The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-23
and its earnest wishes for large sue

and it's earnest wishes for large sue
cess"
Announcement was made last even
ing by the campaign manager that all
restrictions so far as lists, cards and
| ASSIGNMENTS be concerned was off. In
other words, any worker may solicit
today, any person he wishes and from
any source desired. The reason for
this change in the program is for fear
some Fargo citizen might be missed.
1t Is not the intention OF the COM
mittee that this shall happen. Fargo
college stands for the community. Far
go college serves the community. The
community ought to have its part
in saving Fargo college.
Secretary futile Speaks.
General Secretary Tuttle of the Y.
NJ. c. A. Of Grand Forks was in Fargo
yesterday and visited the campaign
headquarters last evening. General
Chairman Chas. R. Stone, called upon
Mr.. futile for a few remarks and
he responded complimenting Fargo
upon her splendid work and success.
you are having a great campaign"
said Mr.. Tuttle; Grand Focks con-
graduates you. We nave received an
l~inspiration from beng here and would
not have missed this opportunity for
anything"
Campaign Manager Subseribes.
The campaign manager turned in
his subscription yesterday. He couldn't
help it; the ladies got after him. When
Mr.. Hockenbury made the announce
ment last evening that all restrictions
were off and that the workers may
| solicit anybody, one Of h ladies OF
team No. Is Immediately arose and
stated that inasmuch as the campaign
manager had let DOWN the bars, she
| claimed his subscription forthwith and
| she got it. This incident was a good
joke on the campaign manager and
caused a good laugh.
The Band Will Play.
There was q motion made last even
, ing that General Secretary Wolf OF
the Y. M. C. A. and Lloyd E. Musburg-
er be a committe to arrange for secur-
ing a band and there is a strong in
cIination on the part Of the workers
to form a line and have a parade ex-
pressing their appreciation to the
citizens of Fargo for the splendid re-
Spouse given during this campaign.
Music at Supper Tonight.
At the suggestion Of one of the
workers, the genial chairman, Chas. r,
/ stone DEOI1lSSu W ItdsS OlS VI llIS
beautiful V~ictrolas n some Of his
most expensive records SO while the
workers are enjoying their banquet
tonight, they will listen to Caruso
| Tetrazzini, Schumann-Heink and other
great, stars.
One of the most remarkable incl
dents in the entire campaign is the ex-
| ceedingly close run which has been
made between Divisions A and B
| When it is considered that 100 men
| so on each side, should be contestine
for five days and at the end of that
time turn in over $4,000 each and be
only 5000 apart in the grand total Sc
cured and almost the exact number OF
subscriptions. Division A has a little
the best of 1t on the amount of money
delivered, while Division B has Sc
cured a few the most subscriptions. II
has been a most interesting contest
and the men nave enjoyed 1t. Division
C. composed of the ladies has done
remarkable work. When it is consid-
cred that the were restricted
for three days to women only and then
were only given the mems lists after
the men had a chance to take there
from the best names the ladies de-