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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
VARIED DAY IN
Juvenile Court

4 laughable incident In Judge whit
noy's court this morning was furnish
ed by small Hawaiian lad. a mem
her Oi the gang which was agprehended
Yesterday afternoon for shooting craps
In Aalu Park. when questioned az
to the reason for his being out OF
school three days last week. the
Young miscreant, who stood less than
four foc' In his sandals. and who
cooked not @ day older than ten years,
declared that he had been forced -
remain at home to care for his sick
niece. When Judge whitney inquired
how i happened that he could leave
MS niece long enough to engage m
Illicit spor, in the park, the young
hter was forced to crawflsh and had
an uncomfortable five minutes trying
10 convince the court Of the heavy
responsibility resting upon his shout
ders.
After taking the case under advise
mcnt Judge Whitney decided 10 turn
over the members of the Youthful
gang To Probation Omccr Anderson
Tho court held a busy session this
morning. Among other cIses that
came up was that of young Hawaii
an girl, who, when small babe. had
been given by her parents To her
grandfather The agcu man had car
cd for her all these years. and entered
a protest. when the parents made AN
al -.
grown to a wage earning age. Owing
To the fact that the agreement be-
tween the father ami grandfather had
been purely verbal, there being no
adoption papers, the court was power
less 10 allow the grandfather Ia retain
the custody of the girl. although con-
WINGED that he was the better guard
ian. The judge therefore ordered her
placed In Kawaiahao seminary where
her expenses are to be paid by her
father Miss Maynard, the woman
probation officer. accompanied her To
the school
AS the result of continued INSIDE
meanor, Hawaiian lad ten years of
oge was sentenced to the rcforma-
tory. In view of the fact that he ala
not know the date Of his birth. the
court settled his natal day In con-
junction with the signing of the De-
claration of Independence
During the morning session of the
court, Probation OHlcer Anderson
brought In Il Hawaiian lad with a
bundle Of papers under his arm who
had been caught redhanded in the act
OF stealing a bicycle. Against his
name Is record of three similar thcus.
HIS parents have been notified to ac-
company him Ia court for trial
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
SEE FLAWS IN
ORDINANCE

Honolulu's comprehensive building
nance over which the city and
'iy supervisors expended much
mo and consideration is in line for
lII'her amendments and alterations
before II will meet with the apprpyaI
Of those most vitality Interested I'm its
observance.
the sanitation and health commit
tee including Chairman Kruger and
members Mcclellan and Amana have
heeh IN consultation with Building and
Plumbing Inspector Miehstein and as
result OF "A conference held last
night, 1t was decided that several i'm
portant amendments he drafted, then
submitted to the city and county at
iorneys department Tor approval with
view of incorporating the CHANCES
IN the ordinance now IN effect.
one matter that received much at
'cntion Ut the hands of the city faith
ers Is the provision which has tn dp
win swinging doors us found nj 1,
number Of down town places of bnsi-
ness.
IL Is claimed that the doors which
guards the portal Of several business
places swing outward aud therefore
serve to block the sidewalk. As no
provision has been made for reguI,t-
ing ibis alleged evil, the question "a
one that demands immediate atten-
tl"h. 1t Is predicted that some
changes will he made in those sections
which have To do with the structures
now occupied by local places of
amusement.
The amendments will probably he
In such shape that they can he
Drought up for consideration at the
p"Nt regular meeting of the board
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
WILL RATTLE A BABY
Winner to Get BIue-Eyed Or
phan for Price of a The
alter Ticket,

HENDERSON, Ky, November A.
only persons under twenty-one will
he barred from chances on a chubby,
blue-eyed baby of mlnnounced sex
that Is to be ratified at local theatcr.
Signs announcing the contest have
been tackled up ON telephone poles in
side u twcnty-iive-mile radius. The
baby has been obtained from an or
phanage in Louisville, aud the holder
of the lucky ticket, which will go
with the ticket of admission. Is 20 he
declared ioster-parent on the spot.
II Is purely u press agents device,
but there is real baby and the ticket
Office has been almost swamped.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-25
One Hundred Forty Four Square Inches

Yo would probably appreciate the value our offer more stop think that
foot hundred and inches mothers located
Said Po Hills
smors
init cannot Real the of
hyp emporium for rgaro rwomawm whheto
A~A~~AO it magnificent hn@e, nharh
d is he bu,mm 1.-THE hold ''''"@' IT'S
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
FARGO COUNCIL
men BENEFITED
Y. c. T. AS AN ORGANIZATION or
FERs BIG FIELD FOR TRAVEL
ING MEN-TWo MEMBERS or
LOCAL COUNCIL PAID 5ENE-
FITS DURING AUGUST.

The field of the U. c. II. is a big one
and the travelling men who fail to
take hold of the opportunities Of the
organization are missing a mighty
good thing.
The report of the accident claims
for the month of August has been Is
sued and shows that two members Of
the Fargo council which is No. SIS re-
ceived paid benefits form the order
during the month c. A. Blk, a we'll
known travelling man of the local or
ganization, received $78.75 for BENEFITS
to be paid as result Of him securing
sprained ankle. The amount came
In very handy to Mr. Blk. @. r. Mel
son, another popular member of the
local ranks. has gotten benefits from
the y. G. T., he being paid $50 for a
fractured rib.
Many of the local travelling sales
men can tell of benefits that they have
received from the order. The locals
are boosting the game to high point
now and the popularity of Fargo
Council No. So is rapidly increasing
with the boys on the road out of here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
TRAVELLING Man
And CREDIT man
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF MA.
TIoNAL ASSOCIATION OF CRED.
1T MEN SAYS THAT MOST
TRAVELLING MEN COOPERATE
WITH CREDIT MEN.

FIT. #. Stockwell, the assistant Sec
rotary of the National Association Of
Credit Men, who spoke at BANQUET
in Fargo. Tuesday evening, is a
staunch friend of the travelling man.
I know Of no nobler calling than
that of the travelling salesma." said
he. Every morning there are thous-
ands Of them that pack their sample
cases and go out over the Land selling
their wares, and their calling is a no
BILE one.
The travelling man is an educator.
He is doing great things in the way Of
educating the people OF the country.
and is educating them in his own way.
which Is a way that no other system
of education could do.
The vast majority OF statesmen on
the road are, thank goodness, In d.
rect sympathy with the credit man of
the house. They work together with
the credit man, and In this cooper
aion work for the interests of the
house and the firm that pays their
salaries.
II am sorry to say, however. that
there are in the ranks of the drum
mers, some men who think that thew
know more than the credit men: some
men who out on the road
believe that they know more about
credits than the man at the desk with
his papers, figures and commercial
ratings. But these are in the very
small minority"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
WITH THE TRAVELLERS

work some years ago Mr.. Dickey was
among the best known commercial
travellers In the dry goods trade cover
ing Ohio territory. His connection IN
20 the day Of his retirement was with
the large Jobing and importing hous-
es OF Boston and he counted among
his customers the leaders In the trade.
w. L. Whitacre. who succeeds 20
the responsible position, has been an
active member of Columbus council
no. ] for many years. He has serv-
ed through all the chairs OF his sub
ordinate council and the grand coun-
Gil and was grand counselor OF Ohio
In 1909. He brings to his new work
thorough knowledge Of the laws OF
the order and a deep interest In the
fraternity as shown by his years Of
unselfish devotion to the work of the
order. The honor came to him entire
ly unsought.
Mr. Whitacre is engaged in the
wholesale lumber trade and Is wei
known to dealers in his line through
out the country. He makes his home
In Columbus, Ohio
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
statesmen YOU KNOW.

Chas. HI. Hoke: The man who
knows the strong points of competing
lines. but not of his own
Who thinks his boss doesn't under.
stand the wants Of the trade.
Who says to the buyer, We'll,
guess you don't want much today"
Who works harder to catch the
train" than to catch an order
Who has ''clincher' argument
about thirty minutes too late.
Who works his mouth overtime
but gives his brains a vacation.
Who never allows business to in
terfere with a game of pitch.
Who knows the baseball schedule
better than his price-list
Who knows more than the boss, but
less than the customer.
Who keeps his expense account up
but his sales down.
Who will bully a waiter and
cringe to a buyer.
Who takes orders but seldom makes
sale.
Who works for tonnage rather than
profit
Who never gets mad at the right
time.
Who gets mad at the wrong time.
Who names his prices apologetic-
ally.
Who has an "all-day" crouch.
Whose mental eye squints.
Who is owned by his trade.
Whose mind shutters.
Now, gentle reader, you have rec
ognized most Of your friends in the
foregoing list, but did you see your
self? You are there, all right. Wipe
off your glasses and try again.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
EXCESS BAGGAGE
RULE UP AGAIN

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 7.-Charies S,
Martin of the Nashville Traffic bu-
reau is having the organization to
cooperate with similar organiza-
tons over the country in connection
with the proposed excess baggage
rules A call has been sent out by
Geo. e. Ebeling, chairman OF the
special committee Of the Chicago
Association of Commerce, inviting
representatives of commercial organ
izations in nine cities, one Of whom is
Commissioner l.. B. Johnson of the
Nashville Traffic bureau to attend a
conference in Chicago Oct. is for a
further discussion of the matter.
Tt Is as yet undecided by the COM
mittee whether another conference
should be held with the committee
representing the interested carriers
or the matter be taken before the In
terstate commerce commission for
adjudication. The question to be dis
cussed on Oct. is involves the ques-
ton Of an excessive penalty on trunks
measuring more than forty inches as
well as that of excess baggage rates.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
CHANGE MADE IN
U. c. 7. EXECUTIVE
OLD MEMBERS or THE SUPREME
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES or
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVEL
ERs or AMERICA HAS RETIRED
-WHiTAcRE SUCCEEDS.

Owing to prolonged i'll health, Past
Supreme Counsellor John Dickey on
Aug. 81 rendered his resignation as a
member of the supreme executive
mittee of the n. G. r.. OF AL, and same
was accepted with much regret by his
fellow members OF the committee. at
meeting of the committee on Aug
"A, Past Grand Counselor Walter T..
Whitacre Of Columbus was appointed
a member Of the committee for the
unexpired term of Mr.. Dickey.
John Dickey who retfres from ac-
tive service as an official Of the order
Is one OF the incorporators and holds
certificate No. 2 In the orders menu
bership. He has served as a mem
Der Of the supreme executive commit
tee practically since the founding Of
the order except as his road duties
prevented his giving such work his
attention.
y Prior TO bis retirement from active
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
u. c. I. OF FARGO
GETS The FLAG
MEETING or THE LOCAL BOYS
HELD TONIGHT AT WHICH
THERE WILL BE REJOICING
OVER HAVING CAPTURED THE
PRIZE FLAG.

There will be a meeting of Fargo
council No. SIS OF the u. G. T. tonight
at which time there will be a big re-
joicing over the fact that the locals
have captured the prize flag of the
jurisdiction as its permanent prop
erty.
The prize may not come to Fargo,
but the locals are so sure OF it that
they are placing their bets on the
chance. J. M Dresser, grand secre-
tary, has just sent out circular let
ter to the entire Jurisdiction. At the
close Of this letter he adds a line
which says that although the official
returns have not been received at his
office, Fargo has undoubtedly won the
flag.
This beautiful banner is a double
flag of the United States andeCanada;
provinces in Canada and three north
western states comprising the juris-
diction prior to the last grand council
meeting. 1t was put up as a prize to
the council that would get the larg-
est increase in membership during
the different quarters. The council
winning the prize three quarters then
secured 1t permanently:
The Fargo council not only has won
1t three times but have made the VIC
tories in succession. The chief oppo-
nent of the locals has been Minneapo-
lis.
AT the meeting this evening there
are about twenty five applications to
be considered and all members are
asked to turn out and watch the new
men ride the goat. There will be a
big time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
Motto % stookhoLdara.

To the Stockholders Of the RUSSELL
Miller Milling Co:
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Company will be held at the prin-
cipa1 Office of the Company in the CITY
Of Fargo, cass county, N. ID, on Fri
day. Oct. 90 1911, at 10 O'clock a. M.
for the election of officers for the en-
suing year and to transact any and ali
business that may come before the
meeting, Including considering and
voting upon the approval and ratifica-
ton of all contracts, acts, proceedings.
elections and appointments which
have been made or taken by the board
Of directors since the last annual meet-
ing held on October 90, 1910. as set
forth In the minutes OF the board OF
directors for the current year
BY order Of the board OF directors.
G. q. IREYS,
Secretary.
Minneapolis, Oct. /. 1911.
(Sept so. Oct. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

| j. A. Deignan OF the Ford Motor Co.
will leave the first of the week for an
extended trip on the road.
f. r. Carlisle, not related to Bob.
who works the hardware trade in the
northwest for Hubbard Spencer Bar
tell & Co, of Chicago. is in the city
over Sunday.
e. e. Haley. who takes orders for
groceries sold by Foley Bros. & KELLEY
at st. Paul. reports that business is
good.
ri. B. Haskell is In from ST. paul.
He Is doing a rushing business at this
season of the year In the coal line
and placing large orders for fuel this
winter.
f. II. Gadd, the old line hardware
man who makes Fargo regularly, is In
over Sunday.
Charles Shelton. one Of the Oldest
travelling statesmen on the road out Of
Fargo. Is going to leave the road and
80 to farming In Oregon or Wash
ington.
Leonard MeIby of the Zenith FUR
mace Co. OF Duluth il lining UP the
Fargo dealers who are doing a big
furnace business at this season Of
the year.
ID. r. Clark. the woodenware man.
u IN over Sunday and stopping at q
local hotel.
Paul schmeidmann. the coal man, ii
la over Sunday. He likes Fargo and
realizing the popularity of the local
hotels sent In d reservation for bed.
MI Nelson and M. Nelson are iii the
city over Sunday and the two men are
having little trouble with their mail.
Both gentlemen are stopping al -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

ST. Paul for medical treatment in place
Of being cared for by DIR. barrow OF
Fargo. He thought the governor was
setting bad example
four months old baby was left In
the waiting room of the Great North
ern passenger depot and there was no
clue as to the mother. It was finally
taken to the county hospital.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Here is woman who speaks from
personal knowledge and long expert
ence, viz, Mrs. p. III. Brogan of will
son, Pa, who says. II know from ex-
perience that Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is far superior to any other.
For Group there is nothing that excels
it." For sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

w. J. Plant, has planted himself in
the city for few days and Is going to
try and do a little cracker business
here In spite Of the fact that Fargo
has a good cracker factory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Waldorf, and when the mail comes
they open it Jointly. and thus settle
the difficulty The two popular tray
cling men have decided to write their
names In full In the future.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

"A. M. Fox, Of Marshal Field e. Co,
Of Chicago, is representing the whole
sale department of the big concern in
Fargo this week.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

in the territorial days and delighted
to be called the "off mule"
George F. Ryerson started The Rey-
nolds Enterprise.
Gil Haggart broke his leg while rid
ing his pony out to the fair grounds.
Contractor Brown, who hal charge
OF the construction Of the Fifth ward
school house, skipped out, leaving the
board of education and many cred
itors in the lurch.
A suggestion was made that as long
as the police station was closed nights
that arrangements be made with the
telephone company which had its Of
fee on the third floor Of the Davis
block, to hang a colored out of
the window whenever anyone called
for policeman, which should remain
there until the police had responded
and found out what the trouble was.
Oct. 6.-The home of Hon. J. F. Sell
by of Hillsboro was robbed while Mrs.
Selby was temporarily out Of the
house. Several hundred dollars worth
Of jewelry was stolen.
The Minot landoffice was duly op-
ened with Colonel Plummer and Reg
lister DISCARD in charge. They Sc
cured the building which had been
formerly used by Hope Bros. as a
hardware store.
Jacob Lowell appeared before the
city council, representing the board OF
directors OF the agricultural college
and requested that the water main be
extended $500 feet to connect with the
college buildings. He estimated the
expense of $4,000 would cover the ex-
tension and said that the college would
pay back in water rent SUFFICIENT to
pay the interest on the bonds.
Get THE charter of brotherhood
of Trainmen at Grand Forks had been
taken up because the organization had
sent out circulars condemning the
course of Grand Master Wilkinson.
without submitting the same to the
proper authorities Of the national or
der. The delegates to the national
made an apology on behalf of the To-
cal lodge which was accepted and the
lodge reinstated.
The Fargo Presbytery met In this
city and Rev. J. Fl. Kerr of Sheldon
was moderator and S. e. Hoyt OF Cor
inne, clerk
Rev. Eugene May, pastor Of Grace
church, Waterloo, Ia, was to be the
new pastor Of the First Methodist
church, Fargo.
Z DR.. Teigen severely criticised Gov
ernor Burke because he had gone to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Oct. A.. Editor Kilbourne s3ld The
Casselton Reporter to Stone Bros Mr..
Kilhourne was an old time publisher
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Oct. S.-Rev. H. r. Cooper or Far-
go exhibited at the fair several kinds
of very valuable chickens.
fl. HI. Aaker of Moorhead was plac-
ed in charge of the business depart
ment OF Concordia college. lie has
been in this line of work ever since
and is now resident of Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Aigrettes are now barred in New
York, but lovely woman is just as fas-
cinating.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Oct. Lit was announced that the
Methodists would not omen the uni
versity at Wahpeton for a year.
There was new law FIRM at Hills
boro, Hon. j. A. Selby taking 5. r..
Ingvalson into partnership with him.
J. e. Green had been in business In
Moorhead but decided to come to Far
go and form partnership with G. j.
Mahnkin.
Among those who had horses en-
tered in the Fargo races were III. f..
Miller, John Haas, r. r. Cole and II.
ID. Mcintyre of Fargo, c. p. Cove OF
Anoka, G. J.. BouGed of Little Fails,
George Walker Of LitchField and Ed
Jolden Of Battle Creek, Mich.
Oct. Hon. r. N. stephens was at
Washington and stated that he in
tended to move from LaNIoure to
Grand Forks. The news item was
wrong even then. because Stephens
home was at that time in Lisbon.
Alexander Chisholm was struck Ky
lightning while at work on the Lucian
Barnes farm and was killed.
Someone broke into the Rupert shoe
store on Front street while Mr. Rupert
was asleep In the back room and stole
several pairs of shoes.
The weather interfered greatly with
the fair and 1t was reported as good
only for ducks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07
VEST POCKET SAMPLES.

j. A. Deignan OF the Ford Motor Co.
will leave the first Of the week for an
extended trip on the road.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

e. E. Haley. who takes orders for
groceries sold by Foley Bros. & Kelley
at st. Paul. reports that business is
good.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-07

Fl. B. Haskell is In from ST. paul.
He Is doing rushing business at this
season of the year In the coal line
and placing large orders for fuel this
winter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21
5fnrn Qnkntn.

Ip Stir !6al inbpies. Den npe
Gitp Sall i @ranO Sorts inopieoea
SnsOag Iiten UNDER nleget flor Gil
%itremnlllg, AOpofat George u. Bangs
bolot 6eittaIen. 8pgningen foiter
$4,000 90 er En- al be potreite of
ientliae 9pluerfer / 0oroueiten.
@ammci 80 met at Gage. Sans
Sanion, feot / @uobranosoalen for
81 @ar iioen, bece forleoen hos Mr.
og MrS. 9orger Senion / 0rano
Sorts, hos bpem ban De iioite IA Nar
bar bapt fit Siem. Set iioite Iar
bar ban fulbitGnOig blind % Dor og-
ioa mcget ipg / lGngere Sio fsr i'm
.9eo, men ban neO berunbcr ben beo-
Ite Yleie og bar forneiet meb fin 500.
San iteotes tilboile poa Sermons
8rapIrnb / Gcpnolos, bpor 8aItor
Sulte1g forrettcoe.
@il unocrtStte Soma. = @. 8.
Stiff, Sormono for Hrobibitioniiter-
mes StatS 9entralfomite, bar laoet
fla forlp5e meo, at aomiteen cr iaa
~fornsiet meb g. g. Samas aanoiba-
tur for @uperner, at ben life bill OPP
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-21

gcnbe og pelitcoenbe Farmer pao
glooming 9rairie, iif iioite Sorsoao
ell brat Oeb neo at foIoe neo ai en-
@ogn og brpffe @atfcn. Sbet ban
ifilbe flotre op paa ct 2Gs for at
birlpe Ell Nabo at aflesie enoel Bro
butter, CLEO ban pna Bognbiulets
isbeiagte @ao oe itprteoc bagopcr.
Gsben faIete nGiten eiebIiffeiig.
Cafe Reein islaat. - Sor ferIte
Sang poa % gar er 2afe Qepim MI
islagt iaa tioIig Tom 16bc Rop. Sun
tire 8ange fer, iioen man | 1860 be-
gDnote at bolbe &eenina oermeb, er
Snoiipen bIepcn isIagt iaa tibIia,
ientIig fsrlte Sang ben 14oe Hopem.
Der 1878, onben Sang 2ben Hon.
1882, boiIfet er oct tibli9ite nogcn
pco ON, og enoeIig BEN 15oe Iooem-
Der 1888. Sorrriac Nlar lagbe Sien
fig life for 30te Nop.
Snrn rammct al cn Gnslc. Den
9.aorige Gillian Sobnion blen forIe-
ben gftermiobag, ba bum peo Ser
ricf bar paa Siempeien fra SfolenL
rammet al en- 8eerrfugIe, Der iplin-
trcbe genet / bcnoes enc 500. Set
lpffebes ben pngre @rober at bore
og trpffc benoe til beres Stem, Der
Ioa Ell balb Mil fra lllpffesitebet.
Sfuboet ifrep fig uben Spil ira Ell
SiorteiGger, bnoraf Sfogene err iaa
at BET er lanot farIigere at pas-
iere Dem END | pirfelige ufrebstioer.