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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-01

FOR SALE-For cash, store building,
small stock Of general merchandise
on Fargo-Minot new line Of G: ~;
good, large farming territory; parties
that actually mean business may an
uuire; no agents. $50 care Forum
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WANTED-A cook for a., small coun-e
try hotel; wages $12 a week; refer
ences required. Hotel Antelope, Ante
lope, Mont. .s.-...E a. ri, =
, 1913-01-23
A beautiful Mess.

The Session of the Wyoming Legislature at Cheyenns, now in
session bids fair to again put Wyoming in history with another un-
paraleled incident in the history of States. This affair too is another
one mixed for the state by the hands of our chef executive. For
FIXING up muss that smell to heaven and turn all the eyes of the civil
lied world upon us, Governor Carey takes the cake.
This session of the Legislature, if it goes to the Sine die, a it
has started and progressed 80 far, will make Oareys Pen over here at
Rawlns look like thirty cents, when it comes to notoriety.s We held
the worlds attention pretty close for several days, when the convicts
hung one of their number for a foul crime, a case unparalleled in
history, and we IN now again drawing their attention by another one
of the Carey reforms.
bunch of ready muck-rakers and hired character assasins,I what will
Mr.. Carey do before he gets out of office in another two years. We
will bet our Lincoln penny that at the end of his reign the a who
voted to put him in Office will blush with shame every time he thinks
of it. Any takers We do certainly object to the recall, but forgive
us if we would like to use it just once, and that right now. That
little affair in the State House Monday, when the Speaker had to
throw a Democrat out of his chair to prevent him (the Dem) from
forcing a vote on a resolution, giving the democrats a sinch on the
election committee. We hope that something heavy will fall on some
of those fellows in the hereafter if not on earth before they ever get
into another session of the Wyoming Legislature and besmere an hon.
ored name.
, 1913-01-23
Who Is To Blame

The Republican Party in this state today is just where it, has
gotten itself When two men can hold up the situation to their own
liking, as in the case of the legislature just convened, in the manner
lin which they have accomplished il, goes to show us that there is
some pretty weak leaders somewhere that will stand for the election
of such men on the, ticket.
The men are not 81 much to blame, as the people who put them
there. The party men who are supposed to know, who is who, should
safeguard the party by wedding out just such fellows as that. But
Instead of standing up to the work and cleaning up the slate, they
allow those fellows to go before the people, hoping by electing them,
they will turn out good and true-sort of bring them back into the
fold, as they have shown a tendency to rove q little Ward Healing
in other words.
We want men, not just any old thing that wants to run for Office,
and threatens to quit the party if not nominated. We want men
who know the party lines and respect them: The condition of the
legislature is just where several other matters stand in county affairs,
in some Of the leading counties When the party lines up, and selects
party men in each county, for the respective places from State Senator
on down to the smallest office, that they know, to be all wool and a
yard wide, there won't be any more muddles like some that have been
occurring lately in several different manners. You can thank the
party leaders, who allowed Manson and Platt to get on the ticket,
for what is happening in Cheyenne, instead of blaming those two
|dishonored whelps. Give us MEN on the ticket next time, even if
we have to 20 down to defeat.
, 1913-01-23

pool health when Mr. McKillip left.
II his sister does not get much better
be may remain longer
If you got a little notice a short
timeiago stating how your Subscrip-
ton to the Sun stood. don't over look
the fact that little things 10
life, that are worth while. so itefwont
come amisssto as if you can send us
that little amount. Please.
w. q. Stoyer came in from the
Hopkins ranch Saturday. He moved
his dilling machine in, having gone
down as far a Mr.. Hopkins was auth
orised to drin. by, bis company. He
drilled 5O4 feet and did not find wat
er enoughfor drilling purposes. Mr..
Stoyer is greatly impressed with the
possibility of oil in that sectionssand
thinks it could be found at depth of
1000 feet.
, 1913-01-23

WYoMINe-Situated on the North Platte River o ene
line of the Saratoga Il En~campment Railway, Population, looo
Altitude. 6,785 feet. 1t is the site of the Medical Hot Syringe the
waters of which are sure specific for all blood and skin diseases.
rheumatism, stomach, liver and kidney disorders. Temperature OF
water 1873 degrees 6aratogatisfalso the center OF the hnest trout
fishing grounds in the World. Not only the. North Platte River
teens with Rainbow, Brook and Salmon trout but the numerous
tributaries of that stream are alive with fish. Saratoga ls the center
of an agricultural country of 100000 acres of the best agricul-
tural land in the west. The soil. and climate are adapted to the
growth of alfalfa wheat, OATS barley, all kinds Of small fruits and
vegetables. The Saratoga Valley is the finest stock raising country
in the United States The Sierra Msdre range on the west and the
Medicine Bow range of mountains on the east, are full OF copper,
gold and silver, whichis being developed rapidly. AL of the re-
sources of the valley center at. Saratoga, which is certain to become
one of the greatest towns of the west. For information address, The
Saratoga State Bank or The. Saratoga Sun.
, 1913-01-23
Dou't forget the play in the Opera
house Jan. 18th 1918, by the Yankee
Doodle Company. Popular prices.
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given, that on the
Sd day of Jan. 1918, Letters Testa-
mentary were granted the undersigned
in the matter Of the Estate Of Edward
G. Ashley, deceased, by the District
Court of the County of Carbon, State
ofWyoming. All psrsonsIhaving claims
against the said Estate = required
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, for allowance, to the under
signed at Saratoga, Wyoming, within
six months after the date of said Let
tiers, or they may be precluded from
any benefit from said Estate and II
such claims be not presented within
one year from the date of said Lettsrs'
they will be forever barred.l Dated
Saratoga, Wyo., Jan. 9th, 1913
AIberrini A. Ashley,
Executrix Estate of Edward
'1.9 LAB G. Ashley, deceased.
, 1913-01-23
That Ocean to Ocean Route.

From Canadaito New Mexico, where could you cross the CONT
mental Divide any better than you could in Southern Wyoming, in
this, the dead of winter. Those fellows who ae looking into the
matter of that National highway should be going over the proposed
route right now at the vital time of the year, when they should know
where they canRet through and where they couldn't, and eliminate
about fourscore of this boosted routes of the great divide country.
The pass through this part of the country right now is open, and at
no time has the roads been better. With a we'll constructed road
this part of the route would be the most accessible for yea round
travel of any proposed Cars are running here every day of the winter
now, and that is more than can be said of lots of the localities that
would like to be on that big route Attention of this matter should
be called to those who have this matter in hand, and they should
come through here now and not wait until next summer The time
to judge a year round route is now. not next August.
, 1913-01-23

Paul Doggett has put in the Raw
leigh goods, consisting Of extracts,
spices, toilet articals. saves, medicines
etc. There is over rs different art
icals and the goods are the best on
the market. Don't forget the place
when you need any of these famous
remedies. Paul Doggett
, 1913-01-23
Fit His Case Exactly.

when father was sick about six years ago
he read an advertisement Of Chamberlain
Tablets in the papers that ft his case ex.
actiy," writes Miss Margaret Campbell of
Fl. Smith, Ark. Ale purchased a box of
them and he has not been sick since. My
Gifted by them" For sale BY all dealers.
-AavsrsissasaI
, 1913-01-23
california Woman seriously AIarmel

"a short time ago l contracted a severe
cold which settled on my lungs and caused
me a great deal of annoyance. would have
bad coughing spells and my lungs were 80
sore and infamed l began to be seriously
alarmed. A friend recommended Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, saying she had used
it for years. l bought a bottle and It re-
lieved my cough the first night and in 9
week ! was rid Of the cold and soreness OF
lungs" writes Miss Marie Gerber, esw.
telle, Cal. For sale by all dealem-Advsr
tisement.
, 1913-01-23
Advertisement.

Two big Basket ball games hero on
the nights of Jan. 81 and Feb. Lat.
between Saratoga and Rawlins teams
in the Opera house.
, 1913-01-23
Fresh Bread For Sale

Mrs. Fanny H. Lee will keep fresh
bread on sale at the Saratoga Grocery
Company's store every day In the
week until further, notice. II
, 1913-01-23

The Yankee Doodle Stock Co., will
play here at the Opera mouse on
Wednesday, Jan, 29th 1918. They
are reported to be a good company
and very entertaining people.
, 1913-01-23

Comady-D Drama by the, Yankee
Doodle Stock Company here at the
Opera house Jan. 18th. Popular
Prices. Don't forget the date.
, 1913-01-23

Native and Rock Spring coal
delivered anywhere in town. 1000
pounds to the ton.
Foster Lumber Co.
, 1913-01-23

U. P. No. 4 has no diner. Get
breakfast at Walcott. Hotel Dining
room open at all hours.
G. G. Moore.
, 1913-01-23

Rawlins basket ball teams will play
Saratoga, in the opera house here Jan
81 and Feb. LIST. Big dance both
nights. Everybody come.
, 1913-01-23

Sunday school 10. a. IN.
Preaching IL. a m.
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m
Preaching 7.30 p. m.
Mid week service Thursday 7.9o p. m
All are oordillay invited.
, 1913-01-23

Good House and barn for sale.
House furnished. If you are inter-
ested in. good deal, call at this Of
foe.
, 1913-01-23
People Who Live In Glass Houses.

Those who have too much to say about other people and their
business, should first examine the class of house that thew are LIVING
in before getting too caushc with their remarks.
, 1913-01-23

Dance each night after the basket
ball games Jan. 81 ond Feb Il
, 1913-01-23

See the Dyer Store add and then
get busy if you want bargains in frat
class goods.
, 1913-01-23

Attend the auction sale at Mrs.
Ashley's residence, Saturday Jan. q,
at 1:30 p. m.
, 1913-01-23

Auction Sale, at Mrs. Ashley's resi-
dence. Household goods. ETC., Sat-
urday. Jan. rs, at 1:30 2. m.
, 1913-01-23
Saratoga Chips

Gus Barkhufst- was IN town yostef
day.
WmaM oPhaib' wssSin town Mon
day.
Frank Pennockswas in from Lake
creek Saturday.
Ed Nelson went to Rawlins Mon
day on business.
Geo. Herring was down this week
from Brush creek.
c. A. Ryan, a jolly ranchman, was
in town yesterday.
James Marshall was down from
Cedar creek Saturday.
Mrs. Watt and Maude were in from
Cedar creek Saturday.
Chett CluA was in from South
Spring creek Tuesday.
Oscar Priquet7 and wife were in
from Midway Saturday.
f. C. Hennesseyvwas'in town Tues
day from Methodist creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulkerson were in
from their ranch Monday.
Mrs.C. A.. Kennaday was in town
from Cedar creek Saturday.
Riley Burdett was a city visitor
this week from Jack creek.
Ralph Wood was a CITY visitor from
his ranch in Elk Hollow Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ainsworth came
in Monday from the ranch.
Milt Fleming is in town this week
from the Corlett Coal Mines.
Mrs. Harry Kincaid was reported
sick with tonsilitis this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wilcox were
down from the ranch Yesterday.
Winthrop Condict left Tuesday for
Denver to attend the stock show.
Frank Swanson and Noah Grippe
we're in from Spring creek Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gushing went down
to the Stock Show in Denver Monday.
Miss Lena Stewart is stopping, in
town with Mrs. Hewitte and attend
ing school.
RAYMOND Ault and the teacher,
Miss Dunn, were in from Pass creek
Saturday.
Mighty silent over in this end of
town now, Dave Richmond went to
the stock show.
W. A. Hopkins, a in from Cow
creek Tuesday to attend to some
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell
were in from the Rattle Snake coun-
try Sunday in their car.
j. G. Brewer went to Denver Fri
day with,a Gar of cattle and will take
in the stock show while absent.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Pullum and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hickok were the guests at din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hin.
man Sunday.
Mrs. Ekdahl went back to her
work at the school the first Of the
week after being absent more than a
month from sickness.
Mrs. Don. McPhail and daughter
> Miss Marion, left Sunday to attend
the Stock show. They expect to be
gone until next Tuesday.
DR.. Price went out to the Hopkins
ranch Friday and put Paul Hopkins
broken leg in a cast. Nj. Hopkins is
doing at we'll as can be expected.
4 Lloyd Norman, wife and children
came down from their ranch Mondsv.
Mrs. Norman remained in town to
visit her mother, Mrs. Pullum, for a
week.
Geo. Arnold and Geo. Graft left
Tuesday with Mr.. Arnolds dogs for
the Browns canyon country north of
Rawlins, where they will run coyotes
and wolves.
The Womans Club will meet with
Mrs. Forney Saturday afternoon at
the regular time. The subject will
be Political Economy" with Mrs.
Forney az leader.
Mrs. E, P. johnson gave a quilting
Il MARTY at her home Mnpdu NIGHT
, 1913-01-23

Well, the Fat (socisty) Stock Show is on in Denver, thi. week
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SCOTT DEATH

LONDON. Feb. 13.-Commander Z. n.
O.. Evans sends further particulars IN q
despatch from Christ Church. y. L.. Of
the III fated British antarctic exped,-
ton. The party under Captain Scott.
after leaving Commander Evans Janu-
uard =. 1912. marched an average %
twelve miles daily ard reached the polls
on January II. Captain SCOTS obser-
vations by the Theololite on January rs
fixed the pole within half u mile II
Amundsen Observations
The Scott party had followed Amund-
sens tracks and found his Camp within
three miles VI the pole.
Several photographs Of Scott and his
comrades at the pole we're obtained.
From the tine OF reaching the pole Pet
~ OFFICER Evans condition gave great
anxiety, hut good progress was made on
the return journey over the great plat
eau In medium winter BEFORE descen-
ding the R@irdmore Glacier. pr Wilson
and l.teGtenaut HoWerS collected a num-
Der OF fossils on buckley island.
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M0UR EDW
(co-tinued fror, Tirx. Pags.)

20 V tomorrow. the 14th day a.
February. 1913. Il il my wish and de
sire that the proper officers of Kama.
wha county have the charge against
me investigated by said grand Jury. |
also invite any and all persons who
claim 10 know Of any wrongdoing on
my part in connection with my candi-
dacy for senator in the or
the United States to report the same
20 the proper court officers. so that
the same may be Immediately investi-
gated by the grand jury. ! am rr-
nishing a copy OF this statement TO
each Of the local newspapers.
(Signed) VIM. Seymour Edwards
Smith Talks.
Mr.. Smith. whose advanced ~ has
found the nervous strain OF the past
few days telling on him. has been ii
abed all day hut consented to talk
when called upon by reporters. lie
deprecated the fact that so much no
toriety had been connected with the
legislative scandal. but added that he
hoped the probe that is 10 be started
tomorrow will be thorough.
In explaining the charge he has
been tns trumental In bringing against
Mr.. Edwards. MIR. Smith said on last
Thursday. | was going 10 the Don of
we 49, ~ NAt - o.
and in passing along the hail way
Was stopped BY "Sua' Rhodes. who
called me into his room. We talked
over the Senatorial fight and finally
Mr.. Rhodes offered me $4,000 to vote
for Edwards. | spurned b offer and
told him that ! had lived seventy-five
years without having my character
tainted by dishonesty and would not
think of beginning at this late time.
! had some trouble getting out Of
the room as found the doc had
been locked but Mr.. Rhodes az last
opened n. There the matter ended
so far as | "a concerned"
Being informed that Col. Edwards
was under arrest Mr.. Smith declared
he hoped both Rhodes and Edwards
would be sent 10 the penitentiaTy for
Corrupting the Legislature and tempt
ing their fellowmen in the past OF
honesty. truth and manhood lie con
clIded by declaring That Rhodes fro
D~uently sought him out in the House
and PERSISTED informing him that
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HEALTH RESTORED DY
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~ you are a sufferer from GIaudular
afflicted. 81 might De well 90 tntcsi lEsts
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by using Eckmau's Alternative. d msdi-
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eases 81 Tuberculosis
Z55 I~frustOu 81. flIiL-. 20.
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taken sick AMI my doctor pronounced fry
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al Treatment dli mot help me and ou Iuy
doctor = advice. j went to a. hospitaf 10
lie operated upon. but relief was or.s
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would have cold FWtats ana fever IN
April. 1910, i retaTn-d Co. The hospital.
but the continued ~ srtuous wasr not
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In the meantime. "a frieuI ~ m.n, .ul-
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good fpi Iuusrrulof's TIE wounds 10
10y ne's were stb Open anI IN % fright
After using tVo bottles ! found ! wa.
Inns rowing. having RLu-I weigh could
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using % Iufl { VA well whi-I was 81
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and sine that time I have not lost %
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20 auSou who is Fufferink from Tube
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STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS

KEW YORK. Feb. l3.-Arrlvei-
steam'r Chicago. HaNre. sailed: Steam
'rS laLorraine. Hevre: Buelow. Brc-
men.
CAPE Race - tN1reiessl - Sighted
Steiner Campania. Liverpool for New
York.
S~iaSconSet. M2Ss.-tWi relessl-Sight-
90 steamers. Philadelphia Southaniy-
ton for New York Nalturno. Rotterdam
for ditto.
EroWhead. tMireleSSl - Sighted
steamer celtic. New York for Liverpool.
llzard-Psssed steamers t.apland.
New York FOR Antwerp. Ryndam. ditto
Tor Rotterdam.
Liverp. olArr!vcd: steamer Carmania-
New York.
Cuesustown-Sailrd Stearuer Majes-
tic 'Fr"m LIVERPOOL. New York.
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got a small show for oil and a good gas
pressure.
Near Newport. on the Onto side. in
\ewport township. Washington county.
the Boston OIL has drilled a
test on the -. Barentz farm through the
nr-t Cow Run sand and has a b-harrel
renee township. Brown q Hanlon are
starting a ,est on the s. Z. Dye farm.
Near Miller's station. Monroe town
snip. Harrison county. Frank Quinn has
drilled No. 10 on the McCauiey heirs
farm through ne Rerea grit and has a
5,ea-rsi pImper In Fast Finley town
perior Oll company Oh. =. Grayson and
othersl have drilled No. I. on the John
Aud farm through the sand and have
a snow for q 20-barrel producer This
location IL 500 feet southwest Of No. z
and the oil was developed in the NTH
sand.
Geology of oil Little Understood.
Under the above caption the United
rtates geological survey says: The
rrincipIo governing the origin aud
mode oi accurence OF petroleum and
arily grHsped BY geolosists Every oil
held examined In detail contributes it's
data fuT use IN the eventual tnterpre-
ttion 81 the problem. and each pool ts
studied with keen alertness for the dis
c"VerN OF some keep that may aid I'm the
coordination 90 the uata. which some
times. according to the region and con-
uittpuS. Gees. ON account Of our lack 81
knowledge. even To- be In conflict. The
survey ia the utl and gas fields Of CALI
tuTnia ana Kentucky promis. To further
and by pointing out the relations 81 oil
and ga occurrence tp the geological
stiucture 81 the regions examined they
have rendered Important scientific as
we'll as economic aid In oil and gas de-
Nelopment hut he basic PRINCIPLES con-
trolling The varied modes Of occurrence
kinds eli otis IN widely separate regions
ate pusSihiy sun FAR from view.
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QIsastrous BIazr.

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. 13-Ffre "
unknown origin to-day almost de-
stroyed tho storage warehouse OF the
John J. Woodsidc Storage COMPANY.
Tonight the damage is estimated IT
S25O.DOO.
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OIL AND GAS

Light producers are the best the fields
have To- oner At this time. IN the South
west extension or the Blue creek held
south Penn OIL company has completed
aud shot Its test on the Slack-Wertz
farm. located on Indian creek. and has
q 20 or ~3o-bsrrel producer in the Sauaw
SAM Fast OF the Blue creek field on
Hackherry run. Sig Sandy district. the
= Carnes farm is holding up at 72b
! arreis "a day and IL NOW the largest
producer in the West Virginia fields.
In the old Shinnston neld. Clay dis
trict Harrison county. tho South Penn
OIL company has drilled Its test on the
Francher farm through the Bayard sand
H. the same district the South Penn
company is due In the sand at q second
ration is southeast OF the Philadelphia
t~"inrany's producers On the Lucas bros.
farm ON the last named farm the
i~'hl .ndciphta company Is starting SIX
wells.
ON Tcuser Leg run. Sardis district.
harrison county. the Carnegie Natural
as company has drilled "a test on the
fourth sand ana found IA barren. \
IEut geS pressure WIS developed Ia the
ANN run. ~ Tho same district. the
''"U' Natural Cts company has drilled
i'-t 90 'he Il. u. Jones farm through
if- 90 ion sand and has % light EasSer.
Feir Producer in wetzeI County.
or FALLEN Timber Kun. Grant district.
N'i+"l count the south Penn Oii COM
farm 20 producing s. barrels a cav from
tIt.' little i'unksrt sand. In center
.ie district. TYLER c'untv. the Hope
Nl'ural Gas spnnauV has drilled No.
g "u the Gur~~tl-i'uak farm through
iIe Gov Pom ~ AMI has a show FOR
"a @6-haTrrl I-UlcU"r.
On straight q -"k. burning springs
u strict WIZ 'puutv the South Penn
tl 'onrauN hats drilled Nu. e.. uu tie
a g. Wilson farm through the salt
sstn'i "a ICES d 30 or ~12-harrel pinuer.
Near calcutta jefferson District. Pleas
tUt~ county. a." South Penn pil COME
perv ts~ d'il-d 20 rs ou tlc -. ;
Pratt farm uhrouCh thc Salt sand and
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there was $4,000 in IL for both OF them
they would 20 owe to Edwards.
though Smith steadfastly refused 10
the proposition and declared
time after time that he could not and
would not vote for Edwards. under
any circumstances.
IL is said tonight that the charges
against Edwards will be probed by
the grand jury tomorrow.
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Nour ~noighhurs may know that YOU
have money. but what they may not
know s. how vou got ~.