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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
TUESDAY, JUNE IS. 1912.
vorE FOR HANNA.

( "a
North Dakota will have the oppor-
.Runity tomorrow of nominating l.. b,
Hanna for governor. His candidacy
gives the people of the state chance
to have governor--in every respect
ideally equipped and fitted for the po-
sition.
Viewed from any angle Hanna Is
ripe for the position. He will bring
~ varied experience and marked abil-
baty to the office. >...
Mentally, morally, physically and in
every other way he is the ideal candi-
Edate.
He is a pioneer in the state, home
RteadeF, farmer, merchant and banker
--and in sympathy with the best in
kkerests of North Dakota--and espe-
Ecially with the great mass of farmers
' of this state.
Hanna is the man for governor and
kThs Forum has too much confidence
In the good judgment Of the voters to
; think they will overlook the chance to
nominate him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
A FORGOTTEN PROMISE
Causes James o. Smith and Wife to
Start on an Extended Trip to
the East Next Week.

Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Smith Of
this city are getting ready to take a
long and extended trip, and the trip
is all brought about by a transaction
that Mr.. Smith went into several
years ago.
He bought four or Ave lots up about
Edmonton, Canada, and paid some
thing Ike 5000 for the parcel. AT that
time he promised his wife when he
sold them at a profit they would take
a trip east each to his and her old
home.
The lots were sold few days ago
and he realized a profit Of about
$4,000. ]. D. had forgotten all about
the promise, but Mrs. Smith had not.
That is why they will go to their cot
tage at Pokegama beach, at East
Shore, Detroit, early next week. and
after spending a few days there to
see that the balance of the family is
fixed all right, they will proceed first
| to Warren, Pa, where they will visit
Mr.. Smiths folks and then go on to
the vicinity of Philadelphia where
| they win see Mrs. Smiths friends. 1t
will be their first visit home for
many years and they are looking for
ward to it was much pleasure They
will be away about a month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
CONTRACT LET HERE
Northern School Supply Co. Will Fur
nish Seats and Other Furniture
for New House.

It will take about $4,000 to fur
nish the new Thirteenth street south
schoolhouse and the contract for fur
nishing the same which inciudes the
seats, chairs, window shades, ETC.. has
been awarded to the Northern School
Supply CO., of this city, and these will
be ordered by the company at once.
The new schoolhouse on the south
side is rapidly nearing completion
and the board of education is not de-
termined yet whether there will be a
formal dedication of the building or
not, or to just quietly open it for the
pupils on the first day of the new
school term in September. Superin-
tendent Hoover and the members OF
the board are all very much pleased
with the building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

waIioped Marshall resent the at
tempted domination OF Marshall. They
refuse to support the candidacy OF the
men he is attempting to foist onto the
people OF the state--In order to build
up his political machine.
With Marshall as national commit
teeman and his friend Buchanan as
governor with both the national and
the state patronage at their command
--it is not difFicult to see where they
could strengthen their machine and
eventually place Marshall in Gronna's
place.
VIII Gronna's friends endorse this
plan by voting for Buchanan?
Vote for Hanna.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
NOMINATE eIL5REATH.

Next to the governorship the most
important office is that of commission
er of agriculture. North Dakota's in
terests are largely connected with the
farm. Any movement that brings more
settlers and assists in the develop
nent of the state is commendable.
Commissioner Gilbreath has inaug-
urated number. He is the man who
has made good. When you ballot to-
morrow see that you mark a cross aft
er his name.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
Corporation Notice.

Notice is hereby given that meet
ing of the stockholders of the VIM. H.
White & McCulloch Lumber Co. q
corporation, will be held at the place
OF business Of such corporation at the
city OF Fargo, North Dakota at the
hour OF ten O'clock in the forenoon OF
the 1st day OF July, 1919. for the pur-
pose Of voting upon the proposition
to increase the capital stock OF such
corporation to Two Hundred THOUSAND
COCO, ,O00.0o) Dollars.
Dated April 29th, 1912.
VIM. H. WHITE,
President.
Robert McCulloch, Secretary.
(April 80; May z. IA. 81, %; June 4
IL, 1S, 25.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
SECOND CHOICE BALLOTS.

Tomorrow is primary election day.
EVERY registered voter will have a
ballot. Every man who was over
aooked by the assessors can vote by
signing an affidavit to that effect.
Those who refused to express their
spolitical convictions will have no vote.
A new feature this year is the Sec
sond choice proposition. 1t has never
been tried in North Dakota before
and the voters are unfamiliar with its
provisions.
Attorney General Miller held that
the law was mandatory and that bal
.+9ots cast, in which the second choice
sprovision was overlooked, would be IL
Illegal. The supreme court evidently
Sregarded the opinion of the attorney
general as something of joke and de-
EE:ie7 that the second choice law was
Soptional-not mandatory.
Now, that the voters viii not be
ycompelled to pay any attention to the
second choice provision--it is not an
kticipated that many will. OF course
hsone voters will follow the instruc-
aions on the ballot and vote mechani-
Irally, others who have not heard OF
bthe supreme court ruling will vote the
second choice in an effort to make
their ballot good.
But no voter, who is familiar with
1he courts ruling, is likely to cast a
keecond choice ballot. That is merely
bending aid to the enemy. 1t is Civ
fang assistance to the opponent of ones
kfavorite candidate--and second choice
ballots may defeat a favorite.
y Tomorrow when you go to the polls
Forget the second choice ballot. Vote
Sor your favorite and let the other
Fellow hustle his own support.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
Notice 70 creditors.

Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, Executrix OF the Last Will
and Testament of Theodore Sell, late
Of the township Of Armenia in the
county of Cass and state of North Da-
kota, deceased. to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to present them with
the necessary vouchers within six
months after the first publication
this notice to said executrix at her
residence In the township Of Armenia
In said Cass county.
Dated June 3, "A. d. 1912.
BERTHA SELL. Executrix.
First publication on tine 4th day Of
June, 1912.
CJune 4, H., 1s, 25.)
Now an aviator and his bride are
about to pass their honeymoon in the
air. 1t simply had to come.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

1t is now we'll known that not more
than one case Of rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment what
ever. All that is needed is a free ap-
plication of Chamberlains Liniment
and massaging the parts at each appli-
cation. Try it and see how quickly it
will relieve the pain and soreness. Sold
by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
a sIin 90 Beauty Is q Joy Forever

assault from libelists and muckrakers.
Pay no attention to the fimsy web of
argument presented by his opponent. II
you want honest and vet energetic and
impartial service in the government s
Office, oh We North Dalxotans make L. B.
Hanna your first choice.
There were quite a few people in
these parts who in dealings with one
or another of the departments at
washington have learned they have a
sincere friend and servant OF the peo-
pie in Mr.. Hanna. Many have learned
that he lives in every day of1cial life
the precept that actuates him: A pub
lie official is the public's servant.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

When your child has whooping cough
be careful to keep the cough loose and
expectoration easy by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy as may be re-
quired. This remedy will also liquify
the tough mucus and makes 1t easier
to expectorate. 1t has been used sue
and sure. For sale by all dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
CHANGES HIS LOCATION.
Fred Hanft Secured by the Stone
Ordean Wells Connnanv.

Fred Hanft, who has been with the
Stacy Fruit Co., for the past eleven
years has resigned his position to ac-
cept another with the Stone Ordean-
Wells Co., and he will have charge OF
the sales In the cities of Fargo and
Moorhead. He is one of the best
posted men in the two cities and the
new wholesale house is very well
pleased at securing his services.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
Second SioI1t.

Fliegende Blatter: "Mammas our
governess can see in the dark"
How do you know that?''
Last night out in the hall | heard
her tell Uncle Jack that he hadn't
had a shave"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board Of Education OF Bismarck
n. D., at the Will School Building,
Bismarck, n. D., until p. m. Monday,
July LIST, 1912, at which time and place
the same will be opened in the pres-
ence OF bidders, for the completion of
the unfinished parts of the New Hish
School Building, in accordance with
plans and specifications by "A. Van
Horn, architect.
Proposals should read for The work
without the heating and plum bing. and
separate proposals are desired on the
heating and plumbing.
All proposals to be accompanied by
a certified check in the sum OF Two
hundred dollars ($200.00l, payable to
John Al. Larson. Treasurer, the same
to be forfeited should the bidder fail
to enter into a contract and furnish
a satisfactory bond -
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the Builders Exchange5
In the cities OF ST Paul, Mimi. FARGO
and Bismarck N. ID,
1919
SSEALl III w. RIcHHoLs.
r. PENNARDEN. Clerk. FS'1S1
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

Bowden Guardian: we have re-
ce1ved series of press articles edited
py one Buck, attempting to attack the
public record of L. B, Hanna. After
reading them we fail to find anything
which does not reflect great credit on
Hanna. Who is paying for the print
ing OF these articles and for Bucks
time spent coming to this state to butt
into our own campaign? The fact that
ne has 'butted" into this fight and in
spite of his name being Buck, causes
one to surmise that he must be the
original nanny" But what we would
IKE to know is, who tell is Buck?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

\ Neche Chronotype: Before another
issue of The Chronotype is printed the
primary election will be over. There
are number of good men in the field
for the nomination for different state
oft1ces. l.. B. Hanna, for governor:
Gunder Olson, for state treasurer;
Frank S. Henry, for secretary of state;
Walter @. Taylor, for Insurance. com.
missioner; Carl o. Jorgenson, for state
auditor, and w. G. Gilbreath, for COM
missioner of agriculture and labor, are
who, If elected, will make excellent Of
ficials.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

Aneta Panorama: Hanna will make
North Dakota one OF the best COVER
nors that it has ever had and why
should he not? Is he not one of the
most successful business men in the
state? He is one of the best posted
men on the wants Of this state. Has
he not served the people in the state
and at Washington in a statesmanlike
manner? There is no question about
MIN being the man for the ONCE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
VOLUME xxxv, NO. 40.

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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25

;, Minot Optic: Frank Henry, repub-
Iican candidate for secretary of state
should receive an unusually large vote
on Wednesday. There is no man in the
state qualified to fill the ONCE he as
pres to better than he, and if elected
he will give the tax payers one of the
very best administrations they have
ever had. Mr.. Henry is an upright,
nonorable man. He has lived in North
given freely Of his time and labor to
the development OF the state. He will
make an ideal secretary and the voters
should elect him by an overwhelming
majority.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19

entire conference. On Ions right is Cap
tain Dune Gardener He played his third
year last fan and put up a great game
at center: he was mentioned by many cN-
perts as entitled 10 place on the All
Rocky team. lie leaves school for good
In June With a masters degree In en-
Eineering.
Then comes VIC Hampton. who has
played two years. He is willing worker
fall as a senior. Next is Big Ed Peter
son. one OF Utahs renowned tackles. Pete
PLAYED his third year and was the dread
OF every line man against whom the var
sity played, Aggressive and rugged, Pete
proved a great menace TO opposing lines.
Melvin NaylOr is next TO Pete Nay
lor played his first college football this
year and was a good guard. He will be
back next year and promises well.
Behind Naylor is OFT Romney Ott is
considered throughout the conference as
the most versatile player on the team.
He played end and defensive center TO
such perfection that he was una nimously
chosen as one or the An Rocky mountai in
ends. He will not be back next fall
Cole stands next 10 OFT. Cole has
made good al guard. lie was always de-
pandable and was never injured. He viii
graduate in the spring. Like Cole, Tol-
man, VINO stands next to him. has piayed
but one year. TOlman was ono OF the
heaviest men on the team and a good
lineman. He Will be back next fall!
Dez Bcnnion IS on Tolman's left. lie
has played four years IN backfield and
end and has always been consistent and
strong. Hc viii not be at school next
fal ON his left is Barker. Barker was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19

a sub during the past season. but his
work promises splendid football next sea
son.
Rex Sutherland is on Barker's left. TO
say that Rex weighs only 139 pounds and
won place halfbsck on the An
Rocky mountain team Is sufficient. He
Will captain the team next year. Behind
Rex stands Coach Fred Bennion, who
made the team. on Bennions right is
Norman Hamilton. He played his second
year at halfbacll and for headv. open
conference. He will be back next fall.
The next men is Happy" Holmstead.
who played his second year at fullbacll
"a a substitute for Lon Ro,nney and
showed himself good any man in
| Utah's hackneld the past season. He Will
not be at school next year.
"PinkeY Summers played his second
year ut halfback. The past season he
started out In poor condition and did not
round into form until late. when he
showed Tia she's Of his former speed. He
will be back next fall
Love is next. He. too. was ont OF con
dition. but should be a tower Of strength
next fall.
eroD. Cameron has taken care of the
financial end OF the game better than IL
has been done for several years and
deserves much credit.
The face Of the mighty sam Olesen
will be missed from the group. Sam wa s
unable 10 be present when the picture
was taken, hut viii be added later to
be put in the archives OF the school. Sam
played his fourth year at tackle and his
second as an All Rocky man. He Will
Oe ineligible to play next fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
SWIMMERS SET NEW
MARKS IN CONTESTS
Four State Records Broken in
Match Between Two Lo-
cal Gyms.

The swimming contest between the Des-
era and San gymussiUms az the Santa
rum gymnasium last night was proba bly
the best contest OF the year. the former
team winning with the close count OF Al
10 3s. Four state records were smashed
and fast time was made IN all OF the
events. Hugh Graz. who starred In the
state meet last year. did not enter the
hundred-yard race, but new mark was
set by Schcnck. Gray. however. did some
fast work in the shorter distances. and
practically won the relay.
Dalton. Deseret; stevenson. san. and
Boyd. san. were the Judges. Welch Des-
eret, and Montgomery. San. tlmekseners.
Beck OF the san, starter. The feature OF
the card was the 22e-yard swim In which
Westoby OF Deseret lowered the previous
state mark, y seconds Westoby took the
lead from the gun. but Stubeck San be-
gan a sprint after 40 yards that placed
him even. re. however got mixed on the
laps. and after racing the Deseret man
close 70 the iso-ysrd line stopped. think
lng. tho race ended. Hc soon discoy ere ed
hts error. but lost 70 Wcstoby six yards.
Summaries:
Twenty-yard daSh-Gray. Deseret. won;
Heller, san. second. Clswson. Deseret.
third. Time. 10 IS seconds. equsllng the
state record.
a2c-yard dash-westoby. Deseret, won
Stubeck. San. second schcnck san.
third Time. minutes and II seconds.
lowering the former state record of a:Ss.
The hrst hundred yards OF this race was
made I'm l:ls. four seconds slower than
Grsy's record for the l0o-yard dash.
so-yArd dard-Palmer. San. first. Claw
son. Deseret. second. Harvard. Dcssrst.
third Time. 81 - seconds
to-yard dash-Gray. Deseret Sr-
Sheppard. san. second Hayward. Deseret
third. Time. - seconds. lowering the
state record of % l-5.
s0-yArd dash-Grav. peseret won
Sheppard. san. second: Burton. Deserst
third. Time. So seconds. breaking the
former state record % q %.
Fancy dlvlng-Adamxou san won.
SperTy, Dsser@t. second. Palmer. san.
third. In thz contest the question as a
method of judging arose. and Adamsou
was permitted two trials. giving him the
match over Sperry
io0-v ward dssh-Schenck Aan won
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
HELEN BARbEE WINS
THE JUAREz FEATURE
Going Improves and Fast
Time Is Made in Days
Events.
Special to The Tribune

Special to 'rhe Tribune
Ell PASO Tex Dec IS.-In the hand =
leap at FIVE and one-hslf turlonss today
Helen Barbee clearly demonstrated her
class by picking up l21 pounds and not
only cleverly bur easily raced away from
her field TO win iu .05 SO, the best time
so far at the distance al the meeting.
Three fayor!tes won and the track Is
getting TO be faster daily. Engraver ran
the mile today In 1'3a 1-5, winning quite
easily at the end. Console. the favorite.
raced disappointment, never being able
to get near tho leaders.
l.. III. Hick has purchased at private
sale from D. s. Fountain The Old Rogue
and Don Enrique. The reason for the
purchase, Mr.. Hicks claims is that he
will run better for his jockey Little
who has ridden him during the present
season, The summary:
First race. FIVE and one-half furlongs-
Real Star. los lBurlinsame), TO !. won;
:o6 S-5. Ancestors, Mercum. Stout
Heart and Rooster also ram
4 20 5, won: Lotta Greed. i0T (Robblns).
! TO !, second. Little Marchmont, 1l2
CRosen). TO J., third. Time, 1872. Ora
MCGEE, Gallant. Stalwart and Sly Lad
Third race. five and one-haIf furlongs-
Mimorioso, l0S (BuXtou). TO 10, won;
Chas Goetz. l05 CRobbnsl, TO 7, sec
/. third Time. :O6 Id. Oakland. Gale
thumpian. Just Red, Free and Hugh
Gray also ran.
Fourth race, five and half turlongs
Holcn Barbees l2l OLoftus). to ., won.
Lady Psnchita 100 (Callahan). 13 70 ,,
second; kiva. g. (Nathan). TO l. third.
Time. LOS SO. Jim Basey. Cracker Box
and DR.. Dougherty ,also ran.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-
Love Day, Jos Gross, TO ., won:
Percy Henderson, l05 (kederis). 10 TO I,
second. Cosgrove los CBurlngamcl, s TO
/. third. Time, l:o1 20. Auto Girl. Vis-
i6le. King Earl, Quid Nunc and Free VIII
also ran.
Sixth race. one mile-Engrsy tO2
UfslD, IS TO ., won: Sepulveda, l07 Gar
gam. to l, second: Duncraggin, lI2
(Loftus). To !, third Time .39 IL.
Console. Ymir and Hatteras also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
PACKEY AND BRETON
TO BOX IN GOTHAM

CHICAGO, Dec. lS.-Emn Thlrv an
nouuced today that the Jack Rritton- Nc
Farland match vas practically closed FOR
Madison Square Garden FOR the las week
IN February. Billy Gibson. the Gotham
promoter wired him 10 that eject to-
day. Thiry g. asking 30 per cent Of the
gross gate and a 5000 guarantee Hc
says Gibson - personally willing Ia meet
those terms, he figures the fight Will
draw around $40 600
PacScy fights Freddie Daniels IN Omaha
on December -. then win start work FOR
tho contract with Britton. Thlrv also
made tho remark that ~ While Rltchic
refused 70 give Packey J nght for the
championship he would send Pacitey into
the rinE against Mike Gibbons and Ecd-
dc NcGOorty. Just 20 demonstrate to
fighting folks that Mcfarland Is the
greatest living ring man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Big Game Preserve.

The commissioner recommends that e
.aIre tract of land IN Sewer. Sanpete and
l'tah counties be set aside as preserve
FOR big game and FOR upland game He
suggests that this preserve consist OF
loIty- square miles Of the Fish Lake
''rest reserve In SevIer county. the
southern half or Saupete forest reserve
iu Sanpete county and so 900 acres COM
rtisiug all - the land IN the strawberry
valley reclamation project in Utah couu-
~. The urincinal purpose Of this pre-
serve would be 70 conserve tho elk. deer
artcloue and mountain sheep OF the
state
The renort of the fish and game COM
Wisslou"r ls optimistic. II shows that
there is better sport for the angler and
.ne hune,r today In Utah than ever be-
fpre. The report Indicates that the
age oi ilis condition and during the
eArs 1911 and 1919 a larger number
~ licenses was sold than in any preced :
Ing bicunium. the receipts for the snl.
20 licenses totalins in excess OF $4,000
Tnc first portion or the report deals
tho commissioner office. Various i'm
rrovemeuiS az the different hatcheries In
Tie stat" arc described In detail Meth
ods % planting trout fry and a discus.
sion of the propagation OF the hsh In
fhc lakes and streams OF the state fol-
-oW. The commissioner suggests a law
providing for the screening OF all irrics :
'ior canals 70 prevent the nsh from
being cnrued out on the fields and dc.
stroycd. Mr.. Chambers also suggest. .
mat The t"iulnC or common nsh sbould
become an important industry In the
tate. Tor there ar" vast quantities o,
no common variety II fish as diStJn
-gishsd from the game nsh. In the lanes
- the state. and ready market fo-
csc Nsh NAV be found In tho east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Today's Juarez Entries.

First race hve-eiehths OF mile.
purse-Mad cline e.. 1Og; ParGpinea. i09
Satin Wood. lo9. Idletale. 1903; Woitross,
100; Amelia B.. lO9: Ernest H.. lO9
Washes. l09: Orrick. 1l2; Wheeler liz:
Gordon Russell, ll2. The Cinder III;
Weyanoke. 1l2; Jolly Tar. il2.
Second race, mile and sixteenth sell
ing-El Patio, %; Lehigb. 90: Hughie
Quinn. lo2. Miss Corn. los: Lambertha,
1OS: Rosevale. l0S G. W Kennon. los:
Aragonese. lOS; NJ. Cambon. 1OS, Silver
Grain. III; Force. llJ.
Third race. three quarters Of mile,
selling-Oswald b.. ITO; Boy Lynch liO:
Gelico. 10; Hidden Hand, 10; Serenade,
10. Swede Sam 10: Annual Interest
flo Orbcd Lad. 1l3.
Fourth race, seven-eighths OF a mile
handicap-Crossover 93: Irish Gentleman. n.
100; @, NJ. Miller. 10: Ella Bryson. lI2;
Injury. 1l6: Melton Street, III.
Fifth race, three-quarters OF n mile
purse--Venetian. 1o5. Tim Judge, 10;
Golden Agnes. 10; David WarficId. 10:
Helen Scott 10; Hannis, 40: Lookout,
no. Originator, 10: Louis Descognets
lio; Guy Spencer. llo; Ruby Knight. lI0;
Descendant. 10.
Sixth race. one mile. sel'ng-ssdle
Shapiro. 9l; Pipe Vision. 100: Shoot =
Ing spray. iO3: Orpert 105: Royal River,
i05 Flying, i0o; Rue. l05; Lescar, los;
Highland Chief. l0S