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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-26
auto CLUB
MEETS MONDAY
FARGO AUTOMOBILE AssoclA-
TON WILL HOLD ANNUAL
BUSINESS SESSION NEXT MON
DAY EVENING AT FARGO COM
MERCIAL CLUB.

The annual meeting Of the r
Automobile association will hold It's
annual business session next Monday
evening at the Fargo Commercial cluo.
The purpose of the meeting Is 10
elect officers for the ensuing year n
outline a number Of pleasure trips
about the state. For several years the
question of sociability run las been
under consideration but none except
ing the runt to Crookston la& summer
during the United Commercial Travel
ers' convention has ever materialized.
It Is hoped this year that the club will
renew its activities along this line.
N. A. Lewis is president of the club
and many are hoping he will be re-
elected if it Is not the general senti-
ment to change all the officers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-26
BROTHERHOOD 10
MEET ON MONDAY
BROTHERHOOD OF CoNGREa.
TIoNAL CHURCH WILL HOLD
MEETING NEXT MONDAY EVEN
ING AT FARGO COMMERCIAL
CLUB.

The Brotherhood of the First Con-
gregational church will hold a. banquet
and meeting next Monday evening at
the Fargo Commercial club at $3.50
O'clock.
considerable interest and. every man-
Der of the organization is urged to be
on hand as a fine program has been
prepared. ... 7~-@>,-
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The Skin and Not the Blood.

Until recently it has been a gen..
orally accepted theory that eczema
was a disease Of the blood. Scien4
tiic investigations have taught us
that eczema is positively a skin di-
sease and durable through the skin
alone. Meritol Eczema Remedy is
applied directly to the diseased skin.
DO not delay trying Meritol Eszema
Remedy. Central Drug Store, 66
Broadway, Fargo. N. .. Local
Agency.-Advt.
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Was She JoIlyinu Him?

Boston Transcript: Captain-We
ran into a dense fog last night.
Miss Toor1st-Strange the. shock
didn't wake me up; I'm a very light
sleeper. "
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An Exclusive Habit,

An EXCLUSIVE Habit.
Detroit Free Press: Johnny, you
must not eat with your knife"
"Why not?"
Nobody but get-rich people are do
ing that nowadays"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21
Rheumatic THE
Story That Millions TeII-The
Way to Prompt Recovery

There is host OF pills, powders.
tablets and what-not for rheufna tism.
but they all lack the first essential TO
being natural medicine, To begin
with. rheumatism is simply a name
given TO designate variety OF pains.
and can only be reached by irrlgating
the entire blood supply with a nat
urally sssimIlatiye antidote. True,
Tho pains may be eased with narcotics
or the acids may be neutralized for
the time being. But such methods
merely temporlze and do not even lead
10 a cure. There is 4 standard rheu-
matism remedy. and Is sold In all
drug stores under the name OF s. 8. s.
Attempts are often made to sell somc-
thing claimed to be "just as good"
nothing but s. g. s.
II contains only purely vegetable
elements and is absolutely free Of
mercury. iod!de of potash or arsenic
The recovcries OF all types of rheu-
Instism by the u5e of S. s. g. Is a fine
tribute to the natural efficacy OF this
remarkable medicine. for il is as
simulated Just as naturally and just
as well ordained as the most accept
able. most psleta BILE. and most readily
digested food. Do not fail to get a
bottle OF S. s. s. to-day. You will be
astonished at the results. IL your
rheumatism Is of such a nature that
you would like to consult "A specialist,
write to the medical department, The
Swift Specific Co., 307 Swift Bldg, Al
1anta, Ga
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HIGH MEETS
UTAH PREPS FRIDAY

Tho Granite high basketball team win nlav
INC university preps' Friday afternoon a. tho
university gymnasium. Neither team was Sohe,i-
uloh 10 play this wcok and both tho conchcs
seem 10 be Of tho opinion that the teams need
ihc game IN keep thom In the best of form
tooeh Ashton OF Granite ha0 boon running the
cntiro squad through hard practices each evening
thi. week and the appear To DO In the best
wsics 10 be unable TO find any fault In tho
iinc-np when he meets tho Suit Lake high school
wrck from next saturday. In all tho games thls
season, except tho game with tho Wcbcr academy
mo farmers have run up high score ngoinyt
thoir opponents Tho gano with Weber vag Inrt
~ Hcnro Of - 10 e5 after the hardest fight that
was ever witnessed at tho Weber, Al that period
OF tho ecosou the GTanitc hoop throvc-s were IN
no condition and "cro handicapped by tho log. Of
Two OF the atlrs. James Hamilton aud ThorIm
Coach Bcnnion OF tho university nns had tho
prep team under his WING and has practically got
them rounded Into Hhapc When thesc two tesms
net before the university "babics'' wcrc uuIner-
eiiully defeated. bu, since that time they have
ecen working hard their weak poinin aud cx-
pot 20 lMt Eimhhnrn Nclf
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OGDEN AND BRIGHAM
JOIN IN RABBIT HUNT
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 20.-According 10 tho advance uaIe
OF Tickets not fewer than l6p hunters will parlci-
pate In tho second big rabbit hunt OF tho se.sou
near Monument north Of the lake. tomorrow Tho
special traIn over The Oregon Short Luo aud old
line OF tho Central Pacific will leave tho union
passenger station At o'clock tomorrow morning
and returning Will arrive In Ogden about O'Clock
In the evening special for the accomrno-
tstIon OF tho Boxelder hunters will be added 10
The train al Brigham CITY
Chlet OF Police W l. Norton. VINO has been
one OF the lendcfD In arranging the second hunt
OF tho season. announced this evening that every
ming was In readiness for tile days sport As
result OF the recent SHOWS be believes that CON
di'ons In the field will DC oven better than al Tho
imo OF tho firs, hunt. shcn moro than 7o00 rab-
bits killed
Tho distribution OF the rabbits killed on thip
hunt VIII bc undor tho direct supervision of tho
police department. according TO Chief Norton, md
The best efforts VIII be put forth 10 see that thc
'nbblls reach the poor and deserving families of
ihe city. Persona hand when the train arrivcr
TOMORROW evening Will not be permitted 10 carry
away az many OF tho Tnbbs they dosirc
large number will be inDcd the Salvation
Army FOR distribution.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21
BUSY TIMES AHEAD
FOR CLEVER BOXERS
Coulon Meets Sinnett; Inter-
est in Wolgast-Rivers Go
at Milwaukee.
By SAM P. HALL.

BY lntcrna tional News Service.
CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-Johnny Coulon and
young" Sinnett VIII meet in ten
round bout at Racine. Wis. tomorrow
night. II VIII be Couon's first fight
since last June, when ne mot frankie
Burns at Kenosha. On that occasion
Burns made Coulon look like anything
but a champion. His showing was SO
poor that he called off a Los Angeles
match with kid Williams. Coulon at
the time was suffering from stomach
trouble and has spent the past year In
building UP. He says now that he has
rcgained his form and, after licking
Sinnett. will wade through the other
The little fellows arc to weigh ll6
pounds at o'clock Coulon will he we'll
under. Sinnett weighed 1152 today.
The trio OF lightwelehts. Joe Rivers,
Charley White and Joe Mandot. spent
the afternoon whaling away at their
spnrrng partners at the Lewis gym
nasium They will repeat the perform
ance tomorrow and then leave for. their
battles OF Friday night. Rivers leaves
for Milwaukee Thursday morning and
VIII work there In the afternoon for his
evening White and Mandot will leave
for the cast tomorrow night. White will
get off at Buffalo, where he expects to
chasten Jimmy Duffy, while M9ndot will
he Is billed for n bout with Johnny
Lore,
or course, the Rivers -Wolgast fight is
stirring up most OF the interest in these
parts. WolSast is an eX-champion who
IS Just about as good ever. Rivers
has been in two championship fights and
came close both times. He had VOL
gast In a bad way on several occasions
in their Los Angeles struggle and looked
a sure winner over Ritchie for several
rounds at San Francisco: So there Is
plenty. OF class involved in the engage
ment and the seat sale here and in NIL
waulkee prcsagcs q packed house, the
best the beer village has had since the
passage OF the boxing Hill.
Frank Mulkern, who is promoting the
show In the old Hippodrome arena, must
take In over $1,000 TO break even. VOL
CAST sold his end 10 MuIkern for s3i00
and Frank is guara nteeing Rivers $500.
Other expenses have been heavy But
the promoter is confident on cleaning up
on the mill. He thinks the match will |
draw $4,000
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BOXING RING AGAIN
CALLS TOMMY BURNS
Pelkey's Manager May Try
"Come Back; Arthur Has
Match at Taft.
By w. w. NAUGHTON.


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-Incon-
sistency thy name is Tommy Burns.
When &c. =" Smith downed A. Pelkey
with hurting right handler, r. b. was
so sore about il that he offered TO fight
Smith himself. 4 day or two later
Tommy thought better OF it, one Of the
things which Influenced him being that
at present he bears about much re-
semblance In conformation TO the Burns
who downed "Boshter Bilr' Squires as
Boston strong boy of the early sos.
Now Tommy is at IL again. The lure
of tho ring lis strong upon him and he
is going to try himself out with one
Battling Brant at Taft on January 26.
II the result OF the Brant affair war
world. 'Gunboat" Smith preferred and
Will bet from $4,000 TO $4,000 on HIM
self.
Tommy would not dare to talk like
commission which sees TO II that the
former heroes Of the pugIlistic profession
do not lnfllct themselves on the public.
But maybe Tommy Is merely having his
little joke. Going after Il fellow named
Bran, smacks of a Wild goose chase,
belt hope. are to box at Taft on January
"a. and Burns sends word that Pellicy is
in better shape than when he met Smith,
According TO Burns, Pelkey's muscles are
looser and his hitting ability greater.
Kenneth Is going right along with his
disaster. He is buoyed up by what his
manager told him. The latter. II seems
gumshoed into San Francisco and
watched the Pekey- Smith contest When
whispered TO Kenneth. YOU can lick
the both of them,''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21
ENTRIES START WITH
RUSH FOR AUTO RACES
sy luiornatIonal Nens serIec.

By International News Serylcc
Los ANGELES. ian. 20.-The entry lists for the
vanderbilt cup and Grand Prize rnccz TO bc held
on the Santa Monica February 81 ana 23
received flying start today when five cars were
nominated Within few minutes after thc books
were opened al tho headquarters OF ths Wcqtcrn
Automobile association IN West Pico street Al
rho same time Chairman Leon r Shelter mailed
fntry blanks To Fred j. Wagner. eastern ropro-
sentative In Ncw York
IL Is expected tha. tho entries VIII como In RAD
idly now from both local owners and the eastern
drivers.
Tho first five entries follow:
Walter n. Brown, cntTsnt; Earl 2. Cooper. dri-
yeF; Stuiz.
Lcotla X. Northam, cntraut; Omar Ton, driver,
De LaEc
Mercer Auto COMPANY Tronton. \. j.. cntranl
Spencer Wishart. driver; Mercer.
Mercer Auto COMPANY. Trenton. n. j.. entrant:
driver named: Mercer
George F. Settle. San Pedro cntIant: Barney
oidneld. driver; Mercer.
II Is expected that among The ncu entrants
viii be Gil Anderson and his Slulz.
Tho absence Of Ralph De Pslma's name from
the driYers' llit In the Mercer team is no, re-
Eerded significant. All tho plans hsyo called
for Dc Palma In Mercer in both tho Vanderbilt
cup and thc Grand PfiEo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21
WOLGAST PROPOSES
TO GO AT TOP SPEED
sy Interna tIonal News Service.


MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Jan. 20.-Ad VOL
Sast went through another strenuous day
of boxing and gymnasium work today In
preparation for his ten-round bout with
Joe Rivers on Friday night and at the
conclusion announced that he was as
physically Jit now as he was in the days
when he reigned as champion. The form
surprise to local boxing followers No
matter how vigorously he works, the lit
tie fellow finishes almost as fresh as when
ne started. WolGast has mapped out his
pan OF battle against Rivers and ne says
II the Mexican will stand up and fight,
the match will not go the limit.
Rivers does not like body punches
ana thats what | intend TO hand him."
Wolgast said today. In our first battle
! had him cringlpg and squrming from
iefts to the mldscction. He has not for
gotten those blows yet. I have tested my
self and know | can go ten rounds at top
speed don't intend to let this fellow
rest a minute.
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EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE

CITY ENPREsS AND BAGGAGE co
ih"hs Nasatch 2Sl0 bl69l
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RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED

DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR DIrR-
ham Duplex razor blades W. r,iE ~ "
turn them, postpaid. sharp as new,
goc per dozen; money order or stamne
pur m Duplex Sharpening Co. r. O
80 wv, ---..l l-oNe, ttan, mla53
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
10 get My free booklet. Y-2i9. tells
how. Write today-now Karl Hopkins.
Washington, -. G.. m2l7
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EYE. EAR, NOSE, THROAl

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCuled,'
and aurist; spectacles accurately a'',
difficult cases solicited. 3o5 Con'ins5
Bank bldg.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST
Wasatch 1G08. ysS
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RITCHIE-MURPHY GO
NOW SET FOR APRIL 3
81 International News Service.

BY international News Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 2o.-WiIl,e
ldtcme and Harlem Tommy Murphy
VIII fight for the lightweight cha mpiop
ship In San Francisco on the afternoon
OF Friday. April 9. This announcement
was made Today after Promoter Jim
conroth had conferred with Rftchie
Riltchie is eager TO engage In round
battles In Milwaukee and New York in
March, but Coffroth is opposed to this
programme. and il is likely the cha m .
pion VIII accede To his wishes
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TYPEWRITERS
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGlSlI
trade marks or copyrights. see !!
Thomas. sos Utah Savings & Trust p
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Field baskets-Tracy ]. Hudson I, Morton J.
Spencer >, Schntz 6, Holsngtor g. Bosoni S. Erick-
..
Flee throw6-cohn,b . out OF g. Tracy out OF
2, Morton 0 out OF J.
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UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS

$50 UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS FOR
sale, cheap. Uncle sam, pawnbroker
oV E-aSt lss south, knfi2
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COAL AND KINDLING WO

>N~~~~-~~-----~'-'-~~'->N N~~>~->-~>~ ofn|
DEAL, COAL Sc WOOD co. pL,
kindling and CRATE wood, loo
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Wanted-To Buy
CHINESE CAFE


THE NEW ORIENTAL CAFE AT "a w
End South will be opened on or nbout
January 3. 1911. Everything strictly Chi.
mere, open All nlGIlt, 13S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21

THE NAvY'S PURPOSE Is TO MAKE
in life. The greater his success, tic bet
ter the American navy, Navy training
fts men for usetulness-in tho navy or
In civil life. Variety OF work aboard ship
offers many opportunities for skilled men.
Pay excellent, graded according To compe-
tence. Apply Navy Recruiting Station.
Judge bldg, 4. 3rd South and Main sts..
Salt Lake City Utah k2032
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-21
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
MAY CLOSE SEASON
Schedule Likely to Be Abandoned for
Series Between Two Leading
Teams,

IL is pFohablo that after scrieS o, games be-
tween tho Lucas Grocery five and the Salt Lake
Hardware basketball quIntctto, tho Y. NJ. C. A.
Commercial baskotban league Win close for .he
Eeasoo These teams have the championship TO
fight out, as no other team is near them In the
percentage column.
different teams OF the League will be callod this
week nnd the question OF having the two teams
play series VIII be decided. There six moro
league Sarncs 20 be played before the regular
son VIII close, hut Physical Director George II.
Marshall thinks that the sorleS Will be moro In
tcresttng and better for the basketball fano
Tho 8chcduled game lost night between the Salt
Lakc Hardware and the Halliday five was for
feited 10 tho Hardware team. tho Halliday tsam
tTom tho Halliday team, Van Dyke from tho Park
five and Siddoway from the Salt Lako high school
basketball quinto,te played the Hardware five dur
Ing th frst half The Hardware five had an
easy time and won b. the OF e5 TO 4.
In tho second half the Telephone team consented
TO play as their sumo with the Honagcr fivo was
forfeited 10 the Telephone quintotto.
The lineup:
Salt Lake Hardware Picked Five.
Grundfor. Dyke. Dye
EofmanD. Taylor Gum
Goodrich ...-...... .lg siddowsy Dnvis
Castro. Observation-Disclosures. ....... Cpbam Hudson
Field baekots-NoIEor l. Gruudfor l, Hofmann O.
Goodrich 4. Bowen !. Van Dyke :. siddoway q
Hudson I.
FREQ thTowS-sddonay o out OF 3 Gum out
OF :, welker 3 ou, OF G.
The othcr samc OF the night botw.on tho
Lucas Grocery and the Boyd Park team. Tho Iu.
cas five won by the score Of 80 TO 8.
Tho lineup:
Lucas. Boyd Park
Spencer Tracy. Jarvis. Tracy
Eoisinslon .....-....... Van Dyke
Eosoni ....-............ ig........, Tracy Castro
Erickson ,............. .rE ........,.. Hudson
Field baskets-rracy !. Hudson l. Morton /.
Spencer ? schntz 6. Hosinstor 2. Bosoni 5. Erick-
son ..
Fsee ihrov6- -coha,b : out OF 4. Tracy : out of
2. Morton out OF ].
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING


BEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND.
hand clothing: w, Glicknan II South
West Temple. Was. i5l3 mIasc
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WANTED
Wanted-MaIe Help

BRIGHT YOUNG AMERICANS NOW
compose the American navy. IL you
enlist you Will find yourself IN good COM
pany. Life is healthy. work Interesting,
plenty OF sport and athletics. foreign
cruises and steady advancement as you
become more competent Unusual op-
portunities To learn trade and prepare
Tor successful career Free board and
lodging pay nearly clear, Apply Navy
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Utah, k2204
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED.
$500 first year promotion 10 $500. Ex-
amiDations Feb. II in every state. Com
mon education sufficient with my coach
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booklet C-2l9 Earl Hopkins. Washing
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LAUNDRIES
STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED, s. 30; WATER
Jackets cleaned. 81; L. Jackets, So:
stoves repaired. Il. j. Moriss, phone
Wasatch 6'li-Ws sl402
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. KING.
sl5 East End South Phone 81. r27
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$500 TO CALIFORNIA

Jan, 81 via Salt Lake Route. Rescr.
vations 10 East 3rd Sonth.
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MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. h
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO
n East Third South. China suitable FOR
gifts and prizes. Class and private les
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CUT FLOWERS

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funeral designs n1633
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
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UTAH HUNK CO HIGHEST PRICE
paid for IRON. brass, rags. bottles; rub.
her, copper, etc. $40 so. Atm west Fhone ,o1e
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OSTRICH PLUMES

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Vacuum Cleaners
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-05
y A Friend Of Babushka in Freedoms Fight e

Siberia. And some OF them will
escape!
He is here to fire the indigna-
ton of the free people who live
beneath the Stars and Stripes and
to persuade them to give voice to
IT, He does not want money.
His comrades in Russia finance
his work. But from San Fran
cisco, the nearest friendly sea-
port to Siberia. right across to
New York, and from every city
of our land in which free men
live he desires to plead with
Americans TO make their protest
against the inhumau treatment of
Blbushka.
Before the Kiev verdict l pre-
dicted that Russian bureaucrats
and the Car upon mis- throne
would be compelled to pay heed
to an indignant America. The
acquittal Of Mendel Bells justi-
fed my faith. Russia can not
afford to insult or ignore ninety
millions of free men and women.
Each one of us may be a friend
Of Babushka.