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The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

Judge Davis will be elected by big majority
and there is absolutely good reason Why hs
should not The fact that he has held the o1ace for
six years, is just much in his favor for there
is any Office that shoulrdetani it's occupants for a
period of years, when that servant has proved to
be good one, it is county judge Judge Davis is
An especially we'll qualified for this position,
as his past record will prove. Many important cases
are tried before a county judge especially in
county where increased jurisdiction is in vogue, and
the voters should be careful not to select q man
of uncertain capabilities. We know what Judge
Davis has done in the past and can expect
just as efficient service from him in the future.
From an economical standpoint, too the voters will
do well to elect him, because he turns over to the
county every year, money than his salary
and office expenses cost the tax payers
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

TYPHOID fever is quite prevalent about the state,
es?e city in the smaller towns and in the country.
When is not certain CT the quality OF his drink
ing water it should be boiled. This may be little
bother, but hundreds Of lives would be saved in
the state every year were this precauton taken.
We will give example from carelessness in
using impue water a Bohemian family north of
Anamocse became III from typhoid fccm using water
from an exposed vel. hundred dicks waddled
about the place and tine surrounding were none too
clean. The n-other died last week, little son 10
about to pass away and the father IS just recover
ing Two ether children and the hired man are In
a precarious condition. Four trained nurses and
several doctors have been employed. Don't take any
chances by using water that may give this dead
ly disease Boil 1t.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

The Grand Forks Herald has attacked w. G. Gil
breath { i,mnissioner Agriculture Mr.. Gilbreath
nominated by overwhelming vote for the
people of tine state have learned 10 regard him as
coed clean official and a booster, second to none.
Gilbreah has done better advertising for North
Dakota, and of it, than any other
and to him much credit must be given for the pro-
gress that North Dakota has made during the past
decade The rantings Of the Herald will do Gill
breath no harm.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

One OF our contemporaries has this heading
its editorial column: Roosevelt Progressive Re-
publican paper" Its good thing that heading u
there, otherwise the readers would certainly s,ls-
pect that the paper is supporting toe Democratic
nominee for Governor and the balance Of the state
ticket and county ticket as we'll. Tnat's right,
catch 'em going and coming.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

Representatives of grain houses in Iowa,
touring the state selling feed to the various dealers.
1t is very fortunate that enough feed raised
in Iowa. Illinois, Missouri and other states of the
middle west to feed the northwest, which was
short this year. The corn be bought at the
present time so that it e sold locally at from
Is to 70 cents a bushel and oats at from 81 to 45
cents a bushel.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

The Bismarck Tribune says that Minot has raised
fund to boost for the Norma. school before
the legislature This is incorrect The legislature has
already deceed that Minot shall have the Normal
school providing the voters are wiling and the
fund raised will be used merely for advertising
purposes to call the attention of the voters to a
worthy project
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

During the four yeav that Burke has been gov
ernor the average increase in the valuation Of tho
farming lands Of the state has been 13 per cent.
The governor might explain what part b took In
this increase, which means higher taxes for the
land holders.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03
A GOOD WORKING TEAM.

BY electing Walter r. Bond, R. A. Nestos, A. M.
Thompson and John j. Lee to the legislature from
the 2sth district you will get an excellent working
team, and they will be able get whatever this part
OF tine state needs in the way Of lessiation Voters
think of this.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

An eleven pound girl was born -
MIR. and Mrs. Amos Bracket Sunday.
G. "A. Grow has Eekarned 6ron .
hunting trip in Tuwner county. -
shot several hns eesUo a16 oeOo
ducks. ""@ara-.- ~,. r7s.-sau4a
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

c. A. Johnson, candidate for Governor. has de.
veloped into quite public speaker. Everywhere Mr.
Johnson is being heralded North Dakota's next
chief executive and the Democrats are fast losing
htart in their campaign.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

conditions are where you 1--we, Sen
pine will cure you.
Ii you have experimental with oth-
er treatments and have failed to ind
a cure do not be discouraged but send
for a trial Of this wonderful truly
meritorious remedy, which % q scaen-
tific compound discovered BY Q pFo-
fessor OF Vienna University, and b
being recommended by thousands
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

Washington University is instituting depart
ments to enable graduates to earn living. Such
departments should be part Of every higher
institution of learning many Of their graduates
have found.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03


Bryan let the cat out of the bag at Rugby, when
he said
81 hope you will vote for John Burke for governor
and that may help to get two Democratic United
States senators and possibly two congressman.
Yours is the only state in the union where two
United States senators are to be elected this year
and every Democratic member that can possibly
get in our national legislature means that
that mucn in control
Think OF it! Two United States Senators to be
elected this year. the only state in the U MON to
do So and Bryan is sent here by the Democratic
National committee to help elect them, by boosting
for John Burke Vote for Burke and you not only
help get two Democratic United States Senator'S,
but two Democratic Congressman as we'll. Repub-
ncan voters consider we'll what you do, before vot
ing for Burke. 1t means far more than the mere
election Of Democratic governor for North Dakota.
Governor Burke is pleading with the voters to
vote for the man and not the party. Democracy
T. ,rAd To that ~ thing and nrObahlv Will not
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

There has been a decided change in the political
complexion in the state during the past two week
Governor Burke all along has contended that .4e
was the choice of the people and that he was look
ing all of the people OF the state, without regard
tc party lines for his support.
Comes Bryan to North Dakota, and the Com.
n.oner' shows the hand that the Democrats
playing. He urges not only the election of the Gov
ernor, but of the two United States Senators, and
congressman well. to say nothing OF the men,
bers of the Legislature. The candidates for county
office nave become very active and hope to win
providing Burke is successful
The Republicans showing up Burkes record,
which is not especially good. 1t has been shown
chat he mas been building up Democratic machine
Of importance. A salary list of $4,000 is annually
paid to the Democratic appointees while the Repub-
cans get but $4,000 And the Boards of the
institution with the exception of the State
tnh hrIsiy lotld. controlled by Democrats.
Burke has been making many speeches about
the state, but he has been unable explain a
near him, for Burke is good entertaining
speaker, and the people have gone out Of curiosity
well. They desired to know how Honest John
would explain many of his acts.
The tide has apparently turned in favor Of
entire Republican stale ticket.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03
ASTHMA CATARRH CURED.
Expert Medical Scientists Announce
Startling Results Obtained
by Senpine.

by senpine.
New York: are taking
Of the generous offer made
by the Woodwork Co., Dept. O., 1851
Broadway, New York City, requesting
an experimental package OF Senpine,
the great discovery for Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis, and Catarrh, which
is mailed free Of charge to all who
write for it. It is curing thousands
Of the most stubborn cases. It makes
no difference how long you have been
sufrsring or how severe the climatic
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

The who generally has hard time nnishing
his Sunday breakfast in time for church, never
fails to get through with mis- dinner in time for the
ball game.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

A Japanese paper predicts that the United
States will have great future influence in China.
Uncle Sam has not plotted for such a position,
but has simply treated the old empire with sincere
friendly consideration.
II islands continue to rise the Alaska coat ono
should be accommodating enough to furntsh
sleeping stone from America to Asia at the narrow
Bearing Strait
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

From the depths Of the sea- Z new island has
added itseK to the Aleutfan groop Uncle Sam
should Murray up with . more dehnate government
for Alasks vhseh II twaca- es-l lsrsA rAy.s M
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

Northwestern North Dakota has nearly two hund-
red thousand people, and almost fifty thousand
l-children-and in all this vast empire no
institution Cf higher leaming We must go to
Grand Forks Fargo to college, and to Valley City
Mayville for normal school education. This
may have been all right twenty ago, when The
gophers and the buffalo owned prairies, but It
il all wrong today. We have the chance next
Tuesday to change n-a chance which, if once let
slip, be got again for at least six years. and
perhaps never. Two legislatures have passed an
act submitting to the people an amendment to the
constitution OF the state, establishing normal
school at Mnot, and this amendment will come be-
fore the people of the state to be voted at the
election next Tuesday 1t will be on special ballot
for constitutional amendments, not on the regular
ballots for officers.
We must not let interests in governor, legs-
lature county seat make forget this vital
issue. We are all of us, Republicans, Democrats,
Socialists Prohibitionsts and Mugwumps in favor
Of this amendment establishing the normal school.
it is only justice to part of the state, to
selves and to children. But if We don't get
and for it, it won't carry. Be sure to
get the special ballot, and vote FOR THE AMEND
MENT.
The Ward County independent., 1910-11-03

Aaker has shown that he had it in MIN right
along, and that when he made the voters solemn
promise that he would stand by the ticket as nomi-
mated, he insncere. He was merely waiting
for opportune time to make his announcement,
and his for turning Johnson down re
extremely lame. He says that Johnson has not de-
clared that he is free from the influences OF Nc.
kenzie and the gang, but this is not true John
son has said time and again that he would step
Into the Office untrammeed. Aaker must know That
Johnson Is not lying to the voter. Aaker declared
that article published in recent issue OF
the Normanden, which would have a tendency to
prejudice Scandinavian voters. We nave not seen
the article but Johnson did not write it, whatever
was, did he have any knowledge Of it's
contents. Should a supporter Of Burke turn him
down, just because Democratic paper happened
to "slop over?' These are the only reasons Aaker
gives. There is probably why he turned
Johnson down which will appear over his
signature.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02
HARRY LANDAU
 IS BOOSTING Us

In a letter just received by the Idit- arod Pioneer from Harry Landahl at Dawson, we get the news that Harry is right on the job boosting for our fair city and our entirely satisfactory camp. He says:
 ''T am doing all can to advance the interests of Iditarod here without caus- ing needless influx of people, but it is uphill work espe>iIlly when American Generals can be quoted from Outside papers to the effect that government aid is needed to help the destitute. have been telling that the only case of help needed during my stay in Iditarod was the young man who shot his leg off. He was sent Outside with about $2, 800 taken up by subscription. In an- other case, a sick man with consump- ton was sent out with ticket paid and about $70O in his pocket. That has stopped General Mice's tor whatever his name was) report here"
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02
THIS LOOKS LIKE
 AN EARLY VISIT

A telegram was received early last week by Commissioner Maltby from Judge Overfield to the effect that no criminal appeal cases will be tried at this term of the district court, but will be taken up when the court convenes in the Iditarod in the spring.
 From the tenor of this information it would seem that Judge Overfield contemplates an early visit next spring, and may possibly be down over the ice to give this section few weeks of needed treatment in the matter of ad- IT mastering the law.
 As it happens, the order will affect little change in the program for this section for this winter as there are only about two cases at present on the docket that are ready for the district court on appeal. It will not affect those cases that have been bound over for the consideration of the grand jury which is supposed to be about to con- vene at Fairbanks.
 There are several of these cases from this district, somo of which have already gone and some more to go.
 In the caso of the Smith trothers, who were recently fined $250 and sen- fenced to three months in jail, the ap- peal will rot be heard until OverlieId arrives here. The same condition ex- ists in the Wolf case. Wolf vas fined for criminal trespass on the Bonanza association last summer. In the mean time all of these defendants are out on bail, and the delay in their cases will save an enormous sum for transportation of witnesses and other expenses that would be incurred were the cases tried in Fairbanks.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02
WHY NOT THINK?

Here in Alaska, where fighting with the cold repeant forces of nature striving to wrest competence from frozen raves and becoming absorbed in the game that grow to like it, apt to allow the thina to become coated with of sagnaton In the chase for dollars nuggets, subjective initiative sticks it's to the trail and has eyes only for the blaze where other money geter beat it the day before in the hope getting there before objective nality is found sitting astraddle of the paystreak.
 In other words threaten to become one-cycle forgetting the fact that there is something else to think about than lining the poke and devsng ways of empying
 The cost of grub the length of carry the depth of ground the number of soyes to the pan, the amount of water the scarcity of timber the possibility of machinery these things absorb to the exclusion of all else and almost totally ignorant of the fact that profound things are happening out there in the United States that may have much to do with future welfare and happiness
 Some time ago published few remarks about dawning party, and meant political party. Since then haven't heard word about it. We said at the time that political party would be born out of the ruins of the old partie and meant to give pause to every man. be he Republican Democrat wanted every who has thnkank to skim off the peucid peachbow from his powder pouch and picture to himself period of political possibilities.
 We hoped that this seed was not sown on barren ground since is up to every ableboded thinking Alas kan, far his kosmc klowats concerned take part in this political revolution that going on ill the States, not only to keep in touch with political thought but to be that he knows whee he will jump when the time comes to act.
 Nor is this any kindergarten We have learned that few wise have been talking about the things right there the spot, where economic dope is in the making.
 That dawning party has had advance signals out for time and else has them He talks learnedy about Roosevelt in Hamptons Magazine and wants to know if Roosevelt is inevitable He argues the proposition all the way from soda to hook and finally cludes that Roosevelt is not.
 This man, Judson C. Welliver is student of political affairs and of most trenchant writers today. He say there is party coming and Roosevelt is not it's leader This is it should be is probable that Roosevelt will look much lifeke in the editorial chair of the Outlook than he would following mix with of the leaders who shaping the desnies of political regime.
 However, it is not the purpose of this screed to discuss
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02

Goldstein for ladies' arctics and leg gings.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02
THEY DAHCED SOME
 1T FLAT TOWN

On the occasion of the big opening of the H. and M. pool and billiard hail at Flat City last Wednesday night they partook of much dancing. In fact it has been said that it was the most en- thusiastically attended of any like affair on the creeks. There were over 30 ladies percent including some of the residents of Discovery city and some from the head of Flat.
 According to the reports received everyone had splendid time, this the ory being borne out by the fact that they danced until 1 in the morning, or until they had Drake and Berggren hanging on the ropes.
 Dick Hussey, proprietor of the pool room and main host of the occasion, was an extremely energetic individual. He wanted everyone to have a good time and tried to be in several places at the same time. The result was a gyroscopic motion entirely pleasing to the whole assembly.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02
GIBBS WOULD
 LIKE DIVORCE

San Francisco, Sept. 4.-Oswald Gibbs, formerly in the banking busi- ness in Fairbanks, and now a resident of Seattle, is suing his wife for divorce on the ground of assertion. Mrs. Gibbs is at present in this ely.
 (Oswald Gibbs was married in Fair banks in 1905 to Miss Doris Wright. He was employed by the Washington Alaska bank, and for period the young couple cut decided swath in the younger section of very polite SO eiety. Mrs. Gibbs went out last fall, and her husband followed over the trail after the freezeuD.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02

Roosevelt We have been dissatisfied for time with the idea that Roosevelt might be up for electoral choice in 1912 thinking that he is out of tune with the trend of events.
 We interested in that party because believe it concerns Alaskans Ii will have much to do with us when becomes the ruling power at Washington, there fore read these words and ponder:
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02
Dissolution of Partnership

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing be- tween A. F. Morgan, E. Hammer and It. k. Phillips, as owners and proprie- tors of the Riverside hotel, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, H. F. Phillips retiring from said part nership. A. F. MORGAN.
 k. HAMMER.
 Iditarod, Sept. l, 1910.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-10-02
INSURGENCY IS NOT PARTISAN

It must be kept very clearly mind insurgency Roosevelt left the country partisan cannot be partisan because there is no party that fits it. Just now it is looked upon ershp But will go back the people you will find that it anti Bailey faconis; Florida with Browar Taaerra fight ing for conro Tennessee with party lines destroyed the and Dover n Iowa. sow in kansas Fo La Toilette in Wisconsin, and Beverdge in Indiana.
 Mo- insurgency is not party affair It is national arousa chance with the Few It contest of classes truly the fight for Magma Cha of the unprveged against the
 Insurgency recognizes that political feudasm has been 6 y rema T T the m PeGR9 & King day emancipation those the twentieth century can do as much
 We will understand the significance of the when realize that s these insurgents by whatever they of money control of our affairs
 PROGRAM A
 What would nsurgent party make it's program? It might called Republican, Democratic, Progressive Radical why not by the be honest like the British the good od meanngu terms Radical and Conservative r but what would favor fair that would advocate its immediate
 railroad rates govern supervision of their making and like the service
 Absolute by government of all capitalization cor poaton doing business like control by the states of corporations doing only state business. trust 1Rpos0" a~s 00n0p0S' and 0' anti
 Publicity all contributions expenses during and after political campaigns perhaps legislation requiring that all pgn funds be provided by the proposed Roosevelt.
 Scientific employers liability legislation.
 Conservation of natural and of community interests uch as franchises, social monopolies, ct cetera
 Popular election of senator's
 Real tariff revisien based the difference produc on home and abroad producing scientific readusment proper examination of conditions by a commission
 Public ownership of municipal facilities.
 Civil service which would take the elective absolutely out of politics and them strictly on merit basis
 A toll free Panama Canal.
 Less appropriations public money for peace.
 Reform of House Representatives and Senate in the on of making them truly representative by destroying the system under which each has to be bosed by ogachy by special agents of high privilege
 Restoration of legislatures self respecting status
 Income and inheritance
 Initiative, referendum and recall.
 Popular primary nominations for all offices.
 A thoroughgoipg corrupt practices law.
 It need the of party to accomplish these things but it does need The old Republican party half progressive half cannot the need The old Democratic party burdened with the Souths question and weighted with state sovereignty traditions handed down from the dead incompetent Call party by like, but the all into It. and will rule the make keep step with that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-20
CANNON'S REASONS FOR
RESISTING RESOLUTION

Washington. March Speaker
/ Cannons announcement of the result
Of his deliberations came at the con-
elusion OF a typeWiitten statement
giving the Reasons for his position
Reading slowly and deliberately Mr..
I Cannon began his presentation OF
the matter hy referring to the fact
that he had been criticised for being
slow 10 rule on the point but he eX-
planned this was due to the circum-
stances under which the question had
been brought So unexpectedly upon
the attention Of the house. This he
said had been done, in revolutions
AIRY manner, rendering 1t Of such
transcendcnt Importance to the tu-
ture procedure of the house that the
fullest. even the most protrnctcd dis
cusston seemed justidabic.
In no other manner could the most
complete Information be brought TO
the consideration of the question and
in no other way could the largest par
ncipation of the membership of tho
house be assured.
He said the question Of individual
privilege in the house had not been
reviewed and the principles governing
u had not been questioned for many
years. Those principles he said. were
relatively simple
1T has been held always" he con-
lhutu 'tNht the ordinary legislative
duties and functions of the hous, cN-
ercised bN authority OF the constitu-
tion must proceed according To the
order prescribed hy the rules The
fact that the constitution says the
house shah have power 10 lay taxes.
regulate commerce make naturaliza-
tion laws coin money establish post
offices. create courts support armies
and 81 navy. ctc.. has not given these
subjects when embodied in bills any
iight to disturb the order OF business.
provided hN the rules The very object
nf the rules is To- provide In an orderly
way for considering those and other
subjects entrusted to the houses
iudemcnt To give am those subjects
constitutional privilege would be- TO
establish constitutional chaos In the
house
"fhel, werc. however. certain func-
tons which The constitution enjoinS
congress 40 do. and for the doing of
which IL fixes the time. Among these
requirements was one that congress
should provide Tor census OF the
population and an apportionment ~
representatives. Whether thut con-