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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
FARMERS Plan
BIG TRACK MEET
MANAGER DYNES OF THE ATH-
,LETIc DEPARTMENT or THE A.
C. is ENpEAVoRING TO PULL
OFF COLLEGE TRACK MEET
THIS SPRING.

The A. c., the F. c., the wahpeon
School Of Science and the Valley City
normal may meet this spring in a
track meet to be held under the au-
spices of the A. c. Manager Dynes
of the A. @. athletics, has a plan
through which the arrangement may
be pulled off, He is seeking medals
from business men down town. These
need not be costly-but will be some
incentive to competition. 1t is to be
hoped the plan will succeed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
Best treatment for Colds.

Most ordinary colds will yield to the
simplest treatment" says the Chicago
Tribune, "moderative laxatives, hot
foot baths, a free perspiration and an
avoidance of exposure to cold and wet
after treatment" While this treatment
is simple, 1t requires consider" BILE
trouble. and the one adopting 1t must
remain in doors for day =" two, or a
fresh cold is almost sure 20 be con-
tracted, and in many instances pneu-
monia follows. Is it not better to pin
your faith to an old reliable prepara-
tion like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
that is famous for it's cures of colds
and can always be depended upon?
For sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
RHYME OF RECORDS.

Dick went up in an airship,
And Tom remained below
To race in his brand new motor,
And break ~ record Or 80.
He gear>~ his car to the highest
- turned it loose in its power.
And travelled around the Stadium
At two hundred miles an hour.
But Dick, careering above him.
Was Ieaning over the side,
And gazing down on the race-track
Enjoying his airy ride,
When the bag and the basket parted
And down he came from the blue
At a hundred miles minute
Which was better than Tom could
do
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
Low Fares for Settlers, Chicago, Mil.
wauIeee e. st. Paul Ry.

Low fares for settlers. every Tues
day from March % TO April "a. inclu-
sive. to NolSm Dakota and Montana
points on tEN@new Chicago, Milwau-
kee e. Puget Sound Railway. Rates
apply to Haynes, Hettinger. Bowman.
Marmarth and other North Dakota
points, and to Baker, allies City, For-
syth, Musselshell, Lavina, Roundup.
HarIowton, Moore. LewistoVn and
other Montana stations on this new
line. Complete tn-ormatiou free from
your local agent r. A. Miller, general
passenger agent, Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
1909 Session Laws.

The Forum Ii now taking orders FOR
copies of the 1908 session laws OF
North Dakota, which will be published
immediately after the legislature adj
joufns and tine laws passed are signed
BY the governor. The publishers win
only print limited sup. " over the
actual orders taken. and those who
wish q copy Of these valuable little
books al.euld send In their orders and
checks SOW to make sure Of having
xlsesA. The pricc il $I pe2 copy. Adj
dress The Forum PrintipS Co.. Fargo,
N. n
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07

found that JEFF had good heart but
that his wind was decidedly short.
The most interesting feature Of the
visit was the weighing Of JEFF. The
scales in the gymnasium showed his
weigL< to be more than 200 pounds.
The exact figure is being kept secret,
but our informant says JEFF weighed
between 26O and 275 pounds and that
JEFF said he wished ne had been al
lowed to keep one foot on the floor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
THE ROYAL TAILORS

OF Chicago and New York. Pure wool
goods. Place your order with re-
liable dealer. j. B. Ashelman. 518 ".
r. Ave. Phone s15.
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RAsERAL.L...

everything you want for that game
r rot. PAY me cash and I can do
,,,bat,s right by you Ben Hart.
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You get good bargains always at
his sales. Read over the big ad to-
night. ,-r
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WOULD RAISE
ATHLETIC FEE

A. C. Spectrum: At a meeting Of the
Athletic association last Thursday
resolution was adopted petitioning the
faculty to increase the athletic fee
of So cents now charged as part of
the regular fees at registration to 81
per term. 1t was also proposed that
the privileges of all paying this fee be
extended to include not only that Of
attendance at athletic events but also
gymnasium privileges including the use
of lockers, baths, etc.
This petition was considered at the
regular faculty meeting last Friday
and was referred to a special commit
tee which will report this coming Fri
day and the faculty will probably take
final action upon the matter.
Receives AppropaI.
This action of the athletic assocta-
tion has the approval of the board of
control and the general manager. 1t
has been found that the so cent fee
now charged, though it can be made
to cover running expenses, this can be
done only by arranging the cheapest
possible schedules and in no case are
funds left for local improvements.
o nAbSG S@CH0hiAs
BY adopting the proposed plan our
athletics, it is urged, can be put upon
a progressive and Independent basis
and at the same time 1t Is thought that
a stronger and healthier athletic spirit
will be developed, due to the fact that
all students will be members Of the
athletic association and will have
access to gymnasium privileges. The
baths, which are one feature of the
equipment now at the disposal only Of
members of the athletic association is
feature which is worth more than
the extra so cents.
Not Excessive.
From the standpoint of admission to
games alone the charge would be
trifing. Last fall the students were
admitted to the football games for IL
cents and last winter to the basketball
games for cents, while in former
years the regular admission for stu
dents has been so cents for each one
of the football games and 25 cents for
each of the basketball games.
During the spring every one
would be benefited by taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy. 1t furnishes a needed
tonic to the kidneys after the extra
strain of winter, and 1t purifies the
blood by stimulating the kidneys, and
causing them to eliminate the impur-
tiles from 1T. Foley's Kidney Remedy
imparts new life and vigor. Pleasant
to take IT II Caaselnnan
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
DIR. SARGENT LOOKS AT JEFF.
And Discovers by the Scales he
Weighs More Than $50 Pounds.

Boston, April Jim Jeffries paid
visit to DR.. Dudley Sargent, head OF
the Hemenway gymnasium at Har-
ward on Thursday afternoon. Sam
Berger, DIR. Sargent and two other per-
sons were there. DIR. Sargent put the
tape on the pugilist's bulky body and
had him skip a rope so that the heart
action could be tested. DIR. Sargent
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-04-07
CANADIAN SCHEDULE
Teams in Western Canada League
Getting Ready.

Winnipeg, April THE schedule
for the playing season of 1909 in the
Western Canadian baseball league is
now ready, Secretary Lamb having
put the final touch to 1t yesterday,
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worlds series, are also on deck. Null
lin is to be given the honor OF opening
the season for Detroit. All together
1t looks very good to Detroit fans and
to the enthusiastic manager.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-23

for the holiday festivities.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the bes.
Sold only by NJ. l.. Jones Coal Co. lno.
40. Bell 499K.
For Rent-TypewrIters from So to
81 per month. Good ones, too Call
In and see tehm. L. II. 6ecraft, cor
ner Grant and Twenty-fourth street. -
Storeroom for rent, 419 Twenty
third street Inquire 2264 Washing
ton avenue. 12-ltf
Nearly new piano for rent or for
sale, cheap. o. ]. Stilwell, Bell,
l02S.Y; Ind. 81. =
Died at North ogden.-Edward D
Pickford. son of Mr. aud Mrs. Edwin
J. Pickford. died at the family resi-
dence at North Ogden last night at
1870 o'clock, after lingering illness
of heart trouble The deceased was
born in North Ogden. August "a, 1893.
and had spent all his life at home.
Funeral services will be held at the
North Ogden meeting house Sunday.
at Il O'Clock.
Light lunches served at Wards, 2341
Wash. Ave, $50 25th St
WANTED-Clean white rags at the
Standard Office. =
Fine assortment of all kinds cand.
les at Wards. Both Stores. -
Fancy baskets. boxes and fine choco-
lates at Wards. Both Stores.
sl10 to Salt Lake and return via
the d. &c r. G. Dec. 9th and 2Sth, ac-
count Teachers meeting, Good return
Ing until Jan. 3rd.
Fine line bakery goods at Wards
Gillette Coal Co. 155 West 9th.
Both phones 107.
A Xmas Present that will last for
years, an Edison Phonoo1aph at Proud
fit SPIT. Gds. Co.
The largest display OF unredeemed
Diamonds in the city at less than
Wholesale, Uncle Sans Loan Office.
27S 25th St
Ordcr brick or bulk Ice cream at
Wards. Either phone 279. -
The Ideal Xmas Present, an Edison
Photograph at Proudfit SPIT. Gds. Co.
Holiday rates via D. & r G.. One
single fare round trip. Dec 18th, 23rd.
24tb, 2oth. 3lst. and January lst. Good
returning until Jan. Srd, 1910.
Our store open every night tin
Christmas. Utah Stationery Co. -
Sl10 TO Salt Lake and return via
the d & r. G., Dec. 27th and 2Sth. ac-
count Teachers meeting. Good re-
turning until Jan. 3rd.
Hot stuff-hot stuff is Lewis Good
Coal Phone 149 =
For Sale heating stoves Inquire
for Mr.. Poulter. basement Standard
Office -
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RANDOM
REFERENCES

Gcand Prize Waiting Contest-At
ROYAL Dancing Academy, Xmas Eve.
and night Three cash prizes; First
prize. $500 to best couple, second
prize. $500 10 second hest couple;
third prize. 500 to third best couple.
Ten couples viii be selected Xmas
Eve Same ten 10 compete Xmas
night for prizes. =
Genuine Vermont Maple Sugar and
Syrup st Ragan & oamer. Mrs. ]. T.
Mlgnault, Agent -
Special Christmas Matinee Dance,
Saturday afternoon at Auditorium.
2.S0 TO $500; 500 10 1900 Eve, =
Church Of tho Good shepherd.-Pro-
gram for Christmas day at 1890 q.
M. Professional Hymn Introit An
them, Nov When Jesus Was Born, %
(Palmer) Duets, Miss Myrtle Bal.
linger and Miss Winans; Miss Lucille
Tayey and Mr. Lon Lyman 0blisato
and chorus. Kyrie Gloria Tibi. An
them. 'Hark tho Song Jubilee" (Pal-
msz d1ets, baritone and tenor
so, ~ Dffertory. "Judaea." (MozarD .
MISS f1uud w llldlis' oulouiu Oul uh
and Sanctus. Hymn. Gloria in Ex-
cclsis Deo Nunc DlInittis. Roces-
sional Hymn
Russcll-James Co.'s Perfection brand
Bacon is better than the fancy Eastern
brands. Why pay more than % cents
per pound? Bell sec, Ind. 521.
Holiday Excursion yls sambereer
llne.-Salt Lake, Sl90. on sale De
cember %. "a. 25, 81. January 1st
limit January 3rd. All other points
one fare for round trip. Twelve trains
aaily
PEAcocK-The best Rock Springs
on the market. Phone q. John
Fsrr tf
Christmas Servlce-Will be held, in
both the English and the Swedish
language, at the Swedish Lutheran
Elm church. on New Years morning,
Jau. /. commencing at $50 a m,
There will be no service on Christ
mas dag as the pastor viii be In Park
<~Sity Observe the change On Sun
Say evening, Jan. 2 the Sunday
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HEAVY STORMS AT SEA.

New York. Dec. 23,-According to
wireless reports from -;oming lin
ers. a storm of great magnitude is pre-
vailing upon the Atlantic. The Lusi-
tania. the ST. Paul the Minnetonka
and La Touraine are among the west
bound liners which have found the
weather very severe. They will
reach New York behind schedule
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POLE WAS TOO MUCH
FOR AMERICAN WRESTLER.

Ottumwa. Ia. Dec, .23.-Whcn Zbysz-
CO. the Polish wrestler. lifted George
Turner of Kellogg. Iowa, and thre"
him to the mat, a muscle in Turner
right shoulder snapped and Turner
was put out of the handicap match
here last night. Zbyszco took the
first fall in 2O:22 with body and bar
lock. Turner was unable 10 cont.nu
the match in which Zbyszco agreed
To throw his adversary three times I'm
an hour. One thousand people saw
the bODt
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MONUMENT TO FlREMET

New York, Dec. pa $4,000
monument to firemen Of New York
City, who died at their posts of duty
viii be built In Union Square early
next year. The design, by II. Y. B.
Magonigle. architect of the Mckinley
national memorial has just been aD-
proved by the Municipal Art COM
panN.
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action aside from that which was ma

action aside from that which was ma
terial to the proof of conspiracy.
MIR. Curry also testified He said
the story of Van Ness and Miss Mus
ser was untrue In those things that
pointed to conspiracy, but did not con-
tradict 1t in other things The testi-
mony OF Mr. Curry was virtually a
confederation of Mrs Curry's state
mentS.
One who heard the denials given by
the two Currys said that it called to
his mind the words OF Shakespeare.
Me thinks thou doest protest too
much"
The case will be continued this az
ternoon at 80, when Attorney Jen'
sen win begin the cross-eXamination
of Mr. Curry 1t is expected that the
hearing will be concluded tomorrow
forenoon
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INVENTOR UNSUCCESSFUL.

Hampstead, i, L. Dec. 22.-F. L.
Smith OF Easton, Pa. made an unslc-
cessful attempt to fly today in an aero
plane Of his own construction. Atic-
rising for a moment in the air the
machine fell to the ground. smaak'7S
one OF the planes. Smith says he Will
make another attempt
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DOLLS JUST ARRIVE
sElATEO SHIPMENT OF KID
DOLLS WILL FORCE THE
PRICE DOWN.

A great case of dolls from Ger
many which should have been In
Ogden thirty days ago, arrived yes
terday at Wrights Store-The
shipper was notified by wire that
the case would not be accepted. ow-
Ing 10 late shipment. He replied. OF"
fering a lower price rather than pay
return charges.
Therefore-a good many fine dolls
Will be looking for homes tomorrow
and late buyers will pick up some
exceptional bargains. =
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G G O Q @ O G 30 0 5000 o @
RSONAl.
MR.. 4. Y. z.

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: We felt impelled to break
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, All men need encouragement
. and We are not exceptions You
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the match The statement was made
By the champion last night after read
ing dispatch from Los Angeles that
Wolgast was begging chance 10 land
the title.
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ORPNEUEI

RESERVE YOUR SEATS EARLY
FOR XMAS MATINEE AND NIGHT
THE ORPHEUM. NOW ON SALE
TICKETS WILL BE HELD UNTIL
CALLED FOR. -
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NELSON is READY TO
SIGN UP WITH WOlSAST

Chicago. Dec 23.-Battling Nelson
stands ready 20 close with Ad Wolgast
for a fight In America as soon as the
Milwaukee boy posts a forfeit to bind
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MISS MUSSER ON
WITNESS STAND
Coroborates Story the Dolly Dimp Conspiracy Re-
by NessYoung Man Given Severe Gross Exam
nation Dolly Herself Testifos-Case Still
in Court

Van Ness. she anld. became a little
nervous and told hcr that he would
90 up 10 the drug storo and see what
time # was He left her standing on
the corner and while she was stand
ing there alone. the white horse and
buggy appeared along the street, COM
ing from the north. She raised the
paper and the party in the buggy
and Mrs. Curry. Mrs Curry got out
of the buggy aud Mr. Curry said to
the witness: Come here. You and
Dolly go to the dance hall"
When Dolly Was Captured.
Miss Musser said that Mr.. Curry
then drove away and she and Mrs
Curry started toward the dance hall
They had not gone far, however, when
Mrs. Curry said she had left her
purse at the hotel and had no money
TO pay for admission to the dance.
Miss MusSer told Mrs. Curry that Fred
meaning Van NesS-had gone 10 the
drug store and would be back in n
minute, and that they could get some
money from him. The witness said
that they then turned around and
walked back 10 the corner of Twenty
third and Grant avenue, where they
met Mr.. Van Ness and told him that
Mrs. Curry had no money He said
he would get some for her and start
ed ont ahead of them toward Twenty
fourth street
Miss Mussor testified that she and
Mrs. Curry walked south along Grant
avenue toward the dance hall, and
that when they reached Twenty
fourth street Mr.. Van Ness met them
and placed some money In Mrs Cur
rvs hand. and then went on
The witness said that she and Mrs,
Curry entered the dance hall and went
into the dressing room, where Mrs.
Curry removed her makeup" after
which Mrs Curry danced with Mr
Flinders a few moments. Mrs. Cur
ry then paid her attentions TO q baby
in q carriage. at which time lady
was about to give the salutation for
the capture of Dolly Dimples" Mrs
Curry told the lady that she was sor.
ry. as she had just been captured by
This young lady. meaning Miss Mus.
ser She said that there was nothing
said between her and Dolly about the
"frame-up' for the capture as they
walked TO the dance hall. After Mrs
Curry had finished her dance. said
Miss MuSSer, I'VE went into the dress
ing room and Mrs. Curry interviewed
me, She asked me my name, place
of residence and occupation and then
said. I don't know what else to ask
you, and that is all there was to the
interview
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county officers and clerks for Decem-
ber were also allowed. and the court
house crowd now have ample funds
for the holiday festivities.
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Money Paid to Miss Musscr.

The witness said that Van Ness
told her TO appear at the Arlington
hotel the next morning so as to ar
range for getting the reward, She ap-
peared there and was met by Mr.. Cur
rv who told her to go TO the Standard
Office. which she did. Mrs Curry was
there. she said. and they signed the
aflldavits that were introduced In evil
denoe during the forenoon She said
that Dolly talked to her again about
what she was working at, etc, and
that Mr.. Glasmann handed the witness
a check for $500.
She started for the bank and Mr.
and Mrs, Curry followed her as far
as Wrlght's corner. Mr Curry told her
10 get the check cashed in currency.
Mr. and Mrs Curry were to await at
the Wright corner for her return from
the bank, but she said that when she
came back. they were in front OF
Sooys photograph gallery, and then
they walked together to the entrance
of Crawshaw's studio. where they met
Van Ness and Mr.. Kicker They all
went upstairs to have photograph
taken Of herself and Dolly"
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school children will give their an
mal Christmas program. Everybody
Is cordially Invited.
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Money Disappears.

While on the way up the stairs, the
witness stated. she handed Van Ness
the money. she keeping $50 OF It. as
part of her share of the deal. that at
the top OF the stairs Van Ness and
Curry stepped into the side hall and
she saw them no more with the money.
She also said that Van Ness had call
cd at her home since that time and
told her and her mother not to talk
about the case TO newspaper reporters
or 10 Mr. Glaemann or the officers
On cToss-eXamination, Miss Musser
stated that she did not give hte proper
salutatIon for the capture Of Dolly"
and that she knew il was false when
she made an affidavit that the cap
ture was made in accordance with
the rules of the contest
She said also that she had been ad-
vised to he firm when she demanded
the reward; that Mr. Glasmann might
question her considerably about the
matter and that she should not give
anything away to him; said she
thought 1t was queer to have Van Ness
say Mr.. Glasmann knew all about 1t
and then forbid her TO talk TO him
about 1t said she wished she had talk
ed TO him
Chief Browning Testities.
The hearing was continued this
morning by placing Chief of Police
Thomas E Browning on the witness
stand to testify regarding the amount
OF money Mr. Curry. one OF the dc
PENDANTS. had at the time of his ar
rest at Los Angeles The Chief stat.
ed that he did not know how much
money the man had, except through
the statements Of others, This was
considered as heresay and was not
accepted by the court,
Mrs. CurTy-"DOlly DimpleS was
the next witness for the defense She
stated that she IS the wife OF l.. V
Curry and that she took part in the
so-called Dolly Dimples" contest In
Tho Standard last month, she playing
the role OF Dolly Dimples" She said
she had nothing whatever 10 do with
the business transaction between her
husband and Mr.. Kicker and The
Standard, that she was working FOR 4
salary, Mrs, Curry said she had no
interest in the contest except that
which a wife would have for the well
fare Of her husband
CoIly Makes Denial.
Mrs. Curry's testimony was point
blank denial OF the story OF the con-
Spiracy told by the witnesses for the
state. Mr. Van Ness and Miss Musser.
but agreeing with their testimony Ia
all things they said about the trans
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Mrs Curry's testimony was a point
blank denial Of the story OF the con-
Spiracy told by the witnesses for the
state. Mr.. Van Ness and Miss Musser.
but agreeing with their testimony Ia
all things they said about the trans
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-23

Grand Ball given by the ogden Con
cert Band. Wed. Eve. Dec %, 0s, Con
greSs Dancing Academy.
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Mother needs new glasses-ge
them for Xmas. Rushmer