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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT
INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION

INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION
House Bill No. II. Session Laws 1919
HOUSE BILL. No. II. The same being
an at creating the Industrial Com
izins it to conduct and manage on
behalf Of the State certain utilities.
industries. enterprises and business
and duties. and making an appro-
Creates the industrial Commission of
certain Utilities, industries INDUSTRY s' and busi.
Constitutes the Governor. Attorney
riculture and Labor, the Industrial
Commission two of whom shall consti-
s9ee q quorum, but requires h APP
they become effeetive. 'AA avs N0
Authorizes the Commission to employ
GERS on such terms as it may deem
proper; to fix their bond and compensa-
ton, and to discharge them when In its
Quire 1t.
Empowers the Commission to man;
operate. control n govern all
1scts undertaken by the State, except
those carried on in the penal, charitable
or educational institutions.
la( 10 locate such enterprises.
(b) TO purchase. lease or condemn
az necessary property and sell the
same 10 construct necessary build
ing and to equip n maintain the
lc) To appoint a Manager and all
necessary subordinate employees of
and for each sue enterprise; to en-
Rloy contractors architects, etc, to de-
fine their duties, designate their titles,
and fix their bonds and compensation.
=, (d) 10 discharge employees when In
Its judgment the public interests re-
(e). To fix the price of things
bought and sold. and the rates and
charges FOR services rendered.
for the management n operation OF
such, enterprises.
g TO procure the funds for such
enterprises by negotiating State bonds
IN such amount as may be provided
() To conduct Investigations OF
matters connected with such enter:
prlses; to compel the attendance OF
witnesses and the production of all
books ana property material to such
t To make rules and regulations
for Its own procedure.
Requires the Commission to prepare
all annual repor and file with the Sec.
rotary of State, containing an itemizec
amount of expenditure and a detailed
financial statement of each enterprise
appropriate two hundre Thousand
dollars to carry out the provisions o.
the Act.
Shall House Bill No. IL, passed b,
h Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, ant
approved by the Governor, Februar!
rs, 1919, he approved
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NORTH DAKOTA AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
IL, f. LADD. President
y. =. 1IOBIQeNt

~AErieIitural ce1leFe. NJ; Oak.
,Ths publication Of tn: difsrsnt ~
k li'Sai s@scs sna Res Sisiea't0f R.a S1asni'o y
the Agricultural College are free ex-
csRt where a charge r noted;
able for distribption: Names viii Be
Agricultural Experiment station
Bulletins.
ss-Adulterated Food Products and
ls-se rS'f R. srH1. Mixed Paints.
ts-Whsat Investigations = Milling,
,a-pa 1aaln4 fh asG f ss:97o: co n:itsi
;4--sSxsranmRR la nsy'F'
"-11 Bs, ndf,S:tm'"t and Repair of Self
1'0-cr SRRtgtiSa. Systems for Wheat Pro-
ioi-orSanising Cow Resting As.ocia-
lions and Cooperative Cream
i is:--Gs:r e f{FG ssss'.:: Farm 81 S Gi:2''; and
,ss-Ay!.s fss.;sv.e.4,: uo.x i,
l1o-Drx f.rn!nss sffqy:stisat,on. in
Western North p0k0tA.
1l'-en for Who's. ats and Xii iiYi Pro HSast. ~.
ils-7h UDd dna sss s. It En: = FEoi Mi H;Sfol
117-rhs ec~eoampo.if,es1o' ' 81 Ii. ksise
l l11ss-Sszt H pse2tf Mn s:Ydf! y: }.4&
'.'--e1 81: 9ero k ! ~: a .a''' @'''-
iSz--sS2ii {}{, ssry "Sa Il b1 1tla:' d G2snttS IT, tn.
,s'-otEH: :S:95S::%!ss;'ffSR:::: E XsYS. Il, 9, 1 g:s,
}''==ss: :$ 3s ,E / ST s'' IL s:s,s s' S:ss:..
'''-SiEE .y 1;saf ss d4sls, Machinery Tor
t;S-k:ps;; q H'ss'as.f s%uS:ss.sien
CirsIlaRs.
3Ef!Ssf 6:3E sEd a:eo1' On MAMMALS q
'-Dj${ :ss::: ia J:. Gi:s BE-: :s y ss:ss
s-Es}iy ~ ana Lat. sox.as Of y,s.;
ga FISH FIX k.s :: cSf1 ai Isra; The
44d Storing the Crop for Heed ana
s-Nsrfetink the 1915 Hos Crop.
le-Ths North Dakota 1ermctaad.
Some Pasture Crops Tor Hogs.
l4-Poultry Houses.
{:5 5fi:sil::' S S,::i:s S ! S s,;,s:n.
Bxteasten Division Circulars.
!-Ths TaEmsrs' BET ntnF. ... -.
e-Horss Production in North Dakota.
,s-Th: Farm frStt dsEa3e. n.1o+a
.1-cg 9s!;i. & pt Stsa.s Of Farm Crops.
3Nfhs 1919 tlax CROP
a q.ysetioa Of Boys and Girls
l1-M.nagsmsPt Of 1noueators. Chicks
,s-sox T1il:us +aa Other Weed. Of
,s-Al7aifa Tor North pakote.
te-sws:t c&Svar f9r North pak9ta;
,,-po e, p0 eSj,u reg II ' NSo4tS Dakota.
3!-s s;5:s:' :ad 'S y a,..... for North
ss-sef.ctios and Gar. Of Textiles.
= -&ealY June It,
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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT
BANK OF r DA,

BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA
House Bill No. IS, Session Laws 1918
HOUSE BILL No. 49,. The same being
State Of North Dakota to ensage
under the name Of the Bank Of
North Dakota operated by the State
srs ana duties OF tn the '1 psr RSMs
charged with it's manasemsnt;
f fe4tlaz Z a pros 4IRaRlrsPr1 psas1t,e shs fsi
the violation Of certain provisions
.rS Sfsdt's ana & s Spssated Of By Sanh kin s S9Rs
under the nams Of the Bank Of North
v,i Eis'es 81 t4 H.. bf fnSus anSsr damn ;,Yp:5
aa %y S}aPSs Il; ~ sas i|SnSS::tS29I. f. osssE;
ana rspair baiidings ;n but 20 pre SSRat1oi Il
from Investing more than ten per cent
or or ~ dstu iaR'' Tor ot of fns G purpo 'a eo''0'nF''
Authorizes the Commission to en-
ploy a manager and subordinate offi-
the interests Of the State may. require;
and to define their duties. dssisnati
t tnmr 1isiee snd fx their bonds and
Authorizes the Commission to dis
charge such employees whenever in it,
Judgment the public interests re-.
Authorizes the Bank to transact
business whenever bonds in the sum
iivered to the Commission: tho fund
procured by the sale of such bonds to
be known as the capital Of the bank.
Municipal and School District Funds,
and funds of all penal. educational and
tnqYStriel institution and eli other
public funds to be deposited in the
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
REFERENDUM OF LEGIsLATIVE
ENACTMENT

ENACTMENT
STATE PUBLICATION AND PRINT
ING COMMISSION
Senate Bill No. 1877, Session Laws 1919
SENATE BILL NC. 1857. An act creating
Commission; prescribing Its duties
and powers and repeating, all acts
= or parts Of acts in conflict here
Creates State Publication and Print
ing Commission.
oo R5Syisi' of th sscr ee@%' 81 stat sha Gone ae
missioner Of Agriculture and Labor
and Chairman Board of Railroad Com
Authorizes Commission to appoint 9
Commission at a salary Of $2409 per
ssspert and print rsqa and resilient shse ne Of t shen stats as
Gives commission W to make all
SSesisnaate e9 one nsws nSa sni in s each e e%n ty
county to be the Official newspaper in
ss p seSnsy u Sy s sss sse Sill No. IS 1 Ss0's'
Board Of County Commissioners and an
s ssh ss p nG5ifss dh st e eGs rsqs offfeer By shay lsM
BE- Hublshed in such paper.
Also that ali summons, citations
PTeesediin SFaef IN 0 the e'1 var,oou u9'e coant y
Justice. District or Supreme Court; al!
to be made by state Officers; ali notices
of foreclosure on real estate and chat.
tel mortgages or other lien on rea!
estate or personal property and a.,
hereafter required to be published In
said official newspaper.
p Provides that towns, villages OF
cities that have no official. newspaper
published there may designate any
paper for the publication of notices
and legal publications required to be B,
fage or city.
Gives Commission power and makes
1t it's duty to select n or more legal
newspapers for publication Of all state
lega& notices, including reports of cor.
porattons, now required to be pub.
lished by the Insurance GGmmissionsr
GERS.
Provides that two copies of all news.
papers designated as legal newspapers
under this act shall be filed with the
Secretary of the Commission and that
he may. furnish certified copy. Of any
matter in such papers to any citizen al
Declares 1t to be he intent Of tbs
law to coordinate publication of all
legal notices, reports, etc, and tc
economize in state printing and to have
complete system of files Of legal publ
cations n certain legal newspapers
Repeats all conflicting laws.
Shall Senate Bill No. 1877, passed By
h Sixteenth Legislative Assembly. and
approved by the Governor March 10
1919, be a~pproved5
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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT
COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRANT

O3 M~m431tAx4ON
House Bill No. 1873. Session Laws 1919
HOUSE ,aE t aI1d d.f Ms; II df' ina An ce eas sirsai5!nE
Of immigration.
Provides for a%ppointmspt Of compis-
two Years. salary iss06.6o per annum.
hone Rsq nj II. s G8%% n ;iS.SsS. ot TO- furnish
Provides that the Commissioner Of
Immigration shall advertise resources,
place Of residence tqr farmers. labor:
ers. and m%ecAanio4 TOR ths purpose Of
tries to the State.
REQUIRES fomTi.stonsr to compile
ence to educational facilities, social
conditions. government. Industries and
Industrial conditions.
Requires Commissioner to advertise
and distribute information BY means
Of bulletins, pamphlets. correspondence
and advertisements. =,
Provides that CommissiopeF shall
handle all correspondence pertaining 70
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The polling places In the various pre-
cincts are as follows:
Newburgh. at School House on Sec. No.
10; Beaver Greek. at school house on Sec.
No. 81; WeStfleld. at school house on Sec.
No. 20; Sharon. at Town Hall on Sec. No.
IA; Enger.. at Tow Hall on Sec. No. Is;
Golden Lake. at school house on Sec. No.
IL; Finley, at school house on Sec. No.
9: Franklin. at school house on Sec. No.
23; Primrose. at school house on Sec. No.
8; Sherbrooke, In school house In the
town Of Sherbrooke; Easton. at school
house on Sec. No. 81: Greenwich. at
school house on Sec. No. IA; Glendale.
at. Town Hall on Sec. No. %; Hugo. at
school house OF Sec. No. II; Melrose. at
school house In Town Of Blabon; River
side. at school house on Sec. No. 8:
Broadlawn. at school house on Sec. No.
II; Colgate. at old school house in town
of Colgate: Carpenter at school house on
Sec. No. rs: Willow Lake. at school house
on Sec. No. 8; Village Of Luverne, Com
mercial Club room In building on Lot /
Block IL; Village of Sharon. Commercial
Club Room In second story of the store
on Lot %. Block 2; Village Of Finley, q
City Hall on Lot %. Block "a. 1st Add
ton; City of Hope. 1st. Ward. at City Hal
located on the E % 1-2 It.. Of w 70 1-2 IT
Of Lots l and 2. and part Of Lot 8. Bloch
%; End Ward. at hardware store Of J. H
McCollom on Lot Is. Block II; 3rd Ward
in the City building on Block IS.
(SEAL) County Auditor
June. 1919.
G. J. MUsTAD.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Bismarck. North Dakota o,.

!. Bismarck NORTH Nap Reahs93fSs , 1919.
TO the County Auditor:
In compliance with prSyisi,9ns a e5
fnsnds 81 i 1915 Of ! sfSS srs1y se cs;rt dff%P that
referendum petitions. signed by more
against the following measures enacted
by the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly,
State P%9blicati On, aH "a f Ky COM
BIZ So sea 49, Of Adm'n,'tra''oams ~" s'
n, Gom "a of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
industrial COMMUNICATIONS Bill
} Ssas !, P Na91s ,baFEoss@ Rt51 N9' Bit Bit
The Governor has issued a proolama-
1919, as a Special Election Day. at
which time the above named measures
shall be submitted to the electors for
their approval or rejection.
.. ss,d s s,s g 8 esn snail s be sSnaus ssd IT, r.
polls shall be open from 8 o'clock A. NJ
until 8 o'clock p. NJ. as provided by
law:
that measures 49 th su6 nroV;s1on fo t af S gsSPas
IS Of. the Constitution. as amended
should be published by the County
Auditors as provided in Sections OK
n 979. Compiled Laws of 1913:
form nh hereto RseD atts ~ -
72 %HoM Ss1y t HAIL.
Secretary Of State.
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sPPn Emp " s sss': Act %0ns = f seP.. tn :
violation Of TIL, provision a misde-
.lxsmpts. from liability for loss. OFT:
s,alk d:R 3 sbss .u R = Of tup e.: h n aid
AYthQrisss the Bank to .rsceivs de-
tpnds g Be- deposited TO tn. credit q
aa u: ~ ,s s:Rs:.s. in II. Bank:
.n 1ushsalas: them r.. comm s:aasi01 to AK
end to AZ charges for services rem
Authorixss the Bank to transfer funds
IL. Sta :%nt ssp1tt@s and iaaiii'ii1aSaiS,asas .!. s', IF
t tnsdi Stinds; t9 ,b %sh: 10 loans n to political ! ssi
tional banks, and to make mortgage
loan. on real estate in amounts not to
SSoEssa re emsIhslf III ITS ~ valve. Or on ware,
cent Of the value Of the Commodities
evidenced thereby; but prohibits it.
1ao% t tSSsnl1sEk .! e pea peal cent sssat ef is eae.
ital. MOI, in addition thereto, more than
twenty per cent Of its deposits.
scribe the form S Of %applieati 90 p Tor
moftsses loans, and provides for aD-
s.e sssaal'ss 5; rsso9 Ffsa f ar:t ms esss: g 81 81
real estate within the State. and re-
CURES the mortgage to contain q pro-
ton plan:
Authorizes the Industrial Commission
TO extend all payments under any real
estate mortgage for one year in case
Authorizes the Commission to assign
such mortgaEe to the State Treasurer
Authorizes civil actions against the
state on account Of causes Of action
with the operation Of the Bank.
REQUIRES the State Examiner to in
spect the Bank at least twice q year,
and report the results thereof to the
commission and to the ensuing LsEis-
lative Assembly.
Appropriates one hundred thousand
dollars to carry out the provisions Of
the Act.
Shall House Bill No. Is. passed BY
the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
approved by the Governor, February
%. 1919. be approved
| I |
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REFERENDUM OF LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT
BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION
Senate Bill No. 1874, Session Laws 101

BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION
Senate Bill No. 1874. Session Laws 1919
Senate BILL NO. 1874, The same
admlnistration Of the penal, char
table and educational SH tnStitu u
STATE stS q pfos,d}as fe5 Us manage:
hi r.. aor Of it. Ad appd;afmane; a RGG0vdis ID.
Ing an appropriation; n repeating
3 diot A tssrs ssd parts OF Acts In con-
Creates q Board Of Administration"
for II: .n sSsp .1Sdst,nn Sf e! Rena9 dns eh s1d
s ssste Dusss uS.r sis n to Of af0nf Fabli Sf tn 1hs
struction, the Commissioner Of Agricui-
appointed BY the. Governor for a term
OF six years, subject to removal for
Fixes tho bond al 80 100000 and sal
ery at .s.ooo:oo Of a%ppointive members,
and REQUIRES them to give all their
si% Apt to I'll: duties the Sd tae f 10 employ a
aecretary and other assistants, and to
fix their compensation, determine their
9ualiafation a and remoye them when
powers n perform all duties Of the
fkt stsnt Board ard S 81 56d of cda9rol Board of
Powers and duties Of the superin-
tendent of Public Instruction shall not
be abridged. See Section 9, of the law.
Empowers the board to appoint q
School Commission consisting of the
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
one County Superintendent one City
Superintendent, the High School In
spector, and one other member, to in
vestiHate the kind and cost Of library
and text books for use In the public
schools, and the question Of uniformity
of text books, and printing and dis
tribution of same by the state. and to
make findings and recommendations to
the board.
Requires the board to appoint an
the State Superintendent Of Public In
struction, one County superintendent,
one City Superintendent. one repressn-
tative Of Normal Schools and one rep
reeentative Of the University and Agri-
cultural College. to have charge of Ger
tifcation Of teachers. standardization
Of schools, examination for eighth
preparation Of courses Of study.
Requires board to install q system Of
Bookkeeping and auditing of all moneys
received and expended.
Requires the board to file al annual
report With the GovernoE.
W. purpose Of Parryins out the pro-
Shall Senate Bill No. 1874, passed by
he Sixteenth Legislative Assembly, and
approved by the Governor March Q,
1910, be approved
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subjects mentioned in this Act. ana
Bureau Of Immigration as far az prao-
tical, and shall assist immigrants and
otfsrs to hnd hemes in North pekote.
that Commissioper Of 1mmi-
State Capitol building, employ and Ak
2 statsment with the State Auditing
.op61r 9 XXI Leg for an appropriation of
conflict.
Shall House Bill No. 1873. passed By
the Sixteenth legislative Assembly, and
approved by the Governor, March 9,
1910. be approvedP
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1S-H4lps Tor the Home Drsssmaksr.
"-r9s y:.! Fiji |s'' Hot Il; Lunch. Ready
s'-c.n1ip{ csrd fqr the One Period
aG--FEssosxt: IN a1sas: Il. F9:m h'{;.9 kay. Ivy: 5a T.; is.
Tarners' Institute Monthly.
IVY; 3sA:nH.'f Types and Beef
1Gi::; : fT:s;s; = !s{ a. za.
ce Yasos. :ad lJ #; 1]1;sln }{IISsd,uot,on under
ysnua;y. ft11.$safsry.
pr pasSe99issy' 1sit-r''t' About Alfalfa
March. 1s14-rh. Pit silo for North
April, 1s14-Adv.ntas.s Of Growing
YAK ss:, 1Yss1 iszpss:S2o y b Essts P IL sss,s
su%b-statioa Reports.
Edgslsy-19o4. 1907. 1909. 1910. 1919.
Hioki.sen-1sos. 1909. 1910. 1911, 1919,
{T11itsst:n51ysyS,, 1 asSs. ] asae. ds1l. 1918.
E :aolts q isil; -, ,.,I
Demonstration FarA Reports.
., Atyt III. ;i. IT, ,si2''' 1907 1911 '''''
seil survey Reports.
l,d; > Sas,e s9 s4.s' :ii To-: dsas1 999asRa r..
ITO: Jehsetpwn area. 1}q; Mckenzie
IS: IS: liz: sk siI H.: ;': 4 Nth Sssii % Bsfst:'
Press Bulletins.
sl-Nqrth Dakota Dsmonstration
,l-4.st:: 5 g::.se yes.,, Crops:
N7a::$$::llsss: B: e e IS Sls1 LIN: sss:'.
= 9]sr,e e. a30t 3S:l. t9' q ffri Fan asa
l1-F,s%.h d9e1 II n la sPt aassD X Sos.s,a ss't'
es-k;:3ll:;s:.at Flax Seed for Sowing
"-7iiss: ss'nt Mil and Good Fla.
n-T'sa Wh:sk oat'; Bs.l3y: Sgso3s
Dakota; How to Get Thorn.
i5&;::sss s& sii:2i' Making Cows
||== (::;i 4 {; s 'a::::...
77 :iss: szzl 3gii.@.liis64f
,-vari.tton ig Weight Of z sob.
Wy: =: III: az 1s''Ea..s.m
'- Mfs!ssts ;tss. Foe. w''1-'."''.''
- xasti: !: :1%:.a9l;;ssa.:' Beverage. an.
pl Rt;t:nt 4 9is 8I,'
~ lsy:.. s!lhsi;Es s q assa.,e.., Con-
As@iySes: Foods and Patent n.di-
ENscaroni end Needles.
2z%;ss:il;7tl::.1' i }ssd.. Drug. . Patent
+ 3 ;:i;'!'S't IT, y,;;::!s:e.' g Rs'! .s:;s.; .
-.':: j:ii|!I, ''::'3';:;9%s: s Il s;n':,''' s:s'tt
-z4 ::9',b 3S'l Isf|s; vs,.,,-..,.,,.
,.-43 Stysit'::!'e'is!, s4, Beverage. and
-k:ssRa;;IIS o: = 9s1 .:' Ns:::,sS a B.:s;z
,'-s1Ss:;dk Il zsss 2 Ssss:,::
Gt.z.:8$!!!'!;::;Xts!::!;;a IF i;::%!! n: si;':.
..xaI t!.. S |; IA '''':'
-4s;;;:'..!e'ahis.ags:::; '.''' Drugs
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s'- SSslyis.: 11 Ays E9oSrs.
21-coXI,TS$sEvs sab1imate Poisoning
A%4hlyses: Foods Beverages and
''-1zs s,g;'3.: f" sSsa. ma q 9 RstsS, Ea2 ssddic:
2s-c.r:ei Foods. Drugs. Liquid soap'.
14-suspfp 81 nxhau,ted.
Volume 4-lOI6-1O17.
'-A1 pa{oni me @E,sniSs; Grapefruit and
s-z9 E@!sisis.: FS'is' Soaps and Patent
s:njt9fy insp'ot'on-'s15.
A4 N Z Face Powders and Patent
'-R Rsa :, s 4 g :! Of North Dakota.
'-ftS's siyss:! ] kSs:'ase' M Eas}}sE; an.
'- {sss3s,e. Gf 2 9.nssE, of Drink
,s--ES sssSsP3s ga s Rsssnt Medicines.
11aa -SP1sS%iss. ne q f fssn,qeff m Gsrs; f.,
ls-Bsss"t Ngd!eins Fakes.
A%-folsonous Burma Lima Beans.
cineA.
16-War Bread.
-AAnalyss:; Malts and Near Beers,
Il - ) s:s, ts;f} {r a|!'!!a!s I lse!s = 81 S:11s!fit 1911:
NO. 3 and No. 8 supply exhausted.
volupe 0-1S1s-I0lP
1s :;|{;i:; Mix Ss'' sfF's sd'" Egg Sub
2-Th. 6tse Against Hard Water.
'- fFie$:a!$'. @Fe1 R1a wkh :ss r % bj'rer.n.
+-ss2 :t;sa: %, J|}ss sss|.y ws sss;v..
s-compsrls,n 81 Federal VS.. Minns-
,-z.sS3fs, 4PFrsoSetsasgs q SYSWss stsr so,ten,nx.
.-fks:;s f y:fhs y: '1Fs 4es Sss D' s & til.
'-A{S|S::tt|Ss'a and Short Weight
%se 1ssF}Rs Hard water with Per-
,'-.:I;|; !!!El;||;!: :::: ::': = s '; s::,.ss
's siSi,!S, s9d h 3. sss$t,Fls ssai sa3: .wa FL:
vslune 1-Aotsi Series
6-Rotsl inspection Scores for 1913.
NJ D. A1 Rkl::s.s@to Sfs.,:. u. Quarterly
General CAtalQG. North Dakota
. cA1rioultYral College.
2 sESs 1;:in'ss 1sssf H'sk
s-Catal8g Of tho Agricultural. Indus.
trtel an4 Special CoHrssR;
4-cata!oE of the Agricultural CQ!leg9
9oho8l Of Veterinary Medicine
s-ssnnSaae.sfFs sss eSoo, announcements.
e-CAtaloE of the School Of Pharmacy.
l-Esport Of Student Finances.
2-Qeneral Information.
1o-CiIcular Of the Winter Short
In accordance with Chapter 3 of
the Session Laws of 1915 it is certi-
fled that the foregoing is a true list
of publications as filed in this Office.
Dated at Finley, N. D., this 18th
day Of June 1919.
G.. j. MUSTAD,
0o,rku A,J;fn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-06
NEW YORK MAN HAS
THRILL IN AIRPLANE
J. Howard Cowperthwait
Makes Exciting Landing in
Flight at Miami.
II. s. BLACK AT RESORT
Large Crowd Witnesses Polo
Contest for Hanan Trophy
Local Team Loses.
II. s. BLACK AT RESORT
Special Despafch TO TIE srs.

MIAMI, Fla, March 81. Howard
Cowperthwait Of New York. who had
three sons in the service. heard to-day
that one Of them was about to enter
Government service as an aviator. He
at once arranged for his own nrst fight
in a machine recently sent down by
Rodman Wanamaker. his intention be-
ing, he said, to get ahead Of his son.
Something went wrong with the engine
at height Of 5000 feet and the plane
coasted down in spirals.
Mrs. Morton r. Plant and Philip NJ.
Plant have arrived at the Breakers from
New York. Other arrivals were Gen.
and Mrs B. ID. Spllman, Miss Margaret
Spilman. Lieut.. b. s. spilman of War
rington, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs Forsyth
Wickes of New York and Baltimore.
Arrivals at the Poinciana included
Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Lippitt OF
Providence, Mrs. NJ. J. Fuller. Miss
Fuller and Mr.. and Mrs, Herchilds Of
New York.
The Midwestern Freebooters of Chi.
cago defeated the Miami Valley Hum
and Polo Club Of Dayton. Ohio. before
| crowded gallery and evened up tho
| series for the Hanan trophy. Prentice
Coonley of Chicago played a spectacular
game at No. ]. scoring two goals.
Harry 8. Black OF New York has ar
| rived from Pkm Beach in his private
car and will start soon on a fishing
| trip. He was a luncheon guest OF Jane:
| Deering at villa vizcaya.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanan gave q
luncheon in honor of Col. and Mrs
| Henry watterson. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Thatcher
Mr. and Mrs Talbot Hanan, Mrs. Gus
tavus Walker. Miss Eleanor Browning
Capt. f. N. Vail, Mrs. William T. Bull
Warren Barbour. James Nunnally ant
Frank Hatch.
One of a series OF costume dances wa
| held at the Biscayne Yacht Club.
buffet supper was served late in tn
| evening.
DR.. Rosalie Slaughter Morton OF New
York spoke of her experiences in Serbi'
at a tea given by Mrs. W. J. Matheson
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MRS. ROLAND n. CoNKLIN.

Mrs. Roland r. Conklin. prominent In
Red Cross work In New York city and
Long Island, died last Monday in Leaven-
worth, Kan, where she had been visit
ing friends. Mr.. Conklin. who Is an In
vestment broker in 1 Wall street. left
Leavenworth to return to New York
last Sunday and was intercepted at Chi
cago by a telegram informing him Of his
wifes death. He returned Immediately
to Leavenworth. and will arrive In New
York Friday with her body. The funeral
will be held at IL o'clock at the Conklih
estate at Huntington. l.. l.
Mrs Conklin was formerly Miss Mary
MacFadden and was a sister OF Bernarr
MacFadden. She was born In Ironton,
Mo. She was prominent in war work in
the last few years. and particularly go In
the activities OF the Huntington Chapter
OF the Red Cross With her husband she
gave a pageant descriptive OF Red Cross
work on their estate last October She
is survived by her husband and three
children, Julia, Rosemary and Roland.