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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
MANY enter FOR
The INDOOR MEET
TRACK MEET WILL HE PULLED
OFF AT THE v. M. c. a. THIS
EvENING-kEEN INTEREST IN
A NUMBER or THE EVENTS
VISITORS WELCOME.

There have been quite a number OF
entries for the indoor track and ath-
letic meet which viii be held this eve
ming at the Y. nj. c. "A. and there
viii be keen competition in several of
the events.
Following are the entries which had
been received at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing:
Fifteen yard dash Harry Forth.
Paul Peterson, Richard Refs.
Shot Put-Frank Boughton, Lynn
Stambaugh, Harry Forth.
Running high jumpE. Frankel.
Harry Forth and Richard Refs.
Three broad tumps-F. Boughton.
Richard Refs. Paul Peterson.
One mile wall-Geo. HeenclS, w.
Wilkinson, E. Frankel. g.. Boughton.
Lynn Stambaugh.
Standing broad jump Harry Forth.
Richard Refs and Paul Peterson.
Two mile run-Geo. Hoenck others
not yet entered.
Standing high Jump-Hugh Miller
others not yet entered.
Beside the sports mentioned above.
there will be a number Of events in
the swimming pool Visitors will be
cordially welcomed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
CURES DANDRUFF
STOPSFALLINGHAIR
PETERsoN's PANAcEA GREATEST
DISCOVERY or MODERN TIMES.
HEALS AND sooTHs-NEvER
FAILS If RIGHTLY USED.

/ want you to know more about my
Panacea. It's entirely unnecessary to
suffer with Eczema of the scalp, Itch
ing, scaly scalp, hair falling out or
Dandruff. I've got cure for 1t right
here.
Probably you have used other reme-
dies without results--most of us have.
thought there was no real help un-
til / got hold of my Panacea-now 1
know better-I can assure you OF a
cure.
Many very obstinate cases have been
cured. Most Of the cures began with ap-
plications at my barber snop-but
they soon bought a bottle and know
from actual experience that it cures
absolutely.
IL you are troubled with scalp af-
flictions. or IL you want to make sure
NOT to be troubled that way-invest
so cents in a bottle of my Panacea-
the rest is easy.
6. w. PETERSON, lis Broadway,
Under Ideal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
The REQ REMINDER
November 20, Less Than q Month from
Now, the Automobile Contest
CIoseS-Vote Promptly.

REQ Auto Contest votes are given
out by the Pure Food Grocery Co.
Ask for them when you buy groceries.
The Dixon Laundry is the only.
laundry in the city that gives out
Auto Contest votes. When you send
out your laundry work remember this.
G. j. Feller is making his tailoring
establishment more popular by giving
out Auto Contest votes--be sure and
ask for them at Feller's.
The regular advertisement Of the
contest appears on another page Of
this issue of The Forum. Therein will
be found the complete list OF names Of
merchants giving Auto Contest tickets
and the standing Of the candidates.
Mrs. Newton Everhart seems to be
leading but candidates should all make
special effort during the closing days
OF the contest: the auto has not been
awarded yet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
STUDY FIRST AID
TO The INJURED
NEW CLASS WILL BE ADDED TO
THE cuRRIcULuM or THE n.
N. G. A. NIGHT SCHOOLGIRL
OFFICIAL RED CROSS DIPLOMA
SCHOOL is PROGRESSING.

On Tuesday, Nov. ., there will be
started at the X. M. c. A. night school
a class in First Aid to the Injured
with DR. j. ID. Dillon as teacher.
BY q very significant arrangement
between the American National Rel
Cross society, Of which President
national committee OF the Y. M. C. A.,
joint certificate. containing the off,
cial seals Of these two organizations
and signed BY VIM. I'll. Taft as presi-
dent will be awarded to those passing
the examinations. The exams will be
held In December. April and June.
The work Of the class will be that
OF caring for emergency cases such as
drowning, suffocation, asphyxiation,
carrying Of wounded persons, practice
of artificial respiration, etc. Already
there have been number who have
showed interest in this class and Ii is
expected that 1t will be wen filled.
The regular night school work at
the Y. M. G. A. is progressing in a
highly satisfactory manner.
One Of the classes of great interest
to the association orficials is the en-
ployed boys class. This takes In boys
from Is to is years of age and it is
found to be a splendid thing for a.
number Of ambitious youths who can
not attend day school These boys
ART getting thorough instruction In
the common school branches.
Through the aid OF a friend of the
association who agrees to pay for a
number Of the members OF this class
for period Of six months. there are
several who are enabled to take the
course who would otherwise have
found it impossible These boys get
the use of the gymnasium for a period
each wednesday evening and also the
use of the pool ON the same evening.
The class in mechanical drawing
and structural steel engineering under
Mr.. WALTON is doing excellent work.
The instructor puts forth every ef-
fort to make the work interesting as
well Is instructive
Architect Haxhy taught the class in
architecture last year and this year
he has TWO classes, one first year and
one second year class. They are do
ing fine grade of work and there is
a good attendance.
The classes for foreigners is being
augmented at the Y. M. C.. A. As
soon as enough members apply there
will be classes started in Norwegian
and German with good teachers.
In a week or two several new
classes will be started. One of the
most interesting Of these will be the
class in electricity. 1t Win be under
the instruction of Superintendent
Hubbard of the Union Light, Heat a.
Power Co. 1t will offer very prac-
tdcal course for men who are inter
ested in. the study Of electricity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
Rsx. l1ihhard Is Installed.

Langdon. NJ D., Oct S0.-Rev. F. J.
Hubbard returned to the city from
Hannah, where he took part in the
service which installed Rev J. Tan
ner Hughes as the new pastor of end
town Presbyterian church. The i'm
stallation service was presided over
by Rev. r. II. Richmond, Of Inkster.
who also preached the sermon. Rev.
ri III. Myers, of Milton, delivered the
charge to the pastor and Rev. r. j.
Hubbard Of this city gave the charge
to the congregation. The new pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Han
nah comes here from the state OF Yer
mont
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
Big DANCE NEXT WEEK
Woman's Label League Plans Hop
Fest for Friday neutrality-suspicious.
iastie Meeting Thursday.

All arrangements have been COM
pieted for the first dance given by
the Fargo woman's Tabea league. The
affair WIN be given at Union hall next
Friday evening At meeting held at
Union hall Thursday evening, attend
ed by thirty members. all final details
were taken care OF and the prospects
for pleasant affair couldn't be better.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
lmproved Train sarviea

Effective Sunday. Oct. 81. The North
ern Pacific added a new local train to
their service which will operate be-
tween Fargo, Moorhead and Pembina
by way Of Manitoba Junction and
Grand Forks.
This new train nortl1bound connects
at Manitoba Junction with ''The Mani-
to'pa Limited" exchanging passengers.
Southbound win run ahead OF the
'Limifed." delivering through paasen-
gers for the twin cities 10 that train at
Manitoba Junction. The Limited will
make faster time and several local
stops will be taken out which viii be
taken care Of by the new local.
(Oct. 90 Nov. 31
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
TWO TRAVELLERS INJURED.

". :. Payne and w. Gruss Mixed up
in Auto Accident Near York.
Grand Forks. N. D., Oct. 3O.-H. Il.
Payne, the well known traveller, is at
his home in this city suffering from In
juries received in an automobile acci-
dent near York yesterday afternoon.
w. Gruss, who was also in the machine
st the time, Is at his home in Mime
apolis, but is not seriously hurt as is
Mr.. Payne.
They were just this side Of York,
when, in turning corner, their car
slxidded and turned turtle. Mr.. Payne
suffered a dislocated shoulder and Mr..
Gruss received serious bruises about
the chest. They came to Grand Forks
last evening, Mr.. Gruss continuing to
his home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
RAIp ZIG ~ pRIscoLL.
Beer, Booze and Wine Are Secured by
Sheriff McEiIlis.

Bismarck, M. ID, Oct. s0.-The citi-
zens of Driscoll being tired of the
continued defiance OF the law by James
Wiley In selling Intoxicating liquors
in the village, made complaint to r.
N. Stevens, the states attorney. He
swore out a warrant at once and de-
livered 1t to Sheriff McGillis. Nc
ellis and his deputy went to Driscoll
and arrested Wiley and captured two
barrels of beer, one gallon of whis-
key and one gallon of wine.
Wiley was brought to the city and
now occupies cell in the county bas-
tile and will continue to do so until
he has a hearing before Justice Pierce
this afternoon at the court house.
Stevens and McGillis are keeping the
piggers on the jump, and as result
travelling men say Bismarck has few
er piggers than any other city in the
state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
sLAIsDELL IS AT HOME.
Secretary of State Returns After d
Visit to Wife's Home.


Bismarck. N. D., oct. SO.--Alfred
BlaisdelI, secretary Q. state. and Mrs.
Blaisdell are at home again from
Minnesota where they were called by
the death of Mrs. Blaiadell's grand
father. They arrived from Minot
last night.
The sudden death of Senator John
son was somewhat of a. shock to the
secretary. On being asked him opin-
Ton as to the appointment of a sena-
tor to iii the vacancy now existing, he
confessed ignorance of what was go
ing on, but in view OF Governor
Burke's good Judgment and know
ledge of men, he felt sure that who
ever was appointed would be credit
able representative of the state and a
useful member of the senate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
Took Prisoners to Pen.

Bismarck. N. d., Oct. s0.--sheriff
Ed Erickson Of Pierce county was
down from Rugby with prisoner for
the penitentiary. He is one OF the
most influential citizens Of his county
and has an excellent record both in
office and in private life. He is a
cousin of Miss Amelia Erickson of the
secretary of states Office, He was ac-
companied by Geo. Watson, the clerk
of the court Of Pierce county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
HAS DIsLocArED SHOULDER.
Attorney !. ?. conmy Of Grand Forks
Victim cf Accident on cridiron.

Grand Forks. N. d. Oct sO.-Atty.
], r. Conmy, while engaged yesterday
afternoon In coaching the Grand Forks
high school football team, was the VIC
tim OF a peculiar accident. His shout
der was dislocated as result. but he
Is able to get around In good shape de-
spite that fact Some OF Mr.. Conmy's
friends have been going over his foos-
bali record and fnd that during the
several years he was on the North Da-
kota university football team such
things as disIocated shoulders were
very uncommon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
ROWLAND is SENTENCED.
Ramsey County RIindpig Case Comes
To a Close.

Devils Lake, N. d., Oct. SO,-The An
al disposition of the famous Rowland
bIindpig case from Starkweather has
been effected with the sentencing of
the defendant, John Rowland, 1876
days in the Ramsey county jail by
Judge Cowan. Rowland and his wife
were arrested at Starkweather as a
result OF the activities of the Stark
weather Commercial club, an organic
alton which is strictly opposed to the
breaking of the prohibition law. The
case against Mrs Rowland, 1t is un-
derstood will be dismissed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
oruanized ! Moose Lodas.

Bismarck. N. d.. oct. S0-George
Weatherhead went to Linton Wednes-
day and installed lodge of Moose of
fifty two members. L. A. Weatherby
has been chosen dictator, Peter Witt
mayer, past dictator. and Postmaster
Thos. Jones is secretary. The lodge
is a strong one and will prove an eff
cient and powerful organization in the
social affairs Of the capital OF En-
mons county.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

mia DR. Peterson OF Northwood is in
charge Of the case and states that it
Is very rare disease, very seldom be-
Ing found in children, the only other
child case being encountered in Europe.
Operations are invariably fatal ana
drugs only serve to alleviate the trou-
bic until final summons come.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
Mr.. RoonavaIt,a connula.

New York Journal Of Commerce: In
the consular service, President Roose-
velt while placing the modes OF APP
pointment on notably higher plane
than they had before occupied. felt
constrained to retain the apportion-
ment system. thereby largely vitiating
an otherwise desirable change.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
Examining the County officsrs.

Rlamarck, N. d.. Oct. sO.--H. S. wiz
son, deputy in the state examiners
Office, has been making an examina-
tion of the county offices for the last
three weeks He Is an expert In this
line Of business and believes an ex-
aminer ought to examine. He has
nearly completed his work which has
covered the transactions Of the last
three years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
pon,t Get Them Mixed.

Butte Miner: Lady Frances Cook is
here to advocate the suffragette move-
ment, and it is to be hoped that any
thing tntendend for the doctor won't
go her way.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
HAS VERY SERIOUS TROUBLE.
Little Child in Hospital at Northwoc
With a Hare Disease.

Grand Forks, N. D.. oct 3o.--Allen
Johnson, SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Johnson OF Bagley, Mimi, is I'll at the
Deaconess hospital In Northwood, suf-
fering from spleno myelogenis leuke-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

] Forun Want Ad WIIl Sci q For You
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
c.6YW. TO ISSUE NEW STOCK
Formal Announcement Of S3o,5o2s0o
Common Expected Soon.

-he Chicago a. Northwestern Railway
-lfaFarr. according 20 dispatches from me
"es- s ABOUT o. issue so 81. So new com
Aa- stock tur f1rn-al announcement OF
l-e ISSUE. which mas been expected Tor
some r-ne VIII De- deferred until after
ne railroad commissions OF Tire several
s'alef trEe-sed by The Northwestern
-'e si-a- have given their consents 20 the
"Iieaier t1r permission 20 issue ana
81 ine Ieg stock. The necessary authori-
-@-or has already been granted by The
@-f7al commissions % Michigan and Wis
o1Isu
-ae outstanding common stock amounts
$50 out - a total authorized OF
f,-s and the preferred 10 49, Co.,
Total being s-2-.1l2 SIS. The new stock,
- Is to lr issued al par. win presum-
1. af-rel to both common and pre-
i'- stockholders Tor subscription, as u
--.s la 5lst - per cert Of the combined
~ .-.at-rdiIg OF the Two classes. Al
1.sAs price yesterday for the com
-.e- -le rights on the new stock
$50 he Eorfh nearly l5 pr cent n Is
stood tlar the company viii use tie
49, obtained from the sale q the new
- nc building ~ feeders and ~
Work " extending the system 10 the
-east, which "a slowly and steadily
- prosecuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
A 3l-STORY ANNEX
RECORD OFFICE Plan.
The Whitehall To BE Biggest
Building of Its Kind.

The Battery Place Realty COMPANY Is
now subsidiary concern % the United
states Realty and Improvement Company.
It's stock having been bought by the latter
company II viii build the proposed thirty
one story addition 20 the whitehall Ruild-
ing, on the plot adjoining the Whitehall
site on the north
The Whitehall Building has frontage OF
lsas feet on Battery Place OF Gsl feet or
West street and ga feet on Washington
street. making a plot OF about 1900 square
Feet The combined plots. upon which will
stand the present Whitehall Building and
the new thirty-one story addition. comprise
Sl.sls square feet. being nearly twenty-one
city lots. with frontages OF ia. feet on
Washington street and -So.s feet on Battery
Place facing Battery Park
The structure will be ready FOR OCCUPANCY
on January !. 1911 The general contract
Tor the construction work has been award
ed 10 the George A Fuller Company.
me enlarged building. including the pres
ent twenty story whitehall. viii contain
about 100000 cubic feet. exclusive of
foundations. and viii have a rentable area
or approximately $4,000 square feet. II
VIII be the largest Office building in this
city and VIII be erected from plans drawn
by Clinton & Russell. architects. who viii
also supervise the construction
WILL BE 4I6 FEET THIGH.
The height OF the structure from the curb
70 the top OF the roof is 416 feet. and the
ooller room floor Is 20 feet below the curb
Thousands OF wOrkmen viii be employed
In the erection OF this structure. which viii
require about $4,000 tons OF structural
steel. 100000 common brick, 900. 900 face
brick. $4,000 barrels OF cement So. 600
square fee; OF floor arches. 2s6. 600 cubic
feet OF cinder I'LL rs. eco square feet OF
order Covering. $500 square feet OF par
ution tie, 10000 square feet Of column
covering, 10000 square feet Of wall fur
ring $500 cubic yards Of caissons. j. 600
cubic yards OF earth excavation. 2I5e
cubic feet OF granite. 10000 cubic feet OF
Indiana limestone. :. 900 tons Of ornamental
terra Gotta $4,000 square feet OF wire lath.
$4,000 square yards Of plaster, 400 coo
llneal feet OF by inch spruce sleepers.
100000 feet board measure OF comb grain
yellow pine flooring 1880 windows 10000
square feet Of glass. 5000 doors. $4,000
pounds Of window weights. 5000 feet OF
copper chain. 450. 600 feet Of grounds. 10000
feet OF picture mould. 50. geo feet Of base.
OTHER LEADING FEATURES.
There viii be ten miles Of plumbing.
twenty miles OF steam pipe. sixty-fve miles
or condults and wiring. and there will also
be three thousand electric fixtures
The present plans CO not provide for i'm
proving al once for Office use the Washing
ton street front. but OF transforming tina.
part OF the site into a park, with lawns,
fountains and trees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York b. the grace Of God. free and independ-
ent TO Greenwood Cemetery Nellie Maverick
Parkinson. Horace Bruce Ei.hman.. IsaDei jar
Wis. Bruce Hossier. John R. Carter. Mary e
Straw Mary Gangior COrfnne Churchill Ed
ward J. Churchill. Nellie Brodhead Barnes. Lucy
Brodhead. Raymond Maverick Hunter. Mar SUI
Lillian Hunter Ada Z. Parxes. John J. Halpin.
Frankly Messmer. May Leslie. Alice Brush.
Cleu1mie BOynton. Margaret II. Halpin. Wood
worth Maverick Parkes. Mary Maverick He'll
man. and al persons Interested IN the Estate
OF Ellen NJ Maverick. late OF the County %
New York. deceased. as creditors. lesatees. next
OF Kin or otherwise send greeting: You and each
% YOU are hereby cited and required personally
20 be and appear before cur Surrogate Of tho
County % New York. az the Surrogates Court
OF said County. held az the Hall Of Records. IN
the County Of New York. on the twenty-ei<hth
tav OF December. 1900. at half-Dsst ten clock
In the forenoon OF that day. then and there 20
proceedings OF Alfred Lockwood Brown and John
j HaIpfn. as Executors OF the Last VIII and
resfamen. o. said deceased and such OF you
as are hereby cited under the %
twenty-One years are required 20 appear by your
guardian. II YOU have one. OF II you have none.
70 appear and apply for one 70 e- appointed. OF
in the event % your neglect or failure 70 do
a guardian Will be appointed BY TIRE Surrogate 70
represent and for you in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused me
sea- OF the surrogates' Court Of tire said County
Of New York De hereuuto afrxed.
Witress Hon ABNER c THOMAS.
IL 81 Surrogate Of our said County. az
the County Of New York. the 3rd day
Of November. in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and nine
DANIEL J. DOWDSEE,
Clerk OF the surrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
?. 3. KERR ESTATE APPRAISED.

The estate OF Thomas 3. Kerr. OF No. II
West SJh street, member OF the firm OF
Kerr & Co, bankers and brokers. OF No.
= Broadway, as shown by the appraisal
nlrc IN the Surrugates' Office yesterday.
amounted 20 E.54159l So at the date OF his
ceath. October = last From this sum de-
lucuOns are made aggregating S63.45- - for
various expenses, leaving tie net value OF
the estate N.sei.l3s 81. The realty included
MS home, No. - West J6th street valued
ar $500 and the rest was personal in
Guiding shares OF Standard OIL United
states steel preferred, ArchIsOn preferred,
Pullman Palace Car Company. Delaware *
hudson Railway Company and Union Pa
cilc- M Kerr lefI $40 % TO his Old and
faithful servant. Mary keeEan. dividing
the bulk OF his estate among gle members
OF mis- family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-01
BUSINESS DUISION.
Telephone Agreement Report
ff and Denied IA Ohio.

cleveland Ncy. SOFT is believed here
ta- .. general plan under the merger OF
'- .-..-r Union Te.egrarh Company and
@ Telephone Company Is for the Bel
interests .. enter into The long distance
.-e-...a and telegraph business exclusive
and -. are local fields 10 the indepen-
--rr would divide the telephone
business ..t. 1870 important functions, each
-s. ...-- clearly defined
al meeting C- Ire independent tee
phone Ee- az columbus last night J. :.
Bailey .. -f Toledo. is quoted as making
e prop sr.-- mo- divide the business II ohio
G- his plan. Later Mr.. Bradley
de- -a. such was the plan.
believed boy the independents, how
ever -rat A-. Bradley is acting under
orders a.. -.ar the reported plan is merely
rr out oi a small part OF me
-a--a-. PROBABLY country wide. programme
''s worked rIt by the American Teie-
i-aa a-- Telephone COMPANY
Toledo. Sow 81. :. Bradley emphati-
oa-y denied to-day that he had made
proposition -1r TIE division % business BE-
'Feel --e Bell and independents az the
.-1r--=s meeting in Columbus last might
only foundation for the report.
l1-71 States Telephone Company has said
% PIE smaller Independent companies that
!" - gave 20 objection 20 their con-
h's 7. -r- Bell In view 0f the de-
c-siaH 20 Fe1e-a. Judge Tayler in declaring
Na-- Har s1-.-sive long distance con-
'a W- sl-- companies We could not
'e r Two or -hree wears some Of
.-e smaller companies have been buying
OFT focal he plants and establishing dual
-.lr distance earuections. bur they are
'eiHs ""- raat plan themselves. and we
nave Es.-.Ig to 90 with g."
Jefferson ---.. So. Nov. 31.-Chlef JUS
I'e Valiant cf The supreme Court APP
pointed EDWIN silver. Of Jefferson city. TO-
Gay as el--.le- 10 take evidence on the
l.i-.-'.al ~ Attorney General Major 10
--a o-t whether there Is a merger u ne
N.ei-lle .aupaE.-s in Missouri