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Arlie Latham. ex-National league
star and for many seasons the most
popular of baseball comedian-coach-
ers, is now with a Canadian regiment
in England. At a recent game be-
tween Canadians and American SAM
mics in London. Latham was there to
enliven the game with the drolleries
and comic capers that always made
him a big hit with the fans at home.
Arlie Is through with baseball, but
1t will be q long while before the
game forgets him. He was perhaps
the first big league star to please the
fans with funniness. He knew how
to act funny and he enjoyed doing 1t
and his gift made him prominent
figure long after his days of playing
had passed. There have been baseball
clowns since and many players have
been popular for personal eccentrici-
ties, but none has ever been in quite
the same class with Arlie Latham
Latham is now in a game that Is
somewhat less cheerful than baseball,
but he is still there with the old life
and the pep. 1t isn't likely that any
thing could have cheered the Sam
mics more than his appearance in the
recent game in London. Fans at home
will hope that the American boys see
lot of Arlie. He will make them feel
at home and happy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-27
GIANTS PLAY
ERRATIC BALL
THE PAST WEEK
Lead is Decreased 20 Points
While Phillies Won
Six Of Eight
LITTLE CHANGE IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago Wins Five and
Boston Four With Pos
itions Unchanged
tRY Asnociated press. J

New York, Aug. 27-The lead of
New Rork in the National league de-
creased 20 points last week because
the Giants continued to play tndif-
ferent baseball while Philadelphia
won six of it's eight contests. The
three and played a fve-inning tie.
In the American, EChicago retains the
lead by slightly better margin than
at the end of the previous week.
The series at Chicago between the
American league leaders and Boston
was the most important Of the week,
but the three games between the
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh Nationals
were equally as interesting. In all
the Superbas and Pirates played 45
innings, enough for five full games.
Monday Pittsburgh won in ten inn
.ings by a ! to Q score, and on Tues
day the teams battled 13 innings to
to 8 tie. The league record for the
longest game was broken Wednesday
when the Superbas triumphed over
Pittsburgh by to in % innings.
The previous high mark was 21 inn
ipgs. Pittsburgh also set new
major record by playing So innings
In four consecutive extra inning con-
tests.
Reds Prove Tough STUFF.
New York was able to win only
one out of three from Cincinnati, but
against Chicago the National league
leaders won three and lost one. The
play of McGraw's men continues err
ratio, and is not as finished as dur
ing July and early August. Phila-
delphia, on the other hand, has
shown marked improvement in the
last two weeks, due especially to
steady pitching and opportune, al
though not extremely heavy hitting.
St. Louis gained nothing in the last
week while Cincinnati lost fourth
place on Friday. to Chicago.
American Leaders Hold.
The four game series between Chi
cago and Boston for possession of
the American league lead ended in
q tie with each team winning two
games. During the week Chicago
won five and lost two, while Boston
won four and lost three. Both Of
Chicago's victories in the series with
the Red Sox were shutouts. In the
four games the White Sox scored IL
runs and made 80 hits and two err
rors. The Red Sox put eight runs
across on 20 hits and erred four
times. Sunday Chicago and Boston
defeated New York and Detroit re-
spectively.
Cleveland Makes Gain.
Cleveland gained on the leaders by
winning five out of six. Detroit also
showed Improvement over the prev
ious week and won Ave out of seven.
In the games Saturday the Indians
defeated the Senators while the Tig-
ers lost to the Red Sox.
New York showed no Improvement,
and Washington during the week
won only one game out OF six in
comparison with their successes OF
the week before.
Sc. Paul Making Race.
st. Paul is giving Louisville d
desperate race for second place hon.
ors in the American association con-
test for the pennant. ST. Paul climb
ed rapidly within the last week as
result of seven victories, and is rest
ing within q point of Louisville.
indianapolis strengthened its lead
by winning five Of seven games DUR
Ing the week.
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mediate barge, senior skin, junior
skim. and junior barge
In a recent game at Rochester.
Mike Doolan used ten players anu
nine of them were at one time or an
other included on the roster of the
Giants: Outfielder Collins was the
exception.
Elmer Myers, the lanky boxman OF
rather dangerous hitter. lie has bat
ted above the $50. mark IN twenty
one games this season.
For the frst time in his major
league career. Walter Johnson is find--
ing 1t difficult TO break even in games
won and lost Walter usually was
from ten to fifteen games ahead OF
the 500 mark at this stage of the
campaign.
The season is two-thirds over and
Joe Woods comeback is as far away
as ever It looks as IL Jim Dunn
tossed away the $4,000 which ne paid
for the one-time star. But his speak
er Investment turned in many times
Dugan. of the Athletics, has salts
NED the fans that he is a marvel in
the. held, but so far he has found
AAteAJ1A ACA8 PANCAAHE TOO
Experience may remedy this defect. +
Jack Warhop, for years a pitcher
for the Yankees. has turned his at
tention TO shortstopping. and he has
done good work in several games for
Lajoie's Toronto club.
Connie Mack surely has a team that
can hit the ball The Tigers ana
White Sox are the only Americas
league clubs which excel the Mack
men in this speciality.
Scout Charley Barrett, of the De-
troit Tigers, is not satisfied with pick
ing players. He Is quoted In a Peoria
paper as saying that Bill Jackson
handles his team Ike a major Lacquer
and predicting that Peoria. whicn
sent Clarence Rowland TO the big
show, viii repeat and that Jackson
too Will land as q major league team
leader one Of these days.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Bids addressed to A. B. Field, Town
Clerk, Forest River, N. Oak, will be
received up to noon OF Wednesday,
September 5th. for the construction
of a brick Town Hall building at
Forest River. N. D.. to be completed
by Nov. 18th, 1917. Certified check
for per cent of the bid will be re-
quired. Plans on file at the Office OF
the Builders Exchange. Fargo, N.
Dak., Builders Exchange, Grand
Forks, N. D., Forest River State
office of the Architect, H. e. Wins
low, Grand Forks. N. d. The Town
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
A. B. FIELD, Clerk.
lAug. 25-27-2s-2 -30-31. Sept. 1-2.l
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CADETS ANXIOUS
Would Like to See Resumption of
Athletic Activities.
fRy Associated Press.l

West Point. N. Y, Aug. 27.-The
report from Annapolis to the effect
that football and other sports would
be resumed in the navy's camp this
fall was read here by supporters Of
army athletics with great interest.
Speculation is rife now as to whether
the cadets here will be permitted to
don the moleskins this faH and carry
out a program for football, and other
athletic competition.
However. no one in authority would
discuss the matter and whatever is
done will have to be done by the
secretary of war whose order bar
ring athletics at the military
academy is still in force.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-27

Notice OF FIRST Meeting OF Creditors.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District OF North Da-
kota.
In the matter of John Mynand,
Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF John Wynand,
of Fargo, County of Cass and District
aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on May
7th, 1917, the said John Wynand was
duly adfudicated bankrupt. and that
the first meeting Of mis- creditors will
be held In the Office o. Emerson II.
Smith Referee, 602 Front Street. IN
Fargo, n. D., on September 9Th, 1917,
at 10 o'clock q. m, az which time the
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting.
Dated: Fargo. n. D.. August 25th.
EMERSON II. SMITH.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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TREASURY pEPARFMENT.

once of Comptroller Of the CurEeney.
Washington, August Is, 1917.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, It has
been made 10 appear that The Fargo
National Bank in the City ofvFargo,
in the County of cass and state of
North Dakota, has complied with all
the PROVISIONS of the Act of Congress
ITO enabIe.n National Banking Asso-
Citations to ktend their corporate ex-
istence. and for other purposes, APP
proved July ~. 1882;
Now, therefore, /, Thomas p. Kane,
Acting Comptroller of the Currency,
DO hereby certify that The Fargo
National Bank" In the City of Fargo
In the County of cass and state OF
North Dakota, Is authorized to have
succession for the period specified in
It's amended articles of association:
namely, until close OF business on
August is. 1887.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal Of office this Eight
eentn day Of August, 1917
r. r. KANE,
Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
Charter No. 5087. Extension No. 1892.
(Currency Bureau Seal, Comptroller
OF the Currency. Treasury
Department.)
(Aug. % TO sept 70. 1917. inc)
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Saturdays Results.
Pittsburgh o, Boston 2.
ST. Louis 90, Brooklyn 1874.
Chicago IL. New York e-2
Cincinnati al, Philadelphia "a.
No games scheduled Sunday.
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In the first game with the Brewers
one behind the ninth and two out,
Beck hit a home run, scoring Ander-
SON ahead of him. Shakelford was
knocked out OF the bixx in the eighth
ipning of the second game. The
scores:
First game R.HE.
Louisville ...... 600 100 O01-2 Z 4
Milwaukee ..... 100 900 002--3 s 5
Batteries. = Beebe and Clemons;
Sherdei and Livingston. -
Second game r. II. =.
Louisville 49,. 200 002 O00--4 Q
Milwaukee ..... 020 10l 20x--6 13 0
Batteries-Shakelf and Kocher;
Shellenbach and Murphy.
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COACH RETURNS
Notre Dame to Start Practice For
Football Season Sept. IS.

Football Season Sept. IS.
(Bv Associated Press.)
Notre Dame, Ind, Aug. 27.-Coach
Henry Harper of the Notre Dame
football team returned Saturday
from his vacation, prepared to take
mp preliminary gridiron work for the
season which opens Sept. Is.
A schedule of nine games was an
nounced which included:
Oct. 13. Wisconsin at Madison.
Oct. 20, Nebraska, at Lincoln.
Oct. 81, South Dakota at Notre
Dame.
Nov 10. Michigan Aggies at Notre
Dame.
Nov. IT, Morningside at Sioux
City.
A practically new baseball machine
will have to be developed as major
ity of last years squad is in the
army.
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ATHLETICS BEAT CUBS
IN SECOND GAME, 1916

BY punching hits off HoIbrook,
forcing him to retire in the eighth,
the Fargo Athletics defeated the
Fargo Cubs in the second game Of
the series for the intercity, amateur
baseball championship, 10 to 6. at.
Fargo Moorhead Northern league
park Sunday afternoon. The first
game, played a week ago, ended a
tie in IL innings.
McDonough, on the hill for Ahlet-
les, was effective, allowing but six
hits.
A small crowd saw the game. The
score:
R.H.E.
Athletics 80. 03O 002 050-10 2
Cubs ....... 102 001 020-6 6 2
Batteries: McDonough and Ryan;
Holbrook. Peterson and Langseth I
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Cleveland, Aug. 27.-Cleveland won
the opening game Sunday from Wash
ington, 2 to 1, each of Washington's
errors resulting in a run. 1t was Bag
bys twentieth victory OF the season,
he being the first American league
pitcher to win that number. Score:
washington :. 600 600 oo1-1 6 :
Cleveland ...... 900 900 O11-2 S o
Batteries - Ayers and Ainsmith; |;
Bagby and o'Neill, Billings.
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WINS SWIMMING TITLE.

(By Associated Press.l
Detroit. Aug. 27.-Michael Me-
Dermott of the Illinois Athletic stub,
Chicago, Saturday won the national
Al. Al. u long distance swimming
championship. The race was over
course OF about five miles in the
Detroit river and the winners time
was 1:44:45.
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MURRAY is WINNER
Former Californian Takes Final at
Patriotic Tourney in Four Sets.
(By Associated PRESS )

Forest Hills, N. Y, Aug. 27. - r.
Lindley Murray, of Niagara Fails, N.
Y, formerly OF California. defeated
Nathaniel w. Niles of Boston in the
final round OF the National Patriotic
singles lawn tennis tournament here
Saturday in a four<set match by
scores OF ST. S-6, 6-3, 6-3. rs.s
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PLAY FoR RED CROSS,
(By Associated Press.l

10y ASSOGldtSu 1ISSSsJ
Belmont, Mass, Aug. 27.-Francis
Ouirnet and Michael j. Brady defeat
ed Thomas Kerrigan md John
Anderson and in the 36-kole golf
match for the beneit cf the Aineri-
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TIGERS BUY LEO DREssEN.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 27.-Leo Dres-
sen, a first baseman. has been pur-
chased by the Detroit American
league baseball club from st. Paul of
the American association, according
to announcement here Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-27

Chicago, Aug. 27.-Chicago defeat
ed New York In a batting bee Sunday
in the first game of the series, but
failed to widen the gap between
themselves and eBoston in the pen
nant race, as Boston won from De-
troit. John Collins led the attack for
the locals, making four hits. one OF
pitched ball in ive times up to the
~ R.H.E.
New York ..... oil 900 iO0--s Is i
Chicago ...... 102 022 01x-S IL o
Nunamaker; Russell Danforth and
SchaIk.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(By Associated Press
standing of the Clubs

Saturdays Results.
Columbus 0, st. Paul /.
indianapolis 8, Milwaukee 1.
Louisville 8. Kansas City 3.
Toledo S-l, Minneapolis T-2.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Saturday,s ResuItg.

Boston 8, st. Louis 2.
Washington /, Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 2, Detroit I.
New York 3, Cleveland 0.
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Detroit, Aug. 27-Boston opened a
series with Detroit here Sunday by
winning, 6 to 8, chiefly through the
wildness of Ehmke, who gave nine
bases on balls. Score:
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Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 27.-The
speedy work OF the COLUMBUS infield
featured a double bill Sunday, the
visitors winning both games from
Minneapolis, 8 to 6 and to 8. Seven
fast double plays by Columbus kept
down the Miller scoring. Scores:
First game r. II. E.
Columbus ...... 100 001 52O-9 10 4
Minneapolis -. oil 200 020-6 IA /
BAtterfes-Curtis George, Lowder-
milk and Coieman: Boardman, Thom-
as. Williams and owens.
Second game R.H.E
Columbus .... $50 102 100--S is 3
Minneapolis -. 020 900 O1O-3 5 9
Batteries - Hamilton and Black
burn Williams, Stevenson, Boardman,
Thomas and Bachant.
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81. Louis wins Two,

ST. Louis, Ang. 27.-St. Louis took
both games of Sundays double-header
from Phila delphia, the first in eleven
innings, 8 to 5, and the second game,
to 5. ST. Louis won the first game
on a balk by Schauer, who had re-
placed Noyes in the ninth. Scores:
First game r. II. e.
Philadelphia 2l1 600 100 00-5 IA 4
st. Louis 49,. 900 10 021 OF 10 2
Batteries - Noyes, Schauer ana
Schang; Davenport, Wright, Sothoron
and Severeid.
Second game r. H. Il.
philadelphia -. 01O 600 103-5 13 5
st. Louis ...... 010 210l 32x-9 10 2
Batteries Meyers and Sallee;
Groom and SEVERED.
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The Fargo Forum Want Ad Pqge
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS,

FOR RENT--One ONCE I'm Tyler build
ing. Inquire at the Office Of Mrs.
Annie Dwight Tyler. Tyler Bldg. 81
BFoadWay.s-
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TO buy SELL EXCHANGE OR
make farm loans, write or see
Herbert Hodge, Fargo, N. ID. -
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Saints ana Hens divide.

Brewers Win q Couple.
Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 27.-Mllwau-
k4A uson = douhle-header from Louis
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Indians BOont Avernge,


Kansas CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2I.-Indian-
apolis made an appreciahle gain in
the percentage column Sunday by
winning two games from Kansas City.
8 to 1. and IL to 3, while Milwaukee
took two games from the second
place Louisville team. Thirteen left
on bases explains Kansas City's loss
of the first game and five errors,
eight bases on balls by Smith, a re-
.cruit pitcher. mixed with eleven Indi-
defeat. Scores:
indianapolis :. 2O2 '010 000--5 g. 8
Kansas City -. a01O 000 000--1. 8 z
Batteries -Northrop and Gossett;
Pierce srcena ane a,sEsa BeIrS RHn
Indianapofis ). oil 451 100-fs III 3
Kansas City !. 600 600 OU3-- 8 8 s
Batteries = Dawson and Gossett;
Smith and Hargraye.
saints ana Hens Divide.
st. Paul. Mimi, Aug. zT.7-St. Paul
and Toledo broke even IN a 0ouble-
header here Sunday, the locals win
ming the first game, TO- !. and losing
the second, to 2. In the ffrst game
ST. Paul punched their hits in the
third inning, scoring enough runs TO
win. In the second game Toledo got
TO Finneran i'm the second and third
innings. scoring five runs and driving
him TO the showers. Scores:
First game 4. u. p.
Toledo ....s..J.. 600 100 000-I 5 o.
81. Paul ..... Os0 600 O00-3 q
Batteries - Braay and Sweeney,
Bresnahan Williams and Hoffman.
Second Game n. a. E.
Toledo ......... ozs 600 01O-e1I0 Il
st. Paul . 900 001 10i--2 q
Batteries Schulz and Sweeney;
Bresnahan, FinneTan, Niehaus, Hag4
erman and Hoffman.
Brewers Win q Couple.
Milwaukee. Wis.. Aug. 27.--MIlwan-I
trsA s1sor, = Anu hfe-header from Tofsfe-s 4
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CHICKEN DOGs-Broke, ready for
field. L. II. White. Cogswell, n. ID;
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FOR sALIs-Splendid so acres, i'm
level land, 30 acres cultivated, no
waste land, only miles from good
town with 2 X. II. lines, plenty nay,
good rich soil; big bargain at Rz0 per
acre easy terms; possession any time.
Hudson Land Agency. AitkIn, Nina
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

(By Associated Press.)
stnnding Of the Clubs.
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Resident graduate Of the National
school OF Chicago. President Va
Farpo ganfkartum. Phone No. $50.
Addrese. 1azs ard Ave. 81
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LOsTFoUND.

LOsT-Between sth Ave. 8. and LIST
Ave. N, dollar gold piece pin.
Phone 1912.
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FOR SALE Oh TRADE-Farm lands

run sA1E OA AHN DA~-E AEHi laHus
located in Ottertail county, MinnsL
sofa; ideal dairy and stock PROPOSE
tions: lands adjoining beautiful lakes;
will take Fargo city property as part
exchange. John W. Gray. Valley CIly.
N. d.. 7U0 LIST Ave.
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EMERSON II. SMITH.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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TO TRADE-Ftne so In Red RIveF
valley, all under cultivation, 4 miles
from town OF 500; price 5000: SUBS
ject to first mortgage, $4,000, per
cent, due 1922; want dwelling, Income
or autos. Address 52S, care OF Forum.
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TWO-CHAIR BARBER SHOP and
building, In first class shape, for
sale; building has liyingrooms: good
North Dakota town; sickness, reason
for selling; price $4,000. $500 cash and
balance In monthly payments. Write
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CHTRoPRACT0Rs.

E. ". WINDSOR, ID. C.-Iicenned
Doctor OF Chir0praetic. Palmer
Rrnduates experienced. Lonsnltation
drecis Blk. Phone bS4-W.
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FOR EXCHANGE

MERCHANDISE WANTED for good
land in central North Dakota. c. A.
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WANTED-City editor and advertis-
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town Of $500; permanent position for
capable man who is willing to work;
one who is practical printer pre-
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TO appeal to a man who wants to live
in a good, live town with splendid
schools and churches and modern
homes. The Herald, WillIston, N. y.
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mn. 4. q. DILLON-special attention
20 diseases OF infants and enliaren.
deLendrecle Blk.
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