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ton has accommodated Barney tenn
pararily in these words.
Whereas, Barney Cldfield, under the
A. A. "A. rules a recognized and reg
istered automobile racing driver, has
announced or caused to announced
in public press and upon posters his
entry in so-called track race with
Jack Johnson, at the Sheepshead bay
track unlicensed for automobile con-
tests,) to be held Oct 20. 1910, off,
cial sanction for which contest has
neither been applied for nor issued,
which action is direct violation OF
rule IS of the 1910 contest rules Of the
American Automobile association, viz:
An entry in any unsanctioned con-
test, or an authorized announcement in
public print that an entry has been or
will be made, shall be deemed sufficient
cause for immediate disqualification
by the contest board Of the owner, en-
trant, driver and car, or any or all of
them and
Pickens, now Mr.. Oidfelds manager,
and his statements in the public press
in connection with the proposed UNI
sanctioned contest are injurious to the
welfare Of the sport and industry, and
destructive of the confidence of the
public in automobile contests; and
Whereas, the entrance into an or
ganized well-credited sport of the
leading exponent of an unorganized So
called sport, which is under the ban in
most of the states of the union, and
who is, as we believe, without requisite
experience i'm automobile track racing
and has yet to demonstrate his COM
potency as a racing driver, would pre-
clude the granting OF official sanction
for such so-called contest, as detri-
mental to the interests of regularly or
ganized automobile competitions.
Therefore, Barney Oldfield is, here
by suspended and disqualified until
further notice from future competition
or participation in sanctioned automo-
bile contests:
And w. H. Pickens is hereby dis
qualified from participation in any
sanctioned automobile contests, either
as manager of an entrant, promoter
entrant. owner, driver, or in any other
capacity, and they are each Of them
hereby directed to show cause why
such disqualification should not be
made permanent"
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The GAME BOARD
AT DICKINSON
ENCOURAGED AT INCREASED IN
TEREsT IN GAME PROTECTION
WHAT THE BOARD IS
DOING.

Dickinson, N. d., Nov. 3-The fish
and game commissioners of the state,
j. T., Killison of Fargo, Herman
Winterer Of Valley city and ID. |. Arm
strong of Willow City, held a meeting
here yesterday. 1t was the first meet
ing ever held by the commission west
of the Missouri river and the next one
will take place at Williston, Dec. 2 and
8. During their stay here they met
many of the sportsmen of the city and
vicinity and were much pleased with
their reception. MIR, Killion was
spokesman for the party and said to
The Forum correspondent:
I'VE are more than pleased at the
interest that is being taken all over
the state in regard to the protection
of game. and this is particularly true
of the western part. Chickens were
never more plentiful than now, and
this we attribute to the dry season.
We expect the banner year in chick
ems next year Ducks and geese are
not so plentiful as i'm other years, but
while this is true it should be stated
that at least double the number of
geese and ducks were Matched in the
state, but the lack Of water drove
them away. With plenty of water
next year this class of game should be
immense.
I'VE are figuring now on leasing Sib-
lev Island i'm the Missouri river near
Bismarck and will make state game
preserve OF 1t. On this island which
is about seven miles by three miles
in size deer is plentiful. We believe
by protecting the deer here they will
rapidly multiply, and drift to other
sections and in time will greatly help.
We will also protect birds on this is
land.
Next spring we will be in position
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Mar coach NAM.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-John Evers, the
fast second baseman of the Chicago
National, who broke his leg shortly be-
fore the beginning of the worlds Sc
ries, probably will coach the baseball
squad of the naval academy at Annap
oils next winter and spring. He re-
ceived an offer yesterday from Lieu
tenant f. HI. Potect, who has charge
of the Middies baseball and talked
last night as il he would accept.
If he does he will have to go to An
rapolis in February and remain until
the. early part of May. He figures he
can get PERMISSION from Manager
Chance to skip the spring training trip,
and thus give his leg two months adj
ditional rest.
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ALL NOT HARMONY
IN RACING Event

New York, Nov Sit is evident that
all was not peace between the partici-
pants in the Oldfeld-J Johnson match, a
match that was ridiculous in many
ways, that could have but one end de-
spite the fact that it was played up as
an either may win affair-one in which
there could be little possible attraction
except from the very probable danger
that Johnson might terminate ring
career by running his machine through
a fence at the curves an injury if not
inflicting upon himself an injury If not
fatal to life. at least, fatal to further
ring attempts
Oldheld had ito leave the strack one
day because the black. pugilist objected
to his presence while he, Johnson, was
practicing 1t had been agrc ed that
Oldfield was to have exclusive use of
the track in the morning and Johnson
in the afternoon.
Oldfield and party of friends drove
into the track in the afternoon In
touring car. He took position where
he could get a line on Johnson.
When Johnson got a glimpse of Bar
ney he made a complaint to Superin-
tendent Clark who requested Oldfield
to leave the grounds, Oldfeld rode
away.
While practicing on the first day
Johnson cut the corners of the course
with as much reckless abandon as Old
filed showed during his practice spins.
Those who figured that the pug would
cut off the power on the turns were dis
appointed. In the race he also showed
great daring.
Johnson posed for an army Of pho
tographers and seemed to enjoy his
death daring stunts.
The American Automobile associa-
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Addison News. Y

Addison, N. D., Nov. L. To The For
UNI: Miss Florence Heinrich who is
attending the Casselton high school,
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Ida Sautebin left today for
Fargo to learn dressmaking.
Miss Cora Suckow returned last
Thursday from fortnight's stay in
Fargo.
The Canaan male octette were
pleasantly entertained at the Bucholz
home last Sunday. In the evening they
rendered a pleasing selection in the
Canaan church.
Rev. Suckow and Misses Martha and
Mabel leave this week for Inverness,
Mont. The Misses Suckow win reside
on their homesteads and their father
win see them comfortably settled be-
fore he returns.
Messrs. Gronna and Helgesen were
in this burg Friday making campaign
speeches.
ALI. and Esra Suckow spent
sunday at the farm and returned to
Fargo Monday Cor. A.
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the university council in abolishing
football, sail DIR. Butler, referring to
the action taken five years ago.
ITO revive the game at Columbia
would be step back into the middle
ages and to surrender the repute which
came to us through our decisive action
in the matter. Hundreds of letters,
mailed all over the country, have come
to Columbia, praising her for it, and
lately even those students and alumni
who were at first loud in their denun-
citation of the councils action, have
come over to it's way of thinking"
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Aviation Results.

Bulletin, Baltimore, Nov 8. Drexel,
who tried for altitude, attained 4
height Of 4,S0O feet and was In the air
thirteen minutes.
Radley also went into the air but
descended after making a single cir
cult.
Willard, in a Curtiss biplane started
for altitude at 3:35. He rose rapidly
following closely the course until he
was l,50O feet up, when he reduced the
spirals.
willard descended In twenty min
utes after having attained an altitude
OF about 5000.
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Penn Has Rfn Crew.

Philadelphia, Pa Nov. 3 - The
great success of the Pennsylvania var
silly crew last spring at Poughkeepsie
his increased interest in rowing at
the university. The squad they had
last year was the biggest that ever
was got out. and the reason Tor that
was the ardent work done by Alton
Bennitt the captain. He went through
all the departments, attended class
meetings and made strong personal
canvass of the university. The result
was that more than 125 men came out
for the varsity eight.
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n. a. CAMPBELL, M. d. = PRACTICE
limited to diseases Of women Genito.
Urinary and Skin diseases; once hours,
10 to AZ and 3 to 9. Over Mcdonald
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DIR. III III. BURTON--OFFIUE HOURS
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Once, Stern Building. Phone isl
Fargo. N. ID.
DR. j. q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, deIaendrecle Block
DRS BARROW Il WEIBLE, deLENDRE-
Gle Block Office hours rom to & b. m.
DRS. r. H. BAILEY Il KACHELMAC HER
Specialists, Eye Ear, Nose and Throat
Tlfice hours. TO l2 and 80 To 81
(lfflces In the Stern Block
DIX. A. &. NORRIS. PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Once over Wlser's Drug store.
SOS Front street Hours. y to IL 4 10 II
ana I to 81 Telephone l043-L, ofiice
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NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
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DR.. HOMER ID. SMITH, deLENDRECIE
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81 am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing / know of and safest remedy for
coughs, colds and bronchial trouble
writes Mrs. l.. B. Arnold of Denver,
Colo. 1--WE have used it repeatedly
and it has never failed to give relief -
For sale by all dealers.
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oIdhsld Barred from Track.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 3.-Barney Old
field will not be permitted to enter the
three days automobile races here be-
ginning tomorrow. according to court
decision last night. He has filed suit
for $25 200 damages.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-03
murray VS.. Football.

New York, Nov. 3,-Football is the
poorest sport in existence" accord
ing to President Nicholas Murray But
Ter, who gave his views in the Col
umbia Spectator yesterday.
II heartily approve Of the action OF
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build up again the mare complex
Embellishments, fats, albumens and
proteids-and provide for the nourish-
ment and increase of the most COM
pick of all substances. the living mat
ter hidden in protoplasm.
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did to the cubs In the first game of the
worlds SERIES you have to take your
hat off to Connie Mack for his conf
dence that Jack Coombs was the mar.
to pull off the championship. The les
sons Of the season made Connie gam
BILE on Coombs and his judgment was
splendidIy justified
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Connie Mack is a good winner. and
Frank Chance, after 1t was all over,
proved to be good loser. The pity
is that he had that run-in with Tom
my Connolly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-11-03

Young Corbett is constantly coming
back-for the money. Nobocy for a
minute thinks that the popular boxer
will ever come back in any other sense.
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CUTLERY.

Anything you want In that line?
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember. the Best
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lJNDE RTAkER

AND I.ICENsED EMBAdiMIaR: FUNERAL.
once south Of Moody's store.
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Jenckes, the second team tackle, is
another man the Harvard coaches are
sizing up.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC.
countant. Phone S99-J 1I2O Third ave-
nue. south. Fargo. n. ID.
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ARct4lTEcTs

I. FSAA@tAA 49, 0A
HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OF.
does Douglas Bldg, 1lS broadway, Fargo.
A. j. O'SHEA, ARCHlTECf, FAkisO,
n. D. Offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
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DE M lists.
MIDWIFE AND NURSE,

MRS. Aida SLAATELED, GRADUATE
as Midwife (]ofdemoder) aud Nurse from
Christiania, Norway. Is Tenth street
Eouth. Phone lVtI. Fargo, n. y.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WM. KLIMAEK, TIA NINTH AVE.
nue. south Master tuning aud repairing.
Phone u16-L.
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ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
RONCEVERTE.

The Women's Improvement Club
Of VI, E; Church gave a lawn fete
last week at the residence of Mrs.
DIR iiekmaD. .---..-.. .,--.. ..---.-
Mss Scrada Ross base returned
after a pleasant stay at Raymond
Guy.
huston: Skipper, who has been i'll
for the past two weeks, is able to
De<Uut again.
VIM. Lacy and son Harry came
down from Renick to spend Sunday
with the family.
Frank Cousins was taken suddenly
i'll Monday.
Rev. S. A. Lewis returned home
last Sunday, after visiting his family
at Parkersburg.
Red Men and Daughter of Poca-
hontas held Thanksgiving services at
M. f.. Church Sunday evening.
Gordon Ross and Thos Long were
up visiting their families Sunday.
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ST. ALBANS.

Rev. Gibbons preached very in
teresting sermon at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Rev. Robinson commenced a re-
Vival service at the Saint Paul Bap,
list church Sunday night. Much
good is expected to be done.
Roy Lee was visiting his sister,
Mrs. j. w. Robinson, here Sunday.
Writ Wheeler still remains serious
ly i'll.
Claborn Williams is visiting his
family this week.
Arnold Spurlock, student at
LaWerenceville Normal and Indust-
rail school, is at home spending his
vacation. s."
Mrs. Willie Price, of Holden, Is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Straughter. '
William Preston, Of Elk Ridge,
visited his mother last week.
Prof. Glaborn Spurlock, head of
industrial department. Of Lawrence
vile Normal and Industrial school
of Lawrenceville, Virginia, was here
on business last week.
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MT. CARBON.

.Ihe COrnstalk Tribe Of the indie
pendent order of Red-Men- held its
anniversary services at the New Hone
Baptist Church Sunday morning.
Inc sermon was preached by Rev. G..
w. Taylor who displayed the prin.
clples of the order in beautiful
manner.
MRS. NJ. S, Reid, the grand lecturer
Of the State Grand Lodge OF Calanthe
mas started out on her lecturng tour
Tor the year. Her first lecture was
delivered to the members of Rebecca
Court No. 9.
MRS: Reid Is deserving woman
of practical ideas and her visits will
40 much toward advancing the in
terest Of the order,
Key S. e. Wiltiams filled his regu-
lar appointments at Powellton Sun
day, and delivered the anniversary
sermon for the Red Men of that town.
me reverend is building house
at Hill Top near the West Virginia
seminary and College, of the Board
Of which he Is treasurer.
Rev. d. Stratton was in town Sun
DAY and delivered a good address to
the New Hope Baptist Sunday school
and preached to large audience at
Kimberly Sunday evening.
Mrs. Lucius Tunket, who has
been sick for several weeks. was
taken to the She1tering Arms Hospit-
al Monday morning for treatment. It
18 hoped by her many friends that
she will speedily recover.
The grand lecturer Of the order Of
knights Of Pythias, Rev. d. w.
Perdew, addressed the members of
Sparkling Light Lodge, No. 10, Tues
day evening. --- 49,.
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CEDAR GROVE,

G. w. Lee was visiting at London
Sunday.
John Reed was calling on Miss
Ora Freeman at Ansted Saturday
and Sunday.
Rev. B. E. Newsome, Of Raleigh,
was here last week.
The presiding elder, Rev. W. H.
Thomas, Of Huntington was here last
week.
Rev. D. D. Davis. preached two
excellent sermons here Sunday.
MRS. Amanda Powell, Of Hans
ford, was here Sunday.
Marion Martin has returned from
Huntington, where she had been at
tending school.
Mass Gurtrude Parish, Of st.
Adams, was here last week.
Mrs Minnie Mimms, of Charles
ton, was here last week the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Jones.
3. b. Waynesbro, of Boomer, was
mere Sunday enroutc to Charleston.
Edward Philips was in Charleston
Sunday.
The Smithers Creek team won the
game from the Cedar Groves here
saturday, score to 3.
w. M. Beamer was in Charleston
last week on business.
Mrs. Maria Richmond was shop
ping in Charleston last week.
Miss Esther Philips and Miss Encil
Fortner attended the graduating exer
cises Of the Douglass High School in
Huntington Friday.
Mrs. Leona Jones left last week !
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THE COLOR LINE.
New York Times.D

/
Regarding the school color line
III the West Indies and in most slav:
states IN slavery days, the prorort!o
OF the black blood which made q
"Negro" was defined exactly BY law
and custom. No white could lbe
held as slave, and the law defined
just when the half-caste offspring
became white. The old law in the
West Indies and names of the Off
spring follow:
White and. Negro, -,mulatto, -.1-2
black. 49,. -
White and mulatto, quadroon, i'd
black.
. White and quardroon, octoroon,
1-8 black. =.
White and Octoroon, uuinteroon
lie black.
White and quinteroon, griffada,
1872 black.
White and griffada, mustafee, 1-16
black.
White and mustafee, 1928
black.
White and musteer sangd or.
1-1256 black. :,
White and sang dor, white
again, not a Negro and could not be
held as slave.
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Clerk.
E. r. CARTER, Sol.
Notice to Take Dispositions
To Ervina ThOmpson:

IL ffVlHa l,llOmpSOn:
TAKE NOTICE: That on the End
day of July, 1910, between the hours
Of o'clock a. m. and o'clock D. m.
at the law office Of e. r. Carter, at
6O4 IL kanawha Street. Charleston,
West Virginia, will take the depo-
sition of myself and others, to be
read In evidence in my behalf in a
certain suit in Chancery now pend
Ing in the Circuit Court for the
County of Kanawha and, State of
West Virginia, III which I am the
Plaintiff and you are the Defendant
If from any cause the taking OF
said deposition shall not be com
menced or completed on the day
aforesaid, the same shall be con
tinued from day to day, or from time
to time, at the same place, and be-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
state OF West Virginia, Kanawla


AT RULES held In the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court Of Kan
hawha County, on the first Monday
in the month of June, 1910.
John Thompson, Plaintiff,
VS.. In Chancery. No 244G
Ervina Thompson, Defendant.
(The object Of This suit is to OBJ
tain divorce from the bonds Of mat
riInonyD
This day came the Plaintiff by his
Attorney: and on his motion and it
appearing by affidavit filed, that the
Defendant ErVina Thompson Is q
nonresident OF this State. it Is or
dered that she do appear within one
month after the date of the first
publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect her interest In
this suit.
Tcste:
IRA MOTTESUEARD,
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| tween the same hours, until thu
same shall be completed - 80 ~
JOHN THOMPSON :
...,.-...... BY Counsel. ~
f.. r. CARTER, Sol. 6-9-4t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that, at a
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Schwabe Clothing Company, a corr
poration, created and organized un-
der the laws Of the State Of West
Virginia, held at Charleston, Ka-
nawha county, West Virginia, on the
2Sth day Of May. 1910, resolutions
were adopted that this company dis.
continue business AS a corporation
and surrender to the State Of West
Virginia It's charter and corporate
franchises. n
|. SCHWABE, aE&
President Of said corporation.
.6A2-4t
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WHITES AND NEGROES.
Had Pitched Battle at Orange. Tex
Two COIorpd Vic

Two Colored Victims.
houston, Texas, June 6--News
reached here to-day that as the re-
suit of long feud between certain
elements of whites and Negroes at
orange, Texas, Rankin Moore. =
Negro, was killed last night in q
fuslllade of shots, said to have been
hred by three white men.
Earlier In the day Douglass Lemon
another Negro, was founi on the
street shot to death. No arrests
have been made.
Feeling Is such that serious troub-
lie may be precipiatcd at any time
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NEGRO REGIMENT WILL
NOT BE REMOVED.

washington, June 8.-The Presi-
dent has refused to accede to the
demand from the citizens of Seattle
for the removal Of the Twenty-fifth
infantry, colored, because a soldier
OF the regiment Is accused OF assault
ing a white woman, =
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Tor Plymouth. for an indefnate stay.
MRS. Mea Higgins and sister, Miss
susie Males, of Glouster, o., are here
guests of Mrs. Effie Stratus.
MRS. Jennie Beamer, and John
Richmond are sick.
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A WORD WITH OUR FRIENns

We have just opened a first-class
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