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spending a few days taking in the
sights OF the cities the two first men
toned will leave for Tracy, Mimi.
where Miss Johnson will spend the
summer at her parental home, and Miss
Porath will proceed to her old home
at Alma Center, Wis. after a short
visit at Tracey. Miss Hastings goes
to Alta Vista, Ia, where wedding bells
will ring in her honor the latter part
Of the month.
Cor. d.
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tors hands. If it had not been for
the fact that the defendant had several
OF his front teeth missing he would
probably have done considerable dam
age to the big fellows hands. Olson
could not very well turn his prisoner
loose until he gained possession of the
artillery. Before he succeeded in get
ting the intruder out OF the shack Oh
son had received some two dozen teeth
marks on the backs of his hands.
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Fargo Boys to Graduate.

Madison, Wis, June 15.-The Uni
versity of Wisconsin holds its an
nual commencement next week, large
classes graduating from all depart
ments. Among the prospective grad
yates are the following from North
Dakota:
College of Letters and Science,
Charles Wilson Dawson, Lidger-
wood; Elizabeth Lyle Richards, Mar
math. College OF engineering, Albert
Birch, Fargo. Law school, Tim AL
vano Francis, Fargo.
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Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and ex-
pectoration easy by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t has been
used in many epidemics of this dis
ease with perfect success. For sale
by all dealers.
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3. 81 b. Expansion.

washington, June 15.-RuraI carriers
appointed:
North Dakota--Kintyre, routes and
2, B. a. Lane. carrier; Derow w. Berg.
substitute; Grafton. route 6, Paul Mes,
carrier no substitute.
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PRAIRIES FAST
DISAPPEARING

jamestown, N. D.. June 15.--Fred
Trowbridge the Montpelier farmer,
states that large amount Of break
ing is still going on in his vicinity;
the smoke from three steam and the
explosion Of three gasoline traction en-
time turning over 100 acres daily. Flax
seeding is still going on. Hay land is
scarce and old trails and cutoffs are
fast disappearing in that vicinity and
travellers must now turn square corn-
ers
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1t is worse than useless to take any
medicine internally for muscular or
chronic rheumatism. All that is needed
Is a free application OF chamberlain's
Liniment For sale by all dealers.
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fee Jan. 1. An interesting legal tam
gle has developed.
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Gusae 10 Moran DMIsosa's Lsaaina |
Real Estate Brokers |
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INTERSTATE LAND cO.--Ngrlte us.
irrigated and non-iFrigated tracts ad-
soining Calgary. tia Chicago Of Canada.
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Bristol Insurance agency removed to
new offices in First Natl. hanl- Eidg.
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TRISCUIT Shredded Wheat wafern crisp,
delicious butter
Always toast it in the before serving
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-25
BIG ELGIN RACES
STARTING TODAY

Elgin, ILL.,, Aug. 25.--Action by a
committee of the newly formed auto
mobile racing drivers association may
eliminate H. w. Ogren from the road
races here today and Saturday.
ogren, according to Harry Grant,
Ralph De Palma and Ralph Milford.
has not had sufficient experience to
render him a safe competitor in a
road race where the safety of every
driver depends largely on the alertness
Of his fellow contestants.
He viii not be allowed to drive
today In the 169 mile race for the
Kane county cup, if more expert
enced man can be found to take his
place. but 1t was stated tonight by
Grant THAI More is no other pilot
available.
Three races will be contested today
leaving the biz event at 300 miles for
the Elgin national trophy, to occupy
the roads alone. Tomorrow races will
be run simultaneously. The three Fal
cars which were entered for the Kane
county cup will not appear owing to
the financial difficulties of the COM
pany which recently resulted In the
appointment of a receiver.
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WATER POLO TO
BE INTRODUCED
Y. NJ. c. A. WILL INACCURATE
GAME NEXT WEEK IN THE
TANK THAT Is THE FUNNIEST
OF ALL sPoRTs--cREAT WATER
GAME WILL BE PLAYED HERE.

Splash! It's your turn to be ducked.
Water polo is going to be inaugural
ed at the z. Nd. c. A. next week and
there promises to be something doing
all the time after the first blow Of the
referees whistle. 1t is the funniest of
all sports in the water and the new
game promises to be a great attrac-
ton.
The game is played with an inflated
rubber ball. If player is touching the
ball or Is within four feet of it he is
in the way of getting a good ducking
as rules permit such conduct A man
cannot get within four feet OF the goal
until the ball has reached that terri
tory. At the goal there Is a drowning
fest almost, SO terrific Is the ducking
and the fun is wonderfully exciting.
The new game will be launched
under the direction of Herbert Lam
sing, the new physical director of the
association. He is an expert swimmer
and water polo player and knows all OF
the fine points of the game. The adj
vent Of the game under Lansing's di-
rection will be watched with interest
as there has never before been any
thing pulled OF here of special inter-
est In aquatic sports.
The rules Of the new games are very
simple. They are short and compre-
hensive and can be readily followed.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

cles alone serve to draw and thrill
great crowds
One reason for the greater frequency
Of motorcycle meets is the increasing
number Of riders, the growing public
interest In the single trackers'' and
the smaller expense Of staging a mo-
torcycle meet, as compared with the
motorcycles big brother"-the auto
mobile.
Monday, Sept 4. will find motorcyv
cies turned up and waiting for the start
on from thirty to fifty tracks through
out the country--and thousands Of
people waiting for the thrilling finishes
of these events. II one motor vehicle
is identified with the pleasures Of the
laboring and salaried classes, 1t Is the
motorcycle, and the demand for the
motorcycles participation in Labor's
annual holiday is shown by the fol-
lowing scheduled and sanctioned
events for Sept A.:
Troy, N. Y.--Central Federation of
Labor, race meet.
GAINESVILLE, Wis. - Carpenters and
Joiners' union, race meet
Terre Haute, Ind.-Terre Haute Mo-
torcycle club, race meet.
Chicago, Ill.-Riverview stadium,
race meet.
Cortland, N. Y.-Cortland Motorcy-
Gle club, race meet.
Port Richmond, N. Y.-staten ISL
and M. c. race meet on half mile track,
open.
Canton, o.-Canton NJ. c., race meet.
Cedar Rapids. Ia--Cedar Rapids M.
G. race meet.
Chicago, ILL., North Shore M. c., race
meet on the Hawthorne track.
Detroit, Mich.-Detroit M. c., race
meet.
Lasalle. nL-nlinois Valley M. c.,
race meet.
Libertyville Ill-Evanston M. c.,
race meet.
Marion, Ind.-Marion NJ. c. race
meet.
Newark, N. New Jersey M. c..
twelve hour endurance run to Atlantic
City and return.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-Poughkeepsie
M. c., race meet.
Providence, r. Providence NJ c.,
race meet on Hill Grove track.
Santa Ana, Cal.---Race meet
Springfield, Mass. -Springfield M. c.,
race meet on the Springfield stadium.
Springfield. O.--Labor day race meet,
eight events.
st. Louis, Most. Louis M. c., ZOO
mile road race to Hannibal and return.
Washington, d. Grace meet by
Central Labor union at Bennings
track.
Toledo, O.-Toledo M. c., sociability
run to CLEVELAND and return, 241 miles.
Hills Grove. r. I.-Rhode Island M
c., race meet.
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Baseball
MANAGER MACK OF
WORLD DIS CHAMPIONS
is READY TO RETIRE

Cleveland, Aug. 25.-This season.
SON probably will be the last one
for Connie Mack as manager of
the athletics.
Fans here believe If the athlet-
les win the American league PEN
nant and the team is in good
shape for next season, Mack's
retirement is almost certain.
Connie Is a stakeholder in the
athletic club. and when he retires
will bece@le an officer in the club,
probably president, in which ca
pacity he would direct the club
the same as Charley Comiskey d.
reefs the white sox.
Mack is 40 and at times his
health is not good. He has re-
manned home several times this
season when the athletics made
short trips On the road. Another
thing, Connie was married last
fall, and. naturally, prefers to be
at home to travelling over the
country with his team. Davis
will probably succeed Mack If tha
latter quits this year.
This win be Davis last year
with the athletics, unless he be-
comes manager or is held over
another year to succeed Mack.
Mack recently said his career as
manager would mot continue
much longer.
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Statesmen Wanted

We want the exclusive service Of a
high grade man in this and adjoining
counties to sell to bankers and bust
ness men our extensive lines Of ad-
vertising speciaIties, consisting OF
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We own and operate the largest fac
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manufacture Of specialties for adver-
Using and offer hard working, con-
scientious statesmen an opportunity
for large earnings under a very lib
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Territory will be extended as rap
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Send us three A references to-
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cations treated In strict confidence.
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LABOR DAY one
OF MOTORCYCLES
RACES WITH THE SINGLE SEAT.
Ed GASOLINE CARS WILL BE
THE FEATURE ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY LABOR DAY-MANY
MEETS SANCTIONED.

Judging from therlong string Of sane
tions already issued by DR.. j. p.
Thornley,. chairman OF the competi-
ton committee Of the Federation OF
American Motorcyclists. Labor day
Sept 4-will be motorcycle day in the
United States.
So far, twenty-three sanctions have
been issued by Chairman Thornley,,
covering events in all parts of the
country. The trend of public opinion
in the matter OF holiday amusements
has definitely set toward motor compe-
tition--and King Gasoline holds royal
court on American holidays. Automo-
bile races bring together the greatest
crowds in the history Of racing--and
motorcycles are not far behind in their
claim to popular recognition. Motor
cycle races are frequently made part
Of automobile race meets. but in hum
dreds Of other instances the motorcy-
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Who WILL TAKE
LIGHTWEIGHT GO?
kosslcK ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
or TOMMY MCCARTHY, BUT IT is
w TO SOMEONE TO PROMOTE
THE FIGHT IF lT is TO COME
OFF THIS FALL.

Who will take the lightweight go be-
tween Leo Kossick and Tommy Nc
Carthy? That's the question that now
confronts the hackers Of the two nit
met.
Kossick. through The Forum, accepts
the challenge Of the former Chicago
boxer and will meet him on almost any
kind of terms. He feels that Nc
Carthy has not the hard punch that is
necessary to make him material for a
ribbon sale and says he will take on
Mccarthy any time, any place for any
purse.
Now that Kossick has accepted the
challenge OF Mccarthy 1t is up to some
one to see to 1t that the boxing bout is
promoted. For some time there has
been several opportunities on both
sides OF the river to get good nit men
here but there has been no one to pro-
mote the goes.
AT the present time there are several
private individuals who are consider
ing putting on a good athletic exhibit
ton with the Kossick- Mccarthy fight
as the head liner of the bill. One OF
the organizations on the other side Of
the river and another on this side is
also manipulating for the match.
However, there has been nothing but
consideration and what the men and
the managers want is someone to come
out and bill the go and see 1t through.
II the affair is given in the near future
both men will have to have some time
to train for the event and they should
not be expected to put UP good fight
unless they have been given the right
kind of an opportunity for training.
There is plenty Of money on the
other side Of the river to back Kos
sick against Mccarthy. Kossick says
that he can get all the Mccarthy
money covered at any time.
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MAT WELLS WILL Fight

New York. N. T., Aug. 25.-It was
definitely announced last night by
George Mcdonald, manager for Matt
Wells. English lightweight champion,
that Wells had been matched to meet
Knockout" Brown Of New York in
ten-round bout at Madison Square
Garden, Aug. 80.
This is the first bout scheduled un-
der the new state boxing law and
announcement of the match was made
Immediately after receipt of the sane
ton from the boxing commission.
The bout viii be held under the
auspices of the Twentieth Century
A. G. 1t has been arranged for the
men to weigh in at 1913 pounds at
8 p. m. on the day of the fight. Nc
Donald said that Charley White had
been selected as referee.
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PLAY 81 GAMES TO Win

Newport, r. T., Aug. 25.-Fast play
in the national lawn tennis tourna-
ment on the Casino courts completed
the fourth round. The brilliant march
Of the young California trio was In
terrupted when Melville I'll. Long fell
before Nathaniel Niles of Massachu-
sets.
The most brilliant play Of the tourn-
ament thus far was witnessed in the
match between R. d. Little and Karl
Behr. Little won after sixty-two
games were played.
I. c. Bundy of California won from
w. P. Burden, So. 6-3, GA. Maurice
e. Mclaughlin OF California, interna-
tionalist, defeated A. s.. Dabney of
Boston In straight sets.
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Sporting Editors Corner

Who is going to promote the Kos
Mccarthy go?
at the Y. M. c. A. during the next few
weeks.
The physical section committee OF
the Y. M. c. A. has outlined a pro-
gramme on a substantial basis for the
coming year.
Did you see the baseball game last
Sunday between Moorhead and Fargo
If you did not you should not miss the
one next Sunday.
Lawrence and Lawrence are still In
the race for the doubles in the Y. M.
G. A. tennis tournament The attorney
and his son make unique but fast
team of doubles.
Kossick says he can hide all of the
Mccarthy money when his hackers
come out. 1t Is quite true that over In
Moorhead he has some hackers who
will stake him to the limit.
After hearing for years about the
Marquis of Queensberry rules in the
fighting game, it is found that when
he comes to America his first attempt
at writing sports is about baseball
game.
What has become OF that baseball
game that was to be played in August
between the bankers and the insurance
men? Which one is afraid? 1t is
rumofed that because Argersinger has
left the bank that the financiers have
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Lanuford Wins.

New York. NJ. Y, Aug. 25.--Sen
Langford. the Boston heavyweight
last night knocked out Tony Ross oil
Pittsburg In the sixth. round Of their
scheduled ten round bout at the Ma
ttonal Sporting club here.
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Sensational Game.

Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. z6,-Cincin-
natl defeated Philadelphia In splen-
didly played contest OF fourteen In
nings. Suggs held the home team to
one hit for ten innings. In the elev.
enth Bates received first base on balls
of Moore and scored on Hobiitzel'a
nacriAce and Mitchcll'a single. Phila-
delphia tied tho score on Beck's single,
Luredus sacrifice and Titus single.
Cincinnati then won the game In the
fourteenth inning on two errors, d
pass, d double ateaI. and Hohlitzela
triple. The game was filed with
wonderful fielding plays. Scores
r, II. u.
k.AAaAnelpniA ss,tsstssttssttsss4
ISAnAAnaA s.tss4sssstssssastss ~ =
Batteries Moore and Spencer and
Moran: Euggs, Keefe and Mclean.
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Ship your game to Eggerts' sanitary
COLD storage. A special storage for
your game. Safe, clean and price
reasonable. Eggerts' Sanitary Market,
phones 591-592. No. / Broadway.
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kaws Beaten Again.

kaws Beaten Again,
Columbus, Aug. 25.-Fiene who
came up in the eighth with the Co
lumbus club shut out because of Per-
rings careless base running, walked
baltimore with two out and Walsh at
first. Congalton tied the score with
a double OFF the first ball pitched and
scored the winning run on Perring's
single. Score: r. H. E.
Columbus ..........s...... 3 z 1
Kansas City ............... Q
Batteries-Packard and Walsh;
Fiene and O'Connor.
Rain at Toledo.
Rain at Indianapolis.
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at the driving park in such bad shape
that the Madden sweepstakes, with
the trotters Joan. Soprano and Hail
Worthy entered. were postponed and
the 1908 trot was also postponed un-
til Friday.
Summaries.
ala trot, three In five. purse ST.
600:
Neva Todd, . m. by Todd (cur.
tlsJ ..,sss.s ss....-.......... 4
june, b m (Murphy) ........ 2 4
Clodagh. b m (Snedeker) $500. 8 2 8
Morning Light. br g (Jones) -. 4
Viola Strong, b m (Geers) -. 4 8
Radium SILK. M (Baker) 49,. 9 6 6
Time--2:16A, asia, 2;15A.
1908 pace, three In five, purse ST.
900:
Nutmore, b by Nutwood. Cab
raInsD .,.......... ..........
Hal Akin. h (Murphy) ......42 8
Red Wilkes. 5r., b g (McClel-
landl $1,000. ......s,.s..... 2
Hxall, Oh 8, (McGrath) ..s... "a s
Harvey, m c, b g (Taylor) -. Z 8
Alta Cost, b m Dempsey -. dis
Black Joe, blk 6 (Fleming) 49,. 8 DIR
Time-2:09A, 2:0sh, 2:o9A.
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no mound man to work for them and
have shown the yellow feather.

The Marquis Of Queensberry in his
first baseball article wonders why the
umpire does not go about with body
guard as does a football referee. He
says its because baseball is played with
the hands and football with the feet
that the former is more gentlemanly.
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Batteries Tyler and king sallee,
Steele and Bliss.
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Cubs Lost Game.

Brooklyn N. Y. Aug. 2s--Yester-
days game with Chicago had q SEN
sational finish, Erwin winning Il for
Brooklyn I'm the tenth with a drive
over the fence, Men were on first
and second at the time and as only
two runs were needed Erwin was
credited with only q triple. A hit
otherwise would have counted as
home run, Score:
r. H. e.
DIoohlyn ...s'.'.s...s....... 8 2
Chicago il 3
Batteries-Burke, Scanlon and Err
win; Reulbach. Brown and Archer.
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RAIN AT COLUMBUS.
pig Races Have Been Postponed BE-
eauaa af Heavy Track.

Columbus, o. Aug, b. rho heavy
smtm ek early morning left the track
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standing Of Teams.
White sox Won.

Chicago, Aug. 25.-Chicago hit
Quinn opportunity and with the as
sistance of the visitors errors woa
the opening game Of the series. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago 81 .
New York 38
Batteries-W Walsh and Block; Quinn
and Sweeney.
Rain at st. Louis.
Rain at Detroit.
Rain at Cleveland.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
Giants and Pirates Break.


New York, N. r. Aug. 25.--New
York and Pittsburg broke even in a
double header, the contest developing
into two great battles Of pitchers.
Mathewson was bested by Adams in
the first game, muffed foul by Her
zog in the sixth inning, starting
Mathewson's downfall as Adams fol-
lowed with q clean hit, leading up to
Pittsburg's first score. Marquard and
the better of Camnitz in the second
game, holding Pittsburg to two hits
which they punched for their only
run in the fifth. Marquard struck
out eleven men, eight of them fan
ming in the first four innings. New
York's winning run was scored in the
sixth on singles by Devore and Doyle
and Enodgrass sacrifice fly. Both
teams fielded brilliantly. Score:
First game r.. H e..
New YORK ..s..s..s....ss.....1
Pittsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0
Batteries Mathewson and Myers;
Adams and Gibson.
second game Fl. Il.
New York ....................2 j
Pittsburg ................. 2 /
Batteries MarQuard and Myers;
Camnitz and Gibson.
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YOUNG'S CLAIM CHECKS

Z. ]. Young y SONS Bus q Trans
fer Co.. win give you claim checks
for baggage to and from all depots.
hotels and residences Phone Is
Aviators are not considered good in
surable propositions.
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PHYSlcIANs

b. ]. CAMPBELL, M. D.-PRACTTCE
limited to diseases of women-Genito,
10 to 10 and TO 8. Over Mcdonald
drugstore, Front street. Phone 40.
DIR. p. II. BURToN-oFFICE HOURS.
70 to L s,sr M b1, e and psd to p ~
DR. Rars T. z 4. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
DRs syEfDaAnR R eSEsnafeG WEI BE- deLHND-
recie block. Office hours from 3 to @
DIS. =. H. BAILEY KAcHELMACH-
throat Once hours, Q to IL and 1sSO
to s. Offices IN the Stern block.
DIR. A. G.. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. once over Wnser's drugstore,
Cos Front street. Hours to 12s 2 to
and 2 TO 9: Telephone 1o4s-L office,
surgeons. once COS Front street. once
hours: 10 to II q. M. 2 TO and 70 8
D. IN. Phones: ONCE, sos; residence, 276.
DIX. HOMER b. SMITH, deLRRDRECiE
building Phone 2194-L. Hours: to
y. M. Residence phone 2I94-La2
DIR. ]. l.. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon, Cos Front street.
]. w. VIDAL nj. D. HOMEOPATHIC
Fargo, =. AZ
PLANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIMMEK, ia NINTH
avenue south. Master tuning and repair
ing. Phone 1871.
VISITING NURSE.
GRACE N. ROBINSON. r. n AgSO.
ciated charities; / to d. m, No. is
Eighth street south, phone CAT. Resi-.
denee 1346 Second avenue south, phone
2041-L. Hours; $50 a. N. to D. m. At
the service Of physicians at any time.
UNDERTAKEN.
AND LICENSED EMBALMER, FUNER-
al supplies. J. r. Rice, South Broad
way. Office south OF Moody's store
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RUDE Won Two Games.

Louisville, Aug. 25.-Rube Waddell
pitched double header for Mime
apolis and won both games. In the
first game he gave up ten hits but
they Melted only three runs In the
second he held the locals to five hits,
all singles and did not give a base on
balls or hit a man Scora.
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PLANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIMMEK, TIA NINTH
avenue south. Master tuning and repair
ing Phone 1871.
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VISITING NURSE

AND LICENSED EMBALMER, FUNFR-
al supplies. ]. r.. Rice, 8 South Broad
way. Office south OF Moody's store.
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Did you see the baseball game last
Sunday between Moorhead and Fargo?
If you did not you should not miss the
one next Sunday.