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The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01
NORTH CHOrEAU 3 &

John Carp inter- snd family of Lake
Andes cane dowa to zee the ball game
barwene the married men and the
singles, last Saturday.
Have you seen haiti pleasant look
ON John Comps facet Well that in
caused by the arrival of a 10 pound
boy, who arriveda ut his home last
Monday Augrst 81. Mother and son
doing fine
Mrs. John Taylor called on Mrs. Ray
Carpenter Friday last
G. p. Strieud and sons have been
busy the past week putting up hay on
Cboteau Creek They have about SIS
acres of good hay land. which Is good
as gold tdis year.
Tne married me and singles played
ball again last SATURDAY on the Alex
ander diamond. bat o. account of the
nigh wind, rain and Lail it was not
one 70 the best of CANA The married
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01
CHARLES MIX COUNTY FAIR
NOTES.

The graduating exercises of the
pupils of the county who successful lily
passed the eigth grade examination
will De held In connection with the
fair on Thursday, the 7th of Septem-
Der, in CooI's opera houes- Superin-
tendent Murphy has engaged State
Sape rintentent C. G. Lawrence of
Canton TO address tire graduates.
The Armour. Lake Andes. Scotland
and Wagner teams will compete IN .
tournament for the base ball honors of
this section for good purses. The
winners of the game on the first day
and the winners of the second day
game will be pitted against each other
oa the third day. These teams are all
playing fast ball and the winner will
be conceded the championship of this
section.
Arrangements are now being made
for a big booster trip around the ter
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

men Won the game q they nearly nj
ways do. Score q to liz.
The Wagnre bali team failed to
meet the Mixers on the Stokssberry
diamond last Sunday - per agree
rent 81 the Mixers played . local
team. score IA to 9 favor the Mixers
Henry HALTER has been very busy
the last week hauling wheat to Del
mont with two and three teams every
trip.
Quite q few of the North Choteau
Greek farmers are cutting m corn for
feed this winrte, on account of the
scarity of hay.
News il scarce tais week, or we do
know of any, one of the two
Don't you think the New Ear Lead
er has improved a whole lot to what it
was before it went to all home print
We 90, and il in cheap too, only $1-5o
Per year.
-CObden Rcd
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01
A BARGAIN.

We own 100 acres improved farm
located four miles from town in well
settled farming country, good neigh
bors, land is level: clay soil 90 acres
under plow; feer of stumps. no stone,
and no sand; balance land maple and
oak ii mber; land NIL fenced and and
crSssfenced with three and four strand
barb wire. New frame house l6x2Sxl4
stone foundation. good cellar, new
barn 2~4x40xl6. stable 16x40; hen
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

house. granary and corn crib Has so
bearing fruIr rec such a. apple,
plum and CHERRY fine large maple and
oak shade trees around the buildings.
To wells with good water: located On
main road: telephone and r r. D.
route Price SIS per acre. Will
take horses as part payment; balance
long time. We also own several
smaller farms and some larger onss.
sell on SAME terms Send for list Of
farms. We are located Ts miles N. z
of St. Paul. in Barron county.
Wisconsin Colonization Co.,
Cumberland. Wisconsin
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

ritory adjacent to Platte. At least
twennty Eve autos will make the trip
and the band of at least twenty pieces
will be taken along.
Inquiries for premium list are com
ing in thick and fast reservations of
SPACE for exhibitors are being made
daily.
Don't delay. Plan now what your
exhibit will be and make the entry as
soon as possible.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

Celebrate MondAy at Wagner. one
and all
r. K Clansen has had . very severe
attack of rheumafism the past week
Mr.. and Mrs- August Hennies were
up from Springfield vis iting relstives
and friends here the past week
w. O. Carsner 10 able 20 work q
little, hut is pretty lame yet ~ . F~-
suit of = runaway.
Mrs. Thomas Havkey spent the
week 1t the home Of her son. w. b.
Haukey.
Charles Woods had his threshing
done Thursday.
Miss Alice Andersen spent Sunday
with Miss Mabel Carxner.
MI. z Tnomas and Toepfer inih-
ed haying forepart Of the ueelI
Bios ILL.,
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-01

Our new line of Hand kerchiefs
would make you weep-if you couldn't
have some of 'em. We bought over
100 dnzen-got the PRICE-and were
them right The celebrated
'.Prineess'' waists just received
National Mere. Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
SOUTHPAWS
ARE SCARCE
SCARCITY or LEFT HANDLERS Is
NOTED IN BIG SHOW.
Marquard in Developing Into
Great Finger.

Less than "A dozen first class left
handed pitchers are drawing salaries IN
the big major base ball leagues As a
matter Of record. good ~southpaWs always
have been scarce. no matter how far
hack you may 20 In the history OF tho
National game. There are numerous
-hand throwerS and batsmen. but
comparatively few hoNmen.
Napoleon Kucker. Of tho BroOklyns. Is
generally considered the hest modern
l~eft-nanded curve artist. II Rucker were
a membe OF the Giants. cubs. Philadel-
phias. Athletics or petroits. he would
probably win as many games as the best
OF tho right-handers. Eut handicapped
by an inferior team. he is compelled 10
c~ouraging odds and losing games that
under other circumstances would be rec
ordei as victories.
Ructer has everything that makes a
star pitcher-speed. ham OF pace. sharp
curves. perfect control and a Wis. head.
lie - pitching wonderful ball this year.
and f. env!ed by all Of the rival club
owners. Every team in the National
League fears him. and whenever he
takes his place on the mound R~rookIvu's
chances for victory are Increased two
fold because Of the ironolad agreement
that governs Organized base ball Rucker
Is doomed C. devote his usefulness 70
the brooklyn club until he becomes 'n-
effective. although there * no doubt TINT
some club owners would jump AZ t.e
chance to buy his release or "a least
$4,000. n President Ebbets would sell
at that figure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

training before the END Of the coming
month. Nothing has been done locally
towards the formation Of any teams
bat II IL an assured fact that the Ohio
Valley VIII be represented when the
season opens. The following is the
schedule for the intersectionaI and
championship games.
Saturday. November Harvard Us
Princeton. az Princeton; Syracuse VS.
Michigan. at Ann Arbor. Pittsburgh
~ Notre Dame. AT Pittsburgh: Chi
ca.ro ~ Minnesota. az Minneapolis
Saturday. November Il-Carlisle In
dams " Harvard. at Cambridge:
Dartmouth W. princeton. AT Princeton;
Brown vs. Yale. at New Haven: La
~ ett" ~ Pennsylvania. at Phi!adel-
i.-a Cornell - Michigan. ~ uhaca:
Illinois - Indiana. AZ Idiauapcis
saturday. November lS-Yale vs.
Princeton. M Scw Haven: Dartmouth
~ Harvard. az Cambridge; Peunavl-
vanilla " Michigan. at Ann Arbor. cor
r'N W Chicago al Chicago; virginia
vs. GEORGETOWN. Al Washington. d. e.:
Washington and jefferson vs. Pitts
bursh. Ht Pittsburgh.
Saturday. November 25-Harvard W
Yale. at New Haven. chicago vs Wis
~c'nsin. at Chicago: Michigan Va Ne
trDsNa. az Lincoln: Illinois va MINI
rs"ta. al Champaign: Indiana W Pur-
due o. Bloomington. Syracuse W
Ohio state at columbus.
Than sEitinE dly. november So
PENNSYLVANIA ~ Cornell. ut philadel-
vnla. Brown vs. Carlisle Indians at
Providence. Case Scientific School Va
Western E,sev .. at Cleveland. Onto
state SIS tIuDir1ati. a. Cincinnati.
Johns Hopkins ~ Western Maryland.
a. Baltimore. Lehigh Valley Va
GEORGETOWN. az Washington. u. c..
Iittshurg W Pennsylvania state. az
PITTSBURGH. syn. use W ~. Louis. ~
81 Louis. virginia W North carolina.
90 Richmond Scwanoe ~ Vanderbilt.
~ NushVill,
saturday. December Army W
Navy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
Racing Auto
By
Bertram B. Caddle
RIVERS IS
FAVORITE
kllbsne's Hand. Which Has Been
Troubling Him for Some Time,
10 MendIng Rapidly.

According 20 reports from the Pm
ciiic coast. the championship fght be-
tween Johnny kilbane and Joe Rivers,
the Mexican. scheduled for Labor Day,
Will be II big betting AFFAIR. II lookA
now as II Rivers would 20 into the
ring u favorite. for no has a great
many wealthy Mexican followers. and
they have absolute confidence in his
ability TO win over tho agile Ciove-
lander.
kilbane II his Jimmy
Dunn, said before leaving for Los An.
geles that %Johnny's right hand. which
had been troubling him for sevemi
months. had monded thoroughly. and
that he would be able To use IL with
all tho old time effectiveness in tho
coming battle for tho title. In other
words. kilbanc will be there 10 put IN
the most nGgrossivc and best fight
that he has made since he had HIS
hand injured last winter. Hc- should
be very much better than when no
fought Rivers several months ago.
Rivers Has Confidence.
On the other hand. the Mexican IN
full ~ confidence since his previous
decision over Johnny. and his moro
recent defeat Of Joe Coster. who had
been e~rroneuusly toutcd as a wonder.
ldVerS VIII doubtless 20 into the ring
on Labor Day determined 10 carry tho
fight 20 tho Cleveland boy I'm every
round. and. being q hard hitter bo
viii be dangerous all the time. Rut
men who have been following XII.
bane's career and who are familiar
with his style and his perfect system
or defense will not worry over his
chances. Ho f. n past master OF the
game. and with two good hands n f.
difficult 20 imagine him getting badly
worstcd. When Abe Attcll could not
get 70 Johnny hhrd enough To damage
him. u does not look az II thia rough.
going Mexican should be able 10 hit
MIN very frequently; and Il IL quite
reasonable 70 expect that Kilbane viii
hnd the Mexican often enough to deco
rate him I'm artistic fashion before the
twenty rounds have expired.
Mccarey a Bit Previous.
II the report from Los Angeles that
promoter Mctarey has offered Abe AZ
tell "A Tight with Rivers. TO take place
thirty days after the Rivers KIibane
battle. IS true. McCarcy evidently or.
poets TO SEQ tho Mexican win lie 4.
evidently taking KiIbane's work I'm his
lights with Rivers and Kline No crlte-
Tlohs, while rs n matter ~ act they
should not be considered. for Kllbane
with his right hand I'm good vurkin.
order VIII be n much different fighter
to hat he waA when he was not hit.
Ting with that member. There mn a
great mony Cievelandcrs who will be+
their money on Rivers. for we have
hEht fans hero who do not Ike John
nys style They say he is not ae-
Rr'sslve enough 20 suit them: that he
docs too much foot work. Thcv would
prefer 10 see him stand W and mix ~ .
ana take more chances. They would
Just ~ leave see him throw awav hi.
best asset-his wonderful skill and
tak" n haymaker from some dub. inst
20 furnish amusement for them. Rut
mere are also some men here who VIII
70" ready with their ID 10 bot ON
kIhane when The time comes. The
netting VIII be- as brisk hero as ON
mo consi. only IN smaller amounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
End SACKERS LOW
AS TEAM LEADERS
First Base n Shortstop Yield
More Managers Than Other
Positions.

What position ON tho diamond pro.
ducos tho most baseball m|nrterrs7 s.
rIauco over Che list ri DIS lDHruo goa
erals shows that tic shortstop and
FIRST haar positions furnish baseball
with 20 majority of Tho national past
Times dircctura o.. ehiCf Another
peep reveals thr fact that fhcrc %.
l.fle tp chooac. -u Car as managerial
ability Is concerned. bofUe,u fhc play
.up armament FOO tho leadership stage
Of tHc fivf,cu major league mlu1.
Sous four bad FlIurI nov as FIRST
Iascm'r. four bad made their mark
a4 rhorfst0pa. three we're formally
or arc Dltcrrrs and ouc each has
graduated from rIeht Geld. coutcr
Geld. lcft Gold. third base and pitcher.
There ls missing Zoo the managerial
Iat only "a second hasCman
Tho trst hasomau who are now
managers are Frank Chance. chit
cagD. Fred Tcnucy. Hoston; Hal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
PERTINENT
Ain't Il Awful

fettie Green's son declares TINT he
vil not marry "a New York woman
and Nat Goodwin can't. and 90 there
sou nrc-I"troit Free Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

What has John HAYS Hammond ever
d'he o. incur o. domination for the
vice prisid.ucv7-Boafuu Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
20 Apert WorkInn M.II.

AZ any rate the Lincoln sNcb, date
is scoring more frequently than ft.
We uus urt oyster Raw cuutempor-
ari,s-Anaconda Standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

Tic new president ~ I'av'i shows,
me- superb fitness for tho iob nv try
luE q" raise o. loan 81 Ss0O.OOO-
Hshinrtou Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
LIttIe &C. ID solIialre

Mr. Morsnu is mover tired ~ the lob
~ saving th" country Tor himself
Atlanta Constitution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26
NARRAGANSETT DOINGS
Pretty Girls In Smart Toss-casino
Dresses and Good Looking
Outfits at the Polo Field.


NARRAGANSET. Aug. New
port IS more stately but there is an
altogether unique charm NJ this sis.
ter watering place. Life seems younr.
er. ~ and more animated here
a'd the beach on a bright morning f.
a fascinating picture with tro0ps of
pretty women in the most fetching or
bathing attire dipping and swimming
on the beach. with. OF course a host
OF no less Interesting men. though
their costumes would Offer "A very Inn
tied field for description.
Silk and Satin Suits.
SILK and satin suits are I'm he ma.
jority here. and while most of those
worn have cost a pretty penny. many
that look quite as smart have been
made by their wearor- or by Imo
little seamstross and represent only
10" cost NJ the material which ia
these times Of scantfulue-s IS very
little one piece suits are tle rule
b "a is. the waist and skirt part are
IN one. or Joined under q belt TIGHTS
or boomers are always worn under
these. but are usually az -ateou. or
WOODEN 81 matching color. Women
lH'IN'I To 'f|fupNUu.uf Wrar 10 cor
ser waist carefully honeI 'o k..r
them neat and trim look.ue and tlts
s. often attached ~ the boomers. a- .
combination garment Hack suits
are as always first faroritos. and ar.
relieved by colorrI caps. shoes and.
other acco--or."- Zoo contrasting
hrif'h coior- Wher" -lcso AFRO liked.
huf 400 black ar black and vhi'.
has q way ~ appearing moro dis
tinruiehed than auy of th, brighter
OBJ
Striped Foyiards
Considerable u-D I- made no efr.roI
f04'rris f1r bathing cults huf 90 any
wear is fp Doc bad from those 'lr 'pu
lard must ho ~ heavy qll..f, col
lars. cuffs. belt. c'c 'o match -.
stripe o. rho milo with those Very
pretty and comfortable fHr 'hc cirrl
.ar cu' bathing wraps of h-r ,I..r
'd flannel that many women .-. u
ing whom they como Du' Tf... -r.
particularly nice for women whose
figures ara things of beauty when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

re erwin young catcher o. he Brooklyn Dodgers. who Is me Of the
Bali f %w y D@eE:sops In tn he big leagues Erwin at present is banging the
S' 'r d percentage OF 300. However, as a catcher ure mi sinpIe ne
oOIS b' c. , with em eer9en' the Brooklyn veteran; but Bergen can
81 90 t we rate of about ITO II is a peculiar situation that exists In
ter 0U .SS 1seo.dinsy-one catcher who ian catch but can't bat. N n bat
Ct "o u res 10 catch u does lot get away witt II successfully. A combIn.
leagues. "" :" VIC major
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

r has a veteran le~ft-hander in
George Wiltse ana a coming southraw
IN kupe Marquard. Wiltse Is pitcFing
superbly this summer. but lee is not So
strong as Rucker in physical makeup
ana II NOT able 70 accomplish the re-
suits that placed him m che front rank
several years ago. Aarquard - devei-
opfnE effectiveness because OF constant
WORK. and IN the opinion Of many base
nail sharps ne Will rival some u the
best ~eft-handers OF former years.
slim Sallee. o. the st Louis Cardinals.
has been groome9 hy Roger Rresnahnn
tais year with remarkable success. and
Roger Insists that lauky finger vii
soon be n star. The Iittshurgs have a
good southraw g. Le'fieIl while BIZ
fuFn@. Discarded hy several ifg teams.
las suddenly developed skill with I,o1-
in- Cuakers. another effective left
hander IN tie National League Is Mat
Tern. - The I~ustrrs. Wlns- services NAV
30 Secured Dog ''- Giants some fin iav
ana ff"r 20 VIII hrv' an opportunity 20
show h's true worth
ir tie American League gooi LEFT
i'Ha"t- are even more scarce TIA IN
fa" Lynch c.rru!t To mos. sensational
winner fais year "a Ne1r Gregg. - tie
il'N~.fr's H. Was secured IN Califor-
ala last winter ana arrived iu the Forest
'tfN a. quantity. E1t once le
received a fair chance % display ais
wares ire-g made good w!.r "A ven
tffr'" H- Is fue mtirSfay OF fh.
tlerelart- ana 90 hts phenomenal rif.r-
t-E %" teams rapid climb l= due Gregg
l. only "a yourret'r. h.t Do pitches Ike
a veteran ana i7- o. hr.ll1ft future
Connie Mack 'a- TIRE. .aft- anI.-s-
f.a"k. kraus~ arI Russell The first
i4w-l made 81 name f.r .tweeff ~aav.-,f
years asn BE ha~ ..- v.. reached fba
end y t'e rni" Boy ans means ari has
iifnHef Some great EIuee f.f4 vatr f.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-26

VIII I've better pleased if the Diamond
comes from MS. Every one knows
that each Diamond from Dillon's is
absolutely pcricct-and that means 4
lot tO YOU.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-17
FOOTBALL EXTRA

Tomorrow, Saturday. is another big
day in football. The State Journal will
issue a football extra early in the even
ing, giving final scores and stories OF
all the important games. A few of the
big games are the Kansas-Nebraska
contest at Lawrence; Minnesota-W
consin; YaIe-Princeton; Michigan
Pennsylvania; Chicago Cornell
You should be able to secure copy
from newsboys. or from any news
stand in Kansas.
News dealers in Topeka and over
Kansas should put in their orders at
once by mail. telephone or telegraph
for the football edition. The first page
will probably be all football and the
reports will run over on other pages
N. B. The paper will be 20 pages;
price cents. To newsboys and news
dealers 2 cents; no copies returnable-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-17
Quake IN ALPS.
Street Cars Thrown From the
Tracks in Geneva.
Theater Audiences Rush Into
the Street in Berne.

Berne. Nov. IA violent earthquake
was felt Throughout Switzerland at 1927
o'clock last night. This was followed
by lesser quakes. The movement was
especially strong in the cantons Of
Berle and Zurich. in the district of
Interlaken. and throughout the region
of the Alps So far as known there
were no casualties. In Geneva street
cars We're derailed. In this city and in
Zurich thea ter audiences were thrown
into panic and rushed into the streets
At ChamouniX enormous ayalanches
rushed down Mont Blanc. The seismic
motion was from north to south.
Hohenzollern Castle Damaged.
Berlin Nov 1.-THE earthquake last
night which was felt in a wide area
OF central Europe severely damaged the
castle or Hohenzollern on the steep
Zollerberg near Hechingen. Statues
were distigured and great cracks ap-
peared in the towers
At Constance in. the grand duchy of
Baden, the spire and cross of the ca
thedral the most imposing building in
the city, fell colossal statue of Ger
mania, which crowned the Dostoffiea
building, tumbled into the street The
klngdom OF Wuertemberg was shaken
hard. In Eblngen 800 frightened per-
sons spent the night around fires in an
open field. Railway communication v,-ftE
shocks are unusual in the districts Of
fected and the alarm generally was
greater than would have been the case
IN countries where seismic disturbances
are more common occurrence.
At Frankfort four houses We're shat
tered the people running into the streets
panic stricken
Great cracks We're made in the walls
of several buildings
stuttgart felt the movement strong
" Houses rocked, pictures fell from
about N1lAi iee'
Reports from Munich. strassburg
and Mayence tell of similar ewneri7
enees. There was panic in the thea
Ter at Heidelberg. Near Lautlinren a
railway viaduct fell in ~ "
Several buildings including St.
sy..2i,t a. spi,ehs church. were damaged at
Mueihausen, and a large stone was
shaken from the church steenles
brieks and tiles from disturbed buiId-
lhgs Uttered the streets.
- tneater audience stampeded from
me lne play house, The shock was felt
tess severely at Vienna. Austria g.
cording to reports. Il iA' ac-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-17
Claude HObsOn Succumbs to His
Injuries Today.
Was Run Over Saturday by Carl
Erickson.

Claude Hobson, a young man en-
ployed as a steam filter at the con-
struction of the Memorial building at
Tenth avenue and Jackson street, who
was run over by an automobile last
Saturday, died about $50 o'clock to-
day at St. Francis hospital.
Hobson. with a fellow workman,
had started to run across Tenth ave-
nue. to the state heating plant to get
warm during the blizzard of Saturday
when Hobson, darting out from behind
a huge pile of brick. was knocked
down and run over by Carl Erickson, a
travelling agent for the Wolff Packing
company. A fore and hind wheel
operation was performed at the hos
pital to relieve internal injuries.
Hobson's mother, who lives in JEFF
ferson. Kansas, is in the city today
and will take the body to Jefferson for
burial Hobson roomed at $50 Monroe