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The evening times., 1911-08-17
One Of the Most
Remarkable Cases
Of Record

:. Below are e fex extracts from let:
Shelby, Ohio. proving that as she kept
LOSING flesh; even to the remarkable
crossing in strength. health and good
splr;ts. This is only one Of the hun-
d.eds Of astonishing records made BY
keilogEs Safe Fat Reducer.
March IA. (Miss Adams begins tax
Ing ksllogg's SAFE Fat Reducer).
terday morning. Ny weight has been
reduced IS pounds since taking your
safe Fat Reducer. This leaves me
still improving. in health. One thing ID
true and that Is do not get so short
Of breath in going up or down stairs
fo:e."
April 20: IT will drop you a few
lines to let you know how 1 am get.
have taken your SAFE Fat Keducer g
IS ~ pounds less than when I began
| taking your treatment"
May. 1e. II am feeling fine. I car
rest all night: Ny weight is now .22s
| Startling
The evening times., 1911-08-17

Tharaldsen entertained the same mar
ried ladies and the single members of
the faculty. Monday evening was the
occasion Of another social gathering,
an evening party at the home Of
President and Mrs. Hillyer with all
members OF the faculty as guests in
honor of Miss Gaymon, who is leaving
t1e school and On Tuesday evening a
company CT six was entertained at
dinner by Mrs. Travis. These We're
ali most enjoyable affairs and tend
. to make the summer school more
pleasant.
Mr.. ]. c. West, superintendent Of the
schools at Webster. was visitor
last Friday.
Mr.. Tharaldsen has been harvest
ing his crop CT grains from the school
/ during the past few days and his ex-
periments have resulted in excellent
results. He will have a large and
good collection of such grains for
! the fall work in the study of asricul-
ture. The greatest value of this work
! is in the fact that the students plant
ed the grains in the spring, prepar-
! ing the soil in the various ways, hav-
| ing all conditions save one. alike
and varying this one condition so as
to learn the effect Of the varying
agent.
The school has made large ship
ment of magazines to the bindery
These, together with the large order
of new books just given will make &
material addition to the reference IL
brary.
Miss Nelson, who has besn acting
as clerk in the odice during the sum
mer has been permanently empioyet
for the position She is graduate o
the Fargo high school and of the Com
mercial department Of Concordia col
Ilege, at which school she was regis
nar for two years following hel
graduation Her election pleases al
who have met her during the summe
lfor sire has easily made herself on
among ug.
President Hillyer left on Thursda
for Chicago and other points wher
he will be on business matters reladv
to the chool for week or 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttsrfield and famil
left on Friday. August IS. for the eai
for the east where they will spen
their vacation. They will visit rels
tives in Washington, D. G., Boston On
other points.
The evening times., 1911-08-17
BAND PLAYS At RIVER SIDE
Tonight Weather Permitting and on
Sunday Special Concert Will be
Held in University Park.

The Grand Forks Military band will
hold q concert this evening al o'clock
al Riverside park. While no especial
program has been arranged Director
Egermayer promises that The band
will give satisfaction. A we'll attend
ed rehearsal was held Wednesday
evening and q number OF selections
chosen for the concert this evening,
which vii! be held if the weather per-
m;ts
The initial concert in University
park will be played next Sunday aft
ernoon at g o'clock. Up 10 the pres
ent time University park has been
neglected, as far as band concerts are
concerned, but this will be made Ut
b. the fact that special program OF
new music will be rendered.
The evening times., 1911-08-17

ObIlGNJ11, OIllOl WI
I Cedar ST., Mr.. #, ].
( Kellogg: Your Safe
( Fat Reducer is all and
4 more than you ever
5 claimed for 1t. I want
5 to thank you for what
; 1t has done for me.
} MY weight today,
! after ten weeks'treat-
! ment, is $50 pounds.
= q loss of 1l5 pounds,
For more than Q
Z pound Q day, as ]
weighed 454 pounds
( when I began with
{ the Safe Fat Reducer.
8 / never felt so we'll be-
: fore, not even when I
) was In hard training
i as q professional biz
4 cyclist and riding
: partner of Baby Bliss.
} The reduction has
\ been natural and
Z gradual, and has at no
time interfered with
4 my regular daily du-
: ties or caused me the
J slightest inconven-
I fence in any way. The
Z action of my heart is
strong and regular
and I have got rid of
{ that "smothered-up"
J feeling which bothers
oil excessively tat
I people.
I please send me an
J other supply Of your
7 Safe Fat Reducer. as
Z I am about out"
{ Very truly yours.
) J.H. BECHLE, Jr.s
Z COZ Cedar St.,
4 Canton, Ohio.
The evening times., 1911-08-17
BANKS HAD HEARING
BEFORE STATE
BOARD
Some Peculiarities Found
Elevators in State and
Their Capacity.

Through their representatives,
Messrs R. S. Adams of Lisbon, T..
S. Hunt, LaAIoure, and w. c. Nc
Fadden, Fargo, the bankers of the
state had a hearing before the state
board of equalization.
Many OF the counties fixed the ap-
praisement on bank stock. surplus
and undivided profits at thirty per
cent of their actual value, counting
all bank stock at par. They could
not take into account the fact that
much OF this bank stock is worth $3.50
for every dollar. And then the banks
charge off their real estate which
introduces another complication. In
most states the only real estate banks
may legally hold is their bank site,
but in North Dakota they carry much
farm property on their books and this
Is not assessed as cash asset when
reported as such to the bank exam
liner.
In 1910 the banks of the state were
assessed at s3,75O,945. Forty new
banks have been established in the
state and subject to taxation since
1910.
The total return upon which to levy
taxes this year is s4,039,399. There
are in the state 514 state and las
national banks, making a total OF
662. The reports to the state bank
examiner and comptroller OF the cur
rency show total resources OF $751;
165,412.32.
The total capital stock, surplus and
undivided profits Of the institutions
are charged OF in furniture. fixtures
and real estate ss.354,7222, which
leaves bank property subject to tax
ation at $9,211,72a. According to hg-
ures in amount returned TO the state
board OF the state auditors oIce
the total equalization subject 10 tax
alton is $4.03S, ,359.
The equalization board did g liuie
investigating On its own account and
from Official reports i found in two
counties picked on, a. random g
peculiar sttenCion- TIE total capita.
stock Of banks n one county was re-
r1rnei 81 its total amount, si25.ooo
while IN the other county with capital
STOCK. surplus and undivided profits
OF $3.50 ,ltll, = was returned for tax
a.ion q, Sl2p.Qlo.
StaIe Audi-cr Brght9tIl vas IN
st-ucJez 20 make up /. sheet showing
,he total capital stock, surplus ant
undivided profits Tor each county il
1ha state and present it for the con
sidera,io1 Of the board al its meet
ing this afternoon.
Attorney General Miller will hav,
TO go after the telephone companie:
ii their reports are TO be guide Il
their appraisement for taxation. u
TO this time only few have reported
and the penalty fixed by law for III
failure to file a statement with IN
state auditor is quite heavy, so heavy
in fact that to exact it would pu
many of the smaller companies out o
business.
The counties have reported to tn
railway commission the followin
elevators together with their capacit
for 1911:
The evening times., 1911-08-17

May 81. '.Aiy weight is now 21s
pounds. From the 18th to the 25th Of
all day. and do not get tired a. I did
other summers"
June 2s. ST am thankful to say that
my weight has already been reduced
Reducer."
Aug. 81. 'I finished taking your
Safe Fat Reducer on the 22nd and am
feeling Just, fine. My weight is now
1917 pounds. can hardly believe
that there has been such a difference
in my feelings and appearance.
RID. Z, Shelby, Ohio. MISS ARTIE ADAMS
The evening times., 1911-08-17

IL you lOOk up my
record you will find
that I began treat
ment nine weeks ago
yesterday, Weighing
257 pounds. When I
stepped on the scales
this morning over at
e. NJ. Carr's grocery
twhere I have been
weighing in" every
day. Tipped the beam
ut an even 200 pounds.
there wasn't a hair
either way. That's
flfty-seven pounds in
nine weeks, or about
six pounds a week.
Now, Professor. I
want your advice be-
fore goingany further.
Do you think I am re-
ducing too fast? I
wanted to go to about
$50 or ls5, but as / am
feeling SO good now,
may be I had better
not take of more than
five or SIX pounds.
What do you think?
You can see how I
look from the two
photos I send with
this. One taken the
day before I began
treatment, the other
q few days ago.
I am about out of
the Obesity Reducer.
Be sure to write me
soon.
| Yours, etc.
W. r. PIXLEY,
.Huuaansville, Mo,
The evening times., 1911-08-17
CRARY.
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Crary, n. D., Aug. 1.-THE North
Star hotel opened for business last
Monday morning. The proprietor is
a Mr.. Wood who comes from south
ern Minnesota.
Mr.. Pierce, the Duluth grain buyer
who was seriously i'll at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson last week,
was taken to his home Monday even
in. Mr.. Nicholson accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce as far as Grand
Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlabery and son
Guy Of Waterloo. Iowa, we're welcome
guests in Crary the first Of the week
and will remain during the harvest
season.
DR.. and Mrs. McGurren of Devils
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Smith attended
i"the funeral of Loretta Kelly who died
at the Thomas hospital in Minneapo-
lis. Interment was made at Devils
Lake Monday afternoon from the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Mary Wood and Miss Cassie
! Gerhart returned from Valley City on
| Saturday where they attended sum-
mer school,
! Tom Kelly OF Devils Lake visited
relatives between trains Sunday.
Mrs. l. H. Rutten entertained a
company of ladies at coffee luncheon
at her home last Saturday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Smith left Mon
day morning for a months visit to
their irrigated claim in Idaho.
Mrs. J. w. Kelly most delightfully."-
/, entertained large gathering OF ladiea
Tuesday afternoon at thimble party
In honor Of her mother, Mrs. F. A
Southam, Mrs. Schlaberg and Mrs
Robert Nicholson of Warwick.
Bert Crary of Grand Forks is en-
joying farm lie on J. H. Crary's farm
east Of town.
Tho hail which accompanied tn,
storm yesterday noon damaged crop
some on . few farms In this localit,
. but the loss was not general.
The evening times., 1911-08-17

A man who II always saying when
I'm . friend I'm friend" will also
bear watching.
The evening times., 1911-08-17

1t isn't disgrace for a boy te
get 100 per cent IN department, al.
though there are boys who seem tc
feel that wav about 1t.
The evening times., 1911-08-17
Fat PEOPLE, Let Me Send You Free 4
$l.00 Box Of My Safe Fat Reducer
Your Own and At Expense
That Can Reduce You Normal Weight Safely, Without
Starvation Diet 7resome Exercises.
- ..-.,.-. i
Doesn't Matter Tried ny Safe Fat Reduce
"You Ought to See Ne Eat"
Wants to Know How Far to Go.

Ny Dear eFriend:SWeii. i have lost
nfty;seven pounds, and am still cutting
pound day. And what pIeases me
most Is that never felt better in my
life. I am strong and active. my head
easy, I sleep we'll. and my appetite
say. Professor. you ought to see me eat.
Anything in the shape Of food looks
around, am ready to put away q
whole chicken. feathers and all. I al
ways was e pretty good feeder. though.
doesn't require a starvation diet.
The evening times., 1911-08-17

Iwsnt every sufferer from fat who writes to
mo for assistance in curing their afiltction, 70
dence, in me and everything say and do.
have always aimed to be particularly care
that reason that enjoy today the confidence
and trust of thousands OF people suffering from
fat, many Of whom placed almost their very
lives In my hands.
When say that my treatment is safe. you can
"bank" on It. II think for any reason that
10 can't reduce you, will tell you, and give you
| the reason why. have reduced hundreds of
fat people, given up By physicians and others as
impossible cascs.
The evening times., 1911-08-17
0hIo's Fat Boy In 10
Days Loses rs Pounds
Champion Bicycle Rider Who Weighed
Over $50 Pounds Reduced To
Normal Proportions BY Tho
Kelloxp Troatment,

Mr.. J. n. Bechle, Jr- who carried the
"Fat Mems Bicycle Tournament" in 1895,
and later became well known ns tandem
rider with Baby Bliss" is striking ex-
ample Of the wonderful effect which the
excess fat.
Ten weeks after taking Ke1logg's Safe Fat
Reducer he wrote the following letter:
The evening times., 1911-08-17
How Is This For A Record

Loses l5 Pounds In 2s Days.
Mr.. ]. f. Stark of Quincy, ILL.,, lost 45
pounds in % days, and writes: I must tell
you OF the wonderful results brought about
In my case. have safely lost 45 pounds Of
looking so much better. am certainly feel.
ing fine. I shall ever praise your Safe Fat
The evening times., 1911-08-17
WEALTHY FARMER IS MISSING
Victim Of Cancer Supposed to Have
Wandered Away and Died
SearcherS at Work.

William Marshall, a wealthy farmer
who lived east Of Neche, is missing
from home. Marshall has been suf-
5ering from cancer and last week
made his will and is said 10 have
remarked: 81 do not see what they
want to keep an old man like ne alive
for When he did not return home
Monday evening the neighbors were
notified and Tuesday and Wednesday
Searching parties secured the woods
but no trace OF him was found. Mar
shall was very weak and it is feared
he laid down IN some secluded spot
and died
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04
CURE FOR ECZEMA.
Discovery That Cures Eczema, rlm ples and All Other Skin Diseases
 and Blemishes.

Hokara is recognized by the medi- cal profession as an ideal treatment for eczema, pimples, DIackheads, sat- rheum, ulcers, freckles, sci~, barbers itch or any other skin disease.
 It contains no grease or acids, is cleanly to use and is true food for the skin, cleansing the pores ana making the skin soft, white snd beautiful.
 This remarkable preparation is be- ing sold in Hot Springs by Sorreli's Drug Company at the low price of 25c for liberal jar. Larger sizes soc and s1.00.
 If Hokara does not give satisfac- tion or do all that is claimed for it. you may return the empty jar to Sor- rell's Drug Company and thc.x .silI refund your money. If yon have any skin trouble. you cannot spend 25c to better aTvantage than for a jar of Hokara.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04
CRUSADE NOW ON
 "TRADE' MACHINES
PROSECUTOR WOOD iNsTRcc~G coNsTAs1E CARPENTER TO
 MAKE v.SN .RREsI5.
Also Issues Orders That Small Lunch Features of Saloons be Eliminated
 or Arrests Will Follow.

Trade machines the little meenan- lical devices through which a patron gets gum or cigars in either larger or s.nailef proportion than |ts pG- ment, are to be abolished, according to a new order from the office of Prosecuting Attorney J B. Wood, and issued to Constable Carpenter, who recently has initiated Nner re- forms in local affairs.
 There have been no regular money slot machines in operation, put many of the smaller stores have found It profitable to install trade machines, where patrons deposited nickIes, turned the wheel, and watch the bail spin around or the cards turn, to see whether trey received 10 cents worth of trade for the cents, 25 cents worth of trade, 50 cents wortr of trade, $1 worth of trade, or lost their nickle.
 The machines are regarded as great business makers for the merchant because when the patron wins they only get checks good for trade, ana thereby the trade of the patron is held. Visitors play them freely part ly because of the interest taken in the chance attendant on the play, and partly to kill the idle time. They are not paid winnings in money, therefore can not hope to Win money
 Prosecutor Wood has also given or- der for the abolishment of the lit tie lunch stands that are run in connection with some of the saloons. or at least Tn so far as their oper- ation on Sunday is concerned. In some of the lunch stands in the front of saloons patrons have been serv- ed weinerwurst. cat fish sandwlches and other like edibles on Sunday the same as on other days. Prosecutor Wood has instructed the constable to warn the saloon men that these must not be operated in the future on Sun day.
 The new reform orders ceated some consternation among the c-ser, dealers interested. The constable scnt orders about the city in further ance of the orders from tha prosecu- tor, and instructed all that the or ders would be carried out without regard to personalities. In brlef. al offenders would be treated alike, ana arrested and taken before the court to answer the charges as prosecuted by J. E. Woo1t
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04

A well known Des Moines woman after suffering miserably for two Gays from bowel complaint, was cur ed by one dose of Chamberlain's Col ic, Cholera by Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04

Don't fall to read Coal Prices on page 2. st -ssw
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04
MARRIAGE LlCENsEs.

The following marriage licenses have been issued by County Clerk Robert Mooney: VI H. Macklin to Marguerite Francis Douglas; Sidney M. Mutt to Harriet NJ. Johnson: C. fl. Carroll to Pauline Young; w. A McCalla to Julia Fulton.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04
BE AN ARTIST AND
ILLUSTRATOR

An unusual opportunity for begin. |ners. Do it now" For SO days l VIII send postpaid Five lessons In drawing for s1.0Q. or 25 for five (s5)'' Technique pen and pencil linear perspective, light and shade, wash drawing and waters colors, oil colors. Just think, Harrison Fisher got s5o,OO0 for drawing 50 pretty faces. Artists get from $40 per week m, to exceed the Presidents salary
 Address c. H. Howard. No. i22 Olive street, room No. l. 7-6-1m.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04
WARNING ORDER.

In the Garland Chancery court. NJ. H. todd. Plaintiff,
 Against J E. Murdoek, Murdock. ct al, de- fendants.
 The defendants, J. E. Murdock and Mrs. J. E. sIurdock. his wife. are warned to appear in this Court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff, Nj. n. J61d, This third day of August, 1911. H. A. wHITTINGToN, Clerk. By A. G. Sullenberger, n. c. "A. J. Murphy. Attorney ad Item.
 S-4-exp. Sept. 5.
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The Sentinel=record., 1911-08-04

All outside rooms, close to the >atn houses, centraly located at the Junc- tion of Wilmington, Park and Cen tral ayes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-05

by Reelection (McDonough), /. !: Ba.
ron Cal. b. &. Cosby. .. .: Dan Cat
man. CHI 8. (CatmanJ, 3, ;. Time. a:to
2:29 III
Running. quarter miie-Dencr.
b. g. first; Archlight, second Star
light third, Time, i:2li-2.
Match race. trotting. in 3-Purse.
:zo-Labama. gr, g.. BY Reelection
tMc Donough. first; McSey (Edwards)
second. Time. a:29 Ia
Free-for-all trot and pace-Prize, set
harness: onc-half- heats-Hum-
boldt, b. g, by Norval (Earing), |. /:
Dr. Madara, oh. &. (Turner). 2. .; The
Spaniard., br. < (HolzappeD. 5. 3; Tom
littleton. CHI. g CIV. Brass. 4. 5: Win
die d. b. m. Porter. s. 4: sir Henry.
no. &. tMcDonougm, ). DIR. Time.
1907 IL. 1905 Ia
2:22 trot and pace-Prize. set har-
ness-Nelly Mczeus. b. m. by McZeus
tMcDonough). 3. l, /; Princess Praem.
b. m. by Dreamwald Praem (Earing),
], ,. >; Bayard H., b. 8. (E. Boss. .. 4.
4; Petaurist b. h.. (Bryan). 4. 3. 3.
Time. 2:e5. 2:2i Ii. 2:2ll-4
Motorcycle Races.
Five-mile singles 4-H -P.-EntrIes.
Starke. Bivins. Hines, Ewell. DR.. Gum.
Hope. Won by Hines. Time, col. BIZ
wins. second; Hope. third.
Five-mile singles Observation-Disclosures,
Catog!n, Starke, Bivins. Hines, Hope.
Won by Hope. Time. 6:06l-2 Bivins.
second; Catogin. third.
Comic race-Won by Bivins Hope.
second.
Pie race-Won by Hines
Match race between Hines and
Ewell. three miles-First heat, won
by Ewell. time 1858; second heat. won
by Hines, time $3.50 l-2. third heat,
won by Eweli. time 3:53
Match race between Johnston and
niNins' i-H'-P two miles = First
heat, won by johnston. time o.53. sec
ond heat. won by Bivins. time 2.s+:
third heat. won by Johnston. three
miles. time $40
Match race between Gum. Gentry.
ana Bivins, I'VE m!les-Won by Gentry.
Time. 7lo Gum. second.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-05

other mans job He nstonished his
audience by proclaimins that had the
so-called Democratic League put up
the names OF Montague and Stuart IL
would have given him pleasure to sup
port them, but that the idea of sub
shutting the names OF Glass and Jones
for those OF Swanson and Martin was
abnorrent to him. Captain Mccarthy
paid a glowing tribute to the Demo
cratic party. claiming that he was in
position to know personally that the
administration OF the State affairs had
been without fault for twenty years.
and that there was not suspicion OF
graft in the whole administration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-05
BYRD AND LEAkE
IN joint DEBATE
ESPECIAL to The Times-pispatch.l

j NJ
Emporia. Va. September 4.-For
three hours this afternoon between
three and four hundred voters OF En-
poria and Greenesville county cheered
themselves hoarse over Joint de-
bate between Richard Evelyn Byrd
Speaker OF the House of Delegates,
and ]. Miller Leake. of Ashland. Mr..
Leake proved to be no novice on the
stump. and held his own against the
many thrusts given him by the Win
chester lawyer. The agreement was
that Mr.. Leake was TO open In an
hours speech. Mr.. Byrd to answer him
in an hour and a half. and the first
speaker 10 close In a half hour. Mr..
i.eake reviewed both the records of
Senators Martin and Swanson. dilat-
ins at length upon their political
methods, and especially Mr.. Martins
alleged utilization with corporate in
terests. He told of Mr.. Swanson's rule
while Governor of Virginia. and said
his incumbency was marked by ex-
trayagance and useless display
which the people could not AFFORD TO
countenance.
Mr.. Leake generally denounced the
political conditions in this State
Mr.. Byrd. who spoke with charao-
teristic fre. brought forth much ap-
plause. The debate was the best
heard here In years. Both speakers
left for Richmond late this afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-05
BARBECUE IS HELD
IN BRUINS VIC
Montague and Buford Speakers
at Big Political Gather
ing.
tspecial.to The Times Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lewrenceville, Va, Septe mber A.
En- Governor a j. Montague and Hon
r. T. Buford. the latter of this place.
spoke here to-day in the interest of
Messrs. VIM. \. Jones and Carter Glass
candidates for the United states SEN
ate. y barbecue was given by the
people assembled on the court green
and listened attentively to the dIstin-
Suishcd Speakers
MI Buford for the first time in many
years appeared before Brunswick.
county audience for the purpose of ad :
dressing the people on political issues
In a speech OF about forty minutes he
reviewed conditions existing in Vir-
ginia prior to 1891 and up to the pres
ent time. and alleged the existence OF
a machine" in Virginia. After touch
ing upon the record of Senator Swan
son, both as Governor and Senator he
introduced Ex-Governor Montague, who
spoke for about two hours.
Mr. Montague advocated the prin-
ciples for which he has been fghtine
for many years. His speech was alung
the same lines as that delivered at
orange last week. His speech was
we'll received, and often interrupted by
the applause of the audience Many
stated that Mr. Montague's address
wa. probab bly, the best delivered here
during the present campaign. Some of
Vile and the county occupied seats
upon the speakers stand
Hon. Richard Evelyn Byrd vii ad
dress the voters here Tomorrow and
Judge Jesse r. West will also convene
his court