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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

Stautcs miro ibrc eigcne Srudcrei
luno NuSltuttullg ci8ucE uno inter
hic1em Slune lucrbcn Die g|cnunntcr
3eitmn9cn Nientanbeu Gchcnidoft
nb6ulc8cu bnben, auS5cuummcu Den
Yntriptcn. Webrcrc m%oblbubcnoc
Sntriptcu bacon groBc Gelpirmmcrl
nn0eboten, NM Die Sldnc 81 p%crlpirfz
lidcn. G5 fommtl @nn5 nutilrlid,
mcrocn Die Satriotcn MIR nllf ibrc
cigencu 3cirungcn nbpnuicrcu. Sic
lucroeu uur bel ibrcn eigcucu In6cis
germ foufcu uu0 pieic Suftit miro Elm
raiheS @ubc Der faulcn ronunilicrtcn
Yrene 5llr Splge baben."
&ir babeu bieic intereiiuntc Ncrige
fcit unlercn Sclcrn rlid,t poreutbultcn,
neil mir Der Nniidt iinp, Dab Iic iiber
Die Stellung mo Die Suftit ~unlcrcr
Scinoe %prienticrt iciu ipllcu. Sails
icnc fnnatiidlen Observation-Disclosures Scr
Chat mirtlid) icncn Etan Sur Nus
tilbrlIng bringcn lpcrocn Cunb oub tic
paS aupitul bafiir 6uiummcnbriugcn,
lit iebr MISUNDERSTANDING iii Is unicrc
Iniiht, hnB Die @rilnbuuN bon tatbus
liid)cn Sageshldttern nid,t mebr cine
Sruge Der 3cit, ionbcru bcS Nu9cns
bids icin miro. &a5 mir 10 lange
pcrlhpbcn babcu, miro ms burd Den
Scinh ~aufNchrdn9t. llnb ser aumpi
miro Gin beiBer lpcrben, &pifcntlid,
mcrpen icBt icnc 9nucu in umicren
Heibcn %aufmadlcn, bcrcn SntcrcTicn
on critcr STEELE beprobt iiup.-
g. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Sabrgang 43.

StraBenbabneu in &6obe Sslano uno
Connecticut, Die lid nift be3abltcu,
o Dem Nen Sabeu@ Spitem 3u iiberz
mdbigeu Srciien angetauft muroen.
WeleG gab gu, baB Senator Ilorif
an Den Strabenbabnen i'll NboOe IS
lanb interciiiert gelpeien lei. 60 be-
5abltc sic Ncip 6apen 3lpiideu $40
100000 uuO $20,000,000 fir bic
Gbopc Sslano : 5rplcnbabncn. mebr
ais baS Spppeltc hires @ertbe5.
NuBerbcm mllBte Der Serlpaltungsrntb
Der Nelu 6npeu, baB bnS HIooe Ssz
LAMB Spitem idbrlid mebr al5 $3.50
600 5uiebtc. Sen Htciengeipirm ted
ten Die Snntiers inter @oraau's Siib>
rllng in Die Saide. (Siebc bier5u
Gbitorielles.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
,sssiien iar stsie seitnnn eearpsitst.l

She Ycril", Gin Nblegcr Der
.Wcnutc", in NORTH Carolina bringt
in iciner Nummer BON IL. Mai, Die
ms 5ufGllig in Die 0aro gcfommcn.
Die fol0cubc, filr II &atbolitcn bnhlt
intereiiuntc 9iclltateit:
.Su@ &plt mus bic Hahrid,tcn
bubcn; 6 piro tic befpmmeu uub Is
miro pbcnnrciu Nahribtcn betpmmcu,
bic nidt romnniiiert linb. SlGnc
nit oiciem Gub6icl lino in %orbes
rcitung. Su icbcm Stautc ioll cine
loAcH. nScoplc's Yublicitu 60" &c
9ritnbct mcrocu. Is lucrbcu loounn
1cnli9 NftielI inter ba5 %plf gcbruht
mcrben I'm cS Der @eiellidait 81 err
mGAlidcn, in iepcr gr0Bereu Stnot
bcS Stnutc3 S~ugeobldttcr ms Scbcn
5u ruicu. Iatriutcn wcrncn ridlt mr.
nieic SlGtter rcbi9icrcn mne control
~licrerr, tic mcrnen aud ole cin5igcll
Gigcutbiimcr ncriclbcm icim. Scr
Nreis Der Itticn miro 10 nicoriA iciu.
NGB audi Der mentAcr bcnlittcltt
Eatript lpcltc ba6cu fam. @9 III
nutiirlid, baB bic patriptiidcu Ntticus
in6abcr mr. NIT zen @cihGit9lcuteu
gcihGitlih ucrtcbrcu perben, bic lid,
ibrcr SlGttcr %bcuutcu. I'm unicrc
Aumbidluit 81 bctummcu, miro Der
WcihGitamunn nerpilihtct lein. uun
5ipur in icincm ciBcnen Sntercile, in
rmicrcu 3citun1cu nnSl6eiGcu. She
Yecple's Yuplicitp Co." zines ieoeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
(ep.sien fir Sieie 5eituns bearbsitst.)

Sic &ermittllngs : 9onfcren8 81
9tia9arn Sails luuroc AM n. Nprtl
burdb cine Geoe Dcs braIilianil6en
Soti6afters Sa @ama offi5iea err
Dfinet. - 6uerta ertldrt III eiuent
Snterpiem, rnB CT Die mcrifanildcu
Selcgaten uiht i%nitruiert babe. Der
@ermittlungs Goniereu5 letne He'igz
nation 5u %unterbreiten. - Sas II. 2.
ariegsamt lit i'm Seiib bon Natrid@
ten, bnB Der lett etlihen 8pfen per>
miBtc umerifaniide Splbat Sarts IN
Der NGbc bon @era Sru6 bon Werita>
ncrn ergriffen lIno ltanpredltlld erS
idoI'en pprbcn lit. Sic Hegterlln9
III 8aibtngton lit jebpd) entIdlonen,
bieien 3fpildenfall unb ettpai9e ans
bere nidt 5ur Grleoi9ung 81 bringen,
allf baB Die @ermittlun9ss Gonferen5
in Niagara Sails niht gelt0rt fperoe.
Sn gut mterrihteten areilen Der
Sunbesbauptitabt peripri6t nan it'd
bon Der 9onfercn5 feincn Grfolg, lpeil
Die 9onititutionnliltcn inter Den
@irfllngen ibrer jiingiten 8afien>
eriolgc 5u Dem GntidluB gctommc1
ieict, OIL Die Ibmnhungen Der Sonz
ferens lid nidt Su febren, i'm Sale
bamit Die Giniebung elmer anberen
Hegicrnng ais Der Der Gouititutio@
naliiten be5lpedt iperocn Iolte. -
Nariu 2o3auo, &erfebrsminiiter in
Suerta's &a6inett, bat am 21. Wtai
feline 9emiiiion gegeben. = @eneral
@ila ibldgt 5000 SDberale bel Tares
Don llno madt 500 @efungene. -
GultiQp plrroe am 21. Wtai gerdrmt,
on nel6em Gage mlh Sepic in Hc>
beQenbdnhe fiel. Sn 3a3atlau berrIht
erpbe Snnif, ba bel Den He6elen 700
SnNianer i'm aricgsifmud limb, bon
benen man I'M Sale Der @innubme Der
Stabt auf Die ihlimmiten @reuel gcz
faBt Icin muB. - Ser bon Der bruiis
lianiiden @~einnbtihaft i'll Stabt
Merito perdnitaltete Geniils 3eigt. baB
500 Imerifdner bort 5u perbleiben
qebenfen. - Die Ndhriht, oaB Sittaz
tor 6ucrta bereit lei, bon Der Hegiez
rlng Surild8utretcn. I'M Sale Die Der.
Staatcn cine Inleibe bon 400 Willio>
nen Collars fir Werifo permittelu,
Die Miagbalena>8a padltpeiie iibers
nGbmcu mo fir Die @liminiruug Car
r%an5a's bon Der Yrdlibentidaft Gorge
trogeu ipoQtcn fiubet in biplomntis
iden areiien @luliben.
Ser boldnbii6c @eIanbte in 8ai6e
ington bat i'm Staatsz Separtcment
Sei6iperOe bariiber erboben, buB Die
merifaniihcn Hebeacn nad groberun9
bon Sampico an bolldnbiidcn Sel@
intcreiientcn SranbihaBungen beriibt
bdtteu. SAB Die &plldnbcr Seeiolbns
ten 9elanbet babcn ioaen, lit unipnbr.
Is ihcint cine fnlidlc Snritearng Der
Sbatiahc ppr5ulie9cn, DOB Dor etliheu
gSod1en bier Wann bon Dem Gricgsz
i6iff an 2nno gebrnft irurben, nm
oils tehniife Nr6eiter bel Der Gunz
troQirlrng zines iiberlauienben DELI
brumnens mit6ubclfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
9fo. 2235.

GpIrm1iu gcraoc 10 unau8cbradIt mare
oils 1uerta.
. 5 Ger Yonamu : &anol5oQz
Gout ..rIe crfldrte Der Cbcrit: .&ir
babcH Gin Hedt nuf 3olbefreiun0
uricrca 9iiitcufu6rcr. Solltc irgcnp
Elm oic3bc3iiglidlcr 3lpciftl beitebenL il
ludrc c5 mpbl recht Den Sail einem
z ii ieb5Gcriht 81 mter6reiteu,
aber fem porbcrige5 aopitulircu."
(Ius @aibingtou lit um 20. Wai
amtlif nngctiinbigt porbcn, hnB Der
Stantsiefretdr Den fiir3lid) nit So
lombia abgeidloiicneu @ertra9 Dem
gegcupdrtigeu GpugrcB nid)t 5ur
Hntifi5ierung porlcgcu lpcrOe. Siebe
bicrSu GbitorieQes.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
uebcr Hcit O;eait.

u.-@uitope Sumcl, ser
Sic Slbiidt bat. Den Ntlnntiiheu S5cun
in ciucm Ncroplau 6u iibcrflicgcn,
filnbigtc am 20. Wtai in Nonoou an.
bub or Den %eriild I'M Nuguit bieicS
SabrcS unterucbmen mcrbc. SnS
SlugSclg, pcldcs eineu Motor BON
200 Sfcrbcfrditcn crbnltcu ioQ. lit
ictt I'M Ban. &nmcl geocntt, bonn
oncritanildcn 6citlnnp aus aui6uz
itciucu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
'Obcrit H~ssispslt ntelSet Iieb!

Spiter Snp, 2. S,-Scr Itrcitz
bare Sbcrir Sbcoborc 9tooicpclt bat
taum pieber Standardization Sobcu be-
trcten, 10 ldBt CT aIdl ihon icine
Stimme pcrncbmcn, 3mGhit tnoclt
er bnS beabiidtigte Nbtonmeu nit
Solombiu, wclheS iiir ben %erluit Scr
Annnl5pue So. 900 erbulicn ipQ
unp ingte, paB cine gnti4uIpi9uu9 bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
3ablrm mir Rntbnlikrm ?

Isle StnatsiefretGr Srpau ben Ser
treter Der &1nigiir pm Sulgarien
empfnngen bat. = Nms partei=
puiitiiden 0riinpcn banbelt CT ben
8rieteu Sm Siebe. - Sb CT aud
Gii9iiht auf 12,000,00O amerifa=
niite &ntbplifen nimmt - gegen=
iiber Or Manor Nathan, wenu
bieier @aibinstpm beindt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

uno iein cin5i9er 3ped lei Die S0rpcs
rlng ictncr cigencn politiihcu Sntcs
rciien nm Die StnatslcgislntIr pon
Colorado bat iid) pertagt, obne etluoS
in Der Strcifinhe 81 tbuu, trobocm
iic pom Srdiibenteu ba5u aui9ciorpert
lpproen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Aus Der Gmiesm Staht.

Bpm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prptes
itieren segen Or WinDur Natbau'3
Grncnuuus sum- italisniihen He.
pr%Gientnnteu auf Der bananas
Iactfic Iusiteanns. - Sriebri6
Iuitet in Yripat= Nnbiens. = Bonn
Sreslauer Siihpfsjit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
3ftexika-ll. 5.-Gonaikt.

Snfcl Cant bat 0arransa nodmals
unffurberu lniicn, Sertreter sur
fyrieoens= Gonfercn5 5u ihtfcn, bpdJ
nmiUnit. - yNur nui benz SGlaht=
felb." = Gebcllenfihrer mulen
iclber ,Serr i'm Sanie" ueroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
S~puifatius Seller.

(Siebe ticr6u~ Goitoricles.)
3u G6riung bcS bl. Sonifaz
tins, bes Nppitcl5 Scr Scutih%a,
bat Der Siitrittss Scrbano BON
ct. &ouis bercits %orfebrlnacu
~actrofcn. Wottcn audi Die
%crclne nnbercr StaatspcrbGnbe
cine iplhe Seier perauitalten!
q * q = X q Il 3: x Il y Il Il *
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
prs 1sinhes memrTte ll1atfr.

Bic ,pntriptiihen" Satbulifcnfreiier
planen bic 0riinouna anti fntbO=
liider SusesblGtter, nm 6ifcntlihc
Weinung 5n MADDEN. - Sine
,4cpplc'S YublicitD Gu." In ieneni
Staatc. - Sppfutt aller 8cihGitS=
lente, Die niht bel linen au5rigcn.
- @ad,en mir Jest auf
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
Y. v. c. A. BUDGET
| CAMPAIGN plans
Financial Committee is te
Start Meeting
at Baptist Church.

Monday morning the finance COM
mtttee Of the Y. w. c. A. will begin
its annual campaign for funds. The
entire week will be devoted to the
solicitation, and it is expected that
$4,000, the amount necessary to meet
all requirements, will be raised In
that time.
Tomorrow night a Joint meeting OF
the Y. NJ. and Y. w. c. A. will be
held at the Baptist church, at which
time the york of each institution will
be presented. Friday night the two
institutions will conduct a public re-
ception in honor of H. B. Frame. new
boys work secretary, and Miss Helen
Gowdy, new girls work secretary.
The money'to be solicited next week
is not for lunch room and dormitory
purposes, but is to be used in conduct
ing the regular Y. w. G. A. work. This
includes officers salaries. maintenance
of the gymnasium. rest rooms, parlors,
library, etc. The lunch room and dor
mitories are self supporting.
The addition of a new girls work
secretary will make 1t possible to ex-
tend the usefulness Of the association
among the younger girls of the COM
munity. The association officers also
contemplate plans for getting in touch
with women in the surrounding towns
and districts.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
NEWDAC0TAH BOARD MEMBERS
Porter Talcott Becomes Business
Manager of Publication of the
Junior Glass.

Porter Talcott has been elected
business manager Of the 1916 "Da-
cotah'' at the state university, to sue
coed Roland King. The latter was
elected to the position last spring.
but was unable to return t. school this
fall. The Dacotah is published by the
Junior class at the institution once in
W years. Lawrence Kennedy Is edi-
tor-in-chief Of the book.
Miss Laura McCulloch has been
elected organization editor in place of
Miss Margaret Kolars, who has also
failed to return to school. Herbert
Miles has been elected sporting editor
In place Of Sherman Pinkham, and
Fred Wardwell is the new circulation
manager.
The members Of the Dacotah board
will start active work on the publi-
cation very shortly. The contract for
the engraving is the only one let so
far
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
FUNERAL NOT YET ARRANGED
George Jauss. Contractor. Died Last
Night Mt Local Hospital of
tuberculosis,

No arrangements have been made
as yet for the funeral Of G.. ]. Jauss.
aged Al, of 324 North Eighth street,
who died Of tuberculosis at a local
hospital Friday night.
He had been i'll for a number of
years, but it was not until recently
that his condition became so critical
as to make it necessary to take him
to the hospital.
He Is survived by his widow and
three children in this city. His
mother, one brother and one sister
reside in st. Paul. They have been
notified Of his death. and arrange
ments for the funeral are being de-
layed pending the arrival of word
from them.
Mr.. Jauss had been a resident of
this city for a number of years. He
was engaged in the contracting bust
nee and was well known throughout
his section of the state.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
BURROWS TO ATTEND MEETING
viii Represent City at International
Irrigation Meeting at Calgary
Next Week.

A. s. Burrows will be the only del
egate from Grand Forks to attend the
International Irrigation congress to
be held at Calgary. Alta, October s.
6 and Z.
Mayor James A. Dinnie and several
other prominent citizens had planned
to attend the session, but owing to
the pressure of business affairs have
found themselves unable to make the
trip.
Mr.. Burrows has therefore been
commissioned by Mayor Dinnie to
represent the city. He left for Calgary
Friday night, and will be present at
the opening session of the congress
Monday morning.
The congress is expected to be one
Of the largest meetings Of the kind
ever held. Delegates from the chief
cities of Canada and the United
States will be in attendance.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
why don't we have good things t.
eat like this at homer"
RUBBER BECOMING CHEAPER.
The Demand for Its Use Will be Fur
ther Enhanced by Lowering Of
(New York Commercially

AAASOs
New York Commercially
Rubber has declined in price until
the best grade of Para up-river rub
Der sells in New York for less than Is
cents a pound, and all other classes
and grades of raw rubber have, of
course. declined in proportion. This
fall in price comes at an important
juncture as far as the American man.
ufacturer is concerned.
This country is the chief producer
of rubber goods and 1t was here that
the industry received its greatest
stimulus years ago when Goodyear in
vented the vulcaniziMg process. I
trade is therefore of peculiar interest
mercial importance. Cheaper raw
rubber is putting substitutes out OF
the market, and the people who con-
sumo the products may rejoice be-
cause the quality Of all goods Is be-
ing improved greatly by the more lib
| eral s Of the best raw rubber. At.
tempts to produce rubber synthetical-
ly have not met with much success
though inventors and experimenters
are taking out numberless patents on
processes with that end in view.
In some respects the production OF
rubber is likely to experience a
C1ldIASS SlA1IAAoI " SAdI VI Qu1ll11iS
more than a quarter OF a century ago
when 1t was found that the cultivation
Of the chincona tree in the East Indies
had resulted in a .cheapening of the
drug that obliterated it's production
from bark gathered in the native for
ests of South America.
Whether the production Of raw rub
Der in Brazil will suffer ultimately In
the same way remains to be seen.
Much will depend on the policy Of the
Brazilian government and on the in
telligent direction Of the trade as fal
as the gathering Of the latex is con-
cerned. The valley of the Amazon Is
the natural home of the best rubber
tree that is known. and If this tree
can be cultivated in Ceylon and I
Dutch East Indies to advantage II
seems reasonable to believe that a still
greater success would attend its cui-
tivation in it's, native home. The
Amazon is navigable right up to Its
headwaters at the foot of the Andes,
and this in itself is a great advantage
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
TO SPEAK
At STATE SYNOD
Annual Session Will be
Held at Lisbon-To DIED.
icate Church.

DR.. Frank L. McVey, presidents Of
the state university, will be n Of
the speakers at the annual session OF
the Presbyterian Synod of North Da-
kota, which convenes in Lisbon, We'd
nesday, October z. The meeting be-
gins at 2:30 that afternoon, when DR..
C. W.. Harris of Bismarck, will preach
the retiring moderator's sermon.
One of the features of the %synodical
meeting will be the dedication of the
new Presbyterian church at Lisbon.
Among the principal speakers will
be DR.. A. w. Halsey. secretary of the
Board Of Foreign Missions of New
York; JOS. E. McAfee. secretary Of the
Board Of Home Missions of New
York; Rev. David McConaughy, rep
%resenting the executive commission Of
the General Assembly of the Presby-
terrain church; DR.. w. c. Miles of Chi
cago; DR.. l.. T. Guild, editor Of The
Courier-News of Fargo, and Robert F.
Sulzer of Minneapolis.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
forty CANADIANS
Will TOUR STATE
Seek Information of North
Dakota Better Farm
ing Methods.
TO VISIT GRAND
r NEXT WEE
~.
Minister of Agriculture to
be Member of the Party
of Visitors.

Forty business men Of western
Canada are expected to arrive in
Grand Forks next Friday in the course
Of a tour of North Dakota, during
which they will study the progress of
the better farming movement in this
state.
The trip Is being made under the
auspices Of the Canadian Credit Mems
Trust associations. The object is to
study the better farming methods
which r rapidly being introduced in
this state with a view to their applica-
ton to the Canadian northwest.
In Grand Forks Friday.
The party will travel by special
train and will leave Winnipeg next
Monday. They will visit Fargo first.
and will then proceed to Valley City.
Minot, Williston and other points,
reaching Grand Forks next Friday on
the return trip.
Arrangements will probably be
made by the Grand Forks Commercial
club for the entertainment Of the Wis
hors while they are in this city.
A public meeting will be held at
Winnipeg during the latter part of the
present month, n the members Of
the party making the trip will then
present their report on conditions
found here, and the possibility Of the
VI AAS
now in use to the Canadian territory.
The bad weather which has prevail
ed in western Canada this season and
has materially reduced the harvest.
has caused the public men of the reg
ion to feel that measures must be TAX
en- to improve conditions, and for this
eason they are coming to this state
in search Of suggestions.
It b expected that a large number
~ pr0ninanf mon will he included In
the party. Among these will be
George Lawrence, minister of agricul-
ture for the province Of Manitoba: G.
w. Allen. director of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce; ]. D. McGregor Of
Brandon, representing the live stock
dealers, w, H. Mckenzie, represent
ing the Winnipeg Grain Exchange;
M. F. Christie. president Of the Win
nipeg board Of trade and We're Brown,
representing the Winnipeg Bankers
associations; G. B. Tarr. representing
the terminal elevators, and others.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
FOUND SElSlESS
ON RAILROAD TRACKS;
FELL FROM CAR ROOF

Great Northern switchmen
picked up an unknown transient
who was lying In . senseless con-
didon on the tracks near the Y
tower shortly before 8 O'Clock this
afternoon.
II is believedsthat the man was
riding on the roof of one Of the
cars Of Great Northern train No.
4. and fell'oif while. the train was
in motion.
He was brought to the city on
. switch engine and rusned to st.
Mfchael's hospital, where he be.
came d%elirious.
Neither the extent OF his in
jurtes. nor his name has been as
certained as rel.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
BUYS INTEREST IN GROCERY
Thomas McElroy Enters Retail Bust
ness In This City-Colton and
McElroy Firm Name.

Thomas McElroy has purchased the
interest of John Hewitson, in the firm
Of Hewitson & Cotton, grocers, and
the concern will hereafter be known
as Cotton & McElroy.
Mr. McElroy was formerly connect
ed with Nash Bros. as city salesman.
and is thoroughly familiar with the
grocery business. Mr.. Cotton will re-
main in the firm and will continue 70
take an active part in the manage
ment of the business.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
REXALL men TO MEET HERE
Annual Meeting of State Club VIII
Begin Tuesday-Prominent Of
fcials Here Tonight.

w. D. Fee, representative for the
Rexall Drug company in North Da-
kota and Minnesota, and Thoe. v.
Wooten. secretary-treasurer for the
International Association Of Rexall
clubs, are expected to arrive in
Grand Forks tonight t make final ar
rangements for the annual meeting Of
the North Dakota Rexall club. The
state Rexall dealers will be in session
in this city Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Of next week.
One of the features Of the gather
ing will be the annual banquet at
which a number Of the prominent
Rexall dealers will make addresses.
A musical program also Is to be given
ut the feed.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-03
first REPORT Of
NEWF|$CAL YEAR
Show Amounts Spent by the
City Departments During
Month Just Past.

The first report Of the condition OF
the city appropriations for the new
nscai year was prepared today by City
auditor William Alexander to be
turned in at the regular meeting of
the city council next Monday night.
report covers the month of
september. In the cases of several
OF the city departments there have
been no expenditures during the
month just past.
The total amount spent Y the city
during the month was $~4.281.45, leav-
Ing a balance of $~145.71S.55 out of the
original appropriation Of $4,000.
The report 10 as follows:
Engineering observation-disclosures
priation $500; no, expenditures.
Police Observation-Disclosures
$13.600; months expenditures $l,l25;
balance. $12.476.. -.
City Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton $2.4oo; months expenditures,
SIS; balance $2,326.
Legal Observation-Disclosures
$2.l00; months expenditures, $50;
balance $3.50.
City Auditors Observation-Disclosures
priation $4,000; months expenditures,
$225; balance. $3.075.
city Treasurer's Department APP
lures. $3.50: balance $3.50.
Street and Road Department-Ap-
preparation $4,000: months expen-
oitures $125; balance, $12,176.
Bridge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$1,000; no expenditures.
Water and Light Station Depart
INSTRUMENTATION 5000; months
expenditures $40: balance s1s,560.
Light Department, Electrician-Ap-
propriation $4,000; months expendi-
tur99. X100. u In nCn 60 0Nn
Fire Department -Appropriation
$4,000; months expenditures, 1920;
balance $13.280.
Health Department-Appropriation
$4,000; months expenditures. S461.66:
balance. $7.538.s4.
superintendent Water Department
Appropriation $4,000: months ex-
penditures, $11.66; balance, $9,88S.S,
Mayor and Council--Appropriatio.,
balance $691.67. ~
Assessor and Board Of Equalization
lures. 'aon 's'toe; no expendi'
Miscellaneous ana cont1ngent-Ap.
preparation $4,000; no expenditures.
Relief of Observation-Disclosures 33.-
ooo;. months expenditures SIS; bal
Implement Shed and City Scales
AHpFoprLaclon $l,UUO; months expen-
oltures $50; balance $940.
interest on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
$17,6OO; months expenditures, $454. so
balance $17.145.2O.
Sinking neutrality-suspicious. ST.
600; no expenditures.
City's Portion of Paving-Appro-
priatton. $4,000: NJ expenditures.
City's Portion Of Water Mains
Appropriation $1,000; no expendi-
lures.
Public Library-Appropriation s4.-
600; no expenditures.
Abattoir Appropriation $500:
no expenditures. ~
1ncinerator-Appropriation $1,000:
no expenditures. '
Total appropriation. $3.50, 900; total
months expenditures, $4,2S1.45: hal.
ance $~145. 1855.