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Federation
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pensation act and pointed out various
laws passed by individual states pro
Ytding for automatic compensation of
Workmen for injuries.
In conclusion Mr.. Gompers' report
urged more extensive organization
work among the workers of all indus
tries and the general extension of the
federation.
The report Of Sec. Frank Morrison
Of the federation showed total re-
ceipts of $207,373 for the year and ex-
penditures of $277,479. The federation
began the year with a balance of $780,
$40, and closed the year with $70,105
less. In discussing the strikes of the
year Mr.. Morrison's report said:
Reports from sixty-four national
and international organizations and
from local unions directly affiliated
with the American Federation of
Labor show hat there were 716
strikes, in which there were 1869
involved. OF that number 66,S92
were benefited and SLY not benefited.
The total cost OF the strikes re-
ported on was 1885, 63. Adding
to. hat amount $156,8S9, dona-
tions made by local unions to other
unions we have a total of $2,143,153
expended to sustain members on strike
during the past year."
Similar figures were set forth in the
report of Treas. John B. Lennon.
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The N. D. KENNEL SHOW
President cowie Getting Mary Hand
some Prizes-AdVertising Man at
Work on the Programme.

President Cowie OF the North Da-
kota Kennel association is doing some
lively hustlfng for his big dog show
in January. He has a large list of
prizes for the different entries and
from the number of inquiries receiv-
ed he is confident the entries will be
larger than ever.
Today II. H. Sullivan, who has the
official premium list and catalogue in
charge, began soliciting advertise
ments and met with a warm recep-
ton. The commercial club committee.
which bars programme advertising as
a rule, made an exception of the dog
show publication and gave President
Cowie a letter commencing this event
and advising the merchants to give
their patronage to the premium list
and catalogue. Several thousand
premium lists are to be e to dog
fanciers in this and other states.
Mr.. Cowie has also taken up the
matter Of a judge and is now in cor-
re~spondence with a mar Of national
reputation who is wanted to make the
awards,
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PAUL GILMORE
ON ESSENKAY
WHEN SEEN AT GARDNER THIS
MORNING BY FORUM MAN. WAS
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER RESULTS
OF EssENkAY USED IN TIRES.

Paul Gilmore the original actor who
has been touring the southern states
and eastern Canada in an automobile
was interviewed this morning regard
ing Essenkay that he uses in the tires
OF his two automobiles.
"~ESssenkay tires are all right" said
Paul Gilmore. saThey have made good
for us" When 1t was first suggested
the chauffeur turned 1t down, said it
would Jar the motor, run the machine
to the rubbish heap and wouldn't
work, in fact he would quit his job,
rather than have it put in. Several
days after we got stuck, had eight
hours of tire trouble. and all that goes
with It, missed our engagement, lost
to try Essenkay.
The vibration after the first day or
so was nothing and we nave travelled
over $4,000 miles without missing a
single engagement. and without any
tire trouble. We have run nails into
the tires time and again but you can't
puncture Essenkay. The chauffeur 10
now M Of the strongest boosters Of
Essenkay.
Like all new things it is declared
inlpracticable, no good, etc. Why,
when ] started out in my automobile
to tour the country, they said Paul
Gilnore's gone crazy. He will miss
his dates, get stuck in the mud just
because it was a new thing, and hadn't
been tried before. 1t is true we did
get stuck in the mud but we got out
and we haven't had a team pull us out
yet.
The way / feel about Essenkay is
this: / have no stock in the company
but if an article is good, l want TO do
all in my power to boost it, and that's
why ! want to tell people about Essen
kay and how it has saved us tire
trouble, annoyances and delays on the
road and how it has made good on a
hard grind.
we would have been going in
Canada yet, but there is not even a
cowpath between Port Arthur and
Winnipeg and so we had to ON down
into the states. This winter / am
going to tour the south and work
northward in the spring and with the
assistance of Essenkay ] will
the route without tire trouble.
Il could sit here n talk Essenkay
all afternoon, if we had the time" and
with a smile Paul Gilmore handed h
Forum nan a copy of his w news
paper The Paul Gilmore News.
Essenkay has made good in Fargo
and will make good wherever 1T is
used. Every car owner is a prospect
for Essenkay. Sales will be large. II
you feel equipped to sell it in your
town write us at once
To Car Owners,
We will fill your tires this fall
giving you ample time to try 1t out
in your car and save your tires for an
increased mileage next year. Essen
kay Sales Co, j. e. Hall, Manager,
Pioneer Life Bldg, Fargo. -Advt.
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GIVES BURKE CREDIT
S. J.. Doyle Says Large Amount of
Credit for Presidential Vote in
NJ. o. Is Due to John Burke.

J.. S. Doyle of Darlington, former
member of the legislature and demo-
cratic floor leader of the lower house
during the last session. was in the city
today OIL his way home from Minneap-
oils. He is much pleased with the out-
come of the recent election. .
The democrats for the first time in
twenty years have cause to be jubi-
LIANT" he said today at the Gardner
hotel. II am very much pleased with
the outcome and think the next adj
ministration will bring us good times.
1t should not be forgotten that a large
amount of the credit. for the presi-
Dental vote In this state is due to
Governor Burke and his splendid cam
paigning in behalf of Wilson and Mar
shall" .
For himself, Mr.. Doyle said he was
out of politics and enjoyed being a
spectator from the front row in the
balcony, where he could 9 the whole
show which he knows is going to be
interesting.
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

Syvert johnson of Benson, Mimi,
who has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Syvert Johnson of 213 Ninth
street south, left for home late Sat
urday night. He Is in the decorating
business at his home town and was
here to secure assistants. He took two
men back with him, as he a v he has
enough business to keep them during
the winter. He was born and brought
Up in this city.
Miss Pearl Van Pelt Of Fargo has
secured a position as s~tenographer for
the Empire Land Co. of this city and
has assumed the duties of her posi-
ltion. .
Mrs. Rick Of the North Dakota I'm
provement building, Fargo, accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs. j. w. John
son Of Staples, Mimi, spent last Sat
urday over on this side of the river,
the guests of Mrs. w. B. Auxer, and
the latter is visiting Mrs. Rick to-
day. They were old neighbors in this
city.
Mrs. Bachenheimer of Ninth street
south will, during the latter part of
the week, entertain the NJ. w. NJ. club
at her home and extensive arrange
ments are being made for the same.
Members of the Eastern Star are
looking forward to next Monday night
when the meeting will take place. This
will be followed by an entertainment
which it is expected will be most
pleasant.
The Bridge club will have a meeting
on the evening of Nov. %, at the
home of Editor Richards, and elabor-
ate preparations are being made. Re
freshments will be served, and Mr..
Richards will be expected to act as
master of ceremonies during the even
ing.
Arrangements are being made to
have a Thanksgiving ball in this city.
Further announcements will be made.
Judge McClenahan of Brainerd was
reelected to the district court bench
of that district.
Mr., Adley. recently elected superin :
tendent of schools for Otter Tail coun-
ty, has given it out that he shall
select for his assistant a normal train
ed teacher with long experience in pub
lie school work.
The Journal-Press Of ST. Cloud
makes the announcement tha Justice
H. F.. Miller of Fargo will deliver the
Elks Memorial day address in that city
Sunday afternoon, Dec. j.
E. E. Norton of Breckenridge hat
undertaken to form q company which
10 IL uHuOFLdh6 the installation or ar
electric lighting plant at WoIverton, 4
public utility which the people of the
town are very anxious to get and they
promise reasonable support.
On Wednesday evening of this week
the merchants and their clerks will
hold a Joint meeting at Fraternity hal
in this city, and 1t is hoped that there
will be q large attendance. It is the
hope Of the employers, as well as the
employees, at this meeting to make
plans for a big banquet to take place
at orn future time.
Mrs. "A. j. Abbott, wife OF Rev. Mr.
Abbott, has been taken to one of the
local hospitals suffering from pleu
risy, and her friends will be pleased tx
know that she is getting along nicely
Miss Lillian Anderson has secured
a position with the Quale & Martin
son establishment and has assumed
the duties of her position.
J. M. Witherow. who was operatet
on at one of the hospitals for moss
trouble. has so FAR recovered as tt
be able to get back to his home.
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Miss EInora Lee and Clarence Grover
United in Marriage Last Saturday
.. Evening.

One of the social events of this sec
ton of the country was that which
took. place on Saturday evening at the
in Morland township, when their
charming daughter and Clarence Gro
yer who resides near Glyndon were
united in marriage. The house was
prettily decorated and there We're a
number Of guests present. A wedding
dinner followed the ceremony which
was much enjoyed. The two families
represented in the wedding are among
the Oldest in this section and have a
host of friends in Moorhead who ex-
tend congratulations and well wishes.
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~southrrest Increment.

Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
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Proposals For white Way.

The city Auditor of the City of Far
go, North Dakota, will receive until the
hour Of 5 o'clock p. m, the 25th day of
November, 1912, sealed proposals, upon
the basis of cash payment, for the fur
nishing OF all materials for, and the
construction of a White Way, in White
go, extending on Front Street from
Eighth Street to First Street, accord
ing to the plans and specifications
therefor which were approved by the
Council and which are now on ile in
the Office Of the City Auditor.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
certified check and bidders bond, as
required by law, and in accordance
with the specifications for said work.
Bids shall be securely sealed. endors-
ed and addressed as required by law.
The City Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated, Fargo, N. D. Nov. II, 1912.
"A. r. Watkins,
City Auditor.
NOV. HIS. 1921
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CREEGAN WILL
NOT RESIGN
REPORT PUBLISHED IN STATE
PAPER THAT FARGO COLLEGE
PRESIDENT WAS TO ACCEPT
PAsToRATE IN EAST DENIED
THIS AFTERNOON.

published stories to the efect that
DR., c. C. Creegan, president of Fargo
college was about to resign his posi-
ton for the purpose OF accepting the
pastorate OF n of the large churches
in an eastern city. When DIR. Creegan
was asked concerning the report he
stated that this was news to him, and
that there was nothing in the report.
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DILW0RIH Line
TO open soon
MANAGER HIBBARD o FTHE BYL.
LEsDY co. SAYS THE CARS
WILL BE RUNNING WITHIN THE
NEXT TEN DAYS AND ALL WILL
BE PLEASED.

Manager Hubbard is authority for
the statement that the Dilworth line
will be open to the public within a
week or ten days and that there will
be hourly trips made between Fargo
and that village. This will be welcome
news to the people of Moorhead.
The new line is about three miles
in length and the manager of the
Union Light, Heat & Power Co. is
priding himself on the fact that he has
a fine roadbed which will improve next
summer after the bed has settled dur
ing the winter months. The dement's
that will accrue both to Moorhead and
Fargo are many, and the people will
welcome the opening of the road.
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JOBS WITH UNCLE sam

There will be several civil service
examinations held in the near future
M several good positions may be had
by the successful candidates. Nov. 20
there will be a examination held for
junior alloy chemist, male. Nov. 25
there will be an examination for the
position Of architectural craftsman,
male.
animation for mechanical craftsman,
male, in the immigration department.
On the same day there will be one
held for chemical engineer, male.
Dec. 4 there will be an examination
for a teacher of metal working and
mechanical drawing, male, and on the
same day there will be another held
for an aid, male.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-11
CLOSED BEARS PLACE

The bears place. located at IA Front
street, which has been the scene of
so many cutting scrapes, fights and
near riots of different descriptions,
was closed today by order of the court
for the period of one year., through the
instrumentaIity Of States Attorney
Fowler, who charged that it was a
public nuisance.
The bear himself Is a colored man
whose real name Is Henry White. He
has a long police record and has APP
peared a number of times before the
police magistrate. though the officers
have never been able to get much on
him.
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District Court.

The case on trial in the district court
today, was Ole Langseth VS.. The Haw-
ley Hay Co, a dispute about the value
of a car load of hay. The jury in the
Bodkin returned a verdict for the
plaintiff for. the full amount. In this
case Senator Marden was against Mr..
Bodkin whereas in the cases of Bodkin
VS.. Great Northern Railway Co. tried
a day or two ago., the senator was
counsel for the plaintiff. 1t is expected
that jury cases will occupy the atten-
ton of the court all of this week.
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Closing Cables.

Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
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She Nav Recover.

The many friends OF 'Auntie'' Ru-
yick, who is an aunt OF Rev. John
peterson, Of the Norwegian Lutheran
church. will be pleased to know that
will likely recover her sight. Miss
Ruyick made her home with her
nepneW but for the past two months
has been receiving treatment In a St
Faul hospital. She is now totally
nllnd, but the attending physicians be-
lleve that she will recoYer her sight.
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2 YEARS FOR STEWART
Negro Who Cut Another Colored Man
About the Neck Sentenced to
the ~Penitentiarys

Charles Stewart, colored, who slash
ed John Newman, also ,colored, across
the chin and around the neck with a.
knife during a Front street sQuabble
about sixty days ago. was sentenced
to two years in the state penitentiary
this afternoon by Judge @. A. Pollock
in the district court Newman, who
is now we'll again appeared and asked
for the leniency of the court in the
sentencing OF his assailant.
The Bookkeeping case in the county
court Saturday afternoon was o
tinued until tomorrow afternoon.
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ii STRANGERS Death.

Herman wink. 26 years old, passed
away yesterday at of the local
hospital from a complication of dis
eases. He was a stranger about
Moorhead and was taken to the hos
pitaI only a few days ago. suffering
from what appeared to be pneumonia.
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ONE MILL ROAD TAX CARRIED.
Amendment Received Enough Votes
So That LEGISLATURE Can Act,

90 hat LegIsIature Can act
The one mill road tax amendment,
No. / on the pink ballot at the state
state capitol to have received enough
votes to carry, SO. that the mex legis-
lature will be authorized to levy a tax
Of l mill on each dollar of assessed
valuation for the state road and bridge
fund. Other amendments, including
the increased railroad gross earnings
tax, are believed to have lost. Only
f~ragmentary returns have been re-
ceived, but they all show the first
amendment running well ahead, while
the others polled far fewer votes. The
seven senator bill is badly beaten,
with a heavy negative vote piled up.
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New York

New York, Nov. 11.-Butter Arm, re-
ceipts 3,1S3 tubs; creamery extras 80
1-2c, firsts 80 1a2c@32 1-2c; creamery
held extras 81 1-2c@32c: frsts 29 1-2c
oslo; state dairy finest 31c@S1 1-2c;
process extra 81 1-2c@ CSC.
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rs r WORK.
Manager MeGiII Begins Task of Build.
ina New Ice House.

Frank McGiIl, who for many years
was connected with the Moorhead
Lumber Co, has begun work in a big
new ice house which will be erected
near the Great Northern tracks east
of the city. The house will cco :
modate an immense amount Of ice and
Mr.. McGill expects to have it ready
for putting in ice by the time the ice
is ready.
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Duluth Cash Ios
Local Quotations.
Primary Movement.

Wheat receipts today 2,6SS, 900 bush
els, last ear 100000 bushels; ship
ments !, 1850 0 bushels; last year 348,-
coo" bushels; corn receipts today 400"
coo bushels: last year 536, 900 bushels;
shipments $4,000 bushels; last year
$4,000 bushels.
Chas. z. Lewis & Co.
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st. Louis. Nov. 11.-Receipts wheat
1877, 900 bushels; last year $4,000 bush
els; shipments 1000 bushels: last year
so, 900 bushels.
Kansas City-Receipts wheat $50
cars: last yea 4S cars; shipments $50
cars; last year 80 cars.
Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
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Cash MesEnEe.

Minneapolis, Nov. 11.-Cash market
keen and active, with the millers TAX
ing about all the wheat in sight. One
Northern blue stem 2 to Sc owe Decem
Der; velvet chaff l CEN over December,
Find fair -four sales.
Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
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Liverpool, Nov. 11.-Wheat. closed /
1-Sc@l 3-sc lower; corn 7-Sc lower.
Paris-Wheat closed 1-2c@1c higher;
flour 1c lower.
AntWerp-Wheat. closed 4-sc higher.
Berlin-Wheat closed unchanged.
Buda Pesth-Wheat closed / 3-sc
higher.
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The air and the water continue to
claim sacrifices and death walks
abroad on the land. Clearly there is
no place where a man can so and
be safe, but the man with a clear con-
science need not be troubled.
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Beef Prices

st. Paul, Nov. 11.-CattIe $500, kill
ers steady to 10c lower; steers S5.75 to
1925; cows and heifers 1925 to $6.25;
calves steady to strong, $500 to SO. so;
feeders steady, $3.50 to $3.50.
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VERY SATISFACTORY.
concordia College Has Now an At
tendance Of f25.

There is an attendance at the pres
emit time at Concordia college of about
125 students and this Is most salts
factory for this time of year. The
faculty is of the opinion that there
will be fully 300 students in attend
ance before the term has far advanced.
AS compared with former years the
attendance is better now than usual.
The college is In fine working order
and the work lis progressing nicely.
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Grain Receinfa.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Wheat III cars;
last year 50 cars; corn 1913 cars; last
year 225 cars; oats 377 cars; last year
124 cars.
Minneapolis, Nov. 11.-wheat SIS
cars; last year 546 cars. Stocks wheat
increase 100000 bushels in two days,
Duluth-Wheat 1,155 cars; last year
3s5 cars.
Winnipeg-wheat $50 cars; last year
926 cars.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.
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TntaI wanna SUNNI

Wheat this week as, 1856, 900 bushels;
last year 63,57s,00 bushels.
Corn this week 2,216.000 bushels last
year 1890 900 bushels.
Oats this week 11,574,000 bushels;
last year 21,7S7,0o0 bushels.
Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
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Paris is adopting American
dances, says a dispatch. We're sure
Nv going some when we can teach
Paris anything In that line.
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The remains were removed to the
Wright r1orgue and prepared for bur-
iaL and Undertaken Wright will en-
deavor to ascertain lie possible the
whereabouts OF his relatives.
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Chicago, Nov. 1L-Wheat 1877 cars
corn 166 cars; oats ass cars. Hogs 81,
900 head.
Bartlett, Flszier & Co.
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Aatorpedo boat destroyer hit a barge
in the Delaware river and was badly
damaged. One can't be too careful
OF these frail war craft
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1t is no dificult to make the jani-
tor believe in that rumor of a coal
famine.
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Radium is advanced as b cure for
govt. Gout always was a bloated
.plutocrat,s disease.
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NEW BIDS AsKED FOR

Contractors SCARED Too High For
MOOrhead Public Building.
e" 1t was announced today that the
supervising architect for the govern
ment has asked, for supplementary bids
for the new public building al Moor
head, as it was considered hat the
figures submitted were too high.
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Vinihln s,InnIv chnnr

NNBIWIe SWprE
Wheat increase ~3,654,000 bushels.
Corn decrease 473,0 900 bushels.
Oats increase 100000 bushels.
Chas. Z. Lewis e. Co.
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HAD liz LIE.
Party of Eight in Two Autos Had
Fine Trip to Colgate.

Yesterday during the fine summer
weather John Stegge and wife. A. c..
Lacy and wife, G.. A. Newsalt and wife
lightful trip to Colgate, N. D. in two
autos. At Colgate. they were enter
tanned by william Furlong.
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The Markets
GRAIN QUOTATIONS.

Chas. z. Lewis & Coz Grain, and STOCK
Brokers'. Morton Block Fargo
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q very dull speculative trade. The
eastern demand was somewhat smaller
and cash prices generally were some
Chas. p. Lewis q Co.
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DaiIy Clearancea

Wheat $780, goo bushels; -four 5000
bushels; corn 5000 bushels; rats $4,000
bushels; wheat and -four $4,000 bush
els.
Chas. e. Lewis & Co.