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IN THE WORLDOF SPORT

team succeeded in scoring. The SEMI
ors put UP > fine defensive game at
all times. Immediately after time was
up the juniors shot a goal but the
timekeeper decided that 1t did not
count and 20 the final score was q
tie. A good sized crowd watched the
game.
Dawson, Macfadden and Howell OF
the juniors were the starts OF the
game. The third year team showed
up strong and. as was expected, play
ed the stronger game. The strength
Of the seniors was surprise and they
are likely to make things interesting
for the other teams before long.
AS the field was not boarded in, the
puck was continually outside This
fact detracted much from the speed
and interest Of the game. If this can
be remedied, much better games will
result The sophomores and fresh
men are billed to play this afternoon.
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FORMER A. c. COACH.
HAS new IDEAS

Eddie Cochems is occupying much
space in the New York papers just at
present and the gotham scribes listen
to the former leader Of the "A. C. SQUAD
very attentively. Since the recent
wave of reform on the football rules
Cochems has formed q few ideas that
he believes will return the game to
where it belongs.
Grantland Rice in The New York
Mail handles Cochems thusly:
Eddie Cochems, the gridiron in
structor whose St Louis eleven ran up
s96 points to % in the two years he
directed the squad, has more than one
good idea to advance in regard to
switching the present game. Cochems'
main contention is this: The defense
is absolutely elastic 1t may shift at
will to meet the attack. 1t has no re-
strictions to hold it in check.
''On the other hand, the present Of
Tense is inelastic, tied down by the
numerous zones and a dozen and two
restrictions. The point, then. is to
make the offense elastic, in order that
1t may compete with the defense upon
even terms. Let all the brushwood be
cut away and cleared out. Let the for
ward pass go twenty to forty yards
and be passed from one yard back or
five yards back and let it be handled
by any man of the eleven in place Of a
restricted few.
"Cochems suggests that even two
forward passes be allowed, but he can
see no growth for the game where one
department is elastic and the other IL
bound down to prescribed limits which
the shifting defense can easily meet
and forestall."
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this time and, hardly in any cases, do
we find two men picking identicaliy
the same teams. For instance, one
mans all-star combination contains
five Yale players; another's team had
not single Eli on 1t. After all, when
you confess the fact of the thing, you
are forced to admit that an ALI
American team means very little. be-
cause of the uncertainty about 1t. Each
man has a different point of view and
picks different kinds OF players Our
point Of view at the present moment
differs from that Of all others, as can
be seen by looking over our -selec-
tions.v
Here is the first team of unbeatable:
Center-Pike's Peak.
Guards--Mammoth and Dinosaur.
Tackles Pterodactyl and Steam
Shovel
Ends-Automobiie and Aeroplane.
uarterback--Light
Halfbacks Earthquake and Light
ming.
FulIback-Pe ssimist
Analysing, we find at center one that
towers over all and is both sharp and
firm. No center that we know Of could
even bulge Pixies Peak. Mammoth
and Dinosaur are timers and both
are whoppers. The same can be said
OF PterodactyI at tackle, while his
mate on the other side OF the line.
Steam Shovel. has great faculty Of
making holes, through which the backs
could plunge. At ends. we have Auto
mobile and Aeroplane. both speedy.
There may be some criticism of Pessi-
mist. but nobody can deny that he can
kick. Fact is, that is about all he can
do. but he Is a remarkably consistent
kicker.
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the 200 division to we'll up in the 300
circle.
Birdie Cree of the highlanders boost
ed his average by fifty lone points, and
in addition he almost doubled his stolen
base record. He achieved twenty eight
burglaries in 1910 and forty eight in
1911.
A big majority OF the twenty
players referred to show an increase
in stolen bases. In the case OF Joe
Jackson he was In many more games
In 1911 than the year preceding, and
it was to be expected that he would
steal more frequently, but the general
increases in connection with the i'm
provement in batting percentages point
strongly to sharper attack all along
the line in the ranks Of the elect.
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LISBON QUINT
WAS VICTORIOUS

Lisbon, N. D., Dec. 19.--Lisbon play
ed a great game against Glendale N. i.
in which they were victorious. The
score being 26 to 80. Although great
ly handicapped by the weight OF the
Glendale team they showed their. ex-
.cellent team work to the best possible
advantage.
The officials called the game at Q
o'clock. The first half was well played
by both teams but Lisbon was right
there with the goods and slipped one
over on them making the score Is
to 16.
The second half Lisbon showed the
fastest team work of the season and
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PUCK CHASERS
open The SEASON
sENloRs AND JUNIORS oPENsTHE
u SEASON IN THE HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS LEAouE-REsuLT to /
-oPENINs GAME FAST AND
SNAPPY.

Yesterdays hockey game between
the seniors and Juniors, the first Of
the high school inter-class league.
was success and gives assurance
that the sport has come to stay. The
game was fast, and free from injur-
iea; some flashes of excellent playing
we're shown by both teams
Shortly after play was started,
Booth, the senior captain, scored a
goal, thus giving his team the lead
towards the end of the first half
Dawson of the juniors made a long,
pretty shot and evened things up. The
score at the end of the half stood 1
to /.
The play was faster and harder
during the second half but neither
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pHYSIcIANs.

r. j. CAMPBELL, M D.-PRACTICW
limited to diseases OF women--3enIfo.
urinary and skin diseases. Office hours
10 TO ~ and to o. Over Mcdonald
drugstore, Front street. Phone 100.
DR. r. Fl. BURTON--OEEICN HOURS
10 to IL q. M. to and to 8 o. a.
Qfrice; Stern building, Phone 118-L.s
DR. u q. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
physician. deLendrecie block
DRE. II. H. BAILEY KACHELMACH.
er. Specialists, eye, ear, nose ana
throat: Ofrice hours 3 to il and 100 70
B. Offices u the Stern block.
DRS. DARRoW q WEIBLE, deLHND.
recie block. 01fice hours from 8 to
Dr. 4. q MORRIS. PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon. Office over Wilser's drugstore.
sos Front street. Hours to IL: 3 to d
and to 8. Telephone 1O4S-L, office:
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS AND
surgeons. 0ffice 008 Front street. Office
hours. 10 to IL q. M, to and 4 "a
p. NJ. Phones: OnIce. aoe; residence. 276
DIR. ]. L. SAVAGE PHYSICIAN AMI
surgeon, 606 Front street.
J. w. VIDAL. a. p, H0MEOPATHIC
physicians and surgeon. Edwards block.
Fargo N. y.
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all through it was very close. The
time was nearly up when r. Damn
made one of his famous left handed
shots and made a basket which
brought the score 26 to 2s
E. Jones, who is one of the fastest
centers in the state played strong
heady game. Captain Haynes was
handicapped by having ElIendale's
fastest man but he played game for
which he deserves much credit. H.
Webster was right there with the
goods and played better than ever. r..
Damn played the star game and
through his consistent basket shooting
saved the day making it possible for
Lisbon to come out victorious. ID.
Damn. although having a man much
larger than himself to cover, played
circles around them all and by his
clever passing made them go some.
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SOUTHERN PITCHERS ARE
GOOD AS THE BIG ONES.

Billy Smith, the manager Of the
Chattanooga team. says his league has
better pitchers than either the Ma
tional or American leagues. He points
to the fact tnat men who come from
the south to the majors have an aver
age OF twenty five more hits each year
than they do there. AS instance OF
this he points to Jackson Of Cleveland.
jackson OF Boston, Speaker of the red
sox and several other men who have
made records. In the Southern league
they were not near the sensations they
have proved themselves to be in the
higher leagues.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19
DULUTH PLANS Fol,
NATIONAL ski Meet

Duluth, Mimi. Dec. 19r--With th@
idea Of ultimately establishing a bi@f
winter carnival here, the Duluth SD
club Is planning to make bid for th&f
nationaI ski meet for 1913. and TO als&k
have Duluth chosen as the permanen@
site for the national meet. The meet
this year viii be held at Gary. Ill.
1t is claimed for Duluth that they
have assured good weather, plenty ok,
snow and the slide considered the bess'
in the northwest.
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Ys.
nnrr . ! IAMTnn sirrmn 7 -

BOTT, II. y, LAWYER. SUITE Z. Pho.
neer Life building, Fargo. N. d., Prac-
tlce In all courts in North Dakota and
Minnesota
MILLER, HENRY f., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo National
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS, HENDERSON
block, Broadway. Fargo. Probate prac-
tice q speciality.
ROBINSON, ]. e., ATTORNEY AT Law,
012 Front street. Fargo. Practice III All
courts. Tax cases a speciality.
TURNER, ii. IT,, ATTORNEY At Law
Offices Ia Edward~buiiding, Broadway
Practice In all courts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19
TRAINER MURPHY
i'll AT HIS HOME

Philadelphia. Dec. 80 Nike Mur&
ply. the athletic trainer OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylyania has been or
dered by his physician to spend tha
winter in q milder climate so as Ia
build himself UP for the work Of
training the American team which
viii compete in the Olympic events
at stockholm, Sweden, next year.
Murphy is now III ct his home
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19

nR. J. =. FRENETTE. DENTIST, OF.
hce, Huntington block, over Bijou' I'm.
trance on Broadway, Fargo, N. D.
DIR. III. 4. STARTLING, DENTIST. ROOM
5, deLendrecie block, corner Front ana
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other day and registered 222. Martin.
is slender-like a bale Of hay.
It is announced that Fielding H.
Yost will coach the Michigan eleven
for the next two years.
Olaf Refs, a local lightweight wrest-
Ter. has come to the front with a chal-
lenge to the winner OF the olsson-
EIiadis bout.
The Princeton basketbau team
started off the intercollegiate league
season last night by defeating the
strong Pennsylvania five, 80 to 20.
Manager Chance has invited Tony
Carlo, high school pitcher who Int
$50, to join the cubs in spring train
ing. All he had to do was whistle.
The American middleweight boxer.
Cyclone" Johnny Thompson. was de-
feated last night on points in a con-
test Of twenty rounds at the Stadium
in Sidney, Australia, by middle
weight boxer by the name Of Rice.
Interest Is being manifested at the
x. NJ G. A. and the coming basketball
league is surprising. A six club
league has been formed and some
classy contests are looked for during
the cold winter nights OF the. future.
Mike Gibbons .-rnataaytr,s carea,. ,,aa
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BEAUTY PARLoHa.
DEMTl9Ta

NINE. MELIN, ELECTROLYSIE, CHTRO
pody and manicuring. 400 Broadway
Phone 1851. -
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chaffee WrnatIar Eiarn.

A lightweight wrestler from Chaffea
BY the name Of w. r. Dice. arrived In
the city this morning and is open Ia
meet ali corners He expressed him<
self as ready and issues challenge
to Olaf REFS the Fargo boy for a
match to be held in ChafEee any data
before Dec. 80.
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ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC-
countant Phone 89D-J. l12O Third ave-
nue. south, Fargo, N. ID.
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JUST TAKING a shy At
AN ALL STAR ELEVEN.

New York, Dec ISL The All Ameri
can selections are about aI finished bs
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Phone your Want Ads TO The
Forum. Cali up Forum central
and ask Tor Want Al Department
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS,


BROS, ARCHITECTS. OF.
Gees Douglas Bldg, 118 Broadway,
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Martin Sheridan. New York paper
says. Ii getting down to fghting
weight lie stepped on the scales the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19
VISITING NURSE

GRACE n. ROBINSON. r. N. ASSOCIA4.
ed charities; 70 q b. m, No. il RiRhfh
street south. phone 527 Residences III
Eighth street north. Phone 141O Hours:
$50 a. m. to p. NJ. At the service OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19

Roller skating races will revive after
the holidays at Manager Wilcox's roll
Ter rink.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19

other day and registered 222. Martin
is slender-like a bale Of hay.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19

Olaf Refs, a local lightweight wrest-
Ter. has come to the front with a chaI-
ienge to the winner OF the Olsson-
EIiadis bout.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19

It is announced that Fielding II.
Yost will coach the Michigan eleven
for the next two years.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19
BREEZY SPORT NOTES.

IF You see a red street car you win
find that carmine'
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19

The Princeton basketball team
started off the intercollegiate league
season last night by defeating the
strong Pennsylvania five, 30 to 20.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-19

Manager Chance has invited Tony
Carlo, high school pitcher who hit
$50, to join the cubs in spring train
ing. All he had to do was whistle.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

aapiton SalOUih's 5uIolae aus 5mei
Sdliien beiteben Ole mad altem boi-
lGtOii6em N}uiter gang o1is gihat
bol8 gebaut iinO. Oolnit lie Dem 0ruf
0es Giles mioerite6cn fomnen. Die
6dbr5epge mer0en 150 SUB lang uno
6nB brett unO nit maiierOihted
gQbtheflunaen oerieben iein. ,Sn
'Sommer 1918 ina oie Iahrt uon
San 6ronciSco ans nab @oint Bar.
rom in Nlasfo ongetreteu merOer.
Die beiOen S6iffe. .atlautic" un9
g8ociiic~ getauft peroen 5liommea
cine 8eiabung BON minoeitens %
Mann tragen un0 nit 6lntentclegro.
pbenoppnrot oeriebeu iein, Oamit lie
Der @elt BON iid Nodridt geben t6a-
men. 2lts Dem nouOlihen Stiqen
min ii6 4opitan 8aIopin
Oas offene 8olarmeer trei6en
fallen uuo bofft, biuneu pier Sobrea
ben norOotlautiideu 05eon 81 errei.
hgu.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26
9pIamateneN.
Die sm%srifauiide gmaDItH bss nmru 0sL
iaaitets guklanos.

Dos Stoatsminiiterinm in Boib-
inston lit pon einem beboriteben6en
@ediel in Der BerioH 0es 8otihof-
tiers oes 3arenreihes benahri6tiet
Doroeu. Ser bisberige 8otidafter
Baron RoIen melher i'm Sabre 1903
olS Rdhfolger oes @rafen @aiiint
rad Der 9unoesbauptftoot fam,
muBte Dor einigen Wtonateu, als e.
ouf urloub in Der Seimatb peilte,
ben BoIten beg erfronften Wbiniiters
6es MustpGrtigen, So5onotp, iiberneH-
men. or beflei6et OenIeIben nod
INNER un6 lit WlitgIieo oes ruiitihen
Sto1tsrotbes. 8u ieinem Rnhfolger
nls goti6ofter lit @eorg gatbmetieD
ernonnt moroen. Der ihon Dor Sab
rem ols @eianotihoftsietretor m
@aibinston peiIte unO cine amert'
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

Fene 0enfmal ser 6reibeitsa0ttin
empor, ole NIT bod erbobener 6ndel
Sen anfommen0en @nropamii0en
entgegenleuhtet. 9lber @inO uno
9teaen 6aben inn 2auie Der Sabre Dem
ihonen Ston0bilO Itarf 5ngeiebt unO
0as eherne @auanO ser @0ttin 1T
nit 90hern 6e0edt. sic ser Holt bin
eingefreIien bat. I'm oas DentmoI
Dor meitersr 9eriebung 81 bepnbren.
liebt iih Oas 4riegsminiiterium Der
Understanding inter oeiien DE-
but OoI1elbe itebt, genotbiet, ben
Sdooen aitsSnbeiiern. @a6ri1ein-
lid miro es not9penoie fem gauge
06eile Der Statle neu 81 g;eBen. I'M
0os impoiante Nahrieihen Sen
tunitigen @ciHletterr gu erfnlteA
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26
aobert Gee 5enrs.

ter un0 @eionoten nelde ibre Ycs
item MIR Dem llmitanoe Derourten,
oaB iie ii6er groBe 8erm0gen Derfii-
gen unO ibre Mitsgd65n niht mad
Dem ibnen Don .Onfel Som" be5abLr
ten SaIGr bemeiien miiiien, iiu0 Inn
Elm 9orn i'm 4uge. Sn elmer BON
nernoen Ebtlippifo, Die er fiirSli9
itber 0en @cgenitanb i'm aongreB los
lieB. iaqte CT unter Anoerem:
.2aBt ms Der 8elt perffH0et,
0oB Gas arenffonfidPGoH oieie boAen
o%iplonroti den gbrenpoiten nidt un-
ter oen nod @lnnS liiiternen NiltO-
Maroon peuteigert, ionoern oaB Der
einfQHe giirger oon @eitttune un0
8ilauna ourin aaen 9lnoeren porse.
6oaen miro.4
4oHgreBmann SenrD lit Elm Oirf-
ter Rahtolnme pon Eatrif 9enrp,
Dem aroBen pir9iniiden B~atrioteH
ans 0em Rompfe ser 4olonien eegen
gn3lalgO. 0elNen angeblIh hntoriIGe
@ortc. .@e6t mir oie 6reibeit cber
sen SDoi" ieoem Shllfnnben be-
FAINT iino. ST lit alto e~elpiiiermu-
BEN &eoner pom @eburt. uro lDenn
er iii Northumberland 0as 8ort
ergre il. menoet iid linn ore nagemei-
ne Mitfmerfiamfeit 3I- Als Demo-
frat aebort en- Dem aongreB ununter-
broden felt 1897 an mo III gegen.
mdrtia &oriiber oes Suusousi6uiies
fir &egeln.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

8enn DeutI6lono es nuf einen
Rrieg nit 6ranfrei6 uno England
onfommen ldBt, 10 fam ieoermann
getroIt bun6ert Dollars gegen einen
bur6loherten fonaOiihen Dime met.
ten, Dab Oas Geidsbeer uno bic
Ofei6sflotte bis auf ben lesten Soien.
fnopf friegsbereit unO iALagfertig
Itno.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

fnnerin, ole Godter oes nerltorbenen
Generals @ofuoro 81. 8eale, SIR 5rau
bat. 6err gofbmetiap fam aui cine
glan5enoe Oiplomotnde Sauibabn 5ll-
riidbIiden, 0enn er bat iein Batter
lano bereits in @oaono, 9ulgarien
uno Sopau pertreten. Seine @e-
nlabIea 1T ebeniaas cine geiitig bod
begabte Dame. ,3ar ytifuluus be
trolte Tie nit ser 9ertbeiluag ieiner
@abeu an Die ma5eooniiden Jliitt-
linge. ais lie nit ibren Soften III
8ulgorien lpeilte, mo lie lit fir ibr
oamuliges @irfen loipobl BON benz
Serri6er 3uBlano's, ruie pom Sur
item 6erDinano uno pom Sultan
our1 @erleibun9 bober Droen aus
ge5eidnet moroen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

Cine SEEN gorter RlubOame ertIdr.
te, oaB oos bette Mlter 5rrr Seirotb
Bel MGnnern oos fi~iuf5igite unO bel
Grauen oos finfunOoreiBigite Sobr
iei. llno tpenn oos tarienOmal rid-
tie mare, miirOe es ole Sugeno niHt
gIouben ur1o nod Uiel ueliger beber.
sigen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

zen miro unO OnB Delegaten aus
alien 5tnoten bieran tbeilnebmen
meroeu. @s miro nagemein ange.
nommen, ooB bic o~tesidbrige Morit.
foIoune no1 Der Sauptibaot Die lei.
ner 3eit Don Socob 9. @orep &C.
fiibrte on 3obI melt iibertreffen pirO.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26
@epluute NOrOpOlfa6rt.
aapitau galSwin win Oieislbs in Swei SabreH
Ssu san 5rameiseU aus antEstsn.

Set Dem g%nfoederitreit Yearp.
Goof ideint NiemanO refte 9liit ge
6nbt 5li baben. Dem eisltarren0en
WorOpol na6e 8l fnfnmen. Sect mel
Oct Iib ober Ger als arftfider See
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26
WiaiOnars ais 7~iylomatsu.
Sszaufasr gsasBsrtrsts min fbuen sas Sanb.
wtri lessu.

8uuoesa6aeoroueter Robert Gee
6cnrp aus @aoo, I'M SrNate IernS.
bat ben W1iaiondreu i'm oiplomati.
iden DENT Der Der. Staten BEN
RrieS erflart. Die Serreu 9otldnI-
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

fa6rer befannte 4apit1n @peIDn
Briggs 8alomin in San 6rancisco
init Dem Blame elmer neuen grpeo;.
tion nud Dem norOlidliteu Bnnft Der
@rOflpgel, mlO 6spar inter Den 4uipi-
5ien Der 41namaeRac AlrSi teaung.
Sic Grpe0itioR ioA, Der ShiloerAag
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26

az Ous beriibmte DID @IOrp ODER
GopaI TiIiener beaieben sic in Sln.
iden am beIten bon Der IOrtbweitern
8ottling So. EeIepbon Nortb1565
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26
aOnOsntiun Der SOboss.
rGsIeh's armse~ fDn tn oiriem Sabre as0
bsbsntens RbsrtrSffsn psrhsn.

Snmes CABS Som. befonnt unter
Dem gionlen .Wlinionoire Sobo" gi6t
befonnt, ooB Die ndfite Ronoention
Der brotherhood Melioreafiociotion"
I'M September IN Boibinetrn ltottfitt-
Washington Journal., 1911-08-26
Gas ~beidGOiste stanObilO.
pie n@Bttin Der grsibsit" i'm 1aisn BON Eeu
yorf mMR aassebeisrt wsrbtu.

Stol3 ragt imSofen pom gtetD gort
ieit einem Yiertelj obrbunoert, nls
@eifenf Der fran3oilihen NatiOn an
Die Shpeiterreplpblif 4merifa, oaS
bon Dem gilObaiter 8artboG0i gei9af.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-26
CELEBRATE ANNI IYERSARY
 ODD FELLOWS TONIGHT
SPECIAL MEETING TO BE HELD AT THE COURTHOUSE HERE
 THIS EVENING.

The ninety-third anniversary of the organization of the Odd Fellows lodge will be celebrated at special meeting to be held at the courthouse in this city tonigth, and prominent members of the state will be present to deliver addresses. On account of sudden illness, Grand Master M. M. Stuckey of Newport, who was on the program, will be unable to attend. However, Grand Secretary John P. Paul of Newport and Hon. G. w. Pardee of Little Rock are here and will speak tonight. Several local members of the order will make short addresses and music will be furnished by the Con- way string band and the State Nor nal glee club. The public is invited to attend, as the meeting will be open.
 Messrs. Paul and Pardee, accompa- nied by Past Grand Master J. R. Don nell, went to Vilonia this morning, where they speak at similar celebra- tion this afternoon and will return to Conway in time for the meeting to- night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-04-26

In the remarkably fast time of one hour and 13 minutes, Hendrix College defeated Ouachita, to 0, at Hendrix park yesterday afternoon the game being swell pitchers battle between Roberts and Courson. The local col legians played errorless ball, and it scored the winning runs on two CT TOTS by the visitors in the third.
 When Muse batted a long fly to left on the first ball pitched and Courson hit Roberts next one for a clean sin gle, it looked as if Ouachita bats would have a busy day, but Rusty" tight ened up, famed the next two, and had the visitors eating out of his hand the balance of the game. Only one vis- itor reached third, and but three got to the middle cushion. Six reached first, each on a clean hit, as Roberts did not issue a pass.
 Hendrix scored twice in the third. With one out, Norcott muffed Mar tins liner, the latter immediately stealing second. Garvey singled, but Martin was held at third. Courson Intentionally walked Harrison, filling the bases. Scott's slow hit to first went through Wallis legs, Martin and Garvey counting.