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investigating the various state insti-
tutions. From Salida they will con-
tinue their trip to Gunnison.
Miss Alice Lee who has been quite
ill with nuritis is greatly improved
Her many friends will be glad to hear
of this.
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Mrs. L. carboneaG and little daugh-
ter. Marie. left today for Butte. Mon.
tana. where they will. join Mr.. Car
boneau and the boys who have been
employed in the mine there for some
time. Mrs. Carboneau recently sold
her place on South Reynolds to Mr..
Collins of Lamar, Colo.
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Representative George Colgate of
South Canon went to Salida Monday
where he met the committee consist
ing OF other state officers who are
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F. \. Miller OF South Canon has
purchased the Nothwang place. corner
of sherman and Logan and the family
will take up their residence there be.
fore the season opens for spring work.
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SOUTH CANON

Mr.. E II. Stinemeyer OF Griffin ave
nue. returned from westciine Satur
day night.
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Park ranchers are finding it very
profitable reading in connection with
other interesting features OF the work
of the Farmers Club.
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The many friends of Mr.. Frank
Steinmeyer should be pleased to know
that the car of hogs which he shipped
to Denver last week topped the Den
yer market.
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Mrs. A. l.. Cook and little son,
Henry have gone to Rolla. Kansas.
to visit over the holiday season with
the family OF her brother. Mr.. Earle
Leeper. Mr.. Cook expects to Join his
family there for Christmas.
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Harley Howeron. student at the
Denver University. is home for two
weeks visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S, W. Howerton of Grey
dene avenue.
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Donald Hosekvam OF South Firth
street. who has been attend.
Ing tho State University Uf Kansas.
arrived home Saturday. where h VIII
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Mr.. r. r. Jeffries. county agricultur-
list. has called meeting for wednes-
day night. to organize a Farmers
club to be held in the Four Mile school
house.
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Mr.. George Ball Of Stonewai. Col
orado. who is visiting his brother. Mr..
Joe Ball. spent Sunday with the fam.
lily OF David Griffiths on Griffin ave.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Nelson and
children of Coaldale who have been
visiting Mrs. Nelson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. 4. Watson. have returned to
their home.
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The regular monthly session of the
Farmers Club of Lincoln Park took
place at Lincoln Park school house
on Thursday evening. Tho program
consisted OF = ateroopticon talk on
Boys and 0irls' Clubs" by thc Agri.
cultural Agent n. n. Jenrien. and
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Gated at Briggsdale. Colorado. and
were much pleased with their new
home.
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spend the Christmas holidays with his
parents.
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Mr. J. c. Lawrence. our accommo-
dating mail carrier. has been fighting
the la grippe for the last few days.
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Bryan Hastings left Sunday for Pu
eblo where he has position.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

M. George Cotton came down
from BIS home near Waugh Mountain
for the Hayner sale "Wednesday and
TO visit with relatives.
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Lawrence Tyner of the city spen
from Friday, till Sunday with hi
cousin. Earl Lamouth.
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The South Side Ladies' Aid society
of the Christian Church had very
pleasant meeting Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Hayworth on South 18th
street.
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Elda Shelba OF Coaldale. Colorado
spent n few days visiting the Purnell
family of North Reynolds.
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Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Beaumont hav,
left for Long Beach. California. whers
they expect to spend tho winter
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Mrs. Knowles of corner of Elm and
Pihe is recovering from a recent at
tack of sciatlca.
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Mrx. Carl Nehls OF North Reynolds
received card from Mrs. II. o. Par
sons saying that they were nicely 10
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES
tMrs, E. e. Lambuth)

Miss Carrie PurnelI has accepted a
position as nurse at the County Farm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Chase are ex.
pected here Thursday of this week
from Tekamah. Nebraska. for a visit
with their son C. NJ. Chase and family.
They visited here in September on
their way east and are now enroute
to their home in San Jose. California.
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TOILET GOODS.

A nice assortment Of Mirrors.
Manicure Sets. Toilet Sets,
Work boxes, Military Brushes,
Collar Boxes, etc.
Hand Mirror Special ...2 2ee
5-ineh clear glass set in French
Ivory Frame. Good soc value.
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Farmers Exchange Bulletin" Is tho
me Of the little periodical publish.
by tho Fremont County Agricultu.
Agent. n. n. JeRries. In the In.
sts Of the farmers; and Lincoln
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Emery Gaines is getting along very
nicely at his home on Sherman ave
nue.. and is able to walk about some.
after his prolonged illness with ty-
phold fever at Graves hospital.
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Mr.. Ell Elrod has been spending a
week or more visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Grace Nelson on Garden Park.
'uesday he and Mrs. Nelson motored
down TO the home on Lincoln Park.
then leaving for Orchard Park on ac-
count of the announcement of the
birth of a baby girl Monday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pearcy.
Mrs. Pearcy will be remembered by
her friends here as Miss Maude
Elrod.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hally Rice came up
Monday from Sugar City and visited
until Wednesday at the homes OF
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ.
Rice and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Snow.
Mr.. Snow met them at Pueblo with
his car.
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Mr.. John Seibert. after spending
some days visiting his family on Sher
man avenue has taken job at the
intake of the City Water Works. C.
NJ = Chase has been putting in few
days there this week. also.
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Mrs. VIII Reed OF East Grand ave
nue.. was taken to Graves hospital fol
an operation on Tuesday.
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~ Maynard's little boy Francis
and her sister Mrs. Bailey. and little
girl, Mabel, both living on Park ave-
npe. have been quito III the past few
dhyE, but both are on a fair way 10
IA oDtery ut the present time.
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Mrs. John Cook has been quite IL
|foR some days past. but is reported
TO be improving.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Hayner. af-
ter the disposition of stock ranch and
effects wednesday, left for
ARIZONA. where Mr.. Hayner will be
Associated with his father-in.law in
>ome mining interests.
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Attack on Supply Train Was
Repulsed---Short Snappy Fight
meet any emergency.

General Pershnas Camp April a-About 40 mounted
to be command,
automobile supply train but driven off after
fight
American casualties One Villa bandit killed
his SOUTH penetrating far into Villa
contuonast detaehments
friendly greeting and
The which first reached this front yesterday had
Pershng Travelled
automobile train of supply trucks which made record
which o'clock last night
automobiles Pershna and his
escort Iaste twenty M
tried capture truck the
voIy which ended the fight completely
attacks, slight directed against the
truck The last attack rush against the truck,
automobiles their
through the brush which covered the
cutting off of the truck
within feet of it before
withholding
they number of bandits Harry Gosnear
bullet through his hat. The first
Pershng and his staff,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-14
Baking Powder Case Goes
to Court; Ladd Launches
Action Here This Morning
Long Standing Dispute
Will Come to a Head
Through the Proceeding

ing for a short time the gases formed
by the action OF the powder with the
water, thus making it rise up and ap-
pear to be creating more gases than
in powder where there is no albumen
and the gases are allowed to escape
into the air during the process Of the
test.
The action in this case is based on
chapter 200 Of the session laws of
North Dakota for 1915, the petition
reading in part as follows:
The Petition.
THAT said baking powder is being
so kept and offered for sale in viola
Of the session laws of North Dakota
for the year 1915 in this, that all of
said baking powder is a manufactured
food product which contains as an in
gredient thereof a quantity of albu-
men and which albumen has been
added to and mixed with said baking
powder in the process Of manufacture
thereof so as to deceive the users and
purchasers of said baking powder as
to the true quality thereof and so as
to cause the said baking powder to
appear to be superior to and different
from it's real qualities, said albumen
so added to said baking powder not
being dye. fIayorIng or presetyatlve
and was so added to said baking
powder for the sole purpose of de-
ception as aforesaid
The portion of chapter 200 of the
session laws Of 1915 upon which this
case is based is principally the last
half of the third paragraph, which
reads as follows:
Or if any substance or
substances other than dyes, flavoring
or preservatives permitted by this act
have been added to it which deceives
or tends to deceive the user or pur-
chaser as to the true qualities of the
article or beverage, or which cause the
article or beverage to appear to be
superior to or different from its real
qualities" it is to be deemed in viola
ton of the laws.
Just when the case will come up for
hearing is not known. 1t seems prob
able that no matter how the case is
decided in the district court here it
will be taken to the supreme court OF
this state on a test, which the present
action really is, the title of the case
being the state versus six Cans Of
Calumet Baking Powder"
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Whether ingredients can be put into
foods sold in this state that are not
necessary in preparing these foods or
beverages and which at the same time
are harmless but which tend to make
the food or beverage appear better
than it really is, will be tested out in
the courts in a case which was filed
this morning against Calumet baking
powder in the district court of this
county.
The action was brought by Pure
Food Commissioner z. F. Ladd, presi-
dent of the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college and head of the chemical
department Of that institution, through
States Atty. A. w. Fowler. A guam
tity Of six cans of the baking powder
was seized at one of the local grocery
stores and at the same time a petition
was filed with the clerk of the district
court praying that tribunal to render
judgment Condemning the product and
sordering it disposed Of according to
law.
The case has been hanging fire for
some time while DR.. Ladd took the
matter up with the legal authorities
of the state. Attorney General Henry
J. Linde gave his opinion that the use
of small amount Of albumen in
Calumet baking powder was not in
NlOldLOn OL Lle STATE laWS, Dut other
legal authorities render opinions at
variance and Commissioner Ladd has
decided to test the law out in the
courts.
Contends II Is a Fraud.
1t is the contention of Commissioner
Ladd that the adding Of small
amount Of albumen to the baking
powder in question is done for fraudu-
lent purposes by making it appear
that the powder is of better quality
than other powders not containing the
albumen. He claims that this albu-
men is not necessary to the powder
and, while not being injurious, has no
effect on the operation Of the powder
in the processes of baking. He claims
that it is a fraud in that small quan-
tity of baking powder containing al
bumen when placed in a glass of
water appears to the user or purchaser
as being stronger than other powders
Of equal strength without the albu-
men. When the powder is mixed with
water the albumen forms a film over
the surface Of the water thus retain
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Next Monday the state board Of rail-
road commissioners will hold a meet
ing at Fargo. the outcome Of which
will be watched with interest by farm
ers and business men alike.
Under the law the railroad commits
sion has supervision of the grain busi-
ness in the state and has power to
establish grades for all kinds of grain.
For some time past the commission
has been considering the matter Of
grades for the coming year with view
Of more nearly conforming grades to
the actual milling value of wheat than
has been the practice in the past.
Heretofore the board has practically
accepted the Minnesota grades, but
observation has demonstrated that
much of the lower grades of North
Dakota wheat is going into the highest
grade Of -four and to more clearly get
1t the facts in this important matter
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-14
United States Ready for
Any Move Carranza May
Make---Troops On Border
RIVER LOWERED
SIX FEET HERE

Flood conditions in Fargo and
Moorhead are now past the seri-
Gus stage. Since the river reached
its crest over a week ago the
water level at this point has fallen
I; six feet, today the gauge at the
6 suth bridge registering 23.9 feet.
,'e high point attained during the
God was 29.9 feet.
However, there are still a large
number of families on both sides
of the river here that are out OF
their homes on account of the
high water. A few moved back
into their houses when the water
reeeded, but it is expected that the
large majority will be homeless for
probably the next ten days.
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Grain Grading Will
Be Discussed; Plan
to Make Big Change
North Dakota Railroad Commission Will Confer With
President Ladd to Determine on Steps for Securing
More Equality In Prices

the commission will have a confer-
ence with DR.. Ladd, pure food COM
missioner, and the subject will be
thoroughly investigated with a view
to the North Dakota farmer getting all
that is coming to him in the way of
grain values.
A few years ago the railroad COM
mission and DR.. Ladd conferred on the
value of velvet chaff wheat with the
result that through the united action
of the commission and the pure food
commissioner the existing discrimina-
ton against velvet chaff wheat was
wiped out to the great advantage of
the farmer. DR.. Ladd has agreed to
lend his valuable assistance to the
commission in this matter and it is
probable the coming conference will
be the beginning of movement which
will produce beneficial results to the
grain raiser and therefore to all the
people Of the state.
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What Should Fargo Do
About Its Y. M. e. A.?
Membership Doubled
Service Held Down

(BX R. r. Wolf, General Secretary
What should the Y. M. G. A. do
when its membership doubles? This
is the startling announcement just
placed in print by the local associa-
ton. The problem confronting Fargo's
loca Association is that six years ago
the Fargo association had 6S1 MEM
bers;- today they have over 1900, in
1880 which breaks all records by a
margin of 200 members. Six years ago
the association had seven full time
employed officers, today, under it's pro-
ran, Economy to Meet the Income, it
lis operated with only four executive
officers, Six years ago there was no
running track, no four wall handbaH
court, no bowling and billiards. Be-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-14
Funston Endeavoring to Learn
Pershing's Story Of Parral Battle

still endeaVoring
Parral
not
Persing of the fight that he doing
assist the detached caVaIrymen
his staff officers realized that Pershng first
Parra the what
location far to the 'front.' perhaps beyond the most advanced
getting
developments the border.
Secretary reached
country through which
distributed Columbus
and have taken steps guard against attacks.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-14
Reported 100 Mexicans Were
Killed In Battle of ParraI

14.-Amercan re watching in
body infantry cavalry.
Chihuahua for the of taking the
pursuit Of Villa.
of government,
would be in position strike the line American communication
at Grandes.
uneOnfrmed reports was
lasted
civilians soldiers killed
American soldier killed a number wounded.
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sides these there have been added two
boys clubs and a resident room.
What should the association do un-
der such circumstances? Turn away
members by reason Of lack of super
vision? Would q merchant treat his
customers so? We surmise that he
would build larger and pack his
shelves and drawers fuller. 1t would
be more excusable if a merchant turn
ed his buyers away empty than that
the association should fail to care for
or should turn away its members, for
customers mean only financial profit to
the merchant, while members in the
Y. M. c. A. mean more responsibility
and moral opportunity. -.
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Announcement has been made at the
North Dakota Agricultural college that
the Ninth Annual Interstate High
school meet will be held at that in
stitution on May 26 and 27. These
interstate high school contests have
been popular in the past, but this year
the meet will be the greatest of its
kind ever held in the state.
In the contests of the past there has
been a field meet and a declamatory
contest but additional interest has
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-14
Civic Spirit Aroused
and Fargo-Moorhead
Promote the Festival

AS result of meeting of about
forty citizens held at the Gardner
hotel last evening. who were invited
in by few gentlemen who had be-
come interested in the Shakespearean
Festival week, which starts May 6,
and was originated by the Fine Arts
club, several well organized and en-
thusiastic committees are now out
working in a way that assures the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-14
Line of Communication
Will Be Amply Guarded:
supply Train Attacked

Ell Paso, April lahore than $4,000 United
States regulars guarding the Mexican border from
Brownsville Texas, to San Diego CAL, while hurried
troop movements southwark from Columbus, N NJ,
show that the line of reaching 400
miles into Mexico to the advance guard of Pershngs
expeditionary force is being rapidly strengthened to
meet any emergency.
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been instilled into the proposition by
the addition of a third department.
band and vocal music contest, and
the increasing Of the athletic schedule
to embrace a baseball tournament and
a tennis tournament.
Means Greater Interest.
The addition of these features has
greatly increased the interest among
the high schools of the state and
Continued on Page 60
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Lack Of Competition
Allows Beef Packers
to Dominate Buying


rasers last
two he
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event being the greatest success Of
Of the kind ever undertaken
in this part of the northwest.
This event is to be a community
throughout in which all of
Fargo and Moorhead are to join and
in which the clubs, educational institu-
tions, commercial organizations and
CONTINUED on Page CD
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HEAVY BoMBARDMENT ON MEUSE.
Paris April 14West of the Meue violent bombardnnent was
lines OF
official communication Yesterday to the
small attacks made French positions south
repused There lively bonn
the Wosvre district artillery dues
took place.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-04-14
Turkish Defeat in
Mesopotamia Announced
Officially by British

14-The defeat Of the Turkish forces Meso-
potama reported here officially In engagement
Ties driven back from and onehaf to
three miles, with heavy losses.
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NO time
LIMIT TO
Be SET
United States Will Make
Formal Demand For Evid-
ence Of Good Faith.

Washington, April 14.-After q
prolonged cabinet meeting it was
announced that the communication
to Germany would 90 forward as
planned probably within the next
forty eight hours. It is said the
case is complete without affidaVits
which arrived on the steamer st.
Paul. The plan to present the Am
eriean case with an accumulation
Of evidence that not the Sussex
alone, but other ships as we'll have
been destroyed in violation of Ger
many's promises to the United
States, remained unchanged.
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IN INTERSTATE HIGHscHooL
MEET FARGO AND 27.
intershoIastic track meet.
Defamation for highsehoo representatives.
erscho baseball
nterschol tennis