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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
COOPER ISSUES
TWO WARNINGS
STATE INSURANCE COMMISSIONS
ER IN LATEST BULLETIN
WARNS AGAINST TWO OUTSIDE
FIRMS SAID TO BE DOING 5usl-
NESS IN NJ. ..

State Commissioner of Insurance E.
c. Cooper has issued the regina" bull
letin for May which is known as bullet
In No. 1919 as it contains also tire bui-
letin for April. no April bulletin having
been issued
The bulletin contains the Gist of the
laws affecting Insurance passed at the
last Legislature. Persons desiring a
copy of the bulletin should address
Commissioner of Insurance Cooper at
Bismarck and a copy will be sent them.
The bulletin contains the following
warnings:
Information has reached this depart
ment that the United Druggists Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. of Boston, Mass.
are soliciting business in this state,
among the druggists who handle what
is known as "Rexalr remedies. This
company has made no attempt to COM
ply with the laws of this state govern
ing this class of insurance companies,
neither do they pay any taxes on the
premiums received, and as heretofore
stated the department, in case of loss,
and a refusal on the part of the COM
pany to recignize their liability, no re-
course could be had to the courts of
this state to enforce the claim. We
advise those desiring insurance to pat
ronize only companies who have com.
piled with the laws of the state and
have regularly authorized and licensed
agents who are residents of the state
to represent them.
1t is rumored that two gentlemen
by the name of Hibbard and Knauf
have been calling upon people of the
state in the interest of the Midwest
Life Insurance Co, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, offering insurance for sale, and
requiring as a requisite to the issuance
of such insurance that the applicant
subscribe for a certain amount of stock
in that company. We beg to advise
that the above mentioned company
has not complied with the laws of this
state, and are not admitted to transact
business herein, neither are the gentle
men reported to have been soliciting
this business, licensed by this depart
ment, and they are therefore subject
ot prosecution under the Resident
Agency law. Anyone having a know
ledge of these gentlemen will confer
favor by notifying the department.
Stock selling schemes in connection
with the sale of life insurance is con-
trary to the laws of the state, and not
permitted.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
CASSLETON HAS
FAST BALL TEAM

Casselton is out for a good base ball
reputation this year, and has secured
the services of some good. fast men
from st, Paul. The famous McGarry
brothers, their battery, will 90 the
heavy work, and their record is we'll
known. T. McGarry, the pitcher, play
ed with the famous Alexandria team
last year, and had fine record; B.
McGarry did the backstop work for
Winnipeg last year, j, McDairmid,
another st. Paul boy. and also a mem
Der of the Alexandria team, is playing
with Casselton, and will be a tower
of strength in the outfield and Pitch
ing Tom Harkins, well known st.
Paul boy, will cover second. The
team has done well in practice, and
the Casselton fans are delighted with
the fine showing, and expect the team
to be big factor in the final games
for the championship of North Da-
kota. The first games will be against
Fargo today at Casselton, and at VAL
ley City, May Is and 16.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
ALL LOOKS ALIKE
TO MANCHESTER
FARGO COLLEGE DEFEATED BY
THE MANCHESTER AGcREGA-
TIoN-FIEncE FIELDING RY THE
LOCAL PARSONS RESPONSIBLE
FOR MUCH OF THE TROUBLE.

Fargo college 1, Manchester is in
brief the story of yesterdays calamity
at League park
Argesinger was on the hill for the
parsons. He was scarcely in his us
ual form. but a Mathewson or a Three
Fingered Brown could not have won
with the odorous support he had Ar
gesinger made one error himself and
his teammates contributed eight more.
Fortin was the chief offender He
started at short, worked awhile on Sec
ond and finished the game on the
bench. None of the big league scouts
will be watching his work-not for
awhile.
The swatting was even as to the
number of hits, but Manchester added
to their total bases with a pair of
doubles and one for three. Then Ar
gesinger walked three and hit one.
while Carson was so parsimonious he
issued no gifts of any nature
Carson is on the midget order, but
he has almost perfect control, plenty
of curves, a good foater and Jump"
bali. Combined with this collection he
has lot of gray matter under that
reddish hued thatch He mixes his
assortment in admirable manner. His
support was quite good. Johnson's
high heave in the third<didn't cost any
thing, but the wide one of F. Carson
gave Bayard life and he scored the
only run Fargo made.
The local preachers showed lack
of ginger and their team work was very
bad.
The fielding feature was a foul catch
by Argesinger after a dash over the
third base line on Wallace in the fifth.
Three of the Manchester boys had
try outs with the Fargo Northern
league team last year -Metcalf, John
son and Anderson. Others have had
league experience and they play classy
ball.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Railroad Notes
FREIGHT RATES
RADICALLY CUT
HILL AND HARTMAN ROADS
REDUCE SCHEDULES BY
FEDERAL ORDER.

Chicago, May 14.--Radical reduc-
tions in western freight rates were
outlined before the interstate COM
merce commission today at Washing
ton by traffic officials of the Hill and
Hartman railroads, who have finally
perfected plan for the readjustment
Of freight schedules applying from
Chicago and points east of the Mis-
souri, river to intermediate points like
Spokane, Salt Lake City and Reno,
New, i'm accordance with the commits
sion's instructions to Spokane rate
case.
The plan was presented by J. c.
Stubbs of Chicago. traffic director of
the Hartman system, and ]. G. Wood
worth, general traffic manager of the
Northern Pacific. railway. 1t shows
reductions amounting in many cases
to from 25 to so per cent, affecting
every commodity except those on
which water competition at tire coast
terminals is especially keen.
This will be accomplished by ap-
plying the coast rates to the inter
mediate cities in place of the present
practice, which has long been the oc-
casion for vigorous complaints from
the commercial interests of the inter
mediate cities.
The railroad officials state that some
of the new reductions are even more
radical than those ordered by the
commission.
The new rates. II they are approved
By the commission, are expected to
result in a great impetus to the traf-
fic from this territory to the west, and
in the upbuilding OF important job
bing centers at cities located inland
from the Pacific coast, which have
long groaned under a system of rates
which has been declared an over
whelming handicap in favor Of the
coast cities
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
G. n. MAY BUILD
new EXTENSION
REPORTED THAT NEW LINE WILL
BE CONSTRUCTED IN CAV
ALIER COUNTY. ,...a....

Mt Carmel, of Cavalier county, is
excited over the prospects of securing
q railroad. Two lines have been talk
ed of. Recently it was given out that
the 500 and Canadian Pacific planned
to connect the Mowbray and Thief
River lines. During the past week the
Great Northern has had a right Of way
agent at work looking over the Sec
ton north of Mt. Carmel and from
there eastward. The projected plan is
to extend what is known as the
Northern Dakota railway from Con-
crete northward.
The Northern Dakota railway is
owned by Grand Forks and Cavalier
county, but 1t is operated in con-
nection with the Great Northern. 1t
will make an effort to extend the line
before the 500 gets through.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
North Dakota Girl Honored.

Spokane, wash, May 14.--Juliette
Shortridge, daughter of former Cover
nor Shortridge of N rth Dakota, has
been chosen by the students of Spo-
kane college to edit The Aromaz for
the year 1sos-a0 succeeding Nina De
Camp. Miss St1ortridge. who ranks
as sophomore, lives at 1918 First
avenue, Spokane. Olaf Christensen
will be business manager of the paper,
and Emil Prestbye will attend to the
advertising. Halbert Armstrong and
Eva Burch are associate editors. The
department editors of the staff will be
chosen at the beginning of the next
school year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
What II VIII Cost.

The following are the admission
rules governing the ball park for Cub
games:
For one general admission to the
grounds, purchase one rs cent ticket.
Hand to first gate keeper. For ad-
mission to grounds and grand stand,
purchase two 25- cent tickets. Give one
to gate keeper and other to ticket TAX
er at grand stand. For admission to
grounds with vehicle, purchase one 25
cent ticket for each seat accommodate
ing two persons, and one 25 cent ticket
for general admission for each indi-
vidual in vehicle. If one person comes
in a two seated rig, one rs cent tick
ct for rig and one 25 cent ticket for
himself.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Panke in Fine Shape.

San Francisco, Cal, May 14-wtth
two days intervening before his fight
with Kelly, Billy Papke did more work
in the gymnasium at Milletts than the
ordinary scrapper does when he Is
compelled to grind for the sake of re-
ducing weight. 1t was a surprise to
the crowd that packed the gymnasium
He played three strenuous games of
handbaH with his brother. used the
punching bag and the weights, boxed
two rounds with Kid Krantz and three
more with Harry Foley and wound up
with throwing the medicine ball. on
top of 1t all, the middleweight declared
he could have done twice as much
work for his trainers. 1t was a sur
prise to all, not only to see the way
he worked, but the condition of the
man who few months ago was beat
en- so easily by Stanley KetcheIl in the
same arena where he will fight Kelly.
He is as hard as nails, has a healthy.
color and works without the slightest
effort.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Whoopinc Cough.

This is a more dangerous Disease
than Id generally presumed. 1t will be
surprise to many TO learn that more
deaths result from II than from scar
let fever. Pneumonia often results
from 1t. ChamberIain'B Cough Remedy
has been used In many epidemies OF
whooping cough. and always with Ihe
best results, Deibert McKelg OF Har-
Ian, Iowa, says OF IL; My boy took
wh0oping cough when line months
nid. he had II IN the winter, got q
bottle or Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
which proved good, / cannot recon-
mend 1t too highly. Tor sale by ali
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
BIG HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
MEET AT A. C. TOMORROW
SIX HIGH SCHOOLS ARE ENTERED AND SOME INTERESTING
EVENTS ARE PLANNED-co NTEsTs TO START Al 2 p.
M-MEDALs AWARDED EVENING.

Tomorrow Is the day for the big
high school meet at the A. C. six
schools have entered, Fargo, Valley
City Mayville. Moorhead, Grand
Forks and Hankinson.
Work has progresseu rapidly on the
track. 1t is in good condition though
II may not be as fast as expected be-
cause of its newness.
The officials are.
Referee--Keene.
Timekeepers-Gro Harrison.
Judges of Track-Churchill, White
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
KELLEY LANDS kILRoY.
Former Minneapolis Pitcher Will
work with St. Paul Club.

FORMER minneapolis FtGcher VIII
work with ST. Paul Club.
After bartering with the Hartford
team for three weeks, Mike Kelley,
manager of the st. Paul club, finally
landed Orville Kilroy, the former Min
neapolis twirler, and the old Miller
star Joined the saints yesterday after
noon. Kilroy pitched at Toronto last
season, and when Kelley quit the Ca
madam city club. the twirler laid back
in an attempt to get away from the
league.
The Toronto management finally
sold Kilroy to the Hartford team and
the pitcher refused to report. Kelley
tried to make deal with the Toronto
club at the close of last season, but
failed to get any satisfaction. Early
this season the St Paul magnate
handed the Hartford club Gather Ar
bogast, and Kilroy was given to Kel-
ley in return, although the Hartford
management would like to have had
Kilroy on his staff had the latter been
willing
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
sherman win Not Be There.

Chicago, May 14-vice President
Sherman will not be guest of Chi
ctgo on the occasion of the banquet
to be given by the Royal Arcanum on
or about July Is. Roger Van Sands,
supreme regent of the order who
made the Invitation at Washington,
received the declination, the reason
for which was tho vice presidents
confident expectation that congress
would not be through with the tariff
bill by the time set for the feast.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
strawberrx Plants.

We have severn acres or the fam
Gus self fertilizint. s~eIIator Dunlap
plants. The Senator Dunlap is the
best variety of strawberry for North
Dakota and our plants are hardy and
acclimated. Our cataloge
No. 2 strawberry Culture" tells how
to raise them successfully aid it will
be sent with every ohder or upon re-
quest. Price G. plants rs cents per
hundred; 5000 per thousand; $500 per
thousand in lots OF 10000 or over.
Heath Bros,
Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
BRYAN's "coUslN" IN CELL.
Man Who Claims Relationship with
Nebraskan Threatens Suicide.

Chicago, May 14.-A man giving his
name as Charles Bryan, AZ years old,
1891 Vincennes avenue, and claiming
to be a second cousin to William J.
Bryan, is locked up at the Englewood
police station charged with disorder
ly conduct and carrying concealed
weapons. According to the police
Bryan went into the store of Mrs.
Mary Collins, 701 Vincennes avenue.
and after making a few small pur-
chases he pulled revolver from his
pocket, ad said he was going to shoot
He then ran from the store
and to his room at 1921 Vincennes
road. Mrs. Collins notified the police
When arrested Bryan had revolver.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Totals ...s 36 5 8 81 10
xMetcalf out for interference.
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A1FAtkA1ttlI OtAt AVA
Henderson out for cutting second.
Fargo College ...0 % o o o 1 o o OIL
Manchester ...o0 o o 8 oil o 0--5
Earned runs. Manchester l; two-base
hits, f. Carson, Heed. three base hit,
Stoneberg: bases on balls, off Argesin-
ger, 8; strike outs, by Argesinger z, by
Carson 10: hit by pitcher, Argesinger
i: wild pitches, Argesinger: sacrifice
hit, e. Carson; stolen bases, Fargo col
lege q, Manchester q; left on bases, Far
go college 4, Manchester O.; double plays
Wallace, unassisted. e Carson to An
derson to Heed Umpire. Richardson.
Time 1888.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Notice OF stockholders MeetInu of the
Western Dakota Railway Co.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Western Dakota Railway Co. will
be held at It's Office In Fargo, North
Dakota, on Tuesday. June 1, 1903. at
10 o'clock In the forenoon for the
purpose Of electing directors or said
company for the ensasng year.
Deted May 13, 4sea.
JOHN 3. WATSON, sec'y.
(May IL. a1.-D.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
STRIKE in PARIS
PROVES A FIzzLE
RANKS OF STRIKING PosTMEN
BECOMING DEPLEATEp--
GOVERNMENT SEES
END IN FEW DAYS.

Paris. May 14.--Instead of showing
an increase this morning, the num-
Der of striking postal employees in the
city seems to have diminished. The
leaders Of the stI..:e, however. still
talk Of unexpected developments, i'm
cluding a declaration OF a general
strike by the general federation OF Ia
Dor.
On the other hand, the authorities.
with the endorsement Of the chamber
of deputies behind Them, insist that
the movement will collapse totally in
few days, without recourse to the
elaborate reserve arrangements that
have been perfected.
At Lyons, Toulouse, Marseilles and
some other places. the strikers today
abandoned the struggle and returned
to their posts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
500 CHRISTMAS SAME pIsIoNs.
Red Cross Prepares for an Exhibition
Of Them in Washington.

Washington, May 13-The American
Red Cross is preparing for unique ex-
hibition in Washington the latter part
Of this month. 1t has received more
than 500 designs for Christmas stump
to be used next winter during the holi-
days. and these will be put on display
in the Municipal building shortly after
the close of the national competition
on May rs.
A number of designs were received
from Honolulu today, and an associate
committee of artists will pass on the
designs and award The cash prizes of
500, $50 and SIS. The stamp is to be
put on packages and letters in addi-
tion to the regular postage. year
ago the sale of the stamps netted the
Red Cross $13S.000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14

and Minard
Judges of Field-Bircn and zephle.
CHIEF Scnrer-Slocurn.
Announcer-Arvold.
Starter+-Magoffin.
There are thirty or forty entries in
the contests
The medal awards wfll be made af-
ter the defamation cvnrest is over.
The athletic contests start at 2 D..
m. and an admission of 25 cents is
charged. The defamation contest be-
gins at p. m. and is free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
BAD WRECK ON
GERMAN ROAD
PASSENGER coLLIpEs WITH
FREIGHT; FIVE KILLED AND
TWELVE INJURED.

Stasburg, May IA bad railroad
accident occurred last night at Her
lisheim near Colmar. An express train
from Basic to Cologne ran into a
freight train that had been derailed
on account Of the explosion of the To-
comotive boiler. Four members of
the crew and one passenger were
killed, and twelve passengers were
wounded. The wreclsage took fire
and the passenger train was COM
pletely burned out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Notice of stockholders Meeting of the
Missouri River Railway Company.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Missouri River Railway Co. will
be held at its Office in Fargo. North
Dakota, on Tuesday. June 1st. 1909, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
pose of electing directors Of said
company for the ensuing year.
Dated May 13, 1909.
JOHN s. WATSON, sec'y.
(May IA. 21.--Dl
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
PICKETTS TOMORROW
The Grand Forks Picketts Come in the
Morning for Game With
the Cubs.

The Fargo fans will have the first
OF the season to see the
Cubs In action tomorrow The gamo
is called at 8 p. m The Grand Forks
Picketts will be the opposing aggrega-.
tion. The contest is something In the
nature of practice game, but It should
be a. hot one. The Cubs went to Cas-
seiton today for game with the crack
team Of that town.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
FLOOD MENAcEs PAPER MILLS.
Fox River Rises and Dams at ksu-
kauna, Wis, Were pynamited.

Kaukauna, Wis, May 14.--High
water in the Fox river is menacing
the paper mills at this city, and three
dams have been dynamited i'm order
to release the torren which threat
ems to destroy the mills of the Lin
dauer and Thilmany companies on
Island No. 3. This island Is from
three to five feet under water.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
1 BUY AND SILL.
Any old thing. Ben Hart.
THREE HUNDRED MEN STRIKE.
Sympathetic WaIkout Affecting Brew
cries Ordered In Milwaukee,

Milwaukee. May 1.-THE federated
trades council yesterday afternoon
called general strike OF the building
trades craft In Milwaukee breweries,
Affecting about 800 men. Nearly ali
the breweries laid off theid carpenters,
declaring they had not work enough
to keep them employed The men ar
fected are electricians, millwrigfts,
painters and some carpenters. Al re-
fusal To sign new scale bronghe
about the trouble.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
25 JUMPED FROM WINDOWS.
Men Narrowly Escaped Death by Fire
in 7oomTnr House.

Chicago, May 14.--Twenry-f1 men
narrowly escaped death yesterday
when a blazing stairway cut off their
escape from burning rooming house
at 2445 Kensington avenue. The men
saved themselves by jumping from
windows onto mattresses. John Son
mini attempted to des-end the burning
stairway and was severely burned on
his face and hands. The flames
caused loss estimated at $4,000. The
home of John A. Wadhams, principal
of the Monroe school, was damaged
yesterday by fire which attacked the
roof.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
SEEK TO OVERTHROW TAMMANY.
New York Citizens start Movement
for Civic Reform.

TOT H'Vic Teform'
New York, May 14.-Zealous citi-
zens of Greater New York. to the num-
Der of $50, gathered in Cooper Union
last night to inaugnrate a movement
to determine means of securing the
nomination of proper candidates for
city offices to be filed at the coming
municipal election In nutshell. the
movement Is another one of those re-
forms and civic uplift campaigns
against Tammany Hall. It Is non
partisan and designed to bring about
the best results for the city as whole.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
wahatsr liotal,s New cafa.

Mrs. T. p. Thompson mas taken hold
Of the cafe at This popular hotel and
is serving an excellent noon day meal
and suppers for 25c and other meals
a la carte.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Good Case.

Trial order, "A large or So small size
st. Louis beer. or four quarts best
bonded whisky. for $3.50. c. b. Erdel.
Moorhead, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14

Ten dozen white summer waists,
latest New York creations, win be
opened up for Friday and Saturday
bargain days. This is your chance
for gettine these at right prices. Denis
Fur Co, 200 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
Cooks and Girls

Are in very great demand. Good
wages and good places may be had
by calling on Louis Hotop, IL Broad
way. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14

Carisch for St Paul; slagie, Cheney
and Shaw for Indianapolis.
R.HE.
milwaukee ss...-..+..... II
Aoieuo -. .s.s. .sa.s.+..ss.fs.
Batteries Curtis. Dougherty and
Hostetter for. Milwaukee, West. Nc
Sturdy and Abbott for Toledo. d3 ir,-
nings)
R.HE.
Kansas city ...-............ 1118 81
Columbus .... 81
Batteries-swan and Ritter for KAN
sas City; Upp, Brown and James for
Columbus.
R.H.E.I
Minneapolis ............ 5 81
LOUISVILLE ................ 81 oil
Batteries-Cates and Block for Min
neapolis; Hogg and Peitz for Louis
vile.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14

DIR. Sten Harson, Osteopathic Physi-
clan. GA Front street, Fargo. Phone
1014-J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
BASEBALL.

Everything you want FOR tnat game
/ got. Pay me cash and l can do
what's right by you. Ben Hart.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14
N. P. OFFICIALS HERE
General superintendent Blanchard and
r. j. Titus, Superintendent Of
Dining Cars on inspection.

General superintendent E. G. Blan-
chard's private car No. of the N. p.
with Mr.. Blanchard and f. ]. Titus,
superintendent of dining car service
on that road. was in Fargo last eve-
ming.
The two high officials are on tour
of inspection and spent several hours
in Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14

Hair cuts 25c at Johnson's Barber
shop. Open from a. m. to .. m.
Baths on Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-14

Green Grass.
Why not get lawn mower and hose
Of your n?-Emery has them.