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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-17
AWARDED BRIDGE WORK
Jardine G Anderson Were Awarded
the Bridge Contracts in cass
County Yesterday.

The Cass county commissioners
convened yesterday and awarded the
bridge contracts in this county to Jar
dine & Anderson. the successful bid
ders.
The total noun to be spent for
eight bridges is 5000. OF this 1892
viii be spent to build a bridge over
the Red river In Stanley township.
Action was deferred on this bridge un-
til the next meeting OF the commits
sionerg which is June 8. giving the
county dads time to complete some
preliminary arrangements. The other
seven bridge contracts are Of minor
importance and after the bids were let
the commissioners left on an inspec-
tion trip OF other bridges.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-17
HOTEL men Will MEET
President Liembachsr Has Called 4
Meeting Of Hotel Mems Organize.
tion at Commercial Club.

Pres. A. H. L~iembacher Of the Far
go-Moorhead Hotel Mems and Res
taurant Keepers section Of the COM
mercial club has called a meeting Of
that active organization this afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the commercial club
rooms.
A number Of important matters win
be brought up for consideration con.
corning the provision for entertain
rnent and accommodations for tba
large number Of visitors to gathAr II
the city next month during the mn
rnerous conventions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-17
E-rieassed steak.

when steaks are so tough that they
must be pounded to be edible, cook
them as a ~fricasse. After pounding,
salt and pepper the steak and dredge
1t heavily with flour. Place two ta-
blespoonfuls OF dripping or other fry
ing material in a heavy iron frying
pan and when smoking hot, lay the
steak in and cook well on the Il side
before turning; as when pan-frying
ish. When quite done, remove to the
back of the range, where 1t will keep
hot. Cover closely and let 1T remain
there for at least ten minutes
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-17
Land NAN HERE
Barney Willis Back From Excur.;o,.
70 Carrot River Valley,
Saskatchewan.

Barney Willis, district manager -
the Luse Land Co. is ii the 49, =
10y maRlng ARRANGEMENTS for Their
shexs excursion, Wednesday, NAV a.
ne reports . very successful axc,,.
sion on May 9 and expects many n,c,a
e maze the trip next WEDNESDAY, NJ
Wits - highly pleased with the higr,
opinlon faenry Schroeder has fo,,,,aa
e sne carrot river lands that he $40
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-17
TRACK AND TIE.
DELENDRECIE'S SALE

Saturday IL last day of cotton voiles
at III cents yard, You should not miss
this opportunity or new merchandise.
(See window dispIayAs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
New Club
Growing
Rapidly

The new Commercial Club is rapidly
getting into shape. Already a long list
of names, the leading men of the city,
has been secured, and there is a heal
thy and steady addition to the number
every day. 1t is desired though that
there should be at least 500 members,
and it begins to look as though this
number would be secured without any
great effort. 1t is desired however,
to get the club on its feet, and in
working order just as quickly as it
can be done, and to accomplish this
those already joined are urged to car
ry on the good work, by each calling
their friends attention to It,
A live commercial club, with the
whole city behind it, is of the utmost
Importance, and that now organizing
wishes to have every hustling wide
awake citizen as a member.
If you have not already signed, dc
so at once. Put your shoulder to the
wheel and help make Salem what she
is destined to be- the best and biggest
inland city in the Northwest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
Places a
Mortgage
on Plant
Salem WaterCO. Gives Trust
Deed for It's Entire Pro-
perty for COnSideratiOnOI
S33O,OOO.-PeOple Guessing

Carrying with Il an appearance OF
"a transfer Of property a trust decd
conveying TO the Continental and Com.
.morcIal Trust and Savings Bank OF
Chicago. a mortgage In ctIcct which
covers practically the entire valuation
Of the plant of the Salem Water COM
pOny has been hlcd with tho county
recorder.
That thore Is something OF vast I'm.
poriance appertalnlng TO this trans.
action is the belief Of many conyer-
sant with the local water situation as
It stands today II is stipulated In tho
deed that In consideration OF the mort.
gage accepted by the eastern trust
company the Salem Water company Is
TO receive loan aggregotlng $4,000
ne is further stipulated In the articles
that tho water company ls to issue
bonds In the sum Of q like amount, TO
be- delivered TO the purchaser at $1,000
each and interest involved viii be at 3
per cent In consideration OF the
original mortgage tho water company
Is to include In It's obligations to tho
trust company an old mortgage unpaid
amounting to Sl5,OOOOOO which was
given in the year 1892 According to
tho documents now on fIlo the entire
obligations now borne by the Salem
Water company totals $4,000.
Includes All the Property.
Mentioned In tho trust deed az sure
Ity is every piece OF property both
personal and real, possessed by tho
water company together with all ma
chlnory buildings, lands and fmn-
Chlses
SpeculntlonB are running rife as to
J CONTINUED on page ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
WILL MEET TO DISCUSS ,o
HOG CHOLERA EPIDEMIC

It is probable that in a few days H.
7 Chaplin, farm management expert
IN salem, will issue a call for a meet
ing for the discussion Of hog ciolsr''
TO be held in Salem.
Hog cholera has become prey,'en, s ,bo
in counties adjoining Marion and 'no
question is considered momentous Dy
hoe raisers in the valley state ye'-
orinarlap ]. p Morel has informed MI,
Cbonin that he will address a meeting
- stooI,men interested at any 'lIne
sncb a meeting is called here anu i
the stockmen meet Mr.. Morei wiz W
tbo chief speaker for the occasion.
NJ, ,Iotbods for the prevention OF tn'
disease li will be the chief topic for DIS
cussion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
The Women
Get Busy
and Vote

From every indication up to 2
O'Clock this afternoon, the women viii
have so far cast larger number OF
votes in the different wards than the
men. In several instances, the wo-
mems vote was nearly twice as large
nc that of the men. It is evident, how
ever that the ladies' remained at home
Ithis morning and completed the house
hold duties before casting their votes,
MS but a few ballots were called for
before 10 o'clock It is also noticeable
that customary to calling time and vls-
fling the ladies are swarmlng the
pclllng places this afternoon and poor
man IS having a hard time to cast his
vote No preference is being shown
the ladies, however by the judges, and
every voter must accept his or her
turn.
!" "a'g ,.a a. o,,t yoto Mr Davidson
son '",' O'o ,.n,. IN tho hoy about
u'Opp'u NV. a,,ar Q o,crock when the
louI s 'l''''' ror tbe erst time in the
polI5 op'I'u' a.,- ,uard aIso two lady
nls'o'y % -, ',,' rnlirg over the register
cIeIh' ',o -, ,voii. omclato.
OooS'' '' "I, a.bno Mrs Ampey Da.
as u''' ''''1, 90 socord clerk. Oil.
''u'on 70 @.og male fudge. paid
yer Jo'' -. ~, ,,o Isdv cH
some '.ls '2''p, 'l,., soyirg thew wer,
very efficient in thelr "oI" anu 30
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
Conferred
RedHatOn
Cardinals
Pope Plus x Today Confer
red the Red Hat on the
Last Five of IS Cardinals
Created a Year Ago
UNITED rnnss LEASED wiprl

Rome, Dec, "A public couslstory
oi the sacred college, Pope Plus X,
to day conferred the Red Hat on the
last five Of the Is cardinals created a
year ago and who as yet had not re-
ceived this final insignia of their rank
as princes Of the church
Besides conferrinf the red hat on
five cardinals, the pope elevated Arch
bishop Carlo Del Hornig, OF visprun,
Hungary, to be a cardinal
The five included three Spanish car
dlnals and two Austrians what the
time Of their elevation to the sacred
college, November q, 1911. instead Of
coming to Rome to receive the red
berretto and to the red hat at the
hands Of the pope, had the former
conferred by the king Of Spain and the
emperor Of Austria, respectively and
then awaited the summons Of Pope
Plus before coming for the latter The
FIVE were;
Giuseppe Maria de Cos Y Macho.
archbishop Of Valladolid
Antonio Vlco, apostolic nunzIo ia
the court Of Madrid
Francisco Bauer archbishop Of Oh
mutt.
Francisco Nagl archbishop Of Vlen-
ma.
Enrlc Almarez Y Santos, archbishop
Of Seville
Until the last moment It had also
been expected that the pope would an
nounce the consistOry the elevation TO
the sacred college Of Monslgnor Men
des Bello, prlmate Of Lisbon, what at
Hast falls consistory was created a
cardinal "in pectore." 10 have an
Inounced his elevation at this time,
however, would have necessItated his
recall from Lisbon, and Pope Plus is
believed 10 have preferred that he
should remain at his post until tho
present conflict between the church
and state in Portugal becomes more
settled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
MiRSHIFIELD COMPLAINS
OF WATER SERVICE

The first formal complaint to be
filed under the public utilities pro-
vision was filed today In the office OF
the state railroad commission by the
city Of Marshfleld against the Coos
BAY Water Co,
The plaintiff charges that the water
furnished the city is unsanitary and
that the system is inadequate to serve
the city either for domestic purposes
or fire protection A hearing is asked
for In the immediate future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02

with only a month Of bis minimum
.o,,toncs ",,u unserved, Robert Sullivan
trusty barber at the state prison ,, ear ,he
ir 5rusfi :Sis m morning escaped from IN ,Ins Ins
~ .,,on ,or' and the officials have no clue
TO his whereabouts. ohout
- sullivan was sent to the pen aO9us gIs
o,;snse a SSu, was attempted rape. supeTln, isn,
teDdent 6,rSsS lawson said this morning e 'Da' "a,
.enSSrs =, sones to have the man back In 'n'
nrison within few days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
A Scene Of Splendor.

The ceremony was carried out In
the consistoriaI hall Of the Vatican
with all the pomp and pageantry that
has marked the papal functions for
centuries past
The three sisters and niece Of tho
pope, dressed in the simple black OF
their peasant costumes, were giycn O
special tribune, at the orders Of his
holiness. next to that Of the Roman
nobility
Preceding the public conslstory the
five now cardinals met in the s.stone
chapel and In the presence OF Pope
Plus and other dignitaries Of the
church took the oath as princes OF the
holy Roman Catholic church
Immediately afterward the paDa
cortego was formed and the process
sion began 20 the consIsloria hall for
I'D. pU''''
reu na'8. ,.,. ,t. ,,r.
Isigtorlal ball shoulder high on the
''uI' F''''''' ''' y. .,. ,.., ,,,.
EIeel'u "''n " ''''. W. ',,. III.
i'mou5 9's''H' ''o.. '.', ''l ,,'....., a..r
De7io"'' l'' p''.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
Greatest
Medical
Discovery
Berlin Physician Discovers
Certain Cure for COnSump-
ton that Performs This
Miracle in a Few Weeks
Great Christmas Gift.

Great Christmas Gift. 1
= Discovery-A serum, one injec- 1
= ton of which kills every tuber- I
4 culosis germ in the victims body 1
= and immunizes against the dis 4
+ ease
= Discoverer-Dr. Frederick h 1
+ Franz Friedman, Of Berlin, ply I
+ sician and author.
+ Benehciaries - Every sufferer 1
+ in the world from the white I
+ plague"
4 Cures to date-More than 1000 1
+ patients. Every patient treated 4
= cured except those in the last 1
= stages of the disease. Many vic
= tins whose members had rotted 1
+ away made whole within a few 1
= weeks.
+ Cost Of treatment-Very small. I
+ Cultures for more than dozen I
4 treatments can be prepared for 4
4 less than 81.
r Supply of serum-Enough al I
+ ready on hand to treat every tu- I
4 berculosis patient in the world. 1
+ The germs, obtained from the I
+ turtle, multiply so rapidly that I
= one small vial sent from Berlin 4
r will supply enough for all Am I
+ erica. 1
+ Credibility of discovery-Lead- 1
= ing German physicians accept I
+ cure as positive. Trained Amer
= lean newspaperman interviews 1
+ patients and goes on record that 1
+ he cannot help but believe the
r discovery is the greatest Christ
= mas gift to the world since Christ
= came to earth.
=
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02


With the imposing Of the hat for the
last time a final embrace OF his holl-
ness by all the cardinals both old and
new, took place, the pope rcmounted
the gestatorial chair, the papal cor
tege reformed and the pope, sull be-
slowing the apostolic blessing, was es-
corted from the throne room brnurg
the public ceremony to a close
Immediately arterward. however
another secret cousistoy OF the sa.
cred college was held at which Pope
Plus performed the ceremony Of "op,
enng the mouths OF the five new cpr-
dnals, thus giving them full power To
participate in all of the councils OF
the sacred college.
The final elevation of these five car.
Glnals brings the membership OF the
college to CT, not including Monslgnor
Mendes Bollo. Of Lisbon. Since the
creation Of rs new cardinals by pCpo
Plus year ago, three members Of the
sacred college Cardinal Fisher Of co.
logne, Cardinal Sammassa OF austria
and Cardinal Coullio Of France have
died. leaving the present formation cr
the sacred college with "a Italian car
dInals and q foreigners,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
Many Big Ones Out.

With the end of the 62d congress,
many prominent members, mostly Re-
publicans, will be retired having been
defeated in the last election. The re-
firing members of the house are
"Uncle" Joe Cannon, Illinois William
A. Rodenberg, Illinois; N. B. Thistle
wood, Illinois; Nicholas Longworth,
Ohio; John Dalzell, Pennsylvania; b.
D. Crumpacker, Indiana; William b
Mckinley, Illinois; p, ]. Hill, Connec-
tlcut; G. A. sulloway, New Hamp-
shire; G. W. Prince, Illinois; H. o.
Young, Michigan; j. O. Tilson' Con-
necticut; f. D. Currier, New Hamp-
shire; w. b. Wilson, Pennsylvania.
Congressman John Lamb of Virginia
was the only prominent Democrat de-
feated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
congress
Again in
Session
GaVeIS Fall at NOOn-.Nany
Big Ones will be Missing
from Both Houses When
This Session Is Ended
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE !

Washington, Dec. 2.-When Speaker
Champ Clark, Of the house Of repre-
sentatives, and Senator Bacon, presi-
dent pro TEN of the senate, sounded
their gavels at noon today, it marked
the beginning of the second session Of
the 62d congress. Immediately after
convening, the senate adjourned, out
Of respect to the memory Of the late
Vice-President Sherman and Senators
Hepburn, of Idaho, and Rayner, Of
Maryland, who died during the recess.
The passage Of the annual supply
bills probably will be the most import
ant task to come before this con-
gress. Then the senate must dispose
Of the Archibald impeachment case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
= = + = = = - +%+%
Says He kidnapped Her.

= Portland, Or Dec, 2.-The kid =
= naping Of his eX-wIfe to avoid I
= the payment Of $50 a month ALI 4
= mony is the charge which Is to- 4
= day placed against Ben D. Hols- I
' man by H. P. Taylor father OF 4
= the missing woman The divorce 4
= was granted the woman three 1
= weeks ago after Holsman had 1
= been twice arrested on the charge 4
= Of beating and choking her I
+ = = = = + = +%+++I I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
ABSOLUTE CGRE FOR CONSUMPTION DISCOVERED
+ = = + = + + + - -
Strike at Eugene.

Eugene, Or Dec, 2.--Folkiw- 4
ing a cut in their wages from !
$3.50 to 50 for a ten-hour day. I
several employees in the construc- 4
; tion departmen of the Portland, 4
Eugerc & Eastern railway are :
; today out on strike. The strike =
was called by J. F, Morgan, fin =
ancial secretary of the I. W. W. I
; The men want $3.50 for a nine =
: hour day The strike may reach !
formidable proportions. 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
SALEM IS DRY, But
ONLY FOR THE DAY

T,ose regular customers were again
disappointed this morning |n'n !, 'tSs ,Ss
ombled o,o6Is up to the front doors Of Of IN. M.
s,,i Salem drinking emporiums@ san and .,a az, p
tempted to enter for their ss wee ,o,'o5 a'y
Every opening was locked and. and o0,,ld soid
on n,J, account Of the election being nsIa pei,
,ar ~ and nary a drop was In e''-
dence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
, = = - - I
ship on the Rocks.

= San Francisco, Dec. 2.-The :
' Chilean ship County Of Llullm- =
= cow, carrying a crew OF 95 mon, =
= Is on the rocks on otter Point on !
? the wcst coast OF Vancouver Is Z
? lard, according To a dispatch re- 4
? ceiyed here this afternoon by the 4
' marine exchange, The big boat
= ran aground during the night I
= and It is said little hope is en-
= tertaincd Of saving either the I
= crew or the ship. 4
= :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02

produced enough Of the culture to sup
ply the world for all time, for the
germs multiply very rapidly. have
treated more than 1000 cases and have
not lost one except In instances where
the vitality was so low that nothing
could save the patient. OF course, the
cure does not restore lost lungs or
tissues. II only kills tuberculosis
germs wherever 1t encounters them"
Answering queries as to when he
would send his serum to the United
States and as to It's cost, Dr. Friedman
said that representatives of several
American interests are en- route to
Berlin and that the question of Amer
lean rights will not be settled until
they arrive. He said the treatment
would be inexpensive and that doses
would cost less than 81 a dozen to
manufactures.
Cure Is Immediate.
The speed of the cures, according
to DR.. Friedman, is remarkable.
ut takes only a few weeks at most"
he said, TO cure the average case Of
pulmonary tuberculosis, The serum
seems to kill all the tuberculosis germs
within the body in a very short space
of time. Hemorrhages cease, wounds
in the lungs heal, fever disappears.
The patients Immediately regain their
appetites and nature begins building
up again what the germs have de-
stroyed. I give no diet or other treat
ment The only thing do is to inject
the serum with small syringe into
the buttock or the arm.
Reporting his interview with Dr.
Friedman, Mr., Shepherd, who is a
trained newspaperman, well able to
detect frauds and quacks, goes fatty
on record as believing that Dr. Fried
mans discovery is the greatest boon
in medicine the world has known.
Cures Are Miraculous.
"I saw and conversed with many pa
tients," says Shepherd. "I saw a boy
entirely cured, whose leg had rotted
away almost to the hip. ! saw men
who had hemorrhages, nights sweats
fever and had been in hospitals, who
had been cured within few weeks
and had returned to work after only
one injection. saw a girl who was
horn tuberculous and whose hand had
rotted away during Is years, who was
cured by one treatment in four weeks
7 saw clean-healed scars on hands, on
arms and necks and bodies Of children
where once had been terrible and sup
posedly incurable tuberculosis sores
These patients and many more told me
of their marvellous stories, Any one
who has seen what l have seen mere
must be convinced that Dr. Friedman
has given the world the happleS'
christmas - except one - that the
world has ever known"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
President NOtIlled'

The galleries OF both houses were
tanned. The desks in the house were
loaded with flowers, bouquets being
barred from the senate floor
slxty-six senators we're present
n,bon senator Bacon called the senate
70 order Senator Jones Of Washing
ton. It was announced by senator
works. W., Of California, was unable to be
present for unavoidable reasons. .,s.a, and
p senator's cullom. of Illinois and
,,ortin of Virginia, we're named to act
,,tb a,n tbe house committee to notify the
nregident that congress was READY 10
recsive his message A motion r's
.entad bv Senator Lodge Of Massa'nu-
sstts that the senate meet each Gay ''
III m, was adopted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02
Enough for the World.

My treatment is very simple" Dr.
Friedman told Mr.. Shepherd. zone
injection Of the serum usually drives
all signs of tuberculosis from the sys-
tem have lived in world of aston
ishment for more than year have
seen men, women and children VINO
were doomed to death made perfectly
Whole again in the space Of rev
weeks. But the greatest wonder to me
is that the serum immunizes against
tuberculosis like vaccination against
smallpox"
DO you vaccinate as in smallpox
the physician was asked.
No, l only give an injection with a
syringe Of the same serum that use
Tor patients. A slight local swelling
follows, but no running sore. have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02

Among the retiring senators are'
Henry q. Burnham, New Hampshire;
W. Murray Crane, Massachusetts,
Simon Guggenhelm, Colorado; iona
than Bourne, Oregon; Norris Brown
Nebraska; ]. NJ. Dixon, Montana; H. A
Richardson, Delaware; Robert j
Gamble South Dakota; Shelby NJ
Cullom. Illinois; F. o. Briggs, New
Jersey, J. W. Bailey, Texas; NJ j
Eoster. Louisiana; T. II, Paynter Ken.
lucky, and c. W. Watson West Vir.
ginla. =,
Senator Elihu Root, of New YORK
announced in the senate the death o.
Vice e-President Sherman and Senators
Heyburn and RayHer After adoptini
resolutions Of sympathy the senate ad
iourned at 12;42 p. m.
The session Of the house was per
pnctory Committees were appointed
to notify the president that the hous'
and senate we're ready for business
and after this the house adjourned a
.1.tO n. M, out of respect to the mem
orv of deceased members,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-02

A Cure and Preventive.

Berlin, Dec 2.-Complete and abso-
Lutte cure for every victim Of tubercu-
lcsis unless he is in the very last
stages of the white plague" is the
Christmas gift to the world announced
here today by DR.. Frederick Franz
Friedman, young German physician,
who claims to have 1000 cures ready to
display to the scientists Of the world
BY only the simple injection OF
a serum gained from the turtle, Dr.
Friedman says, he has Immediately
killed every tubercule in every subject
so far treated, and maintains that
every single case in which the inJec-
ton was made has resulted in a cure
save only those whose vitality was Sc
far gone as to leave physical recovery
an impossibility.
Two weeks ago DR., Friedman as
founded German savants by declaring
in a public conference that he haC
been successfully treating tuberculo'
sis for two years. Many of those pres
ent admit that Friedman has conquer
ed the scourge and several German
hospitals are already turning owe
their cases to him.
Realizing the immensity Of the new
to the world at large, the Nupente
Frize Association representative II
Berlin, W. G. Shepherd, at once inves
tirotcd
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