The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-13
Devils Lake Loses.

opened at 10 o'clock this morning,
when the Duluth and Devils Lake u.
c: T. baseball teams played. The Du-
luth team won z to s. The Duluth
ner Of yesterdays game, late today
to decide the. tournament The bat
teries for the game this morning were
Duluth, Booth and Klessman; Devils
Lake, Cullen and Ssverin. The scora
by innings: I: y, (. 4 ~: ss-ss
Bsytls 4. Lake a " r 20 - 9 9 2 9 ess sss
Thss rasistssry y i,st vas greatly en-
larEed today when .A number of twin
city, Duluth and North Dakota 'trav-
cling men arrived to spend the week
end. The travellers that reached the
city this morning are not Official dele
gates, but are members of subordin-
ote lodges in the Jurisdiction and came
to Crookston to help make the gather
ing a success.
The Fargo band reached the city
this morning and gave several concerts
on the street. The Duluth band,
which reached the city yesterday, also
gave number of concerts.
Accident This Morning.
A minor accident slightly marred
this mornings program and called out
the full force of the police depart
ment to prevent further trouble. Clint
Smith of Fargo, while driving his auto
down the street, ran into a meat wa
later was on the wrong side of the
street at the time. The wagon was
broken slightly, and the car damaged
to some extent.
Several Of the numbers on this aft
ernoon's musicale for the visiting
women were contributed by Grano
Forks people. Max Tracy played q
IL -
MIR. Harvey contributed piano and
violin selections.
The sports program is the big fea-
ture for this afternoon, and many OF
the travelling men have entered for the
various contests. A wrestling match
between Ordemann and Peterson will
be one Of the features tonight.
white way" for which the readers
of that city waited for many weeks,
and the monster automobile parade.
in which Grand Forks played an inn
portant part, were the features Of last
nights program.
Grand Forks and other North Da-
kota cities were conspicuous In today's
program. which began at 10 o'clock
and extended until after the automo-
bile parade tonight. w. w. Fegan,
grand counselor of the Minnesota and
North Dakota Jurisdiction. was one Of
the most important participants. while
DR.. e. p. Robertson, president Of
Wesley college, delivered the feature
address at the welcome session. Aside
from this. several Grand Forks men
assisted in furnishing the vaudeville
entertainment, and the Grand Forks
and Fargo baseball teams contributed
the days sports feature.
Parade One OF best.
The parade. which formed at the
Crookston School Of Agriculture, one
mile and half north Of town, was
one Of the longest and best ever seen
in the city. It followed the dinner,
which was served at the college. for
the visiting automobilists. Proceeding
along the country road from the
school, the paraders entered Crook
ston on Sixth street and proceeded
down Broadwey. ,gis .
/. About 9:20 o'clock, after the parade
had reached the heart Of the city, the
signal was given, and Crookston's
Great White Way shone forth for
th2 e4Yt time. The lights. casting
their brilliant rays on the many holi-
day decorations. made an impressive
sight. and the first glare was greeted