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tyCorpSesRemoved
From g. N. Wreckage
Work OF Clearing Tracks After Fghu Disaster Now Pro
crossing RapidyTwo Snow Flows VIII Be Re
leased and VIII Help in the Work

me men at work clearing the tracks
are making rapid progress. Two ro-
tary plows that have been stalled west
OF here will be released before night,
and with this assistance to the snow
lighting machinery 1t is believed that
there will be little difficulty in clear
ing the tracks within a short time.
Blasting powder Is being used with
success in loosening the packed snow
on the east side of the mountains.
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Wellington, Wash, March Fifty
corpses have been removed from the
wreckage carried down by the ava
lanche that destroyed two Great North
ern trains last Tuesday morning.
Fortyfi five of the corpses have been
sent to Everett and Seattle. Only
three bodies were recovered yesterday
but several were exposed and these
will be taken down to Scenic today.
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survived Snow Slides.

Menominee, Mich. March 7.-Chief
Of police A. r. Englished received d
telegram today informing him OF the
safety Of hts BROTHER law, Edward
Al. Liberty. who u was feared had per-
isl1ed at wellington. Word has reached
here that Earl Longcey. formerly OF
AHA town was one of the victims Of
the avalanche.
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WANTS TEDDY TO EDIT SUN.


New York, March w. ]. Arkell a
weH-known publisher of Canajaharie,
N. r., who formerly owned a weekly
magazine in this city, has admitted
that he had attempted to bug the New
York Sun and that he had hopes to
engage Theodore Roosevelt for editor.
IT is not true" he said, that the
Laffan heirs ballxeJ when IL was
learned that Roosevelt was to assume
charge. The truth is that / got in
touch with the Laffan people and Of
fered S2,0O0,000. They replied that
they already had refused $500, 900.
There the negotiations ended.
Later / may try again but not at
ss,500,000. There is a small syndicate
of us who believe that it would be adj
vantageous for the country to have
Mr.. Roosevelt a. the head of a big
daily paper"
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MUST SERVE FOR
LOOTING CAPITOL
PENNsYLvAfNlA GRAFTERs egg
HOPES DISAPPEAR IN gu.
PREME COURT DE.
cISloN.

Philadelphia, Pa. March THE
conviction Of VIM. r Snyder and
James NJ. Shumaker, charged with
conspiracy to defraud the state IN
connection with the furnishing Of the
state capitol, was affirmed by the state
supreme court here today. snyder
was former state treasurer and shu-
maker former superintendent Of pubic
and grounds.
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N. D. INDIANS
HAVE GRIEVANCE

Washington, March w. l.. Bel
ern Pacific Ry. Co today won it's
Rock Indian Reservation, arrived here
today with eight braves who have
grievances which they will ask reme-
died.
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FAReoANs MEET TAFT.
President and Mrs. creesan Presented
10 Prasidanf.

Washington, March DIR. C. G.
Creegan, president at Fargo college,
and Mrs. Creegan, and Mrs Harry
Magill and daughter, also of Fargo,
were presented to President Taft to-
day by Representative Hanna.
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MINoT COY A VICTIM.
One Of University Of Chicago To De
RuraTarTxed.

Chicago, March 7.--Andrew straska
OF Minot, NJ d.. was among a large
number of University of Chicago stu
dents who were victims of burglar
last night. Straska. lost 800.
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report that his chief mission here was
to consider the question of calling out
street car men in the four cities mem
toned ITS matter / don't care to
discuss" was all labor leader would
say.
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MAY BE DEPoRTED FROM N. o.
German in This Country Only Seven
Months, is Insane.

Darlington. N. D., March 7--Rinhold
Altman, German who has been in
this country but seven months and in
Foster. county only a few weeks, was
committed to the state insane asylum
at jamestown this morning He can
not talk word of English. 1t is prob
able that he will be deported.
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KICKED TO DEATH.
Body Of Mrs. J. Piper Brought Here
From Winnipea.

The body OF Mrs J. PIPER, formerly
of Leonard, this county. was brought
here yesterday from Winnipeg, to be
taken to the former home for burial.
Death resulted from injuries sustain
ed by being kicked by horse. Mrs.
Piper was visiting friends at Winni-
peg at the time of the fatal accident.
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HYDE ARRAIGNED
THIS AFTERNOON
HYDE GOES TO JAIL.

Kansas City, Mo-, March Pr. 3.
c. Hyde, accompanied by two of his
attorneys, Voluntarily appeared at the
office of the county marshal, Joel
Mayes, this afternoon and waived the
reading of the eapias issued for the
physicians arrest. Hyde was sent to
jail by Judge Lathshaw until tomor-
row when the question of q new bond
will be considered. Hyde's trial was
set for April II.
Kansas City, Mo-. March 7.-Dr. B.
G. Hyde, against whom eleven indict-
ments were returned by the grand jury
Saturday, charging him with killing
three members of the Swope family
and attempting to kill eight other per-
sons, viii be arraigned this afternoon.
DR., Hyde will not be placed under ar
rest before he appears in the court
room. He is already under $50, 900 bond
on charge of numbering Col. Thos.
H. Swope.
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Philadelphia the of
been through fig are
The man shown in the picture above
arm broken his entirely
nearly torn off and three cuts his that win
to
fury the mobs
car and dragged blocks before police
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rartly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
narIner tonight. Barometer. 2a1s.
naAlnum temperature, "a: minimum
temperature, IA. -
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May Effect Other Cities.
Gompers IL Silent.

Chicago. March u President Comp
srs would neither affirm nor deny the
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Railroad News
DEVILS LAKE IS
GREATLY PLEASED
BELIEVES THAT PROSPECTS FOR
ITS BECOMING RAILROAD
CENTER ARE BETTER.

Devils Lake, N. d., May 4.--Witt
announcement already made to the eff
feet that the 500 railroad would soon
build an extension through this city
and with rumor afloat that the Mil
waukee will build to this place from
Harlem, S, D., 1t begins to look as
though Devils Lake will become one
OF the most important railroad GEN.
tiers of North Dakota within short
time. 1t already has the Great North
ern and Farmers line, this city being
the terminal of the So called Aneta-
Devils Lake extension as we'll as be-
ing on the main line of the Great
Northern.
The Medford to Drake extension of
the 500 railroad is certain to strike
Devils Lake, the surveyors having al
ready done their preliminary work
and including this city on the survey.
This will open up a splendid country
northeast of the ctr and southwest,
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SCHOOL EXHIBIT
AT STATE FAIR
sUPT. A. c. CRANE OF JAMES
TOWN HAS BEEN PLACED IN
CHARGE OF THE EDUCATIONAL
DEPARTMENT-WILL BE A BIG
FEATURE AT EXPOSITION.

Supt. of Schools A. G. Crane of
jamestown has been appointed super
intendent of the educational depart
ment of the North Dakota state fair,
which will be held in this city six days
beginning July 25, Superintendent
Crane is well qualified for the position,
being one of the prominent educators
of the state, and will be one of the
best men to be secured to fill this po-
sftion.
The educational exhibits at the fair
this year will be larger and more com
plete than ever before as nearly ev-
cry county and city superintendent in
the state has been actively engaged for
months preparing for the coming fair.
In February preliminary announce
ments of the educational premium list
were sent out to every school official
and most Immediately began interest,"
ing the children and outlining work
for them to do. The premiums are
large and cover almost every depart
ment of work done in the rural grade
and high schools. One of the features
will undoubtedly be thu exhibits In
manual training and domestic science
and the agricultural work of the rural
schools. There are at the present
time a large number of the common
and high schools in the state that
have manual training and domestic art
departments where the children are
taught to make useful and ornamental
articles. Every rural school is teach
ing in some form the fundamental
principles of agriculture and many are
actively engaged in raising corn,
strawberries and other field and gar
den crops.
Without doubt the educational de-
partment at the state fair will be one
of the principal exhibits and will be
one that will attract much attention.
Clay county, Mimi, is also to be rep
resented, being allowed to compete on
the same basis as counties In North
Dakota.
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Jamestown, N. D, May 4.--Contract.
or Adams of the Midland Continental
road was an arrival today to look after
work Of grading and bridge matters.
He was accompanied by a contractor
for grading who will look over the
north end of the line with the object
Of taking contract for the heavy work
in the valley Mr.. Adams says that
the construction of the line will be
continued and that the company fully
expects to have trains in operation this
year between EdgeIey and jamestown.
All work contracted for and all mater
ial purchased have been paid for or the
money is ready. No bonds or other
Indebtedness have been placed on the
road and 1T is not intended there shall
be. The stockholders are raising the
money and the prospects are good for
the completion OF the line. Mr.. Adams
will remain here several days and
make a trip over the line to Edgeley.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04
SAYS BALLINGER
DID NOT SHIRK
DISTRICT COURT PASSES ON SUIT
BROUGHT BY FORMER
cLI-NTS.

Washington. May 4.-Secretary Bal
linger received what might be called
one vindication in the supreme court
of the District OF Columbia today
when charge that he had shirked his
duty as secretary of the interior was
ordered expunged from the record.
In an Injunction proceeding i'm con-
nection with homestead claims on the
Siletz Indian reservation &, Oregon,
the petition alleged that because Mr..
Ballinger, as a lawyer, had been
counsel for some OF the claimants, he
refused to pass upon the cases when he
came into Office, Ind delegated TIE
work to his first assistant, Frank
Pierce, and had therefore refused 20
give the benefit of his judgment and
had therefore shirked his duty.
Secretary Ballinger denied the inn
putation, declaring that the cases had
been referred to Mr.. Pierce in the reg
ular course Of busIneis, as the latter
had direct charge general land Of
flee affairs, and the court struck out
the charge.
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Failed 10 Enforce Law.
u

~ have suffered with piles for thirty
ak years. One year ago last April be-
gan taking Cascarets for constipation IN
the course Of a week I noticed the piles
began to disappear and at the end os six
weeks they did not trouble me at als.
Cascarets have done wonders for rne
am entirely cured and feel like d aew
man. George Kryder. Napoleon, q.
Pleasant, pelA&abAe. Foeent. Taste Gee.
DO Col. Mover Sickea w casken o. (sr1ag
l0c. Csc, Soc. Never sold Ia bulk The gen
uine tablet stamped q g. Guaranteed III
cure or your moneg back. no
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which is the direction in which the
line viii run.
1t is in the proposed operations OF
the Milwaukee that interest just now
is conferred. That company has been
anticipating the construction of a
line from some South Dakota point
into North Dakota for some time. II
the Harlem extension is made, the
road would go through Ransom coun-
ty to Valley City, and from Valley
City would be run to this city. From
this point it is due to be extended
into Winnipeg, where the Milwaukee
already has terminal property.
In addition to this work, the Cam
adam government has offered induce
ments for the extension Of the Farm
ers' line the road which now runs to
Hansboro The plan is to secure the
extension Of the line into Canada for
some little distance but the details
are yet to be worked out
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east from Drake to a point in Mime.

east from Drake to a point in Mime
sofa.
The description Of the new line,
which is on file in the Office of the
secretary Of state, calls for a line about
$50 miles long, running east from
Drake in McHenry county, and through
Pierce, Benson, Ramsey. Grand Forks
and Walsh counties, to Medford on the
Thief River Falls, Mimi, line.
The papers state that the construc-
ton Of the line will be started as soon
as possible, and II is expected that
there will be considerable activity
along the line of work this summer.
This will open up considerable new
territory and should be good, paying
proposition for the 500 line from the
start.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04
HAVE SPECIAL CAR
Interstate Land Co. Will Run Special
From Hankinson to
Calgary.

The great patronage which the In
terstate Land Co. is having on its ex-
cursions to Canada is shown by the
fact that this company will have a
special car to carry their party from
Hankinson, N. D., to Calgary, over
the 500 line next Saturday.
The special car of the Interstate
Land Co. viii be attached to train 1O7
and will carry party of land seekers.
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Recalling that the gold production
of the United States last year was
$99,000,O00, the Boston Globe finds evi :
dence of the renewed vitality of New
England in the fact that 1t collected
two-thirds as much from summer
boarders. But is it fair to give no
credit to the visitors who furnish the
money?
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TO GIVE JOINT
PIANO RECITAL
FARGO COLLEGE CONSERVATORY
TO PRESENT MISSES AsHEL.
MAN AND TURNER AND THEY
WILL BE ASSISTED BY MISS
JACOBSON, READER.

A faculty recital of interest will be
given at Stones hall, under the aus
pices OF the Fargo college conserva.
tory, next Tuesday evening at 8. 90
O'Clock when the Misses Ashleman
and Turner will present the following
programme, assisted by Miss Eunice
Jacobson, reader:
Wedding Music arranged for two
pianos) ...... Tavsan
Festival March.
Bridal Song
Nocturne.
ILiplolHptu .......,......... Schubert
Etude youth Has Golden Wings)
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Eunice jacobson.

AT Evening .............. Raff
Polka de la Refine .... Raft
Miss Turner
Puck cr;As
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KuEHNELL.NELso WEDDING.
Prominent Couple United in Marriag
Last EVENING,

A very pretty wedding occurred
last evening at the Evangelical par
sonage.
The contracting parties were Miss
Augusta Kuehnell and DIR. Nels Nell
son, both residents of this city.
The ceremony took place at 8 o'clock
in the presence OF a few intimate
friends. Rev. L. M. Bingaman, pas
tor of the Evangelical church, offici-
ating. DR.. and Mrs. Nelson have the
best wishes of their many friends of
Fargo. They will reside at Tic First
avenue, where they will be at home,
after May 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04
Chief OF POLICE
ORDERED TO QUIT

Council Bluffs, Ia, May 4.-The de-
cision of Judge Woodruff in the custer
case against Maj George Fl. Richmond,
chief of police OF this city, was re-
ceived last night by mail from Glen
wood, Ia, where the Judge is now
holding court, and Is against the de-
PENDANT.
The case was brought by Attorney
General Byers. representing the state
Of Iowa and was personally presented
by him. 1t was direct result Of the
disclosures made In the recent May
bray fraud trial, 1t being claimed that
Chief Richmond was remiss In his du-
ties while the big store" was in opera
tion here.
Failed TO Enforce Law.
The principal charge against the
chief. however. was in connection with
the raising OF revenues for the city
from gambling houses and other illegal
RESORTS. In this Chief Richmond acted
upon orders from the mayor and city
council, and the system had been in
vogue for forty years.
The court holds that he violated his
oath of office and orders his removal.
1t is said Major Richmond will not
appeal the case.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04
500 FILES PAPERS
FOR A new BRANCH
WILL RUN EAST FROM DRAKE
FOR ONE HUNDRED THIRTY
MILES.

Bismarck, N. D., May 4.--Papers
have been filed in the office of the Sec
rotary of state by the 500 line which
indicate that there will be work start
ed this summer on a new line to run
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-04

Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic
tonic and restorative and a prompt
corrective of all urinary irregularities.
Refuse substitutes. H. Fl, Casselman,
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Curtain Sale.

The seasons best bargains in curtains
at A. L. Moody's. Read the whole ad-
vertisement today; it's full OF bargain
hints.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09
W. C. I. U. Notes.

We desire to thank the cDn1fe-
cation both for their pee9eece
Sunday evening and for they &eil-
erous contribution. The askefs
contained 81. 02 which wal equally
divided between the local union
and the state work. We ALSO wien
to thank the choir and the ushers
and everyone VIII contributes 70
the success of the meeting.
A gentleman from Wyoming
tells of the casting out Of the sa-
loon in that wild and wooly state.
Cheyenne is compelled to close on
Sunday, and that IS just the be-
ginning of the squeezing process;
it is wonderful how this temper
ance wave is sweeping the coun-
try. There is nothing mysterious
or miraculous in the temperance
movement; it is as scientific as
cause and effect, it is the direct
result of education, agitation and
legislation.
| It was said at the great GiAs3-
glow convention that the disgrace
of this age was not that some
men would get drunk but that
the government of Christian ma
tions would, for the sake of rev
enue, become partners in the u
quor business with it's attendant
crime, diseases and misery.
Some things Mrs. Bradbury
said which every Christian Should
stop and ponder: THE saloon
would destroy the church if il
could, the church could destroy
the saloon if it would" Oh, j
the church of the living God only
knew its power! I"Temperance
work is church work. Down
in the South they have had sucE
wonderful success because tht
churches have been eenters o1
prohibition zeal. This is a won
derful time in;missionary activity,
Whose heart does not burn within
him as he reads of the Edinbure
prophecy, the gospel presentee
to all nations of the world in this
generation!' But let US put &
stop to the cargoes of rum which
are now sent to every heather
nation, and to the cigarettes
which are being scattered broad
cast over China and Japan.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09
To Patrons of Rural Route d.

Your carrier keeps on hand a
good stock of stamped envelopes
requiring no licking Of stamps
and if spoiled or unused, can be
redeemed at stamp value. Also
a stock of one and two cent
stamps and would appreciate it if
yon would lay BY in convenient
place in your home, as large a
supply of envelopes and stamps
as possible and have your mail
stamped and waiting for him.
Perhaps you think he looks thin
and needs the kind of food daily
furnished from the back of from
10 to 80 stamps, often more. Poss
sibly you think one minute or
less, often more, leaving you
from one to five cents worth of
stamps and usually licking them
or waiting for you to, amounts to
nothing. Twenty or thirty others
doing as you do, 306 days in the
year, well you can figure this
yourself. If you don't like your
carrier and are trying to get even
with him just remember that this
is for the benefit of the service
and since you are a part of the
Route. 1t is for your own benefit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09
Insurance Man Warns q
Drink and Disappears.

II have been leading a terrible
pace and am surprised that l am
alive today. Everybody says,
Cut the booze, if / do | shall
keel over for keeps.
have walked twenty miles to-
day to get drunk: Let this be a
warning to all young men not to
take their first drink as one
month agoI had a nice home and
family. Today have neither, all
on account Of liquor, which lam
afraid toquit> 1t makes towards
not men of us.
Goodbye to wife and child
rem. Pf,s
1-t. Dada. F"
Leaving this note, William j.
Fletcher, an insurance agent,
1865 West Thirty-frst avenue, is
believed to have Wandered off to
some lonely spot and ended his
life.
He disappeared from his home
on Wednesday night and since
that time his family have been
unable to.get astrace. of him.
Mrs. Fletcher left her husband
two months ago and went to
Lake City, Colo, where she. is
staying with friends. Other
members of the family are: La
Verne, 16yyears Of age, and a IL
year-old boy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09
National Irrigation Congress
at Pueblo, September 26-3O.

A rate Of one fare fer the
round trip will be made from all
points via the Colorado andSouth-
ern. Tickets will be on sale Sep
,tember "a, 25 and 26. Final limit
October 3rd, 1910.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09
Uncle McIlvoy says he will
give $10O to any one with larger
and earlier corn than his.

Uncle McIlvoy says he will
give $10O to any one with larger
and earlier corn than his.
For Sale-A fresh Durham COW
and calf, blooded stock. DIR. G.
F. Cochran, Griffith Station,
phone Ralston SAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs West re-
turned Tueday after spending a
few days visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leander West on their farm
near Eaton where they had a
most delightful time.
A $500 White Plymouth Rock
rooster for sale. Will take $1.50
if taken at once. Enterprise office.
For Sale, Grey driving mare,
nine years old, driven and ridden
by lady and broken double,
used to city sights and automo-
biles. Safe in foal to U. S. gov
ernment Stallion Carmon. Price
$3.50. Otis B. Clark, phone Ar
vada 681.
The insurgents have reason to
wear a broad smile these days
over the news which comes from
nearly all parts of the country of
victories along progressive lines.
IL has been stated that strong eff
forts were made by the stand
patters to defeat LaFollette of
Wisconsin who rode to victory
last Tuesday with the astonish-
ing majority of 80, 900.
The business men of Arvada
ought to get together at the Com
mercial club and thoroughly dis
cuss and ventilate the cause for
so much of merchandise being
brought to the town from Den
yer. These things ought not to
be so. A great deal of money
that ought to stay at home is ev-
identity going to Denver; the
cause of this should be studied
and removed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09

Mrs. DR.. Wiser and children
leave for Los Angeles to-day.
DR.. Wiser expects to follow
shortly on visit.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09

Mrs. ]. F. Wick of semper was
shopping in Arvada Thursday
and made the Enterprise office a
pleasant call.
The Arvada enterprise., 1910-09-09

Mrs. DR.. Cochran and sons re-
tnrned from Tolland last Sunday
where they spent a couple Of
weeks visiting among friends.