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STATE
MohalI stopped by sherwood.

Sherwood, N. D., June 2O.-Mohall
was defeated by Sherwood before an
enthusiastic crowd of about 1000 fans.
Davey, the fast Sherwood twirler,
backed by. errorless support, had the
Mohall aggregation on his hip from
start to finish, and defeated them to
the tune of z to 3. Schroeder starred
featured for the home eam. Batteries.
for Sherwood, Davey and Lokke; for
Mohall, Bracken and Schroeder.
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Yale Won Favorlte Side.

Gales Ferry, Conn, june 20.-In the
toss-up for positions for the varsity
eight-oar a c on the Thames Friday
afternoon Captain Romeyn of Yale won
and chose the west course for the four
miles down stream. Captain Strong of
Harvard won the toss for the fresh
man eight-oar race, choosing the west
course and he also won the toss for
the varsity four-oar race, choosing the
east course. Both of the latter races
are for two miles up stream.
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WITH SOCIETY OF EQUITY.

Miss Louise Hanson has just secured
a position as stenographer with the
Society Of Equity and entered upon
the duties of the position yesterday.
Miss Hanson enrolled at Aaker's Bust
ness College in January to take up
Gregg shorthand and is already filling
an Important position. A similar po-
sition is within the reach Of all who
will qualify by taking the d. B. C.
training.
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CIIRord victory.

babes walioped the GaIesburg giants
in a lard fought game. After the
lust of the battle had cleared away
the score stood 4 to 8. The giants
babes got twelve bingles or DR.. Critsh-
neld, two OF them being clean two
base hits. The features of the game
were Goodheart's catching and Kraa-
bells timely hitting.
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Toledo, June Boy winning from
regained first place, the game was a
pitchers battle between Lefty James
and McQuillan with the Toledoan hav-
ing h better Of the argument as he
rival. , Derrick got three hits in as
many times up. Score: r. H. e.
Ioiedo ........s... ........ ]
columbus ..s...-. j j
Batteries - McQuillan and Smith;
James and Carisch.
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Jamestown, N. D., June 2o.-In a
game featured by some great fielding
on the part OF the locals, the third OF
the series with Minot vas played at
the ball park, before a large crowd
and was called at the end OF the ninth
on accent of darkness, with the score
4 to I. Bert Nierling was on the mound
for the locals and pitched winning ball,
but poor work or the bases at critical
times threw away the chances to win
the game.
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GoTCH SIGNS FoR Tvvo BOUTS.
Heavy-weiSht Champion to Wrestls
Cutler and SmejkaI.

Cutler and SmejkaI.
Chicago, June 20.-Frank Gotch,
heavyweight champion wrestler of
the world, is going to make two ap-
pearances on the mat in this city with
in six days. On June 20 he will wrestle
Charlie Cutler a twenty-minute handi-
cap at the sox park, the occasion being
field day for the beneht Of the House
of the Good Shepherd Frank will fill
the wrestling md of the card. On the
afternoon of July 4 he wrestles Joe
Smepkal, the Bohemian heavyweight,
at the Coliseum. the affair to be a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-20
Getting Ready.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 2O.-The
practice of the college crews or the
Hudson was interfered with by the
large number of spectators who fol-
the crews in motor boats. The
crews of Cornell, Syracuse, wisconsin
and Leland Stanford were all rowing
at one time.
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Is. 8. G. SUMMER scAnnI

Affords young people an opportunity
to secure a business or shorthand edtl-
cation $40 cheaper than at other sea-
sons of the BY entering now.
pupils will graduate at a time when
there are many more calls for once
help than all Of the schools combined
can supply.
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1919 aor Marquard.

Boston June 20.-The New York Ma
tionals defeated Boston 6 to S In a
ten inning game. 1t counted, as Mar
guards fifteenth straight victory as the
score was a tie when he wentinto the
o during the eighth inning. IN the
last inntng Sweeney was on third and
one out. Kirke popped to Fletcher and
struck out, ending the game.
Scores r. H ~.
Boston s 40 1
New York 6 10 4
Batteries-Hess and Raridon; Ames,
Marquard and Meyers.
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Detroit, June 20.-Gregg held De-
troit to three hits and Cleveland won
3 to 1. The visitors punched four /
giles with errors in the seventh ana
scored all their runs. Louden,s field
ing featured. Score: r. II. r..
DotFoiI 4
Batteries - WYiiette and stansra.
Gregg and Easterly.
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Yn1n rnnL series.

Cambridge, Mass, Tune 20,-Topping
the 9 to 8 victory at New Haven, with
a win over Harvard, by a score of 5 to
2, Yale won the 1912 baseball series
from the crimson in straight games.
Howell pitched consistently good ball
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NEXT EXCURSION JULY 5

The Luse Land Co.'S excursion to
the Carrot river district will leave on
July 3. Fare for the round trip SIS.
For reservation address William
Rohan, Stern block. Fargo. N. ID.
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Alexandria Took Third.

Valley City, N. D., June 20.-The
Alexandria bali team walloped The
Valley City team for the third straight
defeat to h tun Of Is to 4. Valley
City has been having trouble because
OF injuries to players.
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NATIONAL LRAGUE.
Piraten Plax n Hieh $500.

Pittsburg, June 20.--The pitching of
Robinson featured the game, Pittsbure
defeating st. Louis 8 to 1.
Score: n. II. %.
Pittsburg 8 10
st. Louis g 1
Batteries-Rebinson and Gibson:
WOODBURY., Willis. Dale and Wingo.
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Bodies Homer WON.

Chicago. June 2o.-Bodies home run
in the sixth inning gave Chicago a 3
to l victory over ST Louis. Benz held
ST Louis 70 three hits until the ninth
when a single and a triple scored 4
Tun. score: r.. H. e.
SniSaSo 0
l %
Stephens; Benz and Kuhn.
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Drake, N. D., June 20.-The Drake
white soX defeated the fast Canadian
game by a score of 7 to s. Battery for
Drake was Sperry and Senechal.
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Lawrence, Mass, June 20.-The New
York American league team bought
Pitcher Heating of the Lawrence club
for $1,000 and two players. The option
on Heating did not expire until July
90, but Vice Pres. Arthur Irwin of the
New York club watched Heating strike
out ten New BEDFORD batsnen n
closed the deal, paying $1,000 cash and
Baseman Boyd. Heating will remain
with Lawrence until the n of the
season ...
Fargo-Detroit Ice Co. has moved to
201 Front street.
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rMn MnRE PuPlLs

Were sent to positions today by Da-
kota Business College. One went into
Manager Sewall's Office at the N. w.
Tel Elk. Co., and the other to the Of
fee Of Atty L. L. Twitchell. 1T Is so
easy to get d. B. G. pupils into posi-
tions-their ability recommends
them.
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frst clash Of the present series.
Score. II. III. ID.
Brooklyn 19 q
philadelphia 4 4
Embellishments and Miller. Cur
tis and KillSfer.
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Cd to hlcsNard MaedYa

BROOKLYN, June 20.--The Brooklyn
team won their fifth straight game BY
defeating PhiIadelphiz s to . In their
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ToEnnrrCg and nee those bargains adj
vartdsed Best bargains In Fargo Or
McprheaAs Read ad
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National League.
AmeFlean AaaocIation.
AMERICAN
Washington sIumped Hnrd.

Philadelphia, June 20.-washinston's
winning streak of seventeen straight
games was broken here when the home
team won a double header. PhiIa-
delphia captured the first game in ten
ninth inning rally 4 to 8. With two
strikes on him Baker tied the score
with a home run over right field fence,
In the tenth inning Barry scored from
nrSt base on a long single by Lapp.
Bakers double, Strunk's sacrifice and
Scores:' e
First game p IT n
Philadelphia . = =
Washington .
Batteries Coombs and Lapp:
Hughes and Henry.
Second game n n
Philadelphia = I
Washington .
Batteries-Bender and Thomas; Pei
ty and Ainsmith.
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Kansas City, June 20.- walk, a
single, two doubles and a home run in
the eighth inning gav st. Paul -four
runs and a victory over Kansas City.
Score: r., e.
Kansas City q
81. All s"sssa. 4 Is 4
Batteries Altrock, GalIia and
James; La Roy. Dauss and Marshall.
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In the World of Sport

out" OF Morris. His career will be
watched with eagerness in this city.
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ASSOCIATIONS.
An Even Split.

Louisville, June 20.-Louisville and
indianapolis broke even in a double
header, the visitors winning the first
and the locals the second am Hixon
was a puzzie to Louisville az was
Toney to Indianapolis. Ashenfelder
also pitched well. Scores:
First game r. II. e.
Louisville q 4
Indianapolis z 10 o
Batteries - LaudermiIk, Moskiman
and Madden; Hixon and Clarke.
Second anne r. H. b.
Louisville & q i
Indianapolis O 2 q
Batteries-Toney and Schlei; Ash
enfelder and Clarke.
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The Suits that are advertised are the newest spring
models. The Dresses are the latest models of all
wool serge and nicely tailored.
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go Children's Wash Dresses, a
sizes, and new styles. They sc
at $2.25 and $3.50. sac
Advertised for our i
special sale, NJ
each .,...............
SHOP AT MOODY's.
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Furnished Apartments For Rent.


FOR RENT-Five-room apartment fur
apartment 3. SO Capitol avenue. or call
Main 220-J. Soils
FOR RENT Beautiful apartment con-
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bath, back and front porches: north side.
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Teachers Wanted.


ATTRACTIVE positions for state and in
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3-9-lO3
THIS is al. esta blished agency. our seventh
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in universities, colleges, public and private
saaools Write for litera ture Fosters
Teachers Agency, Third National Bank
Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. 1883
TEACHERS WANTED for all class posi-
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

WANTED Furnished light housekeeping
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" 4 y r F D-Experienced bookkeeper.
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WANTED several coored girls as cham
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Call a once FEEDERS Employment Agency,
$751; Gambler Annex, 104 \ Pryor st.
5-t5-4S
and housekeepers, must have experience
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Personal.

SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
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SEXUAL PHILOSOPHY" a SELF
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Helm Wanted-Male.

SIOP at H7i6urn hotel: heart Of city:
1915 Walton St if YOU want a clean,
quiet room transient soc: open all night
3-21-ta
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n ANTED- Competent and
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charge city light and water
plant Address, with ref
ences, E. \, Willie, Louis
vile. Ga. 40-14-5
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Is ANTED--An auto mechanic who has
had some experience IN Photography to
T. ivel in auto ami help moving picture
man state fully age experience etc
Address p. Q. Box 29S, Macon, Ga
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HAIR CUT. 15c.

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FLY SCREENS. FLY SCREENS. FLY
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Business Property For Rent.


FOR RENT Business space. 9sIk White
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Mattresses Renovated.

WE MAKE OVER old mattresses; also
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Unfurnished Houses Wanted.

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Agents Wanted.


SIS TO S50 per week easily made selling
resloence los on ne easy monthly pay
division: experience unnecessary; i'm r.
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Manager 50R y. Broad st. 4-6l9
AGENTS WANTED In every town in
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Ga 229-32
BE INDEPENDENT Start q mail order
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Particulars free. Many make 50 900 a
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NANTEr-Y onrg man IF goad character
who can invest t7eo and take charge ~
ofhce S5oSt9 . rees qua anteed 70 the
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prVdf. street. 5l0-A5
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WE WANT five ambitious young men TO
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YOU an excellent chance TO learn the real
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60ts ~ Broad ST 4-6-1S
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Situations Wanted-Mala.

Rates Under This Classification: "a
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YOUNG MAN. 90, desires position with
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52-7-5
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1856
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Mattresses overhauled.


BEST work; reasonable prices; new ticks
IL desired. Give us a trial New lack
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Statesmen Wanted.


WANTltD-Capabe statesmen TO sell on
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ENERGETIC, reliable party wanted 10
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and electrical specialties: electrical
knowledge not required. liberal salary or
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Help Wanted-Male and Female


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Office Space For Rent.

| ~
FOR RENT Office space on first floor
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Wood Patterns.
Tailoring, Altering, Cleaning and
Pressing.


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Holt the Tailor, . South Forsyth street
4-f1 so
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Board Wanted.
Hotels.
Furnished Rooms For Rent.

NEWLY fuTslished rooms reasonable
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Broadway Hotel, ~ n. Broad st S-217s
NICELY furnished rooms. all conye-
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TWO rca~7s furnished complete for light
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drew eerstate entrance and ali ccn7 =
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