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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

Abardren has released Centsrflsla-
ef Van Harnn uuNnntitiunaifN atsd
he u now free 50 sign svhafe ha Niff
The trouble is sid 60 have been
Disagreement as - ths terms - his
eonttact
Noh brown ~ spokane has snnf
transportation 40 Stevens. the Wis
rvnRAn catcher mh8 wNa msth ham
last year SfFNeme was neVrf Aiten
a tfYUuf save angs. Whsn Ne vas
pat IN g. receive slid Teddy Recess
Welt. and brown believes that BE
Eau deliver the goods this season.
The Portland Nnfthw estarn league
team left today FOR spring pracfiea
az Medfcrd Twenty -atB players
made the trip
n now looks a. ~ Fielder JONES
was stunG after all
Freddy. the affiee boy. aava tha2
the ampire cheated in thf game he
tween the HANDLER turlors art the
- James Catheds@is yesterday 81
Summit Az. and HpFlus ~ Accord
inwiy, tha Rambler fnuiofp. ~ which
Freddy Is q member. lost. 10 ~ II.
lsa nays q nili - different nest
time.
Tie uuxiefs get together tnsnaT-
row for the frat practice Of the
romina season. fefu's health. boY a.
and may You do en- all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
JONES WILL3ACCEPT Offer
OF INTEREST I'M TEAM

mAnda for salary ~ hiRh that. as
a. himself admits. no never dreamed
that no would get a. iin asa not
want A. lie dann not have 90 play
ball Tor n living. and fully Intended
10 go into business Tor himself No
player had ever received a salary
Or more then hair what be ask %
for ana knowing this, he demanded
$50 900
comiHkey laughed. clustered talk /.
"a aud finally got down 90 some real
hard thinking. Tho slight ~ hin hoA
y ithout Jones looked blaeker every
day hut Jones was sneNefnhie.
romlaheY has now rfhrhcd the con q
olusiun that Jones 81 worth any
price 90 hiW and IL on hie way 20
give him what ho asks.
The chances are that Jones viii
accept iiere Il what he has 60 sag
about "
II cnnnet say what I viii 90 about
a. l nnae the effer. ana, II u -
accepted q will be up 20 me To keep
my word 1 have made no plans
Tor returning 20 tie diamond do
not have to for a living. and II !
% 90 II will be as business II
I am given . chance % buy into The
ownafnhip % tie CnicagO club
VIII oartainiy DO 80. but only e
make the game my hunInerh viii
ever play of manage again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
WILL RETURN TO DiA moND ONLY
As BUSINESS VENTURE. Nor
A. sALAHIED PLAYER.

In rieidcr jonas worth $50 .oa0Y
THIS u a question that - now
general throughout sporting circles
tie rpputry over and one which
President Charles A conish eY the
old Roman % the baseball world.
has long been faeinR lie has a.
Last come to the conclusion that
Fielder A. JcnsH o. worth any price
under the sun 20 tbs Chicago White
Hox aud ~ new on hts way 20 Port
land, ore, where Jones A. new Ia
business, 10 mkku an open offer Of
tho above sum n Jones will sign
another contract with him,
Tho way all this came ahout II
funny. a year $40 this time. At
the bnaiVninH of She new hApehall
season, Jones announced that he
would plAY ball during pas and no
mere. Everybody laughed, for the
hold ont game is an old enc and
no ems suspaeted that ho meant what
he said. nut he dld
AZ soon 90 the last game was over.
he hit out foF Portland aud there
he has tnen since. and r. today
To offers - contracts sent him
by comlsksy. he replied with de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
AMERICANS
WIN RACE
Grown FRINGE JOINS ~ cHEEns
THAT GREET TaE tIcTons
AT THE FINISH.

BERLIN March zg-Ftoyd Ne
Fhfiaud and James Moran. cham
piens % America IN the ik-dAy
bicycle races. won the German six
day bicycle race 81 the kranhef here
- 10 o'ciork saturday niEht b q
fun lap. The track takes "a laps
70 the mile.
The crown prince was among the
spectators. and he Joined heartily IN
the storm ~ applause that greeted
the Americans IS they crossed the
fiuish line ahead Of Htoi % Holland
aud Bsrthet ~ France. who hMa
been their nearest competitors
throughout the course
The Americans we're pushed 81 ne
time daring the entire race. and the
total distance covered by than was
only 1tsi miles. or 1i2 miles less
than the diatance they went 20 win
the race ~ New York In 1905
Mcfarland and Moran will re-
main for some time on the continent,
and will probably enter q like race
e. b. hnid soon In Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
OFFICIALS ARE ELECTED
FOR UNIVERSITY REGATTA

sentinH the freshman and sophomore
classes, the Misses ODonneii ana
ttaatord are captains Of the fresh I
man crews and Drake and Hama Of
the sophOmores.
Following the Intsr-cIaas raeas
the varsity and reguIar frenhr.s 7,
crews Will race.
1ns officers ~ the couse are Can.
tain AZ. T. OBrten o. tbs varalfv
clerk, while George MNhr ana Epar
EFT Thompson VIII be iudRea n tha
finish. 70 Brown and A. n. O'kaal
viii be timers
The course IL three-qnarfars Of a
mile In length, extending from a
boathouse. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
LEWIS STRAIN ca woonLosD ON
ron rRATunE MATCH wfTm
wMNEiEn At tHe rotNDs

The washlnstsn Athletic cfeb will
pull Oft aucthaf smoker Tomorrow
evening Ia EaausH hall that promises
20 BE- the best Of The ueaHun
one % the principal features will
DO the 40 between iewis strain 81
a. lsa pounds.
AtFafn 10 find Of Manager
SHACK leferd af the Woodland club.
and those VINO have seen him IN ee-
tinn are convinced that he u suuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
BIG SMOKER ON AT EGAN'S
HALL TOMORROW NIGHT

cool. shifty. nnd has a punch ike
a tttp hammer wheeler himself has
some littie reputation 20 back up
and the mill between these boys
should be we'll worth the seeing
The remainder % the card bears
cut the past reputable Of the club
Tor putting On yard wide Foods in
the wreaiiinK the only match yet
aohsdulsd is "a AZ catch AZ eaten
can rs which n T. Corey and *
Hsxeiette are the principals. othet
puFkhnFt vs. Hngma. steele W.
Uivsns and Hilf bflMeos VI. Ed Is
nounty.
This place IL Egan's ball aud the
date Tuesday evening March ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN
AT BROADWAY HIGH

Broadway baseball fans are be-
coming more Interested Va their ball
tossing nine ~ the boys begin 10
show some life on tho Held Last
Thuraday they we're beaten by 4
small margin BY the university. but
Friday they made good against the
franklin high school by score OF
3 80 q KuceiHnd and Rock were
the batteries for broadway
Tho coaches are giving all the
pitching aspiranth chance lu the
box az In the last four games the
same pitcher has been used but once
and that WAS when Lord replaced
C0rdea IN the eighth inning In the
university game
The squad has been reduced 10 90.
since more than that number cam
not practice 70 good advantage.
'-roota" AEnew VIII be back iu the
game IN two weeks aud viii brighten
the prospects materially lim cam
not be Ouf In q suit yet but when
he does appear there will be great
d0iuHa
Manager Haaer has prepared n
cracking good schedule and has Bex
arahlo enViable trips up his sleeve
for the boys Tie will publish the
completed list In few days
Buy a Champion Gas Range and
aof a coal or wood FauRa freq zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
JOHNSON SIGNS PAPERS
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP GO

Mcintosh ~ now endeavorinK 20
secure ieffries signature on the
sagne terms.
The papers call for a purse ~ $50.
600, 20 be divided 10 a way not yet
decided and for tire gate receipts on
= percentage basis to the winner
and loser.
Mcintosh said today that he was
confident that the nlR boiiarmakar
would reconsider his demand for a
fabulous purse. and would align on
for the $4,000, tie says that a fight
for larger purse could not be made
TO pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
EACH CREW HAS STEWARD, CAP
TAIN AND GOACH-vAHsIrf
WILL RACE FRESHMEN.

Tho officials. stewards. captains
end coaches Of the various crews
that Will participate in the big inter
university rowing regatta 10 be held
on Union bay April 20 have all
been chosen af this time. and the
list appears below coach CouibeaF
u course, has full charge u al the
details Of the affair. but under him
the officials Of the various classes
and teams ere as follows.
College u Liberal Arts--steward.
Roy Pfnkertob. captain. -. HUSKY
manager, A. r. 0'Neai
Ciyn Engineers ~ Wyckoff. Blu
waldo, LOvelpy
Electrical nginaers-E stsp, Pull
On, Beck
Mining Engineers ~ SonmsFset.
Maokey, Dunbar.
Pharmacy ans Chemistry combined
Plum, D0uet, M0hr
FORESTRY and iaw--,Starr. 0aulsea
Aieot4
For the two crews u girls. repre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

Until tho Cubs and Giants ciashUd
last SEASON and Three Fingered
Brown outpitched the mighty Ma
thewsDn. not once. but upon several
occasions Il Was generally concrd-
cd that the cx-cufs~Nian Was a tit
tie bit thu best pitching proposition
that ever broke carve over a
plate. But In their huei@ this Cub
wonder ahone uaru brilliantly than
hts rival and earned the honorn.
~iset ns got enc run ahead. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
MTwTOsH CONFIDENT THAT gErF
WILL CONE THROUGH FOR
THE PURSE HE OFFERS.

NEW YORK. March 22-Hugh Me
In1oah, the Australian promoter to-
dAy secured the signature ~ Jack
johnson 20 papers calling for q fight
betwesn himself and James !. Jeff
rfaa for the heavyweight champion
chip % the world. 70 be pulled off
ct . time and place 20 be decided
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
MARVELLOUS CUB PITCHER
IN a CLASS BY HIM ELF

brown Ia the box. and we are sure
20 win" ~ compliment paid
brown by Prank Chance. MANAGER
nf tho three time champions nf the
National league AS a defensive
pltchrr he autranka the hcst uian
that ever pltrhed. and / wouldn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

exchange him for any player In the
game"
Like all truly great pitchers.
hrown does not wind zap iiks an
eish, day clock before pitching lie
sets the bail away with the least
possible c4ersiou. thriving with an
easy overland nntlun ard patfins
bits whoia body into the nwlnx, thus
conserving the strength " hia arm
and deycinpinE tremendous speed
ct the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
YAKIMA VALLEY
PRODUCE co.

oza "ie"ett St. Fremont station.
This u the place 70 got your fan
ey Yakima Potatoes, also Fruits and
full line Of Groceries See Us at
store, qr phone Us. North 14fB, sun
set Or White 4e6. Independent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March Ia
II there h better pitcher In the
woFiG than ghis unassuming young
man. who Acknowledges himself At
home In Tcrre Haus-. Ind. he can
command any salary bis nerve will
permlt him 20 ask for, and baseball
niAxnmfas will fall over themselves
bidding Cor his services.
The salary paid Mardecai Brown
the Cubs great right handler. has
never been shouted IA the public
ear. bat as the Indiana wonder al
ways signs his contract without
fukx. rapSrss ~ hen ordered 10 and
does not sses s-aatoFietF BY asking
for more money. Il - 10 be assumed
that Murphy. Chance a Co pay
hana q salary thaf keepM him SAP.
piled with powder and shot 20 Nil
rabbits. a pasttrus the ex- miner II
fond % during the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

Myers never tried 60 DO hts best
ard while he made sure - winning
would not exert himself for = rec
ORD Upon ore prrH atom he ran n
hHlf-niie ia Sc and a few days
fat4r wnfWfwd q rtumsrUuutry ala
mile with 4 fast field
Myrra took fhe lead az the start
and 4 mile frnw home was well IN
ffonf an easy winner kut in
crossing a stre fence ~ tore his
RAINING pants. ard instead % fin
fshinU. at down like spoiled
child and refused % flnish simply
handing the race 20 a man he had
practically defeated already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Moore Theatre

JOHN cort Manager
More aiEhfn aud Thursday Mafsnea.
The Aakin- Singer Go. ffne
Present
THE CIR QUESTION
with Paul Nicholson ana fsofnnar
q Fifty People
Nights see to $3.50. Mat. 1se 10 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22

Buy a Champion Gas Range and
got a coal or wood range free. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-22
Seattle Theatre

Russell a Drew. Mannw~rs phone a
fifth Week OF the Favartfe geatffa
Theatre stock Company.
Mats Thar. and sat. TanIxhf4
Presenting fhe Sensation 81
Sensations.
~FNOM TRAMP To MGI.rToNA1RFcs
Prices Malta. Toe and 2Sc Every
evening. Ice 70 sec.
Next Week. Dangers % working
Girin."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
christlan science Leeturer.

Prof Hermann s. Herring, c. S. b.,
who will lecture In Fargc next Tues
day evening on Christian Science, is a
native OF Philadelphia, Pa. and son OF
the late DR.. Constantine Herring
whom Hahnenann called 'sThe Father
Of Homeopathy in America" is a
graduate of the University OF Penn
sylvania from the department of Me-
chanical Engineering, receiving the
professional, degrees of NJ e. In 1886.
He was made Professor OF Mechanics
and Electrical Engineerin by the
Philadelphia Board of public Educa-
ton In 1887, and in 1891 yas called to
the Johns Hopkins University in
Baltimore, Md, as Associate in Elec-
tricaf Engineering, where he remain
ed eight years engaged in occurring,
and in conducting laboratory and re-
search work
In 1899 he gave IN his profession
for the purpose OF devoting himself
entirely to Christian Science work, and
was a practitioner reader, and teacher
in Baltimore, and Publication Com
nittee OF Maryland and the District
of Columbia. In 1902 he was elected
First Reader OF the Mother Church in
Boston for term Of three years. and
subsequently, was made President of
the Church and a lecturer.
In 1906 he was called to Concord,
New Hampshire, to become the First
Reader of the Christian Science
Church OF that city, and has recently
completed his three-year term Of Of
fee there.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
MANY CASES IN
SUPREME COURT
HIGHEST TRIBUNAL IN STATE
WILL HAVE A BUSY WEEK
WITH IMPORTANT CASES.

Bismarck. N D.. Sept. 90 This
week promises to be somewhat Of a
lively one in the supreme court In
addition to the Rindlaub case, rehear-
ings will be heard on wednesday.
Sept. %. In the case Of Young vs.
Metcalf Land Co, from Cass, county;
Burke VS., Scharff, from Ramsey coun-
ty and Campbell VS.. Bull from Bur-
leigh county. In this latter case Judge
Ellsworth is disqualified and Judge
Crawford will take his place.
On Thursday, Sept. %, argument
will be called IL, the case of State lex-
rel vs.. Holmes. being the question Il
the constitutionality Of the so-called
spoilers reward law.
On Friday motions to dismiss two
appeals from Stutsman county Will he
heard, each case involving a very
heavy judgment
The regular October term of court
convenes in this city on Tuesday, Oct.
S. The calendar is not made up as
yet. but there viii be in the neighbour
hood of 100 new cases ready for argu-
ment. Among these win be several in
teresting criminal matters and the us
ual run OF civil cases.
The Noah Case Up.
The case OF state VS.. Noah. now in
the penitentiary, Under sentence OF
DEATH will go before the court in some
shape, though just what has not been
determined. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Noah has peremptorily discharg-
! ed from the matters Messrs. Purcell
and Divett, who we're interesting
themselves in his behalf, and just
what disposition Of the case will be
, made is not known. No briefs or abb
stracts have been filed In the matter
and what action the attorney generals
office viii suggest is not known.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
TWO LADIES BADLY HURT.
Accident to Buggy While Going Down
Hill Nearly Proves Fatal.

Richardton, Sept. 20.-As Mrs.
Stephen Killer and Mrs. Peter Kersch
were driving down the Hart river Hill
on their way home from Richardton,
the tongue ran through the neck yoke.
letting the buggy run onto the horses.
Both ladies were thrown out and bad
ly injured. Mrs, Killer was uncon-
scious when picked up by Charley
Kelly, who came along in his auto a
few minutes after the accident hap
pened. Both were brought to town in
the auto and taken to the home of
Peter Killer, wnere upon medical iex-
animation 1t vas found that Mrs.
Kersch had one limb crushed from the
knee down and Mrs. Killer had re-
eeived internal injuries besides one rib
broken. One of the horses was also
hurt SO badly that it died.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
TELLS WHY SUNDAY
/. SHOULD CONE HERE
REV. S. s. WYAND, SPEAKING
FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE,
GIVES SOMETHING or WORK or
EVANGELIST - WOULD BE A
GREAT THING FOR CITY.

4 r
Rev. Wyand of the Broadway M. E..
church delivered an address last even-
ing in favor of bringing Billy Sunday
to Fargo for revival services. He
maintained in no uncertain words that
he had known Mr.. Sunday for twelve
years, attended three of his MONTH
long conventions in various parts Of
the country and SO felt he knew what
he was talking about.
Mr. Sunday is cultured, refined
intellectual man and perfect gentle
man He only makes use OF the LAM
guage of the street to attract the peo-
pie of the street" said the speaker.
He is the greatest orator have ever
heard. I believe he is Gods agent in
America and certainly is His greatest
power for good"
Mr.. Wyand denied that because q
man came to the rllourners bench,
there was anything the matter with
him. That Mr.. Sunday appeals to the
reason, is positively not an emotional
preacher. and leaves the sinner to ex-
ercise his own will in the matter OF
conversion, were further statements
made
5 EECdt ID COAuAAGENAdi RAHpBlflb AATs
Wyand clinched his arguments. He
said in substance: It will require
about $4,000 to pay the expenses of
Mr.. Sundays visit with as thirty
days and he will come for no less. Mr..
Sunday will raise the money himself
and viii ask no. compensation for him-
self, however free will Offering will
be taken for him the last day The
event viii be a state affair: cities all
over the country will send their quo
tas to be present, between 100000 and
1000 people viii attend the meetings.
which Mr.. Wyand says. means but 5
cents per auditor to pay ell expenses.
That so much free advertising will be
Riven the city and so many people at
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
SUIT AGAINST MIDLAND.
Judge Knauf Of jamestown Wants
$3.50 for Attorneys Fees. 81

Jamestown, N. d., Sept. Suit
was commenced last week by Atty
John Knauf against the Midland Con-
tinental railroad to recover $3.50 fees
whica Mr.. Knauf claims is due him
for his assistance in handling the
case against Joseph Ripley last sum
mer.
The papers were drawn Thursday,
and the same day Sheriff Romer went
to Bismarck to serve them on the sec
rotary of state as the company's au-
thorized agent in the state.
At the time of the Ripley suit, last
summer, which involved title TO a
right of way across the Ripley farm
south Of the city. Mr.. Knauf was call
ed in to assist In prosecuting it.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
BAD FIRE AT wEsTHoPE.
Whole Town Was in Serious Danger
Because of Hiah Wind.

Westhope, NJ D., Sept. 2O.-F'ire was
discovered in the McGillivary eleva-
tor here at $50 this afternoon and
the start it had gotten before being
noticed, coupled with the high wind
which was blowing at the time, caused
the fire to spread to the Imperial
lumber yard. and for a time the whole
town was in great danger. However.
through. the heroic fight of the fire.
men, the fire was under control at s
o'clock
The loss on the elevator was about
$4,000, with insurance for $4,000 and a
further loss of grain in the building
Of $4,000, fully insured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
Testifies After Four Years.

Carlisle Center, N. Y, G. B. Bur
hans, writes: About four years ago
wrote you that ] had been entirely
cured of kidney trouble by taking two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy, and
after four years l am again pleased to
state that / have never had any re-
turn of those symptoms, and am
evidently cured t stay cured" Fo-
ley's Kidney Remedy will do the same
for you. Fl. H. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
He Wanted To suicide.

Adams. N. ID. Sept 90. IA case OF
suicide was narrowly averted at
Adams, a stranger knocked at the
back door or Lindgraen's restaurant,
and asked for b knife with which to-
cut bread. the request was granted
but fortunately the knife given him
was dulA The man tried the blade
on his hand and walked toward the
barn unfastening his collar as he
went His actions we're seen bx Mr.,
Lind who rushed up to him and
took the knife from nim BY force
When the wOpld~be suicide realized
that his plans had failed, ne Walked
leisurely away, and LETT town going
tn westerly direction.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20

The wide awake people are buying
lots In North Broadway addition
where they do cot have to- pay In
terest and taxes while paying for their
lots. Neither dc they have to make
weekly payments during sickness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20

tracted thereby, the merchants viii be
obliged to double their stocks. Mr..
Wyand has travelled in twenty four
states and would rather live in Fargo
than any place, and so thinks Fargo
is not bad. But Sunday makes bad
men good and good men better, and
fills up the empty pews in the churches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
MUNICH FoReER WANTED.
Paul knudson Passed Paper Cor $50
and Police Are Now on HE Trait.

Grand Forks, N. d, Sept. 40. The
Grand Forks police department today
received . message from Munich. this
state. to the effect that Paul Knudson
was wanted there on a charge of forg-
ing $50 check. He LEFT Munich al
o'clock this morning and was sup
posedly heading toward Grand Forks.
The description given Follows: About
six feet tall, slim build. weighing, 100
pounds; small sandy mustache, walks
as though he had game leg. Wore j
black derby hat, rather long black
coat and brown corduroy pants. has
light hair, II located, wire the con-
stable at Munich.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
UNIVERSITY oPENs ruEsDAY.
State institution viii Enter on Twenty
sixth Year--Ma any improvements.

4fs
sixth Year--Many improvements.
Grand Forks, N. d.. Sept. 2e.-The
twenty-sixth school year Of the uni
versity Of North Dakota begins Tues
day morning with the opening Of
registration for the session Of 1909
1910. There lis every indication that
the coming year will be the greatest
In the history Of the university, owing
to increased equipment and the in
crease in attendance which is bound
to come. The big crop OF this fall win
have its influence on the university.
undoubtedly, by materially increasing
the attendance from the country dis
tricts.
With the opening CT the university
Tuesday, the new president Of the in
stitution. Frank L. Mcvey, win come
in touch for the first time with the
student body OF the institution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20
PRosPEcT IS VIZ BRIoHT.
Wesley College Opens Tomorrow fol
What Promises 10 BE Record Year.

Grand Forks, N. d., Sept. 20.~-Wes-
ley college enters on its third year
tomorrow, when registration begins
and prospects are bright for a larger
attendance than In the past CorWin
ana Larimore halls are now lacking
only the roof and 1t IL expected that
Larimore hall will be ready by the
beginning Of the second semester.
Applications for rooms in Sayre hall
far exceed the supply and there is
every indication that there will be q
larger number OF students to take adj
vantage OF the courses Of study offer-
ed by Wesley