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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-03
GAME SATURDAY MILL.
DRAW BIG ATTENDANCE
MANY FANS WILL SEE. GAME
ON THE FOURTH
~ j.i; a. ~ ..
IN THE AFTERNOON
Anderson Will Play at Greenville
On Morning of the .sfh and
Here for Afternoon
IN THE AFTERNOON

The record breaking crowd of tho
season s,oIld turn out next Saturday
afternoon. July 4. % witness the game
or baseball between the Anderson and
Greenville teams Of tn, Piedmont
league, Anderson will play before
tlie Fourth OF July crowd in Green
vile on Saturday morning and then
the two teams will come to Anderson
for the afternoon game. which is to be
played at 4:30 o'clock at Beuna Vista
park.
The schedule Of the Piedmont league
has been 80 arranged that all four
towns In the league will have one
game on this day. Sparsanburg is to
play Gaffney on the Gaffney field SIT
urday morning and then the two
teams will return to Spartunburg for
the afternoon game, Anderson and
Greenville following the same system
With splendid program arrange!
for the celebration of the day in An
derson. there Is no reason why there
should not be many visitors to spend
the day here Saturday and with. hun
dreds of fans in the city and the
prospects of good game at the park
the financial condition of the local
club should be materially bettcred.
While it is a little early to makn
announcements for this game, 1t is
understood that Manager Bull of the
Anderson team has practically decid-
ed to work Robinson in the box
against Greenvillc. If Robinson does
not pitch the game. Summey will work
for the locals and either pitcher can
gvie the Greenvillc hitters something
to worroy over. Osteen or Woods will
be chosen by Manager Stouch to hurl
for the visitors.
Extra cars will he provided by the
traction company to carry the crowds
from North Anderson and from the
city to the baseball park. The program
at North Anderson will be completed
before 1t is time for the baseball game
to begin and there will be no conflict
on this. score.
The managers of the two team:
have promised the fans that they will
see splendid game Saturday after
noon and 1t hehooves every lover of
baseball in Anderson county to come
out for the exhibition and thus help
bolster up the financial standing OF
the local team
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SHIFTED LINEUP
LOST I'd GREEhV|lLt
STOUCH'S CREW WON A
POOR GAME
BUMPED ROBINSON
Grecnville Won First Game in
That City by Score Of Ito
S, Knocking Robinson Out

Grccnville, July c.-Grcenvlle ont
cla3scd Anderson in poorly played
game of liall here this afternoon and
won by ccore of II to 5. The local
bat"nicn drove Robertson, Andersons s
Star pitcher, from tho mound in the
latter half of the fifth inning. He was
succeeded by Mccall, who Jared sornc
what better. "Bill" Ostcen, who re-
Gently famed Is men in game with
Anderson on their lot drove the ball
over the left field fence In the sec
ond inning for home run. The An
deraon manager Is expected to chift
his lineup for the game this after
noon.
The hox score:
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DRINKING MORE BEER
Americans Are Cpting Nhiskey Out
For Lager.

hMcFVahS are Snttlng NhlSkey Out
For Lager.
Washington. July 2.-Americans
drank less whiskey during the pas,
twelve months than they did the year
before. but they consumed moro
beer and smoked more cigarettes.
Reports to the commissioner OF in
ternal revenue made public today
showed that receipts for tho fiscal
year Just closed totalIed 1894 ,O96 less
than for the previous year, and most
OF this decline was due to the mark
ed decrease In taxes collected OH dis
titled spirits. Detailed statements for
the month Of June are not yet avail
able. but in the first eleven months
or the fiscal year there was decrease
or S3.374,S57 In the income from the
manufacture and sale of distilled liu-
uor, due In part to reduction in the
number Of licenses. Estimates Oh
the Juno receipts Indicated the tota,
decline In distilled liquor tax for
twelve months will probably bc
$4.25O, 600.
Receipts from Tobacco t~.-- 49,
ed an approXimr'- r-'y... OF So
100000 over last Year. This gain is
duA almost entirely to a phenomenal
increase in the cigarette trade. The
gain In receipts from fermcnted liq-
uor. beer. ale and the like, was about
$880.000.
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Series ,EYcn Nnw

New York, July 2.--Bronklyn tnday
evened the series with New York by
winning z to 2. Pfcffer pitched his
recond victory of tho season over the
champions. Pfeffer also batted In both
Of Brooklyn's early runs when the
game war close. IA sensationalt one
handed catch by Robcrtson or O'Mara
was the fielding feature.
Score;
Brooklyn. ;. ..O1O 0Go i41-7 IL 1
Now York ~ 1000 900 'O11-2 4
Pfeffer and McCarty; Marquard,,
Wiltso and Meyers. Mclean.
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NOTIt'Ea DEMOCRATS.

On July 18th, 1914 the club rolls
will close. After that date no name
shall br enrolled. All democrats
are urged TO enroll at their nearest
club without delay If any qualified
voter fails to enroll he can blame
only himself. Write your full name
on The club roll and do 1t now. All
clubs except Cox mill. Grove School
and Shutdown have sent in the names
of their enrolment committee. These
clubs are urged to send them in witm-
out delay a.
The secretaries of al the clubs
Will send In the club rolls between
the 2Sth OF July and August 1st, and
the executive committeeman from
each club is requested to see that
this rule is compiled With
The time for filing pledges and bay
in;; assessment of candidates cxpircs
o.: August 1th. at ~ O'Clock sharp.
The pledge Is TO bc filed with the
secretary and the assessment paid to
him. ~
Leon L. Rice. II,
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.YIR CHINA LEAGUE
Eat Newport News 2;aRoanokc 8. ;
At Portsmouth |; Norfolk IS.
! At Richmond s.; Petersburg 8.
. sams Price Offered.

Newport News, Va. July For the
same figures as chat offered at. the
PREVIOUS sale and refused by Federal
'Jndge Waddlll4 $s5. 900 the Mef,
chants and Miners steamer, Nantucket,
which sand the! Old. Dominion Liner
Monroe several months ago With d
loss OF al lives. was bid In at putIic
auction today by. the. Mefchantgj and
MINERS Traiispo portasion Company. her
owners. The sale must be, confirmed
by the Federal court at Norfolk,
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| Bresnahnn the Star:

Chicago. July 2.-Chtcago strength
ened dts hold on second place today,
defeating Cincinnati s is g. and maxi
Ing atciean sweep of the. ssriea. Bres-
nahaa walked, stole secopix / 9Ipd ? nd faseor--
ca the winning run on Lsach's don-
hicNin fhe locals half OF the NTH In
ming. Safer added another run In the
eighth by msking his second home
run. sfsissir. +.
Scores ,s.;.,: ,S,t u 90
Cincinnati 1000 O30 0bO-S b 4
Chicago >. .003 O1o 0lx=-5 IS 1
3 Eohglass and Clark; Pierce and
Bresnahan.
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CAPT. DRAKE DIES
Held Worlds Record for Corn Pro.
e 3- duction.

Benhottsville. July 2.-Zachariah j.
Drake, who has held for quarter OF
a century the worlds record for max
imum production or corn upon a, test
acre. having harvested from one acre
In 1889 corn to the amount OF 254
bushels died Tuesday night in his
list year at his plantation homie. near
Drake. The funeral and intcrment
took place Thursday Dlorping .at the
Drake cemetery near Bienheim.
Oilers Victims OF Hard L..k.
(. Most or hs get what We deberve, but
only the successful will admit It.
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Leon l.. Rice. .5l>
Secretary.
S. ID. Pearman. ~
County Chairman.
NOTICE

Nltice is hereby given that a meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the r. w.
Tribble Company is called at the Of
flee of Il. ". Tribble at Anderson. S.
C.. on the 18th day Of July, 1914 at
10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF
considering resolution of the Dlrec-
tors to liquidate and wind UP the af-
fairs and dissolve the corporation.
II. w. TRIBBLE, Pres
J. LEE VALENTINE, Sec. !,
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; Only One Run.

Brooklyn, July "A lone run in
the fourth inning was enough to give
Brooklyn the victory over Buffalo to-
day l TO O. A heavy rainstorm broke
while Buffalo was at bat'in the sixth
and at,the end of the Inning the game
was called.
Score:
Buffalo,. 1000 OOO-O & O
Brooklyn: 1000. 1901 Z 0
: Knapp and Blair; Seaton and Land.
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sPARTANs TRIUMPHEQ
IN GkEfAEY CAME
WON BY HITTING THE PILL
HARD.
SCORE WAS z TO 3
Over 400 Gaffney Fans Saw Their
Team go Down in Defeat Be-
fore Followers of Martin

Gafrney. July 2.-Spartanburg won
from the locals this afternoon by a
score of to 3. Edison was on the
mound for Gaffney and Guthrie for
the visitors. The Spartans connected
with the ball when connections
counted. aided by crrore on the part
of the lOcals. The attendance was
400.
SThe box score:
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tax Notice,

All delinquent read tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbers. and stub numbers
attarheH. Pay no money to collectors
unless YOU get the official receipt
u* above provided for.
j. MACK KING.
II County Supervisor.
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Chnnyed Batting Oraef.

Washington. July New York
won the final game Of the series with
Washington Today. to 1. after Man
agcr Chatice had shaken up hts bat
ting order: An unds,ial double play
occurred in the rixth~ inning. with
men on first and second, Morgan
nuffed Bailey's fly, but recovered in
time to force Peckinpaugh at second
Mcbride then threw to Foster, doub-
ltg Hartzell at third.
score:
New York. .o0Oi 01O 3Ot-s IL O
Wnrhihgton. .010 300 G00-1 g /
Caldwell and Nunamaker; Bentley,
Harper and Henry, williams.
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Boston Won Roth.

Philadelphia, July 2.-Both games
OF today's ,doubleheader were won by
Boston from Philadelphia, 2 to 6 and
z t0l: A ninth inning rally gave the
visitors the firrt game. In the eighth,
Inning of. the second game, Coston
Knocked the home twirier 0ir- the rub
ber and piled up four runs on four
hits. sacrifice, Q stolen base aid a
Wild pitch. sS ..jiS 81
sRdston :. .OfO sol O41--7 f0 4
Philadelphia. .:6n5' 900 1U2.s-d 4 3 ~ 8
SBedtent, r. collins. Leonard aud
'Earrtgan; = Shawkey, brown and
Schang: & q. M.
~ Second game: ..3,; ss..l.s3 II
Boston :. ;. .0I0 00t 041-7 II; J, L
:PhilRd6lphia, 0G0 900 i00ASl 8 IL
C6ombs and Carrlgan; Pen6ock;
Bressler and Schang. . & -
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There has been considerable
dissatisfaction expressed over
the way that the games played
thus far in the Piedmont
League have been ,impirrd.
Therefore Anderson fans will
be glad to learn that the best
known baseball man in Andrr-
son Will umpire the game sat
urd. For reasons hes: known
to himself this gentlcman Will
not permit an announcement
that he is 10 appear but hr
knows all there is TO know
about the game and lie says
that he will keep things NOV
ing from the time the first ball
is pitched until The last man
is out. Watch for him.
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Scored Shut Ont.

Detroit. july 2.-Detroit shut\. out
Cleveland In the opening game OF the
-series today. a to O. Each 1f the
Tigers runs was batted In With a
safe hit. It was Dauss' first victory
over Cleveland cince 1912:
Score:
Cleveland. :. 200 600 0OU-0 9 2
Detroit. ~ 100 OIL 1Ox-4 10 9
Bowman, Morton and O'Neil:
'Dause and Mckee.
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FEDERAL

At Pittsburg 4: Baltimore 30 in
nings,.
At Brooklyn /: Buffalo o (six in
nings. 'rain).
At Kansas City o; ST. Louis 1. !.
At Indianapolis 2; Chicago s.
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Double Work.

why is it that man won't wash.
his face with washaloth 2, dsmandesa
Mrs. Wombat. 'sMen haven't time fofss
all that foolishness." bafd Mn WSiiit4 Z
bat First you have to ..wahhfsy6as
face and then you have to wash the
washcloth." louisville CourierJour.
nal.
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Hitting Won Game.

KanEas City, July Packard to-
day held st. Louis to seven scattered
hits while the locals collected six
teen and easily won to /.
Score:
Kansas City. 100 12l 04X-9 16 2
Davenport, Herbert and Chapman;
Packard 1nd Easterly.
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North Carolina.
AMERICAN

At Philadelphia G; Boston (lirst
gamc). Z -'' 4'H
At Philadelphia /; Boston z (scc-
ond game),
At Washington l. New York 6.
At Detroit A; Cleveland O.
:, Only three scheduled.
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Greenville :! ..033 41O OOx-11 IA 3
Mndcr"on :. ...002 600 3OO-5 6
Two-basc hits. Bull.
Three-base hits. P6teat.
Home runs, Ostcen. ,,.,.
Sacrifice hits. Stuart, Graydon,
Dl.l
Flrr, base on balls, OFT Check. 81 Off
Robinson, 3.
Struck out by Check. .; by Robin
son, 4: Ly Mct:all,+O.
Wild pitches, Robinson.
Double plays. Stuart to Roberts to
Pope.
derEon 8.
Time, 1:50.
Umpire, lfcmrlck; attendance 200.
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South Atlantic.

s AT Jacksonville 14;i Augusta q.
At Sas satfiaiir AibRfy g..
< Only two scheduled. 20,
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ClicIgo Leadl Learue.

indianapolis, July 2.-Chicago went
into first place in the Federal league
race today. by winning from Indiarap-
oils to q. Tinker's team is leading
by one half a game. !
Score:
Chicago. ..O03 900 1877 O
Indianapolis .010 100. 000-2 z 2
Hendrix sand Wilson; Henderson
and ftariden. @ :j szs.
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NATIONAL

At New York 2: Brooklyn q.
AT Chicago 5; Cincinnati 3.
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, rain.
Only thrco scheduled.
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North Caroline League lpz

At Durham 3; Raleigh 4 (frs,
CAMEL. us % 92S,r .,--sf,'--
At Durham /; Raleigh (second
ghh1e), e n = s.ii = lj ;t''s.'sls +
At Greensboro Q; Winston Salem 2
$tave innings, rain). ,s'e:S
..At Asheytlle q; Charlotte s. ~
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AZ Memphis q; Mon tgomery, s,
AT ! Atlanta-Ne | Orleans. wet
gr0nndr. ~ sS7
!. At tsliattanupga . = nfobiia, 4. rs9F
AT AiEmIhghap 81; Nashville. Il ,ss
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ID eliabfe
ANet1rlledietsl; S;

For every ache and pain Is relia-
bic remedy. You can cure the difl-
Guilty II you only act in time and act
with wisdom. A lazy. torpid. sluggish
liver is. without doubt. responsible
for more aches adm pains than any
other thing, for TO 1t we trace consti-
patton. biliousncss. indigestion. head
ache, etc.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-03
BUNTS

Even If Robinson did lose yesterday
he Is the best pitcher in this league.
They all get their humps but we
do hate to see Pet" get his.
Wait until Saturday afternoon. That
pitcher will show them thing or two.
Three straight wins and three
straight losses is some baseball
Spartanburg won't enjoy that perch
up there for long. Anderson has a
chance at her the latter part of the
week.
And poor old Gaffney lost ycster-
day. We were in hopes that she could
win three straight.
We will come back today and back
with vengeance too.
No use crying over split milk. The
next two come this way or we miss
our guess.
We are not in favor of Manager Dull
monkcying with that lineup any fur
tner.
If J. c. Watkins had been in that
game yesterday there might be dif-
ferent tale to tell
Mccall. Andersons first baseman
and the man WHO pitched tho last haN
OF yesterdays game, used to pitch a
few for Columbia In the Sallyc league.
Graydon was playing a good game
for Anderson yesterday. He got one
hit and managed to score twice. The
Abbcvillc boy Is one of Anderson's
best.
< Bull. ll.sChiMersNand Ripley got their
usual hits yesterday and they will
most likely get .wo apice today.
Gaffney's errors were largely re-
sponsible for their losing yesterdays
game. Four miscues were chalkcd up
against them.
Anderson got enough hits off Check
yesterday to win an ordinary game
fIt look what Greenville got.
Evidently "Chick" Watson must be
something of a utility man. Aside from
being e pitcher he played awhile in
yesterdays game In right field and
then finally went to first base for an
inning or two.
Turn out Saturday afternoon and
watch Anderson mop up.
Greenville will have a different tale
to tell after the next three games.
Anderson and Gaffncy will play a
double-header during the series here
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,.
The Greenville attendance gets to
200 and then stops. However. that Is
no worse than we do here in Ander-
son.
Make your arrangements to see all
fhroo pQmoo nayt rryaalf
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American Associatior,

AT Cleveland 3; indianapolis 9.
sAt Milwaukee, 3: Minneapolis 8.
At Louisville z: Columbus O.
Only three scheduled.
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l.::foedtIon.

ei.foeutloh.
( Elocution doesn't go far enough. It
merely teaches US how 70 speak. not
when.
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international League

At MontrcallBuifalo, rain.
At Toronto 8; Rochester s.
At Observation-Disclosures; rain.
At Jersey City o. Baltimore 3 u2
innihgs;.
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r. l.. T..

knocks al lthcse out by going right to
the bottom Of the difliculty-the liver
and form there strengthens the en-
tire Pvstem. A trial proves it.lei%
80 cents and $1.oo per bottle at your
druggists. ,ea t;b
Manufactured and 4. Guaranteed 2 e f. E y
Evans 5. Pharmacy.
Three Stores.
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Make your arrangements to see al
three games next week.
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The Greenville attendance gets to
200 and then stops. However. that Is
no worse than we do here in Ander-
son.
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Anderson and Gaffncy will play a
double-header during the series here
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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THE UMPIRE.

5000 10000 10000 90
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Greenville will have different tal,
to tell after the next three games.
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PUT IN FOR THREE DAYS
Mr.. o. More Pleaded Guilty to Drunk
enness-Robbed of VaIuabIes,
Left on Street FriendIess-Perpetrator
Has Been Discovered.

Mr.. o.. More, once a well appearing
and prosperous business man and a
man among men. was found on the
street unconscious and robbed of his
valuables. A direct clue to the per-
~petrators Of the crime was discovered
and the guilty party will surely be an
pretended.
MI. One More was taken to the Neal
institute and on examination II vas
found that he had been robbed Of will
power self respect and his envious DO
sltl3h among men. He pleaded guilty
to the offense and was given a course
OF treatments.
At the enc of three days he left the
lnstltute a new man: will power and
self respect restored and comnIete
master of himself, and free from vi
clous attacks of, Just One More Drink
the Neal Treatment is safe, harm
less and positive. Call or write ffnr
booklet A, 1926 Third avenue sopt y
Fargo, N. D.-Advt. o
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FOUR CYLINDERS
-:: !. PREDOMINANT
NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE SHOWS
FURNISH EVIDENCE THAT THIS
TYPE OF CAR IS GAINING I'm
POPULARITY.

. -"el EI
A careful tabluation of the types of
cars exhibited at the recent, New York
automobile shows affords some inter-
esIing comparisons. 1888
The exhibition of American cars was
held at Grand Central Palace and for
eign cars at the Hotel Astor.
. At the Palace, seventy-five X
exhibited gasoline cars while twelve
foreign makes were exhibited at the
Importers show
At the Palace, ~forty-six makers
showed six-cylinder cars while fifty
eight makers showed fours.
" At the foreign display, the entire
twelve exhibitors showed four-cylinder
models, while but n Of these makers
also showed a siX-cylinder type.
At the Palace there was a total of
104 six-cylinder cars. shown and 4132
four-cylinder cars. AT the foreign
show there were three six-cylinder cars
and forty-ive fou~r-cylinder cars on the
floors.
At the Palace, seventeen makers
showed six-cylinder types exclusively,
while 20 makers Shove fours exclus-
lively.
At the foreign show, eleven Of the
twelve exhibitors showed f~our-cylinder
cars exclusively. while the other one
exhibitor showed both SKIES and fours.
One foreign maker showed also an
ei~ght-cylindeE cags
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-21
We BUY Scrap IrI

Carload lots a specially. Core.
spondence given prompt attention
Fargo Iron & Metal Co.. Fargo, N. D
-Advt.
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A CANDIDATE
FOR TREASURER
JOHN MARTIN OF CHAFFEE,
PRESENT COUNTY COMMITS
StoNER, SHYS HIS HAT INTO
THE RlNG-WELL QUALIFIED
FOR OFFICE OF TREASURER.

One of the first candidates for coun-
ty treasurer to make an nnoun
ment is John Martin of Chaffee, pres
ent county commissioner. Mr.. Martin
VIII make the run at the coming pri-
maries n his friends are predicting
h success.
MI. Martin has had a long training
financial affairs and Is we'll quail
fled for the position. He is the treas
urer Of he Cass County Mutual Fire
insurance Co., vice president of the
Cass County National bank Of CasseI-
ton, and president of the Security
bank Of Chaffee.
He is a director and vice president
of st. Luke's hospital and is a director
OF the Northwestern Mutual Invest
ment Co.
AS county commissioner Mr.. Mar
tin has proved a faithful. and efficient
public official. He Is one of the pio-
neers Of the county, coming to Chat
fee in 1881, and has a wide acquaint-
ance throughout the county.
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The new THEATRE OPENS
New Moving Picture Theatre, The Isis
Will Open Its Doors To-
morrow.

Fargo's newest moving picture
house, The Isis, will be opened tomor-
row night for the first time. 1t IS To-
GATED on North Broadway at the in
tersection of Third avenue, and is a
venture Of Messrs. Mccarthy Of. Min
neapolis.
These gentlemen have years of ex-
p~erienec in the movie" business and
assure Fargo people of the best there
Is in photo plays. They will show
mutual pictures. The theatre is one
of the prettiest in the northwest, and
is equipped with the latest machines
and fixtures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-21
ALL READY

our spring patterns arrived the oth-
spection. They are all new and the
snappiest styles; you'll not find in the
entire lot one pattern carried over
from last season. 1 make good clothes
for the men. who know. l want you
to come in and see the finest display
of correct patterns in the city. Ted
Evanson, AL N. P. avenue.-Advt.