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PAGE TEN Germ of Rabies Reported round ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE SUR GEON ANNOUNCES DISCOV ERY OF CULTIVATION Of BACILLI. New York,. Sept. 8—Physicians were interested today in the announcement that Dr. Hydeo Noguchi, of the Rocke feller institute for medical research in this city, had discovered and culti vated the germs of rabies. For thirty years pathologists have sought to Iso late the germ which produces hydro phobia, but. without success. Dr. Nog uchi, after describing his researches saiys.:. "The method that has yielded the result to be reported is similar to that employed successfully for the cultiva tion of the spirochaetae of relapsing lever. In the cultures very minute granular bodies arise which on sub sequent transplantation, of re-appear jn the new cultures through many fenerations. The same bodies are obtained from 'street,' 'passages' and "(bred' virus. *'Qa lour different occasions I observed in the cultures from 'pass age' and 'fixed' virus, nucleated round qr oval bodies, surrounded with mem branes totally different from the more 9ilnute granular bodies, although aris ing in the cultures in which the latter occurred. Their appearance was sud- in® in. the cultures in which the latter ilsn and their duration four to five days, when they diminished, coinci dent with an increase in granular bodies. In one of the four instances the larger bodies appeared in a cul ture obtained from the brain of a rab bit, previously inoculated with a cul ture of 'passage' virus which had giv en rise to the symptoms of rabies. In two of the instances the larger nucle ated bodies arose in cultures prepared from 'fixed' virus in which the negri fcodies were? difficult to demonstrate «iUie» i* spctjons or in films." Yor IN THE WORLD OF "MOVIES Realizing that the theatre going public has become Inalienably at tached to the moving picture theatre, •and that it represents the source of amusement of a majority of the peo ple of "Valley City, the Times-Recard fcas decided to publish once each week brief resume of what the moving picture manufacturers are doing for our enteTtainment. The comment will be brief, but it is hoped that they will feelp enlighten the public as to what is the best to be had in this line, and en able them to appreciate the offerings the Valley City play house (or play houses, as the case will be in a few jaonths.) That the manufacturers of moving pictures have not yet reached the limit in elaborateness of productions Is indicated by the announcemem this veek of the production of "Lvanhoe," with a huge company of English play ers. The medieval costumes and cos toms of living are faithfully reproduc- «d, and the series of three reels is said in the army. "What might have been a serious ac- Kidney Pills, the same that Mrs. Mc eldent was narrowly averted last Tues day evening when S. P. Nokken and Joe Vandrovec ran into each other on the road near the Porter farm. The jjeattemen were driving their autos in opposite directions and attempted to pass each other when the accident oc curred.. Aside from bending the fend ers, aaxJ axels of both machines, no serious- d»mage was done. Rogers Citizen Tim«&-Itecord> Want Ads. bring result" The Rmtogton Cttht find to be one of the most spectacular fea- water mains tures ever produced. Actor stars in the "legitimate" have come to recognize the moving picture as one of the best mediums for plac ing their talents before the public. An indication of the attitude of the best actors before the public is found in the following list of plays which will be offered in the near future: Mary Pickford in The Bishop's Carriage Henry Dixie in Chelsea 7750 Lily Langtry in His Neighbor's Wife Laura Sawyer in An Hour Before Dawn. The English government has accept ed the moving picture as a welcome addition to the educational forces of the little island. The war secretary has arranged for the free use of Eng lish troops for pictures, the idea eb ing that the films will prove of great value to the British public in rousing patriotism and creating an interest Macfarland Has Millionaire Chum Chicago, Sept. 8.—Packy McParland the lightweight boxer was here a couple of days ago for the purpose of paying a visit to his friend Charles M. Schwab, steel magnate. When Packy calls at the Riverside Drive mansion he is not asked to wait in the recep tion room, under the guard of liveried servant. The latter has orders to usher the boxer forthwith into the presence of the head of the house, and he is entertained with the same lav ishness and importance as any digni tary that is included on the Schwab social list. "How does it feel to be ushered into the presence of a millionaire?" Packy was asked. "I felt a bit groggy the first time I met Mr. Schwab," was the rejoinder, "but in a few seconds he made me feel so much at home that I recovered my composure. Mrs. Schwab, too, was so pleasant that I liked her right at the start." WHY IT SUCCEEDS. Because It's For One Thing Only, and Valley City People Appreciate This Nothing can be good for everything. Doing one thing well brings suc cess. Doan's Kidney Pills are for one thing on'y* For weak or disordered kidneys. Here is Valley City evidence to prove their worth. Mrs. A. McFadgen, 726, Elm Ave., Valley City, N. D., says: "I had sharp twinges in the small of my back. These were worse when I was doing any sweeping. As Doan's Kidney Pills had been used by several of my family with good results, I gave them a trial and they cured me." The above statement must carry conviction to the mind of every read er. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—ask distinctly for Doas's Fadgen had—the remedy backed by home testimony. 50 call stores. Fos ter-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo^ N. Y. "When Your Back is Lame—Re member the name." Did you every think that a little cir cular now and then, to your custo mers, combined with your other ad vertising, will make your business more profitable. Phone No. 4 and let us submit you samples and prices on stationery, form letters, etc. The Little Rifles-Big in Quality OU are going to buy a .22 calibre rifle single shot repeater—you'll find that many well known crack shots started with a Remington-UMC .22. Their ad vice now would be "By all means, get a Remington-UMC* because they know that there is a tendency in some quarters to look upon these models as only "a small boy's rifle" and to cheapen them so that they can be •old at a price. You have just a» much right to" expect full shooting value in your .22 calibre arm aa in your $75 big game rifle. You want the Remington-UMC single shot at Ifom $3 to $6, .22, •25-10 or 32 calibre, made by the same people who make the famous Remington-UMC Autoloading Rifles. Or, if you prefer the repeating rifle, the Remington-UMC slide action .22 repeiter with its eaajr take-down ana apodal safety features, shooting .22 short, .22 Ion* or .22 long rifle cartridge*, at $10 and up, is your arm. Sold by live dealen .pt tnia community—the moat popular small calibre rifles in America, Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co. «Broadway I New York held on the 4th day of August*. A. THE WEEKLY TIMES-RECORD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1«i RESOLUTION. WHEREAS, The City Council of the City of Valley City, North Dakota, at 'ja regular meeting thereof, did hereto fore deem it necessary to extend the on Main street and Eastslde Avenue, as hereinafter more specifically set forth for the better fire protection of the residents of the water main district in which said ex tension is to be made, and did thereup on direct the city engineer of the city of Valley City to prepare plans, spec ifications and estimates touching the extension of said water mains, com mencing at the center line of First Ave. on Main street, thence east along Main street and across the Sheyenne River to the east end of Lot 24, Blocl 2. of Morrison's Addition and a branch main connecting with said water main at the intersection of Main street and Eastside Avenue, running south and east on said Eastside Avenue to the east corner of Lot 1. of Zetterberg'i subdivision of Lots "A" and "B" and Lot 8 of Riverside Park Addition Valley City. N. D. WHEREAS. The City Engineer did thereafter duly prepare and file with the City Auditor plans, specifications and estimates touching said proposed extension of said water mains upon said streets and avenues as aforesaid, which said plans, specificatipns and es timates are now on file in the office of the City Auditor of the City of Val ley City: and WHEREAS. The said City Council of the City of Valley City, the Mayor concurring therein, did after the filing of said report by the City Engineer in the office of the City Auditor of said City, by resolution duly approve said report as made and returned by said City Engineer: now therefore. IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED. By the City Council of the City of Valley City, North Dakota, the Mayor and two thirds of all the members elected, qualified and acting concurring, and upon said plans, specifications and es timates, and the report of the City Engineer of said City, as filed with the City Auditor, approved by the City Council in said matter, that the extension of said water mains of said City as above set forth is necessary to be done, according to plans and spe cifications of the City Engineer so on file with the Citv Auditor in said matter: and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That the expense thereof shall be defrayed by special assessment against the par ticular lots and parcels of Jand which will in tbe opinion of the "Special As sessment Commission" be especially benefited by the construction of the water mains aforesaid, and which lots or parcels of land are located in the water main district as heretofore b.v the City Council established, and lit which said district the extension of said water mains is to be made anf constructed: and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That tbis resolution be published twice, once in each week for two consecutive weeks, in the official newspaper of th» City of Valley City. North Dakota, ami that all persons interested be hereb* reouested and commanded to take no tice accordingly. Which said resolution was at meeting of said City Council of the Citv of Valley Citx. North Dakota, D. 1913. duly adopted. L. S. PLATOU. Mayor. of the City of Valley City. N. D. Attest: M. J. BOYD. Auditor. of the City of Valley City. N. D. Cinci Reds Play Kaws Past Season Kansas City, Sept. 5.—The Cincin' taati National league baseball club will play exhibition games with the local American association team here Ocito ber 2 and 3 according to an announce' ment at the headquarters of the local club today. Miss Mary Ritchie who had expect ed* to leave earlier in the week for Bandon, Ore., will not start until tor morrow morning. She will be accom panied as far as Glendlve, Mont., by Miss Cecil Ward who has been spend ing the past couple of days the guest of Miss Hazel Nellson. F. S. Mosher of Oakes, was a busi ness caller in the city Friday. R.R. TIMETABLE NORTHERN PACIFIC. East Bound. No. 2 &•, No. 4 .. No. 6 .. No. 8 No. 120 ...11:28 p. .. 2:08 p. .. 7:57 a. .. 8:06 p. .. 6:32 p. West Bauna. No. 1 No. 8 No. No. No. 5 .. 7 .. 119 Numbers 1 ana 2 via High Bridge. Ask Your Wearest'Sbo Afent News of the State Farmers in the northern part of the state report threshing help numerous with wages at $2.5(1 a day, Wheat on the Great Northern ex periment farm near Monago went bet ter than 33 bushels to the acre. The Courtenay Gazette complains of the lack of hbteli accommodations there, and declares tiiai one house re cently closed Its doors- because it could not secure satisfactory help. Caught direGtly in front of the sickle on his binder Peter O'Conners. farmer near CaMte Ikttl a narrow escape from death wbenVthe team started forward, catehibg lis leg in the sickle and: seribusfy gashing it. At Osnabrock, foe several nights last week, the farmers rigged up head lights for their hitwfera, and ran them all night, as the grain was shelling badly. The first town to be located on the Midland rajOraad ta twelve miles south! of Wimbledon and will be called Cles ments. It te said a number of bustf ness houses have already decidendi to locate there. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Trosdald Who! have been visiting with their daugh ter at Ogden, Utah, for the past sev eral months have left for Portland^ Ore., and will make a tour of the coast. Tom DeLancey will leave within a week for Charleston, South Carolina, where he will enter the Porter EpisctK pal Military school, r*. ,/ FOR RENT—Seven room, house and barn. Inquire James Daily, Mapl^ Ave and Fifth St. Phone 246L. 8-28-dtf-wtf '.V' ESTRAYED FROtt PASTURE Sixteen, 1 2 and 3 year old colts, 12 have numbers burnt in hoofs. Liberal reward for return of any of these colt# or any information of Value. Johnston Stock & Farming C., Marlon, N. D. Farm No. 1. 9-4-eod-tf-wtf NOTICE'TO HUNTERS, r-n From •ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DUIUTH&SUPEP/OP '-'H At the last annual meeting. lt wafe decided that no hunting 'be allowed 1: Hobart Township by non-residentp without permission of land owners. 9-4-6td-ltw. :J. P. PETERSON, Chairman Town Board. NOTICE TO HUNTERS. No hunting allowed on section 8 •58. Trespassers will be prosecut J. H. White. j-9-3-2td ltW 141 ed. 7 22 p. m. 7:34 a. 7:36 p. 9:59 a. 8:27 WANTED —Housekeeper by year. Steady position children not ob: jectionable. School near. Apply to Bank of Valley City. v* OneOf* JBasssmmmmmmtsaa "67 You ma? tne aaafcf Gworfte recipe and die beatcfmatari&and make ft urtAJIy.thftoimmay be jint right, yetyoawiB ha«e-ftjaikireif "ThePowtir behadlbe Don jh" not theright aaimake it light* digestible,Wholesome. Good baking widtai good baking powder isout of (Emm BoVw Audnrhai wonderful iMvanag power, aod'tkedovii —in th« bawl and in the oven—maket good icttkt doubly Talano "good lack" "Life insurance increases the stability of the business world." -^ROOSEVELT. "All a man can do under existing ciscttinstances to safeguard his family is to get his life insured.*" —TAFT. "We are in this world to provide, not for ourselves, but for., others, and that is the basis of economy." —WILSON. 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