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The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
ron sALE-nEslDENcE PROPERTY.
CADILLAC AVE.
FLAT

New. thoroughly modern. brick veneer,
s-tamily Hat. containing rooms q
bedroOms) and bath 10 each Nat, Sc
lrct oak nOors and hnlsh price
sS,10e; reasonable payment down
Beals Ave, Near Waterloo
New hat. very large rooms. bath and
cellar To each nat, we'll rented. price
$500; small payment down.
Near Hudson Motor Car Co..
New. modern TO the minute, 3-family
Hat. 5 rooms, bath, etc. oak doors
and nnish, rents al $50 per month,
price $4,000, $500 down takes H. act
quickly.
Water Works Park Section
Nearly new, well, built. modern. 2-fam-
ny HAT. rents at si2 per month, price
StlO0 $500 down; balance monthly
Parker Ave, Near Mack
New house. rooms. bath and cellar.
large lot. price $500; $500 down.
balance monthly.
Third Street, Near Holden
Very comfortable 7room house. bath
and gas. 3 bedrooms. price $500;
$500 down balance monthly
Twenty Fifth, Near Warren Ave.
A good cottage rooms and bath, price
$3.50; $3.50 down. balance sic per
month.
We are building 7-room homes. strict
ly modern, select oak floors up ana
NtN " anu hdh uilsn upM nANailSf ANAl
basement furnace and laundry and
everything ready TO move in. These
houses are being built on Cortland
ave- Highland Park, west or Hamil-
tCn-blvd. and will be sold for 5000
less than other houses OF the same
class In the same locality are being
sold at We court your inspection
OF these houses during construction
They are to be sold oil very easy
terms. Come out sunday afternoon
and look them over Agent viii be
on the property. Take Hamilton ave
car marked limits and walk north
III Ia
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
RON sALE-REsIDENoE paopeRT ,


MODERN HOMES
JUST CONTRIBUTORS FROM ONE
TO FIVE.
A darby s-room house. full basement.
steam heat, every modern conyeA-
fence. four bedrooms. attic. OAK
fioCrs throughout. az l4I5 Seminole.
one block from Gratiot car: beautiful
every day for $500 win 5000 down
GARDEN OF DETROIT
Come out and Inspect these homes AT
2Sy- 3Ol-SO3 Hartford. just two bloc KS
from Grand River cars seven large
rooms and bath. full Easements fur
isSces, very modern, excellent local
tty, near the Boulevard Price $500.
with 500 or $500 down.
Another beautiful home at 3OS stan
ford. corner fireman. with seven
large rooms and bath, nicely decor
ated and modern Ia every way. neal
Grand River and Boulevard ONLY
$4,000. with $500.
WEST SIDE
A brick veneer home with rooms
and bath. hot water heat; fine nX
lures; large stone porch, every mod
ern convenience. for $500 with 500
down.
$500 DOWN.
Two new homes. rooms and bath
each. just being completed, on Va
nilia-ave.. first block south OF JEFF
ferson: electric lights, gas. big
pCrches, linen closets. taxes all paid.
Take car 10 Vanilla and walk one
block south, scent fare. open for
Inspection today. Price $3.50
the above homes are carefully con
stTucted and OF the best material.
We specialize along this line Have
excellent homes In all locations.
NOLAN PRATT REALTY co.
No McGraw Bldg Main lOGl.
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The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
NEGROES ACCUSED IN
WHITE SLAVE CASES

Fred Carpenter. Negro. 50 years
old. and giving his address as No 1876
Russell'st., was arrested by Detec
tiyes Brooks and Fox, Wednesday
morning. on the charge OF bringing a
l7'year-old Negress here from her
home In the south, and placing her In
resort on Hastings-st. His case
was turned over To the federal au
thorities. The girl is held In the ma
irons room as witness
Edward Hudspeth. Clara Hudspeth
and Flossie Dunston. all colored, and
living at No. ~ Catherlnest., were
arrested in connection with a similar
charge by Detectives Iorrigan and
McCarty.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
DEATHS.

Christina b. Mellow, $50 Tillman. So
years, asthma; Lillian Mortar 81.
Mary's hospital. 80 years peritonitis;
Anna Rupp, 62s Antoine, SIS years, dia-
betes mellitus; John Il. Ayers ~ Par
sons, 80 years, cardiac insufhciency
Dale J. Hodge. 29 Aaron. 8 months, ul-
cerative stomatitis; John McCoo. ST.
Mary's hospital, 3s years. fracture OF
ST. Mays hospital, 81 years. pernicious
anemia; Paul Williams, Children's Free
hospital. months. inanition Christine
Mckay, Arnold home, - years. rheu,
months. marasmus; Jessie II. Higgin-
bottom. y44 Seventeenth. 81 years. car
cinoma; Joseph Ward, Hastings and
Atwater. 81 years. murder; Margaret
L. York, IA Fortune, ! year. CASTRO en-
teritis; William schollett, ll4s Mill
tary, 2 months, malnutrition; Frank
Zebro. Isl Otis, Is years, tuberculosis
OF stomacr Adelbert p. Hungerford.
153 Brooklyn, SO years. broncho pneu-
monia; Maryanna Kasnia. IS Peterson,
/ year, cholera infantum; Arthur Ho-
lowirski, 39l Hancock, ] year, cholera
infantum, George Hawkins. 81. Mary s
Brown, 81 Lsrned, 10 years, fracture
OF neck. accidental; Rose Bury, 73l
Ferry, rs years, pyonephrosis; Frances
Rosek, 34s Williams, months NAL
Ito, years. bronchitis, Edna Antoin,
$50 Lawndale, 6 years. malignant
growth Of kidney; John J. Taylor. 2lO
Custer. 40 years. inquest pending; Jesse
c. Carreyn. 1852 Forest, years. bron-
chic pneumonia; Miriam DAILY. l41l
Field. l year, rheumatism; Myer Edel-
son. Harper hospital, 2 years, cardiac
failure; James Higgins. 81. Mary's hos
pital, 80 years fracture OF spine; Irene
Lakes 5l6-Segth. Notwithstanding
convulsions Raymond Mead, 23l
Krupp, months hamilton: Rosaline
De Never, 331 Macomb, ~ years sen
Nity; Bernice lie CureuN. 81 Marietta
2 months. spinal meningitis: Geraldir
Gutenberg 345 McDougall, s months
commissions
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15

7ALGONAC

When building a home build
where il will prove a profitable
investment.
IN case YOU wish TO dispose Of II az
any time. =.
ABRAM SMITH & son %
have placed on the market
Some choice water lots on the
City Electric Light and Water
lines
IL full view Of all passing boats end
with
the best OF boating, bathing and
fishing right at the door Aid
gonac is the coming resort
town OF the state OF Michigan.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
DIED.

LIESK E--Helen. Aug Il. aged 20 years.
beloved daughter OF Mr. and HIS.
John Bull and sister OF Mrs. l..
Galtz, Rudolph Lieske. Mrs. A. kurth.
Mrs f. Stadler Funeral Thursday
Hnmtramck. AT EgO and at Bethel
Lutheran church, Mltchell-aVe. and
Hehdrie. at . p. IN.
SMITZ-GeorEs. beloved son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Josephla Smitz. aged years.
Funeral Thursday, o'clock, at tie
residence township OF sterling. bui .
ial at Fraisor cemetery.
SElDEIr--August IA. August H.. aged
"a year beloved husband OF Victoria
Seidel and dear father OF Mrs. Alois
Blalk, Mrs. A. u. Bauer Mrs Fred
Bialk Mrs A. T.. Bauer. Mrs. Fred
Harris, OF Findlay, o.. Mrs. Julius
Meier. Mrs. r. X. Dietel Funeral
from residence. 649 Campbell-aSe.
Time later.
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DIED.


BAEER--Aug 10. John D.. aged 80
years, beloved husband Of Effie Baker
father Of william and George Bake,
Mrs. Henry Downs Funeral Thurs
day at p. m from his brother
home. Capt. II. d Baker. COL Baker
81 fnterment at Woodmere cemetery.
BENBENNEK Aug. 10 Rose. beloved
wife of william Benhennek and
daughter OF MIR and Mrs. Edward
HAYES. age 20 years Funeral from
residence. 40T Humboldt-ave.. Friday
Al $40 and ST Leos church IT 3.
DRASIA rON--August 10, at his resi-
denve In Royal Oak, Elias. beloved
husband OF Mary and brother OF Mrs
Anna Butler. Mrs. Henry Ford. OF
Royal Oak and Mrs. G. Is Matthews
OF YpsilantL aged So years. Funeral
from residence Tuesday at p. III. In
torment I'm ROYAL OAK cemetery.
JONETHAN-Coomer Jonethan. Aug IL
1919. aged S. years. at the residence
of Mrs. Charles Spaulding, 365 Third.
Member or Fairbanks Post. q. A. X.
Funeraf at y. M. Thursday.
McAfONAN-Aug ~. Margaret j..
aged 46 years. widow OF late James
McAlonan. Funeral Thursday at n.
m from Charles Chests chapel 200
Randolph-st., by funeral car.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15

MAINLY FLAT. one block from
Woodward-ave.. In beautiful location.
brick and fireproof tile, hve rooms
each. steam heat, electric lights,
birch and mahogany finish. beautiful
ly decorated; $4,000 viii handle this
fine proposition. Rents for 50, 400 per
year
LAMBRECHT. KELLY a. CO.
Main 2325. City 3l6. 81 Grlswold-st
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
\ BEAUTIFUL
ST Bl RBAN HOME

~ ~ N ~ y llNjNI I,
IL rooms modern brick house. one acre
OF land covered with shade trees and
flowers, Goa Woodward-aVe BIrmIng-
ham. HAItT BftoS-, foes chamber OF
Commerce
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
Build. His own Death M..hln..

LONDON, Aug l4.-For the collapse
OF his aeroplane resulting In X &. Zen
wicks death on salisbury Plain last
night a'rmel say, today, that structu--
al defects We're responsible. Fenwick
himself built the machine with the as
slstance az a. single workman. unskill-
ed In airship construction.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15

| Have Several Very Choice
RESIDENCE LOTS on
Belvidere,
Holconnb and
Mcclellan Ave.
North Of Mack Ave, VIII sell
cheap for cash.
L. ]. GILBERT
SO Home Bank Bldg.
rOR sALL-FAnMs.

FOR SALE-EAnMs.
90 ACRES. near Mt. Clemens fine up
10 date buildings. best OF soil. All
kinds OF fruit. Stock crops and tools
Ss.Sc0
4, ceres. Csceola county. 10 acres clear
ed; small house good well VIII
trade fot good vacant lot In Detroit
40 acres II miles from Detroit two
miles from electric car line. 7-room
house 50N40; barns. orchard and
small fruit. Will trade for Detroit
property
&C acres garden soil. near Ypsilanti,
1. nile from electric car line; good
b, use. barn. silo, tool shed corn
crib. chicken house. fine country
home. S4.400.
l2O acres. gravel soil. one mile from
electric car line; good buildings: hnP
Location. 500 per acre VIII eN-
change for Detroit property
eco, acres. clay loan soil. one mile
from electric ear line: extra good
buildings. fine piece OF timber, well
wgtefcd. Make good stock or dairy
farm; $4,000.
sos Vernon ave. 40-ft. lot. T-room cot
taco 81 -5O good terms
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15
FarmHeadquarters
Fiske Kinney Co., Inc.
1910 Ford Bldg.
Main Sal city $50
OUT GRAND RIVFR

OUT GRAND RIVER
les acres 10 miles from Detroit. ga
miles from electric car. l0-room
hose. full basement. barn 20NI0
shed On each end. COW barn 20X6o.
lG0-ton silo. good wells. running
stream. 10. acres timber, soil a clay
and sand loan. Come and see this:
$S5 acre $1,000 down, rest easy.
+6 acres. $500 Ia miles from Detroit.
] mile from stone road; small house.
new barn 3ON42: good stables. cement
floors In COW barn 3 horses. cows.
head young cattle. J hogs, Zoe
chickens 2 wagons. buggy, harness,
mower roller and ether farm tools
and crops at that price.
20 acres l2 miles from city; good =
room house. barn S0x40: COW barn
14x30; hog house, granary corn crib:
tool shed; acres orchard sand ana
black loan soil good wells, Or
account OF owners health, Will sell
for $4,000. half cash.
/ acre y city limits out Grand River,
Groom house like new; good barn,
chicken house. wire fence; all set to
fruit Look this over for $3.50.
See me for farms from 20 acres up.
Country houses l TO 5-acre lots.
Anything YOU want In country prop
erty.
wM. u. GosLIN.
Phone 1856 BEDFORD, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1912-08-15

A RARE OPPORTUNITY
20 acres II miles from city hall near
car line. Groom house. 30N40 barn,
lOx22 poultry house. l4N2l tool house
and granary. l1b fruit trees, 3 acres
evergreen corn. ACRES potatoes 3
acres melons. / acre squash, X acre
onions and carrots, acres clover
hay and straw and all for $500 half
down. viii sell stock and tools
ENSTER. The Farm Man.
5O7 Majestic.
WE HAVE a modern s-room house on
Williams ave. near Grand River for
$500. for payment down. Beautiful
home rooms and bath North 6fah,l
river right near Ferry park. which
sell FOR $500 We have
5S-ft lot down TOWN Win WI uUftr-
ings on II. which can be bought at
a sacrifice
STANDFIELD
SO5 Hodges BIDS cherry i4S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09

Washington, July O.. Charles D.
HilIes. Taft's secretary. was today
chosen for chairman of the republi-
can national committee. Hilles will
meet the sub committee of nine to-
day to arrange for the officers.
Charles B. Warren, the republican
national committeeman from Michi-
gan made q motion TO make the Hilles
selection unanimous. He was appoint
ed committee of one to notify Hilles
and bring him into the conference at
once with the sub committee to de-
eide on the other officers of the ma
tional committee.
James B. Reynolds, now a member
of the tariff board was next chosen
secretary of the republican national
committee.
HiIles will resign his office Of sec
retary to the president Saturday night
It is thought unlikely that Taft will
appoint successor, but will turn the
business Of the executive Office over
to the two assistant secretaries,
Rudolph Forester, and Sherman Al
lin,
The headquarters of the national
committee Is to be opened at New
York the first Of next week. The
middle west headquarters at Chicago
and the Pacific coast headquarters at
Portland, Ore, were practically decid-
ed upon today.
Ralph E. williams, former republi-
can national committeeman for Gre
gon was practically selected to take
charge Of the far western office.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
FUNK CASE
COOKED Up
Woman Principal Admits She
Never Knew Funk
HAS MADE A CONFESSION
FUNK WAS CHARGED WITH THE
ALIENATION OF HER AFFEc-
TIoNs, BUT SHE SAYS THAT
THE WHOLE CASE WAS MOTH.
ING BUT A FRAME-UP:

Chicago, ILL.,. July Estates At
torney Wayman today entered actively
into the Funk Henning case with the
statement that Mrs. Henning had ad-
mitted the allegations made against
Clarence s. Funk, general manager Of
the International Harvester Co., In a
suit for damages for alleged alienation
of her affections, were false.
MRS. Henning is in Chicago, SAID
Wayman. SHE has confessed the al
legations against Funk were false and
that she never knew Funk"
1t was believed Mrs. Henning was in
the criminal court building ready to 80
before the grand jury to testify that
she had been made a party to suit
against Funk by persons with ulterior
motives. A detailed statement which
throws the burden OF the preparation
of the case against Funk on Henning' s
attorney, was published today. The
suit was filed last October seeking
$25, 900 damages against Funk, charg-
ing him specifically with associatiug
with Mrs. John c. Henning on several
occasions.
AT the trial a verdict Of not guilty
as quickly returned by the jury, and
perjury warrants were soon afterwsrd
obtained against Henning and Aileen
Heppner, a young woman who testified
to seeing Funk and Mrs. Henning In a
hotel. Her testimony was fatty con-
tradicted by persons in whose COM
pany she was at the time.
Action by the grand jury is expected
today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
ATTACKED JAP
WITH A HAMMER

Jamestown, N. T.. July s.-Fred
Kercher was arrested for a murder
Gus attack upon Edward Hami1islS.
the Japanese chef and porter for Su-
perintendent Strachan of the N. p.
He was given a hearing before police
Magistrate Murphy, waived examina-
ton and WAS held to the district court
in $500 bonds, which were given.
1t seems that Kercher had been
drinking and tried to enter the SUI
perintendent's car which stands near
the residence of Superintendent
Strachan. Mr.. Strachan saw trouble
brewing and told Kercher to go away
from the car and attend to his own
business but Kercher only partially
needed the advice. For he picked up
hammer, which carpenters had been
using near the car, and made muir
derous attack upon Hamijiski, the
Japanese chef.
Kercher felled him with blow upon
the head. However, the Jap quickly
regained his feet and defended him
self with such skill and vigor that
Superintendent Strachan, who was
warned OF the fight, got there just in
time to save Kercher from the obi
tuary column. HamijisN was taken
to the city hospital where an ugly
wound In his head was dressed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
FACTIONS
SCRAPPING
Evea Educators Have a sPro-
greSSive" Element

Chicago, July 9.--The fight of thS
progresstves and conservatives for
control in the National Education
association overshadowed the interest
in the educational subjects on the pro-
gramme for discussion at the second
vention.
The final test OF strength between
the factions is expected this after
noon at an adjourned meeting of the
board of directors. 1t was believed it
would then be decided whether the di-
rectorate would bar from the meeting
all hut active members of at least
thirty days standing. If this Is done
II will be a blow to several thousand
than thirty days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
BIG DOINGS AT
WAHPETON, JULY I5

Wahpeton N. D.. July July 9.-The
date for the corner stone laying of
the fine new courthouse to be erect
ed by Richland county, was set today
for Monday, July Is. Arrangements
have already been made to make this
one Of the big days of the year at
Wahpeton.
The following speakers have been
secured: Gov. John Burke. Judge AL
len, j. H Worst and Sen. w. G. Pur-
cell. There will be band, q balloon
ascension and other big features.
Two big baseball games will be
pulled off during the day. In the
morning Hankinson will play Great
Bend and in the afternoon the win
ner OF the morning game viii play the
fast Wahpeton team, which has i'm
ported one of the best batteries in
the northwest for the occasion
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
BOYS Arm WAS
TWISTED OFF

Mott, N. D., July 9.-An accident
which nearly resulted fatally occurred
at the farm of Ira Banning.
Walter, the S-year-old little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Banning, was helping 10
run their gasoline engine used for
pumping water. While Mr.. Bannings
back was turned the boys right arm
was caught by the drive belt. which
hurled the little fellow around. twist
ing his arm completely off and other
wise bruising him. He was brought
to Mott by Mr.. stone, who happened
along in his auto, and was taken to
DR. Redman's offices, where the re-
manning portion Of the arm was
dressed and the little fellow made as
comfortable as possible The boy was
later removed to the Compton house
for keeping, accompanied BY his moth
ar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
j. S. CROP
REPORT FOR
This MONTH

Washington, July es-The July
crop report of the department. of
agriculture, issued at 2:15 today,
10 as follows:
Winter wheat condition, 1913;
normal indicated acre yield, 1879;
estimated total production, 35s,
100000 bushels.
Spring whsat condition, 89.3;
acre yield, 13.1; total prodssrtious
27f,oo0, 900 husheIsy wi1eat re-
mainina on farms, 23,s76, 600
bushels.
Corn acreage, 1os,110Ooo bush.
els; condition, 81.5; acre yield,
26.o; total production, 2,s11y ZOO, 600
Oats condition, 89.2; acre yield,
sol; total production, 1,fss, 600
bushels.
Barley condition s6.3. acreage
yield 24.6; total production 1884,
100000.
Rye condition, 8S.2; acre yield.
16.o; total production not given.
Flax acreage 2,9S2, 900 bushels;
condition, $50; acre yield, "a; to-
tai production, 2s.o0o, 600 bushels.
Hay condition, s5.2; acre yield, IA;
total productions not given.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
GRAND LODGE
TOMORROW
Big Sessions Of Sons Of Nsr-
way to Open
Delegates to Be Here FrOm All
Sections Of Country

The grand lodge Of the sons of Nor
way will meet in this city at the Sons
of Norway temple on upper Broadway
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
There win be about $50 delegates
present coming from all parts of the
country.
The meeting win be called to order
by the grand lodge officers, after which
Mayor w, d. Sweet will deliver an adj
dress OF welcome which will be re-
sponded to by one OF the grand lodge
officers, and this win be followed by
the reception of the delegates, the
giving of the credentials and other
formalities
AS the Sons OF Norway is a secret
organization the business that will be
transacted win be of routine ma
ture and of interest only to members
of the organization There will be an
auto ride about the city tomorrow
evening for the delegates and other
courtesies wfIl be showered upon them
by the citizens OF Fargo. The meet
Ing of the grand lodge is considered
as most Important The grand lodge
oficers met In this city early in the
year,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
ANOTHER AIRMAN
FELL TO Death
chalons sur Marine, France. July

Chalons Sur Marne France. July 9.
Rene Bendel, an experienced air
man and holder OF the Pommery cup
for the cross country flight, which he
won from Jules Vedrfnes, met death
this morning before the eyes OF some
thousands Of French troops, assem-
bled on the reviewing ground ait
1Gourmelon LIE Grand. near here
Bendel, who had come in a Ymono-
plane from Villacoublay, near Paris.
to participate in the naneuvers, ar
rived above the camp after fine
flight. He was about to descend when
the nnonoplane struck some telegraph
wires which the prevailing haze evi-
IDENTIFY prevented him from seeing.
The machine capsized. The motor
fell on his body.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
THREE KILLED AT
RAILWAY CROSSING
s------>
FAST COAST TRAIN ON GREAT
NORTHERN DAsEIEs INTO
AUTO NEAR LiTcHFlELD.

Litchheld, Mimi, July 9.Thref
persons were killed instantly, anothe3
was perhaps mortaliy injured. and two
miraculously escaped death in Grows
city, east OF here, when Great North
ern train No. 4. eastbound, struck an
automobile in which they were riding.
about 8 o'clock last night.
The dead:
MRS. SWAN HAWKINSON, aged
20.
RosELLA HAWKINsoN. aged III.
NELS NELSON.
The injured.
Mrs. N. 20. Hawkinson, fractured leg.
decorations and perhaps internal hurts.
The latter's husband and their T.
year old son escaped by Jumping as
the train bore down on them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
PROGRAMME.
FOR ROLLO
UNVEILING
Final Plans Completed at Meet
ing Last Night
Committee Appointed to Meet
All the Trains
Other Committees on Arrange
ments Appointed
UNvEILlNe DAY.

10 noonL.uncheon by CONNER
cial club to visitors.
1850 Parade under direction Of
sangerfest.
3-UnveiIing OF statue, FL. j.
Hagen, chairman.
Address--Prof Julius Olson, Of
the State University of Wiscon-
sin.
Marseilaise Hymn, by the band.
City of Rouen, Normandy,
French Ambassador Mons. @.
Mangras. secretary OF the French
embassy.
Ma normandi, choir.
Star SpRngled Banner, band.
Acceptance, Mayor w. ID.
Sweet, on behalf of city.
Acceptance, Gov. John Burke, on
behalf Of state.
ia vi Elsker Dette Landet.
choir.
Banquet, s p. M. Toastmaster,
Hon. ]. p. Hardy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
PREMATURE
PUBLICITY
May Kill Scheme to Get Taft
! to Withdraw

Washington, d. c.. July s.-The
publicity given the plans Of the pro-
gressive republican members of the
house to circulate petitions asking
Taft to withdraw from the head of
the republican ticket, today, threaten
ed to entirely circumvent the scheme.
Representative Davis of Minnesota,
who has been actively advocating the
drafting of petitions to circulate, con-
ferred with Dixon, Roosevelts cam
paign manager, today, but no decision
was reached
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09
Prohibition
CONVENTION
The FactionaI Sections ''Kiss
and Make Up"

Atlantic city, July 9.-Plans were
completed today for the prohibition
national convention which opens here
tomorrow. The rival factions parti-
cipated in a love feast today after
last nights skirmtsh by the insur-
gents in an effort to overthrow the
present party organization headed by
Charles r. Jones of Chicago.