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.- "'A J* 1 Tuesday, Jan. 30. N, D. Tax association meeting. Wednesday, Jan. 31. N. D. Tbx aesociation Sv-c y v vv. meeting. Thursday, Feb, 15, N. D. and western Mian. Bottlers' convention. Wednesday, Fob. M. N. D. retail hardware dealers* eon* vention. Thursday, tt K. D. retail haroware dealora* con* ventjoft. Friday, Feb. 28. N. o, retail hardware dealers' con vention. Friday, July 12. Horwegian Singers of America. KLEM TOLD DOYLE WHERE TO GET OFF. 1 Klem is a great stickler for etiquette on the field, and insists on the players addressing him as. "Mister," which is the title he always gives them. In times of stress they sometimes put a curious accent on the word. One day karry Doyle, captain of the giants, started in toward Klem, who was working back of the hat, with the In tention of speaking his mind on the umpirieal ear. Lisrry had his head down and was roaring with rage. Bill promptly drew a line in the dirt In front of the plate with his too. "Don't you dare cross that line. Mister Doyle," he warned. 'Don't you do it!" Larry hesitated and considered. If he crossed the line he knew he would be lined. If he didn't his self-respect would be sorely damaged. Then he hastily hopped over into the forbidden territory with a mock: "I just wanted to tpfak to Meyers, Mister Klem." And Bill could hardly deny such a pleasant desire. "l»'ii I' 1 II 'Begin-This Morning- Embraced in this offering of fine em broideries are many beautiful patterns exclusive designs not to be had elsewhere —now that the prices are so little, fractions of regular cost—you can have all you want for every purpose and feel that you are spending but a little money. White Undergarments Of great variety and distinctive styles are being offered and sold in behalf of our January Muslin wear Sale. Every women will find keen enjoyment in supply ing her wardrobe at prices so notably reduced. N. B. We were a few days later than usual In beginning this an nual event, but the remarkable values offered will reward the waiting. The new goods just received and included both in sale of Embroid eries and Muslin Underwear will arouse particular interest. Clever Costumes at $20 and $25 High class afternoon and evening gowns, choice of a largre assortment, for any and every occasion. Just now we are offering un-heard-pf values in our highest priced exclusive garments* They come in dependable shades and materials such as hand painted Chiffons, Brocaded Crepes, Brocaded Satins* Chiffon Taffetas, Plain Chiffons, Plain Satins, etc. Dresses that were rightly priced at $42.50, $45.00, $55.00, $65.00, $69.00 to $75.00 are now sold at two pricot: $20.00 and $25.00 trjyt-cn/s3li4?e£* Coming Events Friday* Jan. St. North Dakota Frees association con vention. Third annual high school declama tory contest at A. C. Special Spring Showing of '•"l 11 1 Z$r miMnwiniMiiigBgMP'^ What's Saidl A. O. Arvold, H. P.: Stated conven tion of Keystone chapter this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Possibly work. E. L. Mackenroth, Commander: Stated conclave of Auvergne com mon dery Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rehearsal preparatory to in spection. Every officer is expected to be present. C. H. Chapman, Clerk M. W. of A.: Regular camp meeting Tuesday eve ning, 8 p. m., A. O. U. W. hall. Candi dates to be adopted. Woodmen mem bers of out of town camps cordially invited to attend. A. A. Johnston, Record Kaeper: Regular review of the Maccabees will be held in the Assembly hall Monday evening, Jan. 22, 3*12. AH members are urgently requested to be present. Review will be cabled promptly. Don't forget the time and place. Fifteen pounds granulated sugar for II at Yerxa-Skinner's Tuesday aud Wednesday. Egbert Gilbertson, county treasurer, returned to the city this morning aft« er spending a short visit with his family Sunday at Hickeon. Gilbert W. Davis today received a communication from Muraft temple, Noble 3 Mystic Shrine, Indianapolis, Ind.. informing his that he had been made member for life of said temple. This was a very gratifying communi cation to receive, but Mr. Davis is not satisfied with this and is going to see if he cannot make some other deserv ing member of the Shrine at Indian apolis happy as well as himsejf. Underwear Sole. See the reductions made by Howard Moody. Take advantage of the Sale. Embroideries Most complete Hue o i Embroideries .ye have ever had on display. The very best ••»KS»wiiiss^ii|iii|ijniii ,.! i mimt line shown in Fargo. All now on display in Center Aisle. v.v. 10c to $6*50 Per Y$. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OLSON'S ^Ur Dry Goods House The Weather FAIR AND COLDER. Temperatures are slightly lower In Montana, but showed a rise in nearly all other sections. Fair weather prevails in all districts except light snow in Minnesota and rain in California. Frost reported this morning at New Orleans. Indications for this vicinity are for generally fair weather tonight and Tuesday slightly colder Tuesday. Bipmarek Calory t.'enl* Lake... Edmonton..... Grnnd Forks.. Medicin# Hat. Moorhead ^tj'Appell©.... M. Paul Wilhaton Wtmolpag 31 W. D- Maxwell, The fact that 191 persons wer« kill ed during deer season shows that Eng land is not the only nation that takes its pleasures sadly. When the poet summed up hi» rea sons why the female of the species is more deadly than the male, ho forgot to mention her hatpin. The discovery of 5477 in a New York street beggar's pocket shows that there ore still people who do not use the postal savings' banks. GREY CREPE DE CHINE AFTERNOON GOWN. *5- TO fHB FARGO FORUM AND DAILY REPUBLICAN, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY Temperature Temporary Official in Chart* GEIlIi IW LOCAL COMMITTEE GETTING FI NAL PLAN8 IN DEFINITE SHAPE FOR STATE HARDWARE MEN'S CONVENTION NEXT MONTH— NEARLY ALL BOOTHS 80L(*. Final plans for the coming conven tion of the North Dakota Retail Hard ware association, which will be held in this city Feb. 21, 22 and 23, are now taking definite shape so that by the time the date for the convening rolls around everything will be in complete readiness to receive the flickertail hardware merchants who will be here. The big exhibit, which is to be held in the J. I. Case building on N. P. avenue, will be one of the greatest that the hardware association has ever attempted. There will be fifty four booths all told, and already out of this number forty-nine have been sold by Hubert Harrington, who is iu charge of the disposal of display spaces, and It is expected that within a few days all the rest will havo be?n sold. This will bo the first time the as sociation will have held an exhibit any place where all the booths will will be on the same floor and will show to good advantage. Qenerally some of the displays have had to have been crowded into balconies, but sufficient floor space at the Case building will give every exhibitor the same op portunities. One feature in connection with the convention will be the hotel arrange ment- Care has been taken to allow all the visitors good service and ac commodations in all the hotels as an agreement has been reached whereby there will be no lobby exhibits this year in any of the hotels, as all will be found at the exhibition building. This arrangement will prevent any one of the hotels from being designat ed as the official headquarters and leave the visitors free to go to the hoptelries of their own choice and also relieve any of them from being button holed by any of the exhibitors as they enter the lobbies on entering the hotels or on issuing from the cafes, thus detaining them from attending sessions punctually or seeing all of the exhibits, which this year will all bo found in one place. i si «a t* o ZO -"M ITATIOlfS 8 *3 g"t» S rr ffvv n r*- ST?* errr "E- «»8 It i 2 16 .01 80 81 -4 40 16 86 4 16 6 16 .02 .01 36 6 8 ao 26 -ft 40 28 26 6 40 10 2 7 7 16 0 18 14 16 IS 12 18 30 20 29 0 -4 -4 •V? "7 A daittty little frock for after noon, and matinee wear or for bridge or luncheon use, is of dark grey crepe de chine trimmed with the same shade of embroidery and chenile fringe. Particularly fash ionable is the one sided effect of the bodice drapery. With this can be worn long champagne colored silk gloves and a hat with the new large tam o'shanter effect crown of VOkWlrtpr 'jre. l, hi. 11 ,'i.nia^-^-r.. The high school basketball team was defeated by the A. C. preps on the Aggies' floor Saturday afternoon. The final score stood 25 to 16, The game was fast and interesting, but unneces sarily rough, for the officials allowed a great deal of liberty and called a very small percentage of the fou.ls that were committed. The husky farmers used the inter collegiate instead of the amateur $51,000 PART BALM DESIRED -•'0 0 0 4." tO'11 -VJ, .V I"? if 1 V !VVV 4^ Y CAPT WW GKEENE I Jan. 9, 1912. I Capt. Wuuam Woodus Greene to Miss Gertrude Macfarlaine, Dr. One heart broken 950,000 One wedding trouseai* v*... 1,000 I Total $5,000 •S This statement, couched in legal verbiage and filed in the form of a suit of damages, tells briefly the denouement of a San Francisco society romance that ended disastrously on Friday, Oct. 13, the eve of the day fix ed for the marriage- The plaintiff is Miss Qertrude Mac farlaine, a society belle of this city and Honolulu, and daughter of the former charmberlain of the court of Hawaii. The defendant is Capt. Wil lian Woodus Greene of the Japanese turbine liner Chiyo Maru, favorite of the mikado of Japan, and who wears more medals for service rendered the Japanese government than any other Anglo-Saxon. Where three months ago, Dan Cupid reigned supreme the goddeas of war is in full possession today. Charges OS LP TP F. C, CAPTAIN BOOTH AND HIS QUINT UOSE TO THE FARMERS BY A SMALL SCORE SATURDAY—LO- CAL CO-EDS LOST TO MOOR HEAD. BtyU of play and outclassed the midgets, who were inexperienced at the rougher game. Both halves were fast," hard fought battles, despite the fact that the high school seemed somewhat lost on the large floor. At the end of the first half the score was 11 to 8 in favor of the Ag gies. The high school evened it up at the beginning of the second period, only to lose out as the game became tougher. Nesbit starred for the high school and McKee and Breyer for the Aggies. The high school co-eds played a private game with the Moorhead normal in the latter's gym and lost by a soore of 11 to 5. The fair ones from the local school played a good game, but the odds against them were too heavy. Captain Murray was the star of the local five, being especially good on free throws. The girls' next game will be with Fargo college on Saturday afternoon. AGbiES WON B31 THE A. C. BASKETBALL TOSSERS PUT A CRIMP IN THE SCORING MACHINE ACROSS THE RIVER- FINAL SCORE 29 TO 10—80PH0* MORE8 DEFEAT HARWOOD Moorhead normal went down to de feat Saturday evening before the A. C. basketball tossers by the score of 29 to 10. The game was fast in spots, the aggie bunch were not in the best of shape owing to their hard trip of last week and consequently their work was ragged. Moorhead started the game by roufhing things up but aftfr the ilrst two minutes the farmers had unlim bersd enough to come back and finish the half by a score of 16 to 7. The next half Darrow and Hackett replac ed Updahl and Gorman. This half started in whirlwind fashion by the A. C. making two baskets in less than a minute, but the greater part both sides played on the defensive the nor mal making one field basket while the A- C. scored six. The sophomore basketball team de feated the Harwood team at the let ter plac^ Saturday evening in a game 81 to 0. Manikowski of tJu^y gie bynch was the particular*m«r. making fifteen baskets for his Tbia 22, 191«. MISS GETvj i Jriv.fc^»vL»iv*S fwir Teams Clash Tonight in FlOO MAT GFT w I v and countercharges are flying thick and fast between the two who were ready such a short time ago to take the nuptial vows. Neither has a kind word for the other, and each claimed to be the victim of a horrible plot con ceived and nearly executed by the other. Miss Macfarlaine, who at present resides with her mother, Mrs. *Everett M. Grimes, at 1907 Pierce street, sets forth in her complaint that, she and Captain Greene were engaged cn Aug 10, 1911, and were to be married Oct. 14 that together on Friday, Oct 13, they went to the marriage license clerk and obtained the legal script necessary for the wedding next day, and that then the defendant "failed, neglected and refused to keep his part of the contract, although the plaintiff at all times was willing to perform her share of the obligation that by this action "defendant held her up to public scorn and ridicule, caused great mental and nervous shock," etc., etc.. ending with the conclusion that she was injured in the sum of $50,000, in addition to the loss of the $1,000 she had expended for her trousseHii. "1 think her mother is at the bot tom of the affair," said Captain Greene. Xit, 1 the aggie camp. The fast Aberdeen normal team will play the A. C. team a return game on the armory floor on Tuesday evening. The locals defeated this bunch after a hard game on their floor 19 to 10 but a hard game is expected when they meet here tomorrow evening. COT QUINTS TO PUT WYM League—Ladies' Night to tames. Two fast games are scheduled for the boards as an attraction in the "Y" Commercial league tonight. Ci*e of the strong features of the programme is that all ladles will be admitted free and ail the fairs ones are invited to attend. In the first game the Interior Lum ber Co- will mix things with the Can non organization and the second game will be fought between the U. L., H. St P. Co., and the Courier-News quint. These teams are all evenly matched and two fast games are look ed for. WliillliMi SI AI III PROMOTERS ALL OVER NORTH WEST ARE BIDDING FOR THE MATCH—WINNIPEG WANTS IT- 91DS $1,000 FOR GO— PROMPT* EIIS FAVOR FARGO, Wrestling promoters all over the northwest are engaging in a conflab and bidding their heads off for the big wrestling match between the two great mat artists, Henry Ordemann and Burley Sampson, the Oerma'i giant." It seems that Winnipeg, Man., is hot after the match and has bid $1,000 for the go. Ordemann and hi* manager will go wherever the largest purse is hung up, as Simpson refuses to meet Orde mann in Minneapolis, stating that the mill city is Ordemann's home to^vn. However, Sampson will wrestle in any other town outside of Minneapolis, drdemann's manager likes Fargo and has hinted he would like to come here. If the match could be staged here it would be the biggest athletic stunt pulled off in the gate city for years. The next thing is to outbid the Cana dians and secure the match. Orde mann is considered- the American champion, the title rightly given him by Prank Gotch, the world's champion, while Sampson, the German grappler, over in Germany is considered cham pion the same as Gotch is considered in America. LYONS WANTS" A FIGHT Kid Lyons Is After Kossick—He Claims th# Northwsst Titlo and It Willing to Baok Claim, Lee opsick, the clever Moorhead boxer is* challenged by an opponent from Dickinson. The flickertail lad claims the titJe of the state and is vuilling to bet a little change on the 5 outcome. Following is the challenge: I,. iHm Si* I Wish you would state In your columns that I" an now ready to meet Leo Kos sick or any other boxer who is willing to grasp my title. I claim the light weight championship of North Dakota and Montana, having met and defeated the best boys in the northwest. Kos sick and I were signed once before to mill, but owing to a sudden death in my family I wap forced to call off my engagement. I realize Kossick is a good man, but I think I am a little bet ter and the only way to And out who Is the best, is to settle this affair in the ring. I have $300 to bet on the side. Yours truly. Kid Lyons, Willis ton, N. D. ®_ BREEZY SPORT NOTES. Tonight the Fargo college will have their first real test of the season when they stack up against the fast Aber deen Normals. This is the first big game of the season and from the past records of both teams this game will be a hummer. The game will be call ed at 8:15 sharp. The normalites from South Dakota will remain in the pate city over Tues day when on Tuesday night they will line up against against the aggies on the armory floor. What's the dope? The A. C. quint defeated the team from their sister state last week at Aberdeen by a score of 21 to 19. In the near future the fight fans of Fargo and Moorhead will have a chance to witness another fight when Kossick, the clever Moorhead scrap per and Lafe Safro of Minneapolis will combat in the city across the river. These two naittslingers are evenly matched and "«ome go" is looked for. What is a day without an ultimatum from Inky Jack Johnson? The puck pushers at the Fargo high school will get together this week and renew their postponed schedule. The severe weather forced the en thusiasts to hug the radiators the past V iTv.V ii ^7^% -1 "ft tys itlfM ny ,# 4£"/V 1, /Si It-' y/ 1S2' "n 4 Ladies' Dresses Our showing of advanced styles ip ready-to-wear one-piece dresses is very elaborate. The styles are correct in every particular. Fab rics are Silk, Crepe de Chine, Crepe de Meteor, Messalines, Serges and Voiles. Removal Sale Discount of 25% on these New Models |ust received 200 of the very latest skirts. Values up to $12. Removal Sale Price !^'5.0O COATS 150 this Fall Style Coats in two lot» 6.93 and Values up to $30,00 608-610 First Avenue North IT" H* few weeks. (This Is a pleasant piece of now*.) The Washington Herald: went out to the ball park the other day to see how his goat was getting along, and found the animal safely tucked away under the grandstand, eating a recent copy of a Cincinnati newspaper. The goat prefers nati papers," S If Ad Wolgast is Gorman, i* Welsh?—Do you get me kid? "You can't skin a manager.** Char ley Griffin, the Australian lightweight boxer, who came to America a few weeks ago, wants his medals back. He told the police at Frisco that hi* manager, Robert J. Wilson, had thsljh. Griffin asked the police to find Wilsjjr. and get the medals. Bearing out the Montgomery-Stone vocal contention that it is impossible to jmt' fthi' upon an impressarlo. Hare you ever done any curlinft* No, well here's some pointers: '«3fc be a good sweeper and make the ice slippery and have the Ttettle' roll psst the circle," is lkhtin' aglee, tfee tee wi' unco micht. Mickey Gibbons, the St. Baul started for Gotham, where he le *to meet Jack Denning Tuesday nigljt. Mickey, it will be remembered, took New York by storm a few weeks tgn when he stepped into the big burg and darkened the lamps of Broadway /tars. "Do it again Mickey and see if 2 ca|." It is proposed to send men to Jail toi carrying firearms. It the proposltlor is carried out the jails are likely bo overcrowded. 8«eh Congenial cigarettes i{ -v /'-ror wti.! Delicious that's ||»e word—an .r wftit n .the or, w BrtttSh lygt° at* a The Kansas nirrrrod who shot rabbit and hit six girls has achieve# s record of which many a deer hunter would be proud. i The woman who entered suit against a railroad for "loss of her complex ion," was simply suing for her trunk. -.frVi&Y indhid' valTurkish flavor and Oiexna exquisitely vrfUL i out ets. 4 You temomber that they are different. FukI the plain pack* pire—and 10 extra— 20 for 15 cents. igf%. I I JPjTw a6AR£lf£$ a ptnrwrJ coupon, 25 Khi a handsome fyk colkf i per mud {i2x32) —idcction ej 100 ^out&Porterf ieid U I S S & f' Broadway t-t ItS. •«r. i