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The evening times., 1914-02-16
~ East. Grand Forks ~
NAME DELEGATES
FOR CONFERENCE
East Grand Forks to be Rep
resented at Development
Meeting at Crookston.

East Grand Forks will be we'll rep
resented at the Red river develop
ment meeting in Crookston Wednes-
day night. j. +. Craig of the Com
mercial club has appointed practically
every member of the club delegate
to the gathering.
The meeting has been called for the
purpose of discussing the advisable
ity of organizing d Red River De-
velopment association. 1t will be held
in the Commercial club rooms at
Crookston, and will be attended by
delegates from counties throughout
the Minnesota side of the valley.
There is considerable sentiment in
favor of organizing such an associa-
ton. and the local delegates will boost
for 1t. Each member that attends will
wear badge on which is inscribed:
Booster for Red River Valley asso-
ciatiOn."
The farm crops show opens in
Crookston Wednesday morning. Ac-
crool1ston today, about 700 exhibits
from northern Minnesota already have
reached the city and another large
consignment is expected today. The
committee in charge is having diff
ticulty placing all the exhibits, and
the Indications arc that they will
have to secure another building for
that purpose.
The farm crops show promises to
be one of the foremost agricultural
meetings in the state this winter.
Cash prizes amounting to $1,000 are
being offered. A special train will
bring large number of Minneapolis
and st. Paul business men to the
show, and delegates are expected
from Duluth and other sections of the
state.
A number of prominent speakers
have been secured for the meetings.
The list includes: President George
Vincent of the Minnesota university; /;
President +. L. McVey of the North
Dakota university; Dean A. F. Woods
of the Minnesota agricultural college:
DIR. J. H. Worst of Fargo and Profess
sor r.. A. Moore of Madison.
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Jot;,,n., ltuns,r,i.

There were roast potatoes in the
Great Northern railway yards this
morning when Il car load Of tuhcrs
became ignited from AN overheated
warming stove. The fire department,
made ~ quick run and cXtnguished
the blaze before much damage was
done to the car
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IIc,s. On Visit

Mrs. +. r.. Brislan aud son Joseph
Edward Of Great Falls, Mont, arrived
in the city this noon for Il visit with
relatives and friends. They expect TO
remain about three months when they
will ioc Joined by Mr.. Erslan and re-
turn to Great Falls. Mrs. Brislan will
be remembered as the former Miss
.\gncs Handlon Of this city.
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Mel. SATURDAY Afternoon.

No definite steps regarding the i'm
provement of the north road leading
into the city were taken at Saturday
afternoons meeting of the city coun-
Gil with the Grand Forks. township
officers. The proposition was discuss
ed at length, but no definite action
will be taken until the township off,
GERS submit some formal plan.
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Meeting Of Brotl,trh,ssl.

The social session OF tho PresbNtc-
sIan Brotherhood will he held next
Monday evening instead of tonight.
as was previously announced. Dr. \.
VI. TaNlor of the state university will
give an address ON tho wireless.
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Mrs. Iddinpy Buried To-Day.

Funeral service for Mrs. Il. w. Id
dings. formerly a pioneer resident OF
this city who died in st. Paul Satur-
day night, was scheduled to he held
in the Sanity city this afternoon.
Mrs. T.. It. Fletcher of this city. Al
daughter of the deceased. has gone to
ST. Paul to attend the services.
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tniJ Fellow, Meet Tonight.

All members of the local lodge "f
Odd Fellows are requested I" he pres
ent at the regular meeting t" b" held
at odd Fellows hall at I:"0 O'Clock
tonight. Work will be given in the
lnitiatory degree.
The evening times., 1914-02-16

For ironing day they are tho mod
rrn time saving, labor saving. worry
saving, money saving iron Of the age.
Free trial and Use in your home.
Erekke and Sonsterud, distributors.
ll5 South Third street, Grand Forks.
i'honr S.6L ri~S,atc.-Adv.
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Portable Gasoline Lamp.

Let us send one into Your home
for free trial. A mellow white light,
the equal Of any gas light known.
Easily care for: light and movable.
The king bee of all similar lamps
Brekke and Sonsterud, distributors
lis South Third street, Grand Forks.
Phone S2GL rri-State.-Adv.
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IN I:i.r na,,.r

The Eastern Star will give y card
AMI danring party following the bust
ness 81 ssi"n Tuesday evening. All
MaS"ns and their families are invited.
30 cents q couple: % cents single ad-
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lcn uaYs for Drunk.

T.. Tveberg was sentenced by Judge
Church this morning to spend ten
DAYS i'm the county Jail for drunken
ness This is the third time during
the last week or two that he has been
arrested ON this charge according t"
the police.
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The So,,arc Deal.

When you think of plusni,ills, think
OF us. Our charges are not high; we
don't putter" over II job and VIC don't
use poor material. \s !, business
proposition We find il best to give II
square deal i. l.. IIultius ~ Co. a04
DeMerS-Adv.
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worst NOT YET READY
TO announce DECISION
ON SENATORIAL PLANS

Fargo. N. d., Feb. 16.-Presi.
dent j. II. Worst of the North
Dakota agricultural college Is not
yet ready to announce hts .decis-
fon In connection with the re-
cent endorsement by the Tr'i-
state Growers convention, of
himself as United States sem
atorial candidate.
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will Give Rccital

Madame Dorothca NOrtf, soprano,
will give n recital Tuesday, February
~ at S:3o, at the Methodist church.
under tho auspices of Wesley college
and is the second number in the ar
lists course. Admission. - rcnts-
ADV.
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Isurtnc,, in Southwest.

States Attornev o. Is. Burtncss left
Sunday night for the southwestern
part of the state tn transact legal
business Tie is expected to return in
Il few ,lay%.
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LEASE old MARKET Place
George Walker and u. Walker Will
Operate Meat shop in Wcrst-
leln Location.

George Walker and II. Walker have
leased the meat market, formerly
known as the Werstlein market,
North Third street. and will conduct
the same in the future.
The Werstlein market is one Of the
Oldest established market places in
the city.
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Bcn,Ickc County Chairman,

FL Bendeke was elected Chairman
Of the progressive republican organ
ization at the meeting held ut the city
hall last Saturday afternoon. \ gen
eral meeting OF the progressive re-
publicans of the county will be held
during March. at which time 4 per
manent organization will be effected.
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INSURANCE, Ngcu Ncc,.

The members of the North Dakota
Life Underwriters association held u
banquet last Saturday evening at the
Columbia hotel in this city. The Gre
alton of the Office OF artuary in tho
state insurance department was dis
cussed and generally favored.
The evening times., 1914-02-16
Thomas Played Organ.

Prot. liver Thomas of Tabor COL
icse. Tabor. Iowa. played the organ
at the First Presbyterian church at
both the morning and evening scrv-
ices Sunday. Several organ numbers
We're given as Il prelude to the evening
service
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Transfer and Baggage.

Tom Whalen's Dray and Baggage
Transfer. GIG DeMers avenue, next
to Columbia hotel. Phone y. w.
819-L, Tri-State 72l.-Adv.
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Inkota Hotel Burns.

Tho ''Eeact Inn the leading hotel
at Lakota. was destroyed hy fire Sat
urday. the loss being $4,000. Many
of the guests who We're asleep at the
time We're compelled to escape in
their night clothes. losing the greater
part of their personal belongings.
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Dance Wednesday Night.

The entertainment committee of
the Commercial club will give the last
pre-Lenten season dance in the club
rooms Wednesday night. The dance
promises to be an elaborate one in
every way.
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Mus,,ns fn NIecf,

All members nf the Masonic fra
ternity arc urged To he present at II
meeting to be held at the lodge r"ou's
at 1870 O'clock this evening for th"
purpose "f adopting set of bylaws
for the Masonic building corporation
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LuyuI Order or ,lou,c. A,tcnt,on.

Owing t. a large class to he in
itiatcd tuesday night, all members
are urged to he present at p. IN.
sharp. ~ q. Luther, Diet.
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.\nI,uycti Women.

Fred Korb MAS sentenced to pay u
fine OF S2I TOR disorderly conduct by
Judge j. X. Church this morning. He
Is said to have been trying to pick
up' number of young girls on the
StrrctS of the citN.
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1nrtni,btlv (luh ,lc,tiuu.

The regular meeting of the FUrt-
nightly club will bc held at the pub
JIG library this evening. Tho address
by nr. X. r. Young will tc entitled
"A Restatcnent of the I'arwinian
Theory''
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~ Tie City In Brief ~
At the Met.

"our Mutual Girl series starts
Wednesday, February Is. 4 chapter
every weck,-Adv.
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ADJOURN JUNE Is

Congressional Democratic Leaders
Expect to- Quit Then.
Washington, Feb. 16.-June is is
the date democratic leaders hope to
adjourn congress. President Wilson
believes the house and senate can
work simultaneously on the trust bill.
He said business men We're showing Il
helpful interest in the new legislation
The evening times., 1914-02-16
I.astnr Iscas,,.cr-inm

Rev. l.. \. Tlaatvedt, formerly pas
tor Of the First Lutheran church Of
this city, now of I.akoti. Is rallying
from an operation for appendicitis.
recently performed at the Hrar"ness
hOspta1
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Nominating Omcers.

Nominations for Commercial club
officers are now being made. The
annual meeting and election will be
held Monday night, March 2. A bull
letin board of nomination purposes
has been placed in the club assembly
room,
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Goes to Rochester.

Morris Sullivan, who has been head
of the East Grand Forks street de-
partment for the past four years. left
last night for Rochester, Ninn., where
he will undergo an operation.
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Tickets On sale.

Tickets for The Madamc Dorothea
North recital next Tuesday arc on
sale ut the Stone Piano company and
the ConSerN ;itory Studios ADV.
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You don't, seem to care whether
you get good roads or not!" well.
my wife says the bad roads make It
hard for me to get to town, and when
do get to town they're good excuse
for not haStanin' home"
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AT THE HOTELS

HREDERICK-Chas Major. Cum
nings; Il. II. F2vanson, Arvilla: A.
T. Blonde. Devils Lake; II. f. Stoson.
st. Thomas; Il. w. Smith, Bartlett;
F.. ". Erickson, Minot: +. Il. Sink
ler, Minot; w. ". Fuller. Mandan;
Il. G. Boyd, Eillsboro: II. G. Citzke,
Fargo: j. S. Johnson, Fargo: r. H.
Fee. Rathgate; o. Thomas, IIillsboro:
j, Kelland. Il,ngdon: II. r. Stine
larEo: J. lI. Mattson, Fargo.
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Representative sorlic Her,

ton was In the city saturday evening
attending the Bull Moose meeting.
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skate. Sl,nrnnnc.l

16 cents per pair. We do it while
you wait. Shoe Hospital. 3l4 Dc
Mers avenue. Madsen- -Thoreson Shoe
company.-Adv.
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Wasen I'm the City.
n. d. Wasen of Finch, Van Slyck &
McConville is spending the day in the
city calling on the Arneson Mercan-
tile company.
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A man should seek the company
Of those wiser than himself: tho onlv
difficulty being that they are gener-
ally busy and. object to being both
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GIVEN SENTENCE

HOughtOn Trial -pF.nds With Convic-
ttOn Of -Four. Men.
Houghton. Mich, Feb. 16.-Judge
Flanagan todayi', sentenced James
Cooper. Arthur Davis. William Grof,
and Edwin Polkinghorne, convicted
of manslaughter in the Seeberville
case. to the Marquette prison, recon-
mending the maximum of fifteen
years for the first three and twelve
for the, last
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HEARINGS ARE ON

LARGEST Room in Massachusetts State
House Set Aside Tor Womcn's
Amendment.
Boston, Feb. 16.--Tne largest room
in the state housc is being used for
the opening of hearings on Woman
suffrage. The committee on constitu-
tional amendments divided its time
equally between speakers favoring
and opposing the five bills pending in
the house for an amendment giving
women the ballot
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TO ACCOMPANY
BISHOP ABROAD
Father Klinkham1ner Of this
City Will go to Rome-Vis-
it Other European Cities.

Rev. Father VIM. Klinkhammer,
who has been pastor of Sacred Heart
Catholic church for the past three
years, will leave the latter part Of the
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DArOTAIl---A. Alcour,. Fargo; T..
q. Swarthout. Hampden: Andrew
Miller, Rismarck; Il. r. Bristol, Far
go: A. L. Slater. Drayton: John LODI
der. Arvilla; L. 6. Nero, Grafton; s.
T. Murphy, Devils Lake; j. r. Field,
Petersburg; George Award, Glen u
lin: l.. K. Jones. Fargo A. j. Sorlie,
RuNton; G. \. F'rick, Ltkota: J. H..
Bloom. Devils Lake; =. II. Wilson,
Derrick: ". e. Richards, Dickinson;
=. q. Ialenson. Langdon; n Eappang,
Milton; J. L. Berg. Rolette.
Many a great man is but a Mart on
The evening times., 1914-02-16

Many a great man is but a wart on
L pickle in the eyes of his wife.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-03-06

ed with hammer and saw, but with
some knowledge too of higher mathe-
mates and the principles upon which
great mechanical inventions depend,
you know little. and must imagine
much. i was playing the gawky when
I helped you In the old house In
Brooklyn. was interested In your
airship-Oh / recognized 1t for what 1t
was, Notwithstanding It's oddly and
lack of ostensible means for flying
but was not caught In the whirl OF
its idea; the idea by which you doubt
less expect, and with very good reason
too, to revolutionize the science Of
aviation. But since then I've been
thinking 1t over, and am 30 filled with
your own hopes that either / must
have hand In the finishing and sail
ing OF the one you have yourself con-
structed, or go, to work myself on the
hints you have unconsciously given
me. and make car of my own"
Audacity often succeeds where
subtler means fail. Orlando, with a
curious twist of his strong lip. took
hold of the detectives arm and drew
him In. shutting and locking the door
carefully behind him.
Now" said he. you tell me what
you think you have discovered. to
make any ideas OF your own available
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-03-06
Earth's Journey

Our worlds journey In space is .
long one. II we are to accept the con-
illusions of DR.. Turner Of the Uni.
versity observatory of Oxford and
Prof. H. C. Plummer, royal astronr
omer of Ireland. Recent astronom
ical work suggests that the sun ana
its planets form a single unit In q
vast system. the stars In which
though separated by enormous dis
tances. have common center of
gravity, and In response TO gravita,
ton all move In unison like a stupen-
dous machine. The paths OF these
stars. instead OF being nearly circu-
lar. like those of the planets around
the sun, are much IKE the oscilla
lions OF a pendulum. The calcula
lions show that on this elongated
course our sun must travel 100000,
900 years before completing revolu
ton, and that II passed near the cen
ter less than a milllon-perhaps not
more than 300.000-years ago, and Ia
now on the outward stretch.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-03-06

the intense feeling she had manifest
ed. Had Orlando touched her girlish
heart? Had this cold.blooded nature,
with Its steel-like brilliancy and hon
orable but stern views of life, moved
this warm and sympathetic soul to
more than admiration The thought
disturbed him 30 he forgot the near
ness OF the moment they were all
awaiting till quick rasping sound
from the hangar, followed by the sud
den appearance OF an overwhelming
band OF light about its upper rim.
drew his attention and awakened them
all to a breathless expectation.
The lid was rising. Now 1t was
halfway up, and now, for the first
time, It was lifted to its full height
and stood a broad oval disk against
the background of the forest. The eff
feet was strange. The hangar had
been made brilliant by many lamps,
and their united glare pouring from
its top and illuminating not only the
surrounding treetops. but the broad
face OF this uplifted disk, reused in
the awed spectator a thrill such as In
NEUROLOGICAL times might have greet
ed the sudden sight OF Vuican's
sInithy blazing on Olympian hills
But the clang OF iron on iron would
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-03-06
SYNOPSIS.

George Anderson and wife see q re-
markable looking man come out OF the
Clermont hotel, look around furtively.
Commotion attracts them to the Clermont.
where II is found that the beautiful Miss
Edith Challoner has fallen dead. Ander-
hands In the snow The hotel manager
declares him to be Orlando Brotherson.
Physicians find that Miss Challoner was
tective. and sweetwater. his assistant.
take up the case. Mr.. Challoner tells OF a
S batch Of letters found in his daughters
except one. which shows that the writer
was dspleased This letter was signed
by. Orlando Brotherson. Anderson goes
who is found in tenement under the
name OF Dunn. He Is an inventor. Broth
erson tells the coroner Miss Challoner re-
pulsed him with scorn when he offered her
his love. Sweetwater recalls the mystery
or the murder of washerwoman In which
some details were similar to the Challoner
affair Sweetwater gets lodgings In the
same building with Brotherson He bores
hole In the wall TO spy on Brotherson.
He visits him and assists the inventor In
his work. A girl sent by Sweetwater with
Edith Challoners letters Is ordered out by
Brotherson. He declares the letters were
not written by him. Sweetwater is I'M
masked by Brotherson, who declares he
recognized him at once. The discovery Is
made that the letters signed 20. b." were
written by two different men. Sweetwater
EOt5 W DtIbN III VI TIE ".
b." whom he expects TO locate through
one Doris Scott. mentioned In the letters.
She is found acting as nurse for Oswald
Brotherson, who is critically sick and calls
the name OF Edith in his dellrium. Sweet
water comes across peculiar hut In the
woods. He sees load of boxes marked
80. Brotherson," taken into the hut under
the supervision of Doris Scott. Doris
tells Challoner of seeing in dream the
face Of the man who killed Edith. The
door bell rings and she recognizes in the
visitor the man of her dream. II Is Or
view with his brother. II develops that
Orlando is Working on a flying machine.
Oswald Is told OF Edith's death. Orlando
tells his brother of his repulse by Miss
Challoner. Orlando asks his brother to
assist In tests of his air car, as he can
trust no one else Oswald refuses owing
to his weakened condition.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-03-06

have attended the flash and CLEAN OF
those unexpected fires, and here all
was still save for that steady throb
never heard in Olympus or the halls
OF Valhalla. the pant of the motor
eager for fight In the upper air.
As they listened In trance of burn
Ing hope which obliterated all else,
this noise and all others near and dis
tant, was suddenly lost in loud clat-
ter of writing and twisting boughs
which set the forest In roar and
seemed to heave the air about them.
A wind had swooped down from the
east, bending everything before II and
rafting the huge oval on which their
eyes were fixed as though 1t would
tear II from it's hinges.
The three caught at each others
hands in dismay. The storm had come
Just on the verge OF the enterprise.
and no one might guess the result.
"Will he dare? VIII he dare?"
whispered Doris. and Oswald an
swered, though Il seemed next to inn
possible that he could have heard her:
He will dare. But will he survive
It? Mr.. Challoner," he suddenly shout
ed in that gentleman's ear. what time
is It now?"
Mr.. Challoner. disengaging himself
from their mutual grasp, knelt down
by the lantern to consult his watch.
"One minute to eight" he shouted
back.
The forest was now pandemonium.
Great boughs, split from their parent
trunks, fell crashing to the ground in
all directions. The scream OF the wind
reused echoes which repeated them
selves. here, there and everywhere. No
rain had fallen yet. but the sight Of the
clouds skurrying pell-mell through the
glare thrown up from the shed, Gre
| ated such havoc In the already over
! strained minds of the three onlookers.
that they hardly needed, when with a
clatter and crash which at another
time would have startled them into
flight, the swaying oval before them
was whirled from its hinges and
thrown back against the trees already
bending under the onslaught of the
tempest. Destruction seemed the nat
ural Accompaniment of chs -aasGasak.
and the only prayer which sprang to
Oswalds lips was that the motor
whose throb\ yet fingered In their
blood though mo longer taken in by
the ear, would either refuse to work
or prove insufficient to lift the heavy
car into this seething tumult of war
ring forces. His brothers life hung
In the balance against his fame. and
he could not but choose life for him.
Yet. as the multitudinous sounds about
him yielded for a moment to that
brothers shout, and he knew that the
moment had come. which would soon
settle all. he found himself staring at
the elliptical edge of the hangar, with
an anticipation which held In II as
much terror as Joy. for the end of a
great hope or the beginning of great
triumph was compressed into this
trembling instant and if
CTO BE CoNTINUED.l
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-03-06

In an article on the indiscriminate
use of drugs the Lancet takes the
same position as that OF the New York
physician who was recently quoted In
this column. Speaking OF "the shrewd
fellow" who suffers from insomnia and
purchases veronal as a safe CD hypno-
tic the writer says: Eight grains
have been known to prove fatal and
ten grains not uncommonly give rise
to alarming symptoms. But the
sleep producer is used. nevertheless
by people who feel justified by mis-
leading paragraphs in medical col
umns. blind to the risk OF acquiring Q
drug habit."-New York Tribune.