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Battered Terry Steams In.

Norfolk, Va, Jan. 10.-The torpedo
boat destroyer Terry, badly smashed
in the coast storm which crippled and
scattered her sister destroyers of the
Atlantic fotilla, passed In the Virginia
capes under convoy of the auxiliary
cruiser Prairie. The Terry came in
under her own steam.
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ARMISTlCE is EXTENDED

Public Opinion Said to Favor Division
of China.
London, Jan 10.-The armistice In
China has been extended to Jan. Is,
according to special dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Peking.
Public opinion is said to favor di-
vision of the country, the revolution
lists retaining the southern part. under
republican rule, and the Manchus re.
naming in mower In the no11h
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teeth, remove tartar and
prevent decay.
10 disinfect the mouth, de-
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purify the breath.
To keep artificial teeth and
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Instead Of Liquid
Antiseptics orP Peroxide
many people are now using
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic

The new toilet germicide powder TO be
dissolved in water as needed.
For all toilet and hygienic uses 1t is
better and more econ nmical
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Equitable Life Building, Reputed to
Be Absolutely Fireproof, Proves an
Easy Prey to the Flames-Securi-
ties Worth Hundreds of Millions in
the Safety Deposit Vaults Believed
TO Be Intact.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
SPECIAL
IS NOW At
DICKINSON
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DICKINSON, N. D., June 21.-Dick-
inson is making good as usual. De-
lightful clear weather and an i'm
mense crowd is deep in determined
interest. The usual Dickinson welcome
came from the Commercial club, and
the people in general. The farmers
special arrived at $3.50 and there has
been something doing every minute
since. Speaking, lecturing and dem
onstration on tae train.
A large auto party in a number OF
cars visited the experiment station
headed by such men as Prof. Thomas
Shaw, Hon. o. c. Gregg, and train
of younger scientific men that are ev-
en- now becoming widely known, and
who are doing excellent scientific
work.
The experilne station is proving
that the Dickinson people made no
mistake when they asked the state for
recognition. A great many improve
ments at the station have been made
since the visit two years ago. Crops
are fine here.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
NARROWLY MISS
COMPLICATIONS
bfitishers Start Rumpus Be-
cause Their Flag Did
Not Appear
CubanS Join Canadians and
Change Name Of Real
Estate Body
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 21.-Inter-
national complications were narrow
ly averted at the convention national
association of real estate exchanges
in session here when member of the
delegation from Winnipeg, Can, noted
the absence of. British flags among
the decorations of the convention hall
and an effort was made to change the
name from the national to the Ameri-
can association. The Cubans joined
with the Canadians, and the result was
to change the name to international
Association of real estate Boards. The
tone of the debate sounded like a
split for a time.
Secretaries of local boards, in the
experience meeting recognized, SO
it was said, the disposition to make
the secretaries goats" so as to have
organized the sublime order of gats." -"
Bruce Douglas of Milwaukee, was
elected president.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
REDUCED
RATE Was
ORDERED

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 21.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission
held today that the existing freight
rates on glucose from Chicago to
New York unduly favored corn pro
ducts of the refining company, popu-
larry known as the GLUCOSE trust
and On petition of the state of Iowa
and several other independent gu-
cose manufacturers of the west, Or
dered reduced export rate between
Chicago and New York from 22'&c
per hundred pounds to 18c, and the
domestic rate from 25c to zoe.
Commissioner Harlan who render
ed the opinion, laid down the prin
ciple that manufactured products
are not entirely. as matter of right
entitled to a rate on raw material
from which it is made"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
TUITLE GIVEN
AN OVATION
Was Given a Royal Reception
by Old Settlers IN His
Home Town
Congressional Candidate
Seems To Be Popular Favor.
lie at Home
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
DAWSON, June -4.-It was a gala
day in Dawson Thursday June goth.
when the citizens of Kidder county
met to celebrate their annual "Old
Settlers Picnic.''
The weather was fine and the occa-
sion was favored VITA the largest at
tendance, the writer has ever seen at
a like gathering. The program was
nicely carried out and every one pro-
nounced the occasion a decided sue
cess, not only socially, but intellectu-
ally as they had the opportunity to
listen to a very able and interesting
speech from their favOrite candidate
for congress, Hon. W. P. Tuttle, and
also very interesting speeches from
Hon. D. r. Streeter from Emmons
county and Judge w. H. Winchester of
Bismarck.
The Bismarck band was in attend
ance to cheer the people with it's mel
ody, interspersed at proper intervals
between the several games during the
day.
Upwards of if not quite 30 automo-
biles were in attendance which is
more than double the amount that
could be found at similar gathering
Of double the amount of people in the
east which does rot indicate that our
North Dakota is so very far behind
the least" in finance after all.
We heard it stated there were some
As to, SO candidates for political hon.
ors present, so it would appear that
We had material for statesmen as
well as other countries. One of the
striking feature sof the day was the
pride with which Dawson's citizens
welcomed Colonel W. P. Tuttle to the
celebration. When tae Colonel arriv-
ed he found all the autoes inattend-
ance. awaiting to welcome him that
could be placed within reasonable dis
sance of the train. A band was also
there to welcome him as was also the
majority of tle citizens of his little
burg He was taken into one of the
autoes and driven several times
around the town with the band and
all the other autoes formed in the
parade and as he was finally allowed
to alight at the hotel, the town was
made to peal with the shouts of
whats the matter with Tuttle-he's
all right"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
REPORT NELSON OUT.

WASHINGTON June 21.-Accord.
ing to a rumor in Washington Sena-
tor Nelson has concluded not to be
a candidate for reelection. Senator
Nelson said he would make no state
ment. He will announce in day or
two what he will do.
To all inquiries the senator replied
that statement he would make later
would answer whether or not he will
seek reelection.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
LEGISLATOR is A SUICIDE.
Prominent Texas Man Ends Life Be.
cause of III Health.

Ell Paso, Tex. June 21.-Williarl
c. McGown a prominent attorney OF
this city and representative in the
legislature from FL Paso county, com
mitted suicide at his home in this
city by shooting himself through the
head with pistol.
No cause, beyond i'll health, is
known for his action.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
THINKS THAW RATIONAL.

WHITE PLAINS. N Y, June 21-
Rev. Robert Christie Of Allegheny,
Presbyterian minister, and Evelyn
Thaw, we're the principal witnesses at
the hearing today of Harry X. Thaw's
plea for release from Matteawan. The
minister swore he thought Thaw ra-
tlOnal
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
INDICTMENTS
SERVED IN THE
ODESSA WRECK
Railroad Company, Conductor
and fIagman Held for
Life Loss
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOCIATED PTeBe.
NORTH ORTONVlLLE, Mimi, June
21.-Indictments have been returned
here and are ready to be served in
connection with the Odessa wreck on
the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul,
when ten were killed last winter.
The railroad company was indicted
on the charge of negligent use of ma
chinery under its control. L. w. Gil
lick, the conductor and Roy Law, the
flagman, were also indicted.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
ignored INSTRUCTIONS
and WAS0KlLlED|

HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. June 21.-
Henry Turner, an over jealous avia-
ton pupil, was perhaps fatally in
jured today by a>25 foot fall in BIZ
plane in which he attempted to fly,
despite the orders from instructors
to remain on the ground. The bi-
pane was demolished and splinters
from the frame entered Turner'S ab-
domen and hip. He was only ~.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
PLATFORM NEARLY READY.

CHICAGO, June 21.-The resoIu-
tions committee having virtually com.
pIeted the platform. the draft resoIu.
tions committee adjourned at II to at.
tend the convention. It viii resume
its session later in the day to put the
finishing touches on the platform.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
WOULD IMPEACH ARCHIBALD.
Rv Aueorlo<oN prasa

WASHINGTON. June 21.-The
House judiciary committee today vot-
ed unanimously to report the articles
Of impeachment against Judge Robert
W. Archibald, of the Commerce Court.
The report will be made during the
nrst week in July.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
Roosevelt Committeeman
Think They Are Only Ones
in the Right
Report Far From BEING
Ready for Convention at
II O'clock
WORKED ALL NIGHT.

CHICAGO. June 21.-After an all
night session the Credentials CON-
mittee Of the Republican National con-
vention at 6 this morning had settled
only ~ Of the " contests, considered
vital by the Roosevelt forces In their
appeal from the decisions Of the Ma.
tionaI Committee, altogether, with
the twenty the Credentials committee
took upon its own Initiative settled
for TAFT.
MEMBERS CLASH.
California; two Taft deIe0ates
were seated by the committee early
this morning after long debate, the
motion to seat the Roosevelt men be.
ina defeated 20 to 16. The debate OF
TIE California case followed the re-
ceipt Of what was termed an "insuIt-
ina letter" from the two Roosevelt
delegates, Charles Wheeler and Phil
lip Bancroft. refusing to appear and
denying that a contest existed. The
letter was ordered returned by them
by the committee "without comment" ;"
1.-THE American people will not
stand for such an action as you pro-
pose" said w. S. Lauder, Of North
Dakota, in the committee, talking fov
the Roosevelt faction. ~ the eonven-
ton refuses to seat the two delegates
elected in California by the majority
Of 1900 the American people will de-
feat the nominee Of that party"
Daylight found the Credentials
Committee room and Railways filled
with sleeping or noddino committee
men and contesting delegates more
than 40 Of the So members stuck to
their work during the night. Senator
1everidae and three associate Roose-
velt contestants were defeated "a
to II.
Bitterness marked the discussion Of
the Indiana cases, Senator Beverage
c,ashina with Senator Hemenway, and
Merrill Moore. both Taft men. The
obse ervation made by Hugh T. Halbert
Of Minnesota, early today was that
Facts don't 90 in this committee"
crecipitated some bitter interchange
remarks, the members demanding
thai Halbert apologize "for his ref'ec-
tion on their honesty" Chairman De-
vine called HaIbert to observe order
BY saying he twas 40 likely to be
wronq in way votes as other members
Of this committee"
REPORT FAR FROM READY.
At $40 o'clock Chairman Oevine
said there seemed to be no prospect
Of presenting a report to the eonven-
tion when It met at II. In the seventh
Kentucky district the Taft delegates
seated n to 8.
Nav Not Report Till Saturday.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
BATTLE With BANDITS
RESULTED fatally
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DURANT, Okla, June 31.-Scores
OF armed men from Bokchito, Durant,
and McAlester are securing the coun-
try for bandits who robbed the First
State Bank OF Bokchito today, and an
hours battle with citizens probably
fatally wounded Robert Kelly and hurt
Dudley Moreland.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
FLOOD CONDITIONS UNTIL FALL
Unless hymeIia Levee Break Is Cos
ed Mcantime-StiIl Distress,

&c mcdntIme-otIII OIStTeSS.
NEW ORLEANS. June 21.-Flood
conditions will continue in several
southeastern Louisiana parishes un-
til autumn, unless the present deter
mination not to attempt to close the
break in the Mississippi levee at Hy-
melia is changed. This will mean
that a great area of fertile land will
afford no crops this year, and that
hundreds of persons must depend on
the help of their neighbors for sus-
tenance, or seek other fields.
A representative of the New Or
leans Flood Relief Committee return
ed here this morning from the inun-
dated country. He said more than
1 900 persons are in immediate need
Of rations. Hundreds of persons
were suffering from exposure. There
have been several deaths.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
Convention So Far Has Re.
suited in Nothing Tangible
but Delay
CredeDtial Committe Worked
All Night to Hurry Its
Report
Roosevelt Considered Out Of
the Race as far as Con-
VeDtiOD is Concerned
BY Associated PreaA.

ANOTHER TAFT VICTORY.
CHICAGO, June 21.-Roosevelt for
ces met their third defeat this after
noon in the republican convention.
BY a vote Of seq to 499 the conven.
ton voted to table the resolution Of
Governor HadIey which would have
prevented any Of the contested dele
gates voting on any Of the cases re-
ported by the creddntiaIs committee.
The minority report on the Ninth Ala
bama district was tabled.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
Rev. ShaW's Prayer

CHFCAGO, June N.-ReV. Dr.
Shaws prayer was as follows:
20 God, the supreme and sovereign
Ruler of the universe, who holdest
sway alike over the lives Of men and
the affairs of nations, decreeing abid.
ing success unto those alone who sub
NIT to Thy control and do Thy will,
the God whom our fathers loved and
served and trusted our own God also,
not by Inheritance and tradition only,
but much more by choice and alleg-
lance, We acknowledge and adore
Thee as the King eternal, immortal,
invisible, the only wise God. whose
favor is life and whose loving kind
ness is better than life; We praise
Thee for Thy signal goodness in times
last to this our beloved land: and,
conscious Of our profound need of
Thee, We reverently. invoke Thy
graciou presence and benediction up
on our great Republic.
eve confess before Thee at this
time our national sins as we'll as
those which we may have personally
committed-our forgetfulness of Thee
and Thy commandments, our inordin
ate love of the seen ara sondid, sour
passion for luxury, and Our elevation
Of the temporal into the place of hon.
or and dominion.
Forgive, this Thy people, most mer.
ciful God, and in Thy great love re.
store US unto Thy favor and unto us
the joys of Thy salvation, defending
us by Thine almighty power and up.
holding us by Thy free spirit.
"Set righteousness in command We
beseech Thee, throughout our nation
Take from us all national pride and
selfconceit; all boastfulness If wealth
and Undue dependence upon the ma
terial. Grant us eliverance from war
and intemperance, from strife and
worldly blindness, from commercial
dishonesty, social impurity and po-
litical corruption, and cause the prin.
ciples OF Thy gospel to be established
and become regnant in all our domain
Confront us more and more with our
righ responsibility and enable us, in
f:,ithfulness to the trust which Thou
has committed unto us, to be Thy
consistent representative among the
nations of the earth; the agency in
Thy hands of bringing the Kingdom
Of God into fulfillment in all the
world.
"And now as here gathered in ma.
tional assembly. We the representa-
tives Of an honorable and historic or
ganizatfon. the deputies of the people,
and the servants of the King of Kings
shall seek to conserve the future good
of our nation and to plan for its
advancing honor and prosperity, so
guide Thou our deliberations and
shape our decisions, so surcharge this
convention with Thy peace, so convey
to US the knowledge of Thy far-seeing
al]-Wise purpose, and grant us so fully
Of Thy Holy Spirit, the spirit of wis
DON and understanding, of concord
an brotherhood, of purity and equity,
that true to Thy standards honoring
Thy name an desiring Thy glory, we
may at this present do those things
which please Thee, and for which we
may therefore claim in time to come
the seal of Thine approval and the
furtherance OF Thy help. And unto
Thee, Father, Son and Holy Spirit,
one God, blessed forever more, shall
be all power, dominion and glory
through Jesus Christ. Thine only be-
gotten Son and our only advocate,
world without end. Amen"
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
TAFT .DCLEcATEs SEATED.

CHICAGO, June 21.-After tabIing
the minority reports Of the crede1.
tiaIs Committee in the Ninth Alabama
district the National Republican Con-
vention adopted the majority report
favorinq the seating Of the Taft dele
oates without roll call.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
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TOOK THE TOWN.

Lacruz, Mex. June 21.-Hu-
erta today received report
A:om Colonel Arroyo stating
he had taken the town Of b.
topiIas, eighty miles due west
Of here, and an important pass
in the mountains.
e 4 4 e f e f e f q 4 q q
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
RULED AGAINST BARROW.
~ Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, June 21.-Judge
Hutton ruled against the defense to-
day on the challenge Of John r. Har-
rington's eligibility as witness in
the Darrow bribery trial.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
CONVENTION STARTS.

CHICAGO, June 21.-Exaetly al
1926 Chairman Root called today's
session of the republican convention
to order ard the opening prayer by
Dr.. John B. Shaw was offered. It was
not appIauded as Was that Of Dean
Sumner yesterday.
Root announced the first business
to be the report Of the committee on
credentials. The report recommend
ed the seating Of the TAFT delegates
in the Ninth Alabama district. The
report was being taken up peacenea',
district by district, and in the AIaba-
ma Ninth district case sustained the
findings Of the national committee.
It was presented by w. 7. Dovel Of
Washington. r. r. Mccormick Of ILL.,
nois presented the minority report
favorinq the Roosevelt ntestants.
Governor HadIey, moved to substi
tuition, and adoption Of the minority
report and then asked for unanimous
consent for the statement by mccor.
mick. r. J. Walker, Of Virginia, tried
to ray the motion on the table, and
was ruled out Of order. Mccormick
was granted the platform, and made
his disse nting statement. The pros.
pect was that arguments and roll call
on this one case would continue sev-
eraI hours, and carry the session far
into the mig ht.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
MAY HAVE To SETTLE CONTESTS ON THE
FLOOR AS Committee WAS unable TO
ACCOMPLISH MUCH DURING THE Night

motion to give the Roosevelt delegates
title to the contested seats.
Congressman George R. Malbick OF
New York, member of the creden'
tials committee, said today that NO
report will be presented to the con
vention until the last contest has been
decided. If Roosevelt men, Ae said,
demanded roll call on every contest,
the committee could not finish its
work before Saturday night, and the
report would not be presented to the
convention before Monday. Under
these conditions he said the conven'
tion could not complete it's work and
adjourn until Wednesday Of next
week.
Plenty Of Latitude Given Roosevelt.
Chairman Devfne said, however, If
the Roosevelt members would confine
their attack to those districts includ-
ed in the list on which they have
based their principal charges Of fraud,
including the Washington and Texas
cases, the committee would be able to
conclude tonight The widest lati-
tuae will be allowed the Roosevelt
members, said the CHAIRMAN, and the
duration of the session depended en-
tirely upon their attitude.
Committee Maintain Good Nature.
CHICAGO, June 21.-The Eleventh
Kentucky district, which was the next
called, presented a mixed situation.
The national committee had a divided
delegation, seating d. c. Edwards, a
Taft delegate, and o. H. Waddle, a
Roosevelt adherent. Representatives
of each faction appearing before the
credentials committee sought to win
back the seat given to the other.
Despite the long vigil committee
members displayed good nature while
the arguments were presented. By
ten o'clock the 30 members Wao had
remained present at dawn had been
increased to 40.
BY vote of 26 to Is the committee
shortly after II o'clock confirmed the
action Of the national committee In
the Eleventh Kentucky district.
Committeeman Brich of Alabama,
then moved that the reports of the
committees action in the Alabama
and Arizona cases be submitted to
the convention. Opposition to "piece-
meal" reports developed, and the mo-
tion was temporarily withdrawn.
Summors' Motion Carries.
CHICAGO, June Committeeman
Summons renewed his motion at 11:55
but at the request of w. s. Lauder
of North Dakota, 10 minutes delay
was granted. Meanwhile the Roose-
welt men conferred with the Colonel
over the phone.
The Louisiana cases were then TAX
en- up, the fourth and fifth districts
only being considered,
At 1920 the committee voted to
submit to the convention report Oh
the Alabama contests. The Roose.
welt members led by Henry and
Halbert made a vigorous attempt to
delay this action but the Summons
motion carried, 80 to Is.
LADDERS Motion Lost.
CHICAGO, June 21.-The motion by
Lauder of North Dakota, granting
time for the preparation of minority
re ports to accompany all majority re-
ports submitted to the convention
was tabled 33 to IL.
Committee then took up the Michi-
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-21
READY FOR THE FINISH.

CHICAGO, June 21-The delegates
of the fifteen republican national con-
ventfon, tired and eager to return
home, were prepared today for deci-
sive action at the coliseum after 3
days skirmish firing between the Taft
and Roosevelt forces that resulted in
nothing tangible but delay. It was
evident today that the ,emper Of the
delegates, and schemes Of the leaders
would hold first Place In the next II
hours Of the convention deliberations,
and with this in view the members
of the credentials committee worked
all nioht in its efforts to have some