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The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
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burgh $3.50; lower berth $50. uposs
berth 81. whole room e3.s0.
ION BUFFALO AND ALL PQuNTO
1AsT, Tussday. Thursday and oatus.
foa AEfENA. MACkINAo AND
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~ WEEK END EXCURSION nvHnY
OATURDAY S2.6o Clsvsland - round
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The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

Bsstsess-itke Pristing. No fuse end
no feathers. The plain, neat kind thst
looks right. T1aes Prsntlug c. 81
John R-st Phone Main 1894
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

Cincinnati is to have = permanent
exhibit building for wares made In
that city.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

~ Qat Understanding audiences.
SG1d Burke, baritone. who ID .
Dr q The Melba-Kubslik COM
NJ heon winning his share OF
- onpaause and his vocal accom-.
80 hnvo bssn the subject OF
l1 pgaisO. The other ASSISTING
Uto include Gabriel LApierrs. pi-
|G ana Marcel Moyse, fiutist. The
1870 q seo1s will open-in Grin
rkx) (endAy. Nov 10. Following 70
1onpleta sprogram: Aria, Ben
eo Csllmi." (Dias). Edmund
~: Concerto No. :. d Minor
I1Giawsli), Kubelik: song. 10.
rH ths Gentle Lark" (Bishop).
.xh1iea&o by Marcel Moyse. Nine.
6kGs Whxn Dull Care" (Old
~. (Esvsftdge). ITO Anthsa,
coG1. Ddmund Burke; aria. II
ours. {lfosart). with violin OBJ
l||Eo Mime. Melba and Kubelik;
2 I111. meeting OF the Waters" Min
Si Roy" Irish melodies). (Moore).
ma Burke; song. so SAlsn
=" (Arditi), Nine. Melba; Span
lance" (Saracate), "Humoroske.
3Sofak), witches Dance" pagan
Nv, Kubelik.
rof. ]. w. Nen has removed his
flic studio TO No. "A Elixabeth-st
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

"a Mies. Beth Levin, who recently came
10 nDtroit from New York to Join the
faculty. Of the Ganapol School OF Mus
Ical Art will give Q piano recital, Mon
doy evening. Nov. 10. In Ganapol hall
Mir Levin viii play Bach, Schumann
Chopin. Debussy and List numbers.
" gpoBiaI number will be given by
MIS- Theodosia Eldridge, violinist
md Miss Ada Lillian Gordon, pianist
The following pupils Of Misses Ada
Llll1aA Gordon, Hilda Lichtenstein,
HiI1a Lee. Theodosia Eldridge, Grace
Eoro0f. and Beulah Ward, OF the
0an&p6l School OF Musical Art, ap-
|pooe1d An the concert training class.
We14&tday: Alice and Clarence Light.
~. Charles etrelinger, winifred Car
ly1e. AfGenta Oakes. Gertrude Bells.
nnnv Kathleen Oman, Peggy Kahn.
WA4t1 tE3lIl Thelma Howe, Jean Nc.
xa1kf xotherine Howard. Sadie Agree.
'v)vf19 Thompson. and Rosa Morris.
~ my BsPrest0n, Of the faculty.
1y4Ha Gponp ~of piano numbers be-
~ - Detroit New Century club
D0 ~ that brought her enthusiastic
- Mr.. 0anapol.- director OF
b xSehOol, VII, gise . sesies Of
on Al, 0anspo( hell. the .nrst TO
& ne eschesfta end it,. jnstru-
oo[ly n December.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

1is115ss, tie pianist. and !
1ent q Detroit, who left
~ ~ 40 70 : 1tnide 81
Nv ~ brst pi&no recital
- ~ ~ city, Oct. IL. At
~ - hr1lnant audi
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

linz IN Miss P0rtere studlo. Miss
~ ecoville, soprano, assisted.
tudents from the piano. violin,
Io and vocal departments Of the
aDonald School Of Music. gave
[aio musicale, Saturday afternoon.
81 MIS- Norma Meyer. flutist. will ~
Westminster Presbyterian church
Ieir. in I musical service, Sunday
(nins-
ne Orpheus club. DetroIt's we'll
vn male chorus will give Z con-
~ - nj. Clemens, Thursday even
Nov. 20, under the auspices Of the
H1ieg Literary club.
Euplls from the piano class Of Mis-
l1nbeth Thorpe viii give . concert.
ff1ay evening, Nov. II, n the Y. W..
K y. hall. Mia1 1Gercia Beaubien. so
K 3sxno. will assist. go TN'
leiss Lucy A. Davis. soprano. win
VA ! SOM recital In Saginaw. Frf
y ~ Gvening, Nov. n. Ma Lille Gul
z n6sen Moore. win act - accom-
n1i)gt for Miss Davis.
I.
uamuud Burke, the baritone. who
RIW appear In Detroit with Nine. Mel
& ~ and Jan Kubeiik, Thursday even
\ ~ Nov. Is. IL q cousin Of Harold
s1nftio, OF this city.
u u psopie's chorus, under the dirsc-
t1Du Of Charles Frederic Morse, or.
Cn1st Of st. Paul's Episcopal cathe-
y 1Sal meets every Tuesday evening at
Z : o'clock, In Solvay Guild hall.
Harold Jarvis has returned from .
tWo months concert tour with his
own. company through the Canadian
\ n0E<nmeek- Sunday evening. MI. Jar
IN VIM 1ine IN the First Presbytsrian
1AuEok N1xt week. Mr.. Jarvis will
\ 3o)1H oonceSt engagements In Ionia,
sWyndDor and Detroit.
Pr0f. Edward Reechlin, of New
Yor4 will give an organ recital In
~ andrews Evangelical Lutheran
church, "wednesday evening. Nov. IL,
o&nn~faA hx Rnvun0nA TNn,lit1 vfoItu-
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

4 Prof. Edward Reechlin, of New
York Will give an organ recital In
II. Andrews Evangelical Lutheran
church, "wednesday evening. Nov IL.
o6glGtod BY Raymond Dulitz, violin
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

4 bupiIs from the piano class Of Misc
~ 3. Porter gave q concert, FRIDAY
ning. IN Miss Porter's studio. MISS
~ Gcoville, soprano, assisted.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

II 6tudonts from the piano. violin,
|Io and yocal departments Of the
eDonald School Of Music. gave .
lilo musicale. Saturday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

NJ rof. J. w. Ne6 has removed his
u6tc studio TO No. "a Elixaoetn-sI
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

- poople's chorus, under the dirsc.
o1Du Of Charles Frederic Morse, or.
Cn1st Of st. Paurs Episcopal cathe-
Jxal meets every Tuesday evening at
i O'clock, In S0lvay Guild hall.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

~ Mis- Norma Meyer. futist. will -
Westminster Presbyterian church
1RQir, in : musical service. Sunday
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Providence Hospital auxiliary Will
meet. Thursday afternoon, Nov. Is. In
the hospital.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

& ne Orpheus club. Detroit's we'll
oWn male chorus will give con-
|14 IL nj. Clemens. Thursday even
S Nov. 20, under the auspices OF the
H11og Literary club.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

A philosophy club has been organ.
lied BY DR.. Lewis G. Carson, Of the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music. to
meet In the conservatory every Satur-
day afternoon. for the study OF phil
osophy. The program for the Wed
nesday afternoon conservatory must
Gale, Nov. ~. will be given by Miss
Elisabeth Bennett, contralto: Miss
Oleane Doty. pianist; Archibald C..
Jackson. baritone, and William Graf
ing King, violinist.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

"a Damund Burke. the baritone. who
mn appeas IN Detroit with Nine. Mel
~ and Jan Kubeiik, Thursday even
~ Nov. Is. IL cousin Of Harold
1Sftis, OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

N Euplls from the plano class Of Mis-
1absth Thorpe VIII etvs 2 coocers'
Ix61ny evening, Nov. IA, IA the 7. w,
~ y. hall. Ma 1lercia Beaubien. 50
lgUIno, will assist. 80 VS.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

T Ms Lucy A. Davis. soprano. VIII
tVt ! song recital In Saginaw. Fri
I ~ ovening, Nov. n. Ma Lille Gul
n6sen Moore. win act - accom-
h1iIot for MiSs Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
BIC RACE HERE

A 10-mfle cross-country run.
with teams from every large ath.
letic club In the Northwest par
tioipating. lis planned by A. y. Gold
smith or the Seattle Athletic club
for Washington's birthday. ANY
registered athlete will be allowed
to compete. and the event will be
made an all.Western affair.
The course for tho run has not
yet been selected. II the affair
proves successful. the s. A. G. plans
TO make II an annual event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
ALL LOCAL AMATEURS TO
BE GIVEN CRACK AT TITLE

Every boy In Seattle fistically In.
clined will be given Il chance to
show his ability with tho gloves.
with a chance to win the city cham.
plonship OF Seattle at his poundage.
u Frank Vance. athletic director OF
the Seattle Athletic club. goes
through with his scheme for n
great city tournament.
A similar tournament IL now on
In spokane under tho auspices OF
the Spokane Amateur Athletic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06

CHAMPION WILL BOX TILL
DAY BEFORE BIG BOUT

BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. e.--Evcn
money that Champion Willie
Richie viii stop Harlem Tommy
Murphy within tho 20round limit
when they clash next Wednesday
evening was offered today by the
Ritchio admirers. This proposition
brought out quite bit OF Murphy
coin. n was expected the general
odds would shift 10 2 TO ! before
night.
Visitors 10 tho San Rafael camp
yesterday were convinced that Muir.
ply was In great shape. He went
several rounds with frankie Ed.
wards and Eddie Miller. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
nv WILLIE RICHIE
Llph,weish, Champion of the Wort


Lightweight Champion Of the World
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. g.
Physical perfection Is about the
bcs, dowery any girl can have.
What | have said about boys Nv
Ing clean lives. free from dlsin,i'
grating habits. goes equally for the
girls.
Some girls smoke and some drink
TO make hit" with a man. m
a rule. But that isn't the trouble
with the great majority.
1T Is PHYSICAL f.AZiSESS.
MY HAT Is OFF TO THE GIRL
WHO HAS BEEN DISCOUNTED
UNDER THE NAME OF tom
BOY THE GIRL WHO RoMPS
AND TAKES HER PLACE IN
WHOLESOME SPORTS. THERE
fS SOMETHING FINE AND
FREE ABOUT HER SHE GIVES
PROMISE OF VIGOROUS. GiORi.
Gus wOMANHOOD FIT TO
TAKE ITS PLACE BESIDE THE
BOYS WHO BECOME THE KING.
PINS.
Such a girl Invariably makes a
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0. A. c. OMITTED

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 6.-The
tentative conference schedule for
the 1914 season. which has been
given out. shows no game scheduled
between Washington and O. A. c.
and the Oregon.Washington game
set for Nov. IL IN Seattle The
schedules will be decided definitely
late today.
The University OF WRHhlnrton's
tentative schedule. subject 20 re-
visions. follows: Oct. "a. Whitman
at Seattle. Nov. 10. Oregon ne Se-
attic: Nov. &c. Pullman at Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
BOWLING

Tho Madlsons and II. =. Norton
G Co. bowlers tangled on the Bis,
marck alleys Friday night. tho for
mcr coping tho proceedings by a
margin of Sc points. Tho Nortons
have now lost 10 games ia tho Bis
marck Commercial league
Madlsons .... $40 Sos sSS--s6s0
II. y. Norton. sBi s37 b0s--2b0s
Tho Mohawka met the Cherpkecs
in the Seattle Athletic club tourra.
ment Friday night. winning by a
big score.
Mohawks go. T1p st3 ss0-a33e
cherokocs -. 72S TAT 63f-30ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
FIX UP TROUBLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 6.-The
rival electrical workers unions.
whose conflicting claims have
been causing trouble in labor cir
cles for long time past. we're ex-
pected today to sign nm agreement
with enc another before night.
President Gompers OF the Amerl-
can Federation OF Labor, after
several days work 20 bring the
unions together. announced at 1880
q. m. that settlement had been
reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06

club. Not only does II give the boy
n chance TO win for himself title,
but ~ his ability merits II. he Will
be given tryout for the clubs boz
Ing team.
Boxing IL one OF the finest forms
OF athletics for tho growing boy. II
develops hia wind. and eyes. puts
strength into his arms and legn.
and makes tho boy well able To do.
fend himself when the occasion re.
quires II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06

boxing was carried along NJ a fast
clip.
Ritohis was down to 1861 pounds
whom he finished work yesterday.
The champion now plans To carry
on his boxing work as late as
Monday, and may even don the
gloves Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
MAC OFFERED GIG JOB

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s.--it' be
came known Friday tina; Walter
McCredic. manager OF the Portland
team. has been offered the manager
ship OF a major league club. Nc.
Credie refused TO divulgc tho name
of the club making the offer. lie
turned II down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
SOUTH PARK A WINNER

Tho South Park Intermediates
trimmed the Ballard squad In their
meeting at South Park Friday
night Tho basket ball game ended
with a tie score OF ~ points apiece
Tho Parks copied the baseball
game. TO s. Batteries we're
Parks. Oxar and King: Ballard
Jensen and Jordcson.
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prize wife and a great pal.
THAT rs THE KIND OF GIRL
4 AN LOOKING FOR.
when have finished with this
flsht game and can settle down to
give her the time aud companion
ship she deserves. am going to
marry that hnd OF n girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
ooe,e WILL az THERE

Coach Giimour Dotfc 81 the Uni
versi,y OF Washington will be one
Of tho principal speakers as a ban
quet TO be given by tho Everett
Commercial Club December is In
honor OF the Everett high school
football team. Enoch Baxshax
tho Everett coach. In former
Washington player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
SUBS FOR WIZARD

Buster o'Ncil. Seattle Athletic
club ia5.pound boxer. has been sub
stituted for Archie wyard for par.
ticipation IN the lnter-club smoker
between the S. A. G. and Multno-
NAH A. c. IN Portland next Friday.
Wyard was unable TO come down
to the weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
AMERICA ACCEPTS

NEW YORK. Dec. G.--The Ameri.
can Polo association has accepted
the challenge OF the birmingham
club. Of England. for series OF
polo matches for the international
cup. The first game will be played
Juno 3. 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
NIX SAWS GARRY

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. s.--An OF.
fer made by the Philadelphia Ma
tionals 20 the Cincinnati club for
Tinker and Croh in exchange for
Doolnn and knabe has been refused
by Gary Hermann. the Reds pres
ldcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06

Vote for Ioooed-on land district,
Mrs. Housewife, and reduce the
cost Of living.
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Tell a girl she 10 an angel. and
she viii expect You TO keep harp
ing on the subject.
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HAVE you VOTED?
THE THEATRES
NEXT WEEK

Moore-"Bought and Paid For
Metropolitan - Tuesday. Schu.
Lert concert. Wednesday,
Philharmonic concert: Thurs
day 10 Saturday. "The Pink
Lady"
seatfle-Baiiey 4 Mitchell stock
IN THE College Widow"
TivolI--"Mrx Temples Tele-
gram"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06
M'REAvy LAID UP

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.--owing
10 badly injured knee. sustained
In the recent Army-Navy game,
Midshlpman c. J. McReavy OF TIA.
coma will be unable 10 participate
In athletics for NJ least a year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-06

Weight reducing. body building Aus
tfn -aait --Adsertissmsnt
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tERIrr-sENrft.E
l>rERl isuAN RAIN

SEATTLE TO EVERETT - LIMITED
trains ioiso a m and 20 y m, isca
trains tise. F.se. $50. sac ieite u ~
. M fssse "a g,so. sac. SO 8 80
|esse. sfso $50 ataB. ii,ts y. m. daily
Ticket Offices Seattle ftfth aN, neat
.NNesfiakss Greenwood, Aias hrus store
18Th and Greenwood.
EVERETT To SEATTLE - Limited
1rstn. eco a m and zoe y, m. Local
|rain. S4ea etee, $500. SOC. sioi. ieleo
90 a m, iesea noon. lee. zee, ace
,et. SEQ. ace. g.eo see. iettb . m
eAiiy.
rreieht leaves both cities zee y m
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION CO
EVERETT. WASH
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Modern. elegantly furnished euihas
r,crn. with tha beat accommodations 10
eiesniiness comfort and courtesy for the
least money. Tran.ients SEQ 10 "
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for walking ami street ears
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THE VIRCINUS HOTEL

eoa virginia st. near W~stiake Az.
Phone Elliott SOS
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05

my state. which has provided by law
for the election Of all delegates to q
national convention from the state at
large, all delegates shall be elected In
accordance with such law, or shall ee
chosen from the state at large. tho
national committee will place the
names Of such delegates OH the tenn
porary roll Of the convention.
g a method for the election OF
delegates from the District of Colum-
bia. the territories and the territorial
possessions.
4. The time within which all dele
gates shall be-chosen and credentials
forwarded to the secretary Of the ma
tional committee.
8. That all notices of contests shall
be submitted in writing. accompanied
ny a printed statement setting forth
tho ground OF contest, filed within Il
time stated with the secretary of the
national committee.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
L N CREAM
ORDINANCE
Ordinance No. 352.

An Ordinance entitled. IAN Ordi-
nance to provide for the inspection
of milk and can sold within the
city Of Grand Forks, and all diaries
and dairy herds kept for the produc-
ton Of such milk. and to prevent
and to preserve public health, and to
license and regulate the sale and dis
position of milk n cream in said
city,. :
BE 1t Ordained by the City Council
of the City of Grand Forks. North
Dakota: =,
Section 1. No person, firm or corpor-
alton shall sell or offer for sale any
milk. or cream within the city of
Grand Forks without first having OBJ
talned. a license so t? do: in the man
ner hereinafter provided.
Section 2. Any person. firm or cor.
poration desiring a license to engage
in tho business of selling milk or
cream shall first mako application
therefor to the hoard Of health, by
filing with the city auditor. for pre-
sentation by him to the board Of
health. an application in writing
therefor, which said application shall
set forth with reasonable exactness
the name and place of residence of
the applicant. the exact location or
49, "lAlSh Nv oHDlICdNI u.
tains. or is to obtain. his milk or
cream. and if the applicant is not a
producer Of milk or cream. then the
name OF h person or persons from
whom he. obtains. or is to obtain his
milk or cream for sale or distribution.
and il said applicant is a producer Of
milk or cream, the number of cows
in his dairy herd, or if he is not a
producer Of milk or cream. the num-
Der Of COWS in the dairy herd OF the
person or persons from whom he oh.
cream, and said application shall fur
ther. set. forth the manner in which
the applicant intends to dispose of
his milk or cream, when licensed ac-
cording to the provisions Of this ordi-
nance, and shall be signed by the APP
plicant, and when received by the CITY
auditor shall be placed on file and the
name Of the applicant shall be regis
tered In q book of registration kept
be filed with the city auditor .he vet
Urinary. surgeons certificate required
by section 10 of this ordinance before
the issuance Of the license,
Such application shall be accompan-
led by a fee OF five $50 dollars. paw
able to the city treasurer, provided,
however. that owners and vendors of
MIX and cream from one COW up 20
and including five cows shall pay a
Zee In the sum OF one dollar (s1.OO)
for each cow. :.
Provided further hat agents or
dealers selling or disposing Of milk or
cream obtained from any l~ic.nsee
shall pay a fee Of one dollar (s1.OO)
and obtain a s~ub-venders license, such
sale to be made from or in Original
packages.
In all cases where the examination
and inspection required under the
provisions OF this ordinance is made
by the dairy inspector or duly an
proved veterinary surgeon, the
amour, of the licensees foe sha)l he
allowed as ~ credit toward tho. nav.
ment of such inspection fee.
! section 3. A certificate OF. the dairy
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05

and destroyed by the milk inspector
or any other officer of. the Board Of
Health authorized to inspect the same.
Section Is. No cream which ID
adulterated or that SHALL contain less
than twenty per centum Of fat shall
Forks. or held, kept, sold or offered
for sale in said city. nor shall any one
keep, have or sell or offer for sale in
said city any such cream. The term
CREAM" means the fatty portion of
pure milk which rises to the surface
when milk is left at rest or which is
separated by other means The term
"cream which is adulterated," as used
in this section, . any cream to
has been added.
Section 16. The milk inspector and
his assistants shall have authority to
stop and inspect, or cause to be in
spected any wagon, cart, automobile
or other vehicle used in delivering
milk or cream, or any store, depot.
shop, creamery. or any place where
milk or ream 10 offered. for sale or
sold. and to take samples of such
other. places where milk or cream is
sold or offered for sale, for the pur-
pose Of enforcing tho provisions of
this ordinance.
Section II. Milk or cream must
not be kept for sale or stored in any
stable Or milk house that is connect
ed with a stable, or in any room used
opening into sahne,~ or in unclean or
rusty nj
Milk must not be transferred from
cans to bottles on streets or at railway
depots.
The vessels in which milk or cream
As kept for sale must be protected by
| means of q suitable covered recep-
Itacle SC as to prevent dust from the
street OF. other impurities falling into
The Ice bog in which milk or cream
Iis kept for sale must be cleansed by
scrubbinE out with hot. soda. solution
at least twice a week.
when any licensee hereunder shall
sell or deliver to any customer any
tickets or tags representing any milk
or cream to which the customer IL
OF coupon tickets or be metal tags %
as to be sure. Of cleanliness.
Section -. When milk Of cream
lis shipped or delivered. to a central
mixing station, pasturixing plant. OF
creamery, all containers in which
such milk or a Is delivered shall
be labeled and marked and. q public
record shall be kept by such recipient
Of all such deliveries and shipments
designating the date. quantity. num-
Der Of containers and owner: and the
cans, bottles or other containers de-
livered to the customers shall be
plainly marked with the name. ad-
dress and license number Of the mix.
ing station. pasturizing plant, dair,
or creamery, the form for which label
shall be furnished or approved by the
Board of Health.
section 10. Any person who shall
violate any Of the provisions Of THU
ordinance shall upon conviction
thereof be punished by a fine of no,
less than Ten $40 Dollars nor more
than Ono Hundred $4,000 Dollars, OF
by imprisonment in. the county jai
until such fine 10 paid not exceeding
thirty days. ="
section 20. This ordinance shall
take effect and he in force from ant
after its passage. approval and pub
LEGATION. >
Presented and first reading October
Second reading and final passas,
lQecembeE. I. 1914
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A NEAR-WREcK
At Mandan When Construction 1

At Mandan When Construction En-
ginc Goes Into Ditch.
Mandan, n. D" Dec. 5.-One OF the
construction engines came near going
into the ditch near Mandan Lake
while returning from Sanger with two
tanks Of water.
They were going at rather a lively
clip, when the engine struck a broken
rail and jumped the track. The en-
CINE barely escaped going down a
15-foot embankment. The engine was
placed on the track with considerable
difficulty and came on into town.
Section Foreman Tornow went down
and repaired the track and traffic
was again resumed.