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advised tho dissatisfied every where that the only real refuge was in the democratic party.
 He characterized as a gratui- ous and wanton insultf' the re- cent statement by MT. Dixon that Senator Aldrich was reporl- ed carry in his pocket the votes of fifteen democratic senator.
The Holbrook news., 1910-05-20
Retain Cuiut Of Con- 1npxesFeallrre In Bill
Senate Takes Aaitminatiye Action, on Important Item asPtnd&s. Railroad Rate Measure. lr.
 Regular 4 Republican, Have
 Sc0rsd, Winning :,
First FruitIaf Recent Effort to SOlidify Administrations AFOrees is a Distinct Triumph. for Stalwarts.

w dSuitlS IOIt, mdy 1O. WhoI- ever may, be the fate other prov is ions of ther, railroad bill, the propsai to establish a court Of commerce w!n be retained, the senate, today taking affirmative action, in thot direction, as the house previously,had done.
 The vote was obtained On motion by Senator, Cummins to strike out the entire six, sections providing for the establishment of,the court.l The motion was de- feated, ,28 to &.
 The entire negative vote was cast by republicans; although eight republicans voted with the democrats in support of theI motion, The. affirmative republi- can votes we're cast by Senators Borah, Crawford. Peveridge, ,, Bristow, Clapp @Cummins. Dol liver and La Toilette.
 The action twas a distinct triumph for, the regulars" and and was the first fruit of recent efforts to solidfy the administrat- ion forces.
 MT, Bacon presentedan amend ment substituting the United Ststes circuit for, the coure of cemmeace in. the trial of com merce cases, but the amendment wagvoted. down without division. The same fate also met an amend ment by Mr., Cummins reducing the, membership of the court from five ito three.
 Following these votes MT. Cummins offered amendments modifying-his substituting for the stock and bond provisions, and substituting for the United -Sates tBe interstate commerce commits sion as defendant in cases in the court commerce involving orders of the commission. Neither was dis posed of during the day.
 During the debate Mr. Clapp said he found in court provision a ten dency! toward centraliz- ation.
 Declaring that if all senators should vote their honest convict ions-the court section would be voted out. MT. Bacon sad he he would rather lost his right arm than be responsible for so radicalla change in the judiciary ss was contemplated.
 He urfed senators not to vote etstrike down the great judiciary system flor some foolish sen tiInent or other impulse. !"
 MT. Nelson announced his. de- termination to vote to retain the court section because he thought the establishment of the court wobld result in the expediting of interstate railroad cases.
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which Mr.. Montgomery lead the Ger
man was especially worthy of notice.
Miss Harriet Bay of Winnipeg is
visiting Mrs j. ID. Farrand during the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Mary Walsh is spending the
| holidays with her mother, Mrs. Lilly
Walsh of Fourteenth street south.
Miss Susie McGovern of this city
was among the guests who attended
the K. of c. ball at Grand Forks Tues
day evening.
Charles Milton Grubbs returned this
morning from st. Paul, where he has
been spending the past few days.
c. w Spaulding of Carroll, Ia, Is
the guest Of H. c. Young and attend
ed the Annuus party last evening.
The Misses Harriet Hunt and Lorine
Pollock and Charles Pollock and Les
lie Weller will return Sunday night to
their studies at Madison, Wis,
Miss Eva Shea will entertain large
number of friends Saturday evening at
her home on North Broadway The
guest list includes nearly all of the
younger society set. and plans are be-
ing made for very jolly time.
The Century Dancing club will en-
terrain this evening under the direction
Of Mesdames ]. D. Farrand, Martin
Hector w. c. Macfadden, Geo. Nichols
and C. c. Schuyler. A large crowd
will attend and most enjoyable time
is anticipated.
Mrs. f. Y Sarles and daughter,
Doris. passed through Fargo Tuesday
evening on their way to Memphis,
Tenn, to attend the wedding of Miss
Grace York, Mrs. Sarles' neice. Miss
York has several times been a guest
! in Fargo and has many warm friends
here who wish her all happiness.
The Northside 500 club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs c. Brown of
Tenth street north. Mrs. William Mills
won first prize and Mrs. Fred Hanft
second. Refreshments were served at
s o'clock from the small card tables.
with Mrs. j. T. Rae of Tenth avenue
north.
Miss Katie Lobbenz of Eighth street
north was hostess last evening at a
parcel shower for Miss Adeline Cali
vert, bride of next month. The Lob
ben home was very prettily decorated
In Christmas decorations OF red and
green which were frightened with
numerous hearts. cupds and wedding
bells. The parcels were cleverly pre-
scented to the bride-to-be by Corrine
Dosland who drew a tin wagon fes-
tooned with blue, the little maid wore
a dress of blue silk. Music and games
afforded the evenings amusement A
five course luncheon was served in the
dining room, which was very beautiful
in red decorations. The table was
prettily lighted with large Candida
bra shaded in red and here and there
upon the table tiny cupids and hearts
peeped out. The place cards were
pretty hand painted affairs. Covers
were laid for twelve guests.
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ing any backward or retrenchment
steps the board will pursue a more
vigorous attitude than ever before.
Assurances OF support from outside
towns are being received every week
and the outlook is particularly bright
at this time
With the opening of Devils Lakes
magnificent new hotel, which will pro-
vide good accommodations for a large
number Of people. people will come
here next year who have never been
here before Lack of adequate hotel IA
cilities has kept many people from at
tending Chautauqua and spending the
summer here in years past The fact
that Devils Lake will have two large
new hotels with accommodations for
800 or 400 people will draw many peo-
pie from all parts of North Dakota, as
well as from adjoining states, not only
for the Chautauqua season but for all
summer, for it is we'll known that
Devils Lake is the most delightful
summer resort in the northwest.
At the meeting, Secretary LaRue
whose personal business affairs now
require too much Of his time to give
the position Of secretary proper atten-
ton, rendered his resignation, which
was reluctantly acceptable. The salary
which the position carries is too small
to warrant man devoting his entire
time to IT, and Mr.. la Rue was so
situated that he could not divide up
the time between the association and
his personal business.
DR.. w. E. Hooking was elected to
lpFa ~ r.
was elected assistant secretary. The
selections OF DR. Hooking and MT
Falger could not be improved upon.
Both are hustlers, and both are deep
ly interested in the success OF Chau-
tauqua-
DIR. Davenport was elected superin-
tendent of the grounds, and Chautau-
qua patrons who were given an illus
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tration OF his efficient work last sea -
son will rejoice to know that he has
consented to assume the responsible
ty for another year.
A new position, that of advertising
manager, was created by the board
and Col. ]. Fl. Bloom was elected to
fill it for the first year. II he fails to
produce results he will be discharged
without pay.
Arrangements were made to have a
large amount or pure fresh water ice
put up for the coming season. The
ice will be taken from Court lake,
a body OF the finest water i'm the state,
and the management says a sufficient
| supply will be put up to supply cot
tagers to the end of the season.
Various other improvements OF the
grounds and equipment were discuss
ed and arranged for, all OF which I'm =
dicates that the board is preparing for
record breaking year.
BY a unanimous vote. a vote of
thanks was rendered the retiring sec
rotary, Mr.. La Rue. commencing him
for his untiring interest Of Chautau-
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Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Manley are spend
ing few days this week in Crookston
with friends
Miss Susie viets is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Curry Of
Fergus Falls, Mimi
Miss Vivian Dinnie of Grand Forks
Is the guest this week of Miss Harriet
hunt OF Thirteenth street south.
Miss Della Lindwell arrived in the
city last evening and was a guest at
the Annuus party last evening, re
turning to her home at Northwood
this morning.
Dr. E. E. Bayse will leave Saturday
for St Louis, where he will Join Mrs.
Basye ON a tour of the south, visiting
New Orleans, San Antonio, Tex. the
City Of Mexico and southern Califor-
mia. They will return to Fargo about
May /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rody Reynolds and
daughter Gladys. were the holiday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Peterson
of Ada. Mr.. and Mrs Reynolds re-
turned home Monday, and Miss GLADYS
returned Tuesday, accompanied by
Miss Alta Patterson, who will be her
guest for a few days. Miss Mable
Austin of Ada will also be a guest of
Miss Reynolds.
Miss Louisa Schilley and John A.
Biever, a wealthy young farmer of
Leonard, We're married yesterday after
noon at o'clock in the Prescott hotel
Rev. G. r. Adams officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Inga And
erson of Leonard, and the bridegroom
by James Schilley, a brother of the
bride. A party of friends from Leon
ard witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Biever will leave on honeymoon
trip in the east, and viii make their
home at Leonard upon their return.
One Of the most handsome parties of
the season was the German given last
evening in the K. of C. hall by the
Annuus club. The hall was made very
attractive with the club color carried
out in green wreaths with the letter A
in the center. These were hung about
the hall and decorated the balcony.
The music was excellent and the floor
in good condition. About fifty couples
danced through the programme. Sup
per was served at II 80, after which
the dancing was continued until 2
o'clock. Howard Montgomery lead the
German in most capable manner, and
some of the figures were most grace
fully carried out. Chaperones for the
evening were the Mesdames M. A. Hill
dreth w. z. Hunt, Jerome Freeman
and Hubert Harrington, who also had
charge of the favors. The favors were
very unique and we'll chosen, consist
ing of shaving sets complete, sewing
baskets, tennis racquets, horns, coast
ers and bridge books. A great number
of young people from out Of town at
tended. The entire party was COM
plete success, and the clever way in
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Big PLANS FOR
NEXT CHAUTAUQUA
SECRETARY EDGAR LA RUE RE
SlGNs-DR. W. {. HOOKING
ELECTED TO FILL
VACANCY.

Devils Lake, n. D., Dec. 29.-An i'm
portant meeting of the board of di-
rectors Of the Chautauqua associa-
ton was held at the office. of Presi-
dent Kelly. at which preliminary steps
were taken for the assembly meeting
next summer. The board of directors
is not at all discouraged with crop
conditions and are looking forward to
one of the most successful assemblies
ever held in the history of the asso-
citation
Contracts were made and signed up
several months ago for a. number of
nrst class attractions in the way of
speakers and high class instructors
and entertainers, and instead of TAX
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y OF Interest to the Fair Sex -
At the Hotels

B. Waldor OF Geneseo is registered
at the Waldorf
n. Bingham of Erie is registered al
the Prescott hotel
j. p. Mcdonald is a visitor in the
city from Mandan.
J. F. Kennedy of jamestown arrived
in the city this morning.
B. F. Nife is a resident of Sheldon
who is visiting In Fargo.
S. F Thompson of Kenmare is reg
istered at the Metropole hotel.
Hon. F. S. Talcott and son of Buffalo
arrived in the city this morning.
Rev. J, A. Mcdonald Of Darlington
Is among the visitors in the city.
Charles A. Wichstrom is resident
Of Lear who is guest at local hotel.
A. V. Heglund OF Valley city regis
tered at the Gardner hotel this morn
ing.
A. L. Monson and II. A. Farnham
of Chaffee are registered at the Elliott
hotel.
Il. A. King of Linton was an arrival
at one of the prominent hotels this
morning.
Wendelin link of Melville is a Fargo
visitor who is registered at the Web
ster hotel.
Rev. stephen Stenger of Napoleon is
among the numerous theologians in
the city today.
George Nelson of Bismarck was an
arrival in the city this morning from
the state capital.
Thomas Gaydurek of Wahpeton is
among those who registered at a
Fargo hosiery this morning.
G. A. Hawkins Of Halstad Mimi. is
among the visitors in the city who are
looking after business interests.
Among the arrivals in Fargo this
morning from Lisbon were A. FL Jones.
Freemon Jones, j. M. Batter and L. ].
Linstrom.
Count de Beaufort at the Pain,
theatre tonight. Admission 1Oc.
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qua. But for his efforts it. is doubt
full In we would have a Chautauqua,
and there Is no doubt that his patient
untiring and ever kindly services will
be greatly missed by Chautauquans
Mr.. La Rue will continue TO be a mem
bsr of the board of directors. how
ever, and his advice and counsel will
be given as freely as ever before, and
no one will be found doing more for
the success or Chautauqua than the
retiring secretary.
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NEW TERM Al o q. &C.

Begins Monday, Jan. 2. The Office
will be open Friday and Saturday and
city pupils are urged to avoid the rush
and enroll then. New pupils are al
ready arriving in the city and 200 or
800 are expected next week. Dakota
Business College has something to Of
fer which is not duplicated-let us
tell you about It,
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LET NE SHOP FOR YOU

All kinds of shopping and house fur
nishing arranged. Faultless taste i'm
selecting coats, gowns, millinery. house
decorations. Trousseaux a specially.
Seasons choicest models charmingly
executed. General shopping done for
out-of-town patrons. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Highest references. Cor
respondence solicited Mrs Elizabeth
Deyenpeck, 202 Fifteenth street south,
Fargo, n. d.
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The real French Count who recent
ly created a sensation in vaudeville at
Chicago will be seen In a splendid new
motion picture at The Palm, Thursday
Friday and Saturday. Admission 10c
to ALL Matinee and evening.
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congratulations. After supper the ia
bles We're cleared away aud room made
whereby the guests could enjoy the
rest of the evening In dancing.
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A wedding that is of interest to the
people of Haynes occurred Wednes
day, Dec. IA, at Kalispell, Mont, when
Miss Ida Halden and Edgar Yonaka
were united in marriage. Mrs. Yonaka
was employed as stenographer at the
VIM. H. Brown Co.'s office of Haynes,
leaving there a year ago for the home
of her parents. The bridegroom has
barber shop there and is one of the
popular business men of Haynes. Mr..
and Mrs. Yonal<a will be at home to
their friends after Jan. i in the new
home the bridegroom has been prepar-
ing.
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congratulations. After supper the ia :
bles We're cleared away and room made
whereby the guests could enjoy the
rest of the evening In dancing.
On Wednesday, Dec. II, at Hettinger.
P. j. Burns and Miss Anna Kuehl,
both of Reeder, were married Rev.
John Holland of Reeder officiating.
The happy couple have gone to house
keeping in the new house Mr.. Burns
has built on his farm. three miles
southeast Of Reeder The bridegroom
is one of the pioneers of that section.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wiebke, Reverend Fon-
tana Of New Salem performed the
ceremony which united Miss Clara
Wiebke and Joseph WohIman for life.
At 4:S0 the band boys arrived and
gave them a pleasant serenade and al
o'clock sumptuous wedding supper
was served They began housekeeping
at once in New Salem.
On Friday evening. Dec. Is, Justice
Heath presided at the wedding of Miss
Anna Dougherty and Mr.. Quackenbush.
both of Beach. The young people will
make their home on the Reverend
Douglas farm, five miles east of that
city, which Mr.. Quackenbush has
leased and will operate for the coming
summer.
See the Count at the Palm tonight.
Admission 10 cents.
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Miss Annie L. Deming, daughter of
G. A. Deming, one of the oldest set
tiers in McHenry county, and Harold
McCombs, son of James E. McCombs,
a well known citizen of Towner. were
welded Wednesday afternoon. Rev. A
=. Hall of Towner performing the
ceremony. After short honeymoon
trip they will be at home after Jan. 10
at Bantry, where the bridegroom Is
now located.
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Chop sOusy, at EsthsksiIsr. Moorhssd.
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STATE WEDDINGS.

Rev John K. Burleson performed
the marriage ceremony at the Episco-
pal rectory Tuesday afternoon which
united the lives of Miss Eliza A.
Gowan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gowan of Oslo, Mimi. and Sep
Latrace of Tessier, Sask. Only a
small company of intimate friends
were present. The wedding supper
was served and in the evening the
happy couple left for Minneapolis to
spend their honeymoon. They expect
to spend the winter on the coast but
will make their future home at Tessier.
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Among those who have been
cured when II seemed that no
mortal agency could afford help is
James d, Burke Of Blanchard, ".
ID. a prosperous farmer who sur
fered with what was termed gall
stones and appendicitis. He was
completely cured by DIR. Gates in
a few weeks.
Another IL Mrs. John solm of
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Baker, Mimi, who came to DIR.
Gates when her physicians had said
nothing could be done for her ex-
cept a serious operation, her trou-
BILE being appendicitis and a COM
plicarion Of other Ills. She also had
symptoms of consumption. Mrs.
Solm was cured in Ave weeks and
was in perfect health when she left
for her home.
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George w. Benton of Finley, n d..
liz still another of those who bless
DR.. Gates and Vital Science. He
had suffered for sixteen years with
congestion of the liver and kidneys;
all thar medicine and doctors could
do was done for him without giving
him relief. DIR. Gates cured him
perfectly.
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Count de Beaufort at the Palm
theatre tonight. Admission 10c.
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: a n
D he m d san neghb usesord opafct . by Or Gates nj fence
consulted omcs h the Merchant 81
II ca make r. .
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A very pretty wedding took place 81,
Wednesday afternoon. Dec. FL, when
Alfred Zen and Miss Jennie f1l.4a
Warness We're united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony. The event took place
at the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Warness, in Mandan. Only a few of
the most intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties were present at the
marriage ceremony. wedding suo-
per and reception followed and large
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Andrew J. Upton and Mrs. ELM
Campbell were welded at the parson
age in Alexander recently. Mr.. Tipto1
is one of the popular business mer
proprietor of the Alexander harnes
shop. The bride has a HOMESTEAD
about ten miles south of Alexander
The contracting parties were formerl
of Williston.
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Miss Inga c. Anderson Of Leon
ard. n. D., suffered for three years
with neurasthenia and congestion
Of the liver. She was very i'll when
brought to DIR. Gates. though she
had had the best medical skill and
care. From mere shadow Vital
Science built her up to her usual
health.
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Irving w. Porter and Miss Pebble
$. Coats, both prominent young people
from Alexander, were married in that
city by Reverend Miller The ceremony
took place at the parsonage. The BRIDE
groom is one of the early homestead
ers and is an Industrious farmer. The
bride has resided with her parents
south of Alexander for the past three
years, and is one of the popular young
ladies of that vicinity.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Vought in Garrison, Thursday even
ing, occurred the marriage of Miss
Hazel S. Joseph of Neillsville. wis.
to e. r. Ericsson OF Eiroy, Wis, Rev.
A. X. Mathews officiating The bride
Is a charming young lady OF Neills-
vile and has been in Dakota for some
time past visiting at the vought home.
Mr.. Ericsson is an editor and publisher
of note at Elroy, Wis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ericsson will visit relatives in Garri-
son for several weeks, after which time
they will return to Elroy, where they
will make their future home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-03
Unworthy of Being Saved.

Senator Clapp, republican, of Mime
sofa, evidently feels little hope Of his
party being endorsed by the people.
In a speech in the senate on Tuesday,
after scoring his republican colleagues
for their remissness IN responding to
the demands OF the people, and their
failure to carry out the pledges of the
last national platform, the senator
said he thought, however, if congress
would pass such a railroad bill and
such a postal savings bank bill as
would be acceptable. and give the pub
lie a tariff commission his party still
might be saved"
Senator Clapp knew when he made
this statement that congress would do
nothing Of the kind he suggested, and
his words of warning were nothing
less than confession that the republf-
can party was unworthy of being
saved and was doomed to overthrow.