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Evening journal., 1917-07-24
WAR Department
GUARDS AGAINST
DRAFT outbreak
CONTINUED From First Page. ]

one city and now reside in another
will not have to answer the draft in
the place of registration.
Local boards may order the phys
ical examination Of any person called
and the hearing on a claim for ex-
emption or discharge transferred to
another local board" states Section
20 of the exemption regulations.
No applications may be filed for
such transfer until after the order
in which he is liable to be called foI
military service is determined by the
local hoard having original jurisdic-
ton.
Evening journal., 1917-07-24
CHESTER MAN FINFD.

George Handwork CT Chester, Pa.
was fined $50 and costs before Mag
istrate Galloway at Newport last
night on a charge OF operating an au-
tomobile while under the influence Of
intox eating liquors. He was arrest
ed Sunday by Deputy Sheriff H. Q.
Fennimore.
Evening journal., 1917-07-24
ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

Among those treated at the HomeC
pathic Hospital today were:
Eugene White. eel in eye.
Earl Ketting confused foot.
Andrew Johnson. confused side
Evening journal., 1917-07-24
woMEN's DEFENSE MEETING.

A meeting of the Women's Defense
League with some well known color
ed women will be held tonight at
the Garrett Settlement House, Sew
enth and Walnut streets
Evening journal., 1917-07-24
INTERNATIONAL GOLF
TO AID RED CROSS

international golf with proceeds go
ing to the Red Cross promises TO be
the big event Of the American golfing
season when the matches start at
Engiewood. n. j.. newt week.
Teams of IL men each. representing
Scotch. British and American profess
sionals and American amateurs will
compete,
The Scotch with Bob Macdonald,
George Simpson and Jock Hutchinson
and a number other professionals Of
class seem TO have the inside track.
although the American amateurs will
include such golfers as Chick Evans.
national champion; Francis Ouimet,
western champion; Bob Jones. south
ern champion; Gardiner. Maxwell.
New Sawyer and others Of that class
The reversible satin coat will be the
Fashionable summer wrap
A hat of purple and a navy blue dress
/ makes a pretty combination
Evening journal., 1917-07-24

Garden hats are trimmed with vege-
tables made Of ribbon.
Metal erays and olives promise TO be
x&ill more fashionable.
Hair-lac edging relieves the severity
o4 the tailored hat
Evening journal., 1917-07-24

ii you have not enough work TO keep
wou working overtime, It Is because you
aon4 advertise.--Adv-
Evening journal., 1917-07-24
CITY WILL % THIS PAVING.

At the meeting Of the Street and
Sewer Commissioners this morning.
bids were received for grading and
laying OF a concrete sidewalk on the
properties Of the Farmers Bank. at
Delamore and Clayton streets,
and Elwyn c. Cooley. on the north
side Of Second street. between du.
Pont and Scott streets. The award
was made 70 the Joseph S. Hamilton
Company. The bids were as follows
Joseph S. Hamilton Company. Far
mers Bank $3.50. Cooley $3.50;
total, s101 20; Neal B Kelly. Far
mers Bank SOLOS. Cooley $50;
total. s1l1.0s; George w. McCauliey
e Son, total for both s114; A. S. Reed
& Bro Co. Farmers Bank S93. Good
ley S23; total SIG; Fooks and Mas
ten, Farmers Banks s9S7S GoodSey
S22.SS: totas $12166. Paving liens
will go against the properties
Evening journal., 1917-07-24

election day, therefore the law is un-
constitutional as the constitution pro-
vides that elections ordered on petit
tion. must be held on a general e-ec-
ton day.
Court then recessed until o'clock
when Mr. Harman resumed his argu
ment,
Evening journal., 1917-07-24
BASEBALL chances
NatIonal League.

NdbVHdt AthNuts
Pittsburgh at New York, cloudy.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, cloudy.
Chicago at Boston. cloudy.
st. Louis at Philadelphia, cloudy.
Evening journal., 1917-07-24

American League.
Cleveland at Washington. clear
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08

en- eQer anoen anuIet ON Solien. On
ilig Imtlet, meier De. pil beuare en-
ira at bliue %trlriiet al 91tgler o. @ro'
natiplinter. Cfteit er BET en- eler an
oen lioeu Weoolie al Oietdl meo ct
NelaenbiQeOe paa Den eue Sioe og Ell
lutinif Snitription pda ben auoen.
Sc irauife Bender, iiRr Suinoerne |
De Gane. bpor Den eugelife arme
itaor, forGrer qierne De Solboter,
iom De iGrliq oil begunitige, en- ilig
Hlmulet Sommp miller % taffer OF
laoer, iom ont ban auier oct belle for
en- Speg, iom ban life Tor Minor tror
pad. Meu bou brnQer oeu ON Sol
len % nil life Tor nlt / GerAen file
iiq al nlco AmuIctteu.
On a~lmiuoelig uObreot Suertro er
set. al Sen SoIOot. iom brrer Som.
puuIcta RIm1ioriuniuq, oil bliuc truf.
let. Get iortGilCs, at "a ct aOm.
puui qif ireuI ljcnuem &c trogc0c
6orbiuocIicsqrupc for at mOtugc lin
StiniuQ / iorrcitc S%fnttcrlrou, blcu
81. iom bar Rumfrltfcu t%rlliiCt Al eli
RIQlc { ShtloCrcu. q. tudcr Strut
fen, men fort otter iour hon en- Ora.
uutipliut / Noucoct OF folOcr 300 ON.
=. tuQcr IN arlttcu, men uctop ioct
ban tiger mo / Sen i%orrcitc Sfutter.
Qrau c~rplo0crcr en- @ruuut uN iCuOcr
bouOc ham o. &Imioriuuudcl 10
500 tilucir5. Scmuc NItprIc hur
Qiort i'm &umoc ira Stutnrgruu til
StptterNrau ~ mango mcucr. at
oct er at friitc &orhcrrc at taNc CT
Aumfruffc / in Nuono uGr DC Tor.
reitc Siuicr Den cafQepcl or Ser
uof al Gumoriitigc, ionl tiIbuocr iig
at bore bcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
SlmnpctrGi al cpertro
pco Nronten.

Dfeoens lea Ino poa Soipitulet,
iortGaer Ell eugellf Sincer. hsrte ieg
al en- Spaebprer lslgeuoe iuteresion.
te @rempeI pua, huorIe0cs Ct blot Oh
bart SiliPloc fnu reboe 6olfS Siu /
SeIteu. Ceres neutrality-suspicious.
bIeu bombaroeret, OF ale maotte hur'
tiait milig fommnc iig uef. Get bar
rctop paa Ct Ylnft, buor DC brittle
% sc irauife Siuier itsotc lammcn,
og iaa too min Siemmelsmauo liz al
Ell ironit Sol0at, iom uor laaret
@euet, ilo9 Armen on Siuet paa ham
"a lit laaleoe3 bjulpet bunt arlteo,
meoens Spgebaareruc blcu beuDttet
ill DC haarot iooreOe. Bag 6orbtn'
oingsitationeu bar ser Ell 8rp2murt
mco Ell lioen Spt.
Sper 9ptfcu lda ser ct Steo en-
lioeu EIanfebro, % 30 Ntctcr Irllge'
re neoe par Ger ct Sieo. bpor man
flnoe paoe ouer poa Stcuc, lonl ltat
%. Gen nrrmcite % %iettcitc Gct uot
oper SrGbrocn. men SuqebGreren op
oen loutcoe uoIltc nuiqcuel ION cltel
en- iUlle9 iSn0ltpOcllc Den dnocn Scl
3ctop iom &c itulbc til at goo opcr
ilo1 en- init @rnuot nc0 pau Tldutc.
brocit, iao at Stumpcr % StDttcr a
ocn 100 holt / &circt. I'm &c bauo,
uulNt at gao opcr SroclL ptloc DC hau,
uprct Der nctop / Oct 2icblit, "a Ora
notcu ilol ncO. gdi Ilop bcagc ultao.
ira Oct.
Set er iligc % IigncnNc SiIiGIocI
iom gier, at Solooternc let blloe.
oucrtroiite. Monae al oeut gaar mel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08

cuerraitct al ca. $50 Nnboer, Sen'
ner % S~lGstninecr. li9eiom Der
molsb Here @rotulationer ira
iierntboenbc. Taitor Sobs. Ssi'
iiclo bolot Gale Tor SGoerSporret
"a ouerrattc Dem poa Dc loriamle.
res Teanc potre 8nuer. Ge or
ira Selbu, han 10 % bun - War
QanneI. Sc fom I'll Inlcrifd !
1866 og bar lem Barn iliue. Nr.
SliuoenS Ssiter, Sigri Sliou vi.
gell. par, trooS line 80 Mar, rnlt
NOT til at iage Gel / Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Wiis Sanna glitrns 9arlcu

Nmcrican- ScanoinnCion Foundation
Golot ocit Ace SpriI ct 6crcorng
om oc ifonoiuoOiitc 2oroe i No.
mems College Glib, @cehopfeu,
u. ). MiiS Soricu pnuuiitc bl. a.
Sc mango 9oonO ira CANNED ps
I'M Sib. iom fnpttcr 2lmcrifu o. D.
ituuOinouiifc Sou6c iommcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Gxpermenter like med Katarrb;
ferer cite til den frygtellge Caring

iii Sungerne - % enbpcr ucO hpob DC
iaretrIerpe 8ciultatcr or uddr SIingers
ne or anercbet. Yan Den &is tdn Natnrrb
bli Ell Sorlsbcr for Den melt frrptebc %
bdabIeie az ale Spsoomme S9ring.
Snsen ubpenoig Sebdnolin9 giper itebs
ieoarenbe Sinoring. erfarin9 bar lGrt,
at s. s. s. er SET eneite YPiooel Der IN
qriber Spsbpmmeu | oens SphGu-Sloz
Def % fremtaloer Iilireosiilensc NE
iultGter ielp / De pGrite SiliRloer. Sis
oenoe al aatarrh anmoheS on al 9ipc
s. s. s. Ell arunoig Srepe. Gen irlges
af ale Hpotefere. IN iuobpoes I'll al
iiriue nj BET mebieiuite Sepnrtement ets
Ter SRaernao huorIeoes on iial behdnole
oit eaet 5ilfRloe. Aoresie Sfuiit Speeis
nc Co, 81 Stpift laboratory. AIlanIa,
ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Gnu Nnfc ipn Meuio,

lloiere / Trari@ lin Snnfc ON, at
ocn ioceac Noo0e at tiIucicbrin9c
ell 9lrmc Tor Sonoct2 6orlpar cr ao
fripi0ig &ei, bar aongresmono
GarI &. Ban 9pfc ira Ct, 1aill
tilbubt at ti%eneitQisrc iom @cnig.
San bar mootogct llnoerrctnira
ira arigs0eportcmeitct ON, at
hans Silbuo cr regiitrcrct, % at
ton fan bli inofnlbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Taitur Trcus on Snitru brorct.

Wonoag 9litcn bapoc N~enigbeos.
iolfet / Gor 6reliers airfe / Min.
neapoli5 Ell Set unber talrig Gel.
tdgcIie al Taitor s. ". Ereu5 o.
Suitru. |oo 9eltagernc5 gegnc
cpcrrofte N}iniitcr g. 2. Spenion
Garret en- Eengcgape. Gnitor
4'rcuS holot Ell Gale og taffcOc be.
nGgct for oct imuffe SeuiS paa
@cniabcbens ai9rligbeb. 7esubeu
taIte &. 8. SGtber, os til oen nut.
iifaIife Gel al llnocrbolonin9en 6i.
brog MiiS SeSiie Sacobicn %
Wii5 %ioIo Suenion mcb 9iano.
nlliif % 9Piia arneien meS Gang.
Sa9isrer Soicpb 9rorbp bar Sc.
rcmouimeiter. 0amerne Isreeoe Tor,
at ale blep beu9rteoe paa oct beO.
tie, % Hiteucr iorlsb meget bpg-
gelig. -"SiOcu0e".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
III pil albria bli fmrerct uco nSucn-
big Sebanolins meo Sprsitninscr.

SuIarrh er Ell at Slooets Silitanbe %
Tan life fureres peb uopenoia Sebdnos
ling meo Spreitniueer. Set er blet be-
bit per %tuiinoer iom iorsi9pes bar for
1sat oenne acknowledgements.
aatarrb itulSe life bli forismt eaer
erperimenteret meb. S~eilnatia Sebdnbs
ling er S~ibsipiloe, sieunem bpilten Spgs
bommen iaar ct faitere @reb paa iit
Offer os sjsr Der mere panltell9i foy ielp
proper @ebanbling al opnaa H%eiu!fdter.
Selp ON aatarrb isrit optrrber / HGs
Ieborene, blir 6alien og Suitreret mcr
oa mer ~anietiet % tillluI gaar Den lige
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Sfpitclpheren Oscar Mnthiicn,

Ter ll0cn StelteIUIoncna NflIlltninN
bar opbolot Jig / minneapolis,
It rciit til Gbicaao, hpor ban bar
mootngct ct forocloatig Silbitb ira
CT oerpGrenoe Sfeitcinbrif, iom er
be9pnot al DC inocu Sfsitciportctt
peIficnotc 6it5gerolb % Sobnior
al Chicago. Notbiien ogter at op'
hol0c iig / Imcrito til sIpril 1918;
upite &intcr pil ban i9ien bli lcet
/ Sfeitcfoplsb / minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Sfplefejt. Sra 9enion. Mti

SfOleieit. Sra 9enion, @inn.,
~ifripes til oS: @srOng giten Den
2Soe ApriI boloteS her ell meget pei.
lpffet 9Giilutningaieit peb Sfolen,
buis 2preriilbe er 9apino Gilbert,
ion. Soften begpnbte meb ct Bro
9ranI, uoiprt al 9ernenc, iom bar
meget bel inoepeoe. Otter Gro9rams
met holoteS ct <rpuoiolg. apin.
0erne hapbe Iom i9oponlig bragt line
~peliplote allrpc. Otter at man bopOe
ipiit % orlffet aaiie, unOcrbolot De
rnqe Jig meo seq ct Tor elmer. Gil.
troOS Tor &egn % femme Seie bar Ell
itor Sfare moot frem o. itor Sat
ifploeS Sen meget ofbolOte SGrerinoq
ior en- bpggelig Iiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Mtrs. Ynitur Surrruif, Silper

ton, Ore, er 0cn lSoc Slprfl al
aaoet ueo Seocu. Nlm par loot i
otter Gail Gountn Wiuu.. % bar
Ell Setter al Goitor Stopncp i
Yortlono, Ore. 6oulocn lin Wauo
citcrlaoer bun lig icr 9arll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Snaen Waaoejfao mere.

en- ipenif Rifsbogsmano bar / oisie
Gage iaoef Gatcnt pan CT gpparat,
iom for al 6remtio paaitaoes at ifrlQc
umuuIiggiere @aabeifuo. SpiinSelien
beitaar / Ell Sifringsnnoroning. icm
meo en- 9obbeltlaas it9nger Tor @e.
ppret IitrGffer. Sfuooet fan life
aiipres, for Sfutteren sisr sc panIiee
Saanogreb nleo aolben, 3. b. /. mo.
taaer Den Stiaing, iom err n~s0penoig
for Sfuole5niugen. Ser er oannet
ct 9ftieiellfab poo Spiiuoelien og
Yatent isge5 M for aae aulturlanoe.
efrip otter ersseertmpIarer al "Seeornh.
@strH 90 Sch arnru". Stliaiie 90 men I'd.
bIehie ucrtIe AlQo / SluerlfQ. %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
6ulobrpnnpper.

6ulobrpllnpper. DIR. % NrS.
Sobn Y. Saauc, Sr., / Sergus
Sails, Minn, 'eireoe lit @ulobrpl,
lup iorlc0eu. ga. 80 @enuer og
SlGgmingc meote hos Dem ON nj,
fencn Tor al grntltlere. Yoitor ~.
pisnfer bolot en- Gale, % paa Dc
Soriomleoes Segne o%perratte ban
S~poersparret en- @ape. DIR. og
@ir5. SaaOc bleu gilt i Horse for
30 Nar iioeu. Se nopanoreoe itrar
eitcr iii Slmerita o. bar boet /
6ergus Sails aRiten belle 3ioen.
DIR. % 9rs. Saloor 8.
Slinoen, Der Dor / 4erbeoen al
atwater. @inn., baboe nplig Cub.
brpaup. ) ben I~nlebnins blep De
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Ynit. q. 6. HDffeu, lon

Ynit. u. 6. &pffen, Iom / TO
9(or bor oSiiitcret Eait. >. Z
Slctten meO 9eticningcl al Ct
Slof Mcnigbeo, minneapolis, Ipe.
cicIt peb Sctjenin9cn pcO ct. 0loi
aapel pan Stb % Nepton Gpes.
g., ifal ilptte til Sang, q. 9, for
at ouertuge 9etieniugen al Ntenig.
beoer Der. Otter @uoaticneiten
Seuoa9 gitcn bolotes iielge III.
oenoc" Ell GfifeOsieit for Toitor
Rpffer, Ell iterre Yengegouc blcu
operroft BAN og Soler bolotes al
Bait. SlcttclL 8. Iatbiiou % g.
@ulicf, meO Ell Spartole al Yait.
&pffcn. &eO llngoomsmsbct /
ct. Olof airfcn / forrige llgc blep
Eait. &pffen operraft ct llbrfiGOe
meb aors iom Rinoe ON 6or.
cningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Sr,t;u w. StteitnS, ion

Sritin u. StteitaS, iom i 1912
blep uoeromineret ira 6oritaibelin-
acn peb @oibinaton llniuerIitct,
CT reiit til @ritiih @uineo, Iiri.
ia. San bar ioat GulRttelie ion
Snaeiipr peo GemmerOriiteu i Dc
IpGrc Mfaho9nlIto9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
Vorrona.K renife.

Raanar SmtpeSt, Stileberen,
hor melot Jig til Sieneite / II. 2.
gpiation Corps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08
gIiliorb, Yife 60, ga.

"Suspeunsu" snmaaintr or Be bestt %
biuiatr | SaHeelsn. 10 stdrs 3araHI lslger
meo bier Nailn. Sirto III -Serorab Soften
eiier aai1loa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-08

Outs &c liisr "1eesrab fefsH". nn5eial eeH
III gaboer % aieHoie. Sis Dem e. Huntet al
Rlaoei M .oa od "a ieHcer re IS en- NJ
gbonneni, fal pi mol eioe al pGaiiIfnne Bet
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21
RAIL BOOSTERS .
/ GO TO MlN0T
Ieeting of Wonderland Trail As
sociation Will Hold Annual
!. ~. Meeting.

N1inot, N. D.. March 21.-Meetings
Sof Sof the North Dakota division Of the
sWonderland Trail association will be
held at Minot Thursday afternoon and
evening. This will be the annual
meeting Of the association and a great
deal of business pertaining to the Inn
aprovement Of the trail will be dis
cussed.
IL The meeting In the afternoon will
START at 2 o'clock and will be called
by President G. A. Robinson. Among
the speakers will be State Engineer
Bliss, who will discuss the Importance
:sof. the trail to the state.
81 AT this meeting the report Of salar-
ies will be. given and election Of Of
Shcers for the coming year, will take
Splace. One of the main features will
Sbe the taking up Of the question Of
ITeceiving federal aid to help improve
SSthe trail. The proposition Of interest,"
ling other states in the Improvement
sSof the trail will also be discussed
s'and urged by the members Of tho as
ssociation.
An invitation to county ofllcials Of
the state has been issued and a large
attendance is anticipated. DIR. H. r..
Brush Of Grand Forks Is among the
Sboosters Of the trail who will attend
stho meeting
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21
TERMINAL ELEVATOR =
BILL TO BE DISCUSSED

Fargo. N. D.. March 21.-John M.
Anderson, president Of the Equity
Cooperative Exchange Of st. Paul,
will open an equity campaign in
North Dakota at Willow City, March
~. and will discuss the terminal ele-
vator bill that was recently vetoed by
Governor Lynn Frazier.
The Society Of Equity, through it's
Official newspaper. The Co-operators'
Herald, has placed itself on record as
being opposed to the position taken
by Governor Frazier on the elevator
bill, and Mr.. Anderson, during the
campaign that has been outlined for
him in this state. il expected to ex-
plain more in detail the equity So
ciety's stand. both al It relates to the
elevator bill. and then to tho Nom
partisan league movement.
Dates announced today for John
Anderson are as follows: Willow
City, March 81: Landa, March 2S;
starbuck Union. March 20; Kramer,
March 81; Newburg, April 2: Max
bass. April 8: Glenburn, April 4.
Secretary M. v. Boldly, of the
North Dakota union Of the Society Of
Equity, also is engaged in an active
campaign throughout the state. His
next meeting will be March "a, at
Neville.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21
CONDUCT OF DENTISTS
WILL Be- CONSIDERED

Bismarck. NJ D.. March 31.-Den-
lists. surgeons. medical men. chiro-
praHtors. osteopaths, opticians, OBJ
stetricians. optomatrists and others
who make q business Of curing or
patching up bodily ills and defects
are held to be in the same class ethic-
ally with an attorney at law In an
important opinion handed down by
Attorney General LAnger, in that any
one of these practitioners may be de-
barred from further practice in North
Dakota on conviction Of .unprofes-
si0nal conduct.
The opinion written y.L.anger re-
fers especially to dentists who may be
guilty Of any conduct unbecominx q
gentleman. but It is held to apply
with equal force to al other profess
sionai men. any Of whom may suffer
the revocation Of their license upon
becoming guilty Of unprofessional
conduct. s.r3 ,,<..i
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21
RAIL. COMMISSION =.
WITHOUT EXPERT

n Bismarck, N. D.. March .21.-The
zeal "inside dope' on the Nonpartisan
tleague's persistent effort during the
North Dakota's statute books laws
which would have thrown the rail
tariff situation in the state into q
chaotic condition. with its subsequent
campaign for the notification Of the
state railway commission would, it is
believed, furnish the big story Of the
decade II 1t could be unearthed and
handed the public.
The state railway commission, de-
.prived Of Secretary Cushing and Rate
Expert James A. Little, retained but
Gus experience with rail matters,
Harry Clough, chief clerk. Governor
Frazier lets Little out on the very
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21
\ North !, Dakota { al Of: News

eve Of series Of important rate
hearings announced by the commits
sion for larger shipping centers in the
state. It 10 true that Mr.. Little's job
holds good until July 1, but it will be
q physical impossibility for him to
dispose Of all the work planned in
three months time. As result, q
hearing Of vital importance to live
stock shippers. involving every live
stock rate existing In the northwest.
which the interstate commerce COM
mission has announced for mid-sum-
mer will find North Dakota without
. rate expert to represent the state;
an investigation Of the distribution of
cars to elevator companies. involving
important changes in present inter-
state commerce commission rulings,
and other extremely important prob
lens which the commission has had
under consideration must be handled
without expert technical advice.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21

BY COMMITTEE
Refuses to Allow Payment Of
Officers of Former State
Budget Board.
fHerald Special Service. )

(Herald Special service.)
Bismarck, N. D., March 2o.-The
auditing committee today turned
down the bill Of Carl o. Jorgenson
for $3.50 and Of Treadwell Twichell
for $177 as secretary and chairman
respectively Of tho state budget board
during the closing month Of the ses-
sion. The committee acted on the
advice Of Attorney General LANCER,
who held that two mon served with
out authority, inasmuch as tho house
declined to concur in the senate reso-
lutions for them to hold over during
the month of February and assist the
appropriation committees with the
preparation Of the bills.
Mr.. Jorgenson was formerly state
auditor, while Mr.. Twichell, one of
the states first insurgent progress
sives. was chairman Of the house ap-
preparation committee of the 14th
legislative assembly.
A bill for 800, presented by b. d.
Guild, formerly Of the Courier-News
for services as chief clerk Of the tax
commission for three weeks in the
summer of 1916, was also rejected.
It was approved by Commissioners
Steele. and Wallace, but did not have
the approval Of Chairman Packard
Of the tax commission.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21
REGENTS FEEL \
EFFECT OF VETO
Travelling Expenses Cut Out and
Craighead Cannot Be En- =.
gagged BY Board.

Bismarck, N. D., March 10.-Ths
board of regents need have no doubt
after coming over tho governors ap-
preparation vetoes as to how that
body stands with Mr.. Frazier. When
the governor finished with the board
Of regents there were left in the
capitol but two departments whose,
appropriations for the biennium. arc
less. These are the -fire marshars
office and the State Historical society.
The board Of regents asked for
$1,000, and it will get $20,40o. The
governor eliminated $4,000 after
the budget board and the senate and
house appropriation committees had
pared the boards needs down to the
bone. Originally the budgsters gave
the board $4,000: to cover @ pr:
Legislature cut this sum down to
81, 900. for one years salary. Tho
governors action in vetoing tho ap-
preparation entirely automatically
cancels DIR. Craighead's engagement
July 1.
The board asked for $1,000 travel
Ing expenses, which the governor cut
out. This will be noticed especially
after pr. craiFhead's term expires; res;
be required to do much Of tho
travelling which the commissioners
now assumes In visiting and inspect
I ing the various state institutions.
An item of 5000 for DR.. Craig
heads stenographer perished with tho
job. OF total reduction Of $46S,116
In the general appropriations. the
governor trimmed $88S,216 from the
board Of regents or institutions under
its control. The one shred Of silver
lining in tho cloud effect may be
discovered in the assumption that
the governor had given up hopes of
being able to oust the present board,
as it is thought he would not disap-
point his own appointees by giving
them a board with such vastly cur
tailed appropriations,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-21
Mrs. c. F. Walker Interested in Work
Done by Sock and Buskin Society;
Speaks of N. Y. Symphony Orchestra

"Mr. Walker had . hard time to
induce the New York symphony or
chestra to stop ut Grand Forks. Far
60 and Winnipeg. but he finally man
aged It. Personally I am, delighted.
tor it is equal to months Of study Of
music under ordinary circumstances
to hear such an organization under
the guidance of such q conductor. It
to Joy to note just how the various
beautiful effects are obtained ana to
listen to old favorites Of the masters
read ~ only a master can interpret
them and played by that big orche:-
ira - only such q group of expert
enced and sympathetic musicians can
play them. Then to hear new works
for Damrosch 10 q progressive lead
or and loves to offer the truly wor-
thy even IL 1t Is new. He does not
believe that . composer has to be in
his grave years and years before his
works are worthy attention.
II am looking forward with rare
pleasure to hearing Zimbalist. This
young Russian must be wonderful to
have attained his high place in the
musical armament within ten years
Of his graduation from the st. Peters,
burg conservatory. Then. too. 1 am
woman enough to revsl in the ro-
nance that Joined the lives OF this
marvellous violinist and that famous
vocalist, Alma Gluck. 1t il true ro-
nance. It goes side by side with an
other romance in the artistic world
that Of Geraldine Farrar and Lou
Tellogen. Whom I saw Tellegon first
in London as leading man for Sara
Bernhard said to myself-there ID
a great actor and q man to figure In
q romance
There 10 much curiosity among low
ors Of music as to Zimbalist's selec-
tons In his local appearance. when
he appears Is soloist with the New
York Symphony orchestra at the audi
torium. Wednesday evening, April 4.