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Sport Snap az. Shots

! Kopf, discarded by Connie Mack. was
purchased from Baltimore. Kopf is q
classy fielderN and q hitter who is no
stranger in the columns where dou-
bles; triples and home runs are
marked.
Sam Ross Bob McGraw eand Jack
Enright, pitchers sent back to Inter
national league clubs by the Yankees
SO that they might get the needed ex-
ed Barrow's league. All are likely to
% recalled In the fai!
Cincinnati fans are Wild over their
team and the owners are sure TO
make . profit on the season. The Reds
have all the marks of a real ball club
and should be strong pennant con-
tenders next season. Their poor start
knocked them out this year.
Baby Doll jacobson. after failing to
win himself Q regular berth in his
early tryouts as q major Lacquer
finally has clinched one. He has
tsP On himself sas the o most sgs
plays fine game in the outheld.
Jacobson has plenty of speed for a
man Of his size;
Mgr. Lee Fohl. who has had great
faith In the Intentions Of Pitcher Guy
Morton. has had his eyes opened TO
the fact that Morton has been putting
something over on him. Morton, along
with Joe Boehlirg, has been fined for
breaking training rules. Thus do bail
players repay good treatment.
In the list of new officers commits
sion for the army at the reserve
SiehoiSs Il XbBstl eeSi Istr eae Pa a.
The new lieutenant Is a brother of Ed
Apbaticcio, famous IS q player in the
National league many years ago.
Brooklyn announces that ii. has Sc
cured two new pitchers. They are
Harry Hoffman and Norman Pitt,
who have been playing with Portland
IN the Eastern league. Bill Dahlen
Both are youngsters, big and strong
and said to be good prospects.
The New York Giants have turned
Pitcher Jim Middleton back to Louis
Vile. He has pitched few games for
McGraw. Recently he was used in an
exhibition game and showed poorly.
The Giants were left with but six
pitchers when Middleton was cast out
and q flock Of doubie-headers in the
Pitcher Mlljus. the youth from
Binghamton, over whom brooklyn and
Cincinnati had some controversy,
with Cincinnati releasing It's claim,
won't be OF much use to the Dodgers
He was drawn IN the draft and al
ready has been ordered to report at
his home In Pittsburgh for examin-
alton.
Earl Hamilton. of the Browns. went
through the first half OF the season
without winning q ball game. He
pitched good ball many times, but
Something always deprived him of
victory.
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RELEASE MURRAY
outfieIder Canned" BY Giants Third
Time in Two Years.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Aug. 24.--The New
York National league club announ-
ced Thursday night the purchase OF
Catcher Jack Onslow from the Buff
falo club Of the international league,
the deal to become effective Aug. rs,
Substitute Outfielder Jack Murray
was informed by the Giants of his
unconditional release. to become eff
fective on the same date. This is the
third time Murray has been releas-
ed by the local club in two years.
The New York club returned
Catcher ]. SNYDER to the Brooklyn
club as the National league refused
to sanction his purchase because the
Giants already had 20 players on
their roster
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
once Of ComptrOller OF the Currency,

washington. August Is, 1et7.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to- the undersigned, it has
been made 10 appear that The Fargo
National Bank" In the City of Fargo,
in the County of Cass and State OF
North Dakota, has complied with ali
the provisions OF the ACT OF Congress
ITO enable National Banking Assoc
Citations to extend their corporate ex-
istence. and for other purposes, APP
proved July liz, 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 I'd Csss and State of
North Dakota, ls authorized to have
succession for the period specified In
it's amended articles of association
namely. until close OF business on
August is, 1897.
lii testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal OF ONCE this Eight
zenith Jay OF August, 1917.
r.. p. KANE,
Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
Charter No. 5OS7. Extension No 1899.
(Currency Bureau Seal, ComptroIIer
of the Currency, Treasury
DEPARTMENT.
tAug, ~ 70 Sept. 70, 1917, inc.)
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REDS ARE BETTER BALL
CLUB THAN GIANTS, SAYS
GRIFFITH OF SENATORS,

Cleveland, Aug. 24.-Clark Griffith,
manager of the Washington Ameri.
cans, recently picked Cincinnati to
win the National league pennant.
After Griff's picking the Reds began
pushing the New York Giants, but
after they returned to Cincinnati aft
err their last trip in the east, the club
began to slip. Matty IL getting them
together again.
'Christy Mathewson has a better
ball club right now than New York"
Griffith said. Il know what Pm
talking about, for Cincinnati played
a series with my club this spring
and had good chance to size up
Matty's material.
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swer the complaint In this action.
which is filed with the Clerk Of SAID
District Court at his once in the
Court House in the City of Fargo, in
said County and State, and 20 serve
copy Of your answer upon the Sub
scfiDer within thirty days after the
service OF this summons upon you
exclusive Of the day Of service; and
IN case OF your failure to appear or
answer judgment will be taken
against you BY default for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Dated August Sth. A. D. 1917.
WILLIAM j. GLApp,
Attorney for Plaintiff, once and.
Post once Address: First National
Bank Building, Fargo, North Dakota.
To the above named Defendants,
and each OF them, Take Notice:
That this action relates 20 and is
brought for the purpose OF detefmAn-.
ing adverse claims and Quieting title
in the plaintiff 70 the following de-
sertbed real estate, situate in the
County or Caeg and State Of North
Dakota. tO-Wit;
I1ots number -Four (4). Eight (s)
and Eleven l1il in Block number
Four I41 Of case, Feake e Halls Adj
dition 10 the city 81 Fargo. accord
ing to the certified plat thereof on
Register Of Deeds Of said caBs
WILLIAM j. cLArp,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
lAug. <io-17-z4-a1. Sept 7-l4, 1917
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pirntas Lone to pravea.

Boston, Aug. 2l.--Tyler had the
better OF Grimes in q pitching battle
here Thufsday, Boston defeating
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh's run was the
liner in the seventh. Boeckers error
on Maranville's grounder In the sew
enth with two out let in the winning
run. Catcher Meyers, of Boston, split
hts hand on a full tip on Schmidts
- R.H.E,
Pittsburgh So. 900 900 1901 5 /
Boston 1890. 900 010 10x-2 4
IBatteries-Grimes ana Sohmidti Ty-
Ter and Meyers, Rico.
81 -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., not sched-
Mad p 4
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state, OF North Dakota, County OF
Cass. In District Court Third Judi
ciat District.
O. 4. Twilight, Plaintiff, vs.. John A.
lace, Earle y. Fleming, I'D. Buckle
Bruce, and all other persons un-
known claiming any estate or inter-
est In or lien or lncumbrance upon
the property described IN the CON-
plant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The state of North Dakota to the
above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned TO an
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CBy Associated Press.)
standing of the Clubs.


New York, Aug. a4.--New York and
Chicago played brief tie game here
Thursday. rain stopping the game
after five innings. Schupp and Vaughn
sixteen players having gone to bat
for each side. Schupp permitted only
one hit and Vaughn two. Two games
will be played today.
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No other games played.
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Cleveland, Aug. 24.-Johnny Kill
bane, the featherweight champion,
plans to rest for at least two months.
The Cleveland boxer, who succumbed
to Benny Leonard's punches for the
first knockout of his career, does not
intend to engage in any more bouts
with lightweights unless Il is a re-
turn match with the 13S-pound cham
pion.
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MIX hit and Errors.

Brooklyn, Aug. 2t.--Three singles.
a triple and an error gave st. Louis
four runs In the hrst inning Thurs
scored two more for Sc. Louis in the
NTH. Meadows was wild and retired
ID the second inning. Scorei
81. Louis ...., 400 O30 00O--7 10 o
BROOKLYN ...... 220 900 1905 . 2
-Batteries--Meado and Snyder.
Gonzales; Smith and Kruger.
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Milwaukee, WIS, Aug. 24.-Kant-
lehner. allowed Milwaukee but two
hits up to the seventh, when dou-
BILE, a single, a base on balls and two
errors gave the locals four runs, Mil
waukee defeating indianapolis in the
| first game OF the series, to 1. Bar
RVS fielding featured. The score:
r. H. r.
Indianapolis -. 900 100 000---l 5
Milwaukee 20. 900 900 40x--4 5
Batteries-Kantlehne and Gossett;
Sherdel and Murphy.
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PROTEST DIsALLoWED,
(Rv AaGnniatAd praaa

Chicago, Aug. 24.--The protest OF
the Chicago Americans over a game
lost to Cleveland early in the season
when Umpire Nallin called d balk on
Pitcher panfefth with the bases fiii-
ed was disallowed by President
Johnson of the American league
Thursday.
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GENE DALE RECALLED.

10y AHbUCIdISN FIebbJ
Denver, Colo, Aug. 24.--Gene Dale,
Denver's star pitcher, was recalled
by the Indianapolis American assoc
citation club Thursday, it was an
nounced here. Dale was loaned to
Denver, and Joined the local team
June 20 last.
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DUNDEE ouTPolNTs MEALEY.
(Bv Annotated Press.l

Philadelphia. Aug. 24.--Johnny
Dundee, the New York lightweight.
easily outpointed Johnny Mealey OF
this city In six-round bout here
Thursday night Dundee had the
first, which went to the local boxer
Both men weighed less than 1873
pounds.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
(By Associated Preas.l
standing OF the Clubs.


Kansas city. Ang 24.--Louisville,
with Davis and Stroud pitching, de-
feated Kansas City. s 20 4. here
Thursday In the opening game OF the
series. Kirke led the Louisville at
tack with four hits. Davis was taken
out in the eighth after allowing one
R.H. Z
Louisville -. O1o 200 2o0--5 Ii 3
Kansas City -. 600 900 040--t
Batteries--Davis. Stroud and Glenn
ons; McQuillan and Berry.
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st. Louis, Aug. 24.-Severeid's muff
of Sloan's throw to the place in the
third inning was responsible for st.
Louis loss of Thursdays game to
Boston. With one down in the third.
Barry singled and took second on
Hoblitzelrs out at first, Lewis singled
to right and when SEVERED dropped
Sloan's perfect throw, Barry scored.
Lewis went TO third on the error and
scored on a single by Hooper. score;
r. II. q.
Boston ........ 1o2 o10 900 II D
st. Louis ...... 001 O0l 000--2 10
.Ratteries--Nays.,a and Thomasi Sofa.
oron, Rodgers and SEVERED. .
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YOUR CHANCE-If you have a good
half section or more of improved
or unimproyed 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 handie
same for you. We want your offerings
of whatever size. Also have customer
with good improved section of Canada
land 10 exchange for land in the ter
ritory named, The King Land a. Loan
IN. associated with r. u. Gllltgans
over Palace Clothing Co., Moorheaa,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
standing Of the Clubs.
Tigers Defeat Athlet,cs.

Detroit, Aug. 24.-Detroit hit Noyes
hard Thursday, and defeated Phila-
delphia. Dauss was found for nine
hits, but kept them scattered. Detroit
made triple play in the sixth. With
Bates on second and Strunk on first,
Young in time to double Bates before
he could return to second. Young then
threw to Burns, retiring Strunk.
Score.
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THE GOVERNMENT needs FaImers
a. well as Fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand acres OF
oregon q California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in United
States. To be opened for homesteads
ana sale. Containing some OF best
land left in United states. Large copy
righted map, showing land py Sec
lions and descriLtion OF soil, climate.
rainfall, elevations, temperature, etc.
f,oeating Co, Portland. oregon.
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sOx score shutout.

Chicago, Aug. 24.--Military and flag
raising day was topped of with q
to victory for Chicago over Wash
ington, in the first game OF the series
Thursday The locals punched hits on
Shaw in the third and fourth innings
but was given good support I'm the
pinches. The Chicago and Washing
ton clubs put on their drill for the In,
spection OF Col. Raymond Sheldon,
who is to act as Judge In deciding the
best drilled team, which will be given
a $500 purse and whose drillmaster
will receive an additional 800. Dur
ing the drill Eddie Foster was taken
Ill and tainted. He was assisted from
the field. 1t was announced later that
he was suffering from ptomaine pois-
oning. Clyde Mylan, also of the
Washington club, was out OF the
game with the same ailment, having
become III early Thursday. The city
pennant emblematic OF the champion
ship Of Chicago was raised. Several
regiments OF infantry, numbering
attended the game as guests of Presi-
dent Comiskey. Just before the game
started, Manager Griffith, Of the
Washington club, who started the
bats and balls fund, was presented
with check for S741 by q local paper
to add to his fund to purchase base
ball paraphernalia for the boys in
thrown up into the stands TO the sol
diers and sailors by members of the
two clubs. Score:
washington -. 600 900 1000 8 4
Chicago ....... O04 200 00x---6 s 2
Batteries--shaw, Ayers and Aim
smith, Henry Cicotte and Schalk.
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Cleveland, Aug. 24.-Although New
York made AS many hits as CLEVELAND.
the locals made better use OF their
safe drives and won Thursdays game.
Klepfer had perfect control, not issu-
ing pass. This Speaker made his
re-entrance into the game after being
hit on the head with q pitched ball.
He struck out the first time up, and
retired in the sixth, his head still
bothering him. Score:
New York ..... olo 900 loO--2 s o
Cleveland 1890. 900 02o o0x--4 s o
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Philadelphia -. 900 001 Oils 5
Detroit ,..... lilo 030 20xA-7 is 2
Batteries - Noyes and Schang:
Dauss and Spencer. n.
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ogTE0PATHs.

mn. a. II. CAvANAUHa---osteo
Resident graduate OF the National
School 81 chicago. President nk
Fargo ganitarlum. Phone No. eaa
Address. 1875 Bra ave. ..
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HONTEoPATHs.

mn. :. q. DILLON--speclai attention
20 diseases OF Infants and cnlidfeAs.
daisefiaracIa Blk,
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rRANK 4 ANDKRs-.clxli NnEia14f.
cifs Hail.
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Earl Hamilton, Of the Browns. went
through the first half or the season
without winning q ball game He
pitched good ball many times. but
something always deprived him OF
victory
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KEGS a great amount Of trouble when
he wore d Cleveland uniform. but as a
Tiger Willie has done quite a little
fine pitching against Donovan's team.
The Clncinnati club surely picked
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CHTROPRACTORs

n. a. WINDSOR, D. C.-Licenhed
Doctor 81 ChkrupracEic. Palmer
GRADUATES. experienced, Consultation
free Lady attendant. 4At~As deLen-
drerie nik. Phone s&&-W.
0nO. a. NEwsAhT, Fargo's Pioneer
Chiropract0r. the only specific. pure
and unduIkefated GhirupfActof ia N4r-
90 Individual rest room tor iaale&
Phone f2as~1v Eavinva e Loan Bldr
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If iris Speaker expects to beat Ty
Cobb out ia the fight for the batting
crown this season he had better start
moving Tgrus Is acting as III he
didn't intend to, have Ii close this
year
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FOR sALE-A first class tailor shop
in Wilton, n. D.; have all modern
equipment. including Hoffman steam
pressing machine; have been drafted
for the army and must sell at once;
will sell for invoice. Ed Moe, Wiz
ton N ID.
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DR. 5. 4. RRENETrE--DentisE sps-
cialiEt IN extracting and arktfiGiAl
teeth. Huntington Blk, over y. -
Holmes cargo, ri. y.
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Lamar Satterfeld's
Little Daughter Dies
END CAME THIS MORNING AFTER
TWO WEEKS ILLNESS OF
PNEUMONIA

Mary Christine satteraeld the lit
tie daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lama
G. SattertIeld, S!ed this orning at four
o'clock at the home OF her parents on
Boydston street. The child was taken
i'll two two weeks ago, pneumonia do
yeloping which resulted in her death.
She had been in a critical condition
for several days.
Mary Christine was aged three and
one half years. having passed her third
anniversary on the, seventh OF last Au
gust. She was On unusually bright
and attractive little girl and her seri
Gus illness and death has brought the
greatest sorrow to her. parents and
relatives as well as to u host Of friends
One other child Lucille. aged four and
a half years survives Mrs. Satterfeld
was formerly Miss Marie Mann.
Funeral services will be held on Sat
urday afternoon from the residence al
$3.50 o'clock and interment will be
made in Woodlawn cemetery by Tn
dertaker Musgrave & Son.
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ORGANIZED LABOR
ASKS FOR 10B|LLS
Free Text Book and Moth
er's Pensions Are Among
Them.
(Ry Associated Press,

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan. 25.-
The State Federation of Labor has ten
bills in its list which the legislature
either has been or will be asked to
pass. The majority of them have been
introduced, some without solicitation
from the organization. The subjects
Of the legislation II asks are child IA
Dor, mothers pensions. free text
books, anti.injunction, eight hour linz
it for women's work day, coal weigh.
ing, public highways into mine proper.
ty, twice month pay on railroads.
and poor children" act.
The last named subject Is covered
in bill which will be introduced this
week. 1t provides that in any county
where child of INDECENT parents or
guardian cannot be setn to school be.
cause Of such indigency, that the coun.
ty court make provision for the edu.
cation of the child. Not less than two
dollars nor morethan five may be paid
for such maintenance, under the pro.
vision Of the act.
The committee. on taxation and Il.
nance in the House is devoting consid.
cradle time TO consideration of Dele.
gate Hershmans bill No. $50 wh;ca
provides for the assessment of taxes
upon oil and gas interests, and the
method of collecting them. Tho bill
does not maze traditional tax but
provides manner of assessing oil and
gas properties which are owned by
several persons not associated in the
proceeds.
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SENATE AND HOUSE
both WORK HARD
Former Passes 12 Bills To-
day and the Latter
(By Associated press1

CHARLESTON, Jan. 25-Twelve
bills were passed by the senate today
and six by the House. Ono bill from
each house ON third reading was not
passed, the Senate having rejected by
a vote OF is to Its number s relat-
ing to marriages.
House bill rs relating to compulsory
school attendance was resubmitted
to the committee on education on mo.
ton of its patrons SO that a number
of amendments may be made.
The railroad committee of the House
reported adversely to the passage OF
Housebill 157 relating to the payment
by railroad companies for stock killed
and injured and after the house voted
to reject, motion to reconsider car.
rted, and the bill was sent to first read
ing.
The bills passing the Senate re.
spectively relate to circuit courts,
itinerant vendIrs. releases and &C.
acknowledgements, court cost. release of
convicts on probation, salaries of
county officers, approval of bonds, and
aftdavits, preparatory school at Key.
nsr, Raleigh county school district,
colored tuberculosis institution and
anuity companies.
The bills passed by the House relate
respectively to decrease of sales, com.
mon pleas court OF Kanawha county,
abolition of criminal court of Fayette
suits against or by partnerships, relief
of husbands and pensions for school
teachers.