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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
BETTER OUTLOOK
FOR BUSINESS
IN AMERICA

inv uosntse JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WISH
New York. Sept. Ain view OF the
efforts of bankers of the country 10
organize 100000, 900 gold pool de-
signed preliminarily to facilitate en-
change operations between thus eouh-
try and Europe today's sharp rise ~
cables and. demand bills on London
was regarded as highly significant "a,
bles rose to s4.9Sh and demand soiu
mn TO S4.a7h. The advance was az
trlbuted In some quarters 10 the oe
lief that the modified British mora
torium. which becomes effective carry
in october, might cover these iorins
of remittance. Announcement 'na' u
rangements have been perfected UNI
der the auspices OF the stock eNchanse
for the private dealings in concessions
in unlisted stocks. which ineiuues .he
curb. was accompanied by htiilias'"
that this is preliminary TO slih'iai
siep IN regularly listed securities. ~
is known that many members OF we
exchange deem such action adNisaeie'
hut realize that II cannot be Wen taken
without the consent of the local DAMS
which hold large amounts OF hs.su
stocks as collateral for outs'anuihs
lIoans.
Bond dealers reported an increase
for the new New York CITY notes
with a further advance IN tn" three
wear issues. The offering OF tnesc
notes vas said to have stimuia'ea ~,
INJURY for other municipal notes anu
+ onds. incidentally the state OF zen
lnessee secured an extension IN .n,S
market of some Of its maturing ooi'-
CATION. ~.
Recent weather conditions IN the
middle west contributed to two eoun-
TER movements in that section Nh'ie
Farmers are reporting az unus'a'p
large winter wheat acreage. III
chants complain of the haekwarahsss
[of trade because of belated d''es'he =
HE Temperature.
! Local hanks are likely 10 '~'e'N'
further cash accessions this Week,
rain Of $4,000. 900 to sle,ese'e eo peins
foreshadowed in the surface move
lmeut. Reduction Of loans IS ASP -
lnected now that the city loan asse''"
IfIrt< Rave been completed ''ars
Iel6nrings continue TO reflect abnormal
|conditIons The largest decreases he'"'
'SAexb II this inter-.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

i boston, Sept. 25.-The Commercial
'aHetin will say tomorrow:
op'imlsm has been more pronounc-
~ ~ 'he wool market this week;
s"ee The announcement of limited
. NY N London prices have steadied,
s""ough values are still somewhat err
,auc Rather more business has been
su' through and manufacturers have
aa,s inquiries on fair lines Of wool
saD'e reports indicate a brisker
Eas,hess In Yorkshire with better
pf prices.
secured basis: Texas Fine IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
|irqing Up Father

months. so; fine, months. 54@55i
fine fall, i5G47.
california-Northern 5tm55; mid.
die county, 5i@52; southern. $3.50
Disqualification No. staple. co.
81; eastern clothing, 57@5s; valley
No. !. $3.50.
Territories - Fine staple, e1m62i
fine medium staple. 5sG 60: fine cloth.
ing. 57G5s; fine medium clothing, 81
ass; fine medium clothing. 55m57
half blood combing. 40; three-eighth'
blood combing, f7m4s. Pulled extra
5Sm so; "A. SEA 81; fine A, $50 55; 4
supers, 50@52.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


Kansas city. Sept. 25.--cattle--Re-
ceipts, 700. Market steady. Prime fed
steers, si0.00@1i.0O; dressed beef
steers. ss.00Ge.75: western steers
s6.75M9.50: stockers and feeders, So
90 q 500; bulls. s5.25 ESQ; calves
So. 506 1850.
Sheep - Receipts. 1000 Market
steady. Lambs. 5000 1850; yearlines
1915 q s.25; wethers, 1875 q $50:
ewes, s4.75m5.25.
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market
lower. Bulk. ss.15@s.45: heavy. $3.50
as.45; packers and butchers. ss.2s ~
$50: light, ss.15@S.5o; pigs, $3.50
7.75.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
I|[AT PRICES
STILL HOLD At
HIGH FIGURES
fpscted Enlargement Of Wis
bIs Supply for Monday Is
Handicap on Bull Movement
h Grain Centers.

q, sosEnsa yousnAt SPECIAL tss I'D wlRsl
Chicago. Sept. 25.-Expected en-
snement OF the domestic visible sup
ii total on Monday handicapped the
hills today In wheat. No important
|nlHes took place and the market
esssd steady at the same as last night.
ID \ decline. The outcome in corn
vas unchanged to Nc lower. and oats
shade off to NC up. Provisions fin
thed from 40c down to nc advance.
Arrivals Of wheat at primary points
today we're 2,S39. 600 bushels as against
|liis,ooo bushels for the correspond
ling day year ago. Another bearish
| circumstance in this connection was
F DE fact that northwestern stocks
showed an Increase Of about $500. geo
| ff The week, compared with 100000
bushels last year. The outlook adj
|Fsrse 70 the bulls was made more so
~ The absence Of export business. no
|als to foreigners being reported ex-
|Tg 10000 bushels at the gulf.
Difficulty In arranging New York
|ushange was said TO be the only I'm
psdiment to larger shipments Of wheat
nom Winnipeg to Europe. The trans
Atlantic call for cheap cargoes from
unada, however, was a discourage
ment rather than a stimulus to hold
eIs here. So also was gossip to the
elect that Liverpool was counting on
receipts there being liberal in the flu
lure from Argentina.
Corn held relatively steady as a re-
suit Of export sales at Boston and of
elearances at New York for Bordeaux.
eheats weakness. though. acted as an
oiset. Oats, like corn. received sup
port owing to requirements of the ex-
pOfl trade. As much as 100000
bushels was said to be loading for
Sweden.
PROVISIONS scored fair gains in jan
Wy contracts for meats and on all
aeVerles Of lard. Nearby options OF
pofk and lard were bearishly affected
y smailness of cash call from the
'ouih.
closing prices:
Way. sl.i7
eorn-Dec.. 7o%c: May. 7shc
o.a's-Dec.. 49%c: May, 52Bc.
Pork-Jan.. s1g.77.
LARD Oct. $3.50; Jan. $1,000.
inos-oct., 5000; Jan. s1o.i5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Sept. 25.-cattIe--Receipts
600. Market slow. Beeves, $500
f1.o5: steers. s6.25me.l5: stockers and
feeders. 5000 s.sb; cows and heifers,
ss.6om9.15: calves. ss.00G1i.75.
Sheep - Receipts. $4,000. Market
steady. Sheep s4so5.70; yearlings
Is5.7566.40: lambs, ss.25G 49,
Hogs - Receipts. 10000. Market
steady to &c under yesterdays aver
age. Bulk. ss.i0@s.G5; light. $500
. 90: mixed. $1,000 s.00:. heavy. $3.50
@s.75; rough, s7.75@7.eO; pigs, $40
$3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
ST. LOUIS LEAD AND spELTER

st. Louis. Sept 25.-Lead dull, So
62h speIter quiet. $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
NTE Inexperienced sales
ladies' at THE ECONOMIST.
WANTED-pos,tions.


WANTED-Posiuons
CARPENTER IRA D0TSoN. Phone ls2l-
salvation Army. Do Z nov
NATURALIZATION BY first-class all
around blacksmith and horseshcer Win
mining experience \. y. care JournaI
WANTEDs-MisceslsneoIe
cSHfEf cIE1S1SG. furniture and stovs
repairing. W. 4. Goff phone SIS
wANTED-Male cat about months old
Must be affcctionate. ~ south hlgn.
WANTED--we buy old gold and silver
jeweiry. Benneu's Fourth and Gold.
WANTED Customers for first-cisss ranch
butter and fresh esgs Phone I1ssM-
WNNTED--A clothes rack suitable for
suits and skirts. Phone 52i Of apply ~
south First.
WANTED--To buy or rent q medium size
team Of horses. al West Granite avenue
Phone 1scoW.
WANTED hear from owner Of good
farm for sale Send cash price ana de-
scription. D. r. Bush, Minneapolis Mini.
wTNTED--To borrow fs.00e a. per cent
No | real estate security: three blocks
from postoffirc See or phone $40. b. L
schutt room :. Whiting buldlng
WANTED-Sewing.
>>~>~~~~.>~~~~~ -~~~~~>-~s--~--~~---
WANTED-Piain sewing 70 do AZ home
1898 Forester avenue. Phone lt9sJ.
wANTEI,-Plsln sewing at home; low
prices. Apply Mrs. Dina simmons go
South Arno.
FOR RE:NT-Rooms With Hoard.
~'-" nisninn ds
TABLE BOARD. fs.Se per week Rooms
and sleeping porchcs. 5oi south Edith.
ron RENT-Erceiicns sleeping porch.
board and room. private family. Phone
1891 .--
0eaeral
ROOM ana board in private family fer two
gentlemen. Phone ifsiJ
WANTED = One eonvaleFecnt bosrder.
pfaff ranch. Phone lsaaW.
North.
FOR RENT--Tent cottages with hoard,
fresh eggs, milk and cream One block
from car lire Phone isas.
FOR RENT--Rooms or cottages With board
at Mrs REEDS ssnifarium for eonvsies.
centa Home milk. cream. eggs. NUTS ana
flowers Lookhart Ranch. Phone lexe.
south
ron RFST---Rcom Wiih OF without board,
Sill South Second.
Tn~f
- - ~ >~~~--~~~-~~s~~~~~~-~~~~~
3 tatiA4 a-s.pi3 fseTne eve elsssss Return 4
ses West centrsi assnue' -
5f,osT--slpen- face eirfs watch. eHh mono
erssn "A 4 b. Reward. go Nerih Thur
teenth.
4 ETPtysp on STOLEN-~One Iron gray
horse, isss hands weight Sse pounds
shsa all raHnd Return b . \. Transfer
4ra - reN ara.
TYPEWUffkssS
4 ALL KINDS both NEE and eee0nd-hend
bought sold rented ard repaired Alba
aneraue Typewriter Exchanges fhene as
~ W~u sseid
want hirh grade snr,eree or ihs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
MONEY MARKET.

New York. Sept 25.--Mercantile pa
per. per cent.
Bar silver. 53c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

~ fiff lhntf'iFf Court ~ the county ~ Bnf+
ualliln State ~ New hexeD.
No rg31
Louis A. Tessirr Tlaintiff " Unknown
Heirs 81 5Fsnrs G. luuhcf, the tinlnown
linirH % a. g. Grace. And All Unknown
Claimants ~ fntcrcHfs ia the Heal De
tstt Described 81 Title complaint AID
ecrse t. flGitff prfanaarts.
The dafsnaants snd enth % $hum Will
take noIiie that suit has been luatitttea
bs the sb0Vc-namrd plaintiff nEainHi the
abour. named aufrnannts fhei the renrfsl
nb1ect Of said auk IL 70 eHthbah piniutiffs
tittu ~ against The aacerst uiainis az thf'
lefendAnts and that anld dnftntlapts ana
each ct finm hr bnrren and Forever
estonpn8 from Claiming shy wight titn or
interest in ana 20 fie rnnl estete hereinHf-
trr arscfIbca adverse % psiutlff. end that
plniutHfa title be furHver uuiHfed nna So
~ reaa In hnd to f1c following resi eaiHie
altuntn in tine eity 81 kihHuuefuue county
of Bnrnaililo. Htate o. Nrv Nrxiens
A parcel 81 lana Iekf1 geri bnunhea ~
follows Commenting 81 ne seutn ives,
CORNER 6f lnf az az black ~ be urlsluai
townsite ~ ALBUQUERQUE, ana running
fhrnre rust along the south limo q sHid
lut 10 fest thence nj right angles nefth q
fefhs 4itenre went - frel % INV nliey ~
sefe hiepk tncece smith along he ilee ef
s,sia aller ~ fert 20 The place ~ beeliinlhe
heinQ = uaia Of lnfs II Hnu e ef hinei 5
~ lie arltsnai townsife ~ Ahuauernte.
Tire namn 81 piainfiffs attorney y A. v
NeNiilen e'hnae post Aoffiee address y Al
lbuqueruue New Aiugire
WOW are natlfied thai unless yen enter
vnnf sinpenrance ~ saia caaI~e ~ ~ be
fare tie sath day 81 octpher isft iuae-
meni Wlil be reaaercd against you hs de-
fault
fsienrG1 =. MS',kFh.
~ 1Hos *. D MADISON. Deputy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
* ,r9 4.,, =. oDOTRNAL CLASSIC COLUMNS
FOR SALE

s3,s00-S-room frame, modern. hot
water heat, lawn. shade, good loca-
ton in Highlands. close In.
s2,750-5-room brick. modern. large
basement, corner lot. Highlands,
close in; easy terms.
sa,0oo--5-room modern frame; two
large porches. good outnuiiuinss'
Fourth ward. Easy terms.
tis0o.-l-room frame, bath. nns
shade, good outbuildingn. nne To-
cation; N. nth st.
t3,00O--b-room brick. modern. well
built. cellar. sleeping porch. good
outbuildings; w. Silver Avenue
close In.
ss,aoo-s-room bungalow. modern,
Highlands. close In.
A. FLEgSCEER
Iosns Fire Insurance
III South Fourth St
HELP WANTED.
S>S>>.>>>~~.~-~-~-~ ~~-~~~~~~~-~~~s~~~~~~~~~
Male.
wANTED-A baker at once. Home Bakery,
III North First street.
W4NTFD-You man for paper route
With horse and buggy preferred izvi
South Edith.
Female
WANTED-Giri for cooking and genera
homework tss North Second street:
MANUFACTURED for general housfwork
Mrs. +. b. Schwcntker, 5i5 West hoina
avenue.
WANTED-A middle aged woman 10 ae'
as nurse and companion. can AZ Il
South broadway.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woman for genera
Homework Prefer one 10 stay nights
Mrs. " IT, Allen, 7s3 West Copper
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woman to ear
I for family. General housework out n
cooking. Address No. One. care Journal
WANTED-Capable white girl 70 do sec
ana york and help care for two children
good wages Mrs NJ 0. chadbourne' le'
North Twelfth street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

REAL ESTATE-f1HE INSURANCE
LOANS.
ais W. Gold
FOR RENT-Rooms.
North
FOR RENT-Two rooms aud porch. 1911
North First street.
ron RI;NT--Iarge room. sleeping porch
and board. t22 West Marquette.
FOR REN'f--NiceIy furnished modern
rooms. Rio Grande Hotel SIS w. Central:
ron RENT-rhree large iieassheessrs
rooms and sleeping porch. furnished; no
sick. ieie North Second.
FOR RENT--Two steam heated rooms
with board. excellent meais, no sick.
2gs North Eighth. Phone f3egW.
FoR RENT-Iarre cool. nicely fufnIshed
room In good location and private fam
lily; bath. lishn. shade s2t West New
York. ------
ron RENT-Furai.hed reons. every con.
venience 400 south seventh.
ron RENT--Furnished rooms: modern; No
sick. Apply sosM West Central
FOR HEST-Two nicely furnished rooms
rates reasonable. tis West 0eld.
FOR TTNT-FurnIshed rooms. hot water
heat no sick. no children. fif w. Silver
FOR REST-Two nicely furnished modern
rooms fer housekeeping; no sick. 81
West Silver.
FUR UNSATISFACTORY rooms and fur
nished cottages sleeping porchsh si'
West Coal
FOR RENT--Sicely furnished rooms. al
improvements. opposite the postoffiee
Il. West Gold:
FOR RENT--Furnlshed rooms for ilghi
houaekse ping; two large. airy rooms. New
furniture. 5o5 South Third.
FOR RENT-f.argc airy room. Furnished
fur Hight housekeeping; lights water ant
bath. s. a month. GIG West coal avenue:
Highlands.
Ffoa RENT--Furnished rooms. 7is souii
Walter. Phone ae2.
ron HESr-Modern furnished bedroom
$40 South Edith.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms viii
sleeping porch. 40 south Edith.
FOR TTTT-z furnished rooms and sleep
| ing porch. sst So. Walter. Phone iel.
| FOR RFNT--s nicely furnished front recm
with or Without board. 2is 8 Brcsdway
FOR RENT-Tvo furnished heusskeepinl
rooms with sleeping porch i2ei soutl
! Edith.
r7777d FrST-T~7 large modern T5o1n- e
suite or single eg5 South Broadway
Phone fa7sw
/ F01 RFNT-Three rooms Furnished foi
housekeeping. modern and clsAns no sick
! SIS South Wslter ~
- =
FOR RENI-Dweisinq
-------~~>->-~-------S~,
80 !. =.
FOR ENT---s.rcem cfnek npure. At'e'.'
modern. f9i west COPPER As'aue' neo .
Montess. ~ eeeIl --- "1--------------
Fifth street sso.oe per month; waite
maid Firx, Savings Bank a Trust Co.
- "a -
foh sth-N : '-it - -. -
ra,srr c,.,sa In win a. without furniture
Z ~ Isnse. moderate rent t. reliable person
i eaa =. -, 80 ----.,
fch hfsN - M"Vvs"
range window shades. Anelenm " kltSh
en-. SEQ Per month. inquire 80 west ersn
1 lie.
e..s.
! FoR RENT-Foar.room sr.r ns.s, msasrs. 81
range. cipse ~ ~" ~ . a---..s'. ~ -
house. Inquire afs South seventh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26
SOME BARGAINS.

WANTED household goods. etc.
stored safely At reasonable rates Phone
a. The Security Warehouse Improve
Iment Co. Springer Transfer Co. srcc<s-
sors. lie Gold avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

i f~SC4NS ffrcn PRIVATELY ~ ~ rlnss ~
4as{n Trench Spanish English N ~ IT,
hrannhas Mathematics Miss West ~ 4.
Phone 6Sl
AIDES when delayed or Irregular, use
triumph Pitts; Always dsrrudHbis. t's
ssafn ana rsftiruinfs free. Write fei'nnHl
Medfcal nstltufs, Mllwankre. Wis
sNFee ,rEfkE Al club Ifouse. IL >efth
second street. All klnds o haff work
ls.erehlHs ~ rpol human halr. awiehes
aafkea enlled fot Hna aHliyerea- Phon
7ss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

~->~~~~-~-~~-~~~~~ ~--~~-~~~~~~~~~->~
NOTICE OF slit.

r~-~~~~~~~~~~~--~~-~r~~~~='
NOTICE OF slit.
state II Nex Mrriro. County - EeraaalliD,
IL The Irstrici Curt.
ssk7
J. q uplrwerth Plaintiff ~ Z a. sawyer.
Cart =. tEulten. Ahna zifhai and The
ana anEn heirs q NJ G Eiyhat aercased
and Ill unknoNu claimants = Interest
adverse 70 pihiHiif. Defendants
Tn the Above Manned Defendants
Yau are herehF ndtifled that suit has hes'n
fiiea against spB IN the said esuft county
ana slate 81 The stoet pAmed pisintiff.
wherein the said plaintiff prags Indictment
against yeu for the establishment ~ rlnin-
tiffs estate IN fhn narth ftftF feef - tetf
q. q S. ,. 1B and II n hlork enc CD a the
ferfceto ATFnaBa Bros. Addition - The
City ~ AlbueDefaus New Mtxirai biting
fiftT feet en- seventh street and 10 feel
IN Marquette HynnEr IN The City If Alhu-
querQue New Mexice and fhnt plaintiffs
title fbereie be forever Guiefea aud sei st
rrst
rou are further notified Than nniess yeu
enter o. cause te be- tniered yaur AuIrnf=
Anes Ia Ahe dIstf9ut court q thr sHr0na
judicial aikif4nt IN and fof the County II
Befnaiiile and state 81 New Mnxirc IN The
said nHuse on OF bcfort TIN roth DAY n
Nokembrr. 1914 a default wIi De nniufea
and The plaintiff All nrpis 70 the rppHi
far the friinf prayed fhf ID the eanIaint
Aftnrhtss for pIniniiH ere Miilrf 4 Craig
affics ana Ie'nteffirr ct Ailnguerana, Aes
Mexico.
fseal II Distrisi Ceuiaa A. II. WALKER
f'inrk ~ Darf1ia Court.
nv THOs X n MADISON. DEPUTY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

ry,H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-~n>->S>~<>-<~>->- r~~l>s-- -~9-~>-~>~@<
etn Hs<N "a ana s~rapsu ftsu fta Nfta
hssseksspsEe. tet North sscone
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-26

ALL KINDS both new and eeeend-h.nd
hnnght. ssld rented ard repaired, Alba
sneraue Typewriter Exchange. rhens at*
~ w~u reld
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-27
EVANGELIST TO
LEAVE THE STATE
REV. G. w. SHEPARD, STATE
EVANGELIST OF THE BAPTIST
CONVENTION, ACCEPTS GALL TO
CHURCH IN BILLINGS-GOOD
WORK HERE.

1t has been announced that Rev. G.
w. Shepard, state evangelist for the
North Dakota Baptist convention, has
accepted the call to the pastorate Of
a church in Billings, Mont, and that
he will leave shortly to take charge of
his new duties.
Rev. Mr.. Shepard is among the fore
most church workers of the state and
is we'll known in almost every section,
especially where he has held revival
meetings. He is a preacher of great
force and is distinctly ~evangelistic
and orthodox and his teachings are in
accord with the literal Interpretation
of the scriptures. His work over this
state during the time he has been
state evangelist has been highly com
mended by every Baptist pastor in the
commonwealth and b ythe laity Of the
church as well.
North Dakota, generally, will regret
his departure from the commonwealth
but the loss to this state will be the
gain of the Billings church and the
heartiest best wishes will accompany
him to his new work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-27
FARGO SCHOOLS
GET new TEACHERS
o. 3. BADGER BECOMES INsTRUc.
TOR OF MANUAL TRAINING IN
FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Is
MAN OF CONSIDERABLE Ex-
PERIENCE IN THIS LINE.

A new instructor Of manual training
for the Fargo public schools for the
coming year has been secured in tho
person of Prof. o. B. Badger, who ar
rived in the city yesterday with his
wife from the home TO their parents
at Sullivan, Ind, where they have been
spending the summer.
Professor Badger is a thoroughly
accomplished man in the art Of
manual training. a graduate of the
Bradley Polytechnic institute at
Peoria, ILL.,, n of the college Of
manual arts Of the University Of Wis
consin, where he later taught.
Professor Badger has had a number
of years of experience and comes to
Fargo we'll qualified to handle his
duties here. For several years in sue
cession he was chief assistant Of the
faculty at the college of manual arts
Of the University Of Wisconsin under
the supervision of Professor Gran
shaw.
Having been checked into his new
position this morning, Professor
Badger Immediately proceeded to
organize his courses here for the COM
ing year. An exceptional course will
be offered in the Fargo schools this
year and everything will be in readi-
ness when the scholastic year opens
a week from next Tuesday.
Professor and Mrs. Badger, who were
at the Gardner hotel on their arrival
in Fargo, are now located for the
winter at the home of Professor Free
man of Fargo college on Third avenue
south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-27
THE. THEATRES
Orpheur1

Patrons are offered a rare treat in
the appearance of Kitty Francis the
we'll known musical comedy star, be-
ginning with today's matinee. Miss
Francis. with seventeen stunning show
girls, tops an excellent bill Of vaude-
Vile in the farce musical comedy,
Mrs. O'Malley's Reception: it abounds
with songs and bright sayings. She
has the role of an Irish woman. So
cially ambitious. who becomes sud
denly wealthy. She invites all the So
ciety women in the town to a big re-
ception. Her scheming son, however,
did not mail the invitations. but in
stead invited a band Of Salvation
army girls to impersonate the social
leaders. Miss Francis has been a star
under Lew Fields for four years and is
to be featured in the New York winter
garden production season of 1915 and
1916. j. Alfred and John e. Wilson
burnt cork comedians. in their act.
The Band Man and the Band. The
boys start on a concert tour with the
band, but owing to an argument they
disband and accept an offer to play at
a Georgia camp meeting. The act is
full Of laughter. Charles Gaylor has
a sensational novelty gymnastic act.
his hand balancing is clever and the
act full Of new stunts. The pictures
shown are a Reliance film, How Izzy
was Saved, and the Mutual Weekly.
showing many Of the latest war pic
lures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-27
FLAMES DAMAGE
FARGO LAUNDRY
FIRE BURNS ROOFS FROM FRAME
BOILER ROOM AND oToRE-
HOUSE IN REAR OF BRICK
UILDINGs-DEPARTMENT WAS
CALLED TWICE,

Twice last night the fire department
was called to the Fargo laundry at
1910 Ninth street south to extinguish
fire that burned the roof from the boil
err and engine rooms and s~torehouse of
the institution, which are frame struc-
lures in the real of the brick building
occupied by the laundry proper. The
damage is not very great and the
laundry is in operation today.
The fire alarm was turned in at 9:15
o'clock last evening, when the flames
were discovered. The fire mad gained
considerable Roadway before they were
noticed and the roof was burning quite
hard when the department arrived and
the interior Of the wooden structures
seemed to be all ablaze.
The alarm was turned in from box
AZ n the party that pulled the box
remained On the spot n informed the
department just where the fire was.
Later an alarm was turned in from
box 23 for the same fire, but this was
not until the department had two lines
of hose laid. Chief Sutherland stated
this morning that the department did
not answer the alarm from % before
going to the scene of the confiagradon
heard % come in I took a piece of
equipment n answered it, but the
were then fighting the Fargo
fire." said the chief.
Chief Sutherland is of the opinion
that the fire started above the boiler,
although it will probably never be
known just how the blaze started. For
few moments the Conf1agration was
quite furious but working from the
inside the department soon had the
flames under control and confined it
mainly to the roof of the building. No
was damaged and the ma
chinery is mostly intact with the ex-
of burning off of some of the
belts. These were replaced and the
laundry was running at capacity this
morning.
At 1870 this morning the department
was called to the scene of the fire for
second time. where fire shoulder
ing in some hidden crevices broke
INTO flame in the roof. This was soon
put out with no further damage.
The loss to the laundry company
will be largely in the roof of the
buildings, which is practically gone.