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Powell In Great Form.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, September 20.
TN pitchers battle here to-day
between Powell on one side and Wad-
dell and Barley on the, other. 81.
hits. an error followed By base on
balls and batsmnn hit by pitched
ball.
Score by innings:. r. Il. %.
St Louis ..-.o doy . !,
dell BARLEY and Schreck. Time, 1870.
Empires. Connolly and Hurst.
joss Outpitclics Young.
BOSTON. MASS, September 20
Joss had the advantage over Young In
pitchers battle to-day and cleve-
'a Score @o BY innings. R.HE.
Cleveland o.o1oIo1--4 II 9
Boston .........oo 0010 Q OIL
Batterss Joss and nr1vs clarH kline Prnt NY
Umpire, Egan.
White sor Win Twice.
WASHINGTON. d. C., September 30
! Patten and Walsh We're driven from
/ the rubber in the second.
First game:
c wSiRsh!asion ~. .SSoS $685. Cd
Batteries: Johnson and Warner
Smith and Sullivan. Time. l:45. I'm
Second game:
Score by innings: r. H. e
Washington ...l031 81 o. u
chicago .....,..es 90 !. - l-l3 "a
and Blankenship: Altrock. Walsh an,
Sullivan. Time, 2:o5. Umpire. oLough
lin.
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LyncliburE.

ROANOKE ..'.-.-.-.... 20 20 0 Q Fl
Lyncnpurg !...u . 0 y y 10 . o---U
Summary: Sacrifice hit Reynolds.
Stolen bases-H essler. Brodie CD. Nc
Keen, Kirkpatrick, Stewart CD. Struck
out--by Morrisey, 4 !; by Murray, 2. Base
on balls-by Morrisey, 1: by Murray. 8.
Double plays-Eustace to Mcmahon to
Raley. Left on bases-Roanoke, 8;
lLynchburg, 5. Time of game. l:60. Um-
pire, Byron. Attendance, 500.
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Important Reduction in
European Steamship Rates

The Radical Reductions made in thu First.
Class Minimum rates by the several stean,-
ship Lines in the Channel and Mstilterranenn
service should be very attractive for tourists
to italy.
Italy is one ot the mos, beautiful coun-
tries at all seasons. but this Is particularly
true in October and November. when the
climatic conditions are perfect for motoring
and touring trips To thnsa desiring to tour
tho Continent or through Italy. they shoplts
see Mr., Samuel H Bowtaan, ST eanlshlp ansss
will be pleased 10 advise rates. make reser-s
vations and furnish tlcketsa for all lines.
No trouble to answer quSst 10 MS ASK Mrs..
Bowman. Phone b1bs. II
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schedule for Last Day.

Danville at Richmond {two games
first at 2 p. No.
Norfolk at Portsmouth
Lynchb,rg at Roanoke ftwo games)
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Records Of the Clubs,
New York,s Lucky Eighth.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. September 49,
New York won to-day's game by scor-
Ing four runs in the eighth inning on
a double triple, a base on balls and
AuGey's muff of fly.
Score: r. H. D..
New York. ...ooooooi4o-5 Z o
Batteries: Ewing. Hit and Mclean;
.Ames, McGiinnity and Brcsnahan. Time.
300. Umpire. Emslie.
Phil.lcs Win Easily.
ST. LOUIS, September 2o.-Phila-
delphia~ won easily to-day from ST.
Louis.
81 Louis, ......1 0 90 0200-3 8 8
Philadelphia 100 10O2023-S IA 2
Batteries: McGlynn, Beebe and Hos
letter: Sparks and Doom. Time. 1855.
Umpire, RiEler.
Maddox Gets No-Hit Game,
PITTSBURG. PA. September 2o.-
Maddox, Pittsburg's recruit from
Wheeling, pitched a remarkable game
to-day, not a hit being made off him
made its only run on wild throws.
plt ss4rs y inninggse;o 1o1 + J. =
Brooklyn 80 90 1 0 90 0 OIL 0 2
Batteries: Maddox and Gibson;
Stricklett and Bergen. Time. 1880
| Umpire, KLEIN.
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Lynch

Roanoke ...0 % q 9 o 2. o o -
Lynchburs .......o 0 o. 0 0 Q o 90
Summary: stolen bases-Eustace,
Richard. 2: Reynolds. Struck out-By
Heisman. 2: by Kline. S. Bases on
balls-By Kline, 2. Hit by pitcher
Brodie. Passed balls--Hlnton. 3. Left
on bases-Roanoke, 4, Lynchburg, 4.
Time OF game. lao.
CAME
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WESTERN TEAMS
ALL WIN GAMES
Not One Of the Eastern American
League Clubs Was Able
to Win.
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DETROIT CLOSE TO FIRST
Eastern Teams Generally Win in
the Days National League
Games.
DETROIT CLOSE To FIRST
Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ye.terday'. scores.

Philadelphia. 1; ST. Louis. 4.
Detroit, Il; New York. Q.
Cleveland a; Boston. /.
Chicago. 2; Washington, (first
camel.
Chicago, 49, Washington, tsecond
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for To-day

schedule for To-day.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
st, Louis at Philadelphia
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Schedule for To-day.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at st. Lo
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chica 60 Bosto game postponed.
New York. 5; Cincinnati, 9.
Brooklyn, I; Ptttsburg, 2.
Philadelphia, s; ST. Louis, 8.
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long WEAKENS IN
THE final SESSION
.-------------
Colts Seem Easy Winners Until
Then, but Score Is
Tied Up.
s7AcKpoLE SAVES GAME
two Singles Followed by Henn's
Homer Enable Worms to
Even Up.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ycsterday's Scores.
Richmond, 6; Danyille, (nine In
hings).
Lynchburg. o: Roanoke. a.
Lynchburg. O; Roanoke, 4.
Norfolk. 5; Portsmouth !.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays scores.
Richmond, 6; Danville. (nlne

Lynchburg 0: Roanoke. a.
Lynchburg. o; Roanoke 4.
Norfolk, 5; Portsmouth. !.
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races. This feature will be one

races. This feature will be one
of the most interesting and ex-
citing of the week and there is
no limit to it's possibilities for en-
tertaining visitors. Secretary
Wilson again made arrange
ments with the big machine
houses to display their threshing
rigs and other farm implements
and large space on the grounds
has been set aside for this inter-
esting exhibit. Arrangements
have also been made with the
railroads to return all exhibits
free of charge for freight, if a
receipt from Secretary is pre-
sented showing said article has
been exhibited at the Interstate
Fair. Special trains will be'run
into Fargo during fair week, and
also rates have been granted. The
fair this year will far out dist
any previous attempt at Fargo.
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THOMAS IN TOLLS
Keeper of Drink Stand Arrested For
Conducting Public Nuisance

The keeper of a liquid refresh
ment emporium, which was be-
ing conducted on Moore avenue
for the benefit of thirsty way
farers, is in trouble. One Joseph
Thomas, is the name of the erst-
while proprietor. He was ar
rested by Chief Hurst Monday
afternoon, charged with running
public nuisance. Selling beer
was also a complaint made
against him, nine bottles of the
"hops" being found on the prem
Uses at the time of his arrest. AS
he had no government license
permitting the sale of intoxi-
cants, the federal authorities will
probably enter into the proceed
ings after Ramsey county puts
the defendant through the mill.
Thomas was taken before Judge
Henry Tuesday morning, when
after hearing the testimony in.
'troduced by the state, His Honor
saw fit to bind the prisoner over
to await the action of the district
court in the sum Of $500. He
is in Jail at present.
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other line officers follow

Lieutenant Colonel, w. C.
Truemann, Grafton; adjutant,
Capt. C. F. Mudgett, Valley City;
majors, first battalion, w. R.
Purdon, Wahpeton; second bat
talon, J. H. Frame, Grafton;
third battalion, I. A. Berg, Grand
Forks; chaplain, Capt. N. E. Els
worth, Minot; regimental COM
missary, Capt. E. R. Sarles,
Hillsboro; regimental quarter
master, Capt. Angus Frazer,
Fargo; battalion adjutants,
Lieutenants D. S. Lewis and
Robert Thompson of Fargo.
Major T. C. Paterson of Lisbon,
is the regimental surgeon.
The roster of the companies
comprising the regiment and
who are present in camp are:
Co. A, Bismarck, Capt. H. F.
Murphy; Co. B, Fargo, Capt. G.
C. Grafton; Co. C. Grafton, Capt
T. H. Tharelson; Co. D, Minot,
Capt. A. S. Blakey; Co. E, Willis
ton, LIST lieutenant B. J. Shor-
cite; Co. F, Mandan, Capt. Jas.
Hanley; Co. G, Valley City, LIST
lieutenant J. E. Agnew; Co. H,
Jamestown, Capt. Dana Wright ;
Co. |, Wahpeton, Capt. A. E.
Mexican; Co. K, Dickinson, Capt
A. J. Osborn; Co. L, Hillsboro,
Capt. B. C. Boyd.
i The artillery is under the COM
mand of Capt. M. T. Wells, and
Lieutenants T. E. Conklin and
T. A. Curtis. The chief musician
of the regimental band is W. R
Wallace and its drum major, A
R. Stone.
! The battalion of regulars is
, under the command Of Major
Steedman. The quartermaste1
and commissary is Lieutenant
=, Elliott. while the field hospital i!
lin charge Of DR.. Ashburn ant
five assistants. The battalion
will march back to Fort Lincoln
a distance of 200 miles, overland
{ Every year the regulars are re
h'Iquired to march a certain mum
Der of miles, and the battalion d.
= this as their portion.
l. The daily routine gone through
y with by the men in camp durin,
i the past week was as follows:
~ Reville-5:45 a m.
, Mess-6::30.
Guard Mount-7:20.
. Drill-8:50 to 1850.
- Mess-NOon.
Drill-2 to 4.
, Mess-6:00.
- Dress Parade-6:4 40.
> Tattoo-9:00.
% Taps-1O:O0.
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able leadership of Prof. Stout.
The music rendered was most of
it of the highest order and re-
Elected great credit on the organ
ization. Of course, their play
ing in many partic ulars could be
criticised, but when taken into
consideration that the assemble
of the organization is purely
made up Of ameteurs, with no
professional experience, it was
indeed a credit to them and to
their instructor.
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Special Excursion

St. Johns Branch, Churchs Ferry
and Devils Lake Friday, July 70.
Leave St. John 5 a. m, Devils Lake
Sis. No stop after Devils Lake. Re-
turn same night. See Local Agent.
Thursday, July 18th, M W. A. Day.Prze Drills
GREAT DISPLAYS-Live Stock Agriculture Machinery
Darying, Etc.
FIVE DAYS VACATION AND EDUCATION
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Satisfaction Expressed

The playing Of the North Da-
kota University band at the
Chautauqua the past season
proved most enjoyable to the
large audiences of people which
they daily attracted, and was
distinctly one of the features of
the meeting. Consisting of
twenty five talented young men
all of whom are students at the
State University, and under the
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BUILDING ADDITION
Improvements Being Added to the
School for Deaf

A 30-foot addition onto the.
north side of the school for the
deaf is undergoing construc-
ton. It is to be built in con-
formity with the rest of the
building, and will be completed
and ready for occupancy by the
time the fall term commences.
Bales and Barton of Grand
Forks, are the contractors for.
the wood work and Bucking-
ham of the same city has the
contract for the brick. A new
cow barn is about completed. It
is built of red pressed brick,
and has capacity large enough
to accommodate 7 cows. :5 4s
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List of Special Tax ReCeipts

The following is list of all the Anthem
ticated copies of the United States Special
Tax Receipts filed with the Auditor of Ramsey
county, N: D., during the month of June. 1907.
liquor dealer, expires, June 80, 1s07. . ''''
Davidson & Eng, Lawton, N. D. retail liquor
dealer, expires June 30, 1907.
John J. Litcher, Hampden, N. D., retail
liquor dealer. expires June 30, 1907.
Bottom Bros g. Simenstad Edmore. N. D., re.
tail liquor dealer, expires June 80, 1907.
Kavanaugh g. Co. Crary, N. D retail LIQUOR
dealer. expires June 30, 1907.
NJ. D. Butler g. Co., Brocket, N. D., retail
liquor dealer, expires June 30, 1907.
Doyon Drug Co., Doyon N. D.. retail liquor
dealer, expires June 80, 1907.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D. this 9Th day of
July, 1907.
Emil s. Eich
County Auditor.
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Sensational Race PROGRAM

Races Every Afternoon==Five Big
$1,000 Harness Events===Hot Running
Races Afternoon and Evening==Great
Free Attractions Diving Ponies==
Exciting Ladies Relay Races==Daring
Montana Girls Ride Four Miles Every
Day, Changing Horses Four Times.
PROGRAM RAIN OR SHINE===DAILY
&C. @MBHHgHHgD @HHHHHD @HHHHHHEzHBD @RHHHzzgBssB
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MIL ITARY ENCAMP|MENT
COMPLETED FRIDAY
Continued from page l.
devoted to extended order move
ments under the supervision of
Continued from page 1.

devoted to extended order move !
ments under the supervision of |
the regulars from platoons to
regimental drill. The new tactics
of the United States army were
used, and toward the last of the
week a problem in extended or
der was given out to the COM
mand to solve.
Sunday evening hundreds of
plewalked or drove over from
Chautauqua and witnessed dress
parade and review. The after
noon was indeed a pleasant one,
and Devils Lake turned out in
full force to do honor to the boys
in blue and khaki. After even
ing mess First Call was sounded
and the men began preparation
for the evenings ceremonies.
At $50 when the assembly
was blown the soldiers swept out
upon the rolling parade grounds,
in companies, the rear being TAX
en- up by the brown uniformed
regulars and the battery. Cover
nor Burke and his staff of colo
nels rode out to witness the dress
parade and the regimental re-
view which followed. The in
fantry drew up in a solid line
facing the east, and extending
across the parade grounds from
north to south. Adjutant's cal
was then sounded, and the par
ade was. in order. When the
band, from their station on the
extreme right, after the field
music had blown "retreat,' play.
ed ''The Star Spangled Banner,
and Old Glory foated majesti
caly down from the top of thu
high steel pole placed in the cen
ter of the parade, many an ey'
among that vast concourse O.
spectators was dim with the in
herent love Of country and pat
riotic pride which such cere
monies as these bring forcibl,
to our minds. Col. Peake thel
issued his orders to the long lin
of blue and brown. Considerin!
the fact that the men who com
prise the regiment get no regi
mental drill excepting that of
week per year in camp, thei
drilling compared most favor
ably with that of the regulars
who go through these manoever
almost every day in the veal
After these ceremonies wer
over, the men broke ranks, an
headed by the band, marched i
review before the commander Q
the North Dakota Nations
= Guard, Hon. John Burke. A
company after company swer
past the governor, the swords c
the officers came to a "present.
II They elected much .applaus
from the spectators, who afte
the soldiers had disappeare
from view among the trees SUI
rounding the grounds, wende
their way back to the Chautat
qua everyone expressing hinsel
81 as being highly pleased with tn
evenings spectacle. -.
\ The First Regiment went. int
camp this year with 40 officer
and men. Tn command Ills Go
ca. II, Peake of V alley City Oh
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Notice of Special Tax Recent

tax receipt is issued to Bottom Bros, Simep.
stad; that the date of such receipt is June 18th,
1907; that the description of the property
where said tax receipt is posted is the front
II block 7 Of the village of Edmore, Ramsey
county. N D. and the name of the owner Of
sald property in which said tax receipt is post
ed is NJ. q. Simenstad, and the name of the
stad.
Dated July 18th, 1907.
Bottom Bros. & Simenstad
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Open Branch Money Order Office

In the future, Great Northern
Express money orders can be OBJ
tanned at Eueck's Jewelry store
that place having been
made a branch money order Of
flee. They can also be obtained,
as formerly, at the station office
of the company.
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CRAM 70 RKS:
Chosen as Next Meeting Place of
Retail Merchants Association

The ninth annual convention
of the Retail Merchants assoc
iation of the state came to a sue
oessful termination Thursday
noon, when it. was moved chat
the meeting adjourn until the
second Tuesday in July, 1908,
which, it was decided, was to be
held in Grand Forks. The COM
mittee on resolutions reported,
and the resolutions were adopt
ed by rising votes. They rec
commended that the president APP
point committee Of three from
each city throughout the state
to assist the state organizer in
his work of organization. A
resolution was also adopted
whereby the association were to
instruct their legislative COM
mittee to appoint a fire marshal
to look after the interests of the
organization. Votes of thanks
were given to the state organ
izer, Mr.. Casselman, for his un-
firing efforts in behalf of the
association, to the city Of Devils
Lake and the Cbautauqua man.
agement for the courtesies ex-
tended the members during their
stay here; to Col. Joseph Kelley
for his invitation for a trip up
the Farmers Line, which the
association could not accept on
account Of lack of time; to Capt.
Herman, for giving the men,
bers a complimentary ride on
, the Minnie H. Wednesday after.
: noon, and to Gov, Burke for his
| able address ofss--the morning.
The officers of the state organ.
) ization were also officially thank.
ed for their etnciency in their
2 respective offices during the past
year.
Gov. Burke in the morning de
r livered an address on ''The
r Merchant Versus the People.
t The governor said in the cours,
3 of his remarks that the interest
Of the farmer and the merchan
were becoming more and more
closely allied, and that the tim
i was soon coming when the az
y riculturist would have to turr
his attention to raising othe
lG products on the farm besid
wheat, which is at present tn,
staple commodity Of the farm
: His remarks were listened t
: with great attention.
= w. w. King of Towner Cit!
> then read an exhaustive lette
II from w. C. McFadden, presiden
Ell Of the Commercial Bank of Far
d go, wherin the writer deploret
Ell the fact that many merchants O
i! the state patronized Eastern in
al surance companies, tn ereb.
II sending the money out Of tn
"a state, wereas if they would in
el sue with local mutual organiza
III tions, which were fully as good
.tI they would succeed in keepin,
6, the currency at home, The lette
III was a very able one, and vii
8 probably appear In the issue Q
I3next week. i ,5 ~,
Iel x. ednesday morning an abb
I and interesting paper was rea.
81 by: Frank K. Gravel of Dulut
4, on Cooperation Short addres
ses " ere also given by othe
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Automobile Race Meet

Monday, July goth, the first
day of the Interstate fair at Far
go is being promoted as Automo-
bile Day, when an Auto Race
meet will be held and machines
and drivers from three states
are to be present in parade and
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will give $500 reward for the
arrest and conviction of the per-
son who destroyed my barn and
cut the leg of my horse. I. .s.=SS:
= Ole. L. Ugleand, Crazy, N. d.
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Wednesday morning Bob
Lloyd, who it is understood,
formerly was a dish washer at
a local restaurant, was arrested
by Chief Hurst charged with
selling liquor to an Indian, Mas
akaaamana, by name. He was
taken before Judge Duell, where
he waived examination, and was
bound over to await the action
of the district court, in the sum
of $500. Being unable to fur
nish this amount, he was re-
manded to Jail.
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members of the Association.
The officers of the Association
are:
President-Chas. Full, Penn
bina.
First Vice President T.
Kraabel, Hope.
Second Vice President-E. R..
Pratt, Cavalier.
Secretary-T easure-W. W.
King, Tower City.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
TO UNCLE
BY JEAN WEBSTER

Uncle listened to mother with the same
kindly interest. Mother had very much to
be thankful for, she told him. She had
the best husband and children In the world.
and the little worries we're nothing in com
parison.
But things wear out 3d." she told him
with a sigh, so much of the furniture y
shabby and l should like the house to
look better, for the children sake"
Uncle smiled benignly. At least. mother
took 1t for d benign smile.
1.-THE house looks very nice to me- he
asserted but 1t would of course II would.
You see, I've been wandering about, and
haven't had q home before. 1t isn't every
where that a troublesome old man gets O
welcome for himself. I should send for
some furniture catalogues IL I were you. I
should like to have a look at them
Mother said he vas too good-''reaily too
agOOd"-and put her handkerchief to her
eyes. Uncle said. Not at all, not at ALL
and went hastily out.
They wouldn't believe me II I said I'd
seen crocodile tears;", he growled to him
self. 1T would be like the tiger and the
lion"
Next he drew Bob on to conade In him.
Bob's great ambition had been to go to a
university.
"Of course. the poor old governor couldn't
afford it," he said. 80 l never worried him
about 1t. l wouldn't for the world let him
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10

one foot forward. and an imaginary gun on
his shoulder.
His mouth looked large and showed his
teeth. and his eyebrows we're wrinkled,
and his eyes seemed small and sharp. as II
he were facing the wounded tiger or the
lion just before 1t sprang. AS a matter Of
fact he really had shot them. There was
a big mark on his shoulder still where
the claws of the dying lion went In.
Uncle was p~ro~ling his room when the
others went to bed. lie was stalking the
towel-horse. Boo and Marian whispered. as
they passed the door. and laughed softly.
He heard them. and guessed that they
we're laughing at him. file stalked them
in his thoughts for the next two or three
hours. II was two o'clock before he had
decided how to catch them. Then he went
to bed.
Uncle was rema rkably amiable for the
next few days. and by the end Of the week
he had got on good terms with all of
them. He made no more "fusses." and he
suggested no more alterations in the family
customs.
lie did not even complain about the
booby-trap that Marian had set for Bob.
though the fOOtstool came right on his head.
young people will be young people" he
remarked; ind as he rubbed his head he
mentioned that once he set q booby-trap
for a schoolfellow and caught his school
master.
Did It hurt him." Marian asked.