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BOUeHT LEMONS.
And Has Been Handed Another by the
& Courts.

slnd Has Been minded Aa0tIieF by the:
Courts. K
New York. April 1 Phillip Saitta.
g lawyer, was sentenced 10 from two
TO four years in Sing Sing prison for
stealing tsie proceeds OF Il s. 400 con-
5signment OF lemons. Ssaita is the at-a
stofites who eIjfekeh hted tie ssIuicas! Io-i
Gel dealers Ia hair goods, Following
their isllt and arrest for. swiadling
mary concerns BY means OF false bills
36f lRding ~ & Ltipo. the Wolf, g a motor
.i9us countarfeiter, and .Petto the OK =,
q character mixed UP in the brutal
barrel murder. here several years
ago !
Static advertised in Italy. for seo.l-
'signmorits OF lemons TO be sent to d
tiiffii IiszIItyy, sTStttSy W tipIll Iii1 6furGrB
in Italy believed TO be a large New
York Wholesaler. It was Sklvafure
9 - q en- ninse IN tile lawyers
5nfitsei 70 HnDnI the lemons We're sent.
Ata tth.s, trial Cato test tiffae he was uIi+
der q hypnotic speif when his employ
er was around and was forced 10 do
as ne wished. s.
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APRIL il, N HISTORY

I61i- Marriage of Pocahonta
1702 The proprietaries OF East and
.,s3 e West Jersey surrendefed the
governtleflt to- Queen Anne,
after which continued tiIder; one
government called New. Jersey,
1880 Congress pssses patent Law.
1S56A An afftay occurred at Panasiiil,
3 between tho passengers OF the
American Transit Co, and the
natives, in which thirty pas
sengers we're killed and twen-
ty injured
1856 Andred Johnson became Pres
ident OF the United States, sue
ceeding President Lincoln VINO
died this day.
1at2-1as. ID. AIillet, painter, dead.
] 2 !aEssiie.s ais,;;
So .iient MeIfenry of, 4 tts55 New.
York. New Hssen and Hartford
Railway Co, were arrested in
q the Court of Bridgeports Conn.
charged with n1enslaughter.
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DIR LOCAL NEWS SERVICE.

We regret TO report that The Daily
Intelllgencer did not on yesterday
reach the high water mark en- the
number. OF local news items and arti-
cles. We have at one time reached
the number of 6s local articles in adj
idition 10 column or more OF para
graphs Yesterday we carried only
90 However, such little matters may
be overlooked when we consider the
additional number of. news items
from correspondents and elsewhere.
auu those orgour readers VINO are as
qaainted with other daily newspapers
in other cities Reaiize that The Daily
Inteligeneer Monday carried from
twn 10 three times as much local news
as any other paper in the state:
We'll. wei paid for that beautiful
day Easter It was a deiuge yebtef-
day.
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ARB0R DAY Z

s IN most OF the states of ..,e Union
and In portions os Canada Arbor Day
4is a day on which tie school chill
iFen and others plant trees aT.f:
shrubs along the roadside ana in 9th.
ser suitable places 1t Is 4 movable
festival, varying according to climate,
though usually falling in April or
May and in the United statss ID ap.
pointed either by the Legislators or by
.the governor aetiHE unaer iegisIatiye
1uthorisy (,
The pioneer state IN tho movement
7yas Nebraska Michigan and Min
isesota followed suit, then the edticas
tinn departments of 0ntstto ordered
that tlls ilrst Friday; In MAJ, should be-
set apart for planting shade irees
and making fio8er beds fe tue school
grounds
New York did not fall Into line until
iSSS. when theo goYegnefs sroclasmee
tne FTiuHy Ioiiowing me sfirsr tiay or
siay In each year slloald iie kaewn as
lAArb6r Day The a ~ islss been recos-
Il Ihswp as8 tic Fets 81 fhs fres I'D
each yaar ms lsiise. sina nnsas nisat s.
iree or Rhfls6 a slsors distance aSay
FSist I'M Pss5SF ., ss! J.
'esnn1lies ana eel ehratfons Is rs scIfaol
lshtlllrAn me - az.
aisa he oassorl. sIE==s.EE.=sI
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THE DAY m core NcREssi

~ y : y II = y = T. = .l Il. u 4:
Washington April i4.s-Day In COM
gress.
Senate; Met at noon.
Henry White and Prof. Emory John-
;ss; Rest On feiss
emption repeal before the canal e6in-
mittee
Senator Hitchcock's resolution rall-
tiig on the Federal reserve organize
ton committee tos the conclusions
pp1st - liErIs ~ 5vie9tvu tif;s 4 STuiyv ~
serve bank cities was passed without
discussion. i
Secretary Daniels endorsed tile pIan
for q naval cruiser mail line TO South
America and a bill for that purpose
Adjourned at 80 ., m. to Noon
"Wednesday.
House: Met at noon. rs eSi z
Resumed debate on the Iegis1atipe
appropriation bilk
s Representative HenrS;s fes6lut ION
Calling ON the Interstate cSmularce
commission for Information of reia-
tionh between cpaatwfsa STEAMSHIP,
lines and transcont tihentsll raiir0ads
was fay0Fabiy reported by 3ths COM
niercs eomSsittss.e.
Adiouraed at a T nj. TO No5S Eed-
nesiay.
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q
D s

Washington, ApriI IL fidinasing
the exact ships which II accoiapaaF
Admiral Badger, the navy department.
Issued the following q : ). 3sl
Admiral Badge ger VIII taIS q With him
tie hattieships Arltansas. Eouisiann,
New Hasnnshire. Michigan, n Vermont:
New Jersey and Soath Carolina which
last ship has been intereepted on Iier
way from Haiti to Hampton, Roads.
The gunboat TaHp now at Bos-
/ ton. Mass also haA bfdan3 nrglerai 10,
TaInpIco by way Off ~ Port. n. Ii
ana will start today tRllSf toIdnrroHy.
he eiInhoat Maj lles iSfslg AT
Aion.s san 80 has tts5,li ts,li
ordered to- GuantaIa to coal, ana
thence to Tampfco.
Me Rhode Island Nebraska Tir-
gtnia and Georgia arc now docking:
y has not been deelaea get whether.
they VIII join Admiral Badgers fore
.es. 49, : 8ssl ~
The transport Hancock viii leave
New Orleans for Tam pfco today With
the first regiment of the Sxpeditionary
force Of marines. !"
The foregoing ships are in addition
ITO the Utah, Connec ent. Minncsota,
llles Motnes, Chester, B0Iplii,i and san
Fran cisco at 1amptc0 nd 1ho B1prsda
5and Prairie, at Vera Cruz. g
Fac torpedo boat lslcff 1 b nj Pe:isn
cola Fla, has been ordered tc stand by
for orders is. i.,'
The Pacific Eleet.
& While the navy mSssT ad on ina At,
iantic coast. secretst Danis,es To-
.aiehs SSgss slSins i.sS5-.4 ..S:.
situation IN the Paciild Most os tfe
american war craft "a I'D s Paciii j a IL
ready are in Mexic9Ti waters.
While the navy wH active. there
was no army moseiresst vgol axpla-
m si.is =. =
desire that the Cons sis ie1aiists, ii.
control OF Northern * loo shonli not
misiaterpret the action. and the fact
that the United Stat alreatly las 81
big hghting force wi tli ia striklng tifss
tanNce of Mexico. BWeIfs tscusaf1a
troops are at Texas 6 liy wtsrn fonr
army transports afs Is aSfeaor. ard
housands of cavalry a Ara
spread along the ho slier
tsan be moved .quieiF
High adi1inistrat 10 - - S{
expect critical, dexelt 81 4
are prepared fssf -.
Ssgt.f ~ fEetRFY Bryan MIC - 4 I atm Il, .
tenaec TO leave tonisls for ilauIl ~.
he cancelled hissfeael or ma an :
nSlfnceH tslat he S;osfi h IL S a az
tor Indefinitely na lSr SHiyesg
Hsstlig eiiR trnan OF tie f,,f ff,i N.
zelessona S.! COMMITTEES: glklt,
House rs we'll H6 ltst q rs
trrasI Z, =
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saK lssslSs0Y AGKIN
Negro IsagIliss 9ilyea / New qrlal ~

Ihb S0nrts.
Clsleego, April is.- lack Jeshsons
the negro nPKiifat. ssas eFAnted 4 Ilev
trial today BY the tinted States af
pclsafe c,4ls,t on one .co6nE ut the
sindtetmefft charging violation of the
Mann Act. OF wlsieb 10 stood Con.
sIcts9 J0ins0n, Who tyiiS sfnd der sens
setleslS ore ysiaf ii hi perisspss,ify
W 49,. - 49, u ss
- ~ T-sss -
-fS Only af ss.ssA .zsssals3.. Elsla1sl a Has
-ss1 a. ssslts held rtHst proves. 5oSasaa
IAeft Chsengo secretly ile;slly i 4 Sssr 400
.ss.d has peep ii PARIS since
astsiFlle,y v ElFg n 4 -
rhng e endel ;Ae pDssi biiits 81
hiesael slie' = prison tcynf an ~
said aa the onty fat
scSlla he aposed on him. Trs al
"a alteI,sl D oliice eEfef iha Inc a.
ssiaiop s lnade iltsie chaRke Ia she slsiis.
h ealo has a
2 ssAs GAYS ii IS o. hnslis : = =
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washington April ia. Forecast: 3
South Carolina, Clearing Wednesday,:
FhtIrday fair and warmer
TlI0UaiIT ron THE DAY,
Nghel on ny day q lie q tie might Il

- ft y
When w on day of life the night IL
THtiInE, sg s.
And. ~ tie wind from uinsnnned
spaces blown,
near far yoiess out Of darkness CALI
3 Aly feet 10 paths unknown;
:fllere frot;l iioiITt sboiit ma
atesling E3
sainf would learn the now sf,d HOLY
soag, "a s.
I. Ana iind g lPst beneath tie tress sdBf d
lae life toE which long
WHAT q ieyslier iier Il tie Wistafia
when II 1s l0yalys
city louis, sliaT1aIl. pais tie
price ,ot bad rspusation
ilen haseball gets into tlte cn,lrts,
the umpire IS IN u. bench.
When Me rebsEs take d Aiexicail,
city the federaIs take ID tho woods
70 nrnyc That South Carolina Is
ssszss .s.s., rse
ys in yae Fal6s, Eor gossft siSr.
When Col Roosevelt returns ne
viii have aoiIesIltng that win sba
more talked abolt than COX Bryanis
Hama Z,
Senator James Hamilton Lewis Is
one OF the SELF admirlng Kind, but
there Is no doubt about ii that he is
brilliant man
President Wilson viii, we believe.
be the only president who has ever
Had tsvs. sa.sl,tax 81. .s,,, 8.
he wklte hoase
William Barnes of New York is re-
ported q. be suing d nlan who called
him y political s.boss.aa Ttow can he be
with nothing to bessG 81
Police In New York don't seem 10 be
s35 ebla 70 locate gambling dens, but ban4
Tsiasd on. i Iiiisite tiisifa and zssf
away With se,56Os Hire the bandits. &
Coy. Glsnni OF New York must he
aoTiewliat pf d man of dsterminatio1.
lie resisted ale most Powerful pres
sure &, extend eleinency to the gun
81 men s
Time chAnges N 1ses Uncle sam
ygss trying Il Sc how many spatiards
s lla could whip, And now the span
appssl y Him 10 save them
froFa Villa y
illinois women VOTED 100 saIoons
ont Of business y5se. gs,,te, keep on
yotlnss ANA snayhc some Of those big
sitilleries et feorsa viii get the ybsfo
ailtre OF b6ardsE f6 retsrh To
llls csEeiRg bduss Is reported AS 4
81 The biggest
Eennc d boarding house tss-
= 20 ma e
u
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one IS tae Aliais s i {. Il -.
llesh la 3.r3
k4fi ~,
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JIM PlaS .n.I

Nllsw York. apriI Z Ism N,
lSiiIlsers Jf "a cher, Sd
phia NatiaHa l,lB ~ - = -; iS;Ii ss;,. 4
the Baseball Ipiassrs ~ isv ,niss,
the frAternIty took s. . Is = 4
RESOLUTION IL iStl6f,s rs ifssrs,sf
sraeeiine last eto .ff,is ssII:.i ~
llree chts 5fsron tfao sifs4 S rcSs
peek ~ Rlitiade d sie
Ssafe$ court isas f.ssss4i ~ - ~
property of tA1t
Col = q CaHap H lre 4 ss.ef,t
= few i66rs ins flia -, W = ~
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n aianSaa - Z !
S =. 49, t..sssst ~ Srf,f15rd u
sass xefelses 81 The a {, .,k Z, AZ ~ a.
and 3ais nisans ksa Il. + 81. &
va eassa ~ The lasst at Grove bs sisss
- ~ ~ tsssls. 81 & !. :. iiI i.
q aIia iels Is ~ iSeSs' IS
lioa os 70 0f y s,.ss,. (.
Et se ekse qpe Ind ss3,rnn1t Hsis
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a large circulation than any other
Newspaper In thie Congressional Dis
ssict
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Now at Br6okt Navy in the United States
invited Preside at Banquet of. tinguished
Naval the Navy Club in
Wsshngt0 H
G Lebanon -s$ Sssialass I. .ss sssasaf@s
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G ksaf FssfisRft ~ 3 Z
Vst sinf, sne : 80 ~ 4
Isl -
.eHeen lskIae sesssl IsAlAs aa IS
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When She rehela taga Aiesica,,
city the federaIs take ID the woods
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When hasehall gets into die courts.
she umpire is On ne bench
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sczeal6 has s q, "a s :
ays "a eSla1l bnslll :;
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70 nrove that south Carolina Is
: iHssesg .:laElv ...s:.. {-g
save itl Sile FaGe sor goyst nSr
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Member OF the Associated Praaa and
Receiving Complete Daily TelegraDhic
Service
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illnois women voted 100 saloons
ont of hnsihesa ySss. vote. keep on.
ayoslns ana Saaybp some Of those big
tilisries et fsorsa wiil get the ghfo
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William Barnes of New York Is re-
ported to, be suing d nlan who called
Jim u political ssboss. How can he be
with nothing to- bessY fs3s. IS.
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When. Col. Roosevelt returns he
win ihage soniettltig that win sbs
more talked about than Col. Bryanis {
Hama. ;'s3. \,
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| he
]. q
d IN
- -.
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Senator James Hamilton Lewis is
one as the SELF admirlng Kind, but
there is no doubt about It thar he ii
q brilliant man
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WHAT q leyslier the Wistafia,s
when 4 Is lovely
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President Wilson VIII, we believe
be the only president who has eYei
lAnkl4 trrs saanEslltAEas a lan..n,s. l1,.Ias.,
,in ihs whIts ioaEe. S
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Time changes. N 1908 Uncle sam
sV.ss trying q SEE now many spatiiards
lla epttld whip; And now tho span
appssl Him 10 save them
nom villa =
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Il Police In New York don't seem 10 b,
eble y locate gambling dens. but ban.
Tsiasa oIias piside tiiisfa and ksst
away With sa,59Os Hire the bsndits
The evening times., 1914-03-06
BURlfY CANDIDATE IN WEST
Former North Dakota Resident 1.
Seeking Legislative Position In
Oregon.

The Morning Oregonian, published
at Portland. Oregon, contains the an
nouncement of a former resident of
the state, for member Of the lower
house of the legislature in Oregon at
the coming election, in the person Of
II. NJ. Burley. MIR. Burley was for n
number Of years. up until five years
ago. bond clerk in the department of
public lands in the state capitol, and
before that was an employee in the
auditors Office. He came IT, Bismarck
from Walhaila, Pcnbina county
where he lived with his parents and
where his aunt was county superin-
tendent of public instruction and
where his father conducted a drug
store.
In the announcement of his candi-
dacy, which includes a good likeness
| of the young man 1t says: "Mr. Bur-
| ley has lived in Portland several years.
He Is a taxpayer and an attorney nd
abstractor by profession. In his an
nouncement he promises TO work for
good roads legislation that will give
| the best results. He also pledges him
| self to work for a new tax law that
| will permit taxes to be paid in two or
more payments without the penalty
now attached. He declares FOR more
attention to appropriations and less
time to passing unnecessary legisla-
| tiOn."
The evening times., 1914-03-06
bJORNS0N WILL
GO :T0LA M0URE
Deputy County Superintend-
ent of Schools Gets Splen-
did Appointment.
WILL TAKE UP
WORK THIS YEAR
Continues Activities in Grand
Forks, However, Till
Next September.

j: s. Bjornson,- field deputy superin-
tendent of schools of Grand Forks
county. has accepted the superinten-
dency of the LaMoure schools at La
Moure, N. D., and will take charge Of
the work there next September.
The appointment of MIR. Bjorn.on to
that position is in the nature of a
splendid promotion. as the LaMourc
schools are among tho hest in the
state.
With a total enrolment of about
$50. and with a faculty of sixteen
teachers, MFR. Bjornson's new position
is one that will afford him excellent
opportunities.
When Mr.. Bjornson accepted tho
Grand Forks county position last year.
it was with the understanding that he
should be released from work this
year. He came hero from Inkster.
where he served three years as SUPER
intendent. and previous to which he
was located at Walhalla for a year.
Agricultural Depart mcnt.
La Moure is one of the five cities ot
the state heDeflting under the agri.
cultural high school law. The schools
receive &2,500 annual aid from the
state. LaMoure has fourteen acre
tract. used for the agricultural work
and the farm is equipped with a splen.
did agricultural building Of two floors
The lower floor, or basement. is used
for soil experiments, seed storing, etc,
while the agricultural classes are CON
Quoted on the second floor.
Domestic science, music and draw
ing, manual training also arc featured
! in the LaNIoure schools.
In his work at T.aAlnmrc. Mr.. Bjorn-
son will have the able assistance OF
Martin Anderson OF the University cf
The evening times., 1914-03-06
Twelve WIN CERTIFICATES
Results Of Elementary Teachers Ex-
aminati0ns arc Received by
County Superintendent.

Twelve candidates for elementary
teachers certificates successfully
passed the examinations recently held
in this city according to a report re-
ceived today by Miss Beatrice John
stone, county superintendent Of
schools. from the Office of the state
superintendent of public instruction at
Bismarck
Twenty-Five candidates for certiii.
Gates took the test. The remaining
ten failed.
Those who will receive certificates
were:
First Grade-Anna Kaufman. East
Grand Forks, Blanche Brolin, Grand
Forks; Eva K. Morris, Thompson;
Ferne Umphrey and Jessie Umphrey.
Inkster.
Second Grade-Theodore Kaase.
Henry A. Sagen. tNorthwood; Esther
V. Brathovde. Reynolds; Mamie
Franklin. Arvilla: J. w. Lambie, For
est River; Alice Galegher, Thompson;
Beatrice Griffith. Grand Forks.
The evening times., 1914-03-06
TuMusTERoL For
That Lame Back!

Rub It on briskly-maasage It In
thoroughly. and note how quickly
MUsTEROLE drives out the stiffness
and soreness.
It beats a mustard plaster seven
ways, and best Of all, It doesn't blister
or burn.
MUsTERoLE Is q clean. white oint-
ment made with oil Of mustard. 1t
comes in handy white glass jars. Get
q jar from your druggist today.
MUSTEROLE is recommended by
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars
are used annually for Bronchitis
Group. Sti6 Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion. Pleurisy, rheumatism
Back Or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles
Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet
Colds Of Chest Git prevents Pneumon-
ia).
At your druggists. in 25c and soc
jars. and special large hospital size
for $3.50. N
Accepts no substitute. II your
druggist cannot supply you. send CSC
or SOC to the MUsTERO OLE Company,
Cleveland, Ohio. and we viii mail you
a. jar. postage prepaid.
w. n. Thurmond, Rockhsh, Va. says
"Musterole is the greatest thing, ]
ever got hold Of for muscular rheuma-
tism, affording instant relief to sore
ana sti6 Joints and muscles"
The evening times., 1914-03-06
BIG AUTOMOBILE SHOW
WILL BEENDED TONIGHT

summate an agreement before the
close of the show. The Oakland peo-
pie expect to open a local agency in
this city in very short time.
Agency Opened Here.
The Chevrolet company has Just
opened an, agency in East Grand
Forks. Smith & Sinclair have the
agency for Grand Forks county and
western Polk county. A special train
of forty carloads of Chevrolet cars Is
expected to reach Minneapolis during
the next week or two. and these cars
will be distributed through the north
west.
Smith & Sinclair are to receive two
carloads, Mackay & Co., Of Grafton
will get two. E. o. Espey Of Crook
ston will receive two, the Bonde Auto
Co.. of Fargo will get two. and John
Bena of Lankin will get two.
The evening times., 1914-03-06
Council Meets Today
Larson TAKES lake POSITION
Assistant to Adjutant r. W. Park.
house in Salvation Army Work
Ham is n,eo,,s4oa,,,<l


Lieutenant Tn. Larsen. who has
been assisting Adjutant 7. w. Park
house of the local Salvation Army
corps, is leaving Grand Forks next
week for Devils Lake, where he will
assist with the work. The lieutenant
has been in Grand Forks about eight
months and made many friends who
will be sorry to see him leave.
A farewell musical program will be
given ON Saturday evening at s
O'Clock.
The program follows:
Song-Come Join Our Army.
Prayer-Lieutenant Larsen.
Grafonola, Song-F. Politiski.
Plano Duet, Selected-Mildred and
Victoria Farmhouse.
Song, Around the World With the
s. A.-Corps Cadet A. Aaserud.
Violin Duet, Selected-C. A. Smith
and S. Kusche.
Grafonola Selection-F. Politiski.
Solo, Selected-Corps Cadet NJ.
Strutz.
Trio, Selected-Mr. and Mrs. Gun.
derson and daughter.
Selection, Farewell Faithful Friends
String band.
Solo. Selected-Lieutenant A. Sew
erson.
Mandolin and Guitar Duet-Mildred
and Victoria Farmhouse.
Solo, Farewell-Lieutenan Th. Lar.
sen.
Grafonola, March-F. Politiski.
The evening times., 1914-03-06
PAGE THREE.

other prominent men of the north.
west have been invited to speak.
Monday nights session VIII be q
get-acquainted affair. A smoker viii
be held in the Commercial club
rooms. The two-day program will be
concluded Tuesday evening with q
dinner which will be given BY the
Commercial club and to which every
visiting delegate will be given q COM
plimentary invitation.
Every commercial club in the state
will be asked to send representatives
TO the meeting. The Development of
North Dakota" is the federation's
slogan. and everything that will tend
toward progress is taken up. Tho In
vitations to the commercial clubs
state that the future progress Of
North Dakota will come about through
the organized efforts of the mon in
charge of the agricultural and busi-
ness development Of the stato."
The evening times., 1914-03-06
PUBLICITY FOR
STATE PLANNED
Federated Commercial Clubs
to Discuss Plans for Big
Campaign.
NUMBER INVITED TO
SPEAK AT MEETING
Local Club Will Entertain
at Smoker and Dinner
Many Expected.

When the North Dakota Fedora
ton of Commercial clubs meets in
Grand Forks March 1G and II. de-
tailed plan for a state publicity cam
paign will be discussed. and if deemed
advisable. one will be formulated
Tentative plans, which have been out
lined. call for a campaign which will
encourage immigration into North
Dakota.
The program for the meeting has
not been formed. President 4. Neal
of the Minnesota Federated clubs.
immigration officers of the Great
Northern. Northern Pacific and 500
railroads and of the states of Minne-
sofa and North Dakota. and several
The evening times., 1914-03-06
TWENTY-FIVE new COMPANIES
With a capitalization of $685., 900
Have Been Formed in North Da.
kota Since Feb. 1.

Twenty-Five new corporations, with
been organized in North Dakota since
Feb. 1, 1914. according to report by
Thomas Hall. secretary of state.
Two of the new concerns are organ
izcd by Grand Forks men. These are
the Tuxpam Oil and Realty company,
with a capitalization of 100000, and
Odell company, with capital stock
amounting to $4,000.
The incorporators of the Oil and
Realty co. are FL. G. INkken and DR..
A. A. Westeen. both of Grand Forks,
and G. F. Halyorson of Brainerd,
MINI. r. c. Griffith, w. A. Oaell and
q. Nj. Fitzgerald, all Of this city. are
the organizers Of the Odell company.