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COLLECTOR faces
l. SERIOUS CHARGE

Minot, N. D., Dec. Sd. C. Tarpelee,
employed by the Rumeley Threshins
Machine Co., was charged with malic-
ious mischief in the county court Sat-
urday on the complaint Of Nels Sell
fers. a farmer living some six miles
north Of Minot.
Seller alleges that Tarpelee came
to his farm some two months ago to
attempt to collect IN money for a
threshing machine which Seller had
bought from the Rumeley company,
but which he says that he had paid
for In full.
An alteration ensued in which Tar
pelee attempted to remove the belt
from the threshing machine. The
belt got tangled in the gearing, aus
ing a bad smashup which damaged
the machine to a considerable extent.
The charge of malicious mischief
brought by Sellers is the result.
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Assault with Knife Charged.

Minot, N. D., Dec. 9.-Fritz Duncan
was held to the district court by
Judge William Murray on complaint
of John Mickey. q farmer living nine
miles south Of Minot, who says that
Duncan attacked him with a knife on
Nov. II. last.
Duncan claims that he had been
working for Mickey during the sum
mer and had called to collect some
money that was due him. A quarrel
ensued in which Duncan grasped Vic
key by the throat, at the same time
striking at him with a large pocket
knife, which he had drawn.
Duncan was held to the district
court under bail Of $500. He is
charged with assault with a danger
Gus weapon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-09
HEARING IS ON
At VALLEY CITY

Valley City, N. D., Dec. s.-The
board Of railroad commissioners is In
Valley City to conduct a hearing.
A petition filed by Attys. Herman
Winterer and Lee Combs of Valley
City in behalf Of the residents of
Valley City and vicinity, asking that
the board investigate the present pas
senger and freight service given by
the Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany at the high line and down town
stations on their line, and also the
threatened abandonment Of the down
town depot for passenger service.
The commissioners decided to hold
a meeting ait Valley City today to con-
slider the propositions, and all parties
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gave SKIN To
Save RELATIVE

Lankin. N. D., Dec. 9.-EIon. Ed A.
Wambem of Vernon, has been spend
ing the past week in Lankin visiting
at the home of his son, Andrew. He
has not been navigating very well
either, having gone through a Skin
ming process at Grafton n day last
week. His son-in-law, Amund Flaten,
who was so badly burned in a gaso-
line explosion some time ago, is still
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Liahte at carrinaton.

Darlington, N. d.. Dec. S-The
street lights have been turned on and
are certainly a big help. There are
the residence district of the town. The
system is not the most extensive, or
the most SNOWY that might have
been installed, but 1t is a great deal
better than nothing, and the council
did the very best possible with the
funds available for this purpose,
These forty lights will cost the CITY
$500 per year. As the finances of the
city will permit the system viii BE- exs
tended and In time we win have a
splendfdly lighted town.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-09
COUNTIES MAY BE
WITHOUT TREASURERS,

Bismarck, N. D., Dec. O.
Several counties Of North Dakota
may be without county treasurers
from Jan. 1 to May 1 as a result
of the enactment by the 1911
legislature of a measure which
changes the time for taking over
the duties of the office from Jan. 1
Ito May /. The state constitution
limits the terms Of all "treasurers
to four years, an incumbent be-
ing disqualified from serving more
than that period. When Jan. 1 ar
rives several county treasurers will
come under the ban Of this CON
stitutionaI provision, which may
n~ecessitate an appointment by the
board of county commissioners to
I'LL the vacancy from Jan. 1 to
May l..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-09
NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST
BABY DROWNED
IN A sLoP PAIL.

Burnstad. N. D, Dec. "a sad
accident occurred to MI. and Mrs.
John Miller of the Richville flats
when their 10-months- old baby
boy was drowned in the slop pail
while it's mother went outside to
do some chores. She had left the
house only about fifteen minutes
when she returned and found her
baby In the pail, dead.
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Thex AIvays HOE EIdsrly PsopIs.

Foley Kidney Pills give just the help
elderly people need to tone aud
strengthen their kidneys and bladder
and regulate their action. John Nc
Masters, Streators Ill. y .I feel
better and stronger than Il have for
many years, and Foley Kidney Pills
did It." Economy Drug Co.; Fargo
Drug Co. -Advt.
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Attempted Suicide.

Palmero. NJ, d., Dec. g.-ole Oxted.
who lately returned from Canada. At.
tempted to kill himself in the presence
OF his father and mother in the nm
stairs rooms of the Mohr building, by
slashing his throat with a razor. Booze
is assigned as the CHER immediate
cause OF his rash act.
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MANOAN AFTER
BACK TAXES

Mandan, n. D., Dec. 9.-Having at
last awakened to the possibilities In
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DULL STOCK MARKET
DURING PAST WEEK
Withdrawal of Funds for
Crop Moving Purposes Has
Detrimental Effect.

NEW YORK. Nov. Withdrawal Of
New York bank funds for interior moods
continued last week with detrimental
effect on securities
The dull stock market of the past sea
son had pointed to less than the usual
speculative employment of the bank dc.
posts left temporarily idle i'm New York
banks. yet the puIl Of the crop-moying
requirements scrvrs TO force holdings
on the stock market.
Prices tended downward in the face
OF the apparently assured promise OF
expanding prosperity. Signs Of that
prosperity werc added IN the week s
news. November disbursements Of prof,
lis IN the shape of dividends and inter
oSt showed expansion oi more than fI%,-
n0n.O0O ovcr the same date last year.
This included tho demands ot the mon
cv market and the call loan rate ran mp
10 9 per rent the highest figure since
January. 1910.
Returns from wheat thrcshug and
corn huslling raised he estimates Of the
grain yield. Railroad net earnings in
dicaling record returns in many eases
continuc The country s bank clcariugs
ana the cNl'ni OF In" borrowing ocnann
anl the requirements of circulation wit
ness the activity Of trade.
This dislocatinn of The relief antici-
patcd by recourse 10 the foreign money
market continued TO Influence the finan.
cial markets with the rapid course Of
events in southeastern Europe.
The rise in thc official discount rate
of the Bank of France TO I per cent at-
ter the conclusion OF the settlement was
an unscitling influence, This rate had
rot been touched since the panic Of 1907
in New York. Ninctydav loans in Now
York IN some eases. have commanded a
premium for the first time since early
in 1905.
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INTEREST CENTER,S
IN a FE w STATES

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-As the presi.
deniia election draws near, political
interest rentcrs largely in the group of
states, usually Republican, which Demo
cratic and Progressive parties hope this
year to swing from the old mooriugs-
Chief among these is Pcnnsylvania,
where the vote viii be determined by
silent vote. Managers for the Wash
lngton party. the name pre-. cmptcd by
the Roosevelt speakers, were more con.
fident than ever tonight that they would
capture the electoral vote Of the state.
Democratic leaders feel equally sure of
Pennsylvania, but the Taft men expect
heavy support from the silent vote,
The campaign in Illinois continued
today, Edward +. Dunne. the Demo.
cratic nominee for governor, making
five speeches. Confident predictions
were given out from Democratic state
headquarters where the theory is that
the Democratic candidates will carry
the state by unprecedented mnjorities
because Of the Republican loss to the
PTopIeSsIyPs
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roformatorv viii be received there and
detained until such time a the labora-
tory tests 10 be applied TO them are
deemed satisfactory by tho scientific
women in charge.
Tho result Of this investigation will.
IL j. expected. furnish valuable infor-
nation TO be uscL in the work of the
prevention of crime in this and other
cities.
Mr.. Rockefeller < work has the hearty
sanction Of the state authorities who
arc kesniv interested in the outcome of
the Investigations. This work in con.
ncction with the state institution will
hc known. rs the bureau Of social bv-
2icnc That the report may prove OF
tho highrs; possible value 20 society. no
expense u being spared by Mr.. Rocke-
fcllcr 20 obtain the greatest experts TO
carry II on. ~ present the great uni
ycrsities of this country and Europe
arc being searched for women Of the
highest scientific attainments.
In addition 10 the staff of women
scientists there viii he an advisory
board of men, specialists in the three
departments IN which the laboratory
work will he carried on. namely the
psychological, pathological and soeio-
logical
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PURPOSE IS TO SAVE
GIRLS FROM CRIME
John D. Rockefeller, Jr, to
Erect Psychological Lab
oratory in New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Ground viii br
brUEcn tomorrow tor the erection OF the
most remarkable -pSycoholcgjcaI labora.
tory IN the world IL will represent.
when completed carly ncvt spring. n
part of the generous OUTLAY by John u.
RockcicIicr Jr ESTIMATED at more than
.popU.uuO), TO carry on h- rcccuflv
lnauCuratrl Investigating work At the
New } Gork state rcfornatory for WON.
er. The purpose Of this institution is
10 save girls from crime.
The laboratory is one OF q croup of
three buildings which Mr.. Rockefeller
viii erect on land obtained bv him al
joining the big site Of the rcfor,natorv
az Bedford Hills. \. y.
One building will accommodate the
large stan Of expert scientific women
who Wi be attached 10 the laboratory
to examine into tho causes for the Grim.
NAL phases of the women detained NJ
the 'rcformatory.
Detailed plans for a $4,000 building
winch VIII br known AS thc rccon,ion
home for girls committed to the re-.
lormatory.. have Just been complotcd
HlfIs VINO arc committed 10 the state
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Michigan in Doubt.

Michigan admittedly Is in doubt, and
the interest in the presidential contest
there Is almost equalled by the inter,
est IN the campaign for woman suf-
fragc, which is to be voted on Tues
day.
Political leaders expect that more
than half million voters viii 60 ia
the polls in Massachusetts. The reg.
istration in tho state Is 6l4.OUU, tho
largest ever recorded, and the total
vote ia expected 10 be about 122 600 d.
Progressive. Republican and Democrat
ic leaders alike express confidence.
\ hot campaign has been waged in
Ohio. Democratic Chairman Finley
saws Wilson will get more votes in
Ohio than Taft and RooscYclt to2cth-
er. but Republican and Progressive man
agers both claim their representative
candidates VIII get Ohio s electoral
vote.
= bittcr contest on the prohibition
amendment is expected TO bring out
The largest aggregate vote ever cast
i'm West Virginia, Democratic state
Chairman Walker forecasts The success
OF Woodrow Wilson by $4,000. Pro
grcs-ivc Chairman Dawson SAYS Roose
Welt Will carry the state.
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OFFICIALS GO
HOME TO VOTE
Two Members of President Taft 5
Cabinet Fail 10 Get on
Register.
BY international News Service.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.--Prcsidcnt
Taft has lost two OF the votes that were
TO be cast for him. Secretaries NaSel
and Fisher aid not register in 81. Louis
and Chicago respectively. because Mr..
Nagcl was away campaigning regis
tration day. and Secretary Fisher on his
Hawaiian trip. Secretary Nagel IS firm =
iy convinced. however. that the address
he delivered that day morc than made
up in votes gained for his own vote lost
Mr.. Nagcl and all the other members
OF the csblne; viii be out Of The city
by tomorrow evening. save Secretary
Fisher. who VIII ''sit on the lid Tuesday.
Sitting on the i'd is an impressive
sounding phrase, but as a matter OF
fact, no cabinet officer can do any
thing more because he is or the lid
than # the president and advisers OF tho
chief executive were IN the city.
Secretary Knox viii vote In Pittsburs.
Secretary Wilson at his home in Traer.
la. and Secretary Meyer Will drop his
ballot In the box at Boston. Secretary
stinson and Attorney General Wicker
sham win vote for Taft and Hedges In
New York city. Huntington Wilson. as
etstant secretary OF state. viii Votc IN
Chicago. and the assistant secretary OF
the navy, Beckman Winthrop. will vote
against Roosevelt, presura bly, in the
Oyster Bay district.
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SILSDEE JOINS IN
GENERAL MOVEMENT
Salt Lake City Man Makes
Some Tests on His Own
Account of Plant Juice,

Mr = L Susbec OF = So. lst West.
heard 50 many people talking about Plant
Juice that hs decided go try it FOR Ais
rheumatism and general run down con
dition. The result or his tests may hO
Slcsned from the following from him
IA iast | decided 10 follow the gen
ersl procession and tr,' Plant Juice
dropped into SChrau1m- Johusous store
No. and got a bottle ! have dropped
i'm siDcc and got another one. The lat
that | have gone hack Tor 81 Is proof
OF what J think OF Il. but IL is not strong
enough proof. Let me tell YOU IL Is the
best thing 7 have ever swallowed In a
medicine line. u has relieved me of
rheumatism. has built nc UP. cleared
my system and made me feei all over fhe
good Il has done me. Any one needing =
tonic should go for Plant Juice.
Vixen We say you viii fnd imrei. -
benefits IN Plant Juice We mean bv
benefits" that your appetite VIII i'm
prove rou viii sleep sounder. you VIII
have better color. feel better. stronger
uer,.es have more courage and clearer
brain II you have any ailments az
stomach, liver. kidneys and blood -9u
will find them disappearing and a health
fui and normal condition resulting no
matter II chronic or Of long stahalhs
Won will find relief In Plant Juice. II -
the worlds newest. safest ana mos ~
fectice tonic. corrective ano cuts -. =
DO not let another day pass wi'nout 80
ing the display and talking 20 ths Z. II.
Juice man AZ Schramm-J -Johnson S'V''
No s. Third So. and Main
Cad-e-ttss1enD
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arty Lines Vanish.

That party lines have vanished in
Iowa is generally agreed by those in
touch with conditions, and it is pre-
dlcted that less than } per cent of the
voters will cast 4 straight ballot, Both
Democrats and Progressives claim the
state, but James II. Trcwin, chairman
Of the Taft state committee, IN or
ganization working outside of the Re.
publican state committee. said tonight
that the work of 1900 mon in his or
gauization had resulted in changing
sentiment and that Taft will win over
Wilson by $4,000 in Iowa
Not in four years has there been so
much doubt as tonight, The Repub-
lcan state committee has confined its
interest to the state ticket, taking no
part in the fight between the Roosc-
welt and Taft forces.
W. A. White, chairman of the Pro.
gressiyc party committee, says Roosc-
Welt will carry the state by a sub
stantisl plurality, but Henderson Mar
tin, OF the Democratic committee, says
Wilson viii sweep the state.
In Illinois Wilson is slight tavOrite
in ihr hcffln
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-04
Alaska's Election.

JUNEAU. Alaska. Nov. $.--Alaska ter
ritory will elect next Tuesday It's first
Legislature, composed OF eight senators
and sixteen representatives.. There are
four parties lu the territory, ranking
numerically as follows
Progressive, Republican, Socialist and
Democratic, In the large mining towns
The Socialists arc strong. and the Re-
publican and Democratic parties have
fused in such places. The FroSressiVes.
headed ny Delegate tp Congress James
Wickcrsham. seek 10 control the lcSs-
lature.
The party platforms treat OF issues
vital Ia Alaska, such as development ot
the mineral resources removal OF fish
traps, restriction OF fishing privileges TO
Americans. prohibition OF the use of
herring in manufacture OF fertilizer. and
votes for women, The legislature will
meet at Juneau I'm March
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ALL The CHA|RMEN
PREDICT VICTORY
Continued from Pare One

one who has seen the confident reports
70 Democratic national hcadquartcrs in
tho davs of the campaign.
branches -
Senator Dixon. Progressive national
chairman. predicted Colonel Roosevelt
would win.
Approximately six million votes will
be cast for Roosevelt and. johnson. out
oi = total Yoie of fifteen millions. - be
SAID, The fatal error IN all The Dem
orratir estimates in the assumption
that Wilson vii! poll tho Bryan vote
OF four years ago.
Roosevelt and johnson will sweep
the big Industrial ccntcr5 with land.
slide
Taft Will bc the worst defeated
candidate since Winfield Scott led the
remnant of the old Whig party TO dc.
struction in is52. After Tuesday the
old Republican organization vii! be
the third party in every state in
tho union. ! doubt if il will ever again
nominate candidate for president. AZ
70: Tuesday the Progressive party viii
he tho dominant opposition party.
II ~ q rrost conservative statement
10 say that Tuesday. Roosevelt will
receive at least GO per cont Of Ihc
Tart vote of four years ago, and Ger.
tainly not less than H. per cent of the
Bryan vote of that year That being
true he viii carry New York by $4,000
Az the same time he win have at least
29I votes in the electoral college. 1t
takes only 2G6 10 elect -
Tammany hall joined in the prcdic.
ton OF Democratic victory. in state.
mont put ont by Charles T. Murphy.
- Never were Democratic prospects
brighter and Democrats more conf.
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~ THE TRUSTY
AND BREAK JAIL
PRISONERS Get Out of Kern
unity, Cal, Prison Two
Posses in Pursuit.

'hsflELD, Cal, Nov. 3.-Af-
rag trusty, saving through
" oars and sealing a jailyard
w former inmates Of the Kern
1a'l are fleeing through The hills
" posses in pursuit.
"en' who escaped carly TODAY,
"ard {, Sit2. sentenced TO five
z tne pcnitcntiarv for having
money under false prctcuscs
Y ade' sentenced 10 ten wears
'aiutory charge, and two pris,
<'a on misdemcanor charge.
Made were waiting rulings
'als OF the eases.
white, the trusty, is believed
oeeh given the smggled drug
" the misdcmcauor prisoners
me corridor the prisoners
ntongh eight iron bars from,
~ and escaped through jail
deseended 10 the ground by 4
s OF their blankets and sealed
lst 1907 Jall NvslI by auothcl
'n nuns from the top of tho
cape was discovered tbrc,
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MUCH INTEREST IN
CALIFORNIA VOTE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov S.-Wlth
President Taft eliminated by the Rcpub-
iican state convention which nominated
presidential electors pledged 90 Roosevelt
aud Johnson interest Ia the Forthcoming
election In California centcrs in ihc
rooscVeIt- Wilson fight. Declaring there
b.s been Il detection OF Taft strength to
Wilson since In" so-c1llcd ''dlsIrduchise-
rnent' of tho presidents supporters the
Wilson leaders predict victory for their
candidate T., a uajnritv OF 10000 state
mrnts ieaued from III" state Progressive
hcndauartcrs place RcoSeVclt's majority
IT not lc.s than iN.NNp.
In addition 10 the election cf prcsidcn-
iisI electors tho voters of tho state VIII
decide constitutional amendments and in
i,iatiyc and referendum propositions.
They relate Ia making irrigation bonds
collateral security. free ioNt- bools. tho
convciid1tiou of cities. the establishment
of Il state racing commission and home
rule in taNaiiou for counties, and the cS-
tablisliu2 ct an Office Of registrar OF
yotrrE OF all counties. tho last compris-
inc three amendments.
Tho attitude of the newly cnfranchiscd
women voters IS regarded as entirely
probiemat!cal. as no election so far held
| has given indications Of their general po-
litlcai tendency.