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Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
KNOX NAMED PROSECUTOR.

Cases Brought to Light In Chicago
6ackmaiI Have New York End.
Washington. Sept 22.--John @. Knox.
assistant attorney general at New York.
has been selected to have charge OF Ali
the bIackmailing prosecutions.
1t was learned that the governments
chief witness. Frank CroclSer, who has
made confession Of his part In the
blackmailIng and kidnapping OF Mrs.
Regina Klipper Of Philadelphia, has
been threatened by other members of
the gang because he turned informer
I'VE have not vet found any case
that does not have New York end"
said A. Bruce Bielaski, chief Of the
snvestigation bureau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22

Washington, Sept. 22.-The request
for the loan to China Of 500 O.0OO,O 900 has
not been communicated to Washing
fon officially It was stated. however
that interest In such loan was
marked and that the money, 1t is
thought, Is badly needed for Chinese
government administration expenses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

g. n. THORN.
1O3 GORDON ST, PERTH ANNOY y. %
HAS A HALF MILLION DOLLAhS.
WORTH OF PROPERTIES FOR SALE
IN THE CITY, FO1Ds, METUCHEN
AND WOODBRIDGE
CALL AND SEE HIM BEFORln
BUYING ELSEWHERE.
COMPTON ANE.-Slx room house, paI'
improvements. Price $4,000. -
GORDON ST. near Madison Avee;-TEddaa
room house. all improvements te'0VV
FIVE ROOM house with improvements
on Groom St Price $2.40O; first mort
TWO 2-famiiy brick houses on ca. Ca
talDa Ave-, $4,000 each; no reasonaDls
annount anSSntt, of cash down refused. house;
MADISON AvE;-o.Eleven room houSe'
Two LOTS, good location, on Smith St:
to be sold to quick buyer for oniy
1s.RooM 2-family house on BRIGHTON
Ahye; all modern improvements 's'
TWO brick stores on Smith st: Wili Hoai
IcITXIPX AVE. and Lewis St. Tive
brick houses. two families eacsii zoo zoo
improvements except neat. $7'0VS
for each house. Bargains. .,.t
CATALPA AVE.-Two family nricdR
house. all improvements: price s4'toV'
TWO FAMILY IL room house on Good
win St, $500; $1,000 on hrst mort
gage. 7-room house on GOODWIN St2
cash viii 'SS SSy both Of the above
TWo Family house on Gordon st ST.: al II
modern improvements: $b'oVV "
quick buyer $1,000 oown.
GORDON ST.--16 room house. all moo
ern improveme hot water neat
arranged for 2 families II necessary
modern improvements. hardwooa
floors. electric light steam neat
KEARNY .AVB.-Eight room house a. az
modern improvements; garage aHo
driveway; lot so K 125; $7'Ooo 70
PARK AVE.GNins room mouse. hot
water, bath and all modern I'M
provements; lot 20 100; price
GoRDoN sT.-ren room house. all inn
proveneuts, corner lot; price
STATE AZ e. sT.-rweive room house, gas.
msnts. $500; mortgage $500;
MARKET ST.--Six room mousse. path.
hot and cold water. heat and range;
1900. $500 cash down 80, ~oor,
house. part improvements. lot 70 Z
$50; price sS,4oo; first mortgage
MARKET sr.-Nine room house: price
s2.25O to quick buyer; $1,000 left on
HOUSE. twelve rooms. all improve
. ments; price $500; mortgage wow
MARKET ST.-Two family house, az
modern improvements, rents Tor See
monthly. Only $4,000; cash down
KEARNY AvE.-Ten room house;
price very reasonable.
FIVE PIECES OF property with nsh
houses, on New Brunswick AvcY
$10.s00 to quick buyer; small amount
down.
OAK ST.-1z room house, all modern
improvements. $e.b0O; small amount
of cash down :.
RECTOR ST-Eight room house. ,aadl
modern improvements. lot S3 Ivy,
s7.500. $1,000 cash down to quick
buyer.
room house, all i'm
provements. hardwood noor; large
lot along trolley; garden; chickens,
crops. Only ss.s60 to quick buyer.
$1,000 down.
BRICK HOUSE at Fords-S rooms,
acre of ground. large barn. chicken
houses and all kinds OF fruit trees;
y2.S00; only $4o0 down to quick
SIX Room HOUSE and eight lots at
Fords. Price $4,000.
SIX LOTS on King Georges road, near
school; $500. Easy payments
NEW STUCCO HOUSE. 3 rooms, one
minute from trolley, Fords Corner.
lot Tb 100; price only $1,000; no
reasonable amount down refused.
G.. H. THORN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
HISTORY CLUB SESSION
apeoial q ths nHENINa NEWS.

Sewaren, Sept. 22--The History
Club held most pleasant session at
the home of Mrs. .. f. Ryan, of West
Main street, Wednesday afternoon. In
the absence of Mrs. Grant, the vice
president. Mrs F. ]. Adams, presided.
Mrs. Alexander Walker gave cur
rent events, and Mrs. G. M. Cooper
read two excellent articles taken from
the Atlantic Monthly, entitled "A
Mothers Margin" and "A Little
Brother which was a most pathetic
story OF little Belgian boy and his
bravery during the war. Mrs. Ryan
served tea and Mrs. Adams pouring,
and delightful social hour followed,
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
r. r. Hammett on October 4.
The worlds turpeptjne outputrex-
caeds 25.0oo,oOO s22gns annually. the
United States being the greatest pro
ducing nation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22

Packing seldom used silverware in
dry -four will prevent furnishing.
New Zealand has waterfall, the
Sntbe-'arS '--t'ob 10 on' Foot birh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
Great Food Value Of Bananas.

One acre planted to bananas is said
to produce as much food value as 40
acres Of potatoes or 1873 acres of
wheat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
Motors and Generators


ELECTRIC Motors and Generators,. new
and second hand; Immediate deliver
les; fully guaranteed; bought, sold.
exchanged. Get our prices before buy
Ing. Brown-H -Hunkele Corp. IL Me-
chanic St, Newark. Phone 2S11-Mar-
ket. Engineering service free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
SITUATIONS WANTED

CHAUFFEUR wishes position: private
or commercials- best reference Also
has own car. Post Office Box O.,
South River, N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS

IF YOU WANT TO
your rents collected or q mortgage
loan. Prompt and satisfactory serv-
Ices See s1y,prrv
REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE..
130 Smith st. Perth Amboy. N J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
CLASSIFIED y y
X X ADVERTISING
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS

and IndeXed TOT NuAOH
Reference.
One Insertion and less than times
6c per line. .f
Six insertions, &c per line.
No ad. accepted for less than wv"
lines. Five words count to hne'
You can telephone your Want Aos
to the NEWS and bill VIII PEI, Ie s .
later. The Perth Amboy Evening
NEWS. Phone 400.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
WANTED

ALL KINDS OF trading stamps and
coupons bought, sold, exchanged or
redeemed. Stamps given one for each
label 8. & II. and others SsS
COUPONS cigarette, United,
Mothers Oats soap wrappers, milk
labels, trading stamps Highest
prices Pavlovsky. AL Am boy Ave.
HIGH Est PRICES paid for gents cast
on clothes. Send postal or phone 1716.
Charles Cohen. Taller. 51b Smith
WANTED-Old automobiles for junk
or running order. We pay highest
prices. Klein's. 1876 Fayette St. Tel.
135.
WANTED-$3,0OO mortgage on Perth
Amboy property. Mortgage, care
news.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
HELP WANTED--MALE


BOYS wanted. Chesebrough Manu-
featuring Co. Vaseline Works.
LABORERS wanted for building work.
Apply Chas. d. Watson, Pennsylvania
Freight Pier. South Amboy.
MACHINIST WANTED. Apply Bow
ers Machine Shop. Woodbridge. n. ].
OFFICE BOY. Must be 16 or over;
good opportunity for advancement.
Apply Atlantic Terra Gotta Co,
Buckingham Ave and High st.
UNION CARPENTERS wanted; Barclay
and Cornell SITS. Metzger & Fisher.
PERTH AMBOY Government Clerk
examinations, Nov 4.tsp&75 month.
Write Immediately for free sample
question. Franklin Institute. Dept.
242s. Rochester N. Y.
WINDOW trimmer and salesman: Eng
lish- Hungarian speakingi must be
New Brunswick. N. J.
YOUNG MAN wanted In meat market
and for delivery. Young's. So Smith
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
STORE FIXTURES

HAVE YOUR STORE fitted up to style
at a moderate cost and terms. Re-
Commercial Street Newark. Tele-
phone 63S1-Market. e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST
LOST-Between Highland and Feitus
SITS, South Amboy, SAT- Reward II
returned to Thomas N. Kvist, Pros
pect St.. South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

A NICE GIRL, with references. for gem
eral houseWorlk. Call at ~ HlBn ST.
In afternoon between, and OF
evening after o'clock.
EXPERIENCED saleswoman wanted
for our art embroidery department.
Reynolds Bros.
EXPERIENCED salesladies wanted
Apply TerhuDe's Dept store. l4o
Smith ST.
EXPERIENCED ALTERATION HAND
wanted; ladies' suits and cloaks' Caii
w smith St.
GIRL WANTED to assist with house
work. 2s Gordon St
GIRLS wanted at once. Piece work
ers can earn as htgh as VIZ TO 1l4
per week. Apply German American
GIRLS wanted to learn millinery
paid while learning. Apply SOS
State St.
NEAT GIRL for housework; sleep
home ala Market St.
OPERATIONS wanted, plain sewing:
piece work; learners make sS to 70
week: operators SO to 50. Apply IL
N. Phillipp. Main and William st..
Woodbridge.
OPERATORS on mems shirts. Easy,
steady work; paid while learning:
Apply Goodman. Cohen Co.. 223-225
Sheridan ST
SALESLADY wanted for cloak and
fee.
SALEsLADY WANTED: reference re-
quired. Apply to manager and l0c
Store, 110 Smith st.
sALEsLADY for dry goods store; pol
ish-Hungarian preferred. S61 State
street.
THE ACME UNDERWEAR CO., 40
WASHINGTON ST., NEW BRUNS-
WICK, WANT so OPERATORS ON
ALL KINDS OF SEWING MA
CHIMES. STEADY WORK ALL
YEAR, GOOD WAGES.
WASHWOMAN wanted Apply at
once. 106 Rector st.
WOMAN WANTED for our alteration
department.; must understand the al
teration of ladies' garments thor
oughly. Reynolds Bros.
WOMAN will go out by the day. 639
Cortlandt st. -
YOUNG GIRL to assist with house,
work; no laundry work. 81 Gordon
st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
BOARDING

BOARDERs WANTED
RECTOR ST, 2S4-Boarders wanted;
also rooms for light housekeeping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
BICYCLES AND SUPPLIES

a BIG SALE on. 500 Blue Streak
tires at e1.75 each. Large lot OF
other tires. GardelIa. "a Smith 90.
BIO REDUCTION on Pennsylvanla
cycles: blue streak tires s1.g5 each.
10 days sale only. Mechanik. $50
state street 49,
BICYCLE and twin motorcycles: sell
cheap. 418 Market St uRskairs
SPECIAL SALE on bicycles and second
hand motorcycles. new racer haIoie
bars 766 aach AdelEnauk s43 NeH
8FunHWs1ik AN6s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22
BUSINESS PERSONALS


Second Hand Furnituro
FURNITURE, second hand, bought and
sold. ]. Scher. 6-s and 341 Smith st.
Talking Machines
COLUMBIA Talking Machines and rec
ords. 1ewelry and musical tnstru-
ments. 312 Smith St: branch 625
State st. Dxielak. Tel. 1729-1106.
Wall Paper
A SPECIAL SALE on all our wall pa
per; reduced to one-half OF the regu-
lar price. A. Kass. 311 State st.
BIG REDUCTIONS on my large stock
of wall papers; also carry full line
Of paints, vRrnishes. etc. Koch Sfz
State st.
WAGONS and HARNESS
VAN PELT & KINSEY - studebaker
wagons and harness. Repository.
467 Amboy Ave Store house. 361
N. B. Ave. Perth Amboy, Tel 81.
Wines and Liquors
HYGIENE Steam and Bottling works.
Skovboe q Jensen. props. 400 New
Brunswick Ave. Soft drinks, mineral
waters. leading beers. Telephone 2s7.
.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22

second hand, bought and
sold. ]. Scher. 6-s and s41 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-22

A NICE GIRL, with references, for gem
eral housework. Call at SO High st.
In afternoon between and OF
evening after 8 o'clock. -
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
Benefit Performance
For the Gilby Team
"Anone the Breakers'' viii Be Pre-.
scented At the Charles G. Abbey
Farm Friday Evening.

Among the Breakers," a two-act
comedy drama, will be given next Fri
day evening at the Charles g. Abbey
farm. two miles east OF Gilby, under
the auspices of the Gilby baseball
team.
A dance will follow tho presenta-
tion of the entertainment. Tho pro-
ceeds Of the evening will be used to
defray expenses incurred by the 0ilby
team during the season. Following Is
the cast Of characters:
David Murray. keeper Of Fairpoint
Light I'D. H. Haddow
Larry Devine. his assistant.
Hon. Bruce Hunter. prominent
Clarence Hunter. his ward.
Peter Paragraph. a Newspaper re-
porter N. E. Jorgenson
Scud. Hunters colored servant. 80.
w. J. Shtbley
Minnie Dase, Hunters niece. -.
-. Pearl McKechnie
Bess starbright. tossed up by the
Mother Carey" a reputed fortune
teller ......... Mrs. F. L. Mclean
Biddy Bean, an Irish lassie. .....
......... Hannah Scott
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
Office
SEEKERS FILE
Monday is the Last Day for
the Turning Over of
Petitions.

With Monday the last day on which
such action can be taken by seekers
of political oface, petitions of seven
candidates in Grand Forks county
were hled at the ONCE Of the county
auditor this morning.
Miss NJ. Beatrice Johnstone flied
her petition as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of county super
intendent of schools on the non-parti-
san school ballot .&
Russell HIATT filed his petition az
candidate for county comm1 6ioner
from the Fifth district on hkfepub-
'lican ticket. 81. 9I
John W. Osren presented his petit
ton AZ candidate for states attorney
on the, republican ticket, running
against Theodore B. Elton and j. b.
Wineman. * ~ = e....q !,
A. b. Gum filsd list Of l.. names
supporting him tor the nornination
for county justice on the republican
ticket. .s4fq
NJ. w. spaulding turned in his petit
tion - q candidate for reelection to
the ONCE Of clerk OF tho district court
on, the republican ticket. 4@.
J. J. LABine Of LArimoro turned
over his petition a. candidate f0n
county constable on the democratio
\ Hans Andsrson. candidate for re-.
election 40 county auditor Of Grand
Forks county on the republican tick
ct. also formally filed his own peti-
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
EXPERTS SEE Big
FUTURE IN LIGN|TE
Professor T. A. Hoverstad, 500 Ell.
tension Agent, Confers With
Dean Babcock at "U."

Professor 7. A. Hoverstad Of Min
neapolis. agricultural extension agent
Of the 500 railway, was at the Univer-
sity of North Dakota this morning
conferring with Dean e. ]. Babcock,
in charge of the department Of mining
engineering.
Ignite coal and its possibilities In
North Dakota was the subject Of their
conference. The university, in con-
junction with the railroads, Is con-
ductfng experiments for the purpose
of mining and developing to a greater
extent the vast Ignite coal fields of
North Dakota. Already new
briQuetting process is being success
fully worked
Professor Hoverstad sees 4 great
future in the Ignite coal industry Of
the State of North Dakota.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
WESTERN UNION
MANAGERS HERE
District Officials from Min
neapolis are the Chief
Speakers.

A large number Of managers Of
branches Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company in the vicinity Of
Grand Forks are meeting in Grand
Forks today to study efficient methods
and the commercial end of the tele-
graph industry
F. II. Cornforth. manager of the
company's branch at Crookston, F. j.
Rank of Minneapolis, a former oper-
ator at the local Office, and managers
from Grafton. Devils Lake. Thief
River Falls. Minot and Williston are
among those here.
District Superintendent A. D. Brad
10y and District Commercial Manager
w. j. Durand were the chief speak
ers at the meeting here this after
noon in the Hotel Dacotah.
At s o'clock tonight the company
will entertain the visiting managers
at banquet in the Hotel Dacotah
This afternoon the operators inspect
ed the local oface of the Western I'm
ion, of which J. c. jackson is the
manager.
1t is planned to make the efficiency
meetings a monthly event in the fu-
ture.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
III Mkn5;51seaA s
NEGRO STEALS FROM
EMPLOYER he SERVED
FOR PAST FIVE YEARS

Nels Caldwell, coiored, employed
ut the iewelry storo Of Max RAb-
inovich. 120 DeMers avenue for the
past five years, pleaded guilty to
stealing from his employer this
morning and was sentenced to pay
= fine Of SEQ or servo 26 days in
the county tail on o charge Of pedt
larceny.
Caldwell decided to spend the
ne1t month at the county iail.
The hearing was held shortly be-
fore noon In the court OF Justice
Of the Peace Phil MGIougii1in. y =
The theft Of q S18 suitcase was
committed by Caldwell this MORN
ing, according to Mr.. Rabinovical,
who asserts that as far ~ he
knows he was never before Victim
ixed by his employe.
Caldwell packed tho suitcase in .
hnfTel that had been received with
some cut glass at the jexelry store,
covering 1t with excelsior. He ask.
ed Mr.. Rabinovich II he could take
the barrel because he 'wanted to
send something to his sister," and
his employer aoquiesed. A dray-
man called q little later for the
barrel and when Mr.. Rabinovich
saw him depart with the excelsior
filled burden he became suspicious.
The drayman was stopped in front
Of the city hall and q search re.
vealcd+ the suitcase. However,
nothing was found inside Of It.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
POWELL FARMERS TO
PUT Up AN ELEVATOR
Meeting Held, Officers Elected and
$1,000 Of Required $4,000
Subscribed.

Farmers living in Powell and vi
cinity met yesterday morning at 10
o'clock and were in session most of
the day for the purpose of financing
and building an elevator at Powell,
to be known as the Powell Elevator
company. owned and controlled by
the interested farmers.
The sum OF $4,000 was subscribed at
Yesterdays meeting and $1,000 more
Is to be raised. The following officers
were elected:
President, William Churshell;
treasurer. Phillip saumur; secretary,
Henry Hellick. Directors: Martin
Berg. Thomas Earl and the newly
elected officers.
The farmers aim to have the eleva-
tor completed in time to handle the
fall business. It will be $4,000
bushel capacity elevator, and modern
in every respect.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
WESTERN UNION LAYS
CABLES ON GROUND
Five Miles of Wires and Poles Blown
Down in Fierce Storm Yester-
day Morning.

Special cars, carrying a crew Of 80
men. with supplies and equipment,
was rushed out of Minneapolis this
morning for point a short distance
north OF Fargo by the Western Union
telegraph company, where FIVE miles
OF telegraph wire and poles had been
blown to the ground In the terrific
storm yesterday morning, according
to J. c. Jackson, manager of the To-
cal branch
Cables containing the service wires
OF the company are being laid on the
ground temporarily, until the posts
can be re-erected and the wires
strung
Several other places along the line
of wires were temporarily damaged
during the storm. but were quickly
repaired, without interruption to the
service.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
TESTIMONIAL DINNER.

Petrograd, May 1S.@The largest
gathering Of American business men
ever assembled in Petrosrad attend
ed testimonial dinner last night in
honor of Henry D. Baker. on the
evening OF his leaving his post Of
commercial attache to the American
embassy here. F1fty-two men, chiefly
Representatives Of American firms and
corporations were present.
David r. Francis, the American
ambassador, who also was q guest Of
honor, attending his frst public func-
ton since his arrival.
Ambassador Francis said he was
convinced that the surest road to
diplomatic success lay through the
Strengthening Of the commercial re-
lations between Russia and the Unit
ed States.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
Photograph Section
Undergoing Changes
New Record Racks Installed In Do.
partment Of Gets Plano Com
pany Here.

Work on the remodeling Of the
phonograph department Of the Getts
Piano company Of this city is being
rushed to completion. New record
cabinets are being installed, and 9TH
or improvements made.
the phonoEraph sales have been
increasing steadily in Grand Forks for
the past year, and will be larger this
year than ever BEFORE" declared I. w.
Gets today.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
NEW SHOP OPENED
BY LOCAL TAILOR
''The Fashion Shop Adds More Room
to Establishment-Additional
Men on Force.

On account Of the growth Of the
shop has bsen opened by o. d. Gid
don, Of The Fashion Shop" on Nortf,
Third street, and additional tailors
added to the force.
This has been one Of the best
years in tho suit business I ever ex-
perisncsd, declared Mr.. Gliddon to-
day. -.- - ~.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
ARVILLA SCHOOL
CLUB IN MEETING


The Parent-Teachers club Of Arvilla
held a meeting last evening at Arvilla,
cipal address on the subject Of ''FIow
to Make the Most ofs6chool Life.''
Mary Parsons and Henry Schul-
theis gave the selections they present
ed at the Grand Forks city eighth
grade defamation contest. The meet
ing was presided over by Mrs. A. T..
Carpenter, president Of tho club. Re-
freshments were served.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
|! M. R. Voter, !! Ter !: REGISTER !!
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE:
BOOkSClOSfD MONDAY

Tho registration books Of the
city assessor carrying the names OF
all the persons entitled to vote in
the city OF Grand Forks will be
closed on Monday. May 10.
ALI legal voters must be register
ed by that time II they wish to
avoid being disenfranchised from
the privilege Of voting at the state
primaries to be held on June 28.
Travelling mon are especially
urged to see that they register be-
fore II Is too late.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
BUDGET COMMITTEES
REPORT SUBSCRIPTIONS
Total of 1874 Subscriptions Received
by Noon Today-Was Success
ful Campaign.

Members Of the budget committees
Of the Grand Forks Commercial club
reported SO additional subscriptions
to the annual budget at tho noon day
luncheon today. making a total of 1874
subscriptions for the three days work,
begun on Wednesday.
he budget campaign this year has
been ono Of the most successful ever
put on, and the results are most graft
flying.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26

zipoy, Alvin Moebeck and Douglas
Lurton left this afternoon, 4ccompan:
led by Superintendent Of Schools F..
e. .Lurton and Prof. R.,s r. HRoggy.
who has been coaching the team, for
Minneapolis. where tomorrow evening
they will debate with the Farming
ton school team for the state cham
pionship. Douglas Lurton will stop off
at Fargo where he will compete In
the annual interstate defamation
contest, representing the East Grand
Forks CITY high school, :.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
AN APOSTLE OF SILENCE.

Gould interest you in . volume
which Will teach you how to become
an eloquent public speaker" asked
the agent. 4
I'm afraid not" answered the man
ct the desk. II made my reputation
less / have to say the better Off I'lll
be. .''-(Birmingham Ase-Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
SAFETY First.

Miss Gsdder has : wonderful par
u well. what II she hasl, 4 TN /: 1
But. my dear felloM. don't you Ad-
mire beautiful eyesfss iitaaS ~
"Oh. yes. but whom I have m idSa
that they never light up except whom
they rest on some eKpsnaivD object,
j prefer to do the admitting aA 1 sA3e
distance" f; ~ 4 &
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
Additional East Side.
Glover Leaf Club Entert.ines.

OlOver Ieo1 Club Entertained.
The Glover Leaf club Of the Sunday
school Of the Mendenhall Memorial
Presbyterian church OF East Grand
Forks will be entertained this evening
by Miss Isabelle Pender at the church
parlors. The evening will be devoted
to business and a social time.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26

After June 15. passenger rates from
Grand Forks and other points in the
central and eastern states to points on
the Pacific coast will be increased
slightly. according to word received
by local railway officials yesterday.
No. reason was stated In the new
tarins for the change. although it is
believed to be the result of action by
railway commissioners of the states Of
Oregon, Washington and California. in
regard to intra-state traffic.
Rates to points in Montana also are
to be raised on June Is, In conjunc-
ton with the more western states.
Following is comparison of the
present rates with those which will
be. in effect after June Is, furnished
'oy the local officials Of the Northern
Pacific railway.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
Enter school Here

: Miss Dorothy Reeves, graduate OF
the Wenatchee, Washington, high
schools has enrolled in the local high
school normal department. She Will
take up post-sraduate work.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-05-26
DnXICUIT DUT.

You Americans are becoming 4
race OF adyspeptics." remarked the OBJ
servant visitor. You are too impa-
tient Z.
Maybe that Isn't IT," replied the
quiet citizen. Maybe It's all due to
the habit we have got into Of swal-
lowing our indignation.'' (. ' ~