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white SOx Takes Two,

Chicago. Aug. S0.-Chicago won
both games of a doubleheader from
st. Louis Wednesday, and gained a
full game on Boston, who had no
game scheduled. Chicago now leads
Boston by 4 1-2 games. In the frst
game, Russell pitched in fine form.
In the second game the visitors be-
gan an assault upon Benz, who was
taken out with men on second and
third and one out. The feature of the
day was successfully worked
squeeze play in the fifth inning of tie
second game. which started the big
rally. Scores:
First game r. H 70.
St. Louis ..... 600 600 600 /
Chicago ....... 010 600 41x-6 s o
Batteries-Koob. Wright and Sew
ereid; Russell and Schalk.
Second game R.H. T..
St Louis ...... 100 600 600 8 5
Chicago ...... 010 060 04x--11 IL 3
Batteries - Rogers, Wright and
Hale; Benz, Danforth and Schalk,
Lynn.
No other games scheduled.
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ANERIcAN AssooIATIoN.
standlnr of az CIuhn.
NIiIIera Loae Id satmfa.

MInneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 8U.--St
Paul defeated Minneapolis twice
wednesday. the score OF each game
being, TO 4. The second battle went
eleven innings, Sawyer's wild throw
with an easy double play in sight
paving the way for four ST. paul
runs It was the last appearance this
year of Minneapolis on the home
First Came R.H.E
ST Paul 1850. 100 130 002-7 is 3
Minneapolis i. 400 600 000--4 4
Finneran, Niehaus and
Hoffman: Thomas, Williams, Board
man and Owens.
Second game R.H.E
st. Paul 49,. 600 003 600 O4--7 II q
Minneapolis 100 101 600 01--4 Is 3
Williams and Hoifmani
Stevenson and Owens.
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Kansas City, Aug. 30.-Sanders held
Milwaukee to four scattered hits in
the FIRST game and Kansas City won,
to 1. Rarosen. 3 Kansas City semi
professional player, faced Milwaukee
10 start the second game. He walked
the first four men and retired In favor
OF Smith. Milwaukee then got five
runs IN the first and added four more
IN the third when Becker. left fielder,
took up the pitching duties. He held
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GIBBONS MATCHED
SC. Paul Boxer Will Meet Jimmy
~ Howard at Duluth Sept. IA. "
(By Associated Press.l

Duluth, Mimi, Aug. 30.-Mike Glib.
bons, st. Paul, and Jimmy Howard
Philadelphia middleweight, will meet
here in a 10-round, no-decision box
ing. match Sept. IA, according to
Chrley Ulrich. st. Paul boxing ref
cree, here Wednesday.
Jack Whitaker and Billy Whelan
ST Paul. will box the semi final, VI
rich stated.
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GREs ANp. sMITt4 "a AININe.

. N1y eSASSoe1aLeu RresS.J
I Milwaukee, Aug. Solitary Greb,
hard hitting Pittsburgh middle
weight, and JEFF Smith of Bayonne,
N. J., who are to meet in ten
round contest here Sept. II, have
settled down to- training. 1t will be
the first ring contest OF the season
in Milwaukee. Smith claims the
mfddleweight championship of
France. He possesses a diamond
belt emblematic of the honor.
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CINCINNATI WILL
ENTERTAIN BOWLERS
American Bowling Congress 20 Hold
1918 Tournament ia Ohio City
4 Expect Successful Meeting.
(By Associated Press, !

- = a7N0S ~@1'1, ~
Cincinnati, o., Aug. 3O.-Cincinnati
has accepted the invitation to en-
fertain the 1918 tournament Of the
american Bowling congress. The
event will be held in February or
March.
A. L. Langtry, Milwaukee, secre-
tary of the congress, telegraphed
members of the alley owners asse-
citation that he is optimistic for a
Successful tourney despite the war.
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DOESN'T EXPECT EXEMPTION

d lBy Associated Pressl
. Cleveland. Aug. 30.-rElmer Smith,
outflelder with the Cleveland Ameri-
cans, doesn't expect to be exempted
from military service. Physicians
said he was a fine physical specimen
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
Standing of the Clubs,

Reds Make Cleanup.
Boston, Aug. 30.-Cincinnati cleaned
up its three-game series here
Wednesday, by defeating Boston in ten
innings. Toney was knocked out OF
the box after three innings. Score:
-s. --es--..s@ RH E.
Gin cinnati - 600 oil 020 Is 13 /
B&ston .s... 201 010 900 o. 1
Batteries-Toney, Eller and Wingo;
Nehf and Tragesser.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
T'igers Hit and win.

Cleveland, Aug. 30.-Detroit made
eighteen hits and won Wednesday
Bagby yielded nine earned runs in
the third and fourth innings. Torkle-
son, Marshalltown, Ia, recruit, who
replaced Bagby, distinguished himself
in his first big league inning by
striking out Cobb and Veach, and
making clean single. Score:
R.H. e.
Detroit ~ O04 500 420-1b Is D
Cleveland ..... 900 010 0O0- / s /
Batteries-Dauss, Cunningham and
Stanage, Yelle; Bagby, Torkelson and
O'Neill, De Barry:
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AIexander a Victim.

philadelphia, Aug. 30.-St. Louis
hit Alexander hard in the last three
innings Wednesday and defeated Phil
Rdelphia. All the home teams runs
were made off Meadows, who, with
Baird, was sent off the field in the
sixth inning for kicking at oDay's
decisions. Score:
R.H.E
st. Louis ....... 900 100 211-5 8
Philadelphia e.... 600 210 O00--3 z z
Batteries-Meadow Watson and
Snyder; Alexander and Killifer.
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Dodgers Take series.

oBrooklyn, Aug. 30.-Brooklyn won
the last game from Chicago Wednes-
day. 1t was Brooklyn's second win
ming In three days, and the only time
the team has taken a series from
Chicago. Hendrix was wild but eff
Festive in the pinches until the eighth
sf. R.H.E.
Chicago 1890. 100 600 000--1 6 I
ENool1yn ...... 900 900 .01l--2 IL 2
Batteries - Hendrix and Elliott,
Wilson; Smith and Miller.
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FOR SALE on TRADE-Farm lands.
located in OtteTtaiI county, Mime
sofa; ideal dairy and stock PROPOSE
lions: lands adjoining beautiful lakes:
exchange. John W. Gray, Valley City,
N. d.. 100 LIST Ave.
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a home a new, 5-roOm house, all
modern, in good location: easy terms:
will take an automobile In part ex--
change. Phone 2952-W. Don't call
unless you mean business.
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YOUR CHANCE-If you have a gooI

YOUR CHANCE-If you have a good
half section or more OF improved
or unimproved land in the valley,
preferably In Clay or Norman county,
Minnesota, for sale at the right price
and upon reasonable terms of pay
ment, consult us and we will handle
same for you. We want your offerings
of whatever size. Also have customer
with good improved section of Canada
land to exchange for land in the ter
ritory named. The King Land A. Loan
Co. associated with r. e. Gilllgan,
over Palace Clothing CO.. MoorheAn,
Mimi, EA
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Giants win in Ninth.

New York, Aug. ,s0.-New York
played an uphill game against Pitts
burgh here Wednesday, winning in
the ninth. Miller, who pitched sensa-
tiOnal ball in the early innings, weak
ened toward the finish, the Giants
pollnding him hard in the last four
R.H. e.
F7ittsbureh $3.50. 100 001 300--5
New York .... 900 002 Pills IL
Batteries-Nfiller, Steele and w.
Wagner. Fischer: Demaree, Tesreau,
Sallee and Rariden.
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THE GOVERNMENT needs Farmers
as we'll as Fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand acres OF
oregon a. California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in United
States. To be opened for homesteads
and sale. Containing some OF best
land left in United States. Large copy
righted map. showing land by sec
tons and descriBtion of soil, climate
rainfall, elevations, temperature. etc
Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co. Portland, Oregon.
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Forum.
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NURsING-Confinem cases spe-
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2s72-J: -
FOR EXCHANGE
MERCHANDISE WANTED for good
land in central North Dakota. c. A.
Dalager, Bowdon, N. d. ....
WILL TRADE for an automobile, 500
worth or STOCK In an eSLaDllsned
Fargo business concern: stock is
worth 100 cents on the dollar. Ad-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
c. A, neutrality-suspicious. and decor
ating. Phone 3096-W.
HOSPITAL.
PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME -
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Milwaukee in check. The score was
IL to 2. Score:
Second Game -. R.H.E.
Milwaukee 80. 5O4 600 O20-11 II 2
Kansas City E. 900 200 600 2 /
Batteries-Sherdel and Livingston;
Karosen, Smith and Berry.
No other games played.
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The Fargo Forum Want AID Page

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
s~-~~~~~~~~~-~~---~~-~~~~ -~---~-~--~-~~S~-~--s~
HAVE knight Printing Co. print t.
wANTED--sIIver girl Powers Hotel
DREssMAkING sCHOOL--II8 Broad
way.
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1881.
GIRL desires once work in city. s4S.
Forum.
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WANTED-Young lady at once. who
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phone Co.
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department.: also l girl to learn ma
chine operating. Apply Joseph &
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phone 519, 900 Sth St. s.
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r. A. Irish, S24 Sth st. s.
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GOVERNMENT war positions open;
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SEVERAL GIRLS to do clerical work
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work or business eoIIege edueation
advancement; steady employment.
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OF Fargo largest concerns must be
fair penman and have fair public
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work or business college education
not required; good opportunity for
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FOR RENT-RooMS.
FURNISHED ROOM-Phone 2ss7-w.
ROOMS-5O5 eth st. S. Phone 2s7I-J
FURNISHED, front room. s15 10th
st. N.
FURNISHED ROOMS to rent. ia 4th
Ave. N.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. IA
14th st. s.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent. MA
4th Ave. n.
TWO furnished rooms for rent 1911
9th Ave. IS.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Modern house.
Phone 3511-W.
TWO good, nice, housekeeping rooms.
1405 4th Ave. N.
NICE, CLEAN ROOMS, $3.50 per
week. Washington Hotel
NICE, MODERN room for rent. 104s
10th st. N. Phone 245-W2.
LARGE, furnished front room for
rent. 22S Broadway, Flat /.
.. N. q. A. CHOICE doFmitorIes.
young men, baths, swimming.
NEW, modern room, nicely furnished,
excellent condition. Phone 1891.
ROOMS for housekeeping; reasonable
rent 1915 LIST Ave. .. Phone 5o6S-w.
REMODELED HOUSE, = rooms, mod
ern except heat. All la LIST ave y.
dents; reasonable. Phone SfOB-M.
-FOUR unfurnished rooms for light
Housekeeping. 5lO Roberts st.
1927.
SOUTH FRONT ROOM, modern, hot
water neat; quiet ana homelike.
Phone 2S72-J.
ron RENT-Two rooms. furnished or
unfurnished, IN strictly moasrn
college; light Housekeeping allowed
If desired. Phone 22l6-J.
LARGE, WELL FURNISHED, beauti-
tul room IN pleasant, mOuern nome,
on OAK Grove car line; screened
sleeping porch and breakfast privi-
lege; also coy, smaller room. Prone
l4Zg-M:
FOR RENT-HoUsEs AND
FLATS.
MODERN, furnished Oats. 20 18th ST. ".
furnished fat. Phone
1923.
FOR RENT-Four-room nat. sOI 5th
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE = sept. /.
Phone SOS.
HOUSE AND COTTAGE, Moorhead.
Phone S7sl-W.
FLATs-7O2 srd 81. n.
Phone IV1z-J.
NEW. 6-room, modern, furnished
house. Phone lzSs-W.
MODERN FLAT for rent, furnished
or unfurnIsned. TVs LIST Ave. >.
FOR RENT - seven-room, modern
house, close in. Phone 2576-W.
MODERN MOONS And FLATS CEN
traL cheap rent zvI Sid Oh =.
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heat. z2l 5th 81. n. Phone 1921.
FOR RENT - Seven-room. modern
house. $50 18th st. N. Phone zzs4-J.
FOR ,RENT-seyen rooms, modern.
AIS attn Ave. n. See fred kFogn,
Front 81.
modern house fer
rent on attn Ave. and pin st. n.
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FOR RENT-Two S-r0om, modern
houses, on south side. Morton Page
IL Son. Phone 81.
HOUSES AND FLATS for rent, also
several stores. w. :. Lane Co.. eOg
N. =. Ave. Phone 500.
FOR RENT-Five-room modern cot
tage, on sth &c. 81 $50 per montn.
]. ID. Folsom Co. Phone 85-W.
COTTAGE for rent; 80
Ord Ave. NJ. all modern except heat
also three 2-roofn aats fer light
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SEWING WANTED.

FIRST CLASS dressmaking done by
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POSITION WANTED by girl expert
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ONCE WORK; have had 2 years in dent
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FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-One ONCE in Tyler build
ing. Inquire at the ONCE of Mrs.
Annie Dwight Tyler, Tyler Bldg. Fl
Broadway.
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WANTED-Sewing by the day. b.
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2s72-J, .
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FOR experienced dressmaker. phon,
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Fowler 4 Green, Attorneys for
Plaintifr, Fargo, N. ID.
tAug. 1880. Sept. 6-1s-2o-27. 1919
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FOR EXCHANGE

MERCHANDISE WANTED for good
land in central North Dakota. c. A,
Dalager, Bowdon, N. d. ....
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LEGAL NOTICES

No other games played.
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BOARD AND ROOM in private fam
lily, modern. 322 End Ave. n, Moor
head
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WANTED-Washing and ironing a
home. Phone 1874.
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FRANK L. ANDERs-civn Ensinesr
City Hail
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CARPENTER WORK and all kinds
of house repair at reasonable cost.
Phone 300s-W.
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WANTED-Job in cook car; can han
die big crew. Mrs. Lena Anderson,
Lennox Hotel, lis Broadway.
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NURsING-Confnem cases spe-
cialty. Phone 2059-W.
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osTEOPATHs.

DR. 3. 4. cAvANAGKa--Osteo
Resident graduate Of the Nationas
School or Chicago. President "
Fargo SanitaFlum. Phone No. 6&p.
ADDRESS. 1879 ara Ave. 5.
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TWU-tHAIH HAHHEH SHOP and
building, in first class shape. for
sale building has livingrooms; good
North Dakota town; sickness, reason
for selling; price $4,000, $500 cash and
balance in monthly payments. Write
336, care Forum.
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Milwaukee in check. The score wal
IL to g. Score:
Second Game. -.r-.. r. H. 2
Milwaukee $3.50. 5O4 600 02O-11 II !:
Kansas City :. 900 200 000-- 8
Batteries-Sherdel and Livingston
Karosen, Smith and Berry.
No other games played .-..
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WANTED TO BUY.

SECOND HAND BICYCLES - szO
Front st,
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER - Phone
3406.
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FOR sALE-one % and one 90 in.
new grain threshsr, fully equipped
with wtnd-Btackers, self-feeders and
elevators; ] Nichols e. Shepard 80 in.
separator, complete and almost new:
several gas tractors, both new ana
used, all sizes; a number OF 2. 3, 4, ..
3 and 10-bottom engine gang plows.
marck.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FURNISHED ROOM. ROARD-aOS 7th
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-27

The annual inspection af Rock Is
land cammaudery Ne. is. knights TEN
nia~. was held CAST night a the Ma
a1rfe temple William Henry Jennings
Grand standard bearer Of the state,
Vas fn charge Although Mr. Jennings
refused Id commit himself, il is belieF-
# fra+ the local commaBderT VIII
mass with a higher percentage than
last year. when g per cent was
reached. The local Knights have al
WAYS won a high place for themselves
III the state.
Next year another grand officer will
be designated TO Inspect the hoeA Is
land coumanderE and in TWO years
another change is made. until the
grand officers have visited every com
rnanderz in the state. Inc sao" ing
of each commanderE is listed IN the
annual report The inspection vas
preceded BIZ banquet at $50. One
hundred and aftv members we're pres
emit
] Completed plans for the annual Eas-
ter exercises. 10 be held a Gensseo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-27

today with the awkward squad. a.
the rockies are always termed when
they are fu the course of learning the
arms manual
The automobile. telephone and tele-
graph were used to good advantage ln
rounding up the company members
Yesterday. Though handicapped By
the lack of officers, the entire task be
ing left TO Lieutenant Scott. excellent
progress was made Every corn pahE
man In the tri-cit5es was reached.
Three Of the recruits secured yes
teraav we're valuable ones. William j.
Anderson of Davenport was first ser
geant Of Battery E Of that city on the
trip 10 the border and - vas formerly
in the marine corps service wilbur Il.
Woods Of this city has seen service IN
the iowa National guard and Charles
NJ Anderson was formerly member
Of the tooth coast artillery
Expects Hore Equipment
the company expects to get add
fzanaE @au5Ument- ordered four months
$40. soon some of this equipment IS
badly needed The men will take
along alL Of tbs regular equipment on
their trip. This equipment includes a
rife and haEoGeE cartridge belts aDq
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-11-27
WAR DOGS AND CATS NEEDED
Bureau OF Mines Can Use Great Num-
bers for Experiments With
Gas Masks.

If you raised Ffdo to be a hero send
him to the bureau of mines. And if
there is a tom cat about the premises
who shows signs of heroic qualities
send him along, too. The bureau of
mines is anxious to get canine and
feline heroes right now. They a be
devoted to a very useful purpose, one
that may be the means of saving the
lives of hundreds of American soldiers.
The bureau is using cats and dogs in
experiments with gas masks that will
be supplied to American soldiers at the
front. Hundreds of animals can be
used and the bureau recently sent out
a call for more of them. In each case
the animals are shipped at government
expense.
The Yale Medical School at New Ha-
ven also is conducting experiments
with gas masks and can use almost any
number of dogs and cats.