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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
WILLIAM ARCHER.
JOHN 2. ANDRUS.
JOHN J. BROWN.
Commissioners

PROPOSALS FOR CARGO-HANDLING AND
Locomotive cranes. Gasoline Engine driven
psssenrer car. Rock skips. Chaplsts. Electric
Gable. and Cable Terminals Sealed proposals
VIII be received a. the oihce Of nc Genera
sion. Washington. u. O., until 10 30 a. m
June -. 1911. at which tine they vii be
opened in public. for furnishing the above
mentioned articles. Blanks and general inior-
NATION relating 20 This Circular NO o34f ma.
De obtained from this once or me oHlces q.
the Assistant Purchasing Agents, - Htair
street New York City, GA Whitney Central
Building New orleans La, and 1855 NortH
Point Street San Francisco. Cal also frou
the r. : Engineer Oflces BOO the following
cities Seattle Wash; Los Angeles. cal ,
Baltimore Nd. Philadelphia Pa; Piusbrrs.
Pa: Boston Mass Buffalo. y. y. cleveland,
ohio. Cincinn-ti Ohio. Chicago. Ill.,. ST. Louis
No. Detroit Mich. Milwaukee. Wis, - Pau,
Mobile. Ala. and Galveston. Tex; Ccmtuerciai
club. Kansas city. Mo: Chamber of Com
merce and Board Of Trade. Tacoma. Wash.
r O. BOGGS CAPTAIN. Corps OF Engine GERS.
[. s A. General PURCHASING Officer.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS, - ARMY
building Whitehall Street. New York city.
Ma "a ieli-Sealed prog osais in tripiicate,
viii be received at the Philadelphia Depot Of the
4 NJ JuIv "a 1911 and then opened. FOR FUR
risting and delivering at the Philadelphia Depot
the foiloTing quantities o. Olive prsb Woolei
Materials. 5000 yds 20. melton 100 hnl5 ,
IS 900 yds ls-oz Melton finish 5O.o~ yds.
ls-oz.. BEDFORD Cord 1000 yds 1900, Neltoa
fnlsh Quantities 70 b subject 70 an increase ~
30 per cent n desired BY this Department. In
formation blanks for proposals.. etc, VIII Dc
Furnished upon application 20 the Depot quarter
master tGth -. and Gray'5 Perry Road. Ph.la-
dephia Pa. NJ GRAY ZALINSkI Depot = NJ.
7 : FNGINEER OFFICE. ROOM 80. Gus
tom House Baltimore. No Ma -. 1911 -
sealed proposals for dredging u Rockhall'
C)ueenstovn Claiborne and Cambridge Haroors.
sud ~useuehanns Chester Choptsnk. Warwick.
FCcomoke Ia Trappe, Wicomlco and Manokin
JJsi,.e~s and Tvaszin creek. Nd Nanucoks
Fiye~ Del and Nd. and Broad Creek River.
re will o. received a. this Office until one
I q clock p NJ. June % 1911 end then publicly
opened Information on application. IHos l.
/ tSEY. col Engrs
ir1.strict OF columbia. Washington. y r.,
MAY 70 l911-sealed proposals VII be re-
ceIvAd al this Office until two o'clock p. m
! Fridsv. June 9th, 1911. FOR furnishing the Dis
1 trict OF Columbia with torty-eight horses more
/ or less. Tor use IN the Fire Department during
| the dscal year beginning July I. 1911. Spec!-
/ Acations form Of proposal ard necessary IN
sorl-a alton NAV be obtained upon application 70
/ the Propertv clerk. n o.. Room 800 District
/ Building CCNO Il RUDOLPH. JOHN 4
/ JOHNSTON. WILLIAM y. JUDSON Commits
/ sioners. D. q.
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2 NgwARK m TWENTY Minutes

ne new high speed electric train service
= ne 3-cAdoo system. which Is % connect
ssrark vrh New York by way Of rhe
.,Acoo r1oes will be in operation on
'-1osF This Is the date set by the
fighters So charge for the opening OF the
- When re trains are running 70 Will
3e5s.o.e r, ger from Broad street New
~ 20 'ae Hudson Terminal Building IN
-' Vera. DO twenty minutes. and TO sd
go .n about half an hour The trains
b. VS. f1- old hacks OF tho Penn vlvauia
i, 700 from rhe Passaio River 70 POI NJ
-" ~hs no JERSEY Clry and then tine
''| ln1e. Jersey CITY,
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oeNNsYLVANIA AND INCOME TAX.

Harrisburg Penn Nay 25-The Pennsyl-
-arls LEGISLATURE adjourned sine die TO-
dsv without ratfying the proposed income
.sv amendment 70 the federal Constitution.
TIE House adopted the amendment after
-, had been held IN committee two months
- - was sent 20 the Senate few weeks
- and referred 70 > committee This
-7-,r,t+,ea never reported the amendment
off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

CITATIONS.

T14r PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
work bv the Grace Of God Free and indie
peudent-To James MCGUIRE. II living, or his
baf~s-at-lsv- next Of kin devisees and lesa-
ICES n deceased whose names and places Of
residence are unknown and cannot be ascer-
~ Ein 81 said Marv 4. Mcclure. deceased. not
heretofore cited. II any there be. whose names
ard pla~es OF residence are unknown ard can
No. be sscertained send greeting
Whereas. BRYAN l. Kennedy, OF The CITY 81
Nsw York has lately applied 10 the Surrc-
gsres court 81 our County u New York 70
have a certain instrument on writing dated
srd persoral pr0pcrtv. duly proved as the last
vii and Testament Of Mary Mcclure iars
y. The Count OF New York deceased. there
fors YOU and each ~ you are cited 70 appear
bAfo~e r. Surrogate OF our County % New
yo-x A. his once n the Cou1tv ct New York
or the oh day Of June enc thousand nine
hundred and eleven. ar hshpast ten o'clock
attend the probate q the said last Vill and
And such % you as are herebv cited as ars
under the age Of twenty-one ears are re-
ou,red 10 appear By YOUR guardian y YOU
I've one or = YOU have none. 90 appeal and
applv sor one 20 Dc appointed. or n tho event
~ -our neglect or failure 20 DO 90 guar
dian VIII be appointed By the Surrogate 70
represent ard act FOR YOU IN the proceeding
In Testimonv Whereof We have caused the
sea- ~ the Surrogate Court N the sad
COUNTY II New York 70 he hereunto afixed
Witness Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler a
surrogate % our said COUNTY of View
T@ealI York o. said County. the 10Th dav Of
April IN the year Of our Lord one
DANIEL T. DOWDNEY
fa~f. M No. a 10 G. Ifasf
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LOST BANkEOOkS

LOST OF STOLEN. -Bsnkbook 40 ego $50 OF The
German savings Bank IN The city of New
work corner an ave ana lfth ST. issued 10
Marta Prockmanu IN trust f0r Margaret Brock
mann All persons are cautioned against rego-
fisfinx the came. II not returned 10 the bank
on the 18th day If June. lali. duplicate viii
be issued
lost -Pankbook No SOS 5iG. Bank for savings
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped
please return book 20 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

COvzRNTSS. tutor. COMPANION: successful. sx-
rerieured teacher Of French, German, Enslish
branches music dipiomee Hanover, Paris
Write Highest References. 2la West Am 81.
GRADUATE, NURSE would care for invalid lady
or gentleman. no objection 70 travel A. r.
rT..kav Madison. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
PROPOSALS.
Outlet Sewer Pipes.
Office Of the
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission
No. 2 Grand Street,
White Plains, New York.
Nav Is. 1911

NAV To- lfl
AUTHORITY being given b. and pursuant 70
the provisions Of Chapter six hundred and forty
six Of the Laws OF Nineteen hundred and I'VE.
as amended by Chapter Seven hundred and Tor
ty-seven Of the Laws Of Nineteen hundred ana
seven and CHAPTER Nincty-six Of the Laws or
Nineteen hundred and nine. SEALED BIDS. IN
opaque envelopes addressed 10 the Chairman
or the Bronx VALLEY Sewer Commission and &C
companed by a certified check for az least hye
per cent ot the total amount OF the bid SUD-
mlttec. vii he received up to June ], 1911, az
1880 p NJ for furnishing all the work ana
materials necessary, excepting the forty-eignl
inch cast iron pipss which will be furnished
by the commission on shore near the side or the
work, for the
CONSTRUCTION and laying in 4 water tight
manner Of three hundred and twenty-five teet
OF forty-e ght inch cast iron pipe from the end
OF the sewer as now laid extending out IN the
bed OF the Hudson River IN a double line one
hundred and sxty-one feet. All IN compliance
with the details and conditions set forth IN the
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS, which may ~
seen az the Office OF the Commission. Form Tor
bids and form Of contract and form ~ BOND CT
security may be obtained from the secretary OF
the Commission upon the PAYMENT of one DO -
lar. 20 be repaid VIXEN these same said forms are
properly used N bidding.
F y. GLOVER, Secretarv.
WILLIAM ARCHER.
JOHN 2. ANDRUS.
JOHN J. BROWN.
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
HELP WANTED.
Male.

HARNESS MAKER wanted. sober. Industrious
and willing 70 work; good salary and steaqy
position English language not necessary. Appi1
az once 10 Leonard Beezza. $3.50 Newark ave.
jersey City. y. J.
WANTED. so men. each 10 own bungalow
lot AT Ocean Gate. price, $50, easy terms
best water front propertv on East Jersey Coast.
II interested send fer free tickets. VIM Westsr-
field As West Bath -. Room 500
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RESORTS.
lUT-sCMNIEK HOMEs

JUST OUT-sCMMER HOMES.
$50 Page Illustrated Book. Full informa-
ton in regard 20 summer Resorts In YER
mont ard shores Lake ChampIain with
hotel. farm and village home accommoda-
tons. Prices 81 per week and up. Send &c
stamps for mailing Address. Summer
Homes No. %. 2sh Broadwey. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

..,-rer capable Of taking infant from birth
n 'ii,~.eiiert references; good traveller, speaks
. $3.50 and German. hospital graduate x. NJ.
7 ~ '-t,g(;.rsId's Bureau J03 9Th ave. en-
af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

-GOfE-Germ1r. rr7f class. good baker. excel
fr-- manager. Verr economical has friend
l.,,r6rege z-cd chsmhermaid. together or s-r1-
ra-- Morrow Agenc,. 72i Lexington ave, cor
rar r-th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

.TfNDRFsS-F First cIas7, slIrtF- cOII1rs. GUNS
las friend waitress. nurse o. seanstr~ss TO
eether 9r separate, city country MORO"
ssencv 72l Lexington az corner a-th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

..,-gsFRy GOVERNEss Enslis graduate.
NJ - fi.srs' experience. speaks French. teaches
elSAt 't@sncbes. one or two children. NJ. W.
knsiisn VI. Agency. sos 9TH ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

rDr-PL = French and English cook and butler
do entire work private family. city or country :.
btgbiv recommended Morrow s. Agsncy ~
e,1ngf0n ave. corner aeih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

COOK WAITRESS .-Lsdy closing house
htshfy recommends TWO excellent girls. to-
~efher OF single free June ]. 40 East
2Jth 81 " --
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Female.

MADAME HUDSON's scnool of Dcrnistolosy
30 West 32d. Classes now beginning terms
rnrdarafe cal or Nrite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

,,-N-rprlse.- First class, shirts. collars Guns
b|..eiier+ CITY references. $50 $50 Miss Buck
- Agency II West 42d - Tel 74sT Bryant
,-.,r, tn small apartment or employed during
d, ,,inrnfne hours y -elhy, 1872 West 1870 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

FXFFRIENCFD English nurse take fun charge
~ infant or child. good needlewomSu. speaks
r-rercI- willing 80 travel. three wears best city
references s. A. J.. Tribune Uptown Office 1864
broadway
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ANTIQUES.

GENUINE ANTIQUES from Messina ruins: res
souable prices Call. a. Jumbo. - W. sth ST.
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understands plain and fancy cooking best ref
arerces Iussila Agency. $50 Lexington ave.
Tel 4453-Plaza
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FOR SALE.

RIG BARGAINs-siightiyu used once furniture
desks typewriters. cash registers. adding
machines monographs. Ming cabinets, safes. ad-
Iressins machines. time clocks. partitions cnecA
s,a,srtors hookcssss NATHAN White Ct
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
aiGBEsT PRICES for diamonds. pearls. Old
gold; established is4A Mrs Lynch's Son. s4s
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

Two English girls. highest references. in
.astfr4tld $50 and S25 Waldorf Agency, -
west 23d Phone 300 Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

=, ,-I-U GIRLS. together or sepsrstei
TWO pt+Ttirsss chambermaid- Waitress two
e9os bsf years excellent tetsrsgiesa eiiy or
country 80 agency, II West i.t st. Phone.
s.IO EIsaat'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
TWO competent Young Norwegian girls. ,oxe,her
or separate COOK. first class All branches.
chsm waitress. $3.50 two years az
ceient rei-renees. Industrial Association agen-
cy. II N,st i2d 81 Phone s2io Bryant
TWO GIRLS. together or separate cook-iaun-
dress, chamhermaid-wsitress. four wears per-
.onal city references city or country. 500 and
$50 o. Industrial Association Eu1pioyrnent
Agency. II West 81 81. Phone 52fO Eryant
Two Norwegian girls cock, good baker. other
waitress and charlbermaid: likes children. 10
entire work private family. CITY country Nor
row Agency. ~ Lexington ave. corner ssth
TWO SISTERS. chambernad and waitress
would Ike situations In the courtr-. wages
S25 can be seen az present EMPLOYERS re- West
,4ln 81. between 10 and II o'clock
UPSTAIRS WoRK.-By a German Eirl. upstairs
work and sewing. good references. Address
Mare Fu-psss. Selden st. Rochester. y. 7.
WAITREss.-North OF Ireland Protestant: good
appearance; thoroughly experienced: city OF
country; $50. F.. Industrial Association En-
ployment Agency. II West 42d ST. Phone $40
Bryant.
WAITRESS - CHAMBERMAID. - Two sister,
would like situation In the country. Can be
seen az present employers. between 10 and II
clock. wages So. 10 West bath 81.
NAITREsS-Tal. excellent Swedish girl. first
class waitress-Parormsd. best references. any
wnere: $50 osterbsrg's Agency, T16 Lexington
ave. Tel. 1855 Plaza.
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DOGS, BIRDS, ETC.

COLES We have been breeding Colies for
twer-y-four years. We have sold Colliss 10 the
hest people Of America: J. Morgan. Esq
purchased one from US az goo. and one a.
$500 We have now some extra fine male pup
pies sable and white. beautifully marked. some
tron the same blood as the $500 collie purch Aed
hv Mr. Morgan. Ar the low prices % SIS. $50 ana
S35 also males u other and equally as good
breeding AZ SIS and $50. also handsome male.
sable seven months old. price Sl2 We give full
authentic pedigree. and full directions 20 care
and feeding given purchaser We ship promptly
money refunded We gladly show Collles 20
those who call. PINE GROVE COLLIE KEN
NEL.S Lake Ronkonkoma. Long Lsand- y. Y
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5,.s,,sTREss Ccoloredl wants home work. re-,
sE.e,t@ina alterations. etc Mime. Winston S2s
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INSTRUCTION..
For Both sexes-City
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govern
esses. etc. TO Colleges. schools and Famiiea
APPLY TO Mrs N. j YOUNG FULTON.
Union
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Steamer Mary Powell
lfsSs.,!sl,,, 8 II ~; JUS! n

For Newburgh. hkeepsie and Kingston.
\, eek DAYS. % ?. N. from II Franklin 81
For highland Fails. Newburgh and Intermediate
landings week DAYS 90 p NJ Sundays, Q 90
A NJ. West 129th St. 80 4. NJ
Tel. 405 Franklin.
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az SEVENTH AVE. Exceptional rooms ard
board for selact families IN private boarding
house. i've minutes from Prospect Park subway
and al fines Of cars. references exchanged
Phone. 6Tl2 Prospect
nth ST 3Dl WEST &C comfortable rooms. ex-
cellent board convenient 10 subway and River
.ide Drive. table guests. references.
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A. =. Matthews sons. sos Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
Boston store. 1867 Broadway. Bklyn
McCormicks. eth 81. and 5th Ave.
Brooklyn.
German 3, 22S Grand ST.. Brooklyn.
E2Of 5fh Ave. Brooklyn.
". Y. SNYDER Co. Newark. N. J.
Gelsmsr- Meyer Co. Hoboken. a. j
1916 % Ave. Bronx. z
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COOK German frst class all branches, ex-
cefient CITY references. city or country $40
sA5 r. Miss BuckIeys Agency Il West 42d
- phone T4s7-BTvanf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

COOK Neat Swedish girl. very coed cook
tstee entire care kitchen. best references
ss5 OsterberFs Agency. Ti6 Lexington as.
Tei t055-plaza
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-''. nA1f Bldg. % moor. 9Th Ave.
enc 18Th S.. n z. Cry.
10 senior Inc. ZIG ". 18TH 81.
--7il.s Flanagan Co, % ana West
u.p-A.ss.-I AYES. New York city.
1ll-Ane Z OFiahsrty. eth Ave.
.oe. -. tSa s.. New York city.
81 Ave. New York CITY
-" ave. & bet 10th K liza A..
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REn RANK linz

lei. 4O5 Franklin.
RED BANK LINE.
Leaves Franklin St Pier "a North River
daiiv s.25 A VI 23O P. N, sun. $50 A. N.
Battery : So A. NJ for Highlands. Red Bank,
etc Exc SOC. Trolley 10 Long Branch and
Asbury Park.
rI. n.u 80 Short Tours. All En-
decoration llay penses" 2 to days. all re-
OUTINGS sorts Sc upwards. Send for
details. MARsTERs. 81 W. Goth 81. New YORK
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TYPEWRITlNo AND TYPEWRlreR'
BOARD AND ROOMS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau 81. cataiosus
free: all makes taken part payment, oare a.ns
In Underwoods Remington- Oiivers Smiths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26

A KINDLY middle aged English speaking
SCANDINAVIAN ady. a. present In Mime
apols wants position as housekeeper FOR
single person or small family 4. ; Box .,
Tribune Office
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-08
VALLEY CITY IS
MAKING RECORD

Valley City, N. D.. July S.-By win
ming three out of four games from
Mandan, the baseball champions Of the
slope, the Valley City ball team has
put ilself well on the road toward the
championship of the state. The fourth
game will be played today, and 1t is
confidently expected that the locals
viii make it four straight victories.
All three of the games were won by
decisive scores, and not this season
has the local team displayed the hit
ting ability shown in the three con-
tests. a.
Paulson in the box for the locals
was given his first try out in the morn
ing, in q hard game, and was invinc-
ible. The score, to /. should have
been zero for the visitors, but for
wild throw by Mills in the eighth
While only six men struck out the
Mandan boys were unable to connect
at critical times, and not until the
eighth inning were they able to drive
the ball outside the diamond. Then
two long drives which looked safe
were gathered in by Foutsch and
Smith
A~AASSOA hAAS WCAO 6dinSICu OIL VIVA
ANS delivery, while only two Of the
visitors connected safely. For the To-
calls, McGarry, Lamb, Kline. Mccarthy,
Foutsch and Mills are all hitting at
top notch. Kline and Foutsch, newly
arrived from the disbanded Red Wing
aggregation have proved themselves
valuable additions to the batting stan,
and practically every man on the team
is connecting with the sphere regu-
larry.
That Valley City will make strong
bid for the state championship is GER
tain. jamestown and Devils Lake are
the only teams in the state which will
make strong bid for the honor. Be-
ginning Monday, a six game series will
open with Alexandria on the local
grounds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-08
Baseball
FESSENDEN TOOK
EVENTS OF SERIES
FAST FEssENDEN BASEBALL
TEAM CAPTURED ALL OF THE
GAMES PLAYED IN A SERIES,
DEFEATING NEW ROCKFORD,
ANAMoosE AND cARRINGToN.

At the Wells county fair and Fourth
of July celebration at Fessenden Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week the fast Fessenden ball team
took three exhibition games in a row
from New Rockford, Anamoose and
Darlington, In the order named. all
three games being bolstered up with
outside ex-league and professional
players. Large crowds attended these
games, at least 1000 fans being pres
emit on the Fourth.
The game Monday evening with New
Rockford started off well. but 1t was
apparent that the visitors were badly
outclassed in all positions, and in the
NTH inning they blew up. And in
the eighth repeated the demonstration.
During these innings Fessenden SCI
cured ten clean hits, three of which
were for two bases. Chisholm for the
locals twirled a star game, allowing
but two hits. only one Of which result
ed in a score, and striking out nine
batsmen. Dosen of the locals proved
to be a star on several occasions at
one time making an almost impossible
catch with one hand. Score: r. III. e.
Fessenden .010 $50 60x--15 IL 2
New Rockford 1000 001 DOL 2 2
Batteries Chisholm and c. villand:
Gardner and Smith.
The Anamoose team was taken on
the evening Of the Fourth. Fessenden
pounded out eleven scores in the Sec
ond. third and fourth. This is the
fourth defeat Anamoose has suffered
this season at the hands of Fessen-
den. Score: R.H. e.
Anamoose ......1S0 OC0 O2O- Z 4
Fessenden ......024 501 10x-1s 12
Batteries artelmy and Wygandt:
Lund and Olafson.
The Darlington boys were greeted
Wednesday evening with a crowd Of
about 1000 fans and proceeded to get
In q demora1ized condition in the Sec
ond stanza. Carvel the Aberdeen slab
artist going the aeroplane route. and
continuing in faraway upness until
brought back to earth and relieved in
the nth by Adams. Darlington lost
the game is to Z, the game being called
at the end Of the seventh inning on
account of darkness. Score: r. Fl. q.
Darlington ........210 001 81 q
Fessenden ...... 1862 S01 x--1S IL 8
Batteries -CarveI. Adams and Smith:
n. Villand and Olafson.
The Fessenden team has been up
against the fastest teams In the west
ern part Of the state and has easily
defeated all corners, and now has rea-
son to believe they can cope with any
regularly organized team In the state,
and are hereby offering challenge
10 any such teams. For games, dates.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-08
GATE CITY SHOOT
OPENS TOMORROW
ANNUAL PROGRAMME OF THE
GATE CITY GUN CLUB WILL Be
STARTED TOMORROW AT THE
CLUB GROUNDS AND WILL LAST
TWO DAYS.

The annual tournament of the Gate
City Gun club win be started tomor-
row at the club grounds near the A.
c. and the nimrods Of the city are
expecting the shoot this year to be
one of the best ever held here
Visitors will be In the city from all
over the state and the fame of the
gate city clubs shoots have made
Fargo a most attractive tournament
center. It is expected that there will
be fifty outside shooters here besides
the large number Of men who will en-
ter from the local club.
In the first days shoot there will
be thirteen events ten regular and
three extras. The first ten events will
have fifteen targets each, as will the
other three with the exception Of the
last one where five additional targets
have been added. In the extra events
the money back system will prevail.
The second days event will be a
repetition of the day before and by
that time it is expected the good shoot
ers will begin to be picked by the en-
thusiasts and the contest Is expected
to wax warm.
The Interstate association has con-
tributed 500 to the local squier money
back special fund and the Fargo club
has added to this amount an extra
$3.50.
The division of the money is made
as follows:
Regular Programme-Rose system
ratio points, 5, 8. 2. /.
Optional Sweepstakes - Percentage
system, 40. 80. 20 and 10 per cent, class
shooting. Ten t10) entries and uh-
der. three moneys, so. 80 and 20 per
cent.
To be eligible for the squier money
back system a contestant must COM
pete in all regular programme events.
The optional sweepstakes are sep
arate from the regular programme and
1t is optional with the contestant
whether or not he makes entry for
them. The squier money-back system
does not apply to the optional sweep
stakes.
To be eligible for the extra events
contestant must compete in the entire
programme.
In the extra events the money viii
be divided by the percentage system
into four moneys. 40. 80. %. 10 per
cent. All ties divide.