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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
1918 Football Games

San Francisco, Dec. 3. = Schedules
for football, basketball, track and 9th
er meetings for 1918 will be arranged
at a meeting Of the Pacific Coast In.
tercollegiate Athletic conference which
began here today. Representatives of
the Universities of California, Oregon
and Washington, Stanford University,
Washington State college and Oregon
Agricultural college attended.
The right to use freshmen in college
sports and the row between Oregon
and Washington over cancellation by
Washington of its football game with
the Oregonians will be the principal
matters discussed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Walnut YrEIp IS HEAvY

II. S. French of Jefferson, who was
in Salem saturday claims the record
for walnut growing for this section
this year, next 10 the famous Prince
grove Of Dundee. Mr.. French said he
raisod seven tons Of walnuts on IL
acres. while Mr.. Prince raised p tons
on II acres.
These two ranches, he said, show the
largest tonnage per acre Of any in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Madona and Bello Behind

New York, Dec. 3. = Madona and
Bello were still a lap behind at Madi'
son Square Garden today as the six
day bike riders wheeled into the ninth
hour of the long grind. They were lap,
ped at the start of the race, a record
for wheel whizzes in New York. Alfred
Goullet was out ahead of the field at
the end of the eighth hour. Thirteen
teams had covered III miles and six
laps. The record is 1S9 miles and 8 laps
Paul Suter of the Walthour-Suter
team dropped from the race early to
day
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

motion of several members OF Company
NJ who were formerly Willamette stu
dents Russell Brooks has been made
a sergeant in the headquarters COM
pany. Paul Hendricks is also a ser
geant, remaining in Company N.
Charles Randall. James Ewing, Willis
Bartlett, Victor Collins, T. Nj. Raueh,
G. F. Womer and Ferris Albeit are
now eorporals. Corporal Clarence Car.
penter has been transferred to the hos
pital company located at Fort Dodge,
Iowa. He is employed there in the
N-rav department,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
ARMY BALLOON ESCAPES.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. S.-The army
balloon which escaped from the Fort
Omaha balloon school Sunday afternoon
was reported early today over Attiea,
Kansas. 1t was travelling at high speed
but had commenced 70 settle and the
six thousand feet of cable which was
downward when the bag eseap-
ed was destroying telephone and tele-
graph wires in its path.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Startling Results
In Civ Of Salem

People report incredible results from
pure Lavoptik eye wash. A girl with
weak, strained eyes was helped by one
application. Her mother could not sew
or read because of eye pains. In one
week her trouble was gone. A small
bottle Lavoptik is guaranteed to help
EVERY CASE weak, strained or in
famed eyes. ONE WASH startles with
its incredible results. Pure aluminium
eye cup FREE. j. c. Perry, druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Rows Indoor Tennis

New York, Dec. 3.-The first annual
tournament for the boys national in
door tennis championship will be held
simultaneously with the national jun
ior championships in the seventh regi'
ment armory here December "a to 81
The boys title plays will be open to
players not sixteen before January l..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Irish Leader Praises
Portland Supporters
Loyal to America

Portland, Or, Dec. SIN a letter
upon the recent public
meeting held in Portland by the
Friends Of Irish Constitutional Liber-
ty, t. P. o'Connor, the great Irish pub
licist, warmly eommends the members
of the organization upon the resolu-
tions adopted at the gathering. Writ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

The Kansas City Star is authority for
a story from London to the effect that
the former Mrs. James NJ. Barrie Mary
Ansel), willingly divorced some seven
years ago, and who married Gilbert
Canaan, critic, is seeking the aid of the
law to be reestablished as the wife Of
he author Of Peter Pan"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

part of the state. Mr.. French had
charge of the Marion county exhibit
at the state fair and is an enthusiastic
member of the Western Walnut Grow.
erS association.
ED PAGE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

Jeremiah o 'Leary, editor of tsThe
Bull, a publication recently barred
from the mails, has been indicted on
= charge Of violating the espionage act
SO Jerry may soon be welding again
the bull-pen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

Old general frost s winter drive is
forcing disorderly retreat of the wood
pile.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Willamette U Men
Winning Promotions

Word has been received Of the pro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
NO Sc PERMITE QUE Sc FORMER
GRUPOS DE MUCHACHOS
CERCA DE LOS CALI
NEROS.

Aver fueron llevados a Ia Esta-
ciGn de Policia dos muchachos ne
eros, qucdando amonestados de que
no deben vOlver q formar grupos
Dara iugar al rededor de las jaulas
de pollos. como 10 venian hacienda
hace mucho tempo. Los citados ne
gritos jugaban anteayer al rededor
de una caponera que hay a IN partc
p~oStcrior de IA casa No. 2020 de Ia
Gale de Durango. Y como Sc ha OBJ
scrvado que muchos chicos Sc rcunen
asi bajo eli preteytO de jugar Y apro
"echar Ia oportunidad que Sc les
o~"eSenta para robarse los pollos. Sc
do aviso 4 IA policia Y dos oficiales
So prcscntaron hallando I los eta
dos muchachos todavia ocur2dcS q
;us jucgos, por 10 que Sc les llev6,
como digimoS antes. q II ESraciGn
de Policia. Uno de los m~uchachos tie
re - amos y el otro 13.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
]. Q gIc q a L. la c. g {. n q 4 Z
kiR. UER GRDENk - REMCC!0W
De UN EMPLEADO.

FL G~omisionado de Policia ' Bonn
bcrOs. Mr.. Uhr. 0rden1 anteayc- al
Jcie de Ia POiicia, Lancaster, que
~suspendiese en- su cargo al Inspector
De Jitneys o. P. No Ginncss, pen
diente de una Investigation en- su ca
so. En- Ia communication de Mr.. Uhr
al Jefe Lancaster, le cncarga dc Ia
investigation sobre los motivos DC Ia
suspension diciada, Y que rinda cl
informe correspondence.
Hablando sobre su COMMUNICATION.
M. Uhr dice que en- ella ordena ii
Jcfc Lancaster investigar en- el case
de Mr.. Ginness el lunes pr6ximo Y
que asi que este haya sucedido, Il
lie Lard sus instrucciones.
Fl jefe Lancaster, preguntadO So
bre 10 que habia en- este a~sunto. dijo
que antenoche, el Comisionado Uhr.,
NADIA lie habia dicho sobrc ell particu-
lar V que no fut sine hasta cl jueves
cuario lie orden0 hiciera la invesCi-
gaci6n. como 10 M hecho va; pero
que ha sido incapaz para encontrar
2uficientes motives que ameriten Ia
remoci6n dc Mr.. Nc. Ginness de SUI
cue In sido incap2z para ]encontrar
Suficientes motiros que ameriten Ia
cmpleo.
Sin embargo, desde que recibi n
ordcn de Nj. Uhr hoy''-diio Mr..
Lancaster--"yo ne seguido Sus ms
.r~ucciones."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
Ia jtTA UE Kos TIrOGRi-
Gi1NiOS

De m"ck0 inlereS para ii cor
pDrari0n svra Ii session que &C.
lrDrc hny l. SGciedad Mutua!i>ta
Nr:i:aT;: "hrtcS Graficas," pueS
Cn ell. ecra GiSrutid0 el aSunto de
las cCGtaS scmanarias que dcbe-
ran pagar EOS miembrOS de esa
>9ciedrd. scGln qued0 resucltO
ell Ii iunt& efrctuada 81 domingo
>, dc! paS2dc Fchrcro.
Adcmis. Ii Cumisi6r encargada
dc iI.Malar l0s cStatUt0S, dara
l"ctura ii traLlio de IL Ultima Sc
mama, cen 81 cual pOne fin al
drlicado c0car"0 cue lie Gu.i EMO
mendaio.
l0y Ia d!clO. - eSpc-l cue cSta
~>2Sinr. ra>Gl;e i~rie-cSante. como
!" deciH:aS an:"S. para L. buena
E.,archa &c Il rrcitn fundada sG-
Q"Gad dc ~tyi"1aGaS m%e>icanos.
Como tic cnstumbrc. Ia session
t"EGr:: lager en- q numero }05 dc
IL calIc ". Salinas Il las II dc l.:
L'Tnana, ! Se cSpera que = ella
aSi-!irau icaG.: los micmhr0S. al
como tanbier tndos los que ira
haien en las divcrsas imprentas
y Que quicraa ~Tertcueccr Il ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
ROBO EN- CASA HABITADA.

Rompicndo In tela de a.amt-c de
ura pne!.a que hay "n Ia ?arte pos
terror lie IL casa numero 40 de Ia
Gale +. Evergreen. Sc int"odujeron
en- tsta Y abricron un haul. roDando-
Sc una bo!sa dc mano que cont"-
MIA o,ras dos 5olsaS peoUeHas en- las
u hahia $3.50. un bolcto Il" f.
:~Yoyarri! de csta ciuda'i 4 Aus,;9, IN
aniilo ron un hrill&r;c ) ana csmc-
ralGa pccGc@&. siet" u ocho ;liilc-
RS de orc, nm E.rnGrGo. c,n 1881 Ga.
mafeo Y I'm !cveIiicr @ - peri"
pcnt!cnte. f. roho fU@ r"port2lo 4
Ia p%olicia, lucgo d" ser dcscuh;nrto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
OLVIDO o FALTA DE PERICIA
DE UN CHAUFFEUR.

I'm individuo cuyo nombre no pu-
dimos aveliguar Y que ahora Sc ha-
la detenido por la policia, al parar
el auto en- que iba frente a Ia casa
No. sol de la Gale de Durango Y
hajarse, en- lugar de poner el garro-
te de mano, puso Ell reverse Y cnton-
9 Ia maquina echose a correr hacia
atras, no parando sino hasta chocar
con un wagon de los que vendcn
cacahuates Y maiz tostado que estaba
frente al numero 500 de la misma
Gale. E. propietario del wagon fu6
incap2z de evitar el choque y fue Sc
liamerta go,peado de LIS piernas y
los pies. Los cacahuates v~olaryn c.
todas direcciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
MATRlMONlO.

Fl s del co-riente tendr& !ugar en-
Hondo. Texas, en- "a casa del ST. Ma
tide Ibarra. ci maui'aonio civil dc
81 hija IA ScHogica Rosaura lb%"r".
con cl Sr. Antonio Santos 7.
Actuaran como padrinoS de los no
vioS los senorcS Fortunate ' Candle
lario Flores. respectiyamcnte acom-
paH&tjoS De las madrin&S SeHorit"s
Ramona Quintanilla ' Maria Alta
gracja Flores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
INCENDIO EN- UNA CASA DE LA
AVENIDA EACKUS.

In incendio ocurrido en- Ia casa de
T. 4. Backus. 229 de IL Avcnida
Ward. por habesse quemado cl pa
pei taa;z Immediate I n entrada del
tIbo de n e";;fa. oriSin0 10 prcsen
cia de los bombcros en- Ii ci;ada casa,
q fue&o fuc prontamcrtc sofoc.%io.
los d~Hos Sc linitaron 4 II pared Y
4 aI@unos vestidos que eStaban col
gadoS en- ella. : s. cstinan en- 500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
NUEVA SOCIEDAD DE ESFUERZO
CRISTIANO.

Una Socicdad de Esfuerzo Cristia-
no acaba de ser organizada Ell Ia lyle
gia Cristiana. ubicada en- Ia Gale S.
Laredo. Treinta miembroS activos y
cuatro asociados fueron deSde luego
los fundaLoras. Las oficiales son: Pre-
Sidcntc. ssnorita CTisrina Ramirez;
Secrelaria. senorita Maria Melchor
= T~esorcra. senorita He-linda Agui-
lar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
REGIsTRO DE ESCRiTURAS De
TERRENOS.

$3.50 Manuela r. Y. Marqucz Z
Severe Cara. 10. dc Marc dc 1917.
Parte del lotc li.-Nuovo block de
ciudad numero 29l.
$400.-Severo Cara I P. de
Cano Y NJ y Marquee 10 Mario de
1917. Lote 8. Block > Nuevo Block
de Ia ciudad 2i58.
$6Ol.-E. Y. Vida. de Guerra i T.
Girard Sr. 20 de Fchrcro De 1917.
Lote 60. Nuevo block de Ia ciudad
COOS. Gale de Ruiz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
FUE SENTENCIADO JESUS LOZA-
NO A 80 AMOS DE CARCEL.

Jesus Lozano, acusado del asesi-
nate de Carl Nacke, fue declarado
culpable por Ell Jurado en- Ia 37a.
Corte de Distrito. Ell Jurado comenZ6
81 ultimo ~:jueves Y termin6 ell viernes
en- Ia noche. Nacke fue asesinado en-
A.gosto de 1915. Lozano fue senten-
ciado 4 80 amos de carcel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
ROBO DE ANILLOS DE BRONCO

c. ]. Urban. 321 de Ia calle Oak
land do aviso a la policia dc que du-
rantc las dos ultimas semanas, los
ladrones le habian robado tres doce-
mas de anilloS de bronco para arne-
ses, media dOcena de cubiertos vie
jos de ~llanta, una nueva Y algunos
tubos. tambiGn de llantas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
WILSON'S COREGA
RETIENE LOS DiENTES
POSTIZOS EN- LA ROCk
E.vita las Encias Ulceradas

Las encias sc e~Rcojen Y Sc hinchar
con frecuencia. y "a dentadGra sc afio-
is, pero este no es culpa del dentista
Una a~plicaci6n lie CORECA sobre Is
placa dental, evita estes lnconTenlen-
tes y Ia reEiene firmemente en- posi-
cion. ayudando 4 L. hygiene de d bo-
ca. Vale % centavoS en- las drogue-
rias : casas que venden a~rIicui0s De
tocacor. rida muesyra gratis Z Core
"a Chemical Co, Cleveland. Oa!G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
REGISTRO CIVIL.

Licencias de matrimonio.
Enrique Sanchez Y Victoria Con
zalez.
Emeterio H. Garcia Y Otilia Alva-
RADIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
RECORTE

uSteG Y Zuardc eSta direction. para Que :,
IL nueStTe I S;S amigos que Sufrcn de
cailUs. mezquinOS, Z.zoteS = -raGOS de l.
PEI. con sc. Ell .!m5r"S nOStalaS Qur me
reHita. le ma2do ] yuelta DE- c0rreU. fran
co dc porte. una caI!;a Ge p0mata GoGga-
leg. Ia meIa- del mgnt0 para eSiaS IN.
rermed3deS. DeyuelvO Ell d.nCro q Ia per,
soma que Se cure Y 10 sane.
ESPIRIDI0S GONZALEZ
r. o. Box 5E. laredo. TENAs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04
de Ia guerra
La odisea de los pegueHpe os

CLrIiGO u princlDiu dc II guerra eu-
roDea. con unos ch:auit;aes beig.s,
hab:santes de III pueJlecito ceTcan"
= IA frontera a!cman&. : POGO dc
;~nicia~se l. invasion gcr-nana dc Bel
gica, ia aldea donde cs,os niHoS hi
bi,aban Q Ii padres fac totalmen-
;e arrasada por e ola lie in""si"n.
| Durante II Iucha mUrie-or sus pa
GreS. ' n casita humilde, un:ca pro
piedad Y patrimonio de aqIcll& tamI-
liza, suiriG los horrorsS del hono2r-
&eo. pucS Ell ella un Pe!2t"n &c sol
uados hizo treace. GUr"2te T"E'as E"-
I RS. 4 las fuer2as reutonas que =
! vanZaban pOr aQuel sector.
CgaaGo W Ia casica hallabase To-
/ .a,mcntc destraita y sus maros 70
! ofrccian amparo 4 suS G~sfenSoreS, -
bauGonaron tStos el i~mprovisaio re-
ducCo y Sc unieron a reS1o dc Su5
caE1aradaS. Que mos kilomctroS Il's
~' ., .,,n ..
i"rrse t ;"vaSor" tuerza e"emIg".
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"e IL, O'S ''S "1 =.
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ron p"' e'''t !'S G>'''''o
dIlt'A"S ' r"O'Su""''. '
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na9to. "e- terror "sL PS'tEio S'''.''
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c"ntITnoS 2"FoEoS'S , >""s'"S 'N""-
n>S.
Z. mayer de los COS 2oGHe""e.'E
togi5 Ge II maEo = 81 E-:a~,.',2. :
h%mhriea5os. l!o:osos q: .-eS-'e&'&G'*,
,n.u.emdi,.ca IL haiG" = t-.,yv' = -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-04

Cuando sc crruert-e I'd. en- Loci
hart. Texas. 40 dc;e de y.Sit2r Fl
rEtIRO ZAIShGOZA. Gambia d
programme todoS los uias J. il. Villa.
rrt4i ' Pedro Truiilio. Eu.g.,saI.o:
Charlie Dre22cr. Gsgr!te.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-21
CITY IN BRIEF


Shop ut Rielsers.-Advt.
Have Knight Prtg. Co. print It (Ad1
w. Jorgenson of Page is q guest at
the Metropole today.
cit pays to keep clean" Phone 326.
Fargo Laundry Co.-Advt.
r. w. Falconer, we'll known Blanch-
ard farmer, is transacting business in
Fargo today.
Tomorrow is George Washington's
birthday, a legal holiday, and all
banks in Fargo will be closed.
H. A. strutz, prominent Thompson
farmer, is a Fargo business visitor,
and guest at the Elliott today.
DR.. Samuel Mitchell of Mapleton,
county coroner. was among the gate
city business visitors last night.
Attorney w. ]. Courtney of Page
was a Fargo business arrival last
night, registering at the Gardner.
Merricourt is represented in Fargo
today by Fl. 3. Hendricks who is at
tending to various business matters.
Expert furniture packing and re-
pairing. Second hand furniture bought
and sold. Molloy Furniture Co. Phone
2S5S, 10 Eighth street south.-Advt.
Engraved calling cards and emboss-
ed work, are stamped on short notice
in our own plant-the only one OF it's
kind in North Dakota. Knight Print
ing co.-Advt.
Il you do not receive your Forum by
6:16 p. m, phone 1895. A special
carrier is on duty till p. m. at The
Forum office and viii deliver you q
Powers: w. j. Smith of PilIsbury,
G. D. Olson of Hillsboro T. M. Webster
and Q. 8. Moore, both of Lisbon, Mr..
and Mrs. L. j. Peart OF Chaffee, G. A.
Ulland of Mayville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. o. Christianson OF Enderlin.
Clarence Dahl, proprietor of the
Dacotah hotel, left last evening for
Duluth, where he will spend a week
looking after various business mat
tiers. and renewing acouaintances. Mr..
Dahl was formerly Duluth resident.
Rev. j. Tanner. Of Concordia COLI
lege, Moorhead, will preach at the
First Norwegian Lutheran church Of
Fargo at s o'clock this evening. Spe-
each Wednesday evening during Lent.
New Viking: VIM. Anderson OF
Heimdal. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan
of Williston. A. III. Stavens Of Hat
ton, Elias Johnson of Prosper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob jacobson of Finley, I. M.
Isakson of Shelly and Ingman Ness Of
Perley.
Elliott: S. s. Seger Of Leonard.
Thos. A. Long of Buffalo. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Biggs of Argusville, julius
Grieger of Armenia. g. G. Opsaill of
Davenport, H. H. Koloen of Aneta.
VIM. Finnie OF Emerald. and Hugo
Brucske of Wimbledon.
Waldorf: A. e. Anderson of Minot.
Olaf Bjorke of Ahercrombie. L. Bake
of Walcott, e. w. Hyde Of Almont, r.
w. Hanson Of Hope, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
d, Lam of Valley City. o. L. Cassidy
of watford City. Harold J. Malin OF
Sanborn, L. r. Putnam of Darlington,
M. Bayer OF Gladstone, and 7. /. Ber-
trand of Jamestown.
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line OF Tenth avenue.
On Seventh avenue north from the
west line of Broadway to $50 feet west
Of the west line OF Ninth street north,
On Eighth avenue north from the
west line of Seventh street to line
$50 feet west of the westl inc of Ninth
street north; from Broadway to $50
feet east of Tenth street and from $50
feet west of Tenth street to $50 feet
west of Thirteenth street north.
On Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets north from 2S0 feet south of
the south line of Eighth avenue to 100
feet north OF the north line of Eighth
avenue.
The estimated cost ranges from $751;
S95.40 for Portland cement concrete to
$102, 203.59 for brick.
Job No. 1874.
On Eleventh street north from $50
feet south of the south line Of Third
avenue to 100 feet north Of the north
line OF Third avenue.
On Eleventh street north from the
north lire Of N. p. avenue to the south
line OF the Great Northern right-of-
way.
On Twelfth street north from the
north line Of N. F. avenue to the south
line Of the Great Northern right-of-
way.
On Thirteenth street north from the
center Of the Northern Pacific right
Of way to the center line Of the Great
Northern right-of-Way.
On Fourteenth. fifteenth and Eff
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time in which to complete their work.
They were not ready to report the bills
back for passage within the time linz
it fixed by the joint rules and may re-
quire three or four more days to round
up the work.
The Kirkeide and Drown bill for a
state grain grading system under which
some member of the state agricultural
college faculty is designated by the
railway commissioner as state grading
official, passed the senate this morning
by a vote OF thirty flour TO thirteen,
two absent. Some opposition was
raised to the bill by Senators Kretch-
mar and Paulson, who insisted the plan
proposed was unavoidable, in that 1t
contemplates the appointment OF local
grain buyers as deputy grading in
spectors. Kretchmar also opposed the
bill on the theory that it was not be-
ing given sufficient consideration.
Nonpartisan senator's including Well
ford, Hamilton and Cahill, spoke for
the bill. They maintained Ii would be
beginning point from which the state
would eventually be in a position TO
establish its own grain grades and
anforce recognition Of them in the
world market.
The appropriation was reduced from
$4,000 TO $4,000 while the salary OF
inspector was fixed at one thousand
dollars annually in addition to present
salary Of member OF college faculty.
In the final roll call Englund, Rowe,
Young, McGrey, Haggart, Heckle, Put
nam, Allen, Ketchmar, Murphy, Nc
Lean, Ployhar and Porter opposed the
bill. Thorson and HyIand were absent,
all the others voting yes.
The senate this morning PASSED the
bill establishing a terminal elevator at
Paramount appropriating S125.000 for
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Herbst's tor hOsiery.-Aavt.

Hendrickson for shoes.-Advt.
Shoes at popular prices at the new
shoe store. Hagen & Plattner.-Advt.
DIR. E. e. Basye, osteopath, suite 435
de Lendrecie Block. Phone 1885,
Advt.
Anyone wishing to help the work OF
the Glad TidingB mission among the
poor, save old clothing and magazines
and call 35e-W.-Advt.
Webster: Ole Olson of Harwood,
Harold Reynolds of Page. T. Peterson
OF Davenport, John Cooper of Lisbon
and Frank Layey of Armenia.
Prescott: T. T. Idso of Armenia, Gus
tav Breeding of Horace, Earl Camp
bell OF Kindred and Glen Campbell, H.
II. Campbell. Chas. Davis and G. B.
Greedy, all of Woods.
Dacotah: Peter Ellen of Glendale.
Chris Butler of Pingree, Ole Hills and
A. Burman, both OF Tappen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Muntzos of Armenia and
Nels Oslund OF Wahpeton.
Donaldson: f. e. Wick Of Center,
Ray q. Watson OF Fort Clark, Geo. o.
Stommer OF MayviIle, o. j. EIefson OF
Mayville, /. ID. SyverSon of Hannaford,
@. A. Wickstrom OF Lisbon and p. e.
Shaw OF Sheldcn.
Annex: w. @. Hutchins of Minot,
B. Bowerman OF Pettibone, q. v. Bas-
sett Of Jamestown. r. II. Peterson of
Verona, ]. A. Madison Of Wheatland.
r. II. johnson of Sharon and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Braaten OF Binford.
Metropole: A. J. Morrison OF Cas-
selton, ]. G. Leum of Mayville, ]. G.
Russell Of Hunter. r. Radeberger OF
HilIsboro, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. HUNKS
OF Verona and L. L. Tregloan and r.
3. Eastman. both Of Sheldon.
Gardner: !. w. STANDBY OF Hope,
G. r. Finch OF LaMoure, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Roden Of Casselton, d. L.
Stewart OF Devils Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Gleason of Bottineau, John
Moses of Hebron, ]. A. Buchanan of
Buchanan and Harry Wisner Of Coop
erstown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-21
Corporation Tax Bill
Was Lost in Senate
DIV Starr Correspondent.l


Bismarck, N. D.. Feb. 21.-corpora-
tons are not yet to be taxed for the
privilege of doing business in North
Dakota. Senate Bill No. 125, which
would levy an excise privilege tax of
one fiftieth Of one per cent on author
lied capital stock of foreign corpora
tions, requiring from each an annual
certificate OF condition, went by the
boards In the senate. being one of
thirteen senate bills whose considera,-
ton was indefinitely postponed.
The dozen others are:
s. B. No. Welford-Providin
for distribution among the state,
county and township funds OF taxes
derived from redemption sales.
s. b. No. $40. MISUNDERSTANDING to
assessment Of railways and common
carriers.
S. B. No. 31s. King-To provide for
transfer OF records and papers per-
tanning to assessment and taxation
from ONCE Of state auditor to ONCE Of
state tax commission.
8. B. No. 214-Providlng for levy
of wild land tax.
S. B. No. 258. King-Relating to
warehouse receipts and what they
shall contain.
S. B. No. s04, King-Providing for
use Of Jail labor on county and city