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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Order Of Owls.

The salt Lake nest. Order Of Owls No.
1871 will meet at tho Moose club Wed
ncpday. at which time, the installa tion
~ nTTiccra for tho ensuing year VIII be
Taid y, Rcfrcshmenta Will be served after
I'M meeting Brothers William f. Jar
Vie and IT. J, Collins. orEanizcrs from
- sunrcme nest ut South Bend. have
i,.our work and large membership is
sssii,Ired in the very near future. Brother
1n,lIns states that offices Will bo opened
This week and A crew OF deputy organ"
;I.rs will pc in the Geld getting appli-
'.ntIous for membership. Tho charter VIII
pe rcopcneJ for sixty dnye.
Brother u. e. Ryan, who hne boon at
work in Provo, reports large member
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
| WHEELS CRUSH
| BRAKEMAN S LIFE
j, T. FIaIes IS Instantly
uI,d:: Was Veteran in
Railroad Service.
The Tribune

-l,, The Tribune
" Ian 5.-George T. Hales, a
pbN,,,rosd employe and a resident
11 n,i, TWO I,lonths ago. when he
~ Salt Lake, was Instantly
W Eio C1rsndo freight yards
ps.sn ,.clock this afternoon. The
~ ...e,rrred near Lincoln avenue
Esics. employed as freight
NJ 7cith regular run, was assist
rskIng up a tram.
a.'nre 10 the side Of moving car
saT,a in contact with a switch
~ R{,sstine his hold and knocking
H. the train. Three pairs Of
oscs5 over his body, breaking
1rs and rnangling the body be-
~ sEouiders and hips. He was
~, W. Conductor w. 8. Starr. OF
1sfs reached him:
M Georse L. tIales. employed As
~ for the Oregon Short Line
end residing at 400 Seventeenth
Is ermmoned and the body was
n The Kirkepdall undertaking
".rdlug arrangements for the fun
sHsr,lI Two mouths ago Mr. Hales
~ sa5 Tyenty-second street, The
"a ons daughter. Miss Myrtle e.
ny nna, reside in Salt Lake. They
~ sVTi MIN the son IN this city, are
IRVING relatives.
U.lss was born III Morgan county
-, ~ years ago and had spent most
I'M IN in ogden and Salt Lake. For
y, ~ ,bir:v years he had eugs sed in
y - work. vr, being employed by the
:5rse much Of this time. FTc was
E var Of Ogden aer!e No. lis, Fra
4 ,-i-ipr of Eagles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
New County Officers,

PROVO. Jan. 5.-The new county oih-
GERS who will take charge OF affairs in the
county court house tomorrow and those
retiring at IL o'clock arc as follows
New orfcers-Bcujan!n lsaoc, commits
sioner. bernard Christensen, commission
cr; \. V Robinson, clerk; Henry East,
sheriff; Phillip Houtz, recorder; Royal I.
Hush. treasurer. /. 4. Smoot, assessor:
Grant c. Eagley, attorney; G. Murray
srwelvcs, surveyor; Il. J. Jones, city JUS
tice. Wren Wilkins, constable.
Retiring ofiicers-James III. Gardner,
David T. Lewis. commission erS; Mart
Eartchncr, clerk; George T. Judd. sher-
iff Il. T. Thoync recorder; L.. c. palfrcy-
man, treasurer; r. r. c. Christensen, as
SCISSOR. jacob Evans, attorney; Frank
McuIZ. surXCXOr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
T. o. z.

Salt Lake aerlc 67, Fraternal Order OF
Eagles, opens the new year with a large
Is increased membership and a splendid
spirit OF good Will, Sixty-nine !ledglings
we're received at the special meeting
held Thursday night for class initiation
The installation of officers. held the fol-
lowing night was marked By a Iarge at
tendance and excellent work on the part
OF tine degree team. Following the cere-
monies tho programme and refrcshm ents
added TO the Joy Of all fortunate enough
to De present. state Deputy Grand
Worthy Secretary II, s. McCann. accom-
panied by Worthy President J. u
SchlatterbecE and A delegation Of mem
hers OF No. 81 visited Bingham lerie 657
Saturday evening 70 assist in the install
lation Of Officers. They were royalty
welcomed by their brothers In the
mountains. vino extended true western,
nosD!tai,tv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Caledonian Club.

The new year Was welcomed by The
Caledonian club with a New Year party
A host OF members and their friends at
tended and enjoyed tho evenings enter-
tainment, Dancing TO the acconpanl-
meut of baSplpcs. piano and accordion
alternately was entered into with great
spirit by the younger portion OF the com
parry, while songs were sung. stories We're
told and musical selections were given at
intervals between the dances. Arrange
nents for the "Eurns nicht" January o3,
are being completed as rapidly as posi-
Die. Bv special arrangement on the
part OF the executive committee the
initiation fec for membership has been
reduced foc three months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
x, Of =.

Grand Grief Mary Holmes installed the
Officers or Icr1nion telnplo No s. Pythian
Sisters. Friday evening at Castle hall.
1Gl South Second East. as follows: Most
excellent chief OF the temple. Clara Ran
dolph. past CHIEF Ellen Carey. excellent
senior. Evelyn Vaudiver; excellent iu-
nior. Esteila Best: manager, Kate Nc.
Carty: mistress OF records and corre-
spondeace Eva Smith; mistress OF
finance, Npple Golf; proctor Eta Erick
guard. Ruth Norton: trustee. Ellen Tau
fer: musician. Alice EcitS: captain OF
degree team. Sadie K!ontz. The now
officers furnlshed refreshments Danc-
Ing was cnjoyed by tho knights and la
Iieg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Sixth Ward Girl Wins.

PROVO Jan. o.-The finni contest in
orsfory held at the tabernacle tonight was
well attended and the contestants each
did we'll with thc!r respective selections
The music by the tabernacle choir under
the direction or Professor j, r. Boshaln
yyas especially good. Miss Ola Sward, rep
resenting the Sixth ward, won 1rSt prize
in the oIatorical contest, her subject Do
Ing 'tGod IN Nature.
lows: Miss Eliza beth Sou,er from tho
First ward, Lester Searle from the Sec
ond ward Roy Pcrccli from the Third
and Miss ola Sward from tho Sixth ward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
sToHm DAMAGE HEAVY.
4, rrom Points In Vicinity Of o.
Am DO Not Minimize Loss.
10 Tee Tribune

n 10 TIE Tribune,
nm Ian. 5.-Additional reports re-
4 nom over the city and county to-
Edlcsts that the damage resulting
sss nights storm Will exceed the
10 Of $4,000 There was not the
"a Abatement OF the high wind un-
t,llght this morning, the gale as
4 t6e proportions OF hurricane Tor
a hours.
i remarkable feature o. the Sc
t.onn that no person, SO far as has
Isaynej at this time. was injured
|Enr signs or overcome by the ef-
Ia The fey blast from the northea
fcazh the Union and Southern Pa
1Flroads escaped serious loss as a
/ d tho storm, all trains were great
ezyed, some arriving today from
lto eight hours late. The storm
Isd as far west as Carlin, New. and
q far as Cheyenne, Wyo. A. Mid
. The Ogden -Lucin cutoff the Wind
Vi velocity OF sixty miles per
The fact that It ranged more from
+, than the north probably prevent
rogs damage 10 the long trestlc and
lie Oregon Short Line. three miles
isylph poles we're blown down q
distance north of Brigham City,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Buried in Old Home.
Special 10 The Tribune,

OGDEN, Jan. 5.-The body OF Farmer
T. Sanford a. former resident of this
city. arrived in ogden late yesterday az
ternoon from Cove. Oregon. The funeral
cortese formed at the station imn ediately
Upon arrival OF the body and proceeded
to the Ogden city cemetery. where inter
uent was made In d srave dedicated by
John Seaman. Mr.. Sanford had not re-
sided here for the past fifteen years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06

.Iis morning was OF FAR moro s,-io,,.,
na,uirc, 'ne explosion OF tho Kitchen rang
SIoG IhouGs'ng damage estimated al more tl,sn
During tho night tho wa,er ri,os -.
me frozen and when q fire was sia,,,,,l
g. G ,c range the steam which generated
ybicb wi ,.ic water water Jacket caused an explosion
Dnm eonipielcly destroyed the stove as
m.ehen sl Fortunately no person was 'ILe Ip
me, u.e room as the ti,nc The firencn had
hh.,,o h.1 ulihculty putting ont tho Hre nbicI1
explosion. '''c '"o'H py thc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Call for Club Election.
Special TO The Tribune,

2 Y,
OGDEN. Jan. 5.-Thc annual election
o. oiticers for The Weber club viii be
heid IN one week. Monday. January l3
~ eau has been issued by Secretary l. L.
ReyDolos. but no member OF the club has
as Yet been prominently mentioned for
the office OF president 10 succeed II, NJ,
Rowe. who has refused TO be a candida te
ior another term. Several members arc
said TO favor 4. l.. Brewer. former
president OF the club, or n. T. Herring
ton: secretary OF the Utah Canuers as
Sociation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Attorney Fills Pulpit,
Special 10 The Tribune

'tI " NHt IIlpuNe.
OGDEN, Jan. 5.-Attor,ey I,J,, =
WINS; VINO recently returned from an
eHtehded trip in Europe. was tho prIn.
I,,p v,paI speaker this morning at tho reg
Sunday OF each month at the I-tsb Ind,,s
,risl school He devoted his rcmsTks
1nt5 morning ~ his travels througb
Crceee, giving the students a vcry IN
country " VIA
The music for the service was fur
9isned by the school choir and Alfred
otrauord. the latter rendering several
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Gates Concert Wednesday,

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 6.--AIany Salt Lake peo-
pie are planning to come TO this city next
"Wednesday evening for the concert by
Miss Emma Lucy Gates and the Ogden
tabernacle choir. Miss Gates will Sing
with the full choir. a feature of the pro-
flannatus.''
Miss Gates will bring with her as assist
ing artists, z. ?, Kimhali, accompaDist; !;
Willard Flashman, flutist. and Miss Ro-
mania Hyde, violinist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Ready for Poultry Show.


T TIIDUWc,
OGDEN. Jan. 6.--The premium list for
CIe annual poultry show 10 nc held in
this city during the week OF JspI,arw
2V-25 has been issued and according 10
secretary W, l.. Bramwell of the Ogden
GoiItry association, the interest which
mas oeen shown hy the poultry breeders
OF this and other states Indicates thar
the coming show viii eclipse the first ex-
hioit given last year. y very attractive
Ilst OF prizes for The 1919 show is eX-
pected TO attract exhibitors from all parts
OF l tah and come from Nevada, Idaho
and Wyoming
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Has Serious Fall,

OGDEN, Jan. 5.--Cicorge .. FolkHlsH,
custodian OF the Weber county building,
was a victim OF last nights storm TO the
extent OF suffering from a broken arm
and dislocatcd wrist, Whilo running after
ilis hat nc slipped and fell fra Hturng
the bones of his left arm just above the
wrist and disocatlug the left wrist. The
accident occurred on Washington avenue
near Twenty third street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Secret and Fraternal Societies

expects 10 close the charter in Provo
about January 20 with 4 membership
OF about GOO.
Brothers Walker and Gllroy have been
In Park City the past three Wechs OF
Sanizing i nest there
All members are requested TO be pes
cnt at the next meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
PARIS HOSPITAL
TREATS BRIGHTS

Physicians and patients who still be-
lieVe Brlght'S Disease incu-able will he
interested In the fact that n largo New
York Exporting House sent in an order
for $4,000 worth OF Fultons Compounds
FOR Paris Hospital supplies
Check was received with the statement
that the shipment was u little slow and
an order was placed for three duplicates
TO be prepared and housed in New York
ready fo~ quick delivery on monthly Or
dcrS.
Another important order was from r.
MEDICAL Collect OF CANTON,
CHINA lie wrote that the Renal Com
pound was necessity IL the treatment
OF Kidney Disease.
The knowledge that Brlght's Disease is
being cured Is spreading around the
world.
Booklet mailed free, address Joha J.
Fulton Co. san Francisco.
Schramm- johnson, Drugs, THE Never
Suostitutors,' Fiyo (5) Good Stores. IS
local agent for FultonS Renal Compound.
Ask for pamphlet. (Advertisemcn n u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Forestcrs Of America.

Court Salt Lake No. Will moot IN the
Eagles hall on Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. All members arc requested to ho
In attendance aa several important bust
ness matters will come before the court,
also several communications from the gu
prcmo court that Will be heard and acted
upon. All visiting brothers arc welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06

lo2 North Main
The. subject FOR study As "Tho Cor
struGtlVn Power or Thought" All inter
eested In the study arc invited 10 the
lecture every Sunday evening at S:iJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
services for Mrs. Bancroft.

private funeral serviccs FOX Mrs. =" ~.
r.a,r-nft VINO died al, her home, 1907
East r:aSt' south Temple street Saturday even
ine, Mil be held at the home at 80
q Clock this afternoon luierment VIII DC
In Mt uIIyct cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Thistle CIlul,,

TIE Thistle club will hold It's fret meet
ing for the wear Friday at o'clock in
the l.. OF p, hall. South Second Enst
street. A few items OF business will be
rnents FOR the Burns celebration on Ian
uary ~ will probably be made. After
the business has been disposed oS there
Will be u social hour Cor song and seul-
-,,,,i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Congratulations for May.

Luke ). May, chief OF the MaSton de-
tect.vc agency. ls receiving conSratuia- :
,iaus5,tor horn 10 Mrs. May in st. Mark $
l,osrltgl Yesterday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Auxiliary To Moose.

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Moose viii
hold their regular meeting tonight in
the Moose hail ~ O'clock Changed
from Tuesday night on account OF an
other meeting TO be held IN hail, All
members arc requested 20 attend, az bus
inesa concerning the welfare OF the lodge
VIII be aigcussod.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
DEATH CLAIMS VETERAN
FRANCIS j. 5urnham Passcs Away Al Rpe
Old Age.


Special 70 The Tribune.
pGDCN. Jan, 5.-TraDcis 7 Eyrnb,,,
sseu 80 years, and veteran ur The civil
Ms' MWar' 1, qled at the homo OF his daughter,
MtS. Thomas Widdop, 342 Bernnrd ave.
nne, at 1850 O'clock this ,nornina cr,,n,
me ne lflflrn1itics OF old age Born In Nov
s,Irsi L9rE state, March Is. 1899, nc had re-
slaeo IN ogden only during the past Two
years During That time both SIR aud
III. HrSc eoFhnan had been living With their
nam served with the union arn,v durtnc,
iSe iHe. clPll war IS a member OF company 4;
r,Ise SItseeenth OHIO Infantry. Besides The
MIle ana daughter in this city, he il sur-
yived by three sons. George, Arthur and
~ q ron bnrnham, all residing in Supdisi
Snra StneF'9: 1,;' Sa;nada' and one daughter, Miss
pody was removed TO the Kirlicndau nm.
ueItakine rooms pending tho arrange
!ncIts i,e,r Tor Inc funeral. which Will not be
from the relatives e-E''Cu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
T. Q. 0. T.

The Past Noble Grsnds club VIII meet
az the home OF the president Mrs. Dale
2034 West Second South, TO he cnter-
taincd by the new officers Thursday
q .tcrnoon al 2:20 o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Returns to ogden Home,

OGDEN. Jan. 5.-Mrs. Z. #. kirlseu-
dali returned 20 her home today after
spending the holidays with relatives in
ST Josep.l, Mo, where she formerly re-
sided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
LOYAL Americana

Salt Lake lodge No. go win hold Cts
regular meeting Tuesday evening, jan
uary I. in l. Q. o. f. hall. Ali members
aSc earnestly requested to be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Past Noblo Grand5

The members o2 Naomi Past Noble
Grand club Will meet at the home oe Mrs
Mary c. Nickerson Thursday. January 8,
l91G. All past grands invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Silent Unity.

The ladies In the class OF SilencF [ nifty
uecs every Tucsday cfecruron at r.Nl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
Vt STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING,

'9lecrs annual meeting o. tho
Yer CO VI tho Utah Fish Screcu
,Ihe y.,ll wlll lie held Jan. 2th, 8 ..
W McIuncr;.l office of the company,
'h'yre Bldg. Suit Lake City.
|, moo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-06
ONE HOUSE, TWO FIRES.

a Or. r. c, osgood Appears to Be
Marked by Fate.
3 10 The Tribune.
pEN, Jan. For the second time
B wentyofour hours the fire depa rC-
vas summoned 10 the home OF DR..
Usgood, 1925 Twenty-tourth street,
z o'clock this morning. At > o'clock
|FenlnS sparks from the chimney
p FIRE in the attic buc the trouble
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12
TO ATTEND BIG MEETING
Grand Forks Will Send ut Least 235
Members to Crookstnn to L.
&. 7. Convention.

That the city of Grand Forks will
indicate that it is in the lead will be
evident when the big grand council
of the L.. &. T. is held in Crookston
in June. No less than 225 travellers
from Grand Forks will he in line when
the big parade starts: the Grand
Forks men will he decked out in their
uniforms of white trousers, black
coats, white ties and umbrellas. 1t
has been decided to take the Grand
Forks Military band along to enliven
the occasion.
A new council of the L. c. r. vas
installed at Fergus Falls last Saturday
night. The addition of This new rCun-
ell further increases the wonderful
growth of the grand council under
the regime of Grand Counselor w.
w. F'egan of this city. Tho member
ship has increased over 800 during thu
Past year.
Local r'ans We're laid at a big meet
ing Saturday night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12

$1,000 but could not furnish bail. AS
there will be no jury before November
n was taken to Wahpeton where the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12
BANKS MERGED
Two Wiliiston Institutions Consolidat,
cd in Bic Deal,

Williston. y. D.. May 1.-THE First
National and Citizens National banks
OF this city were consolidated. Tho
new institution will be known as the
First National bank of Williston. a
syndicate of prominent local and out
side business men and ranchers pur-
chased the assets of both institutions
The new bank will have acapital anG
surplus exceeding 100000 and re,
sources approSimating s1,000,0 0t
making it the largest bank in the
western part of the state. The Off
GERS and directors are:
President, c. II. Davidson. Jr., Min
ncapolis.
Vice President, James IL. Cooper
Williston.
Vice President, r. D. Sutherland.
WilliSton.
Cashier. w. S. Davidson. Williston.
Directors-Chris. Anderson. F. =.
Bergman. a. j. Field. Williston: q. !.
Hesge. Minnewaukan: G. T.. Ross
Minneapolis. C. J. Weiser, DEBORAH,
Iowa, n E. J. Weiser. Fargo.
The new institution will occupy the
banking rooms before occupied ly the
Citizens National. New fixtures and
equipment will be added and more
space secured to meet the require
mentS of the new concern. All the
employees of both former banks will
be retained.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEETINGS MANY
Series of Conventions in
North Dakota During
Summer Months

The itinerary of tho Sunday schtol
conventions to he held during tho
summer in the different counties OF
the state has been announced. Steele
county had its convention at Hope
May 9, 3 and d; LA Moure had its CON
vcntion at Berlin May q, ( and s;
Stutsman county is holding its conVcn
ton now, the dates being May Q. 10
and II. The other conventions tt
come as follows:
May 1914, Benson county. Leeds.
May 13-14, Grand Forks county,
1nkster.
May 1918, Kiddcr county. steele.
May Ills, Nelson county. Aneta.
May 2O-21. Sargent county. Minor.
May o0-21, Ransom county
May a2-23, Richland county, Fair
mount.
May 24-25, Mckenzie county, Alex
ander.
May "a. with w. c. Pearce, Fargo.
May %, with w. c. Pcarcc. Grand
Forks.
May 1921, Wells county Hurds-
field.
May 81. Rugby: May IS. Cando;
May 90. st. John (institutes.)
May 1890, Cass county.
May 30, Rolla or Perth hnStltute.)
juno 1-2-3, Williams county.
June 10-11-12, state convention,
Grand Forks.
June 14-15, Grisss county.
June 1919, Pembina county. twen-
ty-fifth Annual. Cavalier.
June 1919. Barnes county. Lcal.
June 21-22. Pierce county, Rugby.
June 21-22, Rolettc county, Rolla or
st. John?
June 24-25. Cavalier county, Lang
don or Milton?
June 2S-29, Burke county. Portal.
June so, July -. Bottincau county,
MaXbass.
July 4, Omio UImmons county,.
Sunday School Picnic.
July SO. Ward county. Des Lacs.
July 10-11, Mountrial county. STAN
ley.
July 1918. Mclean county. Turtle
Lake, via Underwood and across coull-
July 17-1s, Hettinger county, Bent
July 1920. Morton county, Pleasant
View, one and one-half miles south or
Lark.
July 22-22. Emmons county, Tenn
vik (Brophy).
July 1890, Adams county. Hcttins-
August "a. Dunn county, Manning.
August SO or 60, Stark county,
Dickinson.
August $40. Oliver Mercer county.
Center.
August 1918. Trail county. Hills
boro.
August 15-24, Training School, Lake
Genoa, Wis.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12
WILL MEET HERE.
Next Session of North Dakota Autoists
to be Held in Grand Forks.

At the meeting of the North Da-
kota Automobile association at Fargo
Saturday the Grand Forks Automobile
club was admitted to membership.
The officers elected at the meeting
at Fargo Saturday are as follows:
President, w. w. Smith. Fargo: vice
president. II. r. Havcrland, Grand
Forks: secretary, Seth Richardson.
Fargo; treasurer, c. T.. midget.
1t is expected that the next msctinS
will be held in Grand Forks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12
sQUAW is JAILED
Federal Authorities Place LaBelle
Woman in Richland Jail.

Fargo. n. D., May 12.-Pearl La
Belle, the half breed Indian woman,
will have to remain in the Wahpeton
Jail of Richland county until next No
vember. She was taken there yester-
day by Sheriff Ross to await the sit
ting of the new jury in the district
court, which will not be until Novem-
Der in Cass county. The woman was
charged by a man named, John Kuff-
meir with assault with a deadly weap-
on and she stood for a hearing and
was held for court in the sum Of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12

Much as YOU may envy a bis
league salary. we see by the papers
that most of the players feel they arc
getting the worst OF it.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12

hanson. But when you tell the driv-
err where you want to go, stand far
enough away so that the horse can't
bite Yau."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-12

Knowing a poet might he a. disap-
pointment. One should hate to learn
that the author of deat1less was
fond of liver and onions.