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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-07

motives and cars in shape for the ore
hauling season which opens soon after
April /.
Minot people have been looking for
ward for several years to the time
when the new 500 passenger station
would become fact, and their hopes
seem about to be realized. Plans which
have been accepted call for one of the
finest depot structures in the state
The appropriation has already been
made and work is to commence very
soon. Minot officials of the 500 have
been instructed to dispose of the old
buildings on the property purchased
for the site of the new depot. A rep
of the 500 is authority for
saying: "Minot will have its new pas
senger station at the foot of Main
street before the snow flies next fall.
You can make that as a positive state
ment and be assured that it is the
truth"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-07
TRACK AND TIE.

The Canadian railway commission
has ruled that all locomotives running
into Canadian territory must be equip
ped with air bell ringers before April i.
The engines on the branches running
into Canada from North Dakota are
being equipped as fast as possible to
meet these conditions
w. P. Kenny, who has been assist
ant traffic manager of the Great North
ern at st. Paul, has been made general
traffic manager, with entire charge over
all traffic matters, according to a cir
cular issued recently by Pres. Louis
W. Hill. Mr.. Kenny succeeds w. w.
Broughton, who has resigned to be-
come vice president of an eastern coal
company. 1t Is understood that a gem
eral reorganization of the freight de-
partment of the Great Northern will
follow.
Devils Lake Journal: M. j. Stoll
of Superior was in Devils Lake last
week as a witness In a damage case
against the Great Northern, the re-
suit OF injuries alleged to have been
sustained by an employee of the COM
pany while Mr.. Stoll was superintend-
ent Of the Devils Lake shops. Mr. Stoll
Is now located at Superior as super
intendent of shops. He states that
business at the head of the lakes Il
very good at present. The shops are
working about $50 men, getting loco.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-07
How to Stop Drinking

We are In earnest when we ask you 10
tEy ORRlNE at our expense We win
give your money back, IL after trial
you fail TO get results from ORRINE. This.
IS very generous offer. 1t gives the
wives and mothers Of those who drink TO
excess an opportunity to try the ORRINs
treatment. 1t also shows our confidence
IN the merits Of oRRINE ORRINE ii
recognized as the best and most success.
full remedy the world has ever known for
drunkenness or the so-called Liquor Habit
IL Is very simple treatment. can be given
In the home without publicity or loss of
time from business, and at a small price
0RRlNE Is prepared in two forms. No. L.
secret treatment. powder, absolutely
tasteless and odorless given secretly IN
food or drink. 0RRINE No q i'm pin
form, is for those who desire to take vol
untary treatment ORRINE costs only
500 a box. Write for Free ORRINE
Booklet (mailed in plain sealed enyelope)
to ORRINE CO.. 0rrine Building Wash
ington, ID. G. ORRINE Is recommended
and Is for sale In this city by Fout K
Porterfeld, druggists, 81 Broadway.
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file report with secretary Of state, as
required.
I6S, Creating commission
to recodify probate code and report to
next legislature.
Those Signed BY Governor
ia, 254, 1s, 15s. ST., N. 17s, "a. 7e.
2. go, !, 80. 173, III. SO, 20 ia. o, SIS.
16s
Senate Bills.
Ia the list OF senate bills vester-
day. S. b. 30e, Cashel Druggists pre-
scription bill, was omitted.
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Continued From Page one.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-07
DEMAND SQUARE DEAL

Continued From Page One.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
French .AViatbrs
May Get. Better Pay

France is taking greater strides in
aviatiop than any ,other. nation, yet the
French army saviators are the, poorest
paid Of any. In the American Army
none but commissioned officers can
learn to, fly. while in the French army
both commissioned and noncommissioE-
ed officers are taking up aviation. Those
worked 80 hard to place that nation in
the front rank IN aviation, have re-
ceived@ something like 50 cnntsfa day,
and 81 for every hour Of flight. Thus
Paris to Pau he received Something
like $G.25. 'U,il7r.H ..f- .,51.
There Is an agitation on in France
now to give the aviators greater pay,
and II Is probable thAt within the next
year the officers will get $3,l5 a day
"a the iEoncommissioned officers 81. ID.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09

Of Of the Z re. endless procession thronsins the
,S,s Carts sand and wagons. s hssped with house
children. and praying women; hundreds
Of ploddinR villagers hurrying along the
wayside sick folk carried tenderfy on
Whers hs sa wese sxSfy s Every
chained Demon Of the Mountain.
But an obstruction of some sort now
bloGksar orSs our SSsns,sY Ws,sY. oorn. .,..,....
plained the driver In his slurrlng sici-
Han patoia They are removing the
slain from the temporary hospital at
the turn. Of the road, into the wagons
Billy, who, with Murena, had been
somewhat In advance of us and had
Jumped from his cart to investigate.
His merry. ugly little face was dis
torted by look Of dumfounded horror.
Miss Todd" he cried. when we
after We've Got so past that % tus tnrn ieaf ahead
whisper, "itSit ain't a fake! IT'S
straight! All OF It. I saw--I saw them
~ YIN !srl there. An'--an' sebaste was one
A ragged shout, running along the
line of vehicles, interrupted him. A
cloud Of dust down the road resolved
whizzed toward us as rapidly Ss the
crowded condition OF the road would
permit
chine came TO a halt Among its several
occupants noted a sweet-faced woman,
beside whom was seated a man with un-
covered head. ~.
low. His close-cropped yellow hair was
brushed straight, while his bristling lit
tie moustache twisted aspiringly up
ward toward his kindly light eyes. He
was nothing ostentatious about his cos
tune, or bearing. ,
Yet, from innumerabie photographs. !
%recognized % him at q glance, as did
Che little man was Victor Emmanuel,
King Of Italy.
Even in their panic the people stopped
SO SO Ge se they
of Naples" has further endeared him
to hearts in southern Italy.
The royal car had halted within a
wayside pedestrians, carrying sick
child in her arms, pushed recklessly
through the press and gained the side
of the automobile:
regarding the drivers attempts to stop
her. "Your majesty! The mountain is
hurting death over our lands! If you
indeed are king, bid the destruction
How shall l.. with any hope Of being
believed, describe what followed? Yet
every newspaper Of the time chronicled
the Incredible story. 49," Er!'.-
His majesty, his eyes alight with pity.
looked from the horror-stricken face OF
his suppl!ant to that OF her child; then
on the hudoled crowd of refugees. Las.
Of all. his gaze rested on the noun
tain. from whose vomiting crater the
high wind was swirling HACK mass OF
varor and ashes across the once fertile
country below. ~
Then The, King raised his arm-in a
gesture of Infinite dignity and appeal
and stretched 1t out toward the volcano.
On. the instant as though in actual
obedience to his Gnspoken command.
the gale whipped about, hurting the
whole mighty black cloud backward be-
fore 1t. The rain Of ashes ceased, and
silent - = -. T. -
A gasp went up from the multitude.
The ensuing awestruck stiffness was
broken by ~ nasalT East Side voice.
'Mr. King" exclaimed Billy Gregg,
with solemn appreciation, ''b'gee, you re
all to the good! An IL you ever come
to Moo York want You to look me up.
You can bet weeks pay I'll see you're
treated right!'
IThe End \ ..r.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
Flag to- Be Presented e
To Hubbard School

Children of five Mt. Pleasant schools
will mes tomorrow afternoon at the
Mt. Pleasant playground for the cere-
monies accompanying the presentation
OF prize banner to the winning team
from the Hubbard School, which Won
In recent inter-school athletic contests
at the playground.
Conmissl6ter Judson has promised to
present the trophy TO the Hubbard
team, which won cut in competition
With teams from the Ross, Powell,
Johnson, and Monroe schools. Miss Al
dine Dent will receive the banner for
the winning school. whose principa =,
dress. Prof. E. T. Thursto,,, assistant
superintendent OF. schools, also riay
make an adtress to, the children. The
ceremonies. Riu be In. charge Of Miss
ground. 20, 80. p
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
Bricklayers Urged To
Procure Convention

Members Of Bricklayers' Union. No. l.
of Washington. are planning cam
paign to procure the next national con-
vention or their national union for the
Capital At a meeting last might at
Typographical Temple resolutions were
passed urging. the Capital delegates to
procure the convention for Washington.
The delegates elected to convention to
be held in ST. Joseph. Mo, In January,
are George w. Elliott, ,JaniesyJ. Bros
nahan and Norman Ditzler. Thomas
Levi. president. presided.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
y - ~ = III =
Farm, Tool Totals p -, .1-~.r >, ;,
Show Big Increase

The manufacture OF farm implements
In the United States is steadily BOOM
Ing. Census reports for farm manu-
features for 1909 show that implements
to the total value of Sl4s, 1926, 900 were
made and sold in that year. This is
an increase Of practically 30 per cent
from 1901, when the last census was
taken.
More than five million implements
were manufactured, from the old scythe
to the modern traction reaper and
thresher. Another surprising total is
that considerably more than two hun
manufactured. Mowers led the total
Of all harvesting implements, over three
hundred and f1fty-nine thousand being
manufactured during the year.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
Bay State Monuments
Will Be Dedicated

BOSTON, Mass. Nov. s.-Headed
by Governor; Foss. large dele
cation OF . members OF the Grand
Army and OF patriotic societies left
Boston this afternoon for the South 10
attend the dedication next week of the
Massachusetts, on the battlefield of
Petersburg, and at Valley Forge.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
Farm For Van Schaik.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Friends who OBJ
tained pardon for Captain Van
Schaik, master Of the General Slocum
when she burned in East river with a
loss OF l,o35 lives, plan to buy him a
farm where he may retire.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
Grief Kills Elephant.

the pioneer elephant In this country.
said TO be more than 100 years old, Is
dead after thrilling circus career. She
grieved herself TO death for Jumbo. I"
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-Three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; central part of city; reason
able. BOX ISL. Timss otfice. 1.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
TYPEWRITERS

WE REPAIR all makes of typewrlters at the
lowest prices: estimates cheerfully given;
drop US a card or phone Main S54l; mac hines
rented So per month. WILLIAMS MFG. CO,
2l9 Colorado Bldg. l.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
IRON AND WIRE WORK

MODEL AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK.
Strictly confidential and at reasonable
prices. SCHAEFER BROS. l522-2s Pa. ave-
8. u. Phone LIN &al
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-But a rejecting public
will give the verdict when they see our
stock slightly used suits and overcoats, So
TO $40; come and save bunch of ''mon -
one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6l9 d.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDoWsr
White help and moderate prices. LEON L
cAHOON, Acme window Cleaning Co.. re-
moved 20 s1 q st N. w. Phone n. TlSA
The Washington times., 1911-11-09

~ HE was, gazing at me now In q
bland amaze way, whose sim
~ cerfty there was no doubling.
It was my turn to wax puzzled.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
COAL AND WOOD

your coal now; coal delivered anywhere.
RlNALDI BROS, nH 7th St N. W.
NnITh 1874
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
THE%TTMBs DAILY SERIAL STORY 7T
The Scarlet Scarab
BY Albert Pason Tene s % "a ~ n: bssr: Ess .''is & %
'ii'e ~ t+S tcopyrishs IN. y tts
CHAPTER IF XIV (continued).
of the endless procession thronging the

~ tcopyrishs me Frank a. Munssy Co,
The Washington times., 1911-11-09
ADVERTISING SPELlALTIES

PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
specialties. calendars, blotters, &c.
POTOMAC MFG. CO.. liO6 St N. W.
l.
The Washington times., 1911-11-09

DUPLICATE YALE KEYS. guarantee to NJ,
zoe. Keys made for ALL Locks. ENTER
PRISE HDW. CO. s27 eth NV Phi n. S06l
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-31
VAROAmAM NAILS A CAMPAIGN LIE


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ELEVEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS PLEDGED
This Amount Assssd OF Capital
Stock Of pssssssuIs DsvsL
opmsNt Company.
LESS THAN $4,000
YET TO Be RAISED
Lecture IN Ocean Springs Arousss
Interest IN That Vicinity
Investigation In South
America.

Every Indication points TO an early
commencement Of drilling activity by
the Psscssoula Development CON.
pany on It's properties at Lalnc, three
and one.hslf miles east OF this city.
IL Il authofitatively stated that over
Gil 900 Of the capital stock Of si5,0OO
has been paid 10 or pledged. leaving a
balance Of less than $4,000 yet TO be
obtained.
Such satisfactory progress has been
made 10 connection with negotiations
with an expert driller that, II is
stated, the rotary, boiler. engine, etc.,
are ready to be packed 90 freight cars
TO b shipped to this point within an
hours notice. What ssppsars to Be
among the flrst necessities OF the
company At present IL the erection Of
the immense derrick for the first we'll,
having u 10 place and ready to receive
the rotary and other machinery as
soon as II reaches Laine, thereby saw.
Ing time and expense TO the share
holders. Another necessity will be
the erection OF at least one house 10
accommodate the drlller, as il will be
impracticable TO have him live Ia this
city during the period Of active drilI.
Ing.
Building activity Is marked In the
field territory. Professor de Lamor-
ton stated this week that active work
will begin Monday morning on the
building for the woodworking ma
chinery. This building viii be thirty
feet wide and seventy feet long.
OCEAN SPRINGS VISIT.
Thursday Of last week . party Of
local men went to Ocean Springs
where Prof. O. II. de Lamorton delIv.
cred his illustrated lecture on oil and
gas The lecture proved q decided
success, and much enthusiasm was
aroused as Z result. Several subscrlp.
tions have been received from resi-.
dents or visitors Of that vicinity, aod
others who became interested propose
TO visit the 6eld In person before sub.
scrIbiog their 800. The Ocean
Springs News, 10 writing about the
lecture By Professor de Lsmorton Ia
that city, says:
Prof. @. II. de Lamorton. the oil ex.
pert, who IL interested with the clti-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-03-31
DAIsY-vEsTRY HIeH SCHOOL.
Commencement Exercises Next
Friday And Saturday.

vestry, Miss. March 3O.-.The com.
mencement exercises OF the Daisy
vestry high school takes place next
Friday and Saturday, April and 8.
Excellent programs have been ar
ranged for both days, an address by
Prof. r.. P. LinHeId OF PaecagCuIa,
being feature Of Saturday morning.
The graduating exercises will take
place on Saturday afternoon. On
Saturday dinner will be served on the
grounds, and the public 10 cordially
invited TO attend. The program for
the two days ID as follows:
FRIDAY EVENING, 7:30 O'CLOCK.
Song--"YOu're Welcome II You Keep
Right Still.r 8
Play Three Acts--"When q Mans
Single"
SunfI0wer Drill-LIttIe Folks.
Play--''Tbe Millionaire Jauitor.n
S0ng--'sCOlumbia."
PIay--"F From Punkin Ridge
SATURDAY, 0;30 a. \.
Boys and Girls Contests.
Address- by Supt. K. p. LtoNoj6 "
PAscsgoula.
Graduating Exercises 2:0o D. -.
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services sverv wsek dsy sffsrnson.
ssospt Tbussdsys, ~ 1 o'eiock.
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MOSS POINT
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4 belng made a. tho sldoins Kfebs
ahip yar1 W paacagoula On the barse
beioR built Tor r " spencer IL ia
believed that she viii he ready for
launching within the very near ~.
tufe. This barge u expected 10 10
used 10 bringing b. port the large
amount ~ shells recently contracted
~ " wv 9ptHttF lNf tHe county
road between this city and Pasca.
eoula
The schooner Elizabeth Dantzicr,
eight days overdue from Havana,
Cuba, arrived safely In the port on
Tuesday afternoon, with all hands on
board In good health aud spirits.
The schooner, under command Of
Capt. W. u. Albcrts, with n crew
composed entirely Of negroes, left
Havana twenty.threc days ago. The
trip usually takes not more than ten
or twelve days, but when the schooner
reached this place she had been out
twenty days. Captain AIbcrts said
that he was becalned part OF the time
and had driftcd al far OF his course
as near the South Passes. Some I'm
easlness had been expressed concern.
ing the welfare OF the schooner and
her captain.
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MOVING PICTURES MAKE MI.
Manager Blsthsn Phases Lsrro
Crowds With New Sehes.


The Warflsld theatre il bsine ven
Allied sach night BY smussmsnt lovers
- result Of the excellent series u
moving p.cturss being eiysn ~ Mans-
Gar B. J. Blsthsn. Three Aims ere given
each night. one psrformsncs only being
cnsred. Tbs Aims take up about one
ana : half hours' time 70 exhibit, msk.
Ing pleasant svsning's sntsrsaimsnt
The flrst series Of plotnrss ~ given
on Monday night, and the nlms are
changed nightly. One Of me Yssla
given on Monday night made such 1 biz
with the patrons thst Il was decided q
rspsst that o. Thursdsy night II ~
proven one Of the most pleasing ofEsy-
inGs Of ~ kind IN the history Of Local
moving picture shows. The 6vst PIC.
tuFss are shown u 9 o'clock each night
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e ~ y. n Bisshsn wss n New Orleans
- Saturday.
NJ. Henry 6tork Of Gautief va n the
city on Monday.
NJ. Edmond ]. Jans spsnt Saturday
-. !. N--s o-.-..
- = New Os.ssn@
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IL oily on Wednesday.
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NOTlCE!

In order to complete the subscription
list, and start operations ct A. early :
date - possible, those who contem plate
subscribing TO the stock OF the Pssca-
goula Developments Company, arc re-
quested and urged to do 80 1t once.
There IL Sill 900 now subscribed, and II
others who contemplate joining the en-
terprise will do 20 81 once, boring opera
tions will begin ct once.
Delay IN the subscriptions pospones
the commencement Of operations.
The ExEcUTIvR COMMITTEE,
ls Psscagonla Development Co.