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The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
AL SPIEGtL HEADS TEAM
OF CHURCH GRID STARS
Woodward Baptist School Has
Crackerjack Team in
the Field u

Old-time football stars galore. head
ed by AL Spiegel. formerly a star half
back at Lafayette. are gathered under
the banner OF tho Woodward Baptist
school OF the woodward-ave. Baptist
church.
Among the stars following the lead
ership OF the Lafayette man are Ray
Kellar, quarter in the All-Fresh team
at Ann Arbor last year; Darcy Hilton,
former ID. A. c. player; Jack Sutton.
OF the ~" basketball Ave: Stats
Torbet, brother TO "Squib" of the u.
OF NJ, and former Central high
school star; r. X. Vinton. another
Central man: Harry jackson, OF East
ern; Clyde Spitzley and j. A. Ellis.
Central players OF former years; Art
Basset, sub last year on the u. or
M. All-Fresh, and Guy Shook, OF the
Riverside basketball team. e. j. Roll
ings is their manager.
The team has games scheduled with
Wayne high school at Wayne. Oct. 5;
with the Windsor Collegiate insti.
tute, at Detroit, Oct 26: with Ypsi-
lanti high school. Oct. IL. and with
Adrian college next Saturday or the
latter part OF November.
They are especially anxious to de-
feat the Holy Redeemer Grays and
the Olnicrons and thus have title to
the church championship OF the city.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
lie MR.. YOST Is PLEASED
WITH YESTERDAYS WORK,
HE'S EASILY SATISFIED
No Cymbals and Red Fire At
ter 'Versity's First
Session
FORWARD PASS FIZZLES
With Captain Thompson Doing
the Hurting, Front Heave
Goes Wrong
FORWARD PASS FIzzLEs

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept 26.-
Coach Yost may be pleased with his
Wolverine squad now that they have
had their first days scrimmage, but
n he Is. he is more easily pleased
than he has ever been In previous
years.
For whisper 1t gently. the first
meeting of the varsity team and the
scrubs did not develop any cause for
beating the cymbals and burning red
fire. Perhaps the first days work Is
not expected TO, but anyhow. nothing
Of q startling nature developed In the
two sessions OF scrimmaging.
The backfeld, even with Jimmy
Craig on the hospital list, looked bet
ter than the line. and the backfield
cid not perform in any wonderful
manner Hadden, who played star
game at end on last seasons fresh
man team, acted as running mate for
Carpet, and showed up remarkably
well. Carpet played better often
sive game than he did last season, and
Thomson hasn't lost any OF his ability
since the Cornell tacklers did things
to him. Huebel at quarterback ran
the team, but as the plays were simi
lar In nature and there was very little
guess work on the part OF the scrubs
as 10 Just where the man carrying
the ball was going to hit the line, he
had no chance to demonstrate his
generalship.
II the first day OF real work demon
| strated nothing else II developed the
fact that there will have TO be some
tall hustling done 10 develop the for
ward pass if II is to be used with any
degree Of success this year. II was
attempted a number of times yester
day afternoon, with Captain Thomson
doing the passing. and each time II
was a complete fizzle.
One thing was developed. however
and that was the fact that In Cole
Yost has material for a corking good
tackle. The big youngster was down
the field under punts as fast as the
ends, and he made number OF good
tackles. He betrayed a tendency to
overrun his man, but practice will
doubtless cure this.
Musser. an Akron. o.. boy, who ID
said to have played on the Princeton
team, showed up well In the line. He
Is a heavy youngster, and for a big
man handles himself remarkably we'll
II he keeps mp the work he did yes
terday he will be heard from before
the season Is over.
The hospital squad was augmented
by the addition OF Pontius, Budd and
Bleich, the two latter being cogs in
the scrub machine. Bleich bruised a
muscle In one Of his legs. Budd loos-
ened several teeth and Pontius' bad
leg was given a jolt.
Yost was unsparing OF his men yes
terday, giving them two scrimmage
sessions. the one In the afternoon be-
ing lengthy affair. In the two ses-
sions the varsity scored four times
and the scrubs once.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26


o Red sox
American
First-Because
secon-Because work perfect
every Is for the
think is but
will help making
OF the
give = =
Don't thing IN the Boo
American baseball
he has
Some people ouhed that we shall
Hooper
worlds
the umpire the
with
22 the
""o"
We shall for the with
minaon and signal purpose with which
pennant II
Two OF one flying
at Giants Will
hs year II they hope to pull down the big Suns
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
PICK-UPS FROM THE
BIG LEAGUE FIELDS

Just TO show New York what
to expect, Joe Wood allowed two
hits In nine innings, struck out
ten men and the Red Sox white
washed the Hlghlanders to o.
BY trimming the White sox
twice. the Browns forced the
Yankees into the cellar position.
Barney Dreyfus put q crimp In
Umpire Rigier's plans for a Cuban
trip with all-star National
Ieaguers when he refused TO per-
NIT Marty o'TooIe and Bobby
6yrne to Join the exhibition.
Barney said his players might be
injured.
The Pirates celebrated their
return home by trounelns the
Cardinals, 4 to o.
Now that the National Commits
sion has completed plans for the
worlds series, lt's up to the
Giants to win those two neces-
sary games.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
YACHT CLUB BOwLERS
ARE READY TO GO

The annual meeting Of the Detroit
Yacht Club Bowling league was hell
at the club house recently. Arthur
c. Pressland was elected president
end Edward @. Mattern secretary and
treasurer for the ensuing year A 25
week schedule has been arranged.
The season will he opened on Wed.
nesday. Oct. 2. at the woodward al.
leys.
AS usual the league will be com
posed OF six five-man teams for which
the following have been chosen cap
tains: p. c. McFedries. Topsails: r.
70. Matheson, Mainsails; John Greg
son. Spinnakers: A. Nesper. Jibs: K.
Stafford. Jiggers, and John Taylor,
BalloeHefs,
IL Is requested tlat sny member OF
the club wishing to bowl and who did
not attend the meeting will kindly
notify the secretary at once.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
Tommy Murphy Cannot be Denied;
Takes Big Stake with Dave Halle

As here last week. Anna Axme was
proclaimed the winner OF the Horse
Review futurity. but her victory was
protested by the owner of Impetuous
Palmer. who charges that Anna Axme
is four years old.
Cheeny was the only favorite yes
terday to come home.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26

Tommy Murphy cannot be denied.
His consummate skill as driver
must show itself.
Yesterday Murphy won the Hoster-
Columbus $4,000 stake at the Grand
Circuit races at Columbus, with Dave
Halle, when Baden, the great stake
winner OF the year. was the favorite,
and Esther w., second choice.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
PLATT, STAR SPRINTER,
JOINS CLEVELAND A. c.

CLEVELAND, o.. Sept. 26.-M q.
Plat, star sprinter and broad jumper
of 65th Regiment athletic team of
Buffalo, today applied for member
ship In the Cleveland A. c. His ac-
eeptance Is assured. He will repro
sent the c. A. c. in the Irish-Ame-i-
can A. c. meet here Oct. s.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
FACTS ABOUT THE WORLDS SERIES

Opening game-Tuesday, grounds. Remaining
alternate between Boston New
York scale OF pricesBoxes flour
grandstand tier (eserved SO
general sales before each game), 81
stand (reserycd) $3
right field bleachers
81: center field beachers general saes). SO cents
Umpires-Willam (Natonal league)
and silk oLoughln Billy (American eague).
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26

Auto racing as a business has
reached such a stage OF perfection
that the time OF the drivers and me-
chanics is put TO the greatest ad-
vantage even while they are travel
ing. -scs 'l
The racing autos have their private
baggage cars made by the same COM
pany that make horse cars. They
are equipped with a full line OF tools
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
Autos Have Their Own Private
Garages in the Baggage Cars

SO that every machine can be over.
hauled or repaired any time 1t is the
least bit out of kilter.
What IL car with an engagement
here Sunday at the state fair grounds
should break down Saturday.. IA
II would mean simply that the me-
chanic would repair II on Its way
here from Kalamazoo and have II all
ready for use Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
KNOCKOUT BROWN GETS
TO CLEVELAND FOR BOUT

CLEVELAND, Sept 26.-Knockout
Brown, New York lightweight. cane
IN this morning for his bout with Sam
Irott, OF Columbus. here tomorrow
aight. Kid Murphy, bantam boxer
from New Haven, Conn. and Wolf. a
local hoy, will furnish the other
match.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results.
Boston 6. New York o.
Washington Athletics (rain).
Detroit-Cleveland (no game sched-
uled).
81 Louis 5-12. Chicago 40.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Cleveland
New York at Boston
Washington at Philadelphia
Chicago at st. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26

In big Jer Tesreau and Joe Wood
lie the respective hopes OF the Ma.
tional and American League fans in
the worlds series. Both are smoke"
pitchers.
Tesreau is the pitching salvation
OF the Giants. When Marquard stun.
bled and Mathewsen was oEeFworked
until he lost effectiveness, McGraw
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26

called upon the Ozark Wonder" and
the big fellow responded. He kept
the team In first place when the Cubs
challenged, giving Vanguard and Mat.
ty opportunity TO rest
Smoky" Joe Wood In the best OF
American League pitchers. He has
accumulated a string OF successive
victories. such as Marquard aad
Walter johnson ran up earlier. In
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26

the case OF the last.named pair, the
long run had It's effect, both going
badly after their streak was broken.
Giants partisans believe Wood will
20 to pieces from nervous strain rs
the result or his wonderful string Of
wins. but Wood insists he Is too phieg-
matte 10 be worried by so insiguifi-
cant thing as a couple Of dozen
victories In q row.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
PHILADELPHIA brooklyn train).
Boston- New York (rain).
Pittsburgh 4, 81. Louis 0,
Only three games scheduled.
Today's Games.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
philadelphia att Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26

II looks very much as N Joe Wood
had recovered from that nervousness
that afflicted him while he was here
and also az II Manager Stahl were
through worrying about him, II he
ever worried ut all.
Smoky Joe hurled against the High.
landers yesterday and was generous
4 enough to allow them two hits. with
his winning streak broken he has evi-
+ IDENTIFY recovered his composure
enough TO pitch pretty good ball.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-26

DO you remember the stepladder
4 Who pitched against the Tigers for
81. Louis here while ago, named
. Wielman?
Well. Wielman didn't do anything
yesterday but hold the White Sox to
= lone hit In seven innings when the
necond game of their double-header at
&c. Louis was called because OF dark.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31

and took the land away from him
that p j. Wlttmayer sold TO Win
gerter. and that T. j. Wittmayer
beat Wingerter out of his land by
making false representations" All
of which statements this affi,ant
brands as false and untrue, and that
this affiant is indebted and has been
indebted to the said P. Wittmayer
for tine purchase price Of said land
and interest thereon for the past
three years. and has been unable to
make any payments on said lard on
account of the failure Of crops, and
that the said F. ]. Wittmayer has
never asked for or received one dol
lar of the purchase price for said
land, or interest thereon. since the
sale thereof. and that nm now the
owner of said land and living there.
on. That always have been, and I
am now. on friendly terms with the
said P. J. Wittmayer, and never
have had any misunderstanding or
difficulties with the said P. J. Witt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31

If elected Ia the Office to which I
aspire. shall endeavor to conduct
the office in businesslike and eco
nomical manner and with absolute
fairness to all. ever keeping in mind
that the Office Of States ATTORNEY
should not be q forum for the waging
of petty personal spite or neigh
borhood quarrels at the county's ex-
pense. II elected. | shall make an
especial effort TO collect all taxes
levied against property in This
county. and especially hose taxes
that the county was swlrdled out Of
by he Hackney Boynton Land Cum
rary and the couniy's untaithful
officers in the year 1861. and no
amount of hulldczitg, l4lutfing or
fling Of charges in the Supreme
Court Will deter me from such pur-
pose; and the fight have put up
against this large corporation and
its local representatives in the last
six years should be sufficient proof
Of my determination and .billty in
that line. II elected | shall not al.
low my friends or partners in bust
ness to beat the county out of taxes
justly due the county. or lend them
and in such acts by retaining to &C,
| in behalf of the county.
Respectfully.
GEO. W. LYNN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
Mr.. and Mrs. shafebauer in the

Mr.. and Mrs. Shafebauer in the
formers auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damien Gpe's and
family of ST. Vincent. N. D., who
attended the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Ross,to John Keller,
went home last Wednesday.
Last Monday occurred The we'd
ding Of Frank Rohrich and Mss
Lizzie Bosch. Mike Biegier and
Anton Volk acted as groonsmen and
the Misses Odelia Res and Maggie
Wagner as bridesmaids. After the
ceremony their many friends and
relatives went out to the Rohrich
place, where there was given dance
and dinner and sspper. Ludwig
Welk and Xavier Rohrich furnished
the music Everybody had good
time. We wish the young couple
| joy and long and happy life.
DnHntleline.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31

tn thc Waters az T.rnn,ors Colnty.
ua..: -. -a.,,.n.a 49, IL
avl"s "o .n n a. w
p!'a. e.. ' G,a.i c .e ~ w.,
c e,1.0 III S.e.n - .ne n ~ ~
Soui " I'a'ons eoun's, - -,
., the uannral election "a hn held an
Novsmi,ar 5,h take ,b;s means az
cnmn,,,nica,ino with ali the waters
f ~ c',,,ntv " HON / 4 ii IL unahle
~ npef narsnnally hefo,. tha, time
THIS county Is a large one. and the
large number Of voteis makes it
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
1EMVIK TALK.

corIesnondenc- OF he Record tOct. -
a special train Of railroad officials
vent through Saturday evening.
John Blasen has been quite sick,
requiring the services Of doctor.
Fred Snyder and Philip Tempel
autoed to Linton Sunday afternoon.
Thrashing j. being delayed some
what on account of the winter
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs Will johns. f Rev.
ey, Wis, are visiting their relatives.
J B. Davis and family.
The Misses Christina and Amelia
Bickle. Of Herreid. are here visiting
their aunt, Mis-. John Weber.
y special train of empties came
down Monday forenoon. leaving sew
eral of them here fer the el. vatots.
B. Tempel returned hme from
South Dakota points Saturday.
where he spent few days on busi.
ness.
Ed. Chilson arrived home Friday
from Plaza, N. D.. ard is bulldog a
new house in the western par. IT
town.
The young people of his vicinity
met last Friday night to organize q
literary society for the coming
winter.
Jennie Schenkenberger came uE
from Linton Saturday to spend Sun
day with her parents. returning
Monday morning.
Mrs. Olney left for her home q
jamestown. last week, after visiting
several weeks with her daughter
Mrs. W. F. Dodd.
| Gottlieb Schatz. Jr left on Tues
day mornings train for Messer, N
d, where he will visit couple 81
weeks with his uncle and aunt.
B. P. Adams, VIII has been spend
ing the summer with his daughter
Mrs. F. W. Orthmeyer. returned I,
his home at Java. S D.. Tuesday.
F. C. Muckler has just complete,
q large new barn on his farm south
east of town. in which they gave
dance Saturday night that was II
tended by large crowd OF friend
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
A WORD TO THE TAXPAYER.

IN SOLICITING your support for
my election to the office of REGISTER
of Deeds Of Emmons County, N ID
/ have one promise tn make and that
rs this:
shall give he office my WHOLE
TIME aud ATTENTION aud he ~
~ha,ever useful service possible to
the public and at all times willing
ard ready to give any Information
desired in connection With Land
Titles. ami WILL NOT II We ANY
PRIVATE, BIZ SlNESs DUNG my
official tern.
! consiier il no create r wrong for
any Official to appropriate public
money to his private use than to ap-
proprlate the TINE AND SERVICE
which belong to the public to has
PRIVATE BUSINESS, for which he
demands his full salary. Besides, a
public office gives him a prestige to
take this business away from some
TAXPAYER who is taxed to HELP
PAY this same salary.
| will consider it a pleasure as
we'll a. privilege to live up to this
promise, and pledge myself to do 80
if elected, and respectfully solicit
your support.
Respectfully.
TOM o'BR1EN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
School Notes.

-CVIIVVb XyOkS9.
Rachel Davis vas at the fair in
Linton last Thursday.
Jacob Schatz has been absent from
school for several days.
All pupils above the third grace
participated in the monthly reviews
to-day.
The attendance at school was very
small last Friday. on account o; the
fair ct Linton.
The eighth grade have finished
balancing their debit and credit ac-
counts il arithmetic for the month
VI October.
The seventh grade have been
studying about their home state for
the last four weeks. At present
they are able to draw maps Of Nor b
Dakota. locating the principal
rivers. mountains. railroads ard
cities.
Jennie Rudd has been absent from
school for the last week. John Heer
has also been absent for the pas,
week. Gladys Reich Was absent
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Of
this week. Jaeob Weber 10 absent
from school this afternoon. LIZZIE
/ Beees has been absent to-day.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
AUCTIoN SeLE.
hereby give notice that Twill, or
Thursday. November Z. 1912.

Beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m sell 81
my farm 6 miles southeast of lem
vIk and So miles northeast Ut Liz.
ton or Sect ~ "a. Township 1873,
Range rs. the following describe
personal property:
I head work horses, two witt
colts.
mare-coIt y years old.
6 mich cows
! h-ifer. L, years old
s spring calves.
sets work harness.
/ wagon.
l twn-seated buggy.
/ Acme mower.
Johns hay-rake.
Craber header.
new Acme header.
John Deere l2-inch gang pillow.
! breaking pillow.
drill.
24-foot drag.
7-foot disk with seeder boxes.
feed mill.
tanning mill.
header box.
grind-stone.
cream separator.
l washing machine.
Household goods, ETC.. and othel
farming utensils.
TERMS: All sums Of $40 nd.un
der cash Sums Of $40 and time wi
be given until Nov. l. 1913. on bank
able paper al 10 per cent interest
Three per cent discount for cash oil
sums over $40 Cash to be paid o
papers made out during or immedi
ately after the sale.
Free lunch at noon.
JACOB BECK, Owner.
Gottlieb Schatz. Auctianeer.
| Fred Pietz. Clerk.
|
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31

the bride. Lawrence Mastel and p.
Welk furnished the music.
Anton Wikenheiser is working fer
w S. Ferry. of the North Star Lum-
Der Co.. to assist over the rush. Of
fall business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Ferry. Mr..
and Mrs. Alois Phillips and Aisl
Mary Shatebauer went to Herreid
last Sunday to visit the family Of
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
, move nv family to Linton and

to move my family to Linton and
will devote my entire attention to
the duties Of the of'lce. will be IN
my Office during Office hours ard my
whole aim will be TO give the tax
payers of the county conscientious
service, see that they get fair ard
impartial treatment and see that the
expenses attached to the Office De
kept as low as possible. Hoping that
II shall receive your support at the
coming election, renan
Yours very respectfully.
CONRAD KRAFT.
Strasburg, N. u
Dated October IL, 1872
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
TN PIONEER DAYS

on Friday has remained over ut Lii
vora until Monday. But the post.
Office department has changed this
system. and in future will require
connection at Livona. The new
schedule makes the mail leave Will.
Transport at 7:l5 q. m; arrive Ut Ii
vona at III a. m.: leave Livona ct 3
y. M; arrive at Williamsport at
6:45 .. m.
The site to which the present town
Of Napoleon. Logan county. is to he
moved is seven miles southeast OF
the present location and has been
named Lowry" in honor OF the
president If the A B & N. w. Rail-
way Co npany. The new town on
| that road which is to take the place
of Hoskins is some three CT four
miles distant from that place. A
vote will be taken ct the election
next Tuesday on the question ct re-
moving the county seats of Logan
and Mcintosh counties to those
towns.
The Record has removed to its
winter quarters in the suburbs" Of
| the burg. and will remain there I'M
til the peach trees blossom in the
spring. ira la, II will not be printed
in the bowels of the earth. however.
as it was last winter. That portion
of the mansion above ground has
lbeen "retouched" by competent
artists. The spaces between the
mahogany timbers hes bsea care
fully closed and cemeated. With "a
additional layer Of slate plaeed upon
the roof. County Clerk Hefrick will
receive money on subscription and
give receipts
Thursday evening of last week the
comfortable residence OF Mr.. end
Mrs j. N Roop. at Roop. wal
crowded with e ests. the object that
called them being to celebrate the
marriage Of MIR Edward F. Savage
and Miss Mary Ida, the only daueh.
ter of the host and hostess. TIKI
ceremony was performed by thl
Rev. j. H. Worst. ard was impres
slve in the extreme. The bride
groom is one of the young men il
this section liked By everybody
Honorable in conduct, cordial ant
agreeable in manner, no he's mad,
friends of all. The bride 10 a
amiab!e and worthy young lady. ant
her gentle ways have made her tn,
: idol Of her parents and brought t
her the friendship of every one VIII
has the pleasure of her acauaint
ance. The bride received . larg
number of pretty and appropriat
presents, the gifts If thoughtful
Z friends, and the souvenirs will b
treasured by the young people whe
y arranged in home Of their own
I much more on account Of the goo
d will represented in each article tina
) Cor its intrinsic value.
From the Record If March II
1885: The musical and literary er
tertainment has been postponed VI
til Friday Of next week ). "A smal
package of mail for Williamspor
was destroyed by fire 1t BismarcI
-. Several W .lliam~port youag me
have siYnified their intention o
: forming brass band. Seven o
d eight so far have declared their in
$ sention of purchasing instruments
n Two Of them Messrs. Herrick an
j Ed. HadRkinson- have been Their
d before" Mr.. w N. Hodgkinaor
: who will be here in q few days,
o an expert musician. and the boy
p intend. If possible, to secure hi
services as instructor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-10-31
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
political Advertisement.

To the Voters and Taxpayers of En-.
mons County:
am a candidate for the office of
county auditor, having been nomi-
mated on the Republican ticket at
the primaries held last June. was
born in Dakota Territory and have
been resident here all my life. l
have had six years of experience in
county matters, having been reg
lister deeds of Einmons cnun;N
for that length of time. If elected
on November 5th. shall give my
entire attention to the iutles ,f the
office, and promise he axuas Err u
this county eff lent aud ru..-
scienciuus service AND falt AID im-
partial treatment ia III ~h Rave
business With me ffic
auditor. II pm.
able to fAsyi ms ~ u poil
| remain
Yours very truly.
P. j. vi T .AYEs.
Dated Linton. N. u, v Is.
1912.