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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
BISBEE MINER INJURED
BY FALLING ROCKS
Charity Committee Calls for Funds to
Aid Orphan-Bisbee RESERVOIR
IN no IDSDecfed.


Bisbee. Ariz., April S--Paul Arthur
a miner of the Gardner shaft, was
badly hurt by big pieces of rocks which
fell upon him while he was working
The charity committee of the board
of trade has invited the help of gen
erOus people on the case Of an orphan
years old. who has a club foot The
child will not be able TO work when
he grows old enough to make living
unless an operation is performed The
doctors of the Copper Queen. who have
offered their services free. are of the
opinion that the foot could be re-
stored 10 its normal shape after sew
eral operations. for which the boy
must stay at the hospital for about
one year. In order to meet the incl
dental expenses the charity commit
tee has started a public subscription
and efforts are being made TO secure
the necessary amount so that the b ~
could be taken to the hospital as soon
as possible
An inspection of the municipal reser-
voir, up Tombstone canyon, will be
made by Capt. B. W. Norton, of the
local fire department. The storage
tank and the whole system will be
also inspected
Sam Elder. county road commission
er. is making an inspection of the
roads in Cochise county. and also out
lining plans for the territorial high
way on which work will be started IN
the near future
The number of voters registered for
the nsxt election has passed the 500
mark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
LABORERS ANXIOUS
TO GET THEIR PAY
Reported That DIR. Pearson
and Hearst Are at Law
Over Land.

Chihuahua, Mex, April s.-Former
laborers of W. c. Greene's Green Gold
Silver" company have levied an attach
menf on real estate at Temosachic and
on more or less loose personal prop
erty. including some coaches, in an eff
fort to get their pay.
large number of laborers of
Greene's Sierra Madre Land and Lum-
Der company still have unpaid balances
coming TO them and they say they are
unable to get information as TO when
they can hope for payment The last
exclamation was that funds for the pay
ment of laborers, bank depositors and
other creditors were tied up on account
Of legislation of DR.. F. S Pearsons
company with the Hearst estate over
the sawmill property at MADEIRA
Many of the former laborers of the
Greene companies have suffered be-
cause they could not get their pay or
the money which they had deposited
with the Sierra Land and Lumber COM
pany-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
MONTERREY NEWS NOTES
AND PERSONAL MENTION

Monterey, y. NJ, April S.-Niss Minnie
Bourne gave an entertainments in honor
Of Thomas johnson of Carrizozo. Many
games were enjoyed by the young peo-
pie and also a program of music rem
dered by Miss Bourne and sister. Those
present were Misses Minnie Bourne.
Mable Hall, Bulah Hyde, Nudge Bourne,
and Mrs George Hyde and Thomas
johnson, William H Bourne, Andrew
Prude. John Hall and Carl Haynes
E. c. Moyes, Of Alva, Okla, is here
buying stock cattle.
T. o .Reatherford is here from Alamo
gordo looking after cattle and horses.
Oliver Jackson will ship a trainload
of cattle to Idaho.
John Hism and wife are here from
CentervilIe, Ia, visiting with Mr.. Hism's
father and sisters. Mr.. Hism expects to
locate here.
Neil Hism is down from the Fall
Ranch at Three Rivers, visiting.w with his
father and sisters.
George Carl was here from Alamogor
do He expects 10 put in an electric
light plant in Monterey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
Waco PERSONALS.

Naco. Ariz.. April S-Immigration
insnector Jones is in charge Of the i'm
migration office at this point during
the absence of B. A Barnett. Inter-
nreter George Lockwood is acting as
inspector.
Attorney D. A. Richardson. of Doug
las nassed through Naco en- route to
The Altar district of Sonora. Mexico
The cattle roundup has started on the
Son pedro river. Cochise county.
victor ". Bennett has commenced
.o,,ino the census along the river, and
49, residents census proclamation has
30, nosted at the window of the post
office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
NEWS FROM TULAROSA.

TuIarosa, N NJ, April 81 H. Jack
son has SHIPPED 500 head of cattle to
Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Meek. Mrs T. 3.
Meek and Raymond Meek made trip
TO Mescalero.
T. B. Meek, proprietor of the Cash
meat market. and son. Raymond Meek,
spent two days in Alamogordo-
Dan Gugin and H W. Hunter have re-
turned from the Sacramento mountains
where they have been trying TO locate
the gold fields.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
GOLFERS ARTICLE SETS
SEATTLE LAWYERS To ACTION

Seattle, Wash. April S.-A special
meeting of the Seattle Bar association
has been called for next week TO take
action on the charges of unprofession-
al conduct made against Richard A.
Ballinger, a member of the association,
by Golfers A bar committee inveSti-
gated the charges six years ago and
exonerated Ballinger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
TUCUMCARI ELECTS
NEW CITY OFFICER
Quay County Teachers Association to
Meet April 1o-Baptist Minister
Resigns Passionate


Tucumcari, N NJ, April S.-The cleo
ton for city officers passed off quietly.
J. A Youree was elected mayor by a
majority of 40, over J. A Street, the
present incumbent Herman Garhardt
defeated Earl George for treasurer by
the close majority Of four votes. J. r.
Daughtry wasJreelected clerk The fol-
lowing councilmen were elected: First
ward, A B. Simpson, second ward, B
r Kegley; third ward. Joseph Israel:
fourth ward. c. H. Rankin
The second annual session of tn
Quay County Teachers association will
be held in Tucumcari April 1911. Pro-
fessor PattengiIl and Hon. J. E Clarke
will be present and viii address the
association About so teachers are ex-
pected-
Rev. W. G. Taggert, pastor of the
Baptist church of Tucumcari, has re-
signed. and the congregation is now
without a pastor. Rev Mr.. Taggert and
family have gone to west Texas.
Mrs. r. A Dodson has gone to Las
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08

Vegas, where she will spend some time
with her mother, Mrs NJ. A. Howell,
who il seriously i'll.
Engineer Jacobs has returned from FL
Paso, where he took his mother for
medical trea tmeat. Mrs Jacobs re-
turned with him. Her condition is not
improved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
CONSTRUCTION OF FIELD Off

CONSTRUCTION OF FIELD Off
GERS QUARTERS, Fort Bliss, Texas,
April 4, 1910.
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be
received here for construction plumb
ing, heating and electric wiring OF
these quarters, until IL noon. May 4,
1910. Information on application L. s.
reserves right to accept or reject any
or all proposals. or any part thereof
Capt. W. H. Waldron, Constg.. Q. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
The Knockout Blow

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
TO ToUUR EUROPE.

w G. Harvie departed Wednesday
ofternoon to New York. where he will
call for Naples. Mr.. Harvie will tour
Furope. visiting his old home in Eng
land. He will be gone about six
months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
TWO MEN INJURED IN
MARFA AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

Maria. Tex. April S.-W- H. Cleve-
land and W. E. Love had narrow
escape while riding. in an automobile.
The steering wheel got caught and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
Mr. White and Miss Sprinz.
Traditional response-Va anachnu

Quartet Fear Not, o Israel" .Spicker
Temple choir
Benediction.
This will be the last service of song
at the temple until after the warm sea-
son is past. At this service Rabbi lie
lonka will deliver the last of his lectures
on Ancient Truths in Modern Dramas"
the subject being 'fThe Power of Gossip
based on c. Frederick Nirdlinger's The
World and His Wife"
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-08
LAST SONG SERVICE OF SPRING
SEASON AT TEMPLE MT. SINAI

Following is the program for the SER
vice of song at Temple Mt. Sinai to-
night at s o'clock, p. m:
Traditional Responses to regular Fri
day evening service . . Temple choir
May the Words Goldstein
Temple choir.
Solo Still, still with Thee Schweckef
Mrs. Evans.
Address-"The Power of Gossip
based on THE World and His Wife
by Nirdlinger Rabbi Martin Zielonka
Duet Will Magnify Thee" 49,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12
Trains Going West.
SLATE MAKING.


Before the insurgents began to in
surge as strongly as they are at pres
ent-one of their chief charges against
the dominant influences within the re-
publican party was that a few leaders
got together and framed up states.
This was great crime-an unpardon-
able offense---and the fellows who failed
to get on the slate rwellcd themselves
up till they were fairly bursting with
patriotic impulses to serve their coun-
try in Office. They called the leaders
bosses and demagogues' and insisted
the rank and the file o. party was not
getting a square deal I'D.
But a change has come over their
dreams. The insurgers are now doing
slate making stunts. Severa, meetings
have been held and some Of them in
Fargo. The Forum has from time to
time called attention to what has
transpired at these col ferences of the
insurgent bosses. Some weak denials
have been made by the parties in inter
est
The insurgers are apparently now dis
posed to admit the corn. Marshall and
Gronna and all the little ~ub- bosses
now believe they have things framed up
to suit themselves. AS a result they
arrogantly and blatantly give out the
slate. The Eames of the men selected
for the various positions are announced
--also the decree OF the bosses that the
other insurgers must lie down and be
good. The friends of the late Sena-
tor Johnson are given the marble heart
and only the pure and the undefiled
with the Marshall -Gronna brand can
hope to enter into the political COM
bine.
These methods may be all right but
they appear to be rather peculiar when
practiced by the men who so loudly
denounced similar actions on the part
OF the North Dakota republican leaders
in the past
If the slate making was a crime then
---is It any different now?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12

1t wiH be used for the male patients
who are violently insane. A similar
building for women patients is also
much needed.
Messrs. Carter from New Rockford,
Field from Williston and Willard from
Kenmare are auditing the books of the
Alliance Hail company. The company
in 1909 experienced one Of the most
satisfactory years in its existence. w.
e. Boise is still the active manager. and
pIeases both directors and patrons.
The family of p. @. Anderson of Ed.
ridge is very sadly afflicted. Nov.
10 little daughter died in California
where she was visiting relatives. Two
days later a son, Albert, died after a
short attack Ct typhoid pneumonia. A
week later Mrs. Anderson and two
other sons were brought to the city
hospital suffering with the same dis
ease and for about a week the life OF
Mrs Anderson vas despaired Of She
is now vel on the road to recovery.
Ralph has also recovered and been dis
charged. The 14-year-old Bernard was
seemingly about well when he had a
sudden relapse last Friday and died
Saturday sight. A great deal of SYM
patty is given to the family, for the
loss of three % their bright children
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12
Jamestown.

Jamestown. N. D.. Jan. 12.-To The
Forum: Nate Burgster has been visit
ing his old friends and looking after
bushes here in connection with the
estate Of his brother. Bronte The
house which Bronte was building is
nearly ready for occupancy, and is one
of the best finished residences In town
Nate and his mother are comfortably
located in a fat on Portland avenue in
Minneapolis.
Miss Marie Lindgren of this city was
one of the delegates to the Student
Volunteer convention in Rochester, N
", Dec. 20 70 Jan. 3. Kindness OF
friends in Fargo made it possible for
her to make the trip. She has been
favoring some of her friends here with
an account of the great meeting.
Miss Irma Ingalls, spent the vacation
with her parents and returned to her
school at Kindred last Saturday.
Miss Helen Allen is spending a few
months with III. ID. Adams and wife
at Edgewood. Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Thos. Pettigrew and Miss Mary
McGinnins are in the Isle Of Pines fol
the cold months.
| Frank Taylor Is visiting his father
| i'm New York whom he has not seen
for twelve years.
HaIvor Sundahl has gone to New
York city on automobile business and
his wife is spending the time with hel
sister at New Rockford.
Others whose faces are necessary tc
make the real, everyday Jamestown
are sojourning in other parts OF tht
world
| work on the new school building II
| progressing slowly through the coli
weather; but when 1t Is complete, yot
viii 60 q long distance to find a bet.
ter ward school.
The work Of the asylum building has
SO far progressed that they have beer
able to take possession Of the new
kitchen. New machinery in that room
/ and the bakery win facilitate the worl
OF providing for the $50 inmates of tn,
/ institution The new ward building /,
fireproof and will be the finest build
ling Of. the nature In the northwest
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12

corn show. The one last year attract.
ed considerable attention but the ex.
hibit this time will be q more formida.
bic affair and is sure to attract atten.
ton.
Professor Randlett OF the A. G.. vic
has the affair in charge. promises ~
exhibit that will be a surprise to these
who have sometimes contended that
North Dakota was not i'm the corn belt
There is better opportunity this
year than in some former ones. The
season last summer and fall was ideal
for corn growers and the cereal reach
ed a higher stage Of development per-
haps than ever before in the state.
Samples have been shown that com
pare most favorably with the finest
corn ever grown in Illinois. Iowa and
other states further south.
North Dakota is demonstrating its
crop diversiication. A score OF years
ago few farmers made any attempt at
growing corn. Those who experiment
ed at all put in only a few acres.
Conditions are different now and thous-
ands of farmers regard their corn
crop as regular fixture and in many
cases devote a liberal acreage to the
cereal.
The corn show next week should
prove an interesting and an educational
factor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12
LADIES NINE-GoRED SKIRT.
Paris PafttrA No. 291+
All Seams Allowed.


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knockabout skirt. 1t may be made In
any of the washable materials, as well
as In any of the English worsteds, plain
or striped rnohairs or Panama cloth. The
closing is at the center-baclC under the
inverted box-plait and the lower edge is
finished with a simple hem. Great care
should be taken with the stitching, for
II this Is not done the style OF the gar
ment will be completely lost. The pattern
is in eight sizes-22 to 36 inches. waist
measure. For rs waist the skirt, made
of material with nap, requires SK yards
Of material 20 inches wide, yards "A
inches wide, ~ yards IS inches wide. 4
yards ~ inches wide, or yards "a inches
wide; without nap, 1t needs yards %
inches wide, 81 yards "a inches wide, ~
yards So inches wide. 81 yards ~ inches
wide. or 2% yards 81 inches wide.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12
IT'S THE LAND OF LAUGHS.
seasiek Briton Couldn't "Hold That
Smile"-He Caekled Right Out.

SmiIe"--Ie Cackled Right Out.
Do you know that you live in the
jolliest country in the world? or course
you do. But here's a tribute from a
European-with a beautiful English
laccent-who recently came over the
water and made Kansas City his home,
says The Kansas City Times.
Il started laughing" he said, when
met my first Americans on the boat
coming over. They seemed like people
in play that you know is going to
end happily--couldn't talk about the
weather without saying something to
make you smile. And it didn't matter.
either, whether it was good or bad
weather. One day was feeling pretty
sick about things in general and the
rolling of the ship in particular. was
sitting with my head against the hull
wark when one of them came UP to
me. Now an Englishman would have
made you feel worse with bit of skill
fully misplaced sympathy and a
FTenchman would have offered a cigar
or something equally polite and inap-
propriate. But the American handed
me a card and walked along the deck.
On the card was written:
Hold that smile
81 wasn't smiling at ALI don't YOU
know, but it was kind of him. wasn't II.
just to pretend was smiling? In fact.
| don't mind telling you that the alb
surdity of the situation made me
laugh. Did you really think / was
smiling?' l asked him next time we
met in the smoking room. And he
laughed-just as happy as a schoolboy
when l told him how / was really
feeling
Everybody was jolly in New York.
too. | got on street car one day to
go to an address in Brooklyn. / told
the conductor just where wanted to
go, because l was pretty anxious about
finding my way in a strange city.
All right joey he said, sit right
down
He laughed and some Of the pas-
sengers laughed. And l laughed be-
cause / didn't know whether they were
laughing at him or at me. But why
'JoeyY What are you laughing ate
Everybody laughs when / ask them
Nie@e' d NO hONS1 seen SuCn a lot of
jolly people in my life. But why 'Joey?
They laughed when / asked for a
ticket to Kansas City, and when ask
ed them Is Kansas City q funny
placer they laughed again. The train
conductor laughed when thought he,
was trying to steal the ribbon off my
hat. And when the train was delayed
and we all missed connection In Chi
cago, why everybody took It as a prac-
tical joke on the part of the railroad
company!
OF course, we're pretty jolly in Eng
land, you know, but you beat us and /
think I've found out why. I've been
round a few of your offices, but 1 don't
suppose made very serious impress
sion, don't you know, because there
was always something to make me
laugh, one of those funny cards. we
put UP Honesty Is the best policy and
Patience is a virtue and of course that
makes us feel honest and yirtuous
But you put up folly. funny things thar
make you laugh, You've llypnotized
yourselves into being the jolliest peo-
pie in the world that's what II
amounts to. And, by Jove. you've al
most got me hypnotized, tool"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-12
North Dakota Political Gossip

Wishek News: II is now sure that
L. B. Hanna is not going to be can
didate for either the long or Snort
term senator, but will be a candidate
to succeed himself as representative
IL would make very little difference "a
the voters OF the state, which place he
was candidate for, they have learned
to trust him and know he is their
friend and would therefore support
him, No matter in what capacity
placed, his dealings with the public
are always honest and upright, man
who can be trusted and depended upon,
Rock Lake Ripples: While at
Devils Lake this week The Ripples
scribe learned that the friends OF
Judge p. J. McClory were actively en-
gagged trying TO get the judge OUT for
congress. There are so many con-
stitutencies out running for an office like
this that Judge McClory has been hold
ing back but the indications are now
that at some near date he will de-
clare his candidacy. He ran for this
ONCE at the last election, receiving
ten or twelve thousan votes, and he
feels that his chances have somewhat
improved since that time. Judge Nc
Glory has been identified with the
state for 25 or 80 years, and has al
ways extended the helping hand to
everything in the line of progress.
From territorial days up to the pres
ent time his power and influence have
been felt. and the people have been the
benef1ciaries. He is popular where
ever known, and is pretty we'll known
throughout this congressional district.
Carpio News: Already several cheap
politicians have sent us announcements
of their candidates. for the coming pri-
maries and in none of them have we
found that regulation bit of paper
which viii insure their publication.
These same announcements have been
run in some other papers in this part
of the state and we are certain be-
yond a reasonable doubt that those
other papers did not receive any COM
position for their insertion. -.
If the newspaper men wish to create
a widespread impression that they are
set Of easy marks" one of the cas-
lets ways is to run all of this free
political dope.
Candidates are running for ofices
for the benefit Of themselves personal
ly and not in the interests of the gener-
al public nor of the newspapers.
Political announcements are purely
advertising matter and should be
treated as such.
Plaza Pioneer: We have talked with
enough insurgents and staIwarts to
know that when a man wants Office, he
is going to get it If he can, and the
question is, (which faction will win %
Whichever shows the strongest hand is
the one in which he launches forth
in. If he thinks the insurgents will
win. he manufactures a makebelieve
reform platform and comes forth in
his robe of righteousness; if he be-
lieves the salwarts are going to be sue
cessful he declares his allegiance to the