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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-03
Foreign Gables.

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1880 p. m.--Wheat unchanged; corn IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
nnrnArs ITSELF.

would or being INDUCED
history repeats
itself France the home Of the alchemy. only elixir
life again announced but the philosophers
astronomer
mineral injected into iugular
credited with having rejuven that fortunate animal fy
twOyearOd colt gained flesh and underwent
II all that told about the
hear that the radioactive equine paradox entered for the Grand P
the Derby. -
Unfortunately there are certain malicious persons with long memories who
will persist in recalling the life that originated
Something than Doctor Bwnsequa
elixir Of life Many experimental with America
considerable harm before the Brownsquard elixir
properties
attributed to it. Experiments cenered
believing
some benefit in o
however regard
rejuvenang radioacy
seriously
possibility
with
public
which nlnes them believe anything that Mr. Edison
very thoroughly
every
periodically the dispatches will be remembered that Paris also the
process diamonds Fortunately
though sensatonast than calm scientist the
type serving
for perpetrating audacious swnde.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
THE MARINE Hospitals SERVICE THEORY.

Misrepresentation
publishing theory
cholera outbreaOuatey apparently
coming Of "choera carier the Orient probably Filipino
from desire defend that The Advertiser
subject theory but emphasize responsibility
as o condition.
official publication written November
of the public health
A. Mclaughlin passed assistant of the marine hospital service who
during outbreak Manila The
points
''Dung epidemic bacillus carriers
found carriers healthy individuals living
infected pghborhOods Manila this official
nues: The fact that the bacillus carrier habO the cholera yPos
paenly inexpicable outbreak be explained
stTHE DANGER FROM BACILLUS CARRIER
HIS CONDITION COMMUNITY
IN
recent date Moses Oegg the beog at present working this city
in conjunction with the local board of health while
baih cholera
vigilance the If this
of thousands of Filipino
poorest of that group prepare
thorough of sanitation the this
prior
departure from Manila
which has eighteen lives, to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE.

experience those fighting pestince
pestece itself be
ombaed peculiar, there
other
the board health has manifested it.
the information that the
killing victims not
administered farther
of health actually spreading cholera
in appropriations legislature
thus shown 1t serious
pan of the situation have the Hawains
if the life and
advising their neighbo
health the of the fact that
legislature the
that the legislature considers it talk about Gin
health authorities their inability
portion patient while another
portion being
health of the situation the better
doing possible board, but it
basis
involved questioned
affairs after the federal
yellow the local authorities example
throughness
the the
community
without
only that might be injured would
themw be feeling at having a
the local health authorities
ing ignorance ppu people
politicians Legislature, the whole work of sanitation and puf
those will this city
irrespective of the dollars of the
or he votes OF jewellers.
% will outbreak
o. epidemcit much better
inviting would had it forced
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
cHo1nRA ANp r111p1No THnonY.

published paper
Hospital Service
for the special Of locating the of the cholera outbreak
that the had Fpnos
avoiding theory
this paper
giving
Fpinos show infection through
Japanese
charges coming
the it would unwise the the people
forward position
whereof The Advertiser had frequent references the
attending Fpinos reports
otherwise, the Marine Hospital
the diseases introduction which
and Curie long before it Asaic
This of
legislature the public Fno responsible
practical
sideration OF all thinking
This is time for pickering This
problem present presence
cholera carriers Fiipnos the disease well its
appearance
watching
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
THE 1EaIs1ATURE TO DATE.

possible
legislature
busike
taking
busnke questions of being
discussed their merits.
is expected every
they may up expenses
legislation otherwise particularly bad There chat than
things these chay bills win be winnowed eventually
No serious breaks have made about the regretbe de-
from the of good the part of the legislators
connection with the cholera small minority
disposition interfere the the
health. been squched by
thinking majority.
there manifested disposition of the
combine spols campaign
disposition the the
legislative chambers gather
deliberate ambitious establish
appeared
administration while
appeared willing suggestions
regarding pending proposed legislation.
being please but lot that being
gdd the majority of the people believe being for the best interest
Territory little
enacted into law but much before the lawmakers and is receiving at
the the
the Territory materially and it and the individual
counties satisfactory basis than
1t early judge completely, but has allow
public confidently
foyfve
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

President Taft's veto of the joint
resolution of congress reinstating at
West Point the nine cadets who had
been dismissed for hazing, is welcome
check to very bad practise, says The
Nation. Again and again have the
authorities of the Military Academy
seen their efforts to maintain discipline
thwarted by act of congress. In their
determination to stamp out hazing and
to make the future officers Of the army
learn the first lesson of obedience, they
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
ooMM1ss1oN oovERNMENT.

OF legislature
local city yesterday
by Representative Archer the The other bills
improve the Archer bill straight provide
commission form of with all
act out His the only bill direct taking
somewhere appear something
providing
Otherwise the bill the the situation.
This and the bin providing a primary
before the affecting primary
proposition big improvement present
is being held Berkeley
admittedly the primary
the Berkeley
eliminates party politics direct primary bill
recognizes party, much IN the opinion Of many.
1t Is feared however, that Il this viii
kin H. Party IS @methng municipal affairs Hnon win slough
day along with other hardly possible that that
time has Rather primary killed IL
aseeleHee, We prefer q leas excellent bin pss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

The Aeuss " representative msse sli ne rasulou.
pol sampagn The
mmtei chat ~, board % health taking preventing
the sale n ha article o. et happens hc se
The Hwsians cord be su The ar mace
TIE board has believe that much the
6y factories possibility
may be contaminated resulting deaths among awana
commended that poi food dangerous only
poi that s above suspicion
suppression Of the POI against awaiiana but
tended to them from a possible disease.
Hawaians
tered with There white family given
vegetables and few who stopped eating
white
Of the house, he would be laughed properly dubbed medg
It has been discovered that pond
That fact ought to be quiet
them the ungent race The whole
poi question leading any
possible good result
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
West Point Discipline and Congress

ought not to be interfered with by a
too nood-natured congress too open to
political Influences The President
rightly states that the proposed restora-
ton of the nine cadets would be livery
injurious" and would "tend seriously
to demoralize the discipline" at West
Point. His veto win have a tonic
effect. 1t viii be easier, after this, to
enforce the rules at the Academy, and
insubordinate cadets win understand
that they can not so readily appeal to
politicians to undo the work of their
military superiors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
oHoIrRA oARRrERs. .

may theory physicians
hospital service regarding the outbreak cholera city
they believe due oe carriers interested in the Ow
despatch from Ottawa,
OTTAWA, February lsAthough isolation
ing immigrant violently
nothing be done improve his condition
named Godb He detained quarantine
cholera He developed apparently
cred but became what is known cholera
submitted the government Godeb
must stop Violated, despie his condition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

Because the board of health apparently getting
well in hand why anyone should slightest
vigilance himself Neither
that it necessary city up
fortunate that the present
had fothod
condition they Honolulu
of lives and millions The outbreak warning
by
the possibility strong long
dirt hourishe and sanitation is subodnaed politics.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07
CHOLERA.

(ohcial notice by the Board OF Healthy
Cholera is begins with vomiting purg
ing byache in the and leg MUSCLES and strong
very quickly, from six to fifteen hours
frequently
Treatment medicine good unless early, that is in
beginning Of the disease.
patient doctor early the disease is almost
be call your doctor quickly possible
get by eating food drinking that contains
germs of other Flies the
germs o your food and drinking water.
your milk; nothing but cooked food; keep
Keep your premises clean t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

The suggestion that Honolulu should patriotic
the Fourth of July, although coming
prepare proper adequate pro
the dit if it ded up
made that the Floral Parade festival
oc affair and therefore the military could not participate
progiam for the Nations Birthday that patriotic every
and free onemng A
should take the d in thing gf this kind and start the bali rolling
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

The number of deaths days
ending February 2S
ten Yet the whole city
Indifferent
sponsb for deaths month for the
cholera during what pleased call the epidemc
could insist the cleaning the city
it being clean should
tubercula deaths well those from all other
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

Wonderful results reports the British consul Manila
obtained Philippines
this disease from
During the ended June 30 1909 1s72
examinations this
gh of vaccination carried
localities practically
those localities
to uvaceinated persons districts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

49, nsht
ou,hs ne ouAfantned has practically aa
however Wat ening pecauiionl ehe lioud
work
needed should BE- sppsd ronp work nasd By iun
enbd butterflies oat A Of infection
Of bodies provide
had 70 b done tha time viii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

The Bulletin industruy attacking
and the attempt of the business revision of the
city charter that win the responsibility
the present
of general pnby coupled with unlimited
the height of peoples ambition What pckngs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

Out Of pa number Of veutyeg Territory
duty to poll aA wepynne thousand year failed
through Thi hirtygh Il would interesting just
what PROPORTION Of those inquen been the public pays during
ihe year Il f safe thai iw0tbhd u them have
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

abed yesterday of
the Lower California rebels state that they heading
Tia former happening be the
sonoma objective the rebels
age lying between Mxcai and Tia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

In Yokohama municipal
family of five to be taxed their yen
family every
that the
general scheme
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

revolution
tnt The idea
give practical duty
marches. -ea u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

possible that by which
allowed
of official tapeS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-07

afternoon
United nominating United
departure legislation
all pieces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
COUNTY TO USE ITS
 OWN CONNECTS ON ROADS

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 5.-One week more the convicts of Lee and Monroe county which have less than years to serve, will work for the state in the penitentiary. Next Sat urday they will be returned to the counties from whence they came to make the rough places in the county roads smooth. Supt. James A. Pitt cock of the penitentiary was Friday afternoon notified that the convicts would be called for Aug. 12, and ask ed to have them in readiness to De delivered at that time. There are about 25 convicts available, and these will be worked jointly upon the Lee and Monroe county roads in order to give either county working force which it would pay to work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
CONWAY WOULD GET
 IN THE STATE GITARD

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. B. Conway is the latest applicant for military honors, and if Pro. O.. D. Longstreth can muster up the requird 5S men
 and , officers, Conway will havs 9 company in the first Regiment, Ark ansas National Guard. A communica- tion was received from Prof. Long, streth by Gen. B. W. Green Friday afternoon in which he asked if it would be possible to get Conway into the Guard if a company was raised. Prof. Longstreth was notified of the number of men required to compose a company and informed that if he could secure this number of sigma lures to muster roll, an officer of the Guard would soon be on hand to muster them into the service. There are now three vacancies in the Guard, all of which are in the First Regi- ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
HANCE TINSLEY TAKEN
 BACK TO GEORGLi

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 5.-Hanco Tinsley, with a name like the feu- dists of Kentucky mountains, and eVl- dently man as bad as any G se.s3 is bound today back to the mountain district of Georgia to be tried for a whole series of crime, starting With assault and battery and running up to assault with intent to kill. G. l.. Roper, a deputy sheriff of Dawson county, and himself somewhat of a
 ranger, being feet inches in height and strung out accordingly, came after Hance, who was in the Yell county jail at Danville. He brought a requisition from the governor of Georgia, which was honored by Gov. Donaghey Thursday afternoon. Roper says Tinsley is a bad man right, and led the officers a merry chase through the mountains of Tennessee before he escaped to Arkansas. Roper says Hance beat man nearly to death with a jug which was tied up in sack
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
GOVERNOR IS
 BACK AT CAPITAL
Will Consider Bunch of Petitions and Attend Meeting of tlle Pen Board,

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 5.-Gov. G. W. Donaghey returned to Little Rock today to hold his monthly session of the pardon court. He has a bunch of petitions a yard long to be pass ed upon and it will probably take him the entire day to complete the hearings. Gov Donaghey will pro- bable remain in Little Rock over Mon- day in order to attend the monthly meeting of the penitentiary board, then return to Faulknr county and his Tupelo drainage district for another week. The coming meeting of the penitentiary board promises to be a rather tame affair, but in spite of that it will register some radical changes. Gov. Donaghey has been frequently in the minority before, when he advocated a radical charge in the management of the convicts, and in preventing them being plac- ed with contractors, but now he has three votes which will remain with him in all cases, and Gov. Donaghey will probably take advantage of the turn of affairs. Con- missioner of Agriculture Clay Sloan will Monday attend a meeting of the penitentiary board for the first time, there having been no meeting of the board while he was in the city, since he took the oath of office.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
HUNT MURDERER
 IN WHITE COUNTY
Sixty Picked Men of the Arkansas Militia Securing Woods for Boot
 legger.

Little Rock, Ark, Aug 5.-Sixty picked men of the Arkansas militia under Capt. Sam Crawford, are now securing the woods of White coun- ty in search of murderer. Sheriff Stewart of White county Friday tele- phoned to Adjutant General B. w. Green of the Arkansas National Guard and informed him of boot legger having murdered an officer sent to place him under arrest. Sher-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
GREAT INCREASE IN
 CAPITAL CITY REALLY
Main Street Property Which Sold for
 S390 Is Now Valued at S1OO,OOO.
NUMBER a1i

Little Rock, Aug. 5.-If Chester Ashley and some of the pioneer resi- dents of Little Rock could come back
 today they would look with great
 wonder at the value of property they
 disposed of years ago for what they
 considered large consideration but
 song. Ratterree x Sons, local agents,
 who have placed new addition upon
 the market, we'll out in the suburbs, paid few days ago $17,875 for the 32 acres, which Maggie Paschal in
 1904 sold for $1 ,O00. In securing thu abstract for this property the ab- stracters discovered the great in- crease of Little Rock property. In 1885 Chester Ashley sold two lots at Markham and Louisiana streets for
 $390, which are now rated at $100,- 900. The same citizen in 1847, hav- ing acqired the habit of giving away his property, sold to Benjamin Pat
 tie, a lot near the corner of Fifth
 and Main for $500, which is now $100,000. In 1877 M. Kirst bought the lot on the corner of Ninth and Main now occupied by the Kirst store for $2OO. It Is now worth $600O0. As late as 1880, the land in the vicinity of TWenty-third and Arch streets was acreage property, saleable at from $25 to $40 per acre. Now 1t is worth $3,00O per lot, or $15,O00 per acre. The hills west of Little Rock was worth little, even in 1890 and the rec ords show some sold at that time for S2 per acre. Lots there now are sell ing from $200 up. There was land still further out, and bit sleeper, which was sold in 1900 for $1.25 per acre. It is now bringing $100 a lot. The old records show many other stories equally as amusing, but which would be tragedy to the former owners if they could see the differ ,nce few years have made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
10 GIVE YARDAMAN
 4 CELEBRATION
Plans ire Being Made for Elaborate Reception to Successful Senatorial Senatorial Candidate at Jackson
 for Next Monday Night.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 5.--An elabo-
 rate reception to former Governor
 Nardaman is being planned for Mosl-
 day next in this city. In statements
 issued Wednesday night the Varda- man campaign committee asks now l that the fight is over all forget the differences and join in the reception to the peoples choice.
 ;, The headquarters of the three can- lidates were almost deserted Wednes- day and preparations are being made to abandon the elaborate offices from which the great senatorial contest was managed. The only persons ill Jackson who are sorry t'ss election is over are those who made up the small army of stenograohecs, clerks, messengers, operators and others who nave been drawing regular pay for some time.
 Figures show that the campaign of Mir. Alexander cost him approximate ly $25,000 and that Senator Percy spent upwards of $20,000
 The Vardaman campaign it is said did not cost the candidate $2,000. It is declared to have been the most economically managed campaign i'll the history of the State. At a recent meeting of the Vardaman campaign committee the members were notifi- ed that $500 more was needed to carry on the campaign and the money was subscribed.
 The fact that the campaign cost MT. Vardaman so little is due to the fact that many of his admirers throughout the State kept him provided with rail- road mileage books, and while out on his tour he was entertained by his friends like a second Kosciusko.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06

tween the two chambers on this im-
 portant measure. Here is pit for the President. Two of his political foes are left to shape a wool bill that will go to him for his approval; one of them his rival for the Republican nomination.
 The outlook tonight is that Under wood and LaFollette will agree on a compromise between the Senate duty
 of 35 per cent on all wool and the House duty of 20 per cent, and fix a rate of 27 1-2 per cent. It is be- lieved that both houses will accept this compromise.
 Following right along in the com plication comes the action of the Senate today ill instructing the fin ance committee, 3S to 26, to report not later than August 10, the cotton bill passed by the House yesterday. Senator Penrose will in all probabili- ty report this bill tomorrow. As mat ters stand it is altogether likely that the bill will pass in some shape and go to conference, the Free List and wool bills being held up in the mean time in furtherance of plan to send all three at once to the White House.
 A possibility of a prolongation of the session beyond the approximate time fixed for adjournment, is held out here, though with the majority of the two bodies in substantial accord there is no reason why the slate should not be cleared up for adjourn ment not later than August 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06

if Stewart stated the man had scVe-
 ral days eluded the officers, but they
 were positive the fugitive was con- cealed ill dense woods in cor- tain part of the county. He appeal ed to Gen. Green to be allowed to take a number of the state soldiers from the camp grounds at Beebe, where they were practlcing at the target ranges. Gen. Green then call ed Capt. Crawford to the telephone and directed him to take 60 men and aid in the manhunt, going with the troopers wherever Sheriff Stewart ordered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
STATE LAND COMMISSIONER
 IN X CRITICAL CONDITION \

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 5.-Submit- ting to an operation for appendicitis Thursday afternoon, Ruben G. Dye, State Land Commissioner, lies in a precarious condition at a local hos pital. Commissioner Dye has been suffering for over a year and has had a number of serious attacks, but de- clined to submit to an operation un- til Thursday. His condition was found to be more serious than the physicians anticipated when they commenced the operation, but the patient came out from under the in- fluence of the anaesthetic fairly strong, and his recovery is anticipat- ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
BIG SUM IS PAID
 OVER TO THE STATE

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 5.-The most money to go into the Arkansas Treasury in one time was paid in Friday afternoon by Sheriff B. l.. Roberts of Pulaski county, $215, ,1S9.- 20 This is many thousand dollars in excess of any other county of the state. Pulaski county paid S107, ,234 into the common school fund, which is almost equal to all taxes by any other county to the state. The general revenue fund secured $34,- 2334S of the money paid in by Sheriff Roberts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
rom the standpoint of the dealer.

place which will bother even the most nervous sleeper on the premises The entire institution has been through q course in patent fumiga- tion which has caused death in mil lions of insect families. The condi- ton of the building before the reno vaton, according to those who visit ed it, was disgrace to the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06
CONFEDERATE HOUSE
 IS NOW SANITARY

Little Rock, Aug. 5.-The proof of the pudding is genuine in the case of the Arkansas Confederate Home, when the Board of Charities claims it is vermin proof. Members ot the Board have tested the place and can now testify there is nothing abont the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06

MT. and Mrs. Asa Mccain, of For dyce, after visit with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mccain, have gone to Tamo for @ brief visit. Prof. Mccain, who is head of the Clary Training School at Fordyce, is travelling in the interest of his school, and states that he is having much success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06

County Surveyor J. B. White, Chester Beard, Albert Madding and Johnny Watson left yesterday after noon for Altheimer, where they will lay out the boundaries of Drainage District No. 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-06

A residence for sale. Located with;a walking distance of pusiheas see'e" and two blocks frc,n Main St Six rooms, hall and mod, Tn nv.niences.--Cotton Belt Ssvings & Trust Co. g 4t.