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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
Fargo NEEDLES
Present CHARGE

Fargo, N. D., June 20.-The medics
Of Fargo resent the broad charge made
at the national convention, now in
session in Minneapolis, that North
Dakota is one of the half a dozen
worst states in the west for fee split
ting b ythe doctors. The charges are
made that physicians in Grand Forks
and Fargo divide fees with country
doctors who send patients here. The
doctors, on the contrary, assert that
many Of the smaller towns are with.
out hospital facilities, and Of neces-
sity the patients are brought here
when operations are to be performed.
They insist that for years an effort
has been made to wipe out the fee
splitting practice, and that the charges
made in Minneapolis are unjust and
unfair.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
MAYOR AND BANKS CONTRIBUTE
$500 TO CHAUTAUQuA PRESS DAY.
Business Men and Citizens Show Liberal S0lrlt|
IN Financing ChautduQud-- letter Sent
To Newspaper Men.

School, managed by State Dairy Com.
missioner Flint; demonstration work
in hive stock; and q great farmers day
gathering when Prot. p. G. Holden,
the Corn King Of America, will be
present and give two great addresses
on the growing Of corn. In order to
still further emphasize the fact that
rural uplift and agriculture develop
n'ent are to have Z large place in the
purpose Of the Chau.auqua. four Of the
leading citizens Of Valley City, Viz:
Dr.. l.. 5. Platou, mayor Of Valley CitJ:
Jan"s Grady, cashier OF The American
National Bank; John Tracy, cashier
Of the First National Bank; and J. J..
Farley, president Of the Bank Of Val.
ley City, have contributed $4,000 each
making purse Of $4,000 to be award.
ed on Chautauqua Press Day, July
18th, for the three best articles on
some agricultural subject written and
published before July 10th by North
Dakota newspaper men.
To enter for these prizes no condi-
lions are laid down except that the
competitors be present at the Assem-.
bly, on July 18th and that the article
be published in some paper before
the 10th of July. No restrictions are
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

The following letter is being mailed
out at this time to the newspaper men
Of the state and will without doubt
meet with hearty response. The
men who have offered the money,
have shown commendable nberahty
that ought not to be overlooked by the
people Of Valley City. It 10 an easy
matter to secure boosters, 20 long
as it does not interfere with the pocket
book, but when there is an urgent de.
mand for money, that to say the least
Is to be used where results are uncer.
tain, it requires public spirited man
indeed to respond as these gentlemen
have done. The letter is as follows:
Dear Editor:
That the Valley City Chautauqua
Association is determined to develop
great Agricultural Departmental
summer University for farmers, their
wives, sons and daughters-in South.
eastern North Dakota-is evidently the
fact that this year they will have a
Farm Boys Encampment, numbering
$50, under the management of Prof.
Thomas Cooper, Of the Better Farm
S~np Z.
campment Of like number; a Dairy
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
HEAT REGULATION AND
CONTROL,

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office Of George A. Mcfarland, Presi.
dent, State Normal School at Valley
City, up to IL o'clock noon Of July LIST,
1913 for the installation In the school
buildings Of aforesaid State Normal
School Of complete system Of heat
regulation and control. Each bidder
Is to formulate his own plans and
specifications and to submit them with
his bid at the time above mentioned
A certified check to the amount of
$3.50 made payable to George A. Nc.
Farland should accompany each bid
as evidence Of good faith in carrying
out the contract IL called upon to do
20.
The right to reject any and all bids
Is reserved. This publication is made
by order Of the Board Of State Nor
NAL School Trustees at its session in
Valley City the 18th day Of May,
Frank A. Williston, President.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
Samud| Gray Dies
Suddenly Yesterday
(From Saturdays Daily.)

(From SATURDAYS Daily.)
Samuel Gray, brother, of Merchant
John D. Gray died yesterday noon at
the Platou hospital after an illness Of
about week. While at Hope last
Monday the deceased was taken SER
iously ill, his brother here was advised
Of his condition and accompanied by
DR.. Platou went Immediately to the
bedside of the sick man, who was
brought to the hospital here, where
he died in spite Of all that could be
done to relieve his condition.
The body was taken this morning to
Portage, Wisconsin, where the fun.
eral will be held. There is left his
wife and mother, a sister Mrs. Boures
brother Hugh who lives in st. Paul
and John D. of this place, who accom-.
panied the body east.
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edges For the
Chautauqua

! Valley City is just now beginning to
realize what the Boys Encampment
here this summer will mean. From the
'13 counties in the southeastern part
of the state 120 will gather here to
attend the Farmer Boys Encampment
at the ChautauQua. The boys at this
time, without exception, are looking
forward to their visit here and talking
of Valley City, and after the encamp.
ment, will continue to talk of their
visit here. In writing the boys their
instruction Mr.. Thomas Cooper who
will be in charge, advised the lads as
follows:
Bring three towels, comb, brush
small cake Of soap and such other
toilet articles as you may need. An
extra pair Of trousers, shirts, and
shoes may come in handy. You
should also bring a bathing suit, for
the swimming will be good and we
have an instructor to teach you how
to swim, if you do not already know
how. You do not need to bring much
baggage. We are going to take care
Of that. Blankets, quilts, and every
thing needful to make you comfort.
able will be furnished"
Lastly, remember that this camp
is for the purpose OF affording you in.
struction along agricultural lines. We
want you to 60 home better equipped
and more interested in the farm prob.
lens. You will be expected to cheer.
fully obey all rules and regulations of
the Camp. Boys who cannot do this
will be sent home Immediately. You
ARE going to have the best kind Of a
time. You will learn many new things
and will have an opportunity to hear
many interesting things at the Chau'
tauqua. In being selected to represent
your county splendid opportunity is
offered you, an opportunity that is
limited to just few boys. We want
you to make use of it and 60 back
home and tell your neighbors and
friends about It,"
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(From Thursdays Daily.)

.... lffOm thursday s DallY.J
In accordance with the custom es.
tablished to rotate the place Of hold.
ing the association meetings, which
was explained for the benefit of
younger members by Bro. Ad. Leach
Of Fargo, Minot was chosen as the
place for the next association meet.
ing, and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
L. J. Palda-President, Minot.
Darby O'Malley - Vice President,
Valley City.
Clarence Wysong Secretary, Mi
not.
w. F. Burnett Treasurer, Dick.
inson.
The third annual meeting of the
State Association, B. P. O. Elke be-
gan in jamestown yesterday. The at
tendance is large, delegates and Off
GERS from every lodge in the state
| being present. The state association
held business meeting at p. m.
at the opera house, it being the only
business session of the convention,
as the main object Of the meeting is
of social nature.
The business meeting was called to
order by President Klaus of the state
association; Chaplain r. NJ. Ronnelly
offered prayer, Mayor Blewett deliv-
cred short address of welcome, say
ing that the local committee had ov-
erlooked nothing in the way Of en-
tertainment, and while the temporal
needs of the visitors were provided
for. their spiritual welfare was also
looked after, and that every visiting
Elk had a special invitation to attend
the M. E. camp meeting in the grove
north of the city.
Response for the occasion was
made by Alfred Steel, and was fit-
ting address. welcoming the visitors
on behalf of the lodge. James Din
ME OF 255, Grand Forks, replied in
behalf Of the Elks, congratulating
them on the place chosen for the an
nual convention. He mentioned the
great increase in membership in the
order. There are ten lodges in the
state, over half owning their own
homes, with property valuation in
permanent buildings and furniture
Of over $350,000. No other society
in the state has such record.
A letter Of regret was received
from Gov. Hanna stating that pre-.
vious engagements made long be.
fore rendered it impossible for him to
be present.
Train No. came in with special
car containing the Fargo delegation
accompanied by the big Putnam
band, another of the states well
known musical organizations, with
its leader, Charles s. Putnam, and q
pieces. The band played Wednes-
day at Tower City, on the occasion of
home coming and carnival, and
came on to jamestown to be present
at the Elks convention. Among the
Fargo Elks on board were Morton
Page. Addison Leach, Sam Melon.
aid and others.
Valley City came en- masse on No.
Z, and marched to the Elks Home to
register. They were accompanied
by the ball team and crowd Of fans.
Their delegation was one Of the larg-
est outside Of Jamestown, and the
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

made In the matter Of choice Of sub
ject except that the articles present
ed must emphasize the possibilities Of
farming in North Dakota. The prizes
are to be proportioned in amounts of
800. $50 and $40. 4.
ALEX KARR, Sec.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Matter of the Estate of Chatles
Thompson, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed A. H. Gray, administrator with
the Will annexed, of the estate of
Charles Thompson, late of the town.
ship of Meadow Lake in the county Of
Barnes and State of North Dakota,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within six months
after the first publication Of this no.
tice, to said administrator at his Of
flee in the American National Bank
Building, Cor. Main st. and Fifth
Avenue, in the city of Valley City, In
said Barnes county, N. Oak.
Dated May 23rd. A. D. 1918.
A. H. GRAY,
Administrator, with the VIII Annexed.
CARR & KNEELAND,
Attorneys for Administrator
5.29.4tw jamestown, N. D.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

A deep gloom fell over this COM
munity last Saturday afternoon when
it became known that NJ. N. Olson had
been taken seriously i'll with an attack
Of appendicitis. An operation being
necessary he was placed on No. in
the evening and under DR.. Crary's care
taken to Minneapolis where the oper-
alton was performed the next morn
ing. Mrs. Olson followed on Monday
evenings train and is at present there
with him. Late reports indicate his
getting along nicely and We voice the
sentiment Of all who know him when
we hope for his speedy recovery and
return to Fingal.-Fingal Herald.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26

Mrs. Frank White Of Valley City
will give a free lecture Friday even.
ing on civic improvement under the
auspices of the Civic league. The
men and women Of the city are cor
daily invited. There will be no ad-
mission charged, nor a collection
taken. The place Of the meeting Will
be announced later.-Bismarck TIL
bune.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-26
VALLEY CITY MAN LANDS I'M
PORTANT OFFICE IN B. P. 0. {
|f|kS Takes jamestown by St0rm---far0o and
Valley City Delegation on t1dnd---fYery-
thing Looks Purple in Jamestown.

Valley City boys are after first prize
in the parade. In their delegation
were Exalted Ruler Lee Combs, Oar
by O'Malley, state treasurer Elks AS
ISOLATION; two past exalted rulers,
Nels Johnson and NJ. p. Krogh; r,
w. Bassett, D. s. Richie, and others
Several ladies accompanied them.
Other delegations come tonight and
Friday.
L. J. Palda, Jr., vice president Of
the state association, preceded the
Minot delegation. The Mandan and
Bismarck bunch came late in the day,
Secretary Of State Thomas Hall was
an early arrival from Bismarck.
The Grand Forks delegation came,
headed by James A. Dinnie, District
Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Of the
Elks for North Dakota.
There are ten lodges in the North
Dakota association, with q total
membership of over 5000 Elks. The
Lodges are:
Grand Forks No. 255.
Fargo No. 260.
Jamestown No. 995.
Minot No. 1889.
p Valley City No. ITO. =
Dickinson No. 1887.
Bismarck No. 1899.
Williston No. 1914.
Devils Lake No. 1916.
Mandan No. 1856.
The Jamestown Lodge of Elks was
instituted October q, 1905, the nu>
cleus being the old Elks club Of Is
members, mo. 260h" branch 81
Fargo Lodge No. 260. The first Of
ficers were: c. A. Klaus, E r.
Otto Bauer, E. L. Kt.; c. D. Shurl0cl,
E. L. It,: C. F. Rathman, E. Lee. H.:
R. E. Wallace, Sec.
jamestown, N. D., June 20.-Hun.
dreds of Elks from all sections Of
North Dakota are here today to at
tend the state convention Of the state
association of the B. P. o. E. The Of
fetal programme opened with the re-
ception Of visitors and registration at
Elks hall from $3.50 to IL this fore
noon.
At 2 p. m. the convention was
formally called to order by Pres Cbas.
A. Klaus of jamestown lodge. No. s55.
The business meeting is being held
this afternoon, reports and other
routine business matters taking up
the time of the delegates.
The reception Of the LADY Elks" 10
being held this afternoon from 2:3o
to S under the auspices Of the ladies
of the Jamestown lodge.
This evening occurs the automobile
parade, which Is not limited to men,
bers Of the order, the prizes being .
Navajo robe auto robe and auto
clock. ...
The Elks ball at Armory hall will
be held from to IL this evening, fol-
lowed by lunch at the Elks home.
Today's programme includes the big
Eks parade at 10 q. m: the taking
of the official picture Immediately af-
ter, in front of the Gladstone hotel
and the Elk's picnic at the Midland
farm in the afternoon.
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Times.Record Want Ads. bring results.
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A good many people Judge their
printing by IT. price and not by it,
quality; what would happen II We
judged eggs that same way? Phone
No. 1 and let us quote you on printing
that is low in price and high inqual-
ity.
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Want Ads. bring results,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
BIG BANQUET FOR
VIM. WOODHEAD
New President of Ad Clubs
to Be Principal Speaker
This Evening
Business Men of City to Dis
cuss Ways and Means for
Improving Affairs

William Woodhead. the newly elected
president of the Associated Advertising
Clubs of America. will be in the spot
light at the big banquet TO be given
in his honor at the Commercial club
tonight by members OF nearly every
commercial organization in San Fran
cisco
Men who have helped make San
Francisco will tell of the past and
the future and allude incidentally to
the part Mr. Woodhead has taken IN
advertising the Pacific coast metropolis
throughout the United States and
Canada
WELCOME HOME AFFAIR
The banquet will be a rousing well
come home sort OF an affair and the
speakers will be the best obtainable,
with Mr.. Woodhead leading off on his
pet subject of Truth" as a basis for
his discussion. He will tell how truth
and become a constructive force in
every day business affairs; how TO turn
dreams into action and the best way
to let the world know the truth about
San Francisco and California Mr.
Woodhead says he has a message for
the business man and he'll deliver II
along with lots OF enthusiasm and new
ideas for the commercial and esthetic
advancement of the city
The Advertising Association OF San
Francisco will act as host for members
of the San Francisco Chamber of Com
merce, the San Francisco Commercial
club. the San Francisco Real Estate
board, the Downtown associa tion, the
California Development board. the ex-
position officials and directors, the ad-
vertfsing clubs of coast cities and the
business men of this city in general
The addresses will be alternated with
varied entertainments.
SUPERVISOR GUEST OF HONOR
Supervisor A Fl. Giannini was the
guest of honor al the Ad Mems lunch
con at Techau tavern yesterday. He
spoke OF the banks OF the city and
what they had done toward the re-
building of the burned district by lend
Ing the citizens the necessary capital
He said the Bank OF Italy. OF which
he is the vice president, had made
1t possible for the Italian residents of
San Francisco to rebuild their homes
without suffering unnecessary hard
ships. George p. Edwards president of
the coast BANKER puDncation, acted as
chairman OF the day. He spoke briefly
on the growth of the city's banks and
told of the secure foundation on which
they transacted business.
j. Charles Green aroused applause by
asserting how pleased he was to be
home after a strenuous campaign in
Baltimore, and the other boosters
who made the Baltimore journey and
helped land the presidency for Wood
head made short talks on IT'S Good
TO Be Back in Gods Most Benign
Country" They were Samuel john
ston of the Johnston-Ayres company.
f. J. Cooper. Dawson Mayer. A. T. de
Rome and B. E. Anderson.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
JAMES DOCKERY is DEAD
Former Inspector Who Spilled had MIX
and saved Babies PASSES Away

James P. Dockery. former milk in
spector and more recently a deputy
county clerk, died suddenly Tuesday
at his home, 81 Carmelita street. He
was a native OF Sierra county, As years
of age and was prominent In the Ma
tive Sons Of the Golden West He left
q wife and one son, Eugene
Fifteen years ago Dockery was an
inspector of the board of public health
and made an enviable name for him.
self by discovering and dumping adul-
terated milk. IT was said that at that
time IL the women of San Francisco
had had vote the mothers OF young
babies would have elected Dockery to
any office he might have wished for.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
GIRLS PASS EXAMINATIONS
Especial Dispatch to The Cain

Especial Dispatch 10 The Calil
VALLEJO. July es.-Misses Mary
Supple and Annie Wunnenberg, well
known Vallejo girls. were members Of
a class of So applicants who success
fully passed the examination for posi-
tions as teachers in the elementary
schools of San Francisco. They are
eligible for appointment ss substitute
teachers.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
MAN WITH NECK BROKEN
LIVES FOR 4S HOUR s
HI. e. Elwocd Of Washington, d. C.
Brought to Hospital After Injury,
UnderxoeS Operation In Vain

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Living for
more than 4s hours with his neck
broken was the remarkable case of
Edward III. Elwood. aged Is years, who
died here early today following an
operation to determine exactly the ex-
tent of his injuries. Elwood dived into
the Potomac river at a summer resort
Sunday and struck a submerged OBJ
struction. He was brought to a hos
pital here in semi-conscious condi-
ton. Surgeons marveled at his vitality.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
OLD GRO PcOTTON BREAKS
selling Of Long Contracts Causes Sc
we're Drop In Prices

NEW ORLEANS. July 23.-The price
of old crop cotton suffered another se-
we're break today after selling out of
holders Of long contracts. Before noon.
July dropped 30 points. and August lost
rs. This made the break In July about
rs points, nearly 81 bale New crops
were comparatively steady.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL


COUNTY COURTS. IRELAND. EQUITY SIDE.
COUNTY OF KERRY. DIVISION OF TRALEF
To Denis Reidy. formerly Of Meenletrim, in
the County OF Kerry, Ireland. or II deceased to
his child or other personal representative.
TAKE NOTICE that order has been made
by the county court Judge of the county Of Kerry
ReIdy. late OF Meenleitrim. County Kerry
farmer. deceased.
AND TAKE NOTICE that the court has been
moved 10 construe the will Of the said James
Re:dv which said motion has been adjourned
to the next equity sessions at TraIee
NOW TAKE NOTICE that the above named
Denis Reidy or his child other personal rep
resentative Is hereby required TO appear upon
the bearing of said motion at Tralee the 2sth
day of October 1912, by himself, herself or
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that In de-
fault OF such appearance the court will proceed
TO make such order may seem right.
F. G. DOWNING
Clerk Of the Peace for said County.
JOHN o'coNNELI. III, D., =,
Solicitor for Aeneas Casey. executor Of the Will
Of said James Reidy. deceased. Traiee-
sT. FRANCIS Girls Directory Orphan Asylum,
Central av. and Waller sts. has admitted dur
ing the months ending June 3o 1918, the
folo.ns hns Srphan ssa
vIrgini. Miller, S years . months; Minnie
lima. 10 years Q months: Dora Cattaiina. S
years months: Verxilio Catalina. 3 years 9
months: Alberto Catalina. years months;
Pierce. II years months: Marian II. Moore
years 9 months; Charles n. Moore. 4 years
months.
TO whom IL may eoncern-I will not be respon-
sbe for any bills or business transactions con-
fraeted by my partner Leo E. Chattock.
r. CLARKE.
be responsible for any debts. G. SANGUI-
NFTTI. 1ia Arkansas st:
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
COSTUMES

LADIES' elegsnt costumes for theatrical. private
entertainments masquerades; costumes made
to order and rented. Trans-Pacthc Amusement
Enterprise. 1920 Hewes bldg: Douglas 80:
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
TORRANCE

CALIFORNIA; MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY.
located on steam aud electric railroads between
Los Angeles and its harhor. For information
relative 10 business opportunities. real estate
investments and factory sites write KARL
BREHNE. 1031-3T Pheian building; phone SUIT
fa-A
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
CITY REAL ESTATE

,. w. WRIGHT & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
e2s MONTGOMERY ST. (MILLS BUuDING).
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES

FEW uneaIied for second hand trunks and suit
cases for sale cheap. L<sey's Big Trunk Fac
tory. 7o7 Mission cor. Cd; phone Douglas 5l92.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24

ALONG
The MUNICIPAL CAR LINE
Beautiful Residence and
Business Property
Right on the Car Line
from FortIeth Avenue West
Most Lots have Double View
Prices and Terms Reasonable
As on ordinary Property.
EVERY LOT A MONEY MAKER.
Beautiful Homes Being Erected
throughout the District
Get OF the Gesry st. car 4Tth and
see the NEW HOMES BUILT BY HALLETT.
VERY EASY TERMS.
Get one OF new circulars
L1PMAN & HlRSCHLER
Main office. 32i Bush st
-4@ch office, cor. Fulton ST. and seth ave.
open daily. including sunday
FORCED 70 SELI1-BUILDISG LOT
ss5n--Iat 25x10o. Ia Wateryiile St near Silver
AZ terms can be arranged Apply Homestead
Realty 10 Inc Tn4 Market ST.. room 2p2.
F0R sale cheap room house and bath; yard,
RI53 oath st. OF call az 1907 Lane sc. South.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24

FOR SALE.
s.. .000-Garage and machine shop business; all
new and nrst class equipment OF tools for a gen
eral line OF machine work: most desirable loca-
tton ca state highway In the heart Of rich and
prosperous Soiano valley. See fer yourself or
write W. II. TAYLOR. box 5T2. Suisun. CAL
LADY or gent Of Intelligence with 81 600 cash
and services for furnish substituted, plain Of
fee work: experience unnecessary: exceptional
opportunity; ground floor proposition; handle
vour OWE money; salary $500 month and per-
cenrage Of immense profits. See manager,
room %. q64 Market St. 9. r.
HAVE 10 agencies for sharpening safety rszor
blades: also machine; will sell business for
$50. c. II. CUNNINGHAM, Gordon hotel, 1th
and Mission SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
BUSINESS CHANCES

PROPERTY 70 exchange anywhere. city or coun-
try. NEWELL MURDOCH CO.. 30 Montgomery
St. $. =.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-24

TO whom il may eoncern-I will not be respon-
sible for any bills or business transactions con-
traeted by my partner, Leo E. Chattock.
Cr ApET