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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-10
BY JEAN cfBELL o.xEmL.


All within reach of Hon H B. f. Mac
farland's eioquence on Independence Day,
when. at the dedication Of the Decatur
tablet, be so vigorously arraigned those
concerned in the Reno affair. must SYM
pathize with and heartily subscribe 10 all
ne said. even II. with human inconsist-
ency. they moved promptly at the close
OF the exercises TO the nearest bulletin
board for the latest returns from the
ringside.
There Is very little 10 make US proud
Of the way We spent that day, sacred 10
the finest emotions Of the republics cit
liens; nevertheless. it is a question IL
We are much worse than our forebears--
even II we did cut out the reading OF
the Declaration to have more time to
read the Reno gossiD-a question sug-
gested by recital of the facts that
gave it's first and lasting interest TO the
so-calied house Of blood" and of the
cruelty on the part of the public that
had elimination in the Decatur Barron
tragedy.
We, the present-day public. may en-
courage two fine animals 70 stand III
and show just how much of animals they
are. but we do not hound one brave but
luekless officer Of our service TO tbs
point Of forcing him to murder his one.
time friend-another officer equally brave
and more successful-under the name Of
the duello This is just in plain termi
what the public OF 1920 did. and as I
monument to the result we have th'
historic Decatur House. built witt
money gained from battle and christene'
with the blood of its builder
OF ali the sweet women and brillian
men who have called it home none hai
left the stamp upon 1t that was mad
by the going out Of the first life that has
tragic termination there, and the need
less sacrifices. and the pity for ali con
eerned, even after ninety years. grip
the feelings of the passer-by.
Probably there was never in the Fedora
city up 10 the time Of the civil war
man so thoroughly a popular hero a
was Stephen Decatur Young. Of note
worthy family. rich and the highest RAM
/ in the navy, he had absolutely nothini
/ to gain in a duel with Barron. but lon
| controversy by tongue and pen. fame
by public opinion. made it impossible 70
the principals 20 hold back from a fina
settlement OF the score in the only wa,
known TO their world.
For thirteen years before the mem
orabie affair Of Bladensburg Barron Ia
been a discredited. IL not dlsgraced. OF
/ Ger. He laid some OF it al the door q
Stephen Decatur Certain Il seems the
HIS downfall seemed fortunate for hi
junior officer, FOR as the ebb tide of fat
/ caught Barron IN It's undertow, the foo
rushed DecatE to the highest crest c
the wave OF prosperity.
The story Of Barron's misfortune tina
forced a brave and skiliful officer OF iii
/ government into practical exile for year
| Is almost forgotten. though his nam
is often on the lips of those who pas
! By the corner where the four-sQuare oil
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Oxford, Worcester, Salisbury. and Bath
and Wells, each with $4,000 year, willie
even small towns. such as Bangor. Chi
chester. Exeter. Hereford. Lincoln, Lam
dan. 81. David's and other minor places.
have bishops whose salaries are not I'M
der $4,000 q year. 1t is estimated that
the income OF the Church Of England Is
not less than s6e.00O.0O0 a year, and the
public Of England is beginning to wonder
why the clergy should have control of
these vast sums OF money. which might
be put to better uses than merely keeping
Up a state church. which. as Lloyd-George
has pointed out on numerous occasions,
has acted as clog to progress for CEN
turieg
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From the Phiadelphia Times
A French woman. proud of her limited
knowledge OF English, and an American
woman. proud Of her limited knowledge
of French, were introduced at an uptown
evening company. The French woman
insisted on expressing herself in bad Eng
lish. and the American would talk moth
ing but bad French.
When the guests began TO depart they
were still al 1t. At last they arose TO
go. Here is there watery farewell:
Reservoir" said the fair American
Tanks" responded her new friend
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MORNING CHITCHAT.

IN FILL you
M panion.
w sight unattractvely screwed
into hundred wrinkles
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Paris Patterns Nos. 1922, 2S25
All Seams Allowed.

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attractive tucked the
only attached left side To this
eoneeang junction
illustrated and white lawn Linen crash duck perca
appropriately The
C2T Of dress
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-10
Not Whit She Meant.

From the Yoakers Statesman.
My husband never gets what he should
for his poetry" said the poets wife with
a tinge OF sadness.
"oh. don't be too T. 5rd on him." replied
the girl. absent-mindediy
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A sure Way.

I From Judges library
Since I've come hack I find that I'm
forgotten by ali my friends"
why didn't you borrow money OF
them before you vent awayf"
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An Audible Peril.


FTtlH LIE.
Mothers Voice from Next Room-wiI-
lie. come here. You must never listen to
your father shaving.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
Will Deport
Jimmy Brown

Chas. w. Seaman of Minneapolis,
Inspection Officer of the immigration
department, is in the city today. He
brings some interesting news concern
ing Jimmy Brown, the young man who
became i'll Of typhoid fever in Minot
and became insane soon afterwards.
Brown has been confined in the asy-
lum at jamestown and Ward County
has been paying $40 a month for his
keeping. Owing to the fact that he Is
Canadian citizen, Brown has been
ordered deported to Canada, and will
be taken back soon. He was in the
states three years, or more than the
limit CT time in which he is supposed
to be deported, but thru the efforts
Of Public Administrator Hovey, twas
ascertained that more recently he
had returned to Canada, hence he
could be deported lawfully. Browns
true name is Hugh Malcomb Brown.
His parents, aged and poor people. re-
side in England.
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May Deport Women
to England

Chas. W. Seaman, immigration
agent from Minneapolis arrived in the
city today for warrants Of arrest for
Elizabeth Rogers and Annie Mad
dock, mother and sister Of Charles
Rogers, who is serving time in tn.
county Jail for fracturing the prohf.
bition law. The women are charged
with being unqualified to enter the
United States on account Of the like.
lihood Of their becoming county
charges and may be deported to
England, from whence they came two
and half years ago. ..,
Warrants were also issued for
Edith and Ethel, children Of Annie
Maddox.
!, It is alleged that Annie Maddox
gave birth to an Legitimate child at
the hospital on June 4.
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Adrian Buys
Colorado { 0Ilege
4 s T&s@Tt- sE7Is . ~

j. w. Adrian, who has done very
efficient work in the Minot College of
Commerce during the past year, has
gone to Greeley, Col, where he has
purchased a large business college,
which has been established for five
years. The college has fine equip
ment, and room enough for 200 stu
dents.
Greeley is located AZ miles north
of Denver, has an elevation OF nearly
5000 feet, we'll paved streets, five
railroads centering tere, and an in
terurban line connecting it with Den
yer. It is situated in the richest ir-
rigated section of the state, which is
thickly- settled; and with that of
Greeley's population, 10000 gives a
population Of from $4,000 to 10000
to draw from. The climate is perfect,
sun estimated to shine two-thirds of
the year. The state normal school is
located there and their beautiful build
ings and grounds afford attractions
for the students.
Mr.. Adrian takes possession of the
College, July 1, and opens the school
Sept. 6. He has made numerous
friends in Minot who wish him sue
cess.
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May Sue for SANDER

Prof. B. Dunaevski, who arrived
from Plainview, Tex, states that the
object of his visit to this
city was to clear his record which
had been marred by slanderers. The
professor says that he is about to
bring an action for $1,000 damages
against one Of the principal SANDER
ers and has already engaged counsel.
If the proper retraction is not made.
his attorney is instructed to proceed
with the action at once.
The professor said that he did not
sneak away from Minot when he went
to Texas a year ago, and .altho he
was considerably involved at the
time, he has cleared up most of his
debts since that time, and is back to
straighten up everything that he
owes.
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LOGAN WILL CELE-
BRATE THE FOURTH
Extensive Preparations Being Made
for Second Annua, Picnic In the
Beautiful Woods-BaII Games
Races and 5owery Dance.

Logan is making preparations tc
show the people who attend the
Fourth of July celebration there
oneo the very btst times of their
lives The celebration will be held
in the woods along the beautiful
Mouse river. where it was held last
year. and a large crowd is assured
Those who attended last year, say
they never enjoyed day more.
The Logan band, first class or
ganization, will play during the day,
and the Logan orchestra will play
for the bowery dance which will be
conducted on a pavilion 5Ox1O0 feet.
Dancing will be enjoyed during the
day and evening.
An interesting program will be rem
dered consisting of speeches and in.
strumental and vocal music, Judge
Nehemiah Davis Of this city has been
engaged to deliver the main address
A ball game will be engaged for the
day and the best of order will be
maintained. No gambling or sale OF
liquor will be tolerated.
Everybody is invited ito attend the
celebration. Bring your hammocks
your tents and come prepared tc
spend an enjoyable day. II you dc
not care to bring your lunch, you
can be supplied at the lunch stand
on the grounds.
During the afternoon there will be
some interesting horse races, foot
races and other Fourth of July stunts
will be pulled off. ,-.-s f,asa
The celebration will be given un.
der the auspices of the Logan Cele.
bration Association. The executive
committee consists of j. C. Gard. J..
D. Bell and Thorwald Mostad, while
James Shaw of Logan is the secre.
tary. III. M @
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1t is now quite apparent that the
voters of Ward county, including
the prcpG sed counties Of Burke and
Renville, will be given an opportunity
Of voting for the candidates for coun-
ty office at the primaries June 20.
altho this is not absolutely certain.
A telephone report from Rugby to
the independent late this afternoon.
from States Attorney Nash, informs
US that Judge Burr has overruled the
emu1rer interposed by those who
favor the organization of Burke and
2enville county, altho County Auditor
Larson has not been advised of this
fact at this time.
The demurrer had been interposed
in connection with the restraining
order that Judge Burr had issued,
prohibiting Auditor Larson from GER
tifying to the Secretary of State as
to the boundaries of the new counties.
Judge Burr, it is said. has granted
4 stay of proceedings, pending an ap-
peal, which will be takens to the su-
preme court at once. , If the supreme
court decides that there is no reason
why the counties should not be di-
vided, the governor will go ahead
with his appointments, and providing
the organization can be perfected be-
fore June 20, no election for county
officers will be held. at that time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, .
COUNTY OF WARD. IS:
IN County Court. Before N. Davis.
Judge.
Frank w. Greaves. doing business
AZ Frank w. Greaves & Co.. Plain
TIT,
..r T. vs.
L. o. Wilson, Defendant.
Notice Of Sale on Execution.

A>OIACo VI 0610 Oh GXeCuLlO0.
Notice is hereby given: That by
virtue Of an execution issued out Of
and by the County Court in and for
the County of Ward, and State of
North Dakota, upon a Judgment rem
dered in said Court in favor Of the
above named Plaintiff and against
the above named Defendant, have
levied upon, seized and taken the fol-
lowing described personal property OF
said defendant, to-wit.
Two sewing machines, three flat
irons, one crate of signs, which shah
expose for sale to the highest bidder
for cash on the 21st day Of June 1910
at o'clock p. M, at the front door
of the Court House in the City Of
Minot in said County.
D. G. DoHERTY,
Constable of said Ward County.
Mark M. Chatfield, Plaintiffs Attor-
ney, Minot, N. D. 81.
Dated at Minot, N. D., this 9Th day Of
June 1910. ,..
o u ................
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An effort Is being made to sign
Claude Lamb, the fast pitcher who
played with the Magicians the lat
ter part of last season. Mr.. Lamb
has been pitching for one Of the st.
Paul City league teams. Manager
Mcfarland has parted with the serv-
ices of Fat Folks" Owens and
Thompson, the Indian short stop. :s
FOR SALE-A new piano. VIII sell
right, as I do not care to ship It to
my homo in Texas. Address B,
care Independent
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FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID l.
800 acres all in small grain. Fine
buildings, close to church, schools,
rural route and phone; 100 per cent
tillable; $35 per acre with crop.
The crop ought to pay for half the
farm this year. See Youngman.
FRANK W. YOUNGMAN'S AID Q
$40 acres, one half in Mouse River
valley, $50 acres in crop; 10 acres
grove; barn 30x90; fair house, fine
water; 100 acres fenced, good
schools; IL miles from station,
ideal stock and grain farm. Crop
and all goes for $40 an acre. At
that price you make $4,000 on the
purchase OF it. See Youngmaa.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID 3
$40 acres choice section in VIII
liams Co., rich soil. 100 per cent
tlllable, a beauty Look It up.
See Youngman.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN's AID r
Halt section virgin soil near Sher.
wood at two-thirds it's value on easy
terms. See Youngman.
FRANK W. YOUNGA1AN'S AID s.
Half-section in Epworth Valley on
crop payments. See Youngman.
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID G.
Three separate quarters north of
town, extra choice, rich level lanu
with crop ranging from 60 to. 100
acres on these. Price way below
the regular values. See Youngman.
FRANK w. YOUNGNfAN's AID Z
Want to buy for CASH three farms
ranging from 100 to 4S0 acres. Must
be. good values. See Youngman.
TRANK w. YOUNGAlAN's AID s.
Have customers who have placed
orders for half sections, whole sec
tons and quarter sections. Cash
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SN APPS IN F A R M S
Frank w. Youngman Has Few Good Things in
Farms--Read This Carefully and See If You
Can Use Any Of These Bargains Ah-s<3r11rssz

ready for good land. See Young
man. a~# rE SIS,
W. YOUNGMAN'S AID g.
All kinds of city property, houses
+ and blocks, and vacant lots, at the
right price. Remember we do a
brokerage bushes only. When you
want to sell quickly and put the
price low, that is the price we sell
at. That is why we do such a large
business. We have hundreds of bar
gains we do. not advertise. See
Youngman. ~ - % ~, =
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID 10
A neat little house on Valley street.
nicely fenced, cement sidewalks
and al improvements in the street.
The owner lives there and the house
is all complete in every detail. No
extra expense, but you can move
right in and enjoy your home. at
once. You can buy this on month
ly payments. There are no incum-
brances on this. Lot is 50x193. See
Youngman.
w. YOUNGMAN'S AID IL
Several pretty houses for sale. List
your property. See Youngman.
w. YOUNGMAN'S AID 12-
One farm, 100 acres, close to Beth
old, $3,75o.. Neat buildings; Is
acres in crop; good water; 95 per
cent tillable. This must be sold to
close an estate. Joining quarters
held at $4,000. See Youngman. B
FRANK w. YOUNGMAN'S AID 13-
Lot on 4th street, off from Main,
35x100, $500. This IL opposite
Motor Inn. See Youneman. So
FRANK w. YoUNGMAN's AID IL
Five room cottage near 500 tracks,
on monthly payments; price $3.50.
See Youngman. H.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
TIME OF ,REDEMPTION.
Office of County Auditor.

Minot, N. D., May 18th. 1910.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Ward-ss.
To P. D. Podhola the person, in
whose name certain Real Estate sit
uated in Ward County, North Dakota,
and hereinafter described, now ap-
pears OF record in the Office Of the
Register of Deeds OF Ward County,
and which said Real Estate was as
sessed in the year 1905 as follows:
Lot and 6 in Block and Lot 9 in
Block 2 Of Hockspiers Addition to.
Sawyer. Said Real Estate being as
sessed in 1905 to P. D. Podhola.
You are. hereby notified that said
above described Real Estate was sold
as provided by law, at the annual
sale Of lands upon which taxes had
become delinquent, after advertise
ment thereof, as provided by law,
which sale was made at the tuditor's
Office 1T the Court House in, the City
of Mfnot, County Of Ward, State Of
North dakota, on the 4th day of De-
eember, 1906, and the amount Of the
delinquent tax due upon the property
Aforesaid at the date Of sale was
Three and $1,000 Dollars. including
penalties, costs and interest, to make
which amount the said property was
duly offered for sale, and no one Of
fering to pay the amount Of said IN
paid taxes, was bid in for the County
of Ward, and subsequently assigned
for Six IN 45-100 Dollars and an as
signment was issued to the purchaser
thereof under the hand and seal Of
the auditor of said Ward county, and
you are further notified that the own
or and holder of the Certificate so
issued has presented the same to the
undersigned as Auditor of said Coun-
ty. and demanded deed for said prop
erty az proved by law and said Ger
tihcate being and remaining unre-
deemed, and there being sixteen and
$3.50 dcliars, due and unpaid
thereon, incauding Subsequent ta1ss
for the years 1906. 1907 and 1901,
ponalties and interest and there ap'
peartng no legal objection Why tax
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Marry
Off Her Girls

The following item was handed to
the Independent by a well known
forming unmarried farmer. Evident
ly he has been somewhat bothered
and appeared very much worried:
A woman who moved to Ward coun-
ty from South Dakota q few months
ago, has several manageable daugh-
ters and so anxious 10 she to marry
Of her girls to likely bachelors, that
she has worried the life nearly out Of
the poor fellows. She even inter
views the bachelors IN the fields, and
heeps them from their work. In arxu-
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DON'T MISS THE RACES
Track in Splendid Condition and Some Fl asst
Horses Coming--Exhbition to be Given
by Horse With 2:o6 Mark ,

Frank G. Blaisdell of Minneapolis,
will act as starter at the races to be
held in this city next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
These will lbe the best races ever
held here it is believed, and immense
crowds from all parts Of the state
will attend. There is a big class of
entries and some extra fast horses
have been entered.
There is one horse at the track
ytables that has a mark Of 2:O6, but
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as he is too fast for the others, he
will not be entered in the races. It
is probable, however, that he will
give an exhibition, and possibly try
to break the track record, held by
Joe Interest in Eli and a fraction.
The track is in the best of shape,
and there ought to be some records
broken. It is probable that the
states record will be broken at this
meet.
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MlNoT HAS NEW DOCTOR.

DR.. Martin I. Olson, who has been
connected with the county hospital
in Chicago has arrived in this city
AMI will occupy the offices of the late
DR.. Schanchc. The doctor has done
pathological work at q Norwegian
hospital in Chicago and is said to be
on unusually good man. He comes
highly recommended by the leading
men Of Chicago and decided to cast
his lot in Minot, at the urgent re-
quest Of influential Norwegians.
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ing the case for her daughters. The
bachelor boys have learned to hike
for tall timber when they see her
coming, and one was seen hurrying
across the field, letting his horses
stand Idle, in order to escape this
woman. | forming girls need have no
fear that any Of the bachelors will
be caught in this trap.
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CAPT. ALEX ScARLE1T REFUSES
TO RUN FOR COMMISSIONER. /

Editor Independent:
Kindly allow me space to put my.
self right with the many friends who
wish to see me the fire and police
commissioner for the city For their
promised nomination and support, I
thank them sincerely. I must decline
being a candidate, not but that ]
would deem it an honor to fill any DO.
sition in the gift OF the good citizens
Of Minot with whom have lived and
mingled with for the past twel, .
years in peace and good viii. but the
recent honorary appointment OF hui.
name ofhcer ~ the president and
council win take up all my surplus
time. and It is my intention, to en-.
force the laws made by the federal
state and city government for the
protection Of children and dumb ami
mails, without fear, favor or affection.
trust l win have the cordial
support of the citizens in the carry.
ing out of these kind and humane
laws, and will feel thankful for all
information that will lead to the eau
toning and furnishing OF offenders.
The National Humane Society
have thousands of dollars at their dis
posaa to enforce the laws. No I'M
due advantage will be taken Of any
offender due notice and caution win
be given, and IT not attended to or re-
spected, the law will be put in mo-
ton. and when this = dons, thsrs VIII
be no settlement out 81 court ~ me-.
Again my best thanks to my friends
Yours truly.
ALEC eCAR1BTT.
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NJ. w. Hunt and H. W. Pettibone
and wives, drove Town from Glen
burn today, to transact business.
They report . good rain at Glen
burn Tuesday night which soaked
Mother Earth 10 tho depth Of IN inch.
Tho crops are looking wen. Mr..
Hunt has 40 acres Of grain which =
loing wen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
ERECT HOSPITAL FOR
DR.. HOUSEHOLDER,

DR.. H. A. Householder, who occu:
pied the offices of DR.. Stone, during
his absence in Chicago, has returned
to his old location, Washburn, N. D.,
where he will practice. The citizens
of Washburn have so much conf
dence in the ability of the doctor,
that they promised to erect a hospital
for him in case he returned. =.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-16
A THIEvlNo GIRL.

A young German girl, who accom-
panied her father to the city yester-
day, grew long fingered while look
ing at the pretty things in at Keav-
ms and stuck bust form in her
stocking. One of the clerks noticed
the act, reported it, and the girl gave
up the article. No arrest was made.