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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
ALL MAY GO.
Five North Dakota Democrat Electors
May Carry the Vote.

Five North Dakota Democrat Electors
May Carry the Vote.
Fargo. n. D., Jan. cit is probable
that North Dakota's democratic cleo
tors. five in number, will carry the
vote for President-elect Woodrow
Wilson to Washington in February.
The North Dakota electors will meet
January 10 at Bismarck to decide
whether n man shall carry the vote
but 1t is likely that all will make the
trip.
Colonel T. G. Kelly Of Fargo. one of
the electors. said last night that the
victory of democracy calls for a cele-
bration and that the North Dakotans
feel they can fittingly mark the event
j%ourneying to Washington in a
body to attend the electoral college,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
CHICKEN THII;yIcs T1fAILED.

Harry Olson and G. C. Campbell were
taken into custody last night charged
with the theft Of a dozen chickens. II
is said they confessed to- the police.
Sometime Saturday night tho chick.
ems were stolen from Il coop in the
rear OF a tailor shop at Seventh
street south and First avenue. Tn.
chicken thieves wrung the nccks Of
the fowls and left the heads lying in
the coop.
Detectives Krocmcr and Brcvard
trailcd the fellows by the blood stains
in the snow. and last night Campbell
was taken into custody. He cOnfessc1
and implicated the two other fellows.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
AFTER AUDITORIUM.
Fargo -ArmorN Association Organized
Plan Big Building.

"I.arso. y. d.. Jan. 6.-The Fargo
-Arm"ry association has been orgam-
lied ~ Fargo business men With a
capital stock of 100000.
II is planned 20 build an auditorium
building seating 1000 people and work
will begin at once.
The construction will be rushed and
it is planned to have the new building
ready for use by June !, 1913.
The Fargo Arnlory association
Which has been incorporated under
tho state laws has secured the lots
at Broadway ard First venue south
formerly owned ny Company y.
The auditorium Will he built over
looking Island park and Will ht Sos
LAO feet in size
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
The
THE WEATHER.
Thief River Falls-Clar. calm.

Thief River Falls-Clar, calm. IS
below.
Bismarck-clear. calm. IS below.
Hanktnson-Clcar, light northwest
wind. 12 below.
alenwood. .Minn.-Clear. strong
northwest wind. IL below.
10 Portal-Clear. brisk northwest wind
Aarvcy-C1ear. calm. "a below.
Enderlin-Clcar. light west wind, lC
below.
Minneapolis-Clear. IL below.
Chicago-Cloudy. 22 above. Slect
and snow last night.
Terrez Ha4te-Raining. SO above.
little sleet and snow last night. -A"'
Rloomingtun-Cloudy, Is above.
Had heavy sleet storm last night,
Peoria-Cloudy. 13 above. Some
sleet and snow yesterday.
st. Louis-Cloudy. 35 above.
kansas City-Snowing. 8 above.
all Saturday and Sunday night and
general all yer the state.
Forecast.
Iilinois-Snow flurries. Cold wave
tonight. Tuesday generally fair with
colder in east.
1ndiana-Local now and colder
tonight. Cold wave. Tuesday. gener.
80 A"AA ia SOlASls
Missouri-Cloudy and colder to-
night. Tuesday fair and continued
cold.
MISUNDERSTANDING fair tonight
and Tuesday. Colder tonight with
cold wave in extreme east portion.
Minnesota-Fair with colder in
southeast tonight. Tuesday fair with
rising temperature.
1owa-Generally fair tonight and
TUESDAY. Colder In 0aSf fnniuht.
warmer in west Tuesday.
North Dakota-F'air tonight and
Tuesday. Slowly rising temperature
South Dakota-Iair tonight and
day and in extreme west tonight.
Nebraska-Fair and continued cold
tonight. Tuesday fair and rising tenn
perature.
Kansas-Fair tonight and Tuesday
Rising temperature.
Montana-Fair tonight and Tues
day. Rising temperature.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
M1NoT GETS. ONE.

Minot. N. D.. Jan. G.-The Northern
Briquetting company. with a capital!-
cation of $780, 900. has been organized
by L. NJ. Davis of this city and Her
nan Winterer and Hugh Mcdonald
of Valley City. Mr.. Davis is president
of the concern.
MIR. Davis informs Us that the COM
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
PIGGERS SENTENCED.
Judge Davis OF Minot Notes Out Sen
fences to Three.

tenCcS % 1I1rCc.
Mino;, y. D., Jan. CIV. NJ. link,
William Cyrus and Frank Gale We're
sentenced by Judge Davis this fore
noon for plugging. link and Gale boia
pleaded guilty during the present tern.
of u while Cyrus stood trial and
was convicted. link was given ninety
days in Jail and was fined 5000. with
a Jail sentence of ten days additional
in case If failure to pay the fine and
costs. Cyrus was given ninety days
in jail and was fined $500 and costs
taxed at SIS, with ton days additional
for fine and costs. Gale received
ninety days in Jail, was fined 5000,
while the costs We're taxed at $o5,
A nan who has a recipe for get
ting rich won't sell it, unles selling
1t is the recipe.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
Mill CITY Man Victim.

Orville Wilson. 1879 Holden street
north, Minneapolis. is said to have
been among tho most recent OF Miss
CANDLES victims. Wilson learned on
ly yesterday that the woman with
whom he had been corresponding for
a month had been arrested. He had
g her So as part payment of the
fare to Minneapolis from Dies Moines.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06

Not to give presents may cntitle
n to the Red Badge of Courage, but
that isn't what it will get him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
OUTLOOK. BETTER
SAYS B@RADSTREET
Review Of 1912 Shows the Old
Year 10 Have Been One of
Peaceful Progress.
Favorable conditions are in I

3aNO1oolC SOllu1SlO1AS arc AL l140
majority as the new Year opens.
Easily first in this category are
basic crop results. which tend to
exert a steadily widening influence
as they pass into human and ami
consumption.
To an extent probably never before
exceeded, the crops have been gathered
housed or marketed in good condition.
and cheaper food. which lies at the
base of all industrial effort. seems
likely to be one beneficial feature.
AS to future crops. it may be said
that the winter-wheat crop starts out
With a better condition though with a
smaller area than q yea ago.
Orders now on the books Of manu-
%facturers and wholesalers are suffi-
cient TO keep most lines busy until
spring arrives.
Nineteen hundred and twelve was a
of remarkable. achievement in
agriculture, in trade and in industry.
says BraGstrect's review Of the buSi-
ness year just made public.
1T saw set up many new records OF
crop yield, of commodity price move
mcnt, of foreign and domestic trade
ara Of manufacture.
Ii observed some notable changes
aliens political lines, witnessing the
Overwhelming defeat of the party
dominating the country absolutely for
sixteen years, and with the exception
of two presidential terms had con-
trcllcG national affairs for v half a
century. the birth OF a new political
organization, while heralding the re-
turn To national power of an organ
izatiOn which had lain dormant prac-
tlcally since 1896.
Business and Elections.
It saw registered some great chang
es i'll legislation and some new legal
definitions of existing laws, which,
However, seemed to be received with
equanimity if not with actual indif-
ference.
Despite the interest; approaching
excitement, apparently inseparable
from American national elections. the
country's business moved forward
with some irregularities visible at
times, 1t is true, but, on the whole,
with a steadiness and an Indifference
to clamor, whether of political or of
quasi-economic origin. which was re-
freshing to those who had not lost
faith, in the republic. and comforting
ent crop returns and sober. solid hard
work and industry. rather than in po-
litical nostrumS. is to be found true
conservation and real national prog
rcss.
Period of Peaceful Progress.
The country's participation in inter-
national politics was along peaceful
lines, and while the interdependence
Of the nations subjected it to strains
growing out of European war and
financial disturbance. it was spared
the alarms Or the open hostilities
which afflicted all the nations of the
Old world and some countries in the
western hemisphere.
Briefly stated, it was u period OF
peaceful progress and plenteous pro-
duction during which were laid some
firm foundations for a season of pros
perity in the current year.
No Worry Over Politics.
Perhaps the most notable develop
nlcnt in the years commercial history
"a really new happening as it proved
was the serenity with which the
business world awaited and surveyed
the years domestic political change.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
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and be sure you get the kind you ask
for. Simply fill out free coupon be-
low and mail today. Save yourself
from the surgeons knife and its tor
ture, tho doctor and his bills.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
CLEARANCEs.
PRIMARY RECEIPTS
CAR ESTIMATE.

Estimates for tomorrow in Chicago
Hogs $4,000,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-06
Market Quotations
MAY WHEAT

Furnished by Chas. =. Lewis and
Grain n Stock Brokers,
Security block. Grand Forks. N. D.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02

The lower house of legislature has again passed the penal code in which it passed during is likely that the senate will approve This has been once vetoed Governor ground that it took away executive the heretofore held in granting pardons action of the eresent governor setting opinion above the plain written providing the death penalty, to mind is fu war in the penal code to which ob1ec action of the legislature in this has met with pronounced opposition in Ar1- zona except and of his appontees and Western Federation allies. That the great major of the approve action their representa- tives matter is shown by their refusal to sign petition invoking vote on consttutionai amendment capital punishment in the state
 Should Governor Hunt again veto the penal code, should it reach which has again passed will again invite criticism based on his stubborn disposition override both the law and the will of the people. a will result in further proonging the legislature which is costing taxpayers heavily The Tucson Star which has by governor with friendly during many of the the administration in the last the legislature has this to say regarding his probable action the penal code:
 appears that the code will be passed by the legislature just as the extra session and help things materially the would sign the code passed. He thinks he is right in taking the against the which limits the parong anc power chief executive, but that doesn alter the fact is vetoed again vii cost the for the entire code vii have be gone again If tn Governor has faitt in his belief and people he might let
 o to theu,- for decision had about al of the time legislature to pay fol and veto of still greater waste O. time We hope will reconsider his decision to the bill.'
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
OLD AGE PENSIONS.
Proqressive Measures Introduced In
 Congress.

The Progressive old age pension bills to provide one to four dollars a week for all those more than sixty five years old whose incomes are under $1O a week, was introduced today by Representative Kelly ot Pennsylvania.
 His plan would tension those with incomes less than $6 a week at $4 a week; incomes of from $6 to $1, at S3: between $7 and sS, $2 week and from $S to 9, $1 a week.
 The bill would disqualify criminals lunaitcs and inpates of almhouses and all men 65 years of age who for any extended periods have failed 10 earn according to their ability.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02

origin the serum is based on theory that the bacillus disease is in two strains, might be found in the same patient and a specific for each must be found Two sets nocuated with the separate strains and obtained. With these serms two sets of mice inoculated while at the time sputum from the natient was also infected into the Through this physicians according to Dr. McWiliams de- scrpton of the investigators eforts were in position determine bacillus had afflicted the patient, then nocuated with the serum affect ing that particular strain.
 The development of the anti-toxin is declared to De the research cenered study of the organism causing pneumonia.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
Editorial Page
THE UNFORTUNATE cANANEA INCIDENT

The incident at C,ananea-which resulted in de parture general the Cananea Consolidat ed Copper company forced to leave the com panys property the big mining camp is perhaps paines of the lack of gover authority in that country that has been during the entire revolutionary trouble in Mexico Douglas stood his ground for the rights himself company there possible hope of showing composing the mob of the great damage which must come only to the mining com pany themselves they carried out the declared purpose yielded under protest and under the compelling force of two and when the thortes of the district advised him to go away at eas temporarily.
 The logical result o conditions under which MT Douglas left Cananea will closing and leaving population of twelve to fifteen people without means of subsistence gloomy picture but it is the expected one afte what happened Cananea.
 The Cananea outbreak which was disappoint- ing believed that after the fedras under General Ojeda had been overcome ana or1Veh iro oo remain for further trouble ln part the state; will be disappolntns to those who have friendship of the citizens of Americans and American enterprises It was and friendly Sonora people in the past came, doubt, continuation Of an ex- citement which reached pitch during the fighting at Cananea afterwards at Naco in which the citizen soldiers of final victors, though at cost many lives
 What will be the final a Cananea cannot now be foretoId changed spirit created there Consolidated Copper company need not expect again regain control and direction ot tner cannot anoro aoi curity foreign enterprises the state then foreign terprses their endeayors and await for an opportunity their actvl ties enterprises may be resumed
 At Cananea successor of J. S. Douglas could re sume authority direction of work there until the controlling spirit that is eliminated it is better that the wheels still enterprise under thu control management of the mob would not only bt without possible hope of profit. but would surely o' doomed to certain destruction early day.
 occurred at Cananea is most unfortunate fo the Sonora, unfortunate for the big mining com pany in which many millions of American dollars hav been invested and still for those wh may away from the with no means for sun sistence with inviting haven where empioymen may be secured
 Let us hope will be quick revolution o sentiment al and that industry there may b under conditions that will soon restor ueace and prosperity unreasoning people
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
WOULD HOIST HUNT WITH OWN PErARD.

As has predicted Democrats of have in motion the machinery necessary bring about the recall of Gov ernor Hunt meetings have been held in Jerome Prescott largely attended by representa- tive citizens which action of the Arizona executive m overriding in suspending the crim- nal code the vigorous and hearty con- demnation and served or the governor by people Yavapai county that public sentiment Of county the mandate of the law be car the of the four convicted YaVapal county execution he is preventing Petitions being prepared praying for election to recall the governor will be rapidly put into circulation and expected that by the time Governor Hunt gets his cam pagn for capital punishment we'll under way he will find himself in the midst of an other campaign effort retain his position as gov ernor.
 Governor Hunt has a persistent advocate of the desrabty of the recall propaganda He repeatedly boased he was chiefly instrumental in having that great principle engrafted upon the Ar zona constitution the light of subsequent de veopments it is gratifying to note tna' the governor in danger of being hoisted by his own petard he will probably be the first Arizona undergo the application of the prnclpes has thought sincerely that the recall great thing for Arizona people he will soon position demonstrate the sourdness of his con- ention developments that have come to light regarding of Governor Hunt there is no question interests of the people of would be properly served through ms removal the office of governor
 His prison policy is that has eicted the unquaiI fled condemnation of the people of Ar1zona~ Ills suo personal prediecons for the criminal code of his stae forcing the people of his state to accept personal will for the law in lieu Of the written law people Arizona, is sufficient to warrant his office he has clearly demonstrated ms incapacty and disregard for his oath of office candidate for governor Of Ar1zona he tell his people that he would do these things m the event he promised them hon. and business administration: Ills ldea or honeStF was reflected the purchase of an automobile for his personal use and charging prison account and his business reflected the ignoring of the plain Arizona state law in the purchase of supplies.
 belongs that type of politician who would eternay the people with spacious pretenslons while doing things that comport with prsonal ideas and interests small man in his grasp of the successfully fill the position Of governor ana
 the longer he permitted occupy the gubernatorlal discredit he will bring upon the people or Arizona chaos that will result in the state. The Governor Hunt is mighty good thing that should be steadily pushed aong.-El Paso Times
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
1AxArloN MEASURES.

legislature has passed tax measure and 1t will pass the mine bi which has been passed by the house Among things, it to pass taxation not leave the matter of taxation in of the commission that the legislature was called in extra session The really before the extra session were appropriations the taxation measures It requires appropriations the state going and it requires taxation that the state might get the money appropriations. It that that passed nearly the same as those introduced in the last session.
 Senate 22 has passed both houses and awaits conference amendments before it will go to the governor will be effective in time to be applied for collection of taxes this year The abolished and the provision penazng who seek to avoid taxation was made provides however means for finding prop erty subject taxation far possible In order to complete machinery there is another bill which is being that gives the tax commission specihc powers creates board of equalization rms comes amendment passed and ratified last fall
 The as it has been passed by the the valuation of mines be arbitrarily placed in relation production, regardless of the fines the value three times the net proceeds product
 The enactment mine taxation measure removes from the commission which 1t has pos sessed in valuation of mines It also re moves any probability of the acceptance of the Flney mines at least until the next session of legisature.-Arizona Star
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02

Children are much more likely to, contract the contagious diseases when they have colds. Whooping cough. diptheria, scarlet fever and consump- ton are diseases that are often con tracted when the child has cold. That is why all medical authorities. say beware of colds. For the quick cure of colos you will find nothing bet ter than Chamberla1n's Cough Reme- dy. It can always be depended upon and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
THE CURE FOR PNEUMONIA.

Dr. Clarence A McWilliams announce sthat new cure for pneumonia tested at the Rockefeller h. sttute in Reno.
 The teegraphic the announcement is quite in teresting.
 The of a positive is not yet War ranted Dr McWilams said but improvement ln pheu- ronia cases under the treatment have been noted Patients who have nocuated with serum prepared
 nnar different from that attending the discovery Of ber serums are observation at the institute Ac cordine to Dr. McWiams announcement the success or t.,re o the method expected two to six months hence
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02

The power of in the storm, neither IS It Ill the flood is either, but both under Sen- eral laws by Him. The power ot God IS Ill the men and women who help the storm and flood sufferers The Red alone had million dol lars contribute sufferers That IS the way God works The women who contributed are children of God their brothers and sisters in distress It is talk of the power of God being shown in the destruction property and in the taking of human life. It the of nas1re natural laws 1rorlno their course unusual things the bo1ls that come the body of the earth God IS not III them God is in he of the people
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-05-02
SPONGING ON THE
NEWSPAPER RS.

NEWSPAPERS.
 The reason given in the senate TOT the cutting of the price of state ad- vertising was a very good reason, from the standpoint from which It was given, the reason being that Phoenix papers were doing other ad- vertising so very, very much cheaper, says the Prescott Courier. All news paper men in the state know that cer- tain papers in the Salt River valley have for years beeu doing advertising at a rate so low as to Stagger the uh- derstanding of apu man who ever saw the inside of a printing office. Near ly all of this state advertising is done in Phoenix, and what little finds it's way outside of Phoenix, at the rate proposed to be paid, will not pay to keep books on, and might as well be sent with the customary U. s. Post office request to please publish as matter of news. And right here we take occasion to remark that the way this government is seeking to regulate newspapers out of existence, when for years and years it has "bummed
 it's advertising from those same news papers, does not show up the govern ment in the most favorable lighgt.