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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

Perhaps the most important step
taken by the cigar-makers' convention
at Baltimore was that having for its
object the organization of cigar-makers
working in independent and trust fac
tories.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

A special effort to organize the poor
ly paid unskilled workers of San Fran
cisco is being made by the San Fran
cisco Labor Council and the California
State Federation of Labor.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

In Switzerland a woman has beon
appointed to the chief inspectorship of
factories, a coveted position hitherto
held only by men.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

year ending September l, 1912, twen-
ty-two new locals. initiated 4,5lO new
candidates and issued 54S,101 500 un-
ion bread labels.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

The various locals of BARRIERS
throughout the state of California have
organized State Federation Of Bar
bers to push desired legislation at the
coming session of the legislature,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

A recent meeting of workers in the
weaving trade at Bradford, England,
decided that request for a substan-
tial advance In wages be submitted.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

In the number of wage earners en-
ployed, the leading industry of Illinois
is the manufacture of foundry and
machine shop products.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

During a recent week the American
of Cement Workers issued
charters to two new subordinate un-
ions of the trade.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

Next month, in New York City, the
International Alliance of Billposters
and Billers of America will hold Its
annual convention.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

The Switchmen's Union of North
America has paid out 1888 disability
claims during the last ten years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

The Bakers and Confectionery
Workers International Union of Amer
lea has organized during the fiscal
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

IN CASE Or AC0IPsNT
PHONE 40 DAY OK NIGHT
RAMSEY . AMBULANCE SERVICE
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

shoremen has been settled by board
of Cancellation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

Long Island has school in which
forty women are learning to become
carpenters and brick-layers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25
LABOR NEWS AND NOTES.

The street railway employees of
Sheridan, Wyo, have organized a
union.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

Efforts have been successful IN re
organizing the Ship Scalers' and Clean
ers' union, of San Francisco.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

a report iust ISSUED b. the STATE
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

Plasterers in New York City earned
four dollars for nine-hour day in
1887. Now they get $3.50 for eight
hours.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

Or. J. Marshall Phillips
OSTEuPRT PHYSICIAN
bUtn 1eiepnOnea:
Office, SUJ; hesiuence, SlZ,
6UI-OUa carter building
haluesDurx, Miss
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-11-25

A dispute between the shipping COM
panies at Halifax, N. s., and the long
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Sub gnkntn.

Ont Srrbt ucS 8arg. 9eslie Nel.
Jon, SON al Mr. og Mrs. Chris.
9tclion peo 8orp, blep f~orleoen orpbt
peo at ct "@biffle.Sree" brait og
trai Gutter / Wapen.
Snrlisc Sriffebrgre. - Mr. %
Wfrs. gpan gricfIons 4.aarige Sen
elmer bpbe foruplig al Etomaine-
forgiitning / SorGlorenes Stem peo
9emmon. 8utten bapoe faaet 8if.
ten / iie peb at briffe Sano al Ell
gammel Somatsfanoe.
&pmte fra @ebiters Srnsiel. 20
Sanger, nemIig Sanles Wcslleer,
Nfifael llmberbabl % Ell gopo,
operfalbt Manbag aften Sberiffen,
meoens ban 9iorbe lin panlige &lloe
gienncm Tan GourtpS 5Gngiel |
8eblter, % rsmte.
SsSsfalS / Snncr Gountg. Sobn
9rageitao, Der | onttrcnt 80 Iar bar
boet / Suner Gcuntp, afgif ben 21oe
Sftpber peb Ssoen / tit Stem Ger.
iteos, noget oper &C Iar gommel.
Segrapelien fanot unber itor Selta.
aelie Steb ben 23be; Eait. Sroblano
iorretteoe. Ifoebe bar / Ell lang
RGffe Iar p9ret IebIem af Salems
IenisbeS oe m pGffenoe araft in.
SEN benne. San efterlaSer fig Suitru
% Ter borne Born.
Slir en- freSlss ManS. areI Nm.
oeripn, Der bar bapt lit Stem peo
8ooSmin, er peo Sorg % 8r9m.
melie bIcpen Ell ireolss Wanb. @eo
ct lllptfcStiIfGloe ifisb % brGbte
ban lin Suitru. % Sanfen herpaa
bar iaoleoeS naaet BAN. at ban bar
iolat aIt oct ban eier for at reiie bort
ira oct Steb, Ger Inn minoer ham
ON bans llioriietigbeo % Cab. San
pil isrit beiese fit y arnScmsblem !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22

snOrre stnrlaiuns Sonseiasaer ppers
iat at DR.. 8uitap Storm meb SGuitraz
tiuner al Horses melt fremragenbe Seq
mere. st N~ationaIpert, Tom burbe finz
BEG / et6pert norIf Siem / Gmerita.
Soeen er paa 6S3 Siber (Sormat
9A x12R os peier 6 So. gnbz
itient bare Yortoen paa bette S9rt er
SOC, fan bi tilbp bore 2eiere goaeu
frit tilienbt for Inn $500 eaer meo
"Goten" ct gar / 5prifuo for $2.75.
Set er iom ct gpentpr at lGic
Snorre, bette bort ghelsbrep og Sotuz
ment pan, at pi er ct Soft meb 1000
Nar 9amle Srabitipner.
NIB! Sen alminbeIige ubgape af
Snorre iom iGIges Der / 2anoet, faIber
aISeles i9iennem pcb Chen al benne
operlegne Solteuo9abe / fort 8oarts
fprmat.
3. Inunbien Inbliibins &c.,
Seeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Bergens kreditbank

9l~fticfaptfaI 9 Wintoner &rpner,
HeieroefoneS &r. 2,230, 900.
Mootaser Yenge til Sorreutnins otter
bBieife Snblaansreute.
r~oenbpsbpenbe funne oirefte pr. Bot
ienoe ganfen &emisie til Snbifub, bporefter
apntraboa flu ON pnlfes opbepares) pil
bliue ienbt pr. cmsaaenoe efter opgipen
Nbresie. (G.M.A.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Spottere
Sliper uitc DC melt itanobaftise Sm
uenbtc.

Gen Mtuno, Ser ipotter Ell Soc Ell.
Ter 2GreiGtning, ban life fllot no
forItoar, bar oog ioetminolte Moo
til at oiie bpor ban itaar.
S%unobeoenS gpangelillm bar
mango Smpcnotc, Der fsr 10 40 ben
Soc, at Safe % Sbe for grcmpel
bar ifooeIiq. @c0 at ie liot alporlig
paa So9cn, cler cite peo en- Sens
Hoao, bar iao0anne Geriorer frn'
set Goitllm o. &enners Taaogip.
ming at pGre bereS Srelie.
"Mtin Soiter par aniat / en- al
GitenS @ner, % betlbeS Irbeioe
meofertc meaen Hegning % Sanfes
bruo", ifrioer en- Bige i SfIobcma.
"Sun les al &opcopine, inotiI MN
bar nGIten uoOQtig til Irbeibe.
"Senoes N}aOmooer beupqeoe
beuoe iii of lutte meb aaife % brit.
&c Toitum iitcNet, % inben iaa Sa.
&c par bun belt ri for S%ooeoptne."
(Sbe er li1cino ifaoelig iom auffe,
ioroi Sen inNeboIoer Caffeine, Ben
iammc Drug ser finbes / Eaffe.)
"Sun iortoItc fin IrbeioSberre Ser.
ON, % oeb at Qiere ct SorIeg bopoe
ban iamnre Grf0ring.
"Saabe min ISaoer oa iea haobe.
iaa Iangt tiIboQe Ies funoe buIfe, Int
al nerpeS SOoe>oine, men III lpottes
oe Sen Soc. ser nprebes al min ~.
tier, at aoifen par aariag til bore
Tlager.
"Si iIllttebe 0og tiliibit meo Saffe
oa bcspnbtc at BRUCE Toin,m. Tar
bar finn en- Sang bapt Sopebpine I'M
/ fire Iar, % SET par paa 8runo al
en- aIporlia Gorfielelie, meoens ieg
belt er befriet Tor min Souebpine %
lure Mopc, bpiIfet ieg M er operoe'
uiit paaierteS al aaffen.
"gn &op goo, parm Eoftllm er
tilireoSitiaenbe FOR mig mar ieg life
oil ipiie noact. 0nritrnbigbeocr BE-
uirfebe, at ica maatie neoiGtte mig
/ CT afpbpg9c % ieg n9reoe 6rpgt
Tor life at filnnc ifafie mig min Yno-
%IingSbrif, Toihlm, men iea beroliges
peo at iinbc en- iuloitGnois 5orip'
ming, Der er nleaet eiteripurst."
Hapnct opaiuGS al Eoinm 60,
Battle Greet Mid.
SGS "Sbc Hooo TO @eIpile" /
bper Eaffe. Ser cr en- 8ruub".
Npscniinee l9it p%penimasnbe
Srcp? Ut NIT iorefummer ira SID
til areen. &c CT rste, ianoe %
fnloc az Sutcrcsie for Neuueffebe.
Den.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
en- Bog for Julien!
= f1e$$id$~

Seiu 8riiti Sib 9ienfortalt / emile,
Iigefremute Orb efter be fire gbanseIier
al @liiabetb Shepen. Iteb Sortale af
Saitor @erut StsbIen, 29rer | praftiIt
Sbeolosi / ariitiania. 80 interesiante
GapitIer, 4S6 Siber.
9enne BOG 9iper ct riet os tiltref,
tenoe Silebe al Iesiias og banner en-
iammenbGnsenbe Sremitiuing at Res
'terens 9ip paa famine Sib Tom ben
ifilorer De Steber og biltoriife Sorbolb.
iom bsrer @eretuineen ON Seiu 2ip til.
"@esiias" er anbefnlet al nrrifsIus
tberite Erefter Der / Sanbet.
"NesIias" er en- gos, iom fan I9ies
ieien % igien.
"ReSiias" er Den bebite Suleboa %
Sule9ape.
Sris frit tiIienbt S1.OO.
Ieb Soften" ct Gar / Sort. Sf.75
9. %Suunbien 9ubliibins Co.,
9eeprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22

apinbeiasens @~alenSsifter. SfsIge
De I'll Statsiefretpren ~inoleoereoe
Happorter bar Den misIpffeoe aamp
for a%pinoerneS Stemmeret foitet
omtrent $4,000. Get auermeite
beraf, nemli9 $4,000, bIep iioeipet
az "8be PoIitical equality Of @is.
coniin".
EotctcSogrfere oraauiierer. s
Woitpaca orgoniSereOeS iorri9e uge
en- "Eotato 0ronerS' asiociation"
meo Sobn Seis af IbineIanoer iom
Sormano og Rrof. s. g. Wilmorb,
S9rer peo Sanobrilg8ifolen | Waot.
ion, SefretGr. @oupoca CT Wtiot'
punftet for ct fort potetcSoprfenoe
0iItrift, omiattenOe G%ountperne
@alpaca, @auibara, Eortage %
Oneida.
@ammcl @etcran opo. Saofon O..
Soften or Den 16oe glltg. ofgaaet peo
0sOcn / lit Stem i galoreS, 8is.,
og Dermeo er en- at De ioa gienlcpen'
Oe norife Seteraner ira Sorgerfri.
gen lagt tiIboile. 2offen oar loot
/ &eitre Sliore, Iorqc, Den 24be
Dec. 1924 og fom meO lin Wooer
og Softer til Imerifn / 1857. @n
@rober bar u6panorct 70 Iar for %
hoooe neoiat fig peo Wtanitonoc, %
Der bleU oaina Soofon boenoe, belt
inotil for fire gar ii6er, ga ban lint
tebe inb til 8pen SaI0re8. s 1861
bperpebe ban iig / 14oc @is. Heqi-
ment So. g., og nnOer ari8en fit
ban ct anGf for Gcitcn al lit Sip.
Sor to gar iiben fit ban ct Slagtil.
iGloe, Der iioen fpugiIc0e bam til
Spgcleict. San bar / 1868 blepen
gift meo Seret q. &pole, ogiaa fra
&eitrc Sliore, % bun liant otte gsrn
opcrleper balr.
Wnngcl pna Mrbciosfplf. s 3D.
bet al belle Sftober Wnnneo bar Der
/ De fleite al Staten5 8ner oGret
mere eller minore M}uuqcl paa Irs
bc%ioSfolf, o9 DC frie Irbeiosfontorer
/ WtiIDallfce, Superior % SIbfoib
bar iipr bapt SGnbcrnc fltloe. Wfan
bar Iagt Wterfe til, al Nrbeioere oftc
bar lfiitet Inipttelie, % maltge az
ilaar Silbub ON IniGttelle ltotll De
iaor netop oct Slag$ Arbeioe De bill
BABE. Sra Sc fire iric I~rbeiosfon-
torer / Staten blep / Sftober Waa'
neo oper $500 WGnO % go 9pins
ser anpiIt arbeioe, % al oiSie bar
Der 1888 Wrno % 331 &uinoer,
Ser mootog oen anoiitc SLABS, Der
bopbc ialt nlelbt fig $500 W9no pg
600 &pinoer peo De iorItieai9e &ons
torer, mebenS ser inmtiOig fra Ir-
beios9ipere Dor inblobct Anmoonln8
ON 1900 WGnb oq 700 apinocr.
Zen ~iterIte gfteripGrGicl bar for
SudubtIangcrc % ulminOeltgt 8aoes
orbeioe, oernGIt fom Se~r1banearbeis
nerc og iioit / HGtten Sfogsarbets
ocrc. 6cmtcn Yroccnt al oen belle
Gitcripprgiel bar ior iaaDanne Nrs
heioer, Der piloe bare fun en- fort
1io, oq Ell itor Del al &eIten par laas
ban 9eifi9itigelic, Der piloe opbere
peo @intcrenS Srenlbruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Jnoldnoet.
lntuu.

Sill Tpitneitcr / Sorcit Gin err
forIehen uonGunt 2utber s. Sao.
GARD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
lIIiuniH.

ScficmSt @pbpsser last tilbpile.
8amle CANTON g. Sampion, Der
1899 bar fsot paa 8aarben Wife.
lanb, Spsp9r Sogn, Stapanger amt
GA iom meb Samilie anfom til slime
rifa / 1856. bpipttenoe Jig neo Sor
Hiper, NOR Sttaipa. err Den 27oe St'
tober afsaact peo Cohen | lit Slem
nrr Seneca, ga Sale Goiintp. Sans
SuItru bsoe for mango Iar lioen,
GA han inSgif / 1881 | sggte'fab
meo Waala IIsuig, fSot Straito !
Span, ser operleper bam tiui9emeo
6 @srn Of isrite sgateifab. Samle
SampIon Dor ber iibite al De ganlle
gioneerer, iom / Semtiaareie boz
Sotte Tia / Ga SaIle Gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22

Sperige, og bpis ban Der life finber
Sreo for lit oprepne Sinh, aeter ban
iom Ell freolss Wanb at bragg no /
Teroen. Oct bar UNDER S~aanoterin.
gen al ct Saglgep9r, at Sfuooet
nforparerloe gift al og rammeoe Sr.
Itrlen.
50 Eiuneerer laat tilbpile. gnbnu
TO al Statens ploite norife 8ionee.
rer er falbt no al H9fferne, nemlig
Sars aplling / ben ipblige Gel al
lincoln Gountp og Sobannes Sent
jun / Wein1ebaba County, ben for.
ite 73 Iar, ben anben 60. Cars
apaing bar fsbt / TomsoaIen, boebe
Ell SiO peb Ssiian, Soma, men bar
boet / Sincoln Gcrntp iioen 1871.
Sor Here. Iar iiben flpttebe ban til
geresforb, men oa bans Suitru for
ct IarS Sio iiben opoe, ilpttebe ban
til fin Spigerisr, gbtparo 9inbe,
bpor ban ~tilbraste fine iibite Gage.
San efterlaber fig S6nnerne Ibor
og SitOtpig Spl(ina iamt 0etrene
Mrs. Sinbe % Wiis 2poia apaina.
Segrapelien foregif fra RomsbalS
MfenigbeoS Strife; TaIt. Gueno for
rettebe. = Sobannes S. Senium bar
loot / Sefanaer, Sogn, og fom meo
lin unge Suitrll til Imerifa / 1870.
Otter fire slars Spbolb / Dane Count
tn, @iS., og Gilmore County, Win-
neiota, fom Samilien til gbiion
Soipnibip, Winnebaba Gollntp, bpor
be iiOen bar bapt fit Stem. Ifoeoe
eiterlaoer Jig i'm Suitru iamt 3D.
irene llnriie og 2opiie og Sennen
SSper. gegrapeIien fanot ben lite
Nop. Steo ira Nortpap Wenigbebs
Strife. Menigbeoens 'Breit, Bait.
Sergsafer, % Eait. Solem at Cor
retIon forrettebe.
Ialg af Eoitmeiter. Iebens Ser
III alminoelig inorsmmes, at Dem
peb iioite Galg peotagne Ridaros
Grimerpalglop life / lin Selbeo tr9s
Der ifraft for Chen for bisie Salg
inbtrGber, iaa er cog 2openS Be
Itemmelier ON Sal9 al Eoltmeitre
olereoe at betragtc iom gi9locnbc.
llnber berlne 2op er BET Sormanoen
for Gountpfomiteen al oct TartI, Der
/ national Senieenbe - nemltg peo
lin Grpiioent = bar ben regierenoe
Wpnoigbeb, iom tager Sfrtbt I'll at
bcromme |alget. San ifal inoen
90 Gage for npgen ToItmelters Ger
miltsuoleb opilaa Blafater meo Var
Iel ON Golg, ser ifal afboloeS 16
0aoe eiter iaabant Sariel. Gnbper
i~aitboenbe palgbar Berior, tllberer1'
be bet / Wpnoigbeb pprenoe Fartl,
fan title iig iom aanoioat for volt.
meter pes til @pens ener Soipnets
Sefretpr (Glerf) at inblepere In'
Isanina, unoertegnet al life minore
enb 10 Yrocent og life mere EMO 10
Irocent al Sc inben gper euer
Sptpnct pprenoe S9lgere tilbpre1oe
Iartiet. Spis mere enb en- &anbi.
sat opItines, er BET SefretGreits
GIigt at forge for Stemmeieoler,
Standardization Q. |. b., og alle
llbaifter pes @alget b9res al aont-
mrnen. GoIgreiiIltaterne 'fol tilo'
ieuoes til OiItriftets ener State1S
&eprGientant / &ongreSien, ON bette
aonarcsmeblem tilhsrer bet iantrite
&arti Tom Inioacrcn. hnis life len.
Ses Sc enten. til TrGiiberten eler til
ouben asiiIteretoe Goitmo'ter 9ene'
raj, eiteriom boilfcn alasie a1l9lPl-
benbe &ortor tilhsrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
SpaS Salfarfrisen pil fpite.

8erpais, Senatnrcn for S~eineoepar'
tementet, bar u~barbeibet Ell aalfiie
ouer, bpaS arigen paa galfan pil
foite De iorifielise Seltnaere. Zen
piI foIte 9uIgarien ca. 100000 ON
Gaaen, Serbien ca. $350.000 %
8~rpfenIano - SIaaoen life meo-
reanet - ca. 500, 900 % Nontene-
arc 100000. Sprfiets baeli1e llb-
glitter auilaar bon til ~ Mil. Gol.
lars. Gertil maa naturIispis lag
ges Den materielle Sfabe, arissope.
rationerne ioraariaser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Srcpfnpn Ecncac

er ben biIislte % bebiie StoIei Npropeten.
Speciene alasier for Hpfommere. Seno
eiter SataIps til ], c. Satire, Grookston,
MINI.
Advertisement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02
Evening Grain Letter.

Chicago, Jan. 2.-Wheat: Our mar
ket opened firm and has continued to
rule strong throughout the session
with a somewhat broader trade. The
statistical news was generally of q
buIlish character, and outside markets
were all fully as firm as our own. Re.
ceipts in the southwest continue to
run light. 1t seems to us as though
the market is working into a much
stronger position, owing to the moder-
ate primary movement, and at last, a
beginning of fairly good decreases in
our visible supply. Speculative hold
ers of wheat will doubtless be in
clined to hold to their position, now
that the news seems more favorable
to the long side. The continued dis
position on the part of foreign buyers
to absorb Canadian wheat rather tends
to confirm the growing belief on their
part of a much smaller Argentine crop
than had earlier been anticipated. We
feel that prices are likely to work
higher and much prefer, for the time
being, at least, the long side on weak
spots. Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02
The Devout Tennessean.

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Occasionally 1 am imposed upon bv
men who tell me good stories I have
eve heard. l reprint them only "a
find they are stale. Even Their II
meets eyes to which it is new. so /
print this:
"A Tennessee family had sold out.
bag and baggage, and were going to
Missouri. A little girl. the pride of
the family. mourned deeply. on the
last day she went from place to place
on the old homestead and told objects
animate and inanimate, good-b bye. To
the old apple tree with the swing. she
said:
Good bye, dear old apple tree.
We are going to Missouri and will see
you no more" To the pet pig she said
the same, to the favorite cows and ev-
en- to the old spring where she had
quenched her thirst since babyhood
days. AS she went toward the hor,s,.
where they were gathering for the
walk to the train which was to carry
them Missoriward. she looked up to the
skies above her and said:
"Good-bye eavenIy Father. we are
going to Missouri, and viii neve see
you again
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02
BIG DOINGS AT
The Y. N. c. A.
Y. M. c. A. OPEN HOUSE PROVED
TO BE BIG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROGRAMME WAS CARRIED OUT
THROUGHOUT THE DAY-FlvE
HUNDRED GUESTS.

The open day yesterday at the x
M. G. A. was n of the most success.
full events in the history of the
Y. During the afternoon and evenine
over 500 guests visited the associa.
ton and were interested spectators OF
the stunts prepared for their enter
tainment.
The programme began at IL o'clock
with a handbaI tournament by the
business men, which was much on
joyed. From 1880 until 4 o'clock oc-
Cured the annual indoor track and
aquatic events Of the employed and
high school boys. There were a num-
Der of records broken and some new
ones made.
Nesbit won the fifty-yard dash, the
100-yard dash and the rope climb. Nc
Enroe won the running high jump
Bowers the standing broad jump and
Guy Rusk and Dan TwichelI tied for
the fence vault.
The ~acquatics were especially inter-
esting. McEnroe made the twelve
and one-half-yard swim in seven Sec
onds and also won out in the twenty
five-yard swim, making it in thirty
seconds, and Monson made the
length of the pool, thirty-seven feet
and ten inches in the long dive. This
is the first time the feat has been
accomplished, For these stunts the
poolroom was filled with spectators
and the competition was lively and in
teresting.
From 4:15 until 5:15 the "B" in
termediate class in gymnasium work
gave some of their regular class work,
giving the spectators a good idea of
what is being accomplished.
From 5:15 some new forms Of water
sport were introduced such as water
ball, tag, ETC., by the boys department.
Special emphasis is being placed upon
this work at the Y. this year and the
boys as well as the teachers greatly
enjoy the sport. Some exceptionally
fine exhibition work in swimming and
diving by Physical Director Lansing
was a feature.
AT 7:15 the employed boys gave
some of their regular class work in
the gymnasium. At S:15 the evenings
programme began with a basketball
game between the high school team
and the Y. M. c. A. Booth and
MeiCilIor pIdyeu Lor the nlgn
school; Nesbit and Perry, guards; and
Blk held down the position at GEN.
ter. The lineup for the Y. was: For
wards, Miller and Cockburn; guards,
Solem and Peterson and center, Park.
The game throughout was a lively and
exciting one and the men worked from
start to finish. The high school boys,
however, showed the better form and
by a score of I6 to Is.
A game between the business men
and the employed secretaries at the
Y. was interesting n there was some
tumbling, wrestling and boxing exhi-
that held the crowd until a late
hour. During the afternoon and even
ing the woman's auxiliary served re-
freshments. s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02
NAMED THE
Committees
PRESIDENT HuNTooN NAMES
THE MEN TO CONSIDER AND
ARRANGE MATTERS AUTHOR
lied BY THE COMMERCIAL
CLUB.

Pursuant to action of the CONNER.
cial club of Moorhead, at a meeting
held a few days ago, President Hun
toon, this afternoon, announced the
PERSONALS of three committees to
which important matters to the city
and community have bee referred.
To one committee is referred the ques-
ton of the proposed erection Of a new
high school building, it is to collect
all particulars for the enlightenment
of the general public as to cost and
procedure in the matter of a new high
school structure and to present plain
ly just what the issuance of bonds To
the amount of SIS, 1000 Or 100000 will
mean to the ~taxpaying public in the
city of Moorhead. Among other things
the committee will make suggestions
as to site, as some provision will be
needed for the taking care of several
grade departments as well as the high
school during the erection Of the pro-
posed new building-if a new site is
decided upon the present central
school building will remain in use un-
til the new building has been complet-
ed and that question is solved, but
there are many people who want the
present central site used for the new
school. The committee on high school
is as follows:
Hon. G. A. Nye, chairman; p. 81.
Lamb, H. r. Edwards, Jacob Kiefer
and l.. F. Moe.
Two other committees named was
one to arrange for assisting in the
entertainment of the teachers and vis-
itors to the annual meeting of the
Northern Minnesota Central Educa-
tional association, and one to arrange
some matters pertaining to a con-
tempIated direct road from Moorhead
to Sabin and Baker and they are as
follows:
Committee on Entertainment-Prof.
Edwin I. Reed, chairman: George L.
Walker and julius C. Johnson.
Committee on Baker I'M Sabin Road
Hal Harris, Chairman; DIR. e. w.
Humphrey and Comr. p. j. Sullivan.
The two latter committees will re-
port to the club at an early date, but
the high school committee will per-
haps need more time as it is proposed
to make a thoroughly exhaustive re-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-02

Liverpool, Jan. 2.-Wheat: The
market here was firm at the opening.
with shorts covering and values Il
to Nc higher than Saturday on re-
ported unsettled weather, with show
ers in Argentine over the holidays and
an improved demand for spots, with
Manitoba grades firmly held. Follow
ing the opening there was a further
advance of &c in March on private
reports here of ~unfavorable conditions
in Argentine and an expected large
decrease in the visible here. During
the morning there was some realizing
by early buyers and prices lost u
to sc of the advance, with the n
dertone easier at midday. A cable
from our agent this morning reports
the weather in Argentine as fine and
hot. A further incentive to profit
taking was in the unexpected liberal
shipments from America this week and
large percentage of the total amount
to the United Kingdom AT 1880 p.
m. the market was easier and Nc
than Saturday. Corn-The
Tnarket was neglected and nominally
unchanged. Broomhall.