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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-30
HEADACHE POWDERS
PROVE FATAL AGAIN
ray Assoc ! ated Press.,

RACINE, Wis, Jan. 29.-Excessive
quantities of coal tar in consecutive
doses Of headache powders taken by
Mrs. Bertha Breheim, 80 years Of age,
caused her death.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-30
DULUTH NAN WAS
RELEASED ON BOND
fsx .A.soclafeu Prsas. ,

LE,AvENWORTH, KAN, Jan. 90.
Fred Mooney, OF Duluth. who entered the.
federal prison with the other labor Lead
ers in connection WITH the dynamite
conspiracy" was released on bond.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-30
Optimistic Diplomats still in
London Hope 10 Avert Re-
sumption Of War
Allied Balkans Realize DaiO-
tanning Compact is Secret
Of Their Power
New Protocol Just Signed
! viii Furnish Basis for
Peace Negotiations
(ey Ac:sciatsd p~.ssJ

cONSTANTiNOPIE,J Jam 2s.-Tnrkey's
reply to the note Of the powers will be
handed to the Austrian ambassador to-
morrow. Diplomats here were fa"orab!y
impressed with the information received
respecting the reply, and were san0ui &c
that the Turkish counter proposals will
serve as basis for settlement, or at
least permit the resumption ot nego.la.
tions.. Said pasha, former Grand .izler,
was appointed minister and president Of
the courcit o! state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-30
NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION

TusKEGEts, ALA, Jan. 29.-Members
of the executive board Of the National
Baptist convention are gathering here
for their annual session tomorrow. when
the date and place for holding the an
nual convention will be selected.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-30

: :. 5. :. :. :. :. :. :. (. :. :. ::
:: THE WEATHER.. ::
:: North Dakota-SnoW and ::
:. colder Thursday; Friday, fair, ::
:: cooler. ::
:. South Dakota-Rain or snow =:
: and colder Thursday; Friday, ::
= colder, probably fair. ::
: : = :. :. :. = :. :. :: :: :. ::
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
rmE CONVERSION or sEl.rI:ns.

The Herald hssicna to express lts
sratIhcation at The mat conversion 90
Mayor sellers. who admitted last night
at the council meeting that he had
come o. the conclusion that Albuqu.r-
quc has sufficient saloons. u not per
hsps n trlHe too many
The mayor is 90 be congratulated.
The congratulations would bc even
more heartfelt on the part of the
pcupin Of al lsast half 90 the city had
,ho mayor seen me fisht when a Nas
offered him. ius' before the granting
Of a saloon license FOR the corner ~
central avenue and First street. max
ing u impossible for newcomer M
Albuquerque 60 enter 90" main busi-
ness disric, without passing by q ss-
loon unless he yaiks ia the middl,
OF the street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
SCHOOL SOCIAL cENrEns.

Three hundred ana hiriy-cight
schools n lot cities ct tho United
ttates we're usod as social ccntcrs dur
ms the past season, aecording 60 re-
port complied hy Clarence Arthur Per.
~ Cor the sage Foundation Oniciuis
- The United states bureau Vt cdu-
cation, whp have examincd thc re-
port. declare that II is bound 10 siim-
nlatc interest in his rapidly develop
lug phase 81 me movement for wider
use ~ the school plant
ar Pcrr nnds thst n - of the
ioi cities social cen'ers wrre directed
Us paid workers New Yarh had Is
such ocntcrs and chicago 10. while
Philadelphia Boston. columbus De.
troit Jersey CTS. Louisville. Rochcs-
ter and Trenton uc also among tho
cities included ln this list There Is
pide VARIATION IN the lcnsih o. the
season. from uvc or sis weeks In sotnc
Iocsiliies 90 the tul school torn in
oth.rs % iael u,ti, uniformi', prs~
win as a. hat constitutes a social
oeuisr AIT Penn presents IN the re-
port tentative denniiion ~ social
center az follows - community may
be said 10 ln,t q schpglhousc social
oenfcr n oRe ~ ~ sch0ol buildings l'
thrown oprn 10 Inc public on Que o.
more nxed uights week Tor at least
twelve wecte ycsr for activities ~ "a
social. rocrcnilpnui o. elsie chHraoi"r.
regularly directed y, one w nofc
trained readers"
The repnit aioo precn'r aais 90
ihe CROWNS use ~ aeha"i 'uiid'nT
for palliiul ineeuuRN 20 ciot'iapd'
ohio. nieslinss were held 10 the
schools a. discuss the new oonsiilu-
,ionsl pfo,lsions fhai vefs before tue
people Cor adoption. 10 Jersey cry
lbp pubIis achoolp perf openea 20 par
,l..s ooi,flaai mtellnoH Nl.1 grAlliy-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

Inc fcsalis. eight public school audi.
,orlams In New York city we're also
opened for the same purpose. aud in
Chicago the assembly halls we're en-
rloytd fos political rallies and proved
= distinctly popular innovation Mil
wankec. VITA. aud Worcester. Mass
are elilcp where thc schools have for
tomc time been used for politicet
meeting places.
The use of schools ~ polling placea
is another recent development thirty
schools IN Los Angeles were used for
this purpose IN 1911. IN the past scar
Milwaukee BEGAN using thc Easements
Of school buildings as polling places.
m New York the commissioner 81 ac-
counts recommended that the school
buildings be used for REGISTRATION
booths throughout the city. declaring
that the plan would mean The saving
OF = considerable part ~ tho hundred
thousand dollars expended Tor rcntgl
ever, scar Definite adoption ~ the
Idea ~ sghooh a. polling places BE- re-
ported from iiostou. Mass Berkeley
anJ i.ong Beaci cal. Grsnd Rapids.
Mirhi Madison wr aud salt Lake
cts. Utah.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
IaQrou LE0lsLl NIXON.

A nstahig fcatIrr Of me FIRST ten
DAYS Of the legislative srssion has
been the aumhrr 81 measures intro
,llced looklng 60 tho regulation ~ the
ilauor traffic in New Mckee. The tonu
~ These bills indicates tha, there ~
a rsshrr general disposition IN the
legislature 10 consider drastic law
ruoking "a souchIng the sale OF intoS-
icastis iiauurp whlls ~ the Herald
stated yessrYday thc local opiiou plan
appears IN wany respects the most
rcasonablo method Of regulation. s''
Ia any EVEN, stringent legislation o.
likely 20 meet vith shc approval %
she majority ~ the voters q the state
The local need o. better lcgai machln.
cry relative 10 me iquor trafnc IL
wcll known Ia Albuquerqus where
only recently the mayor and eity
council suuayciy IN The face % pop
uiar sentiment which made Itself
known Ia no uncertain Nay. granted a
LIQUOR selling license 10 applicants
who wa IN accordance thersNith open
up another saioon right AZ ths froo,
door ~ the city 90 AibuausToue where
the people most cmphaueaily do not
want another saloon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
labs IN THE SOLAR PLEXUS

Persistent reports hats been cur
rent here for the past several daA s,
that two detectives at the Burns
agency are in Stniu i'c Watching 90"
lawmakers. Santa fv Dispatch.
IA
,su.ck. Doctor Watson. tn cigarette
Stand hark mcn. give him air
l am iiawkshpwiurk HOLMES
Aud les uo mann dare 10 touch one
hair uf
Little Buttcrrur's, head
INST lurk mr the sis gun.
Here comes Ga Scion
Wait Watson. uniii yuW eco the
Nhiics ut his eyes,
My men tcu mv he wac seen Ncsttr-
Jay carrying pitcher "i ice
water
To has ruum--tNlg, b. has iuiI-d W'
bat u0w I
Have him on thc h.p. hy tn eye
broWH with thc goodt
deep boom shakes bUildlugl
Ah-h-h' harth rs Ia the bath'ub
now Tor O.
Ana one ct mS operatives
icils m. that YESTERDAY suiScr VOTED
YES
And that John Baron Burg
iias Joined the cauCus--aud that e
tapitoi
Sweeper lyouriu q nav broom ycstcr.
ua, aud had IL charged.
The riot Thickcns bat Be- az
thicker Than ms bead
LANDS up Ans man Who moves Wil
get bullet
Through the gasoline tank
I have " low down that Lsushrcn
Has told another one vi those SNcde
stories h.
HOLT. aud that McCoy has sold
A carload "a beams "a Mabrl.
The cNidsupr h. locked ~ iu
Catron's garage they cannot escape
US
watson make not, Fornon
Went tu Mexico. wearing one flannel
And some other things also Frank
Staplin's press
Brok, down aud The foreman pied h..
form
II is D,mnablv Couspirac, but
TINY shall
Al pay for it.-th, S"t is Tight umS
Have yuu your HNpuOcrmic and ~"
Dope. Watson
Now pat your &c 90 thn kc>huic--
do you see
Evans taking SECOND piece of pie
The Dictagraph
~ Ni place anu VIII l'll "" 'N"'''f
What hr ~Hid GO tl, waiter
Thr chain Is ,onpl,to-- Com'. Wat
buu
Lei us hast,u to The .mu~cuW
And s,.t ih, bou,s ~ coronado
Wr ne a c,idrn," tnHi hnny-
Have been passed around ulso get
the $3.50
IN, Major il,v.lyn welded ar Sau
Juan hill
tinns
Qul,i nov, Watson llu
TT wcl-I
TIE MAYOK Is NOV, ou the uour
ucts' bench.
Sent WI may expect IA, poiI
had parcels post roun'r
SEW YORK. me us Chln,. ct
last
.
UTAu AND NEHMuNT ar' r.r
tv" leading Grand old stand I''
states.
FRANCE WOULD NOT t,rm us.
herself Without opening up DO" pr.
fus ease once ." = '''.
YES. WE SAW spring bur..t r
- mUiucrs window yesterday and a
rccdN looking meadow Nik over Dos
the Itio Gruudc.
o
the TIUST CLAIMS fur doWJ t..
tn goods cent bt parcel pust have h''u
flied aud the 'laim department g.
getting right down tu hard WORK
.
TItE WALTERS and ruula tu E.u
Y"th have struck aBsln aud ihusr who
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
CONSTITUENCIES

IN, suggestion Of some 0f the dele.
estes Of ths allics at London thai
CoRstantinoplo be made sn autono-
NOUS city. under European control
would. " carried out add an inter
esting chapter 90 the marvellous his
iory 81 a city which WAS. indeed the
first great CHRISTIAN capital
For nearly sixteen centuries Con-
stantinoplc has ranked Ia tho hrst
cluss 81 the historic cilies of the
world. lts nine centuries as Byzana
tium we're rich with the deeds of
many rumsntic characters. such ns
Darius IiystaEpcs Of Cimuu. Df Art
blades. of Lysapder and of Ncuoph"n
Much of Grcck history. sud 81 the
story 80 10, conflict between Eur"u"
and Asia, conferred upun th" hills
overlooking the Golden Horn Nor
should h bo forgotten that when Bt-
zanuum fcl tho Holman empire. boa
tho act of DESTROYING H. opened tb"
way tor its ovA destruction.
a nen era began in the vurld.s hs-
tors when the ,it, bccamc co., i'm
perisl seat of the Emperor CouGan-
tine who marked b. with the official
recognition 90 Chrlstauitr As % great
Christian capital ~ SEEMED tor man,
years &" enjoy Charmed 'xisienc'.
huldiuE out against The hordes 90
Goths Huns qua Bulsars. who su,-
ccssiy,l' attacked 10.
strmgel, enough. after betting Tor
upwards OF 500 years %, great yaii.
'ai % Chrisi,an Europe " Vas fur
TIN nrst time cgpturcd ana looted by
thriNiBn Europe itself professedh
on the Fourih Crusad, against the
.Turks Following iis restoration Geo
thr Greeks o. was twice assaulted by
Turkish armirs. ana the second ul.
tast resulted m BE- miIng into tur
hands which sser since have held %.
o. was on Mu3 -, 1853. that this
happened and tbgt date hsf ever
erue. been reg8rf,G as one 81 the
landmarks ct history u Cpustsn.
tines foundation 81 the city marked
q new cpoch, no less 90 did the soc
pnd Mahomots conquest ~ h. aud
rquulh notable Win hr ha erection
int0 hn lutonono1s municiraiin %
fhai ocruTs.
So might D., too much up r1pect the
impondins desperation 0f CoHainnu-
n"pir. whatever II might Secs to ho
niarhed with circumstance of mao.
uent 20 thc Wofid comparable wiih
what has happened ia The past. Yci
n would be- rash 20 bclittlc its possible
aisniheanee. Tho present n an era
81 snomentous events.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
GET 1T our or TIM WAY.

The state lcslsIsiurc has twice gone
on record by majority guts in favor
Of Albert p Fal az Ual,sd states sen
-tor n ~ becoming more evident,
every day that tho sentiment In the
second session remains the same aud
tliat tisc ont, result " au attempt TO
change this s6uilmen, wlif BE- dclsy'io
legislation and more playing OF poll.
ties Al santa Re. In the first scsslon.
with the presidrntlui election looming
ahead. there was perhaps some ex-
cuse for politics with the election
thing ~ The past and the need 81 con-
sirurtiys law making much more az.
sent even than last year. there h alb
Hoiutoiy nothing ~ warren, the lnicc-
ton 81 another litter Cactional tight
into the legislature. Indications ~
this writing are that such n hghi has
no uhancc ~ being successfully in-
augurotod ami REGARDLESS Of merits %
candidates thc people will breathe %
sigh Of relief when the senatorial mat
itr h safels out OF the way. u has
been thoroughly demonstrated that
The Srw Mexico legislature wants a.
n Fali as senator u q technical error
was made Ia his last election. let %
be righted al the earliest possible op-
portunity; SCI the senatorship on, of
ihe way ami prococd tu the lranEac-
ton of huulueu
The inclination TO follow th.H pgu-
afsn, u MOST gratifying
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
= srAHrrlNG RECORD.

Ncw Mexico has good rich, to he
heartily ashamed - sae record 81 sew.
enty-fte honicidcs within tho past
year a RECORD testified to- bS the vi.
ueials ~ The uwvRsed police llcrne-
lilo cvuuy has even greater cause So
hc ashamed in that sho contributed
hsc ~ ihcsc kiiimes. including the
hrst and ihr ast % the year IN
nity-nvr OF inc sevcnty-nve cases re-.
corded In isie drunkenness h. given
as the dIrob, or indirect cause Of the
crime.
n IL fearful showing foT The first
year ~ Statehood Il New Mexico b.
90 retain reputation AZ iaH-abiding
she viii have 90 adopt
stringent measures To- better thc show
ing during iais
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
THE In,,o,tant Items.

she b. thc latest N"N Nork sir,
The papers praise het dress.
ll"r luodi' ard her motor rHr
Arc mentioned n th, pro.
The "details of her last divorce
~ sum,N h8' doubtful m"sl.
ll,r 'ulI'. and h'r fsd. uf ,uurf".
Nr' mentioned iu th' press
!, ff.t
T1rs" detail. -'uuicsy columns GET.
NuUt" seen tD,m moro ur ir.
it,r detug Tina hus mover see.
ro'u mentioned Zoo the press
ftr....Ir H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

Wh1tr the news Zoo Piuuk,uir
The authorities have decided rIJ'
the old railroad bridge b. dsus.rog+
II always thoush 81" Hu' what
made them decide"
six pcopl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
WISDOM 10 IIti riINfIN y
4SSSNN4ANsSNN go .


lFuri summon Erf''N
ru, liEg,. l"ul i- the uu' hu
know 10 aIl
3
Nuu ,bu moi piI,k BE- ur'u '"u.
.ri,u,, Ji 10 isn't bis .u"u'h 600 MAKE
81 bul, Boo U
o
Quite uuuu,r cot bachelor
rIprh lflp Nrtr Intact
~ Go rt urr, uu nutu'u wHU "'I'n
never g,' here, aud wouldn't caro- .'
.tHN Nrr hong
=,
Som. meme dpa ut n,ug lcldlus
politician ls iu nuJd ib' band Wagon
Path. N,,hlr Nr =, lHii.--t'f'F'Ii
Four Nrv PleiBros PastiWo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
JOHN CASEY DIES
On WAY To The
HOSPITAL
Santa Fc Brakeman, Injured
at Bluewater This Morning.
Passes Away While En-
Route to Albuquerque.

john 'a.... 3D. Santa e. Hnh'wu.
employed Hu a work. tr.u Moor 'hu
uHir go I'.,nti,r. 0u iU' 5000
lines vus injured carl, th- muluiur
tu seriously fh.I Dee ii"d ~ ~1NHu'r
white H"Ing uruusht g." 'h" h"sIIl'l leo
Aluuuu,,qIr
The unfortunate hrukvuwu 'ui. uu.
der hIH train pud hIs lott nrm AMI .u.i
I'E HrIr severed IIuW hir '"dt It,
vJs placed .r 200 uut1uurd itHu fu"
br Iluu.,u u. GuiUu adWin'-."f'.
.utrsruH ir.H. n,ut nui 90" nIuil'
Wrr' too sTrHf md drHiu ,'i1" .'u.
'nr, hu.H. .fl.r ths te 'id'ui
Pi,tWDIu. Brittany -- -."u.
IJstimU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
Lnnl,nrA ann IIi,lnr,

January 20. 1895 william Snak,s-
p'1rc and Fron,is Bacon "Nchaug,
cards and duel 10 narrowly fv,rtcd
Jaudary 20. ts3i-licnr, VlU very
grouChy BECAUSE ho has to beat tHr
palace rugs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
ICE FLOEs STOP WORK
ON THE COLORADO
uh rra-cd Wire tu Evening licraldl

Iua AnrrIU. Ian 20 Woth uu tur
his gm,uu,ul dIbc near Fort Nl".
n,o hnr n.ru ura,'t,'liN 4i,'uo' l.
u',urIiue Goo uuph rvp"ri' l"daN "'.
Daus, the ludina Hbut"rr 'inrll.''
uu th, project d,riino tu ilHh Ih"u
fUil nuti awpu. ihr tt un' i""
There no..u. . ,a,uta .t -huoi|ua
thr rtrde uh.h uhouud 100 thr Dos
.trctut h.i IH ~. rnturd P 'i'
cent ruIU weather. has F" hIhI lh'
river that ihr, fear io ir' I
That's s th, m-i tnc thW Geo
ru % uuauilti, har ever o'vn HNth "n
thv Colorado rNer iu ihiH lalilnh'
Tonlsti--whi,lnm ~ hls Eap Tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

visit that city mss SET have tu carry
their lunches With them.
go
MONEY o. not rNuts thlug
Father often hrnes
That hc furnished alf To-, nous,
WIN tu1a 20 taEs
o
\ VALE PROFESSOR SAYS thorc
is great difficulty 100 diaiiuEu shine
between tive Psychology ot idiucS ana
genius. Both us q rule write poetry
or photographic
.
TIE rNifigNNpUtsTs should
worry about ihc New ENGLAND BRUNCH
ct Hotel and Restaurant Employee
International Nlliane, rnd Hartcu1,fs
international League ot America.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

whats Tie excitement hct" t"-
day t' Inquired tbc man truw Mt,s
'lutcrilauct series. explained th.
fan briefly The earth PLAYS ~sturu
Tor ehdmuiUuship or The uni,rts, '--
Courier Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
Tl,c Crasr I'or iM1ur,.

,FtuW the New Nurk prrssp
IRVING rINCE. so--Inrp, Wt-
nisIcd room, vith private b"d. heat
eel. s..
o
USE SiloHT words thc, are the
kiHd to use.
- know. said Tie ucup' k,d hu..
baud. 'snd thin words. tb, Kind lu1
,an get ln cdppn ivr"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

10 uN 90 uo good io mdUH af
sionugtapuer Iur ah, continued the
hHph ot iar ohiee in lhrlr hpinr
How su|
When he stafis 20 dictate sh. takes
him down. Baltimore American.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21
Tuuighi-- " hitlng n hi- tHp iur
lilc ON kHte~ ~ tic tink

'or any itchiucrs oi tho skiu. tor
tkW rasiiur chap, pimpirs, etc, 40
s l,, Hp'nen, Sof a',aIl dFss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

i.. .l I',,.. na'"", *.'".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-21

rrm~m. nuusu,' r. s.go
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-05-26

FOR sALE-A good phonosra4h Ad-
dress -" Leader office
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-30
PLANS JUVENILE WRAD
Miss Topping. Matron Of C%rittenton
Home, Plans for Addition
of Cottage.

Plans for a Juvenile court ward
where principals in Juvenile court
cases may be housed away from the
older inmates in the institution were
made last night at a dinner given the
board Of directors of the Florence
Crittenton home by its m~atron. Miss
Lillian Topping.
Miss Topping showed the directors
where more room was needed in the
large and new home on the south
side, only built within the last two
years, and asked the support of the
board in securing a. ten-room cottage
for the accommodation Of smaller girls
who came to the home by order of
the Judge of the Juvenile court.
The matron of the home thought
that such cases should be segregated
as it Is unwise to have these smaller
girls In with the larger girls who seek
the shelter of the home. The mem
bers of the board CONQUERED In her
opinion and agreed to back her in the
movement to get such a cottage or
juvenile ward.
Miss Topping is to finance the new
juvenile ward herself. She will gladly
welcome the assistance Of everybody
in the city interested in the home who
desires to contribute anything toward
the comforts of the place in the way
of furnishings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-30
AFTER DISHONEST
ADVERTISERS
AID. CLUBS MAKING 1T HARD
FOR THE FAKE ADVERTISERS.
v. MOORE TELLS OF MEETING
AT CHICAGO OF ASSOCIATED
AID. CLUBS.

B. v. Moore of the Dakota Trust
Co.. returned from Chicago Sunday
evening where he attended a meeting
of the vigilance committee of the AS
ISOLATED AID. Clubs OF America. This
meeting was attended by members
from all parts of the country and the
reports given in on the fight for hon
est advertising were very ~encourag-
ing. ...s.
The Boston AID. club reported that
they had succeeded in getting d fraud
order against a firm in that city who
were taking in an average of oveA
$600,0 900 a month or over So, 600, 900 al
year from the innocent investors OF
the country. From all parts of the
nation similar reports were presented
and the work has only just commence
ed. The Associated Ad. clubs propose
to keep up the fight until every per-
son can have full confidence in all adj
vertising appearing In the public
press. .->-= II gga
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-30
SENTENCED TO PEN
Judge Pollock Sentenced Two Men to
Terms in the Penitentiary Yes
terday Afternoon.

Two men were sentenced to terms
in the state p~enitentiary at Bismarck
late yesterday afternoon by Judge Pol
lock of the district court.
One was PerIe Austin, colored, the
porter who took a number Of razors
from the Hickey barber shop on
Eighth street south and distributed
them among his friends. At the pre-
liminary hearing before Judge. Miller
Yesterday morning Austin was bound
over under bonds of $500. Yesterday
afternoon he pleaded guilty to the
charge. Judge Pollock sentenced him
to Bismarck for one year.
The other man was Harry Dudley,
who pleaded guilty to obtaining money
under false pretenses. His sojourn at
Grove, just outside the state capital,
will be for three ears
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-30
MEN
HOLD MEETING
LAST MEETING or MIN-DAK
MOTORCYCLE CLUB OF THIS
YEAR WILL BE HELD ToMoR.
ROW EvENING-REPoRT OF
DECEMBER RUN.

The Min-Dak Motorcycle club will
hold its last regular meeting of the.
year 1918 tomorrow evening at the
usual meeting place, COZ Second ave-
nue. north. All club members are
earnestly requested to attend this
meeting.
The committee on entertainment for
the annual netting to be held some
time in January will have a report. so
that the officers desire all who Eaye
time to. be present at this meeting
1t is expected that a large number
of enthusiasts will be present, as be-.
fore Christmas many could not get
away from their work evenings.
vi Although some are still riding the
club made it's regular run Dec. Fl,
when quite a number of the members
had a somewhat cold, but enjoyable
ride to GAINESVILLE and return. The
roads were perfect and no one expert
enced any difficulty in making the
trip.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-30
fine CONCERT BY
CHURCH CHOIR
QUARTETTE CHOIR OF FIRST
CoNGREG ATloNAL CHURCH
WILL GIVE SPLENDID CONCERT
FOR BENEFIT OF CHURCH ON
FRIDAY. JAN. g,

A fine concert is promised the music
lovers Of Fargo on the evening of
Friday, Jan. 8, when the quartette
choir of the First Congregational
church will give a musical evening
for the benefit of the church.
The First Congregational church
choir has a wide reputation in this
city as one of the best musical organ
izations of Fargo. 1T is under the
leadership Of Frank V, Steele, the
popular baritone, who has become
such a favorite in the city's musical
circles. ...
Mr.. Steele was formerly on the
grand opera stage and for several
years sang in Europe, appearing with
many Of the great voices in Italian
opera. The character of the pro
gramme to be rendered at the coming
concert will demonstrate his famili-
arity with high grade music.
Among the particularly appealing
numbers to he offered on the concert
programme is the Spinning Wheel
song from Martha, which is the first
time 1t will ever have been rendered In
Fargo. Other beautiful numbers will
be included in the programme.