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Arizona republican., 1911-11-24

day after a period of hesitation. Early the list was lifeless. with an inclina- ton to heaviness. though the level of vious reason the tide turned in the afternoon. Prices were marked up all along the line. though the principal activity was in railroad shares. At the close leading roads showed gains of 1 to ? points. with points in crease in one instance. Union Pacific was brought to the front by the bulls tO lead their movement In the latter part of the day it was forced above IFS. an advance of more than 3
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
wICWAM,

This program will be repeated to- night:
 The Cheyenne's Bride, a great Indian story of thrilling scenes. Song, Miss Ethel Hall, ''I Love You. Dear" The Jealous Wife. an unusual domestic mix up. full of startling features. Grand Chartreus and Ezra, the Fortune Tell CT. a trick comedy The Totem Mark a tale of the picturesque Mississancas race. This is a great picture that thrills and throbs with exciting events. Illus trated song, Miss Ethel Hall, "Thc old Town is Looking Mighty Good To- night" Broncho Bills Last Spree. ! great western comedy-big story. big thrills, big heart interest, big delight.
 One of the best bills yet offered at this popular theater. The songs are extra good and "Broncho Bilrs Last Spree is the funniest ever.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
DENVER VISITORS
 HERE FOR SHORT STAY
Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Minimum Automobile
 Tourists.

\. F.. Minimum of Denver arrived yes terday and plans to visit in PhoeniX the next few days. Mrs. Minimum pre- ceded him a few days. and they are staying at the Hotel Annex. Mir. Min lum Is president of the International Asbestos and Power company of Den Yer and director of the First National bank of tha- city, and with Mrs. Min ium is touring through to the coast in their automobile.
 This is their first visit to Phoenix. and both are delighted with it. Mir
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM.

Manager Reeves has provided d special Rainbow BuZZcr souvenir for the first 800 school children who attend the Saturday matinee. The la dies will receive china souvenirs on each reserved seat check as usual. An entire change of vaudeville acts will be made on Saturday evening and a new series of photo plays will be on for the Sunday matinee
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
FOR SALE

l have very comfortable 5-room screened house. completely furnished, in good clean condition, 50-foot lot. shade. hedge, city water. will sell. as are for $500. $250 cash. balance s25.00 per month including interest
 IL interested call at Post office News Store. I5G N Center It
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24

Atchison, 1OSb; St Paul, 1l2. New York Central. 1OShs; Pennsylvania. 12215; Reading. 153A; Southern Pa cific. 1153s: Union Pacific. IFS. Steel. 647s; Steel preferred, I091.. Silver, 56Ac.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
IS HE HONEST?

Harduppe-Is Wigwag honest?
 BOrrOwell-Well, he came around to my house the other Jay and stole an umbrella I had borrowed from him Philadelphia ecord
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
THE GIRL IN 4 DERBY HAT

It's the latest.
 There's the round crown.
 And brim slightly rolled at sides. It's somewhat different from the riding hat.
 Just a little more festive in ma terial.
 It's made in velvet with flat tailor ed bow at the back.
 Sometimes it comes in hatter's plush: then it looks more like broth CTS.
 The only trimming is a little stick up aigrette or a few moulted feath- CTS.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
METALS.

Standard copper firm; spot. S!2.-Jdp 1S; December. s12.72 F M13 10: January. s12.7713 G13.3212; February. S12.S0t 1915. Exports this month. - 33l tons. Lake copper. S13q13.25; electrolytic. $13G13.25: casting. SIP 5 P % 1:.S5A. Lead. s4.35M 40 f. O. b. New York
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24

Duffy's New York sweet cider at 75c gallon. Melczer Bros. Co Main 75: Overland 75l. If
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24

points. It is regarded as probable this rise is due to another bull demOnstra- tiOn The speculative movement in copper shares weakened and they hung back in spite of a further ad- vance in the price of the metal United States Steel participated mod erately in the upward movement. Bonds were firm, with active inquiry for Union Pacific issues. Total sales. par value. s3.s63. 900. Governments were unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
Finances and Markets

New York. Nov. 23.-The upward movement of stocks was resumed to-
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
SAVOY.

At the SavOy-wherc everybody goes. Entire change of program today. Big feature on; don't miss seeing it.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
FOR RENT.

One thousand furnished apartments only sl6 and up per month. The right eles is to rent one of "Wiesendanger's furnished apartments" Write to T. Wiesendanger, 40S West Sixth Street, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24

Try Republican Want Ads for re-
Arizona republican., 1911-11-24
STOCKS

Amalgamated. 63%; Smelling. 74l5;
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
and MOURNERS Go
ABOUT THE Streets

PEMBINA, Dec. 1S.-Pembin!a coun-
ty records were transferred from
Pembina to Cavalier by special train
of an engine and four bax cars, rum
ming from Pembina to Grafton on the
Northern Pacific, and from Grafton to
Cavalier on the Great Northern.
Cavalier is now the county seat OF
Pembina county.
It has been a big event for the city
of Cavalier with the long fight ended
with victory for them. In Pembina
of course, the sentiment is somewhat
different, for that city HAS been a
county seat since pioneer days and
for the first time it is now bereft Of
those honors.
The task of transferring the rec
ords Of the county was no small one,
but it was done in decidedly rapid
time. Editor WardWell of the Pioneer
Express so!daoquizes as follows:
Exodus.
All this week the sound of the nam
mer and saw has been heard in the
halls and corridors of the old court
house. big, box, band box and bun.
dle'' with County Commissioners
Morrison and Purdy as undertakes.
The collins were duly loaded in the
Northern Pacific cars and strict watch
was kept for fear some of the pesky
Pembinaites would get away with
some of the stuff But there was no
trouble and the cars have sailed away
with the precious cargo. Leaving only
those most valuable documents that
are stored in the somewhat famous
"outbudlding," for Notwithstanding
the value of these, they were somehow
left behind. ALI the county officers
except Mr. Roadihouse, also made the
pilgrimage on Thursday morning to
the county mecca to be on hard ut the
opening ceremonies The prisoners
we're also left in the county iall, fut
doubtless they would have gone too
if they could.
County business will necessarily
re delayed for some days though Of
ficials have tried and will try to keep
things going as best they could and
can.
THE departing ones were Judge and
Mrs. Wick, with Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
dick, Auditor and Mrs Felson. Harry
Horr and wife, Deputy Register John
F. Gill, Superintendent Burnley and
Deputy Miss Thorwaldson, Treasurer
J. RI. Gibson and Deputy Miss Freda
Arnason, Register Roadhouse went
this morning and Deputy Sheriff
Sonderman will go later when the
Jail is cleared out. Clerk OF Court
J. d. Winlaw will leave his family
here, and Mr.. Roadhouse's family will
also remain here until he makes ar
rangements for a home at Cavalier.
"The silver cord lis loosened, the
golden bowl is broken and the mourn.
ers 20 about the Streets
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
Wedding INTERESTS.
BISMARCK People
MISS HELEN MCKENZIE 6EC0M ES
BRIDE OF MAURICE B.
LYkEN.
Ceremony Was Performed at the
Home Of the BriGe's Father, Judge
Mckenzie Of Forman.

Ceremony Was Performed at the
Home of the BriGe's Father, Judge
Mckenzie Of Forman.
Residents of the capital city viii
be interested in the following account
of the wedding of Miss Helen Nc
Kcnz:e, daughter of Judge Mckenzie
of Forman, who recently became the
bride of Maurice B. Lyken. Miss
Marion Mckenzie of Bismarck, was
in attendance at the wedding of her
sister, The Independent-News, of
Forman contains the following an
nouncement of the event:
Lyken-Mckenzte.
At Forman, N. D., by Rev. G. }.
Ross, at the residence of the BRIDE
father, Thursday, December IA, 1911,
at 2 p. M. Mr.. M. B. Lyken and Miss
HELEN G. Mckenzie, both Of Forman.
The ceremony which united the
contracting parties was performed in
the presence of the relatives and near
friends. The bridegroom is a sturdy
and substantial young man who grew
up from boyhood in our sister town
of Cogswell, but has resided in For
man the past three years. He is now
a member of the Sargent County Alb.
stract & Title Guarantee Co., one OF
the paying incorporated institutions
of the town. The bride is an accom-
pl.shed young lady who has resided
with her father at Forman since
young girlhood. The happy couple
are popular young people, and have
the best wishes of one and all for
their future happiness and prosper
ity. The newly-weds will make their
first start in housekeeping in the alb
stract building, upstairs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18

Ito be Conhnued)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
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P. D. Norton, SECRETARY Of state, re-
ports the following new corporations
organized in the state, for which
charters have been granted out of his
Office since December 1:
Noble Brothers, Buford. Williams
county, capital stock, 100000; I'M
corporators, A. F. Noble. o. J. Morken
both of Buford, N. D., and George w
Mobile. Of Alexander, N. D. Filed
December I.
Gardner Cooperative Company
Gardner. Cass county; capital stock
$40 900; incorporators, Clark Moore
John Dynes and Henry Larson, all
of Gardner, N. D. Filed Dec. IL.
Booreson- Engelstad Co., Aneta, Mel
son county. capital stock SIS. 900;
incorporators, Lars Borreson, Robert
c. Engelstad, and A. v. A. Peterson
of Aneta. Filed Dec. IL.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
"Who is with you that you can

"Who is with you that you can
trustT'
"A dozen men. Here are food and
wine: you need Them" said the knight
Tell me how deep is the treachery."
$50 deep that death grips hands
with loyalty. In Yadasara there are
many for the count. In Yadasara Lady
Aldrida attempted my life. Ten days
ago at least l escaped from the city.
You may judge what truth there was
in the messenger the count brought to
the princess.
Let me change these rags for armor
and we will CO." cried. draining the
wine. 1t put new strength in me.
Every man who yields loyal
sword is necessary to the princess
now" said. Have your men by the
gates in half an hour"
So at midnight we rode from the
gates. Strange that after running
away from Yadasara l should so ca
gerly ride toward it again.
1t was toward shutdown that we
found the camp, pitched in place sur
rounded by thick woods. and it was
fortunate that our coming happened
upon a point where friends were or
we might have been Intentionally mis-.
taken for the enemy.
thought it well that my presence
in the camp should not be generally
known until I had seen the princess.
So. entering a tent. sent to ask Jasar
and Walen to come to me. They
would know better than ! could who
was to be trusted and who not told
Walen Vasca was a villain. but he did
not believe me.
Turning to Jasar, asked when !
could see the princess alone.
when you will. She will not leave
her tent again tonight"
Then l will come now"
Walen left US, and his manner trou.
bled me. 10 him more than to any
other knight looked for support, and
If he had not actually failed me be
had clearly shown that he was not
ready to follow me blindfold.
We went silently through the camp.
We passed Vasca's tent and heard the
sound Of feasting within. 1t struck me
that there was lack Of discipline
throughout. and my anxiety for the
future would have been greater had
not the thought that l was to see Daria
again thrown all other thoughts into
the corners of my brain.
The tent was we'll guarded. The
priest went in and In few moments
returned entered alone.
Daria had risen to greet me. As
the curtain Of the tent fell behind me
she seemed undecided whether to come
to the arms ready to be held out to
her-whether to be all the woman or
still something Of the princess.
''Daria."
doubt not there was supplication
In my tone. in my attitude. as l open
ed my arms to her. She crept into
them with a little sigh which was SUI
6cient> answer. to allmX desires. and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
NABbED At BORDER

NORTH PORTAL, Sask., Dec. 49,
Peter Shortrow of White Rock, 8. D.,
was arrested by Constable p. Aldrich
of North Portal on the charge of steal
ing morse from Powers Lake, N. D.
The horse stolen had afterwards been
traded for grey mare which was be-
ing tested at the Dominion govern
ment quarantine barns here when
Sortrow was arrested. He waived ex-
tradition. Sheriff Steinhoffer of Bow
bells, N. D., arrived here to take
charge of the prisoner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
CHILDREN ESCAPE
Death IN FLAMES

BOWMAN. N D.. Dec. 1&-The
3 and 5-year old children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mole, living near the H.
T. ranch, narrowly escaped burning to
death when during the absence of
the parents the house caught fire and
burned to te ground. The Children in
some manner got out of the house and
walked nearly two miles to the near
est neighbors to notify them of the
fire. The house burned to the ground,
however, before help arrived. The
children thought tat to fire started
where the stovepipe touced the roof.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
BIDS FOR COAL WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office of County Auditor of Burleigh
County at Bismarck, N. D., up to and
including the hour of ten O'Clock on
january 18th, 1912, tor three hundred
tons more or less of good grade hump
Ignite coal. Delivered and placed in
the bins at the Court House.
Contract to be awarded to the low
est bidder
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners
T.. E. FLAHERTY,
County AUDITOR.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
FIREPRooFs CHRISTMAS
CODE,

:. A fireproof Christmas and :
: fireproof Santa Claus are posi- {
= Bile State Fire Marshal c. E. :
:. Keller, of Minnesota, announced :
:. if rules and suggestions con- :
: tanned in a statewide warning :
= issued by him are followed. The :
:. marshal's suggestions for :
:. "safe and sane" Christmas in ::
+ clude: :
: Dip Santa's garments in alum :
: to make them fireproof. :
= Use mineral wood, made of :
= asbestos, instead Of cotton bat !:
:. ting to initiate snow on Christ :
= mas trees. :
! Light the tree with electric ::
:. lights instead of candles. ::
I: Do not wrap electric bulbs in ::
:. tissue paper to color them. I:
:. Beware of all tree ornaments ::
:: made of celluloid. :
:. If candles must be used in. ::
:. stead of bulbs, place a sheet Of ::
:. tin or zinc under the tree. :
Z: Place all presents on the floor (!
:. under the tree instead of hang :
:. ing them from the branches. :
= Extinguish all tree lights be- :
: fore presents are given out. :
: Keep buckets Of sand and ::
:. water near tree and constantly ::
:: watch it. :
: Persons in charge of Christ {:
:. mas celebrations are often {
{: criminally careless, Mr.. Keller {
Z: says. in permitting aisles and :
:: floors of the halls used to be- !
= come flocked.
=
9 = $%@~ = q e = + + > Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
j. 5. engineers DO
MORE RIPRAPPING
Especial to the Tribune)

Especial to the Tripune)
WILLISTON, N. D., Dec. 1S-A de-
tachment of army engineers are bus.
lily engaged in riprapping three
fourths of mile of the river bank at
"a point just southeast of this city
This work has been carried on during
the past four winters about three
miles having already been riprapped
This insures the permanency of the
river bank adjacent to Williston, in.
creased river transportation is ex-
pected from this point in the future
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18

! In a long silence. while her lips met
mine, felt rewarded for all had
come through.
"You are safe and with me again"
she said presently.
with you to defend you" answer
ed. But happiness must not make
me forgetful. My darling. peril Is at
our door,"
II fear nothing-now." she answered.
And I kissed her for the pause she
made before the last word.
do you remember why you are
here?" asked.
II had almost forgotten
"You are on your way to Yadasara
to rescue me-"
"And now you have come. Yet it
does not appear wonderful. 1t seems
natural that you should come to me.
In my deepest anxiety | have felt that
your life and mine were one. All.
Clinton. in your country women may
not speak their hearts so. Forgive me
! If my confession sounds strange to you.
but love has come to me once and for
all time; there seems no sin in telling
it."
With her hand in mine told her
all. not exaggerating. yet not making
too light of my perils. for love glowed
brighter in her eyes as | told the
story. She loved me more for what
had endured and grasped my hand
tightly as recounted Lady Aldrfda's
attempt upon my life. the fight on the
stairs, the fall from the city walls and
the struggle with the dead man in the
river. finished and waited for her to
speak.
you would have me believe my
kinsman. Count Vasca. the greatest
of villains%' she said.
81 have told you what Is said of
him in Yadasara. common talk over
every tlagon of wine. believe it was
be who sent Lady Aldrida to the
king"
HE cannot be so great traitor"
Think you he would have devised
this expedition to save me? Have |
greater enemy in Drussenland than
Count vasca: He loves you. As the
woman he loves. you are far more
than as the princess he pays homage
to. Once he has betrayed you. you
are a princess no longer. He believes
he could make terms with the WON
an"
1T is unlike you. Clinton. to make
a man out so vile as this.'
LET me learn that have wronged
him and on my knees l will ask his
PARDON" l returned. ''Why. Darfa.
look at the place where you are en-.
camped tonight! Would any leader
choose such position"
Indeed. be gave me many reasons
for doing so"
"Speaking lies. Daria."
FLUSH. Clinton. be Is my kinsman."
"He is your worst enemy-a treach.
erous friend. Why should he so urge
your coming? Is the thick Of battle a
safe place for your
II command. Clinton. That should
put double courage into the men,.
, Unto loyal men. Your camp Is full
of men who are not loyal"
NJ will not believe that"
you must believe it. Daria. Would
that our safety allowed me to fling
challenge to the count to prove bis
honesty. cannot: the treachery Is
too widespread. and. with insidious
words. be has lulled your suspicious
even as he has those of some Of your
most loyal knights That messenger
who came to you came with lie upon
his lips Sir Walen almost quarreled
with me when I accused the count.
and you. my dear one. doubt me-"
mo. Clinton. do not say that: but.
surely. you may misjudge the count.
Since you are here the reason for this
expedition Is gone hnt your presence
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-12-18
CHRISTMAS FURS,

Famous Furs add happiness to the
Happiest Christmas. Great cut in
prices of one third of now. The
most lasting. most luxurious. most
wanted and most appreciated Of all
gifts. The Famous.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-01

shows that the very good people
are simly playing politics. But you
cannot hoodwink these long headed
Yankees that are populating the
cities and farms of the great north
west. If any colleges are to be
built, they will be located where
the biggest slice of a site, and prob
ably a bonus, will be offered, and
it's a pretty safe bet it will go into
wet county after the election is
held on the sixth day of September.
Just let me ask my friends the enc
my what they would do with a col
lege built in dry county Of Idaho,
that would have the audacity, after
the school was completed and in op-
Grating order, to call one of these
special local option elections and
VOTE ITSELF WET?
We all know that the present law
permits a vote to be taken on pc
tition and any county now dry, in
which a college might be located,
could vote wet at any time after the
college had been built and was fair
ly established. This goes to prove,
kind reader, that our friends of the
opposition are either using ques-
tionable methods in their desire to
affect present elections, or else they
are not deep thinkers.
The anti-saloon people are going
on the presumption that if Canyon
county will vote dry, another special
election will be called in Ada county
and with the promise of a big col
lege located near the city of Boise
it is hoped that many will be in
huenced to vote dry for this reason
that would otherwise cast their bal
lots in favor of license and regula,
ton
One thing is absolutely certain
Canyon county can vote dry from
now until Gabriel blows his trump
ct and no sectarian college will be
built within her confines. If some
leading citizen through noble i'm
pulses offered a site for the college
reputed to be worth $4,000, yor
may rest we'll assured that when the
anti-saloon people get through witt
their little political game they will
be as hot after the quarry as the
Virginia hound is after the hare
The good brethren are not overlook
ing any good offers at any stage O
the game and it wouldn't surprise
the writer one solitary bit to learr
that they have their location cinchet
right now, In spite of their pro
testations in favor of higher ant
better conditions, morally and men
tally and physically, they never fai
to overlook that the financial fea
ture is the one most vitality involved
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-09-01

Evidently the leading spirits in the
business world in Washington coun-
ty, just north of US, are beginning
to wake up to the advantages en-
joyed by wet counties and wet states
adjoining dry counties. Whether
Canyon county goes dry or wet on
the sixth day of September will
make no difference to these long
headed business men of Weiser, who
are already making arrangements for
the circulation of a wet petition.
II Canyon county votes wet on the
sixth day of September, Washington
county is going to vote wet, just as
soon as they can file the necessary
papers to pull off an election in &C
cord with the law.
Before the division of Washington
county the returns show that the
| north half of the county voted dry
and the southern half voted wet.
| Weiser is the largest town in the
southern half and they have a bunch
of live wires down there that pro-
pose to come out in the open and
fight for license and regulation. II
Canyon county votes dry on the sixth
day of September, it will be all the
worse for Canyon county, which is
surrounded on all sides by wet terri
tory, with the exception of the north
side, which is bounded by Washing
ton county.
Weiser has one of the best brass
bands in this part of the state, and
in many respects it is far ahead of
I the average little city. The money
that is going into the different coun-
ties for liquor and for necessities of
life will find an additional outlet in
Washington county If Canyon county
remains dry. 1t is up to you, Mr.
Voter, to see that the business OF
Canyon county isn't foot-balled about
any longer.
The last day upon which you. c
register, or upon which your friend
can register, is Saturday, Sept. q
Don't neglect this important duty
Get on the registration lists II you
are not there now. On Wednesday
: Sept. 2, vote in favor of license and
regulation by marking your ballot
with an x in the little square
marked NO.