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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
Tomorrow Livestock
Day and Saturday the
Auto Races Feature
Friday, July 80, livestock Day.


livestock,
Inspection OF visitors
M Band fair grounds
livestock departments
A worham Carnival company the
1000 a settle on grounds.
ntyhv pieces and New
special
grounds the
chnery shows +,
AFTERNOON.
by
andNe WorthaIn Car
Military twenty-eight pieces
for the afternoon follows:
$4,000
60oeo
During Of vaudeville spec
iahes will be presented . VI.
c. A Carnival company-on the Midway" sa ..-,
D. Concert Old Settlers tent.
livestock parade will
move
amphitheatre The
direction
livestock departments and will be the most nposnS
separate divisions will be headed by the three
bands + : + u gser
C. wortham Carnival the Midway"
NIB grandsand.
performance big night featuring the fol-
lowing vaudeville specaties; a
he & w
Woods Performing Elephants XXI a7r H. .
&st Il (" : i 3 II
Rheander's 5s.sasa
Peerless Riggs So i
300 o display Introducing
display staged
northwest G. A. WORKMAN Carnival Co. on the MIDWAY.
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great weeks exposition that will mark
a new record of excellence for north l.
west fairs. The Trail county band OF
100 pieces, comprising three lands
collected in Trail county, will be the
feature of the week end. The band
will spend the entire day and evening
at the fair grounds and will head the
mammoth 100000 livestock parade
on the racetrack at 4 o'clock. This
parade will be great feature OF the
fair, for some of the finest horses and
cattle in the world are on show at the
Interstate fair this year and the par
ade will contain the finest animals in
every class of livestock.
Tonight's fireworks promise to ex-
ceed in brilliancy the display offered
spectators last night. If 1t does. 1t
will transcend anything that North
Dakota has ever seen in the way OF
pyrotechnics for the display last night
was declared by many persons on the
grounds to be the best they had ever
seen. Many who gave expression to
these sentiments have already visited
the Panama Pacific exposition at San
Francisco this year, where fireworks
companies are outdoing themselves in
an effort to produce novelties. In
cIuded in last nights display was a
set piece showing an acrobat in the
act Of performing on the trapeze. The
little man of light swung himself over
the bar and did hundred and one
odd stunts for the crowd. The big
feature OF the evening program of
fireworks, however, was the set piece
of more than 500 square feet in area,
showing Governor Hanna's face in
colored lights. The resemblance vas
good and made q wonderful showing.
Governor Hanna was the guest Of hon.
or at the fair yesterday, which was
Cid Settlers and Governors day.
The Midway shows last night at
tracted large crowds and tonight there
will be- even more merry making, for
the crowds will be larger by several
times. The shows are all Of high
quality and patrons declared them
selves this afternoon as well pleased
with the offerings OF the c. A. Worth
am Carnival Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

Today is Fargo Moorhead day at the
Interstate fair and business houses
and banks in the city closed at noon
today to allow everyone to attend the
great exposition. Early this afternoon
several thousand persons were on the
grounds and a constant stream OF visl-
tors was pouring through the main
entrance gates from the street cars
and automobiles that carried them
from the city.
Nine thousand persons saw the
great exposition yesterday, an attend
ance that Sec G. A. Nash of the fair
association said was perfectly salts
factory of the management. Today the
probabilities are that yesterdays at
tendance record will be shattered and
hourly the probability comes nearer
the reality.
Band concerts at $3.50 o'clock and
10 o'clock furnished diversion for hum
dreds OF visitors who spent the morn
ing at the grounds. Many people
from both city and the county came
today and brought their families to
spend the day at the great exposition.
The AGRICULTURAL, automobile, livestock,
machinery, poultry, products and hne
arts exhibits attracted large num-
bers, who spent practically all Of the
morning in going through the different
buildings.
The grandstand was well filled at
2 o'clock this afternoon, when the first
heat In the 2:15 pace for the Mer-
chants purse of $500 was started.
Crowds lined the fence around the
track and many sought shady places
in the buildings where they might
rest. The Old Settlers tent just
north of the racetrack. was a favorite
place for large number of comfort
able chairs and many tables have been
placed there. The position affords
good view OF the races and the free
attractions on the stage opposite the
grandstand.
Ideal weather conditions continue
and good weather is assured for the
remainder of the week. Tomorrow and
Saturday, Livestock and Automobile
days, will be the elimination OF a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
Machinery Display at the
Interstate Fair Is Best
Ever Shown In the State
Machinery Section
of the Grounds Is
Crowded With Exhibits

The machinery show at the Inter-
state fair this year Is the finest dis
play that has ever been made in the
northwest. Practically all of the large
companies selling farm machinery and
many of the smaller ones have their
products on show. The machinery
men from one end OF the great show
to the other are enthusiastic over the
show as a whole, and many Of them
said they had firmly decided to make
their displays at Fargo fairs annual
events in the future.
The J. I. Case Threshing Machine
CO., one Of the most progressive in
the northwest, has a fine exhibit of
machinery, in addition to the showing
of automobiles. The display is in
charge Of August Hanson, the hustling
manager Of the Fargo branch, assist
ed by c. H. Germy. George Nelson
and Lunn Hagen are assisting with
demonstrations A feature of the Case
display Is the 1925 gas tractor, which
won the gold medal at Winnipeg in
the blowing contest, showing SO per
cent more draw-bar power than its
nearest competitor. The Case Co. also
has an interesting 1920 tractor and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

six hundred Old Settlers from all
sections of the Red River valley at
tended the Old Settlers reunion at
the Old Settlers, tent at the Inter
state fair grounds yesterday after
noon. Yesterday was Old Settlers
and Governors, day at the fair and
the occasion was a huge success from
every point of view.
Governor L. B. Hanna, of North Da-
kota, guest OF honor Of the day. was
ma ster of ceremonies at the Old Set
tiers, tent north of the race track
where the old timers, both men and
women. began gathering at o'clock.
Re called the meeting to order. DIR.
n. Al. Beard. Of Fargo, delivered the
Invocation. followed BY q selection by
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
IN
MEXICAN (.
FAMINE

Washington, July $3.50 serious
has the food shortage become in Mex
leo City that the United States will
make immediate representations to
Carranza and zapata urging that pro-
visions be permitted to get through to
the starving people in the capital.
Stories of alarming conditions have
reached the state department under
date Of July 25. General Carranza
cabled his Washington agency that his
forces after six hours fighting had CAP
tured TPachuca, and routed the villa
flying column which was working
south to reinforce the zapata forces
near Mexico City. -s~
Secretary Lansing said the first d.
rect official advicesa for, several days
regarding conditions in the capstaI ana
coming by courier to Vera Cruz show
the food shortage there Is desperate.
Representations to Carranza at Vera
Cruz. and Zapata, whose forces are
said to be scattered along the railroad
and also within Mexico City itself. will
go forward probably later today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

gang plow. The Case 2o-40 gas trac-
tor, driving an 1S-inch separator, the
smallest one the Case Co. manufac-
lures. was center of interest yester-
day and today An addition to the dis
play today was a 32-inch separator.
The Russell Grader Manufacturing
Co. Of Minneapolis has an exceptional
ly fine showing of road and ditch ma
chinery. George Lang, the manager OF
the Fargo branch Of the company, is
In active charge Of the exhibit. The
Russell Co. is the only concern show
ing grading machinery in North Da-
kota. A grader and ditcher. a road
planer with planes % and 25 feet long
and weighing 1000 pounds, large as
sortment Of scrapers and tractor grad
ers. are some of the interesting things
in the show. Mr.. and Mrs. e. z. FL
bertson of Minneapolis, the former
president OF the company, we're at the
tent headquarters yesterday.
w. c. German of Grand Forks, who
is assisting with the Russell exhibit.
was busy yesterday talking to county
commissioners from North Dakota and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

Ossinfng, N. Y, July 29.-Charles
Becker, the former New York police
lieutenant, condemned to die tomor-
row for instigating the murder of Her
man Rosenthal, the gambler, is re-
ported to be bearing up well under
the realization that virtually all hope
OF his escaping the electric chair has
passed. Mrs. Becker is expected to
arrive and spend the last hours al
lowed with her husband.
Less than an hour after Becker re-
ceived word that Supreme Court Jus
tice Ford had denied his appeal for
third trial the condemned man
threw himself on his cot. Becker lay
with his face to the wall and the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

the New Rockford band, Uncle Toms
Cabin" The band. led by DR.. Putnam,
formerly of Fargo. was well receiv-
cd.
The address of welcome was deliver
ed by III F. Emery, president OF the
Fargo city commission, who has been
very active in promoting the reunion
OF old settlers After few remarks
in which he welcomed the visitors to
the fair, President Emery presented to
Governor Hanna a letter from James
J. HILL builder of the Great Northern
railway, and himself pioneer of the
Red River Valley. The committee in
charge OF arrangements had asked
----- fxnsa4ir4aad ~, Taa r. 81,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

Chicago, Ill, July 2s.-The plan to
raise the steamer Eastland by the use
of derricks has been abandoned be-
cause of the immense weight OF water
within the hull so work has been be-
gun to seal the boat so that the water
might be pumped out and the hull
ffoated. The engineers in charge of the
work said 1t would require several
days. uI nH
Contributions to the Eastland fund
have reached $260,000. Funeral serv-
ices of the last OF the identified dead
were held this afternoon. All but four
out of S22 bodies recovered up to noon
had been identified.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
German Advance Has
Been Checked Since
Tuesday--Russians
Furnish Details

The Warsaw which has been push
since .sD las: aa Tu:daS %
ooS.rsry RSS%s"
the i Sa5 they
e: s
@ hs s S !" the
on the a Ssnk o Nsfs
b. . sDt's s S W o. nd to tho right OF
he
. s s S:s 70 sSs i to Ct
su :, si" ' sb s"
bs .S Sa is I goie on at this point The French
activity dghna
erssu%sSS sss[n:s Ss
he suffolk
TSe Situation the east apparently unchanged SO
..: fiji s. ar .oss : 1s.r s
q @ w ." s soon S a s . @
ts: @ tss ct supplying the central
London. 2eExespt from seka.
the Dneiste river little definite here
the Of the Narsw river the extent Of
aoworowo lies only sixty river ~ AS' :
The exact status the sstsrn ros proving
ing g1esrtan to whether the vast operations between the Bug
low rssrranas It's
Along front comparative quiet prevails with Berlin
and Paris admitting the eoeoupation trenches
explains ground
Ss ss s sa 'sSss Il. ]
a along ssa % ho. .sss battle s %
JUG eosr5ss EIt 9ss sa.s l..
Visit army ssssaSaStsrs sd where he ssiEss With r' En-
Rsro William has sent for James Gerard the american
the German ehanoeor expected have bearing
Il .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
Greatest Crowd of Week
Out for Afternoon Program
HIGH OFFICIALS
OF ELKS ARE ON
Way TO FARGO

Bismarck, N. D., July 29.- Grand
Exalted Ruler Nicholson of Boston and
Grand Secretary Robinson Of Dubuque,
newly elected national officers of the
B. p. o. E., were greeted here this
afternoon by members of the local
lodge. Exalted Ruler O'Hara and Sec
retary of State Hall went to Mandan
to escort the officers across the river.
This noon Mrs. Robinson, who is
travelling with the party, was rendered
q luncheon on the train by a number
of Elks, this being her birthday. Ar
rangements for reception have been
made by the Fargo lodge. ..E
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

RAISE THE
EASTLAND
Water Must First Be Pump
ed Out of the Great
Hull.
WITNESSES WERE EXAMINED
Federal Grand Jury Will Be
Impanelled to Make
Probe.

Chicago, Ills, July 29.--T am go
ing to wait until sthe proper au-
thorities get through and If they
don't do anything I'll start some
thing that will shake the town
up" said Mayor Thompson when
asked whether he was going to
investigate the Eastland disaster.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
AMERICAN
GUARD IS
LANDED

Washington, July 29.-The French
consulate at Cape Haitien. Haiti, has
been menaced by revolutionists, and
a guard from the United States
auxiliary cruiser Eagle has been
landed to protect it. This information
was cabled by American Consul Liv-
ingston.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

guard said he did not move all night.
Becker arose at o'clock. After
breakfast he was taken from his cell.
while final preparations for his execu-
ton were being made. When Becker
returned to the cell, he found all his
clothing and personal belongings and
even the few furnishings of the cell
had been removed. At ., ="
On a new cot lay thin black suit.
a white shirt with a soft collar, a
black tie, black stockings and soft
felt slippers were also provided. The
left leg of the trousers was not slit
when Becker donned the clothes, as
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29

Albany N ", July 29Mrs arrived shol.
no9n to make final plea Governor Whitman hus
She accompanied 3, Of
Governor Whitman Major
Albany before Mrs
there. Wv ~0 N'N0rs e""~"Peo
6efore leaving the Mrs
Secker asking interview
ner on his return about $3.50 clock tonight ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
Mrs. Becker to Make
Appeal to Whitman
Becker Gets Suit
in Which to Die

New York N 2The
eecrlc chair
sci OF
on ~ S'A"o"'e LUZ
20 goYefporto
appeal from the dec
sion OF Supfeme I'D : ~ ~ 0 ee'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
Slowly Crushed to
Death Under Auto
Fate Of N. D. Men

Lake
so
living miles northeast
Mitchell employed
injuries which died today.
machine which they driving Crary slipped off grade
miles help
free the victims
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
Delightful Reunion
Of Pioneers Of N. D.
at interstate Fair

Valley Settlers
yesterday:
u Preside t-E. 7. Sarles. Grand Forks a.#4s
y. Hagen Fargo tas Y b@
-B. MackaL Moorhead. 8
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Continued on Page Sixteen.
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Continued on Page Fourteen.
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CONTINUED on Page 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1915-07-29
W EATM II E ID.

Unsettled weather tonight and Fri
day; probably showers. Cooler.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
Ma tie
Smith IN
ail
And also Viola Vvifong, Both
Being Charged with Lott
ering in the Streets.
proportions.

e Matte, Hinton, better known as
Matte Smith, and Viola Wflfong are
prisoners in the city jail awaiting
hearings before Mayor G. n. Gordon
on charges Of lettering in the streets.
Unless they furnish bonds Of $3.50
each they will remain in jail until
Sunday mornings session OF police
court, when their cases Will be dis
posed of
The two women were arrested by
|odicers s1ahan and McClcud, who
acted upon orders issued by the mayor
Tie arrests were made in West Main
street shortly before noon:
t.bon't you put my right name
down on that sheet said Matte to
|Omcer shahan when they arrived at.
police headquarters.
Nor mine. either, chimeds in Viola.
Their protests, however, had no . ef-
feet. for they are registered on the
police hotter as Matte Hinton" and
Viola Wilfong.'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
JOINT MEETING .E|I:.| !.
of Virqinia and West Virginia
Postmasters to Be Held
Next Year.

PARKERSBURG. Aug. IF ar
rangements can be made in the near
future. Joint convention of the West
Virginia and Virginia Postma ster's
sulphur Springs in 1915 the president
Of the West Virginia association at the
annual convention just held here 1lav-
ing been empowered by q resolution
to open correspondence with the Vtr-
ginia organization toward that end.
The association selected White Sui
phur Springs as the place for its next
annual convention and chose the fol-
loving officers to serve the ensuing
year:
| w w. Irwin. OF Wheeling, president.
Simms Powell. of Parkersburg, vice
president, reelected.
Floyd Brown, Of Bluefeld, secretary,
Reelected.
L. M Rowan. of White Sulphur
Springs. treasurer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
)NPLETELY IS The NfLL AID GERNlAy PA
PROGRAM
For Girls Canning School 10 3a
Held Next u eek is
Prep Jared. &c

Following is the program to- be- y
served at the girls canning asehee ss3
to be CONDUCTED August q n o alls1
al washington Irving high sch0pl
Miss Minnie Martin, agrieult ural g.
pert, under the auspices Of TIL 5
rison County Farm Bureau. Of
she Is an instructor:
Monday, August 9. ~ y
s5s 1O:30-11 q. "a report Of
has been accompl ished In this IN.
and others through tho girls
work, by Miss Sadie Gusenans
Morgantown. state agent in char a 81
girls, clubs.
1l-12 q. M Business session
ports from club members. ElectAoz1I
of !. county of1cers. Conducted ~
Miss Minnie Martin.
i :3O-4 3. m. Demonstrationt
the canning and preserving OF fruit
Tuesday, Aug 40. M
9-12 a. DEMONSTRATION in the
canning of vegetables. &
1904 IS. 4 !. Demonstration
Jelly making. AZ b. & sIS III
"wednesday, August -.
9-12 a. M. and 4: 3 0-3 81 sn.s m -.
The canning Club mem bers VIII
In the canning
preserving .of fruits and vegetRb
Parents and friends who are intera
ed In the work Will be welcome. M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
CARRAN.ZA WILLING
FOR PEACE CONFAB

since has been over factional differ
ences and has not been in reality q
revolution.
That 1t considers General Villa
while financially weakened. still an
active element who must be reckoned
with In an adjustment.
That the so-ca1led cientihces do
not enter into the problem now be-
cause 1t Is considered that the over
throw Of Huerta disposed of that ele-
ment. t3
THAT the greater portion Of Mexico
is not at peace, as General Carranza
claims because fighting continues in
many sections from Tehuantepec to
the Too Grande and from Vera Cruz
to Mazatlan.
That the first problem to be solved
In restoration of peace Is TO find for
provisional president q man, who rep
resents the cause Of the original rev
o1ution against Huerta, but who docs
not necessarily represent any OF the
factions now at war.
This outline is the first authorita-
tive statement OF the basis UPON
which the Untted States y proceed
ing.