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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-26
Credit Men to Hold Meetings.

As a result of meeting Tuesday even
ing of the Washington Credit Mems As
ISOLATION, President H.. H. Mckee will
prepare a program for meetings next
season, at which addresses and discus
sions touching every phase Of credit
work will be features The association.
which has about 100 members, Is advo-
eating a credit clearing house. and false
statement and bad check legislation.
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Last year saw a large increase the number Of
aTiators killsd. In 1875 killed in 1903. q;
in 1910. Z; in 1911 90 1872 lS2; making 4 total
Of IS in the four years since flying was attempted.
London sewage has its main drainage outfalls at
Barking and Crosness; the average daily quantity
dealt with is abou; 30 900 ono gallons while the total
quantity Of sudse collected at Barking and Crusnsss
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-26

Strange uses being found for some OF the
queues lately cut of in numbers BY the Chinese.
A British wooden manufacturer recently received an
offer Of FIVE tons Of such hair for weaving into
Wo0len fabrics
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-26

The United Kingdom received. In the last year.
for which figures are svailahle. Is Per cent of hsr
total imports from tbs United statea
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A Beautiful Complexion
INsTANTANEoUsLY
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Thomas, Tribble, futile, Unde-hiIl.
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Florida, and witherspoon-total. s5.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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MRS. LoUISEIN
Suite 29f, 408 Adams St.. Toledo, Ohio

Finding II Reason for Thomas.
From the Dallas News.
If 1t Is true that il will take Vice Presi-
TENT Marshall's vote to carry the tariff
bill through the Senate, Indiana will at
last have been justified.
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Every BIemish
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ELIZABETH PALMER.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-23
DlvEr 10 aAkE
LGADlNo ADDREee

Bismarck Jan. i8.-Arrange-
ments are practically all made
for the forthcoming meeting OF
the Society for the Friendless in
this city, Thursday, January %.
Hon. "A. g. Dfvet, Wahpeton, mem
ber Of the house, has been en-
gagged to deliver the address OF
the evening. His subject will be,
THE Conservation of Manhood" +"
Much Of the work Of this society
is constructive and it is to be con-
graduated upon securing Mr..
Divet for this address.
A leading question, of the day
is, shall the making Of criminals
be stopped in the germ plasm''
that is, coming to birth minus
criminal tendencies? The popu-
lar word given to this is eugenics,
and DIR. Quain of this city will
present q thoughtful study of this
subject at that meeting. Special
music has been arranged for the
occasion, through Mrs. Kiebert
and Miss Boysen, both Of whom
will sing. The evening session
will take place in the Methodist
church. And the pubic is cordial
ly invited. ~
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+. COUNT NEWS

The first jury case of this term
of court was Kaufman vs.. N. p.
r.. r., a personal damage case.
A verdict was returned for the
defendant.
The next case was a slander
case transferred from Mcintosh
county, Hugo P. Remington Va.
Geiszler. This ease occupied the
courts time for six days and was
bitterly fought. A verdict Of
$1,000 was given the plaintiff.
Another personal damage case
was before the court Monday and
Tuesday, Peter Walkin vs. Great
Northern R. r., in which a verdict
was given the plaintiff for 1878.
The case that is now before
the court is one .envolving a set
tlement between two young men
from Brandenburg township. The
title is Alvin Blumel vs.. Joshua
Bechtel.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-23
MAJOR PURDON
LAID TO REST.
Four Companies Of aVilltla Wers
In Attsndanes.-Rsv. sewrsy 4
Delivers Sermon. !,

The funeral of Major Purdon
was conducted in the Armory by
Rev. Sewrey last. Saturday after
noon.
Although it was a very cold day
the Armory would not hold more
than half Of the people who were
in the city to attend. A military
escort composed of the following
companies were in attendance:
Co. B of Fargo, Co. L. Of Hills
boro, Co. q Of Valley City and Co.
I Of Wahpeton.
The pallbearers were as fol-
lows: In charge of former Lieu
tenant w. B. Aspinwan, Jack An
flnson, Herbert Brandt, John Leaf
hard. o. o. swank, Byron Wood
bury and J. P. Olson, all members
of Company l in the Spanish
American war.
Honory pallbearers: Major
General w. o. Treuman, Colonel
+. r. AlleIl, payHnaSIer N. ~. N.
g.; both senior officers in the
guard, Major G. G. Grafton, Regi-
mental X m. Captain Angus Fraz-
er, Capt. and Adjutant R. A. Thorn
son, Lieutenant J. T. Murphy.
Reg'tl. Commesary Capt. E. A.
|Sarles.
There were many out of town
relatives and friends in attend
ance.
With the passing of Major Pur-
don, North Dakota, Richland coun
ty and Wahpeton lose one Of their
foremost citizens, a man who al
ways stood for the right, a.loyal
friend, a kind. father and low
ing husband. .
,
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TO SING HAYDN'S
CREATION
Mahpeten oraterlo and opsratlo
sooisty 70 alive First rro-
gram February 1a.

= What promises to be the most
interesting musical event of the
season will OCCUR Wednesday
evening. February ~, when the
.0ratorio society will present Hay
dn's famous work, the Creation.
Rehearsals have been under way
for some time and the large chor-
us Of eighty voices is rapidly ac-
quiring great unity and precision
Of attack and q broad and COM
prehensive grasp Of the ensem-
BILE work. The work Of the So
loists too gives promise of a bril-
liant and spirited rendition Of the
old oratorio. The principals pos
sess admirably trained voices
while the chorus boasts of some
Of the best musical talent Of tho
city.
The society is being trained
with great care by Mr.. C. Bruce
Knowlton of the Wahpeton Con-
servatory Of Music which fact
in itself gives assurance of
highly successful performance.
The Conservatory orchestra will
accompany the singers, assisted
by several out Of town musicians.
Tickets for the affair will be
placed on sale next week at the
Conservatory or they may be OBJ
tanned from any member Of the
society. Reservations for seats
should be made as early as possi--
BILE as it is expected the entire
house will be quickly sold out for
the one night.
An interesting fact Id connec-
ton with the presentation Of this
oratorio, coming as it does at the
beginning Of lent, is that it was
first produced bysa 1gio0p ofsGer-i
man and TrunicaL nobility oyer q
hundred years ago just before
Easter. The Messiah" has long
been sung by choral societies to
herald the advent Of. Christmas,
so the Creation" dealing as it
does with the biblical story of
the creation Of the world, will be
most suitably produced at this
time Of year.
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The second semester began on
Monday with, the. addition OF six
teen new pupils in the high school
The new classes seem to be run
ming very smoothly.
The civics class are, at pres
'ent, suffering from "Boyles."
The Seniors are. very busy try
ing to find a suitable class play.
Our noon hour has been leng-
thened fifteen minutes, school not
starting now until half past one.
. Friday our boys basket ball
team plays Elbow Lake, Minn., and
Saturday they play the Moorhead
high school. -
The debating team has receiv-
ed word that they are to debate
with Hatton in. the near future.
They have the aflirmitive still.
The time and place are to be de-
cided later.
Dean Brannbn Of the Universi-
ty gave his lecture here last Mon
day o n"The Modern Wizard-Lu
ther Burbank. A fair crowd was
present, and each one was we'll
pleased. q.
The boys basket ball team
played a preliminary with the
second team of the Science school
last Saturday, winning by a score
Of 2 to 4. i;
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solEsoE SCHOOL vsoTGs

NOatiO GiSt0V uoU Gu0 plOdSuf0
of visit from her brother from
Kindred the first Of the week.
President SMITH went to Bis
marck Monday to learn first hand
what the legislature are doing.
The Science School needs several
things to help it carry out it's
sphere Of usefulness and we be-
lieve the lawmakers will be glad
to extend the aid required.
The Electrical Engineering
laboratory is in receipt Of new
dissected Rummkorff coil impor-
ted from Germany. 1t reached
the school last week.
The radiators and blackboards
lin some recitation rooms are in a
good state Of electriflcation these
days Of high wind and cold. and
several students and teachers
[are frequently surprised by a jolly
little charge.
Miss Robbins and Miss Voyek
were at Lidgerwood over Sunday,
called there to attend the funeral
OF Miss Eckes.
The s. s. 8. Band furnished part
ct the music for the funeral Of
Mr.. Purdon last Saturday. The
Mnjor was at one time a trustee
OF the school and the school sus-
pended work in the afternoon to
attend the services.
Last Wednesday the students
who take their meals at Burch
hall had a group picture taken.
The same afternoon all the en-
cheering students. were photo
grapiled at the front door Of the
mechanical building.
Professor Station is receiving
the congratulations of the facul-
ty and students on the arrival at
the station home of junior mem
ber of the faculty. It is q girl,
too, but she has not said yet
whether she is to be a stenograph
er or professor of English. We
all extend her a cordial welcome
with our heartiest best wishes to
her and the proud parents.
Our basket ball team has been
at business the last few days.
Last Wednesday they played Park
Region college, 81 to g. Saturday
evening they won against the
Moorhead normal, 80 to IL, but
on Monday evening they met the
University quintette and their
first defeat to the score Of 20 to
12.. They have a full schedule
and are improving every game.
Some strong games will be play
ed in our gymnasium in the next
few weeks:
We are to have two numbers
in the lecture course with a few
days of each other. The Orpheans
will be with US Jan. 81 for a con-
cert, and on Feb. {, Ralph Par
lette, the great humorist and fun
maker, will give Us an evenings
entertainment. All students and
the patrons Of the lecture course
should keep these dates in mind.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-23

Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Stock Hold
ers of the North Western Con-
struction Company, will be held
at the Office of the Secretary Of
said Company, in the Schuler
Block Building, in the City Of
Wahpeton, North Dakota, on the
nth day Of February, A. d. 1913,
at 10 O'Clock q. m. Of said day.
Dated at Wahpeton, North Da-
kota, this 2ist day Of January,
A. D. 1913.
s4. GUSTAV SCHUYLER,
48-3t Secretary.
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SECOND DAILY ron DlsaaAnol,

SECOND DAILY ron BlolaA0oK
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 20.-Bis-
marck will have another daily
newspaper, the Bismarck Daily
Times being the name Of the new
publication. It is a continuance
|of the Bismarck Weekly Times,
published by L. e. Opdyke and
Frank e. Packard. The new pa
per will support progressive re-
publican policies.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-23
RAskET,ELL

There will be q basket ball
game in the Arrnory Saturday
night, January IS, between the
.Wahpeton and Moorhead high
schools. Come out and see q good
game and esssist the. II, 8. Ath-
letia association IL. ;.s:..i
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q. ". ,soRTo1ab1Ej.l;
lN 0lNmEAPoLlS

. O.. w. Horton, a.former resi-
dent and business, man Of Wah-
peto4, but for thedast four years
. resident Of Mayville. died last
Monday night ID, Minneapolis Of
Brights disease. y
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-01-23

For sale-the machinery busi-
ness Of the late M. N. Early. In
quire of Mrs. NJ. N. Early, Wah-
peton, N. D. Adv.
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ladies and girls could scarce be
found than those Of Wahpeton.
And then the Merchants hotel
where Manager Milton was un-
tiring in his effort to entertain
the guests; it must be said that
he and the Merchants hotel were
the best we ever visited, and he
will long be remembered by the
boys who went to Wahpeton.-
Edgeland Enterprise.