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decided, but Fargo had what seemed
a title to ii, as Grand Forks was de-
feated and Valley City did not wish
to sign articles Grand Forks put
Fargo out of the race entirely this
last season. but had TO work hard to
do so, and had Coach Kalmbach's in
structions been followed more closely,
there is much doubt as TO whether
or no, the local team would have been
defeated.
( Coach Kalmbach is an excellent
track coach, as was clearly proven last
spring when Fargo completely out
classed every school in the state in
the meets at the agricultural college
and university Of North Dakota. Fargo
won both of these meets with ease
and the banners that hang in the audi
forum at the high school will not only
be tokens of remembrance Of victory
but also of the one who so ably in
structed the sprinters and runners.
The man who succeeds Mr.. Kahn
bach next year will find things much
different that the latter did He will
have nine old football players back
and a number of good subs In bas-
ketball he will have four men OF this
years squad and also number of fast
second team men. Taking these
things into consideration, Coach Kahn
bach has, by his great efforts, raised
the standard of the high school ath-
letics greatly, besides winning many
state championships.
Not only has Mr.. Kalmbach been a
successful coach, but Principal G. D..
Spaulding says MIR. Kalmbach is an
honest and an efficient teacher, one
who has had at heart always the well
fare Of the pupils, and as assistant
principal has worked for the best in
terest of the Fargo high school,"
Mr. Kalmbach will remain at the
high school the remainder of this year.
He has not made any statements as
to what he intends to do, or where
he will go next year, but whatever he
may take up, he has the best wishes
Of the students and alumni of the Far
go high school, as well as many others
who have admired his work. -.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-15
HAS A SPEED TRAINER
McAIeer Springs . New One by in,
Producing Speed Trainer for
the Giants.

One of the innovations that Manager
McAleer expects to inaugurate in con-
nection with the training of his players
is the engagement OF a trainer who
makes a speciality Of improving the
players speed. Raouel lanai, who has
gained considerable prominence in ath-
Ietics as a developer of sprinters, is
most likely to be assigned to this work.
Manager McAleer has had a conference
with lanai and arrangements may be
made which will take him south with
the team.
lanai interested himself in several
OF the players last season and spent
several hours each morning at the park
teaching them the art of sprinting.
Lelivedt was one of those improved in
this way. McAleer realized that speed
means much to a ball team and for
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LESLIE WHEELER
ELECTED CAPTAIN
BIG BANQUET LAST EVENING
WAS RENDERED THE BASKET
BALL TEAM OF THE A. c. BY
THE EVOLUTIONARY RESPOND
TO ToAsTs.

Last evening the men of the A. G.
basketball team were the guests Of the
faculty at banueqt given at Prizes
hall.
Professor Keene acted as toastmas-
ter and called upon Professor Waldron
to respond to the toast, The Patriarch.
Mr.. Waldron, being. the oldest profess
sor, from the pont of service, in the
institution, spoke of thep rogress Of
athletics. Dean Bolley was next called
upon to respond to the toast, Past
Management. Mr. Bolley was the first
coach and manager of athletics at the
agricultural college.
Captain Darrow responded to the
toast, The Satisfaction of Winning. He
thanked the faculty for their never
failing support and for the entterain-
ment which the team was receiving.
Professor Minard spoke from the
standpoint of the Faculty Member Of
the Athletic Board. He spoke of the
relation Of athletics to the educational
institution and of the splendid work
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San Francisco, March 15.--Frankie
Burns, the crack lightweight of Cali
fornia, by the elimination process, is
due for the big rest.
That Is Jack Perkins idea of the
proper way to handle his little scrap
per, and accordingly the edict has gone
forth that the Oaklander will do no
boxing in March, even If the opportun-
ity presents itself, and that possibly he
will not go into the ring again until
next May.
Perkins has good deal of young
ster in Burns and he doesn't want to
force his man along at too rapid a gait.
He believes most sincerely that Burns
is destined to be worlds champion
in the pugilistic game, and for that
reason he is quite contented not to
rush matters
OF course, since the March permit is
not yet setted, Burns has no guaran-
teed offer for next month, but Perkins
has forestaIled all possibility by de-
clining the issue. While the rest is the
main thing that induces Perkins to
take this stand there is another angle.
He doesn't believe that frankie needs
to go through any more elimination
contests. The next time the oakland
er starts he wants to go against Moran
or Wolgast and for that reason he
refused to consider such men as John
my Mccarthy or Anton LaGrove.
II don't think it is necessary for me
to show people any more about what
can do said Burns recently. II have
been willing all along to climb the lad !
der. but now that / have won from
Hogan and Lew Powell want to have
the advantage that Is coming | am
not afraid of LaGrave or Mccarthy,
but there is little to be gained by
meeting them. Very frankly, / would
rather have Moran just now than VOL
CAST. Moran is one fellow that | am
sure can beat. and after that IT viii
be time enough to take on the light
weight champion. A rest Of a month
or SO and I viii be in good shape for
the chance If it comes to me.
Perkins has secured partial prom
Use from Coffroth for a match between
Burns and Owen Moran In May. At
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JAPANESE TEAM
AT MINNESOTA

Minneapolis, March 15.-Arrange-
ments have been completed for two
games of baseball between Waseda
university of Japan and the University
of Minnesota, the games to be played
on Northrop field on May 26 and 81
The japanese university, the largest
in Japan, will send its baseball team
to the United States this summer for
an extensive tour and will play games
with sveral Of the larger universi-
ties.
The gophers have been in CORE
spondence with athletic authorities OF
Waseda university regarding the
scheduling of two games here and in
reference to the proposed trip to be
taken by the Minnesota team to Japan
later in the summer, and as a result
Minnesota has been awarded two dates
on the Waseda route.
Baseball is a strong favorite among
the Japanese and the tours of the Wis
consin and Chicago university mines
in the last two years have done much
to foster the American sport in Japan
Waseda university will come over with
the intention OF demonstrating that
Americans are not the only ones who
can play baseball. Members of the
university teams, which have already
played in Japan, say the Waseda play
ers are remarkably clever felders and
possess good pitching and base run
ming ability, but have not yet succeed
ed in hitting like the ball players OF
this country.
Waseda has a total enrolment of
800 Students. Prof. Iso Abb of the
university will accompany the team
and preparations are already under
way at the University of Minnesota to
provide a suitable entertainment for
the visitors.
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R'FARLAND
OUTPOINTS MORAN

New York, March 15.-Packey Nc
Farland, the Chicago lightweight, out
pointed Owen Moran, claimant to the
English lightweight championship at
every stage of their ten round fight
before the Paramount Athletic club
here last night: 1t was clean, hard
fought battle throughout, in which the
Chicago boy fully demonstrated his
superiority over the Englishman. Nc
Farland was always there with a clean
punch and when Moran reached for
him he found the Chicago boy most
elusive. Mcfarland depended for the
greater part on body blows, reaching
Moran right and left below the head.
At close quarters he had an advan-
tage over the Englishman. Neither
man suffered much.
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the most complete books of the kind
ever issued. 1t contains everything that
is of interest to the enthusiasts. The
guide has many full page illustrations
and contains instructions how to play
every position on a nine, and a feature
is made of the art of pitching curved
ball 1t has all the Official rules for
the post season championship games,
schedule OF the seasons games, aver
ages and standing OF all the leagues.
1t is No. 20 of Foxs Athletic library
and win be sent TO any address for 10
cents with 4 cents extra to pay post
age. Address, Richard X Fox, Frank
lin Square, New York City.
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GOPHER STAR
TO DEVILS LAKE

Devils Lake, N D., March Is
That Earl Chestnut, the newly elected
athletic director Of the local schools
will be welcomed most enthusiastical-
ly by local lovers of the gridiron game
is an apparent fact since the de-
cision of the board has been made
known. Chestnut is we'll known among
the alumni of all colleges and his
record at Minnesota is an enviable
one. His high school team in Min
nesota did not lose a game last year
and with the excellent material that
he will have at his command this
year in Devils Lake he should turn
out an eleven that will make the old
time opponents open their eyes.
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cuR WON'T PLAY
ON THE SABBATH.

Chicago, March 15.-President
Murphy looks for a moral uplift
among the members Of the cub
squad when they return from the
south. ]. i. Cooke, jr., pitching
recruit from Peoria, son of an
Arkansas minister, Is opposed to
playing on Sunday, and asked to
be excused from Sabbath duty
when he signed the contract. Both
President Murphy md Manager
Chance respected his wishes In
the matter and granted his re-
quest.
Cooke is expected to fll the gap
made by Overall's refustl to play
this season.
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No GAMBLING
AMONG tigers

Detroit. Mich, March 1.-Hughey
Jennings, manager of the tigers, has
issued an order against gambling
among the members of the Detroit
club. It is, in fact, an ultimatum and
has thrown gloom into the ranks Of
a number of baseball lights, for whom
the little cubes used to roll often and
not badly. Jennings has told his squad
at Monroe, La, that in the future all
gambling among the members must
stop. The man who breaks this rule
will be fined $500 and suspended for
an indefinite period. jennings believes
that the heavy losses sustained by
some of the players has made them
unfit to do their best work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-15
49,49l,OOO TRAVEL;
NOT .ALIFE LOST
Hartman lines Passenger
Report for 1910 Shows. Vic
tory Of. Safety Devices.
ACCIDENTS CUT 10 THIRD.
Union Pacific Casualties Drop to
One.Eifth; Ticket scalping
Ts Reduced

The E4riman. naswaS Hines carried 10 De.
cent 'af the estimated $40 passenger transc
1.-THE United States. or ae. 4o1, 900 .psoDls.
without fatal accident 20 any ot the mum.
Der. THIS result f. aserfbed TO the Instafss.-
ton or safety devices and To- believed kohaYs
no parallel inthe railroad world.
The report, Containing this date. 3ts6 has
been compiled In the odiees OF Julius Kr1itt-
sohnltt. Airestor OF maintenance end opera
ton on the syEten. Including the Southern
PacSac ana Union Paclns railroads. . total
OF 1890 miles.
The total number Of passengers carried
on q one mile faSlS was S.0o0.OooOOO. The
figures Of the countTy'b railroads for 1910
have not set been complied by the govern
meat; but IN 1eo8 the Interstate commerca
commission reported the number Of passen-
gers Carried a. 1000 100000 The figures
for 1910 will not-excsed a. billion moFs. It 10
said
No IKE Record Known.
Many other railroads have gone through q
year without fatality.:to .AhS OF Its passen-
gers. but It Is said. that no'systenn has made
this record Tor such . JaEEe total Of passen-
Fers.
The results on the Hartman linesjafe as
eribed TO a campaign waged by themanage.
nent for years to reduce accidents. The Iar-
rirnan System now has more miles OF auto
matte block signal protection than any other
system In the world. AR. KruttschTitt hlnl-
self has directed special. attention % the aS-
cI6ent problem and began ssVeraL years ago
tor bring about n Reduction by giving COM
plete publicity TO all forms. Of accidents and
their investigation. which, It Is believed.
spnrrsd both officers and employees 20 geeAtak
,sffertS-to safeguard lives inttnstsd 70 their
care
Chicago Tribune, february I2fb.
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Turner Beat War EaaIs

Aberdeen. S. d., March George
Turner, the South Dakota wrestler,
defeated Chief War Eagle, the Indian,
in a three-round bout at Selby. The
indiana won one throw, but Turner
took the other two. Turner ana the
Indian will be matched at Lennon
soon and Turner and Peters of Min
neapolis have posted the money for
match to finish with a side bet
Of $500, to be held some time before
April 8.
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PHYSICIANS

r. j. CAMPBELL, M. D.-PRACTICE
limited to diseases Of women-Genito.
urinary Snd skin diseases. Office hours
10 TO 10 end TO s. Over McDonaid
drug store, Front street Phone 72e.
On. 2. IN. KION--OFFILE louis.
10 70 ~ q. ln., 2 70 s and s to 3. IA.
Office. Stern bulldin- Phone l7S-L
Or. d Billion, HoMEoPArHIc
physician, d9l4endrecie block
DRS. Dr4hROW. u WEIBLks. deLEND-
recle block. Office hours from 20
Dis. =. II. BAILEY :: KAcHEr.MA cur
er. Specialists eye. ear, nose AM,
throat. Once hours, 70 IL and Ia
60 s. Ohices In the Stern blocK soy
Oh. A. 9. .dQRRlS. PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Qffice over Wilser's oruR
store, sos Front street Hours . %
49, 70 5 and Z 70 g. T@lepnone
lU43-L offlce; I043.L2 residence.
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS, AND
surgeons. Ofrice COS front street az.
fico hours: 10 to IL q. M, !. TO s and =
20 p. m. Phones: OEdca $50; Iesi.
DIX s noG iSi B. SMITH, deLENDREcrD
building. Phone 2194-L Hours: to
-. Residence phone a1S4-La
Or Il L. SANA3Es PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. e06 Front street.
J. W VIDAL IA. ~, h0MEOPATFTTc
physician and surgeon. Edwards block
q. N. oESoN. M. D.-pRAcTIcE LIN.
tied to Otice practice. Edwards Buildina. .
10 70 ~ a. M, z TO and to Z 100 o. N,
Phone 12a-L. ~
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A Special Medicine for Kidney Ailments

Many elderly people have found In
Foley's Kidney Remedy a quick relief
and permanent benefit from kidney and
bladder ailments and from annoying
urinary Irregularities due to advancing
years. Isaac n. Regan, Farmer, No..
says: "Foley's Kidney Remedy effectedi
complete cure in my case, and I
want others to know OF it." H. H.
Casselman.
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SUB is A STRONG man

Cambridge, Mass, March 15.-F. Fl.
Leslie of Milton, Mass, substitute
football player, carried off the honors
as Harvard's strongest man for the
second time. according to the figures
for the annual strength test complied
last night. His total OF points was
1881. or Al more than his total last
year. .
Eight of the ten leading men in the
strength test are football players.
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Now that the church indoor base
ball league Is closed ii behooves Presi-
dent Parrot TO start to arrange for the
big banquet that was promised at
the beginning OF the season.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-15
M'eRAW's GUIDE.

Muegsy Has Just Issued Clever New
Baseball Guide.
John j. McGraw's official baseball
guide for 1911 just published is one Of
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league. This game win decide the
city championship.

Mcmillan starred for the prep play
ers IN the basketball work al the
recent interclass games at Fargo cole
lege.
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Toley's Honey and Tar for the chill
dren Is best and safest for all coughs
colds, Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis. No opiates. H H Casselman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-15

The jlmswinger paved the way FORK
the oncoming Of the clawhammer.
The former is the pioneer coat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-15

Ed Manning says some of the ducks
are flying back south. in spite of the
fact that the big bunch are going
north.
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Old sol has placed a crimp in the
hockey game for this year.

Chief Of Police Bowers has a good
hunting dog which gets exercised ev-
cry day.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
AccouNTANT.
ARCHITECTS.

WALTER 4I4OMsON, ExI.ERT AC-
eountant Phone 399-J. 1870 Third ave.
uue south. Fargo, ". ID.
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Some OF the sportsmen who take
to the woods are wondering If the
price of powder and shells will go
ur since the big explosion of the Du-
pont works in Wisconsin.
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this reason he is thinking seriously of
adding a speed producing course to
the players daily routine.
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HANCOCK pttCS,, .zttSk41TECTS, Of
hces Douglas Bldg. IL broadway,
Fargo.
A. ]. O'sHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. D. Onices In deLendrecie Bldg.
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DENTISTS.

DR.. ]. d. ERENETTE. DENTS A.
Entrance on Broadway, Fargo, N. d.
DR. II. L. STAkLlNG. DENTlST, ROOM
seveni sfreets south. 3 go. N. D. ;
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ATTORNEYS

BARNETT & RICHARDSON. ATTcR-
neyB at law. Once. 1 and 6, Morton
Building, Broadway, largo.
NlLLEAs HENRY II. ATTORNEY IND
Counsellor at Law. over Fargo Ma
ttonal bank block, Fargo.
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block, Broadway. Fargo. Probate
practlce a speciality.
hSfBIESON, j. e., ATTORNEY AT
Law, 6l2 Front street. Fargo. Prac-
tees In all courts. Tc cases q spe-
cialty.
TURNER, H. r.. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Omces In Edwards bdilding, broadway
Practices 10 ell courts.
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Fargo's basketball season will close
tomorrow night with the final cham
pionship game between the Globe and
Forum teams OF the Commercial
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MIDWIFE AND NURSE.

MRS. ALIDI SLAATELED. GRADUATE
as nnALwifo fJordemouerl ana ns.,se
from -hrisLtnM.as Norway. IL ;Tenth
street south. Phone 1877. y EarKS.
N. ID.
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.

BEAUTY PAHIUKSa
NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY IARIORS,
ElectrolySis, massage, chiropody and
manicur1ng. los Broadw-;;1. Phone 1851.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLINdNh.S. lie NIHTH
avenue selth. Master tuncing End &C
pairing. Phone 616-L
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for talking with his colleague Of the
Confederate government. Judge Rea-
gan. OF Texas, who was also q prisoner
In Fort Warren One day they re-
called q former mutual acquaintance
In congress before the war, named
Mcconnell. and Mr.. Stephens wrote
the following IN his journal about
him:
He was intemperate. profane and
yet very religiously inclined. He had
high regard for worship and always
seemed TO join devoutiy with the chap
lain In morning prayers in congress.
One day Che sat by me) while we were
talking together. conversation turned
on religion. He seemed deeply affect
ed He spoke OF his wife with the
most tender devotion; said she was q
pure Christian, that she had prayed
earnestly for him 7 know she VIII.
when she dies, go right to heaveil,
while fear he added with tears IN
his eyes, that I shall go as straight to
hell. But I tell you. Stephens, II God
does send me to hen. he WIN send one
OF the best friends there he ever had
in this world An this was said with
the most perfect sincerity and the
deepest emotion"
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