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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01
MARKET COMMENT OF THE DAY
Rad Conditions Confines.

Kansas city, April SHOWS re-
port confirms reports OF bad conditions
in Kansas and since that time there
have been ave or six very baC days.
NV idea is that half of all the damage
IN Kansas has been done in the past
twenty days and expect dry, windy
day does more than the day before
Nebraska conditions indicates about
10000. 900 below what was raised last
year. Kansas crop will be so short
that any rush of wheat to market
In July will be out OF me qut stion and
that IN market channels will DE scarce
tin spring wheat comes The bal
ance of tie winter wheat crop may be
good, but it does not get into the mar
ket freely.
Liverpool. April 1.--Wheat showed
considerable steGdiness ct the opening
with offerings light Rnd prices un-
changed to 1-S higher. There was
some little pressure in May following
the opening and this month declined
Ia while the distant months showed
a further advance of Ia from he
opening. Shows report was considered
buIlish and Australian shipments for
the week show a falling off. Argen-
tine offerings are firm and the quail
ity of arrivals at the ports are ver5
unsatisfactory Just before midday
there was some little tendency to sell
of on the quiet demand both for car
goes and parcels and ct this time the
market was steady and unchanged to
Ia higher than yesterday. Corn was
steady at the start and unchanged,
and later advanced IA on the scar
city of La Plata offerings. The Aus
tralian wheat shipments this week
amount to 1,152,000 bushels against
1900 900 bushels last week and 1885,
600 bushels a year ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01

New York, April LIT may be pos
sible within short time to- sit in a
New York operahouse and hear grand
opera from any OF the European cap
itals as it is being sung, by means OF
the wireless telephone being brought
to such high state of perfection by
DIR. Lee De Forest. The success of a
recent effort along this line was most
pronounced. Madame Mazarin, of the
Manhattan operahouse, consented to
sing Carmen into the wireless instru-
ments and select audience in the
Metropolitan tower building mile
away were charmed by her voice as
we'll as the novelty of the performance.
1t was explained by George F. Hic-
koi, representative OF the Radia COM
pany, that the Radio telephone has
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01
THE CHORUS PREcEpEs.

SAY. pa. who said the plays the
thing.
Some back number. my SON. Every
one knows nowadays it's the chorus"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01

Madame Mazarin singing Carmen in.
to the wireless instrument. Mr.. John
S. Stone Of Cambridge, Massachusetts,,
Americas foremost expert on wire
telephony and one Of the best wire en-
gineers, who has been assisting DIX.
Lee De Forest In the perfection of the
Wireless telephone.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
QUBWOMENWLL
GIVETWOPARTIES
Theater Entertainments or
Program, One of Which
Will Aid Charity
By MARY ASHE MILLER

@LUB women are turning their minds
to frivolity this week, with. 1t Is
~ hoped. good financial result.
Two theater parties are on the tapis,
| the one for charity in which many club
and social workers are deeply inter-
ested, and the other altogether for the
benefit of the clubs. The first will take
place tomorrow evening at the Colum-
bfa, when Henry Miller, in Her Hus-
bands Wife," will be seen for the ben
| eft of the woman's auxiliary of the
California prison commission.
The house has been fairly well sold
out, but many good seats still remain.
This is one of the worthiest causes. CIV
ing aid to prisoners both before and
after their discharge and caring for
the families of prisoners being the main
objects of the work.
The officers of the auxiliary are:
President Mrs. I. Lowenberg; vice pres
idents, Mrs. Sidney Smith Palmer. Mrs.
j. w. Burnham, Mrs. John F. Merrill.
Mrs. Edward Dewitt Taylor, Mrs. A. w.
Scott; corresponding secretary Mrs.
Gailliard Stoney; recording secretary,
| Mrs. A. P. Woodward; treasurer, Mrs.
T. D. Marsh.
will be at the Alcazar, where Bessie
Barriscale will appear In Billie Burke's
play, MY Wife" the proceeds to go to
| the Federated clubs OF San Francisco
| for defraying the expenses of the dis
trict federation meeting in November.
All of the clubs in the city have worked
to make this a success, and representa-
tives from each have undertaken the
Ia - til
Skinkle is chairman of the committee.
assisted by Mrs: Frank Fredericks.
The Pacific Coast woman's press as
sociation will have an afternoon of
Carmen Sylvia tomorrow, and an excep-
tionally interesting program is prom
ised. The opening paper on the queen
of Roumania viii be by the president.
Ina Coolbrith. Mrs. Newton Tharp will
read some of the Roumanian folk lore:
Mrs. le Roux will sing Hungarian
songs; Mrs. Leona Lax will play the
violin, and several Romanian- citizens
will speak. Tea will be served later.
Phe Daughters of California Pioneers.
OF which Mrs. w. A. Scott is president,
will hold their business meeting tomor-
row afternoon at 8 o'clock. Saturday
will hold social day at the Memorial
museum in Golden Gate park.
The Ciionian club will meet Tuesday
afternoon, and hear a lecture on John
| Knox and the Reformation" by Rev.
William Kirk Guthrie of the First Pres
byterian church. There will be a musi
| cal program as well.
EouoI suffro ui,ts - .L;-
vicinity are looking forward with
pleasurable anticipation to the visit
here OF Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
the editor Of The Forerunner," and
one of the leading suffrage workers
of the country, who is to lecture In
Berkeley November H. and in Palo Alto
| the following day. Negotiations are
pending between several organizations :
and Mrs. Gilman to secure her for An
address In San Francisco. probably
November 1S. although nothing definite
has been announced.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

MUGwUMP-Fred, City. What is the origin
OF "mugwump'' as applied to politicians and
othersg
The word is from the Algonquin In
dian language. and originally signified
a chief or person of Importance in a
tribe of those people. The English
speaking people applied the name to
persons who regarded themselves as
the embodiment of Importance and
wisdom. to those who belong to the
class of Il know It alr' and to those
who have "the big head" 1t is used by
Americans as term of derision. and
as such found its way into politics.
=
MESH BAG6Suhscriber, Stockton. How can
silver ring mesh bag be cleaned, the same be-
ing kid lined2
The best way is TO have a jeweler do
1t. You would have TO remove the lin
ing and wash it with CASTLE soap and
water, but you would waste much time
restoring the lining and probably make
4 bad job of it.
SALT SEA AIR--v. F. NJ. Los Angeles Is
there any salt in the ocean air?
Johnston in Chemistry of Common
Life" says: Further from the ever
moving sea. the wind which raises IL
into rolling waves and lashes it into
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

roam. sweeps upward the light spray
and mingles II with the rushing air
Ihus, far inland, and over high noun
tains. the salty particles are carried
and thus part of all the constituents
OF sea water is mingled with the uni
versal atmosphere"
NLASCA-R. A. H.. Oakland. who =. tbe
sutnor Of the poem. "Lasea"7 In what book IS
1T was written by Frank Desprez and
IS to be found in book % of Choice
Selections" There is a Lasca poem
written by Frank Durivage, published
In London Society" in 1854
ASSESSMENT WORK-Suhscriber Sonora
Was there law passed in 1905 bv congress- 10
waive all assessment work On mining clsimss
The federal statutes do not show
any such law.
FURS-A- W. City. Suppose a widow in dean
mourning is possessed oe brown furs would ir
be proper for her az that time 10 wear thems
No.
COOKING BOx-Subseriber Woodland. wha.
Is used In a home made cooking box or sareless
cooker" to produce the heat for cooking foods
Hay and straw, preferably hay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10


Il eat my soup with my right hand of course
Then tha-that yours tumphany
very manha lis tile
he
Mortified others
And don't think a
spoon from bewdeing implements
for such lurea sympathy
What of
that the lady to.
Such for instance, the public
Again and have well
while waiting
Again and again have
To something
well afford
one should toothpck ALL neither
eficacious. Dental floss is the
will
IL in public.
Another extraordinary
plate
melee that is painfully suggestive
than the side have thatan do
Another is umbing
hem
Doubtless ofense.
But don't quickly unconsciousv com,
mng other onense offend
Better look
To the sufferer
Everybody
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
The Awakening

I dreamed of her / once loved best,
Who once my being had possessed.
Whose hand I'd passionately pressed.
Once more ] sought her out with zest
She'll Joy to welcome me-, guessed
And then, ah me!
That 1t should be,
With bitter pain
guessed again.
L found a bird in last years nest,
With plumage rare
OF yellow hair,
With her sweet golden head at rest
Upon the vest
He wore on his protruding chest!
-Harper's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

A. cHAPPELL, president OF thesYosemite stone
company and mining man Of Exchequer,
Ariz.. is guest at the st. Francis.
A, c. H. NYLAND, general agent of the Ham
burg American line at New York, is spending
few days at the Fairmont.
JOHN LAwscoN and W. c. Meek. mining men
of Copper Greek, Ont. are among the recent
arrivals at the Palace.
SAMUEL SToRRow. a mining = engineer Of
Pasadena arrived yesterday and took APART
ments at the Palace.
G. G. GROVE OF Oroviile and John r Parker
of Rockford. H.. among the recent ar
rivals at the Manx.
J. C. ELLIS, auditor Of the Yosemite Valley
railroad company. Is at the st. Francis. regis
tered from Mereed.
JAMES c. MoAKLIE. assistant cashier of the
Bank of Niagara Falls. is at the Fairmont
with Mrs. Moaklie.
SENATOR A. CAMINErTI Of Jackson is a guest
at the Argouaut
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

EUGENE FAvRE, who Is interested in stocks
and bonds at Spokane. is at the ST. Francis
with Mrs Favre.
A. W. BALLARD, dealer IN electrical supplies
In Los Angeles. Is making the Palace his bead
quarters
D. z. EIfzBuRY, a shoe manufacturer OF Wor-
cester, Mass, is a guest at the Stewart
l. Z. HEWLETT, an attorney OF Pasadena. is
among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
LofaEk suRBAHK. the horticultural wizard
OF santa Rosa. is staying at the Manx-
]. RUPERT FOSTER, hoteIman Of Msrvs-
viiie' Is staying at the St. Francis
Al. v. BERG, wholesale druggist OF New
York. Is staying at the Arsonaut
DR.. W. J. QUINN is at the stewart with Mrs
Quinn. registered from Eureka.
W. L. RoDDEN Of the First national bank Of
Oakdale Is at the Turpin.
a. L. LORD, a mining man Of Nevada Ctr. is
registered at the Turpia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
Why Willie Was Whacked

Little Willie was a perfect dear"
thought his mother. but she missed the
youngster one day for some time, and
when he reappeared, she asked:
where have you been, my pet?'
Playing postman," replied pet" "I
gave a letter to all the houses in our
road. Real letters, too
Where on earth did you get them p
questioned his mother, In amusement.
They were those old ones in your
wardrobe drawer, tied up with blue rib
bon," was the reply.-Exchange
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
Both Keeling

Bystander Gas. everybody ducks for
cover)-What's the matter?
Citizen-Jones is coming up one side
or the street with a jag. and his wife
Is coming UP the other side with a
mobile skirt on.-Puck.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

No coal is mined in this country
lower than a depth of 2,200 feet, while
several English mines penetrate $500
feet down. and there are mines in
Belgium 1000 feet deep. Eight inch
seams OF coal are mined commercially
abroad. while few veins less than IA
inches thick are worked in this coVn-
try.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

A French chemist has advanced the
theory that the odors from vegetation
disseminated through the air diminish
the actinic powers of the solar radia-
tions sufficiently to affect photography.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
Left in the Air

She-Do you prefer an ugly woman
with brains, or a pretty woman with
out?
He-Madam, prefer present company
to either.-Exchange.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
What
| Roosevelt
| Says of Johnson

majority any vii
receive the full support of his AS Postmaster Hill saic
a Salinas:
primary o
OF
nobody could Hiram w
Johnson a
Theodore Roosevelt understands the situation in California He
kept this and he knows
how and for what Hiram Johnson stands Now Roosevelt has
written open letter giving the republican candidate for
and unqualified Endorsement which
Smson in this (New York; and Johnson your
would be blow to good citizenship"
Roosevelt regrets his engagements prevent coming
California take the for the republican ticket and that
regret will be shared every citizen of this commonwealth
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

they bring dough pay Tor their catng and sI our
whiske grow and need cuvatng We do not sprinkle them
with paris green stem OF bugs that gna
and slaughter do poles between the rows OF whers
field and other Our
whiskes chemicals nourh they their
ronds air like island palms. and flourish But IN the arkepace
where people wkers bring
bogus quarer way things go throughout the
world neighbour things bring dough fruits OF
care and labor .s .sssssssA sssA- aa adams .s (Naaxzasos>
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

for SooOOOO aid addressed
issued by the payers union they shown that their
existing burdens than they can bear
With California making bid Of Sl750000O to finance the
Francisco there should be much doubt about
the action of congress There disposition in California
ex the misfoune and the burdens of New Orleans but
the people of that city have themselves invited the comparison
HE things going the political world
improbable that the will of submit
ting the people amendment prescribing the election OF
senators by the people and not by the legis-
status OF Direct latures of the several
Election AS the matter stands the legislatures OF hiry-
six states have requested the submit
~ - this amendment, and it is likely that the
citadel of privilege can hold out much longer
The last time the matter in the senate in May
1908 and then there distinct evidence of disposition dodge
the issue The motion refer
committee elections which burial for the On
that motion hrypne lodged and did Among
them Senator Flint On the other hand Perkins
against the motion refer but the old guard Allison
still strong enough bury the resolution They
the custody of julius Caesar Burrows who in keeping
his deepest pigeonhoe This Notwithstanding
Michigan has voted favor of submission
state have since eliminated Burrows from public life old
guard will be important quantity the
the who dodge this question
will find themselves disagreeaby in the public
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

more than doubled in population in ten years
San Jose and Sacramento show up we'll in tn
returns, although not making any such per
centage of gain as in the two southern Cali
fornia cities. On the whole it seems lilkeI,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

date California cities hold the record among
under $4,000 for increase of population the last decade
These San Diego and Pasadena which have considerably
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
The Morning Chit-Chat

AS 1t been your experience, it has been mine
see people who otherwise had good manners. raise
the napkin above the mouth rub their eyes, wipe
the forehead, in fact handkerchief stopping
short only at wipng nose? writes correspondent
Dear lady, it certainly has.
And also, see other tricks lust as bad committed
by people who ought to know better
A who suffered was aroused one day when a.
supercilous person commented his failing.
"Oh g-guess everybody ha-has his little ec-ec-
centricity, he said. "Wha-what's yours?"
The supereous person protested that he Int know
that he had any.
"oh. g-guess you have" insisted the sufferer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
Some
Suggestive
Census Figures

that the of California will show propoonate gain
in population than any other part of the country
As far the figures available appears that the
drift the cities growing rather than dndlng We have
figures this regard touching conditions California except
know that of the smaller cities growing
remarkable But in Missouri full for the
have been published and they show population
country districts The Louis Globe gives
Many Missourians will be disappointed
growth their
lS660 1900 This of
Moreover all of
cities The 1117o1 8629
Kansas City $3.50 above the the showing
Missouri actual decline
Eight congress districts population
and only five made increase The of St Joseph alone
the OF the makes apparent of
laton but this explained by the fact that the 1900
hagranty padded that place They pretended
human beings in St Joseph in 1000 while this the
shows only z7403 although there believe that
town has declined in ten years.
Considerable losses shown rich agricultural
Missouri and this said be due
other Out OF hundred and fourteen counties
only forree show increase and their growth was
chiefly due TO the cities within their borders
This tendency flock the cities
explain the increase the of living We shall produce
more food before prices come down
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
Some Figures
on New
| Orleans Finance

dI III WUuI conution OF dapldation
fact the bond issue designed some sort
of shape.
The financial comparison states of Louisiana and
California striking be gathered from report of the
national monetary commission which gives figures
nIona
California had 55tSS
in bank deposits
following
-t'iuuai
Individual de-
New
Taxes ntoleraby high New by consequence
the people OF that city far from being untedy under
taking project like that of holding worlds
The tax payers protective union of New Orleans has adond
resolutions IN condemnation of the proposition bond
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
Uncle Walt:
The Poet Philos opher

Man shaves with all his might and keeps the
lather flowing; he shaves by day and night, and
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

WTllsKerSTkeep on growing IIC
corn may wilt and die in hot
winds that are blowing beneath
a brazen sky, but whiskers keep
on growing. The crop OF wheat
NAV fail. the oats may make no
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

senator's by the people and not by the Iegis-
latures OF the several states, at present.
AS the matter stands the legislatures of thirty
six states have requested the senate to submit
this amendment, and it is not likely that the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

didate IS received by large and enthuslastle
audiences. At Salinas more than 1000 people
gathered to hear him, and the meeting was SC
big that it had to be held in the open air.
California is republican state by great
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10
WHISPERS

showing while ruined farmers wall but whiskers
keep on growing I've lost my crop OF beans, there
are no beans surviving; but still my whiskerines
are hourishing and thriving. The plants that bring
us mon all kinds of needing; we labor IN
the sun at hoeing and at wedding; when shipped
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

HE city of New Orleans heavily already and its
credit greatly impaired reckless
invitation TO bankruptcv undertake financing WORLDS
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

The total bonded debt of the city runs close
up to 100000 already and the last issue
OF bonds for 100000 is practically unstable
because nobody wants to dabbe in such
dubious securities At the same time the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

HE way things going in the political world
improbable that the senate will in favor of submit
ting the people amendment prescribing the election
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-10

THE remarkable of meetings big and little towns
welcome Hiram Johnson encouraging and gratifying At
every stage his progress through the the republican
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
espo vendemo arto mitad de preo onar
DEPARTMENT. De P0RCtLANA Y CR|S7Atfa|A,

Plaos de porcelana colores Copas de crstal
eANe uno Vasos de crsal fnos que precio O.
Copas con adornos doradcs 10 Is Foreros de
crstal TO- 5 20 25 Figuras de biscuit valor 25
10 Tazas de porcelana Jarros de crsta inf
nidad de arcuos todos rebaado de peco Vaas con O2
pleas en- oza blanca ST. Id deoradas coores SO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
DpDaltlmpnto de Sandal,
BenehleDcia y Correction.
OFICINAS De SANDAL.
San Juan, P. R.
Convocatoria de exam enes
para Maestros y Off
ciales Plomeros.
San Juan, P. R.

De acuerdo con el reglamento x1
sobre Plomeria, en- su Parrafo 3, Sc
verificaran EXAMENES PARA O.
FICIALES PLOMEROS en- los dias
lSy 10 de Julio, y para MAESTROS
| PLOMEROS en- les dias 20 y 2l de
Julio, q las 9 a, m. de cada dla en- las
Oficinas de la Direction de Sanldad.
Las solicitudes para examen, soIa-
mente seran admitidas hasta ell sa-
bado 16 de Julio las 10 de la ma
mana, y deberan acompaharse de un
certificado de haber practicado con
un maestro plomero autorizado. las
de los aspirantes Official Plomero;
y las de los aspirantes Il Maestro
Plomero, del diploma de Official Plo-
nero.
La materia sobre que han de YER
sar los examcnes, comprende:
1.-EJERCICIO TEORICO.
Procedimientos para las instala-
clones de objetos de plomeria como
inodoros, urinales, sumidores, etc,
y para la debida ventilaclon de los
mismos, de acuerdo con ell Regla-
mento vigente,
Procedimiento para la instaiaci6n
de desagie de edificios y ventilacion
de los mismos,
2.-EJERCIC1Os PRACTICES
(a). Trazado de pianos para insta
laciones de aparatos san!tarios, Y CO.
rrecci6n de pianos defectuosos pre-.
sentados al examinante.
(b) Practica de conecc:cnes De tu
berias de hero y plomo, y demas
objetos del ramo, por medic de SOL
daduras, especiamente las juntucas
de plomo conocidas con el nCmire
de ahuevadas.
Todo aspirante, debera presei.tar-
Sc al examen practice, provisto del
material E lnstrumentos necesarlos
para realizar los trabajos que lie CO.
rrespondan.
San Juan, P. R, JUNO, Is, 1910
Dr.. Felipe B. Cordero.-Director
lie Sanidad y Beneficencia.
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En- viaje a los E.E. U.U.

Ell distinguido ioven arecibeho
don Gabriel Correa, sale para los Es-
tados Unidos, despues de habe' per
manecido en- Ia isla una temporda
al lado de sus famihares. FL loven
Correa de genio active y laboroso
ha sabido conquistarse I'm puesto de
confianza en- la casa comercial The
Peruna Drug Co." de Columbus.
Cuando las dltimas fiestas patro-
males de Arecibo fue ell iniciador de
ID Exhibici6n Agricola que tanto exl
to alcanz6 en- aquella ciudad, pues
Ia Estaci6n experimental de Agricul-
tura de Mayagiiez concurrlo con una
gran variedad de productos que tue
Ia admiration general.
Ell Sr. Correa ha sido designado
por el ayuntamicnto de Arecibo
miembro de la junta para llevar a
cabo una feria exposition en- mayo
del proximo aho. Dados los entusias-
mos del Sr. Correa no dudamos sea
un factor principalisimo para llevar
Was de hecho ell mencionado pro-
veto.
DAeamos pues al jov6n amigo un
feiz viaje Y todo genero de prosperi-
dades en- los Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29

Nonedas de orc CALIFORNIA;
it &C tentzvos, % oep;avcs sl.0O y
t2} &c yenta en- Ia Joyeria cs +
kIEHHAHN. tan Jose1l
En- sta imperen.a eeyeud- padel de
psrioiioos vie;,s i 81 quinis.