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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
Australian PED
Is Defeated

LONDON, Saturday.. L. Hol.
way, Of America, beat A. u. Postle,
at Wigan, on Saturday, In 100 yds.
fiat race, for $1,000.
The betting was to on Holway.
when half the distance had been ira
versed the American was apparent
ly beaten. but putting on a squirt
in the last 20 yards. he won by n
foot In two and half years inside
evens loqual to 1l% sec.)
Postle stated that the heaviness OF
the track. owing to the rain when
had fallen, was dead against him.
G. +. Holway Is an American, who
early last month was credited In
Wales with running 5k yards in
side evens. He possibly is not so
speedy, but that he could travel
some was abundantly shown when
he won the Pontypridd Handicap at
Tan Vale. Wales, on September z,
from the ~ yards mark The prize
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
HARMFUL BUGS
MUST NOT enter

A most interesting meeting of the
BOARD of Agriculture and Forestry
was held yesterday afternoon In tho
Capitol basement. Reports on the
work done during September and
October were submitted and read.
Kotinsky!s report on figs was OF
especial interest. He reports:
The fig industry can and should
be made to pay on these Islands. Land
and climate are favorable. cultiva-
ton, drying. packing and shipping
comparatively simple and easy. No
great initial outlay Is needed, ana
three or four years should produce
the first paying crop. We have In
this industry in addition the CO.
operation and help of the federal au-
thorities, who propagate and dis
tribute gratis many choice varieties
Of capri and smyrna plants. What
ever agency IL necessary should be
Set in motion and give this promis-
ing industry healthy stimulus to-
ward progress"
Other reports treating on bugs and
insects were gone over and digested.
a close watch is being kept by In
spector Ehrhorn for little red ant
that thrivcs In California. as well az
for similar specie from the Orient.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
Wilmington Boys
On Varsity Team

At the opening of the season II
seemed as II competent line OF
unusually big and strong men might
be developed from the material on
hand at Harvard, but reversals in
form, injuries and sickness have
spoiled the outlook somewhat says
the Evening Telegram.
Captain Fish and Mckay last year
left little to be desired as a pair OF
big, aggressive tackles. and Il was
expected that these positions would
give no trouble this year. Fish has
been out of practice with tonsilitis.
The strain Of the captaincy has not
told yet on his playing. but It has
undoubtedly affected his physical
condition and may in time inter.
fere with his playing.
Mckay's development has been
backward after an illness last spring
and he has not in any game this
fall shown real varsity form. As
one of the few regulars left for the
line he was counted on to help out
his guard this season, but he has
had all he could do to play his own
position fairly well.
Right guard is as settled as any
place on the team with Bob Fish
err, the old Andover player, as the
permanent selection. Tie has been
improving steadily and makes a good
man for the Mace ms no has weight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24

was $500 and n gold medal. Jack
Todd. of Victoria tPostle's trainer.
6la yards, succumed to Holway In
the semi-final. Holway immediate
ly challenged the neet-footed Aus
tralian champion as follows. 81
would like to race A. u. Postle. of
Australia. any distance between 100
yards and 200 yards for the sprint
championship of the world. and any
part of $1,000. Evidently Postle
closed with the offer at once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-24

At times yesterday the wind WAS
SO strong about the top of Diamond
Head AZ to interfere with operations
now going on. if.-- - l,i.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
Famous Troupe at the Grand.

The New York Clipper, IN its criti-
cism Of the programme Of the Bowery
BurlesQuers in New York has the fol-
lowing excellent notice OF The Great
Nazzaros, who are appearing at the
Grand this week:
"The show that made burlesaue fa-
muous'' says the programme of The
Bowery Burlesquers which is at Sid
Eson's this week and If uhe truth of
the statement Is granted 1t must be
admitted that Hurtig & Seamon are
trading on the former reputation of
the title. This years production has
some bright spots but it is in the main
disappointing.
The Great Nazzaros, a novelty gym
nastic act in the olio, is by far the best
thing in the show There are three
members of the acrobaric troupe; q
man, youth and a very small boy
Feats which have never before been
seen are accomplished by these gym
nasts with ease. The most remarkable
is where the man lifts the smallest boy
from horizontal position on the stage
to where he balances him hand to hand
in the air. Only one OF the mans
hands and one of the boys hands arc
pressed into service.
Ben Jensen is the leading comedian
and he is very funny. He gets but little
support in comedy way and while
there are few good voices among the
lady principals no numbers are pre-
sented which stand out The chorus Is
mot only weak in voices. There are
only fourteen girls In the chorus.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
MEN ARE WANTED
ON 500 BRANCH
RECENT ARRIVAL FROM THERE
TELLS OF THE SCARCITY or
HARVEST HELP AND HIGH
WAGES OFFERED AROUND
PLAZA, RYDER AND DOUGLAS.

Hundreds Of harvesters can get
employment for q long period at high
wages on the 500 branch between
Washburn and Drake. said e. s.
Elliott, the we'll known printer, this
morning.
II have just returned from Ryder,
Dougles Plaza. Max and other towns
In that section. Harvest hands are
very scarce and the farmers are
offering high wages. If there are any
idle men they should hike for that
section The work will cover a long
period and there will be plenty OF jobs
till snow flies.
The 500 has put on a daily SER
vice UP that branch and 1t is more
easily accessible The crops are
magnificent and all the towns from
Bismarck north are showing a lot Of
prosperity"
Mr.. Elliott reports that a paper Is
to be started on the Standing Rock
Indian, agency by Mclaughlin. IT
should prove a winner with the new
branch of the N. p. going south and
the reservation to be opened in
short time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
CONCERT NEXT MONDAY
The Young Peoples Union Of Fargo
and Moorhead Plan a Fine
Entertainment.

Next Monday night at the First Bap,
tist church a concert will be given by
the Fargo Moorhead Young Peoples
union. The concert will be literary and
musical and some of the~best talent in
the cities will assist in the programme
The F. M. Y.U. is planning on doing
a lot Of work during the coming fall
and winter season. They hope to have
regular visiting committees and mis-
sionary committees who will take an
active part In the christian work in the
city. They will make a special effort
to get the out-of- town students who
come to attend the various Fargo edu-
cational institutions interested in re-
ligious work.
1t is for the purpose of raising money
for this work that the concert will be
given.
The programme will consist Of In
strumental and vocal selections and
will be well worth . hearing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
PRESIDENT FOR
FARGO COLLEGE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE ONE
OF THE MOST PROMINENT CON-
GREGATloNALIsTs IN COUNTRY
IN VIEW FOR THE OFFICE
SEVERAL APPLICANTS.

The board of directors OF Fargo coll
lege are considering one OF the most
prominent men in the Congregational
denomination for the presideny Of
Fargo college. He is from New York
city and a telegram was sent to him
yesterday asking him to come and look
over the field.
It is understood that this man is
thinking Svery seriously about taking
up the presidency and If he can be
secured 1t will mean a great deal to
Fargo and North Dakota. He would be
valuable addition to the educational
interests of the city and state.
There are several applicants for the
place and 1t win be necessary to make
a selection in very short time as the
school year begins in September.
"A meeting Of the board of directors
will be called as soon as the decision
OF the New York man is learned.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
WEBSTER ARRIVES
TO OPEN OFFICE
HEADQUARTERS or THE RIJou
BOOKING AGENCY WHICH
BOOKS FOR sIxTY-TWo HoUs-
Es WILL BE OPENED IN FARGO
NEXT TUESDAY.

Geo, Fl. Webster who will change
the headquarters Of his big vaude-
vile booking agency from Valley City
to Fargo arrived here this morning.
He expects to open his Office in Ear
go next Tuesday in the Huntington
block.
Mr.. Webster has now one of the
most successful booking agencies in
the country and he is absolutely in
dependent OF the theatrical trust.
He started in a small way, his first
customer being Walter Treat manager
Of the Fargo Bijou and now he has
sixty-two houses on his circuit.
This circuit takes in Minnesota.
North and South Dakota, Montana
and all Of Canada.
When Webster first began to branch
out and make a success Of his inde-
pendent booking business he was APP
preached by the trust and informed
that he had to quit. They offered to
buy him out and named price which
was acceptable to Webster. However
he also demanded a permanent posi-
tion with a salary which the trust
would not pay so the deal fell through
Since then the trust has kept UP a
constant warfare but Webster's Biiou
circuit has fiourished in spite of this
and today is stronger than 1t ever
was before and 1t is now the strong
est circuit in the northwest.
Mr.. Webster has been in the show
business for twenty seven years He
knows every wrinkle Of the business
and has acted in every capacity from
making a balloon ascension to run
ming vaudeville. house of his own
He came to Valley City several years
ago with a vaudeville act. He liked
the place and decided to go into the
show business there for himself. He
made a success of his. house there
and then branched out into the book
ing business
This business has now grown until
Mr.. Webster has decided that he
needs more central location. He
has chosen Fargo as the best place in
his territory for train and mail ser
vice and after next Tuesday he will
have his headquarters here
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
HENRY KROGH IS
CALLED BY DEATH
PIONEER NORTH DAKoTAN, DAN
IsH VICE CONSUL AND WELL
KNOWN FARGO BUSINESS MAN,
CROSSES THE GREAT DIVIDE
LAST EVENING AT HOME HERE.

Fargo is called upon today to
mourn one Of it's best known citizens,
Henry Krogh, a pioneer of the state,
Danish vice consul and a prominent
business man of the city. Death came
when Mr.. Krogh was but 56 years of
age, as a result Of pernIcious anemia
with which he had been suffering for
several weeks.
He was Sc years Of age, a native Of
Denmark and he came to Fargo in
1879. Two years later, in 1881, he
formed a partnership with Frank J.
Thompson of this city and this part
nership lasted. with the most pleas
ant relations on bith sides, for twelve
years. They were engaged in the
land business and during those years
they doubtless settled more immi-
grants in the two Dakotas than any
other two men in the northwes.
In 1889 Mr. Krogh was admitted to
the bar. He has always been one of
the most respected and influential
citizens Of the city and state and has
an acquaintance over the entire north
west. AS Danish vice consul this ac-
quaintance has been enlarged and
through his considerute attentions to
his fellow countrymen he has won a
warm place in the hearts Of many who
were glad to count him a personal
friend.
He was married to Marie Vogt and
three sons came to bless this union
They are Fred, Gehard and William.
The two former were with him when
the end came as was his faithful wife
William Krogh is at Portland, Ore,
and has been notified by wire, The
funeral arrangements will not be
made until he is heard from.
Among the many immigrants To-
Gated by Thompson & Krogh was
Peter Madsen, who was placed on a
farm near Hunter. on this farm Mr..
Madsen became independently wealthy
and during later years a brotherly
friendship grew between Mr.. Madsen
and Mr.. Krogh,. Some time ago Mr..
Madsen went back To Denmark and
he now lives in a beautiful villa in
that country. He intended coming
to America this fall. but when he
heard that Mr.. Krogh was i'll he and
his wife came over at once and they
have been here for a month and
were with him when the end came.
Mr.. Krogh was member OF Shiloh
lodge. A F, & A. M. OF this city and
the funeral will be held under the
auspices OF that lodge.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
THE HOT AIR MERCHANT
ls Name Of New Musical Comedy
:. From the Pen of Fargo
Young Man.

r. r. Edwards announces that re-
hearsals will begin shortly on his new
musical comedy. The Hot Air Mer-
chant, which is written in the light
vein Of his former success The Maid
and the Money. The exact date for
producing this piece has not yet been
fixed. but it will doubtless be during
the last week of September or the
first week in October.
Mr.. Edwards announces that
Messrs. Becker, Booth Hubert, Hol-
derman and Miss Draeseke and the
Newman sisters will be seen in good
parts in The Hot Air Merchant and
that Messrs. Sherman, Peterson and
Nelson and Misses McA1len and Gaar
have Joined the company.
Special scenery has been engaged
and Professor Wanner of the Fargo
college will have entire charge of the
music and the orchestra
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
HAS TWELVE FOOT CORN
Fred Frederickson Takes Up chaI-
Ienge Of n. C. stebbins Of
Front Street.

Fred Frederickson, 51s Second
street north has taken up the chal-
lenge of H. c. Stebbins, S24 Front
street who claimed to have a stalk Of
corn longer than any other stalk in
Fargo. Mr.. Stebbins stalk Is only
ten feet long and Mr. Frederickson
has one which was measured this
morning and which was exactly twelve
feet long tip to tip" 1t was grown
in Mr.. Fredericksons garden and is
common green corn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
MARKS HORSE SALE


g. Mark will be here saturday at
the N. p. stockyards with 100 OF the
finest heavy young western horses to
be found, having especially selected
them for this sale at the great horse
markets at at Miles City and other
Montana points. Mr.. Mark knows from
past experience that none but the best
is wanted here and that's what he in
tends to give. These horsese will be
on sale commencing Saturday and
the prices will be right. Mark is
known as the reliable horse dealer and
If you are looking for some choice
heavy young horses take in this sale.
Also anyone wanting good western
saddle horse well broke and sound.
can secure q choice one out OF Marks
bunch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
SATURDAY MATINEE
MEETS With FAVOR
BOTH HORSE OWNERS AND Ap-
MERERs ARE ANXIOUS TO SEE
CARD ARRANGED FOR LAST OF
WEEk-HALF MILE BRUSHES
FAVORED.

The proposition for Saturday sf-
ternoon driving matinee for Fargo
horses. has met with great favor
among the owners of fast harness
horses, as we'll as race lovers. Several
owners have expressed their willing
ness to start their horses and 1t is
eonidered likely that a card OF q
couple Of races will be arranged.
with no league ball games for
amusement. it is believed that a big
crowd would attend the races. 1t has
been suggested that no admittance be
charged and no purses hung up, with
only half mile brushes scheduled. On
account of some horses not being in
tine best condition it is thought that
mile events would possibly work in
jury for some.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
HUNTING LICENSE
SEASON IS HERE
RED TAPE NECESSARY TO GET
PERMIT TO HUNT TAKES CON-
SIDERABLE TIME-AN APPLlcA-
TIoN SIGNED BY A SECOND
PARTY is REQUIRED.

On account of the additional red
tape required in securing a hunting
license. sportsmen are warned ITO sup
ply themselves early or in the rush
incident to the opening OF the season
they may be delayed In getting che
necessary paper.
The chicken season opens Sept Z,
and UP to this time comparatively
few licenses have been Issued Licenes
are secured at the office OF the county
auditor on payment of 81 by residents
and $25 by non residents.
Applications for the former must
state the full name and address of
applicant together with age. weight.
height, color Of hair and eyes and the
following statement must be signed
by the applicant and witnessed by
one resident Of the county.
Il am a bona -fide resident OF -----
county, North Dakota and have been
during the past six months.
Witness -------. Signed -----A------." |"
The open season for chicken extends
to Nov. and the license expires
Dec. 15.
County Auditor Lewis has applica-
tion blanks ready to be. filed by
sportsmen
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
TWO LUCKY FARGOANS
Or. J. E, Carter and C. X. Crowther
Won Lands in the FIathead
Land Drawing.

Two Fargoans, who were not men
toned in the telegrapfic dispatches,
but who have received the informa-
tion THAI they were lucky in draw
ing numbers in the FIathead land
drawing, are DR.. ]. e Carter, the
well known veterinary surgeon, and
c. K Crowther, 1929 Fourth avenue
south.
Mr.. Crowther, who is Northern
Pacific engineer. drew No. 6SS, while
Mr.. Garter drew 1852.
Both of these drawings are con-
sidered very good and both gentle
men will be able to secure a very
valuable tract of land, There are
over 1000 extra choice homesteads in
the F'lathead district which will give
them good selections.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
SHOE THIEVES TRIAL
Absaraka Trio VIII Have Preliminary
Hearing in, Police Court
Tomorrow.

The preliminary hearing of c. H
Marks, John Scanlon and Emmoth
Russell men arrested a couple of
weeks ago at Absaraka on the charge
Of stealing thirteen pairs of shoes
at Casselton, will be held tomorrow
morning before Judge Martin Ryan
In the police court. Detective Britt
of the Great Northern who has charge
of the case, arrived from the cities to-
day to be on hand for the hearing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
LECTURED ON NORWAY
Rev. FinwaIl Delights Large Audiences
With His Illustrated Ira
vel Talk.

-Four Thousand Miles Through Nor
way was the subject of an address in
the Norwegian Baptist church last
evening by Rev. G. w Finwall a for
fner pastor Mr.. Finwall mas de-
livered this illustrated lecture in sew
eral towns in the northwest with great
success and d. large audience heard
him last evening
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
wIrH DWIGHT RoLLER MIL.

Another Dakota Business College
boy has Just accepted position as
bookkeeper and stenographer for the
above company The large firms of
the community employ these d. B. G.
pupils in increased numbers each year,
proving the practicality of the train
ine.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
SOUTH SIDE RESIDENCE LOT.

Owner will sell to highest bidder
over $1,000, lot 4, block 3S, being 50x
lao feet, Northern Pacific addition.
Fourth avenue south, Fargo, one
block south of high school. This
lot is worth $780, and is bargain
counter cheap at $1,500-but-it will
be sold on Aug, 25 to the highest bid
der over $1,000.
No reservation. understand that
Terms-Not less than 5000 cash.
Balance any terms to suit purchaser,
monthly, quarterly, semi annually, or
on or before five years, with per cent.
If you will pay cash for the lot, I
will loan you $4,000 or $4,000 with
which to build your house. But that
is not a condition. The lot is to be
sold without reference m your build
ing Submit bids addressed Resi-
dence Lot Forum, until lug. 2S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18

A. w Raymond. pioneer monument
and gravestone man. i'll call on any
one wishing anything in his line
Address Box 41S, Fa-go
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18

Anything you want in that line. ]
keep only the very best. Ben Hart
Remember, the Bestl
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18

Three-year-o fine riding. saddle
horse for sale. Phone Forum No. s.
before 2: 30 p. m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
POTATOES 4OC BU.

I1have for sale about 100 bushels OF
Early Ohio potatoes that have been
kept In cold storage and are in frst-
class condition, at 40 cents per bushel.
Telephone 6O6-L. or address James
Holes. Box 145, Fargo, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18

Gaare's Art Parlor is located at 22o
Broadway. Phone 1851.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18

Now ls the Time.
To buy a white linen or cotton skirt at
Just half price at A. L. Moody's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
BIG WAGE TO GOOD GIRLS
CUTLERY.

wanted-Six girls at once. Fargo
Laundry Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-18
EVERY BANK

In Fargo employs Dakota Business
College pupils. This is endorsement
which the school is proud of and such
as prospective pupils may we'll con-
slider carefully. 1t is only the very
best business schools which can show
such substantial endorsement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-08
WARLI IKE PREPARATIONS
IN CENTRAL AMERICA
Passengers Reaching Panama Icll OF
Military Activity la Latin Re
publics.

Panama, Feb. o. Passengers by a
steamship have just arrived here and
report warlikc preparations ON tn,
part OF Salvador and Nicaragua
When the last Pacific Mail steamer
passed down the coast President Fig
ucroa, OF salvador with military
staff, was inspecting am the port gar
risons. it being reported that ana in
vasian of SalVadoroan royolutionists.
headed by Dr. Almro ana assisted by
Nicaragua, was imminent
A dispatch from Managuay says
The government of salvador. in-
stigatcd hy Guatemala. ordered that
It's gunboat Prcsidcntc should fire It's
guns at night in tho protensc of roe
pulsing Nicaraguan forces invading
Salvadoroan territory the intention
being TO create IN feeling against the
Nicaraguan government.
II D. generally belirvtc mat Prcsi-
don't Fisueroa of salvador ana Prcai-
dent Cabrera of Gaute mala, are anx
inus for the overthrow of President
ZclasH, of Nicaragua.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-08
COMMITTEE DIVIDED
ON C0NSERVATI POLICY
Question Whether Forests Have Any
Effect on Streams Remains I'm
decided.

Washington. Feb. 6.-Thc wide diff
ference Of opinion among the mem
bcrs of the house committee on agri-
culture on the bill which seeks to pro-
vide for the protection of the water
sheds Of navgablc streams is eyi-
denced in the report which accom-
panles the bill. The opinions of the
majority, as expressed by Representa-
1--WE Weeks (Massachusctts) and Le-
yer tSouth Carolina) are practically
those of the administration. The gem
eral scope of the bill permits the ac-
quliemcnt of lands in any part of the
United states when considered advis-
'ole by the national forest reservation
commission, which the bill creates. 1t
provides that the geological survey
must first determine that the land to
oe acquired win promote or protect
me navigablityof streams
Ihe minority report, which is
signed by Chairman Charles f. Scott
ana Tour other members, contends
'hat there is no vital connection be-
tween the forests and the maintenance
VI navigability in avigable streams.