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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-05

Telegram by United Press
El Paso. Feb. 5.-The rebellious sol
diers who were started from Juarez to
Chihuahua on special train last
night by General Orozco are returning
today, having slipped from the train
whenever it slowed up
Over a score had returned to Juarez
this morning The city is quiet today
and street cars are again running. The
frightened refugees are returning to
their homes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-05
3 BODIES
IN RUINS
OF HOME
444*444+44+++4++

: Telegram by United Press. :
, Nowata, Okla. Feb. 5.-rhe ,
: bodies Of Harvey Hurst his wife =
: and Miss Elsie Adams. aged i6. =
= were found In The ruins Of the :
= Hurst home at Delaware. near =
= here. with bullet holes IN their =
= heads I
= Il is believed that they were I
+ murdered A man was seen run !
= ming from the house shortly be I
= fore the fire was discovered I
@444&44++@+A$#4 ? =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-05

John Blackwell OF Pooasset ls N the
city, the guest OF his sister, Mrs r..
N. Raymond Of Oregon aynue. .
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WEATHER FoascAsr.

, Tonight and Tuesday fair ris =
= ing temperature. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15
M'MANIGAL TELLS
HIS STORY

INDIANAPOIIS, Ind, Nov. 15s
Sworn declaration that the sug-
gestion to dynamite the Los An
geles Times building came from
Olaf A. Tveitmoe of San Francis
CO, secretary of the California
Building Trades council, was
made by Ortie e. McManigal here
today in the trial of union mem
charged with illegally transports
ing dynamite. 70. Il. Clancy, an
other San Francisco labor leader,
Mechanical said, assisted In carry
ing out the plans.
McManigal testified that full
details of the dynamiting were
given him by James B. Mcnamara
on a hunting trip near Conover,
Wis. Mcnamara made his con-
fession, he said, after he had ac-
cused Mcnamara of shooting at
him with a revolver.
"Jim told me-" McManigal de-
clared, "that Tveitmoe was the
big paymaster on the coast.
Jim regretted that so many
people were killed but seemed
sorry that General Otis had es-
capped.
"The most pleased man on the
coast over the explosion, McNa-
mara told me, was Tveitmoe. In
fact the old Man. as Jim always
referred to Tveitmoe, he said,
gave him $500 when he returned
to San Francisco from Los An
geles.
Shortly after the dynamitings
at Los Angeles, John ]. McNa-
mara sent me to Worcester, Mass.
L want an echo of that Los An
geles affair in the East he said,
so If they catch ]. B., they'll
think they have the wrong man.
l went to Worcester and caused
two explosions there on October
3. Then, about a month later,
when things began to look bad for
Jim, John sent me with his broth
er on the hunting trip"
McManigal was temporarily ex-
cused after finishing his testi-
mony about dynamitings on the
Pacific coast, and George Phillips
of Oakland of the Giant Powder
company was called to TESTIFY
about powder sales.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

SNAP on horses. wagons and har-
nesses: Mare, 1900 lbs, $40; gentle
saddle pony, years old, SIS; 4 good
delivery horses from 500 lbs. to
1850 lbs priced from $50 to SIS; one
light farm wagon and double box,
$50; one 3-inch lumber wagon, $50;
one heavy single harness, $40; one
double set of harness, SIS. II. C.
Smith. Pony Stables 2361 East D.
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A fine Scotch Collie dog, value $25,
III years old. Must be disposed
of. Will sell or trade for White
Leghorns or r. l. Reds. No reason
able offer refused. Phone Smith,
Proctor 1922
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FOR SALE-Thoroughb Rhode
Island Red cockerels. So each.
Apply 3715 East L st.
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TO kill mites use 1 part Electric
Insect powder to Q parts warm
phone Main 1919.
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ing machine with So choice rec
ords to exchange for Ancona pullets
or Indian Runner ducks. VIII
make good bargain. Phone Proctor
23S
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-Thoroughbr poultry,
Barred Rocks, White Wyandottes,
Buff and White Orpingtons. Main
1872. 1912 So. Yakima av.
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REAL ESTATE
5 ACRES
S-ROOM HOUSE

Located at a station on the street
car line, 10 cent fare to Tacoma,
with transfers. Land all cleared
but a small chicken run, nicely
fenced, house alone is worth $4,000,
barn 16X24, chicken houses, wood
shed, etc. nice lawn, roses and
flowers; 45 fruit trees, Loganber-
ries, raspberries, Strawberries. ETC.:
land all drained and tiled 1t is
one of the best places near Tacoma
and Is in an excellent neighborhood.
1t Is Just the place to enjoy a thor
oughly comfortable home. Call or
write for full particulars. Price
$4,000.
JESSE O. THOMAS, JR.
1920 Tacoma Bldg, Tacoma, Wn.
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WHITE LEGHoRN pullets for sale
cheap. 3S11 No. 22d.
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PULLETS for sale from 35c up.
Star Berry & Poultry Farm, No.
18th and Alder st. Proctor 1922.
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FURNISHED Home 5000

A dandy little cottage, lots of
room. electric lights and city water,
good wood shed; house is completely
furnished; 2 choice lots. near car
line, store and school. Is minutes
ride from city hall. Owner is
leaving city and Is almost giving
this away. Better see it. Terms
5000 down, bal. monthly. I'm
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance
E. f. GREGORY CO., Inc
s. r. Webb T.. r. Gregory.
Second Floor Natl. Realty Bldg.
lily Pacific av.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

MIR. L. E. LA RIVIERE hereby no.
titles the public that he will not
stand for any responsibility of bill
contracted by his wife, Louise La
RIviere, from this date.
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100 White Leghorn pullets for sale
at a bargain in lots to suit buyer
III. #. Rau, p. o. Box 70, r. +. d.
No. 8. Tacoma. Phone Main 1889
il.
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PHONE Main 2e4b and We will cali
Pantorium. e3E Commerce ST
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FURNISHED HOUSES

MODERN furnished house, 6 rooms,
cheap to steady tenants, opposite
telephone office. 1922 No. 27th.
Proctor 2863-R.
FURNISHED house. modern. gas
sc ana steel 1soa rsanse near Bryant an
Apply 622 So. Ainsworth.
MODERN 4-room house, partly
furnished, bath and everything
first class. 913 No. /. Main GAS.
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EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE FOR LOTS
Good house in North End, rented
for SIS, subject to sale. Address
B. Sprowls. 1O20h Tacoma av.
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SCAVENGERS

AMERICAN GARBAGE CO. Re-
moving garbage and refuse of all
Kinds. 2l6 Puy. av. NJ. 742. res. 1899.
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$40 PER MONTH HOME
10 ACRES

On account of sickness will rent
7-room house. nearly new, lots,
very cheap to good tenant. Phone
Main 9H5 Party l..
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10 acres on Maury island $500.
good land. " mile from boat land
ing. Address Charles Wilson, 64afs
sSth av. So. Seattle Wn.
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RENT---FLATS

cor. 9Th av. and Prospect. Price
1880 per month. Has gas range
E. G. Jonas. Main 2s9s or sQs5-Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15

10 acres on Vashon island, fenced,
house, barn. chicken house, fruit,
berries, well and spring, for sale
on terms or will rent. O'Brien,
1902 9th av., Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15
STORAGE
RAZORS sHARPENED

WE sharpen safety razor blades
All work guaranteed. Virges Dru
Co., 1924 Pacific av.
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REAL ESTATE

A REAL SNAP
Half acre, 120x124, fruit trees,
Strawberries, raspberries; Broom
house, chicken coops, all fenced,
$500 cash or some terms. Call
Thursday or Saturday evenings,
Sunday before noon, GAPS So. Pros
pect ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15
IN THURSTON co.

Located miles from Olympia, ]
have 60 acres of alder bottom land
$35 per acre, terms. w. III. Allard,
Alb Tacoma Bldg.
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HARNEssMAKER,

MANUFACTURER of leather goods
suit cases. etc. A. +. Hoska, 1S0i
Pacific av.
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WINES AND LIQUORS

LANoBRT LIQUOR Co. iifs Pac.
avy wholesale and family trade
solicited. Free delivery. Main so22.
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BAKERY,

<.~~~~~r~~->-~--@-~-<~~@~> ~>~.>~~~l~~s
TIIADENE Bakery g. Coffee House,
"The Millionaire's Club" s18
Commerce st.
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WANTED TO BORROW

GOOD news for you at Everybody's
Studio. Call 1135 C st.
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EVERYBODY Is doing it-what-
signs. Johnson will do it for less.
Main 1349. lis So. l4th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15

PETERSON BROS, hay. grain. poul-
10th and k. Phone Main ssi.
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$1,000 CASH

Will handle acres of orchard land
located at Lewiston, Idaho. The
apples from this orchard will pay
be at this address only a few days.
You must act quick. w. H. Allard,
413 Tacoma Bldg.
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Situations---Female

young widow would like
position as housekeeper for bach
elor. Call Main 5467.
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DRESSAIAKING.

Ladies suits a speciality; rates rea
sonable. Room /. Bostwick Hotel.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

REAL ESTATE WANTED
We need more property to ex-
change. Want small house and lots
for 10-acre tract; pay some differ
ence.
Merchandise, rooming houses and
business chances also wanted in or
out of Tacoma.
We can also use some small acre
age tracts on suburban car lines.
See us for exchanges. We will do
business.
SEE BURK FOR VALLEY LAND
204 Bankers Trust Bldg
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am the owner of a beautiful s.
room bungalow with all modern
improvements, 2 full lots with plen-
ty of flowers and young fruit trees,
near a car line and school. VIII
sell on terms like rent. Price $3.50.
For further particulars phone Proc
tor 1872 or Main GALS.
E. d. MURPHY
sos California Bldg.
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

S>~--~s~>~e>~~~~s~~~~~-~ >~~~~~~~~~>~~~~>o
COLEMAN & HAHN ELECTRIC co.
motors and generators repaired;
immature winding, general repair.
Ing. 1928 A st. Phone Main b327.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15


BLACKsMITHS and plumbers sup
Hdw Co. 1874 G ct. Main 1857.
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BIGGEST SNAP EVER

have money in a rooming house
wish to dispose of and will make
a sacrifice sale price that will as
tonish you, Is rooms and they are
all full and a paying proposition.
Furniture all new and first class.
Close in, location the best.
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RENT-..HOUSES

s ROOMS fine house, furnished
and so chickens at De Koven sta
ton, rent SIS; rooms, modern, No.
9Th av. and 30th ST., rent $12. Can
make loan on real estate of $3.50
5000 and $500.
TACOMA r. e. AGENCY
304 Bernice Bldg.
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BLACK COW with bell on at D. v.
Rockert's, American Lake. Owner
may have same by paying for ad
and feed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15
CIVIL ENGINEERING

LuCkEY'S DYE WORKS. 1888 st.
Helens. Gents suit. skirt or Jacket
cleaned and pressed soc up Quick
calls and delivery. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Main 71c1.
j. A. DONALDSON. s1l 9th st. 90
years experience Tel Main 1aeo
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
HER ESCAPE MIRACULOUS
Miss Hoiscth Was Unconscious For
Two Hours Following Injuries in
Wreck-Sister Visits Her

Miss Mary Hoiseth returned this
morning from Benidji where she went
Saturday evening to visit NJ Sunday
with her sister, Miss Caroline Hoiseth,
who has been in the hospital there
since the wreck on the Minnesota &:
International railroad last week when
she was quite seriously injured. Miss
Hoiseth found her sister improving as
rapidly as could be expected but she
is still confined to her bed and proba-
bly, Will MOI be able to return home
for another week.
In speaking Of the wreck Miss Hoi-
seth said she might have been in
stantly killed and she would never
have realized what had happened. so
suddenly came the crash which ren.
dered her unconscious and loft a deep
cash on the left side of her head.
blackened both her yes and bruised
and scratched her face. 1t was two
hours before Miss Hoiseth regained
consciousness SO that she did not suf-
fer from either pain or cold and at
that time she was in another car with
her wounds partially dressed. She
then realized what had happened but
did not become either nervous or
and would have come on
to Grand Forks had the train gone
through.
Miss Hoiseth will recover without
any scars and Is very cheerful owe
her narrow escape from death or more
serious injury. Her father came from
Blackjack the day following the week
and remained until Friday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
BANK ASSOCIATION
COUNCIL WILL
" 49,, %
MEET HERE
Session to be Held January
Reconsider Welfare Of
81
Organization

The 'nid.winter meeting Of the exc.
eutive council Of the North Dakota
Bankers' association will be held in
Grand Forks January 26, the meeting
having been called by Secretary W. G.
Macfadden. About twenty or twenty
Y bankers will participate in the
session. and general questions having
to do with the welfare Of the associa.
ton will be considered.
Already the Grand Forks bankers
are laying plans to entertain the visr
tttng members Of the council, a din
ner to be given at the Commercial
club rooms heinE arranged.
The executive council is the direct.
ing board OF the association. and here
tofore' 1t has been the practice Of the
council to hold its annual mid.w,in-
ter meetings in Fargo. This year,
however. c. G. Gowran, the member
Of the council from the First district.
took the matter up and was success
full in securing the meeting for Grand
Forks.
January &c is the date set for the
ceremonial session of KEN temple,
and that fact will make the day doub.
~ significant for many Of the council
members.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
WILL NOT BOOM ANYBODY
Macarthur Contends Fargo Meeting
VIII Just be . General Reunion
and Nothing More.

The meeting of the Democrats OF
the state. scheduled for next week in
Fargo. IL not for the purpose Of boom.
Ing anybody politically, according to
ID. II. Macarthur. He makes that state
ment in an interview given out at
Fargo.
oecrats." said Mr.. Macarthur. there
has not been o is not now any
scheme to further the political ambi-
tons OF any man or men, and It ID to
be regretted that any such impression
seems to prevail in certain quarters.
Governor Wilson. Speaker Clark, JOS
eph Folk, Alton B. Parker, Governor
Marshall. Governor Foss and many
other prominent Democrats were In
vjted to this gathering and It is a mat.
ter Of deepest regret that these great
leaders Of the party could not be with
us. but fnasmuch as others Of equal
prominence are coming 1t 10 hard to
divine any good reason why eyery
Democrat in the state should not at.
tend the banquet and enjoy the GOOD
speeches which will undoubtedly BE-
points as there are speakers.
The committee has dennite accent.
ances to attend the meeting az foi.
lows: Governor Judson Harmon, Gin.
cinnati. Ohio; Governor Edwin I. Nor.
ris. Montana: Senator r. r. Pettisrew,
Sioux Fails. .. D.; Hon. Martin j.
Wade. Helena. Mont: Hon. Fred B.
lynch. st. Paul. Mimi: Hon. J.. B.
Whiteside. Kalispel. Mont: Hon. ). D.
Kelly, Coleman, 8. D.: Hon. J. Bruce
Kremer. Butte, Mont: Hon. =. M.
Simmons, Huron, 8. D.; Hon. Thos. J.
Walker, Butte. Mont"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
Weather RECORD OF
SUNDAY SHOWS A
CHANGE
The Thermometers Actually
Climbed Almost to the
Point Of Zero
RECORD SINCE JANUARY 4.

And another record was shattered
Sunday when the thermometer actual.
~ climbed to a point Just two de.
grees below the zero mark.
Grand Forks people. after their
weeks seige Of cold weather. seem
ingly relished the change. and al
though there was a raw south wind
most Of the day. the conditions were
very much milder for at least a part
OF the day.
For a time today it appeared that
the thermometer might get over the
zero mark. and that point may be at
tanned some time this afternoon.
Lower Again Tonight.
The ,promise Of the weather man il
for lower temperature tonight. and
the condition promised IL not local.
but general.
No suffering has been reported
locally rs a result Of the exceedingly
long cold spell. and in that respect
Grand Forks IL much more fortunate
than larger cities of the east where
intense suffering has been reported.
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to Be Certain of
Curing Constipation

Prejudice is q hard thing to over
come. but where health IL at stake and
the opinion Of thousands Of reliable
people differs from yours, prejudice
then becomes your menace and you
ought ia lay It aside. This ID said In
the interest Of people suffering from
chronic constipation. and It IL worthy
OF their attention.
n the opinion Of le9ions Of reliable
Annsrican people the most stubborn
constipation IMAGINABLE can pc cured
Pensin. You may not have heard OF It
before. hut do not doubt it, merits ON
that account: or because It has not
been blatantly advertised. 1t has sold
very SUCCESSFULLY on word Of mouth
recommendation. tParenta are gtvipt
it 70 their children today who were
given 1t by their parents. ana IL has
bern tfrth:u!!I said that more druE-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
new RECORD ESTABLISHED
Receipts OF state Land Department
Indicate Prosperity Among
Purchasers and Renters.

Deputy Land Commissioner Thurs.
ton Of the state land department has
been comparing figures lately. The
rapid manner In which collections
have been pouring into the land de.
partment this fall has caused hin, to
look up the record OF former years.
From July l to December I OF the
year 1903 the department collected
Sl21.ss:.27 Of which 31A,li9.19 was
TOR principal, $~i02,73t.se for interest,
and $4,s:S.S2 TOR school land rentals.
This was considered the largest
amount Of collection received since
the department was created. The
rear Of 1910 was ons when money
vas scarce and payments to the land
department were light. Only $685..
$3.50 wal collected during the same
period. Of which 3~l2.1l3.0a was prin-
eipsi money, 3l4,7sS.5l interest and
$e.S7b.e5 for rentals. This year, how.
ever, caps the climax. for during the
period Of from July 1 to December /
the collections totaisd 31s6,Sb6.34, Of
which $s3.555.0s was principal, 3ss,.
e50.3i interest. and S6,s06.95 rentals.
Since that time to the Arst Of the year
another large sum has been received,
all Of which somewhat dtspsls the
statement that the past year has been
. hard time" period In North Dakota.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
TRAIN TO
CARRY ELKS Of
THIS |TYC
Plan on Attending crookston
Dedication in Big Num-
bers Thursday

Grand. Forks Elks will attend the
dedication Of the Crookston Elk home
Wednesday and Thursday en- masse
n arrangements AVE been complet.
ed for a special train which will car
~ the delegation 10 the Polk county
metropolis on the afternoon Of the
second day. lei this city will have
its biggest representation at the fcs-
tiviies.
Crookston is making elaborate pre-
parations for the entertainment Of
the visitors during the festive event
and n of the real features will he q
wild game dinner which will be serv-
ed Thursday evening.
The Grand Forks Elks have ap.
Taylor is chairman to complete the
local plans. Today that committee an
nounced that the special train would
leave Grand Forks at 1880 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon and IL will return
following the close Of the fun.
The program for the dedication pro-
vfdas for a grand ball on Wednesday
evening. and this city will be repre-.
scented at that AFFAIR as we'll % at the
Der Of the Grand Forks EIks have
signified their intention Of participant
ing In the ball.
Thursday afternoon. there will be a
general open house and reception with
a d~edicatory program. This program
will be followed by the wild game
dinner and in the evening there will
be q social session with Initiation as
one Of the drawing cards.
In addition to the members of the
Grand Forks lodge Of Elks there will
be q good sized delegation from Devils
Lake and points west and south of the
city who will Join the local Elks and
travel on the special train.
Of delegations from Bemidji, Duluth.
st. Paul, Minneapolis. saltwater and
other points In Minnesota.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-08
TvE|TM0E ONCE WAS
RESIDENT Of
THE CITY
Alleged Dynamiter Arrested
in West Held Boards in
Grand Forks

Olaf Tveitmoe. an official of the
California State Federation of Labor.
who was indicted in Los Angeles De-
ccmbcr so by the grand jury. which
lis probing the alleged dynamiting con
spiracH was d resident of Grand Forks
in 1885. A number of the residents
in the city remember him we'll.
He came here from some place in
the east il was employed for a time
in The job department of the Nor
manden. Later he left the employ of
the paper and took up soliciting bust
months when he started a cooperative
boarding house. \ number OF young
men OF the city subscribed in the
house and just as it was nicely started
Tveitmoe disappeared. While allcga-
tons were made to the effect that he
had gotten away with considerable
Grand Forks money, no legal action
was taken.
From Grand Forks Tveitmoe is said
to have gone to Crookston where he
is alleged to have been a sort of stool
pigeon for the court house politicians
who held the w%hiphand at that time.
He was a lieutenant of Sheriff Andrew
both now dead. and when Adolph By
dahl contributed literally to the Red
River Dalen. at that time a red hot
political sheet. This was during tho
first insurrcction OF the Steenersons
and their following at that time
against the A. D. Stephens faction.
On July 4. 1894. he went to a
country picnic near Fertile, where a
big celebration was held, and de-
livered the Grafton Of the day and
never returned to Crookston. He then
had a wife and M child He was a
big strapping fellow. endowed with
more than his share of the gift of CAB.
He went to the twin cities from
Crookston II nothing was heard of
him until the trial of Abe Reuff at
San Francisco. when a government
detective went to Crookston and look
ed UP Chief of Police Eek to get a line
on Tvietmoe. whom the government
believed to be implicated in some
shady work in connection with Reuff.
The detective got what information
he wanted from former Judge Of Pro-
bate Ole Hagen. now dead, and de
parted for the west. but no intimatiou
was gained here that Tvietmoe was
arrested at that time, though the de.
~tective stated that he was confiden.
that Tveitmoe Mas tangled up in some
OF the work done. Nothing has ever
been heard of Tveitmoc until the new:
came Of his arrest on the dynamitins
charge.