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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
BATTLE
ROYAL IS
IN SIGHT
Game at Grand Forks To-
morrow Promises to
Be Best Ever

Grand Forks. n. D.. Nov S.--Wtth
the battle for the state championship
but a few hours away, North Dakota
football interest has turned to Uni
versity field. where tomorrow after-
noon the mighty farmers from the
agricultural college at Fargo will at
tempt to wrest the title from the
university aggregation. Never before
in the history of Dakota athletics mas
so much interest surrounded a chan-
pionShipE game, and probably never pe-
fore have two teams appeared to be
so evenly matched. :,
The varsity squad is far from De-
ing a gang of cripples, and reports
from the Fargo squad indicate that
eleven sound. athletes will be pltted
against the locals. Helmkay and Bovce
will not be in the university line, put
substitutes. who have been squeezing
their way into berths for the past
two seasons, will be given an oppor-
tunity. to prove their worth.
Mccarthy, the Grafton kid. >. who
has proved the sensation of the sea-
son, will stay at quarterback. He
will be offset by Curly" Movold on
the Aggie team. Movold, who halls
from Fosston, and who has worked
his way to college athletics, leaving
behind him a trail of scolastic rec
or0S tnaJ Ie" CdIl Sdu1A, 20 -
of last year and is depended upon
for the majority of pinch plays"
when gains are imperative.
Movold and Mccarthy in stature
vary but little. The varsity man is
probably the heavier, while Movold
displays a trihe more speed. The
work of these two men at quarter
promises to be the most sensational
exhibition of gridiron performance
ever staged on University 'feld. Both
are we'll known throughout the north
west for their achievements in the
past, and 1t is expected that nun
dreds will come to- Grand Forks to
witness a contest when they Will De
pitted against each other.
The head work Of the two young
sters also will be a vital factor to the
teams. Movold has behind him his
college experience Of last season, and
four years Of high school football.
Mccarthy has but the games. of this
year. and his school record. However.
during his connection with the var
sity, he has displayed the head work
and fight of a seasoned veteran and
his teammates place their entire COM
fdence in him. Because Of his work
in previous games, he has become the
pet of the university and as usual
will come in for more than one mans
share of attention on Saturday
Best of Coaching.
Not only win the athletes be pitted
against each other in strength, but
back of all will be the coaching Of
Davis and Gill. Gill has been extend
ing his efforts in preparing for the
Aggie game and throughout this week.
has outlined a program of training
that is the most exacting ever forced
upon an eleven. Secret drills take
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
SPECIAL
TO LEAVE
AT $50
Train to Leave Fargo Two
Hours Later Than
First Intended

The North Dakota Agricultural COL
lege special on the Great Northern,
which will carry the football team,
the Cadet band, and students and root
ers to Grand Forks for the annual bat
tie between the agricultural college
and university elevens tomorrow after
noon, will leave the Great Northern
passenger depot here at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The train was originally scheduled
to leave at 7:45 o'clock, but later
hour was fixed to allow local fans,
who wished to go, ample time to make
last minute arrangements for the trip.
The special will arrive at Grand Forks
at 1850 o'clock.
Present indications are that con-
siderable number Of Fargo fans will
make the trip. At a mass meeting
held at the college yesterday after
noon, nearly enough students to cover
the guarantee for the special were
signed up.
Coach Paul Davis will run his squad
through light signal practice this aft
ernoon.
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In Realms of Sport

place each evening, when the sur
prises' for the Aggies are rehearsed.
Davis, backed by the strongest team
that has ever represented the agri-
cultural college, has adopted similar
methods of preparation and will
come here determined to whip the
varsity.
AS to the spirit of the supporters
Of both aggregations, little need be
said. Too much is being done to prop
erly emphasize.
Only Two Out.
No announcement has been made Of
the probable lineup, but as only
Boyce and Helmkay are suffering from
serious injuries. it is believed that
will not be seen in action. At quar-
terback, it is almost certain that Nc
Carthy will be stationed. So we'll has
he run the team in previous matches,
close followers of the squad declare
that Gill could not afford to make a
switch.
Line Positions.
Ellison or Koucky may get a chance
at Boyce's berth at left guard. These
men worked in the South Dakota game
and are capable of holding down the
job. Schultz is being pushed hard by
Porter for the right guard station.
Johnson and Hanson, end men, are ex-
pected to stay in the line while Child
law and Fingarson in the tackle posi-
tions have had things pretty much
their own way. Mann does not ap-
pear to be worrying, although several
second string men aspire for center.
Mckay, one of the most dependable on
the squad. is stiil handling the center
Of the back field, according to the
latest reports and will probably have
Campbell and Berlin by his side.
Students are growing restless under
the suspense and 1t is expected that
an unusual number will turn out,
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
NORMAL TEAM
ENDS SEASON
With PILOTS
Fargo College to Play At
Normal Grounds Mon
daY Afternoon

The Moorhead normal school foot
ball team will close it's 1916 season in
hooking up with the fast Fargo college
eleven on the normal grounds next
Monday afternoon. The game will be
called at 2:30 o'clock sharp.
The normal squad has gone through
a great season, and the greatest conf
dence in the result of the coming game
prevails. According to local records,
the team has not been defeated this
season, winning over the alumni, IA to
o; over the Valley City normal, IL to
0; tying with jamestown college, and
defeating Concordia college, 80 to 0.
The normals refuse to concede James,
towns claim to to victory.
Mondays game promises to be the
best Of the schedule. and a large crowd
is expected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
VALLEY CITY NORMAL
PROSPECTS BRIGHTER
Return of Two Veteran Athletes From
Border Assures Good Basketball
Teams.

Valley City, n. D.. Nov. 3.--Athletic
prospects at the Valley City normal
ed by the return from the Mexican
border of Neal Tracy and Clarence
Carlson, normal footballers, who have
been with the state guard until the
present time.
Both men have been stars with the
normal team the last two years, and
while their return Is rather late so far
as football is concerned, they are here
for the basketball season. Both also
are star basketbaIlers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
JAMESTOWN
COLLEGE MAY
PLAY AGGIES
Negotiations Under Way
Today for Game on
November II

jamestown college will meet the
North Dakota Agricultural college
football eleven at Dacotah field on
Friday, Nov. II, if negotiations under
way today do not fail.
To furnish an extra attraction for
the teachers meeting here, Coach Paul
Davis wrote to the Jamestown college
athletic authorities offering them the
date Of Nov. II. All indications are
that jamestown college will ac-
cent
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games on it's list for the day, and
Moorhead went to Detroit.
Because of the ineligibility of j.
Murray and Ward, and Kennedy's in
juries, Moorhead will be forced to
send patched-up team against Fergus
Falls. With these men out, 1t will be
necessary TO make q number of shifts,
the nature of which will be decided
during practice this week.
Work for the coming game started
yesterday afternoon when the high
school squad scrimmaged against the
heavy Moorhead normal eleven.
Annex: Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Smith
of Christine, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Myers
OF Pembina, w. J. Anderson of Leon
ard, A. B. Mclaughlin of Hope, VIM
Wier of New Salem and o. e. Palmer
of Harwood.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Games Tonight.

SaHeS lonl9nSs
No matches scheduled for this
evening.
Four more teams of the City Com
mercial Handicap Bowling league got
into action last evening, completing
the first weeks schedule of the season.
The Hendrickson & Eggum five met
the Pirie company team at the Nestor
alleys, the Hagen Newtons and
Anheiers at the Grand alleys.
The match between the Hendrick-
son & Eggum and Pirie company
teams resulted in 2 to 1 win for the
caterers. The shoemen dropped the
first two games handily, but came
across in the third when the Pirie
swatters took a slump.
Gap" Madison of the winners was
the king swatter plugging the naples
for 200 count in his first try. The
score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
FARGO HIGH
WILL PLAY AT
ADA TUESDAY
Will Make Trip by Automo-
Neutrality-suspicious. I'm
der Way Today

The Fargo high school football
eleven will go to Ada Tuesday, meet
ing the Ada high school team in the
Ada gridiron in the afternoon. The
trip will be made via automobile.
The Ada athletic authorities are in
touch with B. G. Tighe, local athletic
director. and details of the game are
being arranged.
Louis Durner, halfbackr who has
been at ST. Johns hospital for the
past ten days, is out, but will play no
more football this season.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
Pirie Co.

At The Grand Alleys.
In a match featured with high
scores, the Hagen Newtons took two
Of three from the Anheiers at the
Grand alleys. The jewellers set q new
season record for game totals by
knocking off 1880 pins in the second
game.
Spicer with 259, Walker with 224,
Thompson with 212 and Ashelman with
211 were a sample of the scores. Whit
ney also busted the 200 mark with
zoe, while several Of the others came
very close. Spicer's consistent hit
ting was feature. The score:
Aanan NJ aNv&one
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
MARooNs REST TODAY

Chicago, Nov. Coach Stage drove
the University of Chicago football
team through strenuous practice
yesterday, and will let the men rest
today in preparation for their game
squads Of the Universities Of Illinois
and Wisconsin passed through here
yesterday. The Illini practiced at the
American league ball park and left at
$50 for Minneapolis. The Wisconsin
men arrived later, and left on a night
train for Columbus. Ohio.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
M'VILLE TRIMS ITS
OLD RIVAL 10 TO 0
Game is New One, But Team Wins
Two of Three Games Played This
Season.

Neville, N. D., Nov. 3.-The Neville
high school football team defeated the
Aneta high school eleven, it's old rival,
~ to 0, Wednesday afternoon. Captain
Mosier, Mark and Swanson each scor-
ed a touchdown. One goal was kicked.
Football Is a new form Of athletics
in this section, but progress shown by
the various teams this year indicates
that it will become a popular sport.
Though McVille's first year in the
game, the team has won two Of the
three games played. defeating Sharon.
6 to O. on Oct e.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
MooRHEAD BOWLING LEAGUE

Coming back strong after dropping
the first contest, the Briggs Florals
made it two out of three over the
Moorhead Nationals. in the three
game match between the two teams
at the Comstock alleys last evening
The bankers were forced to bowl with
two dummies in their lineup, the for
lists with one. Christianson of the flor
Ists was high hitter with 173 in his
last try The score:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
hOORHEAD HIGH TO
MEET FERGUS FALLS
East Side Elevens Will Play Fast Ot'
ter Tail County Team on Tuesday
Afternoon.

Football elevens Of the Moorhead
and Fergus Falls high schools will
meet at Fergus Falls Tuesday after
noon. Arrangements for the game were
completed yesterday.
Moorhead had game scheduled
with Fergus Falls earlier in the sea-
son, but through some error of the
schedule makers, Fergus Falls had two
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
TO CLOSE SEASON
Grand Forks High Eleven to Meet
Devils Lake This Afternoon.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Nov. s.--The
Grand Forks high school football
eleven will close its 1915 season by
meeting the crack Devils Lake high
school team here this afternoon.
Grand Forks is virtually out Of the
race for the state championship. The
honor lies between Park River, Graf
ton and Lidgerwood, and possibly
Devils Lake. If that team wins today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
Propose That State Football
Championship Be Settled Here

settling championship n
acknowledged
champion Ldgewood would
either eleven ths de ding contest, anywhere
gridiron.
a contender, beaten Grand Forks today.
s a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
it was announced last

night
The plans although not fully COM
pleted, provide for an organization to
be known as the American Speedway
association which is to handle all
details of racing not specifically COW
cred by the American Automobile as
sociation. Among these is the stand
ard of prize money. the compensation
to entrants to defray shipping ex-
penses, and the allotment of dates.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03
TO MEET NOV. Is
Officials Of Automobile Speedways in
United States to Perfect Or
aanization.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Oflcials Of auto
mobile speedways in the United States
will meet here Nov. Is to perfect an
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03

Hotel Dyckman, Minneapolis new
est downtown. fireproof, metropolitan
hotel: 900 rooms, all equipped with
private baths. Rates sl.bo to $500 per
day Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03

For state news read The Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-03

TOTALS 49, iU3 g.
Grand total, 2,243 pins.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-15

A recent trelg lgnt -raln ouE of N1ite s.arse mad : cons gnnenI q len Dodg z4-cs fer Fa-r2sanks parties
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NOME. ALASKA. SEPT. :. 1s1s.

j.. ao4I8 indeed De e lsmentaDle 5g1e en tse aestern allies f at the conclusion of tne great war, they sbo5la ind that tneg have been pour Ing ost torrents of blood and dlssIpa- Ing mountains of treasure 10 destroy tho Teutons only 10 pave the way for . Slavic conquest Of Europe.
 However much one may scout the saea that Russia may take adyan- age of the facilitated state Of The western nations 4t the end Of the struggle to secure Tor herself universal dominion oyer tbe whole European continent .f wln be readily sppreciat- ed that aa eyentuaI.iy Of this character .s pot without the bounds of posslbH- Hy. The prospect that such a condi- 1Ion might ultimately develop has been popular theme with the pro-German writers. almost since the start Of lhe war Buf. although II Is very big and very vital possibility. Il has gen eraIy been laughed al or scorned as a German effort 10 enlist sympathy Tor Inc yeutonic cause.
 ll happens, however, that, unless we deliberately close our eyes to the facts, we must appreciate that the Russians. In the event of the Teutonic nations being overwhelmed will hold the mas- ter hand Ill the settlement Of Euro pean affairs and must, therefore, be carafully appraised in this relation before we make up our minds that the German joke" of q Slavic Europe is truly joke.
 Statistieians have long ago disclosed that wit, the remainder of the en- tente confenders emasculated 10 an extreme degree by the long and san guinary struggle. Russia, with her tecming millions of raw military ma terial, may still be able to muster forces equal Id, fl not greater, than the combinent remnants of the mighty hosts that are now facing each other on tho battle line.
 They further point out that at the present time England, France and Italy are drawing upon their best manhood 10 wage the war against the manly flower Of the Teuton nations. With the Dcss:tle exception of Eng land, they ars ail commencing to draw uDon their last resources of men.
 Tn general sense 1t may be said that they have already attained the naxirnum of their military powers and must inevitably decline in strength in the event Of the war being prolonged beyond the present year. They will still be able 10 place many million men in the field but of a far differ ent quality than those who are at present facing the enemy. The strength and yirility, the capacity 10 endure Inc utmost of privatioo and exertion will be lacking.
 Compared 10 the m"n that are now in service the larger ortion will be little short of weddings, practically
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incapable Of doing what their prede- cessoIs lave done. II may be safely ssid That never sgau a.thin the pres ent decade will the Germanic. Anglo Saxon and Latin contenders be able ;o place in the field such men as those who are or have faced the shock Of battle during the two years Of strug- gle that have passed Each year of The wars continuance must witness e steady decline in the number Of ful- ly capable fighting units that can be mustered by The Germans and their western opponents and the day is not far away that the inability 10 draw upon fresh and vigorous manhood will commence 20 display itself ln great decline In reslstive powers.
 Experts on military affairs unlYer- sally concede that all of the nations last mentioned must suffer a serious decline In military strength after tbe present year On fha other hand, sussLas the Colossus of he Occidental nations. stin possesses millions of men strong. hardy and szgoroas men many of whom. so ue are told. are not yet fully aware that thelr uotheIland .s eng gea n tae greates, human con les- = an llue tg paild ap slll z1-ght- ler armies lhan lhose that have been alrea5y swept away ln 1be WhiFl of eou1.et. According ts several eminent statlsfaca1s. tbe present military forces may oe eliminated from computation and Russian cza stlH place ln me 8eld approx. rnatelg sevealeaa zzlIlea of he hardest men la the uos34 And be yond ms aezerss force = stf91g and Ylgof9as a1anho5a. sas has added 1aa- hons ot Tgho possess some defse-s b1t can st1u bs converted 4ato gzssztle sol5.ers. and back ot al l1-s glgaat5e host of men sbs possesses almost J. lIf1-Latle economic resources t9 pro Fs5e lbe arzas and es8lp-aent o1 1ra-r-
 What then ls t9 p4ere1t aes fron mastering ms oFeru ael-alag aest a11 sweeping down apon 1he Reakaaed and oebiatatea states of Europe when Ger man and -AesIfla have been sut.ugatsd and tbe alIles are stlH weak from thsir own Hognos2 If the war is pr0long- ed beyond another year or two II ls plain that. Hith all her vast resources Of men, Russia will hold the balance of power and may 50 dominate he st. oation that not all Of the remainder Of Europe can prevent her from taking what she wills Backed b. such enor- nous resources as she possesses and united as only a great victorious war ean unite a nation, she can carry fire and sword 10 the utfernost parts Of inc continent and. in the end. conquer through the complete exhaustion of her opposers.
 such an eteHiuailty ], improbable but I is nevertheless d prospect that must be considered unless one is blind 10 the ultimate possibilities of the war
 Try as oue may 10 disguise the fact, I IS plainly possible that western al- lies in digging the grave Of the leu tons have been also digging their own.
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Mss Jaun5ta Andersen he sches teacher a1 Se3doria. VIII spene hs vacation a. san Francisco
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Just arrived on the ast boat over 800 of this seasons lateyt styles and patterns. the most beautiful line of woolens ever arrr,ed in Nome. We invite you to see these samples wheth- CT you buy or not If you wish to take advantage Of this offer order be- fore the next sailing of the Victoria. in order to have order arrive on last boat
 We also make alterations. and We ao cleaning. pressing and repairing. We appreciate your patronage. Yours 10 please.
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 Jewellers.
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The schooner Comet arraTt-5 n ketc. Il.a-n recently with a carch Of ss ssa pounds q hz1ibB-
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T. Is sad that 1E0 notorious saf' crackers are in FairiAnks al the pres ert tune looking for field 10 work in
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ALASKA
 NOTES

The Catholic residents of Anchor age are organizing Catholic club for social purposes
 Skagway hremen are urging the city fathers to install q fire alarm sys- tem in that city.
 The Seward Light & Power Com pany received a e-ton generator as an addition 10 its plant.
 The Alaska Packers cannery at Kasiloff is reported to have put up q pack of 10000 cases.
 The Anchorage Times urges that Anchorage has a beautiful place for a military post and that steps should be at once instituted to have it en-
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p3oyea for that purpose
 The schooner Comet arrsxe5 n ke1etll.4n recently with a ea1rh of ss .psa pounds of ha1ibut
 Mss Jaunlta Anderson. he school teacher al Selaovia- VIII sT.end heF vacation at San Fraaessco.
 A recent tragnt train out 0f White aarse mad < coasi ignmen1 of len Dodge aa,os fer Falr2anis pAr15es-
 IF LeRls las gone mic ihe Tg- -atlan4ka country win a prospecting am fer -hs pa-T.oss of testing he ground
 T. Is sad that two notorious safe crackers are in Falriianls at the pres srt tIrae looking for a field 10 work in
 Confnissloner J L Corer of Hot springs. has tendered his resignation and uiil be succeeded by J. C Moody of Iditaro5-
 The transport Crook arrived al An chorage recently with goo tons of cargo for The Alaska Engineering Com mission.
 Judge Cotton Of Washington. D. C., chief consul for the Alaska Engineer ing Commission was a recent visitor al Anchorage.
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The Pictorial Review edition of the Nugget in magazine form to be pub llshed in October will be the greatest issue ever published in Nome.
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