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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
TKFT's SUPREME COURT.

In an editorial comment on Taft and
his numerous supreme court appoint
ments, The st. Louis Globe-D Democrat
said:
With the appointment of Chancel-
lor Pitney of New Jersey to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF Jus
tice Harlan, President Taft has nam
ed majority Of the supreme court,
besides elevating one Of its members
to the chief justiceship. This is re-
sponsibility such as has fallen to no
other president except Washington.
President Taft's appointments have
been good, He is a careful lawyer
himself, has been Judge, and takes
deep interest in maintaining the dig
nifty and worth Of the bench. Notwith-
standing the attacks that have been
made on some of his appointments it
is doubtful If handful of responsible
men could be found in the country who
would favor the recall of any one Of
his appointees. The supreme court
owing to the Taft system of appoint
ments, is now largely made up Of
comparatively young, active and in
them, and they have been found.
The present supreme court is bound
to be historic because in the nature
of things it will go a long time without
much change in personnel. and the
cases now before it and to be brought
before it affect the very foundations of
our industry. 1t may be taken for
granted that the president has given
his best thought to his selections.
The naming of supreme justice is
not altogether in the hands of the
president. The senate can stop a
nomination on the threshold. There
are enough progressives in the senate
to make it e~-ts: that any man who
reaches the bench is there because his
real fitness is such as to convince both
radicals and conservatives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
Daddy 'sBedtirne
C. How the Little.
A)LOIV Grounding Fooled
The Crows
The Crcws Closed the
Groundhos's Door.

RoUNDHoG chdns
81 qr grounding did not
49, the window when
Grounding shadow that They
afraid something weather that
Grounding mightnt like and would send him back into bis hole
grcundhog" said daddy
The the middle
making something
at first he didn't much attention to them.
who looking about for something to eat
lifted o say,
selves grandfather who be
As acting his advice hercely the
who wisked into his hole before they could him.
Boiling
and cawng at the earth until they had the opening closed
Then
settled things for the groundhOg They thought he couldn't
Clever gOundhOg
the birds
there was Master Groundhog calmly looking at them
Well
great cav and hppng their wings dew of the woods leaving
grounding to have everything he liked
You see the undhog like all Of his kind had
his
out by the back way to what they doing
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
TUESDAY. MARCH S, 1912.
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS.


The agricultural college has done
much to popularize farming in North
Dakota. 1t will be aided in this great
work by the establishment of FIVE ag-
ricultural schools in the state. The
more the boys are instructed in agri-
culture-naturally the. more interest
they will show in the future in that
work. IL
For years the agricultural sections
Of the country have been drawn on by
the towns and cities The tendency
has been to leave the farms for the
commercial and industrial centers.
The manufacturing districts have been
more attractive than any other sec
tion-becarse O. the fact that a wider
range of employment was offered,
Those districts now seem to be over
run-affording mere labor than can be
employed at living wages-while the
depleted agricultural sections are suf-
for the proper cultivation of the soil.
These conditions constitute a prob
lem that must be solved by the people
in a way that the congestion, with its
manifold evils, will be relieved Some
thing should be done that will reverse
the order of things by making the call
back to the farm" more inviting and
persuading one than it has been in the
past.
ThoughtfuI people all over the coun-
try are trying to devise means Of meet
ing the urgent demands of the farm
ing industry-by populating the idle
lands and by inducing more people to
turn their efforts to farming.
The methods differ greatly-but the
agricultural school idea is popular ev-
erywhere.
All this activity in promoting the
industry of farming among the people
who live in cities-indicates that
there is an awakening among the peo-
pie to the truth that workers are bur-
dening the cities to the great injury of
the rural sections.
Boys and girls are leaving the farms
in quest of work in the cities that are
already crowded. Now it is the ev-
sential thing to do for the good of the
country to give the farms the surplus
of ths cities.
Unfortunately both capital and la
Dor have gone to the cities. Now both
must be induced to go to the farms.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
.
NEW CORPORATIONS.

r. d. Norton, secretary of state, re-
ports the following new corporations,
organized in the state for which char
ters have been granted out OF his Of
ice since Feb. !.
Edwards Farming Co. McCanna,
Grand Forks county. scapital stock,
$4,000, incorporators, Cyrus e. Ed
wards and Oscar w Edwards, both
McCanna. and Clarence r. Edwards
Of Grand Forks. Filed Feb. liz.
Peterson Rygg e. Co. Clifford, Trail
county, capital stock. $4,000 incor-
porators, Atley Al. Peterson. Lars Al.
Rygg and a. T. Kraabel, ali OF Cliff
ford. Filed F'eb. III.
Langdon Commercial club. Cavalier
county, capital stock, $4,000, incor-
porators, a., G. Wold. A. schuike and
.R. T Burke. all Of Langdon. Filed
Feb. "a.
Chaffee Warley Co., Valley city.
Barnes county, capital stock, $25, 600,
inccrporators, G. G. ChafTee, C. j.
Warley and IT, E. Paxson. all OF VAL
ley city. Filed Feb. 26.
{ The Farmers cooperative Lumber
supply Co. Langdon. Cavalier coiin-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
ne sure q test YOUR seed grain.

BE sure TO test your seed grain.
Pierce county democrats are ac-
tive.
What are you doing for the good
roads movement?
900
Stutsman county insurgents boost
ed for Buchanan.
@8<9
The trap shooters are preparing for
an active campaign.
The site for the Minot normal has
been settled-some more.
The Flasher Hustler has been tell
ing some large hog stories.
The commercial club at Benedict is
boosting that section of the state.
There was hot fight in Towner
county for the legislative nomination.
The people of Inkster will be elated
il they can capture a demonstration
farm
The Holstein breeders met at New
Salem. There were about 100 in at
tendance
Practical beet raising might pay in
North Dakota. Careless attempts
cannot succeed.
Morton county is gaining reputa-
ton as one of the best dairying Sec
tions of the country.
900
Editor Wood of The Steele Ozone
thinks North Dakota can raise spuds
from center to circumference.
900
Don't forget that it is feminist the
law to suggest to any one--on an elec-
ton day-how they should vote.
900
Many of the smaller towns of the
state are doing excellent work in
boosting the advantages of their local
tiles.
Earl Tostevin OF Naandan, reporter
on The Grand Forks Times, is recov-
erins from a recent operation for ap-
pendicitis.
The commissioners of Grand Forks
county will be asked to appropriate
funds for carrying on better farming
work in that county.
900
A stubborn mama at Kenmare ye-
toed the proposal which her 16-year-
old daughter had made. The worst
Of it was that the young man had al
ready accepted.
In most counties it would be cheap
er to pay board at the best hotel for
the paupers than to operate a poor
farm-for the comparatively small
number that seek place in the poor
house.
Rev. L. ]. Anderson, we'll known in
Fargo, Valley City, Wang, Grand Forks
and other places where he has been
pastor of the Norwegian Baptist
churches, now wishes to be mayor of
Hillsboro.
The Missouri mocking bird at Buff
falo has been gathered to his fathers
and the loudest noise heard now in
that burg is Windy Smith-when he
whispers his opinion of the state par
don board.
The Steele Ozone notes that the
county commissioners-wh favoring
a reduction in the number of official
newspapers and the rates-didnt say
anything about making their stipend
and mileage less.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

on the part of the native born citizens
OF those who come from foreign
shores.
The first issue contains letters Of en-
dorsement from several members of
the cabinet and from many state ex-
ecutives, including Governor Burke Of
this state. The feature article of the
issue Is by Oscar S. Straus--than
whom few foreign born citizens of the
United States are better qualified to
write on the subject ne seIected-The
American Spirit.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

Spread the news from farm to farm.
Sound the tocsin of alarm,
Hide the omnipresent fiagon,
Kaiser Bill is on the wagon.
Ills nov passe to get 4 jag on,
Lushing now has lost its charm.
Clamp the lid upon the stein,
Social draughts you must decline,
Cut out schnapps, also budweiser,
For the great discerning kaiser,
Thinks it would be much wiser
To drink water from the Rhine.
Will the hardy German chaps
Cease to irrigate their maps
Just because their ruler RACES
Ger custom known for ages;
Pastinae of Teutonic sages2
Certainly they .will--perhaps.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
ANNOYING zEALoTs.

There are a lot of Affections in this
world. Not the least of these are the
zealots. The zealot sometimes accom-
plishes things-about ~':3a out of ten
of them only succeed in causing a
great deal of profanity and making
themselves an annoyance. Many spec
tally trained men are made useless
through being zeaIots. 1t prevents
otherwise exoellently qualified people
from making good
In the official family. as in any
group of men-an Office force, class
in law. baseball nine. a hunting par
ty, Or posse on the trail of male
factor-the zealot is always nui-
sanee.
The man who can keep his own desk
in order-who can answer the Dues
tions put to him directly--who can
beat tho bush that lies in his path
who can hoe his own row--what a
comfortable fellcv he is to have
around, after ALL When all the men
engaged in a given task or expedition
are SO disposed, what wonderful re-
suits are generally recorded!
Gratuitousness is the one unbearable
vice of human beings who are very
young. Education consists, chiefly. In
q 4 y F ~ N T. T..
eradicating this vice. The adult who
still poe c- 1t is as nothing-thougn
he possess the voice of an angel and
the might of Hercules.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
North Dakota Kernels

Bismarck has porch climber.
Minot had exciting basketball
games.
900
Cavalier county may secure more
railway extension.
@%@
Brick work viii soon start on the
500 depot at Minot
Darlington may entertain the Ad-
ventists--June 17-24.
Darlington had 4 farmers, institute
to discuss corn and alfalfa.
Grand Forks county held big
meeting to boost better farming.
Fessenden has bunch of ladies
who are gaining fame as pedestrians.
@@@
II " must be tried for murder
insist on having the trial at Grand
Forks.
You've got to hand it to the people
OF Pembina county. They are some
scrappers.
90
The Wahpeton Globe Gazette has
been upset in moving from one once
to another.
The democrats are planning a big
time in largo March when Bryan
will be on deck.
There are changes In some things at
Bismarck-but Ed Patterson appears
to go on forever.
600
Fierce county is getting some good
advertising as result of the 500 ex-
tension from Drake.
Senator Movius Of Lidgerwood will
not seek reelection. v. Morgan Of
Barrie is out for the place.
600
Some editors believe in being on
time. They are already advocating
the destruction of noxious weeds.
900
The Journal published the ordi-
nance granting an electric light fran
chise Oakes 10 Il. A. Blakeslee.
&@&
There was pathetic case at Full
lerton, when woman with number
OF children was adjudged insane.
600
AT Wyndmere an obstreperous man
was placed undo. bonds to keep the
peace. His wife was the complainant.
@4<3
The movement to establish CEN
trail market in Fargo interests the
people Of many other sections of the
state.
a@A
Each individual has his own stand
ard Of fairness. Editor Rockne OF
The Mohall News has rather pc
culiar one.
The Pembina Pioneer Express is
getting in some body blows against
the proposed large bond issue for
courthouse at Cavalier.
900
The Use of the Turtle Lake N. p.
line by the Great Northern for an ex-
tension to the west seems to interest
a great many people of this statea. 1t
would be big boost for the western
counties.
1t will soon be time for game war
dens to enforce the law--and see the
geese hunters don't shoot all the
prairie chickens that were left from
last faIl-and when the next legisla-
ture meets 1t should be up to the
sportsmen to see that the law permit
ting spring shooting Of geese is re-
pealed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
Caught on the Fly.

The Order OF the Garter has been
conferred upon sir Edward Gray Of
England. such thing as that would
be almost useless in this country,
where some OF the statesmen never
think of wearing socks.
A good many women support their
husbands on the theatrical stage. but
a great many more support them, off,
BY teaching school or nanucuring.
The tailest woman in the world
lives in Missouri. It isn't necessary
tc " her, for u can look over the
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

Children are nGch more likely to
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds. Whooping cough,
dfphth~..a, scarlet fever and consump-
ton are diseases that are often con-
trac. when the child has a cold.
That is why all medical authorities
say beware of colds. For the quick
cure of colds you Will find moth. .
better than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t can alive be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
BOOST FOR L. w. HILL.

Leslie's last issue has big boost
for l.. W. Hill. president of the Great
Northern road. An extended illustrat-
ed article tells of the national park
system os The country and the promi-
nent part Mr.. Hill is taking in assist
ing the Development of Uncle SANS
recreation grounds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

ty, capital stock. $4,000, tncorporators,
Leonard Frye and Anna Frye, both of
Wales N. d. and Otto pettier OF
Langdon. N. d. FILED Feb. 2s.
Lokensgard- Quanbeck Co, Fargo,
Cass county. capital stock, $4,000, In
corporators. III, L. Lokensgard. q. w.
Quanbeck and O.. N. Gunderson, all OF
Fargo. N. d. Filled Feb. 2s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
THE AMERICAN LEADER.

The American Leader is the name Of
a publication issued by the association
of Foreign Language Newspapers. Its
purpose is to unity the leadership of
all foreigners in the United States. 1t
seeks not only to give ths foreign resi-
dents Of the country a better idea of
America and things American--but
also to create a, better understanding
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
PUBLICATION NOTES.


on the art side The March Cen
tury Is unusually led in its IN
terest. The frontispiece is Rem
trandt's remarkable painting, The Mill,
Gone of the finest of Coles impress
siye wood engravings OF Masterpieces
in American Galleries), for which the
happy owner is sa.- 20 have pa
100000; two color plates enrich an
attractive paper en- the quaint SUBJ
ject of Samplers, Frenct's statue Of
Lincoln, intended Tor the CAPITAL ef
Nebraska, is shown for the first time
and from two points cf view, and IN
cluded with great variety Of pictures
in illustrated articles and stories, are
IIolbein's famors portrait OF Christina
of Denmark. and Pennell's autographs
of the newly constructed CampaniIe In
Venice, to be dedicated in April AMI
OF the partly finished stately archi-
tectural monument of Victor Emman-
uel. as seen across the old Roman To-
rum. The Century, Union Square,
New York; S4.
In The Secret Fcx, Forrest IIalsey
has chosen a theme as old as Eden
end yet intensely modern. Shall a
" woman whose girlhood has been mar
red by solitary deviation from the
neral code, tell the man she marries
of her mistake? The Chrisrn OF Life.
by Marie Conway Oemler, is the story
OF young ranchnaan who finds love
in the passionless parlor OF a convent.
For the psychology of fear, powerfully
presented, read The Grinder, by FED
field ingalls,. There Is plenty Of light
notion. Courtland H. Young, f24
Twenty fifth street east. New York:
! $50.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
CIFlCIAL PAPER CITY OF FARGO
VOLUME xxxv, NO. 124.

The Fargo Forum and Republican Is
!ol published every evening except Sunday In
Inc Forum Building, corner OF First ave-
uue ana hfth street north, Fargo, n ID.
Suoscrlptton--The Fargo Forum and Daily
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Address all communications to The Forum
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Our Ideas.

Of nothing to eat--a charlotte
rousse.
OF nothing to weara fishnet union
suit.
OF nothing to enter--an argument.
OF nothing to drink--a bouillon.
OF nothing to wipe on--a paper
napkin.
OF nothing to talk about grand
opera.
OF nothing to smoke--a cigarette.
OF nothing to adopt--a fuzzy
poodle.
OF nothing to read-a popular mag
azine story.
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Valuable Iserua
for Men

Health and strength hitherto un-
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|, the following special treatment Is
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TOO, VINO are stricken with that most
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dyspepsia, kidney trouble, dreadful
dreams Of direful disasters, timidity
In venturlng and a general inability
70 act naturally at all times as other
people do Lack Of poise and equili-
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tne following home treatment Is
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The treatment is simple, thor .
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mix with one ounce compound fluid
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add one ounce compound essence
cardlol' ana one ounce tincture cad
omene compound mot cardamom)
Snake well and take q teaspoonfrl 4
time.
The ingredients are used for var.
fous prescriptions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
"verisas.

VSFthASs
An old-time friend is "yeritas," who
grinds out daily stunts
OF comments for the public press.
containing timely hints.
There are some others of his ilk, "Cld
Reader" Employee"
Also Taxpayer One Who Knows,
and good old TX, X, *
There's Liberty" aid Justice and
there's Working Girl'' and "Rex, .
All ready to wage battles on affairs
that sorely veA.
But "Veritas" has got them all out
distanced by mile
For while the others sometimes rest.
he's at it all the while.
Philosopher and scientist essayist,
critic, wit,
Most versatile of men is he. There's
not a doubt OF 1t.
Defender OF the peoples rights with
sabre ever peeled.
He does not specialize at all. the
whole world is his field.
or course he's very seldom right and
nearly always wrong,
But life would lose lot OF spice with
out his siren song.
For humor. unintentional. his like cam
not be found.
1t would be mighty lonesome with no
syeritas' around.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

You can say goodbye to constipation
with q clear conscience il, you use
Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have
been permanently cured by their use.
For sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
On the Wagon.

(According to the press dispatches,
Emperor William has condemned the
drinking of beer and wines and is
now a teetolar.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
VISITING NURSE.

ed charities; to D. M, No. rs Eicn1b
street south, phone 527. Residence Ia1a
Second Ave. So., phone 2O41-L, Hons.
$50 a. ID. to B p. N. At the service AZ
physicians at any time. ="
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uNpERTAkER.

AND LICENSED EMBALMER, FUNERAL
supplies. j. F. Rice, South Rroadws.
onice south OF Moody's store. -
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

PLANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROB. WM. kLlMMEK, TIA NlN9s
avenue south. Master tuning and reunIr.
ing. Phone 1341-L.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
On. .TAE SPWR,l.9 >
OF .TAEM() )MENT
Bv Poy k. Mor1l4or. a
by Roy K. NlouLton,.

heads of the crowd and see for her
self.
OF all the folks in the presidential
race, Joe Folk seems to have about
the slimmest chance at the present
time.
Arter all, p'raps, George Washing
ton wasn't deservin of no great credit
for .confessin that he cut down that
cherry tree with his hatchet. for
hatchets in those days were imported
from England. md very scarce. and
George had the only one in the state
of Virginia. There was q preponder-
ance of the evidence agin. him all the
time.
But it takes a purity persistent sort
of microbe to hang on a roller towel
when 1t is bein' whjrled around in a
huttel by a peeyish travelin' man.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

A Boston man writing to New
York paper on the subject Of football.
says the country should not tolerate
men OF croduet that an ordinary game
Of football doesn't appeal to hint.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05

1t may be easy to ny across the At.
lantic as Willis Moore says. but IL any
body contenplates trying it we advise
him to take along bathing suit
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-05
PHYSICIANS.

G. III. OLSON, NJ. D.-OErICE HOURS.
10 to IL y. M, to y. IN, 10 1880
~. u. Phones: once 124-L, RESIDENCE
I35-J. RracIlce limited 10 office prac-
lice. Suite ~, EDWARDS BuIIGlng brOau
way ana N. T.. ave., Fargo. N. ".
DIR. L. II. BUhL0h-ORhiGh HOURS
40 TO IL n. ~. TO o ana 5 10 y. "a
once: stern DulIdips. Inone lI3-AA,
baEkU, N. ~.
DR. J.. q. DILLON, nOMEopApHl,
HAysIcian, deLendrecle block.
DIS. b. ii. BAILEY SS NACHELMACH
Rr. Specialists eye ear, nose ana
lneoat. ULlce houre, y to ~ anu 80 L.
D. Unices IN the stern block
DhS. UAhROW a. MhLbLh, deLENIl
Tecie DiOck. once Dours from 3 10 4
A.. "a.
Dr. "a q. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN AMI
surgeon. OHlce over Mllser's drugstur..
0uS Front street. hours y to II: q In <
and Z TO D. Telepnone IV4SL, ouIe.
iV43.L2 resiaence.
DRS. WILLIAM q. NICHOLS & ARrHITK
a. Nichols, physicians aud Surgeons. tal
front street
DIR. ], l.. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AMI
surgeon, 0Vb Front street.
J. w. VIDAL, "A. u, HOMEOPATHIC.
physician and surgeon. EDWARDS plock
bAEgo, ". u.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-15
RESCUE FIVE WHO SLEPT
WHILE HOUSE WAS AFlRE.
Jersey City Policemen Brave
Dense Smoke to Save
Family.

Five persons were rescued by three
policemen early this morning from a
fire which greatly damaged the build
Ing 81 No. isc Newark avenue. Jersey
City. The fire looked dangerous for \
time, as II was In the heart OF tho
business section. and. as leather was
burning. the smoke was dense and tho
flames wero hard to ght.
Patrolman LEEDS discovered the nre
about Q o'clock. II was then burning
briskly in the basement and tho smoke
had penetrated to the four floors above.
BY the time the alarm was turned In
the fire was breaking through into the
store floor. occupied by the waldor;
Shoe Company. The two upper floors
were vacant. but on the second floor.
sleeping. were DIR. Henry Rosendalt.
his wife. their son Burton and a maid.
Patroinen Leeds. Balvaln and Kid
ney made their way to the second floor
and brought down all fve. sickened
by the smoke. All revived In the air.
The loss Is $4,000.