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for vice president. The honor fell to
Atty. u. e. Sharp and following his
election "A, ]. Wright was unanimously
reelected secretary and the unani-
nous choice of the club for treasurer
was f.. Il. Flaten, cashier Of the First
State bank of Moorhead.
New Board OF Directors.
Under the rules the election of seven
directors of the club was a rather ed
tous procedure and after several ball
lots and numerous eIiminations, the
following We're elected directors: L. A.
Huntoon, s. G. Comstock, p. Fl. Lamb,
A III. Erickson, Leslie Welter, H. j.
Harris, A. NJ. Hopeman. A signal rec
ognttion of his services to the club was
the expression of the vote cast for
Mr.. Huntoon as one of the directors.
On the first ballot he was given sixty
votes out of about seventy cast.
Protest to eastman Bill.
During the intervals of the tellers
preparing their report of the votes for
were disposed of and annual reports
read. The secretary's report showed
q balance on hand Jan. "a, 1913, of
$2,O9S. The audit committees report in
was that the accounts had
been properly audited, were found cor
rect, the bank balances were verified
and all of the books were found well
kept.
secretary Wright READ a night leCLer
the president of the club which stat
that the eastman long distance tar
If bill, establishing a mileage basis
for railroad freight was soon to be con-
sidered by the senate and u COM
mittees OF the legislature and that II
club desired to make protest or
demand a hearing 1t should do so with
out delay. Mr.. Huntoon moved and 1T
was carried, that a protest from the
club be wired to st. Paul and coupled
~ q Ann1nr6 fnr a hna rim he
Later President Mackall enter
two be appointed to go to st. Pau n
hearings. j.. M. hWitherow, in a sub
stitute motion, moved the appointment
of l.. A. Huntoon and S. G. Comstock
as a committee to attend h hearings
at st. Paul. The motion was carried
Among a number of communications
On the secretary's desk was one from
Knud Wefald, member of the lower
house from Clay county. 1t was or
dered received and placed on file.
On motion of S. G. Comstock the
of Secretary Wright was in
creased from SIS to $3.50 and the con-
sent was unanimous.
According to a motion made by Geo.
e. Perley the city council is to be re-
quested to put the pure water PROPOSE
ton, which must b. submitted to the
people, before the latter at the special
which will probably be held
time late in the spring or early
summer rather thar at the city cleo
ton to be held in about three weeks.
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EAST | D NOTES.

Superintendent Selvig of the school
of agriculture at Crookston was a
guest of President Weld at the com
mercial club dinner and meeting last
night at the .Comstock.
The Royal Neighbors lodge of Moor
head this afternoon that a
dancing party under it's auspices would
be given in the evening of Tuesday,
Feb. T., at the New Columbia hotel.
A visitor at the high school today
was Prof. G.. B. Allen, state inspector
of high chools and he also called to
have a social that with George Il. Per-
ley, the two having been active in the
vocational association.
Mrs. Jacob Kiefer's condition was
reported to be very encouraging to the
members of her. family and the doctor
in charge this morning and the nope
is entertained that h will soon reach
the convalescent stage.
Editor Richards has returned from a
business trip to the cities which was
connected with the grand lodge of the
A. Q. U. w. of which he is a member.
Announcement is made of a basket
ball game, next Monday night at s
o'clock at the normal gymnasium, the
contestants to be teams from the local
school and h Normal-Industrial
school at Glendale, N. d.
John Kurtenbash and family will
leave tonight for Chatsworth, Ill,
where they will remain for an indef-
mite time.
Jacob Oualle and Ole Hide have
challenged J. B. Erickson and Ben o.
Hanson for the Norwegian whist cham
pionship of the Modern Woodmen lodge,
the game to be played tomorrow even
ing, at the lodge rooms.
The speaker at the Mems meeting
at the Fargo Y. M. G. A; next sunday
afternoon will be President Aasgaard
of Concordia college.
At the sale of stock, etc, at the Kur-
tenbach farm yesterday, the feature
was the stiff prices which prevailed.
Milking cows were sold at $50, $50 and
$50 each. The prices paid for the horses
were considered very good n for 9
active, the lot being sold at 80 cents 9
bushel. In town the quotation was &c
cents,a bushel al the elevators.
The principal address at the opening
evening session of the sixth annual
meeting of the Northwest Central
Minnesota Teachers association, to be
held at Detroit, Feb. 6, z and 8, will
be made by President Vincent of the
University of Minnesota the theme OF
which will be Grownups VS.. The Child.
Other addresses will be made by Prof.
e. r. Collins Of the Moorhead normal
and president Of the association, and
DIR. L. C. Weeks of Detroit. One of
the speakers on the programme for
the second day of the meeting will be
| Charles o. Marcia, the new head of
the state boys school at Red Wing,
For the benefit of the teachers. the
Northern Pacific and 500 have made
reduced rates on the certificate plan.
All teachers attending must pay full
- - .A~ni1k& I f-~..-
the ticket agent. These will be made
valid at Detroit and will entitle the
holder to a return ticket at one-third
fare.
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The DATE

The grand ceremonial session of the
lawmakers which vas set for this
evening in Assembly hall, and which
was to be under the charge of DaCo-
tab tribe Of Red Men, has been post
poned.
This was through no fault of the
Red Men. but owing to the fact that
a new floor is being placed in the
hall, and this will not be completed
in time for the affair to take place,
the other hall being too small for the
proceedings and lunch that was to
follow. This will be a great disap-
polntment to the members as we'll as
to the class of candidates, who were
headed by Sachen Heffner. Another
date will be selected for the meeting
and announced at the next meeting
of the Red Men which will be held
on Wednesday night of next week.
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NsoIioenea Of Train Crew.

The verdict of the jury which inves-
tigated the killing OF Thomas MacFar-
lane at GAINESVILLE, Jan. 81. by the
Oriental limited train at about $50 in
the evening, was to the effect that de-
ceased came to his death through the
negligence of the train crew. The in
quest was held at GAINESVILLE yester-
day, before Coroner Vincent, the coun-
ty being represented by County Attor-
ney DosIand. It appears that a a of
ice had been left on the house track in
a way that it, did not give clearance
for the track over which engines ran
to the ro%undhouse. Deceased was
crushed between the ice car and the
engine of the passenger train.
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INVESTIGATE POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Continued From Page One.

Continued From Page One.
to human hair, aigrettes to btu
minous coal, all going to make the
total Of the customs revenue over $26,-
900, 900 was the issue of the tariff
hearing before the house committee
on ways and means. The hearing
will probably be concluded today.
The average ad valorem rate sched-
ule is now almost 26 per cent and the
aggregate of articles compose nearly
9 per cent Of the total tariff revenue.
Approved Ammunition Bill.
The committee on military affairs
approved the Warren bill hat permits
schools and rifle clubs to secure out
of date rifles for practice; appropriat-
ed $4,000 for practice ammunition to
carry on competitions under the di-
rection of the secretary Of war.
In the report for seal conditions on
Pribilof islands, the house committee
conducting the Investigation, endors-
ed the closed season of five years.
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AFTER Sheriff WHALEY
Former Deputy Hanson Has Filed
Charges Against Clay County
Sheriff.

A story on the front page of, The
st. Paul Dispatch, last night, was to
the effect that papers have been filed
with Governor Eberhart in which
charges are preferred against Sheriff
Whaley of Clay county. The name of the
complainant given is Sven S. Hanson,
who until a short time ago was one
of the sheriff's deputies. The charges
alleged are habitual drunkenness and
neglect of duty.
The governor referred the whole
matter to the attorney general for
investigation and full report of all the
circumstances.
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Bin OF wheat
SAVED HIS LIFE

Lisbon, n. D., Jan. 29.-While Wal
ter Woodrich, engineer at the Chisman
farm near Lisbon, was In the granary
filling a bucket with gasoline
some of the liquid fell into a lighted
lantern. A burst Of flame set the pail
Of oil on fire. Woodrich's clothing was
ablaze in an instant but he saved his
life by jumping into a bin of wheat.
The building caught on fire, but fax
was used successfully to smother the
flames.
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HOES.
Sheep N Lambs
Speculative Gossip.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-Unless there is
a marked change in the news a ma
jority of wheat traders believe we will
witness a narrow scalping market
around the present level for some time
to come. They figure that with so
much wheat in the visible supply and
prices so neal an export level both
bulls and bears will be held in check.
The fact that the greater part of the
winter wheat belt is unprotected by
snow is regarded as one of the things
that traders shoul bear in mind, as
with any severe cold weather it would
be possible to start a crop scare in
short order, the heavy damage. of last
winter being still fresh in the minds
of the rank and file. 1t was the gem
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TRUST Case
Was CLOSED TODAY

New York, Jan. 29.-The case of the
government in the suit to dissolve the
United States Steel corporation was
practically closed today. The attor-
news for the corporation announced
they hope to proceed with their side in
March. P. Fl. Nelson of Hibbing,
MINI, cross-examined by the coun-
sci for the trustees of the hill lands,
reiterated his testimony of yesterday.
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ErAazar Car AbIaza.

Between 8 and 9 o'clock last night
the fire department was called to a
point near the Farmers Home hotel.
In some way a refrigerator car was
ablaze, but the fire was quickly extin-
guished before any great damage had
been done. The car vas being warmed
for loading. . - O.,
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NOT SMITH.
Report of Epidemic of Scarlet Fever
at Smith COLLEGE Mistake,

The report hat there is an epidemic
at Smith college and hat several
students have been taken by the dis
ease, is a mistaken one, according to
Mrs. w E. Hunt, who states that
the epidemic is at Amherst instead of
Smith. Miss Harriet Hunt is a stu
dem at Smith and in a letter to her
parents which was received yesterday,
there was no mention of scarlet fever
at Smith.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB
ELECTS PRESIDENT
BEST ANNUAL MEETING AND
DINNER OF MooRHEAD CON-
MERcIAL CLUB EVER HELD-5.
r. MAcKALL GIVEN UNANIMOUS
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.
NEW OFFICERS.

President-B. F. MackalI, drug
gist.
Vice President-E. E. Sharp,
attorney.
secretary-A. j. Wright. manu-
facturer.
Treasurer-E. L. Flaten, bank
er.
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Vi.it;nu Brother.

Rev. Father Degnan, pastor of st.
Patrick's Catholic church of the city
of Dickinson, is in the city visiting
his brother, who is an agent of the.
Pioneer Life ~InsuEancs Go. 4.rs
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eral impression that prices would adj
anc a little further as the local
shorts are not in yet but as the out
side trade is very light caution should
be used in buying on the bulges, UNI
less the cash demand becomes ma
terially larger than at present. Corn
traders were rather inclined to look
for q small reaction today. as the To-
cal crowd was generally regarded
as short and any u~nfavorable news
regarding the Argentine crop might
cause them to Inter Ocean.
Livestock.
Chicago. Jan. 2s.-Hogs 100000, left
$500, market steady to shade
light $7.35@765, mixed 1880
1865. heavy $7.20@7.65, rough 1920
@7.40, cattle 1900 steady to 10 cents
sheep $4,000 steady.
Omaha, Jan. 2S.-Hogs $4,000, cat
tie $500, sheep $500.
Kansas City, Jan. 29.-Hogs 10000,
5000, sheep 1000.
Bartlett Frazier Co.
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prapery Goods.

See window display of fine weave
prices prevail this week in this third
floor department under new manage
nena -ravnuwgaxz -Adys
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Hide Quotations by RoIles & Rogers.
Fargo, NJ. ..

Jan. I. 1918 No. 1 No. Q
G.. S. cured hides ......$ .13 s ~
O.. S. cured bull hides. II 10
@. s. cured calf SKINS. .15h IA
CT. S. cured horse hides. 2.75 Its
q. s.. sheep pelts....... 80 to las
TalloW .....-.....: .05 .04
Green and frozen hides, 1hc TO &c
less than cured.
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1Siir llmbau Der alten ySDIm" i'll etu
itaotiidDes SaocbauS pqrb aus.
gearbeitet merDen.

las Frojcft, Oic alte nSlpim" an
Der 8ine, 9cgeniiber Der II. StraBe,
in elm itaotiihcs 8a0ebaus NIT
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5ieung oas 4}rojeft ocs 9lnfuuf5 oeS
Gi9entbumS Dem Staotratb ar
Qienitag 2lbenO empieblenO etn3ube'
rid)teu.
Ter Anfaui miro ieooh porIGpfig
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genau feltqcitcut mcroCll. mic bod iid
ole gInIagefoIten filr Die Staot belau-
ZEN Dliroen Ter Blan oes &omnrIfs
tees lit, oas gaoebuuS un Der Bremen
StruBe. Dos ablolut un5ureld)eao
uno be3ilqIib ieiuer 6ei3aHla9en iebr
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dem iif Die alte nSlpim" befono. EN-
neue5 moDernes 0u0ehaus mir UfQa-
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auSQrbeIten 81 laiien uto Don oieien
Stoitenanidlogeu lm0 GIanen miro cs
abbdnqeu, maa meter i'll Der Sade
| leidlleht.
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Oebmrten.

Carl un6 War9aret &uiemuI 12l
y ! StraBe, anabe.
Sugurence unb Dtathlloe gaelteH.
t2S Mulberrp StraBe. anube.
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SSreo. lmo 2enu alimper, 1927
tSuniet Ipe., andbe
@iIliam llno Bertha Sdllapp, l09G
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State Ape., Wfaod9eu.
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elmer urio Dtarie 0tar1lla, 2l33
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2764 @eli 6. StroBe, anabe.
Seprge uno GIIie Ioerger, f52,
Sarriion apenlle. Dtaot,en (3pil
linse).
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Teneripe ebrbef
llutcrbreitet oem SnraermeIiter Suut
etneu uOrlauiigen Sabresberid)t.

S5euerpehrd)ef 4utfer unterbrclte-
re geitern Dem Manor ieinen Subrcs.
beridt, Der ieoot nod uiht poIlitdr.
eia it, Oa lolueIt leomeoe glnlabelt
iiber Die 6ohe 0e9 IScuerihaoens i'm
periioiienen Sabre icbIan. Die betrei-
fenoen ,3abitn tonnteu nod nidt 5i.
iailtmenqeitellt Deroeu, aber Der zen.
errpehrdef 1T troBoem I'M Slanoa sl;
crtlarcn 0aB Der Seuerihao2u I'M
Sabre 1912 me't aerln11r .par alS III
SATIRE 1911. gr fiibrt Dies in criter
Stui2 auf Die lpItematiidle Sebdu0e-
iHIpettion 3ErWt, ole Don Der sSeuer-
pebr pabreuo beS uerfIoilenen Sub
res norqenommeu nur0e .,Msgeiamntt
Dul0cu inn Sabre 1912 1923 G5e.
bllloe bon Der ,Seuermehr iuipRIst,
mQbreno I'M Sabre uorher nur 1910
8cbal0e inlpi5trt moroen lparen. lie
3uhl Der Aiarmirlngen Der ,Fauer-
nebr i'm Sabre 1912 BELIEF iih ms.
aeiarnnt nuf 1917 nno i'm Sabre
1911 oui 1881.
l8aRj beionocrS hcbt 1euergpebrdef
gunter in leintn 8crid]t ole Sbat.
laae berpcr ouB inn Deriloiienen SAB.
re i'm Seuermehr Dcpartemeftt M
Serglerd 5unl porleraegangeuen Sab
re $4,000 eripart woroen lno.
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Die Nok.5arm
1arife fir bic Waodenabtbeilnns ocs
3nilud)fsbanies ansefanft
iperDen.

9,ad,6crn Die itdotiihen 8eboroan
fiir ole unterbringuug Der Snaben.
abtbeiluna os5 neueu itdotliden 3u-
iIuftsbauies oen Nnfoui Der Sad,
lnann'ifen 6arm bel (SLenoale be-
id,loiien bobeu, miro gegeupdrtig BON
Tr Gtto @cier, Dem Sl,perinteuoen-
ten oes departments iilr @obltho.
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brdd)t lperoen fonnte
gnte oefinifiuc @aGl lit ioIpeii
nod nidlt getroilcn woroen, aber
aIle 9lnseihen beutcu oarouihiu, oar
aIler Bnbrfheinlidfelt nad Die Staoi
nns gieentbum Der Tamilic 8oB, al
Der Springiielo Rife, etpa 5gpci
MleiIen ciesieits uon Der 2afIulnn
id)eH 1Sarm anfnuicn miro. Tr. 8tiei
Iuro Siferbcitsoireftor Gaib na1mer
Dor einiaen Eager gIe1entlih aIneI
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GRANDDAUGHTER unternomnen bat
| ten, cie 8ob'ife 5orm in 2Iuaeu
itein uno Der Ginbruf, ocu lie DOT
oieier aaeroings nur iliid)tigen g'e
iittIalns Scs Gfl1noe5 erbieltcu
mar elm iiberaus giinitiger. BuS oi
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ben. Or 8eier lpirh in Den nddite
lagrn Ser sSarm cinen abermulige
| geiudt abitatteri nm ons 8eldl>
Innn3 lenou III beIit1tiaen.
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THE BIS NJ 4 R Ck.

Wiersaatiie qibrarn GIba
422 gpauni Gtraa
Ias isiEiir ramtu Speifesimmrr i'm 9aessu.
U,strsppitfaH eesirunHa. enhn ErMstss.
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Mus benz 4nli5eigeriht. t.

Gin. nstte @eT.li6aft motts gss
tern BEN qoliseirihtsr in ben gerios
nsn oss 5urrn Mcglnuliii. Darn
Smith, Gop. 5ofimanu, 91rrp 90
men. gsrn.1 Useb uno ailli: Stdisr
'ibre qufpartung. Die gun3s 9sieIIz
itait mar in esm 3immsr ots S0ffs
mann bel elHem triiitsn 9eldes liter
raiht porosu. ellie S6asfsr, ruslte
nit elmer stsIhaitsn 5au.trantbst. tss
baFtet uno csrsH san3ss Geiitt nit
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Tssinfettor g,boIt unb In 3bdiigteit
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pb1re einigermaBen ertrd9llt gu ma
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Wob gu is S25 GeIoprafe uuo ben
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ass qngetlagt,H eutlahen ipurcen.
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pe Jrorsl, Den Carthage. tdtttn iih
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rittet, fnnosn Die Tetsti.ps bel Dor
nobme Der Qerfaftungen, onB ieas
ainber bes Gsors 5rpreI an ben Wtd'
Iern trtrouit in Der Dohnung oarnis.
etrloasn. Gines Der ainosr III mitt
ItrpeiIe o,itorbsn. Tape 5rorsl, Del
jiinai.e Der grIoer bttbeutrts ieiF,
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