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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

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DARLING and DIAN
 COMPANY
H A R D w A R E
QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

F. & B Asphalt Felt. l ply. a0u
 rect ..... ..-. ..-....... ... 3' Jo 1-2 Asphalt Felt. rolls. 25p feet .. 90 Asphalt Felt. ply. heavy. 800 ,err 500
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MATTERS OF RECORD
OCTOBER 1s, 1ie1.
 Deeds.

Eva Sryriu to John SchIapfrr. oct .A-, 1911. uudiyidc l-lGth interest Golden Star association. Baron creek. Th"s. <. Nakkala to F.. A Erickson. n't &3. 1911 Whatcnm bench. left limit Saund"rs creek. adjoining Thos. <. Nskkola to F. A. Erickson. Sept. l6 lso1; undivided I-a interest bench right limit 6 below on Saunders.
 Locations.
 Bench claim l. 500 feet west Hast ing creek; l6U acres: July ls. 1911: W. Kendrick ct al.
 Beach No. ,. BOO feet west Cun- ningham creek. lGo acres July iN. 1911. J F. Jones et al
 liom.stake fraction. acres. rtrh, limit Sunset rrcrk. Oct Ii Barney C"ggins.
 Edna claim, Fred creek Oct II E. M Mcconnell.
 Water right Fred creek. ne, II. F.. NJ Mcconnell
 Jun" claim. Fred creek Oct. lG. 1911. F. N. Mcconnell.
 Agreement. 'has. Browne and Mary Putnam Brun"r all interest in Higgins and other claims between Sunset and Pen ny river. Aug Il. 1911.
 Judgment F. N. Dashlry et al vs otto Daniel. Oct. IS, 1911. st.I63t5 and interest and costs
 Proofs of Labor. NJ. sheldon. Wonder creek. Y. A. Julien.
 Moonshine fraction. left limit Snake river. J. T. Mcintosh et al.
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DOW|E'S WIDOW WILL
 TRY TO RESTORE ZION

CHICAGO. Now 1t appears as it we are to have more Dowie excitement. Mrs Jane Dowie. widow of the dimin- utiye and vitupcrative James AleNan- der D"wic. the original leader of the sect. has issued q call to the stin faith rul ones in Zion City, Ill., to pack ur amt com, to her new 200 acre dnmin- ion u Whitehall Mich.
 A sh" wants [" be sure that all the acres will be taken up and made to increase and multiply she will begin on pct"her | a series Of conversion meetings in Chicago. to gain hard- working recruits for th" Mrs. rowie's army.
 Assisting her will be her son, Clad stone, whose paraiing as the "unkiss- .'d "m"" helped ,s much as anything el~'. toward the pitiful downfall of tho second Elijah"
 Mrs Dowie has @ strong personal ity and even dared tn differ publicly from her husband when ha was at the height of his autocracy For that she was disowned, but out of the city of Zion wreck she managed to g" hN mat . ters that she is today in position to start mol ement toward new and improved homestead for the faithful
 Sho is making a special effort to at tract the lace workers brought from Nottingham. England. by her late hus
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oConcludcd from Yesterday.J


 IL will be seen that by both the acts above quoted the annual assessment work is required to be done during" the year. But by the former act. a failure to complete such work within open to relocation, was not declared ro work a forfeiture of the locator's rights on the contrary, he. together wt.h his heirs assigns. or legal representa- ir.'s. "as expressly given the right 'o ra- sumc work upon the claim aftc.. suoh fa,lur' to complete it provided rl outer location be made in tt. ar.an- t-nic. By it's act of Marc ,. lSu5. however. congress, while conferring upon loCators in Alaska a privilege permitting Alaskan locators to file for record an affidavit showing the per formance of the required annual as- sessment work. which affidavit should be prima facie evidence Of such per rormance. expressly declared that upon the failure of the locator pr owner or such claim in Alaska tu comply with the provisions of the act as to the performance of work and improve ments. such claim shall become for- feited and open 10 location by others as if no location of the same had ever been made"
 lt is true that the act of March 2. 1907. contains no express repeal of any previous provision of the statutes. and it s also true that implied repeals are not favored. still. the courts are not I at liberty to ignore 2 purpose to re- peal clearly indicated by irr"concilablr | provisions. Here We have an old mining statute. mad" applicable to Alaska by Ian act Of June 6. 1900. expressly pro ] yiding that while failure nu tn. part i"f th" locatnr to complete the required annual assessment work would render th" ground covered by tn" location 1 "prn to relocation. yet such work might be resumed by the locator or his | 't li pi''N i'A't il'' biiiF-T location had intervened. and then a later act to amend the law upon the subject insofar as mining claims in Alaska are concerned. which in terms declares that upon the failure of the locator to perform the required amount of work upon the claim within the year
 such claim shall become forfeited and l"p"n to location by others as if no location of the same had eyer been made"
 | Both acts expressly require one hun dr"d dollars worth of work or i'm lprovcments to be done or made on or for the benefit of each claim during leach year. But the consequcnccs of a lfailur" to complete such work or i'm lprovemcnts within the year are diff tfcrently declared. and such differences Iarc irrcconcilhale. Tn the earlier act such failur" Is not declared tn end the locator's right. but he is thereby given the right to resume the work after the loXpiration Of the year provided there has been no other location meanwhile IRy the later act no such permission is
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ARE YOU GOING OUTSIDE

lf you are getting ready to make the trip do not overlook having yout clothes cleaned. pressed and reps,red so you will arrive at your destination sp,ek and span,
 IL makes all the difference m the world how your clothes are looking So to be on the safe side. take them to the Nome Tailoring Company and have them taken care of Modern and hes, up to date methods for cleaning garments both men and women.
 Between Sesers,rom 6 Haeen's and Zehrer's Jewellery Stores. Front st.
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DYNAMITE

All of the ]. r. Geise stock of hard ware cut to empty his warehouse. OJhcr prices according to this scale
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band. wh" are pilnE up riches at th-u
 settlement in Elyria. u. They hav.. sd h"rrd to the original D"Ni. teaching and are absolutely opposed ro drinking and smoking
 They ar" happy healthy and pros
 porous and their machines are said by
 experts [" be turning out lace supe- rior [" that coming from abroad. An idea of the character of Mrs. D"wi" may b, gained from a state
 ment mad" hy her in Zion city in 1908.
 when th. NoIi,a light against her hus- band mad" it possible"
 This IS a v"rrowm night to nr. but hay" been hurdeucd with these things for tw" years. and II k a great j"y to see this climax. It may b,.
 news [" most "f you that my official
 head wa~ taken "u -iN months ago. though not for long The oycrseors came to my house very -olcmuly and l"Nc"mmunicatrd me. told my hus- band that h" must repent and tcll tho people her" how h" wrong"d them Rut Mr. Dw"ir stu holds To her husbands nrst plan "t clean eco .np
 eratiyo commonwealth
 There is room for t here. she -.,t {. | and think it. "Nampl" should prov,
 "t world wide good. will start one llt may To . FJllur,. but tyiU start lone. GARRETT STEVENS
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CHICKENS FOR SALE
 Live Chickens Soc per pc und and fryers at 65e per pound. Inquire st p ossers' Harness Shop, Phone Black 5
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Discovery on Banner creek. r D Winter
 Happy New Year as~"ct,ti"u. nft.l ,r'.k. R..N Beach rt al
 o'i"d Luck fraction. loft limit loo. I"w "u Saturday creek R"> B"acf let al.
 No. 2 below discovery Saturday creek Anvil Hydraulic and Drainage co.
 No. below discovery Satnrdar. RrN Beach ct al.
 Three Shaft bench. P.luk rr-k Andrew Dufrcse rt al
 N" : Cunningham creek. Carl r. Irnt at al
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IMPORTANT DECISION
 ON ASSESSMENT WORK

accorded and ther. is therein au ex- press declaration that such failure works forfeiture of the claim Ta that extent the prior law. so far as ii affects claims in Alaska was ncces - Sarily repealed by the later one
 We are of opinion that the court be low was right in its rulings. and its Judgment is. accordingly affirmed
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DID YOU SAY HOT CHOCOLATE

lf 1t IS a cup ot hot chocolate you Sv,sh while down town. call m at Toby $ where it IS served daily.
 Fresh home made candles Is a spe eialty with us. and after dinner mints We are always glad to make. Remem Der the place to secure fresh made can d,es and tsvers of all descriptions IS a,
 ToBY'S. THE CANDY MAN.
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Mining and Dredging Edition wrap ped ready for mailing st the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-26

We handle Select" beer made from specially selected Bohemsn hops The b t beer brsved on the Pseifie coast Price reasonable. Delivered al your door free of charge. Try tn; beer and V,u will be convinced. The Eagle
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NOTICE TO MINE Rs.

Copies "f the Mining and Dredgin. Edition are on sale at i.omen Bros. studio and the two drug stores of But ler-auro Company.
 Price of the magazine Sring svc each All who desire the books wrap. ped for mailing car bring them to the Nugget office where the same will b- done free of charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
McCumber Wants an Investi-
cation Made
INTRODUCES A RESOLUTION
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT BE-
LIEvEs THAT MANY OF THE
CIRCULARS BEING SENT OUT
BY SOME WIRELESS coMPAN-
les ARE IN THE suNco CLASS.

Washington, Feb. 11.-Senator Nc
Cumber today introduced a joint res
olutton providing for the investigation
OF all wireless telegraph companies
and corporations in the United States.
The investigation of these companies
Is to be made by the secretary OF
commerce and labor, who will report
the result of his findings 10 congress.
similar resolution was introduced a
week ago in the house by Representa-
tive Rucker of Colorado.
The point of this investigation is to
ascertain II possible whether wireless
has reached a sufficient stage OF ef-
ficiency to be commercially valuable,
at least enough so to warrant the
companies or corporations in indeav-
oring to gain subscribers to their
bonds, through advertisements sent
through the United States mails.
At present, ii is the belief of the
postoffice department that the highly
colored circulars being sent forth by
some Of these wireless companies are
OF such character as to be rated in
the gold brick and bunco class and an
investigation by the proper authori-
ties is deemed best to establish if
possible, the real value OF wireless as
commercial proposition.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
in NORWEGIAN TONGUE
n. Finjord Of New York to Deliver .
Lecture in Stones New Hall To-
morrow Afternoon.

The Bible Students association
which has been holding a meeting
every Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock,
viii meet as usual tomorrow morning
with the leader, w. III. Burger, and
all are most cordially invited TO at
tend.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock, II.
FinJord, who represents the Peoples
Pulpit Of New York, will deliver q
lecture in stones new auditorium in
the Norwegian language. taking for
his subject, IS the Soul Immortal? He
is said TO be very fluent speaker and
ali Norwegians and others who UNDER
stand the language are invited TO be
present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
PURCELL COMES HOME
Tells Of Conference With President
About Whiting for Judge of
South Dakota.

F. E. Whiting, well known Fargo
travelling man is home today from
Wahpeton, where he met former U. S.
Senator Purcell Mr.. Purcell has just
returned home from Washington, hav-
ing left the upper house upon the
qualification of Senator Gronna.
In talking with the Fargo man Mr..
Purcell stated that just before he left
Washington he had a short conference
with President Taft, who asked him
regarding Judge Whiting OF South Da-
kota. Judge Whiting is a brother Of
the local travelling salesman and has
been favoTably mentioned as the new
federal judge for the district Of South
Dakota. He is now on the South Da-
kota supreme court bench and has re-
ceived the endorsement of the state
bar association and the lower house
OF congress, for the position.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
SCHOOLS Will
Be Open MONDAY
NONE OF THE SCHOOLS OF THE
CITY WILL BE CLOSED ON LIN
COINS NATAL 1AY-A. C. STU
DENTS WILL HEAR SPECIAL
LINCOLN ADDRESS.

None of the schools of the city will
be closed Monday in honor of Lin
coins birthday. Although Monday is
legal holiday all the learning institu-
tions of the city will be In full opera
ton.
The city schools will make no effort
to celebrate the day or close the diff
ferent buildings. However. II is the
intention of the authorities to have
the schools close on Washington's
birthday.
At the Agricultural college the
classes will go on as usual. How
ever. at the convocation services Or
r. A. Beard of the First Congrega.
tional church will deliver a special
Lincoln address to the students in
commemoration of the great mans
natal day.
Fargo college is as usual closed
Monday, and the holiday will in no
way affect the college on the hill. The
postoffice, banks, courthouse and other
Offices will be closed
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
MORE new BILLS
in The SENATE

Bismarck. n. D.. Feb. 1.-THE senate
put in a busy afternoon.
New Bills.
Linde-Settling assets and liabilities
Of counties between which there had
been divisions.
Welch-Defining the duties of county
auditors in connection with certified
tax levies.
notwithstanding powers Of city
councils.
Duncan--To prevent county audit
@rs from signing warrants before they
are made out and the amounts drawn
are compared with the bills.
Senate Committees.
Senators LaMoure, Davis and Linde
have been appointed as members of
the joint committee to prepare a con-
current resolution relative to con-
stitutional convention
important Bills.
The important matters for consider
alton by the senate this afternoon are
s. b. IA. 100, III, 2S3 and H. b.. 100,
1.-The medical bill.
Communications.
There have been many protests
against s. B. 21s which seeks to pre-
vent the sale of medicines by ped
dlers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
TAFT HAS
A BUSY DAY
Talks on Reciprocity at Cham
paign, III.
Big SPEECH At SPRINGFIELD
PRESIDENT WILL MAKE HIS
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS OF THE
TRIP BEFORE THE ILLINOIS
LEGISLATURE IN FAVOR OF
AGREEMENT WITH CANADA.

Champaign, ILL.,, Feb. 11.-President
Taft arrived here from Columbus, o.,
this morning and began his second day
of speech making in support of the
proposed reciprocity agreement with
Canada.
Mr.. Tafts principal speech on this
subject will be delivered before the
Illinois state legislature at Spring
field. He will also speak at the Lin
coin day banquet in Springfield to-
night. Leaving his train at Urbana,
the president and members of his
party proceeded by automobile to the
state university, where Mr.. Taft made
a five minutes address to the students.
other parts of the days programme
included brief address at the James
Milliken university, Decatur.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
FOUR YEAR TERMS
FOR OFFICIALS
BILL PREPARED FOR THAT PuR.
PoSE-PLAN LOOKS
GOOD.

Bismarck, n. D., Feb. 11.--A bill 20
xtend the term of governor from two
four years has been prepared. The
anne of the author of the measure has
pt been given out though he was in
/. rviewed and stated to The Forum
preventative that he was going to
ssent the matter in the house as
IN as he could possibly get around
it.
he four-year term is thought to, be
excellent idea for North Dakota
scially since the Inauguration Of
the primary election system of MAX
ing nominations. A primary election
followed by the regular election every
two years is regarded too expensive
a proposition for the candidates and
in time it is believed will work a SER
ious hardship on the state from the
fact that good men of limited means
cannot afford to aspire to higher poll
tical preferment
If the primary election law is to
continue, there are many who believe
that the gubernatorial term, which
would cover the terms of all state
elective officials. should be extended to
a longer period. At the present time
number of states have the four year
term system and they have been found
to be most satisfactory Indiana,
Maryland, Virginia. Missouri, Illinois
are among the state where the four
year term prevails. In Illinois there
Is no restriction in the state consti-
tuition which prevents the governor
from accepting a second term. while
in Indiana, Missouri, and Oklahoma,
the chief executive of the state is pro-
hibited from succeeding himself.
AS to what plan will be adopted in
North Dakota, according to the provi-
sions of the proposed bill, nothing has
been disclosed, but it is generally con-
sidered good measure and has met
with favor in the lower house.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
Legislative Proceedings
AUDITING BILL
FOUGHT OUT
GOOD MEASURE BUT RATHER
EXPENSIVE SEEMS TO BE
THE VERDICT.

Bismarck, n D., Feb. 1.-THE houE
convened this morning and went int
committee of the whole with Ployr
har in the chair 10 consider certaiE
bills which have been on general orr
ders for number of days
H. B. 124-Relating to the construc-
ton of public buildings came back
from the committee without a recon-.
mendation and in the committee of the
whole was recommended for passage.
H. B. 92-Regar6ing the non parti-
san election of county, school and 1u-
dicial officers was recommended for
irdefinite postponement
H. B. 50-Providing for determine
ton of heirship and shares of such
heirs respectively in claims to certain
zeal estate by action in the district
court, was also recommended for pas
sage. =
H. B. 165, Nestos-Providing for a
bureau of inspection of public offices
and publishing uniform system of
accounting, auditing and reporting all
such public city, county and state
offices was the topic of much discus
sion when 1t was reached at II o'clock.
The Nestos bill Is taken bodily from
Ohio statutes where it has been found
to be more than satisfactory. Wash
ington is one of the western states
which have Incorporated the idea in
its laws and it has been found sue
cessful there. When the bill was
brought up a motion was carried to
reaG 1T section by section. 1t was
found that there was considerable OPP
position to the adoption of the meas
ure in North Dakota. as many con-
tend that the time has not yet arrived
for so young a state to enact such q
stringent law as would apply to dense
ly populated states, such as Ohio.
The establishment of such a bureau,
it was thought, would mean an added
expense which the state cannot afford
at its present rate of population.
Mr. Stern of Fargo chiefly objected
to the bill on the grounds that it
would be an added expense and that
the two additional examiners for which
1t provides are useless when examin-
ers, already empowered to make such
eudits as the law provides, failed -
cetect the shortage of certain county
NtGdSuI WIZ were StHCe lOuIiu u
be short on the second Gay of incum-
bency.
The committee decided to make a
favorable report and the matter will
be fought out in regular session.
The anti-pass bill is TO be taken up
soon.
New Bills.
Homnes- Admission to bar.
Tuttle-Defining duties of registers of
deeds in certain foreclosure proceed
ings.
For Consideration.
H. B. s7-Furnishing information
to taxpayers of state by agricultural
colleges.
S. B. 63-Snuff bill.
s. b. 154-Loaning plates in Office
of secretary of state.
General Orders.
The house is still far behind on it's
bills on general orders. There are over
twenty on the list.
Woman Suffrage.
Prices woman suffrage bill was
made a special order for 3 O'clock
Monday afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
DISAPPEARANCE OF
YANKEE IN rene
STUDENT OF PAINTING DROPS
OUT OF SIGHT IN OLD
WORLD CITY.

Rome, Feb. 11.-Unusual interest has
been excited in the mystery surround
ing the disappearance OF Henry Law
renee 20 years old. OF New York, a
student OF painting at the American
academy who has not been seen by
his friends since Monday
Frederick Crowninshield, director OF
the academy, today offered reward Of
500 for the discovery OF Lawrence.
dead or alive. Apparently ne took no
baggage Or clothing other than what
he wore. II has been ascertained that
on FEB. he drew $40 from the bank
ing house OK Sebagti Il He'll
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
: Assassins Fail.

Saradell, Spain, Feb. 11.--An unsuc-
cessful attempt to take the life of Ale
jandro Lerroux, deputy and chief OF
republicans in Barcelona, was made
last night Lerroux was on his way
to a meeting hall of the republicans
when five revolver shots were fred at
him from group of men on the side
walk He was not hit Three arrests
have been made.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
Continued on Page Two.
KILL IT FOR
GODS SAKE
Plea Of PERIODICAL to Senator
Kean

Washington, Fen. II.-"For Gods
sake kill the amendment increas-
ing the postage rate on advertising
matter in periodicals."
This is the text of a telegram
received by Senator Kean from a
New York publication. and it is a
specimen of numerous messages
on the same subject received by
other senator's Most of them
were from publishers of agricul-
tural papers.
When Senator Kean's telegram
imploring him to kill the bill was
read, Senator Beverage asked him
If he intended to do so.' Kean
did not reply.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
The French Liherator.

Paris, France, Feb 1.-THE Liber-
ator made its appearance again today.
Edward Fl. James. the editor, in en-
eight column review of the trial of
Edward F.. Myths, The Liberator's
London agent. says he proposes here
after to try the case in his own time
and his own way. He published
anonymous letters averring that /
Catholic priest performed the alleged
morganatic marriage of King George.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11

THE WORLDS WIRELESS
RECORD Is BROKEN.

San Francisco, Feb. lit is
claimed that the worlds record for
wireless communication between
ship and shore was made yester-
day when message was received
at a local station from the steam
er Korea, 4,4s2 miles away. Early
yesterday morning the local oper-
ator heard a faint call from the
steamer Korea. The message came
family but could be distinguished:
Steamer Korea 4.492 miles out, ali
we'll The operator repeated the
message and received an 20. X
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
HOT Fight over
INSURANCE BILL

Bismarck, n. D., Feb. 11-There was
a lively time when the Trimble in
surance biz to compel the insurance
companies to invest SIS per cent of
their premiums in this state, came up
in the senate this afternoon. The sem
ate was in the committee of the whole
with Senator Simpson i'm the chair. =.
Duis opposed the measure
Trimble and Mcdowell defended
and there was a lot OF fireworks.
The committee recommended that
the bill do not pass.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11
HISTORICAL SPOT
|. IN NORTH DAKOTA

Washington, Feb. 11--Cong. L. B.
Hannassecured an executive order from
the president today setting aside a
piece of land in the Berthold Indian
reservation where a white man first
saw the Missouri river and where the
old Missouri river crossing is located.
The state historical society is inter
ested. The Indians will be paid for
the land.