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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-15
EASIER PRICES
|. In CORN MARKET

Chicago, Nov. 15.-.-Prospects OF an
increased crop moNement resulting
from q more liberal supply of cars
tended today to ease down the corn
market. Attention was also given to
fresh efforts of the food administra-
ton to bring about q low range OF
feed prices as a means OF charging
the meat supply. Embargoes on two
leading eastern railways counted
likewise as q weight on the market.
Opening prices, which ranged from
the same as yesterdays finish to NC
lower, with December Sl.19h and May
$116 to $1.16A, were followed by a
slight reaction and then by q modeTe-
ate general decline.
Oats were upheld by evidence of de-
mand from the seaboard. Sellers ap-
peared scarce.
Commission buying caused frmness
In the provision market. Weakness
OF hog prices had no contrary effect.
ThA PanR@ of nrfcea follows.
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SAY pAKOTANS
ARE CHAMPIONS
Nemzek and Melchoir Star
in $50 Victory at
Camp Greene
(Bv Assoeiated Preas. !

Charlotte, N. c., Nov. 1S.-The
North Dakota guardamen's football
eleven Is the acknowledged football
champion OF Camp Greene as the re-
suit Of walkaway victory registered
over the Fifty-eighth regulars here
wednesday afternoon. The hnal score
was Is to 0. Nemzek and MeIchior,
of Fargo Co. b, and whitehead, OF
the Grafton company, were stars.
The North Dakota team is being
coached by Lieutenant Bingham; for
mer West Point player.
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CftatIon HearinR Proof OF WIN.

Citation Hearing EE0oA OF Will
State of North Dakota, County OF
cass. In County Court. before Hon. A.
IN the matter of the Estate OF
George Williamson, Deceased.
Ben +. Wasem, Petitioner, vs. saran
Mason, George Williamson Mason,
Mary Murrell, Jennie Milan and P. II.
Burton, M. D.. Observation-Disclosures
Hearing Proof of Will.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents and All
other persons interested in the Estate
OF George Williamson, Deceased.
You, and each Of YOU are hereby
notified, that Ben r. Wasem, the petit
toner herein, has fled in this Court
his petition praying for the admission
to probate OF a document in writing
purporting to be the last will ana
testament OF George Williamson, de-
ceased, now on file in this Court as
the last will and testament of saIa
deceased, and for the Issuance 70 g
Fl. Burton. NJ. D., OF Fargo, North Ds.-
kota. Of letters testamentary thereon.
and that the said petition and the
proofs OF said purported VIII ana tes-
lament will be heard and duly con-
sidered by this Court on Erloay' t tns
o'clock in the forenoon of that day, az
the Court Rooms of this Court. IN the
County Court House In the city OF
Fargo, Cass County, North Dakota;
Amd YOU ahu Sach " go1 Z 49, 40
Court at said time and place and an
swer said petition and show cause, u
any there be. why the prayer OF saia
petition should not be granted.
Dated November z, 1917
by the Court.
fgeafN A. III. HANSON.
Judge OF the County Court.
Let service OF the above citation be
made by personal service on the re-
spondents, Mary Murrell. Jennie MI
lam and II. HI Burton. d. D.. and BY
publication III The Fargo Forum ana
naliv PaDublican once a week for
three successive weeks. and by mail
ing copies OF said citation % the said
Sarah Mason and George Williamson
Mason, addressed 20 them respectively
at Nashville, Tennessee.
AZ g. HANSON.
(seaI) Judge.
NOV. s-1B-22. 1870
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BOXING KAYoED
slater Bin Becomes = Law In New
York State at Hidnight.
(RY Assoclated Preaa.l

New York, NOV. 1b.-At midnIRht
Wednesday night the Frawley law,
which for over six years permitted
ten-round boxing bouts to be held at
licensed clubs everywhere in Nav
York state, became obsolete. After
being on the statute books since July,
1871, the Frawley measure succumb-
I'd to the Slater bin, abolishing legal
iced bouts throughout the state,
which was passed during the closing
hours OF the 1917 legislative session
at Albany.
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new LEAGUE HOPE
IS PUT TO SLEEP


Louisville, KY, Nov. 15.-There will
be no formation of q new league to
Include the Louisville, Indianapolis
and Toledo clubs of the American as
ISOLATION. and certain clubs OF the IN
ternationai league.
This was definitely decided Wednes-
day when the National Association Of
Baseball Leagues voted down an
amended resolution offered by Ed
ward Barrow. president of the Inter
national league, to redistrict every
minor league in the country. The vote
was IL to 2. ..
Club owners Of the American asso-
citation tentatively decided to open
their session about May three
weeks later than the opening date of
= year ago--and destroyed the feast-
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ELECT GRADER.
CAPTAIN FOR 1918
Thirteen Fargo College
Gridders Awarded Let
tiers at Banquet

Rex GRADER, Fargo, halfback on the
Fargo college football team this fall,
was elected football captain for 1913
at the annual banquet rendered mem
bers of the squad by John w. Hansel,
president, and g. r. Vowles, dean, in
Din hall Wednesday evening.
Thirteen men were awarded letters,
as follows: Burns, McKinstry, GRADER,
Flat, Hill, Edwards. Hoff. Webster,
Sweningson.
Plates were laid for .twenty-four.
After-dinner speakers were ex-Cap-
tain Murie, Hill, McKinstry, GRADER,
Hon, Burns, Flat, Welsh, Prof. H. G,
Boyle, Business Mgr. c. Lane, Monson,
webster, Coach A. F. Holste and Dean
G. r. VowIeS d
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DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi. Nov. 15.-Flaxseeo
prices were boosted sharply today
with demand to cover shipping con-
tracts and short covering after yes
terday's severe break. Higher out
side markets was another factor.
November flax closed SC up Decem-
Der s % up, and May Sc up.
In coarse grains call for rye from
western millers was q feature. Its
market was firm. Cash rye closed UNI
changed and May &c off. Barley was
in demand, TIE top limit lie up with
the spread standing at from $1N "a
$3.50.
Close: Ei1seed, on track $3.50
3.41; arrive $3.21 " eAS.22&; arrive IN
November $3.34@a.s5: November S3.2s
asked; December 93.21h bid; May
&3.l6. Oats, on track 64A o. u arrive
64%. Rye, on track and arrive Sits;
November $l.T6 nominal; December
$i.77 nominal; May SI.s6 bid. Barley,
on track S1.00@1.s0.
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FORKS CURRIERS' GET
INTO THE GAME EARLY
Game IL I'm Thtrd Year im That City,
and Promises TO Re More
Popular Than Ever.

Grand Forks, N. D.. Nov. 15.-Grand
Forks curriers' are getting into the
pate a successful season. wednesday,
the skips for the season were an
nounced, as follows: DR.. Saunderson,
DR. Williamson. r.. II. Green II. 10.
Cameron. r. Grinth, #. l.. Goodman,
q. A. Sorlfe. q. Gray, @. r.. Garvin,
g. j. Murphy, o. ID. Taylor, Nj. Rein
ecke, ID. Sinclair, Al. r. Herschberger,
n hughes, ID. Wilson, M. II. Wander
hoef, r. Girard, #. e. Fletcher, @.
Sherman. A. Common. d. McDonald,
Turner. J. e. Turner. II. ]. Pagett, Il
A. Warnkin, S. Sch1asser, j. G. Shep-
Dard, 4. Porte. Il Kennedy, N. Black
and Geo. Noonan.
Curling is now in its third year in
Grand Forks. and promises 20 be
more popular than ever.
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DAN SHAY TRIAL ON,

&AS1OGAASSA
Indianapolis, Nov. ia jury for
the trial of Dan Shay, former Ameri-
can association baseball manager,
charged with second degree murder
for killing Clarence EueIl, negro
waiter in q local cafe, on May 3, was
completed Wednesday, opening state
ments OF attorneys were made and
taking of testimony was begun.
Michael Ryan for the defense de-
clared that the defense would prove
that the negro attacked Shay before
the latter shot him.
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LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Hogs declined In
value today owing TO the fact that
arrivals were more numerous than
had been expected. Cattle offerings
lacked quality. There was a fair i'm
Quiry for sheep.
Hogs, receipts 100000 slow; bulk
917.2061I55; light $17.00@17.5Oi
mixed S17.00017.6O; heavy $685. q
1850; rough St6.9b@i7.15; pigs $1,000
@17.5O.
tive steers g6sbm16.zb; western
stores $3.50 W 1870; stoclxers and feed
ers 1855 0 11.3b; cows and heifera
$3.50 M11.6b; calves 1915 O 1925.
Sheep. receipts 10000: Arm; Weth-
ers S8.70012.s0; lambs s12.25@17.00.
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JIMTOWN PLAYS
Big WILLISTON
ELEVEN FRIDAY
Coach Hansen and Squad
Leave jamestown With
Do Or Die Spirit
Especial. to Forum

jamestown, N. D., Nov. t5.-Coach
Hansen and members of the James
town high school football team left
here today for Williston, where they
will play the eleven representing the
noon. The match will be of state
wide interest, inasmuch as both ag-
Eregations are claimants of the state
high school football championship.
Williston has established an envi-
able record on the gridiron this year,
while jamestown has done equally as
we'll The Willistonites are reported
to be somewhat heavier than the To-
Gals, but despite this fact Coach Han
sen and his men left this city with q
do-or-die expression on their faces.
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NIKE ODOWD Wins
T.
MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE
81. Paul Boxer Puts out Al Mccoy IN
Sixth Round I'm BROOKLYN
"wednesday Night.
(Rr AesooIated Press.l

New York, Nov. 15.-Mixe o'Dowdi
OF 81. Paul, won the mfddieweight
championship of the world in Brook
lyn Wednesday night when he knock
ed cut Al Mccoy, of Brooklyn, in the
sixth round of q ten-round bout.
O'Dowd weighed 157 pounds, and Me-
Coy l62.
way at q rapid pace. In the FIRST three
rounds he punished Mccoy severely
with body blows, and short left and
right smashes to the head.
AL Mccoy won the middleweiRht til
tie from George Chip, of. Newcastle,
Pa, by scoring q knockout in Brook
lyn on April z, 1914. --
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ITO GIVE BOXING A
CHANCE IN ST. LOUIS


81 Louis. No.. Nov. 1B.-Boxlng will
Be rfvsn 4 chance TO thrive IN Sc.
Louis despite the recent police raid
on one club for violation Of the mem
bership rule.
Under the new police edict the con-
tests VIII be cut from twelve g els az
rounds. and the clubs will not be per-
mitted 70 sell tickets e members aft
- 6 o'clock on the night Of the con-
test While the promoters say the
rule forbldainR the sale Of tickets
after the prescribed hour = hara
blow, the clubs viii live up to the
E&nulations.
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South Sc. Paul. Minn.s Nov. 1b.~-
Hogs, receipts 1900. steady: range
1880 @17.00s bulk $3.50 @16.96.
Cattle, receipts $500; killers strong
lBW Is cents higher for week steers
$500 O. 1890; COWS and heigerg s6.15 @
SOC: veal calves steady 20 strong
8b.00011.76s Btockers and feeders
steady. mostly 50 cents higher fol
week. $500 011.00
sheep. receipts 5000 steady: lambs
$500 016.00i wethers $500 U13.00;
ewes $4,000 1850.
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CONGRATULATE CARSON.

a. Wy AG @SSa0s~0 SSS'J
South Bend, Ind, Nov. 16.-Dr.
Franklin r.. Carson, former president
Of the Central league, Is receiving
congratulations from his baseball
friends on his election as mayor OF
South Bend. DR.. Carson was the FIRST
Republican to be elected mayor here
in several years.
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A1ILWAUKEE GAN.

Milwaukee, wis, Nov. lS.-Corn,
white t3.3i@2Ss; No. 3, s3.is@2.f
Oats, standard 81; No. white
66h OK; No. white 661h. Rye, No.
/, $3.50. Barley, mailing sllS@1.S
sin SI.i6@f.3S. Hay. unchanged.
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~POREIY" FLYNN EXEMPTED.
(Rv ARR0cfafad praasN -.

Aver, Mass, Nov. Is. - Daniel
C"Porky'O Flynn, heavyweight boxer
OF Boston, was released from military
service Wednesday because OF de-
pendents. He came to the national
army caatonment here with the latest
quota of the draft.
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SHIFTS LINEUP
Marquette University Coach Prepared
for North Dakota Battle.
nav Associated Press. !

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 15.-Coach
Jack Ryan, of Marquette university
football team, has shifted his lineup
for the contest with North Dakota on
Saturday. Captain Delmore, former
quarterback. will be placed at half,
and Setright, a freshman, will be
tried at quarter.
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News From World of Sport
JIMToWN DOES TT
Ertegom'a Eleven Crosses Aberdeen
Normal GoaI Line First Tfme.
DIV Aesociated prAek.

Aberdeen, 8. D.. Nov. 1S.-For the
frst time this year, the goal line Of
the Northern Normal school was
crossed Wednesday when Jamestown
touchdown after q ffty-yard run on
an intercepted forward pass.
Aberdeen won the game by the
score OF a. to s.
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Duluth, MIMI, Nov. 16.-ElevatoE
receipts OF domestic grain: Wheat
218, 900 bu.. last year 2O3, 700; oats Ia
500 bu., last year IS, 200; barley $4,000
bn, last year u, 100 hu. rye 1900 bu.
last year 400; FAX 1880 bu., last
year 12s, 400.
Shipments: Wheat ii, 900 bu., last
year 2B9, 200: fax 60.1O0
Elevator receipts Of bonded grain
Wheat 900 bu.s last year $4,000.
No shipments.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat, Nos
1 and northern AZ No q, A: other
spring q dnrum 1ks hard winter ri
other winter 1 mixed is: total wheat
So, year ago Te; flax 81, year ago 102i
mixed grain Q; rye IL. year ago III,
Total Of all grains 1s6; last year 22si
on track rs.
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TABERsKI WINS SECOND.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Frank Taberski,
pocket billiard champion, defeated
Louis Kreuter in the second block of
their match at Schenectady Wednes-
day night, $50 to IS. The score for
the two nights is 800 to 1876. The flnal
block will be played tonight.
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CUBS PURCHASE MecABE.

Chicago, Nov. i5.-outfieider Nc
Cabe, of the st. Joseph club, of the
Western league, was purchased by
the Chicago Nationals yesterday, the
consideration being Shortstop Shay
and some cash.
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PEKIN SKIERS READY
FOR BUSY SEASON
Masper G. Gleason IL Elected PFesl-
dent Of CIub-TO Erect q
New slide.

Pekin, N. D., Nov. lB.-The Trysll
Ski club has prepared for an active
winters sport by eiecting Kasper g.
Gleason president and Carsten Aim
secretary and treasurer.
Al new ski Slide thirty feet high,
will be erected at the ole Hanson hill
near Hamar.
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MINNEAPoLTa CHAM,

Minneapolis, MINI. Nov. 15.-F1our,
unchanged: in carload lots, fancy pat
epts 5000 wood; first clears sass
jute; second clears $500 jute. Ship
ments 93,l11 bills. Rye $1.7S@1 so.
Barley 31.O2@1.2s. Bran s33.60 q 1880.
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for gem
eral or general and hardware stock,
section we'll improved stock farms
new 5-room dwelling, stables, garage,
machine shed and granarys 3 springs
and well; 200 acres newly broke land
and over 4 miles fence on and around
farm; location, 2 "a miles from r =.
cumbrance; work horses and equip
ment must 60 with farm a. actual
values. II II. Hafstroms FryburB.
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MARKET FAILS TO
HOLD STRENGTH

New York, Nov. I5.-The market
rallied during the dull first hour on
the frmer tendencies displayed by
Canadian Pacific, steels and Marine
preferred, but reacted sharply when
metals began to weaken, Utah Copper
losing points. Before noon all the
early strength was lost leaders in
general falling under yesterday
1nal prices. Sentiment was again ad-
yersely Influenced by the weakness of
Liberty bonds.
Leaders were under renewed pres
sure at the opening. Union Pacific,
Utah Copper and Republic Iron yield
ed an average of q point, offset, how
ever, by gains of / to IL for Read
ing, Canadian Pacific, Southern
Railway preferred, Marine preferred
and Baldwin Locomotive.
Liberty bonds were heavy, the 3h' q
making a new low at $3.50 against
yesterdays minimum OF $3.50.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
fTTAoNn~n
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RoUMAS BEATS ANTERICUs.

(By AsSociateo Fressl
Peoria, Ill, Nov. 15.-George Rou-
mas, of Peoria, who claims the wei
terweight wrestling championship,
defeated Young Americas, of Omaha,
here Wednesday night in two straight
falls, the first in 8 minutes and 20
seconds, and the deciding one in 4
minutes and IS seconds.
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FARGO PRoDUCB PRIoEs.

Prices here given represent average
prices being paid by Fargo produce
dealers for shipments from outside
dealers In less than car lots and sub
Ject TO usual grading.
Dairy
notwithstanding cream .... 45o
Butterfat--Eweet cream ...s@s.. A7c
Butter--average fresh dairy ..... CSC
Butter-packing stock ....t..s.. S3c
EgEms
No fresh, less loss off ..s.. &l0.76
RoultEys
Hens--according to size ....10@ 1zc
Spring chickens lbs. and over. 1ze
COCKS s,s ts@s.+rsss.s|sf .s $1,000. sc
0ueh8 sasssss.sssss sssesss.sssas 4Uc
Geese ssssssss.ss s.#sss.ssssssss &c
FAReo GRAIN nG1nxET.
Oats, 62me5.
Rye, 8168@1.T0.
Flax, 98.26m1.1S.
Barley, e2@1.1s.
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DARKNESS STOPS SHOOTING.

Kansas city, Nov. 15.-Darkness
stopped the fall shooting tournament,
a preliminary to the Missouri Valley
championship, Wednesday before all
of the sixty-fve entrants had finish
ed, and the event will be concluded
today. The Missouri Valley champion
ship will begin on Friday.
Thirty shooters finished Wednesday
with William Ridley, of What Cheer,
Ia, and Lee Wilson, of Emporia, Kan,
tied for first place with IA each.
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Lemons Written and
Beautify the Skin!
Make Cheap Lotion

The Juice OF two fresh lemons strain.
ed into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes a whole
quarter pints of the most remarkable
lemon skin beautifier at about the cost
one must pay for n small jar of the
ordinary cold cream. Care should be
taken to strain the lemon juice through
a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in,
then this lotion will keep fresh for
months. Every woman knows that lem.
on Juice is used to bleach and remove
such blemishes as freckles, sallowness
and tan and is the ideal skin softner,
smoothener and beautifier.
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and bring out the hidden roses and
beauty of any skin. 1t is wonderful
for rough, red hands.
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OF orchard white at little cost, and
NV grocer will supply the lemons.
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Red Cross Dance

Announcement has been made by the
committee from the Red Cross society
in charge Of the Red Cross dance an.
nounced for April 20, that no invita-.
tons for the event will be issued but
that the public in general is invited
to attend. An admission fee OF 81
for each person will be charged and
every loyal citizen is asked to re-
spond. Expenses will be kept at a
minimum in order that the largest
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Society to Meet.

The Missionary society of the
Southern Methodist Episcopal church
will meet this evening at 1880 o'clock
at the home of Miss Belle Hennen on
Walnut avenue Mrs. +. S Pollitt will
read paper on Korea and paper
on missionary work in New Orleans
will be read by Mrs. NJ. C. William
son. Miss Ethel Ice. who attended the
Missionary conference in Huntington
recently, will give report of the con
vention. A vocal solo will be sung
by Miss Gertrude Creel. A large al
tendance is requested for this meet
ing. Mrs. F. S. Pollitt was recently
made district secretary for Fairmont
district to take the place of Mrs. II.
NJ. Wade Of ClaTksburg who recently
resigned.
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Dance Tonight

An event of Importance tonight ia
the Easter ball at the Masonic Assem-
bly, at which the local lodge Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, will be
host. A large number of guests are
expected to be in attendance. the guest
list having been extended to many
other towns. Members of the younger
set home for the Easter vacation from
various colleges will also augment the
crowd. Dancing will begin at $50
o'clock and will continue till one
o'clock. Vincent's orchestra will rem.
der music. The list OF patronesses in.
clude Mesdames NJ. L. Hutchinson, ].
A. Clark. Jr., NJ. E. Ashcraft, A. G.
Martin, w. s. Black. F. r. Lyon, C. II.
Brownfield. F. A. Rock, Frank Haas,
T. W. Arnett. f. F. Holbert, C. II.
Neill, NJ. NJ. Nicely, II. S. Lively, j. II.
Rock, Jr., c. H. Layman and c. d.
Barry.
The committe on arrangements is
composed of Messrs. Raymond Haller.
a. G. Martin, Krider Rock, S. B. Brooks
c. ii. Neill