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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-23

az It's trifle late in the seascr to
be raising so much of a row about the
&c cream cones violating the pure
food law.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-23

S9 Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont says Amer
lean women are spoiled by indulgent
husbands. How about the old maids -?
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-23

Bottineau News: If The Grand
'orks Herald cuts no more figure
lighting G. A. Johnson at the polls
than it did at the primaries Mr.. john
on will be elected by an o-,erwhelm-
ng majority
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-23

Hankinson News: The "get-togeth-
err" spirit shown by the republican
leaders of both factions at Bismarck
last week augurs we'll for the success
OF the parry nominees this fail. The
only fight is on the governorship and
1t is the general opinion that Govern
or Burke will be defeated by c. A.
Johnson by substantial majority.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-23

az The Bowman County Fair asso.
citation sends out neat premium list
and programme of it's fair next week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

a man is apt 10 think ne is having
moral avail kening when he begins to sit
UP and take notice OF his neighbor's
sins.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
DELAY WITH ARENA
AGAIN A BUGAB00
If Pile of Lumber Had a Little Shape
Rickard Would Feel Better
Continued From Page 40

noon by San Franciscans, and, accord
ing to Rickard. hardly had he and JEFF
fries attached their signatures to the
agreement drawn up by Rocks attorney
when the Californians rushed in with
another bid of S105,000
Jeffries is to receive two-thirds and
Rickard one-third of the 100000.
Tom O'Day of San Francisco is un-
derstood TO be the leader of the Cali
fornia bidders ODay, acting either
independently or for western syndi-
cate, is said TO be the man who re-
Gently put $4,000 to Johnsons credit
in a San Francisco bank as the negro
champions share in the deal. Both
O'Day and Rock are reported to be hard
after Gleason's interest.
The battle for the picture rights has
been waging for many months. Ever
since the day last December when JEFF
fries and Johnson were matched for
the big fight. picture men have been
busy with attractive offers to both
the amended fight articles Jeffries and
Johnson are the joint owners of the
picture rights and each is bound to
turn over to the promoters third of
the profits each receives therefrom.
With the picture rights split between
rival syndicates, as now seems to be
the case it is likely that two sets of
films will be made OF the big contest.
In order to carry out the terms of
their contracts all Jeffries and Johnson
are required to do is to enter the ring
here July ! and begin fighting. All
that Rickard is required to do it to use
his best efforts to see that the fighters
come together. All other responsibility
devolves upon the picture men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Gossip of Fishermen

The Olema and Paper mill creeks
in Marin county did not come in for
much attention last week. the streams
being in possession of campers, as is
always the case during the vacation
season Visitors to Lake Lagunitas
continued to get fish. however Louis
Gotthelf negotiated q limit string on
that body of water Monday and Ed NJ
Jones and J. F. Gibbon did the same
thing Tuesday.
Black bass continued to furnish ex-
cellent sport to fishermen on Prospect
slough. and fishing parties were out
from Rio Vista every day of the week
just ended.
Jim Harold and r. r. Patterson,
with Several congenial companions.
were out on the slough for a long
cruise early in the week. the party ac-
counting for several limits of black
bass and several good sized striped
bass
e. G. Young, Charles Miller and
George c. Edwards took 200 of the
black fish on artificial flies in three
days, and Z. Colby and wife made a
the slough. The Forbes brothers were
with Mr.. and Mrs. Colby, and J. F.
Nichols was another fisherman who
found sport TO his liking. Nichols
stopped at Collinsville and fished in the
vicinity of that place.
H. R. Hops and his wife tried their
luck near Rio Vista several times dur
ing the week and brought in plenty of
fish, Mrs. Hops landing one that
weighed a little over four pounds.
Carter Pomeroy, Ralph Friedman, H.
H. Kirk and Will Gerstle left for the
Fly Casting clubs lodge on the
Truckee Friday night.
There have been no salmon caught
outside the heads by hook and line
fishermen thus far for the year, but
an occasional big one is found inside.
While fishing for bass with No. 4
Wilson spoon on the overflow of the
Sacramento river recently Fred Feuder
connected with As FOUNDER, which he
landed after somewhat of a struggle.
Since Feuder made his capture deep
sea light tackle experts have been
keeping their eyes toward the ocean,
expecting a school of the big ones to
appear at any time
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Yachting Notes

The Golden Gate yacht club met last
Saturday night at Sausalito and made.
arrangements for the Sorenson cup.
This trophy has always been the cause
of considerable wrangling. The first
contest was won by William Haley
with the Sappho. but the following
year, owing to the, time of the race
being changed at the last moment,
.Haley's boat was not a starter and the
sloop Ollie was the winner. The re-
gatta committee was accused of par
tiality. Haley refused to surrender the
cup, and for a time the matter disrupt
ed the club. A compromise finally was
effected and the cup returned to the
club, with the understanding that the
race was to be resailed.R The Pearl r
was returned winner, but another pro-
test was lodged and was not allowed.
The club has been practically out of
existence for some time. most of the
members being in the Sausalito yacht
club. Saturday nights meeting re-
suited in the race being set~for some
time in July.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
IOHN /. AND TWO
JIMS MAKE PEACE
Billy Muldoon Intercedes and Sullivan
Is Welcomed at Moana
Especial Dispotch to The Call

Hello, john" said Jeffries, extend
ing that massive mitt
Hello, JIM" replied John L., extend
ing mitt nearly as massive.
You are looking great. jim" cut in
the old warrior. You really look bet
ter than you did six years. a gOs and
know you will win"
Thanks. John" replied JEFF. y
am feeling just as good as I ever felt.
THE FARMER CRUSHEs IN
Then they chatted for about Is min
utes and both of them seemed TO like
the other one more every minute he
talked 70 him.
Sullivan sized Jeffries up from head
to foot and gazed upon him With ap-
parent awe and admirs tion- Jeffries
chatted very pleasantly with the man
he refused TO see two days before.
And then Farmer Burns would crush
is and say a few words and few
more and then some. In fact. the
farmer did more talking than the pria-
cipals. He helped the situation QUO
immensely
Jeffries had little to say about the
incident other than TO express his sat-
isfaction that everything was fixed ur
so nicely. He is glad that John L.
has been reinStated and he hopes that
the old boy will be a bit more careful
of his conversation and his speeches ta
the future The rest of them took the
same view of ii. COrbett said he was
delighted, but many do not believe
this, because Jim wears peculiar eX
preston at times.
When Sullivan returned TO town
every body who met him shook his nand
and offered congratulations. They were
all glad tickled TO death. in fact. that
old John was right again and that the
misunderstanding that had existed for
so long had been completely straight
ened out. John L. smiled and smiled
and looked pleased. In fact, he was a
congratulated man in every respect.
The very fact that he has squared
himself with Jeffries has had the ef-
feet, apparently, of making John L.
more popular with everybody Upon
the day of his arrival and the subse-
Quent rundown the old thunder maker
was scarcely noticed by anybody Now
they are all running up to him and
shaking him by the hand and offering
congratulations and the rest of lit.
PRAISES JEFF~S CONDITION
Il knew that it would all come out
for the best" said sullivan this even
ing Il had been misquoted and then
certain stories were carried TO the big
fellow which rolled him against me.
But 50 long as it's all over now I am
perfectly satisfied. Jim looks great.
Just as good as he ever looked and he
is going TO surprise everybody who
thinks he is not right"
Muldoon did not have much to say.
but it is the general belief that he is
the man responsible for putting the
deal through The veteran wrestler
and trainer is some politician around
lighting camp. He lined Corbett up
and then he lined Jeffries up and he
did it in such a nice sort of way that
, they were all forced to like it in spite
of theEsse!vSs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
RELIABILITY RUN
FOR MOTORCYCLES
San Francisco Club Members
= VIII Cover tEe Course 10
=. GiIr0y and Back

The members Of the San Francisco
motorcycle club will hold reliability
run TO GiIroy and return, commencing
early this morning. The start and hn
ssh viii be at the clubhouse. The first
section. containing rides of machines
built prior 10 1909, viii start between
and O'Clock in the morning and viii
have 10 maintain an average OF about IS
miles an hour on the trip. The second
:section, starting between 1880 and s
O'Clock, viii be for riders OF machines
built in 1893 and 1910 Flaey will have
g TO average between 20 and - miles
per hour.
The machines Will be sealed and no
repairs without penalty viii be al
lowed except for tire trouble. The
. riders viii have to check in at Osen &
. Hunters garage in San Jose and at
Tees in Gilroy. The event is open to
i all riders of motorcycles, whether they
are members OF the club or not.
july and the members of the
san Francisco motorcycle club VIII
participate I'm the races at Petaiuma,
: while July - they viii hold their an
pusl races on the Concord track
Tie latest thing in ranseontinental
Grips is a combined roller skate and
bicycle tour. Max Brody and Abe
Levine Ie year old adventurers of
: Paterson. \. J.. have started from
their homes and expect ultimately to
reach san francisco. Their means of
conveyance are several pairs of roller
skates and one bicycle. They have
been on the road now FIVE weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

RENO; New. June 25.-John L. Sulli-
van. former champion heavy weight of
the world; James j. Corbett, former
champion heavy weight of the
world, and James j. Jeffries, for
mer champion and possibly next heavy
weight champion of the world. are
talking again. 1t was all fixed up this
morning, and it went through without
a mishap or slip up. The little meet
ing was pulled off out at Moana baths.
the very place where John LIS pride
was cut to the very quick and his spirit
crushed by one Corbett.
Now that they are all together again
everybody's conscience feels eased
Sullivan is strong for Jeffries and Cor
bett is strong for both Jeffries and
Sullivan. The deal was looked upon as
a big event in the camp of the grizzly
giant, and, in fact. all over Reno.
Billy Muldoon is given credit for
framing up the little side play which
made everybody so happy. MuldoOn
and Corbett were working over it all
the night before. They figured it out
from every angle and they weighed IT
and argued it over and compromised.
and then split up again. But finally
they managed to strike the happy
chord and it was agreed. that if John
l.. would show UP a the Jeffries camp
in the morning Jeff and Corbett would
consent to give him an audience.
MULDoON, PEACEMAKER
Sullivan, accompanied by his man
ager, Frank Hail. and Muldoon, jumped
into an automobile and quietly chugSed
out to the camp without declaring any
body else in on the layout. But the
vast army of war correspondents was
H. T1lN x1raf fri1 irc +
ing and the camera men Were there,
ready to take a shot at any celebrity
in any position.
When John l.. approached the very
gate which was slammed in his face
by Corbett two days before, the same
Corbett was waiting there. But this
time he had a smile on his face and he
had the glad mitt of welcome extended
to the portly former champion, who
also got his mtt into working order
and prepared to slip 1t to the man
who relieved him of his champion
ship.
You must not pan me. John.' said
Corbett we can get together and be
friends l can't stand for any more of
your roastings.
Il will not pan you, Jim, and | never
did pan you," cut in Sullivan. 4 am
your friend and l want to bury the
hatchet.'
sAll right" replied Corbett. and they
shook hands again.
Lets go and see the big fellow,
suggested Corbett. He is getting his
rundown. but as soon as he is through
we will pull off this reconciliation. It's
all right. He's in good humor today
They walked over to the door of the
rubbing room and knocked.
Here's John L. shouted Corbett.
IIe will wait for you"
Never mind, let him come right In,
shouted Jeff in return.
In walked Sullivan and Corbett.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
TWO SETS OF FILMS
MAY STOP RIVALRY

RENO. New, June 25.-The right TO
secure 2 pictorial report OF the battle
Of the century" will cost close to $780,
600. This is an estimate based on the
: price Of the respective shares already
I'd greed upon by Sim Jeffries, Jack John
son and Promoter Tex Rickard. Jack
: Gleason. Richards partner in staging
the big fight. is said TO be the only one
= interested in the picture proceeds who
has not disposed Of his share of the
B. prospective profits.
Admitting that his first statement,
given out Thursday night, was prema-
:ture, Tex Rickard last midnight def
nitely announced the sale tof his and
; y efries' interests in the pictures for
100000 cash that sum having been
placed on deposit in A Reno bank pend
ing the fuldllment % signed contract.
William T. Rock, representing an east
-pra syndicate won the contest for their
shares with a bid that topped by $4,000
Z N offer reported made yesterday after
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Racing Meet VIII Be
Held in Marin
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


KENTFIELD, June 25.-The first big
racing meet to be held on the new
track OF the Marin stadium will take
place July 4, when well known sports
men Of the county will put to test the
pick of their fancy stables. The fol-
lowing are the entries:
First race, half mile. w. Rice
enters Billy B; DR. ]. A. Ryberg, Bird
Catcher: A. California, Black Wilkes;
Frank Pieriera, Queen Direct.
Second race. half mile-George Nc
Dermott enters Lou Dillon. G. M. Jones,
Rosedale: Henry Martens, Rafael
Wilkes: Frank Pieriera, Little Sid.
Third race, half mie-John E. Rice
enters Skidoo Oscar Emerald, Don.
Fourth race. half mile--B. w. Thomp-
son enters Betty; T. P. Grady, Lady.
Chicken class half mile. Y. b.
Cheda enters Big Dick; c. NJ. Jones,
Dan B; c. w. Rice, Mary Ouch: George
McDermott, Black Dick; Frank Pier
iera, Soup Bone.
Gallopers half mile dash, free for all
Elmer. Murray enters Larkspur Kid;
Frank Pieriera, Sadie; w. j. Nolan,
Little Ross.
Walking race for saddle horses
Henry Lucas enters Sand, Charles OIL
sen, Bob.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
CORNELL CAPTURES
ALL THREE RACES
Varsity Eight Only Crew That
Has TussIe, With Pcnnsy
Close Second

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y, June 20
Cornell repeated her last years feat Of
winning the three races of the intercol-
legiate regatta today. The varsity eight
cared race was not finished until after
darkness. which made it almost impos-
sible to distinguish the crews.
Pennsylvania pressed Cornell closely
throughout the race and was but half
length behind at the finish.
The judges placed Columbia third,
Syracuse fourth and Wisconsin last.
cornell's victory in the four cared
and the freshmen eights were easily
gained.
Taking the lead on the jump in true
Courtney style. Cornelfs varsity four
won the first race of the annual inter
collegiate regatta. Syracuse was sec
ond. Columbia third and Pennsylvania
fourth. Just as the Columbia shell
crossed the finish line one of the oars
struck the stakeboat and the shell cap
sized The men were picked UP without
trouble and put aboard the Columbia
launch. Syracuse was one length in
front OF Columbia.
Cornell won the freshman eight cared
race by three lengths. The Judges put
Columbia second, syracuse third. Penn
sylvania fourth and Wisconsin fifth
Columbia and Syracuse had apparently
finished on even terms.
The official time for the freshman
eight cared race was:
Cornell. 1910 Is; Columbia. 1858 2-5:
syracrse 1898 20; Pennsylvania.
1909 1-5; Wisconsin, 1915 1-5
The Hotel Potter country club OF
Santa Barbara announces a regatta to
be held during the week beginning
August l3. The hotel mana cement has
provided number of handsome cups.
in addition TO those offered last season.
Cups to be raced for this year include
one new first and four new seconds,
to pass into the permanent possession
of the winners. Other cup races will
be for the chamber Of commerce and
Santa Barbara club perpetual trcphies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

According to the latest word here,
eood percentage of the San Francisco
night fans viii pass the trains up in
favor Of the motor cars.
Joe Marcure, Richards driver. ar
rived this afternoon at the wheel of the
promoters big six cylinder touring
-car. He made the trip from san Fran
cisco in Is hours and heSdid not try
to break the worlds record at that
Joe reported having left several par
ties bound for Reno At Lake Tahoe.
sunny jim" Compton. another well
% known san Francisco driver, is also
here with q marty of sDorrs
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
Egan Sets Great Record
At Golf
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO. June 25.-Playing the best
golf of his stellar career. II. Chandler
Egan, wtice holder of the national
amateur championship and four times
winner of the western. today set rec
ord of 81 for the remodeled course Of
the Exmoor country club, his home
links.
The new course is s.12s yards in
length and scientifically bunkered.
making the performance one of the
best ever recorded by any amateur or
professional In this country.
Egan was competing in a blind bo-
gey medal play handicap and was play
ing in company with his cousin, Wal
ter E. Egan, w, NJ. Plant and P W.
Finney. He went out in SO and home
in 81, having no less than six threes
coming home. At match play he was
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
70 up on bogey. The table Of his per-
formance was as follows.

BY reason or its physical features variefv Of
rich soils and eopious rainfalls. Papua which IL
andsr the jurisdiction Of the Australian common
Mslltu; 3t i eapanie of producing nearly every
valuable agricultural protluct grown in the trop-
les, ana that among its indigenous plants are
saSo. sugar cane. rubber, cocuanuts, nutmecs
tonaceo. ginger. africa. palms. fbers bananas etc.
Great Britain ranks second in the total number
of patents issued
Immigration into this country reached the
high water mark durinx 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

The race for. the cricket champion
ship will be advanced another stage
today when the Barbarian and Golden
Gate teams and the Wanderers and
Alamedas meet.
The most important game of the
whole season viii be that scheduled be-
tween the Alamedas and the Wanderers
teams at the Alameda cricket grounds
The results of this contest will in
great measure decide what team will
probably be the ultimate winner of the
competition. Both teams are on level
terms for first place, although the table
of standing of the teams shows that the
Wanderers are in the lead with two
points over the Alamedas. The Wan
they have played one game more than
their opponents. whichever team wins
today's contest will have a clear lead
Both of these teams have shown
much better cricket form than any of
the other teams in competition this
season and opinion seems to be di-
yided as to which team is the best
The Alameda contingent has a num-
Der of really first class men, but it is a
peculiar circumstance that these play
ers are men who have been in the game
here Tor years. Many were well known
cricketers before the 1906 disaster, and
yet these veterans can show all the
new blood how the game should be
played.
The Wanderers have been performing
very steadily for two seasons. Last
year they finished third in the compe-
tition, after having made disastrous
start. Their play all through this sea
son, while not of a brilliant order. has
shown consistency. Charlton is prob
ably one of the best batsmen on the
coast but all the Wanderers are sure of
a few runs. particularly at a critical
stage.
OF the Alameda team, the veteran
Howard can show all the new corners
how to bowl and his average so far is
brilliant Howard has captured almost
twice as many wickets as any of the
bowlers and he has bowled against the
best batsmen in the competition
OF late there have been rumors to
the effect that the Golden Gate team
is on. the point of disbanding, but at
its meeting last week there was no
evidence of disintegration and the menr-
bers were rather perturbed at the base
less reports The Golden Gates have
not very strong team. but they turn
out regularly every Sunday, and are as
good Iosers as the other clubs are good
winners. The Golden Gates will be out
In force today for their game against
the Barbarians at the Stadium wicket
The San Francisco county team has a
day off today in the championship COM
petition and 1t will journey TO San Ma
teo TO play against a team there
The teams for today's games will be
as follows:
Wanderers VS.. Alameda, at Alameda cricket
grounds:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

New.
weigh of ing massv rnitt
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
CRICKET TEAMS in
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
Wanderers ard AIamedas Are
Neck and Neck in the Race
for the Hon0rs
By WILLIAM UNMACK
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

2 All animals are terrified by airships.
Partridges, quails and other game birds
crouch and hide. while domestic (owls
utter loud. warning notes the instant
they perceive the monstrous bird of
prey.
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evening call 5o8.

is TO get one OF the highest grade or
gans ever built in the northwest
Miss Nellie Simpson returned we'd
nesday from an extended trip to Wis
consin and the great lakes.
Miss Mary Walsh left to take I'D her
duties as teacher in the Warren, Mimi,
schools, which begin this week.
Miss Claire Elliott expects to leave
next week for ST. GATHERINGS school
at st. Paul to resume her studies.
Mrs. p. H. L. vesperman Of Bis
marck is the guest Of Mrs. Carr-An-
derson in the McHench apartments.
Mrs. d. McRae and daughter, Miss
Gladys, returned from an extended
trip through Canada Wednesday morn
ing.
Bert Carnine left Sunday for Des
Moines, Ia, to take a course in cleo
trical engineering at Highland Park
college.
Mrs. Willis of Moscoe, Ida, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter It.
Warner en- route to Chicago, where she
attended the wedding Of her niece
Wednesday evening