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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
SMOKE NUISANCE
AGAIN BROUGHT Up
A. n. KLlNsMAN APPEARS FOR
SOUTHSIDERS AND ASKS
THAT ACTION BE TAKEN AT
ONCE TO STOP SMOKE FROM
FILTRATION PLANT STACK.

Again the matter of the smoke
nuisance from the big brick stack at
the filtration plant was brought to the
attention of the city commissioners
by the residents of the south side, who
about a year ago registered a kick
against the cloud of black smoke that
pours from the stack and. according
to the statements Of the residents,
makes it almost an impossibility to
hang clothing on the line" and covers
the lawns and even the inside of the
houses with SCOT.
The matter was brought up by a
delegation of southside residents Of
which A. H. Klinsman was spokesman,
who appeared before the city
commissioners today. Mr.. Klinsman
stated that he realized that the city
commissioners have been making an
effort to eliminate this smoke but that
conditions are becoming almost un-
bearable, and he asked that some ac-
ton be taken for the installation Of
the proper apparatus for the consump-
ton of the smoke.
Last August the commissioners en-
tered into a contract with the McClay
Brooks company, for the installation
of a new CRATE that the company
claimed would be as effective in the
matter of smoke elimination and fuel
saving as a mechanical st0ker, and at
a saving of about $2,400. The COM
pany agreed to a contract that guar
| anteed the satisfactory action of the
CRATES or their removal. The CRATES
have not been satisfactory, according
to the report of the commissioners of
waterworks. but the city has been un-
able to get the company to take the
! CRATES out.
This matter was today placed in
the hands of the city attorney to re-
port tomorrow on whether, in the
terms of the contract the city can
remove the CRATES and advertise for
mechanical stokers.
| Mr.. Klinsman stated that the resi-
/ dents of the south side Of the city
want some action on the matter that
will result in the removal of the smoke
| nuisance at the earliest possible time
! For sale or rent, cottage at Lakeside,
Bemidji. Address E. L. Irish Bemidji,
| Mimi, until July Sth.-Adct.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
IS
BEING FEATURED
GETS PROMINENT PLACE IN
WORK OF THE GLAD TIDINGs
MIssIoN-REPoRT OF OPERA
TloNs FOR THE PAST MONTH
is MADE BY SUPERINTENDENT
M'CRACkEN.

Work Of the Glad Tidings mission
during the past month, as shown in
the report of o. E. McCracken, super
intendent, is growing in importance.
The employment feature is gaining
special attention. The report follows:
The work of the mission in many
ways is increasing with each passing
month, especially in the work Of the
free employment office, and in this we
help to make those we help self-sup-
porting and the education is that
which we feel is so much needed.
The hearty cooperation of the
churches from which the ladies' aux
Hilary Is made up is proving a wonder
full help to the work in interesting a
greater number Of people and thereby
interesting some outside the city. We
wish to take this opportunity Of thank
ing everyone who assisted in the pur-
chase of the Ford auto that is already
in use, helping in many ways to make
the work easier and more quickly done.
I'VE ask here that all remember
they can help materially by calling
when they have old clothing of any
kind, as we'll as magazines, and we will
call for same on short notice. The
following shows some of the work
done during the month: Number of
religious services held, Al: calls and
visits made, "a; men given work, go;
women given work, 70; families donat-
ing clothing and magazines, IA; fam
lilies and persons receiving clothing,
"a; number of garments given away,
1856; meals given, 27; lodgings, IA;
children cared for in day nursery, 3
for nine days.
The deaconess who cares for this
work was called away by the illness
Of her mother June II. Sick cared
for at their homes or assisted to the
hospital, 4. Assuring all of the best
service we can render in every depart
ment of the work among the less for
tunate of our two cities and asking all
to assist us in the employment of both
men and women in day work, we are,
Respectfully,
20. E. M'CRACKEN, Supt."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
The Gdrrick
Special Feature in Addition to Regu.
lar Program.

The Garrick has as it's program for
today and tomorrow, The Ordeal of
Elizabeth, featuring Lillian Walker.
This is an exceptionally fine picture
with perfect acting.
The special feature is especially
interesting to the people Of Fargo as
it has as it's lead a young girl formal
ly of Fargo, little Miss Helen r.
Reinecke, aged years. She lived here
several years ago, coming here from
Grand Forks where she was born. The
film in which she takes the lead is en-
titled, Breaking Into the Movies. and
will be shown for the two days only.
The film was put out by the Reserve
Photoplay Co. who has signed Miss
Reinecke to take leads in child's parts,
especially in dancing in which she is
talented. The Film company will give
proceeds from this film over expense
of running, to the Red Cross society.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
CITY IN BRIEF

day evening from Detroit, Mich.
where they attended the summer meet
ing Of the branch house managers Of
the company at the home offices.
Herbstis for hosrery.-Advt
Hendrickson & Eggum for Shoes
Advr.
Gordon Nesbit, cashier Of the First
National bank, is spending few days
at Detroit, Mimi.
Annex: R. D. Hoskins Of Bismarck
F. A. Thompson of Page, o. e. Palmer
of Harwood. J. r. Leathers Of Daven-
port.
Donaldson: H. J. Nierling o.
Jamestown, Conrad Hanson o.
Wolverton and Art sandberg OF
Davenport.
Prof. A. J. Stephens, of the Fargo
Conservatory of Music, is spending
several days transacting business al
various cities in the state.
Webster: M. Erickson of Har.
wood, Alfred Swenson OF Berlin, C
Linker of Streeter, L. Brands ot
Argusville and John Smith of Erie.
Prescott: John Miller Of Mott. Josef
Miller of Mott, j. j. Murphy and family
of Killdeer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schliss
Of Jessie and John Kurtti of Binford
Hugh Rorke assistant manager OF
the Advance-Rumley company in this
city, returned last night from Grand
Forks, where he visited over Sunday
and the Fourth of July.
Waldorf: w. F. Cushing of Bis
marck, A. A. Kirk of Galesburg, J. A
Power of Leonard. S. ]. Loomis and
wife Of Minot, John Nester of Grand
Forks and Joe E. Sorg Of Courtenay.
Mrs. Con Meyer of Grand Forks
who spent several days in the city
with her husband, returned to Grand
Forks Monday evening. They may de-
eide to make their home permanently
| in this city.
Sam and Will Stern drove to De-
troit, Mimi, yesterday morning, re-
turning in the evening. The roads
were rather slippery during the early
part of the day, but the return jour
rey was made without difficulty.
New Viking: C. C. Lillethun o.
Fingal, Olaf Stinde Of Glendale, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Gunderson of Devils Lake
| Olaf Brandon Of Hatton, A. B. Nickel
son of Finley, o. A. Houg Of Hillsboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Avery Of Bertholt
and L. Blegen of Sutton.
Frank Harum, arrested Monday night
on the charge of disorderly conduct
was arraigned in police court thi:
morning, found guilty and assessed g
fine of $40, which he paid. Harum was
arrested on complaint made by g
restaurant owner at 104 Front street
who alleged that Harum hit him ovel
the head with a sugar bowl during al
argument
Walter Harrison, sales manager oi
the local branch of the Ford Motor Co.
returned yesterday from Aberdeen, S
( D., where he was called on account o1
a serious operation upon his
mother The operation was success
j full Mr.. Harrison made the trip via
automobile, and was absent from tn,
city six days. He reports that tn,
roads from here to Aberdeen are il
poor shape.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05

A small riot took place this noon
near the federal building as the result
of testimony that was given by wit
nesses in the case of the Dakota Trust
Co. VS.. Emma Larson ct al, which
opened in United States district court
in the federal building this morning.
The trouble occurred between some
of the witnesses for the opposing sides,
the matter being taken considerably to
heart by those giving testimony. The
rumpus was brought to a close before
any great damage was done to any Of
the contestants.
The case which opened this morning
is the outgrowth of the bankruptcy
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
Health Is the First Wealth

The rich man suffering from asth-
matte or pulmonary trouble knows
this even better than the poor man
thus afflicted. Either may be able
to obtain relief by using Eckmans
Alternative. a preparation containing
calcium chlorid. which for more than
twenty years has been giving wide
spread satisfaction in such cases.
OF course, it's use should be second
ed by rest, pure food and fresh air.
for no medicine can be of much help
where these provisions OF Nature are
not made use Of. But in numerous
instances where they have not pro-
duced desired results. Eckman's Al
terative has furnished the missing
link in the chain.
It contains no poisonous or habit
forming drugs, so a trial is safe.
At your druggists.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
--,Adyt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05

A colored man entered the general
store of a small Ohio town and COM
planned to the storeKeeper that ham
that he had purchased there a few
days before had Proved not to be
good. ..
"The ham is all right joe" insist
cd the storekeeper.
mo, it ain't boss" insisted the 9TH
er. Dat hams sure bad"
"How can that be- continued the
storekeeper, when it was cured only
last week?' ..
Joe reflected solemnly moment
and then suggested:
Maybe it's done had a relapse
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
Princess

The Princess is offering to it's many
patrons today The Strange Case of
Mary Page, last episode. Alias Jimmie
Barton, featuring Gretchen Hartman,
two acts. Fred Versus Hamlet,
comedy. Coming, The Social Pirates,
a serial.
Tomorrow's bill will be A Social De-
ception, featuring Eugene Besserer,
three acts. For Sweet Charity, Ham &
Bud, comedy Otto the Bell Boy, Davy
Don, comedy. Coming, The Social
Pirates, a serial.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
Small Riot Result
of Testimony Given
In the Federal Court

case OF James Papamanoles, who, II is
charged, transferred considerable Of his
property to his mother-in-law. Emma
Larson, shortly prior to the Ming OF
application in bankruptcy. 1t is charg-
ed that the property was transferred
for fraudulent reasons, the Dakota
Trust Co. bringing the action as at
torney for the trustee in bankruptcy.
In the free-for-all, after the adjourn
ment of court, the situation was get
ting serious when the police arrived
and arrested four who are charged
with doing the greater part of the bat
tling. The hearing of the four will be
held next Tuesday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
What More Need Be said7

What More Need Be Said7
A party of automobilists were re-
turning home the other evening and
the chauffeur alighted at farm house
to ask the way. He went around to
the back porch where he observed a
pail of milk Seeing a dipper handy,
he took a long drink.
He knocked at the door and the
farmer came out and gave the neces-
sary directions as to the proper road.
AS the chauffeur was about to leave
he eyed the pail again and asked:
will you let me have drink of the
milk"
"Aw, you don't want any of that, >"
replied the farmer. IT'S swill and
am going to take 1t out to the hogs"
A certain very sick chauffeur stag
gered back to the car.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
LAND TRANSFERS

P. ]. Kali and wife to w. J: Whit
comb ct. al, lot 16 Douglas ad; $4,000.
Harry Idelkope and wife to Ed A:
Stern, lot blk 81 K & DIS 2nd ad;
s'iSSy; Katherine williams to w. ]. Lane.
begin sw cor blk % K g. DIS End ad go
= & IT n to north line W to w line OF
line Of blk % to beginnding; dng1,ins $H6VT. NJ
Alois Starr and wire 20 20 carohhe M
Hans Syslak and wife to q; A: Enga.-
bretson. lot IT blk subd lots / and 2
blk Huntington's ad; $780,. -
Anton T. Peterson to =. Z: Cosgr1n,
q 1-2 and 8 IT of n IL lot and n
left Of lot blk 10 X & DIS ad; $4,000.
Special hot weather bargains in all
departments at Blacks this week.
AdVt
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
Isis

The Spell Of the Yukon, the new
Metro five-act feature play which will
be seen at the Isis on Wednesday and
Thursday is a picture version by Wal
lace Q. Clifton of the classic Alaskan
verse bearing the same name, by the
So called Kipling of the North, Robert
w. Service. The production has been
made by popular plays and players
under the direction Of Burton King,
with Edmund Breese in the star part,
sad Christine Mayo, Evelyn Trent,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
Shop at Ricker's-advG
Auto taxi. Phone 1S50.-Advt.

Auto taxi Phone 1S5O.-AoVr.
DR.. E. E. Basye. osecopath. suite 43s
de Lendrecie Block. Phone SSS7.-
Advt
A seven pound son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Nelson, 1905 Fourth
avenue north, yesterday. Mother and
little arrival are reported as doing as
well as can be expected.
Last night was more than quiet in
local police circles. The only victim
to fall into the police dragnet was an
over joyous celebrator, who paid a fine
of SIS in police court this morning.
Judge Charles A. Pollock left last
evening for Hillsboro, where he open
ed a short term of the district court
stenographer, went to Hillsboro this
morning for the session.
Elliott: Clark Moore Of Gardner,
w. j. Montgomery of Cogswell, H. H.
Kennedy of Argusville, e. Fliebinger
Of Colgate, C. B. Christianson of San
born, J. w. Sommerfield of Casselton
and Rudolph Fost of Jessie.
The Fargo lodge, Modern Sumari-
tans, will meet in regular session at
the Sons of Norway hall next Friday
are urged to be present. c. E. Lovett
of Duluth will be a guest Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dumas, 222 Fifth
street north are the proud parents of
O. bouncing baby girl born yesterday.
Late reports indicate that both moth
er and little arrival are doing nicely.
She will be christened Laura Ernes-
tine.
Metropole: John Valley of Grand
Forks, B. J. Ballard of Leonard, L.
Solien Of Jud, K. E. Burleigh OF
Wheatland, Peter E. Johnson Of Har-
wood, s. o. Akin of Wheatland and
Geo. F. Fahrer Of New Rockford.
Gardner: P. r. Sage Of Wahpeton
w. H. Young and Arthur Mackey, both
of Valley City; A. D. Felsing of Gales
burg, o. E. Zerner of Finley, o. A
Leach of Wahpeton, Geo. A. Bangs OF
Grand Forks. e. Y. Sarles and wife
and e. r. Sarles and wife. all of Hills
boro; Thos. A. Tiegen and c. A. Tus-
kind, both Of Davenport, and w. F
Harrison Of Wahpeton.
Powers: Horace A. Potter and
George Mathews. both Of Hope; ]. G.
Dickson of Langdon, B. ]. Johnson
and H. Solberg, both of Prtland; M. j
Jacobson of Finley, John Moses o1
Hope, Peter Lima Of Cooperstown, G
Jennings and wife Of Minot, L. B
Greene Of Edgeley, G. H. Mayer Cakes
and wife of Wheatland and n. j. Lohre
of Grand Forks.
Mike Sofos, Geo. Haranes and James
D. Karis were arrested by officers oi
the local police department at noon to-
day while engaged in fighting on the
sidewalk near the postoftice. The fight
came as a result of an old grievance
they were booked on the charge OF
disorderly conduct, and released upor
their own recognizance for appearance
On police court this afternoon. None
Of the trio was injured.
William Gets, father Of Fred Gets
who died at local hospital last Mon
day following a severe attack o
pneumonia. will arrive in Fargo thi!
evening from Cedar Rapids, Ia, t
take charge of the body of his son
Remains are now in the hands o.
Gaard & Moore. Fred Gets was q
years Of age, and was a stranger IL
Fargo. The BODY will undoubtedly b'
taken back to Cedar Rapids.
w. H. Schmelzel and Warren p
winders, manager and assistant man
ager respectively of the Fargo branch
of the Ford Motor Co., returned Mon
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05

through a continuous sea Of mud
from Grandin to Fargo yesterday aft.
ernoon and evening. While seeking
shelter in a grove during a storm some
of the trees we're blown down and
there were some narrow escapes from
injury. Throughout it was a most
exciting trip.
The party expects to stop at De-
troit and then go on to Lake Mime
tonka.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
A Wise Move.

Mrs. Rankin-"When 1t comes to re-
sourcefulness. you can't beat Mrs.
Amley."
Mrs. Phyle-"What do you mean?"
Mrs. Rankin-"When she wants to
scrub her front steps she fastens a
couple of brushes on the feet of her
little boy Willie and let's him pretend
he is roller skating in the soapsuds'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
DEVILS LAKE FEDERAL
COURT TERM CONTINUED

Last evening Deputy U. s. Marshal
Carey Wattles departed for Devils
Lake where he continued a term of the
u. S. district court which was to have
been opened there yesterday. The
term, which was a jury term, was
continued to october II. Mr.. Wattles
is expected to return to the city this
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
NINOT AUTOISTS HAVE
EXCITING EXPERIENCE
En- Route to Minnesota Lakes Party
Gets Full Benefit OF the Muddy
Roads.

An exciting trip was experienced by
a Minot automobile party which ar
rived in Fargo yesterday evening and
which was composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. MUIR
ray, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. e. Young and Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Loomis
The party became stuck in the gum
bo near the city limits and had to send
out the s. o. S. The car was driven
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05

BILLY" Sherwood, Arthur Hoops, Mary
Reed and Baby Volare in his support
ing cast.
The wild life of the Yukon, with its
rough and ready vice and virtue, Is
ably contrasted with life in New
York's smart set. Unjust suspicion
sends Jim Carson TO the gold-fields
to seek his fortune. How he succeeds,
and returns with the ability to take a
unique revenge, Is strongly told in The
Spell of the Yukon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
STATED MEETING.

The North Dakota Board of Railroad
Commissioners will hold a stated meet
ing of the commission at the court
house in Fargo July and 6. when any
matters over which the commissl on
has Jurisdiction may be brought be-
fore the board. @
BY order of the board,
w. r. CUSHING. Sec'y.
July / to 5. 1915.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
CITY MARKET WILL
Be OPENED NEXT WEEK
To Be Operated Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays During Balance
- of the Season.

The city market, on Seventh street
south, just off Front street, will be
opened next week and will be main
tanned on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays during the balance of the
season.
Announcement to this effect was
made this morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
TO cAsSEITON-

Mr.. Gross, manager of Dwight Mill
ing Co., called at Aakers Business col
lege to secure stenographer. Mr..
Jalmer Skei left this morning to fill
the position. The school had four
positions to fill this morning, showing
the demand for A. B. C. trained office
help.--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
REPORTS ARTHUR HAD
A GREAT CELEBRATION

County Auditor w. r. Tucker and
Mrs. Tucker returned last evening
from Arthur where they drove in their
automobile on Monday evening for the
purpose of taking IN the Fourth OF
Julv celebration that Arthur put on.
Mr.. Tucker said this morning that
there was a great crowd of people
from all over the northern part Of the
county and that Arthur did herself
proud in the entertainment OF the
large number of visitors.
There were a large NUMBER or events
pulled off during the day. lncluolns
two fast ball games.
Do not fail to see the special values
at Blacks this week, in dry goods and
rnnd. 20 uear departments.-AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-05
PEG O. The ring
Call the Ambulance,

! At Savoy Monday, July 1o-circus
, serial.-Advt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-04
GIVE PRIZES FOR
THRIFT ESSAYS
Professor Obcrholtzcr Makes An
nounccmcnt TO Stimulate Interest
In the Project.

IN tho thrift campaign being IL
nanced by the local Clearing House
association. and which is under the di.
rection Of Secretary Douglas of the
Chamber Of Commerce. is receiving
the hearty cooperation Of Superin-
tendent Oberholtzer of the city schools
and TO stimulate an interest among
the pupils Superintendent Oberholtzer
has issued list OF prizes for essays
The executive committee OF the city
campaign on thrift have adopted tho
Following regulations for the essay
contest:
All pupils of the public schools
above the third grade regularly en-
rolled are permitted to enter the con-
test
The composition shall represent the
pupils own effort II the pupil has
received assistance from any one he
shall state so plainly In writing In the
composition presented
Teachers and pupils should study
carefully the subject together and givo
run attention to the various phases
OF tho subject Such attention In
regular class work is not considered
AS assistance in writing the compost
uon, provided the organization and
written work Is performed by the
pupil himself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-04
BAKERS BAD BREAK.

No amount OF explanation or DENIAL
mas been able TO hush up the unrav-
orable strain OF comment set I'm mo-
tion by Secretary Bakers unconsid-
cred slander OF the revolutionary sol
diors Of 1875 stung 10y tho nerciler,
criticism visited upon him. no has now
added 10 the conscicncelcss brutality
OF his original offensc the sin OF
mendaciiy Tho secretary authorized
n flat denial or the language attrip-
uted 70 him. and many took him at hi,
word and thought the controversy
was purely due TO partisan zeal OF his
enemies, but too much proof has been
produced 20 make his denial OF any
effect Unfortunately for Mr.. Raker
a stcnographic report OF his speech
was read to him and passed as ac-
ourate. His denial, therefore. can
only be evidence that ne has AS uttle
regard for current truth AS FOR past
history. The New York Trihune's
version, which was approved by Mr..
Baker, makes him say; Some peo-
pie say they cannot understand the
presidents policy, and l want to tell
you why, They have forgotten our
own history and tho Declaration OF
Independence We had A revolution
and from beginning to end OF that
conditions In this country were so
Ike Mexico that II is perfectly as
founding To read Washiugton's sol
dicTs In tho march to Valley Turse
stole everything they could lay thoir
hands ON. They stole the silvor ve.-
sels from tho churches and melted
them up 10 buy things to drink. They
drove ministcrs OF tho gospel and
preachers out OF their churches and
out OF tho country" After pro
ncuncing this report accurate at tho
time. ho now denies that no accused
the revolutionary soldiers OF stealing
or OF melting up church vessels to
buy drink, The trouble is that MT.
Baker realizes now that he has said
the wrong thing In his real TO jus
uty Wilson's Mexican policy he hss
gone too far and started somcthing
that cannot help but DO tho presi-
dents cause incNlculablo injury.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-04
"CAUGIIT ON"

The giant swing Of tho political
pendulum toward Charles 10. Hughes
during tho last few days is merely an
evidence that the people OF the coun-
try. once they actually apply their
minds 10 politics, are keen TO observe
and quick to analyze They have
caught on TO Woodrow Wilson. and
tho instant they did that tho election
OF Mr.. Hughes was assured They
hRvo plumbed the depths OF the eco
nomio philosophy which led Mr vii
son TO tell tho American people two
years ago that the hard times, the
lack OF employment, the hunger and
want OF those days were merely
psychological" and who now asks them
TO believe that n purely war-maae
is permanent, They have
como 10 realize that Woodrow Wilson
has an abundance OF intelligence but
no character. that hts every policy
lacks the ono essential. sincerity. that
he plays the game square with no
man. not even his follow Democratic
sugar planters OF Louisiana. And
now, having caught on to Wilson. tho
people will elect Hughes.