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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08

Ft%EWWN~ ~E"T" !.
on the complaint of J. w. Sights, the
owner of a theatre car that had been
shipped by the 500 railroad from some
point in Wisconsin to point north
of Minot, the railroad lost out. Mr..
Sights made complaint that the COM
pany had refused TO either carry his
private car, which he used for a
theatre troupe, or repair It. The rail-
road declared that the car was not
fit for use, and they would take no
steps toward repairing 1t. Also, the
company sought TO collect demurrage.
When the matter was brought to the
attention of the railroad commission,
an order was entered that the COM
panv make the necessary repairs and
haul the car.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08

Good results always follow the use
of Foley's Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief i'm all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders, are healing,
strengthening and anti-septic. Try
them. III. H. Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
Work On q. N. station a al,

Wahpeton, N. D., April s--Work was
started today on the new Great North
ern station in this city. The contract
was awarded Minneapolis men and the
firm assures the city Of Wahpeton one
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08

Of the finest station on the Great
Northern system. The outlay for the
building platforms and park viii be in
the nelghborhood of 100000.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
HORSES FOR SALE

If you want to buy good team of
drivers, wait for O'Neilrs auction sale,
April 9, at Lang barn. M oorhea1.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08

There is NO cough medicine so pop
ular as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
never fails to cure coughs, and colds,
Group and bronchitis. II. H. Cassel-
man.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08

Lost--A necklace of yold beads. RE-
turn to Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08

The Forum does no job printing.
Send your next order to Hannaher g.
Schannach at 625 N. r. avenue. Fargo.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
IN DEFEAT.
Beaten by Jack Parker at
JackSOniille Track.

Jacksonville. Fla. March 2s-Nealoa. q
Suburban Handicap winner suffered defea,
iu the fourth race al MoncTieg Par. here
to-day He was a hot favoTite az odds-on.
but Ohert o. Jack Parker ogtrode Nicol
and landed his mount in front
IL has been announced officially that the
meeting Nil come 10 a close on AprI IS.
The summaries follow.
First race purse. four furlongsi Darling. lis
tIFON.erI. even. Won. Agnes May lln ttheItJ.
o. q. thiTd Time. % o.aah Athie ". NeW star.
ls-t staIWart Altaaeua ana S-Nan-' also ran.
Stcoud race trurse. Elk fIrioresl -starhoard.
llI UfheTu. . o. y Nul. EIt. ife. i.2 tRrIdI. .
10 q. SEQ lad. Outpost. lIa as NslsouJ. o. a.
tE:Tl Tiue llah Brarvus. Mcleod J..
Catroli lady McNalis aud GeraEdo alsu ran-
lhirG race tpurse- slK f-4longsl-Jack Parker,
ll1 tat~Ttl. q. A. won. ACalou. l@3 tNicoD. II
a. 30 ~ rd Hish RauFe. III Powers. + 70 Z.
oIust. a's0 ran
-SLe. ..lunuud lu9 lbavfsl. q 10 p Ncn. EifsIL
inl tNl.sUul = 90 4 second. Dgaua lG9 .Eeiah.
to D. fhlta. Time. - -. Campairnc-. Hoora y
anc Sfnr1ver also ran.
Tifn Iaoe qUrse. ou- mile sui scveuty yardsl
-Slal.s 81 Prince. lo2 lNislrl. Z % I. Won.
Golcsrla. lW- tOlerfr o. q second peEc0m-
UGts. l1- ~ -IsEslIff. . 10 tEud Time -
lla NGr. Do.rfy Dlerk and sI llaIi1 also tan
NlEfh racr tlufse. HHr mile ana "A siAfetufll--
,slr'Uanier- ll2 iNiran. % 2 won. Otoeo.
ll5 Cans. ~ seoona Maximum. ms
tsr Rollins Sar9pfIer. Silrerado. lee Strorre
Hartirr BaEToch lioi Ned CarmaCk and Harry
Z cher also ran.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
STEAMFITTERS IN RIOT.
One Man Shot and Likely to Die as
Result of Strike.

As a direct result The police believe Of
on the new Grand Central Station one
man was shot and probably fatally IN
iurei yesterday and two others were well
battered up before the excitement. which
lasted FOR nearly an hour subsided- John
Mclaughlin. OF No. 343 East 45d street. who
was shot I'm the abdomen. was taken 70
Flower Hospital. and il was said late last
night that his condition was critical Will
lam Martin and Henry Brownlow. who re-
ceived lacerattons about the face and
body. went home after having their injuries
dressed.
The police did not know % the shooting.
despite the excitement in the neighborhOod.
until they were informed by the Flower Hos
pital authorities that they had a man who
had been shot and was likely 20 die. when
Captain Iantry and his detectives reached
the hospital McLaughun was reticent as
20 tie cause Of the shooting. and il was
not until he was told he would probably
die that he charged a man named Martin
With the shooting.
According % Martin. who was arrested
and locked up az Police Headquarters.
when he and BrOwnlOw came back from
luncheon they found five men In the building
whom they did not know H. said the men
attacked them. and that II was not until
he was knocked 70 the hoor that he drew
his revolver and began 20 fire IN selfde-
fence Thomas Carr. OF NO 3it East 18th
street was detained as a witness. Carr
denied being with Mclaughlin or knowing
his companions
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24

Daytona- Fla. March 2S.-Barney Old
field. wizard 81 the automobile, proved
once more hig right 10 tho title OF speed
KING oere to-day by smashing three worlds :
records, including two which II was
thought w0gl5 stand for many years.
on the hard surface Of the Daytona
beach, driving his 2oo-horsepower Benz
car. with which only week ago he broke
Of lZ.7s miles an hour, Oldheld to-day COW
cred two miles in 55S5 seconds. about
three seconds better than the previous
worlds record. made by DemoeeOi. Of
Paris, on the Daytona track In 1895
Thirty minutes later Oldheld drove
against the worlds kilOmetre record of
l5.76 seconds made by Hemery on the
lSrOoklands track in England lie shot
past the starting line liks a meteor and
covered the distance--S.2S0 feet 70 inches
. IN I7os seconds. The third record estab-
llshed by 0ldheld was the one mile stock
chassis mark. lie flashed over The hard
sand IN KnoN car in 1875 seconds The
previous record was $3.50 seconds set by
Lewis Straag Ia . Fiat car
. Althousa David Bruce Brown. Walter
/ Christie. George Robertson, Ben Kirscher
and a number OF other well known drivers
Nith tast cars participated IN the races
to-day. Oldfeld swept all before him with
hurricane Of speed and daring that
proved that tie old timer" IS better than
ever The consistency of Oldheid's work
Win his giant Benz car shows that no
huke can be held responsible for his great
one-mile record of Z5-S3 seconds last week
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
Baseball Rowing Aummg Lawn Tennis Other
BIG BOUT Il FARCE.
Ketchel. IN Poor Condition,
Gets "DrazC" zCith Klaus.

Pittsburg. March '23-stanley KetcheI.
middleweight champion OF the world. did
well 10 earn a draw in the opinion Of the
crowd In his six-round nO-decision bout to-
night with Frank Klaus. a local boy. before
the largest audience ever gathered together
20 see a boxing contest az the Pittsburg
National Sporting Club.
For the hrst three rounds Klaus led re-
Psatedly. without return by Ketchel The
last three rounds were slow and uninterest-
ing. Klaus holding on 20 last out the bout
strongly. and Ketehel. evidently IN poor
condition. doing only enough 10 hold his
own
10 was fight az long range and a poor
imitation OF a real battle. The men ex-
changed few blows. and the crowd did not
hesitate 20 express its disapprovaI
In the last round Klaus. urged on by the
shouts Of his followers. forced the fighting
and landed the best blow OF the bout. a
short-arm TAB 70 Ketchers Jaw, which
forced the champion 20 clinch.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
OLDFIELD IS SPEED KING
Smashes Three More Worlds Auto Records in
Daring Dashes Florida Beach.

Oldheld viii go after his own mile record
tomorrow. and promises 20 drive az the
rate of 40 miles an hour,
George Robertson. % Vanderbilt Cup
fame. in the Christie car drove a mile in
50 2-5 seconds. a new record for an Ameri-
can stock car Oldheld's time for the mile
was 2s 2-5 seconds
Seven cars started in the ten-nile handi-
cap free-for-all. IN which the first three
cars were widely separated al the finish.
The contest was won by W. L Davis in a
Mitchell car. with a handicap OF minutes
% seconds. Gus Grosiean. In a POpe-Hart
ford. with a handicap o; minutes 45 sec
onds. was second. and Oldheld. in a Knox,
with ] minute 30 seconds, was third. The
actual time was y minutes Is seconds.
r. the ten-mile Florida championship
GrosJean. IA Pope Hartford, had a walk
0Ne-. r. u. Bond. In q S,earns car, with
drawing before the finish.
The summaries follow.
First event lons-u-iIe worlds championship
frial against ImeI-oldael- tBen-B, O-->-s
George Robertson Christie carl. O-30 50
second evtnt-Ol1leld. dTiying kucA car. a.
establish stock car r,oor+ Tor ons mile Time.
Thire event Oen miles, Flgrida championship
Won by Grosjean, IA -Tope- Hartford cal
gwalkoveF)
Fourth event zone kilometre. time trial for
worlds rec1rdt-Oldred driving sHl- -hcrs-uoyyeI eI
Benz car made distance lI 0-lTO Oi. lowering the
previous worlds record q O-lT-T6 held -
Hemery.
driving his Benz car, made the distance ~
o'@sI. lowering by about three seconds the
previous worlds record cf O.5SAb. made by
Demogeot al Daytona In 1855
sixth event lten- mile handi-apj-Won by
Davis. driving Chalmers Thirty. H0tcEkiss
iope-Hartford. se-uDl Time, l. .l3
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
QUESTION GRAINS ACTION.
Counsel for Stable Declares He Had
No Right 20 Discharge Inrv.

Declaring that Judge Grain had no right
70 discharge the jury which sat IN the case
Of Vincent Stable. the young colIegian
charged with killing Thomas McGrath. he
cause the jury had failed 90 agree on a YER
diet after deliberating five and one-half
hours. counsel for the prisoner obtained a
writ Of habeas corpus In the Supreme Court
yesterday. with a view o. obtaining his
release. The case was adjourned to Tues
day 10 give District Attorney Whitman an
opportunity q personally argue against
Stables release Former District Attorney
Jerome will represent the prisoner.
Moses IA. GrOssman. who Yesterday ar
sued for Stables discharge said that judge
Grain erred In discharsing the jury Mr.
Grossman was % the opinion that there
vas possibility of an agreement when
Judge Grain sent for the Jury and dis
charged u The defence says that Stable
cannot again be placed In jeopardy Of his
1ge.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
WESLEYAN BASEBALL DATES.

MldGletown. Conn. March e8.-The base
taA schedule Of Wesleyan University for
The coming season has been announced al
follows.
April iG Springfield Training School a,
Middletown, April - Holy cross ~
Worcester. April p. West Point. al XVeei
l'"lHt. AlrA % Lafayette. al MiddIetoyyn.
A.ay I, Yale. az New Haven: Aiay I5 Niii'
iams az Middletosn. May ls New Work
University. az Middlet0Wn. NAV n Tufig
al Mlqgiet9Nh, May q. Cornell. az Ithaca
NAY -. stevens, az HOlakcn. Mav Il
Eordhnm, a. Fordham MAY 30. Trinity M
MiddletoMn; June D. Brown al Providence,
Asylum. ~ Asylum. June M XXiiiisn,s -;
Nilliamstown; June T.. Asylum. an lrd.
dletonn; June IS Trinity al Hartford.
June ~ Alumni "a Middletovn. June g7'
nf Amherst 'N''
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
GIANTS BREAK CA MP
MIX FUN And WORK.
Colts Once More Win a Short
Practice Game.
~ rslegtaph . &c Tribune. }

Marlin Springs. Tex. March 28.-The
Giants had a day OF fun on the eve Of
their departure from Marlin SPRINGS. and
IL was an occasion they will not forget for
long time. The afternoon practice was
called of 10 allow them 20 attend a fish
fry on the Brazos River. which was given
by the city officials in honor OF the New
York team.
AS a rule. McGraw is strict about the
practice. and this time he made the boys
make up for lost time by working three
straight hours during the hot part OF the
day. The practice began az 10 o'clock and
lasted until after I. The temperature was
above 81 degrees and the Giants almost
fried in the toTrid heat.
A game Of six innings between the regu-
lars and the colts wound up the practice,
and again the colts won hands down. The
final score was 10 ?. The regulars arc
beginning TO wonder why they are
beaten so much by the youngsters but
Robinson says he can take the team OF
colts and easily win tho pennaEt in the
American Association or the Eastern
League.
Drucke and Temple did the pitching fol
the colts. and their control was so good
that hits were few and far between Just
10 cinch the game Drucke slammed out a
home run with two men on bases in th'
second inning.
Weimer and Scott pitched for the Tegu
lars, but neither Of them attempted q
curve hail Weimer says his arm is in good
l condition now and he proposes to keep i
I that way lie will take no chances or
getting a setback and finishing up as n
did last year. The score by innings fol
lows:
r. H. =
I Colts ...............O 3 o o 3 %
Regulars ....-........0 IL
TwO-ba hi.s-Herzog ami Curtis Three-bas,
hit-EridWell Home TIn-Drucke- batteries
Drucke Temple. Wilson and Meyers; Weimer
I scott. Schlei and Curtis ITmplTe-McCfraW.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
IR. STEVENS AN AUTO DIRECTOR
lEy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

IHl TOT 6faQh % Tho ITibuno
South Bend. Ind. March 2I-Frederick
W Stevens, Of J Pierpont Morgan a Co
of New York. ana Walter r Flandere
president and general manager OF the =
NJ + Company. 81 Detroit. accented
nominations and were elected members -
the board os directors Of Studehqker
Brothers ManufictuFiug Company at
meeting of the latter held iu th,. offices 80
the Studebaker organization here to-day
Tho meeting ana the Eutsequent eief-
ti0n came as result of the recent rnere
iEg of the Interests % the two companies
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
SPORTS OF THE DAY
FINE RACE IN VIEW
Many Good Horses Named for
the ErceIsiOr Handicap.

Some OF the best horses IN training have
been entered for the Excelsior Handicap AZ
one and one sixteenth miles. which all De
run on April %. the opening day OF the
spring meeting OF the Metropolitan Jockey
Club al jamaica. Thirty-three have been
ramed 20 date. and additional nominations
are expected when the mails get in from
Jacksonville and California.
Among the horses already entered are
King James. winner OF the Net opolitan
and Brooklyn no =Ate=ps last year; zoe Mad
den. winner OF the Belmont Stakes; JACK
Atkin. Neaion. Alfred Noble. Charlie Har-
grave. Efendi and Prince Imperial Most
of the leading owners are represented. s.
c. Hildreth showing the way with six The
full list follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
YANKEES IN Il TIE.
WOIterS Strains His 41nkIe and
Joins Hospital List.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.


Athens. Ca. March 23-After working
out this morning under a broiling hot sun
and playing a fve-inning tie game this
afternoon. the Yankees looked so tired that
Stallings decided that a little break in the
training was due his players and as a
result the squad Will be excused from
practice tomorrow morning. In the after
noon. however. the team Will again be di-
vided and a nine-inning game played
The game to-day was hotly contested
neither side seoring a run. so brilliant was
the work Of Carroll and Doyle. who were
opposed TO each other in the box Both
sides had chances TO win. but Manning
and Sweeney were inclined to run wild on
the paths.
Chase and Kleinow are stiI on the hos
pital list. and this afternoon WOlters
strained his ankle in practice and had 20
give way 10 Madden. who PLAYED right
field for the regulars. Manning filling Mad
den's place for the Yannigans
Stallings AT last has secured a big league
club for an exhibition game here on
Monday and Tuesday the Montreal Club.
OF the Eastern League. will come over
from Columbia. 5. G. FOR two games. In
the mean time negotiations are pending for
a game or 50 with the Atlanta team OF the
Southern League.
Save for the injuries To Chase. KIeinow
and WolteTs and a little sorenesS OF the
feet the men are in good physica, condi-
ton.
The lineup to-day follows. Regulars
cree. Madden. Criger. Engel. Gardener
Roach. Austin. Sweeney and Doyle
Yannigans Foster, Manning HemDhiIl
La Porte. Johnson, Mitchell. Vaughan,
Quinn and Carroll
The score by innings follows.
r. H. T.
Regulars ...-.-........O o o %
1annle1Ms q q d O. % D
BATTERIES R4on11ars Vovfa ana e.v-..r..-. ~
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
GETTING READY FOR JEFFRIEs.
Dam To &c Built in River 70 Form
Small Lake for BOATING.

Santa cruz. cal Msrrh % All arrange
Ucrfs f1r the Jcfries training quarters "a
tLD R0Wardecnnau were completed to-day
and contracts signed. Work vii he rushed
in placing tire quarters in readiness. as
Jcnrcs and cous of trainers will reach
Santa cruz on april l.
A contract has been let FOR the construc-
tiOn of a Aandhan court and provisions for
heating Will hc MADE ly tte construction -
a large am in tie San Lo-cnzo River 20
f0uu a small lake
n Is reported thar sam Ilnrford may be
added o. u4e list q sTarring partners for
Jcnricr
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
POLICE FAIL TO STOP BOUT.
Knockout" Brown Easily outpoints
Phillips at Avon Athletic Club.

Inspector Haskins and Acting Captain
Enright. with a squad OF twenty police
men attached 20 the 155th Precinct. Brook
lyn, threatened 10 prevent the weekly bouts
of the Avon Athletic Club last night. claim
ing that the building law was being vio-
lated. The bouts took place. however
The police forced their way into the build
ing. and Acting Captain Enright ordered
the members out James Timothy. counsel
for the club. told the spectators not 10 heed
hts request. and in turn ordered the police
men To vaCate.
Knockout Brown easily Outpointed
Harry Phillips. who was substitIted for
Marty HerTon In the main bout.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
NAVY NINE GETS A SCARE.

Annapolis. March 23-The baseball season
was opened here to-day with the navy de-
feating ST Johns College by a score %
TO :. The collegians gave the midship-
men bad scare in the ninth inning. when
they scored four runs on five hits and
three errors
Other baseball games In the South yes
terday resulted as follows: AZ Washington.
Fordham. 81; Georgetown. s: AZ Macon, Ca.
Buffalo eastern Leaguel. 3: Mercer Uni
Versity. /
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
NFW HoME FoR ATHLETIc oLuR

Tho Irish-Americnn Athletic club. which
for some years has had l's home in Eas
o0th street. is going a. occupy the premises
Aos. $40 ana ~ East 5stE strest. nve
sto.y huildins 70 leased ths s8tb sireet
house yesterday through william Rooney
from Edward Jacobs as attorney FOR
Mathew kaufman.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
SUPERB1S PULL OUT.
Find the Ball an Time to Bat
Ont a VictOry.
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.


Memphis. Tenn. March 23-The Brook
lyn team won a nice game from Charley
Eabb's Turtles here to-day. rallyinG nobIy
IN the seventh inning after the local play
ers had forged ahead. The hnal score was
70 >. but IL was anybody's game until
the last half OF the seventh Then with
Memphis in front by a score Of 2 10
j. BIZ DahleE went or the coaching lines
ana engineered the Eit-and-run business
10 such good effect that IL was an over
in a chapter
Mld-season pitching made the Gamo a
good one. Nap" Rucker showed all he
possessed during the five innings he Of
hciatec, allowing only two scattered hits
He would have registered a shut-out. bur
an error by McAlnlaE. followed BIZ Dau-
bert's overthrow when Rucker caught the
runner mapping. was topped on with a lucky
Lit. and One Memphis man crossed the plate.
NcIntHe relieved Rucker. pitching his
FIRST game here since he was bought from
Memphis several years ago lie allowed
orly one hit hut that brought over a
rum as IL was made on top Of a pass and
an error by McElveen.
The SupeTbas found AlIer a hard nut 10
crack. getting only one run and two hits
of him in five innings Gwin was easier.
six hits IN two innings or his delivery
sewing up the game
Wheat did the best batting for Brook
lyn. putting over double and two singles
IN four times up.
There were two additions 10 the hos
pital list, Knetzer having a finger on his
left hand splt Ia stopping a hard smash
IN practice. while Ulrich got bad cut be-
tween the thumb and first finger OF his
throwing hand IN stopping a foul tip IN
the second inning
The score by innings follows:
Il. H. Z.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
SPORTS AT COLUWBL.f.
Managers az Graue Danger OF
Losing ThciY Jobs.

The managers ~ the Columbia athletic
teams, with one ~ two exceptions. viii fnd
themselves out - Office within two ,vooks
they do not show "a GecldcJ Improvement
in their ahii.ts o. collect money from the
undergraduates
Jemes Meyers. thc graduate manager of
tne athletic association. two weeks ago SIT
fhe UNDERGRADUATE managers the task q
'liie'iine q tutal ~ &ag3. Owed % tae as
icc.ation glf ;fiIgiatci tia: ttc money lad
10 be in las hands on April or deIlneuert
managers would be removed for incf7ciorcy
Only ons-te-th ~ mo total had been ,aI-
icr,ed. aue the fencing manager Is tbe .,rI,,
one who had FuCcerde6 in assuring llrsalf
- his position Tor the remainder Il the
torm The other managers were short an
az way from 81 % &l00. The manager of
the crew nelrg the unfortunste one a. head
the last
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
OXFORD


The Cambridge men were iu b1d con-
oition ~ tho 'nish. Davies. al so. 2 ani
Cooke. az No. T. fel over upon the shoul-
oers OF their coDpanions. while the others
~ ihe eight were quite exhausted n was
several minutes before they were able 10
luA tneir shell to tLe landing Tho Dxon-
lEna on inc contrary sat up well 81 their
beat after crossing the fa.sh line and
rowod 90 their boath0use a. a smart mace
Tie o@ford shell was stcsreG much he--
teI Than the other and tt.s contributed
materially 20 It's success
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
GOLF ON PINEHURsT LINKS.
FavOrites Win in Play for United
North and South Championship.

Pinehurst. y. C.. March 23.-Easy matches
marked the play In the annual United
North and South golf championship tourna-
ment for women here to-day and the favor
ties came through The summary In the
championship division follows:
First round -Miss Ethel check New York.
beat Mrs j. 10. Climo. cleveland g ana .. Mrs
q " Nanderheck. philadelphia beat Mrs W.
q foWur1. tr.. IittsauTg. : and q. Miss Kate
Van bsfiand. NattrtoWn. n. Y beat Mrs 4 s.
NateTho1sc. br'ohline ana 4. Mrs ] Ray
mcnd Price. fittaburg. beat Mrs 1. T. McAII
Inioutovn. and 2. Mrs Williams West cam
den. beat Mrs II. O. Mackay Passai-. and G.
Mies Louise Eikins. ltftsnuTg beat Mrs l. W
HoTnhloeer. south OraEEe. 3 ana 2. Mrs George
e. uutton. Boston. beat Mrs ~ Hammond
Boston ana - Miss Mau Fownes. Pittshurg
tsat Mrs J. =. Gardner. Chicaga. ami r
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
TO TEST TEXAS BANK LAW.
nv TelsGraph % The Tribune. !

Dallas. Tex. March 23-The Sanders
State Bank OF De Kalb, Bowie County. was
closed to-day ny state Bank Examiner Huls
sey as the result % an investigation az
Austin w - Sanders. president of the
hank. will brins suit 70 test the state
guarantee law
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
NEW REG1ITTA DATES.
Change Has Been Made from
Julg 10 .4ugusf.

WashingtoU. March 23.-The thirty-eighth
ennual regatta Of the National Association
Of Amateur Oarsmen Will be roWed on the
Potomac River al Washington on Friday
and saturday, August u and Is. instead OF
on july - and 81. az formerly announced.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
ORGANIZING A NEW LEAGUE

Tie Greater Ne~ York Department store
Baseball Lsafue Will hold its second meet
ing IA the RECREATION han 81 Il "A Macy 4
co. this evening az $50 O'Clock Al This
meeting plans viii he perfected Tor the
proper organization Of ths league.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-24

Nottingham. March 23.-The Eastwood
Park Plate. a handicap OF los sovereigns.
for three-yeaT-OIds and upward. distance
FIVE fUrlongs. straight. was run here to-day
and won by August Belmont's Hasty Pud-
ding Rossetti was second and Hardrid.ns
Dick third. Fifteen horses started
In the Newark Plate Handicap at one
mile Mr.. Belmont's Norman III ran second
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