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Cubs Beat Boston.

Chicago. June i2, rBrowp and aeulbach were both wild but Chicago managed to win over Boston to 5, in a see-saw game, with the assist ance of errors. John kling, Who has refused to play with Boston, occupied seat in the grand stand Chicago !. ....~sleO Q3l OO1--6 10 1 Boston .....a-..-10O 021 0l0-5 2
 Reulbach and Graham; Brown and Rariden.
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Now Is the time to get rid Of your rheu- matisn. You will find Chamberlain's Lin iment wonderfully effective. One appli- cation will convince you of it's merits Try it. For sale by all dealers.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Garland Crancery Court. Olympia S-sndy Kitchen and n Tus Mantis. all, Plaintiffs.
 To
 i'has. c. Sparks, Receiver. Defendant. Notice Is hereby given to all parties claims si-s;siSt. i,. i, .:; ...sss file same, properly verified in this court within ninety suays from this date. or they will be forever barred from any benefit from said estate. NE e Issued by order of the Garland Chan. ,ery Court. sts.s Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 9th day of March. 1g11,4
 H A. WHITTINGTON. Clerk sy A. q. Sullenbefger. Deputy.
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Dr. c. A. King has moved his office from over Lowers Drug store to Sru floor Arkansas National Bank build ing. 5-2l-1m.
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sox Seats senators.

Washington, June l2, White was q puzzle to Washington today. Cht- easo winning thc game to Q. Clever catches were made by Ms Bride and Street, while Bodic drove the ball over the centerfic!d fence for home Hfnn.
 Washington :. 1000 900 OOO--0 Ih.eago 100 100 OO2-4 II Q
 Walker and Street White and SuI- ivan
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is Hereby Given. That In pudsuance of the authority and direc- tions contained in the decretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland County. made and entered on the 2gth day of May, A. D.. 1911, in certain cause (No. 479S) then pending therein between E. Burgauer complainant. and s. H. Shirley. Mary E. Shirley J. s. Smith and Chas D. Greaves as trustee, defendants. the undersigneu as Commissioner of said court. Will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder, at the front door or entrance of the County Courthouse in which said Court is held In the County of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on
 TUESDAY THE 2OTH DAY OF JUNE
 A. D. 1911. st the following described real estate. to wit: Lot numbered eight (S) in block numbered eleven CID, in Mor Irison & Belding's Addition to the City of Hot Springs. in Garland Coun- ty, Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to execute a bond ds required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved security bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent. per annum from date of sale until paid, and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment of pudchase money.
 Given under my hand this 29th day of May, A. D., 1911.
 H. A. WHITTiNGTON
 Commissioner in Chancery
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
PeIlicans Lose ito 4t,ap.a

New Orleans June F, -Atlant. broke her streak of hard luck against New Orleans today by deeisivcly de- feating the home club bv a score of s to 3. Atlanta ss..e. ....200 040 2O0-~S 3 New Orleans 1000 GOO 012-r3 10 s
 Foxen, Wells; k'awtter, Angemeir :.
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TEXAS LEA6uE

Ft. Worth 8; Oklahoma City 0. Dallas 3 Waco 1.
 Galveston g. Austin 6.
 Houston l. San Antonio ?, first 'ame. Houston B. San Antonio 5, second game.
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The only place in the city wnsrs you can got hand made baby clothes It kra. c. Higgins At stors. 6-z5u
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BARNHART--The old reliable for fur nitnre repairing. uphoIsterlng; all kinds of cabinet ana carpenter worw. TIT Gu pha Street. Phone sbs. Il isS-tf
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Naps Lose Aoa,n

New York. June F. Cleveland |iried young pitcher named Jones from Toledo, against the local Ameri- cans today, and he did well. though his team was beaten to |. Three of the five passes he issued were cashed lat the late. pall and Birmingham starred in the field Cleveland .. :. 1000 900 00l--1 1 5 New York ... ..001 0O2 lOx-i q
 James and Land; Quinn and swee- ney.
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Pirates Beat Brooklyn

lPittsburg, June 12--ln one of fast est games played at Forbes Field. in point time. Plttsburg today defeat- ed Brooklyn 1 to ?, The local men made ten hits, six of them for extra bases. Comnitz was steady from first to last.
 Pittsburg '. ....o01 200 o1x4 10 5 Brooklyn ,. .0o1 900 1Q0z2 l
 Camnitz and Gibson; Barger and Erwin.
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Porch swings and hammocks at Grand Rapids Furniture Company.
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Sick headache results from disorder ed condition of the stomach. and can b' cured by the use of chamberlains Stom
 ach and Liver Tablets. Try it. For sal by all dealers.
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Detroit Beats Boston.

Boston. June i2-Detroit defeated Boston 5 to in a brilliant game to- day Cobb's hitting was one of the features, his two doubles driving in three runs.
 Boston .. .... 100 010 2004 l0 | Detroit <. q, .. COT oil 200-5 II 2
 Hall and Nnnamake. Millett lett and Casey &
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WE HAUL Youn HA01AcE ANr CHECK GAME TO YOUR pEsTiNA TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE CALL Ar OUR OFFICE OR Phonr Isx. COOPER Enos. LIVERY : vRaNaFEs S@
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iMERlCAH ASSOCilIIsn

Kansas City 10; Toledo 9. Milwaukee ,; indianapolis $. Minneapolis 10; Columbus ?. St. Paul 5; Louisville 8.
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N. E. ARKANSAS LEAGUE

Blytheville 0; Helena 3;
 Paragould $; Jonesboro ,.
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Eisss C!ass
WE MEET YOU HALF WHY.

This bank is working all the time Ito please its customers. and we have found that the plan of working with Jour customers is profitable one all |around.
 We are carefully equipped to render the best assistance to legitimate bust mess interests and fully organized in |every banking department.
 We will take pleasure in offering our services to the public because we believe that our present customers |wil assure new ones that this bank can and does fulfill all the require ments of modern bankink.
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COTTON srATEs LEAGUE

Yazoo City I vickshure ,. Greenwood E; Meridian If. IIattiesburg 6; Jackson 1.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior,

Depdfttnent or the intcTio'' M U. S. Land Office at Camden. Al kansas.
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GAMES SATURDAY.
West.

West
N. d. A. G. VS.. N d. N. q. at Fargo,
Fargo Fl. S. VS. Grand Forks HI. s.
at Grand Forks.
Moorhead H. s. VS.. Casselton H. S. at
Moorhead.
Chicago VS.. Northwestern at Chi
cago.
Purdue VS.. Iowa at Lafayette.
Illinois VS.. Indiana at Indianapolis.
Nebraska vs. Doane at Lincoln.
Missouri VS.. Washington at st.
Louis.
Iowa State VS.. Cornell at Anes.
Lawrence VS.. Ripon at Appleton
East
Amherst vs.. Worcester r. l.. at Am
herst.
Army VS.. Bucknell at West Point.
CQrneH VS.. Michigan at Ithaca.
Harvard VS.. Carlisle at Cambridge.
Lehigh VS.. Swarhmore at So. Bethle-
hem.
Princeton VS.. Dartmouth at Prince
ton.
Syracuse VS.. Vermont at Syracuse.
Yale VS.. Brown at New Haven.
Il Pennsylvania VS.. Lafayette at Phila-
deIphia.
West Virginia VS.. Navy at Annapolis.
Tufts VS.. Springfield at Springfield.
New York u. VS.. Rutgers at New
York.
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CHAMPIONSHIP OF
STATE AT STAKE
THz INTERscHoLAsTic TITLE
WILL BE FOUGHT FOR ToMoR.
ROW AFTERNOON AT GRAND
FoRks-FARGo HIGH LEAVES
4 ToNIeHT-IN FINE SHAPE.

The interscholastic football cham
pionship OF the state for the season
Of 1911 will be decided at Grand Forks
tomorrow afternoon. The battle be-
tween these old and bitter enemies
each by far the strongest team In its
respective section Of the state, will be
fierce and hard-fought at every stage.
The last five times these teams have
met, Fargo has been on the long END
Of the score and IL 1t lies within the
present teams power, the string OF
victories win not be broken.
Grand Forks has much stronger
team than for many years back and
are confident of overwhelming the To-
Gals. They will outweigh Fargo, es-
pecially in the backfield. The whole
team is exceptionally fast, while sew
eral of the backs are bright stars Of
the cinder path. The northern team
has powerful defense and expects 70
hold Fargo scoreless.
The present weather conditions, or
a wet, slippery field, viii be all in
favor Of the Forks The heavier team
always has the advantage on a muddy
field. The locals, as they showed
clearly in the Minneapolis game, are
at their best only when the footing is
dry and firm.
Coach Robinson who has been in
deep gloom all week, was somewhat
encouraged by the showing of the
team in signal practice last night. He
plans for short, fast signal drill to-
day, for the team will leave over the
8 o'clock train over the Great North
ern.
The locals will play the game of
their lives tomorrow. This game will
end the high school football career
Of at least nine Of the players and
this fact will urge them to their best
efforts
Rusch is fast rounding into shape
for the game. His presence at quar-
terback means a big boost in Fargo's
chances. Several other players are
Slightly injured but will get into the
game. Captain Nesbit will do the
punting and Happy Booth is slated
for the kicking. The boys may
not win but they will put forth their
best and fight gamely to the last.
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FARGO COLLEGE
IN FINAL BATTLE
THIS GAME CLOSES THE FOOT.
BALL REORGANIZATION SCI
ENcE IS PLAYING THE COL
LEGIANs THIS AFTERNOON AT
THE FARGO COLLEGE GROUNDS.

Fargo college team Is playing the
wahpeton Science team this after
noon, in what concludes the final APP
pearance Of the collegians for this
year. Coach Watkins has put his
gridders through a stiff drill all week,
with the sole purpose Of winning his
last game.
Scrimmages, signal drills and run
ming back punts constitute his varie-
ty. and the team is In fine playing
condition today.
The Wahpeton bunch arrived in
town this morning and are In the best
OF condition. On Wednesday. they
went to Valley City and defeated the
NormaIites Of that city in one of the
hardest battles OF the season, winning
by a score OF to g. Wahpeton's
score came by the aerial route In the
first quarter.
With this game of Watkins hands,
he viii commence his preliminary
training, In getting together a basket
ball team that will hold its own, with
the best in the state
There was some debate about play
ing here today owing to the snow on
the field but after a conference this
forenoon 1t was decided to go on with
the game.
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YOST'S PLAYERS
OFF FOR ITHACA

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 1o.-After an
afternoon OF fast, snappy practice and
fierce scrimmage early in the evening.
the Michigan football squad OF twenty
men and Coach Yost left last night for
Ithaca, N. Y, where Michigan will
meet Cornell on Saturday gAf
The strict silence as to the probable
Michigan lineup, which Yost has en-
tertained all week, was intensified last
night. The final workout, Yost said
was to enable him to determine the
ability Of more than one questionable
performer. He did not deny the gen.
orally accepted belief that Michigan
will face Cornell with practically the
same lineup as that which played SYRIA
cuse, but with more than one Of the
men playing new position.
During the practice Roblee. one
Of the substitute line men, broke a
bone in his ankle. But for the injury
he would have made the trip.
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which the result Of the investigation
will be announced.
The commission decided by a unan-
fmous vote that in the future the
sale Of tickets for worlds series games
shall be conducted by business repre-
sentatives OF the commission under
the direct supervision OF It's members
The commission was In session for
five hours and the major part OF this
time was devoted to the ticket scalp
ing question.
Player Williams, over whom the
Sacramento club and the Boston
American league club had contro-
versy. was declared free agent.
Player Everett, drafted by Pittsburg
from the Charleston, w. Va, club. was
awarded back salary from Charleston
out Of the drafting price and the com
mission announced that In future cases
where a club cannot meet its obliga
tons in regard to salary to its players,
II shall not be reinstated into organ ;
lied baseball until the obligatiop II
made good.
The claim for salary Of Player Cxfsa
against the Louisville baseball stub
was dlsalIowed.
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showed his caliber against the best in

showed his caliber against the best in
the country
A few OF the stars that Holzer viii
have to beat in order to be in the lime
light are: Prank Kendig, the Winnipeg
champion; Ray Templeton Of Milwau-
kee, and AL. Graves OF La Crosse.
These men are considered the best
amateur skaters in the middle west.
Holzer has shown his speed when
he invaded the northern country zone
a couple OF years ago with AL Thorpe
ana the two defeated everything they
came In Contact with. On this trip
HoIzer won the title OF champion Of
North Dakota, which he now holds.
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OFFICIALS FOR GAME.

w. verWebie, ex- Harvard foot
ball star, referee.
Ed. Chestnut, ex Minnesota star.
umpire.
w. H. Smith, principal Of Crook
ston high school, field Judge.
e. L. Shave, Minnesota UNIVERSE
ty. head linesman-
Time Of quarters, Is minutes.
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WAHPETON DEFEATS
VALLEY CITY

Wahpeton science football aggrega-
ton defeated the Valley City normals,
a Valley City by score Of to 2.
The battle was one of the hardest
fought struggles seen on the local grid
iron this season. both teams pulling of
a series of sensational spell binders
that brought the supporters from the
stands to their feet.
Wahpeton's score resulted by the
aerial route In the first quarter, while
Valley City holding the Wahpeton war
riors on their one-yard line, blocked a
punt and pushed the visitors over their
own goal line for a safety.
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FARGO TO HAVE
ROLLER RACES
w. n. WILCOX, MANAGER or THE
FARGO ROLLER RINK, PLANS TO
BRING RAGING STARS TO This
cITY--GEo. HoLzER, SKATER,
WILL COMPETE.

That the lovers OF the roller skating
races may be able to witness some
classy exhibitions this winter. w. r.
Wilcox Of the Fargo roller rink, has
arranged to bring some Of the fastest
stars from the east 70 this city to
compete with George Holzer, the gate
city star. who has the last few years
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Elicks.

The aggies outweigh the university
team by 40 pounds, player for player,
they are evenly matched. Dunlap
has a slight advantage over Rueber,
having nine subs to full in, while Rue
Der has but two.
These weights were taken stripped.
The average age for both teams is
81 years.
Forester, left tackle, stands feet
inches, the biggest man on both
teams.
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HAVE EVIDENCE OF
TICKET SCALPING

Cincinnati. Nov. 10.-That the ma
tional baseball commission has OBJ
tanned evidence regarding the charge
that ticket scalping was prevalent
during the recent worlds baseball
series In New York and Philadelphia
was indicated today when the COM
mission decided to pursue an investi-
cation
A meeting will be held By the COM
mission iii New York on Dec. Ii. at
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Additional Sport On Page ).

English school boys struck lately.
demanding. among other reforms. aho@
lifion Of the cane. The cane also
struck In turn. and the incident has
become clonsd but painful episode
in contemporary school history
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

there they may prove fatal to A. C.
championship.
The following win probably be the
lineup for the game:
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Carlisle; Pa. Nov TO-. This years
aggregation Of half blood and fun
blood Indians under the direction Of
Coach Warner is perhaps the strong
est team developed BY him ia recent
years. They easily demonstrated
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y. I. CAMEBMLL. ID. D.--PRACrrCn
limited 70 diseases * women Genit0
10 to IL ana 3 to %. over Mcdonald
drugstore, Front street. Phone 720.
DR. r. 1t. BuRTON--OFkIEE HOURS
10 to ~ a. nj, 2 to and TO b. d.
Once; Stern building. Phone 178-L
Fargo. N. D.
DR' ] q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
phyelcjsns deLendrecie block.
DRB. n. H. BAILEY y kAChELMACH-
ex. Specialists, eye. ear. nose and
throat oifics hours. 3 o Y and ESQ
% g. Offices In. the Stern block.
DRE BARROW q WEIBLE. aeLEND.
recie block. Onice hours from 70 q
nk q. NORRIS. PHysro1AN AND
surgeon. Office over WllHer'e drugstore.
eos Front street. Hours to IL to 5
and to g. Telephone 1091L Office
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons, ONCE Sos Front street. Once
hours: 10 to IL 4. m. to 5 and 10 8
p NJ Fhonss; on.ce 29s; TssI u L 4 3 j. 2 I!
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The outcome of Saturdays game be-
tween the A. c. and the N. D. uniyer-
sity will decide the state championship
Of North Dakota. AS both teams have
much to gain as well as to lose. the
coaches are doing their best to round
the squads into excellent condition for
hard fight. Not only are the teams
being prepared for one Of the biggest
contests Of the season, but the park
as well, for the management is getting
the field into the best Of shape, re-
CARELESS of expenses. During the past
week the entire gridiron has been
completely covered with about foot
Of straw, so that It win not freeze,
for the speed of team is greatly in
terferred with. when the players can
not dig in their cleats for q good start.
Saturday morning, when this straw is
raked off, the field will be as good as
on any summers day, while around
the sides will probably be frozen as
hard as stone. This is the first time
in the history of the state that the
athletic managers have gone to this
extra expense in order to better the
game, as well as to protect the players
for many ankles have been turned on
hard fields.
Special Train for U.
Not only Is the A. C. working to
make this one of the greatest games
ever played on the local gridiron, but
the university as we'll Sometime ago
they commenced to make preparations
for special train to this city on the
day of the game. The last report from
the u stated that $50 had agreed to
take this train, and 1t Is expected that
this number viii grow to 500 by Sat-
urday. Besides this large force of
rooters the team will be accompanied
by the school band, which viii take
its position on the east side Of the
field and attempt to out blow DR.. Put
mans well known A. G. band on the
west. All of these visitors will be the
guests of the school, which viii pro-
vide for their meals and entertainment
while in the city. Tags have been sold
at the "A. g. for rs cents each. which
will entitle the holder to attend the
dance given In honor of the visiting
team. The money raised in this way
viii be used to feed and entertain the
visitors.
AS this is the last week Of the A. G.
varsity football season every man on
the squad is working his hardest.
During the last game the farmers viii
spring several new plays on their
opponents, as Coach Rueber has given
out many new formations since he
Fargo game. The entire week has
been spent in swift signal practice
mastering these plays, and scrimmage
has been omitted in, order that the men
viii not be injured for the game.
a. c. Men Out.
However, this practice left its mark
on one player. Last Wednesday,
Boucher upon getting signal ''bauled
up collided with Edwards, and cut
a cash below his left eve. This, al
though painful, win not prevent him
from taking part In Saturdays contest
Breyer, the star end, who shone so
bright last Saturday by making the
only touchdown Of the game, viii be
missing from the aggies lineup.
He received a sprained ankle in the
Fargo game and il unable to finish the.
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flee, Huntington block, over Bjsou. I'm.
trance on Broadway, Fargo N. b.
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s. deIsendrecie block, corner Front aud
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ATTORNEYS.
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DENTtSTs.

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