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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-10-03

the conductor on line to which same Is
issued, provided the passenger to whom
said transfer Is issued shall take the
first car leaving such transfer point in
the direction they wish to go after the
time punched or otherwise designated
on the transfer.
The said Grantees, their successors or
assigns shall carry upon its cars police
officers and paid f1remen, when in uni
FORM over all parts Of its street railway
free of charge, SO long as such free
the laws Of the United States or the
State of North Dakota, and provided,
further. that the said Grantees. their
successors and assigns. shall have the,
right to make such charge or tariff for
the carrying of United States mail, ex-
press matter. package freight, ard any
other commodities and materials, as
they shall deem proper.
Gil of the City of Grand Forks. or its
duly authorized officers, shall grant per-
mission to any person, company or cor
poration to move buildings across the
sors or assigns, in said City, said
shall, when demanded by said person,
on tbe Or y ,h
City Council to move such building, pro-
vide man to cut or otherwise remove
the wires Of said Grantees. their sue
building to pass over the tracks Of said
Grantees, their successors or assigns;
provided, however. that such buildings
shall not be allowed to pass over said
Grantees, their successors or assigns,
tracks, except between the hours Of II
o'clock p. m1 and 5 o'clock a. M; and
said Grantees, their successors or as
signs, shall be entitled to receive the
sum of Ten Dollars, and no more, as
compensation for the expense Of so cut
ting and removing said wires and the
inconvenience 1t may be put to by
virtue Of the house moving over said
tracks as above provided; but the City
Of Grand Forks shall not be held liable
byNvirtue Of Any permission it may give
to move such building over said
Grantees, their successors or assigns,
tracks.
Section 10. The said Grantees their
successors or assigns. are hereby grant
eH the further authority right and priv
ilege to lay such wires and pipes, and
erect such poles, cross arms. brackets
and other appliances necessary or con-
venient therefor, in the streets, alleys
and public places of the City of Grand
Forks for the purpose of furnishing
steam for heating and power, and cleo
trictty for lighting and power purposes
under such conditions. restrictions And
regulations as have been heretofore or
may hereafter be provided by ordi-
nances of said City for the use of the
said Grantees, their successors or as
signs. and for. general commercial pur-
poses.
section 49, When snow shall be
thrown from the railway tracks it
shall be levelled off or otherwise dis
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posed of by said Grantees, their success
sors or assigns. so as not to form
dangerous obstruction to ordinary traf-
f1c on the streets.
Section IA. In. consideration OF the
Grantees, their successors or assigns,
to construct Its street railway system
and to extend its street railway 80 as
orS the w Gty ts s e esg o @
Grand Forks. Minnesota, provided
proper and satisfactory authority to
construct and operate a street railway
Grand Forks. Minnesota the CITY of
Grand Forks, North Dakota. hereby
agrees that it will not at any time
10 be dehe psr sn S9 pwha
will interfere with or deprive the said
Grantees, their successors or assigns,
from their rights Of owning and oper-
way within the city limits of the City
Of Grand Forks, North Dakota, 30 as
to make connecting. line with said
Of street railway in the city Of s1 Grand .
Forks. North Dakota, may not be owned
and operated by said Grantees, their
or ns. f1az as Is part Of any
constructed.
The City Of Grand Forks shall not be
liable to said Grantees, their successors
or assigns for any injury or damage
may Dc sustained Oy inc OT0AkaR0
of any gas or water pipes or through
any delay that may be occasioned by
the construction Of any sewer. the lay
ing of water or gas pipes, or other City
appliances. or for necessary repairing
Of same, or from the improvement OF
repairs of any Of the streets or ave-
nues, or any other unavoidable delay,
and in case at any time 1t shall be-
come necessary for the City Of Grand
Forks in the construction or repair Of
any Of its pipes or wires to enter upon
that portion Of the street occupied by
the rails and tracks Of the said
Grantees, their successors or assigns,
the said Grantees shall in so far as
possible operate its system SO as to
cause the least inconvenience to said
changes, or repairs; provided, however:
that such repairs and improvements
shall be made by the city without any
delay, and whenever it Is necessary to
take up the tracks for that purpose the
same shall be taken up by said
Grantees, their successors or assigns, at
their own cost and expense.
Section Is. Neither said Grantees,
their successors or assigns, in the con-
struction or repair Of its said line of
railway, shall deposit upon the streets
of said city Material to be used in said
construction or repairs, in such manner
as to unnecessarily or dangerously i'm
pede the traffic upon said streets or in
terfere with it's free passage by the
public, OF at any time have more than
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State of North Dakota, County Of
Grand Forks, In District Court, First
Judicial District.
Charles H. Baldwin. plaintiff, VS.. Will
liam T.. Ware. Chas. c. Ware. Libbie
"A. E. Ware. Elva v. Ware, Judith E.
Ware and Carrie B. Gunthorpe. heirs
of Sylvester s. Ware. deceased. and
William E. Ware. Chas. c. Ware,
Libbic E. Ware, Elva v. Ware and
Carrie. B. Gunthorpe. heirs of Judith
E. Ware, deceased, defendants.
Summons.
The state of North Dakota to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
tho complaint in this action. which is
on file in the office of the clerk of the
above named court, and to serve a
copy of your answer upon the sub
scribers within 80 days after the serv-
ice Of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive Of the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear or ans
wcr, Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in tho complaint.
Dated this 18th day Of September.
1908.
skulason, and Burtness, Attorneys
for Plaintiff, Grand Forks. N. D.
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Carlisle Indians va. Penn. State at
Wilkesbarre or Williamsport, Pa.
West Point vs.. Tufts at West Point.
Annapolis VS.. Rutgers at Annapolis.
Holy Cross VS.. Vermont at Burling-
ton.
Dartmouth. vs.. Massachusetts, Aggies
at Hanover.
Haverford vs.. Chicago Medics at
Haverford.
Brown VS.. Colgate at Providence.
Georgetown VS.. Gallaudet at Wash
.ington, D. G.
Lafayette vs.. Nosmus at Easton, Pa.
Lehigh vs.. Stevens at South Bethle-
hem, Pa.
Washington and Jefferson VS.. West
ern Reserve at Washington, Pa.
Dickinson vs.. Franklin and Marshall
at Carlisle.
Williams VS.. Middlebury at Williams
town.
Wesleyan vs.. Norwich at Middletown
Trinity vs.. Worcester, T. L., at
Hartford.
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** = = . = = = 4 4 I
ToDAY's FOOTBALL

Minnesota vs. Lawrence at Mime
apolis.
Franklin. Ind. VS.. Wabash at
Charlottesville. :
Olivet vs. Charlotte high school at
Olivet.
Oberlin vs.. Hiram at Oberlin.
Indiana vs. Depauw at Bloomington,
Ind.
Illinois vs.. Monmouth at Urbana.
Notre Dame vs.. Hillsdale at Notre
Dame.
Grand Prairie VS.. st. viateur's at
Kankakee.
Lombard vs.. Notre Dame at Notre
Dame.
Iowa vs.. Alumni at Iowa City.
Knox va. De Paul at Chicago.
Michigan vs. Case at Ann Arbor.
Earlham vs. Antioch at Richmond.
Chicago VS.. Purdue at Chicago.
st. Louis university vs.. Missouri
School of Mines at Rolla.
Michigan Agricultural vs.. Flint
State at Lansing.
|. Grinnell We. Leander Clark at Grin
nell.
|. Nebraska vs. Doane at Lincoln.
t Ames We. Coe at Ames.
East e
Penn. vs.. Buckne1I at Philadelphia.
L Yale vs.. Syracuse at New Haven.
Princeton vs.. Springfield T. s.. at
Princeton.
/ Cornell vs.. Amherst at Ithaca.
Harvard vs.. Maine at Cambridge.
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DEVILS LAKE IS NOW
ON INDEPENDENT LIST

Devils Lake, N. D., Oct. 3.-Last
night a meeting was held for the pur-
pose of forming an amateur football
team in Devils Lake. A large number
of local boys attended and elected Har-
~ Kneeshaw manager and Charlie
Mclaughlin captain. The plan is to
play the nearby towns, and letters
are on the way to Cando, Lakota,
Larimore. Grand Forks, Fargo, Rugby
and Minot, asking for games with the
city teams of these places. Some
strong men are included in the lineup,
a great number Of them having been
members of fast high school and COL
lege teams. Mclaughlin as captain,
Is one Of the strongest backfield men
nthis section of the state and has
had considerable experience at quar-
ter, the position which he will hold
on the team. The first practice is set
for this evening and all members Of
the team are. urged to be present for
the opening workout. From the at
tendance and enthusiasm of last night
1t would seem that the fight for places
on the team would be warm. The
following men will probably be in the
lineup: Buse, Young, Brophey, Col
.linson, Holmes, johnson, Dunkleburg-
er, Conett, Mclaughlin, Miller, Watts,
Thorson, Peterson, Mcvey, Martin,
Tuske, Duell and Brennan.
Harry A. Kneeshaw, the popular
advertising manager Of the journal,
is arranging for the schedule and
promises that the boys will be given
an opportunity to test their strength
against the best amateur teams in the
state If they are willing to put in the
necessary time at practice.
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assigns in and along such streets.
avenues, bridges and public places,
shall conform to the established grado
OF said street. avenue, bridge and pub
lie place upon which the same are laid,
and in case no grade is esta blished
then said tracks and rails shall bellaid
SO as to conform to the grade of.,the
street as 1t Is used and whenever the
city of Grand Forks shall change the
grade OF any such street or streets,
any portion thereof the said grantees,
their successors or assigns shall at their
own cost and expense raise or lower
its SO that the surface or top Of the
established grade and the said track at
all times be kept by said Grantees,
!neir successors or ssigns In such con-
'dition that vehicles. horses and
yeniently; provided, however, that the
City Engineer may require the said
Grantees. their successors or assigns
to. protect the rails where the same
plank three inches in thickness laid
on each side of the rail, and at street
crossings the entire space between the
rails shall be planked SO as to afford
for vehicles and pedestrians. All such
plankfng to be maintained to the salts
faction OF the City Engineer.
The said city Of Grand Forks, shall
have the right to lay any of its fro
apparatus aL rat over, along or across any Of
assigns tracks, within tho city.;;.while
tually engaged extingushing fires.
The said Grantees shall repair any
and all damage done to tho streets,
ayenueg: bridges. pavements. curb,
public property caused by the con-
struction and operation of its street
railway line and shall save the city
harmless from any and all damage
rights and privileges herein granted
kapd in case said Grantees, their sue
cessors or assigns. shall fail or refuse
80 to do then the city of Grand Torka
the said Grantees, their successors or
assigns. 49,, i
When any street, avenue or bridge
occupied by the track Of said Grantees,
their successors or assigns shall be
paved by or, under the direction of said
or assigns. shall upon, the completion
OF said pavement pay to the treasurer
Of said city on demand such proportion
OF the cost OF paving the street inter-
area Of q strip eight lsj feet wide in
the case OF single track, and six
teen 16l feet wide in the case OF
double rack and running along said
street across such Intersection shall
bear to the total area OF. such inter-.
section. provided. however. that IL the
said Grantees. their successors or an
laid at. the same time or prior to the
laying of the paving on certain streets
and avenues to BIO done by the city dur
acceptance Of this franchise. no pros ,s
portion whatever of the expense OF
such paving ct street Intersections or.
otherwise shall BIO charged. to or paid,
for by the said Grantees, their sue
cssSors or assigns. except. any extra
charges that may; be- demanded by thu
paving contractor by reason OF, the
laying Of such track. which extra
charges shall be paid by tho Grantees.
their successors or assigns.
Section 6. Tho rights and priyileeest
herein granted to use that portion o.
the bridge crossing the Red River 81
the North Ct peMers and Minnesota
'aNvenues- together With the approaches
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PRES. PULLIAM DECIDES
CHICAGO HAS NO CLAIM

NSAA0oAoSAOA 1H0btUouS 116TTy VI Eul.
liam, OF the National league Of base
ball clubs, last night rendered q de-
cision on the protested New York
Chicago game played on the Polo
grounds here September %. Presi-
dent Pulliam rules that the game was
q tie and that the Chicago club had
no claim In equity for the forfeited
game on September "a, when Chicago
holds that the tie game Of the previous
day should have been played of.
Perhaps there has been no game in
baseball history that has caused SO
much discussion as this famous con-
test, which almost ended in riot on
the field. New York claimed the
game In the ninth inning, when, with
Bridwell at bat, Mccormick on third
and Merkle on first base, Briiwell
made a hit which brought Mccormick
home. Merkle. the Chicago players
claimed, did not touch second base,
and 80 was forced out by Bridwell,
thus multiplying the run scored by Nc
Cormick.
There was such demonstration on
the field at this stage that tho police
could not control the crowd. Man
ager Chance, OF the Chicago club. was
nearly mobbed for claiming that the
run did not count and the umpires.
Emslie and O'Day, did not render a
decision for fear Of being assaulted
by New York partisans. 1t would
have been impossible to have con-
tinued the game had tho umpires call
ed 1t draw, SO that 1t was not until
the night Of September Is that the
decision of the umpires calling the
contest q tie was announced.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW
ABSORPTION METHOD.

If you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles, send me
your address, and l will tell you how
to cure yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment; and will also
send some Of this home treatment free
for trial, with references from your
own locality II requested. Immediate
relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money, but tell others of this
Offer. Write today to Mrs. NJ. Sum-
mers, Box P, South Bend, Ind.
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UNIVERSITY
Right end Sullivan.
Right tackle-BE'a.rne1
oRD1NAroE NO. asl.

AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO q.
J. LANDER, w. H, KELSEY. p. II.
KENT AND o. A WERsTER r. THEIR lei
MM lGNT II ANS 6oe ogHRATb STREET RSn
R Rail; LINES ToaHTHER WITH
M s%Tc dFHhK kEaps WxRs X XIESs
WITH, III. OVER, ACROSS AND
ALONG THE STREETS. AyINuEs
APP BRI F1RWs OF No Tan G pEkof e
TeaEn E .MiTH N TIE RIaHT 81
OPERATINa. A LIGHTING POWER
REdUiATioNs AND CONDITIONS
GoNSSrRMu 5yEHD EoTfPrEps MANI
TxINhD AND OPERATED. a.
"a Il Ordained by the City Council Of
thJ City Of Grand Forks. North Da-
kota. u follows: A.
esys,on /. There, u hera,v grantcd
to b. =. Lander, M.;H EAls.v. F.. u.
KaDs and o. ~ Webster. their sucea-
s sess p aaa e build .auip, ,.intsi n
md operate Q street railway line or lines
With single or double tracks together
with all necessary side tracks. turn
es na .nd spe.n Sse il z
therSM4th in. over. across and along
the following streets avenueA bridges
and public plsces9 Witnin the limits OF
the City Of Grand Forks. North Da.
kote, - the stme nov exist OF may
heEesfter .ne extema o t..,, No-., r,..n
street to the City limits.
North Fifth street rom skidmofe
avenue to DeMers 4venue:
DeMers avenue g ana across the
DeMers avenus Iraase. crossing the
Red River Of thse Norn.
Third street from International
avenue to Woodland aven4s.
Minnesota avenue from Third street.
to and ACROSS tne 1innesota aven4e
bridge crossing thsSHsd River OF. the
North. 81
Belmont avenue from Third street. TO
Second avenue. ~. y .
Chestnut street from eecond avenue
to Tenth avenue.
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connect said ground circuit al afore-
said and such other return: feeder
wires as may be necessary. I, 4

connect said ground circuit al afore-
said and such other return: feeder
wires As may be necessary.
The said Grantees. their successors
O. assigns. shall in connection with It'd
feeder wires and rail connections and
bonds which shall be necessary or suf-
hctent to return to the dynamo or 9TH
or source Of power the current used in
street railway cars and for the :diminu-
ton Of electrical corrosion Of under.
ground metal work. Ground return
wires must be so arranged that the
a alnera.a ct potential between the
point on the return circuit will not ex-
coed Twenty-Five (25) volts and the
ely engineer may require that the po-
sitive pole Of the dynamo be connected
this or other underground metal work
are found to be electrically positive to
the rails or surrounding earth that
they may be connected, by, conductors
possible current now e from The '1 Pipes rs
into tho ground. (.
Tho Grantees for themselves their
successors and assigns agree with the
city OF Grand Forks to Indemnity and
save harmless. the said ,cityt from, all
service pipes or other metallic, pipes or
cables caused by any negligence o. the
Grantee, its successors, Or assigns in
the matter sof carrying into effect, this
All poles, cross arms. -hbraeket ana
other. appliances necessary fof con-
venieht to the construction, main
tenance ana operation Of said street
rsilWay ana for other PURPOSES as au-
dinance shall be erected and main.
tanned under the direction tof the City
Enginee!in the following naanners
a. All poles used IN such con-
city Of Grand Forks az tho same at
present exist or may hereafter Is ex-
tended shall be Of steel and. Iron, OUT
side of such hre limits such eonstruc-
VI Uniform III. q and o ssp.p e ad
shall hesneatly painted & al tfmess Z
Il (B) Z All poles shall DO located Tor
placed ct the side Of the street In tho
ksidewalk by the curb, their support
the purpose for which they are intend
lc) All trolley. poles slail b, q sui
sncient height and the span wires Or
EShsll support the trolley wires a. every
point at . height Of not less than
Fifteen (16) feet above the finished
surface Of the street. 'y' s 81. !.
ssuccessors and assigns. shall In. the
construction, equipment, matntenafice
and operation Of said RAILWAY perform
Its work In such aSmanner Is not TO
ha protect III sssssts ad saa
openings Ut night with suitable and
sadeqdafs red lights. l!7F - ).
Section s! The tracks bfS the said
lshali be laid % near 8 practicabias i is
the center Of the streets Occupied Nv
~ IL all cases whore 4 ID tJconkenieHt
for it.se 70 DO. and shall Be 8. Standard
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Mr.. Kern says 1t is no Joke to be
vice president. In Mr.. KeHn's case the
Joke is in being a candidate for vice
president
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FEW NORTHERN LEAGUE
MEN ARE RETAINED

Following is list of the players
retained by the Northern league for
the season Of 1909:
Duluth-C.. j. Westcott, Otto Keep
ping. Richard Thoerson, Robert A.
Grace (suspended), Robert Connell.
(suspended. Jack Croake (sMspend-
ed), Walter j. Larke (suspended),
Walter P. Francois (suspended), Joe
Shocks (suspendeO.
Brandon-C. Dahlgren, L. f. Nelson,
A. O'Dea (suspended).
Winnipeg-Geo. Metzger, w. Crum,
e. j. Giencke. ], w. Beatty, p. King.
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UNIVERSITY PLAYS
HIGH SCHOOLS
First Games win Only Be
Workouts But viii Give q
Good Line on Teams

. . . i . . . = .
Coach Dunlap Of University, :
optomistic, expects to win game
but .does not know by what mar
gin and figures, that 1t will mere :
ly be- q workout for the team :
which is crippled for the first :
game by the absence Of two starr. :
sssss sisss5ss &c - - .
60 =
Coach Burtness Of Central High
SCHOOL, will be we'll satisfied =
IL the high school boys hold them
to fifty points or less. The team
10 lighter than ever and green :
and cannot cope with the weight :
of the university. Il will be q =
good workout and give an oppor- :
tunity to get a line on, both teams
no matter which way It goes" :
80
The flrst football games Of the sea-
son are on today. The North Dakota
university first team and the Central
high school team are contesting on
the university field, the games start
ing at 1880 p. m, and the second team
OF the university and the East Grand
Forks high school are at MAY at the
Pickett park in East Grand Forks, the
game starting at 4 o'clock.
In the big game in local circles Of
de day It was figured that the uni
versity would win out by margin
from 80 to so points to the good. The
university team is somewhat crippled
however, by the absence of Captain
Edgar Wells, who was on the side
lines because of a sprained ankle.
Conmy Mas also out Of the game be-
cause Of injuries.
The high school team were all
there with bells on, only oKeefe be.
ing crippled by slight injury. The
team is the highest that has repre-
scented the high school in many
moons but hope to make a good show
ing through pluck. All the high
school boys promise to stick to the
post before the start Of the game.
The teams lined up as follows for
the. big game. some changes being
provided f6f In order to give all 9
try out ss q
UNIVERSITY
Right end-Sullivan. .s5G
Rf0ht fackle-Rarnea
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UNIVERSITY SECONDS
Right end-Mcc lintock or McHol

SECONDS
Right end McC lintock or McFIol-
land. !. ~.
Right tackle-Herman. !" ,'sf
Right guard-Nesdahl. ~
Center-Dickinson.
Left guard. Zipoy.
Left tackle-Ripdel.
Left end-F. Zipoy or Kenerer.
Quarter-Brennan or ]. Martineau.
2 Left half-Movius.
: Right half. Martineau.
Full pack-Budge. pt5, j,
EAST SIDE
Right end-Banik.
Right tackle-Sullivan or Mougovau
Right guard-Enright, Giles.
Center-McGowan.
Left guard-McIlraith.
Left tackle-Mero. 81.
y Left end-Wickwire.
Quarter-Benson.
Right half-Ed. Mc1lraith.
Left half-Routley.
Full back-Holley. !"
a
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FIRST FOOTBALL or SEASON
IS on TODAY N. GRAND FORKS

Right guard-Torgeson. S.ss: ss
Center-Steee, Ddmonds Or Lean.
Leu guard-Flastad or Lesion.
Lett fackle-Iynn or Bonner. b
Lott end-sandlie OF Winernan.
Quarter l3ulickson or Mckay.
/ Right half-Schmidt. Il
Full back cGraw Or Bulge. q.
Let halt Roddy or johnson.
34!sss8 q. :s
CENTRAL
Nght Ends. schfosser or owen
Right Tackle GunderySn.
Right Guard-Tollefsop
Lett Guard Olson or Nomland.
ser.
4 Characterised or Woods.
Right Half-Russell. captain.
Left Half-C. o,Keefe. K,
Full Back-Henry. s.s.
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The game at the Pickett park. Will
be much closer contest than that at
the university, and there is not a
whole lot Of choice between the teams.
as the East Side boys are in shape to
do some good work with all the last
years team in play. The university
seconds should prove q good lot, as
2 number on the team. were first ra-
ters last year playing on the "U." first
team. d. .
The zipoy boys have played on the
East Side high team In former years
and they will meet a few of their old
team mates In the game today. The
teams will lineup as follows for the
game:
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