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believe capitalists would have invested
their money here.
The situation has been brought to
q head by the position taken by Pres
ident Pennington OF the 500. in Wis
consin. He publicly stated that his
company would not spend q cent in
railway extension-under the existing
conditions In that state where legis-
lation against the roads was 10 radi-
cal.
North Dakota is getting some ex-
tensions OF the Northern Pacific, the
Great Northern and the 500 this year.
They are badly needed-and are
in demand. North Dakota will set
more new lines and the development
OF the state will be advanced-if safe
and sane legislation is the rule. II the
next legislature should be as radical as
wisconsin has been in the last few
years-there would be a stop to rail-
way extension work in North Dakota.
With liberal treatment and sane reg
ulation many miles of road are likely
10 be built next year. following the
good crops Of this.
It's up to the legislature just what
the roads will do. II the people Of
North Dakota want to prevent more
railway lines they can easily be had
IL more extensions are needed they
can be secured by fair treatment.
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Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board OF County Commissioners OF
Cass county, North Dakota, for fur
nishing the fol1owingi
80 cords Dry Tamarac Wood, 4 IT.
50 cords Dry Maple wood. / Il. and
sawed.
$50 D Nut Coal.
SO tons Stove Coal.
200 t0na Ignite
Fuel for county poor to be delivered
without extra charge.
Prices to be for fuel both at yard and
delivered. and TO include all scale
charges.
The Board reaerp Wing the right 70
contract for more or less than the
above amounts. and also raserying the
right to reject IA or all bids,
a bid to he accompanied with.
certified check for $1,000 payable to
the Chairman of the Board aB an evil
dence Of good faith that contract Will
be entered into should bid be accepted.
Bids to be filed with fh4 County,
Auditor In his ONCE at the Court House
not later than IL o'clock. noon Of Aug.
Done by order Of the Board of Coun-
y CoEantasioners this 18th day eE
ADDISON LERCH,
Gully 16-22-2s. Aug. IL
NAN ENN ~. *
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THE STATE FAIR.

The North Dakota State fair open
ed this morning. A visit to the
grounds is an inspiring sight and
makes one confident that with any
thing like reasonable weather-the
exposition this year will be a record
breaker.
Many improvements have been
made, the number of entries exceed
all former years and the entire show
is well rounded out. This was open
ing day and, Of course not so largely
attended as the rest Of the week win
be. Many people wanted to wait till
everything was in good shape before
making an inspection.
There is a great deal to interest and
instruct the visitors to the fair
grounds. 1t is a broad education and
will be Of value TO every person who
win go there and keep their eyes open.
Be r to visit the fair. There are
many entertaining and amusing fea-
lures In addition to the exhibits.
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Batting THE

7 For a the demagogues have
gained and held power through their
rauings against corporations in gener-
al-and railroads in particular. That
there was much to be said against the
trusts and the railways is generally
conceded. But that the thing has
been overdone is generally admitted.
In North Dakota and other parts Of
the west railways were the primary
essentials Of development. A liberal
federal grant made it possible for the
Northern Pacific to be constructed.
This nerve and foresight of j. j. Hill
gave the state another trans-conti-
nental line In the Great Northern.
These main lines and their branches
have been the factors that developed
North Dakota.
Naturally the promoters Of these
railway lines were not in the business
Tor their Aealth-or for philanthropie
purposes. They saw visions OF grea,
preat-and took a chance. That they
won Id to their creditas well as Il
the wonderful resources Of the state.
The reads iI the pioneer days un-
d~oubtedly charged exorbitant passen-
ee9 and freight rates-but they could
never have been constructed and op-
Grated without doing SO. North Da'
kota could well afford to be liberal II
the matter al rates At first. Had ths
state been without roads-and public
sentiment radically against corpora
knu 1T this kind-no one would eve
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GaIssbura News.

Galesburg. N. D. July alto The
Forum: The young people Of the
Norwegian Lutheran church gave an
ice cream social on the lawn OF G, A.
Moakrud on wednesday evening.
Miss Ida Peterson Is a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. q. A. Moakrud this week.
Miss Winnie Brown resigned her
position with the viavi company, with
whom she has been district manager
of Pembina, walsh and Cavalier coun-
ties for the past two years, Ind Is
on a visit with her mother, Mrs. Amy
Brown. for a few weeks.
The stork has been working over
time hereabouts; he left q boy at the
home Of j. Griswold, and q boy 1t
q. Gurge's. Mothers and children in
both cases are doing as well as could
be expected.
Mrs. isabelle Kamp arrived for a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
BIG APPLE CROP.


Fruit experts are predicting the
largest apple crop in years. 1t is
claimed that the total this year win
reach 50,00O,0 900 barrels. The average
crop is 10000, o00-and last years crop
was about 1.0OO,0OO short Of these fig-
ures. The apple conditions are re-
ported favorable from Maine to Wash
ington. Best Of all the conditions in
states which grow most apples for
market are more favorable than else
where.
If there is an increase Of 10000 900
barrels of apples over the normal
that will mean a gain over last year Of
about 81 per cent. 1t within actual
numbers mean about $4,000, 600, 900
more appIes-or about $50 more APP
pies per every man, and child
in the United States than were grown
in 1911. Many people do not eat more
than one-tenth of that number an
nually-whlle apples are n Of the
chief sources of food for others.
Wanted at This Office.
A few copies of The Daily Forum Of
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nias tor Furniahlng Coal.

Sealed proposals WIZ ue received by
the Board OF Trustees OF the North
Dakota AGRICULTURAL College. at the
once of secretary on the College
Grounds. up TO liz o'clock, o July
2s, 1919. for the furnishing Of 1000
less coal. also 500 tons more or less, "a
screened native lignite-price to be has.
ed at 80 much per ton OF 1000 pounds,
railroad weights TO severn said coal
To be delivered on the Great Northern
railroad spur at the College heating
plant ais called for between the dates
of Aug. 1. 1919 and May i, 1913.
Contract and bond governing quail
ify. quantity and price OF coal Will be
REQUIRED az the successful bidder.
All bids to be sealed and marked
plainly on outside of envelope HBtda
for D
The board reserves the right to re,
5@ct any or all bids.
by order OF the Board pf Trustees.
w. Al. YCDMRs Secretary
July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Press Comment

Edinburg Tribune: Just let this
soak in. l.. B. Hanna will be our next
governor and nothing will stop him. He
has a lot Of democratic friends who are
going to work for him n vote for
him. This Is ne idle gush. It's a fact,
One Of the most prominent democrats
in this part of the state, and who serv-
ed in the legislature with Mr.. Hanna,
with the writer: ""Mr. Hanna is one of
the best men we could possibly select
for the position. He has ability and is
absolutely on the square. In the legis-
lature he always did what was right,
and I'll think twice and think hard be-
fore voting against him"
Mind you, this comes from a demo-
crat, and he is only one OF hundreds
that share the same sentiment
Kenmare Journal: Some of the
wtseacres Of the game are so busy tell
ing the people that Johnson was in the
race Tor the go~Vernorshtp to help Han
ma that we are moved to deny 1t. At
a let US give Mr.. Johnson credit for
the fact that he was in the race with a
square-toed determination to win for
himself and not for personal sacrifice
TO assist someone else. Whatever may
have been the secret thought of those
who induced hin to become a candidate
the people may rest assured that Mr..
Johnson had no share in 1t, and his
candidacy was honest and open.
a. NohlAItdnLeF bTuIl6E Oh -mlAOt 10
the man who induced Mr., johnson to
run. Nh. Brunner's motive was to re-
Venge himself on Hanna, and incidental
ally on Major Murphy, because Mrs.
Murphy superseded him in the Minot
postoffice, by Mr.. Hanna's recommended
ton. Drummer figured that Johnson's
previous rating as a stalwart would
rob Hanna OF votes, but unfortunately,
Mr.. Johnson's recent support of LaFol-
lette led the voters to place a different
estimate on him and gained votes from
those who would otherwise have voted
for Buchanan.
Thus Brunner's elaborate scheme Of
revenge PRAYED a boomerang and his
enemy will ride triumphantly into the
governorship; thus was Buchanan CIV
EN- his second licking and Johnson his
third and again we behold that long
headed peer OF them all, the major,
raising merry hades in politics. How
funny IL must be for the major to
watch the menials tight after he starts
the row.
Those who say that johnson was .oui
to help Hanna are barking up the
wrong tree. His candidacy may have
had that effect but such vas not the
intention.
Bdgeley Mail: The papers over the
state are taking kindly to the candi-
daey Of Mr.. Hanna, and IL looks like
there will be a few republican papers
against him in the fall election.
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PHYsIcIANs %PREJUpIcEp,

Notwithstanding the fact that a
very large percentage of doctors pre-
scriptions call for proprietary medi-
against the direct sale OF these fam
lily remedies because 1t decreases their
incomes.
However this may be the general
public is benefited by the use of such
standard medicines as Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, as il
proven by the thousands of grateful
letters on file al the Pinkham labor
atories at Lynn, Mass, from worner
been helped by it and it Is prescribed
by those honest physicians who arr
broad enough to overlook prelude,
and recognize true merit.
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Bids for Furnishing Supplies.

Sealed proposals VIM ne received by
the Board OF Trstuees OF the North
nee Of secretary on the College
90. 1919, for the furnishing OF the fol-
Loving spppiiss ssmpis e pc furnish
sample" appears. Said supplies TO be
delivered IT., @. B, Fargo as called for
between Sept 4 1912 and June l. 1913.
quantity and price will be required OF
the successful bidder.
All bids 70 be sealed and marked
plainly, Bids for Supplies"
The board of Trustees reserves the
right TO rejsct any OF all bids.
10 dozen No. 10 Elk std Syrup II
4 dozen No. 10 Tx Fancy Ample
) dozen 10. Is Ex. Fancy Apple BUT
ter lEasteYn).
dozen No. 70 Aspsragus. Ssamplal
! dozen No. 10 Ex Fancy blueherries
) dozen No. 10 Ex Fancy Lawton
J dozen No. 10 std. blaekberrisa
he dozen Ne. 10 Red BABY beets.
d dozen Nc. ID Tx sta. white Wax
{ dozen NO. 10 French Red kidney
4 dczen No. 10 Green Lima scans.
& dozen No. 10 Elk. Fancy Carrots.
/ dozen No. 10 Cooked Celery, for
IS doasn No. 10 Fancy Michigan Corn.
aossn No. 10 Hullsd corn Or Lys
I dozen No. 70 California Whole
Black Cherries. Elk. std.
dozen Nc. 30 California Whole
q dozen No. 40 Snyder's Chilli Sauce,
IS dozen No. 10 Chicken Stock.
8 dozen No. 10 Red slammed Cur.
! Dozen No. 10 sta E~lderberriss.
dozen No, 10 Elk sta. a~ooseberries,
dozen NO; 10 Muscat grapes. NIX.
81 / dozen No. 10 Fresh Garden Pars-
) dozen Mo. 10 Apple and currant
/ douen No. 10 Logan Berries in
) dozen No. 10 Ex Fancy Miaceueat
Ia dozen No. 10 Bartlett Piece Pear.
(Eastern). lsample.l.
IS dozen. NO. 70 Cal. ok. Std. Sliced
is dozen No. 10 siftsd Sweet Wrinkle
! dozen No. 10 PeaIed Pie-Plant.
s dozen No. 10 Elk. Std. Whole Ega
4 P1ufnE, In syrup, NNGW LOFkJs
s dozen Nc. 10 ok. std. Whole Gage
Plurns. IN Hyrup. (New York;. (Sarn,
1 dozen No, 10 Golden sweet Pump,
kin. eastern Dry Pack.l
3 dozen No. 10 Hawaii1 Sliced Pine
appl DOZEN e ~. 10 Hawaiinr Grated Pine.
apple in syrup. Elk. std.
dozen NO.. 10 Orange ounce.
q dozen No. 10 Std. Red Raspberriaa
& dozen No. 10 Clark's Red Rasp
berries, or equal, (Sample.1
5 dozen Ne. 10 Northern Crow
Spinach.
ries. (Eastern). lSample.l
8 dozen No 10 Jersey Packed Swee
! dozen No. 10 succotaah with greer
Lima Beans.
/ dozen No. 10 Maple Syrup
"a dozen No. 10 Fancy Packed Tolna
toes, enamel lined cans. lSample.1
dozen Nc. 10 Tomato Catsup. Me
Il dunn grade. .
40 Cans No. z Cane Aed AlaskaI
Salmon. fSampIes1
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
VI. Al. YODERs Secretary.
Exy-Extra.
Sfd.-Standard.
IJuIy 1-S-6-s-il-12-15-17-70-22l
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few weeks soiourn here this week.
G. A. Mockru and Ole Lunde and
families were among those to auto to
Fargo to be in attendance at the
s~angerfest.
Olaf Waldron is under a physicians
care at the home of John Satrom.
Mrs. Ole Saffron is suffering from
a broken arm, she was unfortunately
in a runaway.
Miss Hulda Erickson Of Erie is a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. g. Bjelrud.
Gar n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
EDITOR SHEPARD DEAD
Rev. p. .. sapp of Fargo Called to
Rraddoek to Conduct the Fun
eraI Services.

Responding to q long distance call
yesterday afternoon. Rev. +. b. sapp
left the city an the nrst train for
Braddock. N, ID, to conduct the fun-
eral services for Willis III. Shepard,
editor Of The Braddock News. who
passed away on Sunday.
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VOLUME xxxv, NO. 24s.

1he Fargo Forum ana Republican ID
published every evening except Sunday In
nue. and Fifth street north, Fargo, ". y.
Gabscription-The Fargo Forum and daily
Republican, by carrier, 7bo per wsek, or
Soc per month, Ia advance; 10 pRE year.
The Fargo Forum and Weekly Republican,
81 per year. The Fargo Forum and Sat
urday Republican, 81 per year. Singla
copies, sc. Subscribers will ind the date
70 which they have paid, printed opposite
their anne on the address slips.
Address all communications to The
Forum Printing Co., Fargo, N. %,
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the state down into little Kernels the
readers of The Forum ire enabled to
learn at a mere glance what is going
on in this state, and needless to say
his column in the great gate city daily
is a popular one with its readers.
Took HE Daughters.
Accompanied by his two charming
daughters, Maude and Louise, Sam
Malmin of The Sharon Reporter, arr
rived In Minot yesterday for the meet
ing of the state pen pushers. Sam is
very popular among the press boys
and with his daughters is enjoying
the convention immensely.
Haser Also Missing.
Grant S. Hager of The Walsh Coun-
ty Record could not get here for the
big convention and his absence is
generally regretted by the press boys.
Hager is popularity known at the con
ventions as the man with the big voice
and the big appetite.
A brilliant Editor.
For the information of those who
were unable to account for the un-
usually brilliant Sun light which was
so evident for a few hours this morn
ing, a careful inquir was made and
the peculiar phenomena has been at
tributed to the arrival OF Geo. w. Will
son, the genial editor of The Stanley
sun.
oh, You NewIyweds.
Several state editors are having
their first experience enjoying a press
convention with their wives taking
care Of them. The newlyweds who
are attending the Minot convention
are Mr.. and Mrs. r.. q. Carter OF VIM
bledon; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Case
of Neville and Mr.. and Mrs. i. j
Bowen OF Hope.
charmisy Was There.
Just as a searching party was being
organized to commence a search fol
his supposedly dead body, for whict
he had offered q reward OF $500 In TIL,
event of his failure 10 reach the magi,
city for the editorial convention. Jacl
Charmley of Mott Spotlight fame
whirled up to the Leland hotel in Col
onel Streeter's Hupp.
The long trip from Bismarck ha,
proven rather tiresome on the last lar
but Jack had no soone stepped from
the a than he was completely
rounded by a host OF friends and ad
mirers and he was Obliged to hold
public reception for several minutes.
Although "Jawn IT, Is nov locatel
a long way from us, he L. still 'fou
own dear Jack his long services q
the ~gooseneek having won for him
place among the leaders of this sec
ton of the state and q scarcei
think OF Kenmare without a~ssociatin
with the thought the name OF JAG
Charmley.
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MONDAY, JULY q, 1912.

New York and Chicago Representa-
tives: Payne e. Young. New York Of
nee: 1904 Fifth Avenue Building.
Chicago ONCE: 74S Marquette Building.
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NickeI Plara soad

Nickel Plate road
Sells tickets, chicago to new York and
return, $27. Boston and return, $26.
Reduced rates to other eastern points.
Also variable routes. Liberal stop
overs. Inquire OF local agent or adj
dress John Y. Callahan, A. @. p. A..
Sc West Adams street. Chicago
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22

Why is the soda cracker
to-day such a universal
food?
People ate soda crackers
i'm the old days, it is true
but they bought them
from a barrel or box
and took them home in
a paper bag, their crisp
ness and flavor all gone.
Uneeda ~Biscuit-soda
crackers better than any
ever made before-made
in the greatest bakeries
in the World-baked to
perfection-packed to
Professionalism to per-
lection until you take
them, oven-freSh and
crisp, from their protect
ing package. Five cents.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
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ARCHITECTS.
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS or.
nces Douglas building. l19 Broad-
way Fargo
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Wanted at This Office.
A few copies Of The Daily Forum of
July IL.
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Kina's paughteF.

One Of the most popular meMpSls ~
the N. d. p. "A. is present at MlnoI
convention in Miss IA L. Satterlnno,
who presides over the destinies OF Inc
Washburn Leader. King John Sat.
terlund, one of the most pronounce
progressive republicans in the suaees
holds the oficial title as publisher OF
The Leader, but his gifted daughter
is really the whole thing" she very
| seldom misses a convention p Is ap-
parently enjoying the Minot gatnerins
/ fully
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Considerable opposition. appears To
be developing to the proposed plan 10
increase the length OF term 0f the
members Of the supreme court from
six to ten years. III the latter Is made
the offcial term-some people insist
on the recall.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22

J. B.. Meyers, the only n original
jack Meyers in captivity, came up
from Maxbass yesterday where ne
spends his spare moments getting out
The Monitor. Jack met every. sinsls
train from the east yesterday ioohins
for Stick and when thai worthy nm
ally arrived hts joy knew no Dounas
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22

Pres. N. b. Black Of the n. p. n q.
had difaculty in vending his way into
the Leland hotel upon his arTivai
| there last night. He was not expect
ed until on No. 5 with Mrs, Black, MS
daughter. Mrs. Klein Van Alstlne. anu
his stenographer, Miss Edna Hankey
AS he stepped from the bus at the ho-
tel a score Of newspaper men were
there to greet him and when he reach
ed the lobby he was given a most en-
thusiastic reception by the press boys
| gathered there.
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Arnnna The Missing.

Another prominent editor who ID
conspicuous by his absence is Ker-
nelgI Brewer of The Fargo Forum,
and the fact that he is not In Mfnot
today is the source Of general regret
amongst the boys. Through MI.
Brewers ability to boil the news OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AC.
oountant Phone 39a. 1871 Fourth
avenue South, Fargo. ~ u
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ii wait TAYLOR here? Why OF course
he is. The fact that he is now insur-
ance commissioner OF North Dakota
| doesn't interfere a bit with has attend
ing the summer convention Of the AZ.
/ n -
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Some of the editors who took In the
summer meet at Minot, stopped off d
day at the Devils Lake c~hautau0ua
then came on to Fargo for the state
fair. completing several days OF out-
ing and enjoyment.
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HAPPY women
Plenty Of Them In Hattiesburq, And
Good Reason For 1t.

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Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
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Many readers will profit by the fol-
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Mrs. r. X. Harris, 604 Bouie St,
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had occasion to use Doan's Kidney
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Other members of my family have
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Remember the name-DoAN'S-a and
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