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Third Tie Game.

Cincinnati, O., April 1s.-st. Louis
played It's third tie game Of the sea-
son Tuesday. being even with cincin-
natl BY q score Of to !. when dark
ness ended the game at the end OF
the tenth inning Fromme pitched all
most perfect ball until the seventh,
when two bases on balls. single and
. hit BY pitched bali Melted ST. Louis
one run. Cincinnati scored run Off
Harmon In the sixth ON triple and
single. Score: r. III. IL.
Cincinnati ......... ID
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osTEOPa~Hfc.

DIR. CLARENCE w. cox, OSTEOpATH.
Chronic and acute cases quickly and perna.
DR. STEM HANSON, OsTEoPATH.
Graduate A. s. o., Kirksvlile. Mo.
Phone z304-L. Suite g. Pioneer Life
Building. Enrgn -
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Toledo, o.. April 1.-TWO passes. a
sacrifice, Flick's triple, Hyatt's errer
and Buffers single gave Toledo four
runs in the opening inning against
Kansas City, which were sufficient TO
win. Score 4 to l. r. III. n.
Toledo ...-a-~....s~~-~-@y q
Kansas City ......-....I i
Batteries-Slapnica and Rapp: IAe-
bert, owen and Ritter
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PICK MINNEAPOLIS
TO CONE FIRST

Chicago, April H. Minneapolis,
Columbus. Toledo. Kansas city. IN
dianopolis. st. Paul, Louisville and
Milwaukee for the finish Of the Ameri-
can association pennant race of 1911.
That Ii the composite dope 81 eight
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DR. ,. E ERENETTE. DENTS Il.
Entrance on broadway Fargo, NJ. ID.
DR. III. T.. HTAkL4NGs DENTlsT. ROGAE
"a DEL Nn0Tecle block corner Front and
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WaddslE Drops one.

Louisville, XIV, April sl--Louisvirle
defeated Minneapolis Tuesday III the
opening game Of the series. Wicker
settled down after the first inning ana
kept the visitors hits scattered. while
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-19
BAN ON AIR JOY-RIDER

New York. April 19.--Profiting by the
experience of the public with auto
mobile joy riders, the Aero club Of
America is considering the framing of
a bin making 1t a misdemeanor for any
person to use an areroplane not owned
by himself without the consent Of the
owner. The matter Is in the hands Of
the law committee Of the club, which
will draft a bill similar to the auto
mobile laws recently passed in several
states covering similar conditions with
the automobile.
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Batteries-Fromme, Burns and Nc
Lean; Harmon and Bresnahan.
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Pittsbara shut Out.

Chicago, April -Pittsburg was
shut ont BY Chicago to o in the final
sssne OF the series. "A single and
triple gave Chicago one and base on
balls, a sacrifice followed by a hit and
an error Melted two more. The game
was almost featureless. Hoffman, who
wrenched his ankle In Mondays
game, did not play. He prob
ably will be able to play In the next
game Score: r.. FL. IL.
Chicago .-..@~...s..s.... s. IS o.
PittsDurg ..........s....... 0 % q
Batteries Richie and Archer; Lie
field and Gibson.
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MIDWIFE AND NURSE.

MRS. AIyID1 EL4AATELED. GRADUArR
~ mdwite SJordemooerl and Bs:rse
from -hEi9pantas Norwas. ~ Aenth
~. ID. -
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OF.
ices Douglas Bldg. Az Broadway,
A. J. oSHEAs ARCHITECT, FARGO,
~ y. OnAcea In deLendrec1a Bldg.
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AcCNIINI-AM7
ATTnRMENa

WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC-
countant. Phone as9-J. 1120 Third ave.
nue. south Fargo, N. d.
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WaddeIl pitched effectively he could
not keep the locals from batting him
at the right time. Towards fielding
and batting was the feature. Score:
N ~
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North Dakota University and Fargo
college have been invited to partici-
pate in the conference meet which WIN
be held In Minneapolis next June.
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REAIIrH pARInna

6ENUTF PAHIUHGs
ME- ME1LN. BEAUTY PARLORS,
EIecIroiysiss massage chtropody and
manlcuring- LOS Broadway. Phone T0a-J.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standina Of the Teams.
Huahss "care Raek.'

Washington. April 19.-Hughes held
New York to four scattered hits and
as a result Washington scored a shut
out, 2 to 0. Vaughn was hit hard, but
saved larger score by effective work
with men ON the bases. Hughes bat
ting and catch OF difficult fly by
Milan were the features. Score:
u II IN
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standing Of the Teams.
@. PAUL Losk.

Indianapolis. Ind. April BY HIT
ting Leroy hard in the first four in
nings, driving him from the box. In
dianapolis defeated ST. Paul to 4.
Steiger, who followed him on the
mound. held the locals safe at ali times
but the visitors could not lift Merz
effectively. The batting Of Carasch
was the feature OF the game. Scorer
n. Fl. q.
indianapolis ~.@~.......@ s q q
st. Paul s.+.s.....-- ......4 8 II i
Batteries Marz and Carisch; L.
Roy. Eteiser and Kelly.
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Patterson, DePauw's sophomore
pitcher. recently made a home run
on'a bunt in the opening college game
Of the season.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-19

julius Caesar Baker is surely some
volleyball player. He Is tall which
gives him a decided advantage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-19

North Dakota University and Fargo
college have been invited to partici-
pate in the conference meet which win
be held in Minneapolis next June.
Patterson, DePauwss sophomore
pitcher. recently made a home r1,u
onsa bunt in the opening college Tau,a
Of the season.
The Glidden tour this year starts AZ
Washington, ID. c., and goes north
along the coast to Boston. Here n
goes over to Lake ChampIain arid than
goes north into Canada ending AZ
Ottawa
Monday night at the z. M. q d.
two well dressed young ladies an
preached the desk and inquired where
the hobble skirt race that they had
read SO much about would take place.
They were rather anxious TO thu aae
the event and anticipated q splitting
laugh.
Il has been a demonstrated fact that
Charles Paige can talk man out ~
o handball game Just about a. easily
as he can play II out with victory.
The famous Biily suraav
who rose from the diamond ID sha
beading evangelist or the world. de-
livered the funeral ora4ion when thay
laid Addie JOSS away Monday. SUNDAY
was great adnaarer or the deceased
nap pitcher and was his personal
friend.
Harry ElMas d former pitching star
Of the American league. American as
ISOLATION and western league vas
knocked OF the mound Of bachelor
hood : few days ago when he married
Miss Anna Moore az Sioux city II.
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Quakara hif Wall.

Boston, Mass. April 19.-Philadei-
phia won a heavy hitting game from
Boston by the score of 10 to 9. Bos-
ton tied the score In the sixth but
lost In the eighth, when Goode dropped
Knabe's easy ny. allowing Doom to
score. Score: r. Fl. II.
Boston is
Philadelphia ......... 10 Is o
Batteries Mattern, Parsons and
Raridon; Rowan. Stock and Doom.
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Manaaer Won Gama.

Columbus, o.. April 19.-Batting by
Manager Barrett drove in five OF Mil
waukee's seven runs. his best effort
being q triple with the bases full in
the eighth. Two running catches by
him and one-hand stops by Charles
and Lewis stopped Columbus in three
late innings. Gilligan was relieved In
the ninth by Marion. Score:
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tgNDE TAkER

AND Lie IN Sled MA6BALMEF. ETJ19MH-
~ supplies. J. III Rice South BROAD
Way O1ica south Of MopaXsm mtag0
&C. III stlsgAaSge 81 ssa. Il.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Teams.
IL Rube : Lamon7

New York, April 1S--"Rube" Mar
guard held the Brooklyns at bay and
New York's hitting both Schardt and
Ragon freely, won easily to /. Tooley
played a sensational game at short
for BROOKLYN. scroe: r H. e.
New York .......4...,.... IL i
Brooklyn .................. 3
Batteries Marquard. Myers and
Wilson; Schardt Ragon and Erwin.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Wei grounds at ST. Louis.
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Il has been a demonstrated fact that
Charles Paige can talk man out az
q handball game 5ust about as easily
as he can play 1t out with victory.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-03-24
A Handsome Woman

Every woman Inaynot be hand.
some, but every woman should
keep with care the good points
nature has given her. No woman
need have saIlow skin, dull eye,
bIotchy complexion, who pays
proper attention to her health.
Where constipation, liverderange-
ments, blood impurities and other
irregularities exist, good complex
ion, bright eyes and sprightly
movements cannot exist. Internal
arrangements reveal themselves sooner
or later on tho surface. Headache, dark
rings around the eyes, SallOw skin, a con.
slant tired feelins-.-mesn that the liver
and digestive organs are needing help and
correction. ChsmberlAin'S Stomach and
Liver Tablets give this necessaTy help.
They work in natures own wsy. They do not
merely flush the bowelB but tone up the liver and
atpsnaeh 20 fulfill their proper functions. So mild
and gentle do they act that one hardly realizes
ehAa they have taken medicine. Chamberlain
Tahlets can DO relied upon to relieve biiousness'
indigestion, constipation and diSzineSs. sold ev
eFyWhero. Price 20 eent''
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WHERE MADISON
PEOPLE WORSHIP
c.nreb Events for the Coming Week
IN the City--PrOgram for
Sunday Services.
METHODIST CHURCH.

Row f. c. Hudson will occupy
his pulpit at the usua' hourS' II a.
n. and '3v p N" next 0uuo"y'
sunday HchooI at o'4' '' ~
Prayer M'e'mg' W eon'S""y GOV
pm,
L'''\""'S 'N'e"'''' - WI" '" '''-
v'a'ioo TO aI'eho 'hc'e S'r''c'S'
uU-r BAPTIST cnrRcn,
Rev. $. B. Cole will I'LL TIE pul
p'reN. sunday ID inc morning ''
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.:., ,r1 orj lh Sunday
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Candy Sale Postponed

The candy sale for the benefit OF
the Elizabeth Harris chapter which
was to have been held at the j. +
Harlee Company's store on Thurs
day was postponed to Fuday on ac'
count Of the millinery opening OF
the Iarjee Company being on thai
day.
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RUN-OVER LOCAL g
FIT Is New, Taylor Ia. If.

MISS Mabel stroud ha. returned fran
PHEASANT Welt TO Lee
j. Frank King ~ lH,lor ,,.,,. ..,.
among those who y.at.l N,l. a"
week on business
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home In .r.n,e....,..' 49,.
noon, alteruNory r.Da-an, wish ,o Mia.
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FELLOWSHIP NOTES

Fire got cut last Saturday and
caused great deal Of trouble.
Fellowship school closed last FRI
day, after a successful years work.
Preaching at Fellowship next
Saturday and Sunday. All are ir-
vted TO attend.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-13

on credit and took mortgage on
thattogetherwith everything else
I'owned. Then he called the loan
and foreclosed the mortgage and
took possession of the gold brick
along with the rest" Washing
ton Star. -, --.--'...---...-----lG.-aIzJ "
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Didn't Get Even the Brick
did that man,hand.yo gold
brick?"
II should say not" answered
the amateur fnancier, he sold
me an interest in the. gold brick
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Willie Lorenz and Karl Saldow.

This the
day bicycle which started midnight Dec TO- in Madison
Square Garden York They sixday Berlin and
finished second in another Loenz the and Saldow the
Pugge.
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OAKLAND NOTES.

Mrs. c. r. Miller is spending a few
days visiting friends and relatives in Alta
Mrs. Nora Scott is improving after be
ing quite sick for the past two weeks
with an attack of bronchitis
The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid
society of the Christian church VIII De
held Thursday afternoon in the Christian
church
Miss Bertha Young is visiting this week
with her brother, Mr.. Harvey Young at
Eudora. Kan.
the name Bernice Louise to their infant
daughter.
home in Wichita after spending a week
here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Nina E. Porter of Great Bend.
Kan, is here spending two weeks visiting
her aunt Mrs Arthur Porter. and family.
Miss Fern Thomas has returned to
work after being quite sick for the past
two weeks with an attack of the grip
Miss Bernice Clarke is improving after
being i'll for two days with an attack OF
tonsilits
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wallace spent
Sunday with friends in Olathe
\ wedding of more than ordinary note
occurred Saturday evening at the nome
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. r. Moore, of 3G2 Michigan avenue,
when their daughter Nirgie was united III
marriage to Mr.. Harold johnson, of Gal
weston. Tex. Rev. w H ScholeS, pastor
of the christian church officiating The
house WAS beautifully decorated with
palms, ferns. autumn leaves and sn1llaN
At promptly s O'Clock the bridal party
strains of AIendelssohn's Wedding March.
played by Mr.. Theo. Morse. a brother OF
the bride. and stood before bank OF
ferns and palms. The bridal party was
led by little Donald Jessop as ring bear
er. who carried the ring imbedded in a
large white chrySanthemunl- Then 1ol-
lowed Miss Myrtle White as the brides
maid dressed in beautiful pink satin
De Luxe with. chenille fringe. carrying
bouquet of pink roses Mr.. John Mcker-
nan acted as the groom's best man. Then.
followed the bridal couple. The bride
was goyvned in a creation of white crepe
de chine. fichu of white chenille satin
sash caught up with white satin rose
buds and carried a shower bouquet OF
brides roses. Mr. johnson wore the
conventional black. Mrs. Johnson IS TIE
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs C T.
Morse and is a young lady of splendid
accomplishments. a beautiful bride, iov-
able because of her splendid life The
wishes of all her friends go with her to
her new home. Mr.. Johnson is the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. # Johnson of
1881 Tyler street and has lived here all his
life was educated in Topeka, securing
position with the A. T. & s. F. here and
was transferred to Galveston Tex about
Two months ago. These worthy Young
people left for their new home after the
wedding luncheon bearing with them the
good wishes and hearty congratulations
% friends
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vices at 10 a. m. 2:30 and 7:45 p. M. Rev
c. p. Sage, evangelist, delivers very in
teresting sermons, while Prof. Cannon Is
"A powerful singer. and creates great en-
thusiasm on tie part of the audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay Smith of 50l West
Sixth avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs
ID. f. Lewis and Mrs. Evans at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong were
guests at dinner Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Nelson of 1905 East Sixth avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins of $40
German avenue gave a farewell party III
honor of their daughter Grace and son
Harry last Wednesday evening; Those
present We're: Miss Lois Hawk Miss
Edna Thompson. Miss Florence Coulter
Miss Hazel Stewart. Miss Ruby Leonard
Miss Hilda Nelson. Miss Winona Waits
Miss Lucille Kirkpatrick, Miss Helen
Kirkpatrick, Miss Grace Hawkins, Nj.
Hillary Watts, Mr.. Roy Bechtel, Mr.
Chas McCarron Mr.. John Isaacson. MIR.
Glenn Wolfe. Mr. Will Stewart, Mr. Harry
Hawkins Mr.. Simon Coulter. Mrs
Charles Kirkpatrick and Mrs Frank
Coulter assisted Mrs. Hawkins in serv-
ing All enjoyed a fine time They pre-
scented Miss Grace with a signet ring.
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weather. DR.. Gordon of the First Baptist
church gave d lecture on THE Life Of
Moses" which was illustra ted by motion
pictures. The male chorus sang From
Greenlands Icy Mountains" which was
illustra ted.
meet Tuesday evening in the V NJ c A.
building. The ladies will serve supper at
Geo.
NJ. T. Mitchell of Ismporia has returned
home after spending two weeks here visit
ing relatives and friends.
J. Z. Carter has returned to work after
being off two weeks on account of an in
jured eye.
On Friday evening the entertainment at
the Y. M. c. A. will be given by the
,Coover Sisters quartette of Iindsborg
David Thompson, boilermaker helper OF
Ration. \. NJ, is here spending several
days on a business trip
Rev. ]. c. Everett Will have charge Of
the meetings in the coach shop Tuesday
noon.
r c. Sweat Of St Louis. western pas
senger agent for the Nashville, Chatta-
day in Topeka on a business trip
i. J. Weynacht of St Louis, travelling
passenger agent for the Illinois Central
spent Saturday here on business.
Mr. T. Z. Prout will speak in behalf OF
the men and Religious Forward Move
Mills Dry Goods CO. at d. IN, No. IRE
station ut 10 a. m, Dougherty : Business
College at IL a. m. and Santa re general
offices at 1920 noon. On Wednesday in
Santa Fe telegraph school at a. m.
street car barns at 1915 a m. Stricken
BUSINESS College at 11:15 a. M and Con-
tinentaI Creamery at 12:1J noon These
meetings win be held regularly cveN
Tuesday and Wednesday. Twelve other
meetings have been planned and will be
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-30
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Noigt and daughter
Vera of 1901 East Sixth avenue have re-
turned from Los Angeles, Cal, where
they have spent the past month visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cherry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Mailman of 30l
Chandler street have. returned from Elk
Falls, kan, where they went to attend
the funeral of her mother.
Miss Lola Smith is spending two
weeks with relatives and friends in Atcn-
ar. Martin Bender of Usage City is here
spending two weeks visiting relatives and
The men OF the Third Christian church
will meet at the church Wednesday
evening for the purpose of organizing Il
Brotherhood The ladies Of the aid So
ciety will serve a banquet. All men OF
the church are invited.
The meeting of the Dorcas society will
be held Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs f f. Dawdy. 81 Lake street.
instead of Thursday. the regular meet
Miss Flora Brown is improving after
being ill for two weeks with an attack
of rheumatism.
Miss Esther Peterson of 81 Branner
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson.
Mrs. Rebecca Stewart is improving
after being quite sick for the past week
with an attack of the grip
The regular meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society of the church will be held in the
church Wednesday afternoon
Miss Villa Temp1eton was the guest OF
Miss Eva Stitt Sunday afternoon.
The revival meetings at the Wesleyan
Methodist church, will continue Over
Wednesday on Wednesday an all day
Holiness meeting will be held, with ser
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-30
How to Keep a Superb
Complexion.

The clever woman is aware that it
behooves her, to know all abaut her
complexion. needs. She has discov-
covered that powders, lotions. creams
and cosmetics are only temporary
aids-makeshifts for real and natural
beauty, and she has also discovered
that the old-fashioned. home remedy,
coleated balsaH, will first of all re-
move every blemish from her COM
pleNlon and thereafter keep her skin
fresh and young and blooming. The
mission of this simple though effective
home remedy is to attack the deaden-
ed and discoloTed sskin-paTtlcles clog
ging the outer cuticle ana causing all
sorts of beauty tIls-lil1e Sallowness,
9imples. liver spots. freckles, etc
Those of you who have tried it know
there IS nothing like pure coleated
balsam to keep your faces young and
fauitless. Therefor YOU can throw
down the gauntlet to Father Time and
say to him, Come on and do your
worst" For you know you can Slip
out to the drug store and get an ounce
and half of this old-fashioned
remedy, and that by applying it at
night a wonderful change will take
place in your complexion.-Perf
Health.