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30 THE FIRST THING.

Thomas Carlyle; To shape the
whole future is not our problemi
but only to shape faithfully a small
part Of It, according to rules already
known. II is perhaps possible for
each Of us, who win with due ear,
nestness inquire, to ascertain clear
Nv what he, for his own part, ought
to do: this let him, with true heart,
do, and continue doing. The general
issue will. as it has always done.
rest well with a higher intelligence
than ours. This day thou knoweat
ten commanded duties seest in thy
mind ten things which should be
done for one that thou doest, Do one
OF them; this OF itself viii show thee
ten others which can and shall be
done
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ST. PAUL ties
FOR A. A. LEAD
Saints Turn Back Colonies
While Minneapolis De-
feats Indianapolis
fBY Assoeiated Press.l

Chicago, Sept. 1S.--Indianapolis is
tied by st. Paul for the leadership in
the American association, the. Indians
having lost to Minneapolis Wednes-
day while st. Paul was defeating
Louisville. The tie for second place
was broken, and Louisville now Is one
game behind the two leaders,
|. st. Paul fought valiantly for her
victory, and won only in the ninth in
ming after the score had been tied
three times by Louisville.
The season will end next Wednes-
day, and the three leaders are so close
together that there will be ample OPP
portunity for any one Of them TO take
the honors. The offlcial standing of
the three leaders, including the games
played Wednesday, are:
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PROTESTS GAME


Chicago, Sept. 13.-James G. Dunn,
president of the Cleveland Americans,
Wednesday protested the game which
Umpire Owens forfeited to Chicago
last Sunday with the score tied in the
tenth inning. Owens forfeited the
game because he believed Cleveland
players were making a burlesque out
CT the contest. President Johnson, of
the American league, said IL probably
would be three or four days before he
would announce a decision.
Dunn contends that Umpire owens
should have expelled the offending
players from the game instead of for
letting Ii as there was no concerted
attempt of the team as whole to de-
lay the game.
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NAY ACCEPT CHALLENGE.

indianapolis, Sept. 81. g. McGul.
president of the Indianapolis club Of
the American association, practically
has accepted the challenge to play q
post-season series with the Provt-
dence club OF the international
league.
oils cfnches the American association
dag. Unless the games are well pa
tronixed, the clubs will lose money as
III will cost $4,000 to transport the
fearnn betweer the two cities
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CLARIxEs ARM ON BUM.


Cincinnati, Sept. 13.-Tom Clarke
catcher with the Cincinnati Nationals,
is seriously worried over the condi-
ton Of his right arm. When he at
tempts to make a long throw 70 Sec
ond, his arm seems to kink and the
ball falls short.
Clarke plans to place himself un-
der the care OF specialists during the
winter. He is at the top Of his game
in batting and considers himself en-
tirely too young to give up the sport.
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saints Tie tor FIRST.

Louisville, Sept. 13.-The American
association race assumed a new as
pect wednesday when st. Paul. by
defeating Louisville, 8 to 8, here, went
into a tie for first place, Indianapolis
having been beaten by Minneapolis
Louisville is one game behind both
clubs. st. Paul achieved her victory
in a hard fought game in which the
score was tied three times before the
winning runs were scored in the
R.H.E
ST. Paul I2O COS 002-S 10 8
Louisville 800. 12O $50 000-6 z 1
Batteries-Finneran and Hoffman;
Middleton, ShakeIford and Clemens.
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Redn HIf OpnortuneIY.

HChtcago, Sept. 13.-Cinctnnati nit
Douglas OPPORTUNITY Wednesday ana
NBn the final game of the series.
schneider pitched in fine form and
aaowed the locals to bunch hits in
only one inning. The features of the
game were the home runs by Schneid-
ef and Williams, Chicago's center
fialder, the latter driving in a run
ahead OF him. Chase's single in the
seventh sent two men home and gave
the visitors the game. Score:
r. .tss 49,. r., III. E.
Cincinnati ., COL III 200-6 Is 8
CHICAGO ...... 020 600 2OO-4 3
Batteries-Schneide and Wingo;
Douglas, Hendrix and Dilhoefer.
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Notice is hereby given that Wendell
Edgar, an inmate OF the North Dakota
state Penitentiary, has made applica-
ton to the Board of Experts for par
ole. A hearing will be held on said
application by the Board OF Experts
in the Warden's ONCE at the said
Penitentiary on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. 1917.
Said Wendell Edgar was convicted
in the District Court of Gass county
on the 22nd day of December, 1915 for
the crime OF Assault with danger
Gus weapon, and was thefeupon SEN
fenced TO the State Penitentiary for
term Of one year and six months.
Any information that can be FUR
nished in writing and presented 70
the said Board at their meeting on
the above date will be duly constd-
Any and all information should be
addressed to Fl. S. Talcotts Warden,
State Penitentlary, at Bismarck,
North Dakota.
Sept 13)
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uNIroRnr rs A TICKET.

(By Associated RreSS.l
Cincinnati, Sept. 13.-Uncle sam
uniforms are worth a ticket to- base
ball games in Cincinnati. All soldiers
games at the Cincinnati National
league park, President Hermann an
nounces This offer, however, will be
suspended on Sundays.
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istence. and for otner purposes, ap-
proved July ~, 1882
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
40 hereby certify that The Fargo
National Bank" ia the city OF Fargo
ln the County OF Cass and State OF
North Dakota, IS authorised % have
afceeselon for the period specified In
AZ amended articles OF association:
namely, until close Of business on
August is, 1887.
m testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal e oinse Shis Eight
p. IL. KANE,
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency
charter No. bNET. Extension No. 1884
lC1rrency Bureau Seal, Comptroller
81 the Currency, Treasury
Department5
gAuR 81 % Sept. 90 1917. tnc,0
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GRAND RAPIDS EvENs UP.

(By Associated Press.)
Peoria, Ill, Sept 13.-Grand Rapids,
champion of the Central league, even
series with Peoria's Three-Eye league
champions Wednesday, winning the
sixth game of the set, to /. The
deciding game will be played here
today.
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rnEAauRY pErAnTaIENT.

Once 81 G0MWAHMAAek ~ Use ~~AA~Me@.
washington. August rs. 1917.
whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigneds II has
been made 10 appear that The Fargo
National Bank In the City of Fargo
IN tire County Of Cass and State or
North Dakota, has complied with all
the provisions Of the Act Of Congress
eto enable National Banking Aaeo~
eiatfons 10 extend their corporate eN-
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Il Look TO THEE

I look 10 Thee in every need,
And never look in vain;
1 feel Thy thought, Eternal Love-
And all is well again.
The thought Of Thee Is mightier far
Than sln and pain and sorrow are.
Samuel Longfellow.
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FOOTBALL MAY Be
ABANDONED AT ]. c.


sSJamestown, N. D., Sept. 1s.-whether
or not football will be attempted at
Jamestown high school this season
has not been determined as yet. Lack
OF competent coach may necessitate
abolishing the gridiron game for the
pfesert season. -
Suggestions have been made that a
Volunteer coach handle the gridiron
aepirants this year. To date no vol
unteer for the coaching job has APP
peared.
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NTnnT.I.IGnTr a. ZOE AGAIN.

Eddie McEiligott, golf Instructor at
the Fargo Country club, has returned
from Grand Forks. where he spent
some little time. Mr.. McElligott will
spend two or three weeks with the
Fargo club.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Press.)
Standing Of the clubs.


st. Louis, Sept. 13.-Miller outpitch-
Cd Watson Wednesday and Pittsburgh
baat st. Louis. Cruise was the only
loeal player to get beyond first base.
Pittsburgh got its two runs in the
R.H.E.
go. O20 600 00O--2 o
St Louis ......s 900 900 100--l /
Batteriss-F. Miller and Sehmidts
Hbrstman, Watson and Gonzales.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standlnr Of tAe Cluba.


PhfIadelphfa, Sept. 13.-Philadel-
nhia hit Caldweliss delivery hard
Wednesday and easily defeated New
York. Grimm. who played f1rst base
fbr the home team, made home run
and two singles. He scored three runs
40 drove IN two more. besides steal
ing q base. Score.
So work 100 600 OOO--1 9 3
-. 400 100 11x-T 10 0
Ratteries-Ca Caldwell and Nunamak-
III; johnson and Meyer.
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DfiIIera rum Back indians.

indianapolis, Sept 13.-Williams.
who. pitched a winning game on
Tuesday, came back against Indian
apolis Wednesday, and Minneapolis
won the final game of the series, 6 to
1. The defeat sends Indianapolis into
q tie with St Paul for first place.
R.H.E.
INDIANAPOLIS 600 0O1 O00--1 s o
Batteries-Williams and Bachant;
FaIlkenberg, Kantlehner, Dawson and
Gossett.
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statesmen.

vvANTED-Two experienced sales
men for small towns and eountryi
only hustlers need apply; good line
4 advanced. Room 246, Gardner Hotel.
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RIuea Eaay for Hon.

Toledo, o.. Sept. 13.-Toledo pound
ed Southpa& George Pierce for seven
teen hits Wednesday afternoon, and
won from the Kansas City Blues by
the score of 10 to 8. The locals scored
eight runs In the eighth inning on
eight hits and two errors. The series
will close today. Score;
Kansas city 80 600 600 8 8 5
Toledo - 200 600 OSLO II /
Batteries-Pierce and Margrave;
Brady and Crossin.
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PlaY on Proteat Game.

gBoston, Sept. 13.-By winning s to
8, the play-off Wednesday on the sue
cessfufly protested game of April IL,
Philadelphia broke even with Boston
on the seasons games, each team
winning eleven. The game of April
IL was won by Boston in eleven in
nings, to 5. Moran's protest on q
decision by Umpire Bransfleld. was
sustained by President Tener, Of the
R.HE.
Philadelphia -. 1O1 040 000-6 8 1
B0ston ...... 900 100 000--3 8
Batteries - Mayer and Killifer; ;
Hughes. Scott and Tragesser.
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800 atllI Contender.

Waehfrnton, Sept. I3.-boeton to
lined possfble American league
6nnant contender wednesday as the
fNsuN of q great sixteen-inntng 20
fie battle with Washington, while the
Isading Chicago White Sox were iole.
Tne aame was a pitching duel be-
fsveen shore and Ayers, who went the
~ route, the former allowing only
~. mrs. R.HE.
Boston !. 900 001 900 900 600 0--l ~ !
Wash't'n 600 0I0 600 600 600 Oil
and Ainsmith.
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Columbus, o., Sept. 10. - Grover
Lowdermilk pitched his last game for
Columbus Wednesday before joining
the ST. Louis Browns, and won IL from
Milwaukee in a three-hit shutout. The
score was to 0. Mordecai Brown
had an easy time of IL in the second
game, Columbus making eighteen hits
First Game R.H.E.
Milwaukee -. 600 600 1000 8 A
Columbus ... O22 0f0 01x--6 IS 2
Batteries - Sherdell and Murphy;
Lowdermilk and Coleman.
MILWAUKEE, -. 600 101 0l0-3 s s.
Columbus 49,. 100 062 30x-12 is
Batteries-North and Livingston;
Brown and Black Coleman.
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THE GOVERNMENT needs Farmers
as we'll as Fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand acres OF
oregon q California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested'i lin United
States. To be opened for homesteadR
and sale. Containing some of beat
land left in United States. Large copy
righted map, showing land by sec
lions and descriJtion OF soil, climate.
rainfall, elevations, temperature. etc.
Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co, Portland, Oregon,
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Tleers Lose ana WIN. !.

Detroit. Sept. 1S.-Cleveland ana
Detroit divided q double-header mere e,L
vyeanesday the visitors winning the
arsf zane and Detroit taking the sds-
ond in eleven innings. Scores:
EgrHt Game ~ = y.
Cleveland ...... 003 10V VS. ~
atferfes - Bagby and O'Neills
ues. Cunningham and StanaEe.
1000 cane r. H. II.
sveiand 100 001 100 00-3 5
IA rolf 600 800 600 01--4 0
Batteries ~ klepter, Morton ana
EeiiI. James and Spencer Stanage.
81 Inuis-ch tcaRo. no game.
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New York, Sept. 13.-NeW York
closed its home National league sea-
son here wednesday with two VIC
tories over Brooklyn, the second game
FIRST Game RH. z.
Brooklyn 1850 600 600 0OO-O .
New York .... 10S $50 o0x-9 10 3
= Batteries. Smith, Miltus and M.
Wheat; Schupp and McCarty, Gibson,
Second Game r. III. Z.
prookIyn -. O1O 600 600 COL 8 i
New York 600 0O1 600 01--2 /
Batteries-Cheney and Miller; Tes-
rAau and Rariden.
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EXCEPTIONALLY we'll built, mod
eTn. s-room house on 3Td Ave. s..
facing south: hardwood floors, oak
finish: hot water heat, ID. T. system
large fireplace: spacious porch, can be
converted into sun parloT; price
$3.50, $500 will swing the deal, bal
ance to suit purchaser. 1889 3Td Ave.
s. Phone l179-J.
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Ipital. 10 Broadway.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
~--~~---~~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~s
TRAY GIRL-Moorhead Hospital.
DREsSMAKING SCHOOL-11s Broad
way.
wANTED-Girl for kitchen work. st.
Johns Hospital
GIRL for housework; no washing or
ironing. 916 7th st. S.
GIRLS WANTED to wrap candy.
| Chaney-EVerhart Candy Co.
WANTED-GirI for clerical work.
| Apply N. ID. Ind. Telephone Co.
WANTED AT OMEGA lady cook at
| Commercial Hotel, Kenmare, N. ID.
WANTED-GirI to help with house
work. Phone 1858. 61s 10th st. 5.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Fargo Sanitarium, 1893 5rd
| Ave. S..
4
sewing. Miss Krogstad, IL Pioneer
Life Bldg.
COMPETENT GIRL for general
housework; Mrs. G. J. Couvrette'
lOzz Sth 81. N.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. w. +. Fortune
1140 Broadway.
WANTED-Houseke Call eve
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| Mrs. m. l.. Greer.
EXPERIENCED nurse maid to care
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A. Irish, S24 Sth st. s.
WANTED-Young girl for general
homework; no washing. Apply Mrs.
d. ID. Sullivan, 612 Front st.
LADY COOK, dishwasher, / cham
bermaid, right away; good wages.
Hotel Buffalo, Buffalo, N. y.
WANTED-Compete girl for gener-
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5th Ave. s. Mrs. w. j. Howe.
COMPETENT GIRL for general
homework; must be able 70 cook.
9O9 sth Ave. ". Phone 1891.
wANTED-A maid for general house
work; good wages. Call 1922 or APP
ply at b12 18th st. s. Mrs. b. ".
Moore.
WANTED-A good, strong, healthy,
pleasant girl to learn nursing at
Nelson Sanitarium. Must be past 70
years ola.
GOVERNMENT war positions open;
clerical work; men, women wanted;
800 month; list tree. Franklin lnsti-
tute, Dept. 33OG. Rochester, n. 7.
Girl, for general hVuseWork; also
nurse girl; electric washer electric
ironing machine; wages, 80 per
month. Mrs. j. w. Benedict. sos l4tn
st. 5.
COMPETENT GIRL for general
homework; must be good COOK
electric washer and vacuum cleaner;
will pay $50 per month, Mrs. Matt
Murphy, Page, N. ID.
WOMAN COOK for European restaur-
ant: give references and state sal
airy; young woman with experience IN
short orders preferred; answer nav.
.. b. Roland. Harvey, y: d.
AGENTS.
CORRESPONDENCE solicited from
agents capable of handling some at
tractive deals on northwestern Min
nesota land Lester Geseib IhleT
River Falls, MINI.
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FOR SALE
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AUTo-M0ToRCYCLES.
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ONE thoroughly equipped 1917 Har-
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FRANK 4. ANDERs-clvn Engine
City Kali
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HOMEOPATHs.

nR. j. q. DILL0N--Special attention
20 diseases Of infants and childFen.
deLemdFecie Blk
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FIRST CLASS dreasmaking done By
day. Phone ss24-w.
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GEso. "A. NAz2EsAAT. EarEo's Pione
Chfrorractcr. the only specific, puse
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Fargo. Individual rest room Tor ladies
Phone 1286-W savlnge & Loan Eid
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NEW FURNITURE for sale. az ard
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OsTEoPATHs

Nm. ). y. CAYANAGH--osteo
Resident graduate OF the Nattonai
school 81 Chicago. President uf
Fargo EanitarJum. Phone Nc. 61ps
Address 1923 7rd Ave. s
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DENTISTS.

Dns. BALL, WALLACE a OLEs0N.
Dentists. over First National Bank.
once closed Saturday afternoon and
Sundays. Phone 26S.
DR.. .. =. FRENETTE-Dentist SPEC
eialist I'm extraeting and artificial
teeth. Huntington Blk, over J. T..
Holmes, Fargos n. u.
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SEWING WANTED.

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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 Dldgs 81
Broadway.
Mohave County miner., 1917-02-17
CUBS WILL CROSS
BATS WITH KINGMAN

Chloride baseball fans have made
much noise lately about having made
arrangements to play a game with
the Cubs in the big lead camp when
the team stops off here on its way
east.
Manager Ray Robinson of the King
man team announces that he has also
made arrangements to play game
with the same team and has wired a
guarantee to its manager.
Whether the Cubs intend playing
one or two games in this locality is
not known, but late advices from the
management indicate but one. 1t is
hoped, however, that the Cubs will de-
eide to play two games in this sec
ton, and that they will be able to
take in the big lead camp.
Mohave County miner., 1917-02-17
FORMER KINGMANITE
DIES IN ARGENTINE

Mrs. R. E. Kier of Kingman, yester-
day received a letter from Argentine
Republic telling of the death there of
her son, George Newman, on Deem
Der 9Th last, of typhoid fever.
George Newman was we'll known to
all of the older residents of Kingman,
having grown to manhood here. He
was well liked and respected. About
ten years ago he went to the southern
republic in sreach Of fortune and had
many business prospects that held
high promise for him. In addition to
his mother he leaves wife to mourn
his loss. His many friends and boy
hood chums will learn with regret of
his demise.