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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
Arrantad Fire Susnaet.

Jamestown, N D., July 27.-The re-
mains of the Duffy feed mill burned
and smoldered all night and today. The
wreckage will be hauled away and
dumped along the river to fill a deep
hole on the south side.
The cause of the fire has been al
most directly traced to two or three
men who were seen by three boys
drinking and smoking in the shed
north OF the barn, just before the
blaze broke out. One man. named
Manning, was arrested by Chief OF
Police Cbermueller Monday evening
and identified by the boys as the man
who passed a bottle to two others In
the she'd Manning, it is alleged, Ia
wanted for bootlegging in towns In
northern Stutsman. The boys who
identified him are Clarence Bergstrom,
Bert Smith and William Schroeder
Manning was brought up in justice
court this afternoon before Justice
Carr to be identified by the three boys
and tried on the charge OF vagrancy.
| Mr. Duffy intends to take over the
Case feed mill on Main street and
continue in the feed business.
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Coming Events

Tueeday, July 26.
Woodman day, N. ID. State oaiTs
North Dakota state faar.
Wednesday,, July 27.
Newspaper day at state fair.
North Dakota state La4r.
Thursday, July -,
State Fair.
Minor Heir day at state fair.
Friday, July 10.
state Fair.
Fargo Moorhead day at state fair.
saturday, July %.
state Fair.
Militia day at state fair.
Monday, August I.
cass county Summer school opening
GUNNER schooI at A. G.
Tussday, Aug. ..
State druggists convention,
Wednesday, Aug. 10.
State druggists convention.
Thursday, Aug. II.
State druggists convention.
Monday, Sept. 5.
Theodore Roosevelt WIN speak IN
Fargo.
Labor Day celebraticn.
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City in Brief

The Prize Co. fed just eli people in
the big new dining room out at the
fair grounds yesterday.
The Crane & Ordway Co. are now
occupying their handsome new addi-
ton on Northern Pacific avenue.
The next big convention of the state
win be held in Fargo. when the North
Dakota druggists will assemble in this
city.
Court Daisy of the I. o. o. F. will
hold a very short meeting tomorrow
evening in Prizes hall. 1t will begin
promptly at s:15.
The w. c. T. u, from a small build
ing near the big merchants building,
is dispensing free ice water and free
Ice, on the fair grounds.
There will be no midmonthly meet
| ings of either the commercial club or
the builders and traders exchange
until September or October.
Many of the local travelling men are
in this city and at the fair grounds to
take care of their customers from out
Of town who are here to see the sights.
There was quite crowd in attend
ance at the mid-weekly dance that was
given in Stones Music hall, and many
of these were Woodmen from outside
OF the city.
! On account OF the banks all closing
at 1890 yesterday and the balance of
the week, the clearances are likely to
be small. The amount yesterday was
$97, 056.10, which is the smallest in
some time.
The state republican candidates will
meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
at the Waldorf, according TO calls is-
sued by the chairman of the two fac
lions which before existed in the party
in North Dakota.
Mrs. Chas. A. Mcnamara, 400 Sew
enth avenue north, was taken TO st.
Luke's hospital last evening and was
operated on at a late hour. Drs. Cal
lander and McGregor performed the
operation. She was making good pro-
gress toward recovery this morning.
There are one or two cultured girls
in the Y. w. c. A. stand on the fair
midway, and they display marked en-
terprise and refinement in the work
they have undertaken to do for the
very admirable cause they are inter
ested in--the welfare of young women
The young ladies are not averse In
the proclaiming of their wares in q
loud voice, to attract patrons to their
stand--!t is worth a dollar to hear
one Of the girls cry out, Ladies and
gentlemen, this really is the most re.
freshing refreshment stand on the fail
grounds. Really 1t is"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

shariow, N. D., July 25.-To The
Forum: The grain has begun to
ripen in some places Harland Fin
ME began harvesting Monday morn
ing. Most of the grain will have to
be cut with the header as 1t is too
short to bind.
Frank Brown finished summer fall
lowing for John Lawhead Saturday
and moved his engine to the Roy
Holmes farm where he win do some
work this week.
Frank Edward, Knute and Steve
Brown. with their families, made a
trip to Jamestown in their autos Sun
day.
John Lawhead took his wife to
Montpelier Wednesday to consult DR..
soper in regard to her nealth. She
is somewhat better at this writing.
Clyde williams, who has been work
ing for v. KimbaIl has left this part
of the country to seek work near
jamestown. Cor. 8.
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MOTOR DoINos.

The Premier Motor Manufacturing
Co, in compliance with its policy of
entering the big reliability contests
throughout the country, has put six
cylinder car upon the lists for the big
touring event of the east the run for
the Munsey trophy.
The only country clubhouse ever
opened for motorists who use but one
make of cars has recently been an in
stituted In Philadelphia by the Motor
Co, the dealers In that vicinity of
Premier automobiles. Out In the his
toric suburbs Of the Quaker city, with
in gunshot OF the Valley Forge park,
a picturesque old colonial mansion has
been secured, and surrounding,it are
broad lawns, while through the estate
there flows a little streans on Its way
to the Schuylkill river. The officers
OF the Motor Co.. Allen Sheldon, j..
Guy Monihan land Fl. =. Grant, not
only engineered the plan. but have
made the place, known as ''The Motor
CO. Farm" renowned far and wide.
-
During the New York-Atianta reiia-
biIity run, there took place probably
one OF the longest demonstrations that
was ever pulled on on the part OF
an agent In behalf Ut prospective GUS
toners with a view to selling them
cars. In Atlanta, Mr. Riggs, of Ander
son Riggs Co, representatives OF the
Regal car In the southeast. knowing
that the Regal Co. was to enter car
In this well known run, and having
| two vacant seats, decided II an OPP
| perfume time to give thorough dem
onstration to . well known physician
and q prominent citizen Of Atlanta
Approaching them he found them will
| Ing subjects for the undertaking, and
The morning OF May so. when the rur
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Thrown From M6toreysls.

Devils, Lake. ~. d. July 27.-Yes-
terday evening, while riding his
motorcycles to Chautauqua, Stanley
Hurst met with quite a severe acci-
dent. He was running his machine BIT
q pretty lively clip when he turned to
make room for q passing automobile.
The motor skidded when one OF the
wheels struck q deep wheelrut, throw
inc Mr.. Hurst some distance. His
face and body was rendered uncon-
scsous for some time. The Maher
automobile picked UP Mr.. Hurst and
hurried to the city. and he was soon.
restored to consciousness.
An examination Share that no
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Business Jots

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The Forum does no Sob printing.
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FOR YOUR CHILDREN.

There are very few people IN the
state of North Dakota who realize
what a heritage the products of the
school lands are to the children of the
present generation. The amount will
increase rapidly as the years go by, as
only a small portion of the lands have
yet been sold.
Only the interest on these sales can
be apportioned out for the present use
of the schools, but even now this al
lowance very nearly supports some OF
the schools without the levying Of any
tax.
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ed strictly within the bounds OF prac-
ticability.
The Munsey Historic tour entry list
now includes Premier, Columbia, Sell
den, Maxwell. two Washingtons. Read
ing 40" Ford, Elmore. Warren-De-
troit, Corbin. spoerer 1911, two Brush
runabouts and Regal Plugger. The e
ME- company will furnish the pilot
car and press car for the tour. There
Is every indication thar more cars win
start In the tour than in any other like
event OF the year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
SPORTING EDITORS CORNER.

And now for the big game that IL
really worth the money. Tomorrow
afternoon the Athletics will meet the
n@w state champions to put a little
crimp in their spreading sails In an
effort to vanquish the visitors and
send them homeward just a tri1e
crestfallen. Not spare moment have
the home boys lost this week, realiz-
ing full well the speed the Valley City
ans are reported to have, and they feel
In better form than they have at any
time this season. Their friends are
anxiously waiting.
Eleven hundred and fifty orphans
were given an outing on Wednesday,
June 8, by the motorists of Philadel-
phia.
Ralph De Palma, the track cham
pion, has joined the ranks of the free
lance drivers, and in the future will
not confine himself to any one make
of car in contests.
President Barney Dreyfuss says: 81
am at loss to understand how team
that won the worlds championship
last year could fall off so much In form
in such a short time. The remedy is
just as far beyond me. 1t has been
suggested that we get new stars, but
| IL those making this suggestion viii
supplement 1t with a little informa-
ton as to where these stars are to be
found or procured, I will gladly hand
them fat bonus for their trouble.
| tell you this thing is beyond me-"
And now enters ex- Manager Little
| OF the Big spade. Little makes {
sworn afFidavit to this effect, viz: THAI
1.-THE Jeffries-Johnson fight was {
frame-up. and that johnson double
crossed Jeffries; also that the John
SON KetcheIl tight was q frame-up
and that the famous twelfth roun'
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HONEYMOON ON MIDWAY.
Couple, Married at Noon, Spend Their
Honexnoon at state Fair

Couple married At No3H, 0Fo"u
Honeymoon At State Fair.
There were two marriage ceremonies
performed this morning In the county
courtrocns by Judge Hanson. The
first couple to embark on the natri-
monial seas was John p. johnson. OF
Detroit, Mimi. manager OF the ]. W.
smith club house there. and Margaret
Egtlick OF wild Rice. N. ID.
The other two were Pearl Shelby
McNamee, ana Eva Mae Bootx, both
Of Buffalo, Mimi, who were married at
noon and then went for their honey
moon tour down the midway at the
state fair. Mr.. and Mrs. McNamee
win return home Saturday after
spending the entire week IN the city
and taking In the races.
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knockout was practiced in his room
for over an hour one night until the
rehearsal was running smoothly with
out kink. Isn't 1t fine little game?
No ball club in either league has
come forward OF late with the terrific
speed shown by the Boston Red Sox.
For the first six or eight weeks Of the
race the Beantown Speed boys were
a big disappointment. Tnen they be-
gan to edge closer along into polite
society until about three weeks ago
they slipped from the leash. In the
past fortnight they have made practi-
cally d clean sweep OF everything in
sight, and are today booked as Phil
ahelphia's. hottest rivals.
Abe AtteI will clash with frankie
con9ey in Los Angeles July 20.
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bones were broken. and 1t Is not be-
lieyed there are any serious internal
injuries.
1t was little bit the worst naixrup
Stanley ever got into, and he is not az
all anxious to have another one like
it.
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THE WEATH Err.

Showers tonight or Thursday. Bar
ometer, 1888; maximum temperature,
81: minimum temperature, so.
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. cANARIGs.

Big horse sale &C m. p stockyards
July 2s to 80 Mark & Hunt.
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was started, found them in the Regal
car. 1t Is a well known fact that this
was one of the hardest runs that has
been undertaken this year. Incessant
rains made the roads very hard going
and many were willing to turn back
ere the run was half over. Mr.. Riggs
prospective customers, however, were
game to the end and stuck through
the seven days of travel They APP
parentiy were much Saxfsfied with the
long demonstration, at least they pur-
chased two RECALLS on tneir arrival in
New York.
The completion of the pathfinding
trip for the Munsey Historical tour,
which starts from Philadelphia. Aug.
Is, marked the selection OF what Is
believed to be one OF the finest COM
bination routes ever laid out for an
automobile tour The varied character
of roads, including long stretches OF
boulevardrIike hhoroughfares, rnoun.
tain climbs, fords and some of the
''dirt and mud" type, will give the
ing the reliability OF their cars. Di-
rectly connected with the route is the
great historic feature--the touching
OF spots famous in American history
A thrill OF patriotic pride to evers
mile has been one OF the objects Of the
pathfinders. The pathfinders have beer
careful In observing the character 81
roads for the purpose of making daily
schedules best calculated to serve tn,
purpose Of q true reliability test. Ther'
has been no desire to have the car
perform "feats"
The EMF pathfinding car stoos
the 1,7O0-mile journey with no din
Guilty, quitting as fresh as at the start
Manufacturers have come to reaIizz
that reliability tests no longer consis
OF ''cIrcusing." but should be conduct
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New Separate Skirts

EXTRA
Just received from New York com
piete line OF women's separate drese
skirts In the very latest models and
materials. For fall season of 1912
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Eus sale. the very best. zen hart
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Abe AtteI will clash with frankie
conley in Los Angeles July 70.
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Eleven hundred and fifty orphans
were given an outing on Wednesday,
June 8, by the motorists OF Philadel-
phia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21

green and without any stars. Last years
freshman team will offer n good many
fair men.
on the line the Ithacans will be without
the services Of Crosby Hurlburt and Seelye
at the end, though Macarthur, Teaglo
sutton and a number OF others who tried
out last year will be eligible again. Coach
Reed favors heavy men for ends. and, Il
possible they will be developed.
Tackles weekes and Lunk will be eligible
again, and stude and Leventry, both sub
stitutes last year, will also be out ~ the
guards Donnan will again be a candiI pte.
oConnor. the other guard. will nov be
eligible. as he busted out in midwinter
last year Seagrave at center will again be
candidate and Pfeiffer the substitute,
will be out again Delano, South and a few
substitutes will be eligible.
owen, one Of the varsity quarterbacks.
graduated this June. but Burr Wood may
play. Butler the freshman quarterback,
is regarded as the most promising man for
the place, though Baker. who started out
well last year. will be given a chance. For
halfbacks Cornell will have Rob- who, to-
ward the end OF the season, showed up as
a first class man; Krutsch. Hall and one
or two others from last years squad, with
Bates and oConnel from the freshman
team Captain Simson VIII play fullback
again. with Gass playing either as his
substitute or else at one OF the halfbacks.
Watson and Eyrich and the line men from
last years freshman team also will be good
material.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21
Cornell Squad
to Get on the
Field Early
Ithacans Will Report for Practice in
Several Weeks with New
Material.

ITHACA, N. Y. Aug. 2n-The Cornell
foot ball squad will get together about the
middle Of September The plans provide
for partial practice. at least. at Alumni
field The coaches hope to hold regular
practice for the first forr days Of the week
at the practice field or Fairgrounds, while
on Friday the squad will move down to
Percy field The games, of course, will be
played there.
ITHACA within few days to look over the
situation and arrange for the preliminary
details Of the work. The names of the
other coaches who will assist him in the
training Of the eleven have not yet been
announced, though 1t is said that II. A.
Duvall and A. II. Hutchinson will be among
the number 1t is also expected that about
score Of the most prominent foot bali
alumni will be back from time to time
Coach Reed, Graduate Manager Dugan and
the field committee have been careful in
making up their lists OF supplementary
coaches to pick men who will be of real
value to the eleven rather than men who
would come back here for a good time
Efficient men are wanted this fall
While the material this year will be a
bit more promising than last year, the
work ahead Of the coaches is going to be
difficult in the extreme. Last years eleven
was the greenest and most inexperienced
Cornell has had in some time the team
win start the season in a mere prepared
condition and the squad on the whole will be
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21
Young Pitchers
Get Poor Start
Veteran Jack Boyle Declares Big
Leagues Train Young Twirlers
on Bad Theory.

NEW YORK Aug. 2O-"The present way
Of handling pltchers-I mean, of course, the
way of breaking ip young pitchers-is all
wrong" says the vAteran Jack Boyle, who
caught for the st. Louis Browns when
Charlie Comiskey was managing Won der
Ahe's team. ~ may be mistaken. of course,
but in my opinion the system now followed
by all the big league managers is absurd.
1t is now the invariable custom when a
major league team secures a junior wonder
from the bushes, to set him down upon the
bench and tell him to stop, look and lis
ten. He is supposed to pitch a little be-
fore the game, and then to watch the
veterans putting them over, and, incident
ally TO learn all he can about the various
batsmen and the inside workings OF the
fast company. Then, some day, when
pitcher has been pounded, the youngster
goes In from the bench and makes a sorry
showing. theoretically, of course, this sys-
tenn ought to be ali right The boy is
going to school, as II were, and receiving
the instruction to fit him for his business
career. But as a matter Of plain fact and
common sense. how about it?
Your young pitcher comes up from the
brushwood with a sense Of sublime conf
dence and an unlimited stock of nerve.
He thinks he must be good, or the big team
wouldn't have paid so much money for
him. He knows that II he could go right
in there and face those big leaguers he'd
show them up; but he doesn't get the
chance. By the time he has been under in
struction for a week or two he has lost
his confidence. He has had It impressed
upon him that he is lucky TO be alive. He
has had the merits Of his natural style
criticised; he has been shown a lot Of
stunts. with the best intentions. but with
out the least effect
'.Anson used to take them green from the
train. Good morning. Mr. Arson. I'm
Hurlby the new pitcher Umph. Umph.
When did you get inT Why. just ten
minutes ago, Mr.. Arson I'm, uh. Um
uh. Well, young man, go and eat good
steak and get out the ball park before $3.50
You pitch this afternoon
Take 'em as they get off the train,
Feed them. and ram EN- into the uniform
Send 'em straight In that very afternoon
II the boys have the stuff, they will show
It instantly. and It will be the opposing
batsman who will be attacked with stage
fright not the now kids. And II you don't
think I'm right. study the old records and
note how the big stars broke in."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-21
JAP BASE BALL TEAM LOSES
Crack NippOnese Meet snaE in Two
Chinese Teams.

Crack NIppOnese Meet snaE in Two
Chinese Teams.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2O.-Waseda uni
versity's crack Japanese base ball team has
struck a snag in Honolulu. The collegians
were beaten, first by picked-up team of
oahu and then by the nine of the Chinese
Athletic club. Both games were high class
and the first one went seventeen innings,
sixteen without a run FOR either SIDE
Despite the defeats 1t is plain that the
Japanese are playing fast game. The Wis
itors from the east have a strong battery in
Omura and Yamawiki.
Americans who have seen the games say
that these two would DO credit to any
American college team. and to some teams
OF the smaller professional leagues. In sew
enteen innings omura gave only three
bases on balls and struck out fourteen
men. This is pitching with a vengeance.
The men who defeated the japanese In
the first game have had long experience,
and would compare favorably with many
of the teams In the small American pro-
fesslonal leagues.
Chinese in Honolulu have a pitcher who
compares favorably with the visiting Japa-
nese twirler His name is Apau, and he has
both speed and control. UP to date the
Chinese have taken more readily to the
batting game than the Japanese. Hong
Chack, En- Sue and John 10 meet the ball
sauarely and are known throughout Hawaii
as hard hitters The American national
game Is not suffering in the hands either
OF the Chinese or japanese