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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28

Three lots facing east on Belmon,
avenue for S11O0.O 90. Apply to Boe,
kulstad Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
K. G. Will Mcct,

There will be Il meeting Of tn,
Knights OF Columbus this evening IL
the club rooms.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28

You will save money by figuring
with US on lumber. Grand Forks
Lumber company. East Grand Forks,
Both phones 434.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28

1t is our theory that the gent who
expects lower taxes is carrying his
optimism too far.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
Woman Dance

The Woman drill team will give
dance tomorrow evening, April %. a
Odd Fellows hall. Emard- Fishmar
orchestra. All Yeomen and friend.
invited.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28

: A man. may enjoy beingafeoiedShss-
fore he finds 1t out.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
Liccnsc Is Issued.

Lambe puts gold signs or glass that
stay on.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
Special Sale

Special Sale
of ladies' and misses straw sailor hats
at Bonner 4 Regg's. regular $500 val.
ues. on sale tomorrow at IS cents. See
window display,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
Election Duo June I,
GOld Signs.

The school cctionS in the rural dis
tricts will DO held OIL June 1.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
SlMial Sale

of ladies' and misses straw sailor hats.
at Benner & Begg's. regular $500 val
ues. on sale tomorrow at 80 cents. See
window display.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28

triple, all of which aided In the scor-
ing. Winona and Superior each regis
tered in the fourth on hits. Two hits
porary lead in the sixth. Winona won
in the seventh on two singles, two
sacrifices. an error and Bakers dou-
BILE which came after two were out.
The score:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28

winona .......ooo 100 2lx-4 $
Superior ......000 101 000-2- S 2
Batteries: Bell and Meyers; Chick
en- and Benrud.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-04-28
Your Spring Shoes

Mems Ruettell Special shoes in tan Russia and
gun metal feathers, in stylish new lasts, at $3.50.
Mems Barry shoes in the popular flat heel
English lasts of tan Russia and gun metal feathers.
at $500 and $3.50.
Mems Hanan & Sons bench made shoes of the
finest imported tan Russia and velour calf. in new
English lasts, at $3.50 to $500.
Boys Goodyear welt shoes, in all feathers, at
$3.50 and $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
To Curb Nois. Naniac

NEW YORK Mas A writer iu
the May issue of Motor" Says too
lllttlc thought IN me framing Of anfo.
mobile laws hns been given 10 the
reduction OF noise and prevention OF
accidents through tho proper rceula-
ton of automobile warning signals
In discussing the problem from a
standpoint of noise. the author de-
clares that Only small element
among moiokN,mis'gs t9eir aiEnals
Some ofSniIs err ihfoueh thou
lghtlessness or carelessness but the
majority OF those who make uuuec-
cssary noise with their signals are
uf the same type as the joy rider
and like him ought 20 he suppressed
at every orortunitg without the grcu
majority OF law-ahiding AUTOMOBILE
isis being made Ia suffer for their
sins
lu the past two years there has
neou au active campaign in progress
to regulate the use OF automobile
warning signals; 10 legally demauu
the use OF adequate sieuals and fo
restrict thc use of such siguals eN-
.copt as warnings OF danger
The failuresof motorists 10 use
.surnals In their TRUE function gives
. wrong impression to the uon-mot
oriug public which Is largely On the
majority Motorists should learn
the results of misusinr their warn
ing signals II ~ equally necessary
that the non motorists should under
stand that the misuse Of Varuine
signal IN no way deiracts from thc
general benefit Of such signal when
~ Is properly used. once this fact
IL understood many of the disturbing
conditions that constantly operate ,
create antagonism between motorists
and non motorists would be- removed
From time to time the question
Is raised can automobile drivers b.
taught 10 use their signal properly
Most drivers 90 this very thing The
trouble Is the deliberate noise-maker
makes SO much noise be- gives "a i'm
preston that far greater number
IT persons misuse their signals than
irc guilty OF the ofense The -em.
dy lies in the vigorous punishment
" the noise-maker OF unnecessar,
loiec as n disturber OF the peace
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

..f.N JUDI. .f.I...H
.a.E.0n IS Editor NsN The
election s over aHd fhe result b. thc
Democratic party. fhe champion ol
frns iuIfutious and people righth
has if tho hands of Incorporated
wealth lni creed suffered another
defeat
From fhe daI of Thomas Je'ier.
soh. thr great exponent of equal
uphiH me- funeral o' Doc democratic
party hae been preached and all sorts
oI m0nhoeIea been made by the 7crra
lot F-ro s0ilers. Ab0'iuonIsi known
nothing auI Republicans. hut sun
it o. hero. ita principles $500 live in
tbo bouris of men. ah0 mold right
above mIEHt The 0.I uonoDuH'
ship ha. NrafhrroI mauf storm
.aud gale mike tm appeal 90 all
true Democrats. pnJ Ht your cot
lors be rr not terrified Tor tnes"
things must need Do. Dol lc not carri-
od about ug every wind OF doctrine
stand irm boz 'be true faith of De
mocrary ha.. fhe following lines
for those Nho believe and hope the
democratic party H dead
"Whnn th' lI0u eats grass like tho o2
tud flr IeINorm sRglloNs like tio
whale.
when the fnrapiu fnIts WOODEN sox.
Ana the hare BE- outrun by the snail
When thr erpenta ealk upright Ike
men.
Ana doodle bug travel like frogs
Whom .ra.shoppors feed ON The hen.
Ana feathers are found on the
hogs
when Thomas eats swim Boz the air.
Aud elephants rooet on The trees
when insects Boz summer are rare.
luI snuff never makes people
.urDfr.
When iah creep over dry land.
And mules ou bicycles ride
When foxes lay eggs IN the sand.
Aud women take mo- pride.
When nutchmon NO LONGER drink
beer.
And girls go. 10 preceding Qu time
When the billy goat butts from the
rear.
Aud treason Us uo longer crime
When tho humming bird Draws ne
au ass.
Aud limhorror smells like COLOGNE
When tho pillow shares are made oi
GLASS
Aud the hearts OF kcutuckiaus are
stone.
When idons grow IN Republicans
heads.
Nnd wool ON me hydraulic ram.
Then the democratic party will be-
dead
And the country won't Dee w1.'h 90
dam
H. l.. ALLEN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

NEW YORK. Mly Ramona
Borden. the se,eutecn-ycar-oli dm.
gnter. OF Gal Borden oae OF the
owner OF tho eastern milq trust. ran
away from her father. a told re-.
portors iu NeN York necause sne
wanted q home. on hor discovery
uy her father ln Boston ANA her r..
turn 90 THIS rity She posed Tor photo.
graphs and then told hcr story o.
detail with me o1p tho BORDEN ana
ily believed that The senfaiiou would
br explained and ended
But the mystery remains and there
BIAS been no reason given 90 the pub.
lir Tor The DISAPPEARANCE o. tn'
Young woman iu company of mar
ricd women friends Tho Young wo
man yohomonuy denied Accusations
against her friends made by her fu
Their She will go on to,Los Angelo.
with or mother, who is separated
from the father.
IN telling why she ran of she said
II ran away from thc sanitarium
lac compton Lake. n g.. ccauso
wanted home aud know would
not have one unless reached NV
mother was tired OF being tossc
from hotel 10 hotel. from school ~
school. with The aanitauum IN 90
tween. wanted o. ONE. still want
a home. ANA I am going TO have a
home.
Il am going 10 live with my moth
~ in Los Angeles. and Z ann going TO
school there. where I can lead ah
outdoor DIE and have a home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
HEREFORD HEARS
ABROAD RUMOR
PROJECTED TUCUMCARI
SAN ANTONIO LINE MAY
TOUCH THERE

lEHEFOnu Hat o fs mo.-
IeI here fhH ho now railroad from
+ Hcumc.fie fo ea. Antonio o. Rock
IifaHd project lHI 'ha' they contrm.
plate running ffHH tia ADRIAN
't4H 1sin no. lH min of rmhir
il. short line grad. chat a. nac
'loslly Finished f1m hifaa through
Hereford fo D.mmiH In castro Coon.
Ity Ihc plan &. 90 700 f1 LIuao.f
from fherf 20 Hlr 5pflnp all on 'D
Sou Antonio TH makes aH air Ine
fhaI foo THROUGH o. splendid .ouH
IfF Hll the rag and mu no bHIf
cheaper than am other grade
Hy wiHg thr present ROCK .lau4
from Tufumcarie 40 kdriau In
'f1lDe 1f Oh m.io. through very r0urh
'1luirt and ofef the ireachero
cap Hatk" much time lnd expense
900 FOOL aseG ThiF In connection
H.h w. sn miles OFF grade fhrourh
I'.l.1rI fhm 81 already in. 800
masa f possible fo have trains rn.
.l.l. from Tn.umrlfIe f0 UmmIu .u
ts Snort iime Hereford Hnf
u'um.tt stand ready fo pay ubrfaa.
'.' toHleet Tor thIs road The Here.
.DrI Chamber 0f Commerce cEper
aob fn have % Proposition 20 PIT Doe
fore 'hn people heuriug on 'hls pro.
Ie0 cheap roll from 'he blr Dnf
en Niue and direct cnuection nItn
IHe rf.'i CENTRAL part of Tesaa and
fha r9lH Country arc some OF Tho
numerous adrtniscrs 90 bo raised
Tho Empire Construction CO.. ~
omaha Nebraska has me general
0oa'ra. fnr building tho entire 600
miles 0f fhs road actual cousiruc
zion 20 begin before January I. i1It
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
LIVE STOCK LETTER
FROM KANSAS CITY

F. RANsAC CITY May 8 Repair
work 70 fho extent Of u 20 % cents
eas done on The cattle market lar
week after the Ureak Monday AMI
lTuegday which le'i prices SIN dine
nnder the close ~ the previous weef
The good work Fls resumed today
when supply 0f 1000 head eat
marked 10 for Kansas Dity H"f
iaios 10 10 10 HIGHER COWS ~ 90
- higher Native stoefr sold o.
s. 40 this mornihg buik Of sales rus
ming from g7.56 10 $3.50 Western
ted sieers reaehed $3.50 q promi-
nent sale Was tao cars Of Oklahoma
hciiefs from shauurE e0f poii
average. AZ 1890 considered 3 high
er than Friday Thirty three cars
soufherns arrived today containing
meal and cake fed steers at 500 20
$50. and COWS at $3.50 10 t'.2h.
Twelve loads o. grass cattle IRON
South Texas were included steers at
ls5.fs 10 f67s. and cows ana DuIIs
AZ s. so. stock cattle and feeders
are half dollar lower than ten dafH
ago. and they show but slight rccnp-
er,ilvo power se.ling AZ $500 @"
ly7S5. a year ago they brouehi 50
20 g1.t5. A zood rain all over Kan
8a and Missouri YESTERDAY PIT me
gross BIZ fine condition. and neip %
40 hold receipts down today Kan
sas pastures arc lightly loaded p
season. In some places steers having
I 3 ana acres oach which ought
20 mean some good cattle this SUM
mer Hogs remained steady today.
lnt the prices forced saturday, TOP
pend upon the volume OF receipts.
5000 head. Future prices viii de-
pend upon t. volume Of receipts.
which most doalars think will ho dis
ilppoIntinE Hoayy runs Of bigsrood
sows are counted ou h7 packers after
weaving time. boz market Observer
believe tho polirg VIII be- 10 ure'd
even mo biz and under sized ones
Iagain Packers are said 20 have ony
a three days supply Of lard on hand
a poor basis from which 10 conduct
q bear campaign sheep and lam is
are or 10 10 % cents today, lambs
selling az S8.25 10 g. 90, largely
Texas mutons az $3.50 10 s5.S5. kc.
reipta are 1900 head but light runs
are expected through This month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
This Interests Every Woman

a family doctor said recently that
women come TO him thinking that
they have female trouble. but when
be treats them for their kidneys and
bladder. they soon recover. This Is
worth knowing. and also that Foley
Kidney pills are the best and safest
medicine AZ such times You cannot
get better purer medicine for back
ache, weary dragged out feeling ach
ing joints. irregular kidney and
bladder action and nervousness due
20 kidney troubles. Try them. They
are tonic ia action. quick In results
Randall Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
.OLD KENTUCKY PAPER
CONTAINS PROPHECY

E4Itrr % th. Daily SoHs.
Dn o1eliae secret drawer Of a
much pnled antlQu. bureau. lost
nlrrsI from fhe old ksafIcKy
home found the enclosed clipping
entitled. when democracy Dies
ahish enclose you Tor publication
lt la umr.staluel a. sou see aud was
Goo Geo bt ar.tfen before the days OF
.nin0H.fr. of dre srs n a also
% souvenir Of tho dark days when be-.
mooay aas Oftimes defeated ana
lu fhs .y.. OF fhn triumphant couai-
um OF Democracy fully lusti.es The
optimism 0f thi writer and sno~s
tbaf be pDs.Hse1 the TRUE prophetic
prf append the lines which .
DeIl.f. 900 boz oi interest 90 many
lf .uu. reader
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

WASHINGTON, D. G., May c.
Tn cfirst copies OF the sugar report
of the Department of Commerce
have been received from the printer.
being Miscellaneous Series No. . of
the Bureau of Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce lt Is of unusual in
torost COS % is the girst Federal re-
port of a national character on the
costs OF phut.uE. ulliVatiug and
harvesting an agricultural product
II o. also the first report on the
costs and processes of manufacture Of
raw cane sugar
10 tells of the first planting OF
stalks of cane from llispaniola In
louisiana in 1851; OF the expert
ments resulting in the grauulation
of surar 1921. and of It's success
scientific methods applied In rercnt
ful production In 1875, of the
wears in field and factory, of he
drainage OF the soil. aud the re-
suits Of rotating crops aud fertils-
ing. of the methods OF planting.
cultIyating. and harvesting the cane
and ,heir costs. OF the results on
large plantations and on small ten
ant farms. OF tie Creole as an owner
and tenant or negroes as tenants.
and OF the comparative efficacy and
reliability OF the Creole. the Italian,
and the negro as plantation labor
ers
The report shows that the labor
cost on the plantation is over 30
per cent OF the total agricultural
cost, while the factory labor cost Is
iG per cent of the manufacturing
cost
Eight per cent OF the employees on
the plantations. including overseers
and mechanics. receive from $3.50
TO $500 per day; 73 per cent from
so.7b to Si.25: and 10 per cent from
s0i0 10 So.65 per day Eleven
per cent of the employees : nthe
factory receive $500 and over per
day, 81 per cent from $50 to
Se75. and 5 per cent from 50 To
1928 per day
The total cane acreage OF Louis
lana Is 3e9.eSf The sugar beet
acreage In 1910 was 420.2G2 acres.
The rural population OF the sugar
producing parishes OF Louisiana is
49, per cent OF that OF the State.
and In 10 of these parishes the cane
acreage Is over 80 per cent OF the
improved acreage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
AZ AEnLlAN cnNclEr
M Interesting Programme Perform
cd un The organ aud Piano

hu Interested audience was Assem-
BLEED Boa Aeollau Hall yesterday after
noon at q matinee given 60 demon
-ireto some OF The Aeolinn concert
organ and pilnola piano The pur.
pose OF the concert was to show hos
mu &C. OF tho host Mind could ho pla,
30 FOO thoroughly unsteady min-
unf ou thD Instruments aud also hos
both could bo utilized to accompany
vocal solos The singer was Andrea
da SeEurola Of tho Metropolitan or
era House and the players we're Dion
~ Kennedy 90 the orsan Exon Putt
uauola piano folist aud " & Woods
Iiauola piano acrnmpuuist
The demonstration of tho powers
uf ihp fine concert organ which o.
built 200 she rear of the STAGE boo the
h8l was especially interesting uy
REASON of tho precision OF the c,rcu.
ton. fho instantaneous operation ot
600 electric stops tho noble toual 81
'prt and tho elasticity Of thc uuauc.
ue Naturally much of this depends
.u tbD PLAYER. but th, Responsiveness
thr instrument was admirable
Aea.n thp flucucy aud doliny OF
fhc concert orran mechanism was
houu iu fhc accompaniment to Nr
le Seeurola'F elnCIur of lcporelo
Hir N1dam.na" from Don CioNuu
.i Later in 'hp programme AZ de-
7oguoia was heard iu another air
from tho same opera This time ac-
Domnauiei hy me piluoa piano
which has often been called upon
fully to show tts adapiatIllN
BOB combination uiih voice or with
other Instruments
Those concerts have sati fled those
ato have attended them with ohscr-
tHuf minds Chat the Aeolan mochan
sH 'or operating tho orsan Is cap
tDle of astonishing ana beautiful rc-
suits Tho uiano'B has been much
Improved ln many WAYS and the de-
.'.i. which most sor.ousls anfaronize
artistic minds n tho heeigniug have
Deem -n fsr overcome chat music loN-
.r Gully uI1c the excellence of
un instrument
Oa. 'HIHf s certain and hat is
'Haf Do proper enjoyment of music
played on ihc.. mcchanisms BE- .n "a
measure dependent on tho skin OF Do,
PLAYER To acquire this SKIN requires
study ana practice Tho difficulties
iu tlr way of Bee requirement. nov
ever. are NOT formidable. and that of
rours. is the principal reason Wy
thc mechanism offer attractions to
person of musical tncInatious VINO
hafo uot musical iechnlc
Bn' tbe belief that the Instruments
cannot produce artistic results is ease
it perceived bv visit 90 one of the
concerts at ahirh toy are Operated by
fh0 Aeolian experts They must Do
accepted aa musicians These gene
nemeu shous genuine appreciation OF
fhe works which they perform ana
fhey present shat mas tropert De-
termed Interpretations The lo.ioal
conclusion is fhai Interpretation ls
within fhe reach of others possessed
of musical Intelligence w J. Hem
derfon. 10 The New York sun. April
icth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
DAILY MARKETS
KANSAS CITY Grain

KANSAS CITY. Mo MAY % Cash
Wheat 40 red. a1u l0l. NO. o
red SIS sN. No hard. ssh IN
NNh so 3 hard. So a S5Ie.
Cash Corn No @ white. Sc. NO.
white 5t So MIXED. sG 10 ~.
NO 8 mixed. ,54
Cash Oats 40 white 35lA NJ
3'A so white alg "a % q;
No. @ mixed 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

The children had been dlsobedlont
and troublesome. and the mother. in
stead Of furnishing them. brought them
into line by telling them a pathetic
story OF orphans who had no home.
Little Jack. IN tears. rolled under the
sofa 10 hide his grief. Mary stood out
alltile longer. and then called. Come
on out. Jack. I'm crying, too"-Lippin
cots
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
The unly,rs. an Aeeld.n.

Tho universe. together with iii
parts. Is nothing but a number Of a.
cldouts. ever changing and being re-
moved a. every breath and linked to
gciher IN single substance and 10
each instant disappearing and being
replaced by a similar set In oonse-
Quence OF this rapid succession. the
spectator Is deceived into the belief
that the universe Is permanent ex-
isfeuce By Nur Addin 'Abd-Alrah.
man Iami.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
OKLAHOMA CITY LIVE STOCK

OKLAHOMA CITY. May lilo 3
receipts 220o. steady. bulk 90.
Cattle receipts 1850. stead
sales Callaghau 20 l.. a =. Co. En-
Gina. 80 steers. average 1876. o.6 .
Johns and ilill to Grady iSi steer
aferago 100. $50.
Hlacs1iier 20 rearsall 81 steer
lavoraec iOc9. 40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
Not Exactly Her Opinion.

I'm sorry ever married you
shteked the bride. on the occasion
OF Their First Quarrel you oueh'
% be- retortee the groom. really an
CRY and bitter for the first time. "Yor
beat some nice girl out % a good hus
band Cleveland Plain Dealer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

"Y.arm'" ald Nsa Chdys Wab
iurfon Vine street belle. in frplg DO
me- mlcslaly.g repetition ~ her re-
quest y wants o par o. NIX stock
.rrs. and l0DrY yuh' WHAT'S dem
things sol shown me- Say. 'o0mal
shat kitduh display would hlich Nlh
sto0kluH make on cuilud nf p
lersf'--kanaas CITY Star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

II on the documents stored In the
patent Office at Washington could BE-
placed end 10 end they would form a
strip that would reach around the
earth three times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

& LADY uho has i l.n acquitted
a. murder doclarcH tHaf .ue is tired OF
feusniious a murder trHI generally
faf.utes the rayost cd the gay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-17
Additions to Library.

The accessons to the public library for
the month OF September include the fol-
lowing
Fiction-Come rack! Come rope! Ben
son, B446c, Crossriggs, Findlater. F492c;
Ever after. Tompkins T594c Joy bring
er, Cooke, chi Left in charge. White
church, W5s6L: Lifted masks, Glaspell'
G4s5L; Lore of Proserpine. Hewlett,
H49Lo; Mating of Lydia, Ward WHIT;
Miss Jimmy. Richards. R39mi, Mrs Ma
honey of the tenement, Montgomery,
M762m; One woman's life, Herrick, H433o
Penelope intrudes. Newlin. N464p: Penny
Monypenny, Findlater, t492p; Phoebe,
Ernest a. Cupid Gilmore. G413p: Port of
adventure, Williamson, W67Spo; Precious
waters. Chisholm, Gasp: Roast beef, me-
dunn, Ferber, Ff72r; Seven Scots sto-
ries, Findlater. F49Is; Success. Silberfad,
si33s; Tangles; Cameron. Gilt; W. a.
G.'s tales. Turnbull. T5s1: Woman of il,
Luther. L9IIw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-17
Reception to the
Freshmen, Tenight,

| Tonight fFriday), is the night OF
nights for the Watervlle High school
EFreshmen. Ever. since they entered the
Ibroad and spacious corridors OF the
| new building, they have been eagerly
Hooking forward to this evening, Tor IL
| is then that the reception planned IN
thtie honor by the upper classmen Wiil
| take place. 1t will be the first real re
cention that most of them nave at
letnded. ard some are afraid they won't
Iknory lust what to do. but then a
!. Freshman is expected to be green, any
tway. so what's the odds The receiving
line will form, at $50. in the Assembly
room with the faculty and rev otn-
ers in the line. At the conclusion OF
the reception the following program
will he carried out: Piano solo, Marian
4 Vieue; violin solo, Ralph l.. Fouilh'
reading, Esther Murray; vocal SOLO,
Lucille Kidder; vocal solo, Hazel Gla-
zier; piano solo, Mildred OrdWay' pi-
ano duet. Louise Reed and Christine
McGann; piano solo, Marston May
nard. Games and a social hour VIII DC
entoyed after the program and then
refreshments The reception is mot
alone confined to the students, but Is
/ also for the parents and alumni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-17

sure it could be done with money and
education.
He was encouraged in his belief by
the experience he had at the Fairfield
sanatorium, where a large per cent. of
those who were under his treatment
became arrested cases. and nearly all
showed very marked Improvement.
His enthusiasm and earnestness has
aroused and interested Il large num-
Der of persons all over the State, who
have now taken up the work, and II
will go forward.
But to DIR. Downs the State of Maine
owes a great debt for the sacrifices he
has made to arouse public sentiment
to this great need. a memorial hos
pital for the treatment and care Of
advanced cases of tuberculosis should
be erected as part of the Fairfield
sanatorium, in recognition of his ser
vices to the people Of this State.