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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-26
church Items.

Services IN st James Catholic Church
each 81 Sunday at a, m. and each 4th Sun.
day at 1880 y. m.
LIST Sunday, preaching at Millville at Ii q
IN, Chestnut Hill p m, Halltown 7:S0 m
End Sunday. preaching at fairmont II m,
Murrill Hill 8 p m. w Reeves, P C.
A series of meetings. conducted by the
pastor. will be begun in the Charles Town
Baptist church next Sunday. and will be
continued each evening at 7:z5 O'Clock.
Public cordially invited to attend.
Preparatory, services Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday evenings of this week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-26

<~oPpFR WASH BOILERS. Extra heavy
conner bottom wash boilers in stock.
GslI Il IDS South Charles Street.
SsA' EA6TERDAY 4 CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-26

|'''ncT Is respectfully
Fluested at our
FING OPENING
| DISPLAY
+ creations in the sea.
veayes and col.
/ 'lngs held by
/ 'n'urger q Sons,
| l'iIors, Baltimore.
|RcH 81 and %,
Representatives, will
l. to take measures.
|. NARsTELLER,
f'I'' Town, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-26

Collars and cuffs as good as the best.
Charles Town Steam Laundry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-26

just received car of mamoth whit
seed Gate. G. F. Wall Co,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-26

Alaska peas, rs cts pit. at Miller's Phar-
macy,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-15

Tempteton, which ran down and
killed E. K. Rogers, retired CAPT
talist, 139 E. Ontario ST., exon
Grated from blame
Milford S. Palmer, former po-
liceman, discharged in 1909 be-
cause he failed to support wife
and 8 children, filed mandamus
proceedings in Circuit Court yes
terday. Seeks reinstatement
Emile Stole, private detective,
who yesterday shot and killed
Mrs. Elsie Vynsze while cleaning
revolver at 2057 Lincoln av., was
held to the grand jury, charged
with manslaughter.
Union Park, w. Lake st. and
Ashland av., may be converted in
to modern playground for chill
dren. Plans under discussion.
Farnum Fish, California ''boy''
aviator, yesterday made 2l-min-
ute fight at Aero Club field, S.
Sind av. and w. 22nd st. 500-foot
altitude. Carried Catherine Cal
vert as passenger.
Anna Daniels, 63S No. State
ST.. music teacher, arrested for
larceny. Complaint of Mrs.
Clara Wood, 65S Grace ST., mngr.
West Side Conservatory, d So.
Ashland blvd, says she gave de
fendant 2 expensive vioIins to use
and she failed to return them
when leaving her employ.
John S. (Col.) Cooper, stock
yards commission merchant, sued
for SIS. 900 bv Iof1n Bartelu1e
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-15

-. Pease, against husband Ed.
ward A. Pease, son of wealthy
Aurora manufacturer, testified
that she had often seen Pease
making love to a maid employed
by the Peases.
Henry F. Wallbaun, harness
merchant, 1130 LaSalle ave-,
sued for divorce. Wife charges
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Separated Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Larson, 1889 Har-
ward St., divorced from husband,
John Larson for End time.
Robber broke into home of
Charles A. Gross, supt. St. Boni-
face cemetery, SSH No. Paulina
St, forced Gross and wife to keep
quiet at point of gun, escaped
with 500 worth of jewelry.
Sigrnund Mann, druggist, oo3
SO. Marshtleld ave-, arralgned IN
court for arson. Fire followed
insurance of stock for 5000.
Michael Schultz, $3.50 So.
Winchester ave-, shot by John
Sulkiski, special policeman Swift
& Co., died at Wesley hospital.
Sulkowski claims he caught
Schultz attempting to steal meat.
Trial of Mrs. Jane Quinn,
charged with murder of third
husband, John Quinn, win begin
next Monday in Judge Petit's
court.
VIM. 6. Guttenberger, chauf-
feur, given $1,000 Judgment
a0a;1Sf Edmond Kaufman and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
MANY VETERANS SLIDE INTO MINORS:
OTHERS WILL NEVER AGAIN ENTER GAME

TIE season ~ Tsls ~as hard On. for
major laaEuH FeteauH. many = Shurn
nrFe knocked nut of tHe sIu1iEhA nE b.u
Father 'tue Perhaps never b.ftrs vef.
20 many stars ~ tie diamond retif -
from ne bis Leagues 'n . sIuE.s season.
ons ~ fHe nrFt - tat by fns uHysits
m 1913 was Odd EN AuunE. Before th@
see sor ives hHf over tha famous Old vet
fugefs 90 ere diamond vFre Hulahsd aud
DEL AFflned tu BITS nHlu farm. newer aEa .n
70 be seen IN hiE 'eaEue hssehs..
pitcher u retire from ma lor .sasus base
aaH In 1912 NordrCai Rrouu - tue
cubs anf W7'd 1861 Donovan ~ f.r u
gers 80 otfaer former prise twff'nrs vito
sessaa Ives psss-d. An iSiurt ~ Sc ga
70 nea % shorten fhe career ~ k-nH =.
"Nf lhnNnt HN p.HFn1 Wua El# HfElNe m"N
7rdra fHr season as rIaHkser ~ f1e IRE.
lasHne team N'd WN'nw pitched ~
che RrHnki1Irs before tHs American Isaeus
ever threatened 81 invade the east
KirkHnan Efdie ~ommers. aiso ~ 49,
figers. uas another pitcher 81 more uan
ORDINARY ahiitF aha was iaRsord hV
HFFisfefl l'an lon EHfnmera case az Nor.
san. fHa UraaH. ru1ua sIfHp ~ tie affa
'sffrH. WIS smother "anah.e nFrlnd HfffHi
io lake 8rud.e out of tHr ma Inrs ~
was sent f1 Kansas Cffv hy connie a.. ~
BIT sent into vaudeville Instead.
other irurr Hrhfr an ne hurfrr HT
iu fHru Lea their lis league uniforms fast
r.aror we're Eng cole. 600 huf v1narr
efo - t"r NatIgnai 'oaaur pitchers @
1870. EarHrf FrIfv. e flua- FHrnrrf men.
H.r m ODE Browns. WHO nr.aHeH FiF un.
HnT lFa4Hn career with MaFffunfun flnrs
r krHuae ~ fre Afhfrfire nnH Cleveland
unn usH marvel En iHw Hnd fIn.
halEhn and JACK QH.nn. both ~ Hs
lfIEF'anfFFH
refhaps thr catching Department vas
HrsaIad fhH Hanfrrf hf rafhrr TIrrn .n
DE- iHI. aftnrA Tire On kufurH Son
captured .asf FraanH arrs ~ fHeIr aHF
tHf hrHi .n fhr unurfrF Fnur Yeats HEd
Johnny King Uae fIrF greatest catcher .u
fIn NHtiHnal ienEue anh RlIlw Sullivan
anH fahht Street dIf iHaf fhr hnfafs .H
tnr American 'eaEHF AT three ~ th~Ha
f1Tn-Hr stars Hrr Through a. Dis fraE.lFFa
NuuEh kHnE Ia rctrnE 0f rIH nwr 81.
#H##
Too hr#t hrunn sr#urd hasnran n
fafa frHw I.H hIE .rnEue wau 'nHf aHH
snr waH AIrI NriaitHufF nave TuffH
HrrH .f fhr rIHt ~. TrufertIFe nsaH# II
tuu. HaFf Eau Johnson forces feel 1uf II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

fast company because En- thr PAR - fnrh
In ths STRIFE ~ the wlaaus THIH seems
20 b. one t.ue however. where Dave p
fnnrfrH tErnuEU HIf had az HeIaEnnfr .
iHrH fUuUh.ri Dim fUr seEtraI seasons
Germany N1hauIer wnu also earneH dis
f.urf ION 81 second btKamnn f1r tHa rs
gers. if pretty near through a. q ulavar.
HHt - viii b. kruf q WnrhfnNfun o. the
araHffv NJ clown.
other famous % veterans whn wiI
p.aF Iffif or no part In hin learlle base.
ra' nest ErHsuu are Catcher rharfef
= HuIdt. one 81 che Detroit TIGERS Frnmb
arrr unn lfarrF Davis. two furfnsr rfaf
NfsI haHemmns Arthur DNVIm once ths
beet frirf Harksr iu the COUNTRY nrtsrns
Lord. Danny Murphy ard Matty Mrim.
IRE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
PILES CURED At HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

n you waTsr RON Needing. itching
hlsDn or protrrldlun Piles send na your
atcr~ss ana I VII tel rou hnw 20 cure
ycuraef az hofre ~ the nww nbaorption
trea trneut. and VII afsn send anrne ~
THIS home treatment FREE for trial with
references rom your own locality III re-
queatrd fmneHlafr rnnrf HnH psrrrna
merit cure assured aenf ~ money huf
Tel others - fhtH nwsr. Write TO-DAY g.
Mrs. ~ Summers. B1N p South bend
Ind NAHF.erf semen M
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
CPORT @
ShotA

~ 81 900 a wees % 80 en- the vaude-
vile stage dreiarinE hs b. NOT an
actor. ~ an bssenaI men had EuErrs
crnaoieure there aouId d. mighty frw
81 them on the stage Delay
Tommy MURPHY once prominent
candidate for ere WRhtwriaht cham
pi7rsh'p Ha IN a Denver hospital and
nav never 9shf rEltu. Hr is suffer
inE from r mental anH physical hreak-
Gown
Johnny KHne late manager ~ fh+
flrf0n Brave iH t1r0uEH forever sf a
u.1for Lacquer. hut De- a open fs T.-
EaasueufH IH fHH minors Tine .aruHf
tfsr CUB catcher tu1ne fEaf BE- De- 30.
mems in RE BID leagues hr rH O..
arlv r. teller Boz che rsnEE. ~ hernae Boo
tan rrohahlv hand a GOOD joH aH man
aEor IN the miuurr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
Look what Santa Claus
left Mems l5c black socks.
Monday, per pair. Sc. Draw
ner-Riera Co.


"Thr reporters Hfr Is q happy enc
wh~n ~ suffers an infiTnity. ne
cause ~ that indiEuiiv is usually be
meath considers fiun. nr else the insuif
.s due 60 aHTuas MISUNDERSTANDING
The speaker rss Albert = Hey tirs
himHnn e 0ue-tifnr reporter vaya ths
FI Paul Dispatch. fIe continued.
l know = reporter who vent - :
house tn day arer wedding ana
said 20 the servant aho answered hls
ring
Can vpu Ion me have some hrfn a.
r'ease ~ yesterdays CEREMONY
The servant frownef
SO. . CAN'T Hhs said sT-hrv ata
- rrv rrHmbi Ana. think you ohrhi
fr ~ ashamed. an able bodied vos1ng
man likc vnl noinE arounA h~wwing
far cold details"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

rational league TathsrH should prove
= star iu the American association.
The Highlander wnI nee the Giants
Park next year. Hut frank Farrell
wants everyone % know that ~ viii
have a plant ~ his own in 1914 Just
81 good a. the Polo grounds.
Jimmy Tavender and lou Richie
tao cub pitchers. are ln Macon. Ca.
spending a few DAYS preparatory 70
going 20 Lavsndera home in Monte
Euna. Ca, for q hunting trip. Richie
win remain 81 LavendeTa home until
time 20 report FOR the spring training
season. Lavender says he expects
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29
CHICAGO LAD GETS
CHRISTMAS GIFT
Fer ths First Tir,s, With sishs Ne.
stored. ~ Cares 81 ne M0thsr's
Fsatursa

ChicaEo. nec at--Of al enc two ard
ons half million peapla IN chicago o.
sou Cannaro. a boz % 10 yeanu. prob
ably VAS th@ recipient % the most
highly priEed Chriatmaa present HiH
Eift iH the recovery % his syetiEht.
BE hal been blind since he waa two
years ola
TT hooked up IN ny mothers Features
for The first time today" ne aaid. fand
Oh. such beauty. I realized that !
could see None knows such ioy. Neu.
who know hos 20 read and write. can
realize mo position. I know nofhin &
~ that but I viii Immediately learn
90 sl the people In the world. 7 am
ne 90 % whom Santa naua has
rivsn ne most nriHrd rifr.~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

~ CunA wnuNa uptniun e. che
wortd'H Krwate~s hall PLAYER sneuid he
NeiKntv. says Connie MaoMa AthletrF
wIH COP ths pennana NEXT yesr. The
Athletes dtdur Sfn ira pennsut last
season.. aamata -. "but I atgu be
uevc e r. uas best team IN me ooUn-
trv"
Manarrr rFnzh Jennings ~ ths "a
frait Tigers dos not envy the sob
~ ice rinlrer. new manager 81 The
Cincinnati RafH The team owners
ere InHusncra from outside sources
ami thn manaTer there wuu}d have 20
have Hide 80 friok 49, a rrueofiias
fa H#rd fhs renarka fhFt follow wheu
HIn - mada- raFa IenninEs. HuEh
SAWS there IN only one condition upon
Hr..h be- wanid become manager ~
fHe Cincinnati team A. fronc.af ON b
IIH.t Hiruiafiua that be would have
.HIr rHa~Es o. the team an the time.
Jars psnnfng che New VorN middle
weight. who vas recently dsfeated ~
Tommy Gavfgan. saws the ClsVeiander
can beat Miha Gibbons n don't oou-
slider "a any diEErace q BE- beat ~ q
man ~ Tommy 0avtgaH's esIihsr. 70
saws pennlnm II have met an the
GOOD ones. and 10 90 TIE first 20 hand
ir n me IN wruh q decisive way. he
r. the HARDEST hittinE middlewaight IN
ne eountrY. barring nona. and h. can
JARe another fellows blows without
n.gtic1r.N thszn. m he sva- gets matched
vEfth Grhb5na al BEE q fsW hundred
On ruuunF.-
Clann CoaEfsy. ths rurt Wayns MID
dlawuiMht ~ probahly the biWNent
AKhturn Tor rs wsiRht since Bob F1tE-
aimmon9a una BE stands i've feet
nlevan and a hair inches On hia gym
shoes haa a. extra lenEtk "a reach
uAantY ~ ne riFht sort ~ muncla. and
car hit moanA IN viii mt surprise tha
gtas onsa n Coakisy develops and L.
heard fnum A asaoot middlowsight 50
ctety in tha not Car distant nutura.
Han guhmaun. pEuxtdant 81 ~ Amer
tc@n les4@sA n4ga hs wi Judge pitch
sva frcm nov On hooor1tnE % the
num'bw ~ hitn made OF thair aaliv-
srisa and rate them anoordinEiy. lie
wfn abolish ne Won and '1ust" col
mnum frsm tha pitching rreurds. TN
Der ths new method M pitcher vii
gee er~sia Cor HE 0Tsn wood work and
not for that 81 his teammates. n 70 a
walccms caanWa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

WHATS that terfhls arht eoing en
over therew
"Oh. thatr tu~t an alderTnan trvfna
- rrev~nt q Compensation gHwnt frcua
afuwdinm o. n0e into his pochma -
ruek
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

The chief s1@cutionsr 81 death IN tie
winter and aprins months Ia pnen.
moniA lee advanca a9enta are ooiaa
and grtr IN any attach hy enc % thea
mails dies No time shnuld ~ loot IN tmM
ING the best medicine oltainahis a.
friwe ~ 0r Countless thousands have
found this 20 BE- Dr Kings New naa
cov~ry NY husband believes n has
vert him from having pneumonia three
~ four tinn~a" writes Mrs. 0eorwa VI
Place nawsonstna W. and for
coughs. colds ard Group ws have never
found SO sauai" uuarantssd for Ell
brouchial affections Price 90 cta sni
400. Trial bottle fre@ a. w. A DIAL
smberts'a lAAvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

TIRE recent victory - Tommy Gav1-
san. former Cleveland uewsbov, over
the speedy Jack DrnninR - New York.
probably viii prove e stepping stone 90
fame ana fortune Fight critics are
aiready predlctinE that within another
ear b. win 30 close 10 the top or che
middlewelEht division. ~ he is not
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Pittsburg Pirates. expects % set con-
uoi OF the Philadelphia National
league club. Locke admitted ne was
husy tying % arrange q transfer ~
he PhfiadeiphiA property that viii
Land hirn AZ TIA head % The ouAkern.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Mrw rhurch--Are wyIr rhuar~n
being hrunnht % 20 help Themselves
Mrn Uoaham--,Ars thsyf WAY.
can't heap = parttcis ~ am On the
housa more than q dar il-Yonhsrs
Statesman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Hoi play with the cabs Jimmy saya
be hadn't signed q contract Tor next
year, ant probably would not unless
sTered = aubsta ntiAi incresss On sal
arv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Floor space for rent. Fer
ris Warehouse and Storage
Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Cold weather males 'em
feel good. Mems 81 heavy
sweaters. Monday. only soc.
Brawner- Riera Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Jimmy Aroher aud Jimmy Shecknrd
n sosn him arer the Christmas hou-
dAys and all four Will. 80 on an en-
tended bunting trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Jimmy Archsr. fhe Cpib's star o.tch /
~. Who :. - Syracuse Tor ne winter.
demands tte. 900 next season Or he wili
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Umpir@n westxrvelt ana 0Brisn
lssi year IN the American league. hav'
bcsn signed ~ President ChivinEtoI
90 umpire IN the America association
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

Chick T.Athers. former Tiger hR-
hem traded - the fna'snanaIia club
FOR Charlie Of.eary. w1o wiu he cent
20 the Providence clue % The Inter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

RoEsF Breanahan. nornertv usansvur
~ enc g. T.ouia Cardinals. dessrvus e
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

manager % the Chicarn White sox.
has accepted the presidency - the
Northwest league Hs vas siected Cor
three years
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF SAIL PLAYERS
There has been no bitch in the deal
between Chance and the New York
HHhlauderE PcruissIoa has ben
zivsn Prank Farrell 20 negotiate With
che peerless leader By Garry Hermann
even though he has NOT released tie
former Cub leadcr
n those Florida towns were vide
awake 90 the advantage ~ advertIa-
inE they would - getting In their
hitE riwht now for the Cub training
camp.
Harry n,avis. dethrored leader %
ths Maps and former star FIRST base
man - m Athlstioa. may manage the
Reading club Of the Tri state laagae
next E1munsr Connie MAck "a the
hsavient stoakhoIdsr in that club ana
he - confident that Davis viii make
Eood FOR him.
TIA rson-ai - the New York club
20 waive ciaim on Branch RtcksY. the
fcrmor Brown football HtAr and later
baseball soAch o. the University u
Michigan. vii prevent him taxing TIE
position - a~crsfnry q ~ Browns
next season. Farrell IL not very
friendly 70 BIB Hedges
MsGraw wm 10 IN. most powerful
rnauarsr 81 either league next year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

MsGraw VII 10 ths most powerful
unauarur 81 either league next year.
wtth ne exemption ~ Connie Mack
whnfrver these leaders decide Is not
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-29

questioned ~ their Gibbs and often
the stockholders In fde club never
tnoyS ~ q deal until 70 n completed
vuh Evers. Tinker and HuEFfns IN
the managerial ranks next summer the
National league win compare very "a
rrrahly with The American FOR ener-
rufic leaders.
Tsrrv Ia3oie. the great bail player.
has a namesako In L. t.aioie the gres.
hockey player o. Canada. but the
famous athletes are not related.
Charlie Carr has persuaded @ Nor
San 20 uuit acting for a moving pic
ture conccrn and 20 sign a contract
20 pitch for the Kansas CITY team
next year. Carr ia Ai.o asteT the ser
vto@s ~ Doe GesnisF. former outheieer
~ the washington team.
Pop Arson stin thinks he can make
pood - q siukE.r in re big league.
but he = not willing % BET he can
set down - hrst inside ~ twenty ave
aeconds
Chick LAthsrs. former TiF-r. hr-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-17

The hrst essential for North Dakota
grown alfalfa seed il undoubtedly
hardness. 1t lies in the power Of the
North Dakota farmer to break up any
hardy alfalfa seed trust that may be
In existence, The Dickinson station
has already co~operated with nearly
forty farmers IN the growing OF Grimm
alfalfa m cultivated row FOR seed pro-
duction. II ii expected that future
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-17

pared and shaped for the market. The
mattresses Of this concern are famous
the country over.
Beautiful sidehoards almost ready
for costly china are being displayed to
advantage by the Dakota Sash & Door
factory. This company has an excel
lent display.
Little show cases and big ones, too,
the kind that are finding homes in
many eastern places OF business as
we'll as in the northwest are exhibited
by the John Schlanser Co, The show
cases are beautifully made and de-
signed to suit the convenience of al
most any line of business.
The Shotwell Floral Co. has an att
tTactive and fragrant display of cut
flowers and plants and floral designs.
From this booth cards are being passed
out that entitle the holder to a tiny
potted fern, dainty souvenir of Far
gos' first home products show. Cold
fish also brighten this exhibit in their
large glass homes.
To discourage child labor and trusts
is an aim of the Wilbur Cigar Co, If
the signs decorating its booths are any
indication. A visit to this display
will give an idea how cigars are
made. for cigar makers are on the
1oD mere All the time. Products of
TINS factory that have become popu-
lar are the San Rexo and Fargo ci-
gars, known almost as we'll as the
CITY tney come from.
Everything in, Ine trunk and valise
line is shown in the booth of the Mon
son Trunk Co. The samples of the
work of this factory are many and are
as fine as could be seen anywhere.
This concern is an old one and one
to which Fargoans point with con-
siderable pride, IL
Products from the Schroeder farm.
where the inspector is inspected and
pure milk produced, are exhibited by
the Frank Q. Knerr CO. IA big block
Of Q. <. butter makes the show Wis
itor hungry and long for dinner time
when ne can try q little OF this
product
The Manchester Biscuit Co. has one
OF the biggest and best exhibits at
the show. Its booth is attractively ar
ranged with its numerous packages Of
biscuits, crackers and cookies. Hun
ureds OF samples of good things are
piled high, showing the big variety
Of goods that are daily turned out
from this factory one Of Fargo's rap
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-17

Music, souvenirs by the pocketful
and more than half hundred exhibit.
OF Fargo manufacturers are increasing
the popularity of the home product.
show IN the old Everhart candy fac.
tory building on Roberts street. JUS
across from the Gardner hoteA
The exposition hall was packed yes.
terday afternoon and last night with
a curious, interested. jolly crowd Il
is estimated that fully 5000 spectator:
passed through the doors and this
mornings attendance indicates thai
the total for today will be even great.
er.
The show management wishes it un.
derstood that children will not be ad-
mitted to the exposition unless ac-
companied by their parents until Fri
day afternoon when the hall will be
turned over to the youngsters and they
win be given full run of the build
ing.
Tomorrow has been set aside by the
show committees as ladies' day. In
honor Of the ladies special music will
be provided and feature souvenirs will
be given away at the various exhibit
tion stalls
Among the prominent visitors at the
products show today were Pres. How
ard Elliott of the N. P. Gov. Judsor
Harmon Of Ohio. They expressed sur
prise at the large number of manu-
featuring enterprises represented al
the show and OF the advancement
made in various industries in Fargo
Fargo and Moorhead join hands in
the exhibit of A. J.. Wright & Sons.
The home of this concern is in Moor
head. It's business extends over prac-
tically the entire country. "A. j. Wright
& Sons are successors to Beck &
Wright. The plant of this company
makes anything and everything in
canvas awnings tents, wagon covers
and couch hammocks. Recently the
plant turned out half dozen silkaIine
tents large enough to house two men
and each weighing seven pounds. The
Wright makers cut their own lumber
and manufacture all the iron parts
necessary in their output
There is no need Of Fargoans throw
Ing away their old carpet rags. THAT
they can have them made into attrac-
tive rugs carpets and porch pillows
is shown in number of exhibits of
weavers among them being the North
Dakota Weaving Co. and the Fargo
Carpet & Rug Co. One OF these con-
Germs last year turned out over 1900
yards of rag carpet and lis now en-
gagged In the manufacture OF silk por-
there's.
Products Of the bottlers trade are
nicely displayed BY the Fargo Bot
tling Works and the American Bot
tling association. The output of these
concerns is large, their business ex-
tending to all sections of the north
west.
The Fargo Auto & supply Co. has
an interesting exhibit OF tire and mos
tor vehicle accessories and is passing
-put nifty little reminders Of the show.
Human hair goods are being naanu-
factured in Fargo in large variety.
Mrs. ]. Kopelman has splendid ex-
hibit of these goods and other things
that mean so much to the s'loidy with
the lovely locks
Show visitors are receiving an edu-
cation In the art Of mattress manu-
facture The NfcEIose 81 Pardoe Co
has a big showing OF crude materials
and dsYfion afors sparbatlv take de-
light in telling how the goods are Drs~
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-17
PACKERS BOOKS
BEFORE JURY

Chicago. I'LL, Jan. 17.--CounseI for
the government continued the exami-
nation OF the books Of Morris & Co.
during the progress Of the Chicago
packers trial today. Dozens Of addi-
tional books were turned over to rep
resentatives Of the government at the
beginning Of the session. The ship
ment books. showing sales OF dressed
beef by Morris & Co., covering a per-
iod from 1908 to 1910. were exhibited
to the jury.