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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-16
Trains Going West.
SUPPORT THE TICKET.

III If there ever was a time when the
republicans of North Dakota-regard-
less of factionalism-could support the
entire republican ticket this year
seems to be the occasion. The ticket
is as nearly divided as possible. Each
faction has a u. S. senator, each a
congressman, one the governor, the
other the lieutenant governor and al
ternating all the way down the list.
One faction should be as anxious as the
other for the success Of the entire
ticket at the polls this fall.
The true animus of some papers in
the state has recently been shown. Be-
fore the primaries they claimed to be
republican. Later they have shown
up, in their true light and the people
of the state now discount their utter
anees. The Grand Forks Herald, fail
ing to dictate, has at last thrown off
its cloak of republicanism and stands
out in it's naked democracy.
! Before the primaries it urged the Sc
lection of certain candidates. Some
failed to win others succeeded. Be-
cause all of it's favorites were not sue
cessful it now seeks to build I'D the
opposition party.
The stalwart faction is out as en-
Enthusiastically in support of Gronna,
Helgesen, Burdick, Walt Taylor and
others as for McCumber, Hanna, John
son, Olson and Gilbreath. So are the
majority of the insurgents. The politi-
cal game Is give and take affair and
each faction must realize it. The
friends of successful candidates want
the latter elected. They realize to ac-
complish this they must Cooperate.
must hustle, must have harmony and
the majority of the fair-minded voters
are going at it in that manner.
There are some rule and ruin n,b-
lications--some editors who would
rather tear down than build up-these
VIII indulge in carping criticism and |
bolt the ticket except their fayorites-
but the rank and file of the North Da-
kota republicans appear to be satis-
fed and to intend to elect the ticket |
from top to bottom-and that is the
only way.
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BAR WOMEN FROM
PARADE OF G. A. R.

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept 10
Women of the organization affiliated
with the G. A. r. will be barred from
the big encampment parade next
week. The announcement is made
by Executive Director f. M. Sterrett
that the line will be composed en-
tlrely of Civil war veterans, with the
exception of gun detail from the
sons of Veterans for escort duty and
TO fire salutes. Officers of the vari-
Gus women's organizations such as the
army Ntrses, Women's Relief corps,
Daughters of Veterans and Others n
is understood, expected they would
DE permitted to ride in automobiles
and carriages in the parade.
The advance guard of veterans has
arrived This Is composed of dele
gates to the twenty-ffth national en-
eampment Of the Union Veteran legion
numbering 1000
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should best be able to designate the
men fitted by temperament and ability
T. fiji the positions on the supreme
bench.
The practical unanimity with which
the leading members Of the bar en-
dorse Fisk Ellsworth and Cooley must
mean something. TO large degree
the voters will no doubt be guided by
this selection.
The Forum has no personal interest
In the matter-other than to see the
best court possible. 1t feels the attor-
neys of the state are more capable OF
deciding the question than the aver
age voter. who has had neither the
time nor opportunity to study the 1T
ness of the candidates.
The Forum has a more or less gem
eral personal acquaintance with all six
of the candidates. They are all pleas
ant gentlemen and as far as their So
cial side is concerned any of the sex-
tette should be satisfactory. This is a !
case, however in which legal quanf- |
cations should be the deciding factor.
The voters should cast their ballots for
he men they believe have the great
Est legal attainments and highest Judi
'ial qualifications that the highest
standing possible may be had for the
supreme court OF North Dakota.
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THERE is A WAY
The Northwestern Mutual Investment
Co.. Have Plan for All
to Save Money.

Everybody can save money sys.
Dramatically and safely if the plan laid
down by The Northwestern Mutual In
vestment Co, lis followed. Nv this nlan
small sums can be laid by monthly
quarterly Or yearly and the unusual
profits that come in are a constant in
centive to the person who starts ia
to keep everlastingly at 1t.
Nearly everyone has surplus income
large or small as the case may be. and
many who now go from one years end
to another without saving a cent could
be made into savers with a comfort.
able balance at the end of the wear il.
the systematic plan OF the Northwest.
ern Mutual Investment Co. werA fol-
lowed out.
This company is one of Fargo's "a ~.
est growing, solid financial institn.
tons, one that will take good care a.
all money entrusted to them: a ra,,t,,al
Institution where profits are divides
equally among the certificate holders.
where safety and profit 60 hand n
hand. -
Every man and woman who u,on.a
70 save In form that is sure t. bring
IN constant and large profits shonlS
look into the plan OF The Nortl1wester,,
Mutual Investment Co. They win ~
glad to send all Wanted infornat,or
on request. Write them today. at
Fargo. -
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DOCTOR HELD ON
SERIOUS CHARGE

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. ia war
rant was issued last night for the
arrest Of DR.. William Colby Rucker.
health commissioners of Milwaukee, on
a complaint charging a statutory Of
Tense. The complainant is Miss Cath
crime Hasdorf domestic employed in
one of the upper Grand avenue homes.
DR.. Rucker is well known from
coast TO coast, having been in the
United States public health and mar
Inc hospital service for a number of
years.
DR.. Rucker was granted a wears
leave OF absence from the government
service soon after Mayor Seidel went
INTO otfice, the mayor having chosen
MIN for head of Milwaukees health
department, after canvassing the c7un.
try thoroughly for competent health
officer.
Mayor Seidel late last night received
the resignation of Health Commits
siorer Rucker. 1t was accepted bv
Mayor Seidel.
While DR.. Rucker says that he has
no doubt but that he will be vindi-
Gated in court, yet he feels that II Is
ms duty to resign to save Mayor
Seidel any embarrassment pending the
settlement of the charges.
DIR. Rucker was brought before T,dSA
Iohn j. Gregory in civil court TODAY.
de pleaded not guilty and the case
vas continued to Dec. IA, the doctor
'eing admitted to bail on a $1,000 bond.
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THE TIPLEss HOTEL.

| The Chicago Record Herald saws.
A year ago a tipless hotel of the
nrst class was opened In London The
management positively announced
mat no gratuities to walters, porters
maids or other employees would be
permitted or suffered. The expert.
ment' as everybody called II, seemed
extremely interesting, but the result
was considered doubtful. Skeptics
said: Wait a month"
The hotel is now a year old. The
public is assured that the no-tip policy
has been enforced to the letter. that
the establishment has prospered be-
yond all expectations, and that there
mas been no trouble whatever in get
ting employes-and good, fit, we'll
hammered employees, too.
Thls Is very gratifying news indeed.
presumably the hotel pays wages and
salaries that compare favorably with
those Of hotels where tips "go," or run
riot, at all hours of the day and night
Mere prohibitions, where temptations
exist, Will not eradicate an abuse But
II everybody Is satisfied at the tipless
MOTEL there is no reason why it's policy
should not succeed permanently. Some
guests, of course, will thoughtlessly or
ostentatiously insist on tipping, but DO
lite and firm warnings should prevent
the spread of the nuisance.
HOW much the pleasure of travel
would be intensified if the tippins svs
tenn could be abolished or strictly regu-
ated within the limits of common
sense and equity!
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Bic corn crop on Rosebud.

Gregory, s. D., Sept 16.--Another
week or ten days without frost and
the Rosebud farmers will be assured
of the largest crop OF corn this fertile
stretch of country has ever produced.
In the spring and early summer show
ers fell over the Rosebud country suf-
ticient to keep the young crop growing.
During part of July and August, the
rains were very frequent. These came
at a season with favorable weather
for corn and as result the crop is
the heaviest the Rosebud country has
ever grown.
Ordinarily, most of the corn in this
country Is past the stage where the
frost will do no damage at this time.
This year. however, the showers had
tendency to keep 1t green and growing
later than usual and but little OF the
crop is safe.
The nights have been cold for some
time, but as yet there has been no frost,
except in a few places along the
creeks. And there the damage has been
slight.
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Ambrose. Sept. Ito The Forum
Hunting parties are numerous, but
game seems to be scarce this season.
"Blondy'' Flaskerud got hold of a
glass of fcrmaldehyde instead OF sone-
thing stronger to drink, in one of the
local drug stores He says that he
does not expect to be "smutty" this
year.
Considerable grain, both Canadian
and American, has already been mar
keted at this place.
John Efteiand, formerly OF the AM
brose Mercantile Co, but new located
In Portland, Ore, arrived here yester-
day.
G. j Harden was arrested for beat
ing up the proprietors Of one Of the
restaurants. He was tried before Jus
fice Franklin who fined him $25 and
costs amounting to ever 5000.
Four horses which were seized some
time ago by the Canadian custom Of
ficer for having been struggled into
Canada, have disappeared and no trace
can be found Of them.
DR. White and Peter Jensen returned
on Saturday from eastern Canada
where they have been on an extended
visit.
School opened here on Monday with
A. Fl. Bredley as principal and Mae
Hennesay as primary teaches.
Miss Winterfield, who was assistant
postmaster, resigned her position and
left on Friday for her old home in
Wisconsin She was succeeded BY
former assistant postmaster, C.. ].
Bowler who arrived Monday.
Miss Callaglaan arrived here on Fri
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New York win See Elect

New York, Sept. 16.-The largest
Meet of American battleships and ar
mored cruisers ever assembled in the
Hudson river will be seen in New York
next week. Fifteen battleships. in
Guiding three of the new dread
thoughts. four armored cruisers and a
correspondingly large division OF
auXiliaries will be in the great arna-
da that Admiral Schroeder viii bring
here Immediately following the con-
clusion of the battleship practice.
The vessels will remain in the Hud-
son ten days and, while here. every
one OF the men will be paid off and re-
ceive shore leave.
At the end of ten days eIibertv
period In New York the vessels will
proceed to their various home yards
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SUPREME COURT JUDGES.

The COMMITTEE of One E4undrodn 20
the North Dakota Bar association has
come out strongly for the election Of
Justices Fisk and Ellsworth of the
supreme court and of Attorney Cooley
for the third position.
Four years ago the association went
on record with a resolution to the eff
feet that it owed the public a duty to
use its influence to maintain the in
tegrity of the supreme bench and to
see that the abIest candidates were
elected. Fisk was heartily endorsed
Again two years ago the association
recommended certain candidates to
the governor for the two new positions.
Two of the men suggested were named.
They were Ellsworth and Carmody.
Ellsworth and Fisk, both of whom have
the endorsement of the association in
the past, are again urged for re-elec-
ton.
Among the list of candidates SUBJ
mitted two years ago for appointment
was G. M. Cooley of Grand Forks.
Again the association is endorsing him.
The ordinary voters may have some
thing to do with the district judges
but the members Of the supreme court
come little in contact with the public.
They have to deal almost exclusively
with the attorneys.
It really seems as If the lawyers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-16
North Dakota Kernels
Mott aspires to be the white CITY.

Il Mott asDires to be the white city.
80 @@@
| The WilIiston fair receipts exceede,
expenses
Honest John ga s1g erany pnr,,o
1t is 10 Taught
Editor-Judge Bratton Of Rugby hat
to try a damage case.
Two cases of infantile paralysis
We're reported at Beach.
900
The burglars who entered the depot
at Hamilton got only $4Is.
Editor Hall Of Glen Ullin doesn't
want the insurgents to pout.
90
There is increased social activity in
almost every town in the state
The county division sentiment -
Morton county is on the increase.
600
Manning and Clinch of The Chew
enne star had big hunting trip.
900
The Drake News is endeavoring Ia
night the battles OF the home rner-
chants.
90
A school is to be established Al
Manning, Dunn county. 1t is the
county seat.
800
Up In Renville it appears that all the
towns are after the county seat and
feminist Greene.
Three Sargent county boys were
fined 1921, three guns and dog were
confiscated for Illegal hunting.
900
Commissioner Ladd is making "a
night to secure justice for North Da-
kota farmers on Velvet chaff wheat
900
The Michigan Arena man has been
charged by The Lakota American with
the grave offense of being a youth.
AT Litchville transient endeavored |
10 beat hotel bill He was captured
out threatened TO do up the proprietor.
The mills at Medina have resumed
after being shut down for a week or
wo for the installation OF newma-
'hinery.
800
The appointment of Billy FaIconerJ
4 Bismarck as deputy insurance com
missioner seems to give lot of salts
action.
The action OF a number of the news
apers in increasing their subscrip-
ion price Is endorsed by a lot of Other ,
publishers.
The action of postmasters in refus- l
1g to give children mail is being I
enerally endorsed by people-in 9TH
r towns.
One result Of the enforcement of the s
anne laws is the increased tendency
n the part of the farmers to prohibit t
uniting on their property a
900 Y
Editor Francis is making a great | a
Improvement in The Velva Journal
nd seems to have located in one of
'al live burgs OF the state. d
900 V
It's always a good system when Won il
art to do thing to make a good lob Il
it. That may be the principle on a
hich the editor Of The McCluskey In S
ependent operates. In any event he o
entitled to the championship belt La
nd to be chief ADMINISTRATION 1 {,
lestion or bubble He says that l.
hen Burke was in Fargo Labor day In
lie was cheered to the echo, almost a.
lual to Roosevelt himself" l0r
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| Save good seed corn.
| Granville gets another attorney.
The Mott Pioneer Press appears
prosperous.
some miscreant at Kuhn stabbed a
horse twice.
Narcisse Cote. So Years old, recently
died at Willow city.
Der Nord Dakota Herold has been
removed from Mandan to Bismarck.
600
The Newburg Sun tells Of tome
light.
some hunters are said to have been
after ducks before sunrise and after
sunset.
Up in Mountrail county the people
are watching for the senagambian in
the fuel heap.
some milwaukee, Drakemen were ar
rested at Marmarth on charge of
stealing freight from a train.
600
Wflliston Is reported to be getting
some new enterprises as a result of the
advertisement given by the editors.
900
Bulldog and badger fights are the
pastime in the sand pit at Rhame. one
was witnessed by about $50 specta-
tors.
Managers Of creameries are making
an effort to get their patrons to de-
liver their cream while it is sweet and
fresh.
The disappearance Of DR.. Coe. form |
erly Of Mandan, muddled UP the STAN |
neid' Ore, project in which SO many |
North Dakotans invested,
@N&
There are 202 telephone companies |
m North Dakota and they report
1929 subscribers. The total assessed
is more than $1,000 900.
&$&
The Red river va1ley realty dealers
'eport great demands for land. PEG.
Die seem to appreciate the value Of
ioil that can produce crops without
ain.
Inc failure of some hunters to take
heir licenses has been the cause of
considerable annoyances - when the
anne wardens happened along unex-
ectedly. N
Editor Francis of Velva never loctedJ
is stolen hunting dog. The thief t,
lay return the purp after the hunt
lg season is over and let Francis :
ED him for the next eleven months. I
900 e
The Grand Forks Herald must feel c
trifie disappointed over the lack Of
ensaticn created by its democratic c
op. The surprise to most people was I
lat 1t had not changed its coat long Il
go. Editor Winship was a democrat y
hen he first came to North Dakota
nd has not changed much. Il
900 s
Colonel Hager of Grafton can't un- /,
srstand why Governor Burke would h
ito proposition to institute dairy 4
g in North Dakota and to care for I,
le e-minded-then turn around o
nd vote to start a fish hatchery in
ut water at Devils Lake and for his Il
vn salary grab. Perhaps Hager q
'esn't know how little Burke cares n
q the feeble minded and the farmers
and how dearly he does love Devils N
axe, his homeland the warm admir- q
Ion he has for himself-and that So h
o additional salary Is
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The Theatres
Fargo .operahouse.
Sept. 16.-Viola Allen.
Sept. 19.-Goddess of Liberty

A notable event of the present the
atrical season is the coming to the
Fargo operahouse of Viola Allen, ac-
companied by James O'Neill, and one
of the strongest supporting companies
ever organized as it includes Minna
Gale and Henry Stanford, late lead
ing man of the New Theatre company
in The White Sister Aside from Miss
Aliens prominence and the deserved
fame of her support, the success of
the play and company in Minneapo-
lis has been such that interest in the
performance here is equally as great
Musical comedy Of invincible charm
is Mort Fl. Singers The Goddess of
Liberty. which comes to the Fargo op-
erahouse on Monday evening. Success
is so indelibly stamped upon this re-
nouned musical comedy, that it's
merits, have been heraIded to every
nook and corner Of American territory.
Hobble hats at NashoId's.
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A ReIiabIe Medloine-Not J Narno.i.

Mrs. F. Marti. st. Joe, Mich. saws
Foley's Honey and Tar saved her little
boys life. She writes: "Cur little
boy contracted as severe bronchial
trouble and as the doctors medicine
did not cure him, gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar in which / have great
faith. 1t cured the cough as we'll as
the choking and gagging spells, and he
got well in a short time. Foley's
Honey and Tar has many times saved
us much trouble and we are never
without 1t in the house" H. H. Cas-
selman.
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SAYS WHITES ARE
ASSIMILATING REDS.

Denver, Col, Sept. 16.-"Within
100 years it is likely that the IN
dams will be no more" asserted
Fred A. Baker Of Washington, d.
c., at the convention of the Indian
supervisors here. They will have
been assimilated by the white peo-
pie" Mr.. Baker continued. "Of
course there will be a few tribes in
Inaccessible places, who will con-
tinue in their present state, but
virtually all Indians will be ANAL
gamated with the Caucasians." ?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-16
THE BOY SCOUT DRESS.

The latest thing in female street
attire is the boy scout dress or suit.
Unlike most of the foibles of fashion
which range from the crinoline to the
hobbled skirt-the boy scout suit is a
thing of utility and common sense.
Withal it is attractive and progresses
ling.
It is trifle rowdy and resembles in
measure the jungle suits which r. r.
inspired in the minds of the modesto
not long ago.
The boy scout suit will have more
pretentions to style and this fall will
be regular catchy thing as it drifts
down the boulevard. The boulevard
iers will crane their necks and the
prudes will elevate their noses-but the
boy scout suit will be a mighty strong
card in the game of hearts.
The coat is cut in military fashion
with enormous pockets, and will but
ton like the coats of men. 1t is essen
TALLY a walking costume and the favor
lite color is brown. The skirt will be
short and will button also.
An alpine hat with a naughty tilt
sets off this picturesque garb. It would
look mannish If it had not a trifle of
Buster Brown effect Grille girls v!,I
look good in it-but those above az
years of age would do we'll not TO take
on the merry conceit.
S@ Summer and It's garden sass are
going.
E@ Fra Elbertus wants people to get
the Billiken grin.
50 The socialists are claiming a vic |
tory every time the Insurgents make
a gain.
as Already the editors have begun
to talk of the possibility of coal
shortage.
lhB There is one thing to be thank
full for this year-there have been no
north pole discoveries.
~ There is one comforting thing in
connection with the recent tragedy ON
the battleship North Dakota-it might
have been worse.
so Come down town Saturday with
some money in your pockets. The tag
day ladies will be after you. Don't
dodge 'em. They are out for a worthy
cause
"a The wife of a New York hack
man who ran away with chauffeur
and later skipped with an aviator
must be progressive"
s1 Fred Warren, editor of the So
paper for which many peopl,
are working their heads off. Is said to
be a man of great wealth-as a result
Of the efforts Of his dupes.
az There are more children in New 1
York city than the entire population
IF any other city in the United states
Chicago and Philadelphia.
And still some people insist race SUI
eide Is prevalent. II
ga North Dakota has to go to other
states for dairymen and buttermakers, |,
instead of training them at home. But
Governor Burke, who vetoed the dairy
oill--is enjoying his extra $4,000 salary
le annexed in the salary grab. Ii
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gay .,,s j. 70 take charge Of school No. 3
W s,i was recently organized in this
s Coz. Al.
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We Buy Scrap iron.

/ Carload lots a specially. Correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co, Fargo. N. ID.