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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11
PURITAN GRAPE JUICE.

To The Forum: There is being sold
through the state by many dealers
Puritan Grape Juice. The producers
Of this product have not registered this
grape juice under the beverage law of
North Dakota, therefore, the selling OF
the same is in violation Of the law Of
this state.
The Paw Paw Grape Juice Co. Of Paw
Paw, Mich, state that they do not in
tend to register their product. and say:
eve are not selling a case of goods in
North Dakota
Dealers will therefore, take notice
that further handling Of this product
in the state will be deemed as sufficient
reason for entering complaint TO the
states attorney i'm tho county where
these products are sold. "a
Z. +. Laid, Commissioner.
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FOLLOWING THE PONIES.
AT Latonia.

Latonia, KY, June 11.-A track
deep in soft mud was run over. by the
horses in yesterdays events. Condi-
tions were known in advance however,
so scratches were less numerous than
the day previous.
There was no race of special promi-
nence on the card but some good con-
tests developed. The fourth race was
delayed in starting when New Star
ran away going to the post and went
so far that the officials would not let
the favorite compete.
The start was delayed twenty min
utes.
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Continued From Page Fourteen)

Carpio News: The more we study
the politics of North Dakota the more
firm we become in the belief that there
is no great moral issue between the
stalwarts and insurgents in this state.
There are good men on both sides and
to try to mix the tariff question with
politics in this state is to perpetrate
a joke. With regard to the men that
we are to send to congress and to the
senate, there is only one thing GER
tain, it takes a man with a lot of
political ability to get anything for
this state from the bunch down there
and there are certain men running
who have not that ability. Whether
man is stalwart or an insurgent cuts
mighty little figure If he Is not man
of considerable personality and politi-
cal ability, for the game down in
| Washington is d game called politics.
Alfred BlaisdelI and /. B. Hanna are
the only two men in the race who pos
sess this ability. They are both clean
straightforward men who will clean
for North Dakota first last and all
the time and who have the ability to
accomplish things that will help the
state.
Tagus Mirror: c. A. Johnson is
making a state wide campaign for the
! gubernatorial nomination and from all
| indications it looks as though the
| Minot man would be an easy winner.
| Johnson has the sympathy of the re-
! publican voters with him as they
| sacrifice their party and leader two
years ago to give Burke a second term,
| they now feel duty bound to support
Johnson and give him what rightfully
| belongs to nina rousing majority at
| the June primaries. Two years ago
! Johnson. won out over his opponent,
Treadwell Twitchell, by a majority of
| 10000 and should have been elected in
| the fall by twice that majority, but
| Burke only having served one term the
voters deemed it only right to give
him another chance, but Johnson will
| beat him two to one. If the voters
will only use their heads and stick to
| Johnson as he has stuck to the republi-
can party through victory and defeat
! then our grand old state will have
come back into its own once more.
| Sentinel Butte Republican: Con-
| gresham Hanna has been successful
in securing as an exhibit for the North
| Dakota state fair, the original model
of the battleship North Dakota, from
which the great ship itself was made.
| This little ship is eleven feet long and
| is an exact model of the greatest bat
! tleship now floating the seas, complete
in every detail including electrical ap-
paratus, guns, engines, etc. The model
will be shipped to Fargo in a special
| car. This is the first time the gov
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

The Wright brothers have five OF their
machines entered, manned by their
pupils. r. Coffyn and r. tombstone
are two of the pupils in whom the
Wright brothers have taken especial
pride. Already aviators have COM
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

indianapolis. June 11.-Contestants
for the great aviation meet to be held
here June 1913 have already com
menced to arrive and their daily trial
lights are attracting much attention.
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age has no arrangement with the man
agement of the Minnesota state fair for
the appearance of his horses at that
meeting, Fargo will be the only point
in the north vest where this great at
traction will appear The securing of
this string of horses was a master
stroke of business on the. part of Mr..
Smith.
Little Joe, Billy Doyle's PAGER, had
a very easy victory in the 1925 pace
at Page this week, and it is the con-
sensus of many who were at the races
that he could have dropped a heat in
there at close to 2:15 if there had been
anything in the field to have driven
him out. Cliff Longfield has him in
prime condition. He (Little Joe, not
Cliff is very fast
The surprise of. the Page race meet
ing was the performance of Bonnie
Dare in the 2;40 pace. She has not
been showing well-was unsteady and
not going square-probably on ac-
count of brushing her knee Just before
shipping she was fixed out with knee
spreaders with the result that she won
her race. very handily in straight heats.
The 2:10 pace at Bowbells next
week will be a warm argument. In
addition to the field that started at
Page this week will be a number of
others, including Daniel Webster. A
delegation from Fargo will take in the
Bowbells meeting.
The 2:20 pace at Page was some
horse race. Willie Argot got the first
money, but he had to tramp the fourth
mile in 2:16A to land it, Red Ball,
owned by ]. F. Collins of Page being
close up to him.
1t is probable that Robert P. will
appear in future races with the sub
marine harness attachment. In his
initial race this season. while he show
ed world of speed there was evident
"a lack of steadiness. He was raced
in the straps last season.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

President Smith of the Fargo North
Dakota State Fair association is en-
titled to full credit for having secured
the best attraction to be had for the
state fair at Fargo this year--the great
Savage string of champion race horses
Dan Patch, Minor Heir, Lady Maud
c.. and Hedgewood Boy. AS Mr. Saw
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North Dakota Political Gossip

eminent has allowed a model of this
kind to be shown at a state fair and
the success of Mr.. Hanna in securing
1t is proof OF the high esteem in which
he is held at the national capitol.
New England Hehald: George Fl.
Stones candidacy or the nomination
to the office OF state insurance COM
missioner is being endorsed by nearly
every newspaper in the state and the
papers west OF the Missouri are prac-
tically a solid unit in favor OF the Het.
finger county man. Mr.. Stone started
in the campaign at late hour but re-
ports from all over the state show that
he is strong candidate and has fine
chance of winning. Every voter in
Hettinger county should start right
now and put in some good work for
Mr.. Stone. 1t is our chance to get
represented on the state ticket and
every voter should do his duty.
Cartwright News: The newspapers
all over the state are booming L. p.
Hanna for reelection to congress.
Foolish fellows! That is wholly I'M
necessary. We don't believe that there
Is a republican citizen but what is
proud of Mr.. Hanna Except a few
who want the Office themselves and
won't get it, and will vote for him
is a dead certainty. Mr.. Hanna will
have votes to throw at the birds. No
use wasting space on a cfnch.
Glenburn Advance: Hon. G. A.
Johnson. candidate for the republican
nomination for governor, and Geo. J..
Smith of Plaza were visitors in Glen
burn Tuesday. Mr.. Johnson is meet
ing with much encouragement and 1t
is almost a foregone conclusion that
he will win the nomination. He Is
fine man and will make a good
governor.
Streeter Herald: We have elsewhere
in this issue the announcement Of l..
B. Hanna OF Fargo, for a reelection
to the office Of representative in
congress. Mr.. Hanna has served for
the people Of his state with great
satisfaction during his present term
OF Office and the republicans Of this
state will, no doubt, support him free
~ at the coming primary election.
Balfour Messenger: Remember that
a vote for McCumber is a fight against
wheat gambling McCumber stands
for those who are struggling to develop
this great state and you will find him
right there all the time.
Hope Pioneer: The announcement
Of L. B. Hanna, republican candidate
for representative to congress, APP
pears in this issue. Mr. Hanna is one
Of the most popular men in the state
and will undoubtedly be elected.
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representatives of eight classes will
participate. The first and third year
men Of each department will be pitted
against the second and fourth year
r1a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11

called upon Bob Armstrong and broth
err Jack to don the gloves with him.
After the morning session Corbett
and Choynski left for San Francisco
where they are to appear together in
an exhibition this afternoon. Both will
return in time to participate in Sun
days workout.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11
zBYscko BEATS ROLLER.
Polish Wrestler Postpones Trip Home
to WrestIe Seattle Man.

Seattle, June 11--Zbyszko. the Polish
wrestler, defeated DIR. B. F. Roller of
this city in two straight falls in their
match here last night The time of the
first fall was one hour and ffty-two
minutes and the second, nineteen
minutes.
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not until this week that she came.
Rev. Lorimer and his bride, "the girl
he left behind" will begin housekeep-
ing at Velva Immediately. =
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ROMANCE COMPLETE.

His Wife.
Minot. n. D., June 11.-when Rev.
Geo. Lorimer, pastor of the Baptist
church at Velva, McHenry county,
was welded TO Miss May Tonge, late
of Manchester, England, an interest
ing romance was made completed
When Rev. Mr.. Lorimer left his Eng
lish home six years ago. Miss Tonge
was to soon follow. The Hme length
ened into several years, and it was
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11
TRACK MEET At F. c.
and College Glasses Will
Romp on Field for Athletic
Laurels.

A track meet will be held at Fargo
college Monday afternoon in which
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11
For Sale.

My residence on N. Broadway. Good
terms for quick sale as I am leaving
city. Inquire 1880 Broadway. Daniel
e. willard.
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CUTLERY.

Anything you want IN tnat liner I
keep only the very pest. Ben Hart.
Remember, the Best
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KETcHEL SCORES KNOCKOUT.
Stranger Smith Lasted Five Rounds
With Middle West Man. ID.

New York, June 11.-Although stan
ley KetcheI scored a knockout in the
fifth round of his bout last night, Jim
Smith, stranger" of New York
proved a worthy opponent. Until the
haymaker was delivered, the contest
was spirited with considerable rough
work.
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When it comes to matter of speed
Hummer Sheldon is good, very good in
his class. All he needs, right now,
is to "cut out" an occasional bad
break. Barring accident he will give
q good account of himself before the
season closes.
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Is Castlewood going to repeat his
performance of year ages-go on win
ming right through the season? He
looks good now. Two years ago he
was off" but last season seemed to
have rounded to some.
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menced to specialize in certain kinds
of flights. tombstone liz one of these.
His specially is endurance flight and
flying at low altitude. The event will
take place at the Indianapolis motor
speedway.
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The opening of the racing season in
North Dakota with the races at Page
this week was certainly an indication
of some fast time before the season
closes. Two heats in the 2:10 pace
in 2:13A the first OF the season is
going some.
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Continued From Page Thirteen.
is found in this city on North Broad
way, which is being quite generally
given a wide berth by drivers of horses
who hope to keep their animals sound
When the pavement is wet from rain or
shrinking it is positively dangerous to
drive up and down the street, for fear
of your horse slipping and injuring
himself. Shary calks lessen the dan
ger but very lit lie.
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INTERESTINGGOSSIP
ABOUT HORSES

Continued From Page Thirteen.
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representatives of eight classes will
participate. The first and third year
men Of each department will be pitted
against the second and fourth year
classes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-12-20
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

ANVSASV Va 0lVShAOAASAo NASSSAuSs
To the Stockholders of the Alliance
Mercantile Association of Cresco,
Iowa.
You are hereby notified that there
will be special meeting and special
election of the stockholders of the
Alliance Mercantile Association of
Cresco, Iowa, at court house hall in
Cresco, Iowa, at o'clock in the after
noon on the 9th day of December,
1910, for the sole purpose of voting
upon the following proposition, to-wit:
"Shall the present articles of incor-
poration of the Alliance Mercantile AS
ISOLATION of Cresco, Iowa, be renewed
for period of twenty (2O) years from
and after January l, 1911, and If SO,
are YOU willing that said corporation
shall buy at its real value the stock of
said corporationtwhich is now owned
by those who are opposed to such re-
newal?"
And in case said proposition is car
ried by an affirmative vote, to author
ize and direct the officers to proceed
with and perfect said renewal.
By order of Board of Directors,
S. A. CONVERSE, Pres
c. H. RICE, Sec'y.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-12-20
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for an Old One. How j
Can be Done in Cresc0.

The back ache at times with dull,
indescribable feeling, making you wea'
ry and restless; piercing pains shoot
across the region of the kidneys, and
again the loins are SO lame to stoop is
agony. No use to rub or apply plast-
er to the back in this condition. You
cannot reach the cause. Exchange the
bad back for new and stronger one.
Cresco residents would do well to profit
by the following example.
w. J. Hanswirt, barber, 40l Maple
ST., DEBORAH, Iowa, says: about fit
teen years ago my kidneys began to
bother me and believe that the ma
ture of my work was the cause. There
was dull ache across the small of my
back, always more noticeable after
did hard days work. My back was
lame and | was very anxious to get rid
of the annoyance. l noticed Doan's
Kidney Pills advertised in our local
papers, and deciding to give them 9
trial, | procured box. They relieved
me from the first and before long my
backache disappeared: My health has
been excellent since then and l have
not had an occasion to use kidney
remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-12-20
That Box Rent Proposition.

The raise of postof1ice box rents in
the Cresco postoffice has 1roused, and
perhaps justly, the indignation of most
of the patrons of the Office, and petit
tions, we understand, are being circu-
lated asking the postoffice department
to Ereturn to the old rates, and
many of the patrons say that after
Jan. 1st, they will give up their boxes
and get their mail from the general
delivery window.
The proposed raise has also caused a
renewal of the free delivery talk and
many are wondering that with receipts
of the Cresco pos totfice over the $780,
600 mark that some arrangements are
not being made for free city delivery.
From letters from the postoffice de-
partment on file with postmaster Bur-
CESS, and from glance at the Federal
statutes concerning postoffice matters,
we learn that free city delivery is not
obligatory where the rereipts!reach $780,
600, but may be established if the de-
partment sees fit. And while the re-
ceipts of the Cresco postoffice for the
last fiscal year amounted to $40, 1872,
the department claims that large
amount of the years increase was due
to postage Oh advertising matter sent
sent out by two firms and that this
might be discontinued and the receipts
for this year thereby fall below
$1O, 600; also that free delivery would
cut the receipts from box rents about
so per cent or $500, which alone would
reduce the receipts below the $4,000
mark.
But while the boost to the $40, 900
mark failed to secure free delivery, it
did secure q raise in box rents. for box
rents are governed by postofflce re-
ceipts, rising as the receipts reach
certain amounts, and $4,000 receipts
for Cresco calls for new rate of box
rents-there is no deduction for ex-
pectations in this case as there is when
free delivery is concerned.
The postoffice department is endeav-
oring to reduce the deficit by question
able economy in various directions
notably the non extension Of both city
and rural delivery, and by attempts to
levy tribute upon the newspapers and
magazines of the country. but fail to
cut off the frank in nuisances and trans
p0rtation graft.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-12-20
Farmers and Prices,

Secretary Wilson says the farmer is
not to blame for the highscost ofliving.
Guess the secretary is about right.
The farmer has the least influence over
prices of any one interested in prices.
The farmer usually takes what he can
get-if the price is low it is not bis
making, you may be sure; if it is high,
it is not to be wondered at that he
take advantage of it, but he has very
little, if anything to do with making
the prices his stuff sells for. Shrewd
combine promoters may, by their
shrewdness, effect a manipulation OF
prices, up or down, but the farmer is
not in the game, except as he may
profit, or fail to profit, by the manipu-
lation engineered by others.-Cedar
Rapids Grzette.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-12-20
US. VESSEL RESCUES SAILORS
FOUR WRECKED, OTHERS BOATS
DISABLED BY BLIZZARD.
No Lives Are Lost, but Mariners SUI
fer Before Help Reaches
Them.

Boston, Dec. ia heavy north
west blizzard brought disaster to ship
ping along the Massachusetts coast
and it is known that four schooneri
were wrecked, another was disabled
one barge foundered and other barges
were adrift and missing. The revenue
cutter Gresham, which took aboard
the crews of two sinking schooners
and assisted other vessels, spent the
day and most of the night undoing the
havic of the storm. No definite re-
port of loss Of life has reached Bos
ton.
The vessels which suffered from the
storm included the following:
Schooner Thomas B. Garland, OF
Portsmouth, total wreck on Great
Point bar; Nantucket; crew rescued
Schooner Abbie G. Cole, of Machias,
Me-. stranded and waterlogged on
Stone Horse schoal, off Monomy point;
crew rescued by the Gresham.
Two.masted schooner II. E. Aver.
taken in tow by the Gresham of Old
Harbor.
British schooner A. A. Fownes,
ashore of Monomoy Point. The Ores.
ham took on board the crew.
Lumber schooner Stephen G. Loud,
abandoned southeast of Boston light;
crew rescued.
Barge haywood, one of three be-
hind the tug Margaret, foundered
Thursday night off Cape Cod and the
other barges of the tow, the Scranton
and the Binghamton, are missing.
Anchorages proved treacherous to
vessels owing 10 the strength of the
blizzard. The storm was also heavily
laden with snow. Mariners were un.
prepared for the change from the mild
southerly breeze of Wednesday to the
gusty Northwestern of Thursday. The
disturbance was accompanied by such
intense cold as to make most unhappy
the lot of the ship-wrecked seamen.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-12-20
Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers were file
with the County Recorder for the wee
ending December II, 1910.
Mary S Kunes to Michael Ruddy,
nj lots l, 2 and 8 blk. 5,
Beadle & strong'a kdd.' to
CrescO. ..............S 81
James Irvine to C. w. Reed, lots
Z and 8, Reeds sub-div. lot 10,
irreg. surv. of NV Sec. 1888
ll...... ,5U
D. j. O'Donnell ct al to T. j.
Miller, lots 9 and 10 blk. 4S. l..
Potter's Div. to Elma ....... IS
Stephen Kinney to Mrs. Ann
Kinney, NV I ne / Sec. 10-97-14
Mrs. Ann Kinney to VIM. Kinney,
NV ! ne / Sec. 10-97-A. .....
James Opat Jr. ct al to James
Opat ST., ! NV / Sec. 26.98-13
w. A. Lucas to John Junker, lot
4 irreg. surv. Sc ne ! Sec. H.
9S-ll ............
Jesse Miles and wife to Carl
Baethke, lot of surv. on ne
NV / Sec. 29-99-l3............ Is
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-12-20
N. o. Banks Show increase.

Bismarck. Dec. THE report of
the state bank examiner for the term
ending Nov 80 shows 10 banks or.
sanized since Sept !. The $50 state
banks i'll North Dakota have resources
and liabilities of $5O,6S4,147 now,
against $50,362,69a.74 in September.
The cash on hand shows an increase
of $l57 ,534.40 since last report and the
deposits subject to check have in.
increased $S7S,336.9S in the same time,
while there has been falling off OF
sl4i,IS3.33 during the period in the
time certificates of deposit.