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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09

The Shuberts have produced a new
play by Paul Armstrong called "The
Bludgeon." -. ST.;
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
PASTORS favor
WILSON'S plan
Local Churches Will Oh.
serve Day Of Prayer as
Urged by President.

President Wilson's proclamation,
setting aside October 4, as a day OF
prayer for the cessation of the great
european war, is meeting with uni.
Versal approval among the ministers
Of Grand Forks.
All who could be reached today de-
clared that they thought the idea a
most excellent one. and that they
would do all hat lay in their power
to make it. a success.
1t is probable therefore, that p
will be held in practically every
church in Grand Forks on the das
named.
Some Of the views expressed by the
clergy of the city were as follows:
Rev. Martin Hegland. Zion Luther.
an church: "a very good idea. I an
sure that the people will adopt it ir
a spirit of profound reverence"
Rev. w. H. Elfring, Plymouth Con.
~gregational church: "It seems the
only thing left to do. It should make
a profound impression on the warrine
nations to know that the united pray.
ers OF the people of the United State.
are being offered for them.''
Rev. G. e. Coles. Mendenhal Pres
byterian church, East Grand Forks
I'm view Of the constant efforts whic}
President Wilson has made from tn,
beginning to preserve the, balance O.
peace. this is a magnificent opportunit,
Tor the people of the nation to show
that they sympathize with him il
these endeavors."
Rev. H. B.. Thorgrimson, First Lu
theran church.: "I am sure that oul
people will join heart and soul in tn,
effort to bring about peace in Europ,
in this manner
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
BIG MEETING ON
FOR next WEEK
Republican Executive Com
mittee Will Gather Here :
Next Wednesday. j;

- ~. a'|'-' atr
A meeting Of the executive commit
tee Of the state republican central
committee will be held in this. city
Wednesday. September Is, an an
nouncement to this effect being made
today: Letters ave already been
sent out and all members Of the COM
mittee are expected to attend tho
gathering. -. -
This will DO the hrst real big meet
Ing. A short meeting was held 1t
Bismarck following the organization
Of, the republicans. but nothing was
done at. that time. After the. meet
ing here next week the campaign viii
be on In full swing. The committee
VIII meet at 10 o'clock "Wednesday
The republicans hsys opened up
their headouarters inftfis city. having
secured a suite Of rooms u the Birk-
street. M. J.. George has been placed
In charge Of the headquarters. Liter
ature of various kinds will be mailed
out from the headquarters to the vot-
ers Of the state. : = ~ -
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
BUDGET PASSES
FIRST READING
Appropriations For the New
Fiscal Year Made by the
J Council Last Night.
NO IN
ORIGINAL PLANS
Appropriation for Tubercu-
losis Ward Turned Down
by the Solons.

The city budget for the new fiscal
year amounting to $151.300 was pass
ed on. its first reading by the city
council at its regular meeting Tues
day night.
An ordinance introduced by Alder
man Sanders providing for the erec-
ton Of a tuberculosis ward at the
city detention hospital was turned
down by the solons. The bill for $72
incurred in having the plans and spec
iacations prepared was allowed, how
ever.
There were no changes in the ap-
preparation measure Is passed last
night from the plans made at the
previous informal meeting of the city
council. The revenue anticipated by
the city for the present year Is $685.
800. This leaves $S6 900 to be raised
by the tax levy.
Samuel Torgerson and Don McDon-
aid appeared before the council to 3D.
preparation from $4,000 to $4,000. Nc
action al taken on the protest al
last nights meeting however.
Another meeting of the council will
be held September 16 for the passage
of. the budget on the second reading.
The question Of the new assessment
Of The property Of Robertson Lum-
Der company Tor the avenue
sewer was referred to a committee
which will confer with the represen-
tatives OF the company on h matter.
c. p. Folsom, president of the Day
ton Beaten and Hoist company, which
has installed the new dryer at the
city abattoir, appeared before the
council to make some suggestions re-
garding the method of operating the
apparatus.
A number Of claims for damages
on account of injuries to horses al
legged to have been sustained on the
city streets were presented. None
were allowed. however.
Bills amounting to $6.152.O6 for the
month Of August were allowed.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09

tation of the grass stems. then all wa.
quiet.
what was. it?" demanded Mr..
Burchard, coming up to Mr.. Kelly
breathlessly, was it a bo%a-constric.
tor. or a python, orr"
Cant you smell anything 2" asked
Mr.. Kelly s%cornfully.
"Why-er-I do seem to notice q
slightly acrid SCENT" admitted Mr.
Burchard.
"Acrid!" snorted Mr.. Kelly, "come
here" and he led the way to the point
at which the disturbance in the grass
had last been seen.
Their lay the defunct wood pussy.
Now I ask you," said Mr.. Kelly
did you ever see a python with three
white stripes down his back? Or did
you ever notice that particular odor
emanating from the person of a boa
constructor? In short, just what sort
OF an animal would you say this was p
WELL" said Mr.. Burchard, thought
fully, taking all of the facts into con-
~sideration. I'd say It was a common. or
garden sylvan tabby, also called at
times the great American skunk"
Yes. and I'd say you were right
said Mr.. Kelly grimly.
Il suppose we can't eat him." muir
INJURED MI. Burchard regretfully.
You may for all of me-" said Mr..
Kelly, "but I decline to ride home in
the same automobile with that late la.
mented sachet kitten. If you want to
take him home with you,, you car
walk"
NO., I guess 1t isn't worth while,.'
said Mr.. Burchard. Anyway, we can
plead self defense for killing him."
And they departed.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
|Nimrods Shoot Unedible Sachet
Kitten. Claim Self Defence And
Not Hunger Was Cause OF Deed

When It ome to mixed game
shooting, j. Nelson Kelly and F. F.
Burchard are there.
The two made a hunting expedition
Monday and succeeded in bagEing the
greatest variety Of birds and beasts
yet reported in this county.
The results Of their prowess includ-
ed the maximum number of ducks
and prairie chickens, one coyote. and
whisper it softly. one sachet kitten.
Both Of the nimrods stoutly contend
that the forest feline was not slain fol-
eating purposes. They declare that
the shooting was done strictly in self
defense.
Twas late in the afternoon. and the
hunters were proceeding through
some tall grass. Suddenly Mr.. Burch-
ard was was on the right saw MIR. KEEL
ly throw up his gun and fire twice In
rapid succession.
Must be shootin' chickens on the
ground. muttered Mr.. Burchard to
himself.
Just then came a piercing shout
from Mr.. Kelly: Hes comm your
way; shoot him quick or he'll get va
sure"
Gazing in the direction indicated by
nothing but q violent. agitation of the
grass which seemed to be navigating
a somewhat crooked course in his gen.
eral direction.
Might be a big snake" reflected
Mr.. Burchard. Anyway, it's better
not to take chances" and raising his
gun he too began a rapid fusilade in
the direction Of the moving grass.
There was a still more violent agi-
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
SUPREME COURT
REvERSES ORDER
Echo of Andrew Jones Bank
Wrecking Case Reaches
Grand Forks Today.

An echo Of tho wreckihg OF the
First National bank OF Rugby, for
which Andy Jones its cashier served
a term in the federal penitentiary.
reached Grand Forks today in the
form of an opinion from the state su-
preme court reversing the judgment
OF Judge c. F. Templeton in the action
of the Grant County State bank
against the Northwestern Land COM
pany to collect a note for $4,000 is
sued by Jones.
It appears that Jones issued the
note as treasurer Of the land company
although as a matter Of TACT al the
time Of the issuance he held no such
Office in the concern. The other off,
GERS of the company knew nothing OF
the issuance OF the instrument. and
the. company did not receive the pro-
ceeds.
The note was sold to the Grant
County State bank through the Rugby
bank Of which Jones was cashier, and
which later became insolvent.
When the other ofncials of the land
company learned Of the note which
had been issued by Jones they re-
pudiated 1t and the bank brought suit
for collection.
Tho case was heard before Judge
Templeton in. Grand Forks. The land
Nechter and Hamilton Of this city
while Purcell and Divet Of wahpeton
appeared for the bank. Judge Tenn
pleton handed down a Judgment in
favor Of the land company.
This judgment has now been re-
versed by the supreme court, however,
and a new trial ordered.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
Three NURSES GET DIPLOMAS
Graduating Exercises at St, Michael,s
Hospital Last Nieht-Dinner for
Those Leaving.

Three nurses who have completed
the training course at st. Michael's
hospital were presented with diplomas
Tuesday night by Father M. J.. o'Dris-
coll.
The graduates are Misses Helen
farquahr. Mary Roller and Mabel
Fodness. All three will remain for
the present in this city.
A Dime In honor of the graduates
was held by the nurses at the hospital
Tuesday evening. There are at pres
ent 20 undergraduates enrolled in the
school.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
III Mh@a1:1a16E
THE MORATORIUM.

/. (H. s. Hackins in New York. SUM-
Jack and Jill &c up the hill,
And then come down engaged,
No wonder when she breaks her troth
That Jack should be enraged;
He starts a damage suit to find
A moratorium she has signed.
Brown calls Fits-Jones a blank blank
blank, ~. =. =. -
Zones says that on his knees
TO square the + damage done him
Brown ,'
Owes. his apologies.
Quotes: Brown, 1T postpones evsrv
~. debt" 80,
Last, week. lent ten bucks to Smith
For temporary need, -"
And then in sudden stress Il asked
Them back with greatest speed.
BUTTE my pleadings Smithswas numb.
He claimed a moratorium.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
SHOW PICTURES THIS evening
Views OF Norway and Christians Elk.
Is position at Zion Lutheran Church
of This City,

OIL. Aspen will exhibit his moving
pictures of the Christiania exposition
and other scenes in Norway at the
Zion Lutheran church at s O'Clock
this evening.
The views will include the presen-
tation of the statue Of Abraham Lin
coin to the Norwegian people by Gov
ernor L. B. Hanna A number OF
North Dakota people a be seen in
the pictures.
The entertainment is given unde,
the auspices of the Young Peoples
society Of the church.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
SMILE DARN We. SMILE

"Hey, SETH" called one farmer to
another, IAN haow's crops an pros
pects?" r .3.< :, H.. .
"Crops is bad .s%replied Seth. "an'
prospecks is wus. As I said to my ole
mule, jimmy, this mornin' when I 'wuz
givin' her her feed. says I, I says. IT'S
q good Job for you,' I says. that you
amt a camel. fer that's the las straw
I Saws"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
feature FOR SHRINER BALL
Ladies to be Shown Opening Part OF
the Regular Ceremonial of Order.
Next Wednesday,

The ladies who are present at the
ball to be given by KEN Temple A.
A. O.. N. M. s. in honor. of Ell zagal
Temple Of Fargo will be given q brief
peep behind the veil which shrouds
the mystic shrine.
IL a been arranged by the local
shriners to have the first feature of
the regular Shrine ceremonial staged
for the beneft Of the visiting ladies,
This Is an unusual honor as It is
not often the veil Of secrecy which
surrounds the work of the order is
drawn aside even to this extent.
John Cort has opened the STANDARD
Theatre. his e playhouse in New
York.
What 10 Love ?" is the name Of q
new play by George Scarborough, au-
thor of 1.-THE Lure?"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
LAW SCHOOL HEAD
ARRIVES IN CITY
- =
Prof. George F. Wells Ready
to Assume New Duties
at State gu"
PLANS
OF WORK
Believes They Should Have
More, Real Practice in
Court Procedure.

Prepared to take up his new duties
as head of the law department at, the
University Of North Dakota, Professor
George F. Wells arrived in the city
Tuesday and has taken up his tenn
porary residence at the Hotel Daco-
tab. His wife and young son are here
also.
Dean Wells was appointed to the
position several weeks ago. following
the resignation of Prof. Robert L.
Henry. He comes here highly recon-
mended. For the past two years ne
was connected with the law depart
ment at the University OF West Vir-
ginia at Morgantown. Previous to that
time he was engaged in the active
practice Of law in Toledo. Ohio He
graduated from the University Of
Michigan law school In 1895 and has
thus had long experience as a prac-
ticing attorney.
Well Qualified.
Dean Wells is. a very genial man
and makes warm friends wherever he
goes. He has a wonderful personality
and Is just the kind of nan needed to
direct the destinies Of the university
law school. He will have the backing
of the faculty. students and alumni Of
the institution. and the colege,Fshould
prosper much under his direction. 80.
Dean Wells has been making plans
for the work. at the law school during
the coming year. He is of the opinion
that the students should have a great
deal Of practical work. He is plan
ming to extend and emphasize the
court. practice and procedure in par
%ticuIar. He will have charge Of the
greater part Of this work himself. He
plans to give the seniors especially
Of this kind Of work than they
have had in the past.
I More Court Practice:
During the first semester the sen-
Tors will devote three hours a week to
the court practice and the second Sc
.mester another hour will be added to
tho work.. Judge c.. NJ Pollock Of
Fargo will continue as In the Vast to
hold moot: court several times a year.
Lectures will be given often on pro-
cedure. Dean Wells II planning to
give most Of the. lectures himself. He
will, however. secure the services Of
'desire to give the seniors q sort Of pre-
iMminary practice before they 90 out
for themselves. AZ far as possible
the procedure classes will deal with
the North Dakota code. i..
The juniors and freshmen Will :be
called upon from time to time to act
as witnesses, jurors and; parties to
moot cases. The seniors will act n
the attorneys in the cases,
II possible Dean Wells. will organ.
iize an appellate court in the law
school. This will be something en-
,tirely new. but. the students will have
an excellent chance to gain valuable
information.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-09
'KAws" LOSE EQU1PMENr.
Flood Destroys Kansas City Fedora
Ge8gu Park.

Kansas City, Sept. 9Th e equip
ment of the local club Of the Federal
league was washed away here when
Brush Creek overlooked it's banks and
flooded the park. The fences were
washed away and a section Of the club
house demolished. Manager Stovall
and the members of the team left last
night for the final road trip without
uniforms or gloves.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

.@ir, meine 0reunoe, bic mir in
England gelebt baben. ipiiicn. ipeld
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fonntc."
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faniid,en 3eitun9eu ni6t controliren.
@esbalb? Nmcrifa ihuloet iiinfbun>
bert Niaionen Yfunb eneliiden 8apis
taliiten. 0eSbalb iino amcritanii6e
3eitansen probritiif."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01

Sdasamt 0epartcmcnt roIbradte
srobartiac finan3ieIle Nbifliiie; bas
Staatss Oepartement Ieiitete\ ShGs
tenstpertbes, uno man bortc unabs
ldiii9 iiber Mmerita's Termittlung.
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Administration berbient oafiir Die
'bGGife Nnerfennuug.
.Nber ipeSbo}b ioQ baS Stadtss
Departemenf ttnn auf einmaI feline
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niebrisite Mrt bon Seudelei
q. g.. 81. Nop.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
;s4merifa's 1Iemtralitdt ~
Die mjebrielEe 4eIet6ttss
heme8elej."

Nit betunnoernsiuertber Sffcnbcit
beIaidtet Noaer H. 8abon. elm
ipoblbcfannter Statiiiter. in cincm
in Der .N. D. -Snn~ criMienenen
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DolaenbeS iaat:
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that man ihfeuniait MQes. lin, etlpas
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
England ~entiarut.
Gimmarf& in Helsien aud NIT
.0emalt.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-01
N~epmaalS Ole Uera Cray
Sliaettlimee.
Il. .-Meaiermns banbelte crit In
alerletten Musenbli6 in SntereHe
Der fatboliihen 0lantlinse.
tspesiea far Siefe ssitnms.)

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