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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29

ties promising relatively better than
winter varieties. In Nova Scotia pres
ent prospects are for light crop, poor
quality, and not to exceed 40 per cent
Of a year ago in quality"
Mr.. Rothwell closes his report with
these words:
'If present prospects are main
tanned until harvest time our country
will have plenty of apples, all of bet
ter than average quality, which should
have a good outlet at moderate prices
to the consuming public"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
Goodwin to Swim.

New York, Aug. 2s.-'Bud" Good :
win OF the New York A. c.. has been
persuaded to go to ST. Louis on Sept. 8
to compete In a ten-mile Mississippi
Marathon swimming race, to be held
under the auspices of the Missouri
A. G.
Goodwin was at first adverse to
starting because he claimed that the
race was not a true test Of merit, luck
playing an important part in 1t, which
is true, for the current of the Missis-
sippi runs in erratic streaks and those
who know the river are fortunate.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
Additional Sports
Red sox Beat LalIy.

The Red Sox baseball team defeated
the Lally team yesterday afternoon in
fast game by score of to 1. For
the first two innings both teams were
even in the score, but after that it was
a game to the advantage OF the win
ners. During the game the Lallys were
compelled to change their battery, but
that did not check the Red sox. Score:
r. H. e.
Red Sox ...,................. 4
Lally $50. ............ 8 8
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
CAR WAS pERAlLEp.
Small Wreck on NJ. p. High Line at
Muskoda.

Saturday afternoon there was a
small freight wreck on the high line
of the Northern Pacific railroad at
Muskoda. MINI, in which little dam
age was done either to equipment OF
in delaying traffic, In some manner
freight car was derailed. Only a
short time before the accident the To-
cal passenger had passed over the
track without mishap and it was prob
ably a broken fiange or some other
defect in the car wrecked that was the
cause Of the trouble. Passenger train
No. 4 crossed over the place where
the derailment occurred shortly after
ward.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29

convinced that hog raising can be slc-
cessfully carried on in North Dakota.
He always has a bunch of hogs about
his place and they are always good
ones.
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Good Increase In South.
DAKOTA CONSERVATORY

of Music and kindred arts. Better than
ever. New large quarters, including
recital hall. Teachers of highest stand
ing. Fall term Sept. Is. Catalogues
mailed Aug. rs, free. !. p. BOHLIN
Director, No. 10 Eighth Street South,
Fargo, N. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
PouNpcAKE.

rJso four eggs, their weight in fresh
h,rtter caster sugar, sifted flour and
two ounces Of currants.
Cream the butter and sugar, add the
heaten eggs, then two ounces Of cur
rants. a CRATE OF nutmeg and lastly the
aour. Bake for an hour in moderate
oven.
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PLENTY OF APPLES
ARE in PROSPECT
SECRETARY OF INTERNATIONAL
SHIPPERS SAYS PRICES
SHOULD BE MODERATE.


Spokane, Wash. Aug. 29.-Apple
growers in the Pacific or box group.
taking in Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
Montana, California, New Mexico.
Utah and Colorado, win this year have
the largest crop ever harvested in
these states, and the fruit promises to
be of exceptionally good quality. ac-
cording to a report on the condition of
the yield In the United States and
Canada, received by w. d. Finley, as
sistant secretary in Spokane of the
fifth dry farming congress, from c. p.
Rothwell, secretary Of the Interna-
tionaI Apple Shippers association.
Upon the important question of
quality ! viii say that 1t is decidedly
better than in 1909" Mr.. Rothwell con-
tinues. New England, New York and
Ohio all promise much better qualify
than year ago, as does all the south
ern group, while the Pacific group
promises exceptionally good quality
for the entire group, which will be the
heaviest ever harvested.
Some Declines Shown.
"The middle west or Ben Davis
group ranges from poor to good quail
ity. Illinois, Nebraska and Iowa show
considerable decrease, while Arkansas,
Oklahoma, Kansas and Indiana have
substantial increases.
"Tho central group which is the
largest producing group. shows in
creases in Ohio, Delaware and New
Jersey over last year; Pennsylvania,
Michigan and Wisconsin show con-
siderable decline, with the increases
not being sufficient to offset the short
age, and this group shows a decline
from last year OF to 10 per cent.
THE New England group shows an
increase in the entire section except
the unlmportant state of Rhode Island,
and for the whole group the entire
crop this year promises TO be above 40
per cent in excess of last year.
Good Increase In South.
I'm the southern group, the i'm
portant state Of Virginia shows a de-
cided increase over last year, with con-
siderable increase in West Virginia
and Kentucky, Maryland alone show
ing decrease in this group. This
group shows an increase Of fully so
per cent over a year ago.
Canada, not including the province
Of Nova Scotia, shows a decline of 80
per cent over year ago, early varie-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29

New dress trimmings, stunning eff
fects, see them In the window at de-
I.eudrecie's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
HONOR BRAND Is 5ETTER-AsK
EGGERT's MARKET.
CUTLERY.

Anything you want in that line? !
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember, the Best.
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Ten cents Is all that It costs to have our
handsome fall aud winter catalogue con-
tatn.ng over 1000 scasonaDie styles, sent
TO any address THIS amount covers the
cost OF mailing. We furnish the catalogue
tree Of Charge. Order today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29
.RathskeIIer cafe.e Moorhead.
Notice for Bids.

Bids are invited and viii be re-
ceived up to Sept. :, 1910, for furn-
ishing coal, both Ignite and bitunnin-
GUS, for the use Of the public schools
OF the city of Fargo, for present school
year The coal to be delivered at the
various school buildings by seller The
bids must be filed with e. G. Gearey.
secretary OF the school board on or be-
fore ten O'clock a. M. Sept. /, 1910.
d. B. Holt, president.
Aug. 15-22-29.
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Her Sc Saved Har.

Mother Ito mansgerl- You've heard
my daughters voice. What do YOU
think she ought % study7
| IF she were = man ! should say aun-
,honeer.'
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ch0p sues ). Lhe RatbakeIlsr.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-29

HONOR BRAND is BETTER--Ask
EGGERT's MARKET.
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
NegU York Banks Extend Loans by Sl466O,OOO
STOCKS SLUMP AND THEN RECOVER
ON SHORTS COVERING-UN-
DERTONE WEAK.

NEY YORK. Dec. 9.-Between the
closing prices o; yesterday and today
there were few chEDRes o. Importance,
but between the high and the low
figures II taday there was ample room
for JUdiciOUs speculative operations on
both sid = OF TIE msTbet- But for the
fact that u was Saturday and a small
army Of shorts wers wiling to take
their p-Ofits and even-up before The
close there is little question hut that
tOday's 10 I.d1tIon woUld have been ma
tertally extended and marked declines
SUSTAINED The Irenu was to lower
figures almost Immediately after the
opening Shorts had no trouble in cover
ing, and IL WAS only the late buyers
thai puJ the Is.ar1Set up on themselves.
The street expected a bad bank state
ment, and II was not disappointed The
loss IT reserve was not as large as
expected, but the increase in loans
caused some uneaSineSs. and the whole
showing was poor. The rush TO cover
IN the last dtteen minutes Of the mar
ket checked the LIQUIDATION, which
otherwise might have easily been Ax-
TENDED 10 such an extent as to IA ve
brought more serious declines Cenff-
ment IS anything but eucoI1rs pirlr-
brokerS and commission houses that
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
MODERATE TRADE
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE

Local securities were active, perhaps
bit easier as a rule. Traction 3 s were
decidedly active at 113SG1I4. with the
close at 1885, Potomac Consolidated SIS
found another new low level at e95k- Gas
SIS were active and steady at 155izfT19S4s.
II Is more than probable that The sales
of Traction SIS were for the purpose OF
exchanging Gas 5sy at 81 Dol, IS differ
ence. he So a bond being al induce
merit Small scrip necessary to Ill out
require ments FOR 500 TO 1.000 bonds sold
to 10 Gas stock was weak, selling from
. TO THz- Indications Of a movement Of
this KIND were in sight yest erday- Ian
ston was easier. dropping back-to 57.z-
Railway preferred IS.
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

have been rather bullish in their opin-
ions on the upward turn are decidedly
opposed to their customers going in on
the buying side and do not hesitate TO
say So They are afraid Of Congress.
o. the supreme Court, Of labor, and of
the interstate Commerce Commission.
The threat OF tighter money is in the
air and II IS not likely to be with
drawn until speculation has been mater
laiiy checked and Liquidation has
Cleaned out more pools
Union Pacific started at 1891, drOpved
steadily till 1875 was reached, then raj
ned TO 1884 and closed steady And
the story Of Union Pacific is the story
OF the rest of the list, in moderated de-
gree Reading started at 1553s. dropped
10 1879, and rallied 70 145L. Little Steel.
the third Of the active list, dropped 10
9Zsss and TeRalned a point on the COW
erlnE OF shorts Copper actually gained
= net aIteT a rather erratic session.
Ihe whole list followed the leaders on
the down grade, and on the recovery.
around the room there are stories OF
heaVY LIQUIDATION by bull pools and trad
ers who followed the manipulated rise
and did not get out on the TOP. One
member OF bull pool dropped 10000
ShareS yesterday. and with the dispo-
SilOn OF the banks to check opera tons
Tor the present, the situation is not Ia
voTable 10 continue operations on the
bull side Tie bears nave the call.
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
SALES TO-DAY.

Washington Gas IS, $1,000 IOS5s- s., O00
dI0Ssa. S1.O0Jd10SSz. S50gG1OS5s, S1.GOGd
IOSss, $30Od110. s250d110 S120dIIO, S1,O0Od
I0S1k. $5,0O041OS1z. S5OOG1085z. 5000
1857
Capital Traction SIS, 3. I.OO01Iz. 8 .OO91
ia, $. .00o41i4. S,000G114. S1.0000114. 8. 600
Q11S7t. Sl,09Od1I25s. S1.00o91127s, $1,000
11S5s. Sl.O00I1135s-
Potomac Electric Cons 5's, 81, ,00OG
935s
Capital Traction, 4af27.
Washington Railway and Electric,
pfd-. 25aS5. 1896. sass. sass 5QS6. Ia
s6.
Washington Gas, 3d76. 25q75. 25975. )
d15, 2a470. 25ft741k-
Ianston. 12IcS71k.
United states TruEt, I0a1I1, 1091I7, 10I
11s7s. 1GlTG161z. I0d1I5'z-
GRAPHIC. pfd, 10J22
After call-WashIngton Gas SIS. S2s29
10
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
HOTLY CONTESTED
IS SECOND PLACE
Averages Disclose Warm
Race in District Duck
pin League.

Interest continues unabated in the
District DUckpin League. and the
averages disclose a hot race for sec
ond place The Belmonts lead with
nineteen wins and eight losses, while
capitol Hill, Arlington. and Royal are
tied up with seventeen victories and
ten defeats
Baum and Mfchaud lead among the
individuals, with an average of 1O7.
having displaced Carroll, Of the Roy
ais The Individual roarI~s 49,
taken quite a jump since the men
nave gotten into their true stride. and
many are over the 100 mark in the
sVera ges
The standing and individual aver
ages follow
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
MINISTER TOPS
.LEAGUEO OF CHURCHES
St. Marks Holds Team Aver.
age Record Over Sixth
and Westminster.

The honors in the InterdenominationaI
Duckpin Bowling League are evenly di-
vided this week
Westminster is leading the league With
an average OF ia. but St Marks holds
the high mark for team average with
4T3 pins. f. Herbert. OF Sixth. leads the
pin spiIlers with high game of 136. and
also gets high average mark with IS for
seven games. FeIlinger Is the nominal
leader. having participated in twenty
one games for an average of 81 pins.
The figures follow:
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
HELP WANTED-mALE

GOOD. RELIABLE colored man who can
lS4l sth st y. "
HOTEL CARVER and help for hotels today.
81 R6ESoS HOTEL AGENCT. Us f0th st
Men to manage business frUm which hey
max snd national special policies are unre-
strtcted and without a peer. pay for every
exceptions Cash capital and surDIus SZ5o. COO.
Paid for claims over 8, CO.. Go. Write for
QaFIculaIs- NATIONAL CASUALTY CO.
y ID FRENCH. Detroit, Michigan
PFIEsSER for Old work: steady position an
year round 2sI2 18th It
PoRTER-CoIored. in mems Furnishing stors;
sb-ILE re1ere1oe- $50 Pa ave n W
REPAIRSAN-Good. colcred. a. once SOS
l4th ST. after a m, or before p n
Statesmen IN lace curtains and draperses.
Apply 10 Manager. PALAIS ROYAL A.
age as solicitor. must &c OF good eduCatioa
and address references required Address
BOX 20. Times Office
TAILoRs- on furz Apply a.
JULIUS GARFINKLE q CO. 1z,h ana 2,
WHITE BOYS WITH WHEELS.
Apply at once. uz5 18Th St y "
WANTED-TEN MEN
to sell papers; good wages made:
only those that are willing to hustle
need apply TO MR. PETERS, Room
201 MUNSEY BLDG
YOUNG MAN-Bright. to assist in shipping
BECKER-s. 1zz4 2 y ".
you ARE WANTED for Government T,5-Si-
tion. t6o month WTi1e for List of posf-
tons FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Ds1t Ss-A,
Rochester. y. 7
WANTEO-SALESMEN
sALEsMEN-Two Or three GOOD husIIing men
acquainted with drug and grocery traHs;
excellent proposition Call between 8 and
p m, todar. AZ 713 Pa ave y "
sALEsAEN-High class. for EubstantiaI ssd
tion- E4IvIERA o3CHARDs Co. e as=as
LIE 5ldE-. Wash.EZIon. D. c
WANTED--AGENTS
Ing gooas. APPiS BOX g. ms ss' ofaos.
WANTeD-MlScELLANE0US
order TO furnish large boarding house;
vi 2uy 41y quantity, also by pianos and
6INCLAIR q CO. 81 1olh ~ "
HATE1ESA lash prices PAID WON CLcIn-
ING. either ladies' or gents. send postal.
VIII call 3 TARSHES. 1905 IN - y. ".
Phone North fs9-
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies',
gentleraen'ss and chiidre1's Css1-o6 wearing
spperals drop postal. viii call c LIVING
sION. lZ2l IN 81 wv. or Phone North T50a-
BIG MONET paid for ladies'. and zentIsnsa's
caSt-OG clothing shoes. hats Postal vii
call s BERNSTEIN, 1sl4 7th st y. ssso-T.
WAETED-Second-hz furniture of ali
kinds also carpets, maIJi1Ess stoves. eIc.
/ pay the highest cash prices Send card
OF phone D NOTES. SIC Ia ave \. ".
WILL CALL In ny unlettereo wagon city
OF suburb; pay highest cash prices for
ladies' gents, and chsidren'E discarded cloth
Ing OF al descriptions Send postal ohous
l756- z. RICE. ~ 7th st y ".
WANTED-Typewrfte instruction book; state
method and price BOX 50. Times Ceics,
WANTED-FUrniture for cash. sell your
goods 70 the man ' 40 gives you the most
money See HOLLYWOOD. sth sa6 x
wANTED-Furniture. o1ice fixtures; VII pay
you more money than anyone In Washfzg-
tor. 4Ss 1ith 81 " W Main sos<
WASTED-FuT1ituTe and caTpsts, contents
q houses a Speciality, for cazh: fair G1d
square csz4inEs- ALBAUGH SO = n "
wANTED-HousehoId furniture, roII .so
desks. Showcases highest prices ISAAC
MILLER So Ia ave y W Main Is74-
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
BONDS

shATes 10 II s- m-----...---..--- ISs 700
II noou..-..-.. 2s2 500
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
DRESS SUITS.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE full dress ana tuxsdo
suits for hire n 7. PINES. HeTchazs
Tailor. 1905 9TH n W
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
FINANCIAL.

TERGENTHALER LINOTYPE
COMPANY
New York. December 1st. 1910.
A regular quarterly dividend OF 21z per
cent and an extra dividend Of per cent on
the capital stock OF MergenthaIer Linotype
Company will be paid December 81, 1910.
TO the stockholders Of record as they appear
at the close Of business on December 10. 1916.
The Transfer Books viii not be closed
FREDK J. WARBURTON. Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

IF YOU WANT Pitman shorthand, touch
typewritilE. progressive bookkeeping. OF
Civil Service preparation 20 TO the only
business college n Washing that has been
endorsed by the Official reporters Of the House
and Senate and the only school that has an
ex-Cfvil Service examiner to prepare you for
Civil Service examinations THE Drill
LERT. 100 New York ave. y. ".
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
WANTEO-SAlE lESMEN

SALESMES-Two OF three good husfIfuR ueu
acquainted with drug 2sd grocer trade:
excellent proposition call between and
p m, tOdar- a 7l3 Pa ave y. "
6ALESAt1S-High class. for substantial sad
attractive investment and realty pFocoTf-
ton Z1IVIERA CRCHARDS CO. ss He-us
LIE 15leE-- Washington. D. c
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
.Ctmes
Want Ads
I ak to the
Town
Through
The lines
the Average Ad Costs Less
Than 25c.
Telephone Number, Main $3.50
PERSONAL

PRIVATE PARTF lends money On Household
Aoooss automobiles etc. nOtortety or
Feo tape arge amounts a specially. SIS0
payments 3nly SO per month AddreEa BOX
565. Tines office
YOU VIII HAVE a warm house when you
eIlse II .fOu use Mono Draft Regulator
Price inst alled, s. MONO DRAFT REGU-
LATOR CO, sss3 18th y W
bgIENILFIC MASSAGE and manfcurIns
slt lzth st n W. second foor. 10 to s
MASSAGE-First-class treatment for rheu-
Iaatiszns nervous and stomach trouble 730
10Th st. y. W "
BLUE PRINTING BY ELECTRICITY.
ALFRED a RAY
none Main Z<Jl. SIS 10Th 81 y y
MISS NAY GIBBONS 0ats vv5.b No. p,
ulanicuTisf and chiropodist. Stsrilized fuSfrJI-
nents- I06 Conn ave, ID stai-s- P10ne - 80
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

per BY vaccination with imported German
serum Particulars upon application Dr.
CECIL FRENCH rs 18th s9- ". ".
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
SITUATIONS WAITED

y - LE-L-tositiol BY CoIored woman ,s
waitress OF houseuorker. -sfa-.-C 1S
--es5 % : 81 y -
t--4-z y colored woman as cha-nbe--1s55
- L--t1te IsIIllly- % 2 St s z
-L-I - : = Osltio1 as stenOErapher a.
- pew FlIers have had twelve ves-ss e,--e+-
@, s--Ss, 4nd can give Al references 49,
-5-S05BAPHER, BOX sSS, Times oryIce >
The Washington times., 1910-12-03
NOTICE TO LADIES
MASSAGE

E " ELLIS Mssseur makes a speciaIty
OF nerve diseases. anchylosis. rheumatism,
paralysis. and curvature Of spine 402 4th st
y. E
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, Swedish and mag
nstic treatment for chronic Rheumatism. etc
7Os 18th - y W. second floor
The Washington times., 1910-12-03

MODEL WORK and auto repairing; lowest
prices SCHAEFER BROS, 81 E Al
~ ", Phone Main 7sS2-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-03
THE COMING PRIMARY
AND LOCAL CANDIDATES
Democrats Who Are Seeking Office at the
Election on Thursday

! strictly for the interests of this coun-
| ty Of the six candidates the Dom
ocrats will select three to be placed
on the ticket and there is good ma
terial to select from.
SHERIFF
In the fight for Sheriff Ed Regan
is the Democratic candidate He
will make his campaign after the 9th
of this month Eds case will be at
tended to later.
COUNTY CLERK
Fred Knoblock. who is seeking the
nomination for County Clerk, is one
OF the best known Democrats in the
county He has no opposition at
the primaries and his fight will be
from this date on.
COUNTY RECORDER
Jim Easton is new factor in the
political field He is after the Office
of Recoder. AS Jim is one of the
most popular young men in this
county he will have large follow
Democrats another strong man on
the ticket
COMMISSIONERS
George Kitzmeyer and Joe Ro-
chon have been selected as Com
missioners by the Democrats. There
is no denying their qualifications
and thefr strength. Their fight
comes after the primaries as they
have no opposition in their party
lines. Both are business men and
heavy taxpayers and have this coun-
tvs interests at heart, as all they
have on earth is located here.
CONSTABLE
One of the cleanest fights on the
ticket is between Barney Brule and
Billy Beals for Constable Both
men are we'll known and hustlers.
They have made a campaign equal
to an election and will await the re-
turns at the primary election. 1t is
bound to be close fight as both
men are qualified and either would
make lifting officer. This Office is
for the Democrats to fill and both
men are asking for the voters sup
port.
The stoy will be told Tuesday
night and then he real battle begins.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-09-03

Ed Regan. democratic candidate fo
sheriff and assessor of Ormsby
county was one of those true, hon
est men and he asked the voters tc
stand by Regan and reelect him.
The speaker showed where he hat
! carried part of his contention for {
higher assessment on the railroad:
| and had saved the taxpayers over
one hundred thousand dollars pei
annum and if the taxpayers would
elect the right sort of men they
would still further act in the inter
ests OF the people and make the gi-
gantic corporation share its burdens
in supporting the commonwealth.
The Governors talk was srtaight
from the shoulder and ne left eho
doubt in the minds of his audience
where he stood and it was inter-
rupted with constant applause.
Key Pittman was the next speaker.
He spoke on National legislation and
the main point in his speech, which
was listened to with the closest at
attention and constantly applauded,
was the manner in which the people
had been constantly outwitted and
jobbed by the traitors who trained
under the leadership OF Senator Al
dich. the lackey Of the protected in
tercsts i'll Congress.
The bill introduced by Senator
from Montana, providing that no
railroad could charge more for a
snort haul than long one, was
simple solution of the vexed POLLEN
but the railroads slipped in a joker
which exempted roads from the pro-
visions of tine bill where the ''condi-
tions were different which nullihed
the section, and George Nixon, his
Republican opponent, voted for the
bill in that form. The mere fact that
Aldrich favored the bill was sufficient
to stamp 1t as fraud IN the eyes of
men who were there to defeat the
will OF the people, such support was
its chief recommendation.
There was another joker which
created an appellant court to take
up the cases appealed from the In
terstate Commerce Commission and
this provided that rates fixed by the
Commission were suspended pend
ing the hearing and that this was
done to give the corporations more
time to fight against the rates of the
Commission and thereby extend the
term during which they could still
keep their hands in the pockets of
the people