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IN THE FOOTBALL CAMPS.

Chicago, Oct, collins, the most.
promising candidate for center of fine.
Northwestern football team, was yes.
terday declared ineligible because OF.
studies.
The Squad went through hard prac-
tice in elementary football yesterday
afternoon, Coach Grady thinking that,
the men needed that more than scrin2a
mage practice. y
Penn Plays To-day. J,
Philadelphia, Oct 1.-The Universi-
'ty Of Pennsylvania football team viii
line UP against Franklin and Marshall
on Franklin field today, minus the serv-
,ces Of Capt. Low" Young, star half
back, who is In the hospital suffering
with a badly swollen foot. He was
sent there when it was feared that,
blood poisoning would set in as a re-:
suit Of an abrasion caused by wearing
a tight shoe in Saturdays game.
At Chicago.
Chicago, Oct. 1.-The University Of
Chicago football team lined up against
the freshmen yesterday for the first
time this season and the regulars.
scored 25 to 0 against the youngsters.
Hardinger at left tackle and Left.
Guard Scarlon were the stars of the
varsity line, showing special class In.
offense.
Russell opened the s-crirarnage as
quarter for the regulars. Boyd re-
lieved him later and made d run Of
forty yards. Stage was pleased over:
the showing.
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First Game,
Shut Out Champions.

Washington, Oct. 1.-Ayres, a recruit
went through his first full game
against the Athletics and shut them
out 3 to 0. The star struck out eleven
The champions PLAYED secons str4rg
men. only n OF the regulars get
ting into the game. Strunk, who re-
placed Brickley in the seventh, made;
the only clean hit against Ayres. -
PETER, one Of Philadelphia young,
infelders. was hit by a thrown bali
before the game started, and had to be
carried off the field. =:
Score r TT n
Philadelphia . ............. O 7 q;
Washington 3 7 q
Batteries Boardman and Geibel;'
AyreS and Henry. -
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TIT1TT-oTU RritisI

WILLOW RIVER-Interlor Brltlsh
~Columbia's future manufacturing and
commercial capital, offers u~nrivalled
opportunities for money making in
vestments, business and homes; located
on the Fraser and Willow rivers,
G. T. Pacific, Pacific and Hudson Bay,
and other railroads., in-the center OF a
large, rich farming and timber dis
trict. the natural supply point for the
wonderful Peace river country, and the
rich Cariboo mining district, insures
the future of Willow River. Write now,
today, for free maps, plans, etc. Pa
cifc Land & Townsites Co., 319 Rich
ards street, Vancouver, B. c. Agents
Observation-Disclosures
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Home Keeping Women Need
Health and Strenakf,.

The work OF a housekeeping woman
makes a constant call In her strength
Ind vitality, and sickness comes
through her kidneys and bladder off,
aner than she knows. Foley Kidney
Pills will invigorate and restore her.
ma weak back, nervousness. aching
oints and irregular bladder action
will all disappear when Foley kidney
Pills are used. Economy Drug CO..
fargo Drug Go.-Adyt. ss
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First Game.
Boston Beat Giants.

Boston, Oct. This was Tyler,
day" at the local National league park
and Lefty George Tyler Shut Quo
out New York 8 to o in Boston's final
game of the season with the Giants.
The league champions again presented
a team of many substitutes and their
hitting was weak. In honor of Tyler
his home, and Mayor Fairbanks OF
Derry presented Tyler with a silver
loving cup n 500 in gold. ID
Score r. H. D..
New York o = a
Batteries Fromme, Schupp, Hart
ley; Tyler and Rariden.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
TINE On .
n III MWtNN IN u HI ~ ri rFHEAN . ~
4 M ~ T@ "a HNI 8S
~ BH VI M IA ANfN IN E. EElW . ~
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GRAND CIRCUIT
Continued From Page Three.

Arch City stake, the feature OF which
was the contest for the place between
Del Rey and Foote Prince. In the final
heat, Driver Murphy drove Frank Bo-
cash, jr.. at top speed in the stretch
and his PAGER 70 a new mark, 2:02h.
Great Scott won the 2:16 pace in
straight heats. Driver George Kyger.
after placing Polly Ann twice, was
unseated and the driving assigned. To
Charles Valentine. After the change
the mare finished third. l|s
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A medical journal presents instruc-
tons upon how to lie when asleep.
Now there will be some protection for
husbands.
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NEW, modern house, Z rooms and bath,
on car line; good location. 1116 7th
st, north; phone 2S29-L -,
~ (274l
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FOR SALE--HOUsE AND LOT.

FOR SALE-Seven room house; mod
.ern; No. $40 13th st. south. Inquire
at office Of VIM. H. White & McCul-
loch Lumber Co. (tf)
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FOR SALE-Nine-room house; modern
except heat; one fve-room cottage;
one seYen-room house; one corner lot;
will sell cheap. Call at 5l2 Roberts
ST.. or phone 1881 (272)
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D HOTEL FOR SALE-Furniture Of 4
. a 35-room hotel and cafe; run 4
D ming night and day; doing large 4
D business; heated and electric 4
D lighted. Address Box Sac, Man 4
. dan, N. q. 4
, s~ua SzSU =
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MODERN seven room house; good well
and barn; fine location. Inquire 7O4
Attn st. south, Moorhead; sell cheap if
taken at once. (284)
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FOR SALE on easy terms, two houses,
1915 and 1866 First venue south;
eight and four rooms; prices $4,000 and
$1,000 on time, or 81, 500 and $500 cash.
FOR further particulars call at 1865
First Ave. south. (295)
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ways in demand; big wages; easy
work; few weeks will save months
by our methods; tools given; diplomas
granted; illustrated catalogue free.
iMolar Barber College, 27-H, Nicollet
avenue, Minneapolis. MINI. Establish
ed 1898.
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NATIONAL
Even Break I'm Doubles.

Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-Today's double
header resulted in an even break, Phil
adelphia winning the first 10 to 8 and
brooklyn taking the second 3 to /. In
the opening engagement BROOKLYN
scored nine runs in the first inning.
Rixey started and was taken out after
two runs had been scored and with the
bases full. Chalmers then went to the,
rubber n pitched to four batsmen,
six runs going over the plate and a
man being on third when Marshall
went In.
In the second contest, timely hitting,
by Moran, Collins and Wheat, off Cam
mtg delivery, gave Brooklyn enough
runs to win as Walker was in wonder
full form. Not a hit was made off
Walker until the eighth inning. =
First Game.
Score +. R.u
Ph9}ndss,n 10 g
Batteries Raglan and Mccarthy:
Fischer. Rixey, Chalmers, Marshall
and Doom, Burns. IUs
Second Game. a..
Score r. Fl. p.
oohiEH 3 IL o
Fhlladelphla . :.:.-.-..-.... 3 %
Batteries - Walker and Fischer;
Camnitz, Finner and Killifer, Burns. 80
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Took Two.

New York. Oct. 1.-Boston turned the
tables on New York and duplicated the
home teams performance OF Monday
by winning both games Of a double
header. The first game was decided
3 to 2 and the second 3 to 0. In the
opener Leonard held New York to
seven scattered hits. An error was
responsible for one OF the two runs
Boston hit Ford hard. punching hits IN
three different innings for q run each
time. The gam was featured by
snappy fielding. including three double
plays.
In the second game Moseley held the
home team to two singles, one in each
first inning and one in the eighth.
First Game.
Score r. II. e..
Sosto1 3 IL l
"C" 1OIh 4 b /
MISUNDERSTANDING and Cady; Ford,
Schulz and Sweeney. Reynolds.
Second Game. 81
Score r. III,
BOSTON 3 II o
New York O Q a
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Thomas; Nc
Hale and Reynolds. 80.
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LastChanCe Offers

Save money by ordering a~ubscrip-
tions 10 periodicals move. Lists sent
TO any address. Fargo Subscription
Agency, Fargo. N. p.
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WANTED--Man as treasurer OF a COM
pany making farm loans; safer
more profitable than banking; must in
vest $500 n be 80 years old or over.
Farm Loans. Box SIT, Bowman, N. P.
~ (27r)
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FOR SALE-The home you have look
ing for; five rooms with bath and
large hall; full basement; hot water
finish throughout; good trees; nice
~neighborhood. Inquire 100 care Forum,
.... o.. -. (tfl
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WANTED-A frst-class harness-mak-
er at once; a steady job for a good
man. Address Larmour Bros, Lari-
more, ". Z. (275)
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WANTED-Grocery manager, also gro
Il Gerry clerks; must be experienced,
steady positions. Everybody's store.
222 Broadway, .. -. (tf.)
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STRICTLY MODERN six-room house,
/ 1.2 blocks from street car; east
'front.' full basement attic; hardwood
throughout; c~istern. uarge barn with
cement floor and approaches; fine for
garage or storage; terms to right
party. 9l5 10th st. south. ~v
(271J
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PAFsTNE R wanted in wholesale and
retail bakery business in Fargo. For
further particulars inquire of Hans
Peterson, 1425 End W. south. (269)
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POSITIONS WANTED-MALE.

POSITION wanted by first-class sau-
sage maker and meat cutter. Bog
176, EdEeley, N, d. -----.-. .(1l4l
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WANTED AT ONCE-Eirst-class gas
tractor engineer to run Big Four en-
CINE; ali fall run blowing. Address
Box a2, Fessenden, N. D4k. (271)
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WARTED-Girl for general house
work. 724 10th Ave. north; phone
2408-J.
ttfl
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rEAATSTER wanted at Earr's Dray
Line. 81 4th Ave. north. (tfl
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WANTED--Young mar to sell well ad-
vertlsed product on road; good salary
to start; Apply Room lis Comstock
hotel, Moorhead. (2691
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FOR RENT-Cottage. Inquire 800 ist
Ave. south, or phone col. ]. ftf1
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Position as, cook with
tnreshing crew: s years experience.
Address c. H. Knapp, 1925 LIST avenue
south, Moorhead, MINI. Ntk)
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FARGO AUTOMOBILE ana gas engi-
neering school will give you practica.
INSTRUCTION.; write for information.
1925 Front at. @#. Z
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5ssgANTED-Errand boy over 16 years
knight Printing Co. (270)
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and furnace cleaning; also
d whitewashing, in and out of CITY,
6one by ]. f. Adams, Mission church,
Y.6 Front ST.; phone 1881. (295l
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STATESMEN WANTED.
POSITION WANTED-FEMALE.

nursing wanted. Phone
b LIZA. 210 4th st. north. = (271)
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FOR RENT-Ffve room cottage: cellar
and electric light. III 9Th Ave. noyth.
4ffSs
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FoR sTATENEWsR EAD THEFoRUM
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q OSTTION as .bookkeeper and stenog-
rapher: have ten years experiences
best references. Address LIE care
Forum.
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WANTED-Flve first-class painters at
oDce. Phone 2499-L4 (tfa
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FOE SALE-Two 14-foot mahogany
wall cases; l 30-foot mahogany wall
case; 2 10-foot floor cases, / 6-foot
door case; cheap If taken at once. r.
w. Peterson Co.. 11S Broadway, Fargo,
N. D.. (tf)
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

HAVE knight Printing Co. engrave 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general
homework. Mrs. A. Hallenbsrg, 100
Sth st. south. 49,. (tf)
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work; best Of wages. Apply $40 eth
avenue south, aasts. {tf)
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HOSPITAL

MATERNITY AOsFAGAL - Competent
nurses and best or CARE highest ras-
ClmontalS from doctors n patients.
MGA- jeanne camp. Su4 4utn At So Sarge
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Nice, clean, old papers;
packages Of SO for 10 cents; $50 for
rs cents. Forum office.
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LosT-A package OF combings, be-
tween Sth ave. and End AVE., NJ and
Broadway; package marked Pearl Fer
ris. Finder return for reward to 1912
18th ave ~. (271)
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EXPERIENCED girl for general
homework. Mrs. M. MacGregor, 1l20
9Th Ave. south.
IL . g." (274)
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FOR Substantially new, six-hole
Jewel range, coal and wood CRATES,
Inquire S1S LIST Ave. north, Fargo.
" ',. (S70)
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work; small family. Phone 1898.
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GIRLS ove 16 years Of g. Apply at
The Pioneer Candy Co.
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FOR sALE-$65.00, j. w. York cornet,
long model, excellent condition; bar
gain at $500. Jack Kern, Broadway
hotel. (270)
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A COOK and housekeeper wanted:
permanent POSITION; good pay; must
be a good woman 40 to SO years of age:
only two or three men to cook for: a
desirable position. Address J. B, Eaton,
DeEbigh. n. D.
tn
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HELP wANTED-FEMALn.

HAVE Knight Printing Co. Print it.
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WANTED-A cook. Mrs. r. II. Bailey
fO30 Broadway; phone 2239. (tf
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BUSINESS N

WANTED 49, Implement business in
good town. Box D. Nome, N. d..
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COMPETENT girl for general house,
work; good wages. Mrs. w. j. Howe,
1886 5th Ave. south. ID. (273)
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WANTED-Lady roonaer. Lilo 9Th Ave.
north; phone 2464-J. (296l
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WANpED--Steady man to drive dsliv-
cry; must be temperate and ac-
auatnted with Fargo and Moorhead.
The Pantorium, 212 Broadway.
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% sALE-FARMS.

FARM inathe potato disrrict;spa art of
an estate; must be sold At once. BIS
End Ave. north. sSss n S1f21
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COMPETENT girl for general house
work. Mrs. r. S. Lewis, 1102 3rd
Ave. south, or phone 1870. (2T2)
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FOR SALE-Brand new piano; used
only a few months; for sale cheap.
Address So care Forum.
" (tf>
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ONE COAT MAKER, one cIeaner or
presser. Phone or write N. P. Han
SEN, Merchant Tailor, Valley City, N. D.
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EXPERIENCED sewing girl at Of
Mrs. Hall, Ii Stern Bldg. q
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FOR SALE-One large size Jewell
heater, nearly new. Call f~orenoons
at 812 3rd Ave. north. (275)
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GOOD half section land; consideration
$500. Address Edward A. Brandt.
sDeering, N, n. l2871
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1900 ACRES of bayfield, Co, Wis. land
for exchange for stock OF merchan-
disc or good business property. Ad-
dress Box Il. a.. Moorhead, Mimi.
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GIRL wanted for general homework.
S12 LIST Ave. orth. Mrs. DR.. Sorkness.
G hs. 4h0@ % fffN
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SEWING WANTED.

FIRST-CLASS dressmaking. sos ard
St north; phone t2257-J. (282l
EXPERIENCED dressmaker at 612 1st
Ave. north, End floor; references fur
nished and work guaranteed on all
sewing and alterations; give me a
chance to sew your dresses. (275)
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FIVE ROOM HOUSE1 modern; for sale
or trade for land. Address 1904 LIST
avenue north. Phone 1244-J. Jas. Nc
Laughlin. Ell. Amerland. "
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WANTED-Girls tor large farms: big
wages. OLSON Employment Co., BIT
N. P Ave, Fargo, N. D.
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GOOD GIRL to help with Kitchen work.
Inquire St. Johns Hospital. ito
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GIRL for general housework. Mrs. ]
r. Wright 221 8th st. N. (271
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%. M. LAUNDRY.
10. Ex. LAUNDRY--Mrs. e. c. Office.
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FOR S~ALE-Large hard coal heater in
good condition. Call at 500 8th st.
N, or phone 1871. (271)
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NORTH BENNINGTON

There is good skating on Lake
Paran.
w. G. Shaw is spending the day in
Troy and Albany.
Miss Bessie Bassett is spending a
few days with relatives in Manches-
ter
Miss Bessie Bronson OF SALISBURY
was the guest of friends in town
Wednesday,
Mrs. William Stevens and son of
Prospect street are visiting relatives
in Troy for few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Moon have
returned from two weeks visit with
relatives in New Hampshire.
DO not forget the supper held in
Village hall by the Seniors. A good
supper at a reasonable price.
Ernest Moon, who has been spend
ing few weeks with his mother in
Williamstown, has returned.
The third number on the lecture
course given by the Congregational
church. A lecture The Almighty
Dollar by Rufus E. King will be
held Monday evening, Jan. 49,
Kelley Conboy is playing a two
days engagement at the Library
theatre. Mr. Conboy directed a
home talent play for the benefit of
the local Catholic church few
years ago.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
tG~ ,, =he Town and dIIGse Told Brisfh
snF 4us~ Readers

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burgess of Pow
nal are. visiting in town today.
Boys suits at $500 worth $500 and
5000 Boomer Trousers at Mulligan
& Roehe's. 77t2
Walk over Shoes have been on
sale here in Bennington II years.
What other shoe has lived as long.
See Harris adv. Adv.
No shoe manufactured for man is
being worn by as many men through
out the civilized world as the Walk
over Why? See Harris adv. Adv.
If you want good supper Friday
evening go to the w r. c.. There
you will be served with scalloped po-
tatoes, salads, beans, cakes and 9th
err good things. ADV.
Mr.. Conboy of the Conboy-Wilsea
act that are now playing at the Lii
braray theatre, directed home tai
ent play for the F. NJ T. A. B. so
ciety a few years ago
Conboy and Wilsea arrived this
morning from albany where they
have been playing Proctor's theatre.
They are to fill two days engage
ment at the Library theatre.
August Brillion had his right wrist
badly cut this afternoon, by being hit
by a shuttle in the weave room of
the Holden Leonard Co. factory. The
wound was dressed by local physi-
clan, eight stitches being necessary.
A son, Charles Pierce Burgess,
was born Tuesday evening to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Burgess of Wal
than Mass. Mrs. Burgess was for
merly Miss Nettie Pierce of Benning-
ton and the hoy is grandson of
Charles A. Piesee, former owner of
the Bennington Banner, and now pub
Usher of the Waltham News.
Whitney theatre today A. B.
Cummings, tenor, will sing one OF the
greatest hits by Chas X Harris.
Climb Tree With Me-" Pictures,
The Ship of Lions, great Ambrosio
picture showing real Lions on a
burning ship; Indian Dances and Pas.
times, 101 Bison; For the Love of
Mike, Rex comedy. Admission )
cents to everybody Tomorrow, King
| Baggot in officer ia.
Library theatre today Come early
| if you want seats to see two vaude
vile acts. Conboy and Wilsea, pre-
senting the comedy sketch entitled
The Claim Agent Mr. Conboy
was in this village a few years age
and directed a home talent product
ion for the +. NJ. T. A. b. society
New Bennett, Americas prem.el
minister, the champion bone SOLOS
of the world Pictures, extra specia
extra rip Van Wrinkle" Other pic
lures An Absent Minded Burglar
1000 feet of clean comedy by the Bio
graph Co., The Tell Tale Message
feature drama by the Kalem Co.
The Castaway, fine drama. Matiue'
prize this week barrel of -four
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-10
PRINcEToN's NEEDS

Princeton, n. j., Jan. 9.-President
John Grier Hibben of Princeton uni
versity, in his first annual report suit
mitted to the board of trustees today,
calls attention to the immediate need
of an endowment fund of approxi-
mately S4.OOO,OOO, because the institu-
ton has an annual deficit Of mort
than $780, which has to be met by
private subscription. The report ia
vors expension, recommending the es-
adjustments of schools of mechani-
cal engineering. mining engineering
and forestry; the erection of a lsrgt
university hall for the common use of
graduates, undergraduates and facul-
ty. New dormitories, a new chem!.
cal laboratory, and an increase of
scholarships for the use of self-sJp
porting students. The report also
points out other needs, including a
new observatory.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-10
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