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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
2;oe Pace

Bonnie Ailse won the first heat so
easily that she looked all over the win
ner of this event, but Welcome Mac
had no trouble in disposing of the
fast mare when the second heat came
along, winning as his driver pleased.
There was little contention in the final
heat, Welcom Mac taking the track at
the word and never relinqushing the
lead, Lady r. was the surprise Of the
race, being loudly proclaimed as the
probable winner before the race and
never cutting any figure as a dangerous
contender at any time. Darkness ended
the race after three heats had been
paced.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
New York Defeated

Ky Associated Press.
PITTSBuRG, July 21.-Gauley's bat
ting was directly responsible for the
victory of the Pittsburgs over New
y ork today. He battod i'm four runs
and scored two himself. Score
Pittsburg S, hits Q. errors o.
New York o hits 6,.errors ..
Batteries-Lyuch and Gibson; Taylor,
Ames and Bresnahau. Umpires-ODay
and Emelie
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
OAKLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY

Three base hits-CaseY. Two-base hits
Delmas (2, Bliss. Sacrifice hits-Wolters.
DevereauX. First base on errors-Oak-
land, /. Bases ON balls-Of Reidy, /; off
Wolters, .. Left on bases-Fresno I;
Oakland, T. Struck out-By Reidy, 3; ny
Wolters. . Hit by pitcher-Dashwood
Hogan Double plays-Reidy to Heitmul-
Ter; Doyle to Hogan. Wild pitch-Wol-
ters. Time Of game-1:4O, Umpires-Per-
rine and Dmleavy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia Wins

PHILADELPHIA, July 2t.-Rotb
twirlers pitched good ball today. but
Planks single i'm the sixth inning
scored the winning run for the locals.
Score.
Chicago ., hits =, errors O.
Philadelphia g. hits -, errors I
tteries-White and Sullivan. PIauI,
and Powers
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
OAKS DEFEAT
RAISIN PICKERS
A Three-Base Hit by Casey and
SIugging by Delmas Are
Features of the
Game
BY Associated Press.

BY a Associated Press
OAKLAND, July 21.-Superior work
at the bat by Oakland and Fresnos err
rors won the game for Oakland today
by a score of to l. Fresnos solitary
run WAS made in the first inning by
Casey but the visitors failed to score
after that Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
Games Pnstnnned

At Washington-Game called at end
OF first inning; wet grounds.
Al Boston-CleVeland-B Boston game
postponed; rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis Wins

ST. Louis Wins
By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS July 21.-St. Louis easily
defeated Boston today. Score:
st. Louis d. hits Z, errors /.
Boston 1, hits 6, errors ?.
Batteries-BroWn and Grady; Pfeif-
fer and O'Neiu. Umpire-Johnstone
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
HUNT WINS GOLF PLAY
Gross Han %et

$. Hunt won the golf tournament
at the Los Angeles Country club ves-
terdaN afternoon with net score of I7.
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ELNLM n n n

IWo-6ase hIIs-M0hIer. Wheeler HTd0-
brand, Sears. Sacrifice hits-GOchuauer.
base on errors-San francisco, /. Left
on bases-Los Angeles, 3; San Francisco.
.. Bases on balls-Om Simons, .; off Hall.
Double plays-lrwin to Moher to VII
uams GJ; Toman to Gochnauer Time
Of game-l hour 40 minutes Umpire
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2:25 Pace

Lohengrin CWard) ..........7 I /
McClusky Whinright CTil-
Blackwood CNan Bokkalon) 2 7 6
Grace Wilkes tWynn) )........3 8 8 4 >
Argyle lSpringerl ......... 1 . 8
Jimmy r. (MCClellan). )........5 s :
Rosie OMoore, lPounder)....I l ds
RondO (SnOWden) ..........6 ds
Tima-2:151a y. PIP, 21Ss4, 2:16i4, 21S
Lohengrin was evidently not driven
to win the first heat, Rosie OMoore
winning easily from BlackWOod. In an
unavailing attempt to win the second
heat Lohengrin just failed to get up,
the heat again going to Rosie O'Moore
Thereafter it was easy for Lohengrin
who outclassed his field in staying quail
tiles BY a very bad start Rosie
O'Moore was distanced in the final heat,
losing second money, which went to
McCmsky- Whin"ight He is a slayer
Of rare quality and palpably best of the
others. Argyle is no lonIer the horse
he was fOrmely.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
Free for All Trot

Time-2:12&, 212, 2:1314, 2:1415.
2131b.
Hazel Kinney won the first heat
handiy, but the hard drive necessary
for her to win the second foreshadowed
her defeat for the race. Danube then
loomed up as the most dangerous con-
tender and was expected to win the re-
naming three heats. He did win the
third heat, but Belmont, who had been
nursed along under the skillful guild
ance of the veteran Durfee. took the
measure of Danube in the fourth heat
in a desperate drive, winning by
nose. The last one was easy for Bel
mont, but according to the ruling that
only five heats would be trotted he had
to be content with second money. al
though he would undoubtedly haye won
the deciding heat if one Lad been trot-
ted. Queer Knight ran away the
first heat and had no chance there
after.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
Driven Against Time
RESULTS AT THE MEADOWS

Dick PogEie Erred Fauning). $2:24i5
Marguerita CIV 5. Maben). 2;25l5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
WOMAN RIDERS IN
SPECTACULAR RACES
THRILL THOUSANDS
NERVE SHOWN BY AMATEUR JOCKEYS
Moor Wins Race When Mrs Minor and Miss Hogan
Fought for First HOnOrs. 2.09 Pace and
Free-fOr-AIl TrOt Are Excellent

been covered, and they remained in this
order to the far turn, with the re-
mainder Of the field dropping further
behind at every stride. Gradually Moor
cut down the distance separating him
from the leader and assumed command
there on he came along an easy winner
crossing the wire eight lengths to the
good under a stout pull with Compan-
ion nearly a like distance ahead Of
Schottische; the other two entirely out
of contention all the way.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-22
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observation-disclosures
CASE IS ON TRIAL.

The famous observation-disclosures
son case is now being tried in
District Court. Judge Davis who
was in the collapse OF the Minot
post Office in September. 1902,
is suing D. A. Dinnie, the con-
tractor who was remodpling the
building, and Martin jacobson,
the owner of the building, for
$15, 900 damages. Davis went
down in the crash and tho not
seriously injured, letame i'll Of
rheumatism shortly after and
alleges that this shock caused
his sickness. The case was tried
in District Court before Judge
Palda in 1908 and the defell-
dants won. 1t was appealed to
the Supreme Court, where a new
trial was granted the appellant.
Greenleaf 4 Leighton, Pierce and
Palda appear for the plaintiff
while James johnson and Geo.
Bangs of Grand Forks are at
torneys for the defense.
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liberate consideration, and n,
when the facts are all in, and you
find the charges sustained, then
let the az fell, and as q lesson to
all that may come in the future
that the people, irrespective OF
party, will sustain no officer.
however great, who forgets the
oath of office which he took, the
pledges which he made, and who
deviates in the slightest from an
honest, careful administration
Of public affairs.
With this statement Of our
position the Independent waits
and watches.
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Three More Performances.

Never in the history OF Minot
has an actor and company
created such "a favorable i'm
preston as has the Harold Mel
son Company which is playing
an engagement at Jacobson's
opera house this week. Crowded
houses have greeted each per-
formance and Mr.. Nelson's per-
sonal popularity has become i'm
mense. On Friday evening he
will be seen in the greatest play
of the drama, ''Hamlet," a part
in which his talents are allowed
full scope. Mr.. Nelson Is q great
"Hamlet." Critics write on this
and the play is produced, in a
manner most elaborate. "Ham-
let" was the sensation of the
w eek at the Metropolitan
Theatre Grand Forks.
On Saturday afternoon the de-
lightful costume comedy ''pavid
Garrick" will be given and
popular prices will govern.
Saturday night g Paul Kauvar, =
the stirring story Of. the French
Revolution will be presented with
the care that makes this play
one Of the most popular in Mr..
Nelson's repertoire.
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MERCHANTS WILL GIVE !
FARMERS INDUCEMENTS
To Travel Long Distances Jan. 1915 and
~, the Days Of the Big Farmers institute
Will Exceed any Similar Gathering.

The MinOt Merchants will have
the best opportunity they ever
had to show~the farmers. OF this
great Northwest that their trade
is appreciated and desired, for
several hundred sturdy agri-
lculturists are coming to Minot
to the big Farmers Institute
which lasts three days, Jan. 25,
26 and q. It is the duty of the
Minot merchants to do some
thing on one or all Of those three
days to attract the farmers to
come here from iafiies around.
Place some articles on sale for
each Of those days at cost or
even below cost. Advertise this
fact widely and you will be sur
prised to see the crowds that
will be here on those days to
take advantage of the great
trading opportunity offered and
at the same time improve then;
selves to a great extent in farm
ing. Many merchants have &
ready signified their attention Of
throwing out inducements.
Again, the farmers snOuld not
let this great opportunity slip
by. Those who attended the one
days session last March will
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partially appreciate what a
wonderful opportunity the COM
ling OF these seed, stock and grain
experts means. Not a common.
ordinary one days Farmers In-
stitute but an unfolding Of ways
and means for many an unen-
lightened farmer OF the North
west Ly men who are experts in
their various lines. Several hun.
dred dollars worth of prizes viii
HE offered for the best seeds,l
grains, vegetables and otherpro-
ducts. The housewife with her
breads, cheese, cakes ETC., will
not be forgotten. The business
men OF Afinot will soon be solicit
ed by q committee and large
sums will be raised to defray the
expenses. The farmers will be
given q royal time and shown
that Minot extends a hearty
welcome to them.
At a meeting held in the COM
mercial club rooms Tuesday
evening committees we're ap-
pointed and arrangements are
being rapidly completed for the
coming events. A list of tine
prizes offered will be published
in next weeks Independent.
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Mistake Corrected.

The independent is asked to
correct a little mistake which oc.
CURED last week in connection
with the write up OF the death OF
Little Margaret Kelley. The
little girl was not run over by
her fathers sled, but jumped on
a strangers sled which was then
passing her home.
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Beautiful Church Wedding.

oS0VSAlUs Sl1OJSu "SOO1uKs
Miss Anna Bienek, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Bienek of
Glenburn, wac united in marriage e
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock to
Isaac Molzohn at the Catholic
church by Rev. Jos. Raith.
Quite q number of guests wit
messed this impressive ceremony.
In the evening a reception was
given the happy couple at the
Windsor Hotel, where a large
crowd enjoyed a beautiful
wedding supper. The couple
have the esteem of a very large
circle OF friends.
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Nelson Makes Big Hit.

Harold Nelson, thegreat actor,
appears at the. jacobson each
night this week. He opened his
engagement Tuesday evening, in
Prince Otto, a very pretty Ger
man play. Nelson is the best
tragedian who has ever visited
Alinot and is making the hit OF
the season. He is supported by
a very strong company.
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Burlington Social Event.

The palatial home Of James
Johnson at Burlington Friday
night was the scene Of a brilliant
social event, in honor Of Miss
Wells, from Lisbon. Forty of
the Burlington young people
came in as a surprise and spent
the evening most pleasantly
dancing. Refreshments were
served.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-01-11
WARD COUNTY
AS "A POLITICAL
STORM CENTER.

w OF the Audit m AO1n-
80 Three Sides to the
| the court in which they are heard,
but, mark you, no glossing over,
no sharp practice, no legal tech
nicalities, no white washing will
be sufficient to allay the suspicion
Of the thousands Of voters in
this county.
The issue is evidently squ8rely
brought, and it must be squarely
tried. II the evidence is sufficient
to show that any vital interest
OF the people Of this county has
been trampled upon; ifafarthing
Of the peoples money has been
illegally gotten or given, and
still an acquittal is secured Y
reason Of legal technicalities that
may be involved, then a higher
and greater tribunal than the
Judge Of the Eighth Judicial
District and the various officers
that compose it will take it up
before the Bar Of Public Opinion
which is made up Of the thirty
five thousand people Of this
county.
Guilty or not guilty, one thing
will have been gained, and of far
reaching Importance, namely:
That men for public office must
be selected with greatercare, not
purely on the grounds that they
are good Republicans and good
fellows, but they must be good
men and competent, and party
leaders will necessarily take ju-
dicial notice OF this. So far,
then, the case, no matter what
the outcome. will be beneficial to
! the people. The public officer,
be he little orgreat, should never
! lose sight OF the fact that he is
the conservator OF the peoples
interests, and it should be his
aim to guard jealodsly the high
trust given to him at the hands
Of his people.
AS a rule the people are patient,
slow to take action, but if their
suspicious are once awakened,
and they find an officer has be-
trayed in but q slight degree the
confidence placed in him, they
seldom. if ever, show any mercy.
The independent is not making
rash bets. Such argument is not
in keeping with the serious
charges made. We are notgoing
to take up space in any such
meaningless expressions as
MARY Ann Gray We propose
to give our readers every oppor-
tunity to be informed upon the
question at issue, and the atti-
tude Of the court upon it.
That the Commissioners have
make some mistakes ls evident
to all who have watched the
various proceedings since they
entered office in January, 1905.
The matter of the sale of County
Bonds will never be satisfactorily
explained SO far as they are con-
cerned. The attempt to remove
iIthe County Auditor was equally
reprehensible. We speak Of these
not as a matter Of opinion, but
as q matter Of history.
The independent represents q
large constituency in this county,
and we wish to give nothing but
the cold and logical facts as they
are presented from time to time,
land for this and manv other
reasons we have been slow in
commenting upon the acts ofthe
Commissioners.
However, we know the great
lax Of public opinion hangs sus-
|pended. We know thatjudgment
IL. X Z a
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! 11G xA4SsSk k'S4ASs>AAs
missioner Difficulty
Case.
. Public sentiment, when once
fully and intelligently aroused 10
q given community, county or
state, makes a force SO potent in
it's march that it easily over
whelms and destroys oil obstacles
that may be in its pathway The
history Of the Nation and OF
State gives ample evidence OF
this we'll known fact. Party lead-
ers, and the most complete te.party
!. machinery working without ajar'
have easily been swept away by
the combined effort Of the people
: once thoroughly and intelligently
aroused.
Generally speaking, the aver
age person dislikes a thunder
storm and the sharp play OF
electricity, but no matter how
unpleasant, temporarily, the
storm may be, the result is q
purer and more wholesome at
mosphere. 1t is true q barn may
be burned, an individual may be
! DESTROYED, but the peace and
WILL being Of many thousands
are bettered.
Ward county today seems to
be the storm center ofcharge and
countercharge, Of attack and de-
tense, and all Of it growing out
OF the attempt to remove a coun-
ty officer on the one hand and a
|, majority OF the Board Of Com
missioners on the other.
: In the meantime thirty-tive
thousand people are ON the side
lines watching the game, becom-
ing intelligently informed, and
getting ready at the right time
!, and at the proper place to render
J their verdict as between the
warning elements. In fact the
! battle is attracting thoughtful
men both in and out Of Office il
every part Of thestate. Certainly
the people Of thlscounty, inevery
city and village and on every
; farm, are watching the play Of
the forces, and at the same time
keeping their powder dry"
There are three sides to the
case; the G Commissioners the Ma
chine Of the District Court and
the voters ofthe County Of Ward.
The Independent SO far has re-
, Trained from condelnning any
one. We are suspending judg-
ment. Captain Sigsbee, who was
in command OF the Maine when
. she was sunk in the harber of
Havana, cabled to his Govern
ment, which he well knew would
!. fbe aroused to q pitch ofrjghteous
indignation not easily subdued
and it was q memorable one.
He simply said Suspend judg-
meut." But, nevertheless, while
it delayed. it did not change the
final result in sweeping Spain
: from the Western Hemisphere.
We too are suspending judg. !.
. ment. We have great faith in
the honesty and integrity Of the
man who occupies the bench in
this the Eighth Judicial District.
We have faith in the States
Attorney Of the County Of Ward.
We believe that the charges as
made against the Commissioners
will be tried upon their merits,
and for this reason we await
with perfect serenity the ultimate
result. II they are proven to be
4 true in whole orin any part, then
the Commissioners should be
made to pay the penalty. Il, on
the other hand, these charges
are untrue, then they should be
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Burglars at Carpio.

Robbers broke into Geo Dahle 8
hardware store at Carpio last
week and looted the safe escaping
with 500. No clue has been
found. The sheriff was notified.
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Commissioners Trial January q.

commissioners Trial January q.
County Commissioners Black. !,
Carroll and Richardson will be .
tried before Judge Goss in his
chambers January %, they hay
ing waived trial by jury. The
Judge heard their case ia cham.
bers Tuesday morning and threw /
out seventeen Of the twenty eight
charges FLED against them. The
case will last for week or more
it is alleged and will be watehel
with interest in all parts OF tl,.,
state. ,
Mcdahan Appointed Register. II ,
L. D. McGahan Monday re-
ceived the news that he has been !!
appointed Register OF the Minot
land office. 1t has been known
for a long time that he was ..
slated Tor this position. He will
take charge of the work about
February /. McGahan has been
prominent in politics throughout
the state for years and is re-
membered thusly.
Miss Lena Drumming invited a
number of her friends and sur
prised Miss Hazel Duncan at her
home Yesterday evening. Games
were played until II then re-
freshments were served aud all
returned home having had a
good time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-30
DIED SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE.

u,;v frequently does a head line SINH
~ m the above greet us in the news
no pors. The rush. push and strenuous.
ppalS nj the American people has strong
,ondency 70 lead mp 10 Yalvular and other
affections of. the heart. attended by IL
regular action. paipitation. dizziness,
smothered sensations; ;:n. other distress
ing symptoms. -.
Three of the prominent ingredients of
which DR.. Piercr's t;n'G"H Medical Dis
coyery is made arc rc,'om:nr:ld"t! hy sane
NJ the leading writer's "I N,i'Ti', .Hniir,t
for the cure of iusf ~r,.! cil>cs. Gu,jrn
Seal root. for iuStanc... is said by tn"
UNITED STATES HrnfNsA:nET. stalth-
ard authority. ITO !a.rar; ;"nr AID IN
creased power to III. i:nGrt'S art t:0n."
Numerous other lca,lry ,,.:;irri,:nI :''ia-
resent Golden S2ai II, an llr -t;-;:I:-rti
tonic for the muscular Sy$,r"i il 1"'l"rA!.
and as the heart is l;lu . ,-';ih.lE t'n-
posed of muscular ti'.,iir. - naturally
follows that il Must ir greatly strength
ened by this superb. general tnnIr. i;rt
probably the most Important ii;g."'.i"nt
OF Golden Medical Discovery. 50 FAR
rs its marvellous cures - NdlVular ard
other affections Of the h"art are con
cerned. is Stone root, or toitinSonin C':h:.
Prot. WIN. Paine. author of Paine S
Epitomy of Medicine. SAYS nf it:
n. not long since. had I patient who was
% much oppressed win vaivuiar dl.eS>r OF
the heart that his friends were obliged 10
carry him upstairs He. however. gradually
recovered under the influence OF Collinsnnin
(metlicinal principle extracted from Stone
root. and IS now attending 10 his business.
Heretofore physicians knew OF no remedy
for the removal OF SO distressing and :" dan,
gerous a maIady. With them it was all
guess work. and it feerfuily warned inc
afflicted that death was near at hand. CDl-
linsonin unGucstionaby affords rcllrf III
such cases. and In most instances effects
cure"
Stone root is also recommended by Drs.
Hale and EllingwOod. of Chicago. Tor
valvular and other diseases OF the heart:
The latter says: 1T Is a heart tonic OF
direct and permanent influence
"Golden Medical Discovery not only
cures serious heart affections. but is
most efficient general tonic and invlgor-
ator. strengthening the stomach. invlg-
Grating the liver, regulating the bowels
and curing catarrha. affections in all
parts of the system.
DIR. Piercc's Pellets cure Constipation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-30

brought to present arms" Rev. Dr.
StireS then performed the last std ,..tes
of The Episcopal church. reading ih.
commital service. a quartet sans; IN. ~
er My God to Thee" and Shall We Ga-n-
cr al the River
The cavalry fired three vollcys over .hr
grave ard Fay Wilson, who so,lI, led
taps for President Mckinley SOM lrd
taps again for Gen. Joseph Wheeler. Tlcn
n bugler from the army sounded r,,v..',!c
After the services hundreds ,n:,s.t IN
the grave as Il last mark Of their ar-
fcction.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-30
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH VASSELBORO.

Th. 4th quarterly conference Of ih,'
North and East Nassalhoro Methodist
churches WAS held in th" church !':r
Saturday evening. presided over ~
prasidin% Elder T r. Jones. AS t,:iS
WIS Brother loncS last visit To III $"
churches ii his official capacity Il lr-
cr,iti0n WAS planned by Tie Ladies Nil
Society in the vcstry and was vrry
successfully carried ont. Erothcr
Jones WAS assisted in receiving by
brother ana Sister Culpctts and w. T..
Reynolds ana sister. \ unanimous IN
vitation WIS extended to Rev. r. n.
calpctts to return for Il third year hut
hr is of tie opinion chat he had better
change at conference in May.
William Otis. an old and highly re-
SuCcted citizen of NasSalboro. died on
Sunday. Mr. Otis moved here from
AroOs;oOk county some two years ago.
He was Il man of the strictcst intCS"i-
ty ANA universally respected His "Sc
WAS about 50 years.
Geo. Aver lost one Of his team horses
last week from indigestion. and ". II.
Purintun lost one from lock jaw.
The last of the apples i'll this vicini-
ty were sold last week. +. III. Cook
and Thomas Starkcy selling to Mr..
Archibald of Poland. The price WIS
s5.a5 packed ana loaded Oh the car.
Several candidates received The rite
o. b2pti..n; N the BAPTIST church on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ann Gctchcll died at the resi-
dencc of her son, Geo. Ut Vassalboro
l.,c &Np.I-