The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-29

master stated saz6 after the exv,erf-
eaCe be- had w3En secgez1egrze- re WON
Segs5 S0w z8oEs 0E Ekeza had ke-G 0sa
% the peEbaelEa2rg.. The warden was
@gsIsa 20 the emergency and cC-HDa6-
Eoe@ssS Fargo on the great pgDgre@s
SIZE Wss making along al lBnes-sns
hotels elegant Few bs1aaGsagz. aud EhS
constantly growing stream u seoeS-
s0rSes 20 EoeGr0DogES. which tire ps0-
PIE living here hardly sense. DGc which
the man who o0aasS aeEs every few
months observed w8Ess wonder he said
taaa Fargo, with = p0Vglat50n Of D.
Geo. was Going the business % 4 City
u 1SSy@S8 people; that one bank here
had more deposits than zGG t5s BANKS
u any other city an tas state-tszt t.se
deposits o. an the G6meEaEy bnssEta-
ts0DS ~ tas city were a r0n6srful
commentary Of Fsgg0's progressive
ness, He predicted that the tbnesaee
business had rot reached gts fun de-
vea0Dmsnt Gn thas city. H5s remarks
were heartily sggcOred~
Charles Il Dlll made = humorous
address on Our Travellers. told some
good stories, and kept tEesau6asnce in
an uprOaF az tas time bF his drogl
manner IL NSS sometimes what be did
not say, ard What his hearers anfsca-
Dz1ed be intended saying that made
the talk the decided success IL WAS.
he outlined some 81 the difficulties Of
the knights Of the grip. and also told
% some on the present abuses which
he believed could bs rsmedie6 BIZ sc-
tive work from the Commercial club.
Secretary Blacfadden, Of tins State
Bankers association, was absent, and
L. n. Buxton wss substituted. and bis
subject changed 70 The Banks. which
he ably handled. showing the intimate
relations existing between the banks
and the 5ODDers. he also called atten-
| ton 20 some abuses al present exist
change would be 81 great benefit to
tbs wholesaler.
n, r. Turner was assigned 70 Com
merciai Law. ne showed that the laws
, Of the state generally were fair. but
called attention 70 one or two changes
which he thought should be made and
would be fair To both 5obber and re-
taller His witty close, with slam
at the members % his own profession,
brought down the house.
Arvold on Selling Brains.
The address Of Or. A, @. ArYoid was
entitled, Selling Brains; IL was a
/ most scholarly ons and was impress
/ siyely given. II was received with
round after round OF applause, and
many man went out Of the room de-
ternined 10 work harder than ever
/ before 10 achieve success. The fol-
q a e. - "A
/ dress:
/ Gentlemen Of this commercial fra
ternity: Why your programme COM
/ mittee singled out an educator TO speak
70 you tonight IL a mystery % me. In
certain sense an educational system
f. one OF the greatest manufacturing
and business concerns in the world.
It's method and It's process Of nlanufac-
turing are Of peculiar interest 10 every
body. As the soil IL the producer OF
all that wonderful nature grows. 80
IL the parent the cause OF the produce
which the schools and the colleges
manufacture into law abiding and
progressive citizen. The educators Or
the pedag0gueS--a name they are more
often branded with because OF their
antiquated onditiOn--represent liter
ally speaking, the 1obbers and the la
borerg. In case the product lacks the
one essential quality called brains" II
Is up 70 the jobber to supply, or al
least manufacture these motor powers
After the human product has passed
through several successful stages and
finishing rooms and received certain
polish and snoothness, the Jobber led.
ucator) hands II over 20 a board 81
critical examiners known as the trus.
tees 81 regents. After they have look.
"a the product over and discussed III