The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], December 16, 1903, Image 6

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100102 BROADWAY
THE AZOF SEA
DRYING UP
A Russian Sea Is Going Out of Busi
ness and Sends in Dust Instead
of Water.
It Is Apparently Located Close to
H^s and Is Ho| j^gfre
Bottom.
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St. Petersburg, Dec. 16.—The Sea of
Azof is disappearing. At Taganrog the
bed of the sea is visible a distance of
thousands of feet High winds hurl
clouds of dust high and dry and the
greatest confusion prevails in the har-
W?ork in the factories tfaas about
stopping owing to the lack of water.
HOTEL BURNING.
(I^^C^Wcinnatr, Dec: 16.—The Gran#
ui is burning.
PART TWO—TODAY
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closely inspected. If you miss
one you will )e sorry. Among
this contents of Part II. today
are:
PAGE IX.
McC^umber on Cuba.
Prohibition Convention i.1 I
'-High 'Grade Wheat.
Effect of Land Law.
'v /PAdB''lL-.^^il
|drt Tottfen Bill."
Page Items. i4-.•
Lincolri's %$•'•
PAQE XI. i
North Dakota Kefnelaifejij.• if
B«r Gravel^,
A Tragic Death. ,r' f|
PAQE '3111. v
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Irrigation Benefits.
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City' Notes.'
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PAQE XVI.
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SEEKING SCOFIELD'S RELEASE
Reported That Minot Citizens Will Try tn Per
suade Judge to Suspend Sentence.
It is reported around the federal build-"
ing today that large delegation of in
fluential Minot citizens will visit Fargo
tomorrow with a yiew of interceding on
behalf of Sheriff, Scofield, who is Con
fined in the Cass County jail under sen
tence of the federal court for tampering
with a juror.
It is the intention of the visitors'/ so
ihe report says, to attempt to persuade
Judge Aniidon to suspend the greater
portion of the sentence, so that the' im
prisoned official may spend Christmas
with his family in his home town.,
Ihe general local opinion is that the
sheriff's^ friends are doing more to blight
his chances for early release than to as
sist him. The sentence, or rather the
commitment, contains a provision mak
ing it possible for the judge.,to order
the prisoner's release at,.any time he
may see fit, the maximum penalty being
fixed at ninety days. From the nature of
ihe xoniinitmeii tj|barcoicKu'Sion i^ reach
ed, that judgt„Ainidou did not iqteud to
to confine Scoficld for the full maximum
period, but the court is human and
thre^tftv might proy^.-'very disastrous to
t,he War4 County official just- ft ^is
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PROGRESS VS.: PREJUDICE!.
Dunkirk," If. Y./Dec 12 —To The
Forum: Riv. Dn'. Morgan Dix, pas
tor of Trinity Church New York, in
an interview, upon -a- subject which
seems to be causing him much trouble
viz,"woman" is reported to have said:
"I am sick at heart over the wonten:
Man used to regard woman with such
reverence. When I was a boy all boys
of generous spirit looked up to her. In
these days the women have come down
to our level, they were womanly and
now they are ctasiug to be'. Nowadays
they talk like men and do all things
that men do. If there Wanything.- thit?
men despise it is a mannish woman.
All this comes from leaving the wo
manly things
#of
life arid invading the
sphere of men. Woman should never
vote or be doctors, lawyers XHMninis»
e s
It i? safe to say that ,Dr. |)ix no
more sick at heart over the woiheH
that the women are sick at heart over
such men as he who have? fought every
9t«p in the progr^sftt ^f women frofn
,« learning to read and..write to having
the ballot.' One would imagine ffdtn
the utterances of soine of these wen
that the acme of all evil was doing any
thing like a man.
Had Dr. Dix lived a century ago he:
would have written as did t)r. Gregory
who was considered standard authori
at that time
his book entitle
BiugHters," #1^.
who look with^Wlealoui
,0t on a wotnin Of a culiti
standing." He also iiiti''!
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The new coriibinatlottiln
and White and Brown and Red in
4* /, yw :$•?*$* wja^:
Smoking Jackets,
Bath IRobes and Dressing
Gowns in TitfSU#h toweling and
eiderdown,
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Einora Monroe Babcock.
HOUSE TO HOUSE'CANVASS,
s Members of the Society of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
and of the other women's clubs and pa
troitic organizations in Pittsburg, Pa.,
are to make a house-to-hbuse canvass,
such as was never before undertaken
in that city, in furtherance of "the efforts
of the orphans, the new local political
party, fo britig about reform in the con
duct of municipal affairs. They hope to
have an appreciable effect upon the vote
at the municipal election in 'February,
especially in the choice of members of
the city council. S p.-
WERE SENT TO
Begging in Wall Street is-conducted
oin a scale cpmmensurate with all the big
dealihgs in that' financial district. When
two weH-known professional"-^panhand
lers'' were sent to prison the other day
the fact came out that they had secured
$5 and a suit of clothes from D. G.
Reitl, $20 frotn William C. Whitney and
W. B. Leeds oj the Alfnerican
Plate Co. According to the po
»jpe the prisoners, were' members of a
^nhahdHHt cpi-poration wliiflb oper
e««fcively tht-ou|f|iout tH4 fina'n
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constitution assimilate sucl^. sickly dfel
icacy as is necessary to the female
charm." i
In strong contrast to 'these utter
ances of VDr, Dix we are^cheercd by
those of Rev. Dr. Newell ?JWight Hil
lis pastor "of Plymouth Cfrtnrh Brook
lyn. given, at about the same time. Dr.
Hillis said" in part
"Women in spite tP man's refusal to
give them the rights and privileges to
which they arc entitled afg .today in
145 branches of business and in in
stances showing more ability,tfran the
men.
"In fifty years the wotneii will know
more than the men. They ihave more
time to read and study and they arc
improving their time. Eventually they
will vote themselves and tell the men
whom to vctte for. There-is a lesson
of rebuke in this for men.
"Eventually all the universities will
be co-educational, and the women will
carry off all the prizes. That's what
they are afraid of in the colleges which
will not allow women. The women
study while the young men are educat
ing the calves of their legs, The wo
men are writing our novels the best
p«r*tait pain^t w*%ai**ir©cently
a woman took the highest possible
prize in mathematics."
Had it not, been fdr thetJtew genor
'ou^ and'noble men lU e Dr^ Hillis, Who
have ever stood r&dj? td accord to
women equal rights and opportunities
with themselves, it is kmbtful if wo
men could have arisen out!^ of the ig
norance and subjected position which
they occupied in this country ifipcJong
er th«h ioo years ago.
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^==^e Cromwell Mufflers
and
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i$r Hajj^serg||sfs, tr«jp
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I feiegarit Silk'"'Night* Robes, Out­
ing Flannels and Sateens and all
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styles Pajamas all kinds of beauti-
ful Braces and* Suspenders, silk
and satin, from V.
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THE N. D. EDUCATORS.
The An&ail Meeting To Be Held At
F«*ks the Last of the Year^' V
Wie seventeefilh annual meetiqe:
Not1th Dakota Educational Association
will be held at Qrand Forks, /Dec. 29,
30 and 31. The session will hp held in
the Central High School BuilJtig.
The programme is :y
GENERAL ASSOCIA^QK.
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'TUESDAY, DEC4'3
Prayer.
President's Address: .-ii. J.y t.
G. C. Schmidt, Jani#towh.
Paper (30 minutes)—"Th/Education
al Progress of thd Ye^r"..........
Pro! Joseph Kennedy, University.
WEDNESDAY, UElf. 30,2 P. M.
Prayer.
General Tlieme—,l i'hc, Ifced of Iti\r
proved School Enviramttent.".
The School House Proper Light
ing, Heating and Vfctttilation-r-r..
Discussion ."
W. E. Hoover, Park River
The School Room its Arrangement
and Dccpratiph— i
Paper (2d minutes) H. Btallou
Discussion (10 minute's)
Miss Sarah L. Roberts, Valley City.
The School Grounds Their Ar
rangement, Protectiori, as to their
Highest Educational Value
C. B» Waldron, Agricultural College.
THURSDAY, DEC. 31,2 PM.
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Theme^-'The Means if Train-
ift
Teacher"—*#''
PapeX^. s
Pres. Geo. A. McLarlarid, Vailey City.
Discussion Clyde R. Travis, Mayville
To What Extent Should the Com
mon School Course be Complete
in Itself? TheJ 'High School
Course?—
Paper .... J. E. McCtfttlJiy Drayton
Discussion .....E. C. Llsgard, Lakota
u s i n e s s S e s s i o n i
COLLEGE, NORMAL SECTION.
DEC. 30, 9:30 A. k\ fry'"
President's Address. «.1..\vivfv.• :-«i
Dr. J. p. w. Brouse, Valley City.
Mark Hopkins as a Teacher .... ..«.».
Intth in Logic an{i .•»
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E- P. RolwrjUtMi* Waiilwtbn.
1 Place of Phihj^Q^^jiliberal
Education
Prof. Vernon P.
Turning Points in x.
W. A. Pringle, Wahpeton/r
Election of Officers.
COUNTY SUPERIN^^Eiiis^l!
TUESDAY, DEC. 30 9
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Supt. W. L. Stock.weli.
Heading and Spelling ..
Supt. Josephine M. Paulso% V^js.
Language and SreW*,... I.
S«|rt. w. J. Alexiuider, Pembina.
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Supt. M. W. Barnes, Barfies
/Agriculture
Supt. W, G. Crocker, Ransom.
Geography and Physiology .".
Supt. E. C. Olsgard, Nelson.
TUESDAY. 1:30, 3 p. M.
Pupils' Reading Circle^-Their Adval}-"
tage and Organization—Is a £tate
Organization j)erfiral)lc
Supt. J. F. Hitler, Traill.
Revision of Blanks and Reports—Ad
Vvisahility of a standing committee of
^county superintendents to co-operate"
.With the department
:i Supt. C. E. Blackorby, Towner..
Ljbcal Teachcrs' Meetings* 'Their,
Vvalue and How Organized—Should
ka committee, co-operating with the
Gcparttiient. outline general plans,
subject matter, ^tc?
Supt. W. H. Seitz, Morton.
WEDNESDAY, 9 A. M.
Tochers' Training Schoojs—Retro*
.spect and, Prospect—
The Two Weeks' Institute .... .,
u llc
valley uty idea
layvi
WEBNEaiAY, DEC.30, 9 J30 A.
President's Address .........
i W A I o w a i s o o
HoW tan the'Tiigh School Course be*
Adopted tp §e|ve^t the Same Time.'
as'a Preparation iicir Life, and as a
Means to Higher Education r—
Paper .... .i .^i.»F. fcUehlcr, Grafton
Discussion Fpster, Casselton
THURSDAY, DPC. 31- 9:3 A. W. v
Uniformity in th^ Grades of i Graded
Schools-— i\ i
Paper C.'Ellithorpe/.Williston
Discussion ... Wi|ji. Moore, Bismarck
HoW to Teach Z$ttty PSper
Pres. Webster Merrifield, Univexfity.
-Election of Officers. 1
JE^LEMENTARJT SECTION...
TifV^DAY, DfC, ^31, 9 -30 A. M.,
Music. 1
The presideik-a awrtss' "The Com
mon -School a Ptfwer in the StMie.
--R. L. Colvin, Cando.
Reading in the intennediat^ jtades.
MissMargaret .AutfaeKQrf
Oiscawiw.v^:\i:.v
1iss: M«lie'.:0tiliKn«, J|Westown.
Sehoolwiscii
Ae M.- ...
R^ort of Committee bn the Coiiunon
school Course of Study—
i s o y a n i v i s
i s u s s i o n
A. M-
"sic.
™-jtoty in the
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Celebrated
natS'^'aii
linen's Fine Shoe?
$5 and $P-|,
Packard and King
Quality Shoes
to
100-102 BROADWAY
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Supt. Ann| M. Peterson, Pierce.
The.Univer|ity Summer School ....
Supt. J. F. McLain, Grand Fprks.
The Valley'City Idea
Supt. W. R. Kilpatrick. Richland.
Round TaWe discussion of any topic
of infc^ftQ the department of Pub
lic'lnstn^tjln and to the county su-'
perintendents.
^HE HIGH SCpO^L COUNCIL'
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lo What Extent Should Art Be Taught
in tht Grades? Its Value.
Sen^to^ J. S. Cashel, Grafton.
Attitude of School Boards Toward tli$
C°mpuls()r^ Atterulance J^aw-Adi
"vi'sabfhty ofl Truam Officer in Lara
per "s«»ley Grfnd For%'
Round 1 able Discussion.
Election of Officers
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I Paper .... .M
Miss Jessie D. Dawson, Cando.
Discussion .... .. ..
V Miss Emily Rergttson,
liucrmission. i V
Nature Study: Its Value
Pro^. D. E. Willard, Agricultural C0l-
Business Session. "f
SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
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TUESDAY, DEC. 29, IO A. M. v
Rplaf»6n of SchooI^Board to Superili
tendent,
(a) From the Sch6ol Board's Poij^t
of View .Geo. I. Foster, Fargo
'(b) From the Superintendent's Point
:*)f View p. s. Berg, Larimort,
Teachers'' Wages.
(a) Shall there be k ihard and fast
schedule?
:b) What consideration shall grades
experience and quaiificcition receive?-
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Prtt*aeitt—C.t1^
.town.
Sehnjidt, |Jame4f
First Vise.
Smith, Fargo,
Second Vice, Priajdent—W. J.iBiuckfi
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K^ii^tarySection—E
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Second Vice, Priajdent—W. J.i
man, Minhewau\ih' .-
Secretary—A. P.^otf, Valley^City.
C0LLEGE
AND NpftMAL SECTIONS
^||i|n,-Dr. J. Broisv
COUNCIL..:
Kclte'toa*'
Lajcota olVgoo^ High A."ciod|ar4
ents. Jamestown!
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Secretary—A. M.
V DEPARTltENVoP Sut»]
President—Supt. W.
Bismarck.
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S*KCUTWE COM -mm
Caiman—President JVK^
Agricultural Colleje.
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l-J'WtHisei Vafley
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