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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
FARGO CONSERVATORY

The conservatory was we'll repre-
sented at the concert given Friday
night at Plymouth Congregational
church. 3. A. Orr and D. E. Son
quist sang; Clair Codding played vio-
lin solos; and the Fargo string quar-
tet, under the direction of A. J.. Ste
phens, contributed several numbers.
Aslaug Olsen Wright entertained
the faculty Of the conservatory in her
apartments on Broadway Wednesday
evening. Music and some clever
guessing games furnished diversion
for the evening, n a delicious lunch
o vas served.
Lillian c.. Wright accompanied .Os-
car Martinson Friday evening when
he sang at the Moorhead Normal
school.
A short musical programme was
furnished at the reception given by
President, and, Mrs. Hansel, Monday
night, in honor. Of Doctor and Mrs.
Stearns.
The history class spent an enjoy
able hour, Thursday, studying Schu-
bert songs and song cycyes, which
were illustrated by Mr.. Orr and some
Victrola records.
The second of a series of, students
recitals will be given in the conserva-
tory parlors. Wednesday evening. Feb.
IS. The program will be as follows:
lows: >'
Piano-Wayside Chapel ..,....- Wilson
Agnes Tenneson r
Violin-ReVerie. ..,-.......... Giles
Lea Shalt
Piano-Chasing the White Rabbit
Observation-Disclosures. Lyme
= o.. Nora. Ostgaard
Voice-Four Leaf Clover 80. Coombs
John Lockhart
Piano-Bluette Waltz .-... Duvernoy
az. Edna Schwarz. it,
Cornet-Gates$ Of Pearl ........ Smith
Sweetest Story ....... Suits
H." Henry Holt H. ~
Piano-Fountain ............ Bohm
= - - Eva Craig -
. IntermisSion
Volce-Elegle ............ MaSsenet
Honeysuckle -..... Chadwick
T.. ,.,. .... Essie Burley
Neutrality-suspicious. .......... Dunbar
~, - Jane Norris
P1ano--Sprlng .....:.....:... Grleg
...-s.. Romance ,.....:.... La Forge
g. .i,s r Maud Sackrider
Voice-Sunset and; Dawn -. Ashford
~! Goodbye Summer, 500. Lynes
- gs>%z. p Anna Lunde
Violin-Gravieso ;. ............ Bohm
.". Scene de Ballet. ."...... Bohm
I. - '@E2 ~ George Dahl Z
Piano-First- Violet ............ Behr
a. Evening Hour ......7 Kussner
+ .. ~ Eliza ~Brosten '..t
voice-Connais tn lie pays? from
Mignon ................:. Thomas
Helene Huffaker.
Piano-Gondolier .....t. Nevin
g." F.. Clara Taves
Voice-In Thy Dreams. Buck
Dill Clements
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
MooRHEAD CHURCH .Norrcns

The MoOrheaR (Spagrc..at1ou,y rL
jo oaoF dThgs s simpfio,t 1890 O'clock: Sub:
True Religion Evening ssrvScn 1.S S6
O'clock. subject, THE Wsv n1 ViSe l:s0
Ihe Normal School .Glee club viii ran
h hv Medftatlon from the First Prelude
SOLO by Miss Bentley.
st J0hn,s! Episcopal Church-Rav w
TT evrtb Ward, rector. residence idS
~celebration of holy commnninn io.oo
a. m, morning prayer and aarnsnn.
SUNDAY school at noon; 1850 o,cIocls
Iiin.ng prayer and A cordial
worship atsthis church, phone ossstY&
"heh pastoral services are needed.
Trlnlty Norwegian Lutheran Cburch
munion at 10 O'clock. sunday ac Som1
o. - O'clock. English services VIII
houng Peoples meeting at 1850.
Swedish Mission Church.-Rav ~.
san emerson pastor. Morning serv-
zee, !o:5o a. NJ; Sunday school rs m !.
sssrennttnnag service, s ?. M: mid-weeis
/ All weicomMe Wednesday evening. s .. m.
+ airsf Presbyterian. - Rev G. TT
1880 a. mn mans venin M sarx,as service.
EsH@.E Rs ~ HsE#.ftarE
swedish Lutheran Bethsedn rE,rr.n
NNSSacUono avenue and Sixth street rn,,$ts
SlooInead. Rev. B.. M. Ecklnan, ,astnr
ssurvlcss every. Sunday, except the nrss
Susaay or each month, al i0.30 nss
ssr,M,aa $50 p: M: Sunday schooI avar ~
sSinataSay atsl2:15; PASTORS esidaneaa9syy
shAtn street south. sTelsphona iasat - !.
8, %. Joseph's Catholic h,rct
rnass and sermon 8 a, M. hisn 1912
lhass ana sermon at 1000 AZ ~ Ga 8
dinfinn % S:l5 p. M. SVespers and name
uteaon az 300 p. a.. Maeffaa AZ ~
Se az : az $3.50 p. m.--Rev. Esa4he,.
sar sIaee Methosist Observation-Disclosures
fseear5vniscagn as 1880 O'clock; evening 1919
tSss /. ;oy; sunday school i1:36 q - . ny
pastor. ae ehons ss; ass m. Francis Boonns
sf. EliasbethB' Church rsslssSs.e.
Y services the first ana SN9Sa.
snnaay q the month at 9:sDs q ~ IN III
Sscona and fourth Sunday az 500 4 i -
fsey. Rather Otto, pastor. y
rsssby terrain Cfinrcb. nflWorfh-.rv.
ssts unday afternoon alta o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
IN The CHURCHES
SUBJECTS and SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Christian Church-Morning, OBJECTIONS in Discineship; evening,
Launch Out
First Presbyterian Church-Rev. F. L. Watkins, head of North Da-
kota Enforcement league, will preach morning and evening.
First Methodist Church-Morning, L. T. Guild will speak o A Man
for a Hiding Place; evening Judge Pollock will speak n, Next
Move in the Liquor Problem.
Baptist Church-Norning, Friends of the MASTER evening HELPS
in the Way third ermo on Climbing the Heights.
First Congregational Church-Mornng, The Soul Redeeming Power of
Right Thinking; evening" Personality and Persistence, last in ser
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
Recital at cornstocyr.

On Tuesday evening. Feb. 10, a.pfano
recital was given at Cornstock under
sisted by Miss Mabel Larson Of Fargo
ana also by a chorus of mixed voices.
every member Of this class in music.
which consists OF both beginners and
pupils, performed her part
with skill and Miss Halland Is to be
congratulated on the success OF the
program. This Is the first recital given
at Comstock and was highly appreciat-
~ thosesfortunate enough to be pre-
sent.
AT the close or t~he4p,o.ran reffes, :
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
Musio at Country Theatre.

The dedication exercises Of the Lit
tie Country theatre at the ~agricultur-
AZ college. closed yesterday afternoon
with the presentation of A Fatal Mes
sags BY John Kendrick Bangs. A very
ans musical program was given before.
the play by the Treble Clef club. n
Her the direction OF Miss Edyth
Ssrasse. The members were goWned
entirely in white, wearing large bunch
4g Of vioiets. the club flower. They
presented a very attractive appearance
as the curtain rose. Refreshments
were served in the coffee tower after
reGeptien WAS held with the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
PHILHARMONIC CLUB
TO RENDER ST. PAUL

The Philharmonic club will resume
rchearsals Monday evening at the Y.
NJ. e. A. The work to be taken up is
Mendclssohn's st. Paul one Of the few
oratorios composed to words from the
New Testament. 1t is d very interest
ing work. with plenty of work for the
chorus, and Is sure TO be an interesting
number for those taking part.
Any singers who desire to join the
club will be welcomed at the ~rehearsa1s
on Monday evenings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

presents from the many friends OF
the two famous opera singers. The
wee grille is b first grand opera.
tca and the parents have taken life
insurance in favor OF their daughter
to the extent of $125,0OO. Mime. Mat
zenauer's next appearance will be as
soloist for the N. Y, Philharmonic or
chestra March 5 and s. She will tour
under the management of Haensel and
Jones. "a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
Church Concert.

For d concert given under the
auspices of the Plymouth Congrega-
utional church, last night, the follow
ing ~splendidIy' arranged program was
given, prominent numbers being sung
by the "'Y'' quartet of, the agricul-
tural college, four young men, the tai
emit of whom is becoming more and
more appreciated by music lovers. In
fact, the whole program was greatly
enjoyed by the goodly audience pres
emit: p t'- ~ !
(a) Unity Hall March ......... Thrall
(b1 Melody of Love ....... Orchestra
Plymouth orchestra, Clair Codding, d.
rector. .r. 5
(a9 The Sailors Dream. "ra. f..
Cb) Good Night, Good Night, Be-
tQNen r... 80. .-.... P1nSu1t
College ~" Quartet.
Sunnate l ....... Handel
Clair. Codding
ta) My Own True Love 49,. Ashford
OBJ Charity .............. MacDermid
Prof. B. A. Orr.
(a) Heart Bow'd Down .BaIfe
tp) Now the Day Is Over. ,r
FILLS o. Skye t... 80. Harriss
Il. Sonquist violin obligato, by
Clair Codding.
Tar In der Heir1ath.
Fargo String Quartet. Prof. A. J.
Stephens, director.
(a1I Twilight Aver
lb1Espanita .......--. ~. So. Rosey
Plymouth Orchestra.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

a fine series of graduate recitals for
1886.
E.. A. Boehmer will give a lecture re-
cital in Perham, Minn.,N on Tuesday
evening, Feb. "a, under the auspices of
the Schubert club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
Enr Politicians

Portland, Me, reports that il has
$2,335.28 on it's municipal cen
certs during the past ye~ar--probably
because no form OF graft was mixed
up with the venture" says The Music
al Courier. ,I 800 r.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
An Ambitious Music Club.

Musical America: Nine. Orah' J.
Anderson, head Of the Women's Music
club of Calgary, Canada, announces
that the club will consider the follow
ing subjects during the last half Of
the season: Feb. 8, Schubert's Gun
hnished" Symphony; Feb. 3d.. Wagner
and Overture to Rienzi and Meis-
tersinger Prelude; March 9. Mendels-
sohn's (Scotch) Symphony, No. 8. A
Minor; March %, Berlioz's Overture,
Carnival Roman, and Massanet's Ov-
erture to Phedre; April 13, Tschaikow-
sky's symphony, No. 5; Goldmark's
Rustic Wedding and Dvorak's New
World; April y, Chopin; May II,
Women Song Writers, and Grieg;
May rs, R%ubinstein; June 8, Parsifal:
June %. American Composers, and
Nors, Music.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
Proqram,
ReTuue.

A subscriber sent the following to
The New York Press:
The movie is my nightly haunt,
Instead of the taeayter drear;.
The actors don't say "shawn't" or
Or If they do I cannot hear.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
MUSIC N

Manitoba debating team as honor
guests.
Yesterday morning al the little the
atre. Mrs. Irma Poplar gave an excel
lent address to the girls Of the insti-
tuition. Music was furnished by the
college girls quartette and Miss
Grasse sang in Maytime by Ollie Speaks,
and responding to an encore gave The
Shadow March by Del Riego.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14
Soma Recital.

Patrons Of the Dakota Conservatory
Artist course will please take notice
that the third number of this course
VIII be the SONG recital of Miss Bar
bara Wait. contralto, Of ChicagomeThe
date Of her appearance Bwill be Friday,
Feb. 20. at $50 o'clock at Stones new
auditorium. A beautiful program has
been arranged for the occasion and is
as follows. - - -
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

Trace Meth0dist OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ices7saTn a lo;3O o'clock; evening sarws
Is, Wer rtis 7 Is sunday ~ school 1856 a. a.; ED np-
nasfar ssahgas @S;a5.p. m. Francis Boone
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

Raa r; Eli ssnss Churehs nalsyostA-.
Sunday OF the month al asssn a 3 snlrd
Spsc s ana fourth Sunday at 500 I'm. IN
gTseguiar evening services Al sT.S0S 49, -,
Rev. Father Otto, pastor 2 =. ~.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

St Josephss CathoIacs st
mass sermon s a., M. hish IaN
lnlhaiss ana sermon at 1000 Al. 81 sGa4sa
df, | aa 81 S; a!oa ?. m; vespers and ssne-
hcietiea a. s s.so 2. m. Meeting &c So
Gerard, rector. IssV. rather
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

Aslaug O1sen-Wright entertained
the faculty Of the conservatory in her
apartments on Broadway Wednesday
evening. Music and some clever
guessing games furnished diversion
for the evening, n a delicious lunch
con was served.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

First Presbyterian. -Rav N ~
Dloolittle, minister. Morning ~ssrv,ca
sv.o9 a. a. !: evening service. 8 n, M
service at Dilworth at 8 %. m 80
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

!. ESD ssraasa Church, nilwerth--Ev-
cry suIcayS afternoon alta O'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-14

Evangelical Church--Corner Tenth
street and Second avenue south, Rev.
w. G. Menges, pastor. Services will
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
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serious kidney complications.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE IS
ETERMINED TO
MAKE A START
AH-Day Conference Held ID
Chicago During Which Kinks
Are Smoothed Out RUmorS
of DISse0tion Persistent
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
YOUNG MEN AND
WOMEN SHOULD
PROFIT BY
WAVE

Pushes. mcu cf Albuquerque and
throughout the country declare that
che nation, particularly fine southwest.
is now entering ON the greatest era Of
development ana prosperity ever
known
Ia The southwest now railroads are
being constructed and old ones are
being extended rich mines are being
developed great lumber resources are
being tapped, our wonderfully fertile
agricultural lands are attracting thou
sands Of homeseekers ga veritahlo III
dal wave of prosperity is an our doors.
In Albuquerque, the business mecca
az the rich southwest, 1913 Was the
best business year en- record aud 1914
promises even superior conditions
The Santa Fe railroad has picked AZ
huquerque MS the best city on its route
for its new Sb500,0Oe shops, the
American Lumber company has am
nounced rs intention 10 resume ope-
rations ON larger scale than eyer
before. more building Is now going on
I'M Albuquerque than at any other
time during the past six years.
with conditions such. surely there
WIS never "a more oppoftune time for
young men and women % secure "a
business training No other institution
in tho west has attained So high q
standing among the busiuess houses.
government officials, school and pro-
fessional men. for efficient business
training ms the Albuquerque Business
College IT'S graduates are uniformly
successful In films the most respon-
sihie Positions, iis faculty is composed
of specialists I'm business methods and
+ instructions its management is COM
petent and has the loyal support of
the public, iis courses are thorough,
land IFS equipment modern Because Of
+ the exceptionally high standards main-
tained this institution has been desig
mated a National Accredited CONNER
cial school.
New students are enrollias fiji both
day and evening school every week
f Of the year 4 postal curd on phone
icail viii bring Fun Information about
the courses Ia boakkeeping stcnog.
raphy banking. Civil service. Spanish
either n the day or the eyeninl
school. or hy correspondence work
Address Albuquerque PHsiness col
lego The Special School by Special
lists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
.STEN0S HAVE BUSY
SCHEDULE AHEAD
FOR SEASON
i, B. C, Teams Will Play Dou-
Bile Headers al Silver City
and Dening This Week and
Return to Play Schools Here,

The Albuquerque Business college
will close the basketball season with
e busy schedule The stenographers
have five games, possibly SIX, billed
ana they will play three. at least at
the Company q armory
The A. B G.. teams will begin the
last lap Of their schedule Friday night
at silver City when they win take ON
the silver city Normal teams for a
double-h header They viii play dou-
ble-hoader the next night at Deming
with the high school quintet and sex
tet. The stenographers' teams viii
be the first from Albuquerque to Visit
silver city and Demns
The boy typeWnters Will meet the
Albuquerque High school here Janu-
airy 81. The a. =. G.. teams will play
the Albuquerque Indian school teams
"a double-hea and the a, b G..
boys will play the University Of New
MeXico They VIII play the Las Vegas
Normal teams II they viii come to Az
buquerque.
j. H. Goodell, manager of the Busi-
ness college, is experiencing difficulty
in getting games for the girl stenos.
The A. d. c. scxtct has a reputation
that has scared Off other gin teams.
The high school has no girl team and
the university will play the stenos
only an invitation affair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
Johnny LEWIS AND
BENNY CHAVEZ To
WEIGH ia
After Two I Hour Conference,
Managers and Fighters
Agree ON RiogSide Pound
ace TO Settle DiSagreenentS,

tebunv Lewis and Benny Chavez
.ro Is weigh I'm AT ia pounds, rims
Ella for their bout tomorrow night
inks theatcr undcr the auspices
e ne New Mexico A. c., They VIII
,'otgb III the ring TINS was agreed
Yesterday afternoon, after two
KAN. vranglo between Manager Ross
ard chavoz and Manager Maluufl ana
ags with Director Mark Levy an
Interested listener and acting as arr
iiter The articles Of agreement
'tgpod bv the boys called for l1z
,,oa,,ds rngside. Because of the bee
iorIpvis would MOI BE able 90 make
this weight the extra two POUNDS was
',lloVed AS compromise. and the last
r.t,,le iu tha way of the bout was
,..moved While the referee rs yet 20
n, chosen that official will be picked
rom amcng several business men
of prominence whose names are nhr
ser consideration ami any one Of
whom viii be perfectly satisfactory TO
al concerned.
Today viii witness the final train
inc of hoth Chavez and Lewis Lewis
win work ont this afternoon at
o'clock, boxing ten rounds WhIIe
chavez viii go on at 8 O'Clock tonight
travelling the same distance. Two all
STAR shows are promised az the gym-
nasium today and the fans are m-
vited to be present 90 get l3st hhe
ON the relative merits of the Two
fcatherwcights An added bout ON
the Chavez program today viii be
four-rouud exhibition bout between
frankie Fowser and Jack Torres
Chavez Is already IN the pink of
condition and will probably be I'm the
best fighting trim of his career when
the gong sounds tomorrow night FOR
the onening round Of his contest with
Lewis. He boxed yesterday AFTERNOON
with frankie Fowscr, travelling four
rounds of four minutes each. Proyi-
GUS 90 this. ne skipped the rope three
rounds. shadow boxed two rounds and
punched the bag two rounds, flr
didn't take even a long breath at the
finish
Lewis worked out last night boxing
four fast rounds with al smauidina,
during which he gave Ai AN he de-
sired i'm the way OF wallops and the
husky mlddleWeight was glad when
the training stunt came to q clasc.
THEY slugged throughout the four
rounds and had The fans on their feet
during the session.
Il was learned Yesterday that the
only lime frankie FoWser. the wclter-
weight ever WAS knocked DOWN iu hls
career was by Lewis al Ration, dur-
ing workout Lewis dropped FoN E
ser with a terrific hook 10 The point
of he chin and IL Is said that Fowsar
Wis Glad ~ hnfU on k-h hon lfa NOT tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-18
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10 digest end oasnHat0 fuaf tDoa. enable
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