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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
WOULD CROSSN. P.
At TENTH STREET
CITIZENS WHO USE EIGHTH
STREET CROSSING AT GREAT
DISADVANTAGE, CIRCULATING
PETITION WHICH WILL Be
PRESENTED TO COUNCIL.

q 500
Citizens living in the western part
of the city between the tracks and . on
the south side, are circulating petit
ttons to have crossing opened over
the N. p. tracks at Tenth street. THIS
petitfon win be presented to the city
council at it's next regular session
tits stated BY those who are, circu-
lating the petitions that the most i'm
portant reason for having this cross
ing opened is to safeguard the child
rem who live north Of the N. p. ana
attend the Central school. 1T is, said
that scores of children now cut across
over the net work of tracks at that
point. lodging under trains and strings
of cars. every time they go to from
school. 81
Aside from this it would be of inns
mense convenience to citizens living
in that vicinity. The growth OF the
city toward the west mas made the
opening practically Imperative.
Following is the wording OF the petit
lions which are being freely signed: :
To the honorable council of the city
OF Fargo: The undersigned residents
and citizens Of Fargo residing at the
particular places designated opposite
| their respective names, do hereby re-
spectfully petition you as follows:
First: That there is not now any
| street or thorougnfare between ~. F.
| avenue and Front street, in said city
of Fargo. between Eighth street and
1 Fifteenth street.
Second: a That the exigences of
| public traffic. business and safety Of
/ life are such as necessitates the open-
ing of a public street at Tenth street,
| that there is a, large public traffic at
that point, a great number OF school
children living upon the north SIDE,
4 who attend. the Central school ana
who now cross at this point to the
\ great danger of loss of life, that 1t 10
a public necessity being the only street
that reaches across the city to the
fair grounds, that the opening of this
street would relieve tine congestion at
Eighth street, at which point of late
there have been several accidents, that
there would not be the necessity, such
as now exists of residents west of
Eighth street on the. north side or
walking so many blocks out of their
way to reacn the courthouse or Gen.
trail school.
Third: That an assessment and
right of way is now claimed upon the
ground over this street from the
Northern, Pacific Railway company.
Wherefore your petitioners pray this
honorable council, to exercise the pow
ers granted it by the statutes in such
case made and provided to lag out
open grade and make suitable for
travel said Tenth, street beween N. p
avenue and Front street,
Big dance Feb. 20, at Stones hall
BE sure and be there.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
tain Grafton's address appears in full
In another. column Of This issl1a

tain Grafton's address appears in full
In another column OF this issue.
The POSTMASTER next called upon
Sergeant Esler OF the u. S. marine
corps, who is in the city in charge of
a recruiting station. Sergeant Esler
told the members of the company
something of the duties of the marine
corps, an arm Of the service which
is little understood in this interior
country.
These addresses completed the reg
ular programme but all fingered
around the banquet board and listened
to Philippine war stories by the vet
eran members present Several war
songs were INDUCED in and Captain
Grafton greatly pleased those present
by several readings from Kipling.
The company is now recruited to its
full strength and is in fine condition
and it is such things as the banquet.
served by the losing squad Saturday
night, that creates interest in the
organization. 1t was long past mid
night when the much pleased assem-
blage dispersed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
MISS TOYE KNOWN HERE
Musical Wonder Now in Paris Has
Many Friends in Fargo and
This Section.

News of the success of Dorothea
Toye of Winnipeg, with her vocal
work in Paris, has been received with
exceptional pleasure by many friends
of the young lady in this city. Miss
Toye appeared in Fargo two years age
announced as the wonderful baritone
touring with a Philadelphia concert
band At that time she possessed q
beautiful, rich, contralto voice, which
won her great favor Following this
Miss Toye appeared in Chicago and
the east later leaving for Europe. ON
last Thursday evening Miss Toye sang
at the American embassy at Paris, al
a reception given BY Ambassador Ba-
con. Miss Toye is iii Paris consulting
with Prof Frank Dessert Of the Ma
tional conservatory Of music, concern
ing grand opera career.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
FUND Committee
IS DISCOURAGED
TINE TO COLLECT MONEY TO
PURCHASE SILVER SERVICE FOR
RArTLEsHIP NORTH DAKOTA
GROWS SHORT. COMMITTEE
MAKES AN APPEAL.

Secretary ,Brockoff of the committee
appointed to solicit the funds to pur-
chase. the silver service for the battle
ship North Dakota has issued state
mept of the amount of funds now on
/ hand from the. different counties. The
COMMITTEE is somewhat discouraged at
the lack of response. 3*&S
Thirteen counties in the state as
sessed s2.S65 have up to date failed
to send a dollar of their pro rata.
Twenty ave counties assessed amounts
ageregating $7,545 have RENTED So
s1245. leaving a balance due from
them@of $4,732.55. One county, Town
| er. has paid the exact amounts OF the
assessment, $275, and five others have
overpaid their assessments, the
amounts in excess being as follows:
Adams, $12.25; Eddy, s29.25; Rolette,
$f7:75: Stark, sS2.75, and Stutsman
$3.50. This gives an excess over pro
rata. In five counties of $3.50 as
against shortage of $7,597.55 against
the balance of the state.
The committee has sent out an ap-
/ peal to all patriotic citizens of the state
to get busy at once If their county is
behind and assist the local COMMITTEES
to make up /. the balance. The ship
should have the service when she goes
into commission next June, or July and
the subscription lists should now be
closed in order to give the proper time
for work on the service
Cass county is still something over
$500 behind and an effort will be put
forth by the local committee to get
this closed up just as soon as possible.
Following is the detailed statement
of the standing of the various coun-
ties:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
TOMORROW IS
final WINDUP
BELIEVED THAT Y. M. C. A. MEM.
sERsHlP wit BE PLACED It
600 WHEN THE FINAL COUNT
COMES IN-PlRATEs ARE STILL
IN THE LEAD. sd

Tomorrow will be- the final windup
of the Y. M c. A. membership contest
and 1T is now believed ~that when the
last count is made tomorrow night
that the association will number 900
members. While this will be 100 short
of the number thatsit was hoped could
be secured-1,000 members-yet 1t is
a gain of over 200 members and the
effort has not been in vain.
The Tigers made a gain over the
Pirates on Saturday, the score for the
day being, Tigers, 100; Pirates, 100;
the Pirates still ctontinue in the lead
however, on total points gained.
Today Secretary Welt Is distribut-
ing a number of advertising blotters
urging business men to join for gym
nasties. They are we'll worded and
catchy.
Over in Moorhead great deal of
enthusiasm has been aroused and a
big influx of new members is antici-
pated from that quarter. The big
effort tomorrow will probably bring
better results than on the day of the
big storm. Several business men will
again devote all or a part of the day
in a grand final rally.
Celebration With Y. w. C. A.
Tomorrow night at the Y. NJ. C. A.
there will be big joint celebration
with the Y. w. c. A. in honor OF the
final windup and the success of the
big campaign for members, II has
been reported that this affair had been
cancelled but this report has no foun.
dation.
Phe celebration will be held i'm the
Y. M. C. "A auditorium. The. feature
of the. evening will be the address by
Ernest Harold Baynes on Wild AMI
mails Of America 1t promises to be a
delightful social affair and following
Mr.. Baynes' address a number of old
fashioned social entertainment fea
lures will be given. There will be no
charge.
Pirates to Hold CarousaI.
Tomorrow at noon the Pirates viii
meet for a final council of war and
big carousal at the commercial cl,.b
They win plan a final assault on .the
Tigers for the afternoon. TODAY the
Tigers met at the Metropolis at moor
and discussed the outlook and planned
for the morrow. while the Pirates me,
at the commercial club rooms.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The delegates to the Duluth conven
ton, c. B. Harrison, Harry Goodrich
and w. ]. Lane, have returned. They
are very enthusiastic about the big
Minnesota meeting and return with re-
newed zeal and full of talk for a big
ger and better Y. M. C. A. for Fargo.
On Saturday evening the newly or
gained Resident Members club held
a banquet in the gymnasium, following
the indoor baseball game. Dad"
Corse acted as postmaster and MUIR
ply, Harrison, Galloway, Wolf, Mix
and Martin responded. 1t was a good
get-together" session and a delightful
evening resulted.
ON Saturday there were exactly 563
people TO enter the doors of the Y. M.
c. A. during the day. This shows some
thing of the work of the association in
Fargo and how it is patronized. Dur
| ing the entire day man, was stationed
where he could watch the doors and
he took dokn the exact number of per-
sons who. entered the building. Each
one of these persons was served in some
way by the association.
| The bushes smen put. it all Aver the
reident members in the game OF in
door baseball between the teams rep
lresenting these two factions of the Y.
/ M. G.. "A. on Saturday evening. The
nnal count was business men 20. resi-
dent members q. Merrill pitched for
the business men and Cornwall caught.
| The class in advertising. at the Z.
M. @. A. which will be in charge OF
A. M. Baker advertising manager OF
The Forum, will start tomorrow even
ing. The class will continue for ten
weeks. taking two lessons week, q
total of twenty lessons. Full particu
lars can be secured by applying al
| the Y. M. g. A.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
The WALKER BROS.
MAKE new DEAL
THEY WILL PUT IN VAUDEVILLE
IN ALL THE HOUSES ON THEIR
clRcuIT-HAvE BOUGHT THE
OLD WINNIPEG THEATRE AND
MADE OTHER CHANGES.

Walker Bros. are going into the
vaudeville business. This not only APP
plies to Fargo but to Winnipeg and
the other cities in which they control
the houses.
At Winnipeg radical action was
taken when Walker Bros, who already
own the magnificent new Walker
theatre, decided to devote it exclusive
ly to vaudeville and purchased the old
Winnipeg theatre for road shows.
They will book all the Klaw a Err
LANCER attractions for the old theatre
and will also run their own road COM
spanies in that
The vaudeville will be booked by the
Morris circuit which will play string
of houses In Canada, Grand Forks,
Fargo and other Walker and Jenck
circuits through South Dakota, Iowa
and Nebraska. This will insure a
long run and good attractions.
One of the reasons for the purchase
of the Winnipeg theatre was the effort
of the Schuberts to get in there. 10
Is probable the Walker Bros will
erect a new theatre on the site of the
Winnipeg house and make 1t almost as
large as the Walker.
1t will require some months to get
everything running smoothly as the
vaudeville acts are nearly all booked
for weeks and months In advance. But
after awhile the bookings for the
northwest will get to running smooth
~ and there will be swell attractions
from that date.
Vaudeville appears to be the rage.
There are fewer road companies this
year than ever before and Walker
Bros. are. planning to be right In line
with the highest class vaudeville pros
durable.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
: -
WITH STRING TO IT.

s Devils Lake Journal: 1t seems the
resignation which Warden Hellstrom
turned In short time ago, had q.
large string to 1T and the string-has
been pulled. Senator Macarthur. whom
II was said was at the penitentiarv
checking up the property and rettlre
Things ready to assume charge. passed
through Devils Lake yesterday on his
way TO Bottineau. 1t Is said that 8
few weeks around the office has con-
WINGED Warden Hellstrom that 49,,
nlns 2 newspaper is not the butter
ny NE ne imagined 1t was, and he has
nad almost, II not quite, made up his
nina that ne has had great sum
ciencys Anyway. he is still warden IL
the spenitentiary. 80 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
SOLDIER
BOYS ENJOY FEED
ELABORATE BANQUET sATUR-
DAY NIGHT is FOLLOWED BY A
NUMBER OF INTERESTING ADJ
DREssEs-oNE. OF FINEST Az
FAIRS EVER HELD BY THE CO.

Saturday night the members of Co.
B.. N. ID. N. Co. the staff officers of
the regiment present in the city and
a number of invited guests sat down
to a most delicious banquet given by
the losing squad. IN the contest for
recruits which has been in progress
during the past year.
This banquet was the best that has
been given by the company in a long
time and the members of the unlucky
SQUAD i'm the contest were certainly
good losers They received many
compliments on the success of the
occasion during the evening.
After the banqueS cigars were light
ed. and while enjoying the weed, those
present listened to a number of adj
dresses on military subjects. Lieut..
r. g. Gearey spoke on the subject of
rifle practice in which he paid par
ticuIar attention to the absolute nec-
essity of soldiers being able to shoot
and hit This address was followed
by short talk by ]. e. Finfrock,
forr11erlE lieutenant in the Second
Kansas ipfantry, on The Future OF
The National Guard.
A Good Company.
Lieut.. Wayne Eddy was next called
upon and gave an address on the sub
iect of. a. Good Company. In this the
speaker laid particular stress on the
necessity Of an armory to the most ef-
fieient military work.
capt. q. Il. Grafton. who acted as
POSTMASTER read a history Of Co. B
dealing with the events In its life from
the time OF organization to 1895. This
was followed by snort talks by Capt
Frazer. Lieutenant Gearey and Lieu
tenant Sorenson which brought tbs
history up to the present time. Cap
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
Railroad News
MINOT SHIPPERS
enter PROTEST
CLAIMS THEY ARE UNJusTLY
Disseminated AGAINST IN
MATTER OF FREIGHT
RATES.

Minot, Feb. 21.-Vigorous. steps will
be taken by the rate committee of the
Minot Commercial club to secure a
readjustment Of freight rates out. of
Minot over the various branches of the
Great Northern and 500 lines. 1t is
maintained that Minot is unjustly dis
eliminated against in favor of the twin
cities on business in eastern Mon
tana. It is said that Minot jobbers be-
Ing 500 miles nearer this territory
should enter 1t at a. better advantage
than 1t does.
The greatest industry OF the city is
jobbing. 1t has about ten wholesale
houses doing a general jobbing bust
ness and the. jobbers farA convinced
that is the city is to grow along this
lire that something must be done to
secure better service. Another point
which the business men are determin-
ed 20 get Is freight service east and
west on the Great Northern every day
The 500 line gives excellent service
out of Minot north and south on its
branches, but the Great Northern &C.
cepts shipments east and west every
other day.
Hardship On Wholesalers.
In summer this works hardship or
the wholesale grocery houses which
ship much perishable stuff and like
prompt service but the greatest wrons
| is done when consumers at the ex.
IRENE points In Minots territory can.
not get prompt delivery on shipments
The committee sent in mild protes
against existing conditions at Mino
some time ago and meeting will sool
be held TO find out IL the roads ar,
going to continue to Ignore this petit
tion, il so 1t is likely the committee
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21

will ask for a hearing before the inter-
state commerce committee on the rea-
sonableness of distributing rates out
of Minot. The petition in question
was filed several months ago, but the
officials have effectively pigconholed
the matter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21

The City of Yesterday. or the San
francisco Earthquake, not moving
picture; but miniature city. built and
DESTROYED upon the stage under the
personal direction Of the inventor Pro-
lessor Almond, Is included In this
weeks vaudeville bill at the Fargo
operahouse.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
Cooperation Tax Protests.

Don't file your corporation tax res
turn except under protest Blank APP
proved forms for sale, post paid,
cents each; 30 cents per dozen. The
Porte Co, Fargo, N. ID. Remit With
order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
Sore Lunas and raw Lunss.

Most people know the feeling. and
the miserable state of i'll health it indi-
Gates. All people should know that
Foleys Honey and Tar, the greatest
throat. and lung remedy, will quickly
cure the soreness and cough and restore
a normal condition. Ask for FoIey'a
Honey and Tar. H. H. Cassslman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21
CuTLERY.

Anything you want IN that liner I
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember, the Best
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21

Public dance, Stones hall, Tuesday
evening, Feb. e. Admission rs cents.
Ladies' free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21

How much louder II sounds when
some one else slams the door!
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-21

A Forum Wanr Ad win sen ri FOR Yon
a Forum Want Ad VIII Sell 1t For You
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O|REcT0R|O De SAN JUAN

PraCticante. - Silvestre Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador-Farma-
cia Colon y San Jose. 6. San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. LA seno-
its Lola Mas. ofrece dar clases en-
su casa 8 a domiciGo. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
y patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan.
Ingeniero Civil.-R anon Gan
dia C6rdova; Tetuan 50, ciudad 8
Parada II Santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico,
Abogados.-Emigd gdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San Juan.
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MuniCipio de San
Juan, P. Rico.
Anuncio de subasta.

No habiendo tenido efecto, por fal.
"a de licitadores. Ia subasta de los So
lares lei ensanche de esta Ciudad,
an nnciada para el dia de aver. Sc ha-
ce saber que para el dia % de los Co
Irientes a las diez de la maiana, ten
dra lugar una segunda subasta de
aquellos solares en- la oticina del que
suscribe.
Servira de base para dicho acto Ia
Ordenanza adoptada Dor el Concejo
Municipal con oicho objeto, cuya Or
denanza asi como todos los documen
tos que a la III ma Sc retiertn se en-
cuentran de manifesto en- la Oticina
del Secretario Municipal d disposition
de todas las perSonas que deseen exa,
minarlos, pud;endo en- dicha ofcina
facilit5rse'es oopia de Ia citada Orde-
mama y de la proposition redacta la
con dicho fin.
San Juan. P. r., julio u lie 1910.
F. DEL VALE, Alcalde de San
Juan
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LOS F0COS De La FIEBRf

BajO todos los climas y en- todos lu
passes encuentranse esos focos, 10
mismo en- Europa que en- las Americas.
En- todas parties donde hay pantanos 9
aguas estancadas, los germenes de la
febre eXisten permanentemente. En-
los climas cdlidos, 9 en- la estaci0n de
los grandes calores, esos malos
germenes pululan con una doble in
lensidad. Uuando Sc esta obligado pof
razones particulares a vivir en- paises
calidoS pantanosos, en- medic de esos
mlasmas que engendran la fiebre, e.
medic mas sencilioy seguro de preser.
varSe, curarse, 81 Sc contrae Ia
fiebre, es tomar Vino de Quinium
Labarraque, pues ell us0 de este medi-
camento preserva, en- efecto de una
mauera segura, aun en- los paises mas
enfermizos.
81 Sc ha dejado que la enfermedad Sc
preSente, este medicanento heroicc
curara en- POGO tempo la iebre, aun la
mas rebelde { inveterada. Solamente
cuando Sc trate de cortar un acceSo
vloiento eS cuando convene recurrir
a la qulnina.
La dosLs cue debera tomarse es &c
ie2 cOpit4s d cada conida La curaci0n
0DtenIda con el Vino Quinlum Labar-
raque es mas radical mas segura cue
empeandO quInna sola cauSa de los
demas principles actiyos &c la quina,
los cuales van contenidos en- el QuinIum
Labarraque compielan ia acci6n de Ia
qulnina. Ioda yez que el QuInium lleya
pOr base IN eatracto complete de
quina que contiene todOs los princi.
plOs uliles de Ia preciosa cor;ez.
0isueItos en- vino generosO de ias
mejores marcas de Espana SobTe todo
en- los palses en- que relns Ia he1re Y
cuando el enfermo sc We oblIgadO Z
permsnecer Ell medic de los mlasma.
cue le han CaUSado Ia enfermedad.
entonces IS cuandO IA accion del vino
de QulnIum Laoarraque es IncOmpa-a-
blemente superior Ia de cualquIer
otro remedIU.
Su muchs y reconocida ehcacia ' las
numer0sIsimas cIracI0nss DbIenIdz.
han mosIdO a Ia Academia de MeGIciGs
de Paris dsr 81 sproOacI0n : L.
formula del Qu!nium Labsrrsgus.
convene no oiyidar que rara yez e
otorgs ests distinction. 10 cusl rsco-
ulenda. como es natural. este prodIClo
Ia conhanZa de los eDfermos en iOdOs
los psises. HaIlase de yenta en- tcGat
Is droEuerIss Y fsrmaclas- !:
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No 10 olvideis.

Fen San Lui. Los Sres. a. Alya
Iez hermano, siguen obteniendo c! me-
ior exito con laventa del acreditado
Ron San LUIS producto de super o-
cslidad que ha conquistado justa ia
ma en- la isla y fuera de ella No
oontiene sustancias nodvas y es una
bebida t6nics Y reconstituyente. No
oIviieis que los pedidos deben hacerse
S la acreditada casa Gale de San Jose
en San Juan Ron San Luis.
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Hay oorteulto,ss Gus neoesit1n
nayOrdonlos" y hay "noyordomos,
cue neoesitan ooJocaei51 Esas do,
esp'roctones se encsIenr1n con dyB-
cuLtad v retaydo. Arlbgs co,nct1vdn
T6pLl1Rents 81 Los deseos de nI1yor1 ~
NO: ceIcuLt0res I. onuneI1a es
La CorrsspondsncIa". Hay en- es-
te cIoTI0 espeesGl ns6GIeg tGryI Ia
etsco.