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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
GOING TO PROCTOR

A party of investors and others will
be taken to Proctor, new town about
to be established on the Western Pa
cific, "A miles west of the Utah-Nevada
state line, by A. w. Tenant of that
place next Monday. Some Of the party
expect to locate there.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
THIRD WARD INITIALS.

A regular Friday night social was
given by the Mutual Improvement as
sociations OF the Third ward at the
ward amusement hall last night. About
one hundred couples were present
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
CONFERENCE PROPOSED.

Taft has invited w. S. Fielding, minister
Of finance Of Canada. to meet him in
Albany tomorrow or Sunday for con-
ference regarding the Canadian tariff dis
pute.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19
FIsHERMEN PERISH.

st. Petersburg, March 18.-Fifty fish
f1oe which broke away from the shore
near Feterhof on the south shore of the
Gulf OF Finland, are believed to have
persisted.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
-@harIes aimneI peTfer shier

-G6arles &imiHeI pelfer Sbier.
ieGe fir BelSe bertpen6bar mftauft
iast DAB serabe iett cine 8nnif i'm
8reiIe berride unO bieielben Inn 60
Broae1rt sefallen feier. Gelle fir
tpeiGe er ionit So besnbIt bober iebt
eilreit 8ertb BON $1.25. einen
sroBen 8orratb SeIle bat er in ct.
2ouis i'm &iiblrmime alfseipeidert
bis before Breiie eiltreten.
MorGI i'm G%briitmonut: Sci
eir tuabrer driitli9er @enih, bns
beiBt nit onberen @orten: rSdfe
~6eft6noig 0einen &ssermenIden uno
laiie oie @1ditenli { niemaIs rub.
en-, ober tbatiddlid bergeiie in aIler-
eriten &eibe 6einert bebiirftigen mo
beorangten @enidenbrlroer nift,
beitn barin t~pitr3eIt tbatiddli6 bas
ddte Slid zines Diiroisen @eni.
denl
Cine @ittfdrift lit bier i'm I'm.
Iauf tpelde Ben friiber bier tbdtigen
2ebrer Brof. 6. 6. Sbubhm ,als
aiiiitenten BEG ne,iertpdbIten gtadts-.
superintendent Der Seffentlid)en S4n
len Serm gpans. eulpfieblt. Die
@rnenrrtns Iiget IN BEN $Gnoen oas
ioeben eripGbItem Serrn epans nnS
fonnte 6erielbe setuiBIid feinen BEL
ieren @ebilfen ole Germ SbnSinttt
ernerrter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16

- -.
-Gliiforo gbiuips lit Ieit Ron.
lag bier BEL ieinen eIterr az 4eiud.
Or lit elm tiidtiser Snsineur se'
iuorSel bat tp6brenb 6isies Sabres
bic 8oiiertuerfe uno 9eleudtungss
'anlnge Der Stnbt 8epaOa re.cons
%ittliirt, ulro Don Der Staot Column.
bta einen Gbnlifen AitftrlIg ergul.
ten.
Suoge 8m. SoeOtmann bon
8otsoam mar 9ienitag urb Iitt,
mod @eiddftlid bier. GIs Ieuig-
felt beridtete er Bob er mieber @roB'
pater getuor6en unb ieiR S9mieger.
$liso Boil an Der 8eidi6te
SfuIS lei; ebenfaas bob IN Cos
conooeflaB elm 70 Bfun6 ifaperer
@atfiid geipeert uuroc.
-genr non d11f Sage un0 oos
idore @eibnndtsfeft lit DO. So.
Die Belt Dergebt i'm SturmmesIaui
un6 Sar,im 6iirfet iid unfere &Iein.
en- nidt Die Belt Ionse tper0en loiien
Bis oas gBriitfinbdert nit ieinen
9ridertingen fortntt. 8aIo 1T aud
bicier idone Gag rieber poriiber,
nber Die grinnerltrg bIeibt bod boz
Sabr inf Sobr, b~eion6ers tperli1 iol.
DIE angenebmer Ratur iin6. Gar
Diele eiebt es. Die an bieiem Gage
ISriibial urto 2eiben, anitatt Sreu-
ben erieben rtiiffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
hilbert @. RoeseIin mar Conn,
Tag urs6 Rontas In ct. 2ouis.


60. SeinIein nnb @attin bon
SfOnp SIN fpuren Smnltag bier.
ssarft eiire @eibnadts 8oft.
fnrten bel sflinse's
CD. Sorfmtann bon Berger
Bate 9onneritog @eiddftlif bier
gu tbttn.
Srorf Sdaefer tpeIder in Ct.
Gouis arbeitet, bate Sonntng bier
5u fun.
SSacob S. Bet BON Berger mar
Iebten Samitas bel urpS elm tpillfom.
mener geiuder.
SRI. Wottie 8fotenbarter fam
Somtas beim bon ltitior mo lie 81
8eiu1 geipeien mar.
-8enn Santd Claus nift alif.
paBt fan er bieies Sdbr leidt bas
SonntngSgeies perIesen.
-Sobn 6. Stod urb Gbriftine
$ng bon Berger er1pirften lesten
Somita9 in ct. 2oui$ cine Seiratbs'
li3enie.
-$err rmo Grau Soiepb &atb.
geb BON Berger iuarem Sonntoe bier
bel Der SarniIie &eter 9anuier ari
8eIu6.
-Taft cure 8eibna9tsein'
tdue bel Sobn s. $elmers rlro err
battet cine Der idOnen sroBen &ligs
fir itatr % Gents.
aiteripeiter Hno bod ni6t
faltl 0as beiBt es Berridt eint
oansenebnie" &alte, ole man redi
gut pertrogen fam.
-Serr ilnS Snu Sch. @als boz
Union lparen aiisgangs letter @od
mebrere Gage bier. anlaB mar 6as
8esrdbniB ibrer 8ertuanoten Sral
Sba g. Sdfner,
Gin Ranu pelder me5rer,
8odter bot fam fein beiieres @eib
nadtsgedenf MAIDEN aIs ipenn Ell
elmer ieoen cine 8edubr, oem Glarn
auf 6 ubr morseus seiett, fatit.
-Sranf @albeder bon Sal
ipra6 am Samitag bel urs Dor
Sein 8rl,oer, Der GSbofat Conrad
8aloeder BON Sefferiom gitp tpeld,
CT idon ldtrgere 3eit Oabeim 1T be
Der Nutter, lit i1nftler nod MD
gang @eiuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
.-4ln Iphten @amitna beaab iid

Sim Ietten Samitng begab iid)
infer Sigh Sdool 8aitet Ball Seml
rod, Nesp $aben I'M NIT benz Seaan
ser 0ortigen So6i6uIe i'm @ettipie
Su ipieIen, bod unterIas tnier Seou
getpoItie ba Ole Score SS az 8 al
@uniten Rep Sapen enoete. 0ad.
liens woIler uniere Sunaens better
tbun.
-2ouis Stotfo utib Sobn Cor.
ieIius famen am Montag BON elm
en- Z luodenlan9en Sag6dusfIus aus
Dem SiiooIten Oes Stnates suriid.
6iid,fmig. SoIlenftelen unb Sagen
lpor lire toglide 8eiddftieung utto
bat ibnen bieies onbcror6entli9 &c.
iaIfen. sic boben gelebt uie i'm
SbIaraffenloilo. es bot ibnen on
nidts gemanaelb.
-Sn 2inn, I'M @o6barcountp
Siase iinb al letter. Somitag aus
Dem gountpsefdnsrtiB Der @sorber
9ntrid gaiep nno Der oas 9iebftabls
bciduIoiste &oser 8ratton aiisge'
broden. 2esterer tuurSe bereits am
naditen Gage in ieinem Seim bel
&oel5tofun pieoer eitpefansen aber
Der @orber @aiep befinSet iid nod
aui freien SiiBen.
--:-
Mcruttrt otf bos Geruiattter {.
BoIfsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
Concert Saae berfaaft.

geSetenoes aufieben erreste am
in bieliset arefien bic
Rodridt baB oas Concert Son .
.eieentbum fauffi9 in Del SdiSe
Ses Serrn George Starf iibergung.
en- iei. Srau @arp aubn bisberi.
.se eisemtbiimerin erbieIt fir bal.
ielbe $4,000. Serr Starf bot fid
iiber Sen otfiinftieen 8irtb BEG
2ofales nidt sedalBert bod munfeIt
man oopon Dos Serr SuIius @oe.
bus Der SrEfiinftise 8irtb lit Der
Gorsert Sale iein miro. Ridt rur
8oIitif MAIDEN ionoerbnre SdIaige'
iellen, ar,f @eidaftsintereiien mo6-
en- bistpeilen 6as ani6einen6 ltnmog-
Iide mosIid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
-8in gaeder bon StoIpe, mar
0niongs Der Bo@e in ct. 2oriS.

- .L."
q. 6. cider BON gots6mn NOR
eefern @fiddftfi6 in unfsrer Stnot.
0un III es ollmdblih Die bod
ite Belt, an ben einfauf Der Beibs
nad)tsgeihettfe 5u oenten.
Serr @uitop Rmgelir bon 6irIi
Greet itaitete ms Rittmob ieinen
prompten Sabresbeiud nb.
SRI. Sulia 2aboube pelde Der
Safer Bobs Sof5pit in Berger
beitpobnte, febrte 9ienItas mad ct.
2ouis Suriif.
Smift eiiren @eibnnd]t /. Car
ss un6 @dumpersieruieg ben
Sobn $. SeImers.
Senrp &iott fam lette ISOLDE
bon Roro Springs, Soma. mo er
gearbeitet, Seim, irr6 ben @inter
fiber gu bleiben.
g8ie mir pernebmer lit $err
Soiepb Rebinnen frunf unb begat
fid 5ebarfs ort5Ii4er llrteriudunq
Dor meberen &aget nod ct. 2ouis.
Ndftor Carl gactel tpeIdet
friiber Der @eformirten @emein6t
IN 8ots6m portland. 1T lette @odt
in Ioberlp. Wo., in alter bon sc
Sobren seftorben.
gine groBe austpobl @ei6.
nadyts. unb Reu Ssabrs Boltfarter
bel &linge'$.
-8m, @itte un6 @obn allaui
bon Charlotte iuaren Weittipoh biel
aina @eidSditIidfs 5u erleoigen nm
maften aud in unierer 9rudere
einen Dilltommenen gefld).
Srm aloin @un6miaer beeal
lid Sanitas nod airfpoob nm 81
iungen GbeIeute Sranf @aumltar
bel ipeIden elm itrommen Stanmba
ter einaetroffen, 5n beiuden.
Sobn s.. 8aler Ser grobibi
tionsagitator in Sia0e Gountp il
aIs 8reOiscr Der @. s. GburcF
Sontb orbintrt unb Dem 8ienna 8e
ART 5lt9etbeilt iporben,
6ran Sobn gclfen befinhe
ii9 BET ibrer SdaoeIter Srma Caro-
line Nie6oI6s IN aanias gito d
8einb. Sic reiite nit Iesterer mel
de bier gu @eilid oerpcicn, am @or
tag oortbin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
&. 9. @oIter bat 81

9reis Got nebeH ieiner apotbfe
flr sf4O0 setauit.
Geo. o. BtddmoHr pan 9rafe
erfrelte ms Iestn Snutitdes our&
ieinen gefnd.
-JrI. Sulia Siiber pe@e in st.
2ouis beidlfssgt mar Ieste BOde
bier Bel ben Sbrieen ~ seta&-
--5ran 2oniia 9htnie Don 9aor,
riion iunr @Ontag tier gum Seiuf
ibrer SdtDeiter Grou 9ic 8irf.
-S66ne ausipoH 9eu Snbrs-
Bcittarten BEL aIinge's.
-Srns S.Iin erSitc. rSn 81.
2ouis mar Sountng bier gu 8eiu9
uno gum 8egpdbniB Der beritorbenen
5rau 9ora Silber.
-Srau @. s. SomfeIot BON 81.
9ouis mar Sieie 8ode mebrere Gage
bier BEL ibre Sed,ter 5rmu aooLpb
S. Stoblmarn 3l 8efud.
SIN ct. 2ouis erfpirften Dor.
gcitcrn einen Seiratbgidein, Sarrp
= RehmueLfer BON ct Qn1Iis ut0
GHuria q. Calf ron Rorriion.
-Sbeooore graf Sr. fam Ies.
ten Sreitag BON 9lanS nm Dem
2eidenbegdrsniB einer peritorben.
en- SdfDieseruutter 5rau Sea- St.
S6IHer bei3ufuobnen.
-Senrp 8idmeper uno Sranf
Step5an fpelde Den letten CONNER
ultS Serbit BEL Davenport, Soma
atlf Der 8arm ar6eiteten tanlen lee.
ten Samitaa Dieber Sein.
-5rnn au9uit S. Steinbed mar
Ieste 8ode bier bel ibrei gItern,
ben ebeIeuten Gilbert Bfotenboler
8u geiud. Sic febrte Sonntas mad
ibrem Seim in Union 5nriif
Die Sdhueltcrn 8rau 8bil
Storf unO 8rnu &berein &euen9abn
Don Ct. 2oris parep Sonntag bier
5um 8egrabntB ibrer Deritorbeneu
Ridte Sran Cora SiIber.
Serr unb Srau Can Siltbep
nit tbren 8ipei anaben BON ct.
2ouis, iino bier bel ben 5omilien
hilbert g. nno @uitnp @oegeIil
uito au0eren germanbten 81, 9eIild.
8ir fiibren 6as 9roBte Eager
ieiner Bor5ellaapaaren tuie Salat !.
9otuIen, Sbft . Setts, Cafes Seuer
uno fancD Sber. uno llntertafien
mo laoen sur 8eiidtigung Elm.
Sobn $. Selmers,
-Seib 70 gut nro ieb4 mad
Dem Datum airf errer aobreiie altf
oieier 3eituip8. @enn Die Sabres.
sabl nidt 1911 lautet. lit 6ieies
Der @ornt nm Die Safe IN 4ift.
i9teit au bringen.
-Squire anton Garl, BON iiberrl
Club, mar poreeitern bier un6 Elm
tuiIlfommerer 8eiuder benin g6itor.
CT Bate oeitern @eridtlid sn tbun
ba elm SdaporSer ieirler 8a1bar.
idaft ieinem 8ruoer Inn cine be.
ociitentc Summe @efoes beitoblen
Fat.
SER g. $, goebm bon
SpringfieIo, Mo., mar seiterrt bier
gum 8cindy ieiner GItern uno Ser.
panotell. er bate in S~efferfon
Gin 5u tbuir aebabt, nrr0 mar aui
Dem Bese nod ct. &oris nm ser
State Emigration Contention bel.
5utpobnen.
-Das nele Sabr riidt bera,l unb
~oieienigen inierer 2eier lpeide nit
ibrem 9e5uasgeIo nod i'm &iid.
italoe iino uno iiils ein gIiidlides
Reues Sabr wiiniden f6nnen ibrer
@unfd feinen beiieren Gad)orud
9eben oIs fpenn lie ms id,iden mas
ANS sufommt.
5rattf S. @iaer peld)er in
Der 8un6esbonptita6t i'm Genius.
amt angeiteIt, lit bier oitf eimuono.
tlider Serien 5i 8elid. Sranf Il!
elm fleibiger ilrrtaer Ionn urto misi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16
Ssiratbs.eic.nin

Seiratbs.e ieeuieH.
$enrp aaiier. ct. 2ouis "a
SEA Beds, Berger q
Better z. 9efiO. ct. Soiepb, @ao. 40
Belize g.. GbIes. SOuiiiana, gao. A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-16

abonrrirt otf bas Seruantner
BoIfsbIott.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
These Very Marked Savings On
Carpets and Linoleums With Our
Compliments of the Season

This is not a disposal of remnants, or even q
cleanup" The offering is due to a revision
Of patterns, following the most successful floor
covering season of Wanamaker's history:
Administer of S1.65 Quality at $1.25
a Yard.
Smith Plain Wilton Velvets of 100
Quality, at S1.25 a Yard.
Wool Velvets of Standard Grade, Spe-
Gial at 75c.
Body Brussels of 5 $50 and S1.65 Quail
ity, at 81 a Yard.
Wilton velvets of S1.45 Quality, at
81 a Yard.
German Inlaid Linoleum of S1.35 to
Sl.6O Quality, at 81 Square Yard.
Also Printed Linoleums and good quality
Oilcloth at about the Mill price Of 35c yard. All
on Fourth Gallery, New Bldg.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
BREAKS GAS PlPE-BURNED.
Match ScnoOnovcr Lighted Causes
Fire 20 SYout Ont.

PRESTON ~Schoonover was severely
burned on the hands and the big
GROCERY store OF J. o. Bisseh. ut New
ton. N. J., ENDANGERED through an acct
dent last evening ~Schoonovsr. mans
ger Of the store. went Into o room to
light the gas.
He struck Il match. tripped. and to
save himself from falling threw out his
lands. One of them hit the gas fixture
aud broke 1. of At tho same moment
the match ignited the gas. The blaze
ahet into the room. n while tearing
away boxes 10 Keep them from being
ignited Mr.. Schoonover was burned.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
In the Basement, Waists at $3.75
Lined Gauntlcts for Men, 81

Just one more OF those things in which the
Wanamaker Store excels. Usually you would pay
at least a half more for g~auntlets such as these.
Black. ST..
Another big dollars worth is the Princeton
tan cape glove. Imported skins. Full range of
sizes, of course. This glove is not an incident
here. Thousands of them are sold every week.
More than ever now, as they make excellent
Christmas gifts. 81.
Main floor, New Building.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
in Leisure for the
Woman Who Has De-
ferred Buying Those
Christmas Waists
900 Waists, Nearly All of Which
Are Here at Half Price, Have
Come to Us as the Result of
Unusual Trade Conditions.

Cancelled orders. clearing-up of materials.
slow deliveries, and a few renainders Of our own
stock-are the contributing causes tc this great
waist event tomorrow.
On the Third Floor, Old Building,
There Will Be Waists at S. and S7.75
One look at these waists and you will be con-
WINGED that their former selling price was $40 and
SIS. Here are crepe dc chimes. chiffons, some nets,
a few voiles and q handful Of messalines. In one
of these SIS chiffon waists, the material alone is
worth So a yard. Nearly all with the fashionable
kimono sleeve, although there are g few tailored
styles among the number.
In the Basement, Waists at $3.75
Have been lessened from their former prices
Of S.. Consequently there are some great surprises
for the woman who has been Cooking around
at other waists for this price. Voilcs, white and
black messalines, velvets and chiffons. A number
of Persian effects and nearly all with kimono
sleeves.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
Crocheted Mufflers for
Evening Wear

No gift more dainty. Nothing more service
able. Every we'll dressed man knows that he
must have one of these mufhers if he be absolutely
correct in his evening dress.
In The Burlington Arcade we are showing
the finest line of London made muffers in plain
colors, champagne, white and black, from $3.50
to Sl2.50.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
At NmAu4M
Better Dollar Silk
SCarfS at Csc

To the rep silks, in plain coiors, have been
added hundreds Of shadow striped serges and two
toned corded silks. Some taken from regular
stocks and repriced; others,a part of a very large
CONSIGNMENT purchased at an advantage.
1ivsnfy thssssnd earf are at ysnr ssrvics in this
shop. Nothing that's worth while in the scarf
line is wanting. The price range is SOC to So. so.
The evening world., 1910-12-16

HOLIDAY STREET
runs down the centre Of
the Basement Store, from
Fourth avenue to Broad
way. As its name implies,
Holiday Street is purely a
gift way-an avenue of sug-
gestion and satisfaction for
givers.
For those, in particular,
whose hearts are larger than
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13

ing fields. Plow them down, and har-
row Immediately after the pillow. Sum.
mer fallow every acre you can, and
harrow every acre after every rain
Next year may be wet. If so, you
will be money ahead by following dry
farming methods, but if this should
prove to be one of series of dry
years, every possible means of hold
ing whatever moisture falls will be
essential to the maturing of a paying
crop.
above all else, don't lose your
nerve. The country is all right. Cut
down the expenses. Turn everything
you can into feed, for hay will be
high in price before another crop
comes to the cutting. Don't sell the
stock, but stand ready to buy at any
fair price. If your grain is low in
grade use a tanning mill and do your
own grading up. If you haven't any
grain. brother, there are better years
ahead"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13
new SUPERINTENDENT
HALLS FROM MICHIGAN
SALIENT POINTS FROM THE LIFE
OF CHARLES c. ROOT, rHE
NEW SUPT.
Head of Bismarck Public School,
Comes Well Recommended and
Qualified for His New Position.

Charles C. Root, appointed superin-
; tendent of the Bismarck schools for
the ensuing year, comes to the city
highly recommended for the position
and we'll qualified to handle the work
here.
Mr.. Root is a native of Michigan.
He is graduate Of the state normal
college and also of the university of
Michigan. He graduated from the
normal in 1900, took postgraduate
work there, and received his degree
from the state university at Ann Ar.
Dor in the spring of 1909.
He was principal Of the high school
at Fairbury from 1901 to 1908. While
at Fairbury he became engaged to one
Iof the popular young ladies of the
town and they were afterwards mar
ried.
He was professor of science: and
mathematics at the high school at
Albion, Mich, during the school year
of 1903-1904.
In the fall of 1904 ne went to Shell
by, Mich, where he was employed as
superintendent OF the city schools,
He had twelve teachers under his jur-
isdictiOn at this city. IL
The year Of 1908-1909 he attended
the university at Ann Arbor. The fol-
lowing year he was superintendent Of
the city schools at Manistique, Mich,
where thirty-one teachers were en-
ployed. He comes from this city to
Bismarck, and is surely we'll adapt.
led to handle the work here.
He will return at once to Manistique
and pack up his household goods pre-
paratory to moving to Bismarck, where
he will make his home.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13

The parade, being at least mile in
length, the cages, the wild animals,
the mounted riders in silks and sat.
ms, two bands, clowns on cars and
mules, herd of camel and drome.
daries, eleven elephants and, last but
not least, the steam calliope were
witnessed by throngs of people.
The doors to the big show were
opened upon the arrival of the pa
rade at the show grounds, and the
scheduled afternoon performance was
started Immediately after. Being
truthfully advertised and honorably
conducted the Campbell Bros. are Of
fering first class circus performance
in every particular. Numerous acts
of every description filled the arena
from beginning to end, Remedies for
ward summer sault while leaping the
gap on a bicycle being probably the
most thrilling with the show. The
clowns were there in profusion With
side splitting antics, the bareback
riders, aerial artists and acrobats
running Marathon for the most ap-
plause.
The menagerie with an unusually
large collection of animals and the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13

The Grand Forks Herald, BY sys-
TEN of logic peculiarly it's own, says
voters are .absolved from the necessity
Of supporting a ticket after they par
ticipate in the primaries, but that
legislators must stand by, the sena-
:orial primary result. This is one of
the Herald's noted cases OF tweedie-
dee and tweedle-dum. AS a matter
of party honor, voters are fairly bound
to support the ticket that is nominated
by party primaries, after they partici-
pate in the primaries, even though the
choice of the majority may not suit
them. Otherwise, we shall soon have
no parties at all. The voter who goes
into primary contest with the mental
reservation that if the choice of the
majority does not suit him he will bolt
the ticket is a pretty poor representa-
tive of his party. This is govern
ment of .najorities. The Herald's logic
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13
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An1usel11eDlts
GRAND

Tonight will be the last night the
theatregoers of the city will have t
witness the phenomenal bill presented
for their edification at the Crane
theatre.
Barton and Fee are the talk of the
town, and their act is one of the
most clever performances witnessed
for long time. Everywhere you &C
you hear the expressions on the street
10, Joe," and What, Flo?" They
have become bywords of the patrons
lof this popular playhouse.
Dolliver and Rogers are 1iftier than
ever. and their change of act is a
hummer. Any one who has not seen
the parasol stunt has missed one of
the most graceful bits of dancing ever
produced on a stage in this city. There
Is some. class to the Indian stunt
with which they close their act. This
is their last appearance here for some
time, as they leave for Spokane to-
morrow morning.
Miss Olivetta Cornwell has one of
the sweetest soprano voices heard in
pictorial songs in the western part
Of the state: She wins more friends
at every performance. :, -
Only the highest type of pictures
are shown. Altogether the manage
ment feels justified in announcing
that this bill is one of the best all the
way though that has ever been put
on the boards.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13

North Dakota bankers are prepar-
ing to handle the short crop situa-
ton intelligently and with discretion,
and are strengthening their reserves,
/ making few loans for the operation
of new enterprises, and preparing to
care for the legitimate demands of
established business. While there
; will be a reduction in the volume of
business done in the state and in.
vestment in new enterprises will be
curtailed to some extent, there will
be funds to care for the needs of
established business, and to tide over
those who may need temporary assis-
lance until another crop year. Many
of the farmers are in good shape,
have ample credit and plenty of re-
sources. Fortunately in the sections
of the state in which there are many
new settlers, there are prospects OF
fair crops. The rains of the past few
days have been of benefit to corn,
fax. potatoes and fodder crops, and
will help out the grass crop. North
Dakota is state of splendid recuper-
alive qualities, and this crop shortage
is only a temporary condition. 1t will
not affect land values, although 1T
may temporarily check land move
ment, for the reason that large trans
actions in land will not be as easy
to finance as in years when crops are
plentiful. Sensible economy will be
one lesson of the crop shortage that
will be learned with profit. There
will be fewer automobiles purchased,
fewer investments in additional lands
made. business will be done on a lit
tie closer credit, and loans will not
be encouraged except to take care OF
necessary obligations. The bankers
can do much to help solve the situa
ton and the indications are that they
will do their share. The larger banks
of the state are in good shape, and
many of the banks of lesser capital
have closed in their lines and have 3
: good reserve and are ready for a
brief period of short crops.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-13

The democrats claim that they have
received more than the necessary thir-
ty per cent of their vote two years
ago to get on the ballot. Advices from
Chairman Cashel are to the effect that
forty counties produce the necessary
9,040 votes and that there are five
counties to "nigger" with. This will
relieve the democratic mind through
the state, which was considerably per-
turbed for the week after the prim.
aries.