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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

l hereby announce myself as a re-
publican candidate for the office of At
torney General, subject to the decision
Of the primaries on June 29th.
J. G. ADAMSON
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FoR RAILROAD COMMISSIONED.

7 hereby announce myseIr as a can
ddate for the republican nomination
for the Office Of commissioner of rail-
roads subject to the June primaries.
JOSEPH T. PURCELL,
Fargo.
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FOR STATE LEGISLATURE.

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of representative
from the Ninth legislative district. sub
ject to the decisions Of the republican
voters at the primaries, June Fl, 1910.
w. ]. PRICE.
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FOR GOVERNOR

hereby wish to announce that am
a republican candidate for governor,
subject to the will of the people at
the primary election, June 29.
H. H. AAKER.
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FOE cAss COUNTY AUDITOR.

l hereby announce y:yself as a can
didate for the office of auditor for Casa
county, N. D.. subject to the republi-
can primaries. Signed,
ADDISON LEIGH
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FOR ccNGREss.

hereby announce myself as candi.
date for congress, on the republican
ticket and subject of course 20 the pri-
maries. THOMAS r. MOCKLTR,
Bismarck, N. D.
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Wanted: party with $50 to take
half interest in a copyright that will
pay 100 per cent in two months. Own
err Of copyright can furnish best of
references. Address 17S care of
Forum.
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is well known in this county having
lived here for nearly thirty years and
will no doubt get nearly the solid vote
in this county at the primary.
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FOR SHERIFF, cA9s COUNTY,

1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of sheriff for Cass
county, N. d., subject to the repubIi-
can primaries. Signed,
H. T. BOYLE.
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Jack Field, successor TO E. J. Har-
rlngton, Plumbing, Steam and Hot
Water Heating. Gas Fitting and Elec.
trio Wiring. 201 Fifth street north.
Tel. 147s
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

am a republican candidate for Sec
rotary of state. If elected l will en-
deavor TO perform well the duties of
the office. w. M. HOUSE.
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For sale-Furniture in the Burlin-
game hotel at McClusky, N. D.; prices
and terms reasonable. If interested.
write, Mrs. Edith Smith.
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A Forum Want Add will sell 1t for You.
A Forum Want AGd will sell 1t for YOU.
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u. q. CDUPER,
Commissioner of Insurance
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office of Commissioners of Insurance.

STATE Ot NORTH DAKOTA,
Ohice of Commissioner of Insurance
Compary's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas, The Sun Insurance Once of
London. England, a corporation organized
under tbs. laws of the Kingdom Of Great
Britain, has fled In this office a sworn
statement exhibiting Its condition and bust
ness for the year ending December 81 1909.
conformable to the requirements of the
laws of this state, regulating the business
of Insurance, and
Whereas, The said company has filed IN
this office duly certified copy OF its
It's charter with certificate of organization
In compliance with the requirements of
the insurance laws aforesaid.
Now, Therefore, l. Il. c. Cooper. COM
missioner dssIt ,r Of insurance OF the state of
North Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
OF said laws do hereby certify that the
ABOVE named Company Is fully empowered
through Its. authorized agents, to transact
It's appropriate business of Fire Insurance
In this state according to the laws thereof
until the 31st day of March, A. d. 1911.
In Testimony Whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand and seal at Bismarck. this 1sr
day OF April, A. ID. 1910
Il. G. COOPER.
Commissioner OF Insurance.
DAILY 3; Weekly II and 24.l
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1t don't always take a knocke to
nail a campaign lie.
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FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COERT.

I hereby announce my candidacy for
for the office Of judge of tho
supreme court at the June primaries.
CHA-LES M. Cooley.
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Half Price for Hats.
Women's trimmed hats at Just ,aIf
price, Friday and Saturday. A. L.
Moody.
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December s.
A, D. 1909

a. .. 1909
OF the condition and affairs of the u. s.
Branch, Sun Insurance office of London,
England, organized under the laws of Great
Britain made to the Commissioner of In
surance OF the state of North Dakota in
pursuance of the laws of said state.
j. j. Guile, U. s. Branch Manager
Attorney for Service of Process in the
State Of North Dakota:
Name, Commissioner of Insurance: loca-
ton. Bismarck, n. d.
Organized or Incorporated A. D. ITO
Commenced business in u. S., August 1
1882. eO'' -
ASSETS.
Value Of real estate owned by
the company .......,.......$ 271,OOOOO
Loans on bonds and mortgages 25OOO 90
United States stocks and bonds 214OO0 90
Railroad bonds and stocks Q 469 675 az
State, city, county and other
bonds .....::.... .......... 4s1, 10000
Other corporation stocks. . 10'I50 90
Cash on hand and in bank $500 300 sac 81
Interest due and accrued " 4063S ~
Premiums in course of collec-
ton and transmission 49,. 425 ora q
Total assets "a, 236, 1906
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New York, Dec. Gin the hoping
to break the worlds record for balloon
flights. Leroy Taylor. a member of the
New York Yacht, the Larchmont
Yacht, Lambs and other clubs, will try
to bring the trophy to America by a
flight, to start within the next few
weeks from Waco, Tex.
His associate will be Leo Stevens,
perhaps the best known professional
balloonist in America. The balloon.
which is to be the largest spherical one
ever made, is being put together in
Stevens shops on Ninth avenue.
Waco was selected as 80 ~+~~t''-,~
point after much consideration, in
which the meieorloLea
OF the weather bureau figured large
ly. Favorable wind currents will Llve
balloon flight in the general direc-
tion of New York
Waco is sufficiently inland almost to
obviate the danger of being blown out
to sea. There are a few mountain
ranges to be passed, and these are of
secondary Importance so far as size
and effect upon winds arc concerned
Again, Waco Is within the zone of
comparatively steady blowing winds
at certain seasons of the year. II is
in the hope of getting one from the
southwest that the flight has been
timed for January.
The balloon will carry water and
provisions for a month This ia con-
sidered essential, as long stretches of
desert land must be passed over and
the aeronauts may have TO land where
water and food are unobtainable.
Taylor is an enthusiast amateur at
the balloon game. He has been i'm sew
eral competitions and recently flew
from Pittsfield. Mass, to a point near
this city in heavy snowstorm. A few
days ago he organized The Flyers
among members of the New York
Yacht, Larchmont Yacht and Lambs
clubs who are interested In balloons or
aeroplanes.
This flight will be the final work of
his apprenticeship. If he meets Stew
ems approval on the voyage he will re-
ceive a pilots license, from the Aero
club of America.
The present record for length or
flight held by Count de la vaux. who
with st. Vicor rode from Vincennes,
France to Korostychew. Russia, L.
1873 miles in October, 1900. They were
not I'm the air long enough. however.
to give them the endurance record.
This is held by Clifford Harmon. who
in October of last year, in flight from
st. Louis. remained aloft for forty
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chieaao Fencing Tourney.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-An intercollegiate
fencing tournament on a larger scale
than any ever attempted is to be put
on at the Illinois Athletic club within
the next month or two.
Invitations have been sent to col
leges both east and west, where fenc-
ing is practiced and already favorable
letters have been received from enough
to insure the success of the tourna
ment. The most western point which
has been asked to send representa-
tive squad is the University of New
Mexico, located at Albuquerque. The
manager of the New Mexico fencers
has sent word that he thought 1t likely
his team would make arrangements
for the trip and that the men were
anxious to come here.
Other schools which have been in
vited and are expected to attend are
University of Minnesota, University of
Wisconsin, University of Michigan.
University of Chicago and University
of Iowa in the west, and Syracuse uni
versity of Syracuse, N. T.. in the east.
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MEET
OPENS TODAY

st. Paul. Dec 27.-The rattle of
tumbling pins that are doomed to be
toppled in the merry rout Of the maple
that enthusiastic st. Paul bowling fans
are about to begin in the city carnival
to decide the championship, is already
sounding in musical cadences on the
ears of the tenpin sharks, who have
now only to wait until tonight to find
the wooden heroes waiting to fulfill
their duty.
The entries in the carnival are suf-
ficient to equal the number entered in
tournaments of national repute in their
beginning years, and it is safe VEN
ture to assert that no bigger city tour
nament has ever been held in the coun-
try
While the bowling officers are not
making any rabid ssertions couched
in pink tinted phrases containing the
maine to California" sentence, they
are of the opinion that the carnival
will be the biggest thing ever pulled
off within a large amount of territory.
A few old heads who have kept tab
on bowling in the United States for
many years, however, do not hamper
their statements with modesty.
The carnival opens this evening.
Eleven nights of the game will follow
So crowded has the schedule become
that there is room for but four more
teams in the quint race and three more
in the three-men events. The singles
and doubles are full The figures given
above are the total enrolment for
Secretary Frank Siefert has already
rounded up the seven teams required.
The fact that Commercial league
rollers must begin their league race
again before the carnival is concluded
has necessitated putting on several
shifts on the afternoon of Jan. and Z
The Inglenook Candy Lassies. who
are to roll at the Conrad alleys in the
five member event Jan. 2 at s o'clock,
are putting in their practice at the
West Side club, and are sure that they
will be in on the prize money. AS it is
handicap affair. this will be entirely
possible. The ability to properly hand
leap so large a number of bowlers
speaks greatly for the way the game is
managed in ST. Paul.
Carnival President Al Brundrit said
there was nothing in the way of most
successful tourney. and that the event
next year will be at least twice as
large
Christmas celebrations interfering
with the meeting of the executive com
mittee made it necessary to call the
meeting off, and the committee will
probably meet today to day the final
decision on the award of prizes.
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BANTAM WEIGHT
CHAMP MARRIES

The following item concerning the
recent marriage OF frankie ConIey. the
game little bantam weight champion
fighter of Kenosha. Wis, which oc-
Cured in Waukegan H., last Thurs
day, is from The Kenosha Evening
News:
Reports from Waukegan today de-
clare that frankie Conley the Kenosha
bantam weight fighter is a benedict
and II is alleged that he was married
at Waukegan on Thursday afternoon
to Miss Elizabeth Schumacher of Chi
cago. The ceremony il said to have
been performed by Justice ]. G. Welch
and it was the understanding that the
story of the wedding was not to be
made public until after the fight be-
tween Conley and Coulon scheduled for
next month. The Waukegan reporters
declare that Conley after the license
was issued. stated that he did not In
tend to be married until after the fight,
but later In theS afternoon Justice
WEIGH declared that he had performed
the ceremony.
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FOOTBALL HEADS
LIKE The GAME

New Haven. Conn. Dec. 27.-Four
members Of the intercollegiate football
rules committee Parke Davis OF
Princeton, w A. Lambeth, University
Of Virginia, G. w. Savage, Oberlin and
w, J.. Dudley Vanderbilt university
write that few changes are necessary
in the code before another season.
Davis terms the simplifcation OF the
rules the greatest need. Mr.. Davis
says:
1T has been said by those who are
skilled in determining the public pulse
that football has satisfied it's following
In 1910 1t is true the hazards of the
game, whichever have seemed to cul-
inmate in one place at one time. have
given TO some institutions an excn5s If
injuries. But. taken as a whole the
country in football has been surpris-
ingly free from accidents, college foot
ball actually having had a better rec
ord In this respect than college base
ball during the past year, Compli-
mentary to public opinion is critical
football opinion
The latter, it would SEEM has -ap-
proved of the abolition of interlocked
Interference and of the five-yard re-
striction upon the forward pass. Ad-
verse criticism briefly may be stated
TO have been directed at the complex
tiles of play in receiving the forward
pass, the vexing imaginary lines of the
game with it's neutral, one-yard and
twenty yard zones. too many officers
and too much officiating the labyrinth
NF >
plicity in the game.
The greatest need of football today
Is the absolute obedience to the letter
Of the rules by the players and strict
conformity with it's spirit by the coach
es. 1t therefore should devolve upon
the men who will be selected to COM
pose the new rules committee for 1911
to assemble early i'm order that they
may not be hampered by war "f ti~"".
like their predecessors in 1910. and,
having assembled, to devote the!r Cast
attention to perfecting the details of
the present style of game The great
est need now Of the playing rules is
simplification. which, of course. will
carry with it simplification for the
players and the spectator"
Mr.. Dudley writes: II am very well
pleased with the football rules, and I
think that the new game is far supe-
rior to the old I do not think that
many changes are necessary, but, no
doubt, some minor notifications could
be made to advantage. j would not be
willing to return to the old pushing
and pulling game
Mr.. Lambeth writes: TN our sec
tion there is common expression Of APP
prevail concerning the new rules, par
ticularly the four periods. There is
also a feeling that the limitations con-
corning the onside kick should be re-
moved, and that the five-yard restric-
ton on the passer of a forward pass
should be abolished"
Mr.. Savage says: "To my mind the
rules worked out better than had
dared to hope. The game was kept
open and therefore was made intensely
interesting to the spectators"
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Pau. France. Dec. 27.-The aviation
championship for the year 1910 was
well won here by M q. Legagneux. the
the French aviator, unless IN the few
days remaining some daring and skill
full pilot shall wrest the honors from
him.
M. Legagneux. competing for the
Michelin cup, remained in the air from
S.33 o'clock this morning until 2:05
o'clock this afternoon. and covered a
distance Of 516 kilometers or 32o.43
miles smashing all records for nom
stop flight in an aeroplane.
1t was only on Dec. 2 that on this
same field Mr.. Legagneux who had
become favorably known for his doing
cross country flights, having carried
a passenger from Paris to Brussels,
distance OF $50 miles. establishing
new worlds altitude record. rising to-
a height Of 10,499 feet.
By taking Ia the closing days Of the
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

however. Ames and Drake will con
tinue their relations for at least an
other year, as will also Drake and
Grinnell.
Manager Kellogg at Iowa is compell-
ed to go slowly with the making OF the
Hawkeye schedule because of the con-
ference conditions and also because Of
the fact that Iowa wishes to play two
conference games during the latter
part Of the season. They will meet
Northwestern and possibly Purdue 1t
Is not likely that there will be change
in the number of games played in the
Missouri valley Eight has proved a
satisfactory number and while an ad-
ditional practice game might be ac-
ceptable. little effort will be made to
secure it.
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Northwest Patents.

washington, d. G., Dec. 27.-The fol-
lowing patents were issued this week
to Minnesota and Dakota inventors:
John Carlen, Havana, N. D., concrete
mold: Leonard Goheen, Sherwood. N.
ID. weed. stubble and seed burning
machine: b. /. Hermanson. Arendahl,
MINI, hoe; r. G. Kratz Olivet, s. ID.
cream testing device; Albert M. Kru-
ser. Duluth, Mimi, derrick bull wheel.
uarhert H. Lapham, Caledonia Mimi.
seed tester. g. o. Mastrud, Foley,
MINI. feedbox; Gustav Al. Olson Al
hert Lea. MINI, sectional track; Ell j.
sohweitzer. Putney, S. ID. snow fence;
Hugh h. Shedd, Minneapolis, Mimi.
expansive file; Ingvald Skjeldrup, Fer
gus Falls, Mimi, push rake; Gray p.
smith. Minneapolis. Mimi, bed spring;
Max Il. Stadtmuller, Pierre, 8. D., door
fastener.
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CHANCES In Schedule.

Iowa City, Ia, Dec. 27.-According
to reports received at the office of Mel
son A. kellogg, manager of athletics
at the University of Iowa, there are in
dications that there will be consider
able changes in the football schedules
of the Missouri Valley association next
season. Under the new management 1t
Is not probable that Missouri will st.
Louis, or harry likely that it will meet
Oklahoma. Nebraska will probably
pay some association school next year
in preference to Denver, that team now
being entirely out of the Nebraskan
scope. Then, due to Morningside's
showing against Ames, it is more than
likely that Nebraska viii play the
Sioux City school next year
Kansas and Drake will continue their
relations, Drake playing at Lawrence
this coming year. Illinois will not very
likely come to Des Moines for a game,
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Will Not Trade Cobb.

Wilkes Barre, Pa. Dec 27.--Mana-
ger Hughie Jennings OF the Detroit
Tigers. laughed at the story that Tv
Cobb, the American league batting
marvel. will be traded to washington
for Pitcher Walter Johnson, regarded
by many as the best pitcher In the
game
There is no doubt that johnson is 4
great pitcher" said Jennings, eand
there il less doubt that Cobb Is the
greatest drawing card on the baseball
diamond. You can set 1t down for
sure that we will never let him 20.
The fans out there in Detroit would.
lynch us il we did"
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Bio Match IN 5. o.

Aberdeen, s. D., Dec. 27.-Consid-
cradle interest is being manifested in
the forthcoming wrestling match at
Aberdeen between George w. Turner,
the champion of South Dakota, and
John Gorden of Minneapolis the cham
pion police wrestler of the world. The
match is being promoted by Chester
g. Davis, sporting editor of The Aber-
deem Daily News, and Is attracting
considerable interest by followers of
the mat game The men are well
matched and the event promises to be
satisfactory in every way.
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creker,s Manager Arrives.

Okeridge, Va. Dec. 27.-Walter Rus
sell of Dublin, manager of Richard
Cookers stud farms at Glencarri. has
arrived at Thomas Fortune Ryan's
place with thirteen high-class brood
mares and the thoroughbred stallion,
Sea King. Russell purchased all the
horses, travelling through Ireland for
months carrying out his commission.
Russell declares there is no doubt
that an infusion of Irish steeplechase
blood Is sure to improve the breed of
the hunters here. Sea King Is SPLEEN
did type of the race horse, standing
sixteen hands, with good bones and
great quality.
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eight hours and twenty-six minutes,
though he covered nowhere near the
distance the Frenchman did.
In October OF this year Hawley and
Post made their sensational flight
from st. Louis. II will be remembered
they were lost to the world for about
week; then their safe landing was
reported from the Canadian back
woods 1t was established that they
had remained UP a1oft for forty five
hours and fifty-six minutes and had
covered LII miles, both performances
just short of the worlds records.
ON an airline the distance from Waco
to New York is approximately 1900
miles, which under highly favoring
conditions could be covered readily In
less than forty hours. This would
mean travelling at an average speed Of
little less than forty miles an hour.
The balloon now being built is being
developed along lines that II is hoped
will permit it to remain aIoft from
sixty to seventy-two hours. The ordi-
nary duration Of balloons gas charge
is about forty-eight hours
The craft will have lifting power of
10000 pounds AS the bag and basket
carrying two men and fully equipped
will weigh about 5000 pounds. this VIII
allow s 900 pounds of ballast The bag
Is built OF two thickness of special
linen, with rubber between. 1t has
been found that linen is far better for
such use than silk. not alone on ac-
count Of its greater toughness, but be-
cause the silk is a too ready conductor
for electricity, with it's attendant dam
ger to the gas.
The bag will have capacity oG
100000 cubic feet Of gas, in comparison
to $4,000 feet, with which the average
balloon is charged. Special aluminium
refectors viii be used above the bas-
ket work to defect the rays Of the sun
and thus. in measure, save the 4pls
from the expansion induced by heat.
The excursion into the air viii cost
from beginning to end about $4,000.
Harmon made a similar effort last
winter. starting from San Antonio, but
Ii was not successful.
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osTEoPATHIc.
rREADwELL's VICTIM NAY DIE.
Citizens Of Rock Lake, N. o., Opposed
to Editors Release on Present Bail

Cando. N. d., Dec. 27.-F. A. Tread
well, charged with shooting two men
in a fight at Rock Lake, will not be
admitted to bail at the present figure
of $1,000 in each case. Citizens OF
Rock Lake have notified the authori-
ties that should Treadwell attempt to
secure the bond that has been fixed
they will petition for an increase.
one of Treadwell's victims, Charles
Diggins, is in critical condition. The
bullet apparently lodged In the cavity
of the lung and physicians fear he
cannot recover. w. W. Bills, the other
victim, Is so well that he Is able to
be around again.