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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22
BUCKLES WAS
SHADE BETTER

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 22.--Local boxing
fans saw an excellent exhibition at
the Monroe Athletic club when Guy
Buckles, of Omaha, met Jack Robin
son, of New York, in a ten round go
that was decided a draw by the ref
cree. After the bout the referee de-
clared that the boys had previously
agreed to a draw unless there was q
decided advantage.
The house was packed and there,
was difference of opinion as to the
decision. Quite a majority inclined to
the belief that in five more rounds
Buckles would have tucked ]. Robin
son away in his little bunk for q
couple of snoozes.
But it was quite the niftiest bit Of
boxing skill shown in this city since
the game became popular. When
Robinson came, looked over the lot
and walloped the output, he was de-
clared to be the BEST. But now this
Omaha lad is the popular patriot, and
Tuesday night made inroads on the
New York boys popularity and wind
In like ratio. Howsomever Mr.. Rob-
inson is some boxer.
But this Buckles boy!
This chap from the west is a fiend
for lighting, and his appetite for in
fighting Is something to behold. He
just bores in. He sticks his bean UP
against the other fellows wisnbone
and goes to work with both mitts.
There's no let up and his iabs pound
away on his opponents lunch basket
In a manner which takes the pride
away and the desire for boxing disap-
pears faster than a SNOWFALL in Ma
con.
Tuesday night Robinson was ex-
tended for the first time since coming
to Atlanta. He covered well, but not
we'll enough to stop numerous vicious
uppercuts the like Of which he has
been handing other local lads. Buckles
chased his man almost throughout the
ten rounds, Robinson stopping long
enough frequently to put couple over
with sufficient power to dampen Buck
les enthusiasm and rushing.
In the clinches, Robinson's head
would fly back with little jerk.
indicating the impact from an upper
cut. Buckles did some similar head
work" himself Robinson working the
uppercut. The Omaha boy could not
always locate his opponent, and Rob
inson was frequently applauded for
clever footwork and escaping swings
by an eyelash.
Buckles is conner.
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TRIANGULAR field
MEET IS PROBABLE

AS the result of negotiations which
have been carried on between the stb-
letfc departments of the university and
the agricultural college, it is more
than likely that triangular field meet
Will be held here June A. So far as the
u and the A. G. are concerned. the
proposition is completed. 1t Is up to
Fargo college to manifest a desire to
compete for honors on the track and
field. Up TO this time no action has
been taken by the preachers and while
the university is not over enthusiastic
about the triangular proposition a
dual affair meets their unanimous an
prevail. At any rate it is assured that
the two largest institutions of the
state win. clash
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22
CLOSE SEASON AT
FORKS TONIGHT

With their claim thus far clear for
the state championship title. the Fargo
highschool basketball team lett this
afternoon for Grand Forks wnere the
season will be closed this evening in
a game with the Grand Forks high
to be paved at the Y. M. C. A. gym
Having once defeated the Forks team
THIS season, Coach Kalmbach's bows
Will bend every effort to retain the
record established Nemzek OF the A.
=. accompanied the team to act as
one Of the officials while either Miller
OF the Grand Forks "Y'' or Dunlap of
the Varsity will probably be chosen
as the second.
The Fargo coach pronounced his men
In mt condition as they boarded the
train and nothing less than a victory
Will be satisfactory.
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widely exciting matches ever wit
messed before an European club.
Harry was a heavy favorite in the
betting at the ringside and for several
days before. the fight and boxing en-
thusiasts from many leading European
cities had money up on the outcome
and were in attendance upon the bout.
The battle was one of the fastest
ever seen In this country and was wit
nessed by a record breaking crowd.
which rOared encouragement to the
two boys throughout the twenty five
rounds of fighting. In ahs second
round, Willie took a count of nine
and the crowd howled itself hoarse
when he ragained his feet Although
there was little to choose between the
boys at the close, the spectators
shouts of protest went up when the
bout was declared a draw.
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and Glad, with which she closed her
career tonight.
| Aside from the stage. Miss Robson
has deep interest in literature and en-
| joys a distinctive place In the literary
and artistic circles of both New York
and London counting among her
| friends Bernard Shaw, Israel Zangwill,
| Pinero, Lewis Parker and James M.
Barrie. She possesses a wonderful
| charm Of manner and her face illumin-
ates with a beauty of expression that
! is fascinating. Her favorite recrea-
/ lions are riding, sailing and golf
! Mr.. Belmont is one of the noted bank
ers OF the country. the builder and
financial promoter OF the New York
subway system. He is a widower 81
years old. His wife died in Paris in
september 1898. She was the daughter
of Edward Morgan, member of one
of the foremost old families of New
York
Mr. Belmont has three sons, August
who in 1905 married Miss Alice de Col
curia of this city. and was recently
admitted into the firm of August Bel
mont & Co.; Raymond, recently grad
uated from Harvard, and clerk in the
banking house. and Morgan. at st.
Marks boarding school. southboro,
Mass Since the death of his wife Mr..
Belmont has lived much alone either
in his house in East Thirty fourth
street or at his country seat at Hen
stead. L. I. His sons have passed most
of their lives either at boarding school
or at college.
The wedding will take place some
time in March, the exact date not yet
having been fixed It will be a quiet
ceremony at Miss Robson'a house, S02
West Seventy seventh treet. Only the
family and few intimate friend will
be present. Mr. and Mrs, Belmont will
sail for short trip to Europe, return
ing to open the country house at Hem
stead in time for the races at Belmont
Park.
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BATTLE TODAY

San Francisco, Feb. 22.-Battling
Nelson and Ad Wolgast, who will
battle for the lightweight champion
ship this afternoon at Richmond, on
the eastern shore of San Francisco
bay, have ceased training and are
ready for the timekeeper's signal 60
start them on their forty five-round
journey.
Each fighter expressed himself last
night certain of, victory and the con-
sensus of opinion of fight followers
presages a contest that viii make ring
history. The feeling between the rival
pugilists is extremely bitter and there
is no question that the battle will carry
with it more than the purse and title.
Nelson and Wolgast are well under
the required 133 pounds ringside
weight, the champion being the heavier
by few ounces.
Wolgast said tonight:
Il desire to win this championship
in clean, sportsmanlike manner -
that Is, | don't want to win it on a
foul--and unless | am rendered help
less by such tactics / shall overlook
them.''
Champion Nelson also expressed his
determination to waive fouls uRless
they were of a serious nature.
Although the weather bureau pre-
diets showers, the advance Cicket sale
indicates a record breaking attend
ance, rain or lsine.
Betting on the result is heavy. the
Ids favoring NelsC at 10 to Z, but
tn plenty Of short end money in evil
ice. Considerable wagering on the
.ength of the contest is registered,
even money being offered that VOL
CAST would stay twenty-five rounds
Among the spectators will be Tex
Rickard and Jack Gleason, promoters
of the Jeffries- Johnson fight.
1t is generally understood that the
promoters are seriously considering the
selection of Richmond as the scene OF
the battle of the heavyweights.
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PHYSICIANS.

Or. P. H, BURTON : OFFICE HOURS :
10 to ~ q. m.s 2 to s and to o y M
Office stern building Phone lIa.I
Eergo, N. ID. %'"N'
r. ]. CAMPBELL, HI. d. - pRACTICr
limited to diseases of women4GanlitdE
Urinary and Skin Diseases Once bo,,U'
10 to IL and to 3. over McIonats,
Drug store, Front street. Phone 72a uaiu
DIX. A. U. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN ~GNr,,
Surgeon. Office over Wllser's Drna s1ora
Cos Front street. Hours, u to IL > -
B, and Z to y. Telephone l043-L otrics ~
]. w. VIDAL, M. D., HOMEOPATHY,
Physician and surgeon. Edwards biz lho
Fargo. ~'A''
DR. j. G. DILLON, HoMEopATEn,
Physician, 604 Front street Phone AVA
Office hours. IL to II a. m. and Q ia 4
and 1880 p. m
DIS. BARROW & WEIBLE, deLENDPR.
Gle block. Office hours from TO 4 n ~
DRs. +. ii. BAILEY 4 KACHELMACHER
specialists; Eye, Ear, Nose and THROAT
Oftices In the Stern block
DIR. WILL NICHOLS, PHYSICIAN AM
Surgeon, in DR.. Campbell's once over
Fargo Drug Co.'S store. Hours to IL
residence 276.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22

New York, Feb. o. - Formal an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Eleanor Robson to August Belmont
has just been made to wide circle of
intimate friends.
Mr.. Belmont's attentions to Miss
Robson for more than two years, and
the efforts of mutual friends to bring
them together on every favorable OPP
portunity, resulted last spring in re-
ports of an engagement, which were
engagement has been expected for a
long time, and the announcement
created no particular surprise
Miss Robson was born In England in
1880, but was brought to America
when a child by her parents, and has
made New York here home ever since.
At the age of she was placed in a
convent school on Staten Island, where
she remained until Is. Her early de-
sire was to be a painter but accident
turned her to the stage for a career
Her mother, Mrs. Madge Carr Cook
has already achieved conspicuous sue
cess in that profession, and more no
ably recently as Mrs. Wigs in The
Cabbage Patch.
Miss Robson's first appearance was
in 1907, when, with her mother, at the
California theatre. San Francisco a.
member of the company having taken
Ill suddenly and NO understudy being
available, she volunteered to play the
role. She went on without previous ex-
perience and only a few hours study
of the part. Her success was SO
marked that she abandoned art for the
stage. and during the succeeding I'VE
years she played number OF roles,
classical and comedy.
Miss Robson became "a star nve years
ago, as Merely Mary Ann at the
Garden theatre, New York. The play
ran for q year In this city and then
scored great success In London.
Others of her noted characters were
Salomy Jane, from Bret Harte's story,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22
POTTS GETS DECISION
OVER cURLEY ULLRIcH
AT END OF is ROUNDS

Bovey, Mimi, Feb. 22.-Jimmy
Potts of Minneapolis won the de-
decision over Curley Ullrich of Su-
perior in their scheduled fifteen
round boxing exhibition here. A
large crowd. many of which were
here to attend the national skee
tournament, witnessed the bout.
Both men fought cleanly and
gamely, and the bout was fast
every round. Although both men
were going at TOP, speed, there
were no knockdowns.
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appeared at 101 performances. He re-
ceived a salary allowance Of sic, 1885,
SO while his share OF the profits
amounted to S50.145.
The gross receipts Of the tour
amounted to s20S.712.1s, OF which the
company's share was $14S,sts.2s. This
was the pith Of the statement issued
yesterday by Harry FTazee. who man
aged the snow from the time II started
at Atlantic City, Noy. IL, 1909, until
1t closed at HibbinR. Mimi, on Feb. IL.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22
10000 SUIT Is
THREATENED BY ONE
NOISY JOHNNY king.

Cincinnati, Feb. 22.-Catcher Johnny
Killing viii bring suit, 1t is said. for
$4,000 against the members OF the
national commission unless they re-
instate him He has consulted law
yers in Kansas City, Chicago and
New York, and they nave told him
that he can sue for his salary for four
years IL the commission refuses him
readmittance into the league.
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the vitality that he possessed at the
time Of his retirement from the ring.
Jeffries win remain i'm Los Angeles
until April /. Then, after a hunting
trip, he will select quarters in the
vicinity Of San Francisco.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22
TRAINING CAMPS.
American.

American.
Athletic-Atlants. Ca.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS La.
Detroit--San Antonio, Tex.
Washington--Nor va.
st Isouis--Houston Tex.
Roston-Hot Springs, Ark.
New York--Athens. Ga.
Chicago--Los Angeles and San
Francisco, Cal.
National.
PhillieJ-Southern Pines. n. c.
Pittsburg Hot Springs, Ark.
Chicsgo-New Orleans, La.
New York--Marlin. Tex.
Cincinnati--Hot Springs, Ark.
st. Louis-Little Rock. Ark.
Brooklyn--Hot Springs, Ark.
Boston-Augusta, Ga.
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Hom,s This2

Jeffries wants a, job in a candy shop
So he can learn to make Chocolates
drop. tE E-s- Sang EJi+
And failing in this. so runs TIM. rumor.
He's willing to work as a Smoke con-
sumner. -- d.
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT a. RICHARDSON, ATrOK.
neys at law. Office, and 6 Mortor,
building, Broadway, Fargo
kOBEKTS. AUGUST, HENDERSON
block, Broadway. Fargo. Probate prac.
TURNER, III. x. ATTORNEY AT LAW
Offices In Edwards building, Broad way'
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY b., ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo Nationa \
Bank block, Fargo.
EMERSON III. SMITH, ATTORNEY
Commercial Bank building. Fargo. Prac,,
tices In all courts. Particular care gtvsn
to probating estates.
ROBINSON, J. b., ATTORNEY AT LAW
612 Front street, Fargo. Practices Ia ali
courts, Tax cases a speciality,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22
MARvELED AT JOHNSON.
Friends of James Jay Jeffries Hardly
Knew Him on Return.

Los Angeles Cal, Feb. 22.-So
changed in appearance that his friends
scarcely knew MIN. former Champion
James j. Jeffries returned home today
after his long absence abroad. Friends
of the. pugilist marveled at his I'M
proved physical condition. To outward
appearance he has been restored to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-22
sArTLER SIGNS AGAIN.

Fight Dane To Meet Thompson or
May 30.
San Francisco. Feb. 22.-Cyclon@
Tnompson's manager has secured the
signature OF Battling Nelson to arti-
Giles for a forty 1--WE round battle to
be held on May 80 before the club Of
fering the best inducements.
The men are to weigh 1s3 pounds
ringside.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER
PROF. VIM. kLlMMEk, ia Ninth Avn,
nue. south. Master tuning and repairins
Phone 616L. AAhS'
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DIR. j.. e. FRENETTE, DENTIST ou
Zee Huntington block, over Biiou. En-.
trance on broadway, Fargo, N. D'
Oh. +; u. BALL DR.. J. T.. GRAVES
DR.. John X. Grolnb, Dr. w. R. Adaiso,s
Dentists Rooms 4 to IL, First sNstioSa,
Bank block. Once hours $40 r. ~ n ~.
M and 1850 TO y. m. TelephoHs
363-L. R1Vns
DIR. H. L. STARTLING. DENTIST. 10.
8, deLendrecie block, corner Front ana
Seventh streets south, Fargo, N. b.
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clNIL ENGINEER
DENTISTS.

FRANK L. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME.
chanical engineer. Corner Twelfth 49,
Front streets. Phone 2065.
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Was Gold Mine.

Chicago, Feb. 2z.-James J. Jeffries
drew down $62,s12.2s for his tour of
eighty-three days, in which time he
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Lewis Finht q Draw.

Paris. Feb. 2z.Harry Lewis and
Willie Lewis fought before the Cirque
de Paris here Is one OF the most
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co to the Fargo operallouse II you
want to see the latest and best In mo
ton pictures.
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dane IS PICKED
TO BEST WOLGAST

Chicago, Feb. 22.-That AID Wolgast
is not good enough to wrest the light
weight championship from Battling
Nelson, is the opinion expressed bv
Chicago fighters and fight promoters
today. They look for the German to
give Nelson a ilard bout for twenty
rounds, but that is all.
Following are some of the opinions
expressed:
Tommy Ryan, Former Middleweisht
Champion.-Nelson is just natural
slugger, with no cleverness and with
llttle speed. He is musclebound and
does not hit with the ease of a fighter
whose arms are soft He may last q
a long time, but when he does hit the
toboggan, ne Will. slide down fast. To
win this fight, Wolgast will have to
take enormous punishment and still
retain his hitting power. / don't think
he can do it. The man who defeats
Nelson will probably be some dub"
with terrific punch.
Gilmors's Sizeup.
Harry Gilmore, Former Manager of
Packey cFarland-Wolgast can only
win If Nelson has gone back If the
Dane is the same man ne was when
he whipped Cans, Wolgast may go
thirty rounds but don't think he viii
last beyond that.
Joe Choyinski, Former HEAVYWEIGHT
Nelson has a punching blow. If he
keeps pounding at Wolgast's stomach
and occasionally slips one to the law.
don't think the fight will reach
twenty rounds. Wolgast has come to
the FTnx1f ynYN iJl-y hut Y
the Dane to win.
sylvie Feretti,, Fight Promoter and
Manager Wolgast. might surprise us.
but I don't think he has experiences
enough to best Nelson. Besides. ne
will wear him down and score a
knockout.
Begin Tapsrins of,
Battling Nelson and Ad Wolgast be-
gin the "tapering off, process in bat
tie today for the worlds lightweight
championship. They did only light
work Monday, both men declaring that
they can easily make the weight of 1873
pounds ringside.
Despite the reports that Nelson has
been loafing in his work, it is known
that during the last week he has taken
to wrestling as manner of training.
Tt appears from this that the Dane
expects to use every dodge possible
to wear his opponent down before the
forty-five round route is over Fight
fans believe Nelson realizes he is up
against the toughest fighter he ever
met.
Wolgast is a picture of confidence.
His hackers declare he can outlook the
Dane easily, and that the only doubt
existing now is whether the German
can go forty-five rounds and still re-
main strong. If he cannot, they say
he is "goner."
The odds remain 10 to z.
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osTEOPATHlc.

DIR. STEM HANSON, oSTEoPATHfC
Physician; graduate American school
Kirksviile. Office 614 Front. Phone 1O14-J
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Result

Isles:
Free for-all Pace
Horse. Owner. Driver. Result
Joe Mac Sherman. Gil
lis .........s..3 1 1 8 /
Andrine Sullivan, Loom
E Is ..................1 3 / 2
Thistle Bird. Savage. Saw
age ................2 g. q q 8
Time-1:o7h, los. 1908. 1908.
2:17 Pace
Lady Kellar, Reeble, Loom
Is .................a.... 1 L
Maud M, Penniman Mooney. 81 Q q
st. James. Allendorff. Allen
dorm ..,.........s....... 3 3
Time--1:11. 1O6h, 1:0slk.
Handicap Trot--
Teddie Oh So, Andrews,
Gettis ...-.....,.,.2 IL j
Eriebeck, Bloom. Mooney .
cleaver, Converse, Con-
verse ..................s g - q
Doc Almot. Morrow, Nor
row ..........+.-ss....3 5 8 4
Susie 3, Brown, Brown. IS Is dir
Earle Girl Bersing, Ber-
sing ......,#..4 8 Dir
Time--1:Os. f:i0, ITO. 1.Osh.
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Lake Of Isle Races.

Minneapolis, Fen. 22.-Following are
the results of matinee at Lake of the
Isles:
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ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS OFEI
ces Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway 6arro
A.. J.. O'sHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO
N. d.
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UNDERTAKEN.
AND LICENSED EMBALMER-FUNER.
al Supplies. J. f. Rice, 8 South Broad.
way. Once south of Moodys store.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AT.
countant Phone 399-J. 112O Third ave.
nue. south, Fargo, N. ID.
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IF YOU DON'T FIND 1T HERE. CALL
AT OUR OFFICE. WE HAVE IT
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
II w. SECOND SOUTH STREET.
Bell Phone 1901 Ind, Phone Sc.
f4669