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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-04-28
CITY STORE NEWS

The market days start this year
with the second Saturday in May
the 13th-as the first. Let us work
together for their success during the
six summer months it will be given.
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A gasoline sad iron that holds an
even heat and saves fires, hot irons
and WEAKNESS on summer days is
shown at Walpers' hardware store.
The device is light and neat looking
and users say it does the business
fine.
It's hard to live within ones salary
in these days of high prices, but
there's one consolation-it's harder
to live without it.
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A new drapery with enlarged win
dow space gives room for clever dis
plays of furniture at the Field furni-
ture store. Other features are to be
added later
Did you ever notice the number of
figures a running account gathers?'
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A lighter weight French serge coat,
suitable for spring and fall wearing,
comes in tans and has met with great
demand by local women. Webb Bros.
have just received new shipment to
replace a stock just sold.
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Some very clever acrobatic work
may be seen at the Orpheum theater
the past half OF the week.
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Out in the steenth ward lives a
man who calls his home a bungalow
and says it's rightly named. He says
his carpenter bungled the job and he
still owes for the work.
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Go See has shoes. A house full of
them. There are all kinds and all
sizes. A special arrangement of Gen.
trail floor gives room for greater dis
play than ordinary.
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The prospects for a good baseball
team are good, and the business men
Of the city have responded we'll for
its maintenance.
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One section of the west room used
by French & Welch has been set
aside for use in showing bath room
fixtures and plumbing supplies, and
is very unique.
PROPOSAL.
Sealed bids will he received nv the
board of trustees for the completion
of the Masonic Temple at Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office of c. T. DeLemere, archi-
tect, in City National Bank Building
All bids must be left at the Office of
C. b. Little, chairman, before twelve
o'clock noon, April 20, 1911.
The board reserves the right to re-
loot anV Or. all hide
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MUSICAL ART SOCIETY.

The Musical Art Society meets this afternoon with Mrs. sam r. Mckee han as hostess. the following being the program of the afternoon:
 Vocal quartet-"The Rosary, Nerne. Misses Anderson, Faulkner, Gillian, Pate.
 Piano solo-'yenetion Love Song. " Neyin; Miss Blanche Hallman.
 Vocal solo-ta) "sing Me to Sleep Gruni; Cb)"Mighty Like a Rose Neyin.; Miss Hazel Miller.
 Piano duet-"The Palms., Foure; Mrs. Hoeue and Miss Robertson
 Violin Solo-The Rosary; Neyin; Mrs. ] F. Morris
 ReaGng-Mrs. Lloyd.
 Vocal Solo-rThe Rosary, Nevln Miss Anderson.
 Vocal solo-selected; Miss Faulk- ner.
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CITY PRIMARY
 ON JANUARY r
NAMING OF DATE OF PRIMARY WILL BE CUE FOR CANDIDATES
 TO GET IN FIELD.
Only Two Aldermanic Candidates Announced, Though There Are
 Candidates for Other Jobs.

The City Democratic Central Com mittee met last night and fixed the date for the next city primary for January r. which win give ample opportunity for the nominees to make their campa gn if aacessary teiore ,ke general city election, witch h held about six weeks later
 The announcing of the .late of the city primary will orooAby be the cue for a bunch of candidates for the aldermanic jobs. Up D date bus two candidates have showa !n the arena. and they are from different wards. therefore without opposition.
 some Of the present members Of the city council. whose terms expire at this time. have evidenced their intention of permitile otlels to take their places without a csatesf.
 Iii the matter of the city clerk ship, considered the most important Of the offices vacated at this time, presen. f'iessls. Iee Ice H. BButtteTfieid is nor a candidate, but there are already three asplrants for he place in the field with talk of others who may try for the place.
 The announcing of the ludges and clerks of election will be taken up at a later meeting of tLe committee. which will take place m ample time before the holding of ne primary The executive committee of the city committee has authority to name the judges and clerks. This executive committee. composed of the officers Of the city committee, also has .he duty of fixing the places where me voting shall be done
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Every family has need of good. reliable liniment For sprains. Dru- ises. soreness of the muscles and rheumatic pains there is none bet ter than ChamberIains Sold by all dealers.
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Wm. McGuigan. who has been quite seriously Il, for several days. is re ported decidedly improved.
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ED LEDwioeE DEAD.
Was z5 Years of Age, and Had Re- sided in This City for About
 Thirty Years.

Edward Ledwidge, one 0f the pio- neer citizens of this city, died yes terday afternoon at the age Of 75 years. after q lingering illness. lie had been a resident Of this city for about % years. and was at one time active in public affairs. He is sur vived by Chris J. Ledwidge, Mrs ]. E Harper and Mrs. 4. A. Coutlee Mrs. J. J. Lcdwidge of Nit Rose La; and Mrs. A. ] Brickey. oi Little Rock, all of the immediate fam. fly. The funeral services will be held from the family home at 123t Central avenue.
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Arthur Minzer the local ieweler. has gone to Cleveland on business grip.
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QUICK RELlEF FOR RHguMArlsM

QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEuMATisM
 George ". Rooms. Iawton, Mich. says. pr. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma tfsm has given my wife wonderful benefit for rheumatism. She could not lift hand or foot. had to be lifted Tor two months She began the use of the remedy and Improved rapidly. On Mondayfkhe could not move and on Wednesday she got up. dressed herself ard walked out for breakfast" Sold by Eisele & Hunt Drug
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AssleNEE's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to aa order of the Chaneery Court of Garland county. made and entered the 9th day of December 1911. the un- designed as assignee of B. Scherck will sell at public outciy to the highest and best bidder on Saturday December 23rd, 1911 at 12 o'clock nooa, a stock of General Merchandise and Furniture and Fixture situated in store room at No. POS Ouachita avenue. Hot Springs, Garland county. Arkansas. Said sale to be conduct cd at the front door of the above named premises.
 The terms of said sale 10 be one third cash and the balance on a cred. t of three months, the person or per- sons purchasing said stock to exc ute note or notes for the balance If the purchase money. said note or notes to be approved by the said as signee anu the Chancery court.
 Any person wishing to inspect the said stock Of goods and furniture md fixtures can obtain keys of the store room at office of the assignee over the Citizens National Bank, al the conner of Central and Malvern ave. Hot Springs. Ark
 Witness my hand and seal this. the 7th day of Dec. 1911.
 HENRY NJ CAMPBELL. Assignee.
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t is very important to Hot Springs who is elected and why.
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ARLINGTON ASSEMBLY.

What $ to be nearly the fast oi the informal assemblies at the Ar. lington will be held this eyeaing These informal parties have been very pleasant affairs during the present season and this evenings dfnce prom. ises to be one Of the best Of the present series. After the holidays these informal dances will be diseon- tinued
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BASE 5AtL sTATisTiclAN.

Chicago Dec. 14.-Irwin M. How, of Chicago. was today appointed or ficial statistician of the Amerieala Baseball League. Under Presiden Johnson's new plan the records will she kept outside the American league office and Will he printed each month instead of twice a season as has been the custom.
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PRocREsslvEs WIN.

Mexico Cit, Dec. 15.--Lack of q quorum in the electoral college today prevented the contamination of this city's first untrammeled municipal election The final choice. now ex- pected tomorrow, was entrusted to some four hundred electors. It Is conceded the progrsssives have won
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ARLINGTON PACK STAND oP. 'osiTE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR RiAcE CALLS ANSWERED PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE 'sts. LEE MAYBERRY, PRoPRlE- TOR
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4 new walking shoe just in. 16 but ton tan with white rope stitch sole. Military heel and round toe with short yamp. Price $500. PRICE AND ANTHONY. 12-15-3t.
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St. Louis Shoe
 Repair Shop
14e CentraI Avenue.

The only genulne G0dyear Wet stitcher in the city is ready to make your old shoes new. Half Soles. seyea .......... .75e Half Soles. nailed .............. soc Rubber Heels, ,..... 4oe and soc
 Work done while you wait l46 Central ave-, next door to De Soto Springs.
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The quicker cold is gotten rid of the less the danger from piistffuonia and other serious diseases. Mir. B. w. l.. Hall. of Waverly. Va. says T firmly believe chamberlain.s Cough Remedy to he absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds. have recommended if to my friends and they all agree with me-" For sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-05
MORE SIMPLE
FOOTBALL DUE

Chioag5. Jan. S. Simpler football
rules probably will be drafted by the
national gridron experts at the com.
ing meeting Of the rules committee
according to Coach A. A. Stage of the
University Of Chicago who returned
yesterday from the east. Coach Stage
said the committee members would
aim at Kidding the game or much of
the complexity which marked il this
season.
1.-THE game would be better il IL
were simpler in my opinion" said the
coach. CAS- 1t is, there Is great dan
ger that officials will not rule as well
as they might. and also danger of
wrangling among the players AID Of
f1cials. This trouble was not espe
cially great this season but IL might
have been so at any time
II cannot say in what particulars
the rules are to be made simpler, but
| hope the game as a whole will be
less complicated. The forward pass
rules, for instance, could be made over
in this regard to much advantage. 1t
is probable that the meeting Of the
national rules committee will be held
next month in New York"
Coach Stagg will superintend the of
fetal opening of the maroon indoor
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REESE ACCEPTS
NORTH Challenge
OLAF REESE ACCEPTS THE
CHALLENGE OF A. NORTH FOR
A WRESTLING BOUT IN FARGO
WOULD LIKE TO ARRANGE
MATcH IN NEAR FUTURE.

Olaf Reese, one of the best known
wrestlers in the northwest, has come
forward and through The Forum has
accepted the challenge issued by A.
North. North issued challenge to
all Corners at las pounds in Tuesday 8
Forum.
Reese is now in the pink Of condi-
ton and the sooner the bout is ar
ranged for, the better off he will be-
He has just returned from Brainerd,
where he won match Friday night
and is training at the present
time. He will weigh less than 145
pounds, but for the sake of good mat
contest he is willing to take on North
at the given weight and is enthusi-
astic over the proposed match.
At the present time Reese is the
wrestling instructor at the Tuxedo
Athletic club in this city. He has
been on the mat for a number of
years and during this time has had
but one defeat.
Il would suggest that the match be
pulled off in Fargo" said Reese, land
that it be given in Union hall if pos
stble. However, / am more than will
ling to meet North on his terms, as
1t would not greatly inconvenience me
where the contest is given"
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THE SEASON TO
Open APRIL Il

Cincinnati, Jan. 5.-The joint SEIZED
ule committee of the two major
leagues got together today at the Sin
ton hotel and worked out the details
of the arrangement OF dates for the
coming season. There we're present
President Lynch, Secretary Heydle-
and Barney Dreyfuss of the National
league and B. B, Johnson of the
American league.
The meeting was held behind closed
doors, and no announcement vas made
OF the playing dates, as the committee
has not finished its labo-s, which will
be continued tomorrow at the Laughrey
club after the session of the national
commission, which will. hold It's annual
meeting there. 1t is known, however
that the championship season in both
leagues Will open on Wednesday, April
II, and will close on Sunday, Oct. 8,
In the west and on the preceding day
in the east.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-05
DAVIDSON TO GO
FOR ICE HONORS
CHAMPION ROLLER SKATER OF
THE WORLD WHO WILL APP
PEAR IN FARGO HAS DECIDED
TO GO AFTER THE ICE sKAT-
ING CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Harry Davidson, the worlds re-
nowned roller skater, has decided to
go after the honors on the ice ring.
The famous roller rinlSer who will APP
pear in Fargo next week at the local
roller rink, has made up his mind
20 enter the ice skating speed world
and has already begun practicing on
the frozen water Kinks at Minneapo
| lis
Davidson, champion speed skater Of
the world on the rollers, has quietly
taken up .he Ice work again with an
intention of going after ali the marks
and incidentally having a try at all
the cracks of the professional game.
This decision was reached last week
and come about purely by chance
Davidson has been working on the roll
lers around the twin cities and
CHANGED to visit the big Hippodrome
rink at the Minnesota fair grounds
He was not familiar with the big sheet
of ice, the largest indoor rink in the
world and it made an appeal to him
The Eext day he showed UP at the
rink with a new outfit of speed skates
and has been working daily with an
idea of getting back into the speed
game.
x am going to start at the bottom
OF the list OF the ice skaters" said
Davidson, land see how far I can go
up the ladder. I have, cleaned all Of
them at the roller game, and, as
used to be fairly good at the ice
game, / believe l con come back and
entertain a lot of the present champs"
Davidson still holds thu ice record at
100 yards, straightaway, flying start
with wind, which he cut in seven Sec
onds.
The comeout of Davidson may tempt
Johnny Johnson and John Nilsson back
in the game, as both are in Minneapolis.
Norval Baptie is now in Minneapolis,
working out at the Hippodrome, and
If chance should get the old world
champions into the game again some
lively skating could be expected.
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After you have tried the sample
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-05
Players Are Released.

New York, Jan. 4.-The New York
American League club today released
Out-felder Lester CHANNEL and In
fielder John Priest to the indianapolis
team of the American association
Channel, who was with the High
landers last season. broke his leg in
sliding to third base in the game play
ed with st. Louis on May IL. Priest
never has played with the local club
which purchased him from Danville,
Va, last fall. The New York Ameri
can League club retains an option on
Priests services but CHANNEL is re-
leased outright.
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To PLAY in East.

Milwaukee, Jan. 5.-The Marquette
university athletic management has
practically completed arrangements
for a football game next fall in Chi
cago with Syracuse university, the
first meeting between the two instl-
tutions. Syracuse has given Mar
quette assurance that the game will
be played il Syracuse completes It's
expected western schedules, providing
for games with Michigan and st.
Louis. Marquette wanted the game
here. but the Syracuse people believe
that Chicago would turn out bigger
crowd for the affair and Marquette
finally agreed to the Syracuse terms.
Notre Dame is still insistent on a
transfer Of the Marquette game Gus
tomarily played in Milwaukee on
Thanksgiving, to Chicago.
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JOHNSON BACK
With FAMILY

Chicago, Jan. SACK Johnson. the
alleged prodigal, has returned The
big champion. following his supposed
threat to quit his home at 3344 Wa
bash avenue on Sunday when his
mother laid down the law as regards
the barring of his wife was back yes
terday with a denial that he had any
| intention of forsaking the establish
ment
Jack claimed that there was no
strife in domestic circles, but did not
! deny that he was missing throughout
the day previous or that his wife had
been taken the hospital II was said
last night that the pugilist had decided
. to agree to his mothers wishes and
hereafter his wife would live under
another roof
Just to show that he was in good
faith. Johnson came forth with a bum
die of receipts as evidence of the ex-
pense he is under in maintaining the
establishment on so elaborate scale.
He will remain here now until a week
from Saturday when he starts for the
coast, He will go out there to fill n
few show dates, take a rest and in
cidentally attempt to show the A. A. A..
that suspension is joke out that
way by signing up for another race
with Barney Oldfield.
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new men FOR HIS. TEAM
Some Good Material Showing Up in
the High School Basketball
Practice Every Night.

A number of new men are coming
out for the high school basketball
squad, which will be a potent factor in
turning out winning bunch. Among
those who are out are Blk, Lewis and
Comrie. These three men are making
a noticeable showing and make 1t
impossible to pick a definite lineup.
Coach Kalmbach made arrangements
for game here two weeks from Sat-
urday with the fast aggregation from
Tower City. Tower City always had
a good team and are liable to make
the locals travel If they wish to win.
The schedule will be filled out after
the holidays. 1t is probable that games
will be played with HiIlsboro, James
town, Minot. Grand Forks and Valley
City.
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BEST ATHLETE
| OF The YEAR 1910
MEL SHEPPARD TAKES CROWN
WITH DOZEN RECORDS ALL
MADE IN PERIOD or
THREE MONTHS.

New York. jan 5.--Melvin w.
Sheppard of the Irish American A. c.
belongs the honor Of having estab-
lished more track records than any
other athlete during 1910. The VINCE !
foot runner established no less than
twelve new marks at distances rang
ing from 500 yeards to two-thirds of
O. mile. He was also a member OF
the relay team which broke the worlds
record for two miles, so that his per-
Torrance Is without doubt the great
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est that has ever been recorded for

est that has ever been recorded for
an American athlete.
What is remarkable about his per
formances is the fact that all of tho
records were made in a period Of three
months.
Next spring, If Sheppard can get a
leave of absence he will tour the world
and take part in the championship
meets in every country affiliated with
the A. A. u. He is employed in the
federal service. He has recovered from
his recent slight attack of pneumonia
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oVERcoAT BETTING.
W:Il Be Stopped at oakIand-No
Quarter a Surprise.

Oakland, Jan. 5.--No Quarter prov
ed o surprise by winning the fourth
race at Emeryvile today. Arionet'e
ruled strong favorite but got ava, )
poorly and was shut Off No Quarter
took the lead before the stretch was
reached and won in a drive from Ra-
leigh. Sanest, a well played outsider
won easily in the third race.
There will be no more "oy ercnat
betting at EmeryviIle race track,
neither will there be any other vlo-
lation OF the anti-track gambling law.
which permits oral wagering OIL the
horses, but which permits the record
ing OF any bet. On behalf OF the new
California Jockey club this assurance
was given to the Alameda count grand
jury today by Secretary Treat. uf the
jockey club and on behalf OF the
bookmakers by sixteen of the frater-
nity.
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right to the title may possibly be dis
puted when applied in a general way,
but when speaking Of football they are
certainly entitled to be called the big
four. They not only have been repre-
scented on the so-called All-American
teams the greatest number OF times,
but are the only institutions that can
boast OF complete aIl-American elev-
ems.
Each Member Of the big four could
trot out an eleven of wonderful
strength with each man playing his
regular position. What is more, these
teams would be as strong as any that
ever stepped on a college gridiron.
In the following lineups the fans
may find it rather hard to choose a
favOrite as the teams appear to be OF
nearly anual gtran 9Th.
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Match ARRANGED.

Milwaukee. Jan 5--A match was
closed today between "Packy" McFar-
land OF Chicago and Freddy WEIGH Of
Cardiff Wales, light weights, for n
twenty boxing contest IN Eng
land Feb. Q, the boys to weigh 1873
pounds at 2 o'clock on day of contest.
according TO announcement made by
H. o. Messier, American representa-
tive for Hugh ID. Mcintosh.
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT. & RICHARDSON, ATToR-
neys. at law. Office, 4 and 6, Morton
MILLER, HENRY f., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo Ma
tional bank block, Fargo
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block, Broadway: Fargo. Probate
practice a speciality
ROBINSON, j. E., ATTORNEY At
Law, 612 Front street, Fargo Prac-
tees in all courts. Ta.: cases a spe-
cialty.
TURNER, H. r.. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
0mces In towards building, Broadway.
Practices in all courts.
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At Tampa.

Tampa, Fla, Jan. 5.-Three fovorites
rewarded form players today the vic
tory Of one of these, Orlando Lady,
In the first race, being a disastrous
blow to the books. Annie Larrania,
was installed favorIte, but was soon
neglected for the Hatfield entry, which
was backed from 2h to !, to l to 2.
The weather was decidedly cold In
contract with that of the last two
days