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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
.BOLLEY new seed
COMMISSIONER
DEAN OF BIOLOGICAL DEPART.
.MENT WILL SEE THAT NEW
SEED LAW Is ENFORCED IN
NORTH ,DAKoTA--kANsAs MAN.
is ASSISTANT.

Prof. H. L. Bolley OF the A. c. has
been appointed state seed commission :
er and Orin A. Stevens of the Kansas
agricultural college has been selected
as assistant in the work. The new seed
law goes into effect July 1. 1t applies
to all types of seed and grains which
are not sold for manufacturing pur-
poses, for food or for forage. In order
that there may be proper inspection by
the officials all seeds sold OF offered
for sale in North Dakota must be
properly labeled.
Professor Bolley is now engaged in
preparing bulletins of instructions and
rulings governing the taking of sam
pies and the inspection and analysis
of seeds. He has been developing a
strain Of rust resistant fax and ap-
pears to have succeeded in his efforts.
He worked along that line OF investi-
cation for some years and last spring
sent out small amounts of the fax to
different farmers. The results were in
every case satisfactory. Some large
yields we're secured on fax sick land.
In most instances the fax was seeded
alongside of the common varieties and
the striking contrast in results was the
best evidence of Mr.. Bolley's. success.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
Gentlemen:
Men Wanted,

Men for country wanted: good
wages. See L. Hotop. II Broadway
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
BIG CROWDS FOR
JUNE RACE MEET
HoWLINe SUCCESS is ASSURED
FOR OPENING OF RAGING SEA-
SON IN NORTH DAkoTA-sEc-
RETARY TUCKER WILL ARRIVE.
IN FARGO THIS EVENING.

Members Of the Fargo Driving asso-
citation are authority for the statement
that bigger crowds will attend the
spring race meeting: June l, q and 8
than ever attended similar event in
Fargo. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday will be big days in the city.
The programmes which were published
in The Forum some time ago, will start
at 1: 80 each afternoon.
Secretary Tucker of the Central Rae
ing association will arrive in the city
this evening from the cities, after con-
ferring with several prospective
judges. Sec. C. e. Wilson was to have
acted as Judge over the entire circuit,
but on account of illness will be una
BILE to fill the engagements. However
very capable man will be picked.
Quarter Cracks.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Fargo track are Frank S., trotter.
2:17A; White Wings, trotter, 2:24A !:
Check Hook, rrotter, 2:1S%. and Tony
B., PAGER. 2:17%.
Today is busy one at the track, all
the horses being worked out. having
been laid up on account of the rain
having put the track temporarily out of
commission.
Bonnie Dare, PAGER, entered in the
2.35 class, is looking good to the rail
birds. Last season she did not do well,
but is certainly in fine condition and
going a merry clip now.
Those who are handing out the dope
say Rayheart, entered in the 1922 trot
threatens to foreclose a mortgage on
first money in his class, 1t is a good
guess that the horse that gets first
meneylwon't start in the 2:22 trot next
year. stick a pin here.
Daniel Webster (Billy Doyle's meal
ticket is being worked with the shad
oW blinds and takes kindly to them
He starts in the 2:12 pace on the first
day-Tuesday.
Budweiser, p. 2:13A, does not start
at the Fargo June meeting. He is work
ing well and appears to have forgot
ten his cranky notions. If he will turn
around and come up with the bunch
he Is no joke as a PAGER in his class
In the absence of c. E. Wilson, as
starting Judge, many horsemen would
be pleased to have Col. Benton act in
that capacity. He has an exceptionally
good voice, commands the respect OF
the drivers, and is well up in the rules
Larry Downey is figuring out what
he is going to do with first money he
wins with Fargo Boy in the 2:25 pace
Ali arguments that carry the impress
sion that he may not be first money
winner are passed by with sccrn.
Better get a reserved seat ticket for
the three days. and thus save lot oi
trouble in securing a good seat
Fargo and Moorhead people ought tc
turn out enmasse and show their full
appreciation of the efforts of the man
agement to give successful race meet.
ing.
If Street Commissioner johnson
would smooth Tenth street up trifie
before the races, as he did last season
the public would appreciate his effort
Horses that fight shy of autos could
take this route to the track
There is a telephone to the track.
C. G. Anderson, uplolstering. Tel 1713-I
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
A TOUCHING TRIBUTE
Colonel Morton Delivered Funeral Ad-
dress at Funeral of Late Capt.
John W.. Scott.

A touching tribute was paid to the
noble heroism of the late Capt, John
w. Scott, at the funeral service yes
terday afternoon Colonel Morton in
the funeral address. Colonel Morton
told of the staunch independents of the
old river captain who preferred to
spend the closing days of his life in
days of drudgery rather than spend
them in idleness which would have
meant living on charity.
The music for the funeral was beau
tiful. 1t was given under the direction
of Miss Lottie Wall.
The floral offerings were both beau
tiful and costly and showed how many
friends the aged gentleman had won
by his kindly disposition, his cheerful
ness in spite of his adversely and his
delightful optimism.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
cream Wool sarne.

$15O 50-inch heavy all wool cream
storm serge, for $1.1s. Thursday, A.
L. Moody.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
WAS EDWARD WARE
A TRESPA PASSER?
QUESTION ON WHICH TRIAL IN
FEDERAL COURT HINGES -
PLAINTIFF HOLDS BOARDS -
MUCH TESTIMONY IS READ
FROM FORMER TRIAL.

II the plaintiff in the case of Jennie
Ware against the Northern Pacific Ry.
Co. is able to establish the fact that
Edward Ware, deceased, was not q
trespasser, when he rode on certain
freight train which was wrecked, kills
ing him, it is probable that their pur-
pose will be accomplished That IS
the point on which the entire action
hinges and one which will be sternly
fought by the defense.
A large part of yesterday was occu-
pied in reading testimony taken at the
former trial. in which verdict of So
900 was rendered in favor OF the plain
tiff whcih was afterwards set aside
by Judge Charles f. Annidon The
testimony Of the plaintiff was taken
again. 1t was anticipated when court
opened this morning that the greater
part of the day would be consumed
by the Introduction of evidence for
the plaintiff
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
A. 0. U. ". INITIATION
Fargo Lodge No. 5 Will Take in Large
Glass of Candidates on
Thursday.

A large class of candidates will be
initiated into the mysteries of A. o.
U. w work by Fargo lodge No. at
a meeting to be held on the evening of
Thursday. May q. This will be a
most interesting meeting Several
matters of Importance will come be-
fore the meeting and all brothers of
the order are requested to he present.
Deputy Grand Master Peter Olson
of North Dakota will be present at
this meeting.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
Hosiery Sale.

+ Our best Csc women,s fast black
stockings, for 2Sc, Thursday. A. L.
Moody.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
TO LAKE PARK.

See the 2;;1S pace TUESDAY.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26

Chas. Meyers has just been sent to
an excellent position as bookkeeper
and stenographer for Thos. Canfield,
president Farmers operative Ele-
vator Co. Every day these Dakota
Business College pupils are going to
high grade positions-the best proof
of good training.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-26
LADIES' HAIR GOODS

Ladies' cordially invite you to
call and inspect my beautiful line Of
hair goods, including rolls, puffs, nets,
switches. Also do hair dressing and
manicuring.
Gentlemen:
beg to inform you that have com
plete line Of invisible toupees, all are
made to measure and a perfect fit is
guaranteed. A call will convince you
Miss e. M. Schweinhagen, at Patter-
sons Millinery Co, No. Broadway,
Fargo. Phone 235.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
OBITUARY

Shirley Gresham, who died yesterday morning at the Old Dominion hospital, following an operation for appendicitis, was granddaughter of Judge Theo. Shirley, a resident of Mctcalf up to 1907, when he came to Solomonville to fill the office of probate judge, having been elected in 1906. The family of the deceased is highly respected tne, and large circle of friends in The Valley mourn the death of Shirley and sympathize with the judge, who is now living in Clifton, and only got the news in time to take the train fom Duncan, reaching Globe last evering, in time for the funeral, which vii be held today. Tho ladies of the Rebt kah lodge at Stafford sent floral tribute, which arrived in Globe last evening, the judge and his daughter, Miss Shirley, both being members of the lodge at Stafford.
 Little Shirley made her home with her aunt, Miss Shirley, at Solomonville ard was a fayorite in her circle. Fer mother preceded her to the grave only a few weeks, having died the lat .er part of last January.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
APPRAS|NG BOARD ID BE NAMED BY
 ALDERMEN N
WILL SET A PRICE ON REGENT IMPROVEMENTS MADE ON
 WATER WORKS.
STREET WORK WILL CONTINUE
MANY OTHER MINOR MATTERS CONSIDERED AT MEETING
 OF ALDERMEN.

The option for the purchase of the plant of the Pinal Mountain Water com pany, which has been before the city council for the past several weeks, was accepted st last nights session of the city fathers, after a change had been made regarding the appraising of prop er.y acquired by that company since January l, 1909, and supplies on hand at the time the plant is taken over, in the event that the bond proposition car ries.
 According to the amendment made to the original option, two appraisers are to be appointed by the city and as many from the water company. In the event of manifestation on the part of the taxpayers of Globe to have the city purchase the water plant, these ap- praisers will meet and agree on the val ue of new improvements, on or before May ,, 1909.
 Any failure on the part of these ap- praisers to agree will not prevent the property of the water company from being taken over by the city, but any such controversies may be settled at a later date by arbitration or other means.
 Tine option, as amended, was adopted unanimously and will more than likely
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
KICK DISCHARGED
AGED MAN ON TRIAL FOR IN. SANITY ALLOWED TO GO
 ON PAYING COSTS.

Cyrus Keck, who was arrested early this week in the act of paying improper attentions to young girl on Broad street and who was afterwards charged with insanity, was declared to be in his right mind by Drs. G. B. Wiley and B. C.. Fox, yesterday.
 Although Neck admitted that he was infatuated with the girl, the physicians did not believe he was dangerous and accordingly declined to find him in sane.
 On the stand the man stated that he was spiritualist. The girl, he claimed, was ordained to become his wife He did not seem to take into consideration the disparity in their ages.
 Later he was taken before Judge Thomas, to be examined on the original charge of assault. After much deliDera- ton he agreed to leave the girl alone in the future and was discharged on the payment of costs to the extent of 12.35.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
SEEK LONG LOST SON
 FORMERLY OF GL0TE

Mrs. James o. Sullivan, whose post office address is box 39l, St. Regis Falls, N. r., writes the Phoenix Republican that she is very anxious to locate or learn something of the fate of her long lost son, Mark Sullivan. She has not heard from him since a year ago last June. He is a miner and a member of Globe Union No. 60, W. r. M. She also understands that he is member of the Odd Fellows fraternity. She will be glad to receive any information con corning him.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
also be accepted today by the direct of the water company.
 Street Work to Continue,

As it was shown by Street SuperiD- tendent Blevins that some 300 feet along Broad street had been resurfaced with limestone at a cost to the city of about $l60, exclusive of regular salaries paid to the department, it was voted to resurface a similar amount of this street. This work will continue south as far as Mesquite street and then re- begin at Pinal creek and extend north as far as the street has been brought up to the grade.
 Gamblers Lose in Showdown.
 4 proposition of refunding number of gambling houses their license fee from February 2l to March 3l, to which time they had paid up, was turned down after considerable discussion. Council men MeNeil and Van Slyck were in favor of the refund. Had the refund
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
OLD FOLKS, DANCE.

The Old Folks of Globe will give an other of their popular dances and social evenings at Clark's pavilion next Wednesday evening, February 24. Good music will be furnished and refresh ments will be served and a pleasant time guaranteed all the pioneers vino at tend. The success of the past occasions will undoubtedly be repeated. All the old residents of the city are cordially invited to be present and spend the evening with them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
Dominion Arrivals

J. c. Howard, Los Angeles; Fred schilling, Los Angeles; II. W. Clarke, Dennison, Texas; R. B. Williams, Mi ami; H. B. Fatman, Fl Paso; r. B. Baptist, Cincinnati; W. H. Harris, Den yer; T. w. Hamilton, Denver; c. w. Pritchett, Denver; A. F. Surriger, Brooklyn; M. Abraham, Los Angeles; w. G. P. Miller, San Francisco; c. A. Laney, St. Louis; D. H. Jones, St. Louis; J. Cogswell, Los Angeles; J. A. Bittel, Chicago; c. II. Ansley, San Fran cisco; Nan Mclean, Oklahoma City; Frank Schmidt, Kansas City.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
Old Folks Dance

The Ok Folks of Globe will give an other of their delightful dances and good times at Clark s pavilion next Wednesday evening, and the popularity of their past functions assures large attendance and pleasant evening for the pioneers of this section. The lit- tie pavilion was crowded to the limit at both the former affairs and all who attended announced that they had had the time of their lives. The member ship of the Old Folks club includes many of the most prominent people in the city, and all enjoy these times when they can get together and enjoy an evening of reelection into the earlier days of Gila county.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19

showed him where that part of the city had been treated very fairly by the city dads.
 Bills and other matters ofo a routine or minor character were disposed of. The council was intact with the excep- tion of MT. House, who is still absent from the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
Maurel Must Pay License.

Andre Maurel appeared with com plaint that his hotel on North Broad street was running at loss and asked that his license fee be reduced or dis
 pensed with. He was informed that the city ordinances gave the council no lati- tude in the matter and that his request could not be granted. He made several assertions that North Globe had not received any benefits from the city gov ernment of late. but Ccnnei.gaan reland
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
been made, it would have amounted to about 5000.
Put Fire House on Grade.

On motion of Councilman Rose, the city engineer was ordered to bring in plans and estimates for lowering the hose house on Cedar street to grade. It is believed that this can be done without any great expenditure of money, much to the improvement of the street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
Asscssed Six Dollars

D. Vernul was up before Judge Thorn as yesterday, charged with disturbing the peace. The prisoner promised to be good in the future if the court would give him his freedom, but the best he could do was to escape with fine of $6 for his misconduct.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
FASHION HALL coMPI.ErED.

The lodge hall over the Fashion la, loon is completed and for rent to lodges, societies, dances and any publi; meett ings. Reasonable prices. Apply to
 BRACCO & GIACOMA, Proprietors.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19

The Skelly studio is no longer. Knight 4. smith has taken over this business and has moved to 493 North Broad street. For two weeks commencing Sun. day. March 2l, NIT. Smith will make juvenile folder photo for $3.5O dozen.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
Ready For Business

The Family restaurant is the name of Globes new eating place located in the Trust building. It is claimed by the owners that fish, oysters and game will be served in season and that ev- c1ything will be prepared right and served right. Popular proces will pre- vail.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19

THE CITIZENS BANK OF GLOBE IS NOW RECEIVING THE MARKET QUOTATIONS BY WIRE AND IS PREPARED TO EXECUTE YOUR OR DERS PROMPTLY FOR THE PUR- CHASE OR SALE OF STOCKS, AND CONTINUES TO TRANSACT A GEN ERAL RANKING BUSINESS. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. 8. F. sULLENBERGER, PRESIDENT.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Aid Society Social

zAlU aOVloVJ NVO4a1 .
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pres byterian church will give another of their delightful socials next Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Frederieks, which has been kindly offered for the purpose. They invite their friends to come and spend pleasant evening. Re- treatments will be served.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19

THE GLOBE BANK 6 SAW. INGS COMPANY PAYS THE HIGH. EST INTEREST ON ESCROW AND TERM DEPOSITS, HAS THE SAFEST INSURANCE AGENCY, GUARAN. TEES ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND STABILITY.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
AMATEURS, MAJESTIC TONIGHT
REGuLAR DANCES

The Globe Bakery Hall has been leased for dancing. Dances will be giy- en each Wednesday and Saturday night beginning at 9 clock sharp.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19

Let the Guarantee Paint company do your work. Best material, best work lowest prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19

ABERNATHy--The funeral of the late Nancy Abcrnathy will be held from the funeral parlors of F. l.. Jones &
 Son today at 2 P. m Friends invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-19
FUNERAL NOTICES.

GEESIIAM--The funeral of the late Miss Shirley Gresham will be held from the residence of Mrs. w. H. Parks on Cedar street between Dev- eraux and High streets, this after noon at 3:30 o'clock. Friends and members of Odd Fellows and Re bckahs are invited to attend.
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TO RACE FROM M.RBLEHE.AD.
Sailing Craft 10 Finish on the Brooklyn
Club on a;rayesend Bay.


Another long distance race has been
arranged and the yachts are TO sail from
Marblebead and an;sb on the house of The
$3.50 ~ ni,,h ~ Dr,nssand ma
This race Is for a cup which has been ohered
by Thomas Fleming bay through the Bos-
ton Yacht club and the date has been so
80 "aI 49,, ivy " az och Crs,asS
aiFanseu 'na' Wv 'ace'7 WV, ,e".n 80
end Bay in time to take part IN mat club &
annual race around tho Fire island and
yortbo,sI nnd Iightshins wbirb wiU ho
no.,n. n"i 's"'"'N' WYNN '
started ON 'n'S y.
The race from Marblehead VIII be started
ut ) o'clock on the afternoon OF JUNE ~.
The Yachts may pass inside or outside Of
Nn,,",n, - Wina,ard nr R,ocL
Na'"n"ks'' Mar'haS 'me'a'u DUN
Island,
The race il opcn to cruising yachts be-
longing IN any recopnized Yacht club.
nbinh =, no 200, ar f.a, oycr all len ctr
Mich 40 eAceeu ",oy 49,
They must be of substantial construction
and rio. having full decks and watertight
cocuniis To m.ka tho race there must be
~ hh a ova storters Tho measurement
ror allowance vii he the over ali length.
rnyhioh U;lII ~. toten from, The fore aide ri the
Ism ,o The aftsr SIDE Of the or
ransom, Fi5d,ebeads and Ornamental
Meas ar boards attached 70 the stem arc
ppnt inc,,deG IN iris Measurement There
,N = hs no rsstrictIons as to tbs number
m.n u no of The nreD eScent that the
UI Jnatar'o, mon i, Charge ~ tho Yacht
manns a "a = natsur Inwer sails are 10 be
,h hns w rnu csrried Nv tbe Yacht when
,rvis,nu T6ere are to he no restrictions
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PAUL Runs Two Miles I'm q. rs.

%PH1LADFLpH IA. May g. In one Of the
prsttiest races ever witnessed on Franklin
Field Billy PAUL. easily won the two mile
event at the Penn handicap games to-day.
beating the intercollegiate record Of o min
ntes "a seconds held by Rowe Of Michigan
by six seconds. Although PAUL was handi-
capped by nearly a lap he caught all of his
finished the last~two laps in n magnificent
burst Of speed. PAUL finished the first
mile in 4 minutes ~ seconds. His time of
q minutes IS seconds comes within one-ffth
OF a second Of the American record made
by Aleck Grant the old Penn runner, az
Ira vers Island in 1909.
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Navy Tennis PlaNers Win.

LxNAPoLrs, Nd. May the Naval
Academy won from Dickinson at tennis
this afternoon. taking all three ot tho
matches in sin giles 4 match in doubles was
ralled when each side had won = ser The
summary:
HAtna, Naval academy. defeated Phil Hover,
Dickinson, Ga. So. Wilkinson Naval Academy.
d6feAted Van Natnan. piceinton. -. . y.
Mayer, Naval Academy. defeated poell. Dlcpin
son IS, 10: Halns and Wilkinson. Navsl
AsnAspny. Against Phil Hover and Boell, Dlckin-
7~e. 80 (unnnished). =.