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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
SPORTSMEN
May FORM
new BODY
Planned to Launch Associa-
ton to Get Game Matters
Out. of Politics

Mandan. NJ. D.. March San organ
ization in which 1t Is hoped and ex-
pected to enroll between $4,000 and
10000 sportsmen of North Dakota, will
be launched within the next few
months according to Secretary G. Z.
Edquist OF the Mandan Gun club, who
was in charge Of the lobby at the
last legislative session, which fought
the radical changes in the game laws
OF the state.
eve expect to find a ready response
from hunters for membership in this
organization which will be incorporat-
ed under the name North Dakota
sportsmen's association" said Mr..
Edquist. 1--WE plan on charging a
nominal membership fee, and all funds
will be placed in the treasury to meet
expenses. A delegate convention will
session when the sPortsmen will draft
suggested laws, equitable to both
hunter and land owner alike.
1--WE will have two big objects, the
taking of the game laws out of poll
tics. and the propagation and preser-
walton OF the game of North Dakota.
At the last session it was nip and
tuck whether an amendment prohibit
ing the use of dogs in hunting grouse
one of the items fought tooth and toes
nail by the hunters. II Is estimated
that hunting dogs owned In he state
are valued at $50o,000. Such a law as
that prohibiting dogs would reduce the
value OF these animals to what they
were worth as pets. Hunters through
out the state argued that half the Joy
of hunting prairie chickens was in
watching the work of q good bird dog.
ut is absolutely essential that we
have q state organization. Every gun
club in the state will cooperate and
become affiliated with the state organ
ization," continued Mr.. Edquist. 1--WE
will fight for more restrictions against
careless hunters, game hogs, and
eooners.'
There were very few great changes
made In the game laws. Opening of
the chicken season was changed from
September 2 to IL, and, the bag limit
was cut from ten to FIVE birds a day.
The chicken season will close October
II, ana the duck season December l.,
An open season for beaver and otter
from January 10 to March 10 also
passed, with the emergency clause
attached.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
WEST WINS FIRST MATCH
IN MEMS DOUBLES EVENT
M'Loushlin and Davis Defeat PsIl and
Prestice-Former Shows Wonder.
full Form.

Los Angeles. Calf, March 8.--The
west won yesterday the first match in
the mems doubles. of the opening
days plan here Of the East VS.. West
tennis tournament Maurice E. Nc
Loughlin and Willis T.. Davis. repre-
senting the West defeated Theodore
Roosevelt Pell and Vernon 8. PRESTIGE,
representing the east, three straight
sets. 1910, Ga, Ga.
McLoughlin's playing was the fea-
ture OF the match. He used his ter
rifle overland smashes to advantage
in a number of instances while his
partner. Davis used his back hand
stroke effectively. Pelps playing was
the best for the fasteners and his
service was especially effective. The
special mixed doubles match was won
easily by Miss Molla Bjurstedt and
George M. Church, of the East, who
defeated Mrs. May Sutton Bundy and
Thomas G.. Bundy of the west, two
straight sets. William M. Johnston
and John r. Strachan. both of San
Francisco closed the days play with
an exhibition singles match which the
former won in two straight sets. The
three matches tomorrow include mems
and women's singles sets and q mems
doubles.
The. score Of the special mixed doub-
les match was 6-2, 60, that of the
johnson Strachan match was 6.S. 6-1.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08

ball prospects at Purdue are unusually
bright.
Omaha. March s.-WiIIiam d. Clark,
who for several years has been profess
sional at the Omaha Field club and
who introduced indoor golf to this
city and Tor two winters conducted a
school OF indoor golf, has resigned to
become professional at the Minne-
apolis Golf club. q new organization.
Omaha, March S.-President Holmes
of the Lincoln club of the Western
league announces the signing of two
recruits, Bert Lamb. a third baseman
last year with Tulsa, Okla, and Jack
Butler. q shoFtstop who formerly
played in thhe Pacific Coast league.
Pitcher Jack Gardner has been sold to
the Great Falls team in the North
western league.
qreencastle, Ind, March s,-DePauw
university plans to send team to the
Conference track meet to be held June
8, at Chicago. In addition DePauw will
have three dual meets and will
participate in the state meet to be held
at Purdue university on June 9. The
scheduie of dual meets follows: May
5, Rose Polytechnic at Greencastle;
May IL, Wabash at Greencastle, and
May 10, Indiana at Bloomington.
Minneapolis, March s. - Frank
Mayer, for two years tackle on. the
University 6f Minnesota football team,
will be ineligible for the Gopher eleven
next fall unless he removes three
conditions resulting from mid winter
examinations, He will have an OPP
poFtuntty to remove the conditions in
summer school.
Mayer was chosen by a majority Of
football experts last fall as an ALL
Western tackle, In the Chicago game
he kicked seven goals without miss.
Charlottesville, Ind, March a.
Coach Sheeks of the Washburn college
basketball team denies that any of his
players have been participating in
independent basketball games, Man
ayers OF independent teams, it is said,
in order to increase the attendance
have been advertising that Wabash
players would participate, Athletic
directors of several colleges have writ
ten to Coach Sheeka protesting against
members OF the Scarlet team playing
with independent clubs,
Ann Arhor Mich. March S.-Candi-
dates for the University of Michigan
football eleven have been requested to
start training at once. Captain-elect
Smith has made arrangements for the
players to work out in the gymnasium.
Kansas City, Mo-, March 8.--George
Teheau, president of the Kansas City
club of the American association Is
working out details of the forty EIGHT
game schedule to be played between
the teams of the International league
and the American association at the
close of the season. Tebeau will go to
New York in few days to meet rep
resentatives Of the eastern league in
regard to the schedule.
Columbus, O., March s.-First call
for baseball practice at Ohio State
university brought out forty-f1ve play
ers. Work has been started in the
gymnasium.
ST. Louis, March S.-Eddie Plank,
the 40-year old southpaw, has finally
signed with the st, Louis Americans.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
RUTLEDGE IS WINNER
Takes Checker Tournament Honor al
Grand Fcrks-Minot Gets Next

Grand Forks, March s.-R. r. Rut-
ledge Of Williston won the silver cup
and state title in the checker tourna-
ment held at Grand Forks, by the
North Dakota checker association, The
tourney closed yesterday afternoon
with Rutledge In the lead though Al.
b. JeTkness of Park River, was a close
second. J. FL Nichols OF Dickinson
took third place.
The 1918 tourney will be held In
February at Minof.
The present officers were re-elected
to serve the corning year.
Il was decided to hold CORES
pOndence meet during the year b.
J, Erlxness and Rufledgo were elected
captains of the teams.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08

Signs for Hout" in ST. Paul OF, March
20.

st. Paul, March S.-Tomny Gibbons
VS.. Battling Levinsky will be the main
so at the st, Paul Athletic clubs next
boxing bill scheduled for March 20.
Gibbons has accepted contract
calling for s5 per cent OF 80 per cent
of the receipts.
The LeVinsky contract has not been
secured but Promoter Kirk claims that
Morgan, Levinsky's manager, agreed
to the terms at their last conference.
Gibbons stated In accepting the
bout that he figured the gate returns
would run about $4,000,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
DRILL MASTERS NAMED
FOR ALL AMERICAN TEAMS
Ban Johnston Announces FulfilInaent OF
Plan-CIuhs viii Reimburse
Officers. s
(Ry ASSOCIATED Press.l

Chicago, March 8.-With the APP
pointment of drill sergeants to join the
Detroit and st. Louis clubs of the
American league, President Johnston
announced that every club In the
league had been supplied with nom
commissioned officers to act as mill
tary instructors.
The sergeants were ordered by
Adjutant General Mccain. u, 8. A. to
join the Detroit squad at Waxahachie,
Texas. and the st, Louis club at its
camp in Palestine, Texas, The officers
were sent from Dallas, President
Johnston said that although the league
had offered to pay the travelling ex-
penses of the officers, General Mccain
had declined to accept 1t, The league,
however will reimburse them for their
service, ISL.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
MARKING TINE IN BIG
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
None OF the Minor Event Players Ar.
rived During the Day. Holding
Up Play.
(By Associated Preaa.l

Grand Rapids, Mich, March a.
Bowlers again marked time here yes
terday, none of the minor event play
ers entered in the American Bowling
Congress tournament playing during
the day. Two squads of I'VE man
teams played last night, all of them
being local clubs with the exception
Of the Centrals OF Chicago. Pins fell
easier yesterday and three leaders
were established with fairly good
totals.
The three leaders ahead of last
nights fives were the Dutch Masters,
who top the fives with ASIA, Thiesen
and Rrechting, who are leading the
doubles with 1879 and Charles Ian
dauer with SIS in the individual con-
test. All are Grand Rapids entries.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
FINNISH GRAPPLER WILL
MEET BERNARD ON FRIDAY
Failure Of Barrett to Fiji jamestown
Date Results in PUTTING karhun-
saari on the Bill.

jamestown, N. D., March s.-Henry
Karhunsaari. Finnish champion gTap-
pier. will meet Tony Bernard here
Friday night in place OF Wilfred Bar
rett, the Detroit, Mich. mat artist,
who announced at his match with
Karhunsaari at the Fargo auditorium
Tuesday night that he was through
with the game for good, The Finn
champ Is filing dates throughout
North Dakota that were chartered by
Barrett.
Karhunsaari appeared in this city
last winter against Bernard and riIed
the fans slightly by his tendency to
guarantee money that he will Alimin-
ate the roughness and stage q fast ex-
hibition against the Jamestown pride
grappler.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
NEW GAME LAWS.
Montana Nimreds Must Have Licenses
Open Season Shorter,

Butte, Mont, March s,-Under the
provisions of the new game and fish
law. every male resident OF Montana
more than IL years old and every
woman resident over Is who desires
to hunt must take out a license costing
$3.50 a year. An unlimited nonresident
license costs IS.
4 statewide open season Of 10 days
Sept. Is to Got. lis provided on
chickens, pheasants, sageheus, grouse
and other upland birds. The open sea-
son on elk begins Oct. and ends Dec.
is, The limit 10 one elk per hunter,
but in Park and Gallatin counties,
upon the payment Of q special S26
license, another elk may be killed.
/. The open season on deer begins Oct.
! and closes Dec. !. The limit is one
deer. doe or buck or fawn. A closed
season on deer until 1892 was put into
effect in Custer, Dawson. Rosebud,
Yellowstone and Richland while elk
cannot be shot in some counties, ,-a.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
CoLLEGIANs WIN
Defeat Valley City Normal Team 20
to III at jamestown.

Jamestown, N. D., March S.-Su-
perior team work and accuracy in
shooting baskets were responsible for
Jamestown college defeating the VAL
ley city normal school basket tossers
here last night 26 to IL. The game was
fast at all stages, and was marked by
the clever team work Of players on
both teams.
Mcleod was easily the star for
jamestown, scoring Is Of the 26 points.
Coddury scintillated Tor the visitors,
scoring eight points.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08

Big Sectional Basketball Event
Changed Because Of Fever.

La Crosse. Wis. March s.--Athletic
Director Gustav Heineman of the local
normal school yesterday arranged to
hold the second annual sectional bas-
It was scheduled for the school gymn-
asium here. but Health Commissioner
j, M. Furstman called IL off at noon
because of scarlet fever in the instltu-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
nELAY RoxINc aIILs

Springfield, ILL.,, March S.--The house
license and miscellany committee to-
day determined to postpone until next
week consideration OF the bills before
It designed to legalize boxing in Ill
inois.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
HoRLlrzELL SIGNS.

Boston, March s.--With the receipt
yesterday of the signed contract of
Richard g. Hoblitzell, first baseman OF
/ the worlds champion Boston Ameri-
cans, Secretary John Lane said the laat
OF the holdout players fell into line.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
GoPHERs MAY MEET sHATTUcK

minneapolis, Mimi, March S,-Pre-
liminary negotiations are under way
to secure a track meet between the
University of Minnesota and the Shat
tuck school for an early date. Shat
tuck won the last meet held two years
ago. Last years meet was called off
by q quarantine being placed on the
cadets.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
X. x. K. ". HoRNERs.
CHICAGO SECOND TEAM LOSES.

fresno, Cat, MARCH a,--FTesldent
Charles Weeghman and other directors
OF the Chicago Nationals. watched the
Chicago second team go down to a
1 to defeat at the hands OF a local
team called the Sun Maids here yes
terday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
There Va MoneY b b.

''You really mean that you're q tele.
phone glrlTH he asked.
Indeed. yes she replied. sauciiy.
well. there must be a lot OF money
IN the telephone business he retort-
ed, closely scrutinizing her gown.
why to be sure there a, Il you get
q fellows right numeer."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
JAMESTOWN TEAM SURE
IT HOLDS THE TITLES
,Tisers Issue Def, and Get Quick Re-
spons6 from Valley City Aaare,
nation.

jamestown, N. D.. March BY vir-
tue of their win over the crack Co.
Fl basketball team here Tuesday night
by q 26 to 10 count the Tigers, the
fast aggregation that has represented
Jamestown throughout the present
season, lays claim to the champions
ship of the northwest and have issued
= defy to any possible contenders.
The Tigers have met all Corners and
got away nicely In all instances. They
have even defeated the crack pro-
fessional Merrimacs OF Minneapolis.
and basketball star, was q member.
Valley City has already accepted
the challenge, though they have been
defeated by the Tigers this season,
and will come 10 jamestown next
week to compete for honors.
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SPORT NOTES..

Omaha, March S.--Within a week aft
er the contracts were mailed, to them,
four members of the Omaha club OF the
Western league affixed their signatures
to the documents. Manager Marty
Krug, Pitcher Murphy Currie. Outfield--
err Shag Thompson and Inflelder JOHN
Watkins were the men who signed,
spa" Rourke hopes to have his entire
family under contract soon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
TRAck cALL OILY.

Minneapolis. Mimi. March S-Thir-
ty men responded to the first call for
track issued by Coach Thaclxer of Mac
alester college. Indoor meets will be
dispensed with on account Of lack Of
facilities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
CUBS ARE BEATEN.

Pasadena, Calf, March s.-The
Vernon Pacific Coast league team de-
feated the Chicago National league
first team IL to 8 in the third exhibit
ton game here yesterday between the
two clubs,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
GLENDALE Is DEFEATED.

Valley City, n. D., March S,-The
Valley City normal school basketball
team defeated the Ellendale normal
evening.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
coNcoRDIA is VICTOR,

The Concordia college basketball
team returned from Fergus Falls yes
terday, where they defeated the Park
Region team. 2S to H..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08

Kansas City, Mo-, March s.-Three
former players OF the Kansas city club
OF the American association will play
this season with the Salt Lake City
team of the Pacific Coast league. They
are Morris Rath, Tom Downey and
Bunny" Brief. The Coast league sea-
son will open April 5.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08

Plank. a veteran worlds series star.
wants to be traded, but 1t IL probable
that st. Louis will retain him. With
Plank signed, Armando Marsans. the
Cuban outfleIder. lie the only regular
member of last years club who Is re-
garded as a holdout.
Evansville, Ind. March s.-Harry
Stahlefer, manager Of the Evansville
league club, announces that practically
an entire new team will greet the
Evansville fans this season. He has a
number Of new players under contract
but has not made public the selection
OF the team.
The sale OF George Tspe, shortstop.
to the Dayton club of the Central
league, was made, Stahlhefer said be-
cause the Evansville fans were de-
manding new faces.
Bloomington, Ind, March S.-Benton
Springer, who last year was picked
for a place on the All-Illinois high
school basketball team has been elect
ed captain of the freshman basketball
team of Indiana university. Springer
is also a football and baseball player
and ia counted on next fall to I'LL the
vacancy in the kicking department
caused by the loss OF Walter Hess.
$500
st. Louis, March s.-Branch Hickey,
business manager of the st. Louis
Americans. believes he has found q
second Kid Elberfield" in w. A..
Moore OF Vanderbilt university, who
has been signed to play third base. He
viii report after graduating in June.
Cleveland, March s,--"smokey' Joe
Woods purchased by the Cleveland
Americans for $4,000, will receive q
salary Of $4,000 and a bonus Of $4,000
IL he wins twenty games, it is reported.
st. Louis, Mo-, March S.--Fielder
Jones, manager OF the st. Louis Amer
leans, win be one OF the few major
leage managers who will have an as
siatant at the training camp this
spring. Jones will handle squad OF
thirty-two players alone at Palestine,
Tex.
Columbus, o., March 8.--Mordecai
Brown, the famous Three Fingered"
star, who has signed with the Column
bus club Of the American association,
will coach recruit pitchers,
IF Brownies arm Is In good shape,
] may have him take a turn on the
mound" Manager Joe Tinker said,
Tinker and Brown were teammates
with the Chicago Nationals for years
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08

Omaha, March S.-Robert Dolan, a
1T-year-oId boy of Columbus. Neb set
q new bowling record for the state. IL
total of 1,717 pins in seven games, an
average of 224 I-6 per game. He rolled
a score Of more than 200 In every one
Of the the seven games, the first and
last missing being perfect scores hy
only ten points each. Scores made III
the seven games were: 200. 26a, 2a4,
224, 207, 219 and 290.
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Pets, Poultry, Livestock

THOROUGHBRED English settlers for
sale cheap. C. c, Scholberg, Box SO.
Ortonville, MINI. (S4loOl
4 mares in foal, several sets OF har-
ness, some good machinery. Have quit
farming; stock in town. G. Stevens,
Wheatland, N. d. (9499l
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Sewing WanEed

sEWINo ~ pAY--Reasoaabie. rAene
Ass. tate1l
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FOR MxpEHIENCEn DWEsaaf AFEHm
Phone $500. Miss Ehaust Reasonable.
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Lafayette. Ind, March Bunting
practice in the batting cage has mark
ed the work Of the Purdue university
baseball squad. Coach Pattison says
he intends to keep up this form OF
practice almost exclusively until tbs
weather permits taking the squad out
on the field With about forty candi-
dateB out Ter places On the teaua, baGas
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MEN AND wOMEN-Learn barber
in NsrthWess, Sipiomas EiYsH. sca nSi
s1s E.ssspt n1 AVE-,
Minneapolis; SIS n. 5th st., &c. Paul:
Catalog sent free. (13tf)
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Bets, Poultry, Livestock

FOR RALE--Leghorn ceekerels. Some
hens. Phone 1344-W. (869D
Eggs FOR SALE from prize winners,
8. G. Bum orpingtona. Irving Dun
can. Fargo. ts6llsl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-30
MOTORIST PROBLEM SOLVED
FOR NEWS-TIMES READERS
By VIM. H STEWART, JR
President Stewart Autom ohio School Of New York.

cylinders However. the vibrator
coils all seem TO work. X.
The faulty running Of your motor
probably is due TO carbon deposit in
the cylinders This accumulation Of
carbon has very likely coated the
head and the valves Of the motor to
an extent that the valves Of No. 4
cylinder have become fummed and
their operation sluggish 10 an ex-
tent that a jerky motor will be no
ticed. The carbon bridging the
point of the spark plug will prevent
sparkling with a result that the cyl
inder Will miss explosions. Popping
back in the carburetor may be the
result Of the inlet valves being held
open thereby permitting the explo-
sion 10 reach the carburetor. When
the motor heats up the loosening of
the carbon probably is the reason
for the car running better at speeds
over > miles per hour. To remove
the carbon il is necessary to detach
the head Of the motor Clean out
carbon from cylinder and grind in
ton Of a motor may be caused
either by too rich a carburetor mix
ture or from oil leaking past the
rings of the piston. Perhaps you
have neglected 10 look for a bent
valve stem. When motor is heated
this trouble would be augmented
NTotorivo T,arorty, a~+ The N-e,,-e
Times own an Overland So model
touring car. the left rear wheel lock-
ing promptly. and the right rear not.
instruction book attempts 10 explain
how TO equalize brakes, but the or
binary mind fails TO grasp it. Kind
ly explain the process through your
columns, as even the garage men do
not seem to be able to equalize the
brakes where car has an equalizer.
A. c.
To adjust the brakes of a model
| So Overland TO give an equal ten
! sion il will be necessary to first of
all inspect the releasing springs and
the threading of the turnbuckles to
see whether both brakes respond TO
a pressure of the service brake
pedal. Clean the pivot bearing sur
| face of the equalizer and other
brake linkage 20 remove any grit
which may retard their action. Lub-
bricate and adjust in the following
manner. With service brake APP
piled fully, adjust rod connecting
pedal with equalizing bar frightened
to the limit on the turnbuckle. If
the equalizer bar then is found to
show a pull of one side, loosen on
the brake rod Of one wheel and