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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFURNTsHED

BROOM FRAME, 81 APRICOT.
i-room frame. 5th North and Sth
3-room brick, 4th West and 3rd
Nortu +. .,..,.,. .s.-s.. $3.50 l"'VV
wick ave -. is. 90
Groom modern brick, 21O Sth East. 1900
6-room modern cottage, $50 1th
Groom modern brick, 22t sth East. % 80
6-room modern cottage. No. II Du-
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south .........'..............., 'e' .c - 25 90
East ...,..,.. 30 90
7-room modern brick. 97s 1st ave-. 30 90
7-room modern residence. No. 81
street ......,....s....-.s 80 .O0
Groom modern brick. 202 Sth East. IS 90
S-room modern brick. 6T9 1st ave- 81. 90
S-room modern brick 1864 2nd ave. so. 90
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AND FIXTURE
FINISHING

C. W. HAJCK OF NEW YORK CITY
Interior hardwood finishing. Ind. 1882.
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7-roorn modern aaO ! st. $50.
7-roon mod. 641 Sixth ave. S2s.
7-room mod. GOT So. 11th East. $3.50,
6-room modern. l64 II ST.. $40,
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6-roon, 16S Center ST, sI6..
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broom mod, 1915 SO, 10th East, SIG.
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broom mod, 10iS Lake st. Sth East
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4-room mod. apts., 3G7Il Rosella ST.
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S-room $50 West Sth South. sS.
4-room, 23T So. 9TH West, S1o.
Groom. 1850 Windsor ave, $3.50
7-room modern, furnished, 7i9 ith ave.
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PHYSICIAN
FURNITURE REPAIRING

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND REUP-
holstered: cotton and bair mattresses
made over. Up-to-Date Furniture Co,
sos s. w Tempe Bell 2127. o26e7
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THE W1LFLEY-
Two rooms. Kitchen. bath and closet:
furnished. nlb5s
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Arm FR.. sol W. 7TII so. $40 90
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5~rm. mod. br.. sol Il. 9TH So...,.. II so
S-rIn., 41 So Main st.......... % 30
7-rm, mod br. 1iO 3rd ave..,.... 60 90
6-rm. mod br., S27 Il. LIST So st. 50 90
6-rm. mod. br., 1856 SO. 9tn East. 20 90
3-rm. br,. Clio w. 5th No....... 100
large barn 1........'...... % 90
Arm adobe. 243 w. 3rd So........ 20. 90
+-rm. br.. III SO. lst West. 80. 10 90
Is -rn,. mod br, i44 So w Temple. %. 90
: -rIn, mod br. 446 So w. Temple. 30 90
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JsEE COVEy

TIE CUNE ].
New elegantly furnished housekeeping
apartrnents. elevator service; nreproof
building; prices reasonables East South
Temple; finest location In city. Phone
5671 Bell. dli26
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Observation-Disclosures

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MOTOR AND BICYCLE REPAlRING.
new and second hand machines ON easy
pa ymcnts. Lon Claflln. 70 w. Srd South,
ploo1
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FOR sToRERooMs.
FURs AND TAXIDERM1sTs


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workmanship, as we nays
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by everybody 81 East 3rd South. nooS
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THE MANX-FrIRN. APIS. AND
rooms. mod, "A East So Temple. Een
5676-k- k3i
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8 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Ftp.
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
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South. MI
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KEy-FITTING

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MILLINERY AND PLUMEs


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VETERINARIAN
DETECTIVES
PRIVATE HOSPITAL


WILLOWS MERE; CONFIDENTIAL
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PLUMBING

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TAILOR MADE CoRsETs

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FOR RENT
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHERS

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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON, 20 RICHARDS ST..
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Temple. Bell phone 2352-Y. o24Sl
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
THE COLONIAL.

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THE KEITH.
Furnished rooms. single or with bath;
best location IN city. 123 East South
Temple. b25f
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LAW COLLECTIONS

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phones 1863; collections everywhere; pro,
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business promptly attended to. Ps9ol
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HAIR GOODS

HOLLAND HAIR SHOP, 500 EAST 3RD
South Bell phone Wesatch 1925 p2732
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CITY Tennis CLUB
FALL TOURNAMENT
THE SEASON WILL OPEN ON THE
GROUNDS AT ISLAND PARK ON
SATURDAY NEXT, AND RALPH
BAYARD HAS BEEN SELECTED BY
ORGANIZATION AS CHAIRMAN.

Starting Saturday, Aug. "a upon the
grounds Of the City Tennis club in
Island park will begin the annual fall
tournament of the club. At an enthus-
iastic meeting Of the club held last
evening Ralph Bayard was selected as
chairman of the tournament and under
his well known guidance 1T is predicted
that the coming Will ex-
eel any previous tournament held by
the club. The grounds will be put in
excellent shape and as many of the
members of the club have been using
them daily throughout the summer 1T
is predicted that many fast matches
will occur during the coming week.
Three events will be pulled on. First
an elimination event participated in by
all the members of the club without
condition to be Immediately followed
by a handicap in which Zach man will
be graded by the master Of the %tourna-
ment so that all matches played there
under will be at as near an equality
as 1t is possible to be arranged. The
doubles event will follow and also
close the tournament. All events will
be for the championship of the city Of
Fargo in the different classes.
Ray Lawrence Is the present holder
OF the title in singles and he with his
father, Aubrey Lawrence, are the
holders of the doubles title. 1t is pre-
dicted, however, hat owing to recent
Incorporation into the City Tennis club
of all Of the members of the Y. M. c.
A. and A. G. clubs, thus bringing into
the n club all the sharks" of the
city that the present holders will ave
Play will start Saturday afternoon
and it is believed the matches will be
watched with much interest by the
tennis lovers in the two cities.
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HEARD THE ARGUMENTS
Arguments Heard for New Trial in
Nyhus Case Yesterday Before
Judge Pollock.

Arguments were heard yesterday
before Judge c.. A. Pollock in the
district court for a new trial In the
case Of Stephanus Skoglund VS.. Henry
Nyhus.
The case, which arose in Steele
county. was brought here at the April
term of court. ~Skoglund asks dam
ages from Nyhus on the charge of
committing a statutory crime. The
defendant was convicted and sentenc-
ed to the penltentiary.
Skoglund later commenced another
suit against Nyhus asking damages
in the sum of $1,750 which was grant
ed. Arguments were made yesterday
for a new trial on behalf of the de-
PENDANT. The matter was taken under
advisement by the court.
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IN METROPOLIS
Press State That He Did the Most OF
the Forcing iu a Ten Round Bout
With Jesse willard.

Luck" McCarty, formerly of Fargo,
took part in a ten round go at New
York Monday night and made a fairly
good showing. The Associated Press
in carrying a story of the mill says:
There were two other ~ten-round
bouts on the programme, the best of
which was a draw between Jesse
Willard of Kansas City, and Luther
was awkward. but did most of the
forcing. willard had the advantage of
reach and twenty pounds In weight"
The two met as n OF the prelfmi-
naries in which Joe Jeanette met JEFF
Madden, of Boston, but the bout was
stopped as Madden was simply OUT
classed. Jeanette expect to meet
Jack Johnson next month.
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GOTCR TO MEET
WwESTERGAARD
Kansas city, Aug. 21.--Frank Gotch,
champion wrestler Of the wosld Will
meet Jesse Westergaard of Des Moines
here tomorrow night. Gotch has agreed
not to use the toe" hold.
BROWN AFTER LEO
Minneapolis Boxer Who Would Like to
Try Conclusions with KoSsick I'm
the Square Ring.

Kid" Brown, a young boxer from
Minneapolis asks The Forum to issue
9 challenge for a boxing contest with
Leo Kossicks the pride of Fargo and
Moorhead, and says he is willing to
take the latter on at 1873 or 140 pounds.
BroWn claims to have met Jimmy
Potts in a six round contest and to nave
more than held his own. He has also
beaten Young Ryan, the Kelly Bros,
the Black Prince and several others of
more or less renown and he believes
that he can successfully contest with
the Moorhead man. Here is a chance
for some promoter to get a go which
should draw ON money.
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Hard ON Umps.

Pittsburg, Aug. 21.-In the double
header here between Pittsburgh and
Brooklyn Umpires Brennan and owens
were both injured in the first part Of
the first game and two players were
called upon to act the rest Of the first
game and all OF the second. AS far as
known 1t is the first time both umpires
have been hurt in a major league
game. The two teams split the double
header, Pittsburgh winning the first 3
to 2 and Brooklyn second 8 to 1. UNI
pire Brennan during h first inning of
the first game slipped near second
base, injuring his knee cap. Umpire
Owens, who was behind the bat was
hit by a owl tip off Jack Miller's bat
in the second inning of the same game,
his breastbone being broken. 1t was
then decided by the managers Of both
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Students of the University Of Chi
cago have been forbidden 10 use tooth
picks in public. If this sort of thing
keeps UP Chicago will soon be de-
prived Of all its distinguished char
acteristics.
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Each Get Gnme.

Cincinnati, Aug. 21.-Cincinnati and
Boston broke wen in a d~oubleheader
the locals winning the first game 4
to 0 while Boston won the second 4 to
l. The first game was a pitchers battle
for eight innings when Dickson weak
ened, four hits sending over a like
number of TALES. Boston drove Ben
ton from the box in the third inning of
the second game. Fromme allowed but
four hits, the balance of the game.
Donnelly was effective at all stages.
First Game R.. H. e.
cincinnati 4 s o
oVston U i
Suggs and Mclean, Clarke; Dickson
and King.
Second Came r. III. z,
Cincinnati l S /
Fronme ana ciarEs 81
Rariden, King.
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National
American LenEue.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Pulled Out IN Ninth.

Minneapolis, Aug. 21.-Minnsapolis
defeated Toledo 4 to 8 in a game which
was won in the ninth inning. Errors
by Ktllifer and LelIvelt allowed Tole-
do to tie the score on the ninth and
the locals won out in their half on a
base on balls a sacrifice and a single by
Clymer.
Score: r. H. E.
MTIIhneapolls 3
Aoledo 3 6 4
Lelivelt n Owens; Falkerburk,
Krause and Land.
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WASHINGTON Took beth,

Washington, Aug. 21.-Washinkton
with Cleveland 4 to 2 and Q to o. wal
ter johnson established a new Amer
lean league record by winning the first
game making fifteen straight victories
in the second, though it was called at
the end OF the sixth inning to allow
the visitors to catch an early train for
pnsfnY, a-. -..
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wen and sterrit came nome on suree
Wood,s PItchine won.

Boston, Aug. 21.-Wood won his
twenty-sixth game of the season and
Boston made 1t three straight from
was forced to retire in the third when
he was spiked by Ball on a double
steal In which the latter scored. An
error and a passed ball assisted De-
troit to it's two runs.
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Official Instructions for keeping cool
are doubtless the best things possible
in the absence of the northeast
breeze.
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EXPECT BANNER SEASON

Hunters Around PipestOne Are En-
Unused over Prairie Chicken Crop.
r. Pipestone, Mimi, Aug. 21.-From the
present outlook the season of 1912 is
going to be a banner one for the hunt
ers in this section, Persons who have
been out looking over the conditions
report that the prairie chickens have
never been stronger or more numerous
they are this year. Ducks, too, are
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NATIONAL
Giants Take Another.

st. Louis, Mo, Aug. 21.-wiltse was
effective with men on bases while
Harmon was hit when hits meant runs.
New York winning the final game by
a 5 to l score n making a clean
sweep of the series.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
The sninfs Lose.

Louisville .....'t....:...'.:v.O o
Slapnicka and Hughes; Valdingham
and Ludwig.
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60 80 Three.

Chicago, Aug. 2t.-Philadelphia was
defeated by Chicago in a doubleheader
s to 1 and 13 to 8. Lavender held the
visitors safe in the first game, while
Chicago punched hits on Alexander.
Three Philadelphia pitchers were used
in the second contest. Moore starting
and lasting Jour innings. Ruelbach
started for Chicago and retired in the
third when he injured his side. Smith
relieved him and the visitors did not
get a hit until the seventh. He Stacked
up here and the Philadelph1ans got
their three runs in the seventh and
eighth.
First Came r. H. e.
Cnlcago z
T"nlldu6lpHld ...s... l q
Lavender and Archer; Alexander,
Finneran and Killifer.
Second Game r. III. u.
Chicago is L
Philadelphia s 4 6.
Ruelbach and Archer, Cotter; Moore,
Ritter, Finneran and Doom, Morgan.
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Miss Jean Gordon. OF New Orleans
u n OF the four women members 81
me hatlonaI committee OF the new
Bull Moose party. She's exnacSad
70 play a big party in Iininr nm
lily white votes of the south for
Ieady
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Milwaukee, Aug. 21.-Hov1ik pitched
the second no-hit game Of the Amer
lean association when he shut out
Louisville in the first game of the
double header without a hit or a run.
The big fellow was in wonderful form
and there was not a semblance of a
hit made through the game. He walk
ed three men and famed six, but n
getting to second base. In the second
game Slapnicka was in good form and
he won by h score of Z to o.
First game r. H. e.
2 i
VI ttto U U L
Hovik and Block; Northrup and
Schlei.
Second game r. n. e.
Milwaukee l II 1
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These t,ach Took oae.

New YORK, Aug. 21.-New York
broke even in a double header with
st. Louis. losing the first game a to 8
and winning the second 2 to j. Ford's
support failed in the eighth inning of
the frst game when three errors and
two hits enabled st. Louis to score
three runs. Mcconnell bested Mitchell
in a pitchers battle In the second
game. Sterrits triple In the second
defeated the visitors. He scored Hart
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-21
LEAGUE
Quakera DroD Tyyo.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 21.-In the double
both games Of a double header here
6 to ] and 3 to Q, thereby making a
clean sweep of the series of three con-
tests. The visitors owned their sue
cess to punching hits IN both games
home teams score down by making
four double plays.
First Game r. H. e.
c cRRiilaselphia ! { 3 3
Coonbs and Lapp; Cicotte and
Schalk, Easterly.
Second Came r, HE.
Philadelphia q 4 o.
Chicago 8 s. d
Bender, Houck and Egan, Lapp:
White, Peters. Walsh and Kuhn.
Newark post., 1912-09-11
Postoriials

The merits Of hOt-air and hot wa
ter as methods Of heating must
have proven a warm subject this
kind Of weather.
Everything comes to him who
waits-if he works while he wait
thus the explanation Of the growth
of ii Banyan tree.
In explaining the success Of an
institution, always make inquiries
A substantial prize will be given
to the Democrat who will admit pri-
vately that he is enthusiastic over
the actions Of yesterdays Conven-
ton.
The Democrats are up III the air
in DelaWare--a case of licking eth
er way. Lick you if you don I -
hears as the cho, cor lick you if
you do.
Did you hear anything about
Harry Salmons as Levy Courtman I?
Sahnonsdid not have much voice in
the matter. Now watch the elec-
ton.
Wilson says he has a great deal
of respect for the Progressives. We
all have certain amount for those
we fear.
The old saying "depend on a
Democrat doing the wrong thing at
the right time was clearly illus
trated this week. 1t is possible that
Wilson can expect to be elected
without the Smith vote. When
Smith Of New Jersey gives the a.
larm that the hour Of that illustri-
Gus name has been questioned
what will the Smiths Of this count
ry do to him next November?
The rule that 'you can catch
more flies with moiasses than you
can with vinegar is out Of date.
ii has served we'll it S purpose and
is honored for It's service. But in
this newer day, it is agreed that it
is not only better sanitation but
more economical to save the molas-
ses and rid ourselves Of the breed
ing placeof flies.