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JUST LIKE HIM

Before the official canvass OF the vote
cast in the recent election had begun,
the governor through his private secre-
tary had already collected money from
his appointees and their assistants for
a Contest Fund, with which to fight the
election of Tom Campbell It appears
that the present occupant Of the COVER
nor's chair anticipated that the result
Of the official canvass would show
Campbell in the lead, and was making
his plans accordingly, not to abide by
the decision of the people, but to fight
it, no matter how great Campbell's ma
jority might prove to be.
OF course, if the official canvass,
which is not completed at the time this
is written, should show lead of very
few votes for either candidate, the op-
posing party might be justified in ask
ing for recount. But the democratic
state central committee, or the demo
cratic party very sensibly took the
stand that until the official canvass had
been completed no action would be
taken, decision that on the face of re-
turns is manifestly sane and reason
able A similar decision was announced
by the republicans, both sides in fact
being content to wait until the official
canvass had been made.
In the face Of such action on the part
of the leaders Of his party, the governor
begins calling on his appointees for
contest fund, thereby showing that he
intends to fight the result of the election
if it is shown that he has been defeated.
A proper sense Of the dignity Of his Of
flee, faint glimmer of propriety would
cause most men in such position to
wait until the will of the people had
been announced, and then to let the
contest, if contest should appear ad-
visable, be handled by the state central
committee OF the party. 1t certainly
i'll behooves a man who has bungled the
job for five years to begin preparing for
a contest before the official canvass Of
returns has been made.
Graham county, normally democratic
by 400 votes, gave Campbell 1919 major
ity over Hunt The reason is not hard
to find The governors s personal organ,
Dunbar's Weekly repeatedly called
President Kimball of the Mormon stake
IAN old fraud" and other endearing
names. Strange to say the Mormon
president took it as a personal matter,
and made it point to see as many of
his neighbors as possible before cleo
ton day. Which only goes to prove
what is pretty generally conceded, that
the one man most responsible for the
overwhelming vote against Hunt is the
democratic party is none other than
Geo. G. w. p. Hunt himself.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-11-25

Why the band has gone into retire
ment.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-11-25

Copper Camp ads. bring results. Try
one and be convinced.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-11-25

Subscribe for the Conner Camp
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-11-25

How McFadden and McDermott got
home.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-11-25

Now that work has been begun on the
new bridge over Mineral creek, we
hope that Jupiter Pluvius and the
weather man will wait until the new
viaduct is finished before sending the
usual flood down Mineral creek.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-11-25

How Tex Craig happened to go to
work.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-11-25
HARD TO UNDERSTAND

Why Jack Davis don't get married.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-27
Wife Of Albert B. Caffee, Cedar
Rapids, Ia, missing. Believed in

Chicago.
Aid. John j. coughIin's sec'y,
Chas. PTibish, joined First Cavalry.
Jas. Lloyd, indianapolis negro, ar
rested after pulling knife on Officer
Geo. De Mar.
Judge Clarence Goodwin urged for
Hughes vacancy on Supreme bench.
Geo. F. CoIebaugh, Jr., 761 E. 37th,
eloped to Crown Point with Helen
Lowenstein. His mother thinks. it
awful"
The council judiciary committee
o. KID theaters within 200 feet Of
churches.
Judge Lands said bankruptcy
court was refuge for crooks and
deadbeats."
Chief HeaIey sure John RudnicIr,
killed by Officer COley Madden, is the
slayer Of Bror Johnson.
Anti-orime commission against pa
role to second offenders.
Rain flooded Rogers Park base
ments yesterday.
Anton Hammer, wholesale liquor
dealer, 1903 Jansen av., fined $25
and costs for selling liquor retail on
Sunday.
DR.. John Dill Robertson resigned
professorship at LOyola university.
VIM. Lardner arrested for alleged
violation of anti-dTug act.
Geo. Jungmeyer, Marengo, H.,
found shot and killed in room at Ho-
tel Best, % w. Van Buren,. Police
probing.
Rosina Chipperta, IA, West Ham,
mond, who shot and killed man that
tried to attack her, acquitted and
praised for act.
Jas. r. Turbet, II, 1913 Congress,
found dead in bed.
Unidentified man killed by C. &
E. l. train near Chicago Heights.
Frank Bot, 1919 Aberdeen ST., held
to grand jury on charge Of murder
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-27
BLAME CONCERN FOR MANS
SPECULATIoNS-SUE

Because the officials of the Bank
of Adair, Ill, claim that the firm Of
Adolph Kempner & Co., 141 w. Jack
son blvd, knew Walter Sporting,
cashier, was spending the banks
money in his specUlations, suit was
filed for 81, 900 against the Kempner
company yesterday,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-27
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

B6TWyH CITY COUNCIL VIII T6COInT
mend extension of Metropolitan 81"
to 68th av.
Geo. H. Melvin, 4156 BurIey av., in4
jured when motorcycle was run
down by auto of Dr.. A. K. Gunther.
1,4oo children given working cer-
tificates yesterday.
s,s48 books stolen from Chicago
public library in one year.
Divorced wife of Jimmy Ryan,
king of clairvoyants, suicide in
Lusk, Wyo Love affair blamed.
Sargis Y. Baaba, Persian vice con-
sui in Chicago, sued Paul S. Newey,
editor Of Young AssyTian, for $4,000
for alleged newspaper attacks.
Young man and woman sought in
mysterious shooting Of VIM. Rebbe
on Lake Shore drive.
Mrs. Hazel SiIVerman, who admit
ted she stole from Chas. A. Stevens
& Bros, released on bonds. Case
continued until June II.
DespIaines street police after DO
gus restaurants connected with sa-
looms.
Black Handlers suspected in dyna-
mite blast at SOB N. Dearborn st.
Victor Schneider, IA, 2019 Nor
wood av., riding on wagon, stuck out
head. Hit by car. May die.
$4,000 bonds of Harry Werner, all
legged swjndler, forfeited. Tony May,>
bOndsman, pleaded that Werner was
killed in European war.
Robbers held up Herbert Silver,
paymaster of North Side Sash &
Door Co. Took $50 but overlooked
satchel containing 1925.
BLAME CONCERN FOR MANS
SPECULATIONS-SUE
Because the officials of the Bank
of Adair, Ill, claim that the firm Of
Adolph Kempner & Co., 141 w. Jack
son blvd knew Walter CnarliDp
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
Surprising Strength Of
Cole, Running for Judge,
Feature of Primaries
CITY VOTE ON JUDGEsHIP.

precincts t" entyfVe Steele county
to The
Charles A. Pollock 3o7.
ther 'front.' the
2e1 Frame Smith United senator-Hes
McCumber 1884,
kraabei 469.
including city Fargo,
reporting early this
Pollock 416
Third by Judae
Pollock today S foIoWsi
"With about tenseven precincts be
majority continues in these
win the district in the neehborhood of 600 majority"
Twelve precincts of twenty-five Of Steele
through the county
afternoon Pollock majority Of 1S3 The
stood: Pollock 223; A.. r. 20.
One Of yesterdays primary
Cass county the surprising strength shown A.
for district judge On the
received than Judge Pollock
although this conceded.
Both these will be nominated,
judiciary ticket and the high
must mako the again in the fall.
Cole in the lead the district by large
according the
in the county returned close
Cole the lead Judge Pollock this
n Pollock 1919 Cole $685.
LOCO Judge Pollock believes that he will
Seventeen precincts out of thieish Trail county,
645 Pollock
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
Latest Figures Show
Nonpartisan Candidates
May Have Made Clean
Sweep of the State

Latest Porte j. MeCunber has won
and Nestos
cn nomination for senator pne total nearly
northern generally
though he has n chance of pulling to McCumber
lynn Frazier the onPrsn league candidate has the Re
publican 5urdick him opposition Of the
that nothing but comfortable majority for the Hoops
a S sight.
Morton instance, still
the Nonpaisan Mercer
Oliver Dunn, strongly Nonpasan Divide joining Williams
Burdicks for conditions
the
conceded.
the Nonpartsan strength carried
state is
nd Kraabe witho que
Lang Jorgenson md
Lind and Jorgenson slightly Nonpartsan
counties than the other candidates The will
these contests
is
relative positions
candidates
Yesterdays however wire service
will be before
county orty Budek has
and The Optic Reporter this afternoon
the by 300.
Up 49t reporng surdck
by 400 gubenatoraI
from Missouri slope
Nonparn League "Canddste"
there returns from central delaying
hand s34o; Burdiok has $685. and
Frame 1858
For senator, McCumber has
Nestos
Der has 1892 Hanna 4o4o, and Nestos
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CONTROL
ASSURED

From the very few returns that
were available today, owing to the un
usual wire trouble, it is evident that
the next legislature will be completely
under the domination of the Non
partisan league.
There are a, few exceptions. Barnes
county has nominated Frank E. Ploy
har for the senate over the league
candidate, c.. J. Lee. Reports from
Valley City stated that Ployhar will
have a majority Of 100 over Lee. Burl
Carr has also defeated the Nonpartisan
candidate. F. E. Harper, for the lower
house fr"~' the Valley City district.
The Ninth legislative district, con-
sisting principally of the city of Fargo.
has nominated Gilbert Haggart over
Joseph Blatchford by a big vote. There
was no opposition to the independents
candidates for the lower house in this
district.
Pembina County.
Cavalier, June 29.-Geiger, Husband
and Mcmillan, are probably the can
didates of the Republicans for the
state legislature in the Pembina coun-
ty, Geiger being the Nonpartisan can
didate. Two other candidates nomi-
mated by the Nonpartisan league are
on the Democratic ticket.
Husband, a member of several leg
islatures, is running second or the Re-
publican ticket. while Mcmillan and
King are running cloes.
Cavalier County.
Langdon, June 29.-Otto Olson and
Otto Dettler, Nonpartisan league leg
islative candidates, and John Baldson,
opposed by the league, were nomi-
mated for the legislature by Cavalier
county Republicans, finishing in the
order named.
TraiII County.
Hillsboro, June 29.-Al three Non
partisan legislative candidates were
nominated by the Republicans. Such
well known legislative figures as Bur-
nett, Coltom, and Mons Johnson. go
ing down to defeat Albert Moen. 977,
leads: H. Strom, $40, and A. E. Guam,
1872. following in order.
The defeated candidates are Bur
nett, 49S: Coltom. 456: Heskin. 4SS;
Mons johnson. AL.
Ramsey County.
Devils Lake, N. D., June 29.-Thirty-
three out Of 35 precincts in Ramsey
county give McCumber TOT, Hanna 334,
Nestos 3O4; Cuthbert no, Helgesen
565; Kraabel 757, Sorlie 442; Burdick
566, Frame 2s3, Frazier 5S6; Langer
748, Linde 489.
Benson County.
Minnewaukan, N. D., June 2s.-Both
Nonpartisan legislative candidates
were nominated in this county. Church
and Maddox were nominated, defeat
ing Dickinson and Hill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29

The returns today indicate that U.
S. Sen. Porter ]. McCumber has been
nominated as Republican nominee to
succeed himself. by a plurality over
Governor Hanna estimated at in excess
Of 5000 and which may pass 10000
r. A. Nestos of Minot is third. trailing
Governor Hanna by margin some
what smaller than had been generally
anticipated.
For governor, Lynn ]. Frazier, Nom
partisan leagues candidate, apparently
was nominated in yesterdays primar-
les. His lead over y. l. .Burdick will
be around 5000; ]. H. Fraine has fin-
ished a bad third. while George Smith
polled a very light vote.
For congress in the First district, H.
T. Helgesen has been nominated to
succeed himself, defeating F.. T. Cuth-
bert. Cuthbert made a good run in
the cities. but Helgesen's stronghold
in the rural precincts put him over
with a good margin.
The outstanding features down the
line with the state ticlSSt Of the re-
publicans, is the apparent victory of
Attorney General Linde over LANCER of
Mandan; Halls easy defeat Of Hort
for secretary of state, KraabeIs wide
margin over Sorlie for lieutenant gov
ernor, Taylor's defeat Of S. o. Olsness
for insurance commissioner, the pros
pect that the present railroad commits
sion has been renominated, and that
Flint has been nominated over Hagen
to succeed himself as commissioner of
agriculture.
Carl Jorgenson and Karl Kositzky.
rival candidates for state auditor, are
running a close race on returns so far
available, and a more complete vote
will be necessary before the issue can
be determined.
For justices of the supreme court, in
field of eight candidates, Robinson
Birdzeil and Grace, the candidates en-
dorsed by the Nonpartisan league, are
polling almost the total Nonpartisan
league strength, running close together
and the prospects are that they will be
the highest candidates.
Justice Fisk seems assured Of nomi-
nation, but beyond that, nothing is yet
definite, the returns being so scattered
and the vote being apparently well
distributed between the four other CAM
didates. Adamson of Devils Lake, how
ever, seems out of the running, leav-
ing the other two places on the ticket
between Spalding, Burke and Goss.
On all the returns available, Mac
Donald Is leading Hoover for super
intendent Of public instruction, but
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29

With the returns from the sixth ward
lacking, Walter c. Taylor of Bismarck,
candidate for commissioner of insur
ance, has carried the city of Fargo over
S. o. Olsness of Sheyenne, by a ma
iority of 772 The vote as reported at
noon was as follows: Taylor 1,16S, and
Olsness 396.
Returns on the commissioner OF
agriculture and labor, railroad and
warehouse commissioners. state audi
tor and other state Offices as far as
Cass county is concerned may not be
known until some time tomorrow.
Attorney Arthur w. Fowler of Fargo
has won out for the nomination Of
states attorney of Cass county by a
majority which was estimated early
this afternoon will exceed 600. With
the official count missing from the first
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
ORPET GRILLED AGAIN

Waukegan, Ill, June IA further
scorching fire Of cross-examination Of
Will H. Orpet. accused of numbering
Marion Lambert, his schoolgirl sweet
heart, Is expected when the trial Of
the former University Of Wisconsin
up SO far in the examination Of Orpet
today dissipated any hopes that either
the state or defense might have en-
tertained for an early conclusion Of
the case.
William II. Orpet was in two bad
spots during cross examination yes
terday, but in general he sustained the
ordeal much better than the day before
and made no admissions at variance
with those brought out by his own at
torneys on direct examination.
The first trap set by Atty. David r.
JosIyn of the prosecution had to do
with the white powder marks which
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
REPUBLICAN COUNTY NOMINEES.

precinct of the Fourth ward and the
count from the Sixth ward which had
not reached the office of County Audi
tor Tucker up to a late hour this after
noon, but by figures taken from those
present at those polling places when the
vote was counted, Attorney Fowler
has a majority of 53S over Attorney
Lyman Miller also of Fargo.
According to reports reaching the
auditors office this morning and up to
80 o'clock this afternoon, Miller is
making a great run in the rural dis
tricts. Attorney Fowler carried every
ward in the city of Fargo with the ex-
ception Of the First His majority in the
city will be about 450.
Forty out Of sixty eight voting pre-
cincts at 1880 o'clock gave Fowler 1,791
and Miller 1858, or majority of 53S
for Fowler.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
SENATE HAS
APPROVED

Washington, June 29.-The senate
approved and sent to the White House
the conference report on the Hay
resolution authorizing the president to
draft into the federal service all ma
tional guardsmen taking the prescrib-
ed OATH
Approval was voted by the house
last night. AS finally agreed upon the
resolution is stripped of both the
house provision for financial relief Of
dependents Of guardsmen, and the
senate amendment authorizing release
of members Of the guard having
families without means of support.
The transferring of guardsmen to the
federal service make them available
for any service like regulars. and thew
can be taken over for a period of
emergency"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
EASEMENT TO DIE

London. June 29.-Sir Roger Case
ment was found guilty Of high treason
and sentenced to death. The ending Of
the historic trial came this afternoon,
the jury bringing IN a verdict against
the Irish knight in less than an hour.
Today's session Of the court was given
over to arguments Of counsel and the
charge to the jury.
After Easement was sentenced, DAN
iel Bailey, a private soldier held as his
accomplice, was placed in the dock.
The chief justice directed the jury to
return a verdict Of not guilty and Bal
ley was discharged. Sir Rogers chief
counsel, Alexander Sullivan, who col
lapsed in court yesterday, was unable
to appear today. His argument was
taken up by an assistant. Attorney
General Smith summed up for the pro-
secution after which the lord chief
justice delivered the charge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
DEMOCRATIC
RACE IS CLOSE

With the Fargo vote lacking,
fifty precincts out Of 1900 in the
state up to an early hour this aft
ernoon gave John Burke a majori.
ty of 442 over Frank HeIIstrom for
United States senator on the
Democratic ticket. The same num-
Der of precincts gave PIatou Of
Valley City, a plurality of five in
the race for the Democratic
nomination for governor. The vote
stood: PIatou 2oe, HaIvorsen 2o4
and Macarthur 1902.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29

2e.ohcaI Carranzas
CarrZa
Rodgers Mexico
night expected
handed the reply American at any moment:
immediate with de facto
BY carranzas action In releasing the tro9per
the United States will proceed with military
citizens
Mexico whenever there is Of ovens them
take.
mobilization Of the National Guard In the event that the
dseams hostile intentions and withdraw the orders
to the military ds which offensive M to the
contemplated while danser from bandits s continued
today from Foreign Minister Asul confirming
at caza and since
held prise at Chihuahua City.
plainly the final
breaking point undssuised relief officials but 1t
the situation " in critical stage
reply the American stating the future nten
be followed by the American will probably not be
~ . So
NJ time their mobiza
into Mexico military
Three loaded with New Mexico
suardsen dispatched Perhins line of communication
to help guard against it being cut
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under the Nonpartisan law, both can
didates are nominated.
In every county where the Nonpar-
tisans are organized, their legislative
candidates have taken the lead, and
indications are that at least so per cent
OF their candidates for house of repre-
sentatives have been nominated.
In the Democratic primaries, John
Burke was given very little difficulty
in obtaining the senatorial nomination,
defeating Hellstrom by at least three
to one.
The Democratic gubernatorial re-
turns are incomplete, but Macarthur
has lead at present. and unless strong
sectional returns should overturn the
general trend Of the balloting, he has
been nominated.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29

other sectors OF the front has not
caused the intensity of the struggle at
Verdun to diminish. Another power
full attack was delivered last night by
Germans near the TEiaumont re-
doubt north of the citadel. Like the
preceding assault this was checked by
French artillery and machine gun fire,
which decimated the German ranks.
The British continue their intense ar
tillery fire and trench raids all along
their extended front in France Flan-
ders.
Rome, June 2S, via London.-The
italian advance continues on the
Trentino front. An official report to-
day says that in Arsa valley the Ital-
ians storned Fort Mattassone, carry
ing the ridge of Monte Trappola
Berlin, June 20, via London-Fight-
ing on the western front attained pro-
portions of considerable violence at
various points last night, the war Of
flee announced today, but attacks by
British and French were repulsed
everywhere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29

Washington, June 29.-Austrian's
probable reply to the United States
submarine attack on the American
tanker Petrolite, was the subject of
widespread comment here today. The
text of the new American note dis
patched to Vienna eight days ago was
made public by the state department
yesterday. The communication makes
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
Promised Release of
u. S. Soldiers Causes
Lessening of Tension
Between Two Nations
TROOPERS ARE FREED.


Amer
gathered witness arrival the filed from the special
in
his waist hersh
the of
he
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Continued on Page 81
HUGHES HASLONG
TALK With 7. R.

New York, June 29.-Charles e.
Hughes, Republican presidential nom
inee, announced at the end of an in
terview with Theodore Roosevelt,
which lasted for more than two hours
and a half, that he and the former
president were In complete accord"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29

In the greatest political machine
fight in Cass county in the last thirty
eight years, Andrew n. Ross of Cassel-
ton, was early this afternoon emerging
victorious for the Republican nomina-
ton for sheriff Of Cass county by a
plurality which was estimated will run
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
United States In New
Submarine Controversy
--SharpNote Demanding
= Apology Sent Austria

1t plain that to satisfy demands, the
Austrian government must promptly
apologize for the attack and punish
the submarine commander, and pay
an indemnity. 1t describes the attack
of Dec. 5, as deliberate insult to the
American flag.
The text Of the rejoinder, which is
in the form of a memorandum from
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
FIGHTING
KEEPS UP
AT VERDUN

Petreerad, June 29.--Russian
troops fighting in Volhynia and
Galieia yesterday took prisoner
221 officers and 1925 men, says
an official statement by the Rus
sian war department today. ...
London, June 29.-Heavy fighting il
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Orpet testified he observed on the right
hand of Marion Lambert, with whose
murder by potassium cyanide poison
ing, he is charged.
He testified previously that when he
turned back in Helms woods and saw
e L
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
Burdick Leads In Cass
With Nineteen Precincts
Heard From--Late Counts


FOR
Smith
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-29
UNOFFICIAL SHERIFF AND STATES ATTORNEY.


from 700 to 1000 votes
On the face Of returns received up
to 3 o'clock this afternoon, forty FIVE
out of sixty-eight voting precincts
gave Ross a plurality of 712. Unoff1-
CONTINUED on page 81
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THE WEATHER

Showers tonight and Friday Not
much change in temperature. Moder-
ate winds, mostly northeast,
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CONTINUED on Page 50
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CONTINUED on page 81