. Prescott and Tucson for the following positions on the dates named: April 1914, scientific assistant in the department agriculture at sal aries ranging from Ss40 to 5000 per annum, depending upon experience and qualifications Applicants should ap- ply for application form 1912 and a copy of the Manual Of Examinations revised to January 1, 1910. April 20-2l- commandant of cadets at $l,20O per annum in the Indian school service. age limit 25 to 45. May 4, 19l0, labora- tory aid and engineer Cmale), forest service. $500 per annum. Applicants should be able to handle heavy timbers, do general pipe fitting and setting up of machinery May 1. teacher of az ricuIture. Indian service, $500 per an mum Considerable difficulty has been experienced in securing eligibles for this service, and qualified persons are urged to enter.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
SHELTER FOR TucsoN-Accord.

ing to the Tucson papers H. J. Thompson and F. r.. Bell. represent ing the Southern Nevada Reduction & Milling Co. who arrived in that city last week to look over the op- portunities for the erection of q smelter in Tucson. are meeting with fine success. They are asking m" bonus or concessions. All they ask for is contracts from mine owners that will assure them 900 tons of ore per day continuously the year round Latest advices are that one half the amount asked k now sub scribed and the rest 1t is believed will he forthcoming.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
ONE HEART BOWED DoWN-Th.

saddest child in this corporation is little Eleanor Hulett Her pony iS gone again. He has a habit of wan dering. but hitherto he has been brought back There ;s a gleam of hope that inc will come again, but whoever shall expedite his coming will have the heartfelt gratitude of his little owner
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
GLOBE vISIToR.-George

Stoneman of Globe who arrived here yesterday to attend the meetings of the railway commission will prob ably be in the city for several days having a number of other matters [" attend to also.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
C. W. B. Nj. MONTHLY MEETING

The regular monthly meeting 0i the Christian woman's board Of missions will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Christian church parlors The topic will be our southern n-ighbors. Mexico. south America. Jamaica and Porto Rico" The leader will be Miss Ivy Wilson. Every member is asked co bring friend.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
TEA MERCHANT HERE-N

TEA MERCHANT HERE-M. C. Zeitlin Of Dodglas, proprietor cf the | tea store. is spending a few days in l Phoenix on business
 PRESCOTT viSITOR-Wm. liar ! m0ny of the :. F., r. X r. engineer { corps came down from Prescott on a ! business trip to this city Wednesday. BROTHER lLL-W K. Hilton. em- ! pl"yeu on the Southern Pacific receiv- ed news yesterday that his brother in [ New York is quite i'll and his presence 1 there vaS requested
 ! MISSION STUDY CLASS-The Mis- ! sion study class of the Presbyterian ! church will meet at the home of Mrs. ! L C. Nelson, 3i4 North Second avenue. ! this afternoon al o'clock. i ON PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS ! Attorney Thomas Armstrong nf this i ci:y has been in Prescott during the i rr,.eu. few days on professional busi- ness
 LEFT FOR PRESCOTT-Mr and i Mrs. Frank H. Stewart who have been spending the winter months in PHnC- niN and the salt River valley. left yes- l t-rday for their home in Prescott BOUGHT NEW LlNES-Mrs. F c. | Campbell of Buckeye has been in the city looking for .: fresh line of goods
 for the Campbell general merchan- [ dIsc store at Buckeye. She returned yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

WILL LEAVE TUESOAY-ar. and Mrs. Andrew lee and son Charles Of Fairmont. w. Va. who have been spending the winter here with their son and brother. C. r.. lee of 9l2 North Second street. will leave for home Tuesday evening
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
PRESCOTT BY MOTORCYCLE

Victor E.d.wiN has returned to Pho"- niN after trdvciing L" Prescott and back on a motorcycle. The return trip
 much of which is down grade. was made in about seven and q hali hours.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
STRIKE IN THE DENN-The Rn

bee Miner reports new strike oi rich copper ore in the Denn mine one of the developing properties in the Warren district
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

BACK FROM YUMA.-W F. Deity has returned from Yuma county where he went al few days ago on a mine examination trip.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
VANOERLiP-NIcHoLSoN -

NeNDt llr-NlCEOlSON - Ed gar \. Ndnderlip and Hiss Sadie Nich- olson were married last evening at S:36 o'clock in Central NJ l.. Church. south, by Rev. T.. E. SineX. Only a few friends were present including the parents Of the bride, Mir. and Mrs. James E. Nicholson of Pinal county. The groom is from Orange county. California though for some time past until recently, he has ben employed at Ray and is now in the employ of the Hotel Adams as assistant day clerk
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
LECTURE ToNlGHT-Miss Laui

evening at 7:45 in the Irvine hall over ]. W. Doris grocery store. IL was impossible to meet last Friday evening as advertised on account of the rain. These lectures are said 10 be very in- structive. Miss Gregg is speaker for the Woman's National Suffrage asso- citation. All are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
ALPHA ALPHA sociETY-T

AlIAla Alpha society will give an April Fool social in the Christian church tonight
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
FIRST ANNUAL sALI-Tbo F

aI Neighbors will give their fir, annual ball this evening in Melc ger hall The Bcssc orchestra wi furnish the music.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

WORK ON THE 4. & C.-General Manager Drake of the =. F. r. X r. and it's subsidiary lines. accompanied by Orelans Longacre. arrived in the city yesterday and will remain until this morning Asked about the progress of work on the A. X C. he said that the road had been built to a distance of sixty miles the other side Gf the river leaving a stretch of thirty miles yet to build Unless there should be failure to secure material as rapidly as it will be needed. MT. Drake said that the road would be completed next month At any rate it will be open for the summer coast business
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
SURVEY APPRoVED-The $,

yevor general has approved mineral survey No. 2I3S. trapez"id lode mining claim. This claim is situated in the Turuuoise mining district, Cochiss county. Arizona. and is claimed by Thomas r.. Gilbane. trustee
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

Zeitlin Of Dodglas. proprietor of the tea store. k spending few days in Phoenix on business
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

THE EASTER SOClAL-The chil- drcn's Easter social of the Knights of Pythias will be given this evening at the Pythian hall All knights. Pythidn Sisters and their families are invited to be present There will be an inter csting program arranged especially for children, to say nothing of pienty oI delicious refreshments.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
DAVID SHEAR HERE-David s

formerly a resident of this city. but now located in San Francisco, is here on d business visit of several days. He is interested in the ore reduction plant erected in Wickenburg last year. but which has not yet been operated and it is understood that he hopes to de wise ways and means to put the plant into action. Since leaving here MT. shear has also become interested in the California oil fields and it is under stood he now has a couple of gushers on his hands.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CAME OUT OF THE HILLS-C. J Kimball of the Arizona mining code commission arrived in the city yester- day afternoon and will remain in toWI for two or three days
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
STATE NORMAL
 SUMMER TERM
.SEYENTYFIYE ENROLLED
AT FIRST DAYS SESSION GIRLS DORMITORY CON-
 TRACT TO BE LET.

Seventy-five young men and young ladies matriculated for the summer term of the State Normal school, the first session of which was opened this morning, and large number of others are expected to arrive tonight and to- morrow.
 President Doyne was much pleased over the attendance. He stated this afternoon that owing to the shortness of the term the work of classifica- tion was done as rapidly as possible and several of the classes had been or ganized and had already gone to work.
 The board of trustees decided at a meeting held in Little Rock Satur- day afternoon to ask for separate bids on the construction of the new girls dormitory to be erected on the Nor maj campus. Contractars are asked to file bids on the building complete as planned and also on finishing cer- tain portions of the structure. This action was taken on account of the available appropriation being limited to $27,00O, and it may be found ne cessary to complete only portion of the building at present, leaving it to be completed under another appro- pration.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
COMMISSIONER
 SELLS PROPERTY

As commissioner in chancery, A. M. Ledbetter Saturday afternoon sold two pieces of real estate and personal property at public outcry. In the case of w. w. Martin and Stonewall An derson against J. X. and Belle Err win, the property was sold to the mortgages, the real estate, located in the northern part of Conway, being bid m at $2,000 and the personal prop erty at $226.
 The mortgagee also bought in most of the property sold under decree in the case of Faulkner County Bank against A. M. and Ernestine Powell, bidding $400 for 120 acres in Section 10, Township 5, Range Il, and $85 for horse included in the mortgage. Ury Mckenzie bought 80 acres in Section 31 of the same Township and Range at $100.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
TEACHERS ADOPT
 RESOLUTIONS

At the close of the teachers insti- tute here last week the following reso- lutions were adopted:
 Whereas, MT. T. F. Forrest has in the past been of such help in our in- stitute work that we have learned to depend on his planning and his help, and
 Whereas, he has by his personal in- terest endeared himself to us, be it Resolved, That we express to him our regrets that he has been in such i'll health and that he could not be with us in our work, and
 Resolved, That we approve of the methods employed by him to know the interest each teacher is taking in the institute, especially the notebook and written excuse.
 Resolved Further, That we tender our thanks to the Normal faculty, and to the teachers from the other col leges for their assistance given in such interesting, instructive and help ful lectures during our labors;
 Also, that we express to MT. Wat CTS our sincere appreciation for his kind assistance and great interest in our work by remaining with us and conducting our several sessions for us. and to Miss Mabel Charles for services as secretary.
 WILL A. BERRY,
 J. M. C. LAUGHTER,
 SUE FLIPPEN,
 Committee.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
ALL IN READINESS
 FOR BIG BANQUET

With over hundred former stu dents of Hendrix college already here and scores of others expected to ar rive on tonights and tomorrow morn ing's trains, the success of the Hen dirk homecoming" seems already as- sured The alumni committee, com posed of Rev. J. D. Hammon of Pine Bluff, M. E. Dunaway of Little Rock and A. c. Curtis of Lonoke, are on the grounds and are being ably assist ed by the local committee, composed of Prof. W. E. Hogan, G. l.. Banner and R. H. Weems, in making every preparation for the entertainment of the visitors.
 Arrangements for the big banquet to be given under tent on the col lege compus Tuesday evening are now practically complete. The committee reported this morning that tickets are being rapidly sold and only limited number are left. The tickets for the banquet are on sale at the Faulkner County Bank, and everyone desiring to attend is requested to purchase them at once, in order that the com mittee may know early tomorrow morning exactly how many plates will have to be prepared.
 Every person who was ever a stu dent of Hendrix college is requested to register tomorrow at the informa- tion and registration bureau, across the hall from the presidents office, in the main building.
 The entire day tomorrow will be de- voted to the homecoming festivi- ties. The annual alumni program, to which everyone is invited, will be held in the auditorium tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The program to be rendered follows:
 Piano Solo-Miss Mamie James.
 Address of Welcome-President s. Anderson.
 Class Prophecy-J. w. Reynolds.
 Vocal Solo-Miss Emily Moose.
 Address, Stars of Heaven-Hls- tory of Hendrix''-Hon. Will Steel.
 Announcements.
 At 2:30 in the afternoon an inform al reception to all former students will be held in the Y. M. c. A. hall in the main building, and the banquet will begin promptly at 8 o'clock p. m.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
LANCST0N TAKEN TO
 NEWPORT FOR TRIAL
ALLEGED SLAYER OF A. w. SHIREY SAYS HE CAN
 PROVE AN ALIBI.

Little Rock, June 13.-Oflicers from Newport came to Little Rock last night and took charge of J. c. Lang ston, former depot agent at Minturn who is charged with being the assas- sin of A. w. Shirey, the recluse mur- dered in his store there some months ago. Langston was taken to Newport and placed in the Jackson county jail, where he will be held pending a pre- liminary hearing. Langston was ar rested in Cologne, s. D., after long chase by Pinkerton detectives, Sheriff w. K. Surridge and John P. Paul. He was brought back to Arkansas and lodged in the state penitentiary Sat urday afternoon.
 Langston claims he will be able to show without trouble, that he was in Gregory, S. D., on the day of the as sassination. He yesterday received a long telegram from prominent men of South Dakota, informing they would be on hand at his preliminary trial and would be prepared to give bond in any amount prescribed by the court. Langston is a genteel looking young fellow and does not appear to be a criminal of the kind who would com init an assassination.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
Personal

;..: I. Maddin of New York is in the city.
 Robert Crow of Little Rock is here today.
 J. M. Manning of Little Rock is in the city.
 I. c. Bailey is recovering from a short illness.
 ]. A. Bell of Greenwood is visiting relatives here.
 Mukie Taylor was here from Led widge yesterday.
 Mrs. c. E. Moore of Searcy is vis- iting Conway friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Fry visited at Atkins yesterday.
 Cam Meadors of Clarendon is at tending commencement.
 Cecil Norcott of Little Rock is at tending commencement.
 Miss Emily Moose of Morrilton IS attending commencement.
 Gus Allison has returned from a visit to relatives at Clinton.
 Miss Willie Lucas of Morrilton is visiting the Misses Hildreth.
 Miss Barnes of Memphis is the guest of Miss Lottie Rogers.
 Perry Knight of New Mexico is wis iting the family of J. R. Charles. Miss Mary Hilliard of Little Rock was the guest of friends here yester- day.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
DELINQUENT
 TAX SALE HELD

Eighty-seven tracts of land and town lots were knocked off this morn ing by Sheriff w. M. Brady to party of spirited bidders anxious to secure some cheap real estate, at the annual sale of land delinquent for taxes, which was held at the courthouse this morning. Every tract regularly de- scribed was quickly gobbled up by the tdders, while those in which the description was imperfect were allow ed to forfeit to the state. A total of 1S9 tracts were advertised, but nearly half of these were redeemed before the sale.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-06-13
ANOTHER CHANCERY
 CASE IS REVERSED
the Log Cabin Democrat.

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat.
 Little Rock, June 13.-The Arkan sas supreme court today reversed the case of H. G. Baker against Fannie B. Durham ct al, appealed from the Faulkner chancery court, with in- structions thata decree be entered giv- ing possession of the child over whom the litigation was had to it's father, H. G. Baker.