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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-27
IsT. PAUL MANAGER
MAY ENLIST AT CLOSE
or ASSOCIATION SEASON.
~ Aesociated 80

st. Paul, July 27.-Michal J. Kelley.
manager Of the ST. Paul baseball
club, Is considering Offering his SER
vices TO the country az the close of
slle American association season. II
nc opening presents itself In the
qaartermaster's department, Kelley
plans 70 apply for q commission IN
the ofllcer6 reserve.
Kelley is known as one OF the few
managers who combine the ability TO
direct a team on the field, with an
intimate knowledge Of The business
hide Of the game.
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GRIFFIN TO GET CHANCE.
Lincoln High School Star Expected
to Soon Join Athletics,

kBy AbSociated FfeB8l
Lincoln, Neb., July 2T.-"Pug"
Griffin, a Lincoln high school athlete.
whose work as the Lincoln Western
leaguers' 1rst baseman resulted in
his sale to the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans before he had been in profess
sional baseball two months, is ex-
pected to join the Athletics soon, as
he has been replaced az first by Ray
Schmandt, the local veteran.
IL was an injury to Schmandt dur
ing training that gave Grimm his
chance. Griffin who Is only 10 years
old, was more Of a figure In football
than in baseball while attending Lin.
coin high school.
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CALLAHAN is THROUGH.
(By Associated Press.l

CBy As6octated PreeS,l
Chicago, July 27.--James J. Gala
han, deposed manager Of the Pitts
bVrgh Nationals, is through with
for this season at least.
Callahan, satisfied with the financial
settlement made him, plans to spend
the summer here resting. He may
tack another fling 40 a manager In
tho majors next season.
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NEW CHAMP ONLY 10.

St Louis, July 27.-Theodors
"Ted" prewes, the central states
new tennis champion is only 10 years
old. He started playing in 1911.
In addition TO the singles champ
iohship. Drewes also holds the title
Ia the doubles with Fred Jost.es, am
other st. Louis player.
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ANDREWe poINo sHls BIT.

Ceder Rapids. Ia, July 27.--Dr. Jay
Andrews. former manager Of the
Ceder Rapids club OF the Central as
ISOLATION, veteran player and umpire.
3 member Of the Medical Reserve
corps Of the army.
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EHMkE NEMESIS oF. Sex.

Aby <A1bDNEWNNN z HNUNfI
Detroit, July 27.-Howard Ehmke,
the tall twirler of the Detroit Aneri-
cans, is now considered the nemesis
of the Boston club. Ehmke has beat
en- the worlds champions three times
this season, and in these games his
opponents have collected brit one
run. y. - Fs
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WATCHES WESTERN LEAeUERs

Icy ASSoSlhlSI III bs,J
Des Moines, July 27.--Clark Grit
nth, manager Of the Washington
Americans, has his eye on several
local Western league players. He
has notified Tom Fairweather that
he is going to look them over per-
scnally soon.
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PLAY TENNIS FOR BED CROSS.

Kansas City, July IA series Of
exhibition tennis matches, the pro-
ceeds to furnish the American Red
Cross three ambulance sections,
equipped and manned by tennis play
ere, win be held here Sept. 20 and ~.
Many players Of national reputation
will compete. The National Lawn
Tennis association is arranging the
matches.
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St. Louis, July 27,-poak held Bos-
ton TO two hits Thursday, and st.
Louis shut out the visitors. It was
Fifth (Missouril infantry day. part Of
the proceeds going to the regimental
funds for books and other articles a
baseball autographed by President
Wilson brought $3.50 at auction, This
ball was thrown at the opening Of the
game. Score;
Boston 600 900 1000 3 O.
st. Louis 1890. 600 lou lOx--z
Batteries-Barnes and Tragesaer;
Doak and Gonzales.
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CLOSE DETROIT
RACE MEET TO
PREVENT Loss
Grand Circuit Meeting Cut
Short One Day Kala-
nlazoo Next
lBy Assoelatsd Preas.l

Detroit, July 27.-The annual
Grand Circuit meeting here was cut
one day short by the MANAGEMENT
presumably to prevent further loss,
and 80 ended with Thursdays rae
ing. In the free -for-all pace, the sea-
sons speed record was established
by Hal Boy, although Single @. won
the race.
Single @. took the first heat in
2:02. The next time Single @. stayed
in front until the last eighth when
Hal Boy, who had been trailing close,
came fast. carrying Single @. 10 a
break and winning in 20l Ia. the
record heat Of the year, with the last
half in SO a. seconds. Single q. was
unable to catch Ben Earl in a
stretch squirt in the third heat,
though making the last quarter In
% Ia seconds. Single g. took the
fourth heat and race, Hal Boys final
effort Just falling short. The races
went into straight heats. The 2:1j
trotters took four heats. Bessie q.
won the first and then Tommy MIR
ply came along with Peter Chen
eault, and took the next three easily.
Stephen won two heats in the 2:1o
trot with plenty Of reserve, but
broke in the last part Of the third
when Brescia pushed him, and the
rest OF the race was easy for
Brescia.
From here the Grand Circuit
moves to Kalamazoo where racing
begins next Tuesday. Many of the
horses, however. are FotLT back I
the half-miIe tracks, Mount Clemens
opening on Monday with the biggest
minor affair Of the year.
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Mofien OF First Meeting e0f Creditors.
In the District Court Of the unlt@d
States for the District OF North Da-
kota.
Ia the matter OF Joe Glllerstine
Bankrupf.--In Bankruptcy.
10 the creditors 81 joe Giilerstine,
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NATIoNAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.l
SRandimar az the fJlwha
Cincinnati Wins EasIIy,

Cincinnati, July 27.-Ths locals hit
Rixey almost at will Thursday, and
had the game won before oeschger
hand. pitched an excellent game.
Score:
R.HE.
Philadelphia -. 900 ooi loo-a . 3
Cincinnati 49,. f01s 600 0lx--5 IL o
and Burns; Schneider and Clarke,
Wingo.
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BOARDMAN BEATS
LOUISVILLE CLUB
Colonels Seven Hits
and Millers Take Open
er. 3 to 9
(Hy Aesociated preas1

Minneapolis. MINI, July 27.-Minne-
apolis punched hits of Beebe, and
won the opening game of the series
sp Sm aTSx plass PbS S ss%y:r Me-
earthly were heiding features. Score:
Louisville -. 100 900 1907 !
Minneapolis -. ooi lo1 oox-3 D
ons; Boardman and owens.
saints Cop the Opener.
St Paul, July fist Paul won the
opening game. Of the series from Co
the mound z IN = the SS fess inninE W.T.
liams pitched steady ball for the
Saints. The players of both clubs
claimed to suffer from the extreme
heat, Score:
Columbus ...... 200 200 ool-S 3
st. Paul ....... 800 030 00x-6 Q 2
Batteries - Knetzer, George and
Blackburn; Williams and Glenn.
Brewers Defeat Indians.
Milwaukee, July 27.-North out
pitched Kantlehner in a hurting duel
Thursday, and the tailenders defeated
the leaders ? TO !. Reck's triple gave
drove in the winning run with q dou-
BILE in the sixth. Score:
Indianapolis 600 600 0l0-1 q
Milwaukee -, 900 oil 0ox-2 i
Batteries-Kantlehner, Zwilling and
schang; North and Livingston.
Kansas City, July 27.-AlthouRh
Piercey displayed remarkable pitch
ing in spots, his inability to keep his
hits scattered cost him the game
Thursday, Kansas City defeating To-
ledo, 8 to 2. The locals got away
to a three-run lead in the second in
ming and never were headed. After
the scoring was over in that session.
Fiercey struck out the next three bat
ters and the hrst batter up in the
fourth inning. Two doubles and a
single in the NTH accounted for the
Toledo tallies. Score:
RI. z.
Toledo ........ 900 o20 ooo-2 10 o
Kansas City -. 0s0 0l0 0lx-5 /
Batteries = Piercey and Sweeney;
Sanders and Berry
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senators Win and Lose.

washington, July IL Cleveland
and Washington split even in dou-
hle-header THURSDAY. The second
game was called at the end of the
nth inning, on account OF RAIN
score.
cleveland 900 0io 00o-l !
Washington -. 200 900 00x-2
Batteries-Bagby and Billings; Du-
mont, Ayres and Ainsmith
Second Game r. r.. r.
cleveland ...... $50 00-5 4 /
Washington 1890. 200 00-2 4 l
Batteries - Klepfer and Deberry;
Harper. Shaw and Henry.
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INWARD LIGHT.

Word of God and Inward Light
Wake my spirit, clear my sight.
Holy Spirit, Power divine,
Fill and nerve this will OF mine;
BY thee may / strongly live,
Holy Spirit, Truth divine,
Dawn upon this soul OF mine:
Braveiy bear and nobly strive.
Samuel Longfellow,
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TiMME is GLAD HE
SOLD PITCHER GOODWIN;
Is SURE TO BE DRAF TED
(By Associated Press. }
-fr T,,Fge o. u.

MiIWaukee, July zI.-Fresldent
Timme, of the Milwaukee club of the
American association, considers that
he put through good deal in selling
Pitcher Marvin Goodwin to the St.
Louis Nationals
Goodwin. one Of the pitching mar
wells of the season, probably will be
drafted for military service, as hesi
an expert telegraph operator. and has
no dependents.
Il consider myself lucky TO get
what I did for him., Timme said.
He's almost sure to be drafted be-
fore the baseball season is over.
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Pittsburgh, July 81. ~ Pittsburgh
and Brooklyn split even in Thursdays
double-header. Carlson opposed Pfef-
fer in the first game and held the
visitors IN check as also did Pfefeer
until the eighth inning when two sim
giles and triple Melted two runs. The
second was q pitchers battle between
Jacobs and Galore until the eighth
inning when Jacobs allowed two hits
which scored two runs. score:
First game 4, y y.
Pittsburgh $3.50. 600 0l0 0Sx--4 O
Batteries Pfeffer and Meyers;
Carlson and Fischer.
Second game n. y. y.
Brooklyn ....... 600 l0l O03---S 10 .
r ttsburgh go. 100 600 000-l o
Batteries-cadore and w. wheat;
Jacobs and Schmidt,
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Chicagos July 17.--VauBhn Kept New
York's hits well scattered Thureday,
while Chicago punched hits on Ies-
reau and. with the aid of some errat1c
fielding, easily won the hrst game OF
the series. The league leaders were
saved from q shutout when they
punched two hits with stolen base
between them. Score:
New York ...... 600 0l0 000--1
Chicago 1890. 100 400 00x--T !
Batteries - Tesreau and Rartden;
Vaughn and Dtlhoefer.
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nd Aox Grnh TMo.

Boston. July 27.--Boston won two
games from 81. Louis Thursday, gain
ing on Chicago, the league leaders. IN
the first game, John Lavan was hit
In the ribs by a pitched ball, and
threw his bat 1T Ruth. Umpire Din
een ran between the two players.
There was no serious damage done.
and at the close OF the inning Ruth
the visitors, was elected from the
field In the first game after he had
had words with Umpire Dineen.
Scores:
81 Louis 80. 600 010 DO 2 10 Z
Boston ..... Ill 033 02x-11 IL 0
Batteries-Koob. Martin and Hale;
Ruth and Agnew.
Second game =. y. y.
81 I,ouis .... 800 600 l00--3 5 o
Boston ... $50 010 0Ix--S IL 0
Batteries - Sothoron, Rogers ana
SEVERED; Foster and Agnew.
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Tirera and AthIetica SPLIT.

Philadelphia, July 81. Detroit
broke even with Philadelphia here
Thursday the former winning the
hrst game and philadelphia the sec
ond. Ty Cobb made two singles,
double and a trip in four times at bat
IN the opening contest and one single
IN four times up in the second game.
Scores:
Detroit ..... 100 l02 200--6 8 y
phiiadeIphia -. 0lO 00i 000-2 Z 2
Batteries-James and Stanage; Sci
bold and Haley.
refroit 900 zoo 900 8 /
Philadelphia -. 200 001 o1x-4 4
Batteries - Mitchell and Stanagc;
Moves. J. Bush and Meyer.
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Dated Fargo. N. D., July 2Tth. 1917.
July 81. 1919
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Succession Sale.


The State of Louisiana. Parish of
St. Helena. Twenty-iifth Judicial Dis
trict Court.
The St. Charles herald., 1917-05-05
Cured Of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Ten Years of Suffering.

81 wish to say a few words in praise
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then decided to try the medicine my
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favor of that wonderful medicine. "
This remedy is for sale by all drug
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On motion, duly seconded, the fol-
| lowing ordinance wa, adopted:
ORDINANCE.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury in
and for the Parish OF St. Helena, La. :,
| that the petition rel lative to holding a
special election be granted. and that
an election be called and Eeld on the
third Tuesday in August. 1904, at the
place mentioned in said petition, by
commissioners to be named by tie
president Of the police jury, for the
purpose of voting for or against a
special five mill tax to be levied on all
taxable property situated in the
Fourth School District as laid out and
surveyed by the school board of said
parish, for a period of five years from
the Isl day of September. 1904, to the
lst day of September, 1909, inclusive,
for the support Of said Fourth Dis
trict School.
PROCLAMATION.
Pursuant to the provisions of Arti-
Gle 232 of the Constitution of the State
of Louisiana, and of an ordinance
passed by the Police Jury in and for
the Parish of ST. Helena, La, rel ative
to levying a special tax for the sup
port of public school in the Fourth
School District. |. r. d. Wilson,
President of the Police Jury in and for
said parish, do issue this my procla-
nation notifying the property tax-pay-
ers of said school district that spe-
cial election will be held at the Court
House in the town OF GreenSburg, on
the third Tuesday, the
18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1904,
for the purpose of voting for or
against a propos ton to levy spe-
clal five mill tax on the dollar of the
assessed valuation of all taxable
property within the limits of the salG
Fourth School District, for period
of five years, for the years 1904 I'd
1909, inclusive, for The support OF
public school in said school district
That w. II. Humble, w. p. Mat
thews and G. l.. Boyd be appointed
Commissioners to hold said election
and that the polls be opened at o
clock a. M, and closed at 6 o clock
M, and the returns thereof be dul
certified to and returned to the Pre-
ident Of the Police Jury at the ne
regular session thereafter.
Given by order of the Police Ju
this July 5th, 1904
+. d. WILSON, President.
PETITION.
To the Honorable Police Jury of
Parish of st. Helena:
We, the undersigned registered "
ers and taxpayers, petition Your hd
orable body to order an election
the Second School District, as desi
mated by the Parish School Boar
for the purpose of levying a five m
tax for a period of five years, begi
ming Sept. l, 1904. to Sept. l, 100
Revenues thus derived to be used I'd
school purposes, as specified by I'll
State law.
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NOTICE,

There will be held at Greens
burg, on Saturday, Aug. 18th
1904, an Association of the teach
ers of St. Helena Parish.
Subject for discussion-"Pur.
poses of the Teachers Organiza
tion Of st. Helena Parish.
1st. How we may secure q
Circulating Teachers Library
Miss Matte Carruth.
I'd. Plans for improving our
school houses and environments
Miss Jennie Ellis.
Sd. Suggestions for self i'm.
provement-Miss Zilpah Reeves.
4th. How to make our associ.
alton a power-Rev. A. I. Towns
ley.
All teachers are requested to
attend. J. ID. EASLEY, Pres.
MECIA WILLIAMS, Sec.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Before the cloing of the Teach
er's Institute last week the fol.
lowing resolutions were offered
by Miss Della Odom and unani-
mously adopted:
Be it resolved, by the teachers
Of st. Helena Parish, in conven-
ton assembled, that we appreci-
ate, more than we can express in
words, the visit to our town and
parish of Prof. A. NJ. Hendon and
Mrs. l.. G. McVoy, and for the
thorough instruction given US in
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Riddv Malone WAS in q pras

Biddy Malone was in great
fever of excitement when she
landed in America fresh from the
old country. Her certificate of
character Ea1 been lost on ship
board, and what could she do:
To her great happiness and con-
ISOLATION, Tim MuIligan volunteer
ed and wrote beautiful recon-
mendation as follows; "This is
to certify that Biddy malone had
a good characte before she left
the old country, but lost it on
shipboard coming over" 7"
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spectfully submitted,
r. E. WOMACK,
j. S. BRIDGES,
w. L. MORGAN,
Committee.
On motion the estimate was accepted
and the committee discharged.
CLAIMS ALLOWED. ;
For want of space this week the list
of claims allowed will appear in our
next issue.
Returns from the recent election
he'd in the Greensburg and Liverpool
School Distsicts for or against a five
mill school. tax, was canvassed and
showed that the vote in each of the
said districts was almost unanimously
carried for the tax.
JULY 9Th.
The Police Jury met to-day as
board of reviewers.
The work of examining and equaliZ-
ing the assessments in the parish of
st. Helena was taken up and complet-
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PETITION.

Darlington, La, May, %, 1904.
To the Honorable Police Jury of St.
Helena Parish.
We, the undersigned voters and tax
payers OF the Fourth School District,
OF the Second ward, being the extreme
western portion of said ward, respect
fully pray your honorable body to
order an election at Greensburg vot-
ing place for the purpose of taking
the censusof the voters and tax-pay-
ers of said school district as to wheth-
er or not five mill tax shall be levi
ed and paid for period of five years,
beginning Sept. +, 1904, for the pur-
pose OF maintaining public school
in the above named district. Parish of
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that the petition relative to holdin.
special election be granted, and .tha
IN eleaaa ~ - g)ess u III
third Tuesday ii August, 1904, at the
place mentioned in said petition, by
commissioners to be named by the
president of the police jury, for the
purpose of voting for or against a
special five mill tax to be levied on all
taxable property situated in the Sec
ond district as laid out and surveyed
by the school board of said parish,
for a period of five years from the 1st
day of September, 1904, to the 1st day
of September, 1909, inclusive, for the
support Of said Second district.
PROCLAMATION.
Pursuant to the provisions of Arti-
Gle 232 of the Constitution of the State
of Louisiana, and of an ordinance
gassed by the Police Jury in and for
the Parish of ST. Helena, La, relative
to levying special tax for the sup
port of public school in the Second
School District, /, r. d. wilson,
President of the Police Jury in and for
said parish, do issue this my procla-
nation notifying qhe property tax-pay-
ers of said school district that a spe-
cial election will be held at the Look
out precinct on the Third Tuesday, the
18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1904,
Tor the purpose of voting for or
q sainst proposition to levy a spe-
;ial five mill tax on the dollar of the
assessed valuation of all taxable
property within the limits of the said
Second School District, for a period
IF five years, for the years 1904 to
500, inclusive, for the support of
public school in said school district.
That w. S. Rellue, T. W. Hurst and
". L. Allen be appointed Commits
'ioners to hold said election, and
hat the pollsbe opened at s O'Clock
!. M, and closed at O'Clock p. M,
md the returns thereof be duly certi-
led to and returned to the President
If the Police Jury al the next regular
session thereafter.
Given by order of the Police Jury
his July 5th, 1904.
r. d. WILSON, President.
Messrs. r. E. womack, W. E. Nor
IAN and j. 5. Bridges, committee ap-
'ointed to make up Budget for the en-
uing year, offered the following:
BUDGET.