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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-04
~HANKINSON WINS AGAIN.

Hankinson. N. D.. Aug. 4.-Hankir-
son won the second game straight in
the three-game series with Wahpeton
for the county championship yesterday
at the latter place by a score Of Z to
6. making a third game Unnecessary
Narum for the Hankinson team allowed
but six hits and one pass, while Selke
was touched up for ten safeties. three
of which were doubles. DR.. Cole OF
Alexandria umpired the game and gave
the home team a score in the seventh
on a home run This makes eighteen
victories for the Hankinson team out
Of twenty games played this season,
one defeat going to the All-Nation
team with Donaldson in the box. by a
9 to l score. Narum for the locals has
pitched twelve games and won eleven;
Rennix pitched Jour and won three;
Helm has won three and Barrett one.
Arrangements are being made to go to
Aberdeen for a game next Sunday.
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CITY IN BRIEF

Try n Of our 5O-cent rooms. Hotel
EWeeden.-Advt.
Engraved and embossed work of
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
The complete shop, engraving, print
ing blank book. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Miss Cora Shotwell left for New
YORK Monday on a buying trip. She
VIII be absent for about ten days or
two weeks.
Mrs. Norton of the deLendrecie
ready to wear department is now in
the eastern markets making her selec-
tions for the early fall season.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Evangelical church will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Emma
Streck, 1913 Tenth street south.
Plasterers are finishing their work
on the Ball Automobile garage on Fifth
street north. Although the structure
is not entirely complete as to interior
nnlsh' business is being transacted.
L. G.. Trough manager of A. l..
Moody's garment section left last week
for the New York markets. Mr..
krough makes several trips each year
asd is usually one Of the first buyers
in the market.
c: F. Nord, general salesman for the
Underwood Typewriter Co, will make
the Fargo branch office of that COM
pany his headquarters in the future.
superior train connections are respon-
s10le for Mr.. Nord's change Of resi-
dence.
The deLendrecie store will close
again this week on Saturday afternoon
and the patrons should do their shop
ping before noon. To accommodate
those who can only come down town
at night the store will be open Friday
evenings until 10 o'clock. The clerks
will have some special weekend do
ings this Week.-Advt,
Mr.. Marks the expert window dress
er of the Herbst store left last evening
for Chicago where he will attend the
national convention Of window trim
mers Of the United States. After the
convention is over he will visit all the
large cities of the east to secure new
ideas for window dressing to use for
the Herbst store this fall and winter.
w. L. Dodson, state manager of the
Fraternal Union of America, will leave
To-Day with his family on an automO-
bile trip through the northern part of
the state. They expect to return to
their home in Fargo in about three
weeks. Mr.. Dodson says a rumor to
the effect that he was to leave Fargo
for good gained SOME circulation dur
ing his recent absence from the city.
He wishes to deny the truth Of the
statement and says he expects to live
in Fargo permanently.
New fall suits, skirts and dress
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ReaoIute Beats VanItie.

Newport. r. l., Aug. 4.-The Resolute
won the 40-mile race from New London
to this port sailed today against the
Cochran sloop Vanitie. 1t was a close
finish with the Resolute only eleven
seconds ahead when they crossed the
finish line at Brenton's Reef light ves-
sci.
The Resolute finished at 3:47:10 and
the Vanitie at 3:47:21. unofficial.
The Resolute and Vanitie sailed a
close race but the formers time al
lowance gave her the contest by two
minutes, II seconds, official time. The
Vanitie started 20 seconds behind the
Resolute and was only 10 seconds as
tern of the Herreshoff yacht at the
airs, mostly abaft the beam.
1t was the fifth time since the yachts
started racing that the R%esolute was
compelled to invoke her time allowance
in order to win.
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two hits were had against him, He
struck out four. He held his opponents
to one run and the Giants behind him
made only four. Marquard had not
pitched a better game during the sea-
son, and the twenty-one inning vic.
tory, SO far as could be seen, was real
ly a benefit.
There has been nothing to show that
Adams suffered from his hard work.
He will take his regular turn in the
box for Pittsburgh, and if he shows as
well as in the long game, he will
doubtless win many for his club dur
ing the remainder of the season.
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eight thousand Of his fellow Ameri-
cans, in the c~hautauqua frame Of
mind, in the MOOD which almost as
clearly asserts itself under the tent or
amphitheatre as does reverence under
dim religious light"-this privilege
and this opportunity is one of the
greatest that any patriotic American
could ask. To the man on a chautau-
qua circuit it is multiplied by as many
as there are days in his engagement.
This privilege and this opportunity
carry with them a peculiar RESPONSE
bility of. which no American with a
conscience could remain insensible. 1t
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Coxnte Schedule.

Sioux Falls. S. D., Aug. 4.-Notre
Dame. Ind. football team will meet the
university of South Dakota in a grid
iron contest here on Oct. "a, according
to w. J. Johnson. manager OF athletics
for the state university who was here
to arrange with the local commercial
club for the game. He announced the
South Dakota schedule, so far as ar
ranged. to be as follows:
Sept, 26, open; Oct. 8, South Dakota
state college at Vermilion: Oct. 10.
Nebraska at Lincoln; Oct. II, Mime
sofa at Minneapolis; Oct. "a, Notre
Dame at Sioux Falls; Oct. 81, North
Nov. IA, Morningside at Sioux City, Ia;
Nov. 81, open; Nov. 26, Creighton at
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Hollis Error Costly to Rrookfeds.

Brooklyn, Aug. 4.-For the second
time in the present series between
Brooklyn and Indianapolis, the visitors
took third place from Brooklyn, by
winning, 7 to 6. Hollis error on Nc
KeChnie's drive in the seventh allowed
Campbell to score what proved to be
the deciding run. Griggs knocked a
home run with Land and Deiehanty
on bases in the third. Score
r. H. E.
Indianapolis IA 2
Brooklyn 6 4
misunderstanding, Mullin and
Warren; Peters, HouCk and owens,
Land.
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Rube Vanguard.

Many baseball fans who wondered
It the achievement of RUDE Marquard
of the New York Giants and Babe"
Adams of the Pittsburgh Pirates, in
pitching twenty-one innings Saturday,
nevertheless felt both men would be
injured by the overWork. Twenty-one
innings meant two and one-third
games Of baseball. Usually pitchers
work every four days and do less work
than these two did in less than four
hours.
But Marquard worked his regular
turn Wednesday against Cincinnati
and won his game in fine form. Only
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War stops Chess Tourney.

Mannheim, aug. 4.-owing to the war
the international chess tournament
here was stopped. the prizes being
awarded to the chess masters holding
the leading scores as follows:
First-Alechine, st. Petersburg, 8 IL;
second-Vidmar, of Prague, 8 la;
third-Spielmann, of Munich, 8.
Marshall of New York, Breyer of
Budapest and Reti Of Vienna were tied
for fourth. fifth and sixth places re-
spectively with seven games each. Jan
owski, of Paris, was seventh with &
1-2 games won.
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Trapshooters Gather mt Green Bay.

Green Bay, WIS, aug. 4.-The ninth
annual western handicap, the event
erican handicap in the trapshooting
world, opened in Green Bay this morn
ing, under the direction of the Inter-
state association for the promotion OF
nounced yesterday that over $50 marks
men, some of the country's best guns,
will take part in this tournament. Tom
Marshall, worlds champion marksman,
is here to compete.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

ON AUGUST 18TH and 14th, there will
be held at the courthouse In Fargo,
an examination for all applicants who
desire to secure first or second grade
elementary certificates to teach In the
state of North Dakota.
Said examination will begin prompt
ly at $3.50 Friday morning.
]. w. Riley, Supt. Cass Co. Schools.
(Aug. 4-7-11)
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WHAT'S SAID

P. Johnson Secretary: Mckinley
lodge number 922 Modern Brotherhood
of America will meet Wednesday
evening at the Sons Of Norway hall.
This is a very important meeting and
a large attendance is desired. Re-
freshments will be served. VISITING
members welcome.
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Kansas City, Aug. 4.-With more
than sixty players entered, among them
some Of the stars of the west, the
Missouri valley championship tennis
urname opened here. Roland Hoerr,
st. Louis, holder of the Missouri valley
title and winner of the Iowa state tour
ney, at Des Moines last week, was the
star Of the day, winning both his first
and second round matches. In the first
round he played a smashing game that
d. Keedy Campbell, Kansas City, could
not fathom and defeated him, 60. 60.
In the second round he easily defeated
Lawrence Green, Kansas City high
school star, 60, 6-2.
Harry Austin. Kansas City, won from
p. w. Clark, Denver, by superior place.
ment, GIL, 2-6, 60. With a smashing
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Red Men III sunday Games.

The first or a series or three games
between the Moorhead Red Men and
the Ford company team of Fargo will
be played on the Moorhead high school
diamond, Eleventh street and First ave.
nue. south. Moorhead. Sunday after
oon The defeat of the 3Moorhead RED
Men at the top of the list of Moorhead
teams.
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For the Whole.

Brand Whitlock: They were
all working for the city; they
thought only of the success of the
whole. They had the city sense, a
love Of their town like that love which
the undergraduates have for their uni
versity. the esprit de corps of the
crack regiment.
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Colonies Nose Out In Ninth.

st. Paul. Aug. 4.-LouisviIle over.
came a four-run lead and won from
the st. Pauls in a sensational finish
here. A timely batting rally in the
ninth Melted the Colonies four runs
r. H. E
Louisville Is !
st. Paul IA :
Batteries-Leverett and Severoid
walker and James.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CIeveIands Win Easily,

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 4-Kahler
pitched a steady game while Young
and Powell were hit hard. the visitors
winning an easy victory, 10 to 3. The
hitting of Lelivelt featured. Score:
r.. II. E.
Cleveland IL IT 2
Z b
Batteries - Kahler and Billings;
Young, Powell and Hughes.
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Blues Can't Hit.

Kansas City. Aug. 4.-The Columbus
pitchers were too much for the locals
r. H. e.
Columbus 6 0
Kansas City 8 8 l
Batteries-Eayrs, Cook and Smith:
Allison, Delhi and Geibel.
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inv Birds are Chnmns.

Valley City, Aug. AIN a one-sided
game for the championship of Barnes
county and 500 side bet, the Alta Jay
Birds defeated Sanborn, II to 6. Fea-
lures of the game were the pitching Of
Taylor and home runs by Taylor and
Rebee. -
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F-M. ........... 0 0 0 0 0 I l 0 4 2
Winona ........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 / l
Two-base hits-Cullis, Dumont, My
ers; stolen bases-Doyle, Murphy,
Ward, Fautsch (2); double plays
Fautsch to Schneider; sacrifice hits
Cullis, Schiller, Brown, (2) Council,
Myers; base on balls-Dumont 8, Myers
5; left on bases-Fargo-MoOrhead 8,
Winona IA; struck out-Dumont 6, Ny
ers 8. Time lis. Umpires, McGarry
and Elliott.
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makes Of him, if he knows it and can
rise to its full requirements, a potent
human factor in molding the mind Of
the nation
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Winnipeg 8, Superior 8.

Winnipeg, Aug. 4.-Winnlpeg won
from Superior without difficulty
through timely hitting alone. Score:
r. H. E.
Winnipeg 5 3
Superior D l
Batteries-Shirley and Bachant;
Rose and Benrud.
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won from Chicago, 8 to 0. by knocking
Stack off the rubber in five innings.
Alexander pitched effectively and was
given brilliant support. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia 8 l
chicago ..,.'...'..' D D
Observation-Disclosures and Killifer:
Stack, label and Archer.
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Braves Win With Buffers Aid.

Boston. Aug. 4.-Boston won from
St. Louis in the ninth, l to 0 When
two singles a sacrifice and Buffers
error allowed Tyler to score. Score:
2. H. E.
Boston 5 2
ST. Louis 3 !
Batteries-Tyler and Whaling; Grtz
ner and Snyder.
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AM
Tioers Win Over Yanks.

Detroit, Aug. 4.-Coveleski easily
outpitched Cole and Detroit defeated
New York 4 to 1. Score:
R H. E.
Detroit IL l
New York 5 0
Notwithstanding and Baker;
Cole and Nunamaker.
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drive, Dawson Obear. st. Louis. easily
defeated Arthur ~Sternberg, Kansas
City, 60, 60.
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Chifeds Lose Ten-Inning Go.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 4-Pittsburgh and
Chicago battled ten innings today, the
home team finally winning. Dickson
and Watson pitched about equally
we'll, the hits being evenly divided.
The core:
R. H. E.
Pittsburgh Z l
Chicago 6 I
Batteries-Dickson and Kerr; Wat
son and Clemens.
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Reds Win From CHAMPS.

New York, Aug. 4.-Cincinnati made
it four out of FIVE from New York by
dividing a double header with the
champions. New York won the first
game easily. I to 2. while the visitors
won the second, 8 to 4.
Herzog was knocked unconscious in
a collision with Bescher in the eighth
inning of the game, but he revived
during the intermission and put up a
wonderful fielding exhibition in the
second game.
Snodgrass was ordered off the field
in the second game and with two out
in the ninth inning, MCGraw was put
out of the game. He defed Umpire
Byron to forfeit the game, even trying
to pull the umpire's watch out of his
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Browns Pound Greaa.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore Feds Make Sweep.
Hal Chase's Get Shutout,

Buffalo, Aug. 4.-The Buffalo FEEDER
ais shut out st. Louis in the last
game Of the series. 4 to 0. The eight
hits off Mordecai Brown were bunch
ed in three innings, while Ford allow
ed no more than a single to an inning,
in the eighth. Score:
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Federal League.
LEAGUE.
Duluth in Long Contest.

Grand Forks, Aug. 4-Duluth broke
up a 6 to 6 tie in the fourteenth inning
and won out, 8 to 6. Although the
Docks outhit the Flickertails, costly
errors by the visitors tied the score
and timely hitting in the fourteenth
enabled them to win. Score:
R H. E.
Duluth .........S IL I
Grand Forks ) 5
Batteries-Blancke and Sweeley,
Snow and Hanson.
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In the Realms of Sport

seven Of which were charged against
Cleveland. Both Engle and Hagerman
who started to pitch were driven from
the box and Of the two relief pitchers.
Ayres proved more effective than Col
lamore. Seven of the eleven runs
scored were on errors. Score:
r. H. e.
Cleveland 6 7
Observation-Disclosures and Ayres and
Henry; Hagerman, Collamore and
Egan.
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KiIIIfer Helm NiIIers Win.

Minneapolis. Aug. 4.-Killifer's hit
ting was the feature Of the victory of
Minneapolis over indianapolis. The
score was 6 to 4. Patterson for Min
neapolis allowed only five hits and in
six innings he did not permit a hit or
a run. Minneapolis made five runs In
the fifth inning. Score:
r. H. E.
Mlnneapolls 6 II 2
indianapolis 4 5 4
Batteries-Patterson and Smith:
Burke and Livingston.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PhiIIies Hit Stack Haro.
Philadelphia, Aug. 4.-Philadelphia
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Mirninia d e. MiIIiam 2

Virginia, Aug. 4.-The Canucks lost
to Virginia because the visitors were
less lucky in getting hits when they
were needed. Score:
r. H. e.
Fl William 6 s
Batteries - Wright and AgneW;
Furchner and Chapman.
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New fall suits, skirts and dress
goods are arriving every day at
Rlack's.-Advt.
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White sox Win Over Mackmen.

White SoX Win over Wacknnen.
Chicago, Aug. Am eighth inning
batting rally turned defeat into vic
tory for Chicago, 9 to 8. The wtldness
of Chicago's twirlers in the seventh
inning gave Philadelphia a big lead.
Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago ~ l
Philadelphia 8 1
Batteries-Scott, Russell, Faber.
Wolfgang and Schalk; Plank. Pen
mock. Bush and Lapp and Schang.
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konetchy,s Homer Wins for Pirates.

Brooklyn, Aug. 4.-Ed KOnetChy
broke UP the game in the thirteenth
inning by slamming a home run to
deep center with the bases full, giving
Pittsburgh the victory by Z to 3 and
driving Brooklyn into last place Up
to that time, the game was all excit-
ing affair. being tied three times.
Brooklyn had the bases full with no.
body out IN the tenth, but failed to
score. Score:
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Senators Win Batting Bee.
Cleveland, o., Aug. Ava shington
defeated Cleveland, Z to 4, in a. loosely
played game, there being ten errors,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-21
CARNIVAL QUEEN
CALLED PRETENDER
BaySide Mortified Because Girl
Who Doesn't Belong" Leads
in Popularity Race.

Bayside is trembling on the brink Of
social abyss. Tradition bids fair TO
be shattered and a number of fashion
able families disrupted by an eighteen
year-old girl, Catharine Readc by
name. Miss Rcade is about to be elect
ed queen Of the Bayside carnival, hence
the impending social cataclysm.
The threatened disaster arises from
the fact that Miss Reade is the daugh-
ter Of a labOrer in the Highway De-
partment Of Queens County. Further
more, the lists close in a few days, and
IT seems as though nothing could avert
the catastrophe. The carnival is sch ID
ulcd to begin on Saturday.
When the contest opened the list of
candidates looked like a blue book ot
the town. The flower OF Bayside's
wealth and beauty were entered. Then
came Miss Readc, who has beauty and
popularity and plenty of both-to aid
her. She forged rapidly to the front.
The elect of the town grew frightened
and began to devise ways and means.
The result was the suggestion that
Miss Reade withdraw from the lists.
If one thing was necessary to clinch
matters for Miss Reade this was It..
Her friends rallied to her support, and
soon she was so far ahead of the other
entrants that she scarcely could be
seen,
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LOST BOY FOUND;
NURSE in JAIL
Woman Accused of Kidnapping
Reconciled to Husband by
Stolen" Child.

Lccausc James Donohue, Of ia West
lOOth ST., reads The papers a Kidnapped
boy is back home after being missing
since September ! and a former nurse
in his family is locked up in The
Brownsville police station charged with
kidnapping.
Arthur Wiessner. four Years old, was
found yesterday afternoon i'm a poorly
furnished fiat 1T 10 West Tooth ST. b
four detectives sent out IS soon as his
grandfather. Oscar A. r. Wcissner, o;
81 Schenck av. East New York. could
communicate with the police after talk
ing over the telephone with young Don
ohue. Tie boys mother runs board
ing house. and until a week ago had as
patrons AXcl Carlson, 4 machinist, and
his siX-year-Old son.
Mrs. Margaret Carlson. the wife and
mother. was separated 'rom treu, and
worked as a nurse i'm the Wcissn"~
family. On September If she OBTAINED
permissiou 20 tabC ;hc hoy out for the
afternoon That was the last jccH Of
him by his relatives until yesterday.
II appears that Mrs. C"-lSon took lie
child 20 see her own boy, ard a recon
with her husband followed.
The two children were playing on the
floor when ,he detectives broke Ia.
Mrs. Carlson told the police at the
, tatioE that she intended to return the
child. Since she had been sci aratt d
from her own boy size had become "a
tached to Arthur. but NE didn't need
him any more since her reconciliation
With her family.