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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
Cunningham TRIAL Tomorrow.

The trial Of II. IT. Cunningham,
charged with gross misdemeanor,
will be called by Judge Dunn at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning. In th ,
first instance defendant was arrested
for a felony, charged with bringing a
woman into the state for immoral pur-
poses. This charge was afterwards re.
duced to gross misdemeanor, and de,
fendant released from custody 10
bonds of $500.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
THOMAS SCARS CELEBRATES
HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY

Yesterday Thomas Scars, one of
Winnemucca Is four surviving veterans
Of the Civil war, celebrated his s0th
birthday During the middle of the
day he appeared on the streets, accom-
panied by his daughter. Mrs. T. r..
Webber, Of Beowawe, and appeared as
hale and hearty as the ordinary man
80 years Of age.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
HORSES SHIPPED

One ear of horses were shipped over
the Southern Pacific railroad on De
cember 8, 1912, from Winnemucca to
Exeter, California, by ID. II. McNnich,
ir car No. S. p s2,246. Number of
horses, A. One horse branded horse
shoe, left stifle; one horse branded re-
verse V, left stifle; one horse brand
ed Y, left stifle; one horse not brand
ed. Inspected by s. G. LAMB.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
FREIGHT RECEIPTS AT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STATION

During the past 4s hours the follow
ing carload lots of freight have been
received at the Southern Pacific sta
tion:
Verdi Lumber Co, coal.
II. Reinhart & Co., flour.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
NOTICE OF TEACHERS FXANf1
NATION

The regular semi-annual teachers
examination will be held at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, beginning Monday,
December 23d, at s o. clock m. Ap-
plicants win report to the courthouse
at that time.
i. II. ABEL,
Deputy Supt. for District No. B.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
WILSON CONVICTED
OF MANSLAUC|HiTER

Arguments in the Wilson case were
concluded at an evening session Of
the District Court Tuesday, and the
case was submitted TO the jury. At the
opening of court yesterday morning
the jury returned a verdict of man
slaughter, which met the popular ex-
pectation.
Wilson will be sentenced tomorrow
morning, at 10 O'Clock
The crime for which Wilson stands
convicted is the killing of Frank Egg
gleston, on the night of July 30 last.
The men met in redlight resort and
had some trouble, renewing it on the
street afterwards. Wilson drew a
pocketknife and stabbed Eggleston in
the abdomen, from the effects of
which he died few days afterwards
in an Ogden hospital
At the trial Wilson was defended
by Salter & Robins, who interposed a
plea of selfdefense, and handled the
case in so skillful manner that they
secured a verdict of mansaughter.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12

FUNERAL MAY NOT BE
HELD FOR SEVERAL DAYS

Tbs funeral of Mrs. Brewster, or
Mrs. Leninger, as she was better
known, who was accidentally killed at
Rochester canyon Sunday afternoon
may not be held for several days. 1t
had been intended to hold the obse-
quies at Goleonda yesterday, but g
wire from relatives in Kansas stated
that brother and sister were on the
read here, and the funeral will be de-
layed until their arrival. In the mean
time the remains viii be kept at Nil
ler's undertaking parlors.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
FORMER RESIDENT RETURNS
TO WINNEMUCCA FOR VISIT

Jack James, formerly manager OF
the Railroad meat market, has return
ed to town from Colorado for a visit
with old friends and acquaintances.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12
Green Case on Trial Today.

The case Of Charles A. Green, In
dicted for grand larceny, was com
menced yesterday, in the District
Court. Jast before the noon adjourn
ment today jury was secured, as fol.
lows: Z. Silve, Pete Pedroli, H. n.
Fulgham, Grant Gunnel, Paul c. John
son ]. r. Bunch, G. w. Williams. ]. A.
Mcintosh, A. A. Abel, John Gay, Evan
Williams, Chris Diess.
Defendant is represented by r. NJ
Hardy of Lovelock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-12-12

}. A. Platt, the mining man, is in
town today from Rochester canyon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

aber eine iold,e l1ebereinfunft nift
porliegt, in melder sic beutigen
Stimmgeber nidt 5n ibrem &ed)te
fpmmen fonnten uno mopon 0iejelben
feline &em1tnib baben (uno lper bon
ib1ren 1peiB 0arltm?) miir5e es ni@t
lnperniinftig erideinen, oaB 5%ielelben
bon 6em gem0bnlihen @ra0 ser 6rei=
belt, ocren Musiibung ibrem peri0n=
li6en 1trtbeil geieblid untcritellt lit,
@cbraltd madden f0nnten. ltno Sic
@a1ler bon st. Glouo, mid ielb1t
eingeldlolien, miimifen, 5aB ale bon
hrem 1trtfeil in Ser @eprdientanten=
Mngelegerfeit @ebraudJ MAIDEN iol=
len, inns i1 fabe bis bel1te getnartet,
beoor ih >oran ging, mir Supplifan=
ten 81 iihern lit SEM @ebanfen, oab
Sic cine ooer Sic onScrc Tcrion in
@euton County sur %al(geu1einen 3ll=
~fric6er6eit lidf ins 6elo ltellcn miiroe,
mas ih NIT @ioeritrebcn actban bo=
&c. l1uo biniid1tlid ser Sdlttmalier
Ser GolmtD=2inic. meld,c maj aegen
mild SIT errihten trad)tetc, lolltcn ale,
Sic nel1eren Nniieoler BON Benton
County altsgenommen, %1piiien, 6oB id
oicie 2inie felt bielen Sabren iber=
1fritten babe, in 6enert i6 in ser Gntz
midela,11g 6eiien, mas iebt einen Be-
6eutenoer She'll oes County biIoet,
angeite1t mar, ln6 1oB i6 6tes IT. eli
,ter @eiie t6at, 6aB fein @roteit So
gegen erboben apuroe. 9ie @inpen=
m,,tg, ia lei Elm Mann BON Benton
COUNTY, bradte mir mGbren6 Ser
@ornpagnen fruberer Sabre ernite
Oppo1ition in ct. @lor6, Sic lofaler
Mbneigung entitammte, sic jett gliid-
lider1peiie beiettigt lit. @era6e Iber
ser County : @ren3e un6 tnnerbalb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

8lonigan lno Sri. Mgnes &abn
madten 0iemitas einen gemeinidaft-
liden Mblted)er nad) &idmon6. =
inner Dodau. Yfarrer, P. Meinrlf,
>. g. .. mar leste @o9e beiud)s-
weiie III Spring Sill, Jrceport uno
Ncu=sMiiudjen. = Nif. @obnen bon
&idmonS tpar lcbte @odc bier u'l0
brodjte nebrere Y%ieroegebilie mieoer
III bral,dJbare Sronuug. = @pdym. P.
Meinnlf, >. e.. g., erfreut ii6 0eS
9ellldjes oes bodjlp. P. Sloepbons, ..
3. g., melder aus 8el1n0beitsriid=
iid,ten Cos Noitorircn in ser ct. Ee-
tcrs Go!onie in Canada mufgeben
n1ltBte, lut0 iett i'm 9pnpent ser 2ittle
SiIters 5u ct. Naul oils &oplan a,l=
gcitellt lit.
SIC Security Statc 9nllf BON st.
Glouo Gat 100000 ST pcrleiben ouf
Tarm Yrppertp gegell orrebmbare
Neolllgllllyen.
Stuff Gcntre.
Treo. v. Carpenter bon bier lit
in Sic oiplonatild;en Neiben uufge=
nonlMeM morocn. Gr pllrSe 3plncr=
itag als Miniirer fiir Siam crnannt.
Nch ieincr Meliguatiou ais @ebeint=
lcfretar oes Er1iioel1tcll mur0e or
Minilter Don Morpeeo, lrao lit jebt
in %lcilclr nellcn Soften erboMn NOR
Den. Sic E%ronutiou bringt feline gr=
b55nng Ses Salars nit lid), oas fir
Sen 3iplpa1atenpol1en in 9fortb slf=
rita $4,000 betrlrg, aber tic be0elttet
eincn Eel onSern &oriprlllg i'm 0iplp=
matilden Gienlte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

Sib=St. &uul 8rcbmurft.
gtehmarft.
Golgen6 cine Shabung Ser be,1ti.
gen 3ufuhr BON 8ieb in Sen Union.
Giehb0fen al 5u0=St. Saul:
&iuopieh.. 1900
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
S.hll,cime.

S.tmcimc.
SIC folaet16e Isabelle seigt bas
Gurdidnittsgemid,t> cen 3urd,
ldnittspreis mno Sen hGid1iten un,o
nieorigiten ieit Sem ii. Sept.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

50 <ben pon meiner 0obnum lit
Copies @eli5en5, Ser Dor Elm paar
SSa{5rcn ourh gl1d} als &eprdientnnt
erpablt mur0e, u,1o @usr ieeiger bon
elmer fleinen @ehrbeit Mominirte
luobnt irmerbab 5mei Meilen bon
meiner @elioe1t5. 3iebt eefauiet Die
0renjc Sem @irflidpn gen1aB{ a1s16
niht rad fleinlid)cn @inbiloungen -
Glolao, Sen %. September.
6. q. Gilman.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
MQrkthrrf1ht*
Minbuieb.
Sic folgen0en Yreiie fins fir leben>
oes gle6 pro 100 Hfuno:
9timopie6.

oes S1eb pro 100 Ffnno:
&ieiiges 5dlo9tpieb.
Stlere, nit Wriinfutter genn}bet,
quite bis prium, G.75 bis 1876; mihel=
lldBige bis quite, nit @runiutter ge=
u,aiitet, 6.25 bis $40. - @ii6e uu0
@eifers, quite bis prirna, nit @riiu=
ilitter geNnaitet 5.25 bis 6.25; &c.
init @riinfl1tter gemaltet, m%itteln1abi-'
&c bis quite LOO bis 5.25; ge}pSbu=
lid)e bis mittelnlabise, $50 bis 400.
- Cutters, 2.75 bis $50. - Cant
l1er5, 2.25 Bis 2.75. - SA(ahtblll-
len, 100 Bis 5.25. - 8oIoguabuaen,
400 6is $50; gemobn1ide leidte
9l,Qen, $50 bis 400. - &dlber.
allte bis auserleiene 900 bis 1890;
mIttelutabige bis quite ZOO Bis 900;
g~cp0bnlid;e bis m%ittelmaBige bon 81
90 bis 100; itmere Saalber, sltte.
800 lis 100; gem1bnIide bis a;:te,
100 lis 800.
@ieligeS 3udt= uno Moltpie9.
MaItltierc, 900 bis 1000 Tiuno
;dmer> quite bis prilua, 600 bis $50;
mittellrMBige bis quite $50 bis 600;
gemohnlihc bis mittelmabige, 4,5O
bis $50. - 3udtitiere, 600 bis 800
Yfuno idaper, quite bis primo, $50
bis 5.25; mittelmdbige bis cute, $50
bis 600; g%emobnlide bis mittelmaBi=
&c, 400 bis 800. - Sabrlinge, quite
bis prilna, BON 5.25 bis SIS; mittel=
mdBige 6is quite, $50 bis 5.25; &c.
lp0bnlide Bis mittelmdBiee, 3.75 bis
$50. - &iibe un6 @eifers. quite Bis
prima, 4.35 Bis $50; mittelmdBige
bis quite, 4.15 6is 1856; Rulcn, 3.75
Biz 40.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
Mn bic Stimmgeber pun Stearns
County.

@i.upeiienb a1,f meme Anfii1oi<
glt1g, oob ib Sem 8uni6e meiner
1Sreunoe nactgab, OILS Gunoi5at fir
Sic 9egislat1r oieics Giitrifts m1f5u=
treten, pie alld in 9e5ly auf Sic
@er0Hentlibuag III oem Montags
&ol1rnal EreB oiei Ter StaSt, in MEL
der pom peridie0ene11 meiner 6rel1n>
Sc in Suuf &apios. sic es faltm Der
mod)t bitten, inter Sem auf lie bei
elmer 0ffcntliden Ser aumll'1g aus
geiibten 3rud fire l1nterldrift
5l1 uerlpcigern, m0G)te ih biermit CUR
Nedtfertigung meiuer GanSioatlrr
l>lo 5l1 Ser Ser @emobner bon ct.
Glolt0, Sic MIDI 0a5u crm1tbigen,
sic grfldu1ng abgeben, 5aB n1ci11e
&auoi9atur hauptiahlih o1f Sem
grgebniB uno arf Sem Gri,'=
d,en berubt, 0as aus Sen per=
iGieoenen 0beilen BON Benton @oun=
ty birdid}tlid 0cs crfolgreiden repl1=
blifauiiden &a110i0aten, meldem nod
npebr o0er ap%eniger 6enn 6 Monaten
aftiper Sbatigfeit NIT elmer mim5igcn
MfcbrGeit bes Eartcipotltms sic No=
mination 5ugelproden ml1roe an
MIDI ergtng, ber'tbte. @eiterbin
lei bennerft, &aB i'd mild >pe0er
irgen0 eines llebcreinfommens be5iig=
lid eiuer Ibeill1ng ser legislatipen
@ean1tenitellen 5miiGen Stearns ur5
genton County erinnern fann nod
0abin informirt mur0e. Gs lit cine
Sote ser Holitif u1b Bebraud] gene
len, Sen Scuatoren aus Stearns
County l1no Ben &eprdi entanten aus
Benton County GIT 1pdblen, cine
3an0lunag, Sic m0gli9ermeiie l,m1ge=
fc}rt tporoen lit, ooer SAP beioe &C.
gislaturmitglie0sr Don irgeno einem
Scr Counties ooer bei6e bon Ser feb
ten @aro bon ct. Glouo in Sber=
burne County gelpdblt ul1roen, fails
Die Mabler bes 9iitrifts o%nnebmbare
&anoiooten Dor iid} batten. Sails gu
irgeno ei1er 3eit in Scr %entfernten
%ergangenbeit inns irge1to mo etnsel<
nc DISQUALIFICATION bne8eponmddti=
gi1rg Utfaltg 5uiammen gcrietber,
lcld1 Elm arrangement erorterten inns
iidl oorauf einigten, 10 geid)ob oies
notwithstanding nit &iidiidt o,f oos
Sl1terelle ei11iger partiflllaren Ecrio o
ner apabren0 oes Iaufe,eoen ooer fir
Sos folgenoe Sabr. es fonnte Sabei
aber foltm porausgeiett tper5en, haB
oaourd oas gauge &olf fir sic cut
ferntere 3l,funft geburoen lein ion.
0os @elet iie5t cine iolde Dibijion
nidt Dor, ionbern ldBt ol1en, BON Sc
men etn GROCER 5beil neue @ablcr
itro, Sas freie &ed)t, nod eigencm
Ml1nih gu baroeln.
Sic Staote ct. CLOUD Ii. Sa11f @a=
p1os, Die praftil6 fir etn gemeinlameS
Snterelie auftreten, miiroen es ols
rcd]t erad)telt, menr1 man ii9 90 ouf
cine Sur6 r%edtnaBig beponmGdtigte
Eerlonen berbeigefibrte 5teuuna in
8e5ng altf oie &eprai entonte11 einigen
tonnte, 10 SaB Ser 3beiI bon Benton
County auberbalb Sauf &aptos, MEL
der oaourd angemeiiener @eiie BE-
rlld1tdtigt, a,n6 po0ur6 Sauf Mapios
Scr Stoot ct. G(ou6 gIeidgeftemt
un0 ct. @louo fir sen Senator 8e=
re6tigung finben uiir6e. Da nun
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
Mms oer nge8emo. !
9tuscuc.

Mit {iirf5etm yegeIl led)S Stl1=
ll1el, lit oie Don Nnorens &nebel ge=
uii1id)te Nl1sideiorng icil1er 2ieger-
ldoften outs oclu Gilage=Ierritorillm
pom Sen &iaage=8epobnern %gltgebei=
sen morSeu. - Sacob Gngelfaro lit
lette Mod}e Don Midmpno nab Nos=
eoe nit Ialnilie m1ge5ogen; ct tbeilt
lid) nit @errn @a15er in Sic Sdanf<
gei d)d~ftsarbeitel1. - Ser Ffurrbaus=
1rlll1a lit nit elmer ne,1en etlerne1
Einfrieaiglnu per5iert lporoen. -
SEER &ogt bon &id)nnouo fat Sic &C.
ile.1tieite,npcgc I'M Sic Stride gelegt
u1o lit lett 5aran, Sen @erntann
5d)1iers Molmplot in gleider @eiie
ut per;iercn. - 2,,cas &nele NOR
Gicnitsg NIT s. %. &ilacr unc @at=
tin per M1to in ct. Glorso uno nuf
Dem Miiflpcgc unbm @err @ilger iei=
lie Sodter Morm, melde lid bon Sen
Iolgen ether Observation-Disclosures
operation uahe51 mieoer6olt bat nno
bel ibrer 5dmelter @ilou i'm ct. BE-
uaoittS Gol,ocnt gu ct. Solepb al.f
Neil'd 1mar. apieSer nad @aule, no
lie bi5 sur g1l,5lid;en Gene Jung Der
tleibe,1 u1,o lih oaun mic0er i'm ct.
Yeneoifts Gonoent SIT ct. Soiepb 1tel<
len mir5, no lie iid) SEM @eneoifti=
uer=Oroen ou5ulfliebcn gecenft. -
Gin feds Sabre altes S0bnden Ser
1amilie SlonmS 3ac5fuusfi, oos Dor
@oden ei1eu 8einbrud erlitt, lit
!pie0er pollitdn6ig bergeltel1t. - So
iepb @unitlebcn it,, melder Dor $50
d9cu zines inneren 2ei6ens 1pegen
operirt mur0e, fat iih 5l1r 6reuoe
Ser @ltern BON Sen Tolgen Ser Spe=
ration gi1t5lid erbolt.
Die Security State 9anf bon ct.
Glou6 bat 100000 5u pcr(eiben ul1f
Tarm 8ropertp gegen o1tnebmbare
We6ingungen.
Goem &alleg.
9. S. 2eis, 1peld}er friiber bier eli
Ilern 5hantgeldafte Dorltono> lit nad
ct. Glouo ulnge5ogeu, no er Ous bon
Irolrf 5dei6el betriebene Golo
Spring s5olubngei6aft n0roli6 bonn
Spritenhnl.ie on Z. Mpe. ii6ernom=
n1e1 fat. @err 2eis lit bier bortbeil<
baft befannt uno CT mag 0eiien ltder
iein, ooB lue1,r inu1,er ieine bieligen
6reun0e einen Mbiteder nad ct.
Glol10 MAIDEN, lie i'm nidt linfS lie
gen lailcn mer0en. SIM llebriger
gebt ser @edJiel ser 8%etriebsleiter je=
nes @eiddftes in ct. Glouo 10 baufig
Dor lid}, 6aB ser @erbleib 0es @errn
Gels ont ienem Blate nidt olrd quite
MInidye io1poern MIR ourh cine quite
@eIddftsunteritiitrng geiihert mer=
bcn fam.
Die Security 5tate 8anf BON st.
Glou6 Dnt 100000 gu oerleiben aa1f
Tarm Bropertp gegen amnebmbare
8eotngungett.
Golb Spring.
:Seiuri9 &loitermann, welder Dor
ctma 40 Sabren gu Sen Sdulmeitern
,,nieres County geborte, lett Sabren
aber 6os Minengeidaft in Montano
betreibt, befin6et ii@ bier auf Der
mamot- l1no freunbi@aftlidem 8ell=
DIE. - Sobn @asling fat in ieiner
8erfltatt cine neue Malhtne
s1m GementzMiid)en a1fgeiteat. =
geo. DreiB un6 @ottin uno SRI.
Mbles BON Chicago eritatteten ser
bier mobne1toen @briit. Dreis 6onrilie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
&e%ritciacrumg.

Muf ieilem am @eae gum aird)=
bofe. iiiolid bon ct. @luuo gelegenen
Tarln miro ltntcr5eid}neter am s. 81
tober %ieb mis- Mderger1te nrltei=
germ lalien. Mntum Mettenbera.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
@crlamgt

Gin jrl1ge3 Gtcpaar fir Safe un0
~ ltaumtiol1snrbeit. Gutter 2obn fir
sic ridtigen 0e1te. Srinfer nidt &C.
,1on1lne11. Nlld} 9 quite Md0d)en fir
Grbeit I'M eritel1 ltn0 5lpeiten gB5im=
Iler. Ndberes in Sieier Office ODER
bei q. 6. Cues, Ga Moare, 81. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
Shafc.
SUVu1C.
gin9eilnil9e 2dmlner uno 5dnie.

gin5eirniide 2dm1ner uno 5doje. .
TrublingS=9amuter: quite biz pri-
n1a $50 bi5 $50; mitteImaBige Bis
quite 40 Bis $50; getu0bnlide bis
mittelmdBige, 800 bis 400; SsSdbr=
linge, $50 Bis $50; 5d)afe, quite bis
bette, 800 bis $50; mittelmdbige biz
quite, 200 bis 800; @amme1, $50
bis 400.
@cltlide S6afe uno 21mmcr.
9anmer> quite Bis prina, $50 bis
$50; Saibrlinge> BON 4.25 bis 500;
Shafe, 800 Bis $50; @ammeI, $50
bis 4.15; Maitl11nmer, 500 Bis
600; Maltidafe, 800 bis 1925.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
RONEY'S BOYS
HERE THURSDAY
ONE OF THE MOST ENTERTAIN-
ING NUMBERS ON THE cITI-
zEN's LECTURE COURSE WILL
BE THE NEXT ONE. AT THE A.
c. ARMoRY.

On Thursday evening at the A. C.
armory the second number Of the citi-
zen's lecture course, the famous Ro-
ney's Boys Concert Co., will be the
attraction.
Twenty-four years Of concert work
by me company. over 5000 concerts
given to more than 2,000,0 900 delighted
listeners, not including free concerts
to about 100000 inmates of peniten-
tlaGies, reform schools insane hospitals,
bllnd asylums, soldiers homes, city
hospitals, ETC., and but six missed
dates in this nearly quarter of a CEN
tury-thts is a record that affords PEE
culiar qualification to the management
Of Roney's Boys. 1t must command
the admiration of all friends of tire
less, conscientious endeavor.
The name, Roney's Boys, has al
ways stood for the highest cultivation
of the boys singing voice, and the
most masterful execution upon inStru-
ments by little fellows, the world has
ever known. .-
Many boys have travelled three con-
secut1ve a with Roney's Boys, a
few four and five seasons, but the
average term of service is about two
years. The entire personnel of the
company has changed a dozen times
or whereabouts in the past twenty
years. due principally to the newt
able change of voice" which. while
averaging at about IA years, some
tlmeS m most Unexpectedly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
BOYS BIG time
FRIDAY NIGHT
THE INTERMEDIATES AND JUN.
oRs OF THE Y. M. c. A. WILL
HAVE A BANQUET AND LIS
TEN TO PLANS FOR THEIR So
GALS DURING WINTER.

The members of the boys depart
ment Of the Y. NJ. c.. A. are looking
forward eagerly to next Friday night
when a big banquet will be given to
the intermediate and Junior classes.
which will be an elaborate affair. This
will be the opening Of the social sea-
son of this department. and announce
ments will be made of the plans of
Secretary Goodwin of the boys de-
partment and Physical Director
Henderson. for the line of work and
different contests that are to be taxi
en- up on this occasion.
The boys department was very
much pleased yesterday to receive a
visit from A. D.. Hunt. who is secre-
tary of the Y. M. c. A. at Two Har-
bors. Mimi. Mr.. Hunt was simply
passing through the city and stopped
off to visit Fargo as he heard of the
good work that is being done here,
anu he expressed himself as being
very much pleased with what he had
seen and learned during his stay
here.
Everything is in readiness for the
programme that will be rendered this
evening at the Y. M. c. A. when the
election returns will be received and
a very pleasant time is expected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
HOME FROM CHICAGO
A. n. L~eimbacher Back From Trip to
Chicago Where He Attended
Hotel Mems Meeting.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Leimbacher of
the Gardner hotel returned yesterday
Afternoon On No. / from Chicago where
the former had been attending a meet
ing of the Legislative committee Of
the Northwestern Hotel Mems associ-
alton which was held in the windy
city during the last week.
Meeting with this committee was
the Legislative committee of the Unit
ed Commercial Travellers. All had
certain reforms in common which
they will endeavor to pass through the
various legislatures, governed by their
respective jurisdictions. The hotel
mems association includes all hotel
managers in the states of North and
South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Wis
consin and Illinois.
Mr.. Leimbacher was one of the
three representatives from North Da-
kota, his two associates being j. d,
Bacon of the Dakotah hotel of Grand
Forks and Charles Klaus of the Glad
stone hotel at Jamestown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leimbacher report a most de-
lightful time in Chicago and in Mime
apolis where they stopped for q brief
visit on their way to the meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
.zUEBLlN GAVE
SPLENDID TALK
He WAS THE PRINCIPAL SPEAK
Err AT THE BANQUET AND.
MEETING OF THE FARGO COM
MONS CLUB AND ADVANCED
NEW IDEAS. Il

There was a good attendance at the.
meeting of the Commons club yester-
day evening, the session being a spe-
cial n for the purpose of hearing the
address of Pfor. Charles Zueblin, the
talented orator Of Boston. Mass.
lie said that the hope of American
politics lies in the evolution of mu-
nlcipal government. The rapid i'm
crease Of urban population was not
contemplated when the farmers draft
ed the constitution as we had it at
first. The council of selectment, as 1t
was called at first, retained it's integ-
rlty only a short time and proved to
be unsatisfactory. Then there were
corrective measures, but these proved
to be the first of the destructive
forces, making city government inef-
fectual. ....... u... .-a -...
The private corporation never sleeps,
but the public does. There are three
classes of citizens who are responsible
for the manner in which the govern
ment of the city is conducted. The
business men, including lawyers, the
clergy and the editors. Those citizens
generally failed to accomplish much,
for fear of business easons. 1t is less
than fifteen years that the project was
made to bring together people to bet
vi tSLAdtiIDAlS IL BbSStDtSs anu ttitS was
when the Municipal league was formed.
Another big step to municipal reform
was made when civil service was in
PRODUCED. Among the most influen-
tial Of the forces tending to modify and
improve American municipalities has
been a succession of competent may
ors. Closing. he said:
1T is coming to be recognized that
genuine municipal reform is primarily
a product of the extension of municipal
functions. When there are more ser
vices to be performed by the munich
pality, when the public deb n the
annual budget are continually IN the
increase, the interest of the voter is
excited. It is becoming evident that
the changes proposed in the methods
of municipal administration not only
argue to the increasing volume of pub
lie business, but must be of such a
nature as to facilitate public admin
~istration. Abstract political theories
must yield to the common sense of
democratic administration
There is a prospect that in the near
future many American cities will be
governed by universal suffrage,
which, with direct legislation and un-
hampered administrative methods, IN
der the pressure Of growing municipal
functions and loftier civic ideals, prom
democratic municipal administration.
The ideal cherished by many munich
pal reformers today is that one which
is happily set forth in thL titles Of two
of the most notable books on munich
pal questions, The City for the People,
and The City, the Hope Of democ-
Tacy.'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-05
Her Cherished Secret,

Harper's Bazaar: Little Jack, aged
5, had accompanied his mother on a
trip to the city.
When the conductor came around to
collect the fares he asked the usual
question:
How old is the boy?"
After being informed the correct
age, which did not require a fare, the
conductor passed on to the next per-
son.
The lad sat quite still, apparently
pondering owe something; then, con-
Guiding that full information had not
been given, he called loudly to the
conductor at the other end of the car:
And mother is 49,