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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
Keen Interest Is
Aroused Throughout
the Entire State
All Eyes On Big Week

FaTgoang getting ready the big be
1923
and South Dakota have annually met here the third
Grain Stock
the
Of
idea m ed by
OF
A Of Mr.
made
and
President Worst The meetings
This list OF
colleges
addition hereU be-
ciaton the North
North Dakota Poultry show the North Dakota Kennel
and number of other
will be their
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
HEALTH IS
A PUBLIC
UTILITY

New York. Dec. 12.-"Public healtr
is a public utility. A dollar laid out in
sanitation is not an expenditure, but
a loan, which will be returned hund-
red fold" declared Surgeon General
Rupert Blue of the United States pub
lie health service here today In an adj
dress before the Association of Life
Insurance Presidents.
ANY municipality, state or nation
can have public health IL 1t will but
pay the price," continued the surgeon
general "The most needed reforms i'm
public health administration are great
er corporation between public offici-
ais, the employment of full time work
ers, establishment Of laboratories, ac-
curate collection of vital statistics and
the setting aside of sufficient funds to
accomplish those things.
The future Of sanitary administra-
tion In this country depends upon the
interest which the citizens take In its
Continued on Page Six
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
n. D. Man
ACCUSED
OF CRIME

Hillsboro N. D., Dec. -12.-Oscar T.
J Johnson of Erwin township, Traill coun-
ty, was arrested here Wednesday
charged with criminal assault, on COM
plant of Sophia Peterson of Neilsville,
N. D. 1t is alleged that Johnson, who
has always borne a, good reputation
here, and who has many friends, took
the girl riding in his auto in Neilsville,
and attempted to assault her. - s.;
A number of young men, hearing her
cries, came to her rescue. It is said
that Johnson. shot at the young men,
but no one was injured.
Johnson was arrested by Sheriff Har-
ny Wulff Of Trail county and today
was taken to Polk county by Sheriff
Kelly of Crookston and lodged in Jail.
Friends of Johnson say he was intoxi-
Gated at the time Of the attempted as
sault.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12

Vera Cruz, Dec. 10. The rebel
forces attacking Tampico were repuls-
ed, and driven away from that city
with heavy losses this morning, ac-
cording to Gen. Gustave Mas, the
military commander here, who asserts
that federal reserves under Gen. Joa-
quin Mas, jr, arrived to, the relief
Of Tampico.
Washington, Dec. 12.-Wireless dis
patches from Admiral Fletcher at
Tampico, aboard the United States
ship Tacoma, report the federal gum
boat Bravo, rs Smelling the constitu :
tionalists' position with the United
States gunboa Wheeling in the river
close to the nghting.
The federal garrison Is estimated at
5000, while the constitutionalists are
said to have about 5000.
Fletcher reported $50 refugees
aboard the American gunboats, more
than $50 aboard the British steamer
Logician, and $50 aboard the Kron-
princess in Cecilie. More than 500 are
in buildings ashore in the neutral
zone.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
VIGOROUS
DEFENSE
0F(AUCUS

Washington, Dec IA vigorous
defense of the democratic caucus as
the only method of carrying party
promises into effect was made by
Senator Newlands at the opening Of
the currency debate in the senate.
NeWlands, replying to the severe
arraignment of the caucus, made last
night by Hitchcock, declared the eau
Gus was the only instrument by which
administration measures, representing
the results Of party council, could be
made effective. p
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
Will Not Agree to
Uniform Express Rates
Throughout Nation
STEF FANSON'S
CREW DESERTED

Ottawa, Ont. Dec. t2.--From frag-
mentary reports supplied by the
Northwest mounted police at different
stations, and other reports from out
side sources received here, there is a
disposition to believe that Stefansson,
the explorer, who is reported as losing
the ship KarlulS, has not been treated
fairly. by the other members of the
expedition. The opinion is that the
KarlulS lost rStefansson rather than
that Stefansson lost the KarIuk. 1t is
known that there was trouble aboard
the Karluk on the way UP coast to the
Arctic.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
T0NGS DEMAND
MAN WHO SHOT CHINAMAN
AT BISMARCK BE PUNISHED

Bismarck n D. Dec 1sseyen Chinese
Pacific written
Nichols charged
<
waiting
a him n the foot
his injury
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
jumped From Train Mindow.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. 12.--Walter
Frederickson, a Red Oak, Ia, farmer,
on route to, Sweden to spend Christ
mas jumped through the window Of
O. coach Of an eastbound Panhandle
passenger train moving at the rate Of
forty miles per hour this morning
and was injured. The accident oc-
Cured a few miles east of Steuben-
vile, O.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
WILSON MUST
STAY IN FOR DAYS

Washington, Dec. 12.-Ths presf-
dents cold is improved but he was
ordered to remain abed by his physi-
clans. 1t is doubtful If the physicians
permit Wilson to go outdoors before
Monday although he expressed a de-
sire to attend the gridiron club din
ner Saturday night.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
REBELS
RE,PULSED
SAYS MAS
BULL.

Mexico City, Dec. f2.-Reports,
said TO be on good authority, say
that Tampieo has been taken by
the rebels. The war officers and
the ministry of the interior deny
the reports,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
BOMB EXPL 0DED IN N. Y.
OFFICE AND GIRLS HEAD
WAS TORN OFF--TW0 HURT

New YORK. Dec ia bomb
woman employed
AnuseNitz aged confden
which had
to fha
4 sky ytwoye
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
FREE CHINA FROM
FOREIGN TROOPS

Washington, Dec. 12.-Russia's
proposal that all foreign troops
be withdrawn from Pekins and
Chill province created a surprise
at the state department in view Of
the present unsettled conditions
there.
Peking, Dec. 12.--The Russian gov
ernment has proposed the withdrawal
of all foreign troops from Peking and
the entire province of Chill, China,
including the legation guards, the regi-
ments at Tientsin and the troops
guarding the. railway between the sea
and Peking. Russia considers the
conditions in northern China no longer
dangerous to foreigners.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
Woman Charged With Murder
of Husband, Drank Poison
While Awaiting Verdict

Wahoo Neb poison
nght awaiting the verdict
be
ast night When Mrs Johnson
the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12
Mona Lisa, Famous
Painting, Recovered;
an Italian Stole L

s MYs2EFovs RA sSHs DsxppMAs MAs
ANcE OF WHICH FROM LOUVRE in August, 1911' THREW
To oaHor H7 w9FF0 E MANI N0 wao sT6 r
RESTED. '. - Wv ''' "'N0 nm
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12

This Is the American king a
dry goods, and it Is one Of the
very few photos ever taken Of
him. John Clafiin is a modest re-
tlring man, despite the fact that
he Is the most important man in
one. Of, the most extensive: bust
nesses in the world. For years
- snhotoRi;aR hers have -heen trying to-
get him to pose or looking for
snapshot of him. .ts-E.
On this occasion he was caught
as he was leaving an automobile
for his wholesale house in New
York city. The firm of Claflin &
Co. is said to have a controlling
interest in many large department
stores throughout the country.
Mr.. Clafln has been mentioned in
New York for public office many
times, and it is probable that he
has refused many nominations.
Public Office does not seem to fur
nish the kind Of fame which might
suit him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-12

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Continued on Page Six
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
Meyers Pill Pushers De.
feated.

II was a glorious but sad day that
Manager Never. Of our local High
school team, led his braves forth on
saturday afternoon last.
Their first game was to have been
with Rock Port High school, but the
Rock Port boys cancelled 1t at the
last moment st. Joe Boosters
being substituted.
As the st. Joe boys came very high
ly rated, the local boys we're looking
to be "scooped' rather bad. Al.
though throwing all signs OF stage
fright away, the locals buckled down
and succeeded In getting a two.run
lead In the first, and retained this
lead till the sixth, when the lads
from the downtown city tied the
score, then made their winning run
In the lucky or unlucky seventh OF
f'itzgeraid's three.base drive to deep.
center, coming home on Scanlon's sac
ritice fly TO left field. AS TO the
pitchers, one might class this as one
OF those pitching duels, as both pitch
ers were at their best. Sherman rs.
pecially was good, striking out thir
teen men. walking one and allowing
only two safe hits: Gibson, on the
other hand, was a triHe wild at times,
beaning q couple Of our local lads
with the ozone" and walking four to
the initial sack. but seemed TO steady
down at critical moments,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
New Point and Vicinity.

Mrs. Alma Caldwell came up
from 81. Joseph, SUNDAY, for u two
or three days visit with relatives,
Rev. Henry IIardman, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Edwards, visited at
the home of VIM, Bucknum, Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel i,ardman and chill
dren, Lillian and Don, came Friday
evening to visit relatives and friends.
They will live IN Kansas city.
The lightning performed quite a
freak trick during the electric storm,
last week. II struck the three tele-
phone lines close to the cross.arm,
near A. u. Kelley's and burned the
wires almost to the next pole, burn
Ing the wires into little bits, not
over u inches long. Most of the
wires looked like cinders, The wires
were the common wire used through
out the country.
NEun
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
Monarch.

Nellie Lunlcy visited a, Enc
Smither's. Sunday.
n l. Hughes made u trip I
Fillmore. saturday.
George Hughes and Edward 70,
visited In Oregon, Sunday.
Willie Graham and wife visi,c,
in Napier. Saturday and Sunday.
r.. l.. Hughes. wife and Ants. at
tended church in Nodaway, Sunda,
Rosa Polsgrove is home again.
after about u two weeks visit IN
oregon.
Harry Sipes and wife, OF near
Rosendale, are visiting with IA and
Ma Garner.
Josh ChiIcoat and family visited
sunday ut Albert wilson's, In An.
drew county.
Bill McCollum and wife, OF An.
drew county, visited at Frank Col.
hours. Sunday.
Frank Colhour made a trip to
Drcgon, Saturday, and hasn't been
very well since.
--Orah Smith visited In Nodaway,
sunday and Monday. and attended
church, Sunday.
Rosa brown visited her sister,
Mrs. Sam Sollars, near Amazonia, a
few days, last week.
Jim Garner, from Western Kan.
~as, Is visiting home folks and friends
In our neighborhood.
Stella Garner, who has been work.
ing IN st. Joseph, has returned home
to spend the summer.
Mrs. James Smith and valeda
are visiting few days at A. L.
Rhodes. In Eluood, Kansas.
WIN. Graham and family gave a
party Saturday night for the young
folks. All report very nice time.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11

GLEANiNUs FROM TiIE DiAMoND.
ST. Joe boosters \ very good sub
s,irutc for the Rock Port High school
team.
Where vas the High school cheer
Ing sectionY No wonder the boys
played In listlcss sort Of way. No
body In the crowd seemed ready to-
cheer them on. We noticed though a
few ready To always give advice to
batters. We also wonder IT those
same people ever batted 100 per
cent. This playing ball without talk
Ing II up Is Just Ike an actor play.
my to empty seats In an opera house.
boys, get together In your next game
and talk things up, have some pep
to the game.
Ray Evans, a former star on our o.
cal High school teams, umpired the
game, and needless TO say got away
good.
There was q fairly good attendance
out for u Saturday game. a great
many of our local boys failed To at
tend owing to business hours.
The crowd was composed mostly Of
the FAIR SEN, which was greatly APP.
preciated by the management.
Considering II all around, the boys
put up a grand article OF ball, 1t be-
Ing their first game.
We still wonder at the height Of
burgess costly heave over third.
Now II he would have thrown over the
home plate toward the GRAND STAND
one could readily imagineY
Sherman undoubtedly was In mid.
season form, allowing only two safe
blows and making thirteen of the
boosters go the strike-out route.
Midget" Markt behind the bat fol
the locals was In the game from 81 art
to finish: cool-headed, says nothing
plays ball all the time, and has all the
ear-marks Of a conner.
II Hayes pulled or another of thost
midsummer stunts--a double play IN
assisted.
Manager Osgood, of the st, 10,
Lake Parks, has the best wishes o
our local lads for sending us such {
nice, gentlemanly bunch Of boys as
substitute for the Rock Port team
Osgood generally has a nice buncl
himself and whenever asked Away
sends out respectable teams for 9th
ers. Our local fans hope the lIigl
school manager will be able to pro
cure q weekday game with the Boost
ers In the near future.
II Wonders will never cease; Noodle
McNulty CLEANED the only hit for tn
local boys, 1t being OF the scratch va
riety. 1t was caution the way h
beats It to first. A Marathon runne
wasn't In It with speed.
Too much can't be said OF the game
y 1t was interesting throughout and n
kicking on the umpire's decisions
only one bad thing, we believe, tn
. crowd gets . little too Close to tn
diamond for good playing. - -
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
r. c. BENTON, Oregon, Mo.
Benton.

Emery Wicker did some carpen-
ter work for R.G, Emerson, last week.
Mrs. Ora King, Of Kansas City, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Staley, aud other friends,
Mr., Simpson and Miss Christina
Wood, of LA, field, Mo, are visiting
Miss Woods SISTER Mrs, Skriton,
The pie social AT the school house,
March -, was very well attended.
All seemed to enjoy the evening and
pies sold well-thirteen dollars
cleared, which is to help on a new or
gan for the church.
NERIrAs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
Oak Grove.

Mrs. John Knox Is reported TO he
still improving In health.
MIR. Jess Stout, who has been
working In Kansas City, has returned
home, TO put In his crop.
The depot AZ Block ~ burned.
one night last week. II caught from
the stovepipe betwce the ceiling and
roof.
Miss Ra.ston, the teacher ~ High
land, closed u successful term Of
school, last Friday. We hear that
the directors want her TO teach again
next year.
At the late school meeting, Mr.. J.
NJ. Womach was elected director for
the term Of three years. Mr.. +. l..
Stout was elected TO serve one year,
the remaining term of Mr.. Iibe VA
kcr, who had resigned. A levy of -
cents on the hundred dollar valuation
and an cight.months' term Of school
was voted. Mr.. LuteB. Meade agreed
To furnish three cords Of wood at
three dollars per cord.
y v
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11

"A pleasant note from J. W. Nc
Daniel, formerly Of this county, but
now residing at Rush Center, Kansas,
tells us he Is In excellent health and
prospecting. lie q veteran OF the Civil
war, and sends his kind regards to
his old comrades, telling them that
Rush Center has . live Grand Army
Post, and served % It's commander
Tor four years He reads TIE Sus.
TIMBL weekly.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11

John Ruhl, of New Point, has
gone to Dakota, where he has taken
up a homestead, and intends TO grow
up with the country. lie Is only sew
enty. four years old, His niece, Miss
Bloomer, of ST. Joseph, il attending
MS store and post l,ice during his
absence. His son, Jordan, drew q
claim adjoining the one he home
steaded Jeifersonian, April ),
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
For Sale!

My residence, consisting Of ! rooms,
| closet, summer kitchen, smoke and
wood house, cistern, city water. In
good nsiglIborho0d, opposite the
Methodist church. Price, $500. Ad-
dress, MRs. ELLEN DsTTENBAUaH,
a.. Oregon, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
ATTENTION, PLEASE.

lH,," pr,p>ou aud litrratul" yai Ioull read con-
ccruing rrr.:t" ri IN the p,r,S Valley. Texas. The
ter used his ruI bottom H. the uS River which
il h,ug l~" hy the l. and Private Projects
with such woid,riu r,.Susat Carlsbad and Roswell, n.
Mexico,
This Is the land that produces the famous Pea Green al
falfa that tops the markets of the world,
This is the land that holds intact natures riches never
having wasted by erosion This is the irrigated land that il
selling at an extremely reasonable price for short time
Call at my office for Descriptive Literature and Terms
D r RENTON OronOn No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11

licn Hayes. (Colored), is a very
sick man with typhoid malaria.
See ;. T.. Perkins, oregon, Route
), for Native Lumber, and he also has
two good Milch Cows for sale,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11


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Reliable Source Of supply for Goods Of High Value
To the General PubIic:...
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these goods delivered at your address, thus enabling
ladies or gentlemen from undergoing the embarras
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BY our plan you can get these High
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need is to send letter stating what you want and
we will send you the necessary order blanks aud in
formation about the goods, etc.
VIZ handle such goods
Family Medicine Chests
Hair Invivorator.
Treatmentfor Removing Superluous iiairfrom
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Combine Fat Reducing Treatment.
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Ideal Antsrptic Tablets.
The We, rial Liquid Skin Bcautiiicr,
Sati S>i Face Cream
g., lrh Liver Pills.
Or..,m Mail Order Co.'S Eyebrow Tonic
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I! drifting share of your patronage. and
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Yours for Business.
Ore on Mail Order Company,
Oregon, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11

Summary: Three. base hits ;Fitl-
gerald, Perry, Double plays-lIayes
'unassistedi. Hit 10y pitched ball
Gibson. >. Sherman, d. Bases on
balls Gibson, !; Sherman, !. Struck
out by Gibson, ~: Sherman. ~.
Stolen bases Burgess, :: Perry, =:
Fitzgerald. Passed balls Smith.
Umpire Evans.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
NERO.

MIR. WORKMAN. Remember
&. W. Kings store j. the place Ia get
the "BUFFALO CALF SHOE the shoe
of Quality,
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-04-11
# You
Are Goiinq
West

by all means find out
about the special low
one-way Col on i 8 t
fares on sale daily,
March 10Th to April
10th. You can save a
neat sum of money by
going at that time.
The Burlington is
the through trai n
route to the North
west and the through
car route to Calitor-
mia.
Come in and 6 e t
your copy of our COL
onist folder, telling all
about these fares and
the service.
| J. D. BAKER, D. P. A.,
| ST. JOSEPH, NO.
"Thsrs's Comfort for you
| On ths G. b. d O.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-31
WAS COSTLY RING.
Head of Steel Trust Looked After One
 for His Wife, Worth S12,oo0.

New York, Dec. BOA pearl set ring, valued by customs officials at from $120OO to $15,000, and owned by his wife, caused w. E. Corey, for mer head of the United States Steel Corporation, to have an interview to- day with Gen Nelson H, Henry, sur veyor of this port
 According to a statement by Mir. Corey, the ring was among jewelry declared uncomfortable by his wife Tn a manifesto made on her recent re- turn from Europe,
 There is a question as to whether the ring was purchased in this coun' try or previously had been included in jewels on which Mrs. Corey had paid duty in this country. MT. Corey said the customs house officials will ac- cept the result of an investigation he is making to find out whether the ring is exempt or if duty should be paid on it.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-31
WOMEN DON'T GET
 A SQUARE DEAL
ACCORDING TO PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY, WHO BELIEVES
 IN SEGREGATION

Atlanta, Ga, Dec 30-"From the standpoint of health and happiness the women of the world are not get ting the square deal and if scien- titic facts were properly applied the lives of women would be much health fer and happier than they now are. " This declaration was the keynote of an address by c. w. Stiles, professor of zoology, United States public health service before tonight's gen. eral session of the American Asso- citation for the Advancement of Sci ence, now in convention here.
 Prof. Stiles held it to be a funda- mental biological principle that the protection of the female is of the greatest possible importance to the highest development of the race. He said that women must not only be safeguarded from violent attack and violent death, but from the slow, pre- mature death resulting from unneces- sary sickness, worry and strain, both physical and mental.
 Advocating more rigid segrega- ton of Arian races. Prof. Stiles said that with the present unnatural ex- istence of two races. white and black, here in the South, in their present proportions, both races are living m der biological and medical handicaps that are unequalled in any other part of the country Illustrative of this, he said, is the fact that tuberculosis. essentially a white mans disease, now is the scourge of the negro, while malaria, originally characteristic of the negro. has become the burden Of the white man.
 T invite your attention" the speak CT continued Ito the importance of the movement started in various plac- es in he south. to segregate each race in certain city blocks or portions of the city or county This has dis tnct biological and medical basis of far.reaching importance and of scien- tific soundness."
The Sentinel=record., 1913-12-31
GET IT AT HALLS.
GOING AFTER LOPEZ.
Sheriff Smith Does Not Believe Mex ican Murderer Has Escaped from
 Mine.

Bingham Utah, Dec. 30.-To open the Utah-Apex mine on Friday and search for Ralph Lopez, slayer of six men was the decision reached by Sheriff Smith today Although it gen. erally is believed the desperado has escaped the sheriff and his deputies are confident he succumbed either to hunger or to gases generated in he tunnels to aspyhyxiate him.
 Not since December 1, when the mine entrances were sealed and the workings filled with poisonous fumes. has any member of the posse seen or heard the desperado. The mine was opened and partly searched and seal ed again December fl.
 Seven sheriffs and nearly 300 dep uties pursued Lopez for week through several counties before he back-tracked to Bingham November 27 and made the mine his strong hold