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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26
WEDNESDAY, APRIL rs, 1911.
WAY NOT Be FAIRa

The representation Of North Dakota
In both branches of congress is evenly
divided from factional standpoint.
In the senate McCumber belongs to the
staIwarts and Gronna liz claimed by
the insurgents, In the house Hanna
~ OF the sta1wart faith while Helgesen
has sworn allegiance to the insurgent
cause.
In addition all four men were en-
dorsed at the primaries by the voters
at large They would appear to be the
popular choice for the positions they
occupy. Mccumber has six years,
Gronna four-and Hanna and Helgesen
are each starting to serve the terms
for which they were elected.
It looks like the even ddvision--the
harmony with which these men are CO.
operating ut washington--and almost
everything else would tend to put an
end to fractional chickering's and strife
IN North Dakota republican politics.
Unfortunately this is not the sltua-
ton. There seems to be a disposition
among a number OF insurgent editors
70 take whaclS at McCumber and
Hanna on every possible occasion--and
II no occasion offers itself-some of
them don't hesitate to manufacture
one.
On the other hand there are a few
stalwart editors who seem to think
they are doing heroic service by swat
ting AISLE J. Gronna enthusiastically
land a still smaller number say few
naughty things about Helgesen.
What's the use?
All four OF these men appear TO be
making an earnest effort to serve their
constituents honorably-and to nut
forth their best EFFORT for North Da-
kota. They may differ somewhat in
their Views, but that's no reason TO
believe they are crooks and. horse
thieves. ~
They can do more for the state-if
they have the earnest cooperation OF
both factions OF the party. why not
try and give them the support to which
they are entitled? All Of them are in
for an extended. service before they can
be replaced. There is no campaign in
sight-nothing TO be gained by keeping
I'M a continuous ra-v
The Forum doesn't make this sue-
gestion for harmony reasons--but
Just on the grounds Of common sense
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26

| Ware the typhoid nv.
Watch the grain grow.
@D@@
Some people fear the locust plague
600
Minct y TO have another large gar.
Mott Is proud or the size Of it,
stores.
There was prairie fire near New
England.
The Mail insists on baseball team
at Marmarth.
90
A number Of gems have been found
In Mercer county.
A whip salesman travelling in an
auto causes a smile.
The Advocate insists the commercial
club at sarles is live one.
A lot has been donated for q hall
for the knights OF Pythias at Minot.
The railway mail clerks OF the state
are up against some hard propositions
600
King John Satterlund OF washburn
sails from New York May 8. for year
in ''yurip."
Some of the editors appear to be
arguing the question hen's judge
not a judge?
Mrs. E. r. valiandigham, a former
resident Of Valley city, recently died
in San Jose. Cal.
600
PREACHERS Will be forced to demand
an increase in salary since they must
pay full railroad fare.
@SS@
The Minot Independent doesn't pre-
dict any great boom for the state hail
insurance proposition.
1t is quite evident there is not a
great deal OF love lost between the edi-
tors at Crosby and Ambrose.
go
The blacksniths in the towns along
the Milwaukee In the southwestern
part Of the state are we'll organized
900
Inc Minot Commercial club has a
live secretary who is succeeding in
giving the city lot Of good advertis-
ing.
With the favorable farming condi-
lions, the business men are showing
more liberality in their advertising
900
At Tacoma all five members of the
city commission were recalled. The
Minot Reporter wants the recall on one
member there.
The state board will not paw for the
horses killed at Minot because they
were not deemed healthy enough to be
taken into Canada.
900
Mayor Noble made sudden and I'M
dignified exit from train at Beach
In endeavoring to get off while the cars
were moving rapidly.
It's queer that the farmers of the
state demanded, for years, the enact
ment of hail insurance law-and now
don't like the measure.
Former Editor Moffet of bismarck
who entered the regular army after
the Spanish-American war, has re-
Gently been made captain.
@9<&
One of the men who is charged with
assisting in the Turtle Lake horse
whipping episode has since broken
shoulder and the town has had a fire.
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TeIIsx Notes.

Tolley NJ. D., April 22.-To The Fo-
rum: The Embroidery club met with
Mrs, L. Chrlsten Thursday afternoon,
Vern Johnson, son Of II. o. Johnson.
had his knee dislocated.
Henry Schultz made drive to Bow
bells Wednesday.
M. +. Porter left for Minneapolis
Tuesday. He win visit some Of his
friends on his way home.
r. p. Johnson and wife, returned
from Montana after a weeks visit with
their daughter.
Harold Woolery, while playing on the
school ground, fell and cut his tongue
badly. DR.. Rainville was summoned
and found 1t necessary to take three
stitches.
The children OF the M. u. church,
gave an Easter programme last Sum
day.
The Tolley baseball team has been
practicing nearly every night lately.
Cor. r..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26
SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN The HAIR
--4a@s--@~
Restore Faded and Gray Hair
TO Natural Color Dandruff
Quickly Removed,

There is nothing new about the idea
Of using sage for restoring the color Of
the hair. Our great-grandmothers kept
their locks soft dark and glossy By
using sage tea. Whenever their
hair fell out on took On dull, faded Or
streaked appearance they made q brew
pf sage leaves and applied It To their
hair, with wonderfully beneficial effect.
Nowadays we don't hare to resort to
eld-timeI tiFesoFne methods of gathering
the herbs and making the tea. This is
done BY eixillfui chemists better than we
could do 1t ourselves, and all we have to-
ID Ii to call for the ready made product.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur EFair Rem
edy, containing sage In tbs proper
strength, with the addition of sulphur,
another oId4tlma scalp remedy.
The manufacturers OF this remedy
authorize druggists to sell 1t under guar
antee that the money will be refunded Ii
It fails 10 do exactly al represented.
This preparation ii offered I'd the
public at fifty cents bottle, and Ii
recommended and sold by all druggists.
Special Agents. Font d pOrtsrfield.
AL Broadway.
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Havana, N. D., April z4.-To The
Forum Mrs. w. s. Spooner IL quite
seriously i'll with stomach trouble.
Mrs. John Busey was very sick last
week with neuralgia of the heart.
Dallas Busey had an attack Of APP
pendicitis last week.
Mrs. Dave Surus arrived from Birch
>. p, last Wednesday and is visiting
the Eiltngson fanatics. Mrs. Surus II
sister to s. f. and Edwin Ellingson,
Mrs. u. Miller who was visiting al
the Kast home returned to her home al
Cayuga last Friday.
Leon Howard returned from South
America last Wednesday where he
has been since last September.
Harry Milton of Neillsville wis. ar
rived in Havana last Thursday for a
little visit. He was on his way to
Beach, Mont.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Rarknecht died last Friday. and
was buried Saturday. The little one
was ten days old and had not been
well from the first. The funeral was
held from the Barknecht residence.
The grief stricken parents have the
sympathy Of their many friends in
their great bereavement.
Mrs. August Goltz returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday here she
had been In the st. Barnabas hospital
for the past month. Mrs. Goltz has not
yet recovered from the recent operation
but Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Larsen's chill
dren are having the nnufnps and the
German measles.
Walter Frisby had the misfortune Of
losing valuable horse last week.
Cor. III.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26
North Dakota Kernels

| Get your hoe and rake.
&@@
| Bowbells has been long on fires.
90
Bismarck wants = briquetting plant
Bismarck is certain to have a GOOD
bah team.
There are some cases OF scarlet fever
at Mandan.
Daily tests Of the city water at Minot
are satisfactory.
Monango has commercial club that
promises to do things.
@%@
New England is to have motion
picture show twice week.
~&@
New England entertained the edi-
tors of the CannonbalI country.
Farmers are paying more attention
to the corn crop in North Dakota.
600
Some people can't see the ADVANTAGE
OF Senator Plains hail insurance law
The Billings county division suit
VIII be carried ND to the supreme
court.
AT the funeral OF Mrs. Carl r. Jacob
son, at Minot, her eight sons acted as
pallbearers.
III the Milwaukee and the Grand
Trunk connect in North Dakota there
will be something doing,
@&@
Colonel Whitehead will probably he
IN no rush to start daily edition of
MS Weekly State at Williston.
900
The Beach Chronicle refers to a dis
tinguished state senator from Wells
county as Henry Joke Bessessen."
900
Near Bowbells, one night recently.
some one threw stone through a
window OF w. G. Mitchell's residence.
There is some s'T Speculation as -
whether Senator Bessessen Of Harvey
VIII explain his final vote in the Cow
an case.
900
The Ignite Bulletin thinks the pro-
per way to pronounce the name of the
editor of The Bowbells Tribune is to
--sneeze ii.
600
There are great many people anx-
lous to see the extension of the N.
Z. from Pingree across the Missouri at
Energy via Wilton.
%@m
one man testified that Judge cowan
was drunk at Minot. A half A dozen
sWore he wasn't One of them was
the lieutenant governor.
600
correspondent wants more religion
and less theology. There are so few
editors attend church regularly they
tell the difference.
600
The Lakota American intimates Edi-
tor Lampman Of The Michigan Arena
ls paying too much attention to sore
neads. There's a chance for q nice
little newspaper scrap.
900
The Bismarck Palladium strongly
objects to the idiotic suggestion made
by one writer that Chief Justice Nor
gan be pushed Off the supreme bench
TO make room for a new appolnttee by
Burke.
some editors insist on removing ads
from the front page because they spoil
the appearance of the paper. Others
says the front page belongs to them
and they can do as they wish. II seems
to be a case of everybody to his own
taste-like the fellow who kissed the
COW.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26
THEY ALL DEMAND IT.
Fargo, Like Every City end Town In
the unien, Receives IL.

Fargo, Like Every City and Town In
the uniens Receives Ii.
People with kidney Ills want To be
cured. When one suffers the fortunes
of an aching back, relief Ii eagerly
sought Tor. There are many remedies
today that reiiee bu do not cure.
Here Il evidence to prove that Deans
Kidney Pills cure, and the eura ii last
ing.
John Johnson, eos sixth avenue
south, Moorhead. Minns says: II can
not say too much In praise Of Doau's
Kidney Pills. I strongly advise any
person afflicted with backache or kid
aey trouble to as this remedy. MY
back panied me nearly u the time and
i rested poorly. Deans kidney Pills
were strongly recommended to me ana
the contents OF few boxes entirely
removed kidney complaint from my
system
For sale by alt dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agent FOR the United
States
Remember the name Doan Sand
take no other
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26

AAWE don't In surprise
Wv Afmmph" daddy haven't much sense
as a your
"Why daddy" Evelyn getting atg I'm
bug his head against tree
lin the neighborhood"
daddy but Jacks head was as hard o.
and set himself ready breakfast that ne
wouldn't able FOR three months"
awfuly good
ready for It, Please begin it
thinking Of" said daddy live out In calfo
nia and they that they make sycamore trees
Jack and Evelyn gaspd in establishment but daddy said ITS true every
III
woodpkers fond OF the little
that gather
ground decay but he knows
that like and that they liable
steai bis before becomes at for his fasous palate
80 little Mr. Wodpecker finds nice old sycamore tree with the bark
big With
nut IN his
slippery started the
then that couldn't
out with his
Then Mr. Wodpeke caps his wings and flies repeat the
alton somewhere negorhod months
end with
few dozen delicious fills
well" said Jack T
81 won't" said Evelyn stouty
And then they both fell tef ,~sss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26
sOLITDcAl-7
Mh5 AND M2ZES

Hankinson Newsa Representative
Hanna made vigorous speech against
the reciprocity bill in congress this
week. Concluding logical argument
against the pact. he said: Fright ana
justice Is upon the side Of the farmer.
and so far as lies In my power / shall
do my best to see thai he gets square
deal'
Edmore Herald News: 1t really looks
as though the Cowan impeachment
case was nothing more nor less than
La deep laid political plot whereby a
few would-be leaders OF the minority
party sought to remove from public
life one OF the leaders of the majority.
The democrats and their henchmen
have tried to remove him from the
bench by vote of the people, but
failing In this they have invoked the
aid of our state legislature at an ex-
pense of probably $4,000, and vet they
will not succeed In their undertaking.
Judge Cowan will have no trouble in
convincing the senate that he Is
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I
Judge Engerud says that he is will
ing to testify that safety razors are a
fake las far as he is concerned. He
Is willing to offer in evidence (provid
ed the hearing Is held at once), as
exhibit A the left side of his face, and
as exhibit B the right side of his face.
The representative OF The Forum
had promised to find out the dates re.
garding when fishing of bass and pike
were permissible under the Minnesota
laws, for DIR. G. A. Carpenter. He
called at the Office of the doctor to
supply the promised information so
that the former city health officer
could take the first train to the fish
ing ground back of his home at Cor
morant lake.
While there a woman not we'll
dressed. but overly dressed, came in
and said that she would like to ask q.
little information from DR.. Carpenter
The Forum man rose to go, but the
latter said 1t wasn't necessary, so he
stayed.
You know, Doctor" said she in a
rather nervous voice "my husband has
habit of getting sick every time he
stays out late at night. He gets nery-
GUS, his steps are most unsteady
when he comes home, and there seems
to be something wrong with his stom-
ach, as he always has a. bad breath.
Now, what would you have him do in
case of another attack"
WELL" said the doctor. you needn't
worry. Just tell him to stay out lit
tie bit later and get a little bit siclSer.
Then he viii not need any advice from
me. He'll do 1t himself"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26

One Conductor Helped Back 10 Work
Mr.. MILFORD Adams Is mis- name, and
he writes: II was confined to my bed
with chronic rheumatism and used
two bottles Of Foley's Kidney Remedy
with good effect The third bottle put
me on my feet and resumed work
as conductor on the Lexington, KY.
Street Railway It win do all you
claim in cases Of rheumatism It
clears the blood Of uric acid. III. III.
Casselman.
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Arthur Na,ns.

Arthur, N. D., April 24.--To The
Forum. The Ladies Aid held their
annual election ait the home Of Mrs.
Roberts. The following officers were
elected: Vice president Mrs. Hackett;
second vice president, Mrs William
Hackett secretary, Mrs. J. A. Bergum;
treasurer. Mrs. T. r. Campbell The
hostess served an elaborate lun-
cheon and he ladies adjourned 20
meet with Mrs. Louis Bettschen in
two weeks.
w. e. Gamble was called to AIillbank,
s. D., to attend the funeral Of his aunt.
Mrs David Gamble, who died suddenly
OF heart failure while In Seattle, Wash.
Those who met the lady here on her
visit two years ago regret to hear OF
her death.
Clyde Morrison: OF AYR, has opened
q barber shop here.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Tucker Of Fargo,
are spending q few days here the
guests OF their relatives.
A. IT. Burgum liz convaiescing very
slowly after his long and tedious ILL
ness. Miss Kelley Of Fargo who has
nursed him through his illness OF si1
weeks, leaves for her home In Fargo
this week
Mrs. r.. 7. Chandler returned home
Friday after months visit In Spencer.
Ia.
Miss verna stumpf II under the
doctors care for an attack of tonsiiitis.
Mrs. ]. IA. Rurgum entertained her
sunday school class OF young ladies' At
her home to dinner Sunday
ID. Il. Webb, cf Page Ii assisting n.
y. Ross IN his store.
Mrs, j. A. Burgnn spent Friday In
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26
BOOKER wAsHINeToN,s SCHOOL

That race prejudice against the me-
groes Il about as strong In the north
las IN the south--is being discovered
~ Booker e. Washington. He Is try
fng to found new Industrial college
cor negroes In the north like the one
he now has at Tuskegee. 1T is said that
he has, purchased several sites-but
has been induced BY cash subscriptions
% look elsewhere because Of objections
from surrounding property holders
The Springfield Republican thus COM
Enents on his latest purchase Of d site
Booker n. Wasliingtons purchase 81
land near Nerthport. Al. n. II said to
have been for b site, not to build him
self summer residence but to estab-
lish an Industrial school for NEGROES
pinilar a that At Tuskegee. This II
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amply qualified to hold his position as
judge, and we predict that before an
other issue of this paper is out he will
return to his home and friends at
Devils Lake and this judicial 1istric.
entirely exhonorated from the dirty
charges made by his few political
enemies.
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Mrs. #. Marti, ST. Joe, Mich, says:
Our little boy contracted a severe
bronchial trouble and as the doctors
medicine did not cure him. gave
him Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
In which have great faith. II cured
the cough as well as the choking and
gagging spells, and he got well in a
short time. Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound has many times saved us
much trouble and we are never with
out 1t in the house" III. II. Casselman.
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Hunter the guest of Mrs. w. II. Beard
Mrs. g. r. Bayard of Ayr, who has
been here during her fathers illness.
returned to her home at Ayr.
Miss Mabel German OF Fargo. was
the guest of her friend, Mrs. r. Phil
lips, Saturday. Cor a
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Cleaning
n The Human System Needs Il.

----vw-~
Mrs. M. Morgan, I'll 4th Ave.. e.,
Brainerd, Mimi. writes: II take from
one to two bottles Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla in the spring to purify the blood
just as regularly an do my house
cleaning. and go around light-footed
and light-hearted. I believe 1t is the
best blood purifier known"
HOODS Sarsaparilla So combines the
curative principles OF roots. barka and
herbs as to raise them to their highest
efficiency; hence its uneQualed cures.
Get 1t today iii usual liquid form ol
tablets called sarRakabs,
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a A..
mis- energies TO the cause Of the plain
people and waged their battles with
vlgor that knew no bounds.
Potato Patch" Pingree, ne was
called because he turned over va
cultivation
Nigor, energy, prnbfty and thrift
never once did the success OF the
great Pingree Shoe Factory cause
MIN to forget the day OF small Me-
Etnnings.
without economy few can be rich
anQ with IL none need be poor.
Ten dimes make a dollar--a dollar
y enough 20 open an account in cur
Savings Department.
Resolve right now to make .. de-
post with US your very next nav
On Jan. LIST and July list of each
year We pay the interest on all our
Savings Accounts at the rate OF
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Stories OF Success
E1AZEN $. PINdREE

Paint me iuse
as I am" said
the great Oliver
Cromwell to the
portrait artist,
II want no Hat
tering canvass. =
An honest man
OF the same type
was Hazen g.
Pingree, fou r
times mayor or
Detroit and twice
governor of the
w olverine state.
A born tighter,
hM Annn@ws 30 kas9
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Good results always follow the use
Of Foley Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief in all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders. Try them. ii.
HI. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-26

Ihe Fargo Forum and Republican Is
Runlighed every evening except Sunday in
nue. and Fifth street NORTH. Fargo N. ID
subscription - The Fargo Forum AMI
Daily Republican, ny carrier, 15c per week,
OF 40c per month, In advance; SD per year.
The Fargo Forum and Weekly Republican,
NJ per year. The Fargo Forum and Sat
nrday Republican, So per year. Single
copies, SC. Subscribers win nnd the date
e which they have paid, printed opposite
their names on the address slips.
Address all communications to The Forum
Printing Co. Fargo, N. ID.
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E9' One idea of no gentleman is a Ca
morrist who threw his glass eye at the
judge.
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INDOOR ADJUSTMENTS.

4
While Fargo may lack in the way Of
parks. baseball and other outdoor
amusements-it can be truthfuliy said
it's long on indoor entertainment.
With the Fargo operahouse fire.
quently giving excellent road shows
the Orpheum putting on high class at
fractions from the famous Orpheum
circuit--the Grand with its well known
attractions from the Sullivan Consi-
dine people-the Bijou and the Savoy
with their motion pictures, songs and
their vaudeville turns from the Web
ster circuit-there seems to be no par
ticular shortage OF something to inter
est.
These attraction are given at reason
able rates and the seat sale for differ
emit parts Of the house in the three
larger places gives sufficient scope to
accommodate the purses Of those SEEK
ing amusement.
as Diaz is certainly some standpat-
ter.
F9' Texas claims room for 100000
600 people.
ar One idea of no gentleman is a Ca
morrist who threw his glass eye at the
judge.
az That farmers free list is about
the best joke Of the season and should
have been. sprung April /.
IT, A Chicago druggist stands by
the soda fountain and hypnotizes Gus
toners into buying drinks.
"a Some peoples idea of hotel
thief-is a man who insists on butting
In on another mans territory.
60 Some Of those people who are
won't to boast Of the home cooking
eat most heartily at cafes and hotels.
sT OF course you may have lot of
things to worry about-but that's no
reason why you can't plant tree or
two.
Er Officers in Chicago found 1856 in
a chicken ward Poultrv faneiers al
ways did contend the business was
profitable.
, ET Some one suggests a curfew for
everyone at 10 o'clock--then there
would be no one on the streets to be
held up at late hours.
ls~ There are a lot of men who are
confident they could run a farm and
Its machinery-even If they can't keep
a lawn mower in repair.
~ The peach crop was killed in some
districts in Georgia. The orchard own
ers are planting asparagus between
the rows of trees to get some returns.
GH' Before every meal DR.. ID. X. Pear |
sons of Chicago, 81 years young. re-
peats, "fret not thy gizzard" That
would sound well at a poultry show. |
A RaIfmhI@ Madietna-Nn4 . M-.n.As.
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~ That farmers free list" is about
the best joke OF the season and should
have been. sprung April /.
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81 A Chicago druggist stands by
the soda fountain and hypnotizes Gus
toners into buying drinks.
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IA Texas claims room for 100000
600 people.