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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Local Comment


A new gasoline launch has been
added to the fleet of four now owned
by different parties in this city and
plying the waters of the Red.
Nothing adds more to the attrac-
tiveness of the summer season in a
city than the appearance of pleasure
craft ON the lake or river upon which
it is located. The Red is a beautiful
stream and some very pretty spots line
its shores Boating in Grand Forks
should become a popular pastime.
1t has been suggested that the news
paper men of this city get together
and organize Press club. 1t might
tend to encourage feeling of frater-
nifty such as is the rule among the
newspaper men in other cities, but
which seems sadly lacking here
The question of an athletic park for
this city is very important one. We
need it and need it badly. Its location
on a street likely to sometime be trav-
ersed by trolley line would not be
a bad idea
Some one has unkindly remarked
that Grand Forks young men are in
clined to attend dancing parties and
the theatre alone too frequently. A
word to the wise Is sufficient
The presentation of "The County
Chairman by local people proves that
Grand Forks Is not behind in theatre
cal talent. as we'll as other things.
The congregating Of small boys at
the depots evenings should in some
way be put stop to. An accident is
likely to occur at any time with SO
many trains coming and going and the
little chaps lodging here and there in
the fullness of life and spirit.
Will there be riding club organized
in this city this year? There are some
few good saddle horses and several
fine riders. What can compare with
cross country gallop of an evening?
There seems to be a growing ten
dency for Grand Forks people to go to
Bemidji this year for their outing. The
fishing there is excellent and In this
one respect it surpasses Maple Lake.
1ISCuAuS3 lALlcS occHiS w uc
growing steadily in popularity in the
city and is adding new friends daily
If it fails to please it is not because
of earnest effort upon the part of it's
staff
Some one wisely says: do not
worry about the ball team and the
park-they are coming all right" We
hope and believe so-but the way to
resume is to resume" and The Evening
Times would like to see the move
made
The r. B. Griffith corner will present
a different appearance in few months.
With handsome brick block gracing
the site, one more peg will have been
driven in the climb of advancement.
The booming of the western part of
the state will not detract from the
Red River Valley and this city. We
can stand the comparison.
People are beginning to vacate the
flats and hotels for resident streets
and cottages. 1t seems that humanity
enjoys getting out on the turf and
nearer to nature as we'll as do animals.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
PERS0 NAILS

H. Bastein of Grafton is in town to-
day.
Frank Stacy left this morning for
Munich, N. ID.
J. S. Sherlock was a passenger to
Minot last evening.
Mrs Elsie Biggs has gone to Minot
to join her husband
The Elks hold regular meeting the
coming Saturday evening.
Miss Ella Donovan of Ardock is
spending the day in the city.
J. J. Tyrrell of Langdon is visiting
friends in the city.
Peter Stoughton is reported ill at
the home on North Third street.
f. H. Cochran and Rev. T. A. Hagan
of Brayton spent last night in the city.
G. W. Ceilings of Perth and w. j.
Bye of Inkster are stopping at the I'M
perial hotel.
W. Mcmillan, chairman of the Order
of Railway Conductors, is visitor in
the city today.
Fred G. Wells, the real estate man,
returned home last evening from a
business trip to McCanna.
Chief of Police Dick Fadden of Lari-
more was a visitor in town over night
on his way home from st. Paul.
William and NJ Lefleur of Farest
River were visitors in the city today.
They are stopping at the ingalls,.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Thomas of I.ari-
more were overnight visitors in the
city, returning home this morning.
John ]. Dow expects to leave this
evening on his return home to Muncie,
Ind. He has enjoyed his visit here
greatly.
A. G. Tauton, the Farmers elevator
manager. came in from the south last
night and went out to Lakota this
morning.
A meeting of baseball enthusiasts
among the Y. M. C. A. members will be
held at the association building this
evening.
Miss Bessie Bull left last evening
for visit in the east with relatives. She
will spend most of the time in New
York state.
Contractor D. H. Lord of Mortified,
Mimi, who has been visiting in the
city, went to Minot this morning to
look over building prospects. ~,
DR.. E. S. Crockett returned home
this morning to Minot. He has not yet
let the contract for the next business
block which he intends to erect at
Minot.
D. c. Moen, C. A. Spencer, James Nc
Donald. ]. A. w. Lovejoy. William Mil
Ter, ,Jr., W. G. Mcconnell and C. Hen
Erickson constituted a jolly crowd
from Grafton yesterday.
NJ. O.Hervig. general merchant at
Brainerd Mimi, was visitor in the
city today on his way to the Canadian
northwest, where he goes for the pur-
pose OF investing in land.
Bishop Cameron D. Mann leaves in
a few days on business trip that will
take him to New York city. so he in
formed a Times reported at the G. N.
depot this morning.
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A Sister in San Francisco.

Miss Clara A. Healy. sister of DR..
Healy of this city was on instructress
In the Irving institute in San Fran
cisco. which was located in the part of
the city which was ruined. A tele-
gram has been sent by DR.. Healy. but
the delays in transmission leaves it
uncertain as to whether she Is safe
or not. as she may not receive the
message for several days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
KING LEAR RECITAL.
Proceeds to Be Used for the Relief of
San Francisco Sufferers.

The recital of Shakespeare's King
Lear" by Prof. S. H. Clark of the Uni
versity of Chicago at the Metropolitan
theatre tomorrow evening. is the
fourth number of the Association En-
tertainment course. The committee
decided at a meeting this morning to
give the entire proceeds of the cash
sale of seats to the fund for the as
sistance of the San Francisco suffer-
ers. Professor Clark is we'll known in
the city and there can he no donbt but
that there will be full house tomor-
row night.
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The Vaudeville Show.

The modern vaudeville performance
at the metropolitan last evening merit
ed much larger audience that at
tended, inasmuch as the various spec
ialties and sketches presented were
excellent without exception. 1t is
hoped that theatre-goers will be more
liberal in their patronage of the APP
pearance of other vaudeville COM
panies in future. The management
makes announcement that regular
vaudeville circuit has been formed and
the best talent obtainable will be seen
at the local playhouse from time to
time,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
3Pink BAL POudre.n

. Eastern Star members and their
friends are anticipating very pleas
urable time on the occasion of the pink
bal poudre to be given at Masonic
Temple on the evening of Wednesday,
April Is. The invitations which were
Issued this week are in pink and con-
tain the request that gentlemen who
attend the party wear pink ties and
pink boutoniere and the ladies' that
they powder their hair and wear pink
gowns and black patches.
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In Collapsed Hotel.

Perhaps the most anxious man in
the city today is DIR. Orr Sanders,
whose brother. Theodore Sanders, was
an inmate of the Winchester hotel. one
OF the several San Francisco hostelries
that were completely wrecked. The
doctors brother. owing to an affliction
with asthma. had apartments on the
seventh floor near the top of the build
ing. Repeated messages from this city
failed to get reply.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
st. Aldcmar Inspectiop.

Judge G. A. NJ. Spencer. JAS. Nc
Donald and b. G. Moore were among
the Grafton members of the order
who were present at the inspection of
st. Aldemar Commandery, knights
Templar held in this city last even
ing. They returned home to Grafton
this morning, accompanied by Emin-
ent Grand Commander H. s. Oliver,
and Eminent Sir Carroll, both of Lis
bon. also by Eminent Sir Eddy of
Fargo, all of whom will be present at
the inspection of st. Omar Comman-
derry this evening
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A UniG,Ie Social.

The telephone social to be given at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening
promises to be a very pleasant affair.
The B. Y. P. u. society is giving the
entertainment and sparing no pains to
make it delightful one Refresh
ments will be served following the
event.
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For Extraditi0n.

Patrick Rooney, alias Tom Murphy,
whom it will he remembered made his
escape from Jail at Williston some
time ago, is, according to report, un-
der arrest at Winnipeg, and is being
held for eXtradition to this country, in
case the Canadian officials have no use
for him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Hunters Bold and Free.

l.. Weller and James Cameron, two
of Dudley's popular amputators of
hirsute appendages. hied themselves
to the damp resorts near Ojata this
morning for a duck hunt 1t is ex-
pected that when they arrive home
this evening both will be badly wetted
externally-and on the interior as
we'll
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Elks Invited.

So that there will be no misunder-
standing. the ladies announce that all
Elks are invited to attend the ball to-
night. This announcement is made
because 1t is feared all the Elks have
not been remembered with cards. This
pertains to out-of-town Elks in the
city as we'll,
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His Father Safe.

D. H. Warren today received a mes
sage from his father, A. w. Warren,
saying that he had left San Francisco
the evening before the earthquake and
was therefore safe and sound Mr..
Warren is naturally greatly pleased
to learn of his parents safety.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Larimore Combinations.

Ri Rev. Cameron D. Mann, Protest
ant Episcopal bishop for this diocese,
was visitor in the city this morning
on his way from Fargo to Larimore,
where he will confirm a large class
this evening. Bishop Mann is one of
the most popular clergymen in the
state.
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To See His Child.

p A. Maxwell was passenger to
Devils Lake this morning, having Just
returned from a trip to Chicago, Mar
shutdown, Iowa; Lincoln, Neb., and
other points. Mir Maxwell was lately
bereaved in the death of his wife. He
goes to Devils Lake to see his little
child
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
THE CITY IN BRIEF
Loans.

The Hatcher Brothers Corporation
have funds on hand for some good
city residence loans, on easy terms
They also have funds on hand for
good commercial loans to responsible
merchants and dealers in the north
west
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Store Your FurS.

M. Cohen. III South Third street,
stores all kinds of furs and insures
them against fire, burglary and moths.
Don't take any chances. Phone 516L.
Watch tomorrow's paper.
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Home to Upham.

G. e. Foutz, cashier of the State
bank of Upham, was a visitor in the
city over night on his way home to
Upham from q trip to his former home
at WilImar, Mimi. Upham Is on the
Towner branch of the Great Northern
and is q rapidly growing town.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Silver Medal Contest.

A silver medal contest will be given
at the Methodist church this evening
by seven young ladies from the Senior
l.. Il. L., under the direction of Prof
Gladstone. Good music and a good
program assured.
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Poem on q Book.

written for the Topeka, Capital by
States pension commissioner.5 u
With granite once a genius bridged
stream;
A builder. once rugged temple
wrought; >
On canvass once q painter fixed a
thought:
A sculptor once in marble carved
dream;
A queen, once built tomb. and in the
scheme d
OF gold and bronze the quivering sun
beams caught;
Then came oblivion, unseen, unsought
Contemptuous Of thinker and Of theme.
And some one wrote book, Palaces
and Halls
dust. Tho fano1
Are fallen which the sungold sought.
The rock
At. morn caws garrulously over all.
All! All are gone. Tho book alone
remains,
Man. builds no structure which out
lives a book -fronquill
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Wonld Loose Boy Now.

Sheriff A. F. Turner leaves this
evening for Mandan, where he is tax
ing William Bradshaw to the reform
school. The boys mother, although
formerly having consented to his in
generation. is now protesting against
it Yehemently.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
KENT REALTY &
INVESTMENT co.
Coming Events,

Lady Nlks' Dancing Parry-Thursday
svenilg, April 10.
Ladies' Of the Eastern Star-Plnk BAL
Pandre, Masonic Temple, April -.
Interschola.tic Field Meet-Grnnd
Forks. Mny 1910.
"The County Chairman"-Metropo
tim, April ~. ;.
Prof. 8. II. Clark, Dramatic ImpersOn-
atOr-MetrOpOlitan, April 70, In "king
IseaF.n
Third Annual Ball of the Il. Il. r.,
April 70.
-, Al G. Fields Notwithstanding
fhursdny, April 10.
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State Organizer Here.

W. l.. Higgins of Fargo, state Or
ganizer of the Royal Americans, is
in the city today in the interest of the
order which just now is enjoying Il
decided boom in the city.
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United Order FOrcsters

Meeting tonight at Odd Fellows hall
at o'clock. James Twamley, Chief
Ranger
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A Rolla Attorney.

Among Mondays visitors in the city
was Attorney C. A. Verret, Of the firm
of Batson & Verret, of Rolla, N. D. The
firm enjoys an extensive legal prac-
tice in Joe Rolette's old stamping
ground around the Turtle mountains.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-19
Biz Charity Fund

LoEdon's lord mayors have during
the past decade collected more than
$50 100000 for charitable and benevo-
lent purposes
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is SOLICITING
FUNDS
Committee Securing Stock Subscrip.
tons for the New Athletic Park and
for the Baseball Club-Meeting Of
Stockholders to he Held,

for the Baseball Club-Meeting Of
Stockholders to he Held.
The committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions to stock for the ath-
letic park and for the Grand Forks
baseball club, with Prof M. A. Bran
non and James Dinnie at the head, be-
gan it's work this morning. The call
for funds is being met with general
willingness and late this afternoon the
committee had about 81 900 in sight.
1T will very likely take two or three
days to secure the necessary stock
subscriptions, and as soon as the need
ed guarantees are in hand, a meeting
of the stockholders will be had and
officers elected. Then the work of
selecting site for the park will be
taken up and disposed of. along with
other matters now unsettled.
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Sterkssn Fued Over.

Tho feud between the Storksons-
man and wife-is over. Judge Fisk
haying granted Mrs. storkson q decree
iate Wednesday afternoon. Tho EVIL
dence IA the suit was taken last week.
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Hair Dressing ParlOrs,

Shampooing and hairdressing; also
glove cleaning at Mrs. E. A. Marsh,
139 South Third street. Phone 742M.
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Superstitions OF Gems.
A jeweler who has made a study of
the superstitions of gems has dis
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Severe Operation.

llrs. j. Burkely, Euclid. Mimi.
lady. underwent . severe operation at
q local hospital on Wednesday.
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the Inerase,

He has little gratitude who seeks
only to crafty himself
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Rank Carelessness.

Napoleon Homestead: Tuesday noon
Fred Kaminietz. according to reports,
set fire to an old straw stack in a
stubble field on his fathers homestead
five miles north of town. aud then
drove away from there to Napoleon.
AS there were no fire guards around
the strawstack and a field of heavy
stubble, and a stiff wind from the
northwest was prevailing at the time,
the fire spread from the stack and
within few hours time had burned
over a large section of the country,
laying waste the fine range of a large
area as we'll as having consumed
number of claim shanties, haystacks
and other property along its path
The home of Mrs. Clayton on section
26-136-72 was entirely consumed, she
being absent at the home Of a neigh
Dor at the time Clarence Winter,
who resides on the same section, lost
his barn, hay and some other property
and almost his life. he had Il broncho
in the barn and in his effort to get it
out to save its life the horse got him
down and walked on him whole lot
and himself and horse were gotten out
with some difficulty by his wife.
Another continuance has been
granted to Banker Walsh of Chicago
charged with mismanagement of the
affairs of the bank of which he was
the president,and the indications are
that by the time the case really comes
to trial the whole story will be hoary
with age,
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No Admirers

No Admirers.
The braggart is only popular with
himself,
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Rubber Stamps and Seals

For notary and corporation seals.
rubber stamps, badges, stencils, stamp
rocks. ETC., write Caldwell. the Stamp
Man. Grand Forks, N. D.
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heclluS loHlSuL dL Ouu FellOWS nall
at s O'Clock. James Twamley, Chief
Ranger.
Hair Dressing ParlOrs.
Shampooing and hairdressing; also
glove cleaning at Mrs. E. A. Marsh,
139 South Third street Phone 742M.
Rubber Stamps and Seals.
For notary and corporation seals.
rubber stamps, badges, stencils, stamp
rocks. ETC., write Caldwell. the Stamp
Man. Grand Forks, N. D.
Public Stenographer.
Miss Laura Daubenberg, room 2,
Clifford block. Phones: 983M N. w.
Tri-State 292R. Call and get prices.
Marriage Note.
Dean Burleson of st. Paul's last
evening Joined in marriage Mr.. Ed
ward j. O'Brien and Mrs. Ella A. Blue,
both of Grand Forks. They will make
their home In this city.
Good Solicitors Wanted.
Wanted-Four young men for city
and state work. Steady employment
and good pay. Apply The Evening
Times.
Good Solicitors Wanted.
Wanted-Four young men for city
and state work. Steady employment
and good pay. Apply The Evening
Times.
You viii ind that the New York res
taurant gives the best meals and SER
vice for the money IN town.
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Marriage Note.
Good Solicitors Wanted.

Wanted-FOur young men for city
and state work. Steady employment
and good pay. Apply The Evening
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Public Stenographer.

Miss Laura Daubenberg, room 2,
Clifford block. Phones: 983M N. w.
Tri-State 292R. Call and get prices.
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Good Soliciters Wanted.

Wanted-Four young men for city
and state work. Steady employment
and good pay. Apply The Evening
Times.
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You Will ind that the New York res
taurant gives the best meals and scr.
vice for the money In town.
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People are beginning to vacate the
flats and hotels for resident streets
and cottages. 1t seems that humanity
enjoys getting out on the turf and
nearer to nature as well as do animals.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

appears that the receipts must be in- creased or disbursements decreased. before the situation cSc be relieved When the subject c; proper taxation
 f mines and railroads in the territory shall have been definitely settled. as 1t will be before long. there will un- doubtedly be more funds in the treas uries of the different counties to meet these emergencies. And, on the oth or hand. there are case; where tern torial and county expenses might be reduced.
 The people. through the medium of the press and by personal efrort witb the aid of those eiesfed this fall froso the several counties to the territorial legislature, might do well to bring this matter up in the legislature. Yet. as the larger portion of the school mon. eys come from the several counties. 1t is likely that the effort to raise teach. CTS salaries will have to be made by the counties.
 A slight raise in taxes, to a rate a little higher than at present hut , not to one so high as that of a year ago. would have the desired effect ss tp salaries and more-it would a'sr 'engthen our too short school terms
 The steps necessary to bring about he desired result should. we believe ne taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
SALOON LICENSES.

The grand jury in session in Yava- ue; county last week handed a reooLl. nendation to the next legislature which is worthy of consideration. In It's deliberations this jury made the discovery that several murder cases end shooting scraps were caused by drunkenness at saloons remote from large centers of population. The Yava- phi grand jury recommends that the territory place a license tax of $1,000 per year on all saloons operated in Arizona. The object of this recom- nendatioa is of course to make it impossible to run whiskey shop at half way places and other isolated To- calities where there can be but lit. tie official regulation or surveillance.
 We believe 1t would be well to close such saloons as complained of by the Yavapai grand jury and if the legis lature would follow its recommends ton they would be closed good and tight, but we do not believe such 5 high license should apply to iGcol- porated cities. High license is a good thing in cities. as it is prohibitive of the lower class of dives and tends 10 confine the saloon business 10 more responsible ownership. We would say let the legislature fix very high li- cense for saloons outside of incor- porated cities and leave the license at the present rate in cities having a local government.
 The city license on saloons is al. ready taking an upward tendency. A s1.000 yearly license for the county and territory and another 5000 for the city would be going a little too far in the way of raising revenue from the liquor traffic.
 We do not believe the people of Arizona desire to prohibit the saloon and thus force the jug habit or a trip to Sonora for a ''wee drap O the crater" on occasions of extreme thirst.
 Saloons in incorporated cities are supposed to be under official regula- tion and surveillance, and the city government is entitled to the bulk of the license money, so we would say the legislature should apply the shigh license remedy where it is most immediate eye of the police.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

The eIsbes Daily Review will be mailed upon request to suoscrioers leaving the city during the summer months. Changes of address VIII De made ss frequently as desired; no tices of such change should give both the oiS ard new addresses
 CIRCULATION STATEMENT, OCT,