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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
ANNUAL CONVENTION
TO MEET HERE

The eleventh annual convention of
the North Dakota Society Of Engi-
neers will be held in the city council
chambers of this city Thursday and
Friday, January 30 and 81. The fol-
lowing is the program for the two
days:
General Discussion by Members aft
er introduction of each subject.)
Thursday, Jan. 80, 10 a. m.
Preliminary business, reports of off,
GERS, and minutes.
Address of Welcome-Mayor I. J.
Moe, Valley City.
Response in behalf Of Society.
Address Of Society President-E. J.
Thomas, Minot.
Preliminary Report, Committee on
Observation-Disclosures, r. H. Slo-
cum, Agricultural College.
Legislation Committee Chairman,
Edmund White, Mohall.
Thursday, Jan. 80, 2 p. m.
Roads-Committee Chairman, w. R.
Veigel. Dickinson.
Discussion by Engineers from the
State Highway Commission, w. H.
Robinson, State Engineer, Chief
Engineer and Secretary.
Bridges-Comnlittee Chairman, H. C.
Frahm, Minot.
Drainage ge-Committee Chairman, S.
F. Crabbe, Fargo.
Range Spotting by Aeroplane-L. B.
Dale, Valley City.
Members of the Society in the War
E. F. Chandler, University.
Business Session and Election of OFF,
GERS for comink year.
Thursday. Jan. 80, 6 p. II.
Annual Banquet of Society at Rudolf
Hotter. M. Stee, Toastmaster.
Friday, Jan. 81, 9 a. m.
Inspection Trips to Valley City Light
Plant and Valley City Water Works,
conducted by o. N. Bergman, Sup
erintendent; and to Northern Pa
cifc High Bridge.
Friday, January 81, p. M
Municipal improvements; Sewage
Disposal in Rivers - Committee
Chairman, Augustus Hunnt, Crook
ston, MINI.
Electric Development - Committee
Chairman, X. c. schmi!d3tafisf : fisfs
Publieity-C5u. Both the ma
The a. r. a bidding strongly for
: conais said that the demo-
Concrete, Architecture !coalaClon
Field and Office Methods, Fuel
Committee chairmen and members.
Final Report, Committee on Resolu-
tions-Chairman, R. H. Slocum.
Final Business.
Adjournment.
E @(Note. Several other discussions
~ Important engineering topics are,
in view, and will be added to this pre-
liminary program.)
Following is a list of officers for
the Society Year 1918.
President-E. J. Thomas, Minot.
y Vice Presidents-G. w. Heinmiller,
Darlington; W. r. Veigel, Dickinson.
Secretary y-Treasurer-E. F. Chand-
ler, University.
Librarian-J. w. Bliss, Bismarck.
Chairman Local Arrangements
Committee-R. M. Stee, Valley City.
Chairman Program Committee-K.
c.. Schmidt, Valley City.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
Another Dirty Plot to
Get Miss NELSON'S job

! has been doing in Barnes county the
last fourteen years, and in the state
superintendency office. The present
law provides that to be superintendent
of public instruction one must hold
the highest teachers certificate issued
by the state, which certificate Miss
Nelson does hold.
Getting into the fourth section the
purpose is disclosed, for provision
there is made for the revocation of
certificates, and it is made mandatory
upon the board of education to revoke
certificates under certain conditions.
The section, in part, reads "the
state board of education shall have
power to revoke certificates granted
hin this state for any cause which
would have authorized or required it
to refuse to grant the same, if known
at the time it was granted, and it
shall have the power and it shall be
it's duty to declare null and void any
certificate fraudulently or inadvert-
antly issued"
This provision taken in conjunction
with the bill that will be introduced
creating an entirely new board of
education, such board to be appoint
ed by Governor Frazier, indicates the
whole plan of campaign now launch
ed against Miss Nelson.
A board subject to Governor Fraz-
ier's orders or wishes could very
readily be induced to revoke the life
professional certificate held by Miss
Nelson, issued to her many years
ago, and such action would, in fact,
be mandatory under the clause that
requires that "it shall be it's duty to
declare null and void any certificate
fraudulently or inadvertently issued"
Or it would be held that Miss Mel
sons certificate was inadvertently
issued" :
Macdonald was heard in hotel lob
bies here Sunday explaining a plan by
which cher certificate would be taken
away from her." and this is the bill
by which it is expected this object
will be accomplished.
Townley, Lemke, Frazier and Mac
donald are somewhat worried over
the attitude taken by Attorney Cen
eral LANCER who is fighting Miss
Nelson's battles in the courts, and
who it is understood stands prepared
to go to even greater lengths, if nee
essary, to retain to Miss Nelson the
Office to which she has been elected.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
MARKLEY
TALKS TO CROWD

Chaplain Markley, fresh from the
battlefields of France, was greeted by
large crowd in the Normal school
auditorium last night, between eight
and nine hundred being present. He
gave very interesting and graphic
talk on his experiences "over there"
and in some parts of his narratives
where he was telling the atrocities of
the Hun, boy got so worked up over
it that he fell over in faint and had
to be carried from the auditorium.
Chaplain Markley is an easy speaker,
and tells what he personally knows to
be the truth. Mr.. Markley went away
from North Dakota as chaplain Of the
second regiment of which Col. Frank
White of this city, was the command
ing officer. When this regiment was
broken up before going overseas the
headquarters company, the band and
the chaplain were put into the 10th
engineers and sent to France where
for a time it went into training and
was afterwards sent to the front
where considerable real war was en-
countered. The chaplain had occes-
iOIl w oSC AAd1ly AlO"lIE oAtAe1CAOAio,
the cruelty Of the Hun, and all the
horrors Of war, and he gave his ex-
periences to the large audience last
night, being listened to with great at
tention. Mr.. Markley is very bitter
against the Huns and contends that
their should be no German language
spoken in this country. He spoke
from what he saw of their cruelties
in the hospitals and from real per-
sonal observation and experience. He
spoke very enthusiastically of the
second regiment band and said that it
was one Of the finest musical organi-
cations over there and was so regard
ed by everybody. His talk last night
was certainly full of experience ard
gave his hearers another real insight
Of the cruelties of the war.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
ANNUAL. MEETING
OFN. D. MUTUAL

The annual meeting Of the North
Dakota Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany was held in this city yesterday
and was one of the best meetings ever
held because it showed the best re-
suits. From the secretary's report a
gain of the amount of insurance in
force for the past year was seven
hundred thousand dollars which is Ger
tainly very fine showing, and the
surplus has been increased during the
year at the rate of S1250 per month.
There has also been a saving to the
policy holders of twenty-five per cent.
The company also declared an increas-
ed dividend for the following year
which will be to the benefit of the pol
icy holders. The whole statement of
the company shows very fine busl-
ness done and in a conservative, bus
mess like way, much of this credit be-
ing due our resident secretary, Mr.. D.
W. Clark. The following is the roster
of officers elected for the ensuing
year:
President-F. P. Mann, Devils Lake
Vice-President- w. Heidel, VAL
ley City.
Treasurer. J. Farley, Valley
City.
Secretary-D. w. Clark, Valley
City.
The directors elected are: F. P.
Mann, J. J. Farley, F. w. Heidel, A.
B. Cox, J. o. Strong, Jamestown, D.
S. Ritchie, Geo. M. Young, L. J. Ward,
D. w. Clark.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Free church will meet at the church
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 80. Mrs.
Chris Gilbertson will serve lunch and
everybody is invited.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 29.-By pro-
posing the repeal Of the whole group
Of laws governing issuance Of teach
ers certificates, the nonpartisan
league fight on Miss Minnie J. Mel
son took another turn yesterday aft
ernoon.
The bill was sponsored by Repre-
sentative Harding Of Burleigh county,
one Of President Townley's most
faithful legislators.
The taking from Miss Nelson Of
her life professional certificate is
sought to be accomplished through
this measure, and Messrs. Townley,
Lemke, Governor Frazier, and Mel
Macdonald have adopted this course
of attempting to oust Miss Nelson
from the Office of superintendent Of
public instruction.
Innocent appearing on it's face, the
bill contains vicious jokers that, will
serve to carry out the Townley pur-
pose when considered in conjunction
with other proposed legislation that
will be introduced shortly.
The bill, in addition to the threat it
contains against Miss Nelson directly
affects every school teacher in North
Dakota, doing away with the measure
of permanency that now maintains
with respect to qualifications neces-
sary to obtain and retain teaching
certificates.
The first thing sought to be ac-
complished is to make legal the two
additional classes of teaching certi-
fcates that have been established in
the last year by Macdonald when he
was superintendent of instruction,
these are known as third and
fourth" certificates, while laws pro-
vide only for first and second grade
certificates.
In the third paragraph defining
these certificates, attempt is made to
lay down qualifications as to hold
ing college degree. that would dis
qualify Miss Nelson: from holding a
life professional certificate. 1t is
provided in this paragraph that "A
teachers certificate of the highest
grade issued in this state shall be
deemed to be first grade profession
al certificate or a life professional
certificate when held by a graduate
of standard college or university"
Miss Nelson, in her university
work, specialized in courses that
would fit her for just the work she
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
FARGO AUTO SHOW


All indications point to the fact that
when the doors Of the Sixth Annual
Fargo Auto Show opens Tuesday,
Feb. 4th, that it will instantly win
public approval as the "auto show de
lux" Chairman A. G.. Arvold of the
committee on decorations and fea-
lures has executed some novel and en-
tirely new ida The slogan "Around
the World \ g. Ne Automobile" has
been worked g in an unique man.
ner in the d. s. lions. There has
been keen d. 1 for space and
Manager H; L.\S, on assures the
genera general .,ls p,.D!ic; il - especially the
further than Fargo y eing the lat
est in automotive We = :, and that
no contracts can be SEQ e elsewhere
that cannot be negotiate the Far
go show.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
MORE RED CROSS
WORKERS WANTED

1t is the patriotic duty Of every
Red Cross member to turn out and
help with any or all of our allot-
ments. The allotment which was to
have been finished by Feb. 1, is not
more than half done. The war is
not over yet and there is still much
refugee work to be done. Valley City
Branch must not lose the reputation
it has gained by delaying these last
orders. There are some who are max
ing great sacrifices to help out and
there are others who have gone back
to their tatting unmindful of the
fatherless children across the sea.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
ROYAL NElCEB0RS
INSTALL OFFICERS

Friday evening the Royal Neigh
bors held their installation of Off
GERS, the following were installed by
the installing officer, Neighbor Katie
Hanson:
Oracle-Margaret Carroll
Past Oracle-Olga jacobson.
Vice Oracle-Inez Embertson.
Chancellor-Libby Yaeger.
Recorder-Alna Lechelt. .
Receiver-Cora Smith. 2
Marshal-Marie Bergman.
Inner Sentinel-Enlma Bowen.
Outer Sentinel-Lena Holman.
Manager-Lorenz Hedstrum.
,Physicians-Drs. Pray and Macdon-
aid.
Robert Jacobson, the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jacobson, is very
sick at their home on Tenth avenue.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-30
TEACHRERS' EXAMINATION

The regular examination of apph-
cants for teachers certificates ii be
held in Valley City, Thursday and
Friday, February 13 and Ia, 1919, in
the Courth House beginning promptly
at $3.50 q. m.
30-2tw NELLIE B. WHITCHER,
Supt. Barnes County Schools.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

w koncu Biuro zWraca uWage
Wszystkim bylym zolnierzom, re
znajduja sic niesumienni agenci.
prywatnych kompanii assekura-
cyjnych, kt6rzy namawiaja zol-
merry, ably porzucili asekuracye
<rzadoWe i NATIONALIST wzieli pry-
Watna. Praktyka tych niesumien-
nych agent6W jest Wstretna j po-
dla. Zamiast poradzic j. pom6dz
z%olnierzom ludzie ci staraja sic
ich skrzywdzic i szkodzic.
Zbytecznem jest chyba tl6ma-
eye, re zadna pryWatna aseku-
r'ac:yyna. ME jest " stanie aseku-.
rowac ma ma. tax wyggodnych warrn=
kach, jjaks to czyni Rad. Aseku-
racyaa Rzaldowa ME tylko ze jest
pewna, lecz takze bajecznie tania
Ulatwienia te Rzad czyni tyl-
k,o~dla zolnierzy kt6rzy staneli do
szereggu kiedy Nar6d ich poWo-
lal. 2 ulatwien tych zohierze ko-
rzystac poWinni.
Precz z agentam - oszustami,
kt6rrzzyy .op,eruja wsr6d zo1nierzy j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
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I KOMISYI MANDAT0W

Zanim komisya mandat6w PREY
stapi do lrroplz,patry,wlania poszcze77
zadan i przedfozen,m usza
bye zgloszone mandaty pos}ow.
%Wszyscy vice ci posfowie Pier
.wszego .iSejmu kt6rych mandaty
zatWierdzone, majaa. 1o>bb1o,Wiaa-
EEK zglosic sic pisemne dc Komi-
Esyi przedsejmowej, podac doklad-
ny swoj adres j zawiadomie cry
maja mandat ma Pierwszym Sci
mie i'm wydany.
s,Ci peslowie. winni zarazem o,
znaj)mic czy pojada ma Sejm itczy
zamierzaja wziase kogo z Robin
swoich. ably komisya przedsej-
anowa@wiedzia1a dlaWieln os6b
f@@EASSss$M NtEr.L@%i&-I%@# t1.%&G&.r&g-:sF-r FHI&s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
tildzaii1 Dz| lll RAszz lzlZl q PisA PISA,
$50. A0WIC 70 POLSKU.
! K0MliSlYI. .A%GITACY,JjNj1EE.Jj.

kOQacy - y -e
PoWo}any przez Prezesa Rady
Nadzorczej Wydzialu Narodowe-
60 ia przewodniczacego Komisyi
agitacyjnej uwazam "a obowiazek
wyjasnic W jakim celu ia komisya
~zostafa utworzona.
Otoz miafa ona przez swoich
czlonk6w. mieszkajacych W roma
itych Stanach podjac propaganda
"a Wskrzeszeniem w piracy narodo
wei ma Wychodztwie dawnych j.
deafow niepodleglosciowych, jak
nam 1e okoza1 i w czynach swoich
niespozytych urzeczywistnil nasz
kierownik najdrozszy, prezes mi
nnistr6w w Polsce, Ignacy j. Pa
derewski jake ME ma czele dziel
nej armii naszej valley %naczelnik
narodu wodz Pi1sudski.
Komisya agitacyjna miala pod
jac ma nowo propaganda "a scis-
lejszemtzespoleniem sic Wychodz
twa j "a dalsza pom@a ola rzadr,
i rodak6w w Polscc.
Agitacya ta, to obrachunek z
mani samyqmi abysmmy W sp9rae.y. j j
W zapobiegliwosci HE ustawali:
Potrzebnaa o 9 /. bV1a wezee1bee.ce ak
cyl przeciwnei wrog6w naszej
.Wolnosci, a miaroWicie Germani
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

by Wedle zyczenia otrzymywac
%asekuracye w miesiecznych "a
tach " przeciagu najmniej trzech
lat.
lima jeszcze wanna popraWka
do starego. prawa jest proponoWa
ma, mianowicie: obecnnie aseku-
racye MONA zapisac IA ojca, mat
Ike, zone, dziecko, wnuczki, brata
Tub siostre. StosoWnie do Wnie-
sionej poprawki asekuracye MOI
|Ea bedzie zapisac take ma wuja,
ciotke, ciotecznego i stryjecznego
brata lub siostre, dalej Ma szwa-
era lub bratowa.
Wszystkie wyzej wymienione
poprawki wraz z innemi, mniej
waznemi, ujete SO we wniosek
tax zwany "Sweet Bill, pred
stawiony W Izbie Rcprezentan-
tow przez reprezentanta Sweets
y Stanu Iowa, dnia $500 Sierp-
MIA, 1919.
Dotychczas z 125.000 podan o
Wypfacenie asekuracyi = Biuro
Asekuracyjne ME zafatwifo tylko
5000. Spraw tych ME zalatwiono
Il bardzo waznych przyczyn, czy
to z powodu wyjazdu obdarzone-
go Ia granice czy tez innych po-
Wod0W.
Wiele ludzi ME rozumie powaz
nej roznicy miedzy prawem 0 a
sekuracyi, a prawem o odssko-
doWaniu.
Asekuracya zwykle jest Wypla
cana natychmiast osobie, ktorej
przysfuguje do tego prawo. Ma
tomiast co do odszkodowania, ca
Ia masa r6znych okolicznosci mu-
81 bye brana pod uwage. N. p.
komu sic wlasciwie nalezy cd
szkodowanie, jak wysoce dana o
SODA jest zalezna cd wsparcia "
jakim stopniu zolnierz zostaf u
niezdolniony do piracy, i. t. d. Re
wlasnie okolicznosci 50: powodem,
ze spraWN odszkodowan nieraz
pociagaja "a soba oggromnie DUO
czasu ma ich zalatWienie.
W tenn miejsscu Binro Rzadowe
|doklada staran ably wywiazac sic
2 zadania jak najszybciej j jak-
najskuteczniej;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28

.stanas BE m5zkeakoleiowa m

stanass Sc . znN kolejoWa,ssomi
szkanniaszEw Bu 81 9 sseetc
UeEyynnie to p,osNY iIlnali take move.
bra1i.gpI'ooslowiiaato przy zalaac c5ae
min kppiii mandafu ably Kto.misyya
mandateW-p ich dopuszczalnoscii
'mogla orzec.
Korppracyyee zrzeszenia zespo-
towarzystwa zaWodoWe han
EdloWe robotnicze ktore Y my1s<l
konstytucyi Sejmu WychodztWa
mialy! praWo do mandatu, a 2 pra
wa tego ME skorzystaly moga to
uczyniic pbeenie j przedstaWie.
sw66j mandat Komisyi mandat6W.
shore zgloszenia W znaezniejj--.
szeejj iczbie nadejda, Komisya man
Fdat6W rozpocznie swa prace.
Obeenie ,ogranicza sic do udzie-
lama Wskaz6Wek j naWolyyWar1iita i
ociaggasjacy1eh sic io'dk1slEaa 1la
wszystk'o ma Gal ostatniaa s. s;e.h'Wgziile. 81.
Naalezyy'nnaam pamietae ze v. s1uz
bic narodowej ME nalezy. sic za1s9
||niedbywae, ale raezej goriWie j
W .pierwszej linii obowiazek wv
pelnic.
Me wypemia sic tego oboWiaaz-
ku Wykrzykujac przeciw ,odrzuca
MON mandat6w i niedopuszcza-
niu uprawnionych gdyz jasnem
Jest, re. skoros Komisya mandat6w
ma pe1na sesye ~jeszcze sic ME re
brala, ME MONA movie 0 przyje-
ciu lub odrzuceniu jakiegokol-.
wick mandatu.
Obowiazek wype1nia kto upraW
nionym bedac mandat7 zglasza.
WzyWam wszystkich do dopef-
nienia tego obowiazku pod adre-
sem Komisya Przedsejmowa, 2l38
PIERCE Ave, Chicago, III.
Franciszek NoWak.
Przedwodniczacy Komisyi Man
datow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
smu, BolszeWizmu, Socyalizmu

'zmu, BolszeWizmu socyyalizzmuu1il
Anarclhliizmn. .2s.5 IS s..zEss ~
Aggitacyye musipy preWadzie.
.spprr pre- .Wiiece plrzez:Iprrasea Z aambony.
j I plarrzez WgpllyW Wzaijemnnn.y..
Poszczego6lni czlonkoWiesKomi
tetu agitacyjnego, winni dac DC
Ieggo, inicyatyWee a tto "a ppoaFeozu-
miieniiem sic 2 Kolleggiami posloWo
2 Komitetami Obywatelskimi IRE
.prezentantami 1okalnymi orggani-:
zacyi naszych 2 klerem miejsco-
wynn i 2 przedstaWicielami handful
i kupiectWa naszego.
Oznaczywszy wspolnie date vie
eli j wybrawszy Komiitet Wiieco=.
wy nalezy zabiegae o.jaknajlep-
sly rezultat, staraiac sic Q pozys.
kanie dobrych polskich i amery-
s.k]ssaaniskxiic e .mm6WWc6WW j dobor pociaa-.
.gaipaaceggto, proggrramu.
Sprawl pomocy dlaskrajuWW ME
zbednych dostaWach dlla ludnos-
ci i armii, akcya ratunkowa ola,
dziatwy wedding. planu Hooyera,
sprawl slazka, reemigracya-i roz-
.w6j handlu przemys}u, a take
to wszystko co pom6dz moze do
rozWojju naszych .organizacyi Sci
slejszej ich wsp61pracy narodo-
wei, stanoWic Winno bogaty temat
dla poszczeg6lnych m0wcow.
Ma kazdym wiecu prrzzeprowa-
die nalezy sNadke i-subskrycye
ma d%ope}nienie dziesieciomiliono-
wego funduszu, kt6ry jest W Pol
see teraz wiecej p%otrzebny jak kie
dykolwiek.
w kazdej miejscowosci~i osa-
die polskiej, W kazdej .parafii ta-
ki vice powinien bye urzadzony.
Zebrane pieniadze ma wiecach
nalezy .odsy}ac natychmiast do
Wydzia}u Narod. 2138 Pierce
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
R6wniez nades1ac nalezy do Ko
misyi Agitacyjnej kr6tkie spra-
wozdanie z odbytego wiecu.
Cz1onkowie tel Komisyi, czlon-
ikowie Rady Nadzorczej i Zarza-
dzajacej Pos}Qwie Zarzady ko-
.legi6w poselskich danej osady, 0
.kolicy, miejscowosci parafii zech
ca W sprawie tax odnioslej ujac i
.nicyatywe zabiegac 0 jak najlep
sly rezultat.
Kraj oczekuje cd mas wszyst-
kch zdwojonej akcyi narodowej!
Okazmy potege solidarnej
wsp6lpracy!.
Dzwonmy czynami IA -odbudo~
we Polski! /.
Jozef Magdziarz.
Przewodniczacy Komisyi Agi-
tacyjnej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-28
0RCANl.
ZACYI.

Prezes Rady Nadzorczej lgna-
ley CzerWinski Wysfal do wszyst.
kich organizacyi naszych nastepu
jace ~Wezwanie:
Wobec zwolania ia dzien logo
listopada Drugiego Sejmu Wy
chodztwa do Buffalo, zwracam
Isle do Pana W imieniu Rady Mad
zorczej z. uprzejma prosba abys
zechcia1 przes1ac z mozliwym po-
|spiechem Komisyi. przedsejmowej
1918 Pierce Ave-, Chicago:
a. spis posl6w Waszej Orgganiza
(cyi Kt6rych mandaty ma poprzedE:
MIN sejmie by}y przyjete, tudziez
wypelnienie wakansoW i uzupef-
nienie posf6w Z Waszej Organiza-
cyl do pefnej przys1ugujacej
Wan liczby.
b. zmiany jake EASILY W Wa
szej Organizacyi cd Sejmu W De.
|troit co do liczby cz1onkow, maja-
tku skladu administracyi miejsca
urzedowania.
c) wykaz imienny czlonkow W.
fszych kt6rzy w czasie Wojny swia
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