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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-05

r. E. Skonnord called on Ed. Olson
Tuesday. .ra ..
Mrs. M. J. Moe made a short call
at Skonnords on Monday.
III. E. Gangestad called on C. w.
Erickson Monday evening. @
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-05

whom freezing loo cream or lacto and
shows the cohSsiye influence u the
albumen and cassin upon the viscos-
III. rAan cFseA MI whip easily near
tAe fres3ing pstnt On account q the
ileFsasS4 viscesity which aids = In
cerporsesns ths .ir.
cream II elloxsd e sour, it i \ /! I.
'thicken somewhat owing = the cstfdl-
ing Of the casein. This collects the
TAT globnles ana holds thsm toSsther.
Agesns thin cream Tor : day q two
viii allow Il 70 whip mnch aors rid
lily. Il "
Thick cream Of cream containing
from 8 psr CENT = q psr cont Of but.
tSr 1T will whip quite rsadiiy s 50
degrees r. even when rather sweet.
yet better results are obtained after It
hss soureA ! little.
Separator cream often gives trouble
in whipping on account Of being used
too soon after Swimming too sweet.
It will whip as readily as any ether
cream when It contains over Is per
cent Of butter fat and IS cold. The
tendency is to get separator cream
rather thin-usually about 20 per cent.
Hence the diflculty In whipping. Sep
arator cream usually is thin, sweet.
and not we'll cooled, consequently It
creates the impression that machine
se:,ars ed cream will not whip.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-05
HAD BEEN I'LL SOME TINT

Mrs. Robert Goslst Of New York Dies
Abroad.
ia. Paris, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Robert Goelet
e4 New York is dead at her Paris
residence.
Mrs. Goelet's maiden name was Har
riette Warren. She was married to
Robert Goelet in 1879, by whom she
had two children, Beatrice and Rob
ert Walton Goelet. She passed much
Of her time abroad, both during her
husbands life and afterward, making
long cruises on board their yacht, the
MAMMA.
Mrs. Goelet was taken seriously ill
In August, this year, while at South
ampton, and her ailment was dag
nosed as cancer. She Immediately
left for France tn undergo treatment.
FOR SALE-F'our mich cows, soon
to be fresh, for sale; s. L. Veiley,
Ashtabula, N. D. (12-4-tf)
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-05

SURE MIKE!
IT'S LIKE FINDING MONEY
n you use the WANT-Ao col.
umns Of the Timss-Record 60 +
cell that ar4icio for which you
have no further use. And to
rent . room, OF houss, there's No
bsttsr way than . WANT-AD.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-05

The Times-Record has ! fujl line q
carbon paper. Phone your order.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-12-05

Peterson
Carl Peterson called on Skonnord
Bros. Sunday before last, and took
meme few head of horses that had
strayed away. h..
Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Skonnord, Rich
ard, Arthur, and Carl Skonnord and
Reidar Skonnord, visited with Mr.. and
I Mrs NJ. o. :Skonnord at Valley City
Sunday before last.
Matte Lauritson came out Satu--
day for visit over Sunday with her
sister, Eilda, returning Monday.
O. Holberg went to Valley City
Tuesday for his wife, who has been
gone about a month, visiting relatives
at Edinburg, N. D.
Skonnord Bros. were out goose
hunting one day last week, but re-
port geese to be scarce article.
]. Velure and daughters, Agnes and
Nilda, visited Gangestad's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bergan visited O.
Oppegaard's Sunday.
Hilda Lauritson called on Christine
Fjelstad on Monday.
Lawrence velure called on Skon-
nord Bros. one day last week and
purchased q hog. lawrence Il wide
-
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
KELCHNER DEFEATS !
WILLIAM MACHEN At
POCKET BILLIARDS
Gets Advantage Of Thirty.
two Points Over
Opponent.
LARGE PRIZES up
FOR THREE WINNERS
Cleveland Overcomes Same at
Tourney Held at Leader
IT,, Parlors.

George Kelchner Is today strutting
around the streets OF the great and
slofious National Capital with all the
pomp Of the Kings favorite peacock, az
. result Of his thirty-two.point victory
over william Machen: those two having
pocket billiard tournament now in
progress at the Royal .parlors. This
round Of matches Is being fought for
With every bit Of speed that the billiard
snet; INC - csn az i Ss Is Prise,
First prize Is S25: second. SIS. and
third. 80: But two matches have been
completed 70 date; Charlie Bartelmu.
but Is on Monday night. This tourns-
msnt 10 attracting ali Of the experts OF
the city and the fact that admission Is
gratis has caused the Royal parlors to
be thronged both Monday and Tuesday
Swan and Goodscre are scheduled to
bend over the green table tonight In
the third match of the tournament. 4
match will be played every night until
will have met the others once In the
The highest run to date has been that
Of Bartelmus in Mondays set-to: The
up but eleven points for best run.
A notable gathering of billiardists
witnessed the Cleveland-Sanne match
ut the Leader Pariors last night, whe.
those gentlemen battled for honors In
the 49, baik line tournament. which
has been In progress for about two
weeks. Cleveland ~ one Of the scratch
entrants and he defeated Same IN W
innings. The match was featured by
many difficult shots. which hive were bril- ho
game Is for 200 points.
Standings to date IN tho tournament
The Washington times., 1912-12-11

must be taken for granted that this
ID so. .r,.
1t Is expected that Frank Farrell will
name the 1913 manager Of his High.
landers sOme time today and Frank l..
Chance. the deposed leader OF the Chi
cago Cubs. is touted as the one best bet.
There IL said to be some kind Of a
working arrangement that let's Red"
Corridor out Of the American League in
return for the waving by National
mann Is engineering the Chance deal.
and this should spell success.
The presence Of Fielder Jones. one
time winning manager OF the White
Sox. has stirred up much comment. He
IL said to be u possibility as leader Of
the Highlanders. However. he says that
he is merely calling on old friends"
However. he has said he would like
to return to the American league and.
II the Chance deal fails. Jones may h.
the man to take charge Of the New
York club.
The annual meeting is sure to be
peaceful. Ban johnson secs to that
himself. President Minor IL represent
ing the Washington club and the other
club magnates present are Charlie
Comiskev and Jimmy Callahan. Of the
White Sox: jimmy McAleer, Jake Stahl
and Rob McROy. Of the Red Sox: Con-
mic Mack, OF the Athletics: Charlie
The Washington times., 1912-12-11

somers and Bill Bernard. Of the Nap.
landers: Frank Navin and Hughey
Jennings. Of the Tigers; Frank Far
rell and Arthur Irwin. OF the High
landers, and Bob Hedges. OF the 81.
Louis Browns.
The American League is in excellent
financial condition. Ban johnson Is a
marvellous manager or a large organiza-
tion and he keeps his fences well re-
paired. There are no weak sisters to
he aided In the whole circuit. decided
cont rast TO the National League.
Mont Cross. the old-time shortstop OF
the Athletics. is out with his res!gna-
tion as scout Of the st. Louis Browns.
humorous! He has been through with
the club for several months.
Jack Ryan, should he become coach
at Virginia. will not join the Climb.rs
until his duties end at Charlottesville.
Then he will act as coach and scout for
the local club.
Pitcher Woodburn has been relea sed
bv the Cardinals to Louisville. Miller
Huggins Is also thinking of sending
"Rube' Ellis to indianapolis. He must
see Mrs. Britton first. though, before
lie announces the release.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Washington Team Opens
Season at Annapolis

ANNAPoL1s. Nd. Dec. 1i.-Gailau.
det College In to open the basketball
season here with the st. Johns five on
saturday night.
The schedule Of the st. Johns team
follows: December 20. Loyola. at Bajti.
more; January II. Catholic Univeraity.
Annapolis; January "A. Delaware Col.
lege at Newark: January %. PennsyI.
vania Military College, al Chester.
January ., virsinia MILITARY. institute.
College. at Annapolis; rsbrusry W M
Naval Academy. at Annapolis; Febru.
ary u. University Of virginia. at An.
nspolis: February 22. washington Co.
lege. at Chestertown: February q, Uni.
versity Of virginia, at Chariot tesvi,le !:
March !. Virginia Military Institute. al
Lexington.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Linden and Lassley
Struggle for Honors

Linden and Lassley. the two athletes
who are striving for the honors In the
weekly events at the Y. NJ. {. A.. meet
again tonight In the last OF the series
Of events Linden IL leading at the
present time with l.4sl.3. while his
rivals mark Is 1.i56 Three events are
on the card.
Should Lassiey win all three events
10night he VIII be ahead 9f the leader.
they enter the final contest OF the fall
!. NJ. c. a. gymnasium series Is: Lin
den. l,Asl.3: Lassley. l.a56; Elder. 1.445:
White. 1.O3?: johnson. 1929: Farrell.
9262: Ashley. S5l.5; Schuler, S.O.2
Hamilton. Sl3.3. and Fouhy. 74s.
The standing OF the team competi-
tion, which Is being conducted In addi-
tion' to the Individual contests. Is:
Team 3 d'nden captain), 4,S03.5: tea
:? (White captain 45S9.5: team I Nass-
lev captain. 4.4S.. and team I (Ham.
tlt0n captainD, 3.S3l.A.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Tinker Expected to
Manage Cincinnati Reds

NEW YORK. Dec 1l.-Joe Tinker ts
expected to be named as manager OF
the Cincinnati club before niEhtfall
Negotiations between Charlie Murphy
and Garry Hermann are OH once more
and the head OF the Reds says the dea,
will go through this time to q fnish
''As soon as the directors Of the Gin.
cinnau club said Hermann today.
have had a chance TO ratify the trade.
It will go through. That means that
some time today Tinker will become
manager Of the Reds"
II is rumored that Bobby Bescher.
the Reds crack base runner. Will figure
in the deal for Tinker. though Herr
mann refuses to deny or afhm the
story. Mike Mitchell Is certain to 50
to the Cubs.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Johnny McGraw Grills
His Eccentric Finger

NEW YORK. Dec. lI.-"This latest
threat OF Marquard's. is vcriest rot"
says Manager McGraw. OF the Giants.
He Is signed up to thrce-year con
tract now and will report In the spring
Just like anv other pitcher. lie hasn't
a chance 10 get his $4,000.
'He says ! didn't want TO use him
In the worlds series. Well. the truth
Is that I offered him two chances and
he took them, winning both games.
Then when I offered to send him back
a third time. he had cold feet and
refused.
III all he wants IL advertising.
haven't a kick. However. ! must say
that running of with another ma =
wife Is not the kind OF advertising that
helps a man or club. He has hurt
both himself and the New York club
by his actions this winter"
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
International League
Fixes Salary Limit

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-A salary limit
Of 5000 month for each club. ex-
elusive OF the manager. has been fixed
by the International League. Toronto,
Jersey CITY. and Buffalo opposing IT,.
A. sinking fund has also been establish
ed, and many believe this means a
coming struggle to get into the ma jor
league ranks.
Syracuse has no chance OF entering
the circuit. the directors frowhing on
an attempt to purchase the Jersey City
franchise for transfer to the Salt CITY.
Gerald Hayes from the American, As
ISOLATION: Jack O'Toole. from the West
ern League. and r. s. Quigley, from
the New York state Leagu. are the
new umpires In the league for 1913
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Gallagher Receives
Credit for Running

johnny Gallagher is being congratu.
lated for having done exceptionally
good work not only In winning the
South Atlantic championship at Baltl.
more on Saturday but for having
teamed with Mcclure at New York and
run second to the famous Finnish run.
ner. kOhlemainen in a team race.
Gallagher returned today from New
York where he and his partner were
pitted against the Finn and Smith. The
race was at twelve miles and Gallagher
went In two races inside OF twenty-four
hours showing great strength in both,
winning one and finishing second In the
other.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Harris Will Lead
Business High Eleven

Harry Harris. left halfback on the
Business High School football team. is
receiving organizations today as n re-
suit of the election which chose him to
lead the team In 1919. Harris has been
n member Of the eleven for the past
two years. and last season proved him
self to be one of the best players in the
high schools.
At n meeting Of the followers OF the
team at which banquet was rendered
Dr. William NJ. Davidson, Henry =.
'nair and Mrs. Edith Kingman Kern.
members OF the Boafd OF Education
spoke with Cuthbert Farmer, coach OF
the football team
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Ellis Ward Is Willing
To Resign From Place

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. II. - Eii's
Ward. rowing coach at the UNIVERSITY
Of Pennsylvania since 1879 said toahS
that he was ready to resign and would
not embarrass the new rowing authori-
lie, in anyway. At q recent athletic
meeting 1t was decided that his services
were no longer necessary.
Ward stated that he had n contract
until September. 1919. but that u they
wanted 10 get rid Of him all they had to
Go was. to. pay him the face Vaiue Oh
his contract.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Aloysius and Guard
Teams Meet Tonight

Basketball teams Of the National
Guard and the Aloysius Club are ex-
pected to furnish a good struggle to-
night In the Armory. The teams have
been recruited from a number of ve:-
Grams who are in good shape.
While the Guard Ave was soundly
beaten by the Y. NJ. G. A. team last
week Il period Of training and close at
tentiOn to team play has put the Ave
In shape for the contest which 10 to
AtArt nj $50 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Georgetown Meets Navy
In Football Next Year

Manager Barrett recently elected for
the football season OF 1913 announces
that Georgetown will play the Navy
next fall on October II.
games with stronger eievens next sea.
son the first gun In the campaign has
been fired. Other games W tn strong
college elevens will be arranged later.
The basketball team will meet the
Princeton University fve at Princeton
on January on its trip North. Manager
AadiGan. of the basketball team an
nounced the date today.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Mccarthy Beats Flynn.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. n.-Beaten
to an almost unrecognlZable mass.
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, Is today
a vanished white hope.
Luther Mccarthy. Of Springfield. Mo-,
lad OF q. put the seasoned cam
paigner out OF the running In the SIX.
teenth round Of what was scheduled
TO be twenty-round battle at Tom
McCarey's Vernon Arena last night,
mauling his opponent so numerically
that Referee Charlie Eyton stopped the
battle.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Princeton to Elect
A Captain Today

PRINCETON. n. j.. Dec. 1.-THE
most important meeting on the campus
today will be the gathering OF the foot
ball men who played In either the Yale
or Harvard games to elect captain LOT
ia,3 Al the meeting this afternoon two
names will be presented. Hobey Baker.
captain OF the Mackey team. and George
Phillips, both of whom are members OF
the jupior class.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
Morris, by Knockout.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Dec. u.-Carl
Morris dropped Bob williams In the
third round OF what was scheduled 70
he an eight round bout. After hitting
The noor half a dozen times. williams
went down from q terrific swing to the
stomach and was unable to rise.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
TOmOrrOW's Sports.

Basketball-Catholic University W.
University OF Maryland. at Arcade.
Johnny Kilbane VS.. Tommy Dixon,
ten rounds, at st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1912-12-11
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
''Y" CONVENTION
TO Be AT PEORIA

A preliminary announcement of
the 18th annual state convention of
the Illinois Young Mems Christian
association, which is to be held at
Peoria from Feb. 29 to March l in
elusive, has been received by Sec
rotary Smedley of the local associa-
ton.
Three commissions who have been
pursuing their Investigations for
some time past, Wa report on the
following subjects: THE Relative
Place and Value of Boys Work in
the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion," How May the Young Mems
Christian Association Increase Its
Service to the Church. and Rural
Problems and the Relation Of the
Association to Their Solution"
HAVE PERMANENT SPEAKERS.
The convention will open Thurs
day evening with addresses by
Chancellor Frank Strong of the Uni
versity of Kansas and Rev. William
]. Williamson of st. Louis. Among
the other prominent speakers who
are scheduled for addresses are A. E
Roberts of New York, Augustus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
AT AUGUSTANA

At the annual meeting of the
Augustana Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. it was reported by the treasur-
er, DR.. c. A. Blomgren, that $2,-
.255.36 was raised by the college So
ciety during the past year, making
a total of more than s27 400 raised
during the &c years that the soci-
ETY. has been in existence. The year
1911 is considered by the society as
the best in it's history as more money
was raised through subscription and
collections than any previous year.
With cash balance of S547.72 from
last year the total amount of money
handled by the treasurer was ST.
S03.1 The sum of $2,335.47 was
expended in the cause of foreign
missions during the year, $500 in In
dia, $500 in China, $3.50 in Porto
Rico, $3.50 in Persia and $835.42
for special missionary work. At the
present time, it was reported, there
is a balance of s467.6S in the treas
ury. The president reported that
the interest manifested by the stu
dents and faculty of Augustana in
this missionary organization was in
creasing and that the society has at
the present time a membership of
more than 200. Missionary activi-
ties in 1912 will be directed in the
same fields as last year, appropria-
tions of $500 each being made for
India and China and appropriations
of $3.50 each being made for Porto
Rico and Persia.
During the present year the
| lugustana society will have erected
in its church at Samalcot, India
the Augustana Lutheran church, g
memorial tablet in memory of Rev
| A. B. Carlson, the first missionary
to go out to India from the Angus
tana synod. Rev. Mr.. Carlson came
to America in 1862, settling in Gales
burg. He graduated from Knox col.
lege of that city in 1874 and was
ordained in 1873. In 1879 he de
parted for India to take up mission
airy work and died there in active
service in 1882. This being the an
nual meeting of the society, officers
for the year were elected as follows:
| President-Hans Pearson.
Vice President-Ralph Hult
Recording Secretary-O. L. Karl
strom.
! Treasurer DR.. c. A. Blomgren
Missionary Board-Dr. c. w. Foss
DIR. c. A. Blomgren, Rev. S. G
| Hagglund and Gustav Carlburg.
Auditing Committee Elmer
Swanson and Ralph Hult.
Reporters = Augustana, Linus
Johnson: Ungdoms Vannen, Oscar
Olson; Observer, Olof Hanson; Tn,
Lutheran Companion, Herbert An
derson, and the Lutheran, DR.. C. A
Blomgren.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30

Der or congress who advocated his re-
nomination, but Lincoln submitted his
case to the people and not the politi-
clans, and was again elected"
In closing, Mr.. Hurst said: at may
be said of Lincoln, as was said of Will
liam of Orange, While he lived, he
guided the star of a great nation;
when he died, the little children cried
in the Streets"
MAJOR HALVES SPEAKS.
Major c. w. Halves was called upon
and explained the new step taken in
the readjustment of rates in the Mod
ern Woodmen, and the consequent in
crease in business anticipated, and be-
spoke from the bankers their consid-
GRAFTON and cooperation in handling
the augmented affairs of the society
and thanked them for their efforts in
the past.
j. l.. Vernon, formerly of Aledo and
but recently appointed vice president
OF the Peoples National bank of this
city, responded to the call of the toast
master, and expressed his pleasure at
being counted one of the assembled
group.
TALKS OF DIRECTORS.
H. z. Casteel, president of the Rock
Island National bank, brought out the
fact that years ago directors were elect
ed and all they were expected to dc
was to have their names published in
the papers and on the banks station
cry to draw business, whereas now they
are elected for their ability and to de
vote all their attention to the business
of the institution.
Walter A. Rosenfieid spoke in an
entertaining manner of his TRIP
abroad, and Phil Mitchell followed
with an expression of appreciation.
Odd Fellows Dance.
Rock Island lodge, No. is, l. o. o. F.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30

Nash of Cleveland, Francis w. Par
ker and William P. Sidley of Chi
cago.
The music will be in charge of E.
o. Sellers of the Moody Bible insti-
tute, Chicago, and this part of the
program is to be made a feature.
At the conclusion of the main con-
vention session Friday evening there
will be most important session of
student delegates from the various
colleges and universities, which will
be held the following morning.
The local association, as has been
it's custom in past years, will send
number of delegates to the con-
vention, but just who these men will
be has not been decided upon as yet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-01-30
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