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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-30
ADVERTISING TALKS
Continued from Page One.

impossible, let me extend through you
to The organization my hearty gooc
wishes and my hopes for it's success
Your organization includes great mul
! tltudc OF men VINO are connected in on,
way or another with the business Of
advertising, either as advertising agents
or as advertisers themselves, or as
newspaper or magazine publishers and
all alike are interested in EVERY
THING THAT TENDS TO PROMOTE
CLEANLINESS, DECENCY AND
| HONESTY IN ADVERTISING.
"As a good American, interested. as
lall good Americans must be, in what.
ever tends to promote good govern.
dards, | WELCOME YOUR MOVE.
| MENT. The HONEST AND DECENT
ADVERTISER rs man who more than
any other is interested in seeing a
STOP PUT to every form of untruth.
full, vulgar or immoral advertising. Just
exactly as the nation has now forbid
Iden MISREPRESENTATION AND
iADULTERAT1ON in connection with
foods and drinks, so the whole public
should Join in seeing that newspapers
and magazines, whether on The editorial
pages, in the news columns. or in the
advertising clumns, permit the appear
ance only of truthful statements, and
frown on every form, of indecency. 1t
is even worse to poison the mind and
the soul than to poison the body,
GENTLY BEEN MADE IN THE
STANDARD OF ADVERTISING; al.
though 7 regret to see that the maga-
zines have OH the average gone fur,
ther than the daily press in the right
direction, The standard of ethics in
the profession MUST BE RAISED un-
til not only the public at large but we
who work on newspapers and magazines
refuse to tolerate meudacity and dis
honesty-and until we understand that
they are EQUALLY BAD, WHETHER
THEY APPEAR IN THE EDITORIAL
COLUMNS, AMONG THE NEWS
ITEMS. OR ON THE ADVERTISING
PAGES.
In some of our largest newspapers
there are still advertising pages which
are a disgrace TO the community, and
the existence of such advertising pages
is conclusive proof that the manage
ment of the paper itself is Of low
order, and that il ia unsafe in any way
to trust in IL, II is the duty of those
managing any magazine or newspaper
TO do EVERYTHING POSSIBLE to
see that nothing foul or indecent is adj
mitted into the advertising columns.
THAT NO STATEMENT OF FACT IS
ADMITTED UNLESS THERE is
REASON TO BELIEVE ITS TRUTH,
and above all that NOTHING IN THE
NATURE OF A SWINDLE. whether it
takes the guise of finance or of medi-
cine. or Of food BE GIVEN CIRCU-
LATION.
81 do not wish to set up an lMPOS-
SIBLY high standard, but I do firmly
believe that the members of your body
should steadily strive toward the es-
tablishment of such conditions as those
outlined above. 7 know that it is your
purpose so to strive, and because of
this I extend to you my most hearty
good Wishes
(To be contnued.)
It has been suggested that these ad.
vertising stories be printed In book
form. I am willing to print them If
there is sufficient demand for them.
To print the stories that ha e already
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

nete 3ltflnft entgegel1. Gas bci Scr
Josltilie @einrid Stei9en gebultene
Nablpiel SIT Ser in Motertpmn &C.
felerten @od5eit hefllnOete 10 rebt Sic
lll1ter Sen 2ureutb1rgern berriden=
&c nnge5eud)elte 5rel1noiboft uno
lonosa1anriide Mnbdnglidfeit, sic 5t
Sem ongenebmen Gol ein jener Men=
idglfloIie Sen @rl1nbton biloet. Nad)
oen 4. Suli miro 0nS iunge Gbepaor
nad) Matertolpn 5uriidfebren l1no sort
Ben eigenen Serb griin0en. M0ge
emielben inn nelten Stanoe MIR @liid
erbliiben! = Gum 8eiten Ser @emein=
Sc miro an 4. Sl1li bier eine 6eltlidy=
felt peronltaltet, Sic iib als Elm edtes
@emeinOe= Ii. gegenieitigeS 6amilien=
felt al,53eidmen ioI. = @utter1nad]er
s. gn0erle, melder Sic bieiige Grea=
merp fauflid in ieinen 8elit bra9te
lln0 ieit Montag Dor adt Sagen in
getrieb balt, gilt iid) nit ieinem Nn=
fauf redt 5ufrie0en, mie audi Sic
&un0en iiber fire 8eban6lung iei=
tens oes neuengigentbiimerS nlr@or
te ser arBeri item 3ufrieoenbeit perlau=
ten lolien. - Soiepb &unfel bat Sen
am Eearl Safe gelegenen Safe 8arf
faufli6 en- ta10en uno laBt sem elben
iebt in Har5elen auslegen, Inn 0en-
ielben nit gommerbduier gu be-
pflan5en. - Mic. stetn fat feline
6arm oem &eter Sbeiien bon @ol6
Spring fir $1,000 faufli6 iiberlai (
ien ur0 miro I'M @erblt iein &eim mod
ct. Glol1o perlegen. - 6ran5 &am=
mer fat lih Elm Muto angeidafft un0
iin6 linn oa6ur6 Martp, men1 er CUR
&irde mill, o6er ct. @lou6, menn 'er
Sic ghhpiegereltern beiuden mill,
gan5 nabe geriidt. -Serrn un0 6ral1
Heter Steffen, melde Dor 6rei Mo=
naten gum 8eiude in Ser Samilie
Matb. 9iei@ 6abier anfamen, gefdut
es i'm 2anbe ser Sreibeit 6erart gut,
5aB iie crit inn @erbit na9 europa 5l1=
riidreiien mer6en.-Srou $. 80. 8ot
bon Sal1f Centre mar lebte ISOLDE bier
uno 1ieB 6ur@ Sobn Sod bon Sauf
t5entre auf 6em @rabe Hires bier r11<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

mons sll1tp megan ldmercr Gcrletung
in jeiucs 5djlpngers Sdmicoe, ll1o
ser Moge11 ocs Nnoreos Don Sell liegt
nod) cuff Ser 2anoitrobe. : Tralt Ma<
ria 9fooine pcn Son1po> 6lorioo, lang
te Glen tug bicr 5aln 8eil1dbe Tires
'Erlt>ers Sos. Sllttlpeiler au; oas jebt
bier bcrridenoe falte 8etter lit i6r
foit u1ertr6glih; mare lie lette $50
af)c gefon1l1ell, boiitte lie cs aHoerS &C.
funoeu. = Stepban Sen BON 8isbee,
q. O., lit 5lrn 9eiud)e ieil1eS Sdma=
gers 6rau5 &ielun6 bier. 6ra1
@eru1onu ltblenfott uno Brl1oer SSH
belm perlpeilelr ouf ei,1i9e Gage III
ct. SAUL. - SEER 1t1o 6rol1 @eorg
g%ilermal1n bon Gopington, s., melde
Sic Iomilie &einrid Meper nit einenl
lGngeren 8el Jude te0ndten, reil ter1
Mittlppd mieoer nud ser Scimutb 5l1,
riif.
MnrtD.
Sim 1ienitag ppr abt 5ogen lit in
Motertoml1, 8. ., @err g. 5. Stei=
den, Spbn ser 5l1 Diel er @enlein0e ge=
borigen 6on1ilie@einrib Steid)en, nit
SRI. sc. Gpnaeup ebelih pcrbnn6en
mor0en. Mebit Sen gltern oes 9rau=
tigoms. botte lid5 nrd unlcr bod)tp.
Efnrrcr g. 9el1tbner na6 @atertomn
begeben, mo- er an @od5eitstage 6as
@rautamt bielt. Ser 8rdutigam iibt
in @otertomn Sic 9lopofatur aus, fir
Sic er iid unter Nnleitung 6es &errt1
s. 9. @autpn, zines Ser geludteiten
sopofoten BON Siio0afota, nit SEM er
INNER nod geibaftlid p%erbun0en lit,
beranbiloete, nno mo5l1 er nad einem
ausge5ei6netem StaatSeramen 5uge<
lailen m1r0e. Mopofat Steiden traf
6reitog nit ieinem jungen @eib6en
bier 5u angenebmem 8eiu6 Elm, nn0
muroe BON ieinen pielen 8%erpanoten
uno 6reunoen auf's @er5lidite mill
foma1en gebeiBen, II. BEL ser Nadbod=
3eit, Sic BEL SEN @ltern. 6es 8rauti=
cams in frel1oigiter Stimmnng ge=
feiert mur0e, nabm SEER Steifen nno
fem @hegelponit sic aufri@tigiten
@iinide fir cine gliidlide un6 geleg=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
2eitenoe Mer5te bon Qpn6pm m0d)ten
&ruo ais 9auptnagrmtttcl be-
5ctd)nen.

Mdt 2o,rooiter g(er5te u110 @u10-
ar5te, ei,t1eihlolien Cir Mlfre0
Strip, be5 a51igs gelp0bnlider
Arst, babel1 miteinan0cr cine lt11=
ter5eidncte Nngobe p%er0ffentlidt,
1T. peld)er lie Sic Meinl1ng fu11o=
gebe1r, onB eS cine rationale Motb=
meuSigfeit fir eineu 6eitimmten Stan-
ooro fir M1britoffsmertb gtbt, bon
oen1, mas ais 9roo perta1ft miro;
oas gleide> luie sizes bereits fir Mil@
gei6eben 1T. Die llnter5eidner iaget1:
::SSl1 Mnbetrabt Get mtnoermertbigen
N0brltoff Nualit0ten 6eS @eibbroos,
oas gem0bnlib perfauft miro, erluben
luir sic 2eg;Slatur, cS 5rangsmeile
ait nlad}ett, baB anes 8roo, 0as ols
lold5es perfa1it miro, bon einem @et=
5ern1ebl gerud,t meroen ioa, oas me-
nialteus 80 Yro5ent MIR 8ei5en ent=
b1lt." (Nolton Sranlcrtpt) @ir
glaltbeu, ooB iolb Cit @elet bier tn
@rait treteu iolte rn0 mir erlltden
gl,d) aue1 grultes, ei1en Saf BON
gurigbts' u9ln y STE @beat" iofort
3u beIteleu. gu faufen bet alien
@rocertIteu.
Oh 5aibioneb Mftlers,
9o=9t ct, Saul, Minr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29


bencen @aterS Sobn 8ieper Elm id0<
mes @ranitoenfmal erridten. @leid=
5eitig nabm iie Die @elegenbeit mabr,
lire 8efannten in ibrer friiberen Sei<
mat9 gu BEL ufen.
Ml6anD.
Mittpod Morgen traten IN Ser
bieligen IS forrfir6e mabren0 zines
Yral1tantes in Sen fl. @beital10 &err
Nnton Is. Sdaier, Sobn Ser Jamilie
Geo. M. 5ddfer, ipelder in Ser 81.
buuD State Banf als @ebiilfsfaiirer
angel telt lit, un0 SRI. Slriaana Mrler,
Iod)ter ser bier m%obnen0en Ja!nilie
S. 8. guer. Nie Sic Mn3abl Ser an
Ser tirebliden Ieier tbeilgenomme=
nen Germm10ten uno Ireltn0e cine
groBe, 10 NOR nidt minoer grpb Sic
Mn5abl Ser @aite> meld)e 5ur I6eil=
nabn1e a1 SEM &od5eitSfeite ibr gr=
ideille1 gen1ad]t batten uno Sic 0os
iungc, a%llgenlein bodgeadltete 9raut=
poar NIT Sen ber5lidlten
ullo nit omnebrnboren @elhenfen IN
reiGli6er @eiie be0adten. 3oB es
Sem jungen Eoarc, lpeld)es cine @od)=
3citsrrile nacb Colorado mad,t un0
lih lpGterbin iu Ml6onp SEN eigenen
Serb griia0en miro, itets wohl erge=
zen m0ge, lit ser oltfrihtige @uni6
ocs uNproitern" =GorrelpouSente1t. =
@eibmiiter 56erelia inns glilabet6
Bauer fehrten 3ienitag bon Sen
3milling5it0oten 5uriid, mo- lie cine
@odjc 5l1 @eil1d bei &erlpul1oten Der=
brad)ten. = Neter Otter lit nod 0rei
Moden langer 8eban0lung 01!rd Or.
ySotI en- BON bier in einem 3uital1oe
nnd) ieinent @eim in Golo Spring
5uriifgefebrt, meld)er 81 aller Soft
nlr1g altf cine baloige pouitdnoi=
&C @enei lung polle 9erehtigung gibt.
= Mmbros Sbermiller BON 8isbee,
9(ri5ona. lit gu einem ldngerel1 Be-
lud)e bier int glternbaui lie eingetrof=
fen. - 2etten Sonntag bielt Ser bie=
lige Commercial Glltb ont Helican
9afe Elm 8icnic, nobel fib Ser i60ne
Teitplob als einelr fir iol6e @elegel1=
beiten iiberous geeigneten Srt er1pies.
= SRI. Mnna Gieori6 lit mfangs
lebter @ode BON 8emioii 5nriidge=
febrt, bon mo- tie ibren e%rfranften
@ru0er Mnoreos bierbin begleitete.
Inter Sen Seinigen genas 0ieier Ser
art raif), oaB er bereits ieiner Soges=
beibqftigung mieoer nodgeben fa1n.
- Sic Mrbeit ait Ser ltmgeltaltung
| uno @erib0nerung 6es bieltge1t @reat
Mortbern 8abnbofes lit polen0et. =
Trau Mar 6alfner bon @tqpar0,
@aib., mel6e bier bel Ser Mutter Ell
men Monat lang gu @aite tpar, lit
Mitte p%ergangencr @ode nod ibrem
Semi 5urudgefebrt. Sic Mutter,
Irou Morio 9ieorid, gab Ser So6ter
bis ct. Saul oas @eleite. - Sn Sen
Jamilien @ilb. &i6ter, Saul 8ades
u11o Matb. Mett trugen ii6 6amilien=
ereigniile gu, Sic 51 sen groBten
Sreu6en beredtigte BeranlaIiung go
ben. @ratulieren.
Ct. HoIa.
@regor MMqner bra6te Montag
ieinen Shmager clinton Hlanfomiti6
nod ct. Glquo ms ct. &apbaels So
ipital, mo 6ieier rbeumatil4 @eplag=
tie ii9 unter ar5tlide 8ebanolung
ltente. - @ier lpir6 ont 4. Sl1li gum
8eiten ser @emein6e elm gemitbli=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29
Sn ct. Glpmb.

Sobn s. Sbdfer, Ser mob1befa,mlte
proftiide Srgelitilnmer bon Milwalt=
fee, miro mabreno ser letten @dlfte
oes Monats Su11i 1T 81. Glou0 fem.
Srgen0 Sema,t0, Ser feline 9ieniie IN
Nniprud nebmen modte, lit erludt,
feline 9eiteaungen SIT binterlalien in
ser uMoroltern"=Sfiice 31=2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

6ingS bei ser 8%eriammll1ng nidt 5l1=
ltanoe, ser @eilt ober, meld)er in Ser
lelbeu berridte, neigte iebr 81 @nn-
lten ser Ser dmel5ung Ser bier 11abe
ser Stride @gelegenen Sdmloiltrifte in
einen 0iitrift.
Melruic.
Muf sem Spielplob ser 9onifa5ius=
| Sd)llc miro ON glprreiden Giertcll
5lln1 @el ten bes nellel1 ShulgebaloeS
eil1 grpBortiges 4Sicnic ge6altcn, bel
meld)er @%elegenbeit ieSen Sbeilneb=
MGR Sic ol,aeuebn1lten 5tuloen gebo-
ten lillo. @er Sen arpben Matlpnol=
tag in per9niiater @eile perbril1gel1
mill, fam oa5lt feincn belleren Nlab
oerm Melrple finocn. - Neter Mil=
Ter, >pelder nit Sem 2eaen ser Mb=
5ltgsroGren fir Sos itaotild]e Mb5ugs=
taualIpitcnu helhditiat lit, mnroe
Iienltog BON einltiir5enoen Seiten=
m1uoel1 nid)t u1erbcblih perlebt. =
oerr ll1o Tran 6. =. Shoner lobell
cine @cilld'sreiie l,ad Ncllr fernen Me=
item m,aetrcten, oen iic bis norb Sem
Dclloml tone Eorf u1soebncn; JIG lper=
0e1 eilien Mpnut Don Melrpie ablpe=
lcuo iriu. = Iiellltug uergongcner
@od1e lieBen md6reno zines pont
hodm. Mcrru 9. Mid1ter gc5oltenerl
@ra!ltonltes SEN Grelrhmo 0nr6 Erie=
l%terSbal1o ieaneu Tron5 Tiola nno Sri.
Nppllonia @ogel. Mit Ocn pielen
Gerpu1ote,1 inns 8efannten 0cs Sod)<
5cit5pourcs miiuid)t Sem elben al1d) Ser
vMproltcrl1" elm ltngetriibte5 gbele=
ben.
@cnm SIR @anmatcrial %9cbrand)t,
oaum acbt st s. @uracrotng e. 81.
9prt gilt cs ale Sprteu 9mnbcr,
Sbar= nus Tcnitcrrabmeu, &alf, Sc
mert, &atent SLATER 1t, /. IN. 5n Sen
mieorieitcn Hreilen. 30=4t
Trcepprt.
@il6. Meper, Sobn. ser Ianilie
Wfid. Meper bon Nem Mlrnid, uro
SRI. Mn1m gogcl: Iohter ser 6ami=
lie. Mnton &ogel bon bier, m1roen
0ienltag bei einen1 po11 bodlm. 8ater
Step6on, 8. 8. g., in Der bieligen
Efarrfirdc gebaltenen Irauamte Der
ehelid)t. GoS @od}5eitsfeit ml,roe BEL
einem iplell0iten Moble I'M elterlifen
@ulie ser 8ral1t qebalten, lll0 aneS,
lpos oos 2eben erbeitert 1n6 9eib nno
Seele 5lllaumlenbolt, NOR auf oas
Bette pertreten. Sn Sic Sent glildli=
d3eu @aore entbotenen @ratulatione11
ltilnm1t Ser uNor0i tern" aus gat15em
@er5en ein in Ser &offnlna oab es
Sent elben itets nah @uni b ergeben
lper0e. Mod 5u %ermabnen: Motb.
@ibel bon Stem Ml1ni6 NOR Gortan=
ser, Mi6 Nitel bon Mlbanp, @or=
i1nger uno @erm. Sdoner bon 6ree=
port 5fatmeiiter; 0em5ufol9e ging
olles mie ont Sdniirden. = S. 8.
&oiden fat ii6 beim Morit &oi6en
ein 8uid Muto beiteQt. 60 ein Ding
lit sod punoerl 60n, 6enn obne 6ies
forrte er feline &oititrede in 51pel
5trnoen nidt abfertigen, mas linn
Belt l1Bt, sic &artoffelfafer 5u bergif=
ten un6 ~Muttern" I'M @arten 5n BEL
fen. @enn man aber 20 Metlen
fabrt, mie ser vSelepbon<@ anager"
Simon nblerfott un6 Damn NIT Sem
Mutopor0ertbeil ant 6armertpagen=
bintertbeil berumiegelt, Damn lit es
nidt id0n; 6esmegen befinoet 1i6 ST
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-29

Court Seal Probate Judge.
dies Set peronitaltet meroen. - S11
Ser 6an1ilie @einrid) Sbeiing itellte
lid 5l1r Jre1roe Ger begliidten glterl1
ein ml1nteres MaoGen eiu. glm
6robnleid]naarstag fa1o bier nad 6e1n
@od)amtc feierliGe Ero5ellion imJrei=
Ell ltott. No1 oerielben bielt @err @eo..
Stel5le Don Minneopplis, Srganiia<
tor Ser 9. 6. llnteri ti%ibu11g5gel eQ=
lbait BON Minnel ota, cine Meoe iiber
BEN 3mecf llno Dos @irfeu Der Sen=
trall1eQe. Me6rere nel1e Mitglieoer
n1eloeteu iid) 5l1r llnteritiitu11gsgelea-
lGaft, nn0 eS mllroe1 al1rd) De5
@err11 Stel5le'5 crn1l11ternoe Meoe
ard mebrere fir Sen ct. Solepbs=
Mannerperein g%eporben. = @abrenb
zines 9ienitog Morge11 in ser bieiigen
Efasrfirde bonn hodm. Hater Mga=
t6o, .. g. g., gebaltenelr Yrartant=
tes reidten iih Die @a>1o sum gbe=
blnoe @ern1ann Noblmm1n aus st..
Mortin ulro Sri. 0ertrno 50nies
aus 0iei er 8emeinoe. Sic gum @od=
5eitsfelte, oas Eel Sen gltern Der
8raut gebalten mur0e, eribienenen
@dlte entboten Sem @ral1tpaore Sic
ber3liditen @liidmiinlhe, 1110 0aB ii6
o%ielelben auel anumt permirfliden MO
gent lit Ser muf ridtige @rnib bes
uNorbl1er "=Gprre iponSenten
Midmpn6. a
SIN 5meiten Stodlperf 0es &C.
id6ftsgeba1toes oeS @nn. gngelbaro
brad Elm 5euer aus, 6as, nad6em es.
Sic @intermontel oes &c. 6. @roB,
Die in Sem @ebauoe m1tergebraht: Y
t6eilmeiie beiba0igt batte, inter Con-
trole gebradt muroe. - Sacob g.
8an5er madte einen gel JUDI lit @ap=
nar0 in 6iei em Stoate, mo es linn
oerart gut 5ugeiagt fat, 6aB er iere
Ortldaft 5t ieinem fiiroeren @eim
MAIDEN miro. = Gb. Cafe lit Mitte
letter ISOLDE aus SEM Nilon &oipital,
mo- ct ii6 elmer >Speration megel1
8lino6arment5iinoung 1nter3og, emit
lolien mor0en.-@err 11no Sra1 @t1t.
Sbiefe rn6 Sobn Otto BON 8earosz
Iep trofe n bier per Nuto 5u ei1e;aA
langeren @ei11de beim Sdmager un0
Obeim ssobn Siirfen elm. - 8anf=
failirer S. 8. & lit bon &egino,
Canada, no 2anointereifen feline Sc
gentpart ouf einige 8oden erbeiid=
ten, 5uriidgefebrt. - SRI. 0oria
Sanger lit bon MbertpiQe, @i1m.> mo
lie 11el1n Monate als 2ehrerin a1ge<
lteut mar, oabeim e%ingetroffen. -
5rau g0uaro @rob bon Stilrpater.''
NOR lette ISOLDE einige Gage bier bel
Ser 5amilie sc. q. 8uilen 5u @aite;
a1d e%rfreuten Serr uno Srau Sobn
&enb sic @oltmeiltersf amilic in leb=
ter @ode nit ibrem 8ea,d)e. @itt.
tie pergangener ISOLDE febrte 3e1o s.
Moier BON Mberoeen, g. ., 5uriid,
NO er ,itb mebrere @od)en in &C.
idaften m,fbielt. SN1 Ser 6al1ilia
Sos. @ader lte0te iid Gin ml,1tercs
50bndcn ein. @liid 5l1m greigniB!
- 1beiien & &leil1 Der an0ten Ell
tie neutrality-suspicious. gclniidtes
gieb nad siio=St. SAUL.
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Citation for Hearing ON Petition fo1
Determination of Descent Of
Land.
TAT OF

County o. stearns.
In the matter of the estate of Margaret A.
Briggs, decedent:
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA to all persons
interested in the determination of the descent
of the real estate of said decedent: The petit
ton Of Ella Drummond, having been filed in
this Court, representing that said decedent
died more than five years prior to the filing
thereof. leaving certain real estate in said pc
tltion described, and that no will of decedent
has been proved nor administration of her
estate granted in this State, and praying that
the descent of said real estate be determined
by this Court,
THBKEFoKE. You, AND EACH OF You, Are
hereby cited and required to show cause. it any
you have before this Court, at the Probate
Court Room, in the Court House in the City of
St: Cloud. in the County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, on the 2lst day of July, 1911, att
O'Clock a. M, why said petition should not be
granted. 4
WITNESS, The Judge of said Court, and the
A. H. KLASEN.
Court Seal Probate Judge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-16
CHAMPIONS WIN
 PITCHERS BATTLE

New Orleans. April 15.-New Orleans. Southern league penant winners of 1910, won the opening game of the 1911 series from Mobile today. l to o. Callahan fielding was the feature, and his single to rightfield in the ninth inning scored Johnston with the only run of the game.
 The game was distinctly a battle be- tween the pitchers. Both were we'll sup ported. In the eighth inning Callahan saved New Orleans from possible defeat by catching line drive from Swacina's bat when Mobile had two men on bases.
 Manager Frank had to change his line up at the last minute before the game, lnfielder KIrke being unable to play on account of . sprained ankle. Callahan went to centerneld. Butcher was moved over, to left and Barr played second.
 More than 5000 persons witnessed the
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POINTERS TO RANDOM

In spite of Pluvius, Aeolus and all the others who have their finger in the weather directorate, the Southern league played its entire schedule yesterday.
 Tn results were identical with the pre- dictions. Birmingham defeated Montgom- cry, Chattanooga nosed Atlanta out, New Orleans got the decision against Mobile, end the Volunteers were trimmed by Memphis
 It is probable that the clubs which oc- cupy the first division this morning will occupy the first division when the curtain drops in September.
 While the game in Birmingham was far from being a finished product, it was in teresting, indeed. especially during the first half when the opposing teams resu- larly exchanged the leadership.
 The errors of the Bfllikens were account able for their defeat. but had no errors been made the Barons would have scored enough runs to prevent Biliken victory
 While F7eharty was wild, If you care to figure it out, he was exceptionally strong in the pinches. There were several times in which hit would have played thunder with the Barons opportunity to land the battle.
 Sparks pitched a splendid game. His control. when the early season is consid- cred the coolness of the weather, was remarkable. It looks as if he will have another great season this year. Fleharty will probably rank with the leaders. as he looks better than ever before.
 The best game of the four was played in New Orleans. Hess was pitted against Billy Campbell. and it was battle of giants-although, in stature Billy is not a giant.
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Callahan, recently signed by the Pels, saved the day for New Orleans by a re- markable catch in the early portion of the game, and then in the ninth swatted the hit which sent the winning run over the platter. Little hard on Mobile-but it was baseball. through and through.
 The Smith and Jordan factions were lined up yards deep over in Atlanta, and it is said that the roofing of the factions was as strenuous as ever heard before.
 It looked blue for Chattanooga and the henchmen Of Billys Smith until near the close of the frolic, when Crabble weak ened. The experienced Carmichael re- mained steady in the boat, and in the ninth, victory dawned. It was blue day for Otto Jordan.
 Bair and Fritz were about evenly matched in the Nashville Memphis game. downfall. The game was closer and harder fought, howe, CT, than was gener- ally believed. The Vols played a rattling good game. Fritz showed usual good form, and his list of strikeouts num- hered 9.
 The repeated defeats of the champion Athletics by the snappy Highlanders of New York is causing consternation among the followers of Connie Mack. But the old fox will be there when the roll Is called.
 Sexton and Savidge will probably be the opposing pitchers in the Brmingham- Montgomery game Monday afternoon
 Outfelder Mowrey will add strength t, the Barons. He will arrive Monday morn. ing. H. w k.
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LOOKOUTS NOSE
 THE CRACKERS OUT

Atlanta. April 15.-Chattanooga won the opening game of the season from At anta here today by the score of to 2 before a crowd estimated at 5000 persons The fatal hase on balls proved Atlanta S undoing, two of Chattanooga's tallies be- ing directly traceable to these. Atlanta got away in the lead, scoring one in the first and third. Chattanooga tied it up in the seventh and won 1t in the ninth Atlanta had two men thrown out at the plate.
 The hitting of Higgins, the catching ot Wells and two enchanted stops by Huls- witt were the features.
 The day was raw, with chill wind
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Ondine Wins Handicap

Monte Carlo, April 15.-Ondine won the Condamine handicap over course of 25 kilometers (about 15.5 miles) in the in- ternational motor boat regatta here to- day. Ondine started at 10:42 a. m. and finished at Il :56. File was second and La bour " was third.
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BAIR'S WILDNESS
 REPEATS THE VOLS

Memphis, April 15.-Eaerwald's two- drive won today's game for Memphis over Nashville. Pitcher Bair for the visitors was wild and with three men on bases forced In a run during the early stages of the game. Brilliant catches by swalm and Wiseman elicited noisy demonstra- tions. A large attendance marked the opening day of the season. President kayanaugh was present:
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 It was a raw and bony afternoon, but ing game of the season from Montgom- cry The score was to g.
 It was not a frst-class exhibition, but at times the excitement was intense. As result of Montgomery errors the Barons scored four runs. Errors settled the con- troversy.
 Sparks and Fleharty were the opposing pitchers Neither was in perfect form, and both were hard hit. On account of Flehartys wiIdness he was in more df- ficult holes than his opponent As a rule, however. he was strong in the pinches. The Barons played a magnificent fielding game. Marcan and Ellam starred in the diamond with spectacular stops, running catches and perfect begging. McGilvray's s infielding was exceptionally good too. Gribbens, Montgomery catcher, got away with the hitting honors. He faced Fle- harty four times, and a walk, a single, a double and triple were his profits.
 A paid attendance of 47O0 witnessed the game, and shivered in the breeze that continuously swept the field.
 Marcan's Opening Triple
 When the teams were ordered into the field, Culpepper Exum, chairman of the Birmingham commission, presented Man aaer Molesworth with horse shoe, adorned with bow of blue ribbon He then tossed the ball to Catcher Elliott and the game was one.
 The Barons drew the first blood and drew it quickly. Marcan opened with d triple over the head of Manager Dobbs,