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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-24
STATE BASEBALL
JOHNSON TEAM LOST
Mighty Athletics From Across the
River Defeated Fargo Cycle Boys
Yesterday Afteynoon.

While the game yesterday afternoon
between the johnson Cycle team n
the Moorhead athletics was scarcely
close enough to be exciting. still there
were several brilliant plays introduced
that caused some excitement. The
Fargo boys appeared to be UP in the
air the greater part of the time during
the first five or six innings, u
Strengthened out towards the last of
the game. but the men from across the
river had obtained such a lead that a
hope of victory was meager. The
Johnsons played wild and loose, and
Sherwood. usually steady as a clock
was wild and so were several of the
others They promise to be In fine
shape for the next game. The door
head boys played a good game, barring
a somewhat well defined inclination to
follow Fargo in loose playing. Score
by innings.
Fargo 001 100 OlO- 5
The next game will be played next
Sunday and the third on the Fourth
of July, all games being scheduled on
the other side of the river. The at
tendance yesterday was good.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago, June 24.-Richie held st.
Louis to three hits. the cubs winning
easily in a tight battle by a score OF
4 to 2. The visitors were only able to
score of Richie In the arst inning,
when a pass, his own error n an out
resulted in two runs. The game was
featured by the brilliant fielding of
the cubs and Archer's home run in the
second inning. Score: r. II. e.
st. Louis .--.~-s..s-.....'.s~ y
Battertes-Richie n Archer; Saliee
and Wingo.
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sIxTY-TWo wolves.

Devils Lake, N. D., June "a
The record for the number Of
wolves brought to County Auditor
Bfce for bounty was broken Sat
urday, Sivert Erickson of Edmore,
brought in sixty-two which he Sc
cured in that section. No such.
number has been piled UP in years
and Mr.. Erickson may we'll be
proud of 1t.
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a. B. Pinnaar naad.

Valley city, NJ. D., June 24.--Ta-
coma. Wash, papers report the death
Of Comrade Franz Bauman, a former
resident of Barnes county, residing
some eight or nine miles up the Shey-
enne river. Comrade Bauman was so
years OF age, 9 veteran Of the civil
war, and a charter member OF Josiah
S. Weiser Post Of this city. He moved
to Tacoma about twenty-tllree years
agn
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-24
WELLS-PALzER BOUT
WILL DRAW WELL

The B~omhardier Wells-Al Palzer match
at the Garden athletic club in New
York should do much toward keeping
alive interest in boxing despite the
hot weather. Nc heavyweight bouts
of any consequence nave taken place
IN this city for months, and ring fol-
lowers will welcome the return of the
big fellows. The last match between
heayyweights that attracted any par
ticular attention took place away back
in March, when Carl Morris had his
hope destroyed by Jim Stewart.
Palzer has not been seen in action
since FEB, 13, when he knocked out
one In which he has taken part since
he jumped to the front by polishing
of Al kaufman last December.
LayofR May Have Hurt Him.
1t will be interesting to note what
change Palzer's long layoff has worked
in him. The chances are that Ii has
not proved beneficial. Hhe himself de-
clares that he has suffered from lack
of work, and made this point Of
his main reasons for trying to break
neglecting to provide him with
matches.
Paizer's bout with Kaufman was
really his first demonstration of high
class. Previous to that affair he had
been beaten by Tom Kennedy, and his
performance against Kaufman came as
a surprise. Later, when he met sailor
clumsy style, but heetaoin
White he seemed to lapse into his old
clumsy style, but he excused this by
claiming that he was seriously i'll at
the time. Since then he has made a
long theatrical tour, but has done lit
tie training.
Wells Doesn't Look the Part.
PaIzer is naturally hard Of flesh, and
at the present time is carrying little
excess weight. His condition will not
be affected by his rest, but he will
probably miss the experience he would
have gained had he kept on lighting
steadily.
After looking over Wells as he APP
pears in street attire, local ring fol-
lowers are generally of the opinion
that England's heavyweight champion
is a rather fraiI specimen when COM
pared with the average American white
hope. He is of the blonde Saxon type
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wells Doesn't Look the Part.

are already circulating petitions to
secure the levy for publicity purposes.
The petitions will be ready to present
to the board of county commissioners
at the proper time, and the money Sc
cured will be used in exploiting the
resources and products of stately
Sheridan.
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Liked FIeweIps Talks.

GIyndon, N. D., June 24.--To The
Forum: George A. Flewell OF Grandin
church Sunday. In the afternoon he
accompanied the personal workers
league to the Jepson school. four miles
from the village, where he again
spoke. Both ~discourses were powerful
in exposition OF truth and In appeal TO
the mErtonveFted.
~ q. Kt.iIweal, Pastor.
n Kahh- TlNaann.
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noonfea NEinneapolls.

Kansas City, June 24.-After Min
neapo1is had won the first game OF q
double-header. the umpire, Hayes, for
feited the second to the visitors 9 to o,
because the overflow crowd upon the
field insisted upon encroaching upon
the diamond. In the eighth Of the Sec
ond. a fight between the crowd on the
field and those In the grandstand
started. This kept up despite the
police. until the umpire lost patience.
He forfeited 1t In the last half OF the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-24
Heavy Hitting

st. Louis, June 24-Heavy hitting
combined with passes and errors al
critical stages, gave Detroit the game
with st. Louis by a. score of z to g.
This is Detroits last appearance this
season in st. Louis. Score: r. H. f.
Detroit .....ss.-.'.'.'..s'ssS" ~
81. LOUIS o ~ :
Batteries-Works, Moran, Lake and
stanage; Baumgartner, Hamilton and
KrichelL, .t
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ASSOCIATIONS.
Pair for Indians.

Indianapolis. June 2A-IndianapoIis
scored a double victory over Columbus
7 to Q and s to s. Hard hitting won
the first game, in which the feature
was the delding of Gerber, the visitors
shorGstop. The senators tied h Sec
ond game in the sixth and Wocaruh
broke IL in the ninth by hitting for
three bases and scoring on a sacrihce
by Manager O'Leary, batting for Hall.
Scores:
First anne r. y. -.
Columbus I
Indianapolis IL 2
Ratteries-cook and Smith Merz and
second game r. H. Il.
Columbus
indianapolis ..a.s......s 3
Battertes-McQuillen, Packard and
Smith; Schlitzer and Clarke.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-24
National League
American ASsocIatieh.
SATURDAYS SCORES.
American League.

Boston 10, 10; New York 3, q.
Cleveland IL; Detroit 3.
Washington 10; Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 8; st. Louis /.
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Anerieam AssociatIOn.

Minneapolis 8; Kansas City 4.
Columbus 5, Indianapolis 8.
Louisville s; Toledo g..
Milwaukee s: St Paul 4.
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paramount Lost TO Great Bend.

Great Bend, N. D.. June 24.-Great
Bend journeyed to Paramount and de-
feated the fast team Of that place.
Score 8 TO 2. The play was ragged on
both sides at times White Eagle, for
the Benders, pitched shut-out ball,
while Gilmore, the crack pitcher, was
hit freely. Great Bend played White
Rock Sunday.
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National

New York IT, II; Boston s, IL.
Philadelphia s; Brooklyn Q.
Pittsburg 2; Cincinnati i.
Chicago 10, st. Louis 2.
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Toledo, June 24-Toledo had no
trouble winning both games Of the
doubIe-header from Louisville, regain
ing first place. The first game ended
8 to g; the second to / Toney's
Witness enabled Toledo to pile up an
early lead in the first contest. Krause
held Louisville safe throughout the
FIRST game +. n. e.
Louisville 5 s 6
Batteries-yames ana carisch: Toney.
Criss and Sch1ef.
Second game IF. ii. u.
Louisville i 8 S
Toledo o
Batteries-Krause and carisch; MOS
kiman and Madden.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-24

ninth. the visitors leading 4 to o.
Score: RI.
Kansas City .
Observation-Disclosures, Fiene, Maddox
ana James; Comstock and Owens.
Saints Dropped Two. 20:
Milwaukee, June 24-Milwaukee won
a double-header from ST. Paul, mainly
through superior stick work, The
counts were 3 to IL and 9 to 6. Cut
ting let St Paul down with three hits
In the first game, while LaRoy was hit
opportunity. The second game provee
the real smuggling match, in which this
home team proved superior. Five
tWlrlers were used, Marion and Slap
nicka doing the box duty for the home
team, while Kelly and Dauss, Ocean
Mere and Gardner went in successiveIys
for st. Paul. Scores:
First game r. "A, q
S !; 1aut
Batteries-LaRoy and Murray; Cut
ting and Hughes.
Second game r. H. r.
z; rauL "'--'~'""'- '"~""-
Batteries-Dauss, D~ecanniere, Garde%
ner and Marshall; Marion, Slapniclu~
and Schalk.
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II o Was wild.

Cincinnati. June 24.-Cincinnati won
an easy victory over Pittsburg here
10 to /. o'Toole was wild and inef-
fectiVe. Benton pitched steady ball.
Cincinnati ran wild on bases.
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sherwood won $3.50 Parse.

Grand Forks 8; Duluth 1.
Superior 4; Winnipeg O..
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CENTRAL
Standing of Teams,
Games Saturday.


Grand Forks 4; Duluth 3.
Winnipeg 9; Superior 2.
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continue o. FAC seven.
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Job Work.
Lost and Found.

LOST-In Alcazar Monday night gold
hatpfn. with setting. Return to 4S5
Peachtree or call Ivy SOB Reward.
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CARPENTERS-C Competent men furnish
ed OF short notice for all classes Of car
penter work. jim Stephenson, 226 Brown
Randolph Bldg. Phone: Main 1881, At
lanta 2932 7-2-6
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Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
Wanted.

WANTED-By two business women by
september l, two rooms and kitchen
cite; furnished or unfurnished steam
heat preferred: must be close in. modern
and clean. Box "a, care Georgian,
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unfinished Apartments Wanted.

" ~-~~0~--01o~>>~~-~>~~~~-
WANTED-Couple to share small apart
ment with couple. Address Box 299.
care Georgian. 49-8-13
WANTED-Sma apartment in good
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o'clock. 28-S-10
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Miscellaneous.

AM IN MARKET for second hand piano
Phone or call on A. L. Miller, Room $50.
Kimball House. 4l-S-13
WANTED-By responsible adult family
the use of furniture for tive-room
apartment. Ivy 406S 31-S-1S
WANTED-Twelve u2) tables seating
four (D and four dozen chairs suitab BILE
t.9en cafe will pay cash. Address Table,
FURNITURE AND HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS. OFFICE FIX
TURES AND MERCHANDISE
OF ANY KIND ACCEPTED ON
CONSIGNMENT. CASH AID
VANCED. PEMBROKE SALES
CO., 143 SOUTH PRYOR ST.
BELL PHONES, MAIN 1894,
MAIN 1877, ATLANTA 22S5.
DROP A CARD-Wm bring cash for old
De clothes and shoes The Vestiare; 166
BUY MEMS old clothes and shoes
Drop a card. l. Book, 80 Bell street.
WANTED-We pay highest cash prices
on household goods pianos and office
furniture Cash advanced on consign-
menls. Sprnger's Auction House. %
WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house
hold goods, pianos and office furniture
Cash adVanced on consignments Central
Auction Company IL East Mitchell
street Bell phone Main PAPA S-26-26
WE BUY old accounts, notes, Judgments
Gle Temple Court Bldg Main S992.
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Help Wanted-Male.


WANTED-White boy not under fifteen
years old with wheel Apply at once,
AN East Hunter street 59-S-13
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WANTFD-Ideas Inventors write for
list of inventions wanted and prizes Of
tered by manufacturers. Also, how to get
your patent Sent free to any address
Randolph & Briscoe, patent attorneys.
Washington, n c 7-l1-23
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Unfurnished Apartments For Rent


IN the Nicholas, 234 Forrest avenue, I'M
furnished apartment; first floor, six
rooms; all modern conveniences. Call
Ivy 1888 s-12-S5
FOR RENT-Six room apartment in the
Nicholas. Call Ivy 25S3. S-10-59
FOR RENTAL attractive six-room flat
on north side; heat water and shades
furnished; price low to desirable party
with references. Phone Main 1919
S-1O-34
THE most up-to-dat apartments with
four rooms and bath in Atlanta located
at S24 and 326 Forrest avenue ready for
occupancy by September |; can be seen at
any time; price, $40 per month. Office
phone, Main 2l02, home phone Ivy 50S-J.
l.. h. Sanders, Owner. S-9-29
FOR RENT-The new apartment house
at SO Hurt street, known as the Bozco-
bel, consisting of three and four rooms
each, with every known modern conven-
ience, and renting for $32.50 to $35, is
now ready for occupancy Apply on
premises or Fitzhugh Knox, 1913 Gambler
Building. 5-9-57
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.

NICELY furnished, cool, airy
room. Every modern couven-
lence. Gentleman. Very near in.
North side. Phone Ivy 1891.
62-S-13
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WANTED-Bright, strong
boys to deliver routes in
afternoons. Good wages
and chance for promotion.
Call at circulation depart
ment The Atlanta Georgian,
20 East Alabama street.
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Auction Sales.
AUCTION SALE.

T H I R S d AY AFTER
NOON AT 2:30, AU-
GUST -, AT % S. PRYOR
STREET, WE WILL OF
FER A NICE LOT OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, IN
GLIDING TWO FINE
BED ROOM SUITS, SIDE
BOARD, CHINA CLOSET,
BRASS BED. LEATHER
COUCH. CHIFFONIERS,
DAVENPORT, SINGER
MACHINE, HAT RACK,
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P CT L r f S, BRIC-A-
BRAC. E TIC. SALE
STARTS AT 2:30 P. M.
SPRINGER AUCTION
HOUSE.
% S. Pryor Street.
PAWN BROKERS' AUCTION HOUSE, 81
Decatur street. We buy and sell any
and everything. Atlanta phone 22S5; Bell
phone Main l434, Main 1877. 72920
PEMBROKE Sales Company under new
management; will accept your surplus
stock of any kind on consignments; cash
advanced; settlement on date OF sale,
LAB s. Pryor st Bell phone Main 1894,
Main 1877; Atlanta phone 22S5 $3.50
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Sewing Machines.

WE RENT new machines with complete
sci OF attachments for 81 per month;
also machines repaired. prompt delivery
Both phones 1898 Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, ~ Whi'-'-' o-tI-44
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"The GeOrgian's Rent Bulletin"
A New List Each DaV


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a oaS that
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WANTED-YOung man OF Experience and
good recommendations to take charge
aud manage retail grocery business; must
invest $500, or would lease business to
right party; excellent opportunity Ad-
dress Groceries. care Georgian 7-12-42
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YES. Professor G. O. Branning will teach
teach in one-half time Of other colleges.
Course. and position in our shops
only $50 Why pay more2 Thousands on
our graduates running shops or making
good wages Atlanta Barber College 10
East Mitchell street. 5-l1-lt
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Public Baggage and Transfer.


NJ. c. FURNITURE transfer; we pack
and ship. Main s65T-J, A. 1919 ~
Madison ave. s-12-7
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Furnished Houses For Rent.


FOR RENT-Ten-room completely fur
nished house; good north side location,
fine for large family, boarders or house
kee ping apartments. Immediate posses
sion for SIS until September; then 500
per month. Call Ivy gg3-J S-1O-52
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For Exchange-Misce

y
WANTED-To sell or exchange a Cole
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S-10-12
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Building Materials.
STEEL BEAMS

~ ASA-A4< lpAALA4FAk NJ
FOR BUILDINGS.
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Furnished Apartments For Rent,

TWO or three connecting rooms with bath
for light housekeeping; suitable for
couples or business women. $751; Peach
tree st. 1876
THREE beautiful rooms; modern conven-
lenoes; separate entrance; north side;
best neighborhood; no children Ivy 347s
1874
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Fire-Proof Storage.
Painting and Uniting.

FOR THE BEST PRICES CALL R. q.
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Dropsy.


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Board Wanted
Summer Resorts.

~1.--~|--~~--~>0~~-~ ~~-O~~~~.
WHITE PATH HOTEL, White Path. Ga
scenery 90 miles from Atlanta on l., and
\ r. r. Rates. 81 to $40 so per week
Pack meets morning trains leaving Al
'a"'a AZ clock. $3.50
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LOST-On July A. an old fashioned en-
ameled brooch four blue daisy sha ped
flowers. small diamond in center; gold
stem. either on corner Central avenue and
Garnett street Piedmont car going north.
or on Eighth street or Juniper Liberal
reward Phone 1896 Ivy S-l3-iS
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Dressmaking.

DRESSMAKING of all kinds; fitting and
work guaranteed. Prices reasonable
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Educational.

WANTED-To get in touch with a good
private school in Atlanta for boy IS
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Talbotton, Ga. S-13-14
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Window Cleaning.
Contractors and Home Builders.

1T WILL PAY YOU to get our estimates
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The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-09
ARKANSAS ON
 WHEELS" EXPOSITION

Little Rock, Aug. 9.-A repre-. sentative of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce will ac- company the Arkansas on Wheels exposition this year. W. B. Fol som, of Brinkley, originator and manager of this notable adyer- Using enterprise, announces that the train will be run again, and that it will be more complete than it was last year. The train will be lighted with cleo tricity, which will be an improve ment over last year. The Wynne band will again accompany it. The route has not been def nitely decided upon, but that which meets with greatest favor is straight through to the Cana dian line, through the states of Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Ne braska. Wisconsin, Michigan, In diana and Illinois.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-09
Barbecue and Political Meeting

Little Rock, Aug. 9--Judge E.. o. Mahoney reports to the Dem ocratic State Campaign Commit tee that a great barbecue and political meeting is to be held in Union County the latter part of the month. Some strong Democratic spell.binders will be assigned to deliver addresses.
 There are more Socialist tick cts in the various counties than ever before. There are full county tickets in at least dozen counties, and scattering candi' dates elsewhere. pr. Parish, a Socialist of Rector, Clay county, is opposing J. M. Futrall of Par agould for the State Senate, and NJ. F. Dickinson, the Dem ocratic nominee for Representative ot Green county, is opposed by M. R. Coffman, a prominent Social ist.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-09
ACTING GOVERNOR
 GRANTS PARDONS

Little Rock, Aug. 9.-The fol lowing pardons were granted by Acting Governor Rodgers Thurs day afternoon;
 George Began, convicted July 20, in Little Rock police court of assault and battery and fined S25 and costs.
 Andrew Jackson, convicted in Little Rock police court July 4, of stealing brass off box cars, and fined S250 and sentenced to eleven months in jail. Gov. Don aghev had promised to pardon him after he had served thirty days. The governor has an nounced that he opposes such long sentences for misdemean- orS.
 Dave Rogers, Miller county, who had served out a fine of S100 and costs for petit larceny, granted to restore citizenship.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-08-09
No Politics in it

Little Rock, Aug.-9.-No re- quest, official or otherwise, has been received at the governors for a court martial of l.. D. Hick. ey, the captain of the Jonesboro company of the National Guard who was suspended at Foroyce for failing to prevent a riot by me mbcrs of the guard on the occasion of their recent visit. The Governor has said that he can have court martial any time he wants one. The gover- nor denies that there is any poli> tics in it, as Capt. Hickey charges.