The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-21


rington. The find Of the season Is
Drummond who was the most consist
emit ground gamer the college had in
the first game Of football he ever play
ed. Catlin also made two sensational
runs for touchdowns, although he is
still somewhat weak as a result of a
siege OF typhoid. The lineup was as
follows:
!. e.. frost.
|. t., Mcnamara
/. g.. Macmillan.
c., Keye.
r. g.. Paulson.
r. t., Stickney.
r. e., Murray and Ericsson
a. b., Pollock and Harrington.
/. III. Catlin.
r. h., Drummond.
(. b.. Carpenter.
Thursday evening the team left for
Mitchell, s. d., to play a game with
Dakota Wesleyan. which will prove q
much surer Indication of their strength.
The Mitchell team is said to have four
all-state men on 1t, and to be the pest
the institution has had for some time.
Coach watkins team is making no
promises. but expects to put up naru
f,rht. The men who are making the
trip are Mcnamara. Stickney, Keye'
ManMillan. frost, Murray, Paulson'
BUSINESS. pollock, Nelson, HarringIon'
catlin. Carpenter. Drumnond, ana SUI
dent Manager Engerud. Az recent
election Of the athletic association the
Following officers were elected
president Lloyd Musberger
vice Presldent--Athol Thayer'
Secretary--Wil Keye-
Urea surer-Hal Pollock.
student Member Board Of Control
Faculty embers-Prof. Wanner aAio
Coach Watkins.
Lloyd Musberger.
rha naner given by Miss Stanley OF
49, conservatory before the state feo-
Grafton of women's clubs q D 49,
Lake IL very highly spoken on Niss
stanley discussed practical means -
raising the standard OF music - ca
districts and stimulating rural com
nunities to better appreciation q
rnilsic At the Y M g, A. meotlns
sunday. Miss Blakeslee rendered Two
vocal selections. The conservatory mas
inst received q large number OF new
remnants, distinct from the regular
college pennats.
At the recent meeting held in the
auditorium OF the Y M. G. A. for the
purpose OF considering possible pool
room ordinance, all the educational
institutions OF the city were represent
ed. Three members OF the faculty OF
Fargo college were present. and the
college was also represented at the
meeting of the city council at which
the ordinance came up for its first
reading. Those interested in the wei
fare Of the students of the city win be
glad to know that the ordinance, al
though a stringent, one, passed on It's
first reading. The colleges and schools
Of the city will make strong fight at
the final presentation OF the proposed
ordinance, and Ii is hoped that they
Z VIII have the support of everyone in
the city who Is interested In creating
an uplifting environment for our stu
dent population.
At the regular meeting Of the college
&C
following officers were elected:
President--John Drewelow.
vice President C. "A. Ransom.
Secretary and Treasurer Clair Cod
ding
business Manager spencer Boise.
librarian G. A. Ransom
This week two chapel periods were
devoted to talks by Miss Lonn, dean
Of women, on social service in the great
cities. she spoke in general terms
about the work being done for girls
who for various reasons had to be sent
/. to institutions which formerly went
under the name Of reform schools. She
told of some Of the noble women such
ms MRS. Catherine Davis and Mrs.
ralconer, whose influence has 50
ahanged these institutions that the
name reform school lis no longer suit
able, Then she spoke in detail OF the
Slavton farm just outside Of Phila-
deInhIa where Mrs. Falconer is doing
an erninently successful work Miss
Ionn spent seevral weeks studying the
methods OF the place, and participated
actively in the work. a. sort OF honor
system prevails, and the girls are put
on their own responsibility az far as
such d course Is possible. They come
in ignorant unframed, with no idea
Of self -control, and usually so out
equipped to live normal lives as useful
members OF society. The juvenile
courts often work in conjunction with
the EIaytorl farm, and Miss LoLn told
of an instance Of d little girl who
begged the Judge to send her 70 the
Mrs: Falconer's farm. In conclusion
Miss Lonr begged her hearers to give
girls who had been the inmates Of
homes ike this one fair chance tn
case Ii YVES ever their opportunity 70
help them.
one of the most Interesting chapel
talks of the year was recently given
BIZ Miss True In the shape Of 2 De-
lirhtful traveIogue on Holland She
said that thirty three territories Of it,
size could be put inside the area Of
Nortl, Dakota, and still leave room for
the state 81 Rhode Island. The speak
~ mentioned some OF the salient
points IL Dutch history. and then spoke
interestingly Of its people customs