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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

first extensive Ignite briquetting plant
in the west, here. This plant will
produce 240 tons of briquettes per day
-of heating value equal to hard
coal and at a less cost to the consum-
er. Besides the by-products for man
ufacturing will be on the market at a
cost lower than these are now sold at
Minneapolis or other eastern cities.
OF most vital Importance in our
growth is the splendid agricultural
lands tributary, suitable for all grains
Few people realize the corn acreage in
western North Dakota. One merchant
at a small town eight miles from Mi
not this spring sold seed for 1900
acres OF corn and 1t is doing fine. AL
falfa is good for three cuttings per
year on the older alfalfa fields in
Ward and McHenry counties.
AS to natural beauty one could hard
ly find anything more pleasing to the
eye than the Mouse River valley with
its hundreds OF acres Of heavy timber
and it is here that Minot will work
out a park system extending in time
for miles along this river 70 rival any
thing in the west.
All of the aforesaid would not help
to build great city were II not for the
fact that we have class Of business
men who are energetic and progress
i've men who expect to do great
things and are doing them every day.
All our mercantile establishments are
up to date and modern. Most Of our
buildings are new and everything pre-
sents prosperous and growing bust
ness community, Cities are built by
men and we have the right kind at
Minot. With an increase in the pop
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03
MAKING READY FOR
FAIR next YEAR
AS A RESULT or. A CONFERENCE
WITH DIRECTORS or FAIR AS
ISOLATION COUNTY SCHOOLS
WILL HAVE BIG ExHIRIT-sPEc-
IMEN BOOKS READY.

superintendent Riley Of the Cass
county schools is already making big
preparations for the state fair in Far
go next year. Specimen books for the
schools or the county to be used at
next years exhibition are now ready
and win be sent at once to the differ
ent teachers.
The new method Of getting an early
start on the state fair work was pro-
posed to the board OF directors of the
fair. The board heartily agreed with
the plan and made suggestions to the
county superintendent for the work
during the entire year.
According to the list sent out there
will be z76 prizes next year given to
the schools alone. A complete list Of
these prizes and numbers of the events
are being posted in the specimen books.
giving the instructors complete idea
OF what Is desired for the exhibit
Three divisions have been made. one
for rural schools. another Tor common
schools in the smaller towns anc the
other for schools In towns Of over TOO
population and less than 5000
One can grasp only fair idea Of
what broad scope the work will
cover by reading some OF the exnibf-
tions. There will be In the primary
grades. writing. free-hand cutting
color work. mat weaving. pasting. sew
ing work, loom work, executed border.
flowers la cclors. stories told IN pic
ture form, and other work of that
class. In the middle grades the stu
dents will make various kinds Of draw
ings, many Of which will be from life
Objects win be constructed, and there
will be map drawing OF North Dakota
from the industrial and political stand 5
point, as well as the continents. There
viii be sewing. loom wor' and other
things. OF chief interest will be the
exhibits Of corn potatoes and onions
that will be grown by the students
In the higher grades the work viii
be along the same lines but more diff
ficult Original models ia wood work
will be made; there viii be compost
ton and hand writing competition.
sewing will be brought in for display.
and there win be SONS work done with
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

In the latter part Of June he was CIV
ing flight at the Hawthorne track
in Chicago and his engine died on
him when he was several hundred feet
in the air. In mis- descent he became
entangled in some wires and fell,
breaking both ankles. Mr.. Joyce is
enthusiastic over the aeroplane pos
sibilities of this state and wants to
interest local people in an aeroplane
manufacturing business and in a
school He is calling on some Far
goans today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

ulation Of the adjacent territory OF
something like 600 per cent in ten
years there is still room for us to grow.
We can add 1000 people to the present
population and still be ahead of our
territory on a local basis. Minot will
have $4,000 population in 1915 and
possibly more. Reciprocity with Can
ada makes this the greatest distrib-
uting point for manufacturers and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

city to make ones home in. All the
churches are represented and all have
new, commodious buildings credit
to any city-and of fraternal organ
izations the Masons. Elks an
knights of Pythias all own their own
homes. Several public buildings are
under CONSTRUCTIONS new federal
building costing $4,000. a public IL
brary costing $4,000. a new opera
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

Several cases have occurred Of eye
sight threatened or lost by the jnordi-
nately long hatpin point. Unless
women realize themselves that this Is
constant and serious menace and re-
strict the length of the sharp pin,
some steps will have to be taken 10
protect the general public from this
dangerous nuisance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

Ottawa, Ontario, Oct. s.-Canada
has become party to new extradi-
ton treaties with Belgium and Para
quay The treaties add several
crimes 10 the extraditable list, in
Guiding offenses against the bank
ruptcy laws.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

The announcement that from $780,
900 70 s.000,000.0O0 bacteria are con-
tanned In a cubic centimeter of Ice
cream must go unchallenged on our
part for lack of time IN verifying the
figures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

real metals. which should prove very
interesting.
It is expected that with such an
early start that the Cass county school
exhibit next year at the state fair will
be far in excess OF anything that has
ever been offered.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

Drop in and dine any day" will NOT
be q fashionable invitation much
longer II aviators take up the custom
Of dropping in through the roof as the
one in Atlantic City did.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03
IN POLICE COURT.

SHieH Array Of Men ~ the Court ina
Morning Before Miller.
Only four men were before Judge
Miller this morning In the police court
and all Of them pleaded guilty to the
charges against them. William Nit
cheli and George Harris, both colored
and both In for vagrancy were given
four and sixteen days In jail respec-
lively. Emil Hanson and william
King Were in for intoxication and
were discharged.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

tive trade can hardly be doubted, as It
is now our best trade Notwithstanding
the tariff wall.
Socially Minot is q very pleasant
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03
AN AIRAAN HERE TODAY
chicagoan Would interest Fargcans
in Building AeropIanes and Con-
Quoting School for pakotans.

James III. Joyce OF the Chicago Aer-
oplane co. is in the city today en-
route east, after spending month at
Tower City, letting his ankles knit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

tural pursuits on the same quarter
section. So favorably is Minot located
in regard to the coal fields Of North
Dakota that the Missouri High Carbon
& Coal Co.. Of which L. N. Davis is
the manager. is about to erect the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

Special Assessment
For Lateral Sewer
CITY or FARGO, N. D.

Expense Constructing Lateral
sewer in Sewer District NO extending
street north Eleventh north
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03
INCREASE AT BANK.

Postal Savings Bank is Increasing
Steadily in Deposits.
The postal savings bank at the Far
go postoffice is showing steady in
crease. Every day there are new de-
positors appearing. and although the
business Of the bank is not large, It
is expected to grow to such proper
tons as to mean a great deal to the
citizens as well as the postal depart
ment, locally.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

Special Assessment
For Water Main
cry or FARGO. N. 0.

Special Assessment Water
Eleventh
north Eighth north
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

jobbers who desire to take advantage
of the trade relations with Saskat-
chewan, Alberta and British Column
bia. That this will be a remunera-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03
Minot, the Magic City Of the Great Northwest
Minot = Commission Governed City

CONTINUED from Page H.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

Special Assessment
For Lateral Sewer
CITY OF FARGO, N. 0.

Special Assessment Constructing Lateral
street north avenuen $3.50
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-03

STATE
We hereby certify that the foregoing
OF the described
and the several items included
s s.04
inspection and engineering IL $50
assessment commits on 1900
Publishing
Auditors notice
on
Dated Fargo. n. p. September BOZ 1911
II
H p
CITY d Fargo VIII meet the 2ast Day of October 1911 ten o'clock
contained IN the interested
Dated Fargo = ~ September 49, 1911.
H p.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
HOW LONG WILL THE CAR BUY-THE
CAL = SELL-THE CAR I MAKE-LAST?

With most Manufacturers this question that he
paraivey answered And right here there which
intending buyer of automobile should investigate So
the tip along Find ont whether the intend buy
is what is known TO the assembled
The automobile heap stretches from the Atlantic the Pacific
from the Gulf of Mexico and it say
there million sadder wiser people who found
ont to their what the word assemble" means
So the life Of your depends how is built Forget the
for the ugged together cost anywhere 10
$4,000 and but this that the buy is
built the finished product by the
engineering organization, from foundry TO shipping PLATFORM
backed by for at least
every particle Of equipment, tires excepted
Where buy such carr" Do to say there is an
automobile makes It's caslngshcat-trea It's
stccests physical and chemical laboratory every rae
Tor that necessary build perfect chassis Why that KIND
Of be the lasting the biggest because the best
seller the world
right you what to buy and why you should
buy.
HE EMF COPANY little two years has buIlt e4ppo"
and sold 10000 go These automobiles nave gone
the ucrmost parts OF the ear 'ol
durability speed tests such no one single make '
has endured and OF the 2oooo owners Is "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

bought years the dealers sales lists
of the motor journals and whether find used EMF
30 for sale You don't have be mathematician to figure
what this
compare with this 30 HORSEPOWER Masterpiece There's
Black Art the chow done There's the chain of
behind tan ideal build good better than the
other fellow who asks anywhere from $500 mp S250O and
Then corrallng the Then the Then
the of the creating ahuge demand Then adequate
plant and machinery the demand Then the distrbu
tion of manufacture quantities. instead
limited number bringing the within the reach
Of the moderate and moreover Offering
good ''across the water kind
The automobile industry its inception 1898 Many manu
Dragging about the number OF they have sold
they don them sell
them Where find such rapid growth public favor and
appreciation the EMF Companys cars? The proof the
number have sold and the in which sold them. In
little two years nearly 10000 EMF 30' and Flanders
'20 automobiles have been made plants and shall
make and sell $4,000 this year
what high quality and low price the EMF
80 have accomplished They have pcked the bubble of in
lated and literally forced rival manufacturers give
dollar for dollar value The newspapers have been filed
of late with the significant headlines Reduction Price
What does this Simply this that the purchaser had
been getting his moneys worth
We the public confidence told
world beating quality and sold at rock boom with
standard equipment for $3.50 This price created CONSERVATION
the of rivals but the demand for the
EMF 80 that the production further distributed
At sashed off $3.50 and this ''30
power Standard Touring Car $1,000 We justly proud u
achievement.
Our Years Guarantee interesting reading the prospective pur
chaser 1t liberal service insurance covering the and its
equipment for year This really unnecessary.
have hundreds of letters from proudly stating that
condition that possibly be expected of automobiles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

enthusiastic booster This the ''one' that sells
and creates its demand. secondhand EMF 1907 is
unknown because nowhere you find automobile
and W challenge comparison
The EMF go" an engineering marvel 1t is
mental fad in gded urbclow catch
of the unwry and fch dollars his poketbook
80 is built for purpose and long life perform any
and every motor task-and it does it.
Immediately guess something EMF
3O'-the whole made by The EMF Company And
If you read could transport you magnificent So
100000 plants and could stand the glow Of furnace
amid the whirl Of automatic machinery milling, grinding
cutting to the nntesma fraction of inch this would impress
mind the eloquent truth Here is built last
and
Only little two old How tell How long the
will ast?' 1t the revolutions the friction
machinery. Everybody tha-bu The EMF Com
Of superiority in the quality Of their product
selling double and treble the price
e. Nl-F 30 y
With deliberate intent for this purpose they chose
built in their factory. Bullet and crowded
years Of life fifteen years Of the hardest possible
the race-rack at speed which in meeting
wins Over hills upon the road through sand water
demonstrating, path finding carrying surplus passenger
in fact possible test of reliable durability applied
satisfy curiosity.
Seventy three thousand miles the present
making and it is good the day wheeled
upon shipping platform years ago
marka6e and convincing argument presented public
argument that is attracting worldwide attention among
buyers and dealers for has placed The EN-
pinnacle of motor construction and proven beyond cav
question: oftceated statement that in design materials
and workmanship the EMF chassis is the most enved
ensemble Of mechanical perfection
proved ngved and that brings Us
another eclaraont the safest biggest
ing investment for you in moordomwhcn you buy an EMF
80 speculation is eliminated You put your money a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
he Car that has rev0Ilionzed the automobile industry and
made the high priced automobile fad
An analysis Of the question long last?

Human life has been measured
the welknown formula tear of flesh
and blood Life Insurance Companies have scaled
man and abuaed his length Of days to scientific nicely
How long will it last? This question asked
thing that has moton-whether it be Living
small life motor car should
compelling interest this OF
and utility holds the of the stage
The Pubhcthe Dalerhe Manufacturer-each particular
point of view. wants know how long standard
Will stanG up and give service under specific
The Ppubc spends dollars purchase and maintenance
this information The Dealer anticipates sales guards
his and customers interests this knowledge The Man
ufacufer wants eXactn proof of his car strength
ms and fame and future production the
mportan question the buying, selling
biles is this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19

talnty. The car that lasts is the that pays
That simple business proposition and an
EMF is the 100 per cent car. If YOU went 10
any Of the 10000 owners of an EMF and
tried to buy it, il S safe bet the man would ask
you almost what he paid for it, even if he
Arizona republican., 1911-11-17
STOCKS
A eRiToN WAS OFFENDED.

The master plumber VINO nad Sent
workman to one of the fashionable
hotels found on his list the number of
the room his man was supposed to be
repairing in, only a fancy figurer had
made a Il" with flourish at top and
bottom, so that when the boss called
up the hotel he asked for room 929 In
stead of 919. Then ensued dialogue
something like the following, as later
reported:
Hello! What do You mean by loaf
ing on that job? Get a wiggle on you
you loafer and hurry UP on that next.
Er-er what? Really ! can't catch
your remark.
Quit yer kidding. ! said get move
on you. You don't want to take all
day at what you are doing"
But my deah man there must be
some mistake. May l ask whom you
think YOU are addressing"
"Addressin'? Pipe the line of con-
versatiOn, Why you BANKED blanked
pinhead, I'm addressin' n plumber, and
bum one at that. So hustle along
Clarence, and don't let's hear any more
out of you until you get that second
job DONE" and connection was broken
Five minutes later an irate Briton
confronted the room clerk downstairs
Il say" he demanded. I'D like To
know who has had the impertinence tn
address a lot of rude demarks to me
over the telephone. Why the man ac-
tually called me plumber, And be-
sides he addressed me in language
really cannot tolerate, and ] must
have some, address.
The clerk asked a few questions. siz-
ed up the situation and explained. The
other was net Modified.
Really" he said, Il should like "a
find that man who used such dreadful
language to me. If | came face To face
with him / should really have To at
tack him,"-From the New York sun
Arizona republican., 1911-11-17
FOR
MEXICAN PRISONERS
Parole Granted Boy in the Industrial
School.

Two MeXicans held in the territorial
prison were granted Communication of
sentences yesterday. One is +. PARA,
who was convicted in Nogales and SEN
fenced October ;, 1910, To serve two
years for burglary. He has been cred
tied with good time and in addition
63 days work on the territorial bridge.
His liberty will be a Christmas gift.
The other object of the governors
clemency is J. VillalobOs, who was
sentenced December 16. 1910. in Cliff
ton. to serve eighteen months for the
crime of burglary. Nillalobos has "A
credit of 1873 days work on the Tempe
bridge. in addition to time for good
behavior His sentence will expire
under the communication November 20.
Chauncey Wilson has been granted
a parole from the industrial school
He was committed February 81, 1910.
from this county, for incOrrigibility.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-17
CENTRAL ARIZONA
PYTH|AN BATTALION
1T WILL BE FORMED BY GENERAL
ROVER OF ANAHEIM, CAL.
He Will Arrive Monday With Team
of Twenty four Picked Men.

Brigader General J. o. Roger of
Anaheim, with twenty-four uniformed
knights of Pythias. are expected in
Phoenix at : o'clock Monday morning
The party comes on a special train and
is to be here for the purpose of form
ing a battalion of the three organiZa-
tions in the central part of Arizona.
The battalion VIII be comprised of the
local chapter of the knights OF
Pythias, the lodge at Tempe and the
CHAPTER at Mesa The Mesa chapter
will be organized Monday night. the
installing party is then to come to
Phoenix, accompanied by the lodges
of both Tempe and Mesa, for the pur-
pose of completing battalion organiZa-
ton and electing officers. There are
about eighty members of the Phoenix
lodge
Accompanying Mr.. Roger will be
Colonel T. A. Nerney, Colonel Shafner
and Colonel McGlauchlin. General
Rover is one of the most actice boost
ers for this order on the coast. He
frequently charters special trains and
takes the members of his home lodge
To the various coast lbNHS ~ "'''"
limitations, and has made arrangements
for a special train with a full company
of the best drilled men in the chapters
of the southwest to attend the national
encampment of knights of Pythias at
Atlantic City next summer. All eN-
penses of the members Will be pre-
paid. Local lodge No. VIII confer
tho rank of mage uDOn twenty four
members ut the meeting tonight.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-17
COME ON YOU TRADERS
and SPECTATORS

We have the following properties
for sale on easy terms:
$50 acres Orange and Alaflfa land
at $4,000.
so acres Orange and Alfalfa land
at $4,000
so acres all improved. near Glen
dale. for S15,OOO.OO.
20 city lots. close in, on easy pay
ments, from $4,000 up.
Z room modern brick for s35OO.OO.
10 room furnished, modern. for
100000.
9 room frame for 100000.
room frame for 100000.
8 room modern bungalow for
100000
10 room furnished modern brick for
SIC, 10000.
One small house and two large lots
for 100000.
Money TO loan.
For quick sales list your property
with us.
Phoenix Realty and Development Co
3l7 w. Washington st.
Phone Overland 2639
]. w. WALKER.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-17
OFFICERS ELECTED

The following have been elected as
officers of the Mesa Melon Growers
association for the ensuing wear: ID.
=. Jones, president: George Ellsworth,
secretary: John Norne. vice presl-
dent: f. W. Jones and r. Van Me-
ter. directors. A contract for the
coming year had been let to C. y.
Weaver & Co. of Chicago. to handl"
the melons in 1912. The firm pays
an advance of 40c on standard crates
and 900 on ponies and jumboes.
NEWS IN BRIEF
]. G.. Spangler of the Mesa City
bank, left Wednesday afternoon FOR
a business trip To Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Philip Coleman, one of the guards
of the territorial prison. is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Coleman
Clarence Dana has purchased the
Geo. w Peterson home.
Fen S Hildreth was a visitor II
Mesa this week Mr.. Hildreth is :
candidate for office and the amount
of grass he is allowing to grow un'
der his feet would not make a gooS
crop on the desert during DRY
year He is setting a pace that his
opponents will have to go some tc
keen M with.
A special drill was held by d Co.
national guards, at the armory las
night.
County Supervisor w. X. Bower
received s1.146 for the first carload o
oranges shipped from his orchard
this season. There were 1853 boxe'
in the car The Mutual Distributing
| Co. is handling the orange crop
| this section this fall.
Tomorrow afternoon the Evan
school tennis team will play tn
Normal school team on the Norma
grounds The Evans boys say the
have the game as good as won.
Phil Nets and Jack Fraser hav
Just received another consignment q
pure Navajo rugs and blankets fror
| New Mexico.
The second gymnasium militar
ball will he held at the Mesa oper
| house tonight.