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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-21

Yesterday afternoons. session prov
ed to be an extremely interesting one
from the fact of the friendly debate
between Atty. Manahan and Former
CONGRESSMAN e. j. Kelley of South Da-
kota. The subject under date was the
single tax question which Mr.. Mana
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-21
North Dakota Improved
Seed Growers Hold Their
Fourth Annual Banquet
Elect New Officers
-

OFFICERS OF ASSOCIATION.
President George stewart or tiny.
H
VILE, D. D. Simmo Sentinel
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-21
Rehearing on Rates on
Farm Implements Asked

2A petition for reheang Of the western
hled with the com
by
railroads did evidence TO
cent to two cents loo pounds
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-21

N. ID, regarding
Lieutenant
there has occurred no such pressing necessity as to cause to
10. & Il ..# d 8
believe Mr. 1GcKag ernnepty quaihed
would
b
me
Il
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-21
Equipment of Livestock
Farm Subject Of Great
Adress atSession Today
BIG SEED SALE.

.
In
o'clock
a be
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han heartily favored and which Mr..
Kelley opposed. After considerable de-
bate the matter was put to vote OF
the delegates and the stand taken by
Mr.. Manahan was endorsed. A resolu-
CONTINUED On Page 81
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-01-21
W "a A r H E "a

Snow and much colder tonight and
Saturday with cold wave. Severe cold
Saturday night.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-27
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mob 0nnibgoomme
S.S.S. ubbriuer 6iften fra SDitemet

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oper Den itcrtt s9eoe Nisiionaaano,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
N. Y. GIANTS TAKE
ON SEASONS FORM

MARLIN. Tex. March 15.-Un.
der the broiling rays OF the Lone
Star sun. the Giants OF John Nc
Graw are pounding down the
stretch OF their ante-season siege
OF preparation. Rockies and reg
ulars alike are tossing that old ball
and Hwatting its nose with enthus.
iasm worthy OF better cause, to
wit, a regular series with averages
and umpires and other mld-season
trimmings.
Tho weather man. barring a few
periods OF alteration. has been a
right reasonable sort OF cuss to the
Giants. and as a result there has
been day after day OF summer
weather thru which the clan Nc
Graw pushed itself into form.
MeGraw has ten pitchers on the
ground. including Christy Mathew
son, jeff Tesreau and Polly Per
rift OF last years hurting force. and
Anderson. the Federal league star
whose showing in training has been
ono OF tho most encouraging fea-
lures OF tho camp season
Then there are Benton. Schauer,
Schupp. Stroud. Palmera. the Gu
ban, and Kramer. who look mighty
good. II McGraw's pitchers live
up 10 his expectations the season
win cause him comparatively little
worry. The rest OF the team Is big
enough TO be certain quantity
Behind the bat McGraw has Rari.
den and Doom TO anchor the staff.
There are six catchers altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
Pugilistic News
and Gossip

Johnny oTrary. the Seattle light
weight. is fns, climbing TO tho top
OF the heap. Last Saturday nlght
he walioped Joe Arevedo In Phila-
felphia. and now no writes that he
IA signed for n bout in the Quaker
CITY for To with Johnny Dundee
or Charley White.
lilo il also angling for a match
In New York with Benny Leonard.
The morning paper declares Al
Moslcr Is claiming the Pacif,o coast
feathsrweight title because OF his
victory over leo Houck. Seeing m
how fIpuck never held the title.
and has Just been signed 10 fight
for II. Mosier wins. hands down.
Mosler has such funny little
ways. That stunt OF his after re
ceiying the decision last night dis.
gusted the fans with boxers OF
his Tx.
George Chip and Gus Christie
battled eight rounds TO a draw In
Memphis.
Jack Dillon had tho better OF the
sailing in a i0-round bout with Gun
boat Smith in Brooklyn.
Johnny Ertlo got tho newspaper
decision In his i0-round setto with
the Zulu Kid In Brooklyn.
Bat Nelson has started suit 20
recover the diamonds he gave his
former wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
Willard In
Fine Shape
HeReport.

NEW YORK. March i5.--Altho
Champion Jess WIZARDS muscles
look nabby and he appears TO be
round shouldered. bis trainers to
day were sure he Is IN good condi-
ton and viii be In nna shape for
his i0-round tl6ht with Frank
Moran March s5.
willard INDUCED IN his custom.
AIRY road work today. boxed few
rounds and then took Il easy for
white.
Moran II looking around for q
sparr'ng partner OF gigantic pro
portions. Ito wants 90 practice on
big man nj least as tail as WI.
lard. so no can learn how To Jump
and bif rights aud lefts against
the iAw az the same time Moran
figures no VIII have 20 leap aioft
in regular Johnny Dundee jumping
Jack style To get the range OF WI.
lard's lower maxillary. which hs
plans 20 massage with hAymakeru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
]. ACOSTA, CUBAN WONDER,
: is SIGNED BY VANCOUVER

Joe Acosts. who comes hailed as
the Cuban wonder. has been signed
by Bob Browa for bis Vancouver
ball club.
Acosta won considerable fame by
the showing he made against tho
New York Giants when those
worthless played tho cubans a year
ago.
Acosta n . rixhthandcd pitcher
aud he baked the big league clubs
visiting Cuba last season regularly.
McGrsw OF the New York team
took a shine 10 the work OF the
Cuban and has recommended him
for professional ball in organized
company.
outfielder caivo. the Cuban Who
performed with Victoria two years
ago. signed Acosta for Brown.
When the deal for Acosta came up
Brown baked on the heavy trans
portation charge 10 bring the play.
er from Cuba. but when Calyo
agreed TO stand good for the mile
age charge In the event OF Acosta
not making good. Brown immedi
ately signed tho Cuban and order
ed him 10 report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
BILL KNOWS TOO
MUCH FOR STEVE
BY EDWARD HILL

steve Reynolds scattlc's bat.
Ting fire laddie. never had q
chance last night in his mix with
Billy Murray. The Californian
know too much for the local mitt
rssinger.
7, was a very lucky thing for
etephen OF the clarctstained
tights. that the duxky southerner
Vas only ahls 20 show bare flash
Of his old-tims form. Had Murray
been the Murray OF old u would
have been slaughter.
The sensation OF 1914" was as
b~efy AZ equity millionaire and
had Reynolds ever knocked him
off his feet be most likely would
have been given the decision
While Murray vas rocking himself
10 sleep IN an effort to arise.
As IL happened. however. Muir
ray retained his feet and some OF
his old-time ability. lie nayed the
fiery matched fireman Justify and
long whenever they mixed. Muir
ray was always an In" fighter.
Lately. however. we are Inclined to
the belief that he Is an Ian"
fighter as well.
Al Moslcr. featherwcight was
given the decision over Leo Houek
hy three Judges. How three men
could all figure n that way Ia be-
yond w. The only claim Mosler
has to the decision Is that he fire.
quently made Houck miss. II was
highway robbery 10 give Mosler
the bout II would have been petty
larceny 10 have called II a draw.
kfiouek won
OF the rest of the five bouts. two
flxxied and three ended In draws
Charley Davidson broke . leg or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
FLY / n GI
&c lEI | + 81
From Sport Block

CONTRARY cUss
We gszed on fat man VINO
sksted.
10 twisted and squlrmed and
pyrated,
He tackled TO and fro
Like Q ship In blow.
And wa waited and waited and
waited.
He whIrIed In a mode TO delight Us.
Reminded US much OF ST. vltus;
He wabbled and reeled,
But ne stayed on his feet Just TO
spite US.
Barney Reilly, Irishman. gained
fame as a ski Jumper, thereby put
ting one over ON the hardy Morse
man. But Barney hasn't a thing
on Allan Smith. a Sootchman. ON
ployed by All American company
In Japan. Instead OF going dippy
over baseball. Smith specialized In
jin-jitsu and has been awarded the
famous black belt given for en-
traordinary proficiency In the
sport.
In order 10 win this distinctive
honor IN the Japanese art OF self
defense, It Ia necessary TO gain 49,
900 falls. Until a few days ago
only three foreigners had won the
black belt, altho hundreds had
tried and failed after long siegcs
Of training and competition. Smith
studied jlu-Iitsu nine years.
When Barney Dreyfuss en-
gagged Jimmy Callahan TO man.
age tho Pirates he picked .
live wire. N Callahan dossnt
mako a big success Of hls new
berth the wise msn In bsss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15

George Riley. tho Victoria
hockey player. has been signed by
Russ Hall ard VIII be given a
chance with tho Tigers
Tcaiy Raymond and a bunch Of
y. w. ieaxurrs are taking tho
kinks out OF their snatomies daily
at lincoln park.
Tcaiy Raymond says Riley will
make good with Tacoma lilo was
bear cat IN the old Western Can.
ada circuit
Phil Douglass. former ". W.
league moundsmsn. has been turn
ed over 70 St Paul by the Cubs.
The signed contract OF Catcher
Moneymaker has been received by
the Giants.
Dugdale has received q letter
from Gift r3iantenship, stating
that Moreland belongs to Salt
Lake and no wants Dug to keep
hands off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
CORNELL 00A0H CALLS AUTO TONIC
FOR ATHLETES BEFORE TRACK MEET

"Automobiiing 10 Injurious 10
athletes on the eve OF an impor.
tant game or meet" once said the
late Mike Murphy. trainer Of the
1912 U. s.. Olympic team
Murphy put az absolute ban on
motor jaunts. claiming the unnat
ural Jar and vibration on the kid
neys affected finely conditioned
Young men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
Seattle's Leading Cabaret
Entertainer Back at the
ITALIA Cafe, Second
and Union

The hosts Of friends of Mrs Don
nelly Will be pleased to learn that
she has again returned to Seattle.
after an engagement at the West
holme at Victoria, where she sue
ceeded in increasing her popularity
and in putting some real pep" into
the Canadian cabaret
Mrs. Donnelly. together with n
group OF headliners. Will appear
each evening at the ThalIa in high
class entertainment.
The most delectable drinks are
prepared that would satisfy the
skeptical and delight the fastidlous.
Then dancing to the strains OF the
music OF the Thalia Orchestra can
not be compared with dancing any
where else. Get the Thalia Habit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15

but OF course II IL 10 be expected
some OF this number will be out
OF the big leagues by the time the
season opens.
The player limit compels Nc
Graw TO WELD the pruning knife,
hard tho It may be TO part with the
promising scrfs performing daily
in the training games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15

Jack Moakiey of Cornell dis
agrees with Murphy.
How do I like automobiles re-
spondcd Moakiey. why. there's
nothing like them. Before game
or meet. | always send my men ont
for spin. IL takes their minds
off themselves and fills their lungs
with good. fresh air. That's ono Of
Mikes ideas I don't agree with nj
m m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
GrapplerIs
inBadDoUn
frisco ay

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10
II win be many a day before VIM.
Demetfal. Greek wrestler. will get
any applause here for work on tho
mat say wrestling fans today. fol.
lowing his performance In trying
repeatedly 10 foul I'D Santel In
their match here last night The
Greek. being unable 10 throw San.
tel after an hours work. got a
strangla hold on his opponent and
refused 90 break II until three po'
iicemcn interfered. Referee Jess
Westergaard declared II no contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
Baseball

They tell you that Evers 10 the
brslnlest man In BASEBALL" says the
only relnle zlm. II think that
Johnny 10 a great ball player and
he's there with the brain. too. But
Joe Tinker forgot moro than Evers
ever knew.
when Tinker and Ever worked
together on tho Cubs they pulled
some OF tho best stuff ever seen
on q diamond. But Johnny often
GOT credit for plays that Joe
though; Of. For svers was the
luckler.
Take for Instance the famous
Merkle play that cost tho Giants
pennsnt and won FOR the Cubs.
All Evers did was 10 stand on sec
ond base and receive tho bail when
Il was thrown 20 him. He didn't
even know what II was all about
until afterwards. Del Howard,
sitting on the bench, noticed Merkle
break for the club house and shout.
ed for Evcrs 20 cover second and
get tho bali. Howard engine cred
the whole play, but II goes down
In baseball history rs the work Of
johnny EVers."
Inn. arh nathhNuaa nnn1o Me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15

pete for the national champion
shlp nest summer. organized and
captains the only woman's ilfe-sav-
Ing team IN the United States
The team. consisting Of eight
girls. all expert swimmers. organ
lied last summer. has made numer.
ous reseues 81 the beaches here.
"in spite Of opinions 10 the con-
srary. women make AZ efficient life
savers al men, ssld Mrs. Allen.
ITO rescue a drowning person does
not require 30 much strength ~
skin. II would be the greatest
folly In the world for q man. no
matter how powerful he might be.
10 attempt 20 save q drowning per.
son unless he ~ere an expert
swimmer and knew how 90 break
tho holds Of . victim struggling In
the water"
In addition 20 being a champion
diver, Mrs. Allen 10 also . power.
fui swimmer. She formerly held
the Southern California champion.
ship for the mile rough water swim
and also the open water and tank
record for the 40.
Mrs. Allen 10 the only woman
member of the Royal Life Saving
Society OF England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
GOLF DATES SET

SPOKANE. March i5.-This city
win stage tho isth annual Pacific
Northwest Eolfing championships.
Tho events will be run off at the
Spokane Country club June n 10
July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
FUNDS ARE NEEDED

Subscriptions will be asked IN
order that rowing at the ". OF W
may be placed on moro firm
financial basis. Tho aquatic sport
must depend solely upon very
small appropriation by the student
board. With tho California crew
coming North II behooves those In
charge to get busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
TRAINING STARTS

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10
The Pacific Coast league clubs are
ali In their trimming camps. a three
weeks session. In which many
.Cobbs and wagners VIII be cast
into the discard. will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
GREAT FALLS READY

GREAT FALLS. March 1s--Ar.
have been made for the
location Of baseball park here. II
Is also the intention 10 have the
local ball club Incorporated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
CUBS WIN GAME

TAMPA, Fla. March 1.-THE
Chicago Cubs triumphed over the
Southern college squad here In a
practice game, 81 10 s. Mann and
Flack. the former Feds. made
homera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15
"CIRIS AS EFFICIENT AT LIFE SAVING AS
MEN," SAYS WOMAN CAPTAIN OF RESCUERS

los ANGELES. Cal, March IS.
Mrs. Aiieen Allen. high and
fancy woman champion diver OF
the Pacific coss,, who will com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15

ball will be greatly surprised.
Callahan, once a great pitcher
and sll-around ball player. is
one Of the most popular men
In the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15

something AZ tho last minute. and
Bully Riley was substituted TO meet
Joe Harrahan. Joe started 90 mas.
sacre Billy. and the bout was stop
ped IN the first frame.
Sailor Benson. who was to moe,
Neff. was also detained elsewhere.
and Spider Abe. a hsrd.hitting
irfsher. took his place. IL was
agreed to call tho affair a draw n
both men were on their feet at tho
end OF thu fourth round. They
were.
Harry Casey and SMILEY
Miller went 20 a draw ns did Bert
Forbes and Johnny Moore. Billy
Wright cropped Red Crosby one
on the beescr plnute after the
frs, bell and the fight was over.
Lonnte Austin refereed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-15

Smile for 20 mlnutesl II can be
done. Helen Remley made a small
fortune with 25-mlnute smile
when she posed for New York
artists. Few models can hold" a
smile.
Miss Remley was on her way TO
fame and fortune when she mar
ried "Gunboat" Smith and became
manager OF tho heavyweight fight
er's domestic affairs.
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Luna Park Bsthhouse opens Mar.
18th.
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