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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
PALERMO HOPES
TO GET A line

Palermo, N. D., June 23.-That the
Powers Lake branch of the Great
Northern railroad will be sent out
of Palermo instead of Stanley is the
report that has been received here
and which the people of this place
take a great deal of credence In.
Some two years ago a survey was
made out of this city for the Powers
Lake line but was not utilized at that
time. Work Is still being done on the
extension despite the fact that the
company has stopped work at other
points, and it is understood that
there will be no let up until the line
is completed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
CRIPPLE RODE
ON FAKE PASS
TAKEN OFF G. NJ. NO. 4-HAD RODE
FROM SEATTLE TO MINOT
BEFORE DETECTED.

Minot, N. D., June %. -- Officer
Dougherty arrested ]. Hystad, of
Pleasant Lake N. D., for travelling on
the Great Northern train No. 4. from
Seattle to Minot on a fraudulent pass.
Hystad, when arrested, claimed that
the pass had been given him by his
father who he claims is section boss
at Pleasant Lake, N. D. The pass was
originally made out to Mrs. A. P. Kylo
and daughter and had been altered to
read Mr.. A. P. Kylo and daughter. The
date and month slips had been clipped
off with pair of scissors from appear
ances and other alterations had been
made on the slip. The changes, how
ever, had been made so cleverly that
Hystad was able to ride from Seattle
to Tioga, N. D., before being detected
by Conductor Rundell. The travelling
superintendent wired at once to Minot
for an officer and No. was met by
Officer Dougherty Of the Minot police
in the absence of Great Northern of
ficials. st- ."-
When questioned at the police sta
ton Hystad claimed that the pass had
been given him by a young lady out
in Washington. He is a cripple, his
limbs having been amputated to the
knees in a railroad accident while a
switchman. He claimed that he had
at one time been brakeman for Con-
ductor Rundell, who was instrumental
in the detection of the fraud this af-
ternoon.
Hystad claims he was on his way to
st. Paul but had intended getting off
No. 4 at Rugby and taking No 2 to
Grand Forks and from there going to
st. Paul He was held pending the,
arrival of the special agent who will
arrive in Minot tonight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23

has not application to the motion in
the case at bar. A favorable ruling on
respondents motion to dismiss the APP
peal would deprive appellant of the
right to an adjudication on the merits
as to the correctness of the order re-
fusing to vacate the Judgment. This
would be manifestly improper.
,(Syllabus by the court,)
Appeal from district court, Burleigh
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23

county; winchester, j. From an or
der denying defendants motion to va
cate judgment of divorce in plain
tiff's favor, defendant appeals. Re-
spondent moves to dismiss such APP
peal. Motion denied. Stevens &
Berndt for the motion. Engerud, Holt
& Frame, contra. Opinion of court
by Fisk j., all concurring except
Morgan, c. J., not participating.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23
We BUY scran fron.

Carload lots a speciality. Correspond
ence given prompt attention. Fargo
Iron Metal Co. Fargo, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23

"It cured me-" or ut saved the life
of my child are the expressions you
hear every day about Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This is true the world over where this
valuable remedy has been introduced.
No other medicine in use for diarrhoea
or bowel complaints has received such
general approval The secret of the
success of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is that it cures.
Sold by all dealers
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-23

Danderine stimulates the scalp,
makes it healthy and keeps it so.
tits the greatest scalp invigorator
known. 1t is a wholesome medi-
cine for both the hair and scalp.
Even a small bottle of il will
put more genuine life in your
hair than gallon-of any other
hair tonic ever made. 1t shows
results from the very start.
Now on sale at every drug and
toilet store in the land; 8 sizes,
Csc, Soc and $1.00.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
AMATEUR TEAMS
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
President Graham of the Coast
League Stands Sponsor for
New Union of Clubs


One of the largest gatherings of anna
teur baseball followers ever held in the
city took place at Spalding's last night.
and the result was the formation or
the Amateur baseball association.
The meeting was presided over by
Judge Thomas F. Graham, president of
the Pacific Coast league, and in his re-
marks the jurist-fan urged the differ
ent managers to get together and let
harmony be the keynote of all their
undertakings.
Fifty managers signed the member
ship roll, and before the next meeting
this number will in all probability
have been doubled.
A committee of five members, to con-
sist of three city managers and two
country managers. will be appointed
during the week to draw up a set of
bylaws to govern the clubs belonging g
to the association. The following OFF,
GERS were elected:
Honorary patron, Judge Graham;
president, J. Solari: vice president, g..
Burbank; secretary, u. MckeeVer;
treasurer. II. Heitmuller.
President Solari will appoint the
committee of five and the next meet
ing of the association will be held next
Friday night. A trophy of the value
of s1OO has been donated by A c.
SpaIding to be competed for by the
different members of the organization.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30

which had been held by the Auburn.
George A. Seely of the Firestone tire
and rubber company, friend of Mich
ner, made the run as relief driver.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
By r. r. rHOMMEDIEu.N

hand fender was broken. With the
coming of daylight Michner, who drove
the whole 252 miles, could somewhat
pick his road. The fine stretch of 80
miles of road between San Jose and
Gilroy was made in 81 minutes.
The car drew up In front of the Del
Monte hotel at 6:26 o'clock. making the
time hours and 26 minutes. 1t was
not until 1:12 a. m. that the crew had
secured a bit to eat and had laid in a
supply of oil and gasoline.
Then came the wild ride home The
consistency of expert driving is seen
in the fact that Michner returned to
san francisco in the same time to the
minute that it took him to go down.
The handicap of driving in the dark at
the start was balanced by having to
observe the speed limits in the towns
Mlchner said at the finish:
We can make the distance in faster
time II necessary, but we considered
the people living along the road and
ala not do any fast driving except out
In the open country"
Hansen did not hold the record very
Ions but although Michner has set a
new speed mark Hansen still holds the
record Tor private owner. Michner's
must be- considered the professional
record and Hansen's the amateur
record.
The time yesterday clipped 1 hour
ana seconds soff Hansen's mark and
lowered the record hours and "a
minutes from the time that Leonard
and Mohrig first went after the cup
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
"a YEAR old GOES
Mile in 2:O4 IA
Country Jay Proves Sensation
of Grand Circuit Meeting
at Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO. Mich, July 29.-Coun-
try Jay, the IA year old trotter, proved
the wonder of the grand circuit open
ing, if not of all harness horse history.
when in the second heat of the 2:O5
! trot today he made a new record for
himself in the time Of 2:O4A. Country
Jay won this race. which broke the
! worlds record for the three fastest
heats ever consecutively trotted, the
time being 2:04A, 2:05A, 2:0515. Gus
Macy drove Country Jay. Sonoma Girl
won the first heat.
Fast time marked all the events of
the closing day of the Kalamazoo meet
Ing. Favorites were winners of three
of the four events.
In the 200 pace, Giftline was IA
vorite over such famous contenders as
The Eel, Darky Hal and Aileen Wilson,
but broke at the half in the first heat
and was distanced- A bandage around
one of his hind legs loosened and
tangled his feet SO that he could not
pace. Darky Hal won the race after
The Eel had taken the first heat. Sum-
paries:
200 pace S1.5GO. two in three-Darky Hal
won. The Eel second. Aileen Wilson third. Best
2:o5 trot' $500 two in three-cOuntry Jay
won. Sonoma Girl second. ORC third Best time.
200 trot. $1,000. Evening Telegraph stake.
three in ive-Nancy Royce won. Demarest sec
ond. Aqun third. Best time. 2:O6L.
2:11 pace 81 600. three in hve-Ear Jr won.
Peter Pan second, DR.. Fox third. Best time.
2:051a.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30

George A. Seb also mdeheh trip.
Harry Mchner Wheel of Simplex Six Lowers the Mark More
Than an Hour in Daredevil Morning Drive

The automobile record to Del Monte
and return was again lowered yester-
day. This time it was brought down
below the eight hour mark.
Harry Michner. the noted automobile
driver, sent a big six cylinder Simplex
over the road faster than express rail-
road time. When Hansen sliced the
record with his Palmer Singer it start
ed the representatives of the high
powered cars thinking. and the Simplex
agency at once began preparations
The car was fitted up with Continental
but there was no stripping, as Henry
Mccoy of the firm of Chanslor &
Lyons who are the donors of the cup,
insisted that there should be none At
8 a. m. yesterday the car was sent
away by The Call Representatives There
was a roar like artillery, and the car
was soon turning into Market street
From the very start the car was sent
at the top speed permissible, consider
ing the roads.
Just as the Fourteen Mile house was
reached a tire blew out Upon ex-
animation it was found that in the
hurry of putting on the tires the work
was not right and one of the tubes was
pinched.
Ninety three miles from the city the
speedometer gear was broken. and this
was the last time they had a chance to
see how fast they were going. On the
run down before it became daylight the
car went into a hole and the rear right
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30

E. o. Mccormick. vice president in
charge of traffic of the Southern Pa
cific, who has been in Chicago for the
last three weeks. is expected to return
to this city shortly after the first of
August
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
phelps WILL Meet
EVANS FOR TITLE
M fdIOfhian Golfer Wins Way TO
-: Finals Against the Western
Champion

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July Is
Charles Evans Jr. of Edgewater will
defend his title as western champion
against Mason E. Phelps Of Midlothian
IN the finals Of the Western golf asso-
citation at the Minikahda club tomor-
row. II viii be a meeting of cham
pions, as Phelps won the western hon
ors at the Rock Island tournament in
1908.
Evans won his way into the final
round by defeating Robert Z. Hunter
Of Midlothian in a 80 hole match in
The semifinals today. while Phelps de-
feated Warren X. Wood of Homewood
by up and to play The western
champion gave one Of the most re-
narkable evidences of nerve ever seen
on a western course. Hunter was dor
mic one playing the eighteenth in the
afternoon round, but Evans made
remarkable three in the face of golfing
difficulties that would have over
whelmed any one other than of cham
pionship caliber.
With the match even they started
The thirty seventh hole. playing that
hole, it appeared, as if the fates had
doomed Evans to defeat His drive
went into the first bunker and he lost
= stroke getting out. Hard luck still
followed him and he overapproached
into the sand trap on the far side of
green AnOLner stroke was LOST
there and he was on the edge of the
green in feur. He missed a long putt
for five and was ready to give up the
hole, but his friends advised him not
TO give up until Hunter had putted.
Hunters second was short and he
overapproached on his third. He took
three puts for a six and Evans holed
out IN six and the match was still on.
Hunter was hole high on the second.
but on the edge of the green. Evans
second was so yards short, but he laid
his approach almost dead to the hole
and it was halved in four
Hunter wobbled badly going to the
third. The third hole, 100 yards, is To-
Gated at the top Of a hill Hunters
pitch was short and rolled back down
the hill. He put his second too far
over and his third too far back toward
the tee. He finally laid on the green
in four and missed putt for a five.
Evans had better luck and holed for
four giving him the hole and a victory
in the hardest fought match of the
tournament.
The Wood Phelps match was one
sided and Wood never had a chance
after the match was well under way.
Phelps was UP at the end of the
morning round and Wood was unable
10 improve his game in the afternoon.
Wood played into the woods several
times and always got a bad lie. while
Phelps went in once, hit tree and
bounded out into the course On the
second hole in the afternoon Wood
laid himself a half stymie. but pitched
the ball in with his niblick for half
in five
Wood held Phelps fairly even for the
first six holes of the AFTERNOON. but
Phelps won the seventh, eighth and
ninth and was six up at the turn. The
match ended on the fourteenth green.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
FAST PAGERS OUT
FOR PARK HONORS
Driving Club ArrangeS Free for
All Pace Tomorrow to De-
eide Supremacy

The feature event of the San Fran
cisco driving clubs card should bring
a record breaking crowd to the three
quarter mile track at the Golden Gate
park stadium tomorrow. It is the free
for all pace. the third event on the pro-
gram, and it will bring together the
three fastest PAGERS hereabouts. The
starters will be George Giannini's
George Perry, Luke Marisch's Little
Dick and J. Kramer's Celia K.
In match race on Wednesday, which
proved rather unsatisfactory, Celia K
took the measure of Little Dick After
being beaten in the first heat the latter
broke his check early in the second
heat and withdrew. Although Celia's
victory in the first heat was clean cut.
the admirers of Little Dick still con-
tend that he can beat Celia X at a
mile. The latter is a green PAGER that
has started here only twice and won
each time. While both will be out to
beat George Perry, the record holder
the keenest rivalry exists between the
other two entries. Perry has set mark
for the track that has never even been
approached His time of 2:0711 will
stand for many day. Little Dick for
merly held the record at little over
2:12. If Becker can keep Perry on the
ground he figures to beat the other two
Nobody knows just how fast Celia K
is, but on past performances she hardly
looks TO figure with Perry with the
latter at his best. Little Dick is in
grand form and they will both have to
go some to beat him. Little Dick will
be driven by Verilhac, while Burton
will be behind Celia X
There is also a special match on the
card between Charles James Reina
Directum and A. Ottinger's Charley 7.
They will be paced by a runner.
The entries for the other five races.
together with the officials for the day.
follow:
First race 2:2O trot, one mile-sunset Belle
Oh; G. Ahlers). Walter G &C. Buckley. Mike
Kelly "a. 0ttinger). Darby Nc o. McTfguel
Second race. 2:1s trot. one mile-Alajor Cook
George Erlinl, Raymond NJ CF. L. Matthes)
Dr. Hammond Verilhscl, Walter Wilkes (F
Burtonl.
Fourth race. 2So class, one mile-ste7e D
Ne tH. Hagenseu). ]. Arthur GA Benson) Dol
lie tE. C.. Chasel. Lucero q. Campodonico1
Dalta (E. J. Ayres).
FIFTH race, 2:2o pace. one mile-Lulu III
lak suck ,k. p Giovannonil. Jack (Hans Frelll-
Sixth race. 2:lS pace. miIe-Kittie
schase & Giannini), Dictatum 3D. f. Hoffman,.
nett). Alfred D Up. KohnD.
starter. W. j. kenney; assistant starter. Cal
Iooney; marshal, Fred Lauterwasser Jr. iudres
Bert Edwards, Albert Josephs. Gus Linda1er
club; timers-John Nowlan, H. Schottler and
J. Deschler. W
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
Empire City Results

EMPIRE CITY. n. Y. July 2s.-In. a very
close and exciting finish Campeon, well PLAYED.
Rose Queen, the fayorite. was caught in a lam
at the star1 and Shilling at once pulled up.
The stewards called him into the stand n
explain his action summary:
First race, mile and 20 yards-Big Stick. to
,, won; Acumen, 10 l, second; Vienna TO
l. third. Time. 1:42.
Second race. 515 furlones-The Follies. Q 70
l, won; Planter. to l, second; Isabel 10 to i.
third Time. 1901. ~ -
Third race, six furlongs-Campeon. G to /.
won: Nimbns- 10 2. second; Chapultepec. 10 to
l. third Time. 1:12. =
Fourth race. the Whirl stake, one miIe-Eyer-
EFT. ; 10 1, won; Cherryola, 6 to 3. second. star
Bettle. 13 to >. third Time l:4I
Fifth race SIX furlongs-Mr. Go Lightly, to
1, won; Star Charter. 6 to s. second; ShackIeton'
TO /. third. Time. I:I2 3D.
Sixth race. mile snd sixteenth-Noon. Z to 2.
won; Galley Slave. $ TO !. second; Question Mark,
10 /, third. Time, 1:47.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
Winged O Nine to Meet
San Mateo

The winged o boys will journey to
San Mateo tomorrow. where the first
game of the series of three will take
place between the San Mateo baseball
team and the Olympic club aggrega-
tion.
Dudley Sales will be in the box for
the winged o boys, while Lefty Girot
will act in that capacity for San Ma
teo. Broderick and Riordan viii be
at the receiving end.
A large delegation is expected from
Burlingame and also from the Olympic
clubs roofing section, which will go
in a special car to the field of the con-
test.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
SpO1rITGM1rS
ON SP0R rs

CHICAGO. July 29.-Announcement was made
today of the trading of First Baseman Luderus
of the Chicago Nationals the Philadelphia
Nationals for Pitcher Foxen, left handler.
HOUSTON. Tex, July 29.-By viva voce
vote the lower house of the state legislature
yesterday passed TO engrossment bill prohibit
ing the exhibition of moving pictures of the
Johnson-Jeffries fight in this state.
DETROIT Mich. July 29-Detrot will not
follow the lead of Chicago in its efforts to put
the ban on the Jeffries- Johnson fight pictures
Police Commissioner CToul has announced that
he would offer objection to the fight scenes
being shown here.
CHICAGO. July 2o.-Presdent B. B. johnson
of the American league will have an interview
tomorrow with Manager Hugh Duffy Of the Chi
cago Americans regarding the sign tipping story
which emanated from the New York American
grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
Gossip OF
The Turf

Sam Hildreth figured prominently in mild
selling race war at Empire City Monday. When
Rousseaux, the brother TO Roseben. was beaten.
G. Z. Sherman claimed him for 81 .260. Robert
Mckeever retalated by claiming Jeanne d'Arc
from Hildreth for $3.50. Later in the afternoon
Hampton Court of the Hildreth stable bid
up from $1,000 TO $1,000, but his owner re-
tanned him.
According to one report from New York. there
has been definite decision TO the future OF
racing on the metropolitan tracks after August
81 and no plans will be formed until a meeting
of the owners of the various tracks is held at
Saratoga within a few weeks. II develops that
Phil Dwyer in joking manner told Starter Cas-
sdy that he would have TO seek job after
August 81 and it is claimed that from this grew
the report that racing would cease when the new
law went into effect. Meanwhile Frank Bryan
of the hunts committee of the National steeple-
amateur races that ii is hoped will tend to keep
the sport alive in the event that the season is
curtailed
Jockey George Archibald of California was
overcome by the extreme heat in New York
Monday after riding Tay Pay for James Me
Manus and was obliged to cancel the remainder
of his mounts for the afternoon.
Barney Schneider told Carroll Reid last week
that he Schreiber. owns 500 thoroughbreds. Ac-
cording to these figures he probably holds the
record as the owner of more thOr0ughbreds than
any other man in the world.
When William Walker bought Noon from John
best of the older division in the stable of the
well known kentuckian. The horse continued to
make good in the Walker colors. adding another
purse to the credit of his owner yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-30
Johnson Viii Leave For
Theatrical Tour

CHICAGO. July 29.-Jsck johnson,
the champion heavy weight pugilist.
will return to Chicago on Tuesday next
and remain only long enough to pack
his belongings and then Will leave this
country TO be gone more than a year.
The champion will sail for London one
week from Monday. where he is sched-
uled to open a theatrical tour, which
will run for 40 weeks and will include
every country in Europe.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-12-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

IN view Of the fact that | am lcaN-
ing Tor the Iditarod and Kuskokwun
country. l wish to thank the public
for their very liberal patronage during
the past ten years. And ! also wish
to assure my customers that they will
receive the same courteous treatment.
prompt, service at most reasonable
prices consistent with tn" times during
my absence.
During the time I'm away on this
trip the business will be looked after
and conducted from the same old stand
where have been located FOR the past
eight years and will be- carried on by
the G /. Morris Company Of which
II. Montgomery is manag r.
Signed HENRY y ROWE
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-12-24

mind. no disadvantage unless the trails
are poor II they are. he will need all
the Siberan rats he can hook in. At
present he is my choice for first place.
His dogs have had the right sort of
work and he is i'm the front rank as
a dog man. H. has been pursued by
hard luck and I may be influnced by
my personal feeling for him when I
choose him for first place Calm. cool
aud always gentleman. even with his
dogs luck cannot hold him back for
ever.
The Council team. Christiansens en-
try look dangerous and they bring a
reputation with them. They made the
one hundred mile race last year in
about ten hours and they won the
race from Bluff to solomon and return
i'm four hours and nine minutes Alex
HolmsOn. one OF the best dog men i'm
Alaska. says they should beat every
one but Hill and Allan for speed. while
Christensen himself only fears Allan
think all of those gentlemen overlook
the fact that Charles johnson has
beaten anything that either Hill or AL
Ian ever did I'm short races His Loop
the Loop time is only thirty seconds
behind that Of a combination of War
rem and Hills best liers. and is far
a lnaI of 1
am talking now Of race time only. To
get back to Christensen. and his un-
defeated hounds You will notice that
they are the only dogs in the race that
hav" raced before and have never benn
beaten. christensen has poor control
over them They bolt into roadh ,usce
md he cannot stop them and he beats
thcr" numerically for so doing They
ara very strong and very headstroug
and show great speed and endurance
II may be that they need the whip to
Keep them i'm order and that using il is
not calculated to render their chances
less. but it has been the experience
Of drivers about her" that when a man
uses the whip ho cannot make good In
q race. We who are Interested watch
the Council champions with great in
tcrc~t They bear the confidence Of
their n"ighbors both as to the dogs and
the driver.
have not told all I hav. seen from
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-12-24
s S. NORTHWESTERN
BURST STEAM PIPE

call in at Dutch Harbor FOR coal which
delayed her over day
Mr. Butters writes that both he and
Mrs. Buttcrs are enjoying the outside
after several years sojourn in Nome.
That they have fallen into the outside
customs just as il they hadn't been
away for 50 many years. ITS quite
natural to dodge automobiles ride on
the electric cars go to operas and phys
As il ever was. and Frank found that
he hadn't lost interest i'm seeing foot
ball game. and whenever the team
from Washington has game on he
will go out and yell with the other PEG
pie for one of the teams"
From the letter received the Buffers
will spend the winter in California. but
they don't say word about returning
in the spring. Evidently they haven't
been out long enough to have the re
turn fever get i'm its work.