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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
N0RGAN|zEOFORCE
Of 10 WILL Be
LAUNCHED
Body Will Become Nucleus
of the Musical Festival
Movement in City.

A working force of 100 Grand
Forks men and women to make the
annual music festival which will be
given this year by the Grand Forks
Oratorio society will he launched at
the big banquet planned for this even
ing by the society.
Plates for 100 guests in addition to
the members of the board Of directors
and their wives will he laid. The
plan OF financing the music festival.
through the associate membership
sale. will be discussed, and members
of the directorate. and their guests
will participate in that discussion.
Each Of the ten members Of the
board. Of directors has invited five
couples. making the total number who
will attend tonight l20.
That enough sentiment can be Gre
ated at this evenings banquet TO as
the complete success of the fes-
tival. is quite certain. The 100 par
ticipating are interested in the sue
cess Of the festival. and they will form
a splendid body to handle the work.
Under the associate membership
plan. such memberships will be sold
at Sc. each holder of such member
ship being entitled to two tickets for
the festival. 1t is planned to have at
least 500 % 500 such memberships.
this forming an absolute financial
guarantee.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
Pavement
FROM THE HEAVY
Il. TRACTORS
That is Object Sought al
Conference Of Agents
and City Officials.

With the object in view of reaching
an amicable agreement as to the OPP
Grafton of tractor engines over the
paved streets of the city, Mayor NJ. F.
Murphy. the streets and alleys COM
mittee Of the, city council. and the city
engineer. arc holding a. conference
with representatives of the several
tractor engine companies operating in
the city. The session is being held in
the Commercial club rooms.
Complaints which have been filed
with the city officials to the effect that
the operation of the heavy tractors
was having a damaging effect upon the
pavement arc responsible for the con-
ference today.
Several methods Of dealing with the
situation are under consideration. One
would require the companies to plank
the paving ahead of their engines,
while another would allow the opera
ton of engines that are not fitted with
the spiked drive wheels. Still another
plan is to abolish the use of the trac-
tors for hauling purposes.
ut Is our hope to make some agree
ment whereby the paven,ents will be
protected" said Mayor Murphy today,
land we believe that some arrange
ment "a be worked out which will
be satisfactory to all parties concern
ed"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
' EDINBURG WOMEN'S LEAGUE. 4.
4 X y: + II 4 X X y X 4 ;: s: *

The Edinburg Women's Civic league
will give an oyster supper next Satur-
day for the purposing of raising funds
for identifying the public school
grounds. The ladies expect to work
in conjunction with the board of edu-
cation in this endeavor.
Thirteen members of the Minot
Woman's club met at the library and
responded to roll call. Business and
an informal discussion took up some
time and then the lesson was given
under the leadership of Mrs. 4.
Thompson. Mrs. Wolfe read Mrs. .Aur-
lands paper which she had prepared
but was unable to read because of
her absence from the city. Cynthia
MISSIONER Alden was tho subject of the
sketch. Mrs. Alden is the founder
and present head of the International
Sunshine society. a of rarc en-
ergy and ability who during tho last
few years, has claimed the interest
and admiration Of many people and
who has opened the eyes of the pub
lie to something that had been sadly
neglected. Her youth was spent on a
ranch in Colorado where she enjoy
ed typical western life. AS a music
teacher. immigrant inspector, journal
list. club worker. society leader and
public spirited citizen. she has had a
stirring and varied career of unset
fisiness. One day about seven wears
ago some one brought in Il blind baby
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
FARMERS WILL GET
ON FIELDS IN.
ONE week
Operations Due Soon
Indians Rely on U.s.
ual Symptoms.
. .
GILBY MEN COMMENCED

.
= GILBY MEN COMMENCED
= SEEDING TODAY =
A telephone message received
= from Gilby this afternoon was to '
= the effect that j. w Scott had .
. commenced seeding operations
= this afternoon. and that numerous =
= other farmers in that district were :
= on the fields with harrows.
. . .
"If this weather continues" said
Alderman Hugh Ryan this morning,
the farmers will begin seeding in an
most localities is very dry at the pres
ent time and with a little more Of this
weather will be in ideal condition for
seeding. I have a quarter section on
my farm that I will seed In another
week. If this present weather fingers"
Others have the same to say about.
the conditions as Mr.. Ryan. The
ice much more than the plowed
ground and will be too wet to work
with for some time to come. is what
many have to say.
All of the farmers who have been
in the city have been very optimistic
as to the outlook for the coming yeuf
and all believe that the 1919 crop will
cACeeu dHStuiHB IN 'I1dny years.
The Red river valley is not the only
section of the state in which weather
conditions prognosticate splendid
yields. In the western section and In
the slope country the farmers are jubt-
liant.
Indians Say Heap Good"
The Indians have their signs
for foreteling good crops. On the
Standing Rock reservation the red
men are planting much corn and
wheat as they think the year promises
we'll. Whether It is tradition OF super
stition with them is hard to solve. but
fogs in the early spring are always
signs to the Indians of good crops.
The slope country has experienced
many fogs this spring and the Indians
true to their ideas are planning on q
big harvest.
The red men have lived in North,
Dakota. too many years to be fooled
by signs and with the Indians jubilant
the farmers in that section have also
caught the spirit
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
MAY LOSE SIGHT OF EYE
Victor En,ard's Condition as Result of
Accident is Bad-Rcd Hot Iron
Struck Him.

Victor Emard. who conducts a
blacksmithing shop on South Fourth
street. is confined to his. home. Gil
Second, avenue, owing to an accident
that may result in the loss of the sight
in. his right eye.
Mr.. Emard had taken a red hot
piece of iron about six inches long
and about an inch thick from the fire
and was plying it on the anvil when
at a blow from the hammer It flew
up in his face striking him squarely
in the right eye.
He was removed to his home and a
physician was called to attend to the
injuries. 1t was found that the eye
lids were terribly burned and. that the
corner of the eye had been bruised
and also badly burned.
At the present time Mr.. Emard is
resting easily and 1t is not thought
that he will lose his y e The ply
stefan in charge states that the sight
Of the eye will undoubtedly be par
TALLY destroyed. although he does not
believe that the other eye will be at
fected.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
VETERANS ARE SATISFIED
Soldiers Home at Lisbon is An Ideal
Place According to Local Man
But Recently Returned. E.

Ole Olson returned Wednesday
from the state soldiers home at Lis
bon where he had been spending the
past six weeks, talking w old times
with the veterans Of the Civil war.
Mr.. Olson is a member of Willis a.
German Post No. s..
He states that at the present time
there are thirty veterans living at the
soldiers home enjoying the last days
of their lives. relating oft-told remin-
%iscences to each other and visitors.
While the North Dakota. state SOL
diers' home has not the large number
of inmates that ON of the eastern
states have, it is yet n of the most
interesting institutions in. the great
commonwealth and no patriot. who
may visit 1t can help but revere the
gray haired men who fought and beld
in the cause of upholding the great
est nation the world has ever seen.
According to MI. Olson. many of
the veterans at the soldiers home
stay there because of the association
Of the others Of their age, that rouses
the memories Of the past days and be-
aus every day starts for them as a
vacation.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28

manded the keys from the porter who
lives in st. Paul, n made a search
of the car. looking for packages said
tn have been brought across tho line
without payment of duty. In the Of
flee Of Mr.. Cooley today Foulkes said
he had searched. but did not find any
thing.
Our work is practically owe in the
Minneapolis case" Foulkes said. He
intimated his further actions will de-
pend upon instructions from officials
higher up.
Henderson is the name given by the
man who some time ago left at the
Minnesota Loan & Trust company
three satchels. discovery of which mas
made last week.
Carl Olson Of Cando. n. D.. is in the
city in connection with the seizure
made there. and it is understood set
Element will DO effected. He is sched-
uled to have conference with customs
officers today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
Grand Forks Symphony, in Second
Concert, Gained New Laurels

The symphony orchestra gave its
second program last evening at the
auditorium as the closing concert of
the Wesley college artists course. Al!
who heard the concert a year ago were
looking forward to a pleasing program
II were not disappointed. The audi
ence was enthusiastic and justly proud
mat local talent could give so credita-
bic an account of itself.
In Mr.. Norton the orchestra has Il
director who has carried matters along
IN n most capable 1t is no
easy task to organize and control a
body of unsalaried players and the
burden is double when one has to as
sumo the artistic responsibility also.
The orchestra has aroused a great deal
OF interest among the young people
which cannot but have a most whole
some effect and Mr.. Norton should be-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
BIG DELEGATION OF
DENTISTS IS
EXPECTED
Three Leading Members of
Profession in West on
the Program. :.

1t. is expected that fully ESQ tooth
pulling artists will visit this the con-
vention city IN May z and 8 when the
annual meeting of the North Dakota
Dental association will be held here.
over 0 were in attendance at the
session held In Fargo last year and it
Is believed that the program, which
Will De the best ever arranged, will act
as a magnet to draw a greater number
of dentists.
A feature OF the meeting which will
30 received as an interesting an
nouncement is that the members Of
the Red River Dental association will
hold a session at the same time. This
Will not conflict in the least with the
state meeting, but it was thought adj
Die to hold a business meeting Of
the valley association at this time as
many Of the northern Minnesota den
lists and Red river valley members Of
the profession will be here at that
time.
The Red River Valley Dental asso-
citation was organized a number Of
Years g and flourished for some
time. OF late the interest has Jagged
n the business meeting at the time
for tho purpose of instilling new life
into the interstate and auxiliary or
g%anization.
Have Bood Clinicians.
While there will be a number Of
clinics conducted by dentists Of the
state. three specialists have been se-
cured for the convention. They are:
DR.. w. II. G. Logan Of Chicago, DIR.
j. NJ. Walls Of st. Paul. and DR.. c.
w. Benson of Duluth. They are rank
cd at leaders in their profession in
the west and will conduct some inter-
esting experiments for the e%difcation
Of the North Dakota dentists.
The program for the convention will
be announced the latter part of April.
Besides the clinics to be conducted by
the three out of the state dentists,
there are a number of other clinics on
the program. Everything has been
done to make the session interesting
and profitable, and those in charge be-
lieye that they have succeeded.
All OF the sessions will be held in
the assembly hall Of the Grand Forks
Commercial club. The annual ban
quet will be served at one of the ho-
tells and will be one of the big fea-
lures of the convention. The auto
mobile club is also interesting itself
in the meeting and it is probable that
a sightseeing tou will be conducted
for the benefit of the visitors.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
APPROVAL Of SETTLEMENT ASKED
N BIG SMUGGLING CASE TODAY
That Apparently is Situation and Special Agents Have
Practically Concluded Operations, Says Re-
port From Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, March. 2S.-George e.
Foulkes. special secret service officer
at work on the smuggling case that
developed last week with the reported
discovery of $4,000 In smuggled jew
elry In Minneapolis arrived late last
night n was in communication early
today with Washington, and it is be.
Ieved to wire to the secretary of the
treasury approval for settlement on
the part of the men involved. provid-
ed H. name of the jewelry firm in.
rolved be not disclosed.
1T is not a Minneapolis house that
10 involved" Foulkes said. 1t is said
at the office of Marcus johnson. col.
lector of customs in st. Paul, or Depu-
ty Collector Clayton r. Cooley, in
Minneapolis. that a settlement may
be effected.
On Northern Pacific train No. II
Foulkes and David McClennan.
upon entering the Pullman ar, de-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28

n placed it in her arms. She found
upon investigation that in New York.
with all its great charities there was
no place for this blind baby because
she was not eight years old. Later it
was oun that there was no placc in
the whole United States where a blind
naby would be accepted. She went to
inc almshouses and borrowed six
bllnd babies M cared Tor them AS
an experiment for some time. They
improved SO rapidly that she deter
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n day she went to the mayors Office
to sec what could be done and was told
that it was such a busy day that She
could not see the mayor. WELL" she
SAID. Il have six blind babies out here.
l am going to hit them over the head
ana drop them over the bridge into
the river and | a to see if the
mayor will stand by me" The clerk
saspcd and rushc into the office re-
turning with the mayor in short order.
Mrs. Alden stated her case and the
mayor signed Il bill appropriating
funds for the care of dependent blind
children. 1t is not fad as is now real
lzed. They haNe a beautiful home on
Dyker Heights and the Arthur Sum
shine home is another result OF her
far-seeing vision. When blind babies
graduate from the Blind Babies home
they may so on to higher visions Of
usefulness"
IL a ~ ~ vet ~ \
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
GIVEN sIGNAD HONOR.
President Money Made Vice President

VI ~ I36OOCIUUIOus
President .McVey returned Wednes.
day evening from Chicago wheer he
has been attending the meeting of
the North Central Association Of Col
leges and High Schools. This asso.
citation deals with the practical work
in the colleges and high schools and
President McVey reports a profitable
meeting. He was elected vice presi-
dent OF the association for the coming
year. On his way back President
Mcvey stopped at Fargo Wednesday
and attended the meeting Of the sub
committee Of the educational commits
sion of which he is chairman. Presi-
dent Mcfarland of the state. normal
school at Valley City and George G.
Webb Of Glendale are also members
OF the commission. The object Of this
meeting va to outline the work OF
tn ,ecommission..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28

praised for adding to the educational
haran'ases winch the town possesses.
The numbers played were very at
tractive in themselves and were very
We'll played; it was a pleasure to feel
that the orchestra has made an artis-
NC advance during the year and better
things may he expected in the future.
me hrst rehearsal for next Years pro-
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and plans for a trip in the near futnr.
Will be discussed.
The PLAYING of c. a. Lampert rs
soloist and concert meister was one nf
the chief features of the evening: his
artistic work brought forth hearty an
prcGlatlon from the audience and Very
evidently acted as an inspiration upon
me other members of the orchestra.
The accomplishments were ably
played by Louis Rowland.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
Can Mass Mcctinr Of Studcr,s

There VIII be a mass meeting Of
university students in the gymnasium
on Friday evening at .6:45 The meet
ing was called by the carnival COM
mittee and. the carnival proposition
will be discussed from all sides and
every student should. be present in
order to make the affair a success.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
ADDED $500 TO THE FUND
DR.. e. p. Robertson Gets Cash for
Wesley ColleE-Addresscd High
Schools Of Three Cities.

Or. r. p. Robertson has returned
from Edmore, Sarles and Lakota
where he has spent the last few days.
At Edmore he was successful in adj
ding $500 to the Wesley endowment
fund. while in each Of the cities he
addressed the high schools on the
university and Wesley college.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
THE
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ARGUMENTS TODAY

Arguments were not completed
until today in the case involving
the extension Of the corporate
limits Of the city Of Grand Forks.
The plaintiffs closed their argu-
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
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