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rick going back to his old position at
end rush. 1t is not certain whether
Savage will be played at fullback or
at end rush. He started the season
last year at end and finished behind
the line, playing both positions at diff
ferent times in the Harvard game. He
will be Yale's mainstay in the drop
kicking game this season and Walter
Camp, jr., will be looked to for Yale's
best distance work.
Holiday Philbin, brother of Steve
Philbin, Yale's fast halfback of last
season, looks like one of the backfeld
stars this year He is very fast and
powerful. He captained the freshman
eleven last fall and was on the fresh
man crew AT New London. Another
back whom the new rules should make
famous is Meade Robinson. He is
Splinter and great things were ex-
pected from him in the Harvard game
last year, when he was laid up by al.
injury.
Child. who played tackle part Of the
Harvard game last year, and Parker.
the best lineman of the FRESHMAN last
fall, are especially formidable in the
tackle positions. Fuller. the best
guard yet found, was with the fresh
men two years ago, but was ineligible
last season Howe is running the
eleven at quarterback, and as Captain
DAILY will not play regularly this sea-
son, because of injuries received last
fall, 1t is expected that Howe will act
as field captain much Of the time.
Loree. who Is being tried at center,
weighs $50 pounds and is by no means
an ideal candidate for the position un.
der the new rules. Morris, his under
study, is a plugger, but has shown no
signs of brilliancy. Fritz Hyde, who
was injured in midseason last year, is
expected 10 prove strong competitor
for the place.
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Lisbon, N. D., Sept. ga childish
prank, the whipping of horse at
tached to buggy in which AL Harel-
son, aged 4 years, and James and Ed
Wright, aged and years, were
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niladelphia claims the honor of
having in Jack Berry the cleverest
shortstop in the business. Boston
claims a like honor for Charley Wag-
ner, but it has remained for Jack
Berry himself, who is a competent
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After holding down the bench for a
couple of seasons Catcher Tom Mad
den is being worked by the Boston
red sox and is said to be making
good.
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SPORTING EDITORS CORNER.

Walter Johnson, the Washington
pitcher. has a good chance to smash
Rube Waddell's strike out record of
301, for this season.
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There will be no inter- league series
between the American association
and the Eastern league pennant win
ners this season
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Blues Beat Brewers.

Kansas CITY, Sept. 2S-Kansas City
defeated Milwaukee 4 to 8 in ten
inning game. With two men OUT,
Smoot singled. McGlynn then walked
three men, forcing in the winning run
Score: r H e
Kansas City .... ......... 4 z 2
Milwaukee .-.-.. .......... 3 8 o
Bateries-Brandon and James; Nc
Glynn and Marshall.
Bad weather at Minneapolis.
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while the HARRISON lad received a
broken leg, the buggy being tipped
over by the horse when 1t ran away.
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seated, resulted in bad injuries to the
children. Both of the Wright boys
had their faces bruised and skinned,
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
Columbus Blanks Hens.

Toledo Sept. 23.--Columbus shut out
Toledo through the effective pitching
of Sitton. Not one of the Toledo play
ers reached third base. Score: r H E
Toledo 80. ............ 0 4 8
Columbus ..... ..... 4 o
Batteries and Hartley; Sit
ton and Carisch.
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critic, to pass the laurels out to Owen
Bush of the tigers. In spite OF De-
troit's slump during 1910 Bush is play
ing the same magnificent ball which
characterized the brilliant success OF
his 1909 plays.
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HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, Off.
ces Douglas Bldg, lib Broadway, Fargo.
A, ]. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. d. Offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
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Cubs Divide With Giants.

New York, Sept. 23.-Chicago and
New York split even in the double
header, each game being marked by
score of to 1. The Cubs won be-
cause of Drucke's wildness and the
Giants victory was due to ReuIbach's
poor control The Chicagoan's three
wild pitches being responsible for as
many runs. The scores:
First game r H e
New York 8 /
Chicago ............ s 8 1
Batteries-Drucke and Myers; Pies
ter and King.
Second game Ri r
New York .................. s 7 o
Chicago / 5 2
Batteries-Wiltse and Myers; Reul-
bach and King.
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATTOR.
neys az law. once, 4 and g. Morton
building, Broadway, Fargo.
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo Nattlnal
Rank block, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUST, HENDERSON block,
Broadway, Fargo. Probate practice
speciality.
ROBINSON, J. e., ATTORNEY AT Law,
6l2 Front street, Fargo. Practices In all
courts. Tax casee g speciality.
TURNER, ii. r., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ofaces In Edwards building, Broadway
Practices In all courts.
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Pirates Whip Quakers.

Pittsburg. Sept. 23.--The visitors
were defeated by Pittsburg by score
Of 6 to 5. Score: HE
Philadelphia ............ 8 o
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. s IA q
Notwithstanding, Schettler and Doc
in; Phillip and Gibson.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
cinoy and Boston SPLIT.

Boston, Sept. 2s-Cincinnati won the
first game 4 to in eleven innings,
but was beaten by Boston Z to 5, in sec
ond, the contest being called at the end
of the seventh inning because of
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Dodgers Trim Cardinals

Brooklyn, Sept 2s.-Brooklyn took
the first game of the final series with
ST. Louis to 8, by hammering Hearn,
Bresnahan's new find, hard all the
way. Score: RHE
Brooklyn .....s............... IL 0
ST. Louis ..................
Batteries-Scanlon, Barger and Mil
.er; Hearn and Phelps.
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DENTISTS.

nee Huntington block, over Bijou. En.
trance on Broadway, Fargo, N. d.
DIX. Ill. l.. SIAkI4lAG, DENTIST, ROOM
B. deLendrecie block, corner Front and
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. D
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Boys Are Hurt.

"Rathskeller Cafe" Moornead.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ACCOUNTANT.
ARCHITECTS.

WAITER THOMSON, EXPERT AC
countant. Phone 390-J. 1l20 Tnigd ave
nue. south. Fargo. N. ID.
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MIDWlEE AND NURSE

MRS. Aida SLAATTELED = GRADUATE
as Midwife (Jordemoder) and Nurse from
Christina, Norway. Is Tenth st. ). Phone
1877. Fargo, N. ID,
PIANO, TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WM. kLIAIMEk, ia NINTH AVE
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing.
Phone e16-L.
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tJNDE RTAKER

AND LICENSED EAIBALMTrR-FUN
ii Supplies T. y. Rice South Broad
way. Office south OF MoOdy's store.
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BEAUTY PARLoR9.
NINE. MELIN BEAUTY PARLORS ELEC-
trolisis, Massage, Chiropody and Manicur
ing. los Broadway. Phone 7oS-J.
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A Torum want Add will Sen i co. you.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

No other games scheduled.
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Department of Srisnrs
and Ma+hsTnztil


Officers.
FeTesiasnt-eC. C. Gray. Grafton.
Vice P-rBsidsnf-E r Chandler,
State university.
sscrstEry-C1yde r. TrRvis, May
rilla.
Tuesday Oct. 1gs-2sDD .. IN.
Discussion On the Sources OF the
Suns HeBts-F- a Bchradsr, Devils
Lake.
Teaching the Great Sources Of Pow
az In MEtUre-TOluuteer discussion.
LaburBturT Method and Euuiprnsnt in
PtIyBiugraGihy-H z Simpson, state
university.
Flow 10 AEricufruraIize the Teaching
OF Botany In tine HiEh School and
Still Retain the Essential Principles
If BotEnE-9. r.. Bergman, .AEricul-
rnral collage
La.DrRturT Equipment in HiEh
school Elementary Agriculturs-E w.
Eandlsrt, Agricultural college.
The Correlation Of PhEsiugraTf1v
with Commercial Geography and His
1nrgN-FT G. Sts;bhinE, Grand Furks
To What RxtRut lis the Illumination
d MErhsTuR1icB in the Teaching Of
Physics DeEiraf1leH-A II. TszIor.
State university.
should the Metric System be Gen-
orally Taught? If SO, TO what Tx
Temp. s. Berg, Dickinson.
CT,hers viii he Time given for VOL
unraer discussion OF each Of the
papers ON rns above topics, and the
next three topics ara for round table
discu8siun.D
IN What Respects Is Science Teach
ing in the Schools Deficient
The Value Of The Graph in Teaching
Mathematics.
The Value OF Teaching Appruzirna-
IionE.
tEaperE are Limited TO twelve kin
uIes each and discussions 10 three
utnuteE)
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TROUBLE AT CASs
LAKE PROBABLE

Minneapolis, Sept. 2A-Dr. h. &.
Dumas, OF Glass; Lake, fears violence
If the federal government attempts To
enforce the old Indian treaty forbid
Sing the sale Of Iunnr in thai rla-rier
IF the state. DR. Dumas Expressed
this belief IN minneapolis tpflav. when
the canes were called against the TWO
deputies under w E johnson. the
government Indian agent, who furci-
aly took z grip carriBd sby A a Oliver
from ftm at Benz. Mimi. in an effort
10 Determine WHISTLER gr not lit nBn-
ra1n9d DQuDr They We're arrested
and have been in jail In C,RHs Lake.
Today the case w-RB postponed until
OCT. p, one week after the federal
order becomes effective A decision
is wanted by the Cass Lake residents,
Before oct. La, or the time OF the or
der going into effect .6HlBysd.
We are not TRYING to get perrrfs-
sion TO sell liquor in CRBB Lake" said
Or. Dumas" but II agents 20 to CRss
Lake Oct. Is and destroy any prop
erfg there is sure TO be rroubln. as
the people are stirred up. We viii
probably make al appeal to have The
lime extended
Deputies Norbert. L 8, Egrp and
James Davis, special officers employed
5y the gUverumsn1 were arrested
Sept 8. They were refused permits
sion TO examine a grip carried by Oil
ver, who is a member of the CRsg
Lake board of lang appraisers. and
HB-cibly took the grip from him but
found no hgu8r They We're ARRESTED,
charged with assault Il. 6 Oakley.
assistant United States district Rtt0r-
neE, obtained w-rr Of habsas corpus
ON Sept H. which wsas returrlable To-
cay. An agreement was mace today
by c. c. HDUpt, United States district
attorney, and Eichsrd n Funek county
attorney al CaEB Lake, that the wri1s
be not rHturnable until the arguments
are heard. In the msButizne the TWO
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Officers.
PTeEident-R- M. Black, wabpston
Vice Presi8eut-w z. Thomas
Jamestown.
secretary-Berrha M. Palmer. Dew
lis Lake.
Tuesday, Oct 10 2sao D. m.
Presidents Address, M. Black
Wzahpet0n.
The Use Of the Library in Teach
ing HlEt0ry-F1orence HfI, EaIley
City.
History Below the Seventh Grade
C.. NJ. GUrreI, MsyvIIIe
Interesting the Pupils In Local His
tory-Minnie J. Nelson. Valley City:
a Laboratory Method Of Teaching
Cfvics-J. c. West, Webster.
Address (f8rty nltuures)-The Food
Supply Of the Mandans. O. q. Libby
State university.
Round Ta6le-Expsrience and Dis
CuEsionB:
q Sources in the Secondary
Schools.
p. The Essentials Of a Good Text
In Eistorz.
c. Preliminary Training for Social
uT.
q. Other topics Els suggested.
Business
IAu papers win be open TO general
discussion and are limited TO fifteen
minutes saEh,9
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0HirarR.
PreBideut-S. Henrr wulfe, Mirut.
Woe P-esident-H E. Tewen,
CEn6u.
ssnrstary-#rankItn Thurdnrsnn.
MEyvfIle.
Wednesday, oS4. ap-asap B. m.
General TouiD-w-hat are Our High
Schools Doing and What Should They
DO Towards Efficiency IL
l. The Study Of Agriculture-.A z.
EeHE, 1sa-tmurs.
2. Manual TRIMMING and Domestic
Sctsuus-E z TuuEIkinE, GRAND
FurazE-
E. Commercial Bub1srts - Islson
BEEuz-tr, ERsselton.
4. Physical Neutrality-suspicious. Hey
wmrd. PARK River.
6. Moral TrEtntnE-E. T. Edwards.
Nnfn1r.
C. #yg1gus and saztetHtiuu-I. #.
EdnIz2n, Tgxner.
5usansmA
Friday Ort R1-s:so g. M.
and Suggested Notifications, Csc. w.
EErna, Valley City.
Are There EuUJsrEE An the List Of
CONSTANTS and ElsgriTss Which Should
be Dropped Go Give Place ID OrhsrE
n More TmEnsdia1s TAlus9 4 G..
Crane, jamestown
What ax The Function % the E5fEh
School In the Preparation Of Teachers
for Lhs Common 5choulB9 c. Il. ETH-
thorpe, wdufstun.
The Abuse Of -ntsr-EiEsh School
Athletics and Its Remedy z h
Murphy, Tower CIry.
FWhR1 Snuuld he the Common STAND
E-dE uf Cn1urs in Elgh Schools w
E GodwRr6, Devils Lake.
DiBcuHsi0nE
business.
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deputies are 10 be released ON their
own recagulzalDoe. Owing 10 the R.b-
Benee Of Pierce Butter special Hrtur-
nRE for CRss county, Judge @iIlHru
today held the Wrirs rsrurnafile Oct. Il.
The Indian agents in the employ
Of the government have been Aasptrls
indlE1i1iss on The people End the
people are becoming 1nnBnsss." said
Mayor Dumas. In Cess Lake the sa-
looms viii be closed entirely. while at
BHruidji, q few miles away, they VIII
he open There are people IN CRsE
Lake who want liquor and they VIII
go to BEmidu 10 get il. While there
they VIII do their trading, and ting
loss win be an item 10 the Cass Lake
merchants"
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MAKING WAR ON
INFANT PARALYSIS
NEW YORK STATE HEALTH COM
MISSIONER HAS BEGUN
CAMPAIGN.

Albany, n Y Sept. ga systematic
study nj tnfantEle paralysis in this
state is being made by state Health
COMMISSIONS Porter. He has been
watching the prevalence Of thP disease
and Says he is fully satisfied that a
number Of cases exist in the STATE
while resent tuTsEtiEs1lc1s,s says
q srRtHrnent from IRE state hssaszh ce-
par1rnezt today. establish beyond =
reasonable DOUBT that this is q com
muuica&1R disease 1t has not as yer
been positively determined by whaE
means II lis transmitted from one per
son To another. Rscogniztng however,
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Dept Of SUpsriu+snasnne.


OMrsrR.
PrsEiasut-w. = Eaocazwsu. Bis
xnzrck
Ttos PreEdsn1-Ealen PrandsrfIle
Grant Forks
EsGrsrE-y-E J. Taylor, bismarck.
Member CT EExscztfrs Committee
SrE1+ Isz110n AEcDonalS, McHRnrF
county.
"Wednesday OrA- ae~-e:so .. m.
Rsl&%iou Of HsaEh 70 MorsFitT,
Euvt Geneva NJ 14ovsn. Dsekey ooun-
IT. 6upr Martha -z1sn, Williams
county.
County NurnEd rE. E9gh School
Preparation for Teachers. guut. C..
L. TAgnssE. Burleign county. Rupt
r. z BSrneE, R1chland county.
Rapport OF Code C0E1ruiHEiun. For~a-
ton n E1str1rrE-E ]. Taylor, Bis
-narck- Cer1tficat5on Of Teanhers-
Jossph Kennedy, Stale Tniwsrsttv.
EsnarsI Discussion.
Business.
Thursday, Oct. 2D-s=sg a. M
State Aid for Burial Schools. Rury+
e. q. Warren, Ward county. Eurt-
Pred WEnnsr, BtutEman county.
The County Superintendent An
Ihor1ty--Supt- Bessie NJ Kane, Noun
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CTEcsrE.
PreEidanT-lW. M. Kern Glendale.
Woe Prssident-.C. a Rroens. Nj
not.
sscrstary-NeIie FarnerEnrrh, VAL
ley City
Tuesday, Oct. 1B-2sn9 .. m.
Diapers limited TO fifteen minutes,
discussion 10 five minutes each.9
Industrial Education a Necessity Of
the T1mes-H. A Jewell, C!and0. Dis
cDHEian-E- r. Edwards, Mimic.
Industrial Education in the one
Room SCHOOL, r Butterfield, May
willie D1scRssion-V. a Bird. Car
ringfDn
Domestic Science and Art In the
Rural ErhO0l-gesEie M Hoover, Az
ricultursl college. DisGusEi0n-R. a.
Wallace, EiIlE5or0
The Grammar Grade CourBe in
Manual Training. What2 wFys-
f. e. DunDflE. Elsn6Ele DiscuBs5on
a @. Crane. jamestown
Business.
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its accepted tranEmisSibllity the state
health department has put il on the
list Of quarantinable diseases and now
requires IL to De reported and quaran-
tined for a period CT twenty-one days"
With a view OF Systematically study
iEE the causes and prevalence Of this
disease. Commissioner Porter has re-
Gently placed in the hands OF every
physician in the state blanks on which
be urges a detailed report Of every
case which has arisen since Jan /.
1919
The state health department urges
united cooperation OF citizens in its
combat against the disease.
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COMPLETE PROGRAMME FOR
N. D. EDUCATIONAL MEET
Every Event Of the Fou Days Session q fhE State Convcn
tim Of Educatms Which VIII Take Place
q The Capital City Oct. 1871

THE cumplste urficiBl programme for
rha 2afh annual masriTrg Of the North
Dakota EducBrionRl aBsaCia1iOn which
viii meet liz BiaTnRrek Clut rs TO n,
has been prepared. It lis nne rf 1he
gnrsst parrrilHre ever arranged fur III
educational meeting in the BtHtH:
Tine flzM programme is as follows:
"wednesday, DGt. n, RsnD p. IN.
Prayer
Music
Presidents AtdraHs-F-ed Il. Smith,
TEatGpstan
AdareHs-#un. w. 1. BtoclzwaIl, Bis
rrnarck.
Educational Progress OF the Year
PREF E. T. Llat6, Agricultural noIlsEe.
Business
"Wednesday Evsnins, 8 CsClprlS.
L4eczure-JeEn Taljsan, q ctIsrhCtsr
sketch. Esv. Andrew cHllIies, Mime
aQgpliE-
TEuraaEy, Oct 20 2sDD p I'M
Prayer.
Music
Business
Address--sA Ner4srted Factnr, III.
John w. Cook. DeKRTn, III.
General T1nsrns-Ths Schools Essls-
rion 10 Public Hearth. {AddreHBsE Tim
NAG 10 twenty ntnrrhss earh-0
lAda-sBs-The Need and TRtus Uf
Medical Inspection Of Lte Eshnol Chi
aran, liz. 9. #. RasdiEs-, Stale IEri-
zrsrEsTT-
Addrass-Ths Place Of F4ryEics2 Bd-
xara-tun IL Our ETrhFEc SchuolE Mrs.
Tina 4 Eer--felE, Valley Et-y-
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IrFficsrs.
President u lacEgaug.ntDr
Stevens, BaHta.s
Vice FreaiEierr-4E W. RHndlatt
Agr'icultural nulie.rA.
seuTerag9s -AnnH 1 Gjalstad. walua.
TIassrssf Dr.. 4B-7s8D ,. NJ.
Music.
Rural Work Worth Wilhelm ar
Veal 8Rrnes, Valley City. discussions
ftwD rninutas aarsfl
Es0szn-aames w FBier Bismarck
ker'risiis--+ts W. REndIHtG, AEriirul-
tEzral caIInra
Round IRhle-.h Ttgnlanpe
Ten Minnie Treats by Mar1flB RHis-
her, Morton county. Flora waaking.
EiIlrlsiEh county Anna I5alstnd, Nc
RI TIrT nnunty ANNA 1nwUnd, Bur
leigh ouurrtys Mrs MBynae ZychFinfsFi
Anr-tun countys ana County Eupersin-
fandBrtE Kane .TBtsn, TiEnesg and
Mcdonald and a. p Hollis.
Tuesday, Oct. nB.-B:nD .. m.
NuEic-.sole and instrumautal.
For our MaiBenE Eweegt Flowers uf
the Rural Eshade-JeHsie M Hoover
Agricultural college
Btrd Life Illustrating slides to he
usec4. w. e. Bell Agricultural college
Business.
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Highsr Education be Better AdHptaa
to Practical l4ife2 Fapgr-Freg. w.
nj. Kern, Ellsndale DisnuRsion--a III.
EziliBrtE. State university
some Current T.ratlsmB Paper
Vernon ~. SuufreE, State university
DiscusBiurt--ErsR. T.. A. HIllyBr, MAY
villa.
THE FfiBee Cf Ethical Culture in
Higher Education. FRDer-Fe-eE. q
FL, KroBze, Jamestown. DisGuHBt0n-
Pres, C. C. CrsegRn, Fargo.
Business.
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Dspt. Of snhupi Aarniniaaru4isr-

T1FfIrars
F1'eEIdent-sR. Isl 1GcEish F'airglaie
Sanrrtstary-A. R. Uuz. W-inablaenn
Member uf the TEerutfze COMMITTEES
il. r. TRndberg, I,r,icrall
T'hHrataHg, Oct. 2D,-Rs8D a m.
1IrbRu SESSION.
Presidents Address g. McNiEh
FairSlHIe.
Sanitation Mrs. FsEnnia Dunn
2uBin, Esianarrk
Problem of Moral D,iBciTIins-E. Isl
Cameron, TTRhpstun.
Urban pruhlems General Hiscus-
sion
Friday, Oct. 21-.RssD a. m.
GREEral Beasiun0
School LEws-E. j. Taylnr, Els
ulRruk
Migratory TBRCharE-QTtnnis l.
Nelson, Valley City.
Equipment and Eupsrvisi0n-R. A.
Wallace, EiIlHburo.
E2UrRl Fratblems-E5ensral discussion
BuEineRk
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Department Of Higher zns
Prv$eRsioyEsl Education.


Officers.
PreBidert-M a BrEunDn, State
university.
Vice Presiaeut-A. u. Weeks, AET'i-
cultural college.
5Secre1ar-y-P- G. Euuwfto1, Fargo.
Thursday, Oct, 2o--ss8o a ~.
Presidents AdareBE-The New ana
the Old Eaucatiun, M. a. Branuunp
State university
What Has Been the Influence Of
E5lghsr institutions Of Learning Upon
the Development Of Vocational Edu-
canigng FRper-FTes. J. III. Worst
Agricultural college Discussion
Charlton Andrews, Valley City.
How Enrich the Student Social
Life Papsr-PraE. G. a Mcfarland
Valley City. DisCusEl0n-DT. z. p.
Robertson, Grand Forks.
How Can 1hs Subject Matter Of
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Officers
Presidsnt-C. C. Cray, Grafton.
Vice Prssidgut-lR. a. wallace. Ellis
bGra.
Escretary-MiHs Eula Miller, FarEn.
"Wednesday, Oct. 1880 q. n.
Rerardariuu in the Grades and How
to Diminish II PHper-W. f Hoover.
Fargo. Discussion
The Personal Equation IN Teaching
Paper-C. c. Schmidt, State Eznfrer-
EirT- Discussion.
FriHzys Oct. 27-9:3o =. M.
Domestic Science without a Special
Teacher PBpsr-Lsah Cannon. MAY
vile Diseassion-Jsan Walt Donald
sur.
Definite Assignments Of ReR ding
Lessons. Paper-E- NJ Sherry. RoIIu.
Disaussiun-E- e. Edwards. Mfuta.
The Specialization OF History. Pa
psr-Jotn III. Gillette, State rnirsr-
siry. Discussion 1sd hy c. M. Corral,
MRyvflle
Business.
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Officers.
PreEidanf-FHannie G. Amidon, Val
Ley City.
Vice Fresldent-Clara c. Aaaaha.
Valley City.
Secretary Eleanor Donghar4g. Cen
ess0.
Tassday. Oct. 1s-2sno .. -.
Choice of Musical Material in the
Lower Erades-Rhea Rsun3ce, Cn0perB-
town
How to Help MonotoneE and Other
Backward Pupils In Music J0Bepfnne
EIlingson. jamestown
What Should be the Qualifications
for u Supervisor Of MuKic ax q Evs-
tenn CT City Echp0ass-W w. George.
Fargo.
Musical Appreciation In the schools
of Nor1h Dak0fa-Fred w. WEmberay,
jamestown
Round Table F'annIe c. ArnEdon,
Valley City Leader.
tFapegA h1naaad to twenty inmates
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An Illinois man has invented a
safety pin with two points. Half Of
The adult population. uneasIly awaits
information as 70 whether the women
VIII wear them in their belts.
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traH cacr1tv
The Commercial Value uf Element
arv Agrinulture. Esnpt. F.edarick Da.-
us. Adams ruumrr
Isunesric Science. Miss JeHHiH N
HoUvar Asriinultural rnIissEe.
Round Table Ganeraa TiauuHainr.
BUSINESS.
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Don't hesitate To borrow wnur
friends wit. 1T is much Less sxauEt-
ing than working your brain and yun
needn't give credit for Yunr smart
sayings.
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Don't be SO imprOvfdent as 70 return
q book loan Fine Libraries can be
stocked with the little mack of past.
ing over book plates with your own
name