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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-15
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| TAINTED. MONEY
Graft Scheme Charged at
!. Pierre in. Attempted Pas.
. sage Of North Carolina
Bond Return Bill

Pierre, S. D., Jan. 1.-THE Dillon
bill, which provides for; the return to
North Carolina by South Dakota of the
proceeds of bonds given to South Da-
kota for the purpose of establishing Athe
validity of an issue Of bonds by North
Carolina, was warmly argued in. the
senatt, today. Senator Dillon said the
deal had its inception IN Wall street,
and sriiiatked of tainted money. =.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-15
Fire Damp i|nll IN Hun Hi!
garian Nine ExplOdles
When 24O Men Are In II
:.:l6 Living and. As Dead
Have Been Taken Oat-.--.
There Is Hope for The
Rest

Veszprin1a, Hungary, Jan. l4.-In an
explosion of fire damp in the. Auka coal
mine here today, which was followed
later by dust explosion and FIRE. two
hundred and forty men are entombed
Sixteen living miners and the bodies
of As dead persons thus far have been
brought out of the pit s:s5.
The fire has been held to one local
ty and it is hoped that the remainder
of the entombed miners will be rescued
alive. ,''.--@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-15
NOT YET.

The report that was in circulation
Wednesday night to the effect that
Governor Burke would announce the
appointment of the two additional su-
preme court judges, proved i'll found
ed, as the executive failed to send in
the long looked for names.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-15

ENTERTAINED THEIR FRIENDS
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Orr entertain
ed a number of their friends Thurs
day night at their home on Avenue
A, in honor of Mrs. Beacher Ward of
Fairmount, MINI. Progressive 500
was the amusement of the evening,
and enjoyable refreshments were
served, EjT$$.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-15
u. S.. JUDGE MAY
Be SEC'Y navy

Grafton, w. Va, Jan. 14.-Judge A.
Dayton. of the U. S. district court for
the northern district of West. Virginia,
has been invited to Washington to take
dinner with President Roosevelt to-
morrow. At that time, it is reported,
he will be offered the navy portfolio
in the Taft cabinet.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-15

divided title for yhomesteaders be.
tween surface and coal deposits and
calling for the passage OF bill to
give clear title to ali homesteaders
who have filed on land that was not
designated as coal land at. the time
Of entry. The resolution was passed
bv4the senate and sent to the house.
Mr.. Mclean presented q concurrent
resolution for the removal Of the tar
In on lumber and its products and the
resolution was adopted and went to
the house for consid deration. !.
.Mr. Rice presented q resolution re-
qnesting members Of the United
States senate and house represents
tives to support the bill for an ap-
preparation Of 100000 for the carry
ing on of the work of the Lincoln
Memorial Farm association. z,5<, 5:5< i. " j.
A. number Of senate bills were add
ed to the list OF those introduced as
follows . W. t,s E4.<s.s q. >, s.
+ Senate Bill No. 49, Gunderson--
Appropriations for: permanent Ii Inn
provements5 at the state university.
Carries $227, 900, ,.s}}sssS s,.s p.
/, Senate Bill No; 30, s;Duis--Author-
ICES cities to fix rates for light, water
Or other public service utility.
4 Senate Bill No. 81, Welch-Fixes
salaries of clerks of district court.
81 Senate Bill No. 80, stevens-Ap-
pointment Of state flag commissioner
and selection of state flag for the
state H%s$t@7E II u @'.$s ''. - 20
4ss Senate Bill No. So, strom-Loca-
tion and repairing of bridges. .ag,
Senate Bill No. 34.. syvertson-Re-
demption Of real estate from tax
sale. s>,+tt .},:4 aj,s. ~. = i
Senate Bill No. s5.syverson-Lin-
its office holding; prevents holding Of
city and county once at the same
time, except justice, magistrate. cor
oner, surveyor or constable.
Senate Bill No. 3e, Johnson Of sar-
gent Time deposit OF county funds to
obtain interest. ., %&%..' a.ZZ3 .. 1
81 Senate Bill No. 81, Cashel-Appro-l
pirates $40 900 To- agricultural college
Tor experiments In milling values of
wheat. s~< "a 3s as}a,ss.. H..
Senate Bill No. 80. Cashel- -Ap,
pointmeht of agent to receive service
for nonresident executor or admins
traitor. @GtE =. I; ,$:, S,.5,4 = - Il
q Senate Bill No. 80, LaMoure-Takes
the supreme court on Of the wheels
and axes terms. at seat Of government
In April and October. Special terms
ut other cities only when court shall
10 order Present law requires terms
1t Fargo, Grand Forks and Bismarck.
The following senate bills we're re-
ferred: IN .:4 NJ
s Senate Bill No. :, Pierce Bank de-
tposit guaranty banks and banking.
Senate Bill No. n, Gunderson $780,
900 for owners of glandered:s horses
destroyed live stock and animal hus-
bandry.
Senate Bill No. 3. Gunde derson God
roads ways. bridges and ferries.
8 Senate Bin No. Gnnde Re |
peal of drug permit nnperance.
Senate Bill M .lIcAr Arthnr Clean
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
THE ATHLETICS
HAD EASY VICTORY
MooRAEAp GENT OVER A JOKE
TEAM AND THE ATHLETICS
MADE 1T A SHUT ouT-FARGo
BoSs AND MooRtlEAp BATTERY
PLAYED GOOD BALL.

Athletics Z. Noorhead 0. was the re-
suit ofsrhe ball game Sunday afternoon.
Fornan was in dne form and held the
visitors TO four hats. but he was away
or In his fielding and base throwing.
making three OF the four errors charg-
ed to the Athletics.
His support was good at AL stages
and there was never a time when he
was in danger. Only two Moorhead-
ers reached third One got there in
the seventh and another in the eighth.
The Athletics worked in. q pair of sharp
doubles when 1t hooked hike Moorhead
had q possible chance to SCORE.
Cox threw for Moorhead. He form
erly pitched In Fargo rwo or three
years and early this season he was
with Tower City. He and Knauf the
receiver, did good work for the visitors
while BUttleson atsfrst and Thompson
at short were fair. Wallace at third
and Knuassn at second were the joke
members Of the wishing aggregation.
Each contributed liberally toward the
Athletics scores,
The big noise was In the third when
the locals made five runs on three
hita, a hit by pitcher and four errors
by the boys from over the Red.
In the seventh two more were an
nexed on q hit. error, two swipes and
another nit.
The Athler1cs are playing In nice
form now and hope to have a formi-
dable tearn-2or next Sunday. Score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
WHITEHEAD Will
HAVE BUSY time

Houghton, Mich, Aug. 0. - Mike
Schreck, who will fight Walter White
head of Duluth here Aug 16, arrived
in town today and Immediately began
his training for the match. He looks
to be in fair shape, although about as
fieshy as usual. He stated he thinks
he will be able to put the Duluth me-
gro out Within the limit The fight
at Hibbing, he says, had barely started
when the officers entered the ring. He
admits that the negro hit him a good
hard blow at this time, but claims
that his attention was distracted by
the appearance OF the officers.
Three fights will ibe pulled off in the
copper country within two nights, if
the plans Of the promoters do not mis-
carry. Schreck will meet Whitehead
here a week from Monday night. The
next evening, If he is in shape, White
head will go over to Calumet to meet
George Gardner, former light heavy
weight champion. On the same
evening the Allard- Maxon battle will
be staged at Lake Linden.
Eddie McGoorty and Young Ma
honey probably will fight in Calumet
the week following, If the side bet
can be arranged satisfactorily be-
tween the two men. The former will
not enter the ring unless there is a
side bet Of $500 poster.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
WANTS KETCHEL
TO MAKE Terms

Boston, Aug. 81. A. Woodman.
manager Of Sam Langford, has sent
out the following letter regarding the
proposed fight with Stanley KetcheI:
I'm view Of the discussion for the
past few weeks in newspapers all over
the country covering proposed match
between Stanley Ketchel and Sam"
Langford, am persuaded that a state
ment over my name is due to the gen.
eral followers OF sport. Quite readily
agree that Ketchel has been made
desevedly popular, through the loyalty
and favor of many or the prominent
sporting writer's. ! also agree that he
is a boxer and fighter of much ability.
but it is evident that the pretentions,
capacity and record of Sam Lang
ford have been unintentionally over
looked in the desire to pay homage to
the young white man, whom many be-
lieve is in line for the worlds heavy
weight championship
HE has every right to have such as
pirations, but both Ketchel and his
manager, Willis Britt, assume too
much when they try to dictate that
they should be guaranteed four-flfths
of large purse for a meeting with
Langford. A moments thought will
reveal the absurdity of Ketchel's de-
mand for guarantee Of $4,000 of a
$4,000 purse to box Langford, regard
less of the outcome of the contest.
Lansford Has Reputation.
Il am looking for the commercial
side Of the proposition, as Britt and his
man are. Langford had established a
reputation as high-class boxer when
Ketchel first broke into the game
"The latter is credited with numer-
Gus knockouts a few years back. the
victories being over comparatively un-
known men. He first came into notice
about two years ago, when he met Joe
Thomas, making a draw in twenty
rounds, and scoring clean win two
months later in thirty two rounds.
Last year his contests brought him his
reputation, and at that BILLY" Papke
knocked him out in twelve rounds. He
attained national reputation by COM
ing east and beating Jack" O'Brien
Well, let us be OF the one mind that
that contest demonstrated that he was
of near championship order. All fair
ness discloses that his quickly acquired
big reputation sustained a fracture by
his failure to stop BILLY" Papke the
last time"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
HONORS KEPT
. IN MAGIC CITY
pou5LEs AND SINGLES WON BY
MEMBERS or THE MINoT
TENNIS CLUB.

Min0N ~. D., Aug. S.-Mfnot- won the
honors In the Northwestern Tennis
tournament and both the medals for the
doubles and singles will be kept in the
Magic city. After an exciting con-
test in the semi finals, In which Hem
ming Larson OF this city defeated Butler
Lamb Of Towner, last years medal man
and a punner-up in the Grand Forks
tournament. Larson and Russ of Bis
marck met in the finals Larson won
handiay, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. In the doubles
Henning and Jake Larson defeated
Rodgers and Mcintyre of Donnybrook
in three straight sets.
It is very probable that Larson will
enter in the state tournament, and IL
he does the oid-timers can expect to
be given q very close run. MIR. Lar
son shows extraordinary form and rs in
good CONDITION for the tournament in
case he decides to enter. The visit
ing entrymen We're all very much
pleased with the treatment they re-
eeived in Minot and win return next
year for the tournament.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Chicago Athletes.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-The Chicago Ath-
letic association track team left here
for Seattle where II will compete in the
National Amateur Athletic union
championships next Friday and Sat-
urday. The men taken were A. b.
Shaw in the hurdles; Frank Waller for
the 440 yards and low hurdles; Frank
Hamilton and w. w. May in the
dashes; Frank Irons in the broad jump;
H. Lynn Miller in the high jump:
Horace Ramey in the 440 and $50
yards; Joe Horner, 1r., in the weights
and Lndberg in the 44o yards.
The majority Of the team were MEM
bers of the American aggregation
which won the London olympiad last
summer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
MIKE WAS ROTTEN

When Mike Leonard appeared as
Beau Brummel at Roster & BiaPs old
music han, In Twenty third street, he
had Chuck Connors as his chief sup
port. Connors was engaged to in
dulge in comic wordy setto with
Michael. 1t was ChucR's first appear
ance as an actor and he was coached
by fat German stage manager who
didn't know much about Bowery
slang.
~ think I'm In Dutchl, said Mr..
Connors, as the stage manager fairly
pushed him out before the footlighes.
When Chuck reached the center of the
stage he found that he was tongue
tied He'd forgotten his lines, and
looked helplessly at Leonard and then
at the audience. The stage manager
tried TO prompt him, but 1t was no
use. AT last the l1ot-headed German
roared:
"'say something's! Say something's.
Shuck!'
'Hully gee, has yer lost yer talk!'
whispered Leonard IN desperation.
Then Chtpck's nerve came back. and
turned upon Beau Brnmmel, he yelled
at the top OF his voice.
Mike. yer rotten! Mike. yer very
rottenl'
This sudden outburst almost threw
Leonard and the stage manager into a
f1l, but 1t brought down the house and
they cheered Connors. thinking it was
part OF the sketch When the pugi-
listic actors retired to .-e wings the
stage manager rusf&d up to Chuck
and exclaimed
You vas no actor mans. You vas
more dan terrible!'
"'Who said / was an actor? Hey p
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

What has sent the pirates to the
front in the National league race this
season, and has, given them COM
manding position that has not been
lost? There are many reasons, includ-
ing Hans Wagner, Fred Clark, Tommy
Leach, Howard Camnitz and vic Will
lis. But right down it comes to the
work Of two youngsters at second and
third base respectively. They are Jap
Barbeaud and w. Miller, who have lit
orally set the National league on fire.
Young Miller came to the pirates and
didn't look much of a gent to beat
Abbatachio out Of second place, but
from the first Of the season he hit. and
better than that he was a fast thinker,
making him splendid man to have
beside Wagner. The great Hanus took
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

an interest in the youngster and did
everything In his power to help him
along and Miller came fast. He is
distinctly the find Of the season.
Over at the hot corner is Jap Bar
beau. A few years ago this youngster
was playing In the copper country
league. He was grabbed by Columbus
and after season worked into Cleve-
land. He warmed the bench for d
season and. was sent back to Toledo
for a couple Of years, or until Pitts.
burg got him last winter. He has
played a sensational game at third and
has led Off for the pirates all season
1t is tHhis pair that makes the pirate
infield rebuilt around Wagner with
themselves and Bill Abstein at first
look so very good
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Cows

responded Mr.. Connors. was on de
level, but yer show is on de fritzl
See?
dat, NIT yer r-rrotten spooch. Mister
Connors!' shrieked the Teuton. You
made 1t on der fritz yerself!'
Cheese on dat, Mister Stuff
growled Chuck, as he glared at the
stage manager. Make good wild de
cush, Professor Limburger, and I'll
blow de stage fer good. De whole
ting is a icy frost!' SO chuck and
Mike the Fashion Plote ported COM
pany."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Tv Cubb Pitched.

Scranton, Pa, Aug. g. In an exhibi-
ton game that resolved itself into a
batting engagement, due to the en-
croachment OF the crowd on the base
lines, the Detroit Americans defeated
the Scranton state league team here
1s to II. 'Ty" Cobb occupied the
pitchers. box for four innings and his
experiment came near costing his team
a defeat. Manager Jennings held
down first base for two innings. Score:
RH e.
scranton .......... II 15 o
Detroit ..................... 10 ~
Batteries - Chalmers and Philbin;
works. Cobb and Beckendorf.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

make the fight last as long as possible
until he has me winded. While my
wind Is Just as good as it ever was, /
propose to make short and quick work
OF the negro by wading into him with
all my strength in the early rounds,
and ! know l can tear him to pieces
before the fight has gone far"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Newt RandalI,s swattina.

Milwaukee, Aug. 9.-Though Hogg
was hit hard the game was closer
than the score indicates, II Milwaukee
having thirteen men left on bases.
The home club won the game in the
opening inning when four singles mix
ed with Randall's double gave them
three runs. Doubles by Strunk, Nc
Gam and Randall added two more in
the eighth. Schneiberg pitched fine
bail. Barry's hitting and Strunk's all
around work furnished the features.
Score.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Sloppy Fielding.

Minneapolis, Aug. 9.--Botn Minneap-
oils and Columbus played loose ball,
but the home Clubs exhibition was by
far the worst and the visitors won
the opening game Of the series by a
score of to 8. Errors by Block and
Young cost three runs in the sixth
after Block had a chance to retire the
side. Pickett, an Ohio league re-
cruit, pitched for Columbus and bar
ring his wildnesss in the second in
ming, twirled an excellent game. The
score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
intense coEscs<y Psans RssisSsd.

For some years SuTeEed from fn-
tense colicky pains which would come
ON at times and from which could
find no relief" says L s.. Mason. OF
Beaver Dam, Ky. "Chaxnbsr4atu's Colo.
Cholera and DiaErboea Remedy was
recommended TO me by friend After
taking a few doses OF the remedy
was entirely relieved. That was four
years ago and there has been no re-
turn of the symptoms since that time"
This remedy is for sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Giants Took the Game.

st. Louis, Aug. 9.-New York, with
wiltse pitching, defeated St. Louis in
the second game of the serier here to
0. Raleigh, young lefthander from
California, worked for st. Louis and in
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
White Sox Won.

The white sox dereated the red sox
Sunday afternoon to 0. Korsmo held
the reds without hit and his team
mates only got three. Errors were
largely responsible for the runs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Mob After Umpire Hayes.

Kansas City, Aug. "a double
header here between Kansas City and
Indianapolis was divided between the
two teams, the locals taking the first
game 5 to 4. and dosing the second 2
to 3, An unpopular decision by
Hayes. when the locals had a chance
to tie the score, so incensed the crowd
that Hayes was given a police escort
out of the grounds. Score:
First Game r. H. e.
Kansas City ................ IL
Indianapolis ..........-.... 6 3
Batteries - Gardner and Sullivan; /;
Graham and Slagle, Howley.
Second Game r. H. r
Kansas City ............ 2 10
Indianapolis ............... 3 8
Batteries = Essick, FIaherty and
Sullivan; Federman and Bowerman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

Earned runs-Athletics, 2; two-base
hits -Tterney, Burns; bases on balls
or Cox, /; strike outs-by Forman, IL;
by Cox. 8: hit by pttcher-by Forman,
1; by Cox, i; stolen Dases-Athletics,
2 passed balls-O'Donnell, 2; left on
bases-Athletacs, 10; Moorhead, 5;
double plays-Fornan to O'Donnell to
Welsh; Jones to Tierney; umpire
Hansen; time-1:3S.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Minot Defeats Valley City.

Minot, N. D., Aug. s.-In game with
but one error Minot defeated Valley
City to 0. Spillane for Minot allowed
but three hits and made home run.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Cubs rake Tenth straieht.

Chicago, Aug. 9.-Chicago won its
tenth straight game, beating Brooklyn
7 to 0. Brown allowed the visitors but
three hits. Brooklyn's patched-up team
played poor ball, three of them being
caught off the bags. Score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
CUBS GET BUSH Lacquer.
Fred Luderus, First 5aseman, Is Pur,
chased for 1910 Team.

chased for 1910 Team.
Chicago, Aug. 9. - President Muir
ply of the Cubs, yesterday announced
the purchase of First Baseman Fred
Luderus of the Freeport wisconsin
Illinois league) club. Luderus, accord
ing to report, has been batting near the
400 clip this season, and is leading the
league. He does not report to the cubs
until the close of the Wisconsin, Illi- :
nois season. The purchase price was
not given out.
Lederus formerly played with Grand
Forks and Winnipeg in the old Nor
thern league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
JEFF WILL HURRY.
says He viii Make Fight With Jack
johnson a short One.

New York, Aug. 7-Before sailing
for Europe. James ]. Jeffries is qoted
az having told New York friend his
ring plans Tor the battle with Jack
Johnson.
Johnsin's principal strength is in
his defense. Jeffries is quoted as say
ing. "and he believes that my wind
"a not as good as 1t used to be. He
win. therefore try to cover himself and
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Poor Fielding.

Cincinnati, Aug. 9-Both ueams fielded
poorly. Corridor who started badly
in the box for the Philadelphias, finish
ed strong, while his opponent, Spade,
was compelled to retire after the third.
Dubuc pitched well at the finish but
received bad support. Score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

2.763. Three years old and over
Ward 1903, Bowman 1886, Adams
1896, Burleigh 6,4O1. Work oxen
Eight counties report none, Williams
1922, Burleigh 81. All other cattle
Billings 4,219. Eddy SO, Burleigh 349.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

eight inings held the visitors to three
hits. In the ninth O'Hara got base
on balls. He stole second and third.
and he and Bridwell worked the double
steal for the third run. Score:
RH.E.
ST Louis .............. 0 s {
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 o
Batteries Raleigh, Lush and
Phelps; Wiltse and Meyers
Boston, Pittsburg, no game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
EveryNon-P Progressive Merchant
Becomes Your Competitor
When You Cease to Advertise
Aggressively

WXYHEN a merchant ''sIOws up" I'm his advertising.
~ land concludes 60 ''Save little money" Am that
- direction, then the merchant who
courage and foresight advertise adequately BE-
COMES REAL COMPETITOR. Even the merchant
who never advertses as an reaps a certain
profit from the showing up Of the live
Not many merchants. Of course, who have at any
time set tine pace for progressive advertising. Will
content 60 take backward plunge into the company
OF the nOn-prOOressives, Of tine LITTLE MERCHANTS,
tine easily satisfied the s
Just what the 'sHfve One does ImaNTnes
his advertising is costing too much,
tafHment means saving
ia business conditions ever suggest retrenehmenr
I'm advertising, ahe wise merchant knows shfs
should he interpreted q signal for ssfuHE speed
ahead" for the redOubHed efforts win Business
that does mot come 90 easily usual.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
THREE Big LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

No Sunday games scheduled.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Mules and Asses.

One year old - Three counties re-
port none. Towner 81, BurIeigh /.
Two years old-Five counties report
none, Towner 40, BurIeigh 5. Thres
years old and over-Traill 427, Mer-
Ger s, Burleigh 70.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

One year old-ward 2,254, Bowman
21S, Burleigh 967. Two year old
Morton 1000, Adams BAL. Burleigh
7SS. Three years old and over-ward
26,397, Adams 2,937, Burleigh 6,577.
Stallions-Billings 122, Bowman Is,
Burleigh ~.
Cows.
One year oid-Morton 6,077 Adams
626, Burleigh 5,672. Two years old
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

Richland 5,27s, Bowman 1871, Bdr-
leight 99S.
The auditors Office VIII have the
schedule OF personal property COM
pleted by the time the board con<eneS
and we hope to have for the Tuesday
evenings issue OF The Forum some in
teresting reading regarding Che auto
mobile and diamond industry IN North
Dakota
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Sheep.


Billings B4,154, Pierce 176, Burleigl
3,9S6. .'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

First Came R.H.E.
st Paul NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Q 2
Columbus ...... ..2 G 8
Batteries Steele and Carisch; Upp,
and James
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09

American Association.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-09
Divided Double Header.
SATURDAYS SCORES.
American League.

bUbUOH 's.'''.''' .s'ss'''.. I'D
Chicago ............ ..........O 2
Batteries - Wood and Carrigau;
Smith and Sullivan.