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South st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 5.-Hogs,
receipts 1880; 10m15 higher; range
SI6.7b@1T1b; bulk $1,000 q 1905.
cattle. receipts $500; killers strong
steers $500 a 1880; cows and heifers
R.7S0s.0O: veal calves strong, $1,000
1900; stoekers and feeders strong
sheep. receipts $500; steady; lambs
SIS. OO@I6.OO; wetheFs $1,000 1900;
ewes ss.00@l0.b0.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec 5.-Flour,
unchanged; shipments oo,565 bbls.
Barley $1.13@1.40. Rye S1.7Sh 61.S0.
Bran S40.00@41.00.
Wheat, receipts today were 236 cars.
compared with 434 year ago. Corn.
white TAN @75k. Flax S3.27k Q3.304A.
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Sporting NeDs
GARDNER TEAM Want
BASKETBALL GAMES

Gardner, N. D., Dee. 5.-The
Gardner basketball team has been
organized for the season Rmd
wants games with any indepen-
dent quint I'm Fargo, MOOrhead
and vicinity. For dates address
basketball Manager, Gardner
N. ID,
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ExPEH, RACE HORSE OWNER.
80 AnnnninAnM ErAne

New York. Dec 5.-Charles J. Root,
waterbury,, Conn, was expelled from
the National Trotting association by
the board OF review here Tuesday
night, for wrongfully racing a mare
named Edna L., az Woonsocket. r. T.
and at windsor. Conn. She was en-
tered az Flora A.
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Ta NJ

Indianapolis News: In a kinder
Karten class hags were shown ana
IN answer TO a question q little SIT
gave the response that was expected
of her. This Is the flag of ny ccun-
try"
aAnd what IL the name % your
country vas the next question.
Tts OF thee" was the prompt re-
ply.
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MOoRHEAD BOWLING LEAGUE.


The Palace Clothiers made IL three
straight over the Peterson Mercantile
five in the second match game in the
MoorheRd Bowling league on the Com
stock alleys Tuesday evening. A. An
derson was high pin with 1872 in his
first try, and connected for high aver
age with scores of 192, 40 and $50,
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BRITTON BEATS TILLMAN

Boston, Dec. SACK Britton, of
New York, won the decision over
johnny Tillman, OF Minneapolis. in a
twelve-round bout here Tuesday night.
Tillman fought gamely but was out
pointed.
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HIGHER DISCOUNT RATES.

Washington, Dec. 5.-To discourage
initiation and promote sound business
conditions the federal reserve board
has approved a general increase in
discount rates Of about X per cent
for most of the twelve federal reserve
banks.
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CHICAGO CASH MARKET.

Chicago, Dec. 5.---Corn, No. yellow,
old. S2.22; No. 3 yellow, old, $2.1s; new
Sl.S3@1.9O; No. yellow $1.65 q 1.s3.
oats. No. 8 white 75A Q76&; standard
7Shm77. Rye, No. 2. $1.S0H. Barley,
$1.ZO91.45. Timothy, s5.OO@ $50.
clover $4,000 a $500. Pork, nominal.
Lard, $25.S7. Ribs, $3.50.
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The Colts took three straight from
the ID. b. G.. team in match OF the
Y. M. G.. A. Bowling league bowled
on the *" alleys Tuesday evening.
The PoiIus bowl the Repeaters this
evening. The scores:
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New York, Dec. 5.-The Amateur
Fencers League Of America will hold
no championship contests or tourna-
ments this winter because Of wartime
conditions, It was announced here
Tuesday night
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BY inc LUWFL.
IA O. HANSON.


Lincoln Telephone News. Weary
Nike Cat thu telsphone)--Say. kin I
talk to Mr.. McAfeez
0perator-EYha is hts number
pieaseg
Weary Mike-Wot? Is be pinched
again.
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rr.ECT pnOwN CAPTAIN.

~ aI""H79N-70--N =
ST. Paul, Mimi, Dec b.=-Theodore
Brown, Of this city, was elected cap
tain 81 the Williams college football
team Tor neat year at Williamstown
EmeBaays
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Louisville C0urier-Jomrnal: Words
are inadequate to express my love.
4 know they are. Ferdy4 said the
dear girl TRY candy and vlolets
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FARGO PRODUCE FRICEs.
FARGO GRAM HIARKET,

'sHow's your motor car behaving
We'll" replied Mr.. Chugginas the
way IT uses FaHoNne shows that while
Ii may be weak ID spots lts appetite
BE- all right"
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Notice and Citation, Hearing OF Final
Account and Distribution Of Estate.

Notice and Citation, Hearing of Ftnat
Account and DistrIbutiOn Of Estate.
| state of North Dakota, County OF
Cass, SIS. In County Court, before
Hon. A. G.. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter Of the Estate OF
Emma Klug, Deceased.
H. l. Loomis, Executor. VS.. Nels
Monson, George w. Gundersons Mrs.
w. Chesney, Fred Klug and l.. n. NIL
Ter, Special Guardian of Florence N.
Chesney, Respondents. - Notice and
Citation, Hearing of Final Account
and Distribution OF Estate.
The State of North Dakota 10 the
above named Respondents:
You, the said Nels Monson, George
w. Gunderson. Mrs. w. ChesneY, Fred
Klug and L. n. Miller, Special Guard
ian of Florence III. Chesneys are mere
by notified that the final account OF
City Of Fargo, County OF Cass ana
state III North Dakota, deceased. has
been rendered TO this Court therein
showing that the estate OF said de-
and distributIorl, and petittonlng that
his account be allowed, the residue
OF said estate be distributed TO the
persons thereunto entitled, his admin
istration closed, and he be dlschargedi
that Friday, the Sth day OF December,
a. ID. 1917, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon Of that. day. at the Court Rooms
of this Court. in the Court House. IN
the City OF Fargo. County OF Cass and
state 81 North Dakota, has been duly
appointed BY this Court for the set
Element thereof, at which time and
place any person interested IN said
estate naay1appear and file his excep-
tione. in writing, 70 said account and
petition and contest the same.
And you, the above named respond
ents, and each Of you, are hereby cited
and REQUIRED then and there 20 pc and
appear before this Court, and show
cause, f any you have, why said ac-
count should not be allowed the res
idne 81 said estate distributed, the
administration OF said estate closed
and said executor discharged.
Dated the 27th day Of November a..
ID. 1917.
BY the Court.
A q. HANSON.
Judge of the County Court
Lat the service OF the above Ctta-|
tion be made BY personal service and
~ publication IN The Fargo Forum
and Daily Republican in the manner
A. c. HANSON, 4
Judge Of the County Court
Nov "a Dec b-l2, 1870
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osTEOPATHs.

DIR. J. T.. CAyANAGH--1ste
Resident graduate Of the Aationa
School OF Chicago President Of
Fargo sanitarium. Phone No. $40.
Address. 1899 Ord Ave. $.
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The Fargo Forum Want Ad Page


FOR CITY PROPERTY. see Herbert
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M ]. @. DILLlON-Special attention
10 diseases OF infants and cniiaren.
deI,endrecte Blk.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
IADAMSON LAW NOW
| IN SUPREME COURT

Washington. Jan. S.--Ths govern
ment's fight TO prevent the Adamson
law from being cast aside as anconsti-
.tutional. began In the United states
supreme court today. The now ia
nous eight-hour Law came up on a
test case brought by receivers Of the
Missouri. Oklahoma q Gulf railroad
In the Western Missouri federal dis
trict court before Judge Hook who
ruled the law unconstitaticnal,
Opening the governments arSa-
ment today at 3 o'clock solicitor Gen
eral Davis asked for extension Of time
for argaments. which was granted BY
Chief Justice White.
Davis limited that congress might
have acted unwisely In passing the
Adamson law.
"If It did" he said. congress must
repeal Il: the judiciary cannot re-
serve that function"
Davis concluded at t;so and the
court adjourned for the day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
Feelina the Ensmy.

Long Ben. q stage driver In the
southwest with soft voice and a gen
tie disposition. but with several notch
es on the handle Of his revolver. Is not
given to seeking tFvuhle
Not very hong agc he broG=at in
200 pound salesman ard. tie roads
beius unusually lou-h laEIcd 10th him
aud his trunk in tsiaer had repair
The more the lra'rih= lhan thoughi
Of II the ;nalccr kr ~. anl that night.
when be ..iScvrCgcd un his tsunk had
been wre led. b.. = an boiled over
and he aaDouncesl - Ia the morning
be would beat that stage driver into
unconscious uSiIntss tie rd up early
and paced the oe.cc of TIE hosel await
Ing the arrival % Long Ecu.
One Of the Stage dri,er's trends SIP
ped over to the o1s-c OF The livery sia
BILE. where the latter slept. aud tipie'l
him of
Say. Ben. that fire eating pickle
salesman you bnai,ht in last niSbt +
over there laying for you aud Is gDIB-
10 knock your allegeJ heal on Is sooa
as :. on so to Breakfast.
Rubbing his cheek sIecGla.i,eiy. hs
said in his peculiarly mid dTawl. ~
just fool that guy won't 70 &
breakfast Saturday Evening Post
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
The He;chs of Trees.

When one Is gu, Tor walk II is o
very common thing TO wish 10 know
the height OF particular tree whicb
happens 10 catch tie eye, When th'
sun IL shining Il IS iosslhe Accurately
20 measure the height Of the tree fson
the shadow Il casts "n the snnnid la
order 60 do 40 sink mgst ! G sci ~.
right in the ground 30 tha, ii- shadoA
falls lesile the III. u ~ lie Tree
Then, as tie lengib Of the stick y shad
ow to the sticks heiglh. ~ is the
length of the trees shadow to ih'
trees height For eSauplc. sulr"'ee a
two aud belf foot ai'k shows 4
shadow three feet long and iis' iire''
shadow is eighteen feet long There
fore the tree Is six rimcs as hlgb O.
the stick. which shows that the height
Of the tree will he fifteen feet
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08

sionary working among the Indians.
lie had crossed the Niagara river and
made his way so1thward through
western New York into northern Penn.
sylvanin. whcrc be found spring
from which oil nowed. This oil was
highly esteenaed by the indians for
medicinal uses,
The letter " the priest was publish
ed IN ltssa IN sagarfs 'iIistcire dn
Canada" Tits ou spriug was proba.
bly, ticnticai with the Que described
by the Massachusetts, Magazine In
lTSa.
-in The northern part " rcgnsylva'
MIA therr Il ere~k called on creek.
which cmptie. lnio the Allegheny r!s.
er. II issues FROM y sl,rins on the top
Of which ncats M oil d,nllar 10 that
called Barbados TAR aud from which
one may gather several gallons q day.
The truops sent 10 .uatd the western
posts halted at the same spring, col.
ieetc,i some Of the oil aud bathed their
Joints with II. This gave them great
relief from the rheunmti-m With whlth
they were afiliriel New York Word.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08

Two hundred and sixteen residents
of eastern Washington, northern
Idaho and Alberta stopped in Grants
Pass for half an hour Sunday morn
ing and exchanged greetings with the
Grants Pass people who were gather
ed at the depot. All the excursion
lists seemed much interested in be-
coming acquainted with the districts
through which they were travelling
and we're anxious for information
concerning southern Oregon. AZ the
depot the Commercial club provided
a number OF boxes OF spitzenberl
apples. and soon every visitor wal
eating one OF the luscious fruits and
voicing his admiration Of the navol
Of the Rogue valley apple. Booklets
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08

advised him the committee had no
right TO demand answers or produc-
ton OF his papers. and adding that he
does not purpose to stand on that
right lawson said;
There have been leaks in the
United States supreme court as well
as from the White House. l am go
ing to proceed TO lay before the COM
mittee all that l consider advisable
to show up this damnable situation
that has existed for the past two
years. and TO help stop such a thing
as happened the other day when
citizens lost two billions Of dollars. "
Lawson said.
II mean by that leaks from the su-
preme court OF the United States.
from the senate. advance information
OF cabinet officers, advance informa-
ton direct from the White House
Asked II he would name the per-
sons responsible for the leak he had
charged. lawson answered:
ITO do that would have 10 be q
principal conspirator or beneficiary.
DO you know OF any individual
who conveyed this information tc
Wall street," he was asked.
Lawson said he had no direct legal
knowledge"
II know many who profited from
the leak" he continued. Il profitet
myself"
A new row started when Henr,
wanted TO know II lawson woult
privately give any information abou'
the state department at the end o.
he investigation.
Il will give II 10 the chairman,
Lawson said.
Il have done what have only 4
have hell iambasted out Of me"
Referring 10 a senator. LawsoI
called him an "uncivilized. sure
enough old blatherskite." The com
mittee objected to the talk.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
t,,,, Aid 10 IN. Deal.

A reader sends this uo,cl suggestion.
which ma! prove scrvlccable In an
emergency TO those whose hearing has
been impaired; "A f,icud who ls deaf
made Inc acquainted With q very siin-
pie aid TO hearing which wish to pass
OH to others II Is nothing morc than
a mailing tube. ANY Kind ~ lalcr can
be used. however, by simply rolling u
Into tube and speaking iuio tue cnd.
letting the other res, against the ear
Of the deaf person am about as deaf
as they ever cot aud have slent hun.
dreds OF dollsrs with specialists, but
this simple roll Of lsilFr bcats them
all. Even u ncwslai~r ,ap lc hsc,l," .
N. Louis Pos, .DNgjvn
A classified ad Will give results,
Job work at the Courier.
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THE MIDDLE WEST.


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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
PORTUGUESE WILL co
TO WESTERN Front

With the British armies in the
field. Jan. 5.-tDclayed) Omcers
Of the Portuguese expedtionary forces
have arrived here preparatory TO
lighting on the western mont and are
tackling enthusiastically taoir new
problemR.
Authorization to cable this news
was given for the first time today.
Presence Of these Portuguese oficers
in France marks the beginning Of
Portugai's acutai participation m
lighting activities.
The officers express their impa-
thence to consummate their coantry's
entrance into the war by actual con-
tact with the Germans over parapet
and fghting line. They have q smart
appearance. being dressed In uni
forms very similary to the French
ofhcers. with q touch OF the British
blue-gra in the material. brown leg
gings and q cap shaped like the Brit
ish oficers. II Is understood the
Portuguese are well equipped with
-5 miliimeter field guns. these bat.
teries regularly constituting q part
OF the Portuguese division formation
The ofhcers display very good
training and exceptional keeness In
grasping the tricks Of the trade Pc
culiar to the western battle line.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08

Another 30 days and the time for
the planting OF sugar beets will be
upon us. How are You getting along
with the preparation Of the soil7
Last years experience proved that
the early bird gets the worm. or in
this case. the pay check. The factory
needs many times the beets this year
that II got last year. Every day
that the factory runs means added
prosperity for the entire community
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
RoMEs GREAT COLOSSEUM.
A Grim vhsAtsr ef Death That Was
prsnshsd With Bleed.

The most Imposing ,hcaier ever
ercscd by mortal hands. grim hcass
OF death. cvnsecraied by hlncd and
tears. the Colosseum stands today
siupcn,lous monument 10 Roman pride
ard degradation Almost third OF
mile In circumference. II towers l5s
feet up into the alr. the original and
monumental play to the gallery" Of
popular approval. IN NJ 4. u En-
percr TITUS opened its history With n
tremendous Inaugural Of hundred
days Of games" In which n.sn fought
with other men aud with Wild anima.s.
aud no one knows the caa .'a:c OF the
lives snuffcd cut on iis-i,.,S .iri sand>
TO make Roman b. ll,lg Z"
In the construction of ilIc rolpsseum
It's teiiders adhered 20 tho then new
note of snpcrimisrslng the three orders
-porsc. Ionic aud corinth.an--ap idea
that has excrtcd a rrrater influence
upon the design OF monumental works
than any other Roman innovation.
But who thlnks of ,hat standing b.
rorr II today with the go'den Italian
sunshine Elodsyiar everr scar aud con
jursng back from the dad Iast vivid
sptciacles OF Roman holidays full o'
noise aud color. laughter and bloodt
agonies. OF when hguid moonlight
iranshgurcs the classic ruin Into a
magic fabric. wherr stalk The THU
gh,sis Of saiut aud ,cslal. save ansl
emperory-Nationai Geographic Mar,
xfna
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland, Jan. s.--Today's market
quotations were:
wheat-.Ciub. l+s: bluestem. Isl.
oats--No. white feed. So.
Bariey---reed. 50.
Hogs Best live. io.40.
Prime steers. s.2s q $50; fancy
cows. 7.25 o 7.So; best calves. 200.
Spring lambs, li.oo.
Butter-city creamery. IS; eoan-
try. 80.
Eggs Selected local extras. ~.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
coAPARArrvE ASSESSMENTS

v
When one begins to probe into the
why's and vheretores Of some thingz
that enter into everday life. and. e.
pecsliy into the conduct OF affairs in
general. wonder comes that there are
70 few kicks IN esrtain dirscsionA
TAxes reach . point whore ability to
pay b stretched to the utmost. and
every fellow tAinks he il the worst
hit in the bunch. A glance ct some
Of the county assessments in the state
Of Oregon indicates . vide diver
gence In the placing Of values II
he value was used only In raising
De city and county taxes, the amount
Of the assessment would not be so
serious . handicap. for the levy
would be fixed to produce the amount
needed and no higher. But II Jose
pAlne county follows the spirit Of
tAe Law and assesses her property at
somewhere near its cash value. and
smother county does not the Josephine
county Is placed ct . disadvantAgs
when Il comes to making the levy for
stats taxe&.
The tax roll shows that Josephine
county has s3.l1s acres OF tiilAble
land, the word tillable as used mean
ing lands that are now under eul-
tivation. These lands are valued at
IN average OF SIS per scre. Then
over in Sherman the value placed up
on the agricultural lands BY the as
SCISSOR is 1851 cents per acre. From
these figures It will be noted that
the Josephine lond owner pays about
as much toward the running expense.
Of the state from one acre Of hi:
land as Sherman county man pay'
upon four acres
OF course there is a state boart
OF equalization to adjust these mat
tiers but some Of the figures woult
Indicate that they may not be adjust
ed upon inst the right basis. Their
are many reasons why southern Ore
gon land should bear premium eyel
upon the assessment roll over man
other districts. but may il not be pos
sible that some counties are valued a
too low q figure when the assesso
comes'round!
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08

. Early one evening a frail little SIR
entered q candy store AMI asked for
q cake OF chocolate After she had
the candy She put four pennies IN the
counter and started out
The storekeeper. though averse TO
frightening the little ihius. ral'ed aft
or her In gentle vol e:
You're a .eBny slmrt"
NO: you'r n penny short" she csiI
ed back NJ she Disappeared
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
Harmless humbuaa.

do you really think the public likes
to be humbuggedT' asked the man Of
many anxieties.
yes" replied Senator sorghum
when the hnmbuE Is pretty and harm
'css. But they resent the Kind tha,
luzzcs around waiting fora chspce ia
cling 'rm." Washington Star
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
A Msttsr ef Celsr.

He Cof ysir team)-yes. our family
dates back to the Normans Blue blooi
counts for something. ste-It won't
count much with pa. He's q Hnrvnr'
man. -Boston Traps r'pt
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08

descriptive Of the district were also
much sought after. and several hun
dred Of these were carried away,
while many left addresses that lit
eraturs might b forwarded later.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
A SURE Winpsr,

I've been stuck at different times on
cotton. tobacco. oranges and corn
"wellT'
wow think I'll Invest In . coal
mine. That crop In never failure. and
thsfes always demand for the out
put"--Ksnsas City Journal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
MONDAY, JANUARY 3 isis
~ <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
OREGoN WEATHER I

= Tonight and Tuesday rain =
= west, unsettled. probably raan =
= or snow east portion: southsrr \
= winds. nodsrats near ccasl =
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
GRANTS PASS WEATHER

Following Is a summary Of the
weather observation at Grants Pass
for the month OF December. 1915.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
TuMuY AND LANSING TESTIFY

Continued from Page u
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-08
WHEN PETROLEUM WAS FREE.
rhss Was Very early In the hisser,
OF This Country.

The dst refercn,e TO the DISCOVER,
OF petroleum. In America was contain
ed In letter written In i6.o by josepI'
dc Ia Roche dAIlion. French mis-