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The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
HOROSCOPE.
The stars incline. but do not compel"
sunday, June IL, 1915.

Sunday, June IL, 1915.
AstroIogers read this as a doubtful day
since Mars. Saturn and Venus are all in
malefc aspect Uranus and the Sun are
friendly.
Irritability and discoura cement are be-
lieved to be emphasized by the rule and
domestic harmony is likely to be dis
turbed. Practice Of self control is i'm
portant
Trouble or scandal relating to some
thing of a military character is indicated.
This appears to concern the young.
There is a sinister sign relating TO iron,
steel and machinery. Spectators and
manufa cturers alike should be careful.
This sway is believed to encourage hasty
speech and bitter criticism. 1t is most
unlucky for quarrels and misunderstood
Ings between partners and business as
sociates
Women who are wooed while this con-
hguration prevails should be exceedingly
scepticsl, the seers say. as the influences
are likely to stimulate treacherous i'm
pulses.
Love affairs between persons widely
separated by age are believed TO be es-
pecially unfortunate at this time.
Saturn is in a place said to cause
Ill effects from the eating of meat and
rich foods. Plenty Of sleep is recommend
ed under this government OF the stars
New enterprises begun while Saturn
is inimical are likely to prosper just long
enough to give hope of success before
severe Disappointment
The partial eclipse of the Noon. a month
from this time, is read as an exceedingly
threatening sign, presaging the death Of
some king and uprising Of a people.
Drought and scarcity of corn are in
dicsted for Australia. Troubles OF many
sorts are prognosucsted.
The summer probably will be most un-
favorable for the well-being Of rulers in
Europe. Ill-health for the Kaiser, be-
reavement for the King Of England and
sickness for the King Of Italy are fore
shadowed for August
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may have
year of vicissitudes marked by pro-
fits and losses, pleasures and troubles.
Those who are employed should be fairly
successful
Children born on this day should pros
per in life. These subjects Of Gemini
usually are exceedingly Industrious
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The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
SIXTH STORY.
FIRST DAY
CAST OF CHARACTERS

MARJORIE TURNBULL. a young
and pretty creature Of impulse.
CYRUS TURNBULL. her strong
wflled father.
HUGH SCOTT, a weak, but we'll
intentioned young man.
HENRY SCOTT, his elder
brother.
MRS. HARDY, TurnbulTs meddle-
some housekeeper.
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The manufacture Of absolutely clear
ice without the use of distilled water has
been made possible by the invention Of
4 pump to keep the water in circuls-
.kcn without aeratins it while 1t u being
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The ten countries with the largest pop
ulations are, in the order named. China,
India Russia, the United States, GerS
many. Japan, the United RnSooms
France, Italy and Austria
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Three months later an addressed fs-
ure crept through the twilight streets,
sticking close to the walls and In the
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In actuality the strangely mated hus-
band and wife were even farther apart
than they had been in the days of Hen
ry's futile courtship. Henry had kept
his pledge not to force his love upon the
girl he had claimed as his wife.
Marjorie had her own suite of rooms
and he his, as Mrs. Hardy had said. And
they seldom met except at meal times.
Patiently and tenderly Henry had tried
to soothe Marjorie's grief and to make
her life happier. Never since the day OF
Hugh's disappearance had he spoken a
word of love to her, nor in any other
way sought to draw her attention to
himself. At every turn she was met by
proofs of his considerate care for her
well-being; but he himself stood aloof
from her life.
Tonight, as he toiled over some dull
office business Henry felt a great loneli-
ness that he could not wholly drown
in his work. All his friends regarded
him as the happiest Of men. He alone
knew he was the most heartbroken.
As he sat there, bent over his desk,
noiseless steps entered the library be-
hind him.
A little pair of soft. cool hands were
all at once laid over Henry's eyes. Their
touch sent a wondrous thrill through the
mans whole body.
'Marjorie'' he cried. incredulous; and
her.
live brought my courage to the
sticking point at last, Henry" Marjorie
faltered, her averted face flaming with
bushes Twelve come in here toto
propose TO you. It's leap year, you
know" she finished, in a poor little a.,
tempt at Jest to htde her confusion.
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The tenth night that the stfu humble
youth had escorted Mary from what he
had come to term gilded dens 10 the
studio house he persuaded her to sit for
a moment on the dark landing From
the studio above came the blare of a
pbpnograph and the voice OF an aunt
giving directions about clearing the floor
for a dance.
Well, It was this way" explained
Mary. cornered 7 knew that II you
KEEP on hanging around csbarets sooner
or later some ragtime singer would get
you and
You wanted to save me from an ad-
ventures by monopoIizing me your
self"
sof all the conceit! wanted 70 show
you that all that glitters isn't Bohemia.
And that-aIl that is not Bohemia is not
necessarily dull and conventional Be
sides, you were too expensive an invest
ment TO be wasted on some chorus girl
who'd probably use double negatives and
never wash behind her ears
Expensive investment"
Yes, figured that you have cost your
father on an average OF so a day since
you were born. And-you ought TO pay
hi a better dividend thAn-giving him
a cabaret singer for a daughter~in-lav." 8"
But I'm going to marry a cabaret
singer" insisted the young man, slipping
an arm around her shoulders
No, you are going 70 marry a Grand
opera queen" prophesied Mary I've had
enough cabaret experience 70 give me
self confidence In public. Next fan I make
my debut at the Metropolitan. They are
going to let me sing Manon-"
tcoursht. rsl6)
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
DISPLAY OF MACHINERY

Judging from the reservations which
have been made and the many appli-
cations which are on hand. the ma
|chinery exhibit at the North Dakota
State Fair; which will be held in Fargo,
July 17-22. will be the largest and most
varied ever shown in the state.
Nearly every one OF last years ex-
hibitors have reserved space and many
new companies who have never shown
In North Dakota will be on hand this
year with full lines. In bringing In
this extensive display the agricultural
public Of the state will be given an
unsurpassed opportunity to see and
Judge for themselves the very latest
Inventions and labor saving devices OF
the present day.
Located just inside the main gates
this big exhibit will be the center of
attraction during the entire week and
the machinery exhibitors are planning
many new and novel features for att
tracing and interesting the fair pa
irons.
The auto show will also be large
ono with more than fifteen companies
| showing cars and accessories.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
SPEED Dtn.O. S 10 slAkE RACING HISTORY AT FARGO
Ramey and Endicou at


They're OFF, will be the cry from
the thronts OF twenty-five thousand
automobile racing fans when at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon July %.
the big automobile racing program Of
the North Dakota State Fair at Fargo
July 17-22. will be started and eight OF
the greatest speed kings and maniac
burning holes in the very atmosphere
with their specially constructed. humid
red horse power machines with the de-
termination to set new North Dakota
records and win their share of the big
prize mones WHICH will he hung up at
this greatest speed carnival ever stag
cd in North Dakota.
The Famous Fargo Track" after
being showered with tons of calcium
chloride will be in perfect condition for
the uneqtnled speed trials it will wit
ness that afternoon and it Is almost
certain that many records will be
shattered when the checkered flag Is
waved for the last time. speed we
must have" say the officials and speed
they are determined to get. Purse
money will not be the only incentive
for the drivers for they will have sew
eral old scores to settle amongst them
selves and will go for blood. Last year
at the races Johnny Raimey and wild
Bill" Endicott raced neck and neck for
the one mile record OF 1:12 flat which
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
AVIATION SENSATION At THE STATE FAIR
Daredevil Beach in Tractor Biplane Will Demonstrate
Newest Air Stunts at Fargo.

The management of the North Da-
kota State Fair. which will be held in
Fargo this year, are making arrange
ments to bring to North Dakota for tho
first time, the greatest aviation scnsa :
ton ever produced for the entertain
ment OF the big crowds which will ut :
tend the fair July nth to 22nd inclu-
sive.
A. c. Beach, the most daring and in
trepid aviator on earth. has been con-
tracted for the big show and although
he met with n slight accident some
time ago 1t Is thought that he will
without question be able to fill his con-
tract and give an nwe-inspiring dem
onstrntion with his power Tractor
Biplane. the lntest spirals. flying up
side down, aerial cart wheels, looping
the loop consecutively and will perform
his original Death Pilot" exhibition
which he has originated ana perfected
during the winter months on the cons;
of southern Florida
Beach will also make the spectacular
night flights in Fargo which thrilled
the thousands who were fortunate
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22

was finally captured by Raimey in a.
thrilling finish. On this account only,
the management have gone to consid-
cradle expense to bring these two driv-
ers to North Dakota again for the big
meet and u great afternoon Of sport
will be the result.
Close on the trail Of these two In
ternational pilots came the entries OF
George Clark. the idol of Dallas. Texas:
Joe Clenry the brilliant pupil of Ralph
DcPalmn: Eddie Hearne the million
nire speedway star. Fred Horey who
will drive a Fiat Cyclone and twin
car to Barney Oldfield's Fiat Tornado
and word has also been received that
Little Judy" Fitzpatrick the smallest
professional driver in the world today
win be on hand with new car Of for
eign make. Fitzpatrick never weighed
over los pounds In his life and was
born and raised in New York City. In
his meteoric career he has won over.
$50 races.
The feature event of the afternoon
will be the nerve racking, death defy
ing fifty lap race which on half mile
track and called the Half Century
Grind" is considered the hardest and
most trying event which dirt track,
drivers can attempt. But they are
going to do 1t right in North Dakota
at the State Fair in Fargo. Several
additional drivers are expected
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
new DAIRY BUILDING

Realizing the vast Importance Of the
dairy industry of the state the man.
iagement OF the North Dakota State
Fair, which viii be held in Fargo July
1922, have erected new dairy build
ing which will be devoted entirely to
the exhibition Of dairy products and
dairy machinery. This is an innoya-
ton for the state in the fact that 1t Is
the first dairy exhibition building for
North Dakota and 1t goes without soy
Ing that 1t will be one OF the biggest
features on the grounds
As anBadded incentive in this depart
ment, Director s. +. Crabbe OF the dairy
and livestock departments is offering
a pure bred Jersey calf to the winner
In the dairy butter divisions ana the
Minneapolis Journal offers o beautiful
silver loving cup to the highest scoring
creamery butter. Peter Miller. State
Dairy Commissioner. viii sbe superln-
tendent In charge Of the department.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
AUTO RACING PROGRAM TO BE STELLAR ATTRACTION
Drivers National Will
in Fargo July 10 inclu

cludes Johnny Raimey who will defend
his title. wild Bill' Endicott the dare
devil who just escaped going into the
fence at the upper turn of the track
last year and Eddie Hearne who won
the hundred mile derby at Columbus
on May q against q classy field Of
twelve starters. Five more speed kings
will be on hand with specially con-
structed cars. brought to North Oak ota
at enormous expense to give fair pa
irons the very best there is in tho
amusement field.
The big event Of the program will be
q fifty lap race or as it will be termed
the half century grind" This will be
the longest race on circular track
ever staged In North Dakota and Will
prove q terrific and thrilling spectacle
from start to finish. Seven other
events will be run making a program
OF unequaled class and variety. 1t will
be well worth trip across the state to
see these death defying speed kings
come laundering down the stretch in
their; cars of eighty and one hundred
horse power. and away on their record
smashing drives
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22

One Of the stellar attractions which
will be presented to the patrons of the
North Dakota State Fair to be held in
Fargo. July 1922 will be the big auto
mobile racing program which the man.
agement has provided. Many OF the
greatest thrlllers which the racing
game has ever produced will be
brought to the Northwest for these
dates; drivers who have won their ma
tional regulations only after numbers
OF heartbreaking races and gruelling
contests wherein they have flirted with
death time and again.
Speed will be the second name Of
the Famous Fargo Track" which is
considered by the most expert drivers
to be one OF the fastest circular dirt
ovals in the United States. Last year
Johnny Raimey succeeded in smashing
ali former state records ana hung up
a mile record of 1:12 flat but with the
special preparations which are being
made to have the track In perfect con-
dition 1t is predicted that this time will
be lowered by three seconds at least.
The list OF star entrants already In
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
FIREWORKS WILL Be J.
FEATURE OF BIG FAIR
VISITORS At FARGO JULY II TO
e WILL BE GIVEN A
TREAT.

The fireworks feature Of the North
Dakota State Fair at Fargo which al
ways attracts enormous and enthu-
siastic crowds. will be extended to the
limit on July 1872. inclusive. Early
in the season 1t was thought that this
attraction must necessarily be dispens-
ed with on account of the inability to
procure materials from the warning
European nations but after several
weeks OF endeavor the management Is
able to announce that the big night
show will be stronger and better than
ut any time heretofore.
Each evening before the immense
grandstand will be staged the big
hippodrome program composed OF
seven of the most Sensational feature
acts possible to procure and directly
following every light on the grounds
will switched off and tho glorious mid
summer night carnivals of fire will
finish the days amusements.
The Geo. w. Newton Fireworks Co..
OF Chicago. one OF the worlds greatest
fireworks firms. will furnish tho show
in Its entirety and will bring to North
Dakota for the first time many new
and novel features OF the pyrotechnio
art. One peculiar feature of the show
will be the entire elimination Of the old
style rocket effects and nothing but
the big bombs. beautiful set pieces
and gigantic Examinations will DO used.
IOn Monday July II which has been
designated us Chldren's Day, q special
display OF daylight fireworks win be
fired in the afternoon. This class of
bombs are imported direct from tho
orient by the Newton Company who
have the reputation Of handling the
most pleasing daylight effects In the
country. Gigantic flags. balloons,
'parachutes. toys and confetti will
shower down from the heavens for the
entertainment OF the little folks.
Mr.. Newton. himself, Is giving his
personal attention to the arrangements
Tor the show and each evening a spe-
cially designed set piece touching on
some point Of LEGAL intereat TO North
Dakota will be shown. c. II. Martini
son will be sent to fire the show and
with his years of experience and past
record 1t Is a certainty that fair pa
irons will be treated to the most won
derfuI exhibition Of pyrotechnical dis
plays ever shown in the Northwest.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
LIVESTOCK S OWHWnL. SET new RECORD FOR STATE
Will Of mportan.
Feature

Every person who Is interested In
livestock, no matter what class should
be present at the North Dakota State
Fair Of 1915 to be held at Fargo July
17-22. for from present indications this
department of the big show will be
the greatest ever shown In the state.
The fair officials approaching the
fact that North Dakota Is rapidly forg-
ing to the front among other states Of
the union along the lines OF livestock
breeding. have provided an offering of
nearly twenty thousand dollars in pre-
miums for this division Of the fair
alone. In the cattle department, nine
Thousand dollars has been allotted and
the balance of the stupendous offering
will be proportional to the horse,
swine. sheep and poultry divisions.
GrOat interest has been aroused
among the suites breeders for never In
the history OF North Dakota has the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22

response been SO favorable nor have
a stronger or classier exhibits beer
prepared for showing. This gives 8
wonderful opportunity to prospective
buyers who wish to place pure bred
animals on their farms for by \ short
trip to the state fair they may come in
contact with the greatest herds and
breeders in America.
In anticipation Of the mammoth
showing, the management are at pres-
ent building additions to two of their
barns in order to properly house the
exhibits and take care Of the exhibit
ors In the best possible manner. This
outlay Of several thousand dollars goes
to further show the determination Of
the fair association to cooperate with
this industry in q substantial manner
and to make the 1916 exposition abso-
lutely the best that money and effort
can produce. Tho dates arc July 17-22
inclusive.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
HARNESS RACES PROVIDED FOR FANS
OF THE SPORT AT STATE FAIR AIT FARGO
Five Thousand
TO lncIus


One Of the strongest speed programs
ever offered to lovers Of the harness
racing game in North Dakota will be
witnessed by the thousands who will
attend the State Fair Mt Fargo July II
to %. Five thousand dollars has been
hung up on'twelve big events scheduled
Including not only nine harness races
but three attractive starts for the
Jumpers" and from the way Inquiries
are coming In no less than one humid
red OF the best money winners Of the
Northwest will be on hand In an ef-
fort to get their share Of the stakes.
The harness program includes six
PAGES and three trots. The Famous
Fargo Track" will be placed in better
condition than ever before and some
fast brushes may be expected.
The program is as follows:
Tuesday, July 18th
f2:3O Trot, THE Industrial
Fura6 ..ssss.sssss..s..7 oVV w
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22

enough to Witness them In the big east
ern cities last year introducing for the
first time In the state the gorgeous
nerOplane fireworks effects which have
been the talk OF the entire country
ever since Art Smith put the original
stunt over In the south last season.
This great aerial sensation. brought
to the northwest ut an enormous ex-
pcnse. Is one OF the rareat attraction
features possible to secure and the
management TX to he congratulated on
being fortunate enough to incorporate
1t In their program.
Beach liz one of the aviators of the
new school and although he has been
flying but n few short years. yet he has
demonstrated to the leading attraction
men Of the country that he Is without
peer in his particular line of work.
He will appear both afternoon and cve-
ming during the entire week of the
State Fair. nothing preventing. and IL
starred ns one of the great feature at
fractions OF the big show which prom-
ises to exceed every former record Of
the institution.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22
FREE ADJUSTMENTS TO
Be GREATEST EVER
STATE FAIR OFFICIALS MAKE Elk.
TRAvAeANT PROMISES FOR
FARGO SHOW.

The greatest galaxy Of kindred at.
fractions possible to procure" was the
answer of one of the officials of the
North Dakota State Fair which will
be held in Fargo July N-22e whel
asked few days ago as to what
would make up this years free amuse.
comes as near fitting as any which
could be made.
The big racing program which has
been arranged includes four days o.
the classiest harness races ever con.
tested at the Famous Fargo Track
and on Saturday will come the grea.
Auto races with the dare devils OF thu
world competing and straining every
nerve toward hanging up new NORTH
Dakotn records and victory.
Each evening before the grandstant
will be staged the big hippodrome oper
afr exhibition consisting of Americat
greatest sensations and followed BY
ntupendous and awe inspiring fire.
works displays the most spectacula,
ever attempted in the state.
-Four concert bands will be on hand
during the gala week rendering fifteen
concerts daily for the enjoyment and
entertainment of the throngs. This
festival Of music will feature the fam.
GUS Kiltie Band OF Scotch Highlanders
direct from around the world tour
visiting every civilized nation on the
globe and many times appearing before
royalty by command. This band carry
their own bag pipers, dancers and
vocal soloiats and will work ut the
Grnndstand for both afternoon and
evening performances.
Seven snappy startling vaudeville
acts have been engaged especially for
entertainment between the heats Of the
races during each afternoon presenting
for the first time. DeCarno the sensa-
ton of the outdoor amusement world,
The Four Casters. McGoods & Tate,
The lshnkawa Japs The Wilhat Trio
and many others. These acts are Of
the highest class and most expensive
ever offered by the management
On the midway will be the famous
c. A. Workman Shows known az the
cleanest and best line OF carnival at
fractions on the road. Fifteen big
shows and three riding devices will be
brought to the State Fair by this gt-
santic aggregation. The star show Of
the list will be the Rice & Dore Waite,
Carnival. The State Fair being the
first big date Of this company has
necessitated that this show will be
buff on the Fargo fair grounds and II
is touted as the greatest water exhi-
bition ever shown under canvas.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1916-06-22

the northwest. The big Merchants
pavilion will be filled with mercantile
exhibits representing many thousands
of dollars In value, all tending to In
terest and entertain every visitor at
North Dakota's State Fair in Fargo
July 17-22.
Special days have been designated aa
follows, Monday July 18th, Children's
Day; Tuesday, July 18th. Old Settlers
day; Wednesday, July 18th, State day;
Thursday. July goth. Fargo -Moorhead
day; Friday, July 21st, Livestock day
and Saturday, July %. Automobile day.
Special programs are being arranged
for each date.
Something doing every minute" viii
be the wntchword, combining ednca-
ton. amusement and recreation into
one big week of wholesome enjoyment
and instruction, OF the highest class
possible to secure for the citizens of
North Dakota