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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
People OF Note

4. p, Grant from Jamestown IL In
the city today.
r. F. Ryan OF cIifkord is in the city
today on business.
Atty. Mark M. Chatfield ii ia from
Altnot on business.
r. G. scott il business visitor hers
from Lincoln today
u. w Blackwell and r.. NJ. cowen are
here from Cooperstown.
Jacob Fischer il representing stras-
burg IN Fargo today.
Or. II. q. GowenIoek Of Gardner IL
here today on business
John a. Reese and w. j. Cunningham
are In from Hansborc.
J. 6. Daily. Jas. b. Defoe and Stephen
Banclair are here fronn New Rockford
on business.
Frank Gray OF Hope came in last
evening and IL looking after business
matters.
Olaf Bjorke IL here from Ahercrom-
bic looking after business matters and
calling on friends.
J. Ed Hartman Of Devils Lake was
an arrival In the city last evening and
is spending the day here.
Kenneth Ferguson, John Ferguson,
John Norden and Mrs. J. A. Graham OF
Darlington are guests at the Metropole
today.
Geo. J. Smith of The Plaza Pioneer
who is here attending the State Press
association meeting, 10 accompanied By
his wife.
Mrs. r.. A. Holdernaan left today for
Chicago and other points In the east
where she Will purchase her sprins
stock.
I Col. w. H Robinson q proininent
citizen Of Mavville,sis spending the das
in the city on business. He is a guest
at the Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. waiter Treat are ex-
pected home this evening. They wen,
to New Orleans. Old Mexico, Callfor,
MIA, Portland, Vancouver and returned
via Winnipeg.
M. C. Bachelor. secretary OF tn,
Grand Forks County Fair association
was in the city this morning for I
short time en- route to Valley Cit,
where he went TO confer with the off
GERS Of the. Central Racing circuit tina
met in that town today,
Editors FyleR OF The Minor Teller
Johnson Of The Sykeston Tribune
Darling of The Darlington Record
Teien of The Aneta Panorama. Stou
of The kathryn Recorder. Nelson o
The Litchfleld Bulletin, Mumby Of TIL,
Rnford Tribune whitehead OF TIL
Wflliston State, Stafford OF The Hills
boro Blade. Richter of The Larimert
Pioneer were among the early arrival
10 attend the N. p. Editorial session Il
Fargo today.
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What's Said


Travelling Mani While the people
OF Fargo are looking for. a mayoralty
candidate, what is the matter with
Charlie Dill. He would make an ideal
executive,
Gustav, Email Elfstrom, Tyler: For
get not this stated meeting Of Shiloh,
lodge A. r.. "a "A. M. this evening, 1880
The nesting will be held In the Lodge
of Perfection room first hoar, on ac-
count of the wild occupying the
regular place. eating snakes
and once in . whliu d snake escapes
Thos. =. Dunn, Grand knight: A
report has gone out that Fargo coun
| Gil, No. .7s2, knights Of Columbus
recently gave a dancing party, ] wish
to say that this report is erroneous
as no dancing parties are given by the
council or under its auspices as II
would be In violation of the rules 81
the diocese TO do so.
Postmaster; Postoface will close al
| 10 80 g. m. Saturday, Feb. IL, Lincoln'i
birthday, and will not be open unit
Sunday at $3.50 a. IN. Carriers vii
make regular morning and evening
collections and business delivery only
Carriers windows win open at s:st
g. m.
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Coming Events

to Friday, Fob. II.
Twenty eighth military ball Of Co.
3, N. ID ~. CT, Stones hall 5
North paksta Editorial Association
meeting
Tuesday, Feb. IS,
Artist Recital by Glen billiard Gum,
Fret Haptist church.
Joint convention OF state jewelers.
and state OF tictans' associations.
"Wednesday, Feb. 10.
. Jeint convention OF state jewelers.
and state Opticians associations.
Thursd y, FEB. IL.
Joant conversation of state jewelers.
and state Opticians associations,
Z Monday, Feb. ~.
Town nesting discussion. =.
Friday, April !.
Trades and Labcs Assembly state
anvsRtion henaft lance,
Tuesday APRIL 49,
Isaynsn's Missionary conference.
Wednesday, April 90
IAyTneal's Missionary conference.
Thursday April III.
Iaymen's Missionary conference.
Monday, July rs.
North Dakota slate fair.
Tuesday, July, rs
North Dakota state fair.
"wednesday, July 27.
North Dakota. state fair,
Thursday, July %.
North Dakc "a state fair.
Friday July -.
North Dakota state fair. +.
Saturday, July 30.
North Dakota State fair.
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numerous runs to Chicago since. Mr..
Mcclure who is an official In the
American steam Pump company in
New York, expects to go to California
in six weeks TO join his f1ancee and her
mother and TO return with them at
that time to Chicago, when he date
for the wedding will be arranged.
According to the bill on which d.
vorce was granted three days after it
was filed both Mr.. Eversz and Mrs.
Eversz declared the separation was
agreed upon only because OF fncompat-
ibility. According !. to the testimony.
they had been separated for two years
although living under the same roof.
They were married on Nov. S. 1902
Barbara, their only child, having been
born on Oct Q. 1904.
At the time Mrs. Eyersz gave forth
| this view of the situation:
IF two persons find that they can.
not live together without interfering
with each oter's development, Their
they should separate. I think. Our ideas
were not the same. / could not develop
| fully under nis--not exactly restriction
or surveitlance-but while subject Il
his ideas and influence. I suppose he
| too, felt the same about me. | an
young and have my life to lead. And
SO / returned to my fathers house
wish my life to continue from fnis
time on as IL this had never been"
Mrs. Eversz y . young women 81
mach beauty
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Jeff, Here, Talks on High Cost
Of Living, Home Rule for Ireland
Prohibition and Woman Suffrage
heavyweight Champ Tells Forum Man He Likes "Ow Little
Hamlet and May Invest in Some Real Estate-Ber-
ger Says Fight Undoubtedly VIII Col Frisco

and home rule for Ireland. Outside OF
that guess mat everything's all right.
But say. you've got some kind Of q
hamlet here. ] have decided to pick up
a little real estate on the strength of
the general appearance.
Am there? Never stronger In my
life. TheRs'n be nothing TO st."
Tour Ends Sunday.
The .peffries -Gotch company tour
ends at Hibbing, MINI. SUNDAY. when
the party disDands. JEFF, with Sam
Berger, goes to the coast by way of
ST. Pals. This is the last appearance
Of Jeffttes in the middle states before
the fiaht July 4.
CONCERNING the place for the hght.
Berger said this afternoon:
On the face Of the proposition
don't see how they can get away from
San Francisco. understand that Glea-
sop and Rickard had got together. As
lohg SIS they agree, we don't care. If
tfSey fail to get together, then of course
we will have to take hand. With the
opposition that has been met In. Utah,
I don't see. how the fight can consis-
ttently be held there --.-..~t
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In Berlin. Paris. Vienna and other
European cities there are now regular
schools where the scientific care OF the
hair 10 made a special study and the
teachers In these schools become SO
skilled in the knowledge OF hair that
they can tell merely by the touch
whether it As In a healthy condition or
not. They also know the effects of
different tonics on the same hair.
1T is thoroughly established that dyes
are harmful to the hair. All prepare :
fions claiming tosrestore gray hair are
subjected to the most rigid tests. II
found In the least degree harmful the
public is informed through offlcial bull
letins issued from time to time. In
America there ID no such censorship
sna many preparations claiming to re-
store gray hair are only temporary
dyes that do not go TO the root of the
trouble which is inpoyerishment ot
the hair glands HAYS HAIR
HEALTH In this country III recognized
AZ the standard restorative for prena-
tureiy gray hair. All good druggists
sell ii at Soc and a dollar per bottle
or 1t can be purchased from the manu-
faeturer. PhiIo Speciaities CO., Newark
IN. r., u. 8. Al. Bruce Cruspe Melon
aid Drug Co. Fout q Portagfield.
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INSTALL new SLEEPERS
First of an Order of Forty New Cars
to be Operated on Great
Northern Arrive.

The first OF an order OF forty new
sleepers. to be operated on the Great
Northern railroad, nas arrived and
was given a try through this city
today. The new cars are being built
at the Pullman plant in Chicago, and
are Of the very latest type. All Of the
latest improvements are installed in
these new coaches. and they present
very luxurious appearances, All OF the
care are expected to be in operation
sometime early in the spring
The additional cars means decid-
ed Improvement in the sleeping car
system regularly assigned TO trains
running through this city. The Great
Northern road operates it's own system
of sleRpers and diners independent
Of the Pullman company and last
summer traffic was SO heavy that II
was necessary to make use OF some
or the Pullman company's cars. Forty
new cars will relieve the shortage to
such an extent that the company will
experience no trouble In handling
their patrons on thalr own cars next
summer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
TAFT Will TRY
TO MAKE PEACE
PRESIDENT WILL TALK POLITICS
ON HIS VISIT TO NEW
YORK TOMORROW

Washington, Feb. IL. - President
Taft's visit to New York on Saturday
it lie said, will be made the occasion
for an important political conference
regarding New York state conditions
The conference probably will take
place at the home of Lloyd G. Griscom
the new chairman of the New York
county republican committee, where a
reception will be rendered, Efforts
will be made to have Governor Hughes
attend the conferences and 1t liz said
that the object OF the affair is to dis
cuss possible candidates for governor
The republicans are said to be- anx-
ious to get candidate who will have
the support Of both President Taft anc
Governor Hughes
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JURY TAKEN ON
SUBURBAN TRIPS
THE PROSECUTION IN THE MAN
SLAUGHTER TRIAL or Dc.
TRoiT PHYSICIAN IN.
TRopucEs UNUSUAL
FEATURE,

Detroit, Mich, Feb. l1.--suburban
explorations are making an unusual
feature of the mansIaughter trial OF
DR. George A, Fritch. charged with
causing the death Of Miss Maybelle
Millman Of Ann. Arbor last fall. To-
days programme took the Jury and
court officers to Grosselle, sixteen
miles down the river, where the last
Of the three gunny sacks containing
the girls Remembered body was
found.
Yesterday the Jury and the defen-
dant were taken to Escorse creek,
where the first sack was discovered
Counsel for the defense directed the
attention Of the jury especially to the
mouth of the sewer discharging into
the creek near the bridge from which
the defendant is alleged to have
thrown the sacks into the water al
midnight from an automobile
Up to the present time, the testi-
mony for the prosecution has beer
largely repetition Of that given al
the preliminary hearing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
LAST MEET TONIGHT
Special Meetings at First Rreshyter-
ian church Will End This
Evening.

The special meetings being held at
the First Presbyterian church will
close with tonight's service, and those
who miss hearing Rev. A. p. Higley
in this last meeting will miss some
thing worth hearing. While there has
not been a. large attendance at the
series there has been deep interest
awakened and much good accomplish
ed, due in great measure to the elo-
quence. broad christianity and fervent
spirit of Mr.. Higley.
The sermon last evening was power
full, practical and of the right spirit
to reach the hearts of men. 1t was
the story of the building OF christian
character, well told, well applied and
timely. The music is of the best and
contributes to the interest of very
interesting series of sermons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
ANITA STEWART PAYS
Big DEBTS FOR PRINCE

Vienna, Feb. 11.--Prince Miguel of
Braganza, who married Miss Anita
Stewart. American heiress, last Sep
TENDER, today wired his attorneys
from Paris to continue the fight against
creditors charged with attempting to
collect usurious interest. They have
seized furniture in the princes house
Since his marriage the prince has
paid off more than $25O,000 debts. He
was penniless at the time of his mar
riage.
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Take 1t from me, the cost of liv-
ing has reached such proportions that
it will force the average man out OF
business. Back to the farm, that's the
only place. Just as soon as get
through with that trot around the
globe, which starts July s, it's me
for the alfalfa district"
This was the greeting from James j.
Jeffries, undefeated heavyweight
champion of the world who has re-
sponded to the call from every part Of
the country to retrieve the belt, on his
arrival here this morning from Grand
Forks. With his party Of worlds
champion athletes, he arrived from
the north shortly after II o'clock, go
ing directly to the Gardner where they
are CHARTERED.
Il have made a close study of the
situation during the past few months
and find that IL costs the average man
about 100 per cent of what he makes.
for the bare necessities of living" he
continued. IT'S UP to congress or
Bryan or somebody to stir things up
II am heartily in favor of the meat
boycott, prohibition, woman suffrage
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
JURY FINDS "KID"
TRAILER GUILTY
CONVICTION RESULTS IN THE
FIRST TRIAL OF WILLIAMS
COUNTY HORSE
THIEVES.

Minot N. D., Feb11.--The Jury in
the case of the state VS.. Kid Trailer.
charged with horse stealing I'm will
guilty, after being out nearly twenty
hours. 1t is understood motion for
new trial will be made on the
grounds Of error in the opening re-
marks of the states, attorney in which
he is ALLEGED to have mentioned the
fact that the defendant was not placed
upon the stand.
The case now on ~ that Of the
state VS.. Kid Mathews, charged with
concealing stolen property.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
Insurgents DO
NOT ADMIT DEFEAT
GEN. BLANpoN DIES WITH GEN.
MENA's ORDER TO STAND
AND FIGHT.

Bluefelds, Nicaragua Feb H.
General Brandon died as he held in
his hand Gen. Luis Mena's order to
stand and hght. A misinterpretation
of this order by another is held by the
PROFESSIONALS to be responsible for the
retreat of the Estrada troops, follow
ing the Fepulse by the government
forces at Santa Clara. The insur-
gents do not admit defeat, and declare
that the way to Managua is open to
them. 1t Is explained that General
Mena has not expected to defeat the
enemy, with his small force, but plan
ned to keep the government forces en-
gaded so that the enemy would draw
reinforcements FROM Acoyapa, only
ten miles distant. and thus be unable
to send an ungIRnted army against
General ChamorEo in the province OF
Matagalpa-
This purpose was affected, but the
plan did not work out exactly as had
been hoped, and advantage Of subse-
quent situation was in doubt 1t is
plain, however, that the provisional tool
the heavier fre OF the enemy with
courage, and acquitted themselves wei
so far as personal bravery was con.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
ANoTHER REQUEST.

Aalxer's Business College received
another request for .bookkeeper this
morning. This Is the sixth position OF Z
fered to A. B. q. students during the
week so far, and shows strong de-
rnand for carefully trained Office help.
III you should like To get In line for q
position. rhe A. 3. g. offers superior
advantages.
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THREE MISSING in
Big BOSTON FIRE

Boston, Feb. 11.--Nearly $1,000
damage was caused early today by Q
fire which practically destroyed the
Armour Brighton abattoir.
Hundreds of cattle and other stock
We're saved only by being turned
loose In the streets. More than 100000
pounds of dressed meats were destroy
ed.
1t is reported that Michael Egan, 10,
an employee, is missing, as are two
Poles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11
North pakota,s Prosperity.


Minneapolis, Mimi. Feb. with
nine new banks or so added to a line
established in North Dakota for tween
ty-flva years, David H. Beecher, presi-
dent Of the Union National bank Of
Grand Forks. visited local banks on his
way south today and announced he Is
ready for q short vacation. North pa
kosa's prosperity, according to the
fanancler il responsible for the in
crease in the strength of the line.
Beeeher's. interests extend through
North Dakota and eastern Montana
forming . complete chain OF twenty
one banks. The mskkng. over Of Mon
tana country into agricultural rather
than grazing country. according to
Beecher. has much to do with Mon
tana's prosperity.
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FANCY RUG WEAVING.

All kinds of Rug and Rag weaving
done 1T lowest prices. Rugs for all
rooms TO order. Rag carpet weaving
BIZ new and up to- date machinery
Now lie the time to have your rug
weaving done before the busy days of
spring. Let us estimate for you. n.
b. weaving Co. l4z1 firth avenue
south. Fargo. Tel. 1861.
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City i'm Brief

Glen blizzard Galnn OF Chicago WIN
give a piano recital In the Baptist
church, Feb. rs. Tickets at Cassei-
mans 81.
There was such a demand for seats
for the ,Jeffries-G otch show this even
ing that the stage was cleared and 200
chairs placed on 1t. Every seat was
sold for the rest Of the house last night
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Business .Jots

!. Cook paints signs. Phone s25.
pr, J. L. Savage, surgeon and pilyr
sieian. sOS Front street.
DIR. 81. w, Chandler. dentist. PORT
Eupan building. Ne 5 Broadway. y,
FURNISHED rooms BY day, week or
month, Tweeden block. n. r. avenus.
II yeu sTARiNER write the Nation
~ Institpts Cor staHapsrera. Croekston,
Mlnn. Absolute cure guaranteed.
The Forum does no JOB printing.
Send your next order to Hannaaer h
schannacf at e2b ~. r. avenue. Fargo.
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RUPERT GIVEN PROMOTION.
c. n, Rupert Succeeds 9. A. Smart 80
General Baggage Agent. -

1eH0Fn GH8SAS1 f%9ShN'
Circulars have been received at the
local offices of the Great Northern
announcing the resignation Of s. A.
Smart as general baggage agent MIR.
Smart has been connected with the
Great Northern for many years, and
IA well and favorabiy known in rail-
road circles. Mfr Smart has not made
public his intentions for the future,
but 1t is known ne is .Gonsidsrsng an
office higher UP in railroad, circles.
Mr.. Smart will be succeeded by C..
II. Rupert. who for the past few years
has been acting as division baggage
agent, with headquarters at Spokane,
Wash. Mr. Rupert Is well known In
this city, and bis many friends will be
glad to learn OF his promotion. Here
after his headquarters win be located
at st. Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11

Nine. Mel1n, cnIropodist and cleo
troiosist removes superhucus hair,
warts. moles and .wens, bE electric
needle. los broadway, opposite Riiou
theatre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-11

The three reels Of motion pictures
nresentea at each vaudeville perfor-
nance at the Fargo operaheuse are
sspplied by the Laemmle Film service
the largest and meet reliable concern
m this line.
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l. I recently purchased massage vi
orator. 1t is dandy" IL you don't
believe 1t, come and try it. IL you Hike
the idea, of course you will. Frank. the
Bathman, Fargo Bath Rooms.
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Many present problems are past
follies getting ripe.
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Too Late to Classify.

Front street, on Fourth street, ladys
open face selid geld watch, with 6aaT-
Scott fob. Finder return to GHaar:
Scott CO. Reward,
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Wanted at Once.

Men for chores and cleaning wheat.
Girls for private families and hotels.
Good places and good wages. Have
also call for a stenograpber.
Louis Hotop.
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YOUNRS CLAIM Greeks

4. y. Young g. Sons Livery Bus ana
Transfer CO. will give you claim
checks for baggage to and from all
depots. hotels and residences. Phone is.
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LIvED IN THREE cENTuRIEs.
Oldest Resident Of New York Dies
Aged 113 Years.

New York, Feb. 11.--Mrs Pauline
Brooks, the oldest resident of New
York City, who has lived in three
centuries is dead at her home here.
she was 11s years old. Mrs. Brooks
never wore glasses and had never been
so seriously i'll as to require the sery-
ices Of physician.
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About Half Price

For women's and childrens war;
shoes. Saturday, at ALL Moody's.
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CANDIDATES NOTICE

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FOR MAYOR OF FARGO.
Tp The Forum: In response to nu-
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approaching election.
$50 w. ID. SWEET.
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Match Your Gown.
Ill Caters in all coiors. rs cents sat
urday at A. Z. Moody,s.
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No day is too short to be kind.
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4 Feram waaI Aa van 90 . e g
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-06
DECEMBER WAS GOLD.
Lowest Average Temperature Since
the Year 1872.

December was the coolest since
1879. This effect has not been pro-
duced by any extremely low tempera-
ture, but by a steady cold the lowest
temperature has been -1.2 degrees as
compared with -1S degrees in 1879.
The ground was covered with snow
and ice from the 4th till the end OF
the month. The rainfall, relative
humidity and eloudiness have been
somewhat higher than the average,
but not markedly 80. The entire
rainfall Of 1909 including melted
snow was l7.s2, which is 11.OI In
ches above the annual average. and
with the exception Of last year is the
largest annual rainfall in our a.
years record. Either rain or snow
or both fell In measurable quantities
on 100 days, which is one more than
The animal average. The heaviest
rain Of the year was T.49 inches on
sSs mber sth.-UniVers'ty ReGrrd.