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THE TAIL.

THE TAIL.
Fig. 3 will give you a general idea
Of the tail. which is formed to start
! with by gluing on or sewing the tri-
angular surfaces (V) from the main
frame to the cross stick (S). Fig. 1
shows this. T is the vertical tail
and is fastened to small stick (Vl
below running from there to the
top of the stuck u, and down to the
back end OF V, which sticks out
three inches beyond the rear end
of the frame. From here this sur
face runs down to the lower end e,
where a skid is attached to run ON
the ground when alighting.
The two rudder vanes (W) arc
each a separate frame of wire or
thin sticks. and movable on hinge
formed by the cloth itself where 1t
joins the surfaces (Y) at the stick
(S). These vanes are held in posi-
ton by strings or wires shown at
r in Fig. l. running from the ends
L and + of the upright rear stick.
BY the adjustment through the
means Of these strings the elevation
or depression of the machine is col
trolled. You will find the best posi-
ton by experiment.
THE RUNNING GEAR.
The running gear frame is bent
up of wire fastened to the lower end
of c, which is braced by wires. as
shown. to take the strain. The
drawing clearly shows how the
trusting is done. The wheels are
made of cOrks.
If you wish, the whole under side
of the frame work may be covered
with thin cloth to add to the appear
ance and lessen the head resist
ence. This Is what enabled Latham
to float when he landed in the Eng
lish channel on his trial flight
across.
II the wings tend to loosen add
guy wires (M and tMl and (N)
in Fig. 5.
THE POWER PLANT.
The power plant is the same as
In the concave monoplane you first
made. except that the propeller
should be eight inches long. The
larger propeller will require a
larger bunch of rubber bands to
propel 1t, and almost as long as the
frame itself inside, less tn elength
of the wire shaft of the propeller,
which should stick back of its bear
ing point for at least two and half
inches. This bearing is through a
cross stick tied to the front of the
frame stick.
Fig. gives you the idea of how
to brace the wings.
Some details of wing construction
are shown in Fig. 5. These draw
ings are self explanatory. At the
corners of your wings. cut out the
little square piece, as in c, and
lsplice the joints as in ID.
You now have the complete de-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-29

tails for building a small machine
like Lathams.
Take it out and try it. You
mustn't be discouraged if it fails to
fly properly the first time Bal
ance it, adjust it until it does fly.
You will learn more through these
experiments than | can ever tell
you.
Santos-Dumont OF Paris. France,
is one of the best known aviators
today. He has probably made as
many, if not more, machines than
any other man. His "DemOiselle'
Noncompliance enjoys the distinction
of being the smallest practical filler
in existence, and | am going to tell
you how to make one like it, on a
smaller scale. in the next article.
(Continued.)
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OF INTEREST
TO WIFE OR
DAUGHTE
7. E. WESTLAE co.
336 Riverside Ave.

The Sanitary, Up-to-the-M inuss
Grocery. Established - Ysass
Our motto 10 quality; eur'
methods care In filling your Or.
dsrs, courteous treatment At at
times and prompt deliveries.
We are at present enlar8iaE
our plant to meet the require
ments Of an increasing business.
Call on us and convince yourself
that we can supply your wants
and insure your satisfaction.
We would be pleased to show
you through our new modern
bakery and other manufacture.
ing departments at all times
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Creole--Seed and slice green
peppers. Soak in cold salt water
for one-half hour. Drain perfectly
dry. chop. fine, fry in butter. Spread
the peppers over cooke drice in
bake dish, moisten with stock.
onion juice and the fat in which the
peppers were fried. Heat in oven
and serve.
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}ARRtep WEDNESDAY,.

Mf, Il dfArlotte Stevenson and
WillipntA1. Taylor were united in
marriage alta quiet service Wednes-
day morning at the home of the
groom's son, Frank w; Taylor, Oh
Baldwin avenue. Rev. w. J. Hind.
ley read the service.
After honeymoon trip at New
man lake Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will
be at home to their friends at the
Plaza.
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With Eggs-Parboil or ivef min
utes six green peppers from which
stems and seeds are removed.
Drain and cut in fine strips. Chop
one onion and fry in butter. Add
peppers and cook until done. But
ter small ramekins and put a little
OF the mixture and drop one egg
IN each. Cover with buttered
bread crumbs and bake. =
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FOR 'ASA5Sas .,,,. WOMEN READERS
NEWS FOR
FIVE NEW WAYS TO COOK PEPPERS

Stuffed-Make stuffing of cook
ed rice, tomatoes, little minced
onion and salt Fill sweet peppers
later seeds hafve been removed)
and bake until tender, basting fire.
quently.
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Risatto-Put in bake dish alter.
nate layers of cooked rice, sweet
peppers and minced onions. Season.
Moisten with hot milk Cover with
dry bread crumbs and CRATE cheese
thickly over top. Bake As minutes.
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Attractions for AUGUST

New Victor and Edison Records
Now On Sale at Eilers Music
House-Many Fine
Numbers.
700l9-Rosa Rosetta, from Jolly
Bachelors"
57S3-Afifi March--Pryor' Band.
57S1-ln Maytime-John b. Wells,
tenor.
3l719-Beloved, 1t Is Morn.
31790-Gems from Mile. Modiste. "
BY Victor Light Opera
Company.
;. 51S2-Angel Eyes. BY Morris
and Murray.
Two new Lauder records.
Violin solos by the famous Fritz
kreisler, and many others equally
catchy and beautiful
Also the new August Records for
The Edison. We will gladly play
them for YOU
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Puree--Remove stems and seeds
and chop fine sufficient number
OF green peppers. Cook one-half
hour In sailed water Drain press
through colander and reheat with
salt, butter and sweet cream.
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Social news IL daily feature Of
The Press. Any one wishing to In
sert such news should msii it to the
society editor or phone before 10
q. m.
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SWEET PEA SHOW.

0W6G FGA 0nOW.
One of the interesting events oil
early August will be the annual
sweet pea show, which takes place
August 3 in the First Universalist
church, on the corner of Fifth ave
nue. and Howard street.
Thisowill be the seventeenth an
3ual event Of the kind and promises
to be a splendid affair.
MRS. REYNOLDS WILL SPEAK
Mrs. Minnie j. Reynolds will
speak this evening at the st. Pauls
Methodist church, ON the corner OF
Monroe street and Augusta avenue
She will take as her subject
"Some Experiences of Woman
Voter"
WILL WE'D THIS FALL.
Mrs. Smith billiard yesterday an
nounced the engagement of hel
daughter. Miss Audrey Ann Hill
Hard. to William II. Button. The
wedding will be celebrated In the
early fall.
MISS DoUsT HONOR GUEST
One Of the first prenuptial affairs
0 fthe season. given In honor Of
Miss Katharine Doust, a bride tC
be. will occur this evening at the
Conrad residence, 1916 Thirteenth
avenue.
The hostesses of the occasion
will be Mrs. r. e. Close. Miss Lor
eta Cook and Miss Zeta Conrad.
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pRENUPTiAL AFFAIR.
Miss Edna Spannagel was host
ess today at shower given In com
pliment to Miss Hazel Belshaw
whose marriage to Walter Shore Of
Dallas, Ore, will be an event of Au
gust.
SPECIAL SONG eERvicE.
A special song service will be
given Sunday evening by the choil
of the First Methodist church at the
church, on the corner of. Howard
street and Third avenue. The choir
is under the direction of R. A. Her
itage. The program will consist OF
solos. duets. quartets and choral
numbers.
& q &
SONG SERVICE At BAPTIST
CHURCH..
Professor Woodward will direct a
special song service Sunday even
ing at the First Baptist church. The
program has been well selected and
arranged for the occasion.
& 4 Z
PRETTY WEDDING.
The principals in pretty we'd
ding celebrated Wednesday evening
at the Corbin Park Congregational
church were Miss Genevieve Terry
and George s. Heaton.
Amid a beautiful floral setting
the service was read by Rev. Rice
Mrs. Heaton is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Terry. Mr.. Hea
ton is prominent druggist OF
Spangle, Wash. They will make
their home at Spangle.
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Two million bottles of pineap-
pie juice will be put up this year
by one company in Honolulu.
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Fern Cafe
1892 Riverside

Try our 25c Merchants
Lunch, served from II a. m.
to . p. m. Clean, quick ser
vice. Under new manage
ment.
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And the White Serges

These. too. are the late styles
some with plain tailored pleats.
others trimmed with bias taffeta
bands and silk cord. or finished
by buttons. But it's almost Au-
gust, So
$3.50 White Serge Skirts $4.3H
IS White Serge Skirts. $3.50
1915 White Serge Skirts. $3.50
$40 White Serge Skirts. SECS
$3.50 White Serge Skirts, S. 81
SIS White Serge Skirts. $1,000
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SONG SERVICE At BAPTIST

Professor Woodward will direct a
special song service Sunday even
ing at the First Baptist church. The
program has been well selected and
arranged for the occasion.
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The Wash Skirts Are

OF gore pleated styles or tunic
effects-duck. linen. English
rep, piQues. linons-absolutely
fresh. well tailored and they
hang perfectly. But tomorrow
you can buy
81 80 Wash Skirts at. =. SLIP
50 Wash Skirts at 1925
IS Wash Skirts at.......$3.75
$3.50 Wash Skirts. .$4.S5
50 Wash Skirts at ...... $500
$40 Wash Skirts at. ....$7.5O
$3.50 Wash Skirts at. 1885
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

North Dakota Republicans should bear in mind
that John Burke is democrat, he is vitially in
terested in making democratic appointments where
ever the opportunity affords. this building up
strong Substantial State Democratic organization
which If allowed to continue, will eventually make
them the controlling party.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

STAT o. NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Ward. In Dis6ist Osrrt.
HishtA Judicial Dlstr3sA
T. F. Rsnvsld, plaintiff. ". Bank Of
Ninot . corporation, North Dahsta
Title, 1asara1ce 4 Trust company,
. corporation, Guarantee Company
Of North Dakota, . corporation, Ward
County, 4 public corporation, A. B.
Guptill. - rsssiver Of tho North d.
kota Title, Insurance & Trust COM
Dany, 4. p. 0uDtill, ~ receiver Of
tho Bank q Ainet, n F.. salyards
c. H. Msars, B. s. Brynjolfss1.
Annie c. Olson, olof A. Olson. al
other persons unknown. claiming
any estate OF interest in or lien
or incumbrance upon the property
described in the complaint, defend
ants. qlrT.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendants:
You and each Of you are hersbv
summoned to answer tho complaint
in this action and to serve . COPY Of
your answer upon, the subscrib.r
within thirty days after the service
Of this summons upon you. exeluavs
Of the day Of service, and in sase Of
your failure to appear or answer tudg-
mont win 30 taken against you and
against each Of you ~ default for the
RELIEF demanded in The complaint.
III You anl Zach Of ysa arc hereby
notinsd that rs compllint in, this ~
ton win - fled IN The ollcs OF the
clerk Of tho df5trict court in and for
Wardricounty, North Dakota. 1~
70 Daasd July -. 1910. 'cf -... ~.
n. % erta r0i4>ef G. AURLAND,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Omoo, Ree., and p. o: A4ll0as:
as.sa@ 81 Ml1st, n. D.
To Each OF the Above Named d.
fs1du1ts:
Yen and each q you are hsrosy
netilsd that to sbsve entitled action
10 bee1Ght for The purpose Of quisting
utlSfii tho plaintiff and to s1saule,
the Asfendants and each Of tAs0, -
eeptins only The defendants. Annie Q.
Olsen and Olof 4. Olson, from any
estate or interest in or lien q r.
sunbrance upsa the following DE-
scribed real property, located in Ward
county. North Dakota, to-wft: The
northwest quarter q ssctisa -.
Township 166 north Of rangs . v0st
Of the tn Principal Meridian TAat
no personal clain, 10 naAs a0atnR
tho said defendants or either Of tAoa.,
G. AUh1AAND,
Attorney for PiaintiR.
Dated July q, 1910.
3 49,
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For U. s. Senator (term ending 1917)-Porter
]. McCumber.
For U. S. Senator (term ending 1915)-Asle J.
Gronna.
For Representatives in Congress-H. T. Helgeson,
l.. B. Hanna.
For Governor-C. A. Johnson.
For Lieutenant Governor-Usher l.. Burdick.
For Secretary OF State-P. D. Norton
For State Audtor-D. X. Brightbill.
For State Treasurer-Gunder Olson.
For superintendent Of Public Observation-Disclosures
J. Taylor.
For Attorney General-Andrew Miller.
For Commissioner Of 1nsurance-Nvalter c. Tay-
Tor.
For Commissioner OF Agriculture and IAbor-W.
c. Gilbreath.
For Commissioners Of Railroads-O. p. n. AndeF-
son, W. H. Mann. W. H. stutsman.
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A Wisconsin farmer who removed to Canada and
came back at the end Of several years, says
the worst difficulty he found was long drorghs.
Aud with the winters ~ . secondary trouble
Canada IL not an Arcadia for farming
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

1t is rather interesting to watch the Inconsistent
antics of those papers, which for years have been
the selfconstituted purveyors OF progress. One
would think that after paper had been struggling
for 4 reform for years and thsn finally succeeded
inattaining that reform, that that paper would bs
the last to repudiate it's results and destroy its
efficiency But that Is exactly what papers like the
Grand Forks Herald arc doing today. The Herald
has for years claimed to be the father and first
champion Of the primary law, insisting that the
conventions of old did not reflect the will OF the
majority Of the party and that the only cure and
the certain relief from this unfortunate condition
was to be found in State wide primary. After .
long and ardous struggle such 4 primary system OF
nominations was secured and has now been tried
two successive elections and both times has the
Herald baked because it failed to secure tho nomi-
nation OF the particular candidate for which it had
oeen working in the primaries. They pretend to
affiliate with the republican party and to believe
in the principles Of that party They pretend to
believe in a Government by the majority. They
even pretend to believe in the primary law. And
yet, when by means Of that primary law, majority
of the party with which they pretend to ainliate,
has nominated c. A. johnson for governor, a man
who is clean and capable and manly, and the party
has adopted platform that il N expression Of the
most advanced thought Of the party, they still run
riot because they failed to get their mar nomi-
nated and through circulation built up BY their
republican friends, endeavor 70 assassinate tho
party by advocating tho election Of the man, who
for four years has been building up the democratic
organization and advancing his own peculiar per
sonal interests BY the appointments he has made
during those four years. In such course honest!
If they did not pretend to belong to the republican
party their buahwhacking methods would no. ~
20 Objectionable But a false friend is moro
dangerous than an enemy fighting in the open and
most ungrateful Of all is he who bites the hand
that feeds him. -" y
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

The Grand Forks Herald Il nov Jumping side
wise trying to justify it's Reputation of the results
Of the primaries They know that they are not
consistent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

1t is undsputed fact that Maine has gone
hell bent" But the rest of the country may be
able to head her off before we all get there
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

1t now remains for Maine to show the country
that it has learned something valuable on pro-
hibition that hasen't prohibited during a fifty year
trial.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

No man in recent years has come closer to the
heart OF the people and taken stronger hold Of
the popular imagination than has Theodore Roose-
welt. The reason for this Is that the people have
felt that he s inherently honest and that he has
taken sane and progressive view Of the questions
of the day. He is thoroughly committed to popular
government and knows that the success OF popular
government depends in large measure upon the
readiness with which the minority submits to the
rule Of the majority and renders progress orderly
When new contest then makes the former
minority the majority, they may reasonably expect
the same sort of treatment. This makes for keen
contests, fair play and a successful game. Under
these circumstances popular government reaches its
greatest perfection and renders its highest social
service.
1t is not surprising therefore that Mr.. Roosevelt
on several occasions during these weeks Of primary
contests, should have urged upon the unsuccessful
candidates and factions, the desirability and need
Of loyalty supporting the successful candidate and
thus assuring their success ct the polls in Noven-
Der. 1t IL only logical course to pursue. It would
leave conditions the best for another contest in
subsequent primary and the assurance Of loyal
support for the Victor Of that Fight the party tights
at the primary and then Join hands to fight your
Joint political foes in November, Is the Roosevelt
doctrine and tho doctrine II sound and reasonable
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

New York City's population gain of 1.329ss1
since 1900 indicates that it is trying to add a
Philadelphia every ten years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

Republicans must bear in mind that the Maine
frost of September the 12th did injure the har
ve11. Neither wheat nor max g1ows in Malne.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

The appearance Of 80 many balloons and air ships
has caused the public heed the optimistic admon-
ition of DR.. Hale: Look up, not down"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

Col. Roosevelt 10 to make three speeches in st.
Louis, but only one on politics That IL a FOOD
ratio.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

1t is just one year ago that John A. Johnson died.
In the prime of his splendid manhood, with q tu-
ture of golden promises open before him. Death
snatched him from the ladder Of fame the rounds
Of which he was steadily climbing and lad him
away in a grave over which the grass now is grow
ing green in the village where his boyhood and
young manhood days were spent in preparation for
the career that fated to be cut short at the
moment of fullest hope
year has served to soften the first harshneGs
of the grief that first afflicted every man woman and
child in the northwest which gave this gracious
figure berth, AID to mellow memory that will
ripen with the years. and that will be craven in
the tablets of human history example to aspir-
ing YOUTH encouragement to those whose
herats quail before adversely and as an inspira-
ton to those who will find their greatest joy and
their highest achievement in the unselfsh, I'M
answering and indomitabe service Of their fellow
men, Though gone from the face of the earth for
his memory will remain and it is blessing
that the age and customs cannot tarnish The
world is better that John A. Johnson lived, and
from his death it may pluck the flowers of loving
remembrance that shall make hearts kinder and
souls sweeter. From the Duluth Herald.
When the Grand Forks Herald in their editorials
during the last week before the primary election,
urged the republican voters to go to the polls and
to fight out their differences then, and then after
the primaries were over to abide by the result
and support the republican ticket nominated, the
comment throughout the state was favorable and
highly complimentary to the splendid editorials.
Nor was the honesty and sincerity of the Herald
questioned Everybody took it for granted that the
Herald intended to and would follow its own advice
and that when the contests that the
successful insurgents would have the support Of the
Stawart republican papers and that the successful
0ealWarts would have the support of the Insuree..
papers. That is honesty; that is loyalty that is
common That is the only method by which
the primary law be made effective agency
for good government. And yet, now that the
primaries are over It 10 beginning to appear that
when the Herald urged this upon the voters it
pected the candidates supported by then to be
nominated and that when they found that the will
of the people ran counter to their WILL they were
willing to repudiate the honorable stand take.
by them a few weeks before, than to accept the
nominee designated by their party at honestly
. aDDelon fa1 rampant and that kills both respect
~ 0olfrsspoct. No paper that follows such a
caurse expect to retain its influence and its
editorial opinion must become the laughing stock
Of the state. The people demand honesty and
candor and fair play from newspapers well a.
from individuals, and scorn alone Is the lot Of him,
who in childish petuance refuses to play because
the game is not of his own choosing, and the
players not his immediate relatives.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

Increasing the population for the cities 10 wen
enough, but how about raising two steers where
only reaches the market now?
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

Man expects to distance birds in air fight, and
tion
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

The empire of Texas is ready this year to make
up any shortage that may in the Chinese rice
crop.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-10-06

Tho professional man who buys from Z mail order
house and the merchant who buys his printing o1t
OF town. belong to tho same class
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An absent-m1nded Kansas man rescued his moth.
erIn-law from a burning house while HE fishing
tackle was left to be Consumed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-18

F. T. SUTTON. Trustee.