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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
SEVERAL FUNDS
TO SHOW Deficit
Indicated by Conditions Of
Appropriations at the
Present Time.

Several of the city departments
will face deficits before the end Of
the present fiscal year judging by the
OF the appropriations at the
present time as shown in the monthly
report OF City Auditor William Alex
ander for August /.
Among these are the engineering
department. police department and
health department. The miscellane-
Gus and contingent fund has already
bean overdrawn by $402.41.
The total amount expended by the
city for the month Of July was 49,
362.33, making a total Of $~130,502.96
expended for. the year. The balance
left in the treasury is $26, 96S.04.
The detailed statement of the con-
dition of. the various appropriations
follows:
Engineering Department Appro-
$662.7s; expended to date, s4,246.49;
balance, $253.51.
Police Observation-Disclosures
s12,615; months expenditures, ST.
1895; expended to date, $12,007.8 80;
balance. s607.2o.
City Hall Observation-Disclosures
ton, $4,000; months expenditures.
~$127.67;. expended to date. $2.117.94;
balance. ~$2S2.O6.
4LSSu DSPo1 dIlOIl,
$4,000; months expenditures. $153.50:
expended to date. $~1.S30.54; balance,
$369.46.
City Auditors Observation-Disclosures
priation $4,000; months expenditures,
S225.25; expended to date. $2.751.64;
balance, $2S4.36.
City Treasurer's Department-Ap-
preparation $4,000; months expendi-
lures, $40: expended to date. ST.
S9d Ok. balance Sd6E7E
Street and Road Department-Ap-
preparation $12,525; months expen-
ditures. s~1.2s6.62: expended to date,
$9.523.69; balance $3.001.3l.
Bridge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$500; months. expenditures, 1882;
expended to date s2,7ss.25; balance,
$701.75.
Water and Light Station Depart
ment . Appropriation. s34,oo0.oo
pended to date, $3o,020.79; balance,
$3,979.21.
Light Department Electrician--Ap-
preparation, $4,000; months expendi-
lures, $25S.52; expended to date, $2,-
214.52; balance. $1,9S5.4S.
Fire Department = Appropriation.
s13,465; months expenditures, ST.
balance, $925.06. 81.
Health ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s7,410; months expenditures. sSS3.0s:
expended to date. $7,301.43: balance.
s1Os.57.
Superintendent Water Department
appropriation. $500; months ex-
penditures. $572: expended to date,
s7,041.s2; balance, $45S.1S.
Mayor and Council--Appropriation,
$1,000; months expenditures. SS.33;
expended to date, s57.63; balance.
,S442.37. r..
Assessor and Board of Equalization
Appropriation. $4,000; months ex.
penditures, $2?5: expended to date,
s2,27S.35: balance. .s121.65.
a Miscellaneous and Contingent-Ap-
preparation s5.Voo; smonth's expendi-,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
ARGUE SUFFRAGE
ISSUE TONIGHT
-
Miss Jane Thompson and
Miss Marjory Dorman to
Meet in Debate.

A large audience is expected to be
present at the auditorium this evening
for the debate on woman's suffrage
to be held by Miss Jane Thompson
and Miss Marjory Dorman. ~
Miss Thompson is national organizer
Of woman's suffrage clubs, while Miss
Dorman holds a similar position in
the ranks Of the anti-suffragists. Both
speakers are thoroughly familiar with
the subject, and an excellent debate
is expected.
R. Is. Griffith, president Of the Com
mercial club, will act as presiding Of
ficer at the debate. There will be no
judges, and nd formal decision
Admission to the debate willibe free
to the public.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
SEES SUCCESS
I0R THE ANTS
Mrs N c. Young, in Inter
J view, Points to Stand of
Wonen's Federation.
SUFFRAGE HAS NO
PLAEE IN THE BODY
Maintains that General Fed
eratioi Took Unseemly
Action.

Mrs. n. q Young, former. president
Of. the Month Dakota Federation of
Women's clubs, IN Grand Forks to-
day. voiced her opposition to equal
suffrage in an interview.
Mrs. Young also explained the posi-
non that hes heretofore been taken
by the North Dakota Federation Of
suffrage. She declares her belief that
North Dakota will vote against equal
:. suffrage at the next election. Mrs.
Young said:
Scores General Body.
The General Federation Of Wom-
ems clubs was organized upon a nom
partisan basis, n is under it's con-
stltution, a non-sectarian and non
political party. The suffrage question
is foreign to the purposes of the or
ganlZation, for the question as to who
shall be the electors. is a political
question. The injection of that ques-
tion-upon which a sharp difference
OF opinion exists among women-at
the recent biennial at Chicago-was
unseemly and the consideration of it
was highly improper.
The suffrage delegates who pushed
IT to the front, represented merely
themselves in doing so. They had
been made delegates to represent their
CLUBS, upon questions which We're
within the purposes Of the organiza-
ton. They had not been delegated
to represent club members upon this
political issue. Their action may be
said to represent the individual opin-
ion of those who voted for it, but
goes no further.
THE North Dakota Federation of
Women's clubs followed the constitu-
ton of the general federation, and
for many years has remained loyal to
its non-sectarian n non-political
principles, through which time both
the general and state federation have
grown in numbers, power and infu-
ence.
"Our state federation is. an incor-
porated body. Its objects. as. stated in
It's are articles are: To bring the
women of the state into communica-
ton for acquaintance. mutual helpful
ness and the promotion Of higher in
tellectual, social and moral condi-
Political and secular clubs are de-
MED membership by its bylaws. Sec
ton No. 2 provides that: All clubs
~orsanized for literary, artistic, musi-
cal. philanthropic, scientific or other
educational purposes, who W allegi-
nnce to no political or sectarian con
troll. are eligible to membership
Reason is Sound. -
THAT the reason for excluding sec4
tartan or political questions is a good
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
BALLON|ST IN fine ASCENSION
Leaps at the Fair Grounds Yesterday
Startling and Crowds Gasp
With Awe.

A spectacular balloon ascension
was made at the fair grounds yester-
day afternoon and thousands Of spec
tators were thrilled at the great eX-
hibition. 1t was a marvellous feat and
one of the best free attractions which
could possibly be obtained. Prof. Ed
L. Hutchinson, the %balloonist. Is a first
class man in that line OF work and
is at all times prepared to put up a
fine exhibition.
The ascension was made about 4:3O
o'clock in the afternoon and was wit
messed by nearly everyone on the
grounds.
The feature was the parachute dron
accomplished. Prof. Hutchinson first
attained a height Of over 1000 feet,
sailing off towards the University
park. a strong northwest wind carry
ing him rapidly Up and away. Five
parachute drops followed in quick
succession and the crowds were
amazed at the feat. The %balloonist
states that he has very little chance
to judge distances when making the
drop, but he las to work as fast as
possible. He drops fully 100 feet
before the parachute opens.
The wise wife increases her hold on
her husband by holding her tongue
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
ALLEGED ''D|P"MAKES ESCAPE
Locked up at Fair Headquarters,
Pickpocket Decamps While
Police Seek Witnesses.

While the fair grounds police were
hunting up witnesses Thursday to Sc
cure the conviction of an alleged
dip" the gentleman in question
solved the problem for them by quiet
~ decamping from the fair %headquar-
tiers where he had been locked up.
The police got on their gum shoes
on discovering the escape of the pris-
oner, and went over the fair grounds
with a fine toothed comb in search Of
the missing guest, but failed to locate
him. 1t is thought that he must have
headed for the tall timber.
He was arrested. it is said, almost
in the act of lifting a, leather.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
M'COMBS SIZES UP SITUATION.
National Chairman Con-

Chicago, July william F. Nc
Combs of New York. chairman of the
democratic national committee, spent
yesterday here in conference with
state political leaders.
II am here to see how things are
shaping up" said Mr.. McCombs. "The
senatorial situation is, Of course. the
most important. but l am no here to
sides" .a T.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
Winston, Harper Fisher Co., Dist, Minneapolis, MINI.

%S794.17; balance. s4O5.S3.
Interest On neutrality-suspicious.,
$1S,155; expended to date, S~13,4S7.46:
balance, $4,667.54.
Sinking Tund-Appropriation, &c.
800; expended to date, $4,000; ball
ance. $500.
City's portion of paving-Appro-
priation. $4,000; balance. $500.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
lures, $320.4S; expended to date. S.,
402.4f; overdrawn, $4O2.41.

Relief of neutrality-suspicious., S.
900; months expenditures, $332.32;
expended to date, $2,053.S4: balance,
$946.16.
Implement Shed and City Scales
Appropriation. $1,000: months expen-
diture. s64.75: expended to date,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31

City's portion of water mains-Ap-
preparation, $4,000; balance. $500.
Public Library-Appropriation, s4,-
ance, $500.
Abattoir - Months expenditures,
$569.78: expended to date. $15,306. 89.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31

The wise wife increases her hold on
her husband by holding her tongue
occasionally.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12
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Berlin bat Dieocr einnal bon id borcn laIcnl CaS
erfldrt Den Deiiger 5iDerdtlid)en Ion Der ySieges
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nilo gciangen genonnen por0cn iin0 Gic Eeutid)cn
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corps perltdrtt Die ans ocn 6em gs6ub 0es aricges
5 ocn 6abnen gcciltcn 6rciwiqigcn gcbiIoet morOcn
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6ugel fdlpienoen Gngldnoer I'M @erein nit Der ref
ten Sditc oes ordgcorlngenen Oeitiden Gentrims in
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Gegen Die &ogecn oriidt2 Gas miro oanl 5ue groBe
1c0ane fr oc glliirtcn werocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12
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Baltimore, Mo, .. Scgtcm1cr 1914,
Ynrcan her 9lbsnoefannlsN Nunmiltph oer
Gtnnt Baltimore.
glu5cioc occ NDnirnftcc
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sem Ql1uebui iuic olt pcrann:
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nun QirQl6nii iicnen uno Die Sorlnrilieu oes
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

@ritcr- 0G0 9ScitSranilinsSirdbc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12
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9ieiu.0orf, 9llbalD Iro1 uio n6rolhcH RunIs
ten Mla1l5eitcn 75c 5ra0t 81 Hieorigeren
Ratcn nls Der Ndbu anpefoltficl uno betor'
ocrt G0reib inr Aeiicilibrer
1iarcuee SGriuer, Nlgent.
,eunit2 .39Jde)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

Srlter-27is Orleans. .Sirabe.
Nueiter-237 observation-disclosures
|riier-2400 SiisSaheiiesS
Yierter-21S 9loro rionsNdrlNoenue.
Siiniicr-l752 GrcanssStrabe,
Gchster-2i4 gloros2SolicsSirab
Gie6cntcr -l622 SreanssSird6e.
gl0ler-t24 9toros@pHosSt Strabe
9iclinier 1888 t5apcttesStrdBc
8c6ntcr-130 glpros@ounotonrgloe
@lficr-t04 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rarl7gloenne.
3m0litcr 2400 Sft.Snirnlonni'9locnue
Srciscbnicr 2619 SliaSnpe
Qier6ebntcr- 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NiiniSe6nicr- 100 osGlllpooosglOeHie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12
s,yai.,ioite gsaro.

Vrllcr--1S12 gS.sSr0niIlls1ItnAe
0mciier-2O26 gS. sQerinotousStrab
Eriitcr-33t2 CI0 Sreocrid 9loaD
Ncrtcr-411Q iSreoerid,glpenue
Sifnfter -30t5 fSrcocrjds9lOeuie.
Sed,sier- -2544 tSreoerid9loenne
Siebicr- 2514 g9citsQaltimores@ s@irdbe.
Mdlier- 2236 Sreocridsglpenue.
Ncunter- -26G6 g9ilfcnssgloenue
3ebnter- 302 eSurroms sStraBe.
&ificr- SiinsRun asStra6c.
3mBlficr-60i Gfos@dDionsS Sirabe,
Nrcl l,rhntcr- 1915 9ic6cnrO5S 5Strabe.
Gicr5c6ntcr 8 Siios&ulnstis sStraBe.
Scdsscbnter- 1877 gSeii.9cringionsSt StraBe.
SiebScbntcr- 220 9'oroaWonrocsShaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

Gritcr-i22s GrniosSiusglpenuc.
9mciier- -i2ii 9trQnles9locnue.
Sriitcr -708 @ounHoionsNpenue.
@icrier 1886 gtronlesgloenuc.
5iiniicr SOC @curqc SiraBc
Scmiter- @corlcs StrnBe
Sicbtcr 404 JorosFucds Strabc.
gl6ter- 623 gloros@acas SiraBc.
9lcnnter $40 9ruio lagloenuc
Hchnlcr--l02s 9rnio @lII-glOenIlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

Grltcr-3iG Siib.Gburps sSirdBc
2lpeiicr-A06 Siios|ncas s@trabe.
Trittct COS 1urHunos Strnne rtN
Qierter-Gi6 Ncit,@onuaOsS sSirabc
Siiuficr-G07 g4ciis9ccsSlr
Gchstcr- $50 SnnopcrsS STRIDE
Giebtcr -520 SiiosShdrpa
Nntcr- -SOS giobtSirdBc.
gicliHier los SiisQloutqomctb bsStrdDe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

Griicr-52S yiorns0nlbomsS SiroBc.
3nciier l06 gioros8ilmor,SiraBe.
Sriiier -li2t gNeitTraniliu'Sirabe.
8icrler 1904 SScit Sdrdiogns
Siiniier-32 oslllountsSirnBc
Schcicr- If Noros@ilmur StrdBc.
Gicbtcr-fG27 fSrcocrid gncnuc
9lnter-iSO5 lScit Brnti,Strubc.
Ncunier- 322 GiibzNiomni. .Strabc.
8cbntcr- -i545 6nminDs sStrnbc.
@lfter-3f3 Sii0sSirider StraBc.
Rm0liicr- -206 Giios@ilmorsStr
1rcisebnicr- 1927 JSeitgomUarns@ir @irdBc.
&icr5ebnicr -1l0l gSeiis6apetle Strnbe'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

0riicr S3i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SritterL s1S giornsQSaibinofons Sirabe
@iertcr- -9iS 9}or0s9SnibingionsS SiraBc
Siniter -t727 SitGaQer Sirabe
Ge0ster 9iS 9loros~ rpnomnO
Sicbcntcr -lO40 9torD 8oh ,StraBe.
Ndlicr- --t5i7 SfisNaoiionsS Strube
9lennier-5o5 gloros9onos Strabe.
3ebnier glorosg9oliesS sStroBe
&lfter-5fs Nor0sGouinQions9lp
3u6lftcr 1885 Gits0onumcnt. -lr1bc.
Orcisc6nicg 2507 Wic@loerrn 'Strabc
@ier5ebnier sos neutrality-suspicious..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

Wrifer -333 ScoilsoirnBc
9peitcr-sS2 Columbia sglOenuc.
Triticr 1858 SarpedntaStrdbe
gSicricr -f1tA Siios9areOsSirnbe.
Siinitcr A1t56 @lcpeIanhsStrdBc.
SenSicr S42 St Qcters StraBc,
Siehtcc -ft65 gSeiisSambnrosStrobc
9lcbter- COZ gScitsGrobsG
gicniicr -506 &efis@ruB Sirane.
0ebnicr- gSeiis6aHbnrgsSirdBe.
IS ficr-707 Scotis Stra6c
8m1lfier -7io CT. %eterStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12
glcaiitrir- gOfaIe.

5iinitcr 2i07 Gurrifonsgpcmc.
Sensicr-i90 2onplpoon sStraBc
Sebier--t123 acknowledgements
glbter- 1925 gSeii9iortb 2lOenuc.
geuntcr-1S25 9loros sEulasfs sStrQBc
3ebHicr -i536 9ioro SuionsglOcmc
@ifier-16ls 2aurcns Strabc
Sm0lfter -1404 Gaurenss Sirdbc
Erci8c6nicr -t4lO @rcBimansSirabc
&ier6cbntcr-1373 gtpros sGnreOs StraBe.
SinBebnler- no 9umberldnosSt
Seds8ebnier 1885 gioro SilmorsSiraBc.
Sicb3e0ntcr-t524 6uiolsguenne
glcb3cbntcr- 1856 9lorosWonrocs Strabe.
Geuil5ebntcr 2106 &oro' SuiOM9lpcnuc
Siuan5qlier 2t27 gSalbroois9lucnue
@inuno5Wan5iaiier 1000 Bari 0eigDts.glbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-12

Gritcr -q2S NanOoers SiruRc
8pciter -fO2S S.sShdrpsStrdBc.
1riticr-fif1 Glib Sbnrpa Sirabc.
Iicricr 10 9Scii4o0mbirgs Sirabe,
gyiiniier- 1908 z. .spnnurersS StrdBe.
Sed6ster 1897 SsSdnopersStrnbc.
Sicnicr -i05 gSeit9lanoaUsSt Strdbe.
9lcoicr 1929 Siios@bdrlcssSirdbc.
g,cuntcr 1909 SonNOOcrsStroBe.
Re1nicr 1887 Gin Gbnrlcss Strabc
Giiter-f53t Giios0barIessStrdbc.