davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
ADDS TO FORCE
OF FIELD WORKERS

WASHINGTON. d. c., March 30
Increased activity on the part OF the
Southern Railway Company In the
work of attracting settlers to the
South 10 indicated by the announce
ment that two additional travelling Ina
migration agents have been appointed
in the land and industrial depart
ment. +. n. Jones. with headquar-
tera at st. Louis. win travel the Gem
trail West. and J. 3. Finster win have
headQuarters 1t Warrington. p. G.
There new appointees are we'll equip
ped with experience and training In
jmmigration work. and their duttea
win Sc to solicit desirabls classes a
locate In the South.
That the company II convinced of
the efficacy Of rs pAst efforts and the
wisdom 81 thu expenditures thus en-.
tailed q manifest In the announce
fnenk that thlS work u 70 ~ con-
tinpo6 "a = 1aSger scale&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
EVANS Will PLAY
GOLF IN SCOTLAND

NEW r6RK. March 20.-Charies
Evans. Jr.. Ia at Atlanta. but he has
not been on the course OF the athletic
association owing TO sprained hand
He has withdrawn for this term at
least from the Northwestern Univer-
sfty ana has completed his plans for
an early start for Scotland to play
In the British amateur championship
during the week Of May 20 at Priest
wick. For the last three years Evans
has been the foremost amateur of
the West and he 10 noH nearly as
prominent In national golf. although
not having the distinction OF q triple
win in the championship. as Travis
was when he made his winning ven-
ture at Sandwich In 1904.
That Evans ID to enter and play Is
regarded ~ certainty. but there Is
still . doubt regarding the presence
At Prestwick Of the trio most promi-
nently mentioned to be entrants there
-. G. Anderson, the former Massa :
chusetts champion; w. c. Fownes. Jr..
the amateur champion. and Frederick
Herreshoff. Metropolitan Golf Assoc
citation champion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
GANTT'S PITCHING is
TOO MUCH FOR ELON
TRINITY STAR HOLDS oPPo-
NENTs sAFE BUT POOR JUDO
MENr LETS IN TWO RUNS.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. /,
DURHAM. N. c.. March zo.--In
the second game of baseball OF the
season played on the local diamond
Saturday afternoon with Elon Col
iege, Trinity again came out the VIC
tor. This time the score was Z to 2
in favor Of Trinity. For Trinity Sam
CAN'T pitched great ball, and vemind-
ed one Of his big brother. Bob. who
. few years ago was the terror of
the Southern diamond.
Elon was in aine shape ad did credit
to herself throughout the game, Her
only two runs. which were scored In
the seventh inning. were made while
Trinity was trying to trap : man be-
tween first and second bases. That
was really the only bad play made by
the local team In the game.
Score by innings: r. H. r..
Trinity ....sN00003 OIL IL 4
Zion .....00000os 30 OIL 3 5
Batteries; For Trinity. Sam CAN'T
ana Maddox; Tor Elon. Pearson and
pickis. Bases on balls: Trinity. 4:
e1k0Ms e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
WILL CHAnGE OATES
N TENNIS TOURNEY

NEW YORK. March 20.--Cham-
pionship and open tournament dates
for the coming lawn tennis season will
be scheduled at q meeting OF the
executive committee Of the United
States National Lawn Tennis Associ-
alton to be held at the Waldorf-As-
toria the end OF this week. 1t ts tin-
derstood that q number of important
changes will be made from the sched-
uie Of last psAson. which included ia
tournaments. beginning April and
ending September 90. or this list
twenty-one tournaments were held In
the metropolitan district
A change has been announced in
the date set for the all Corners ma
tionai championship. which will hold
the courts Of the Casino at Newport.
r. l.. beginning Monday. August Fl.
This date n q week later than usual.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Sunday was Methodist Institute day
In the Methodist churches and the
scope and needs of that worthy In
stitution were ably presented to good
seize congregations, despite the incle-
ment weather There was a general
interchange of pulpits, the Rev. J. N.
Latham preaching at Union Station
from the subject, "A Reformed City.
The Rev. Sam Hatcher preaching At
Trinity and Rev. George F. Greene
preaching at Asbury.
Broadus Memorial celebrated rally
day Sunday, the usual I o'clock ser
vice giving way to the exercises in
cident to thia observance. The music
was very fine and readings. recitA-
tons and addresses completed splsn-
did program. In which the children
took a conspicuous part.
I'm the Union Station Sunday school.
Temperance Day was observed. Mr..
Reginald NJ. Walker made an interest
Ing talk to the children. Several tom
perance recitations were given and
d solo was sung by Mr.. Waverly
Smithie.
I'm the entertainment. The New
Minister" to be given at Liberty Hall
Thursday evening. March Is. the fol-
lowing musical numbers will be rem
dered: Natures Voices Sing" Pro-
lessor Topnote and choir: Let Ne
Sing" solo, Daisy: when Shovel
In the Coal" Sexton and chorus:
Tho Music Committee" son, Flat.
Sharp and Hoosic; "A Pretty Little
Flower la Daisy" Daisy and male
octette; THE Ladies' Aid" the Ladies'
Aid Society: The King Of q Preacher
I Like" solo. Ralphy; "Old Maids
Lament" chorus "Old Maids Club:
"Hurrah! For the Minister New" en-
semble. chorus: How Do You Think
You'n Like the Mani" Ladies' Aid;
What VIII tho Poor Preacher Dot"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Daisy Henrietta, Brown and Sharp.
Who Tolisd the Bellf" Sexton and
Old Maids chorus; Tickets For the
Pot-Pfe supper Ladies' Aid; x
Haven't Made Up My Mind" Brown
and chorus; The New Minister -
finale.
The sorrow which was occasioned
by the announcement OF the death
of Rev. George H. Ray. was not con-
fined to thu Methodists OF Church HUI
for during his four years pastorate
at Union Station DR.. Ray endearsd
himself to all Glasses and denomina-
lions. The beautiful church building
at the corner Of Twenty-fourth and N
street stands az q monument to his
ministry here, as 1t WAS during his
pastorate that the old building dis
appeared and the great work OF re-
building was undertaken.
The Helping Circle OF Kings
Daughters'' will meet this Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In tho home
of Mrs. Harry Talman Moore. 1907
East Broad street.
The Home Mission Society of
Union Station will meet this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in the ladies'
parlor.
Rev. s. o. Wright, pastor Of 81.
Paul's Methodist church, who spent
the past week in Norfolk and Balti-
more. has returned home and occupied
his pulpit last evening.
Mrs. w. p. Reeves. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Snead, of Hylas, Va. has returned to
her home on East Narshall street.
Mr.. W. L. Bales and family. of 315
North Twenty-third street. are spend
ing some time In the home Of Mr..
r. G. Watkins. OF 0crdonsville.
Mr.. Richard N. 0oode. Of CHM
boraxo Park. has returned from New
York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
.RANCHMAh IS OWNER
OF kETCHEL's BELT

SPRINGFIELD. MO-. March 90
r. p. Dtckerson, owner Of q ranch
near here, II In possession Of the $i0.-
600 belt embiemAtic Of the middle
weight championship Of the world.
The trophy. which was presented to
the late Stanley Ketchel shortly after
he knocked out Billy Papke in the
Francisco November 20. 1908, was
presented to Dickerson by relatives
OF the dead pugilist. 1t was on Dick
erson's ranch that Ketchel was shot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

III no other club makes the mo-
ton the Richmond club Will" he said
to the representative of the Richmond
Virginian.
Roanoke, Norfolk and Petersburg
are said to favor the increase. while
Danvilie and Lynchburg are opposed.
The meeting was set for o'clock
In Murphy's hotel The clubs are re-
presented as follows:
Roanoke--Eimore ID. Helms and
Frank j. Shaughnessy.
Lynchburg-R. u. wilkerson.
Danville-John M. Carter and w.
NJ Snead.
Petersburg-Denny Parkinson and
President Seward.
Norfolk--President Allen and Chas.
Babb.
Richmond-W. e. Bradley and Will
liam III. Sands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
ACADEMY BOYS WIN
AT CLUSTER SPRINGS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA, March
20.--Ciuster Springs Academy defeat
ed Houston Athletics Saturday on
Wilson's field, II to 2. The home
team played snAppy ball and clearly
outclaseed the visitors Meadows, OF
C. s. A., was In fine fettle. struck out
fifteen men and allowed only four hits.
Spillman caught = star game and did
some good base-runnfng. Hinton,
Taylor and McComb batted hard
throughout the game. Edmunds. At
short; Hankins. At second, and Dick
ems, behind the bat, played good bail
for the visitors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

and club. Mr.. Richards comA0 r
Richmond with the highest rec0G
mendations, and . pleasant evoG1
IN Assumed to all who attend,
will give 1.-THE Humorous Giao
Boston Life" THE Country Party
Scrabble Corners" and 'PlAntm11
Days In Dixie"
Tho monthly supper and bmnf1
meeting OF the club will be he1A
the association dining room. Ills
sac, after which the members M
adjourn to the auditorium Tor
entertainment. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR
BOAT CUP RACES SET

NEW YORK, March 20.--The races
for the British International cup, now
held by the Motor Boat Club of Amer
lea. win be held in Huntington harbor
on August "a, rs and % and follow
ing dates. IL necessary. This an
nouncement has been made by the
holding club and its decision was
cabled to the Royal Motor Yacht Club
and the British Motor Boat Club, the
challenEers for the trophy. The pre-
lininary trial to select the three de-
tenders will be held earlier In August
and the Motor Boat Club win shortly
issue an Invitation askig motor boat
enthusiasts to help in the defense OF
the trophy. This invitation will tell
the conditions to govern the eiimi-
mating trials,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
SARATOGA TO HAVE
NATIONAL REGATTA

NEW YORK. March 2o.--As the
American Mecca for oarsmen. Sara
toga comes into its own again this
year through the selection of that re-
sort for the regatta of the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen. July
28 and 90 In the old days this event
was nearly always held at Saratoga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
OUR NATIONAL GAME
AT HOME AND ABROAD
News. Notes and Comments Concerning Baseball. Fans
Players Great and Near-Great. No Occupying
Public Attention
Public Attention

there Is Eddie Rose and Crawford
fast. good men. both of them.
billy sitterding. Jack Collins and
Gus Ezekiel are three boys who will
be heard from II they ever turn pro-
fessional baseball players.
''Sitterding 10 captain OF the George
town team this year, and Georgetown
has furnished some Of the greatest
players in major league company. Col.
Inns played third for Petersburg a
few times last season and showed he
has the proper stuff. and the Rich
Ezekiel around when Baker was taken
III last fall
Richmond certainly has a classy
lot Of young baseball players.
Frank Chance offered Fred Tenney
an opportunity to land Steinfeidt. He
only wanted portray Mattefn In ex-
change. Tenney's comment was wor-
thy college graduate. He wanted to
know II Chance wouldn't like TO have
peaches" Graham an we'll.
Umpire Billy Evans refers TO TIM
pire Rigier as ''Cy." Nothing OF the
farmer about Rigier.
Can't. the Trinity twirier. looks
good. Elon College could do little
with him Saturday.
Anderson. the University OF vir-
ginia backstop, stopped Woodbury.
Forest base runners In great shape.
Rigler thinks well Of this boy.
Young King Cole was pecked %
hard by the New Orleans Pelicans
that he left the box after three runs
had been scored on him. Cole. prob
ably, took things easy, but for all
that he may not f1nd the going as easy
this year as he did last season.
old-timers are agreeably surprised
when young pitchers repeat after q
brilliant season. The FIRST year they
appear able TO fool big league bats
men. but many times they fall OF the
Adams, OF Pittsburg, was no great
wonder last year. Krause did not
shine especially well when he was
able to pitch. and more than q Cub
has gone back after triumphant de-
but.
Russell Ford's real test win como
this year. Same for Cole. -
Chicago has asked waivers on Black
burne. the s7.Soo---or was II $4,000?
beauty. Looks As II that report
about Hlackburne getting hurt while
playing basketball in the winter may
be correct McAleer In said to have
put In q claim for the shortstop.
who was touted a. the finest that ever
came out OF the minors.
walter Johnson. It Is said, wants
80, 900 contract for three years. Mod
est young man. Still. II he can ret II
he should not be criticised for hold
ing out. johnson could probably get
$4,000 year from Frank Farrell
or John-i Taylor.
Frank Farrell rays Chase will prob
ably keep RevelIe and Ahlea. the Tex
a. left-hander. AbleS lacks control
at times, particularly with men on
bases. He has plenty OF spesd. but
seems to have an idea that he must
strike out every batter.
Pitchers who remember that there
are seven men in the Held behind
them are the succesaful ones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
LONG EXPOSURE
CAUSES DEATH.
YOUNG MAN WAS ACCIDENTALLY
LOCKED UP N FREIGHT CAR
FIVE DAYS.

STAUNTON. VA. March 20.-John
Lewis, young man Of this city. died
IN q hospital ID Huntington. w. Va,
Sunday mornjug. About Christmas
he was accidentally locked In box
car 1t Richmond. and was found I'VE
days later neer Huntington with his
feet and legs fr0xe1a.
n He was taken 81 Huntington. where
both legs were imputed. The body
will be brought 80 Stanton for bur
ial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
BURMAN MAKES NEW
RECORD FOR MILE

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, March 20.
--Burman holds the mile automobile
record for the Atlantic-Pablo course.
He sent his two hundred and fifty
Mercedes over the beach in asa sec
onds Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

wall comes from the training
camp Of the Washington baseball
club in Atlanta. None 'of the cubs
shows up as a wonder. This IL es-
pecially true OF the outfieiders, Swami.
Conway. Corhin. Miller, Keefe. Raj
ston. Correspondents fall TO see
Cobb or Speaker IN any OF them.
II one OF them IL q great fielder
he can't hit: IL he can hit he can't
run bases; II he 10 fair ut both hit
ting and running bases he lacks judg-
ment In fielding.
Consequently McAlser already has
picked. to all intents, Milan. Schafar
and Gsssler for the outfsld with Leii-
geit and Conrcy for utility men.
Bunting 10 praised but ne has much
TO learn, say the experts. He must
overcome his tendency TO pull away
from the ball. chief Of all. However.
the fefHaeF Richmond player 10 going
to have a real tryout and McAleer
will have a string on him wherever
he goes.
Harvey Bussey IL showing up we'll
and the critics say he and Ctey VIII
hold their places. The same report
come regarding Dutch Reveiie. who
il In the Yankee camp Of General
Hal Chase
Russell. the Hampton catcher. is
making 4 great big hit with the cor
In great shape. In fact the recruits
in Camp Chase look 30 good the
wAshtnGton critics are Jealous. They
even poke fun 1T Arthur Irwin.
irwin, they say. claims to have the
fastest bunch Of youngsters ever Seen
Every man II q ten-seocnds man and
Joe Jackson got such \ Crouch he
suggests Irwin might train the boys
for the Shefield handicap.
As . matter Of fact the Chase cubs
are . pretty nifty lot. Elliott has
q run for honors. johnson, present
choice for shortstop. ID the least prom
ising and even johnson II too good
to let 70. irwin certainly does know
how to pick mp real ball players.
Soon the fans will have chance
u look over Manager Sullivan's col
lection Ia action. Richmond followers
OF the game Will have warm wei
come for the newcomers and every
man who makes good will be made
to feel that he made no mistake when
ne landed here.
II will be q case OF walk right in.
cit right down and make yourself at
home"
OF course such established favorites
a. Cowan, vsrbout and Baker will get
q doubly warm greeting and 70 will
Dobson, when he can Get away from
college.
Meanwhile the fans will be looking
the other fellows over and serving All
~ Aw Tor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
TRUSTEES, SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
ar RIcHEsoN AND CRUTCHETET43.
Real Estate Brokers.
AUCTION SALE or TWO
frame dwellings, Nos 3l3 and 319
North Twenty-fourth street
In execution Of . certain dssd ~
trust dated January 3sd. 1904, to os
+ II. Funston. trustee, recorded ID tN93
clerks ONCE OF Richmond Chanoes5k
Court in d. b. 1875 "B'' page -, 49,
fault having been made In the pay
ment Of . part of the debt thar@tuI
secured and being required by tn;
beneficiary 50 to do. The under.
signed having been subatttuted ~
trustee under said deed Of trust fns
place OF said O. H FuHstAA Ess4Gn44r
by order OF the Chancery Court o.
the city Of Richmond, on the 1A4M
day Of March. 1911, will ofter tbes
above described property for sale b1s
public auction, on the premises, ~
Tuesday, the fist day Of March. 1e14.s
at o'clock r. NJ Dwelling 1lk Gol3s
tains rooms and lot fronts 393&
feet BY 122 feet to Al, alley - t19&
wide. and No. 313 contains o0sSM
rooms and the lot fronts STA 1oek tJs
1?3 feet to IN alley 20 fest Wtl4E
Terms cash. q. A. PATTE6ON. b4Ns
atftut0d trustees &H
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
Sporting Squibs

Meeting of the Richmond Automo-
bile Club will be held in the club
rooms Gordon Motor Company build
ing. Monday night. Good roads and
the Louisa meeting March IS will be
among the main topics for discussion.
Richmond College is prepared to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

PARIS, March 2o.--The twenty
round fight between Sam Mcvey and
Sam Langford. scheduled for tonight.
has been postponed one week. Lang
ford broke training at the time of the
last postponement and insist he must
have further time to get into shape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Whitman still leads the bowiers in
the Richmond Bowling Association.
The Engrarers are on front for the
championship and this week VIII see
the finish OF the race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
baseball Boxing Motor Boat Racing Other Sports
give Coach Long a great welcome
home. He 10 expected some time be-
fore Monday night.

Track team men at Richmond Col
lege are getting on edge tor the in
door meeting With the Blues Friday
night. The mile race Ia expected to
be the event Of the evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
A Days Doings in Old Virginia

ORANGE.--The Orange Fair Asso-
citation was organised on Saturday
with w. w. Sanford az president and
H. c. Warren as secretary. The Orange
Horsemen's Association have agreed
to build fair building on the horse
show grounds and lease 1t to the fair
association.
ALExANDRIA.--Hi Washington
Eiks are expected here tonight to
initiate q large and promising class
of new members OF the local hard.
LYNCHBURG.--R We can lawfully
do so. Judge Christian. Of the COR
porAtion court will limit the number
Of liquor licenses to be granted In this
city to fifteen. Twenty-three notices
have been posted by retail men ana
three by brewery firms that they Will
apply for licenses ct the forthcoming
term OF court. 1t IL believed that
the council will fix the licenses at
$4,000. A meeting OF prominent bust
ness men recently adopted . reeolu-
ton requesting that no saloons be-
located on Fifth. lower Ninth. Or
Twelfth streets, and that they be con-
fined to Main street. Eighth. Ninth.
Tenth and Eleventh streetsy between
Main and Church. with further re-
quest that not over twenty-ssven
licenses be given.
COvINGTON.--Una to pay the
fine and costs imposed on him aggrs-
eating 1900, Thomas r. Paxton. for
mer assistant postmaster here. ID
locked up in the Lynchburg jail. He
was found guilty OF taking e7S0 Of
Fxovernment funds. which. however. he
repaid the day the deficit was dis
covered.
WILLIAMSBURG transfer Of
epileptics from the Eastern State
hospital to tho epileptic colony. near
Lynchburg, will begin Tuesday. when
thirty will be removed. They Will be
In charre OF DR.. BrurnbAnk. nf1t ~
sistAat pAysioiau, and Travelling AGENT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
STATEMENT or THE FINANcxAx
CONDITION OF THE al
Bank Of Richmond

SS1ASA "a AN1S11SA11NM4
yueornorat1d
- ~
LOCATED AT RICHMOND. IN
COUNTY OF HENRICO, 9TAIE ~ M
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF H.
MESS, MARCH 7TH, 1911. MADE x
TEE STATE CoRPORATIoN 49,
MISSION. xs
~
RESOURCES.
.-$
Loans and discounts. slo2,iS$ -
Bonds. securities, etc. owned Ns aN
including premium on
same .s..+....s... lU6sSyW 8AXa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Meeting OF amateur league officers
and managers of the team 10 set Tor
night at o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
START WORK on AE
PlRk N WlsH|lg|

WASHINGTON. March tt
work started. Monday on tho r&1
ing Of the Warrington bAsebaxE
Ia order to have the new c
and steel double deck stan1 r.
BY April ~. the date Of IN q
game with tho Red Cox. i 01
of men worked AL day ~
removing the debris from ~ w.
IRE. NJ;
President johnson. Of the AuI
League. attended : IneetinH
local club directors Monday e
eide upon the siss Of the IN
and the nsid. Nh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
Henley ~. Sweeney. b. q. Brooks and
n. w. Hopewell.

SUTTOLK.-Thomas J. sutton, If
ty-six years old. sawyer At Rountree's
lumber mill. in Hobbsvilie. ". c..
was instantly killed Saturday. There
wes an accident and q piece Of flyins
top OF his head.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

sss ~ ss.. I: u. r.. u. s s1'ss .ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20
CHURCH HILL NEWS


hureAH aaisen 7SsxS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Frank Chance offered Fred Tenney
an opportunity to land SteinfeIdt. He
only wanted portray Mattefn In ex-
change. Tenney's comment was wor-
thy q college graduate. He wanted to
know II Chance wouldn't like TO have
peaches" Graham al we'll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Umpire Billy Evans refers TO TIM
pire Rigier as "Cy." Nothing OF the
farmer about Rigier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Can't. the Trinity twirler. looks
good. Elon College could do little
with him Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Anderson. the University OF vir-
ginia backstop, stopped Woodbury.
Forest base runners in great shape.
Rigler thinks well Of this boy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-20

Chicago has asked waivers on Black
burne, the $7,500---or was II $4,000?
beauty. Looks As II that report
about Hlackburne getting hurt while
playing basketball in the winter may
be correct. McAleer In said to have
put In q claim for the shortstop,
who was touted a. the finest that ever
came out Of the minors.
Morris tribune., 1911-03-03
8 lynn s

Mr.. Isaac Staples was a Morris
business caller Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Graber was an Alberta
business callers Monday.
The dance at Pat Brown S on Mon
day night was we'll attended and every
body had a splendid time.
Peter Olsen was a caller at the
Hill home Saturday evening.
Mr.. E. j. Simth and daughter
Joyce were Morris business callers
Saturday.
Albert Graber and sisters Emma
and Hattie were callers at the H. J.
Wentzell home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chris. Cudrio and Mrs. E. J.
Smith visited at Mrs. Carrie Eystad's S
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Sauter and daughter Lizzie
were Morris callers Saturday.