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RAVELING sALEsMEN-Good

TRAVELLING SALEsMEN-Good side
line; free pocket sales outfit; easy
seller; merchant guaranteed against
loss; we pay express and take back
unso1d goods: our promptly paid COM
mission pays your entire travelling ex-
penses; harvest season now on; write
quick. Temby Jewelry Co., zoos S. Mich
igan Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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DRUGGISTS ATTENTION-If you are
figuring on going into business
somewhere, I'll sell you my stock n
fixtures at invoice price, less half the
freight it costs from here to your town,
inside of 800 miles. Address 127 care
Forum, (273)
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ProposaIs

Sealed bids will be received hy
the undersigned for e~xcavating the
basement for the new Masonic temple
addition, at his office mp to S o'clock
3. M. Wednesday, October 9Th, 1913.
Bids will also be received at the
same time for the connection.
SAMUEL r. .CRABBE,
Consulting Engineer ana Architect,
(Oet, A. 1919
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S85. 90 MONTHLY-Lady or gentleman
wanted as information reporter; no
ranvassing spare time; enclose stamp;
National Information Bureau, File $50,
Drawer 1869, Los Angeles. SaI.
l274e
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WANTED-Competent girl for house.
work; excellent wages. Mrs. H. P.
Beckwith, 504 14th St. south. (tf)
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SELL GROCERIES direct to farmer in
your community for the largest
wholesale house selling direct by am
pie, all goods guaranteed; drop ship
ments or carloads: permanent positions
worth $35 to 800 per week and UP;
liberal terms: give references. Address
Dept. P. Hitchcock Hill & Co.. Chicago.
(2T3)
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MAKE sac to $50 weekly selling our
new 800 candle power gasoline table
and hanging lamp; for homes, stores,
halls. churches: no wick; no chimney;
no mantel trouble: costs &c per night;
exclusive territory: we loan you sam
pie. Sunshine Safety Lamp Co, 1910
Factory Bldg, Kansas CITY, Mo.
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LAND FOR SALE.

FARM of 200 acres in the Palouse
country, three miles from Moscow,
idaho; nearly all cultivated; running
water; fine climate; no irrigation;
buildings near state university and
AGRICULTURAL college,; some Scandinav-
ians in neighborhood; price $50 per
acre. /. Fl. Trimble. owner, Moscow,
IDAHO. (2S2)
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wANTED-Plowing with steam outh1;
VA" ANrk Guaranteed; state number OF
wora and where situated in first le5t enI
H IiT Box 81. Grandin, N. II. N1ooI
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PoSITIONs WANTEp-MAHk.

MALE stenographer deslres C276]
can keep books. Phone 111.
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PLACE WANTED-Place on farm for
man and wife for the winter or yea.
a adE Place for two young men; or to
years. experience on the farm: re ~e,ve
ences furnished If requested. Write
to D. Fl. Ingle. Zion, N. d. ra7sse
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THOUSANDS testify that our vacuum
system positively restores hair and
cures all scalp troubles; no results, no
pay; booklet free. Dietrich. 116 Elm,
St. Louis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now calling on
drug trade to handle boxes. labels,
cartons, on commission; oldest house;
largest line; market prices. Pictorial
Printing Co, Aurora, Ill.
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CUT THIS OUT for luck; send birth
date and 10 cents for horoscope of
YOUR entire life. Prof. Raphael, 499
axinpton Ave. New York.
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astChallCeOffers

Save money by ordering subserip.
tons to periodicals now. Lists sent
to any address. Fargo Subscriptions
Agency. Fargo. NJ. o.
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALEsMAN-$1O per day commission
from the best punch board line IN
the market; weekly settlement; write
Immediately. American Factories Co,
st. Louis.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR CHIC

FOR SALE EGGS from pure bred and
prize winners; Buff P. Rocks 81 to 81
setting: Black Langshan 50; +. W. In
guarantee ten eggs fertile from each
setting; also have u P. Rock cock
erels and Indian Runner drakes for
sale. Island park Poultry Yards, Cole
man Baker, Prop, Fargo. N. D., r. r
No. 3.
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statesmen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un-
necessary; easy work: big pay; write
for large list of openings Offering OPP
portunitles to earn 500 to $500 a
sured. Address Dept. 400. National
Salesmen's Training Assn, Chicago,
New York, Kansas City, San Francisco.
(273)
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Observation-Disclosures at once on
farm, n that can take an .erring
mothers place to four little girls, ages
from 2 to ~. Am only a plain farmer;
middle aged; woman preferred. Fred
Reineke, Coils, MINI. .-- (276l
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PORTRAIT men attention.; portraits,
frames, at prices the lowest; best
work; orders filled on time; a trial or
der with me will convince you Of my
high grade work.; write at once. John
L. Trabue Mfg. Co., Fargo, N. d. (278)
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WANTED-A competent blacksmith
and horeshoer; So a day, or up to
$1,000 a year. Inquire Theo. Poppke,
Goodrich. N. D. (27S)
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~ oppoRTIJN1TY PAR EXCELLENT

r,r WISH q good live, wire to take
WE NAsa d oTr North Dakota n
charge Hr We are the largest
M NMi5ders Of F4 Stationary Vacuum Reno 40
S]storg: , wss 81 Of Of s2 HatSos00o Our maehinss
s are eSsa i but idH 5s'f IN the nor IaS;tioS
that Wv viii get you S0r the 3ets mSnH iHst WFhis 0 a
call :on u.s. Is v al Hun ~renovator write US
s S6n nrices. No. "a and rs lst st; 97 3,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. TO- go.
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: Do YOU KNOW we nickel plate .
. brass auto parts, stove castings, .
. ETC.; SILVER plate old silverware, d
d knives, forks, ety.; also resilver d
= old mirrors? Fargo Plating &c .
D Metalizing Co. o
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WANTED-A flrst-class harness-mak-
err at once; a steady job for a good
man. Address Larmour Bros, Lari-
more, N. D. (275)
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE and gas engl.
neering school will give you practica.
Instructions; write for information.
1928 Front st.
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WANTED-Grocery manager, also g"o-
Gerry clerks; must be experienced,
steady positions. Everybody's store,
222 Broadway. (tf.)
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WANTED-Competent housekeeper. by
gentleman living or farm; some help
In family; good home and wages to
right party. Address 1874 care Forum.
(2751
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WANTED-Experienced stenographer
n having experience in abstrac
ofhce preferred. Address, with refer,
ence, D.. F. Mcleod, Abstractor, Cando
N. D. 1918,
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EOUS.

SHOE REPAIRING-All Kinds Of shoe
repairing while you wait; lowest
prices; best work. John Bjorklund, 8
bth st. north, Moorhead. (tf)
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LOCOMOTIVE frmen, brakemen, wages
about 500; experience unnecessary.
Send age, stamp. Railway. 622 care
Forum.
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"ANTED-Girl for general house.
ohNWe york. 724 10th Ave. north: phone
(tf)
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Ua1a wanted for general housework.
SA| LIST Ave. orth. Mrs. Dr.. Sorkness.
(tf)
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UlMLS owe 16 years Of age. Apply at
Ihe Pioneer Candy Co,
{tf)
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HELP j
LAVE Knight Printing Co. engrave It.

WANTEn-Five first-class painters at
oEce.a Pnone 24ss-L .,a. (tf]
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Mrs. r. s.. Lewis, HOP ard
ave. south, or phone 100. (272l
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WANTED--Competent girl for genera
nouseWork. Mrs. A. H~allenbsrg, l9i>l
eth 81. south. (tf)
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WANTED-Lady roomer. 111s 9Th Ave.
AoEtn' phone, 2464-J. -,> .(296)
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E9FERIENCED girl for general
houseWork. Mrs. M. MacGregor, 1870
9th Ave- south.
(274)
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,77pST-CT,Ass bookkeeper wants posi-
ton with live concern wn mere seven .nese
is opportunity p st1arisn eer general general 3 Office work;
"a care Forum.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl for general
north; phone 532. (tf)
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WANTED.

AGENTS. MISUNDERSTANDING terri
tory given to right man; sells to
COMMERCIAL trade. H. O.. Shoop, Plano,
Ills. .... N''
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WANTED-Men prepare as %f1rernen,
brakemen, electric motormen, colorSd
train porters: hundreds put TO WorK'
$40 to 500 month; no experience nee
essary; 500 wanted; standard Morth
Dakota roads. Write Inter Railway
Dept. ESQ, indianapolis, lnd.
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9 HOTEL FOR SALE-Furniture OF y
o a 85-room hotel and cafe; run .
. ming night and day; doing large =
a b~usiness; heated and electric q
= lighted. Address Box SAG. dan .
. dan, N. d. <ooo q
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w ANTED-Editor-printer wishes TO
lease or secure a position on WORT Northh
paper in Minnes29ta ma or w Address J. NJ.
n park Rapids, Mimi. NH'ol
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AGENT-seIl high grade tools; every
man needs them; quick. sellers; 5000
nroft: now being advertised. Mid-City
Snecialtv Co., So w. Randolph ST., Chi
- 90 ri ,.a (273)
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pos1TI0N WANTE - Experi9ntea
young mar desires eseT posi monn tn and
M st bntel experience. Address o11sst
care Forum.
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GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get. My free booklet, Y-539, tells
how. Write ~today-now. Earl Hop
kins, Washington, D. c.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALn

HAVE knight Printing Co. Print It.
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COMPETENT girl for general house.
YORK; good wages. Mrs. w. J. Howe.
l136 9Th Ave. south. (273j
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
For parcel post. $40 month; thou
sands needed in North Dakota; exam
lnations May 3; sample questions and
coaching sent free. Franklin Institute
Dept. 276-B, Rochester, N. Y.
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GIRL for general housework. Mrs. D.
y. barrow, 603 9Th st, south, Moor
head; phone 36-L. (tf)
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WANFED-Girls for large farms; big
\, age OLSON Employment Co., 317
N. +. Ave. Fargo, N. D.
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AGENTs-Get particulars Of one of the
best paying propositions aver put on
sells: make $4,000 yearly; send postal
today for particulars. e. M. Feltman,
a Sales Mgr, 80S5 Sycamore ST.. Cincin-
a -p-~ (273)
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TEAMSTER wanted at Fairs Dray
Line. 81 4th Ave. north. (tfl
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w a city; notes prefe r. tour . mGnth IS
ex pt itS in 100 room hotel; write fe7 OF
wippe at once to 1876 care Forum tzI4l
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ONE COAT MAKER, one cleaner or
presser. Phone or write N. P. Han
sen. Merchant Tailor, Valley City, N. D.
(274l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-06-17
WILSON CAME VERY
NEAR, SAYS SENATOR

WASHINGTON, June 13.-(By Asso.
ciated Press Gable to Star Bulletin) -
Senator Jacob II. Gallinger of New
Hampshire, who was called before the
senate's lobby probe committee today,
testified that President Wilson came
"perilously near to lobbying" He told
how Wilson has used his influence to
urge the passage of the Underwood Tar
in Bill.
Truman Palmer, who is here repre-.
scnting the sugar beet interests, testi-
fed, when asked as to Senator Lodge 3
Thanking Of sugar literature through the
mails, that he had submitted to Lodge u
revised dummy made up of charts
used by Lodge in a speech in the SEN
ate which the senator had secured per-
mission to have printed at the govern
ment printing once. When these were
submitted said Palmer, Lodge had re.
piled Cline work. and had forwarded
the dummy to the public printer, stat.
ing that its present form met his en-
tire approval.
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stitution was under fire for many years,
but it weathered all storms until re.
Gently. The Field report will show
some funny things in this connection.
1t may be remembered that when
Field made his report TO the board of
trade, one of the principal chapters
thereof was devoted to the manage
ment of the Jail. He called attention
to the fact that the cost of support
and maintenance of prisoners was ex-
cessive. and made the fat statement
that the cost of this item could be re-
duced by seven cents day, which
apparently modest reduction would
amount to saving estimated at about
$685. n year. 1905
With this report in mind, Field the
other day took look over the old
accounts of the South Hilo Jail, His
search was amply rewarded, for he
found at least one financial transaction
which showed conclusively that the
prison finances were managed with
such magnificent disregarN for fig.
ures that where a warrant We issued
which was hundred dollars Mort OF
the amount of the total of the item.
lied bills, il made no difference. The
mistake was not even noticedl
As a matter of fact, this discovery
leads right to the territorial auditor
who, if he looks into the mattel. using
what Field has discovered as basis
may find some interesting developments
in connection Herewith.
1t does not require an expert ,mathe
matician to see that an error of q
hundred dollars has been made Gu the
addition.
Nevertheless this demand was Aligned
by Maby as deputy high sheriff.
warrant was issued for $555.5O. Thi,
warrant was endorsed and eashed By
Maby as deputy high sheriff. In spit,
of the fact that it was a hundred dol
lars short, no kick ever appeared Tn,
short amount was presumably sent t.
the high sheriff, and, judging from al
these Indications, the Territory is still
q hundred dollars out.
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No,O Facing
a Charge
of Murder

In the departure. OF Charles ]. Echols
and Miles Terry OF the Twenty fifth
Infantry on the Ventura yesterday att
ernoon was found an echo of crime
which scandalized the community at
the time of former President Taft s
visit here as secretary of war several
years ago. Echols and Terry are en-
route to Seattle to testify against
Iedro Gonzales, a Filipino and former
messboy connected with the Twenty.
fifth Infantry, who is charged with
murder in the Washington courts.
Echols and Terry are accompanied by
their wives.
During former President Taft = visit
here as secretary of war, gold watches,
diamond rings and other jewelry were
found missing by members of the party
while they were residing at the Young
Hotel. Gonzales was arrested and con
victed by the federal authorities of the
crime and sentenced for short term
to Oahu prison.
Gonzales is being tried at present
for the murder of woman named
Martinez in Seattle. The two men who
left on the Ventura yesterday with their
wives are believed to have some knowl.
edge useful to the government case
against the Filipino.
X. II. Campbell and wife, of Seattle
who have been in Honolulu for some
time, also left for the Washington city
on the Ventura yesterday afternoon
and information has reached the fed.
eral authorities that Campbell will ap.
pear rs a witness against Gonzales
Campbell is said to be former membe,
of the Tewtny-ffth Infantry, who has
become camp follower and money
lender to the troop, it is said His re-
cent trip here was caused, it is said
by debts that still remained unpaid to
him. The Martinez woman is believed
to have been employed in the Seattle
restaurant operated by Campbell.
Captain William G., Doane, adiutant
of the Twenty-fifth Infantry, who left
for Seattle several weeks ago is credit
ed by the local federal authorities with
having to do with the prosecution of
the murder charge against Gonzales. 1t
is believed that Doane will appear as
witness against the former employe
of his regiment.
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point committee to consult with the
supervisors, or to write to the super.
visors asking them that an honest and
efficient man be appointed, but the
board of trade could hardly take the
responsibility of making Il selection.
Nichols moved that the chair ap.
point committee of three to confer
with the supervisors in regard to the
appointment of au auditor, with the
understanding that the board of trade
does not endorse any one man, but
that the committee will assist in the
selection of good, reputable man for
the office. Forrest seconded the motion
which carried.
Chairman Elliott announced that he
would appoint the committee after the
meeting. He appointed L. +. Nichols
IL. b. Mariner and Judge Wise.
After Maui Business.
Castendyk brought up the fact that
it is very desirable for Hilo bushes,
houses to have direct steamship freight
connection with Maui, as was had wher
the Glaudine was on its old run. sew
'eral of those present pointed out thai
it would hardly be possible to Undue,
the Inter-lsland company to put ON {
boat to handle this business, as il
would probably prove too small t.
justify the expense, and the Maunf
Kea and the Claudne were both crowd
ed with their present schedules. " A
committee, consisting of C. Castendyk
T.. N Holmes and G. II. Wears, wa
appointed to take up the matter.
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SOMETHING DEPENDABLE.

Diarrhoea is always more or less
prevalent during this weather. BE pre-
pared for it. Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
prompt and cffectual. 1t can always be
depended upon. For sale by all dealers
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii advertisement
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Finding that Matsushima, the Japa.
pese killed by an explosion in the
Waiahole tunnel, came to his death
through his own tareiessness, coro.
ner's jury presided over by Deputy
Sheriff Rose yesterday afternoon
brought in verdict to this effect
after n short inquest. Fellow japanese
workers agreed in stating that the man
exhibited a degree of recklessness
which caused both of them to warn
him and that he paid no attention to
them.
The principal witnesses were Uchida
and Kamatani. The man who was
killed was the expert powderman of
the gang and had gone into a side tun.
mel to set off seventeen charges that
had been prepared.
Accompanied by Kamatani and
Uchida, all holding lighted candles, he
started to light the fuses until drop
of water fell on Kamatani 5 candle
and put it out
The latter then left, but after round.
ing the first turn noticed that the tun.
mel was filling with smoke and warned
the others also to leave, according to
the testimony. Uchida partially heed.
cd his warning and repeated it to Mat.
sushima. The latter laughed, however
and said there was no danger. The
first report sounded shortly afterwards
and Uchida was hit by small stone
Matsushima was caught by the other
discharges.
The verdict stated that death was
due to n fracture of the skull and
cerebral hemorrhage
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(By Federal Wireless Telegraph

RACINE, Wisconsin, June ll.-(Spe.
cial to The Advertiser)-An explosion
occurred here today aboard the steamer
L. NJ. Peck, while it was loading, and
it is now, burning. Five bodies were
taken from the vessel. The list of
dead includes the engineer and two of
his helpers. Two members of the crew,
badly injured, have been removed. The
force of the explosion wrecked the yes.
sells stern and its coal cargo is still
burning. It is feared others still are
in the hold.
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Gronna Annoyed.
A. d. G. TO LOOK AFTER
SMALL. ARM PRACTISE

IA Special orders issued by command of
Brigadicr General Funston, June 9, de.
tails First Lieutenant w. G. Ball, Sec.
ond Infantry, aidede.camp to General
Funston, as inspector Of small arms
practice for this department. Lieuten.
ant Ball succeeds Captain Massey. Lieu.
tenant Balls selection for the post fol.
lows the wording of the regulation
creating the office, which calls for an
officer of experience. W lLl- .IL.L