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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
SORRY, BUT FOUND
gems in STOCKING
BADGER WOMAN, WHO KEPT
RAILROAD DETECTIVE ON
JUMP, WIRES SOLUTION
or MYSTERY.

Kansas City. Me- Feb. Ia. - They
were not lost at al. those diamonds
valued at sl.4ee. but the osscials oi
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pscffc
railroad. IT'S detective force and Ms
J. p, aEcDeEmOst. wife Of q wealthy
business man Of Fond 6u Lac. Wis
never Win forget the adventure. Since
Sunday every detective q the rail-
road system from Wisconsin On 60 Los
Angeles has been looking for . sappOs-
ed thief
Thomas =. May. chief detective fer
the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad company In kansas City. sal
AZ the union depot lunch counter sun
cay morning when breathless mes
se1gsT boy thrust a pSece Of paper tn
20 his hand The paper read: woman
passenger victim Of diamond rohherv.
Meet train No 3. due unSca station
less. with ce4aE OF cmcsrs. Sc pre-
pared for ernA -Eenry
Nay rounded I'D his assistants. Hail
an hour later. the Rrck Islands GCs6en
State limited pulled frto Ehs station.
Before il STOPPED May and four &C.
tecEiveS and three policemen were On
board
On. I'm 50 glad yeuAve come sha
exclaimed In voice fun Of excitement
and anxiety, I'm Mrs J. p. Ncner-
mott q Fond On Lac. WIS and an On
my way 70 Los Angeles Lass NIGHT I
put my diamond rings. three of them
II lirt1e channels skin bag suspended
around my neck Thss morning thew
we're gone On. 90 hope yOu wIr hna
them
TIE Detectives began to Eaza sasni-
raozzSsy aksous the car and tie Fwvarsv
passengers began 60 realize that shpv
were under surveilaance- TEree travel
zag men 60 expedite tie searching
process. searched each ozher. wh5aa Ctr
srS Submitted % me ordeal oe having
their belongings Euves1SEztas hr CO.
gewS When the train reaches1 Ton.aka
detectives SzSl were busy scare sr-- for
lost rslEs- Sunday night they rsrarn-
- t. kansas cir They had found 20
1fana0z1z
Tie R0cS EssanG oE1rizAs r1casvea
this Telegram M0n3sE>
Sorry for All Ehe Ern1hze- 4 found
the rings - MY s1Dek1awS
Mrs y 2. MrDermort~
TIE message had heen sent rrOn
Dalhare. Tex In : Aester to Desacxsve
Nay mharh - resolved TO-DAY. arv.=
sEcDsrmos1 wrUts a. * whea IL IS
retiring Sln5ag nzFhg see had Fczng
raa rAMwnax bar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
N. o. IS q YEARS OLD.

North Dakota has a birthday Feb
-. The state viii be OF legal age on
that date as IL was Just twenty one
years ago when the territory was adj
mitted into the union. In washington
the North Dakota association proposes
to celebrate the event with . banquet.
Col. c, A. Lcunsherry Is president and
Jos f. Miller secretary OF the associR-
ton. All the aickertails at the national
capital win participate and the event
should prove a pleasant one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

las a business man. and bis popularity
at home and over the entire state.Inade
him the choice of the republican voters
for the congressional nomination two
years ago and a winner over strong
competitors, and Of the people nc the
general election. With the addiunal
gress and a record Of hard work and
close attention 20 the interests Of the
state and OF his constituents, there is
not much doubt that Hanna viii be
accorded the usual second term and
win be renominated and reelected.
Schafer Record: ATTY r. s, Becker,
with the assistance of Senator McCum-
Der has succeeded in getting the long
delayed homestead proof OF Herman
Oeder accepted.
Mr. 0eder made final proof on his
homestead shout two years ago and
had the proof rejected for insufficient
residence. He later filed an aftldavit 70
have the final proof accepted as a COM
mutation proof. and that. also was re-
jected. When Attorney Becker took the
case a short time ago. he asked the
department at washington to accept
the final proof as Communication proof,
With Senator McCumber looking after
the Washington end. quick action was
had In the matter. and a decision in
structing the local landoffice TO accept
the proof was given out under date
OF Feb. >.
Senator McCumber has assisted q
large number of homesteaders in the
western part OF the state in getting
prompt action on cases before the u.
is. landofice. and Mr.. oeder Is now ad-
ded to the list OF his many stanch
friends in Mckenzie county.
Rugby C.ptimiSt: The Grand Forks
Herald at last admits that the present
primary law is failure. so far. ct least
as il pertains TO the election Of United
States senators The striking feature
.of this admission on the part Of the
esteemed Herald. is the fact that it
comes immediately upon the heels &C
the recent appointment of Senator
Purcell 20 the position of United States
senator. The Herald was rot treated
in the matter of this appointment as
its close association with Governor
Burke would seem to warrant. and its
display Of choler at this time is indeed
excuSable- No matter what good mo
tives influenced the governor, he should
have at least reposed confidence
enough in the editor Of the paper that
practically caused his elevation 20 the
governors chair. 20 have impaired to
him the actual facts instead Of plac-
ing him in the embarrassing position OF
not knowing what he talked about. and
where he was given the horse laugh by
several other Of the influential news
papers of the state. The Herald was
put in q hole" and put in bad by
Governor Burke's undiplOmatic action.
and--and who knows but that paper
or The Times Record-wculd have
liked 60 make few SUGGESTIONS IN the
matter OF the appointment Ct Thomp-
sons successor
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
The Healing
Power of Pine

II you have ever taken a walk through q
forest of pine trees you viii remember
how. almost unccnsciously, the head was
thrown back and lungs expanded as you
inhaled with long. deep breaths the glor.
ious pine-laden afr. How invigoratlng It
was-how healing!
The medicinal virtues Of pine have been
recognized In medical practice for many
years For coughs and colds the mixture
Cf two ounces az Glycerine with 4 half.
ennce OF Virgin on of Pine compound pure
and eight ounces OF pure whisky Is highly
recommended. IL In claimed that tea.
spoonful of this mixture. four times a day
will break cold In twenty-four hours and
cure any cough that is durable The in
gradients are not expensive and can be
bought In any good drugstore, the genuine
Virgin on Of Pine compound pure being
put zap for dispensing only By the Leach
Chemical Co. Cincinnati.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
North Dakota Political Gossip

lnkster Enterprise: Hon. T. r. Mar
shah. ON refusing to pay for the notice
or mis- candidacy which a poor ieiud. ]
editor published. said thar the item was
20 be printed for the good of the cause.
Fhe only cause the Hon. r. r. Is work
ing Tor is that same Hon. It. #. III that
prince OF darkness Alex Mckenzie were
10 wash his hands and proclaim him
SELF . really truly lnsurgent who stood
only for pure insurEcd politics and in
cluentaliy ask to be sent to the United
states senate. the same papers that
are now running that Marshall Gronna
spiei TOR the good Of the cause" would
no doubt swallow his protestations
and run his ad gratis, as they have and
are doing the aforementioned dope,
We fan 20 see why the twins are
more worthy today than two and four
years ago when they lined UP with the
other side.
Mayviile Tribune: The Tribune is
in receipt OF copy of pamphlet bear
ing the following title: The Tarif
Law OF 1909: q clear and concise ex-
plantation Of this act: does the farmers
grain need protection? was the action
OF President Taft in approving this bill
right of wrongs read and Judge for
yourself" On the next page 1t As stat
ed that the contents are the address
OF Sen. p. ]. McCumber before che
Civic club Of the University of North
Dakota 1t is an interesting and power
ful defense of the tariff law enacted by
the republican congress and signed by
the republican president last year and
explains the part taken by Senator Me
Cumher in the matter It is an fnstruc-
tive address and should be read by all
North Dakota voters. regardless of
whether they agree with the senator's
views on the tariff or not.
Mayviie Tribune: Among the num-
erous announcements of candidates at
the primary election this year, one OF
great Interest and Importance is that
OF Hon. l. b. Hanna of Cass county.
announcing that he is a candidate for
denomination to the position which he
now holds, member of the national
house Of representatives for North Da-
kota-
1t was widely talked Of that Con-
SFSSSna&h mamma might enter the race
for United States senator, in which he
would have been formidable COMPETE
tor had he determined to do so. but he
has decided instead to ask another
term as member Of congress.
His announcement should and prob
ably viii settle the matter OF who will
represent North Dakota in the house
during the next two years. SO far as
one Of the seats is concerned that Mr..
Hanna is the strongest candidate in
the field, with a long lead oven the
rest OF the sspirants.
Congressman Hanna's ability, indus
try and value as 8 public servant. his
clean. creditahle record as a member
Of the legislature for many years: his
efficient service as a party worker: his
high personal character and standing
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
All Seams Allowed

The cuirass or bodice portion o. tan
stylish semEprincess dress Is closely
nrted to the figure by long seams and
carts, and the fastening q effected 81
the back A pointed yoke FACING d ap-
pied to the upper part and complesed
by standing collar. To the lower edge
OF the bodice the gathered and tucked
nounee Is attached. The sleeves may b
close-ntting. or may consist OF . cap.
pun and deep euff. As shown In tire
rront view the dress is made OF natural
coiored pongee. with G yoke-facanw Of
ecra ah-over lace, and braidfnE In hrown
soutache supplies the TRIMMINGS. Ma
terials which win develop this design
successfully are cashmere. SIX finished
Henrietta wolfe, fOulard, ratah. sumner
slik, lawn. Bingham, chambrav or linen.
The pattern is cut in Eve sizes-sa 10 u
inches bust measure. For Dc hssst ths
dress requires "a yards OF material y
inches wide, with as shown in the large
view = yard OF aIl-over lace is INCHES
wide. Width OF lower edge In medium
size is about yards.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
Start Work by April 1.

Dickinson. n. n. Feb. IL. - ActIvs
construction work on the new Ma
sonic temple in Dickinson viii he
commenc~s IN April /. the delay be-
ing cceaSicns6 BY al error in the
original plans which results IN rhs
bids being greatly higher than ire
lodge had expected to invest in THE
property, A csn for new bids viii
Ne made within short time and the
CONTRACT win be let about March Is.
Tafs win give the contractor time
enough 20 prepare for the commence
ussnt o. operation before April I.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
THoRsoN FUNERAL IS HELD.


Devils Lake n. n. Feb. lT,-Ths
funeral % Thomas ThorSon was held
from the Masonic temple in this CITY
yesterday afternoon with that lc5Se in
charge. The Wcrkmsn. Eagles and
several other societies Of which he
Was a member attended the services.
Mrs Thomas ThcTscn and daughter
NSllte, arrived here Monday noon rrorn
California, where they glrSs received
the news o. the death Of Mr.. ThorSOn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS.
LSoyS . Srsssesu WIN Asst Neax
Ye~k italians in Merk.

E@4~ ANAtt&&e& ~ W&T&.
New YORK FsA 1T-UnSer she
csaarmznsAip Of Lloyd c. Grzscorn.
former ambassador 60 italy. and pres-
eDt hs1d Of The New T0TG co0nrv re-
Fsa2Aascan committee rrCznSnens New
YORK Italians have banded Themselves
together 20 hs3p IL the 6gAt axzsnSs
taa@rCGoaaSsS In the city.
tuberculosis IS tire principal enemy
OF Italians ENGRAVING 10 tAES connrrV
ard ID Is said that at least ene-rnsr,s
&C ghs Italian Immigrants in Ausers-
car cities S2ccuEae 10 the whsSe psanwe
In view a. the sac1 thar there are
zsaTs Italians In New York th4a anr
ether city in the waraS excepr Narsee
and ROEass Mr- Gr1scoua and MS cosa-
Ra5ttse 1easeVe they aave . large ans
important work before Ehema.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
VOLUME xxxlIl, NO. so.

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north, Fargo. ". u.
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Daily Republican, by carrier, 1Sc per week,
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

Notice.
Ssar tan and winter fashion catalogue
- now ready for mailing and. win be
sent 20 any address upon racetDr a 10
cents 70 cover the cost OF mailing. You
snouic not overlook this opportunity
so see over i.oOo OF the newest designs
- AAoles, Misses and Chlldreu-s CLOTH
aaS- ITS worth many times the price.
Iont set too CAV at the start save
Jour Wand Tor sprint 1t the anssh
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

az There are said to he few mar
RED couples in high society in New
TSr& who hare never figured in TIE
divorce court
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

f~ The famous s1nS around the
campus at Harvard are reported 70 be
dying.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

Al attack C xaae Erzp e ossen roa-
A8we1 ~ q persistent c0m.A. whsrk -
many proves = grssa aEzcganee- Can
1eEaasnss Colgh RRmes5. has heen go
1ezsaxeaE zzse5 and wxxA gno5 ssscr=ss
for she E1a2ef azd cure C th5s xsosnsa
AzaEx cas@s have cnraa asser - rxhs~l
remedies lad EaEe46 Snaa ~ -
dealers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
NAMES men FOR
EXPO. in BERLIN
STATE DEPARTMENT PICKS MIL
WAukEE MAN As COMMITS
SIoNER GENERAL

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE state de-
partmeat has appointed an honorary
commissioning general and four honor
airy commissioners 70 the American
exposition TO be held in Berlin. Ger
many, from July until September q
this year. William C Bun6er os
MslwuaSes is appointed honorary
commfssio2er-g general He Is said TO
DC = man Of Fine ability and IS one
q the proprSetors OF The Germans
Ahsnd Post, one q the leading Ger
man newspapers O. the west
Herman AmstE until recently comp
trOlleE Ct the city Of New YORK. John
Ball Of Osborne, ar present chief os
the bureau Of trade relations In the
state department. and an authority on
economic subjects. Irwin NJ Laaghiin-
secretary OF the United States en-
hasSy ST Berlin. and Hugh Gordon
Miller. a New York lawyer. have been
appointed honorary coHiSxsonsrs
Mr.. LSaEhtin s Yale graduate and
has hsd wide diplomatic experience
Mr. Miller was formerly assistant
United states attorney % Virgins
and vas commissions from the state
Of New York % the Jamestown ex-
position. and later vsce-preSsse1t q
sha Robert Fulton Monument aS<ocSa-
ton
Get Nc Compensation
These cszcssls Serve without COM
penSGSSo1- as congress has not been
requested to make an appropriation
covering their compensation q sx-
psrSsS
The purpose o. TIE exposition s 10
bring German merchants and ccnSUEn-
sES genezzlsv in closer Sc1ch with
American manufacturers and It s. Elk
pecte5 that the American eSaEhit w-SIa
be = TeTy large and comprehensive
one The exhEb3gsoa wzE - held IN
Ser the psEroaage q Prsnce Henry Ct
Prussia
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

81 When viii Governor Burke pub
lish that special pen Investigation re-
porse
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

~ Chief CoEraSscn Of the MiaaesR-
els poaloe force has gone o. recara in
favor Og Segregation e the social evil
SIS the on1y effective Way ~ controlling
Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

e. Thai AusAea q Kansas prszS
wheat which sesd for SIS wax rather
sAove EaSrSeS prsce-ezs the farmers q
Ncrsh DsSota wcaaSnss care III Il be.
came she regular EasERes o1otassOz-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17
WHY THE pELAY9

dell and State Auditor Brightbnl were
named committee to complete the
pen Investigation
\ Bismarck correspondent writes
that il has been some months since the
committee completed its work.
He says the report was left in the
hands Of Governor Burke.
The public wants to know what is
the reason he has held It up
Doesn't the report hit the governors
enemies hard enough-or too hardy
Does 1t }SmhaSs some OF his friendss
Is he holding it I'D for a political
campaign issaeT
Why not announce it,
The report has cost the people a
considerable sum ana they are en-
titled 70 BE informed what they are
getting for the money-regsrdleSS
~ Sousherners are becoming strong
protecionist1
xE Indiana editors endorsed the
Payns-Aldrich tsrIE measure.
-
E~ Mayer Gsyror is making a noise
like 8 presidential candidate.
e. Fairbanks win dodge the vatican
srs sac ,ses,ng,x ~ ,ns ,,,.,,-.
81 When viii Governor Burke pub
lisA that special zen investigated re-
e. The famous sanas around the
esmpus at Harvard are repc~tsa 70 bs
dying.
is getting comassnaatsoa 70 coaaemns-
ton in : ratio q about ten u cha
az There are said to Ne few mar
RED couples in high society in New
divorce court
-
sw Ecrzner GcSsr1o~ FoaS 81 Mis-
Soart, who has been violently eppcsea
to the sunday hsxhesn thinks sunday
baseball an right.
N4aaea eS&F&SsoA 81 the Maa@esR-
cas- E'Ssases 1sTes hSs gone o. REGARD IN
i~FsT q seSTss@saoA q the social evil
as ne oHa'E elective Way u coasuSGing
4
a. The painters are IL hold = ma
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

e. FAIRBANKS viii dodge the vatican
and the cocktails in the future
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

as The painters are In hold q ma
tSoa&l ocnvsatiea in s. L4ezsS The
sowa win no eO1as he property and
hardly decorated ~ TIE sazne they
sa&ve,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

ET Mayor Gsynor is making s noise
like 8 presidential candidate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

ET Indiana editors endorsed the
Payns-Aldrteh tarIE measure.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

~ SOutherneTs are becoming strong
I rOteesiouiStM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-17

At Mercer a well filled with good
water was struck at depth of thirty
seven feet.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-02
NEWsOME RESIDENCE BURNS
Handsome TwO-Story Cottage in the Russell Addition Goes up in Smoke
 Wednesday Morning.


 Fire Tuesday morning about Il o'clock destroyed the handsome, new eleven-room residence, recently built by Mir. J. L. Newsome, in the Fus- sell addition and occupied by himself and family.
 The fire had gained considerable headway before it was discovered by Mrs. Newsome, who immediately turned in an alarm, and though the department responded with all speed possible, the whole north side of the roof was ablaze and burning fiercely by the time they arrived. The fire boys did good work, preventing a spread of the flames, and soon had the fire under control, but not before the entire upper floor, and large part of the lower floor was destroyed. MT. Newsome, however, informs a Times man that he considers the house practically a complete loss. The house was insured in the Connecti- cut Fire Insurance Co.,, represented in this city by Taylor, Knight & Co.,, for Sl,250, and the furniture in the same company for $500. MT. New some managed to save the furniture out of some of the rooms on the lower floor, including piano, but the furnishings of the upstairs rooms were a complete loss. The house was finished last April and was built by the owner at cost of about g., 800.
 It is not known positively how the fire originated, but from an examina- tion made after the fire by Mr. New. some and Fire Chief McDaniel. it is thought that it caught in a closet in the living or family room, though they could find no defect in the flue. 1t is supposed that either a spark blew into the closet from the open Ire place, or that possibly a match was carried into the place by mouse.
 MT. and Mrs. Newsome have secured temporary quarters in the cottage be- longing to Mrs Annie Jones in the neighborhood. They have the sympa- thy of the entire community in the loss of their lovely home, in which we sincerely join. It is presumed that NIT. Newsome will rebuild upon the S me lot as soon as the insurance is adjusted.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-02

Deputy Game Warden Ben Davis arrested Will and Tom Ivers on Thanksgiving day for violating the game laws. They were trapping and hunting on 5-Mile Bayou. The deputy seized their camping outfit as security for their appearance last Monday. which they failed to do. They were from Ohio and were non- residents. They had been warned and had ample time to quit hunting bat they delied the officers, hence their arrest. In a number of cases the game warden has warned the of. lenders, as he does not wish to infict a hardship upon these ignorant of the laws.
The Forrest City times., 1910-12-02
Negro Killed at Madison.

Blind tigers and bad women seldom fail to get in their deadly work on Saturday nights This week we chronicle q brutal murder on the Ora ham farm near Madison.
 The particulars in the case as elicited from the evidence before the coroner's jury are as follows;
 About II o'clock Saturday night a little party gathered at the house of Robert Burnett, colored, when quar- leI began between Burnett and his Mi'e, she accusing him of kissing ail ther WomanS when Allen DoXey II Ned in the affair receiving a slap fet his interference by Burnett. A TON ensued, DoXey drawing knife, and it is stated that Robert Doxey and Ike Gibson held Burnett while Allen DOXey plunged his knife into his victim, the blade penetrating the body on the left side. cutting gash two inches long, touching the bottom of his heart Burnett died almost in stantly.
 Allen Doxey escaped, while Robert Doxey and Gibson were held as ac. cessories, and brought to Forrest City and lodged in jail. The blood hounds were carried over but failed 10 trail
 Coroner Todd was notified Sunday morning and jury empaneled, which brought in the following yer diet:
 We, the jury, unanimously decide that the deceased, Robert Burnett. came to his death from the wounds of a knife in the hands of Allen Doxey. with Robert Doxey and Ike Gibson as accessories to the crime, and we recommend that they be held. pend- ing an investigation by the grand l iUrV .