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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-06

Theodore Roosevelt in 1903: 1t would
be a master stroke IL those great pow
ers honestly bent on peace would form
a league of peace. not only to keep the
peace among themselves, but to pre-
vent, by force IL necessary, it's being
The supreme difficulty in connection
with developing the peace work of The
Hague arises from the lack OF any e1-
ecutive power Of any police power to
enforce the DEGREES of the court In any
Community of any size the authority Of
the court rests upon actual or potef-
tial force; on the existence of police
or on the knowledge that the able
bodied men of the country are both
ready and willing to see that the de-
crees of judicial and Legislative bodies
are put into effect.
In new and wild communities where
there Is violence, an honest man must
protect himself; and until other means
OF securing his safety are devised, IL IL
both foolish and wicked to persuade
him to surrender his arms while the
men who are dangerous TO the COM
munity retain theirs. He should not
renounce the right to protect himself
by his own efforts until the community
is so organized that IL can effectively
relieve the individual Of the duty of
putting down violence.
So it is with nations. Each nation
must keep we'll prepared to defend it-
self until the establishment of some
form of international police power,
competent and willing to prevent vto-
lence as between nations
As things are now, such power to
command peace throughout the world
could best be assured by some combin-
alton between those great nations
which sincerely desire peace and have
no thought themselves of committing
aggressions. The combination might at
first be only to secure peace within
certain definite limits and certain def
mite conditions: but the ruler or
statesman who should bring about such
a combination would have earned his
place in history for all time and his
title to the gratitude Of all mankind.
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TWIN CITY SPEEDWAY
SOLD TO PAY DEBTS
Minneapolis Trust Co. Bids Il In For
$250O0 0-Labor and Material Claims
Totalling 100000 Unpaid.

Minneapolis, Mimi, March 6.-The
twin city motor speedway, automobile
racetrack of few ups and many downs.
was sold at auction to the Minnea-
polls Trust company for $250,000. This
was the only bid. The track has been
in the hands Of receivers since July.
1915, when the first big race meet ar
ranged for the track resulted in finan-
cial disaster.
The sale was by order of the dis
trict court and was conducted by
Sheriff Otto s.. Langum. Under the
terms, the holders of the $350,O00
bonds against the property are given
a year in which to redeem it. If they
decide that through redemption by a
reorganization Of. the company they
can salvage more than by division OF
the sale money, they will take over
the property. Meanwhile, the trust
company will hold 1t.
In addition to the $350,000 bonded
Indebtedness, there are said to be Ia
Dor and material claims aggregating
nearly 100000 still unpaid.
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News From Sportdom
Baseball Is Numbered
Among Victims Of the
High Cost Of Living

entire major league demand, recently
announced that the clubs would each
cost about 20 cents more.
The price Of print paper has SEEM
ingly proved serious problem for the
score card business. Some clubs let
this concession to persons who pro-
vide an elaborate card, similar. to a
theatre program. Other clubs get out
a cheaper sheet. The opinion prevails
that the score card business is far less
profitable than it was in "the good old
days" when paper was cheap. 1t was
said here recently that the score
card which the Detroit ball club sells,
will cost the club at least $4,000 more
for paper alone this year, and that
the typographical expense will be
much heavier.
OF course, thousands of fans who
noticed a shrinkage in the quantity
Of eatables sold for a nickel or a dime
in the stands last year are preparing
themselves for the worst
To them the yield of wheat and the
strain Of foreign demand are minor
problems. when compared with the
prospects for a bumper supply of
frankfurters and peanuts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-06

LOSE BATTLE
With NORMAL
Inability to Locate Basket in
First Half is Fatal
Score is IA to g

The Moorhead normal defeated the
Moorhead Independents, IA to Q. at
basketball on the normal gymnasium
floor last night.
The inability of the Independents to
locate the basket in the first half,
which ended 10 to O. for the normal,
was fatal for they outplayed and
swamped the teachers in the second
half. ....ts s..,.. g..
Holzer was the big gun for the Inde-
pendents. while J. Carlander carried
off honors for the normal.
The lineup and summary:
Independents Pos. Normal
Holzer ...........f......J ]. Carlander
Steer .............f.... ........ Rosel
M. Rufer ...........c.. r. Carlander
Nemzek ..........g.... Stafne
=. Ruf0r s........g .....s.... storms
Substitutions-Collita for Steen;
Anderson for r. Carlander.
Field baskets-Holzer 2. M. Rufer 1,
Nemzek 1. J. Carlander 2. Rosel 2,
Anderson 1.
Free throws-Holzer 1. ]. Carlander
A.
Umpire-W. Nemzek.
Referee -Iverson.
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Detroit, Mich, March 6.-The high
cost of living now has numbered the
baseball industry among its many vic
Tins
Although major league magnates
will save thousands of dollars by sal
airy reductions this season, they fear
their overhead expense will be great
ly increased. While it is true that
some Of the high cost of living items
will more directly affect the men to
whom the club owners sell conces-
sions, it is equally certain that club
owners will pay increased prices for
nearly everything they must buy.
Training expenses in the southland
will probably be rs per cent higher
than in 1915, 1t is said.
Ball players who want potatoes
three times day, may face the same
stern impossibility that certain mem
bers of the Detroit baseball squad
faced a few seasons ago in a small
southern training camp, when they
were unable to induce the hotelkeep-
er to give them eggs and meat at the
same meal.
Bats have gone up. A Louisville
factory, which supplies practically the
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is COMPLETING ROSTER.


Kansas City, Mo-, March 6.--John
Camel. manager Of the Kansas City
team of the American association, Ii
rapidly completing the roster Of the
club.
Jack Lelivelt, first sacker; Claude
Berry, catcher. and Beals Becker. who
led the league in hitting last season,
have signed. CAMEL expects to have all
his veterans under contract before the
Blues start for Arkadelphia. Ark, for
spring practice next week.
CAMEL also has announced the
signing Of Hack" Simmons, utility
infielder. Simmons played with the
Rochester club Of the international
league when Camel piloted 1t, and
later Jumped to the Federal league
The Blues have been instructed to
report at the Arkansas camp on
March IL. The team will start north
about March 80.
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NOT BOTHERED ANY MORE

Socalled rheumatic pains, aches of
grippe, lame back, sore muscles or
stir joints are the result Of overwork-
ed, weak or disordered Kidneys e. L.
Turner. Homer. KY, writes: after
being treated by doctors two years,
i decided / would try Foley Kidney
been bothered any more" Foley Kid
ney Pills strengthen weakened kid
neys and help them rid the blood Of
acids and poisons. Why suffer from
kidney or bladder trouble when relief
costs SO little effort and expense? Fout
e Porterfield.--Advt.
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TEN FORMER FEDS
Cincinnati Well Hooked Up With
Players From Now Dead Out
law League.
(By Associated Preaa.l

Cincinnati, March 6.-The Cincir-
natl club Of the National league has
ten former Federal league on its roster
1.-The biggest Federal contingent in
either of the major leagues. Most Of
the other teams have been getting rid
OF the Federals.
Hal Chase, the first base star, is Of
course. the most important Of the
former Federal Ieaguers. Others are:
Allen and HUM, catchers; Knetzer
and Moseley, pitchers; Louden, sec
ond base; McKechnie, third base;
Roush, center field; Esmond and
Cueto substitutes
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TO PLAY NORMAL
jamestown College Five to Meet VAL
ley City Invasion Tomorrow.

jamestown, N. D., March Coach
Bud" Dougherty's Jamestown college
basketball quint will go into action
against the Valley City normal aggre-
cation at Co. III. armory hall here to-
morrow night in what promises to be
fast exhibition. Both teams are re-
ported to be in the best of condition,
and the fans are looking forward to
an interesting exhibition.
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BOWLING MEET ASSUMES
NATIONAL PROPORTIONS
Muskegon and Detroit Swattef Take
Turns on Grand Rapids AIIUys.
DIV Aasociatad Prasa.l

Grand Rapids, Mich, March e-The
American Bowling congress tourna-
ment here began to assume national
proportions for the first time last
night when a double shift Of fves took
the alleys. Their appearance marked
the first showing by the outside clubs
from Muskegon and Detroit rolling
alongside Of the home talent.
The Grand Rapids Elks had the first
shift largely to themselves, and the
first banner crowd was on hand to
welcome them. Cincinnati sent the
vanguard Of its big delegation here
yesterday, when Secretary Harry
Yockey, of its city association arrived
with several fellow townsmen. He in
formed the delegates that Garry Herr
mann, former president Of the con-
gress, would not come this year.
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Glee club, which gave concert here
Sunday, and included two Of their
regular players. They out-weighed the
Brufiat boys. -
Brufiat outplayed the visitors in the
first half, and was on the long end
Of 10 to score, but got lost en-
tirely the second half.
Foss was the big star for the win
ners, while Cox and Schjeldahl played
an excellent game for the losers. The
Bruf1at team has won six games out
OF ten played this season.
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ARMY Has BIG SCHEDULE

military academy team for the season
Of 1917 was announced here yesterday.
A list Of % games has been prepared. all
OF which will be played on the acad-
envy diamond. The season will begin
on Wednesday, March 2S, and close
on Saturday. June 8. Among the more
important games are contests against
Harvard, Navy and Stanford uni-
versity Of the Pacific coast on June s.
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Cleveland Americans
To Wear American FIau
On Sleeve of Uniforms
(By Associated Press.l

Cleveland, O., March $50 keenly
has James Dunn, owner OF the Cleye-
land Americans. taken to the idea Of
military training for ball players. that
he has decided to have an American
nag emblazoned upon. the right sleeves
OF all players on the team. Both the
home and road uniforms will be so
decorated.
A United States army officer will
be detailed to give military instruc-
ton to the players In the New Orleans
training camp.
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LIKES PARSONS
Minneapolis Boss says Kansas City
Has Great Layout for Spring
Camp.
(By Assoclated Presal

Minneapolis. March 6.-Joe CantiI-
lon, manager of the Minneapolis team
OF the American association, is so
highly elated with the training cannp
at Parsons, Kan, that he plans to
have the men train there in 1918. ITS
the best layout I've ever had" Joe
said, and rye trained major leaguers
In some of the best fitted UP camps in
the country"
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BLAKE Is OUT
IL Eliminated From National Billiard
Tournament by Memphis
Man.
(By Associated Press.)

Boston, March 6.-Ledyard Blake Of
San Diego, Cal, the youngster who
has been regarded as one of the
favorites in the national amateur
billiard tournament at 1872 balk line,
was defeated yesterday by e. L. Mil
burn, of Memphis, Tenn. 1t was his
first loss of the tournament.
The match went forty-three innings
before Milburn scored his 400 points.
Blake Tailed 1923.
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WON'T MOBILIZE
Milwaukee Players Will Go Direct
From Homes to Training Camp.
(By Associated Press,4

Milwaukee, March 6.-The Mil
waukee club probably is the only one
in the American association that will
not mobilize its players before leaving
for the Wichita Falls. Tex. training
camp.
The players have been instructed to
leave their homes for the camp on
March IL. In previous years they
gathered at either Chicago or st.
Louis and travelled together Practice
will be started at Wichita Falls March
II or If
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-06
VARSITY
IS STATE
CHAMPION
Defeat Of Fargo College Re-
moves Only Barrier to
the Title
COLLEGIANS LOSE GAME
Battle Upstate Grew to 16-
Ia Score on Local Floor
Last Evening

The University of North Dakota de-
feated Fargo college, 16 to Ia, at
basketball last night, and thereby
cinched the state college championship
for this season.
1t was a tough battle at every stage,
and the 500 people who witnessed the
game were treated to some of the most
thrilling basketball ever staged on a
local floor.
The universities consistent team
work and constant shooting for
baskets, kept the spectators on edge
throughout the contest. Indecision in
passing and failure to take advantage
Of the several openings that were af-
forded them, lost the game for the
Fargo team.
The university started with rush,
and finished the first half with a IL
to. 6 lead over their rivals. In the open
! ing section of the second half, Fargo
college came back strong, and ran up
four points while the varsity was
making but one. Two or three times
during this period the university
slumped slightly. but recovered quick
ly in each instance. and were never
headed.
During the second half, Murphy and
Stevenson were put out Of the game,
each being charged with four personal
fouls. Murphy dropped out after the
first Ave minutes of the second half,
while Stevenson followed him Ave
minutes later.
The lineup and summary:
University Fargo College
Ellingson .........f. ......... OVERLY
Stevenson ........ 4. ....... Peterson
Murphy .......... &C. Lane
Loughl1n ...R.s........... sim
Murray ...........E. .'......... keye
Skretting for MUIR
ply: Shaft for Stevenson; Thomas for
Lane. E
Field Observation-Disclosures 8, Murray
1, Stevenson 8, Skretting 1, overly /,
Peterson 2, Keye /.
Free throws Ellingson /, Stevenson
8, Keye 6.
Referee-R. Foster. University Of
Minnesota.
Umpire Charles H. Geise. Crooks
ton.
Twenty minute halves
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JACK sRITToN BEATEN.
NV AnaociafAd PrAaaN

Columbus. o.. March 8. Bryan
Downey of Columbus was given the
newspaper decision over Jack Britton
of Chicago at the conclusion of their
12-round exhibition here last night
Britton made no effort at aggression.
Downey leading in q majority Of the
rounds.
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GARDNER WINNER
Takes Sixth Straight Victory, Defeat
ina Arthur CUNT, 32.10.

Gardner, N. D., March 6.-The Card
ner high school basketball team kept
up its winning streak by defeating
the strong Arthur quint at Arthur,
81 to 10. 1t was the first time in
three years that Arthur has met de-
feat on its home floor.
The teamwork Of the Gardner play
ers was irresistible, but they had poor
luck in basket shooting. Arthur Sc
cured but three field goals.
Gardner has played six games, won
them all and aun up score Of 21S to
its opponents 80.
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INTERSTATE LEADS IN
Y. BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Quint Has Won Two and Lost No
Games-Hish School and Seniors
Tie for Second Place.

The Interstate Business college bas-
ketball team, with two games won and
none lost, leads the Y. M. c. A. Bas-
ketball league, according to the Of
fetal standings made public today.
urday night.
The high school and senior fives are
tied for second place with two games
won and one lost.
The standings:
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SOLDIERS TO PLAY TIGERS.

Jamestown, N. D., March 6.-Basket
tossers representing Co. H. N. D.
N. G., Of this city, will meet the
Tigers, a city team, here tonight. Co.
H has always presented formidable
quint during past seasons, and the
fans anticipate classy match.
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Commercial League.

Games Tonight.
Grand alleys: Union Lights VS..
Pirie Co.
Nestor alleys: Carlisle & Bristol
VS.. Alex Stern & Co.
Games Last Night.
Resuming bowling after a three
weeks layoff. the Grands and Hen
dricksons went to 1t on the Nestor
alleys last night, Charley Boardmans
crew pulled out two of the three
games. Both teams were just a little
off form.
High score honors went to Board
man with 213, while his teammate
Emil Edlund, took second place with
202. Twilight was high man for the
losers with 191 in his last game. The
Scora.
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COLUMBIA wREsTLERs LOSE.

Philadelphia, March 6.-University
of Pennsylvania wrestlers last night
defeated Columbia, 26 points to 4. Co
lumbia's only decision was gained by
Captain Girdner, who won over Cap
tain Malalsis, OF the Red and Blue
team, in the heavyweight division.
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Hendricksons.
Grand totals, 2,574 pins.
Other Match POSTPONED.

The fact that several members of
the Anheier team were out of the
city forced postponement of the An
heier- Crane & Ordway match, sched-
uled to be bowled on the Grand alleys.
The match will be bowled later in
the week, probably Friday evening.
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TWO FOR FLICKs
5eishley For Winners Bowls High
Score With 214.

The Flickertails made it two out Of
three from the Invincibles on the Y.
M. G. A. alleys last evening. corner
ing honors in the first and third
games Beighley. with 214 in his first
try, was high pin. The scores:
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VALLEY CITY TRIMS HENpRuM.

Valley City, N. D.. March 6.-The
Valley City high school basketball
team defeated the fast Hendrum,
Mimi, quint. SO to %. here last night.
The game was fast. hard fought and
interesting throughout. ~
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DARTMOUTH FIVE WINS.
nv Aaancfatad Proaa

Ithaca, N. Y, March 6.-The Dart
mouth college basketball team defeat
ed the Cornell five, q to "a, in an
intercollegiate league game here last
night.
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WASHINGTON DEFEATS AGAssIz,

The Washington grade school boys
basketball five defeated the Agassis
team, to 0, on the Agassiz gymn-
asium floor Neither team scored in
the first half.
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CUBS WIN TWICE
First Teams Defeats Vernon, 10 to g.
Seconds Trim Salt Lake.
(Bv Associated Press.l

Pasadena, Cal. March 6.-The Chi
cago Nationals first team defeated the
Vernon Pacific Coast league team, 10
to yesterday in the first of series
of spring exhibition games. Vernon
accumulated nine runs off Prendergast
and Demaree in the first four inninga
but Chicago tied the score in the
seventh after scoring four runs in the
sixth off Quinn, who walked five men.
Deal ended the game in the ninth with
a home run. The score:
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BRUFLAT LOSES

Quint Representing HamIine Semin-
airy Takes 28 60 rs Win.
Portland, m. D., March 1.-THE BriI-
fiat academy basketball team closed
its season here Saturday by taking a
% to is defeat at the hands Of a team
representing Hamline seminary. The
visiting players were picked from the
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Field goals: Frank COIWeII, s; Fay
Colwell, g: Rudd, 8; Iwen, 3.
Foul goals: Rudd, z; Iwen. 4.
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For state news read The Forum.
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Salt Lake Loses To Seconds.

Porterville. Cal, March 6.-The Chi
cago Nationals team No. 2 defeated
the Salt Lake team OF the Pacific
Coast league here yesterday to J..
The hitting OF Hunter for Chicago
was the feature, The score:
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CAPTAIN VAN CLEVE CALLED

Captain Archie C. Van C!eve,
Medical Reserve Corps, received
telegraphic orders from Wash
ington last night to report inime-
diatly at American Lake. He was
commissioned several weeks ago
and enjoyed an advantage over
many new members of the Med
ical Corps, in that he served as
a Lieutenant in the Philippine
Constabulary from 1907 to 1903.
He is a native Oregonian, and
his earlier life was spent at Bak-
er.-Oregonian.
VIM. Hunter the king fisher
man last Monday night caught
the biggest salmon of the season
weighing 66 10 netting him $4.62.
I-Waldport Watchman.
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ONA

Miss Meta Phelps left for New
port Sunday where she will at
tend High School thru the win
ter.
l.. M. Commons made a busi-
ness trip to Toledo Tuesday.
The Helping Hand Club met
at the ]. M. Bowers home Sat-
urday afternoon where a good
program was enjoyed by all. The
visitors were Mrs. Huyett, Miss
Della Trapp and Miss Leola
Hewett. After a delicious lun.
cheon served by the hostess
the club dispersed.
| Oscar Ryan, of South Beaver
is attending the Ona school this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Rhoades
and family were visitors at tn,
Weber home Saturday.
Mrs. l.. M. Commons spen
last Sunday with Grandma Gull
liams.
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FAREWELL PARTY

A farewell party was given at
the home of Mrs. r. w. Wolias,
last Sunday, she expecting to
leave soon for Florence, where
her husband is worEing. Some
SO OF the neighbors gathered in,
bringing with them a fine bas-
ket dinner. After dinner they
had a grab bag from which
were drawn many useful pres
ents. Then there was a bean
race, in which the stunt was to
see who could convey the most
beans from one end Of the room
to another, in a given time, oa
The blade of a table knife. Mr..
Eklof won first prize and Rudy
Butler second honors. After the
bean race they had music ard
singing, Tom Butler giving a
selection on the violin, Mr.. Nor.
ley playing on the violin accom-
panied by Mrs. Thomas on the
piano; Carl Nelson a song
Frank Harrison on the violin ac'
companied by Mrs. Wollas OF
the piano, and a song by Mrs
>Boeckman and Mrs. Thomas
Those present were: Mrs. Stein
hoff and children, j. w. Harrison
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Og
lesbee, Rosa and Alvin Schlecht
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boeckman
A. L. Thomas and family, T. b
Butler and family, Mrs. A. NJ
Burnett, Jessie Frizell, Ole Am
undson and family, Nelse Strant
and family, Butler Bros, Mrs
Morck and grandson, Edna Per
kins, J. J. Morley, Gust Eklo
and family, r. o. Duncan ant
family, Mrs. J. A. Bohannon, r
]. Wollas and Mrs. r. w. VIOLA
and family.