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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-16
$4,000 Suit

Suit for $1,000 was started in
superior court yesterday by Fan
ME Gamer against Fred O..
Schientz for injuries sustained by
her when struck by his machine.
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| am a masterpiece.
It took years of care and
patience to produce my
clever blend.
The first step was the selec-
ton Of pure, wholesome
tobacco, the best that grows.
Next was the combining OF these
leaves by experts to produce
cigarette Of aromatic mildness.
Through many years the uniform
quality of my Turkish blend has
been pleasing smokers everywhere.
| am FATIMA, the cigarette Of
the nation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
NO DANGER OF
TARIFF REMOVAL
OPINION OF w. r. CONFARR is THAT
RECIPROCITY IS BUGABOO WHICH
MANY FEAR WHO DO NOT UN-
DERSTAND IT-CANADA WOULD
PROFIT LITTLE.

Grand Forks Herald: That there is
no danger Of Canada removing the
duties on wheat and that it would pro-
Mt hat country very little, If any, is
the opinion of w. p. Confarr, who Is
now located in st. Paul, but was form
erly connected with the Bismarck Tri-
bune and has a number of warm
friends in North Dakota. He is ex-
tensively interested in Canadian lands
and is on his way to Winnipeg, stop
~quaintances during his residence in
North Dakota.
THE reciprocity scare or %bugaboo Is
all nonsense he remarked. Il have
try any great harm nor do ] hin SO
now. The trouble is, people do not
understand the proposition. Canada is
in no hurry to my thinking, of remov-
ing the duty on wheat, n why should
she be?'
He stated that Sir Thomas Shaugh-
messy, according to statements made
in an interview appearing on Saturday
in the Chicago Tribune, is not fov-
orable to Canada repeating the duties
hitting free rad between Canada and
the United States in these articles. To
questions by the Tribune representa-
tive Sir Thomas replied In these terms;
wheat crop of 200, 900, 900 bushels of
highest grade. United States millers
require it for mixing purposes. Can
adian mills are busy. Farmers are
Canada would gain anything by the re-
mOVal Of the duty" -.
DO you think the United States viii
import heavily OF Canadian live stock?
There has been some movement OF
Canadian cattle and sheep to the Unit
ed States since the removal of the duty,
but | think we in Canada Canno spare
much of our stock. We have no great
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
GRAND JURY IN SESSION
Men From About State Are Sitting on
Federal Jury Acting Behind
Closed Doors.

The federal grand jury Is in session
again today. The members Of the
grand jury for this term are: Paul
N. Allen, foreman, Jamestown; Claude
Kelley, Cooperstown; John Watson,
Jamestown; VIM. F1ager. Devils Lake;
Fl. L. Delamater, Erie; 3. L. Kimball,
Fargo; G. e. Pettey, Jamestown;
George Mickeljohn, Starkweather: o.
c. Lindvig, Fargo; G. H. Belken, Hat
ton; G. S. Newberry, C~arrington; An
drew Davidson, Valley City; Thomas
Maloney, Webster; J. B. Akesson,
Grandin: c. C. Gaader. Lankin; Sam
uel Coombs, Cashel: Erick Dokken,
Petersburg; H. Shirley, Enderlin; Paul
Hans, Addison; w, P. Depking, Flash"
er: Arthur Coffin. Wahpeton; J. L.
Iwen, Arthur; Howard: Gordon. Lisbon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22

surplus Of cattle, but l have noticed
stockmen here have drawn somewhat
on our thoroughbred herds for breed
ing purpOses."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
BREAKS
A COLD AT ONCE
DON'T Stay Stuffed-up End Grippe
Misery With Pape's Gold
Compound. ap
Relief comes instantly.

Relief comes instantly ..s @
A dose taken every two hours until
three doces are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a sever cold
either in the head, chest, body or
limbs.
It promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages n the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming, relieves sick headache. dullness,
f~everishness, sore throat, sneezing,
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-upi Quit blowing
and snufing! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound which costs only rs cents
at any drug store. Tt acts without
assistance, tastes nice. causes no in
convenience. BE sure you get the
genuine.-AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
WHAT'S SAID

Minnie e. Hooper. Secretary: A
regular meeting Of Mecca chapter No.
IS, Q. r.. s., will be held at Masonic
temple Thursday evening, Oct. %, at
s o'clock. Reception to the grand
matron OF North Dakota, Minnie E..
Rusk. LII
Stockholders Annual Meeting. {
The regular annuaI meeting of the
stockholders OF the North Dakota
state Fair association for Fargo, will
be held Saturday evening, Nov. /, at
s /. m. In the state fair office in the
N. p. Improvement building.
,.4 w. L. Van Horn,
Secretary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
APPLES! APPLES!

Eating and cooking apples 81 per
bushel and 80 cents per peck. Fancy
canning pears $1.15 per bushel and 35
cents per peck; Concord grapes 35
cents per basket, three baskets for 81;
California grapes, 40 cents per basket,
three pounds for rs cents: sweet. or
anges 90. cents per dozen; plums $1.20
per crate; grape fruit. two for rs
cents; free delivery. in Fargo and
Moorhead. We give Green Trading
Stamps. NJ. Letovsky, 720h Front
street. Tel. 218s.-Advt.
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One cab sifted RoGr; seamt half ter
spoonf1I sail; Q level teasboonfmL X -
Baking Popde~; grated riHd of
lemon; g eggs 6eate" light; / CUP sugars
4 cup hot mills glass Of jelly; pom.
dered sugar.
Beat the sugar into the eggs; add the
lemon rind, then the -four, sifted three
times with the salt and baking powder;
and, lastly, the milk. Bake la q but
tered dripping pan; turn out on a damp
cloth, trim off the crisp edges; spread
with jelly and turn over and over into
a roll while still warm. Dredge the top
with powdered sugar.
Hot milk used in the Jelly roll en-
ables it to be rolled without danger of
cracking. Have the milk scalding hot,
also be careful to have the eggs and
sugar beaten together until very light
and creamy. Bake in a moderate oven.
K c Jelly Roll is illustrated on page
~thirty-two of the new and handsomely
illustrated 64page K c Cooks Book
which may be secured free by sending
the certificate packed in every ascent
can of K c Baking Powder to the
JAQUEs MFG. Co., Chicago, Ill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
Jelly Roll Recipe
ODIy Two EGGS Required

By Mrs. Janet Mckenzie RiW. Edikoro OF
the Boston Cooking School MGgaSime
This Jelly Roll is fast becoming very
popular on account of the way it keeps
fresh. With proper handling it should
keep fresh a whole week, providingM
isn't eaten up in the meantime, ,for tits.
every bit as good as it looks. a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22
TEMPERATURE
STATIONS
Il. r. GRAssE. Special observer.
FAIR

Dear Chum: You had better call
around at the Economy Drug store to-
day and get your seats reserved for
the High Glass Vaudeville given under
the direction of the Western School
of Expression Thursday and Friday,
in the Sons of Norway hall. i
hear it lis going to be one OF the best
entertainments we have had and Z
don't want to miss it.--Advts
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Potato Diuoers.

Five first class potato diggers, one
new corn binder. one grain elevator
on truck for sale, or will exchange for
livestock. Geo. D. Brown. Wild Rice
NJ. r. -AdVt. p
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Squelching the Barber.

London Opinion: Your airs get
ting thin, sir, let me sell you-"
That's all right. I put something
on 1t every morning."
May l ask what you put on 1t, sir?'
my hat"' Operation finished in si~
lcnCe.
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For good photos see Erickson.-Advt.
Erickson photographs everybody.
-~Adyt.

Dear Chum: You had better call
around at the Economy Drug store to-
day and get your seats reserved Cor
the High Glass Vaudeville given under
the direction of the Western School
Of Expression Thursday and Friday
nights in the Sons of Norway hall. I
hear it Is going to be one of the best
entertainments we have had and 1
don't want to miss it.-Advt.
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NhA -
FRANK DONAHrE
JEMEz FOREST AREA CHANGED

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BAPTIST PASTOR RESIGNS
Will Take Charge in Little Rock, ArS

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SUCCESS OF PARCELS POST

\ N"o ago petitions against the Par.
eel, P", were coming into Washington
hN Oh" wholesale, For several wears a
Thoroughly organized movement against
hi, reform brought the signatures Of
of thousands of people through
ou' th" country, who saw ruin in the
oi such q system. Now
the same country merchants and trades.
men of small towns who were the prin
ripal ohlcrtors are finding no difficulty
IN increasing 'hcir business by utilizing
the better transportation facilities ~.
tordrd through the postoilrc, and IN.
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lng greatly benefited, The express com,
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most impossible for them to continuc
rhcir business.
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SUBSCRIPTION $1.Oo A YEAR
sTocKMEN WILL PARTICIPATE

DuIug the past fiscal year, according
10 report Of the L 5. forest service
81 local organizations of stockgrowers
u.Iug na uual forest iauges have ap.
piled for and secured the Official rec.
ugutIuD 90 their advisory boards by
the forcs, service. This brings the nun.
brr 81 associations officially recognized
by Tho forest service 70 a total Of ll5.
Through the medium Of these ad.
,.ory boards several thousands stock.
men who gralc stock upor the national
fCrcs.s, now take an active part in dis.
cusslng nll problems Of forest admins.
traiiou which affect their interests. The
result, states he forest service report,
has been the elimination OF misuuder.
standing regarding the requirements Of
'ur stock interests and an Improvement
10 methods Of range control which has
won the endorsement and approval of
the large majority Of the persons who
depend upon the national forests for
'hc pasturag" of their stock.
Two of the stockmen s associations
are national in their scope and one 10
"a state organization The remaining
ll2 are local organizations. The Stock
men have, T., is said been successful
10 securing advisory boards composed
Of broadmiudcd usclfsh men Of wide
practical experience who have worked
fen the best Interests Of their industry
bu, az the same time have given in.
rcligcnt consideration 20 the need Of
forest protection, aud who therefore
have directed heir recommendation
along constructive lines.
The recent order of Secretary Hous-
ton extending official recognition TO or.
CARNATIONS of other classes Of forest
users is said 90 have resulted mainly
from the large mcIsUrc of success won
by the 60 operation Vt the governments
with the s;ockmen.
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TRAPsHooTINa AS A
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RECIPROCITY IN TRADE

Trade goes by favor is an Old
saving II man makes no effort 20
throw business advantages in the way
ut his ncignbors, he cannot expect that
they will De- much interested in his
prosperity
Vet q great many people who are
dependent on the indus, ries of this tow
fcT their success, will buy in some Other
rl'N, merely because they think they
are going 10 save margin OF few
cents, The chances are that ii thcv
CAV" their alleged bargains the same
careful examination they would apply
20 them in home store they would
never pay down good money for ihem.
But that IS another story.
When YOU buy goods away from home
you cut ourselves loose from Lhs busi
Interests OF your town. You declare
hat YOU have nothing 20 gain by the
friendship OF your neighbors on the
prosperity OF your own community.
Ou the purely sentimental side, one
has li''lc admiration for this lack Of
own spirit There is an element Of
disloyaIty IN refusing 20 help build
up 'h" community which provides you
Your home and the comforts and con
vcnicncics OF civilization.
But laying aside all questions Of sen
'im"w, why not consider the advantag ges
Ut making business friends al home
Every time yoN buy goods in home
store, you create a personal relation
that may be very profitable. This is
particularly the ease where you have
anything TO sell az home. The ma
who gets your patronage becomes per.
>onally interested in you. II you are
in business here, che spirit of reciprocity
prompts him to patronize your estab.
lishmcnt
Even il YOU work for salary OF for
wages, The relations you create In the
home stores, ny pSronizing the home
stores, by patronizing the home dealer
may he exceedingly valuable in som,
future cxigency The man 10 WHOM
YOU have given your trade becomes you
friend, and II he can hud some way /,
throw favor in your direction, he $
glad 10 40 II.
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HELP BOOST TUcUMCARI
Let's Have Our Own Free Library and
Down. Town Reading Room

Her" is now yUu can help and save
big money tor yourselves.
~ub.rrbr for these magazines o. 'hr
club rates, a. big reduction, from regu
lar subscription prices
CO., Nrra Tor more from the t'mo
you are through reading them, bring
mem down 20 the Down Town Reading
Room ~ notify the librarian and some
our viii rnll for them. with these nu.
drrd. Of magazine, Of all Nlnds d.
matted hv guu after reading, Tucumcar
viii have q Reading Room that will hc
of real use 10 cur whole citizenship,
Her" are q few club propositions;
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~rI"rt club onor. see our solicitors.
or raI the Cuamnrr Of Commerce CO..
the New, and Solicitor viii call or
you:
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Metropolitan Magazine, yearly Sljo,
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Physical Culture Magazine. yearly
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FRANK DoNAHUE WRITES
OF ARTEsIA CONVENTION

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Ian Franeisco. CaIif. sept. u. III!

San Francisco, Calf, Sept. II, ia
Nj II Wyatt, Editor News
Tucumcari, New Mexico.
Dear Sir:-As ! have found several
Others places Of interest, | thought 10
might prove Of interest TO read of il.
visited the little city OF Niles, which
is beautifully situated, having a huge
canyon near, in which the Essany Nov
ing Picture Co., have their rough coun.
try pictures and western scenes taken.
Their cry views being taken in chi.
cago. A. Niles they have fifty ranch
horses, and alike number Of ccw boys,
whom are paid $500 per week to pun
of the stunts you see at show.
When they first began this, they had
a COW girl riding a bad horse, and shes
was 10 be as near falling as possible
and the horse going at full speed II
worked fin" until an old farmer saw
II, and put spurs 90 his horse, rescued
the girl, making a fne stop, but he ruin.
ed 800 feet Of film and the manager
cursed him out
They were making a runaway the day
was there weak fence was con.
s,ructed 10 the way, there two Young
ladies were 10 be thrown out as 10
wrec ked the buggy against the fence
and the horse being freed there 20 run
on down the road. When the fence was
struck the reel was stopped an in
slant until the girls could get tangled
.up IN the wrecked buggy showing
hem and the horse as he proceeded. It
was even more exciting than the pic.
lures, as this was real This was quite
novel 20 me. as this was real This was
quite novel 20 me, as l had wondered
how they were obtained, so lives are
actually risked for the salary paid;
yet il has its fascination.
| also visited Benicia, bay city Of
$500, aud this was at one time the states
capital. The Southern Pacific has spent
several millions Of dollars 20 I'll in and
build this road, and it this line upon
which you cross the bay upon the largest
ferry boat afloat, holding eighteen pas
sengtr coaches and two engines We
have visited the beach, where wading
and bathing is the great paStime, also
the Cliff House and Seal Rocks, places
Of note; the Golden Gate Park, with its
! loo acres enclosed, perfect net work
! ofdrivc.ways, which are filled with aight
seeing autos every day There Is q
geological department, scenery galore,
lakes, fowls OF all kinds, even to the
famous "stork.' japanese village,
whore tea and light refreshments are
served museum in which person
, could spend week 10 advantage; mu.
sic hall and seats for thousands. In
fact I saw very small portion during
the half day | was there, but only
wonder, when I see 80 much here now,
what will II be when they pull OF the
"big show" in 1915. The fair grounds
look like real net work of timberS
now a forest, and Its only in its In.
fancy
Pardon me for utilizing 50 much space
and II promise 70 get busy In the vcry
near future and stop sightseeing and
these communications, 90 with kind 70.
CARDS for the News and New Mexiee.
7 eaoss. w. o. HAWKINS
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\ Mr., l., Blltl has returned to Tucum-
r;hJ after pleasant visit 10 California
much improved in health and will re-,
open his huisncNs about October the
10th lie has materially added o. nj,
large stock Of hlgh.gradc iewrlry cut,
glass and China. We are glad to see
MIR, Bit hack with MS. Tie is mu,
stefan of ability and has many friends
here who will Join with the News in
welcoming him hack 10 the city.
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NEW ENGLAND CHAMPION
TRAP SHOOTER RETAINS TITLE

T.. \. Randall. of Portland, Maine,
who IN l9lg won the title Of champion
,rup,hoorcr of New England captured
the honor again this year hy breaking
l95 ou' of 20O targets ut he Palrfarr
shooting Association ., tournament held
at Wellington, Mass, Sept l0.ll M
Randall also won high amateur avcrag"
for the meet with 3S5 ou' Of i0O. H.
u. Gibbs shooting the speed smells in
hi. Remington pump gun, WAS high over
all, scoring 3SS out of 900 target. that
were 'hrown
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The Merchants Carnival saturday
night represents nearly all of he prom
incnt firms Of the city and promises To
hc splendid entertainments II j, u
Chamber of Commerce entertainment,
and benefit for uhc Down Town Read.
ing Room, aud should be lihrrally pat
rouilcd, General admission 50 cents,
teachers aud students are materially
aiding the entertainment
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Ih" Puotoplay is installing II new
mont aud the very popular picture show
h"uN" = we'll heated and ventilated and
the public will dna II ro2y comfortable
Pl"'" :" spend these early evenings. Mr.
Ntnhllng SAYS the public must be- com.
I"rlwhl" AZ all co~'S and be- will not
spare labor nor money tn make nj, place
most 'horoughl, comfortable.
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