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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
COMMERCIAL CLUB
BOOSTER BANQUET
BUSINESS MEMS ORGANIZATION
OF CITY WILL HOLD RousING
MEETING AND BIG BANQUET TO
START PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
FOR FARGO.

The executive committees of the
various subsidiary organizations Of the
commercial club met last night at the
club assembly rooms to outline pub
iicity campaign for the city and to
take the first steps in the movement
for greater and more up-to-date
Fargo. A booster banquet will be held.
at which covers will be laid for the
entire membership of the club and
other business men who are not affili-
ated with the organization, but who
are looked upon as prospective mem
bers.
From the sentiment expressed pub
licly at the meetings of the committees
at the commercial club last night, it
was decided to begin this publicity
campaign as early as possible in the
tall and a tentative date for the ban
quet was set for Sept. lis. This will
be subject to change, though the com
mittees are DESTROYS of having the
banquet as near this date as will be
possible to arrange it.
A fine programme viii be prepared
for that evening, which will follow the
repast, and it will be one that will
arouse the enthusiasm of all Fargo
business men, get them together, in
stll a better feeling of goodfellowship
among them and desire in everyone
10 do everything he can for Fargo. The
motto of the city of Rochester of do
1t for Rochester" is one that deemed
worthy OF copying here, and this ban
quet and opening of the community
and publicity campaign will be done
In the spirit of do it for Fargo"
1t Is felt by the newer life that
seems to be coming to the front in the
commercial club that IL the member
ship can be increased In the coming
year to 400. all things will be possible,
as there will then be sufficient money
in the organizations exchequer to go
ahead with plans that will help this
city and make it in every sense the
biggest little municipality in the
world.
The programme to be arranged is
to be something like the ones given by
the famous Gridiron club Of Washing
ton, creating amusement at the same
time creating the desire within every
one present of trying to do his best
and his part and share of the work
toward making the city bigger and bet
ter. The new executive committee Of
the club is going in to win and dur
ing its incumbency, 1t is not going to
leave one stone unturned to make the
club success and accomplish the
ORGANIZATIONS purpose in the city.
Every member seems to be with the
committee, especially the executive
committees Of the affiliated associa-
tons, all Of whom are trying to do
their share toward building up the
commercial club and the city of Far
90
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
CITY'S HEALTH
IN GOOD SHAPE
INSPECTOR SAYS FARGO
HEALTH CONDITIONS ARE VERY
GooD-ALMosT ALL THE WEE DIS
cUT-ALLEYs IN BAD SHAPE
GARBAGE CANS.

1.-THE general health of the city is
in f1ne condition. said Duke Wood
land, the city health inspector and SUI
perintendent Of the city detention hos
pital when talking with a representa-
tive Of The Forum this morning.
Mr.. Woodland continued: 'aThe
weeds which are always blamed with
great deal of sickness in the sum
mer time are not in good shape and
are fairly well cut down all over the
city. Ip about four more days I be-
lieve that / will have all of them cut.
On account Of the damp condition of
the ground this year some Of the weeds
that have already been cut are grow
ing up tall again. However, / am of
the opinion that they will not seed,
and If they show signs of seeding, of
course they will be cut again.
THE worst feature about the health
conditions Of the city is the down
town alleys. These highways are used
a great deal for heavy hauling and
great mud holes have formed in
them and these are regular catch ba-
sins when it rains. The rain filling
the holes becomes stagnant and is
very injurious. If these were paved
this would be eliminated and the con-
ditions will be improved very much.
'The hotels Of the city are all abid-
ing by the new law requiring them 10
have large covered cans for their
garbage. I thought for a time that
there might have to be some action
taken in some Of the cases but know
that all of the eating houses down
town are taking care Of their garbage
in the manner prescribed by the law.
There are not many contagious
diseases in the city at this time. We
have two at the hospital and there are
a very few cases of scarlet fever over
that city that are now in quarantine"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
men SAVE Sc TO $50

We are selling taiIor-maue suits,
built just as you want them at the
same you pay for hand -me- down.
Now is the time to get measured for
your fall suit so as to be ready for
cold weather. Dakota Tailoring Co,
400 N. p. avenue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
NORTH DAKOTA
WILL EXHIBIT
FIVE HUNDRED SQUARE FEET or
SPACE SECURED AT THE TWIN
CITY LAND SHOW FOR THE
FLIcKERTAIL sTATE-WILL BE
HELD DEC. 12 TO as.

North Dakota will show from $780,
600 to 100000 people big exhibit Of
her products at the land show in st.
Paul Dec. 10 to %.
Word has been received from the
officers Of the Northwestern Develop
ment league that the businss interests
OF st. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth
have agreed to a deal whereby this
state will be furnished exhibit space
without cost at the land show. The
show to be given under the auspices
of the league is the only one in the
country which is not q private enter
prise and will be managed in such a
way as to furnish space for Official
exhibits
At a cost Of $4,000 the business
interests of the three Minnesota cities
have bought from the league $500
square feet Of preferred space at the
show. Each of the seven states will
have space of fifty feet long and ten
feet wide for their official exhibit.
Governor Burke has been asked to
confer with officers of the league in this
state and secure the interest Of those
necessary to put in an exhibit which
"@A& w VA NAAb W IllS SNdLS. OuuCT
plan no one community or city will
have an advantage over others in the
state. Any city, county or land COM
pany desiring to make an independent
exhibit will be able to secure a limit
ed amount Of space near the state
exhibit on reasonable terms, but it is
the desire of the league officers for
this state that the best possible ex-
hibtt be made in the name Of the state
as 1t is from such an exhibit that re-
suits are to be obtained.
The seven states which are to be
thus represented are Washington,
Oregon, Idaho, Montana, North and
South Dakota and Minnesota. No
other states viii have exhibits and
Canadian exhibits win be barred, the
whole idea of the show being IAN ex-
position by the seven states for the
benefit Of the seven states alone"
North Dakota officers Of the league
are John Bruegger of williston and e. |
Y. Sarles Of Hillsboro. Inquiries
about the North Dakota exhibit should
be addressed to them while informa-
ton about the show and space there
ing should be addressed to VIII A. |
Campbell, st. Paul, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16

You'll not notice the heat IL you
don't talk about it" says DR. Wiley.
The trouble is that other people insist
on talking about it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
shot CRAPS ON STREET
Fellow Gould Not Resist Temptation
and Rolled Bones on the Street.
i, Two DRINKS In Court.

So much, In love with the gambling
game of craps that he could not re-
'sist rolling the bones on the street,
a man was arrested last night by an
officer Of the local police department
The fellow swung down N. p. avenue
in an intoxicated condition and all
along the way he rolled the bones.
w. H. Young ana John stevens APP
peared before Judge Miller this morn
ing, one Of the pair being implicated
in the auto gambling game. They both
pleaded guilty to being drunk and were
given four days work on the street.
Because of the fact that the crap game
was being played alone, the court made
no effort to fasten the gambling charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16

A boy does not regard 1t as a hard
ship to have to take swimming lessons
during his vacation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
TO cocswEL.L.

John Iverson Iert for Cogswell
last evening, where he was placed III d
position as stenographer with Adams
s. Frees Co, real estate dealer, by
Aakers Business College. The A. B.
G. starts this week By placing students
In extreme northern and extreme south
ern part of the state, showing that the
school has the confidence OF business
men north az well as south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
Carpet Cleaning and Rua

Weaving Of all kinds. Rag
rugs rugs from Ingram carpet
rag carpet. silk portiercs, etc.
North Dakota Weaving Co. 142I
Fifth Ave. So Phone 2166I~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
THE aIRLs NEEn

"A business education just as much
as the boys. Think OF the widows you
have known who have been defrauded
out Of estates. 1t could have been
guarded against by thorough Dakota
Business college training. BY all means
give a girl a year at this school. 1t
will make her independent self-sup-
porting-even IL she does never need
to work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-16
pon,t Carry = Rsvolxar.

We are not going to hold you up.
We're going to save you from $500 to
$500 on any suits that you order of
us. We have hundreds of samples to
pick from. Bernier Bros, Denis Blk,
AIT N. p. Ave. Hats cleaned and re-
blocked.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

Quash the indictments. and when this
molten was denied. n hill at exception.
useful AZ q ground work for an appeal
should such become necessary, was
filed
The pleas we're then made mot
guilty 10 each at the nineteen
charges and the trial was set for Oc'
iober a.
ON certain points relative 10 the
presence Of James Mcnamara IN cali.
iornia. the evidence of the prosecution
~ believed to consist mainly of sig
natures on the registers ~ hotels
whore Brice WIS guest IN Sausalitn.
San Francisco and Los Angeles Hand.
writing experts therefore will be-
prominent among the experts called In
the trial
II r. believed here that three lines
Of defense are opcn, namely
To establish an abb. by proving
that lanes u Mcnamara. the only one
of the prisoners whom u ls allegea
actually placcd the bombs in Los
Angeles. was not here ~ the time Of
the disaster,
o. 10 achieve the same result By
leaving the burden ~ proof upon the
state. and then demOnstraiiug 70 the
jury that the prosecution had not
proved that James u Mcnamara vas
IN los Angeles ON on about October l.
1910
o. to prove that the destruction Of
the Times building was not caused
ty dynamite but hy ihc huge volume
OF gas used Tor heating the metal 10
the linotype machines Of the news
paper
rhe latter apparently h the line the
defense has chosen. and here VIII be
the battle erouGd ~ sire experts For
every epert the prosecution calls upon
10 the testify Ia support Of the dvna'
mite theory. the defense viii have one
10 do his best toward establishing the
belief thar gas was responsible for
the disaster. ~
For weeks. n - anticipated the le.
gal struggle will be- vagcd upon this
point The iury WI be confronted
by q maze Of hgurts theories and
facts concerning ne characteristics
OF dynamite ana gas
And ut the end. when the exhibits
Of bombs, clock work internal ma.
chimes and dynamite sticks, no1
stored In a magazine far ont Ia the
desert. have been shown, aud the
whole story of fhc tragedy nnfolded,
the fate OF the Mcnamara brothers.
according Ia students on both sides
Of the ease viii depend upon the
iurlH answer to me question Was
d dynamite or gas3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
HOW TO TREAT
OLD SORES

The proper way--fhe only sue.
ccsSfgi way-- 10 treat an old sore
e. 10 destroy It's source. Not by
dangerous surgical operations or
irritating, " dyawing" piasters, bat
BY Nature's true method Of purify
Ing the blood Ond filling the circu-
iaiion NTH rich, noanshing proper
lies; then the cure will Be Natural
and lasting. We can easily under
stand hoW impurities in the blood
lgill infect some We0k point on our
bodies, and BY continually dis.
charging impurities info IL keep The
place open and iHaamed until a
chronic nicer is formed. Nothing
ihen is so sure 10 produce cure
Of these old sores as S. SIS. This
medicine is Natures perfect blood
remedy, composed of the most heaIo
ing and at the same time the most
penetrating and bloOd-punJing
properties. h remOOes eUsry par
ticle Of impariiy or morbid matter
from the circulation, and assists
nature in the increasing Of beautiful,
nutritious corpnscles in the blood
$ $. $. makes pure blood. and pure
blood Is Natures unfailing cure for
Old sores. Every sufferer with am old
sore should use s. S. S.. because Il
SIS the remedy they most need. Book
on Sores and Ulcers aud medical adj
vice free. SIS. is sold NJ drug stores.
m swyT specific CO.. Atlanta. "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

tNg tNeuteG ueraid \. y. LEASED Ntrsl
Ia Angeles. cal, Oct 81 clock
turned one time 100 many. a main
uF wound tao tight are. according
200 ,hp contention OF the prosecution,
IUp ir.flcs rosponHihlc Tor the fact that
Iuhu . Mcnamara and his brother
lpWts are about To be- tried here on
~. charge OF having murdered nine
teen mon on Wednesday next eleven
dB, more than year after the dts
Hf.of n which score Of victims We're
slain ihpse two men must appear Ia
Department Nine 1T the county supe-
rioi court 10 defend themselves against
rhs accusation that they caused the de-
uHtiuu oi the Los Angeles Times
building IAN hour after midnight on the
morning ol October I 1874
s Uoh uf what the prosecution re-
cards ua eridthce has boon spun
abound he two brothers. one nation
al labor leader and the other WORKER
in tHc ranks. and will be- presented TO
fl" iury Clarence barrow and tho
other attorneys engaged In the de.
iouse Of the MeNamaras. however.
mr cunntcni that they will be able To
r0ud asundcr the onsc of The proseru-
Ion aud that ihcir clients viii walk
inul free mru
IhI bomb that did NOT explode and
which vas iounl besid. The house OF
IDlIE Erohandelaar an official nf tho
lu. Angeles Merchants and Manu-.
HnHIera association. has supplied thc
.''N hai has solved. at least to the
abstraction ul tbe prosecution. the
m lrp of how The building at the
Dos Angeles Times was destroyed
lho Glow rs traced back fo the Nc
>HmaA brothers through chain 81
"I.aeed circumstances aud facts The
'lf, oi Iho state however has leen
1't, ih,l NN one ol The atom, FOR
f'' defense aH u flimsy fabric 40 cir
instances aud nothing $40 p has
developed to show that he prosecu.
Nn Ha. any direct evidence 90 prove
'A1. Ilmes % Mcnamara set The
"W'- 1f The Times hullding, ana at
..' homes of General harrison Gros
DI ho proprietor OF The Times
.HI Nr Ieohaudeaaf Nothing on
..s point appears in the iiunscrint
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
lr Y 5 l.heney b Wmlra.

pr v s. cheney ~ willard,
The i've delegates elected Co rrprr-
sent rho willard precinct we're Mar
nrio Torres. FREDERICK chavez J. o.
Under IS ond. Saturuno LuprlE and Dr
y. s. cheney
The meeting was The largest aud
most enthusiastic ever heid .n this
precinct Rousing speeches support
ing the nominees of the state ticket
and upholdlng tho prluclpics aud plat
form Of tho Republican party ~ Haiti
down at IN" las VEGAS convention,
were made 90, tho delegates aud many
otherf
Tine candidacy ~ NJ James "
ChBVos of willard FOR represcntatlyr
from Torrance county Go the loser
house was ondoss 4 q, tho convention
and me delegates Wcrr instructed to
vote ana work fpr hts nomination.
Tho count, convention VII he hell
IN willard. October 18th and vraag
ticket nominated that undouht, W.,
VII hc elected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

tn aiand jury. they maintain. was
mere hearsay. aud sending his wife,
Mis-. Emma r. McManlgnl into th"
legal lists against him. they declare
They viii tear into shrcds his charac-
ter ANA his reputation with McMan-
igals reputation for prohiiy and YER
acN, dpEtrovcd the defense counts on
rendering valucless NOT only his tesii'
mon, concerning the Times explosion
hui also an NJ his confession relating
to his connection with Iohn J McNa.
mara aud tho latters anticipation IN
an alleged consplrac, which not only
involved the TIMES and the partial
wrcckinr " tho l.lcwcllyn IRON works
here last Christmas, hui was respon.
sible also far numerous explosions on
steel construction work in various
sections ~ the east.
Relieving Dc ran crush Mechanical
with the AID of his wife. the defense
will then turn rs attack upon Mrs.
| lngeisulL Who all along has been re.
garded as material witness for The
state ~ she is called to the stand.
% Is asserted. witnesses found by de-.
tcctiyes who have been searching her
| lie and record for weeks and months.
viii be produced 20 testify AGAINST her.
ON NAV g. tae dat after Mechanical
had testified the grand iury returned
tweniy.ouc new indictments One of
these held cNauieal responsible for
the I.lewell,n Iron Works explosion.
Another chargei John J Mcnamara
I with completely as Co.conspirator IN
the I1awell1n ease The other nine
teen true bills related 20 The Times
case. alleging that nineteen Of the
twenty victims we're murdered by
John Mcnamara. James y McNa.
mara Milton a Schmidt. David cap.
| Ian tohn Doe. Richard Roe and Jane
Doe The Does and Roe, according ga
| the prosecution. were placed In the list
OF accused o. precantion In the
event that any other alleged conspira'
tors are found.
Clarence barrow took charge OF
The defense on Nav o. Mrs McMan
igal entered the case two weeks later.
She came tu los ANGELES from Chi.
cago
Later she was summoned TO testify
| before the Grand jury and for three
days she piited her wits against those
OF the deputy prosccutor designated To
question her
ON the second day detectives for
| the prosecution brought Mechanical
over from the iail and confronted his
wife with him She emerged from the
| Interview screaming in hysteria Sub
Frequently McManigal in the presence
oi Burns detectives gave statement
| 10 reporters that The defense was
using his wife 40 induce him 60 deny
his testimony. hut that he would stick
10 the prosecution tie also declared
that he was moi permitted TO see his
children because be would not change
sides
Win MIR Darfow arrival In May
| plans for the defense were begun The
time Tor the McNamatas To enter their
pleas to the murder indictments was
| deferred until luly q. hui ON thar date
instead OF entering pleas. Mr.. parrow
backed by Attorneys Joseph Scott
CYRUS McNutt and l.ecomptc Davis,
! who had been retained with Hartman
: 10 assist him. assalled the jurisdiction
OF Judge Bordwell 10 Try the case,
| This attack was based on the alleged
fact that John J. Mcnamara had econ
illegally taken out OF Indiana, When
lthis failed. they entered a motion "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

... arrested in Detroit
two priroucfs .u. hurried
lH' Michigan ai. Ufius
I... .u chicago. unr ... tfhpl -
ff"m Burus f.. Hud lntN
o.. ...i secret indicfu. AGAINST
10 aW aud The NJ .H.'t broth
of. pIisltiUn aud .,uHIupn pa.
rpt. rU nhtaln,d .ifH fI. utmost
so,r. rom Govcrnuf Imam John
son HI feramcntu. and 'HstInt pls-
MO- Ntorney JossrH rnti ~ Los
Angelo. With DotsoiI.D James TO
SICK hurI"d To- Indian .Dn. Meeting
Hufus tHI DIS men tn,f. ou Apri 2-
thrN went straight g. offices Of IN,
BIRDS. aud structural iruu workers
association and arrested John 3 NJ
NauHtt
lu au hour ar tN1 Goo, fprmalitiof
of arfupu.ur him b,fUiy Justice and
fliinE thr oNtraditiuH papers were
gone thfnush. aud " Namara WAS on
his wa, Co. tos AnRelas
Tho new. pf his arrest WAS flashed
90 the waiting isnru, ueutonants in
chicago. and with .luali, fcvcrlsh
haste James D. MDNHmara and No
Manlgal N,fr started Hn their trans
continental ionrRey 60 prison. the two
parties met In Dodg '5ti, Kan. and
arrived h"ro together Aprl 20
Ford remained in Indianapolis aud
was arrested ou the charge uf having
kidnapped John }. 81 NHmatl Burns
and iiosiDk were Rft,fwurd indicted
uu the same charge. aud both were
h,d Ice SlU.O00 for tflM
Efforts Ncrc then mad" by Burns
ANA hs men tn idcntiN their prison
crs. th. two McNHmHras. aud Nc.
NlHnigal with TIA three mon. Brysun
Morris and Leonard Who purchased
Tho 1000 pounds OF dynamite in san
Francisco
Nc Mauigai was taken before ~,
grand iury on May Z aud made
Grand jury came out on July rs. Wher
the attorneys Tor The defense, 20 save
Mrs McManigal from being adindge,
In contempt for having refused to an
swer questions IN the grand jury room
used certified COPS OF his alleged
confession
IA his confession McManigal de
clared he had come Go California "a
destroy tho auxiliary newspaper plan
OF The Times. but finding II guard
cd blew up the Llcwclyn works In
stead lie asserted h. FIRST met james
~ Mcnamara la the Offices of John J
Mcnamara IN indianapolis Ia the SUN
mer OF 1910. The folluwing Noycmho
the two we're hunting In The wood
near Conoyer Wis. and he swore tha
James then toid him boz had blown ~
The Times. aud that when In Cali
iornia he had been known az 5. II
RriCe
About the time this Confession
was given TO the grand iur,, John J
Mcnamara issued from the jail 1
statement declaring his innocence an,
expressing confidence that a ttia
would result in the vindicatiou of him
se'f and his brother tie refused {,
comment on tho MECHANICAL comics
zion
II n by this confession however
that the district attorneys hopes q
show the connection OF John j McNa
mara with the alleged conspiracy. Bu
the ATTORNEYS for the defense declare
they are unworriod and untroubled hl
any fears as to testimony on matters
OF fact
McManigals confession. az given {,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

times, ana eaid that ! ought tOhave an
operation. | would not listen ~ that.
and when q friend of my husband told
him about Lydia T., pinkham's Nege-
table Compound and what 10 had done
for his wife, | was willing 10 take H.
Now ! look the picture of health ana
feel like II, too. | can do nay own house.
work, hoe my garden. and milk a COW.
/ can entertain company aud enjoy
them. can visit when ! choose. and
walk as far as any ordinary woman,
any day In the month. | wish could
talk toevery gutlrringwoman andglrl"
Mrs. DENA BrTmiNE, Sikeston, Mo-
The most successful reme,ly in this
country for the cure OF all forms Of
female complaints " Lydia T.. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
Ii Is more widely and successfully
used than any other reIaedy. Il has
cured thousands Of women who have
been troubled with displacements m.
ILLUMINATION, liberation, lihroid tnmors.
irregularities. periodic pains. hacsarhe.
that bearing down feeling. indigestion.
aud nervous prostrsiion, after all other
means had failed. Why don't you tryitg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
REPUBLICANS GET
BUSY AT WILLARD
Most Enthusiastic and Largest Meet
Ing Ever Held IN Precinct Elects
Delegates To- Couaty Convention.
,sp-e,", corrr.poaaencs TO the nrrald

Willard. y ". Oct s--rhe Repuh-
iican primaries for the election or
delegates Go M, cH1uty convention
we're held saturday afternoon, Tho
meeting was cslled a. order by Pre-
cinct Chairman Frederieo Chavez aud
proceeded 90 the election 90 permsn-
ont chairman and secretary which ro,
suited a. follows. Chairman. Frrd-
'rico chavez % Willard. secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

for four or five days
at q time every
month. aud 80 weak
] could hardly walk.
! Cramped and had
bac kaclle and head
ache, and was SO
nervous aud weak
that | dreaded 60
see anyone or have
anyone move In the
room. The doctors
gave me medicine 10
ease me az those