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Owen Gilman has the honor Q. b.
ing master Of what he calls the
smartest dog in Pennington Falls
The dog, Rover By name. has a fine
harness ard. when hitched to sled.
will haul his master anywhere he is
told. sometimes travelling d. a very
swift pace.
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HOUSE

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The House Ms according % adj
5o-.nIen, and was called % o-de:
BY the Speaker.
Prayer D. TIE Rev. Mr.. Irving 0:
Randolph.
Journal ot previous session rea,
AMI approved.
Papers t-on the Senate disposed
Of II concurrence.
From tho Ssrata: An A. 70 amend
Chapter S Of the Revised Statutes
relative 20 the offce Of fores. COM
missioner.
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nit,ee q salaries and fees.
NJ. ROUNDS Of Por-,a,d: Nj
Speaker. this matter does not relate
70 anything that the State paws:
It is wha. the land owners pay,
Therefore I move that il be referred
70 the committee On State Land and
forest preservation.
a viva voce vote being taken. IN.
bill was referred 70 the committee on
state lands and forest Preservation
in non concurrence with the action
Of the Senate.
From the Senate: An AZ, 70 p.o-
vide for the collection u agricultural
statistics by assessors.
In the House this was recomm..-
led 70 the committee or agriculture.
In come from the Senate 10 BE- En-
crossed in inconvenience.
On motion By Mr. Pounds Of Port.
land, a viva voce vote being taken.
il Was voted 20 adhere and tina. a
committee & conference be APPOINT
ed
The SPEAKER. The Chair v,lI an
point that committee later.
Senate Bills in First READING
Senate 60: An Act 20 INCORPORATE
the city OF Saco-
Senate 81 An Act 10 amend the
charter q the Bath Military and
Naval Orphan Asylum.
The following bills, petitions and
resolves were presented and. on 70.
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BY Nj Ames Of Washington. An
ACT. 70 amend Chapter 81 Of the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08

strained and prohibited from axer-
cistng the powers and p~rerogattves OF
Relator Lofthus and from further u
reference with the possession Of said
bank, Its assets and business. ana
why the defendant and respondent
Halldorson should not be permanently
enjoined, restrained and prohibited
from exercising any rights, privileges
or authority % such pretended re-
:ceiver, or otherwise, over the bust
ness, assets and control OF said bank:
and why the said banking board OF
the state Of North Dakota or the
members thereof, should not be per-
manently enjoined and restrained
and prohibited from invalidatng post
dated checks as collateral security;
and why said defendants and respond
ants should not be permanently en-
Joined and restrained from further
continuance Of their unlawful acts'
and interferelces in this petition com
planned of.
"And that, in the meantime, and
until the further order Of the court,
the defendants and. respondents. each
and all Of them are enjoined and re-
strained and prohibited from exer.
ciang the powers and prerogattves OF
Relator Lofthus. and from further
interference with the possession OF
said bank, Its assets ana business, anu
that pending this case he defend
ants relinquish to the state examiner
possession of the bank and all It's sc.
curities, and the state examiner shall
have control of the bank until
further order of the court, and that
neither party be permitted to exam
inc the record of the bank for the
purpose of preparing n ascertain1ng
facts material to this proceeding.
'.'That the defendant and respond
ent Halldorson is enjoined, restrained
and prohibited from exercising any
rights, privileges or authority as such
pretended receiver, or otherwise.
over the business, assets and control
Of said bank; !.
THAT the said banking board OF
the state Of North Dakota, or the
members thereof. r enjoined and
restrained and prohibited from inval-
idattng post-dated checks as collateral
security: and,
THAT said defendants and respond
ents are hereby enjoined and re-
strained from further continuance OF
their unlawful acts and interferences
in. this petition complained of.
Signed:
u. Il. Newton. Clerk.
Supreme Court Of N. D."
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08
RETAILERS n JOB
IS SUBJECT OF
s. TALK TONIGHT
Frank Stockdale Will Talk
to Local Merchants on
Value Of Management.

Tho Measure Of a Merchant" is
tho topic for discussion, which will
be developed this evening by Frank
EStockdale, merchandising expert. who
has been the principal speaker OF the
merchants institute in session here
this geek. The lecture tonight will be
held In the city hall auditorium at 3
O'Clock. This noon the regular round
table discussion followed a luncheon
At the Commercial club rooms.
Having made a special study. Tor
many years, of the duties peculiar to
the successful retail merchant. Mr..
Stockdale is prepared to give to the
merchants Of Grand Forks an account
Of his observations and investigations.
His particular talk this evening will
deal with the business of successful
management, and he will review a
number of the plans of successful
merchants Of today. in helping local
men work out the details Of manage
ment.
AT noon today merchants Of the
city and MI. Stockdale assembled for
luncheon at the Commercial club
ropms. and round table discussion.
touching Upon various phases of the
business followed. Mr..
6tDckdale answered a score OF. ques-
lions put to him by the merchants.
and constructive discussions followed
each Of the issues presented.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08
.Lofthm nkes marm

Fargo. N. d. Oct. so. e. Lofthus,
state bank EXAMINER OF North, Dakota,
this morning assumed charge OF the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bank of
Fargo! relieving Receiver r. r. Hall
dorsont under an order Of the North
Dakota supreme court, issued late
Efaminer Lotthus, Who has been
ins 81 tie Fargo bank, nrrivsd ' IN
fargo last evening. prepaxad to as
sumo control Of the institution pend
Ing the disposition Of tie injunction
proceedings brought on his own rela-
ton, d on the srelationsof theaScan-
dinaviAn-Amefican bank.
Hal1dorson and Assistant Attorney
General Albert E. Sheets, Jr, who
have been in charge Of the bank
since last Thursday, surrsndered con-
morninsA They are barrsd. under tho
supreme court order. from. exercising
any powers or preroEattves In connec-
ton with the closed :bank's affairs by
the courts order that ID. returnable
October is, when they must show
cause why they should not be per-
mAnently %enjoined from interfering
with the banks affairs, and with the
powers Of the state bank examiner.
The attorney general. William Ian
ger, had no comment to make today
on the proclamation issued last night
by Governor Frazier, addressed to
state banks. in which the executive
advised bankers that the attorney
general was without power to investi-
gate b condition Of banks.
The governor says thatathe "dnap-
c1al i~nstttuttons OF this state were
never in better condition and that
IL x
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08
Especial to the Herald-)

Bismarck, N. D.. Oct. Slate Tues
day evening State Auditor Kositzky
filed with the attorney general a re-
port Of his interrupted examination
Of the Bank Of North Dakota, ordered
by LANCER on Wednesday.
In part Kositzky said: '1nasrnuch
as the manager of the bank, Mr.. Wa
ters, objected very s~trenuously to my
checking the bank after he discovered
that I had taken possession of the rec
ords during his absence, and as he
threatened to eject me and my force,
and because Mr.. Cathro refused my
men admission to the bank this morn
ing to continue the check, and for
the further reasons that we have dis
covered that there was deposited
public funds amounting to ~$2s2,293.6S
in the Observation-Disclosures bank
at Fargo and a shortage of $4.s50 Of
bills receivable, and also ae that por-
ton of Mr.. Cathro's letter wherein
he states that the account of bills re-
ceivable was checked is untrue, my
men having barely commenced check
ing when work was discontinued for
the day. I believe that the bank off,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08
HASTINGS INFORMED
OF PLAN TO UNLOAD
BANK OF BAD PAPER
(Continued From Page /.

and they would not have anything
that the commission would object to
just now. Anything that you sent
them would be taken back later on,
II necessary. i.
"of course we don't want you to
o any more than is absolutely nee
essary to get by with a clean report,
Mr.. Waters is satisfied that with this
information, that you,-and MI. Sc
mingsen will be able to handle this
satisfactory to all.
IF. anything further develops,
kindly write me:
Very truly yours.
"(signed) Roy NJ. Halliday"
The commission referred to is the
guaranty commission, engaged in ex-
aiming the bank inciaent to admit
ting it into the guaranty system.
Laneer's Statement.
In making public this letter Attor-
ney General William LANCER made
the following. statement
"Of course, the governor. the state
bank examiner, and some other state
officials may line up with crooks, an
use their official positionc - protect
them II they wish. AS for myself. 1
hall keep on trying unfa1teringfy and
faithfully, to serve the people, farm
ers. bankers and bootb3acks. white
or black.
IT was not born to be a subservient
to all of a political boss.
The banking board is the peonle,a
protection against thieves. embezzlers.
crooks and scoundrels, and North Da-
kota never needed an honest admin:
~istration Of banking laws more thar
now.
THE report Of the two deputy
bank examiners stated that aside from
the so-called farmers enterprise, the
bank is i%nsolvent. The state banking
laws have been continuously openly
n insolently Haunted with. con-
temptuous defiance:
Time for Showdown.
The time has come for a show
down. If Townley and the men whom
ne has caused to be appointed to Of
nee are above the law. let us find II
OUT. Ordinarily, I do not make any
evidence I have in criminal cases pub.
nc. will make no more public al
this stage if I can avoid it. When
the crooks are before a farmers Jury
n n facts are presented. the jury
will do the rest.
= will not discuss the action in the
supreme court removing Mr.. Halldor-
son as receiver Of the Scandinavian
HAAAcA4S6I uAnh.r 40 90 so would be
~unethical, but the people If North
Dakota should know these facts. Loft
hus was sent to Florida al the re-
quest of Waters and. Brinton and
Governor Frazier voted to send him.
That semingsen, who il, next In
charge, was, in our judgment, unsafe
to act as shown by the Halliday let
ter. That the banking boatdsthen elect
ed Mr.. Halldorson, the. oldest man in
service, who served under Governor
Burke. Governor Hanna and Governor
Fraz1e and a man whom we belize
to be honest and square, the man
whose word MI. Hall and I took
when be made some OF this same out
tit return ~$15,026.96 In cash, and
fixed up some $40. 0e05 Of rotten notes
In the notorious smelling to heaven
Valley City bank deal.
The people will remember that In
no .(signed)e
William LANCER,
- Attorney General"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08

sox TO Comiskey park today to pur-
chase tickets for the eighth game of
the worlds series with the Cincinnati
Nationals.
The brave uphill winning fight the
White Sox staged at Redland field at
Cincinnati yesterday renewed faith in
the American league pennant winners
and .spredictions" we're made tina the
White Sox would bring the count to
49, in games won today and tomor-
row on their home grounds come to
even terms with the Reds.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08
Totals .........s4 1 a7 Is

Summarizing base hits, ]. Col
double play, Kopf to Daubert; left on
bases, Cincinnati 8, Chicago Z; bases
on balls. off Cicotte 3. Wingo; of
Sallee. q in 5 Ia innings, of Fischer
none in 2 Ia innings; on Luque 1 in
four innings; struck out, by Cicotte 4
(Groh, Daubert, Neale, Iuque) ;
Fischer / (Risberg); Luque s.; CT
cote two.
Cincinnati won the toss and the
ninth game, II necessary, will be
played in Cincinnati.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08

reached frst safely when Ed Collins
allowed his grounder to 20 through
him. Collins being charged with an
m Daubert up. Daubert popped 2
high fly to Ed Collins. Groh up. Ball
4. Strike 1. Strike 2. Groh struck out,
taking a healthy swing at the inal
one and missing It. Roush up. Foul.
strike /. Ed Collins grabbed Roush's
drive and tossed to Risberg. forcing
Rath. NO RUNS. NO. HITS. ONE
ERROR.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-08
The Lineup.
!. Chicag,
First Inning.

First Inning.
sCHICAGO-J. Collins up. Strike l..
HALL !. J.. Collins opened the game,
with a clean single through second
base. Eddie Collins up. Ball 1. e. Col
Inns sacrificed. Sallee to Daubert, j.
Collins going to second. It was a beau
tiful bunt and Eddie almost beat it
out. Weaver up. Foul. strike 1. Foul,
strike 2. Weaver hoisted a long fly
that Roush got under, John Collins
holding second. jackson Up. Foul,
strike /. Jackson took a terrific swing
at the first ball but fou1ed it. Ball J..
Foul, strike 2. Ball 2, Clash +. Collins
scored). jackson singled to left, scor-
ing ]. Collins, but overran first and
was caught between first and second.
He got out Of the tangle. however,
when Daubert fumbled Kopf's toss.
Felsch hunted safely and Jackson
took second. Gandil up. Felsch was
forced when Gandil drove to Kopf,
who tossed him out at second. Rath
making the put-out- Felsch is playing
right field and j.. Collins center field
for Chicago. Duncan and Kopf and
Rath get an assist on Daubert's error.
ONE RUN. THREE HITS. ONE Err
ROR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES up. Rath
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Good Weather.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. Good
baseball weather was in prospect
early today FOR the playing Of the
seventh game of the world series
championship between the Chicago
White Sox and Cincinnati Reds at
Redland field. It was fair and not 50
cool as yesterday morning. The gov
eminent weather forecast for the day
was for fair weather.
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t,,t,on Is not = private institution but Z
public institutions, and Of public con
sef''' -"carl r. Hostility

MADE CENSUS SUPERVISOR
washington, Oct. S.-Antnons
s.cxerbinski Of Milwaukee has oeeI
snnointed supervisor of census 1ol
ne fourth district OF Wisconsin, com,
pleting appointments for hat stat Il
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Chicago Again Extends
Worlds Series By Taking
!. Game From Cincinnati

CONTINUED from page ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
10000 Macn;ristS
Tn Return to Work
In Frisco Yards

San F-anc!sc0. Apr. "a strike L.
1900 nanlllnists IN The san Fran
cisco BAY Shirvards since early N
February ended Today when the ma
c.inists agreed 20 accept HI offer
submitted by their employers ana re-
turn 10 work tomorrow
The Issues involved in The strike
were retroactive wages under the
Macy award ana Saturday half hoi-
itiayg. Under the offer submitted by
the California Metal Trades AEsocia
tion. an organization Of employers,
the n.arhin.sts Will receive Il bonus
instead of retroactive wages and.will
work one hour iesE each succeeding
Saturday until April 2G when the
Saturday iis.if holiday scale will go
inIb effect.
The strike resulted IN virtual CESS
alton oi all ship yard work.