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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
Monckton's Fine Showing.

Monckton's-Tne Globe Dry Gooda
Company, o. Columbia, is making a
wonderful fine showing in every oe-
nartnent of their store this season.
The Millinery department is one OF
the very best to be found in Columbia
every style being shown, and the
prices are YER, low. Think of It, q
$4,000 stock of ha!s of the very latest
stvles and the trimmings are just
lovely. Don't miss seeing the ne"
hats here displayed. whether you buy
or not.
In dry goods and, notions' ladles
suits, skirts, etc., Monckton's is head
quarters. Every fabric that is styllsf
can be found, and every woman cai
be pleased.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
EXCURSION RATES VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Account South Atlantic States Mu-
sic Festival, spartanburg, S. c. April
IS, IA, Is, 1910, the Southern Railway
.nnonnc,s reduced rates to Spartan
burg and return. Tickets on sale
April 12, 13 aud II and for train S
scheduled to arrive Spartanburg be-
fore noon April Is, 1910, with final
limit returning not later than mid
night April IS, 1910. Children half
fare.
For further information, cali on
Southern Railway Ticket Agents Or
J.L. MEEK, A. G. P. A.,
Atlanta, Ga.
ALEX. H. ACKER, T. P. A.,
Augusta, Ga.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
Miss Simpson at st. Stephens.

Miss Gertrude Simpson, OF Pros
perity, field secretary of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society
Of the South Carolina synod, address,
ed a large audience in St. Stephens
church on Sunday evening, her SUBJ
ject being missions.
Miss Simpson is giftedsyoung wo-
man, and she handled her subject we'll.
On Monday afternoon she addressed
an audience of young folks aud the
mothers of the town, urging them to
become stronger workers in the cause.
On Sunday morning she spoke at
Providence and in the afternoon at
Nazareth. At both places she was
greeted by large congregations.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16

We have on hand thirty Men'a and Youths SUIT @
formerlv sold at prices ranging from $1,000 to Sl2
which we will sell for S6.9S the suit While they last
Seeing is believing, so therefore we ask you
come and see for yourself. .o /. o. an
500 pairs Mems Pants worth from s3.oo I" so'oo
go at $1.9s. ,, u fou so,
will be sold while they only 29c We have the
in all shades, Stripes plaius, polka dots ana soo coo
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
Boards Of Equali "a ton.

The township and town boards OF
assessors will meet at some conven-
lent place in their respective towns or
townships after Marcn the 10th,
1910, as soon thereafter as practi-
cal. The county board of equaliza-
ton will meet at Lexington court
house, in the county auditors office,
on Tuesday, the 29th of March, 19lo'
for the purpose of hearing appeals,
etc.
The chairman of the town and town
ship boards compose the county board
Of equalization. :.
The first name appearing on the list
below will act as chairman until the
different boards are organized and ls
requested to call at the auditors otic
after the 10th day Of March,
for blanks, instructions, etc.
Don't ask for returns to be sent by
express. -
w. u. DENT,
Auditor Lexington County.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
Children's Missionary Band.

On Monday afternoon Miss Gertrude
Simpson, field secretary Of the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
ary Society of the South Carolina
Synod, organized Children's Mission
ary Band in st. Stephens Lutheran
church with large enrolment.
The following officers were elected:
Miss Aileen Harman, PRESIDENT; Miss
Josephine Brown, vice-president;
Miss Mary Susan Roof, secretary, and
Eugene Kaufmacn, treasurer.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Shepherd and
Miss Winnie Harman have returned
from q pleasant visit to the homo OF
MIR. John McCactha, on Black Creek.
Mr.. Oscar Boatwright, progressive
Young frrmer residing on Route l.
Leesyille, was in town today and gave
us a pleasant call.
DR.. W. L. Kneece, Of Baxter, one OF
tho leading physicians of the county,
is in town "Wednesday.
Mfr. Charlie 3. Kneece, CT Baxter
is spending the day in Lexington.
Mr.. A. Silas Clarke, OF near Lees
Vile. a prosperous farmer and clever
man. visited here this week
The many Lexington friends of Mr'
Nevins Hendrix will be interested tc
learn that he is the representative OF
the Excelsior society of NeWberrV
College in the annual celebration o.
the societies to be held on next Frits5
night. Mr.. Hendrix's subject Will De-
1.-THE South and Her Scholarship
He is son Of the late DR.. NJ. Q. Hen
dirk CT Lexington, and The Dispatch
rotes his progress with a great deal q
pleasure.
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Rev. Smith to Preach.

The Rev. 8. A. Smith, travelling
representative of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, will preach in
the Baptist church here on next Sun
dav evening at 8 o'clock. Public
cordially invited.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16

Senator B. R. Tillman is now at his
home at Trenton, having come down
from Washington Thursday morning.
The Senator continues to improve
and it is hoped that he will sooa be
himself again.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
Alfred ]. Fox,
Real Estate
and lnsuF anee,
LEXINGTON, S. G.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1s5 1h acres, II miles from I'll,
beri, enough timber to 6ullo
dwelling and outhouses' plenty
water.
as5 acres, 81 miles from Ed
mund, plenty oak and tie tlmoer'
One lot $4,000 with 4-room
cottage fronting on HUI street
and Summerland ave, III town Oh
Batesburg, 8. G.
1Sh. D. engine and boiler, l
5O saw gin, conenser and press,
thresher No. 3. ,
1O5 acres miles from Steed-
man. 80 acres open land, broom
dwelling.
~ acres near Stvx on Southern
railway company, 80 acres in ul-
tiyation. 3 room house, deep well
and good orchard.
One-half acre lot in Lexington.
8 roor dwelling.
20 40 acres near Le2lng0on'
timbered. c,
2eh acres near Sexe-Gotha
mills, 6 room dwelling, cutbulld-
ing. good orchard, plenty water:
I94 acres near SAKE Gotha Mills
165 acres one mile from Lexlng-
ton depot; rs acres cleared; young
orchard; creek runs through
place; fruit never fails.
20 acres near Lexington.
One lot in town of Lexington. !
One lot on Main street OF Lex
ington; coed building.
45 acres 3 miles from Lexington,
9 acres open land. Plenty water.
8 acres, good dwelling near
Lexington.
% acres open land, new barn,
enoneh lumber on ground to
build 1 room dwelling, clay soil.
100 acres, Il miles from Maced-
on, 80 acres open land, some pine
timber, plenty water, nearly all
70 acres, u miles from Maced-
on, So acres open land, 4 room
dwelling, barn and stables, good
pasture and plenty water, gray
soil. -, -,
One No. 81. @. Steele brick mill
$50 acres four miles from
Steedman on Black Creek.
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Attent ionComrades.
Headquarters Camp Soeadman'
M 66S. IT. O.. ",

No. 66S, Q. @. ",
Lexington, S. c., Mar. 8, 1910.
You are hereby requested to attend
a meeting of your camp at this place
on Monday, the 4th day of April, 1910,
at 10 o'clock sharp, for the purpose OF
electing officers for the present year.
also delegates to the general reunion,
to be held at Mobile, Ala, on 26, q
and 2sth of April next. 1t is urged
upon all members to attend this meet
ing. as we hope to make it interesting
for all. By order
Commander.
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Easter Post Cards.

The Bazaar has just received a full
line of Easter post cards at all prices
Call early.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-03-16
Stationery Cheap.

A big lot of paper and envelopes IN
S cent packages, q bargain at The
Bazaar.
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PENCIL AND SCISSORS.
Wsysi9a Ne;es Gathered Here ana
There by q Dispateh Man,

Go to Henry Drug Store, Ohapin,
S. G., to have your eyes tested Tor
glasses. Examination free. We
also handle full line Of drugs,
patant medicines, jewelry, paints
etc.
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; e + a s.

Die Gilenba5n aommilii61l
bat Die Sort @ortb & Mio @ronbs
gabn angeipieien ibr @eleiie in ser
slrt 5u berbeIiern, tpie es Der SsSnge.
nieur Aarfer empfobIen bot. Ger
gabn iino 5fpan5ig Gage 3eit geIal-
len Inn 5u erflGren, Oh lie ber @ei-
lung ra6fon1men min ooer llidt.
Sn 9aIlns lit Der Staliener
Sobn aibiancio, Der in Der Nadt ponl
3ten auf Sen 4ten Sftober BON einen,
ltnbefmlnten eeidolien fuuroe, ge.
Itorben. 3nei Herlonen befinoen Iid)
nj @efangnis unter Ser glnfIage, Sic
Eat begatlgen 5u baben. 2ibiancio' e
llenniabriges 901terden ipuroe
1leidaeitig nit ibrem @ater geldoi.
len. Die &leine ftarb iofort.
Sreitag na1t lit in Sarriiol,
gountp bag Irobibitionsgeies in
ssraft getreten.
- 9lus alien @eoenberA oes Giio-
meitens fomn1en Na1ridten, Die iid)
nit 8efrieoieung iiber Die Iesten SIC.
9entage auslprehen. sic iino bon
aroBem Nusen eetueien, BON piel GRO
Berenl als man aitfangs aIanbte.
- Mus st. Oobis iuiro oer gco
BON u. S. Beidfe, iriiber in San gln.
tonic ipobnbaft, gemeloet. @r lit SO
Sabre oft getporoen.
sSsn Norobeim itarb i'm sitter
Don AZ Sabren pouI S. l1Ilrid. ST.
6interlaBt 5ipei fleine ainoer, iiebcll
itno 5ebn Sabre nIt. Seine sSral,
itarh Dor ieds Monaten.
Sn Corpus gbri1ti fol eill
Selper Spltem eingeridtet iperoen.
Ter Stdbfrot bat bei1lolien, bon ben
Se,per Bombs i'm getraee polt
$4,000, fir beren 9lusgabe bic
eiirgerihaft geitilnn1t bot, porIdnfin
$4,000 aus5ugeben.
- Gin geipiiIer geb Dntp III III
9oulfon inter Der Mnfloge perbaftct
porOen, bel Der Ste1erei beteiligt ae-
meiell 81 iein, in tpeIder Ser Mrhiteft
Gan 6. Scott ihtper perlpunoct
nurbe.
0ouperfieur Golquitt BOT 6eli
befannten SSournaIiiten vgia" Gter=
rett in Gallas gum @ilo=, ssiid- uno
Nuitern aommifiar ernor1nt.
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Serrll Curtis ongegangen, Die Be
midtglltg BON peiteren $4,000
fir @elobnlltgen al,berer Gerlonen
hie obnli6e 9ienlte pie Harr auf
onoeren @ebieten geleiftet baben.
9luf 8eroalaiiung oes gried)i.
iden @eidaftstragers in @oibing~
ton lit elm Baliagier oes in SEEM
Oorf eingetroffenen 9ampfers ,Sbe.
miitocles" ols Gefangener ouf benz
Sdiffe 5uriidgebalten poroe,l. Ser
Mfonn beiBt 5imopolis, ioa Off
.sier i'm eriediiden Seer geipeiea
lein nno iid oes Diebftabls lotuie
Der 6abnenfluht i1llioig gernohi
baben 9ie ginuanoerungsbeb0r-
ben in Seem gorf iino iiber oos Gor-
geben oes griediihen @ei1aftstr1-
gers iebr entriiitet. Sic bebaupter,
oem s(nfonmling miiiie unbeoinei
erlaubt meroen, bas gbiff gu per-
laiien Oonn piiroen lie ieinen Sail
unteriuden lll1o i'm entipeoer aa.
riidididen ooer feline 2anoung ge-.
ltotten. SSn lesterem Sale niifIe
Die @eianbti6aft bann elm reguldres
INSTRUMENTATION einleiten.
8er in oieiem Streit 9fe1t bat uno
lper &eht befornnlt, lit nod nidt
entidieben.
Sn 5brepeport, 2a., lit ein
Ginbre6er tpabrero Ser Naht in
Die Office oes Sberiffs georungcn
uno bat Bapiere geftobIen, oie ais
@runolase fir Die @erbaftrlns Ell,
ner gln5abl Yerfonen iuegen 9er-
lesling Der Grobibitionsgeiese oie-
men loaten.
eesn @aibirgton 1T Ser d)ileni-
ihe @eianoter Gon Mnibal Grus
plotlid in Solge eines 6er5idla-
ges qe1torben.
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gietoria 9ibiiion. 8. $. & 6. u.
Nnfunft
20: 3O5-guero, @ictoria. 1850 naSm
Nbfnhrt
Ro. 8o6--guero. @ictoria. 800 BORN
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liihen aonal ltattfinoen. Gin 9rels

ppit PAO,ooo 1pdf duS9e1eBt tur
oenienigen, Der bei oieien ssIua
Die grobte Gntfermng 6ur6mellen
peroe. Die 2uftl9iffer @ro6aln,
8bite nno Sopiuitb beteiligten iid)
an bem Slug. @raboln-@bite itiirs.
te ober beinl aufiteigen nit ieiner
Weaidine. @liidlider gSeiie tpurbe
er mlr perbaltnisrtoBig leidt per-
lest, miro iib aber einige 3oge rlt-
big perhalten rnilI1en. Die WoIdine
lpnroe poditaasbis 5ertriilnnlert.
Sopnitb madte oeitS Slug. gr Iipg
it'd BEL Beaumont in 9eIgien nie-
Der, cine gntferTune BON ia Mei-
len. gr batte 0rei lno cine baIbc
Sin perbanenispoller 3nei-
fompf ipelder elm Menihenleben
foroerte, miro aus Sonoersballlen
gemelbet. Der Gtuoent Ser Oae.
oi5in Seiie mar nit einem aon-
milttonen aus geringfiigiger llrIa.
DIE in Streit geraten. Die Seralls-
forberung 5u einem 0uen auf sd.
bel mar oie 5olge, uno in oieiem
fono SeIie ieinen Sob.
gor Dem 5uitdnoigen @eridt
in Bonn bot Der 5ipeite gro5e5
gesen Die aorpsituoenten itattae-
funoen, ipelde, lpie ieinerseit
beridtet, beiduloigt paren BEL ei-
nenl Srirlfausflue nab einem @or.
ort Den acknowledgements ae.
fobroet 5lt babel,. Giner ipairoe
freigeipro4en. 3tpei SHlfhnten
lpllroen oaeegen gu gerinaen @elo.
itrofen perurteilt.
Carl @agenbed, ser beriibmtc
9alnbnraer Sierbdnoler nno 9ier-
odbmer, lit geitorben.
= Ger friibere oaniide Sulti5mi-
utter slberti, iiber beiien Sbfpin-
oeleien ieiner5eit ausfiibrlid be-
ridtet malroe, lit au aft sSabren
3ubtbans perrrteilt tporoen.
9ei6t gerinees slufieben er-
regt Die @feloung aus StraB-
burg, oaB Der oortige 2anogeridts-
Gireftor @eb. SSuiti5rat 2epi aunt
Senots- ts-gralioenten oes OberIan.
oesgeridts @olmar i. 6. ernannt
poroen lit. Die aunoe miro biel
beiproden, oa @eb. Sufti5rat 2epl
Der erite Ssraelit 1T, melher All
elmer oerartigen stelluna berufen
tporoen lit,
mebrere st. getergburaer
3eitungea, oarunter audi sic Rel.
ting yGeb" iillo fonfis5iert NOR
ben, neil iie cine @eoe peroffent-
llbten, Die Der 9lbgeoronete Gu-
riidfepiti6 IN Der Duma aebolten
ntlo in Der er Die 4euBerlarlo ei.
neg Stloenten, Ser ben gsaren
als bllltoiiritig beaeidnete, ange-
tiibrt batte. Die 9feoafteure Ser |
betreffenoen 3eitnne muroen unter
Der Mnflage Der Maieitatsbeleioi- |
gllng perbaftet.
Stunoe oa5il gebrau6t.
Cine an Der &iiite Der mittei=
amerifaniihen &epublif San 5al-
oaoor liegenoe fleine sSSniel ioa inI
.Solee eines @robebens perIunfenI
lein. Die auf ibr ipobnenoen 9el,-
te, neun5ig an Ser 3abI, fino offer- i
bar ade um's 2eben gefommen.
Der Nadridt febIt big iebt nod sic |
9eitdtigung.
ssie aus eonoon eemeloet
Miro, erwartet oie &onigin bon
enelano i'm Mar5 lire geieoerfllnft. !
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9as sO1orine 9enorten

9as Morine 9eportement
bot Die Sdla6tIdiffe nsSoma"
gSlloiona" uno uMaiia6uletts" fir
Die jabrli6e uebunesfabrt ser Weio-
lbipmen Der Marine 9lfaoenlie in
annopolis I'M CONNER na6Iten
Sabres olserleien, oieielben Sdiffe,
niif lpelfen ai6 in oieleth Sabre
Die Sabrt unternonlllen muroe. Mi-
Ter @abri6einlibfeit na1 miro oltd)
inn Sabre 1911 Die sSabrt iid1 noch
tSronfrei6's Safen ausoebnen. 9ie
5abrt 6eeinnt gnoe ssuni uno
ouiiert orei Wtonate.
8ie oltrd) Ole 9eboroen ser
Yale-ltniberiitdt befonnt neaeben
puroe, bat Sralt 6. 81 Sorriman
Der llniperiit0t, gum @eoG6tnis it,
res fiir5li6 peritorbenen 8otteit,
100000 fir Die grri6tuna eines
ae6ritrbls fir Soritipiiienifaft ee.
itiftet.
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gorbcrcitmms snm Wei1nadtsfeit.

9as gSeibnahtsfeit riift iebt beran,
Sas ifb1nite Set i'm ganscn Sa6r,
gSillfDmntem mol bei seoermann,
Nm fneiifcn bel Der Simberidjaar.
0Dl ARandler, DER ionit Gspiit,
l1no MIR nllein Gm iiGJ MIR Senft,
Jiiblt jebf, bais er elm MenitJ and lit
ttno benft 6arnn, 6nR CT beihemft.
Gr iiib(t babei, bak Oebem bod
@iel icligcr, ais Slcbmen lit,
llnb henft babel 10 ituls nmb bud
gSie unit SIT fciner ano'ren yriit.
ltnb iteb,n mir nnfer'm @ei1nadtSbamm
Mstt feiHer pielem Ger5en Glana,
Damn fiiblt iitan ans benz irbiiden
Mann
Sid init periett snnt s5immel sanS.
9ud) uidjt Die Uabem san5 allcim
Sinbs bic 6ciut Seite nns begliift,
Gs mn. itpd) et,uas So1b'rcs iein
SnS infer Soers 10 bod cnt5iift.
IS tit bic 2iebe, ppf ntfht bic,
Sic MAT, i'm 2eben Dft 10 nennt
Sic W,enid)enlicbe lit es, tie,
Sie nid)t NeidDledJt nod Eaiie fennt.
Sic, bic Sic gauge @elt umfaft,
Sbr gilt allcin Der @eibnadtSid|ein,
Sbr gilt Der Glan5, ibr Gilt bic Sait,
Sic mnf hcr WcibnadJtSeueel icin.
S'rum ipa ant 8eibnadtsfeit sum
Sanf
ltns MIR mas rein inb flar erfren'n,
Gum 9Scibnad)tsfeit ber reftc Srauf
9hmf MIR bns Mlninp 8ier fcin.
Su lcat bnrnm sun, Weibnad)tsfeite
9sur tiitbtig u mp gter Elm,
Gs lit Der Grant, Der tuul amf's Bette
geim 5citmabl ,uiro iuillfummen iein.
itnb iuenn Sbr babt init Weibnadtsga6en
9tn irgenb einen Treunb sebafbt,
60 iuirb CT cs am Iiebiten BADEN,
Wirb tim u n nj p.Hier scbrad,t.
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gscrlafst iidj anj SidlrrcS.

sd piI ME obne Or. aings
ytep 2ife Rills iein@, Ibreibt q
Sdineeef, CAT glm Stroi3e. 9uf-
falo, ge. 3. ySie furierten mid bon.
hrorilde Sartleibisfeit ols ales
slitoere beria9te" 25c bel aQcn
9rltaaiiten.
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Giienbabu Tabrplau.
5. G g. M gabn.

S. & 9. gs. 8abu.
Anfunft-
No.3 -8pm gtoroen. .6.45 af,erDs
$50. g. @om Norber. .6.45 moro
yto. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1000 mora
gfo. SOCIAL bon Raleitine. y. :
SO. 4 Son gierito .oi45 SO uosfaYs uoe,,p'
9ao. 12-aocal bon 2arebo (seniidt) !.
g(bfabrt .'o'oo nor3.
go. 4 Mad oem gsoroen. 1855 nabm.
gso. G. Na4 benz Noroen. 90 a6eilos
gso. 8-Soeal nod Paleitine. = 80 mors
No. IL gTpreB nab 9earne. :. -.
SO. 5 -gsa6 9aegifo. 100 mors. uss
gto. II -soeal mad 2arebo (genlibt) !.
$50. =. -. 800 ahellbs.
g. u. & ". 3. gabn.
go. 1-1onifon u. 5. aiiite. ZOO nadm
yto 3-Sonitpn IL 5. &iiite. .6.2O borr1
yto 5-aiiitenitdbte. .1:15 nadm
@o; A gon aerrbilIe, nur on 8pe
dbentngen. i. $50 unrm
SO; 44Seon aerrbiue, nllr gonns
SO. 14e- Son aerrbiile, nur n ~ an ''''' "
QSo9entagen. ..6:30 ucs1n,
SO. 2-Souiton Ii. 5. @iilte. $3.50 bonn
20. 4-9on5ton u. 5. aiiite 20 nbenbs
go. 6-&iiitenitabte. .2:10 nadm
Wo; 45- -9adb &errbilIe, mir in @os
80; 4i@9aad aerrDilie, 1,ur goHas ,'"'
no; !. l45 -Nad asrrbiue. nur in : :
BohentnQen- j. ..7:15 torn
g.. $. & g. u. (Sanpt.2mie)
4nfunft-
10. e-gom Often. .7:s5 oorm
Io. 7-@om Often. $50 naclra
Go. 10-gl Eaio H. 8eiten. ,7:3O nad1in
ylo. S-@on gl Yaio. .10.15 BORN
no: 2-Won 9el 0fip. 1850 BORN
No. s--Nad eI gaiO unD gseiten.
$40. 7-sia6 81 8aio linD @eifen. ;ah DDiD'
30. 1o-slaa 5. @elten. 1000 g ab.Ss abemSs
9lo. 8-gfa1 benz Siten. 1o:45 born,
yto. 1-Nah Sci 0fio.. 400 abellos
gietoria 9ioiiipn, 8. $. & g. ".
anfunft =
20. s65-guero, gictoria. 1850 nadm
Nbfnhrt-
Mo. 8o6-guero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
M. s.. & :. gabn.
Mnfunft-
no. 241-Won Soufton mnb gaIpeiton
-. =. :. $50 morgens
30. 235-Wom g1orben. .7.SO porrliti.
No. 2S1-gom Norben mnb 9ouftcn
:. >. :. ;. ). -. 1925 nahm
1o: 9-Gom 9sorben.,. .7:45 abenbs
Nbfd6rt
SO. 244-@ad Dem Mprben II. Souiton
:. :. j. :. lilo uprni
20. 10-Nad} Dem Moroen. 1000 born.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-17
BOWLING TOURNEY
COMES TO CLOSE

Detroit March 17.-with three
squads Of doubles and seven squads of
individuals. all Detroit bowlers, rolling
today, the American Bowling congress
tournament came to an end late yes
terday afternoon. AS a windup, to-
night will be given over to a Wayne
county tournament.
In the dast set Of flve-men teams to
bowl last night, the Cadillacs of De-
troit got in the high prizes with a
score OF 2,s07. This lands them in
sixth place in the major event and
gives them prize money of $3.50. The
next best score of the night was 2,693,
by the local Herculean team.
Chicago carried away the big end
of all the prizes. The Cosmos team
Of the Windy city, with it's score of
2.SS0, rolled March 5, becomes the A.
B. c. champion and takes the major
prize of $500 for f1ve-men teams.
The Chicago five-men teams receive
total of $2,457 in prize money.
The ten high five-men teams and
their prizes follow:
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-17
sault, in that johnson felIed him with
a chair in a tender1oin saloon.
SAYS WEST IS ALIVE
Moose Jaw Masnste Warns Brandon
and Winnipeg to Get in
the Game.

Winnipeg, Man, March 17-C. M.
Mohr. secretary treasurer of the Moose
Jaw Baseball club. was in Winnipeg
yesterday, declaring to every baseball
fan he could meet that il the eastern
end OF the circuit is as enthusiastic
over the coming season as they are in
the west, the most successful ason in
the history Of baseball In western Can
ada is assured.
Mr.. Mohr stated that there can be
no doubt whatever that every one OF
the western clubs will be on the sound
est kind of footing and he believes
that the class of ball in the league
viii be fully so per cent faster than
last year. He warns winnipeg and
Brandon that If they want to be in
the running they will have to get in
and sign up better material than ever.
Moose Jaw has signed a new man
ager w. B. Davis, who was a well
known pitcher in the old Pacific
Northwest league and who played in
dependent ball last year at Palouse,
Wash. He will manage the team and
play an outfleld position. Mr.. Mohr
states that the league meeting next
Saturday Moose Jaw will go on rec
ord as favoring combining the to%3 of
president and secretary treasurer
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-17
DINEEN sILENcEs A PLAYER.
New American League Umpire Has a
Rapid-Fir Retor+

NO pitcher ever gave the umpIres less
trouble than Bill Dineen when he was
regarded. as one of the stars on the
Boston team. Occasionally Bill
thought the umpire had missed a de-
cision. but he always made known his
belief in : gentlemanly manner Last
summer, shortly after breaking into the
American league as an umpire, Dineen
worked a game behind the bat. in
which promising youngster was doing
the pitching for one of the teams. Sue
cess had turned the youngsters head a.
trifie, and he began to take exceptions
to some of the veterans rulings on
balls and strikes. Good umpires
realize that there are corners on the
plate" fired the recruit at Dineen af-
ter he had walked two men in sue
cession. Good pitchers never look for
the corners" was Dineen's comeback.
The players enjoyed a laugh at the
kids expense and during the remain
der of the game he left Bill severely
alone.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-03-17
PREACHERS START
BASEBALL WORK

Ths Fargo college boys have start
ed baseball practice. Yesterday after
noon the upper campus was filled with
candidates Catching flies" Coach
Watkins was especially pleased with
the first appearance of the men, as
several Of last years team were out.
Among the numerous candidates are
Captain Slingsby, who will probably
catch; Pollock for third base; Perry
for first base; Thayer and Aronson
for pitcher; Bayard for shortstop; G..
Haggart for second, with the following
trying for the three field positions: !:
Dean, Horner. Hendrie, q. Shaw, H.
Shaw, Strefbel. Tuber, Boise, john
son, Vande Bogart, Merrill and Plathie.
Coach Watkins considers this climate
very bad on the arms of players, and
for this reason the batteries will be
Given INDOOR work for some time. The
felders however, will appear every
afternoon to chase flies"
AS the water from the river has
covered the lower athletic field a
temporary diamond will be arranged
on the upper campus.