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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

MOTHERS SOCIAL CLUB-The Moth
ers' Social club met ut the horne of Mrs.
w. e. Parsons, Fifth Street last Tues
day. A very happy and profitable after
noon was spent, the following program
being enjoyed.
Roll call-Qnotations from miles Stand
ish."
Thanksgiving Song-by eight little girls.
Recitation-"When the Frost Is on the
Pumpkin by Mabel Parsons.
Song Harvest Of Squirrel and Honey
Bee" by eight little girls.
Recitntion-Miriam Taylor.
Song--"The Leaves Party" by Celia I1ar-
ris and Esther GaluSha.
Piano Solo--Alta Jones.
Recitation-Zella Harris.
Paper-'Our First Thanksgiving" by Mrs.
W.. c. Taylor.
Song-"America" by the Club.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
Correspondents
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Messrs Walborne, Pasner, Daniel
son and Monson were Alta visitors
last Sunday.
Mr.. Sever Monscn took dinner at
the Danielson home Sunday.
Miss Mable Anderson returned from
Bismarck Monday, after a pleasant
friends.
Mrs. Herman Walborne entertain
ed Mrs. 7. Knutson and children,
Misses Danielaon and Adams, and
Messrs Monson, D%anielson and Rev.
Hansen Sunday.
The church services held il the
Pleasant View school house, by Rev.
Hansen were well attended.
The rallies held at the Pleasant
View school house by Mr.. Evans are
we'll attended by enthusiastic listen
erS. .-
Word has been received by the vari-
Gus friends of Mrs. Nicholson and
Miss Knutson, stating that they have
arrived at their destinations, and are
enjoying themselves among friends
and relatives.
HalvOr Halvorson was a business
caller in Alta Thursday.
Mrs. Fl. Halvorson spent the day al
the home Of her parent, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Danielson, Thursday of this
week. 8. @
The Alta notes wish to state that
Mrs. James Braden is on the road tC
recovery and is improving steadily
Mrs. II. Walborne very delightful.
ly entertained a number of her friends
on Friday evening, cards being the
feature of the evening. Mesdames
Walborne and Danielson claiming the
highest hOnors. At the midnight hour
a very delicious lunch was served
and at the wee hours of morn each
guest departed voting Mr.. and Mrs
Walborne delightful entertainers
The summer land scape turned tc
winter when a liberal amount CT
snow fell Saturday morning.
Mrs. Thomas Knutson was an Alta
visitor Thursday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
Ne STREAM That IS NEVER

There's many a sorrow aud pain ! know,
AS we tread the path OF life;
There's many d grief and lasting woe,
And the way Is toll and strife.
But the hardest load we have to bear
u the labor and strength that's lost
III building the bridge with toilsome care
Ger the stream that is never crossed.
We have fretting and worry from mora
till night
And anguish weighs on the heart;
And life Is a bitter part.
Bit there is n greater burden yet,
Much peace Of soul has it cost.
1t is building a bridge with toll and sweat
Ger the stream that is never crossed
There's looking for crossings all the day
And searching along the shore
For a bridge or ford along the way
We shall never travel DER.
There's sighings for useless toys in vain,
And dreaming of chances lost;
But It's hardest to bridge with might and
main
The stream that is never crossed.
Then gather the roses along the way;
And treasure the fragrance rare;
Rejoice the bright and joyous day,
Refusing to borrow care.
For sorrow and pain VIII surely coma
AND your sour will be tried and tossed;
But don't be bridging to reach your HON"
Ger the stream that is never crossed.
GUESTS OF MRS. BECKLEN.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. x. Porter and family Of
Mandan and Miss Catherine Coleman Of
Dickinson will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. j. Beckley for Thanksgiving day, The
ladies are sisters and will enjoy the fam
lily reunion. .
no FORT GREBLE.-Maior Breckc-
min and his charming wife, who were
stationed at Fort Lincoln, were very pop
ular and have many warm friends in Bis
marck, who will be interested in the
following from the Army and Navy Jour
nal:
Major Louis Brechcmin, ir., Med.
Corps, U. S. A., left Douglas, AriZ., Nov.
10, for Newport r. l. for duty at Fort
Greble. Every person who has known
Major Brechemln in Douglas a whole or
part of the one year he has been in Doug
las says the Douglas International, has
a due appreciation of his good qualities
in ever ydirection. Genteel, suave, eau
tons, painstaking and energetic, not alone
with reference to Army life, but in every
other particular, he has been able to
number his friends and admirers by the
score. 1t was he who made such an envl-
able reputation taking care of the wound
ed Mexicans after the battle of Naco. He
has been Il leading spirit In many of the
social functions for which the officers of
the 9th have stood sponsor. and instrll-
mental III furnishing many 9th Cavalry en-
tertainmentS in ouglaS being one of the
righthand men of Coloner Guilfoyle. HIS
departure will be Il distinct loss to the
well. Major G.. II. Crabtree, Med Corps.
is here to take the place of Major Brech
emin at the head of the Medical Corps"
..s. ..-... ...4.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27

. .-.. -~ ..
Chicago, Ill.,, Nov. 26.-Thanksgiving
Day games tomorrow will bring to an
end the college football season with
only one contest OF great Importance
scheduled for the middle west. An
intersectional game at st. Louis be-
tween Syracuse and st. Louis unlver-
sity will furnish the principal attrac'
tion. Another contest of interest to
this section, however will be the
game at Austin, Teas, between Notre
Dame and the University of Texas.
The Notre Dame team is a favorite
on account of it's defeat Of the Army
and Penn state elevens. Texas, how.
ever, is credited with having the
strongest team in the southwest this
season and the contest between the
two is expeeced to furnish some good
sport.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
CELEBRATE EVACUATION DAY.

New York, Nov. 26.-One hundred
and thirty years ago today the peo-
pie of New York gathered at the Bat
terry to witness the departure of the
British troops, whose evacuation of
the city was followed the next day
by the entrance of Gen. Washington
and the American army. In accord
ance with time-honored custom the
Old Guard today celebrated the ami
versary by marching down Broadway
from City hall to the Battery, raising
the flag on the parade grounds amid
the booming of twenty-one guns, and
then retiring to their armory to par
take of a luncheon and the celebrated
punch. Even the busy bulls and
bears of Wall street abandoned the
ticker for a few minutes to watch
the famous military organization as
it marched through the streets in full
regalia. # ,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
FIND BODY OF Or
MISSING HUNTER

Escanaba. Mich, Nov. 26.-The body of
William Carrier, a hunter from Water
vliet, in the lower peninsula, was found
yesterday near Northland. He had been
missing several days and an investigation
Showed thar he was shot by another hum
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27

Will any one having empty ice
cream containers please phone Rich
holds, No. 81. We have about 80 scat
tered over town and need them.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bublitz,
jr., and Miss Anna Trester of Sentinel
Butte, were married at Beach, the Luth-
erln minister performing the ceremony
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27

TOFTLEY-NELSON.-Mr. Edward
Toftley and Miss Hannah Nelson both OF
Forman, were married at the residence
of Mr.. II Mrs. ]. II. Dystc by Rev. S.
Tollefson.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27

MARTIN-CHALLEY.-At Lisbon q
very quiet wedding took place when Miss
Alyce Martin and Mr.. Challey were mar
ried by Father Fehcly. ,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

TRONIS-KRAEMER.-Mis Julia Tr0-
mis- and Mr.. O.. II. Kraemer of futile
were married.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27

Observation-Disclosures Emil
Macheel and Miss Maggie Thcurmer were
married at Lidgerwood in the German
Evangelical church b ythe Rev. Mr.. Grab
owski of HankinsOn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27

AURIDSEN-ANDERSON.-At For
man, N. D. by Rev. S. Tollefson at the
Lutheran parsonage. Mr.. Jerry Lauridscn
and Miss Josephine Anderson, both Of
Rutl1nd township, We're married.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-27
CORNELL AND pENNsYLvANIA
TO MEET.

New York, Nov. 26.--The annual
gridiron battle between Pennsylvania
and Cornell on Franglin Field will
furnish the principal item on the
Thanksgiving menu served up to foot
ball enthusiasts in the east. What
ever showing these two teams may
make during the season they seldom
fail to put up an interesting contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
Dr John y Bear.

Ut. dNiW ~ bfdF.
Dear Sir During the Civil War !
contracted deep cold and pleurisy
from exposure. which left me with n
bad cough that ! have never been able
10 get rid o. For the last eight years
~ has been 20 continuous that could
not rest IN a reclining POSITION. Ny
lungs hurt me all tho time and pained
me whom ! would breathe. and could
not stand 10 rub my hand over my
chest Ny wife died I've years ago
With consumption. and I often won.
dered " ! gave b. 10 her or not. ~ !
had contracted the cough frat and ~
ter nursing my wife All the time my.
self. felt sure had consumption and
would follow her soon. bt am happy
10 say that ] feel be'ter today than
since the Civi War. and n Is all due
N tsking Bears Emulsion when I
started TO take the FIRST bottle vas 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

early IN the evening aud gave her card
tearing the name Wilma MONTGOMERY.
sih stated That size desired 10 see Mr.
NNous. and after meeting him asked
sIat ~ pf"uuce q picture that she woulI
give. and he replied that 10 would o.
HetNof L have the spirits make re-
production - Tie picture NJ the evening
I I"ri"f'nnure. Hence. during the per-
formance THE picture. that N = chtid
zone 10 tplors was presented 10 him. AZ
To- one other picture haf been painted
up0n the canvass. the work having been
strong light
After me picture VAS produced. 50 ap-
rarertlv removed f1r o. second but hv =
very mysterious erficr. 10 again was
presented upou The canvass and paced IN
mo lobby - tire theatre FOR The iusper-
tion ~ those Who attended the pfrf0r-
nianc" The original picture vas taken
- TO box ofice where tho owner 80
fNred " affer the performance The act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
HATFIELD MAKES
CONTINUED from First PaRs.N

people OF our state. the same shall be
subserved.
Favor Direct Primary.
We must have a direct primary for
the nomination of all officers. includ-
Ing presidential preference. and the
nomination OF United States senators.
until the amendment OF the Federal
Constitution is adopted. electing them
by direct vote. Good Roads Laws.
Compensation Act, Public Utilities
Commission, better Banking laws,
Sanitation. Homestead Exemptions.
q law protecting the people against
worthless stock: 10 regulate the rates
or FIRE Insurance, as Ohio and other
states have: law 10 protect our nat
ural water power: also TO conserve
our natural resources and prevent the
nagrant waste of these products.
which will II properly guarded be en-.
jGyed by future generations. Our
state should be conducted like a bi.r
business Institution by adopting the
latest and most improved business
methods. The Executive should haze
at least monthly reports from tine
heads OF all state institutions and ar.
pointive officials made by him. and
the public should be kept Thoroughly
acquainted through the press of the
state with these matters and If the
legislature will give me the power. I
Will do the rest
Il said 10 the people that would be
their governor. and am goinp to
make good that promise. The amend.
ment TO the constitution relative TO
the sale OF liquor should be given
careful consideration by the enactment
of statste giving the governor power
10 carry olt the express will OF the
people. which you may be assured will
be done II that power is conferred upon
me
This government with it's funda.
mental laws was established and rati
ned by the people. its whole basic
fabric dedicated TO liberty and equal
rights, with the principle OF a ma
Jority rule. Therefore this principle
should be carried out in its fullness
inc referendum Is no new thing with
US. IL Is as old as our government
Itself. We had a referendum prin-
clple submitted in our last election I'm
the prohibition amendment The refer.
endum as u exists applies only TO
constitutional amendments I favor
the Ieople passing upon statutory
laws or acts OF the legislature II n Is
demanded By reasonable number of
voters. In this way bad laws may he
vetoed by the voters. This is merely
a safeguard 10 guarantee a majority
rule, Of the peoples veto" on laws
that are objectionable TO majority.
and method whereby the people con
troll their agents. The referendum
principle possibly would be seldom
used. as the great mass % laws IL
good. and should only be applica bic
when legally demanded by required
number in specified time after pas.
sage. II will in no way conflict with
representative government. but T.
more particularly an indicator 20 the
representative % a county or sena.
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Obit


hfft"rday morning o. O'Clock ~ tive
ian.ir featdenre iu Alley 70 occurred
20" death ~ Mr. Julit y Ta1tor. faI-
owing - suffering - three months dur.
ZION ffusof Hf raurrr ~ fire liver TIE
H"' ensed waa born in Cumberland NG
nfd vas iu fHo lftu year ~ her axe 30 ..a
aHe ~ fhiH fifr IN fss1 WIN frr vas.
that time
iellg D. conetsfenf member 90 ffe Ran
llNf 'Nuf N. ere fuUt On interest fu 2 .s
WnfF ~ 81 church prFauIftffnf.e and
= o." leader ~ fine Wunnau.s Wefaf
"fpe She ia eurffted bV ono d1urh
lnf. we Martha forea ~ fiIa fIft. ard
tN0 sons. W. ~ Taylor % tbs ,Ifg anI
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~ fle family feetdeute lr Mrsf
ffidEeNuff. last evening. occurred fne
Heath ~ John a YOUNG o. as o.stoek
TO ttd been 90 f0r eet nfaf DAYS fraI
death was due Co the fnhrfufffea ~ All
tan,'d nEc. tI" deceased hcinE 80 gears
uld last september
lle was b"rn Boz Germanv. but moved
in Wheeling when tte veHra ofd 10
l'@iiFai" hero only short TINE AMI fe-
fuot 90 fu rear Frifrerorf where r.. s.
rnFHEel ln farming and fruit faiefnr ~.
!. survived bt wife and fouf sntldr.n.
Aift o.. w. Adulpn. ~ Hridgepurf Wra
fseorrr Meisfer. ~ Wheeling Htfa
ffefl'rIrk Ad1lph. 81 rrIdcsporf AMI NJ.
bert Nnuur. ~ HrouksIde
y" arrangements for enc funeral nave
been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
LOCAL PICTURE
Reproduced at the orpheum rb.atr. Lar,
Evening ~ Phantom Spirit
Painting.

William ] NiNons. appearing ~ 'he
'rrhcum theatre fhi- week r.s ..res,eJ
seneatipr. espc,iaIf. o., his moe, r,,..-
ffNirE ri'ture ace tIaf vac brought a., a.
-ucre-fful terminus ffsf evening 81 80
Ufsf Performance Iia opar.f /, =. -. =.
',,,eui ~ INC popular vaude, lie
"nHe Ni"udat aud after producing phau-
i"'n spirit paintings MONDAY AMI iruee.
Jus "aR asked 60 produce p picture on a.
,'i f'-S last eterirg f'Iaf was rre-rnfof
'n him hy Mlwa M0ufrnuerr % v,or,-,r !,
W. It appeared IN fhe audienre
The lady appeared ~ the b.x o-si..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

Just ask any druggist. Who Is Dr.
Burkhart: He will tell you that he IL
the man who allows you to deposit IS
cents for a 30-day treatment of DR.
Burkharts Vegetable Compound. And IL
at the end OF 30 days you are not
cured OF stomach. liver. kidney and
bowel trouble. the druggist will return
your 20 cents
And he has been doing this for twenty
I'VE years Over twelve million treat
ments are used annually in all civilized
Countries. showing what "A remarkable
medicine IL Is. DIR. Burkhart has n repu-
tation TO be proud OF. His fair. honest
method of allowing you TO use his 80
cay treatment and charging only IS
cents for IL on positive guarantee to
repay the rs cents IL not cured has won
him host OF friends.
Every druggist knows him. knows his
word is good, knows he will do a. agreed
SO do not hesitate to try his Wonderful
Vegetable Compound: get rid OF head
ache. sour stomach. biliousness. rheuma-
tBm. constipation, liver and kidney
trouble. II you don't get well in 30 DAYS,
you get back your IS cents.
And you get more for a quarter than
anyone else would ask $500 for Get hi :
3o-day treatment at once. Take the
doctor at his word. You won't be dis
appointed. BE sure 20 ask for and see
that you get DIR. Burkhart's Vegetable
Compound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
THE RIVER SEINE
rs STILL RISING.

PARIS. Feb. THE river Seine con.
,Innes 10 rise and now lacks only for.
~ centimeters OF the as metres
Stage which experience has shown Is
ne danger level. The authorities are
besinning 10 take precautions for the
emergency which will arise IN the
nood goes beyond that point Rescue
parties have been organized and All
Themselves in readiness in the suh.
urban districts. which will be the FIRST
10 be flooded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

T.r funeral ~ Everett ~ wssr old
.nr "f VT and Mrs. fIartes S~hHrcr. ~
~ tnntilr. Wa held vesterday at ..roou
10 tHo family residence 90 y 60 s.rf0s b
and iuferfueut was iu fiuwoud Cemetery.
Do" rriid became 90 SUNDAY auT died
N"ndrt evening 81 q 10 o'clock Tie
h.Fe ~ death was duo ~ urfnhr anso.fa
cfpnr Rev " w. TIeide pastor - 60.
r-f 'rfis'isn ghur p. Of tMs clts. of.-
tiaf.d at thc services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

Fursrai services over tle rert.tr- az
The late Mr. Gnristftna stab wer. rstI
from The family residence fn Affeg IA.
t'PiFrddF morning 90 $50 o.,in.a Re
qIie-u hiEu mass was seIeiratad 10 -
Nlpnorle .hurrf md infermenf wsa
made iu W calvary tafnetsfy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05
s3s5oo. BY Charlie. X. weIeh. 1906. 90

\ nov IYIj TtOadster. Z cylinder. ~
horsepower "Metz' Automobile. To
Introduce this wonderful little car
Will until Feb. 15.i913. sell the above
for $4,000. after above date the price.
viii be s445. call and see mo af the
Shcrims office. 7 will show and dem
onsirate this car 10 your satisfaction.
! VIII fully guarantee ~. fe4j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

The funeral sorvi~se over Tho reuralns
~ d." iate Mrs. Maud keeirv. were feid
from tH" ulHrc ~ death yesterday after
noon OF o'clock
Inf"rmerf WIS made in The EitrrVfew
cemetery 30 Martins Ferrt
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EUsTIreros. rs DEAD

HUNTtNCTOS. ~. Va. F.b. 4-ros-
eph Gaiuer. aged 20. manager ~ the
lluntiugfpu Heafre and = man we'll
known ln the theatrical world. died to-
cay 81 FupeuiN. Arlzorsa. after an illness
- several months. he was formerly ~
philadelphia. bei.R Connected with the
firm 81 nixon and N'rdlinger. lie leaves
wife
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~ one that IL very mystifyinT and one
NnIch has attracted much world wide
attention and comment
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stab obsequies.

" 2. TaNlOr. Of 81 Louis
The arrangements FOR the fuue, A
have not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-05

One hundred thousand persons could
End work In New York II they would
e. into domestic service.
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Very truly yours.
ELIJAH y BHEFDE

am very proud % the above tostl.
mOniai. ~ ! have known Mr. breeder
all my life, and he always had this
cough. and ~ was supposed that he
had contracted consumption from his
wife Some % my friends laughed
when told Mr. Breeden n Bears
Emulsion did not cure his cough end
build up his system would refund his
money. Nov. ~ you or your friends
would like 10 Try This great remedy.
You ran buy u from Mcfains Drug
Store. cor Twelfth and Market streets
Ad
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subserved.
Evening journal., 1913-07-10
CHICKS MUST
SHOW MORE
OF The "PEP"
Jackson Threatens Some
Canning if Boys Do Not
Get Awake
ECKERT MAY COME
HERE FOR TRIAL

II things don't pick up in the Chick
camp in mighty short order, several
members Of the team will be shaking
hands with those who are left and viii
be departing for unknown parts. Such
was the decision Of Jimmy jackson yes
,teriay afternoon after the game was
called off because Of rain. Jackson is de-
termined that the team shall play more
inside ball, aud every man must use his
noodle all the tnnc or make room for
some fellow that can
Among other changes that have al
ready taken place is a change in the re-
ceving end. Hereafter schollenberger
will take his regular turn at backstop
dutv The little towhead can handle
ANYTHING that can curve over the plates
Of this league. and while lacking the ex-
perirnce Of Kerr is a brilliant player,
and develops more every day.
a new inheldcl will be given a try out,
and something had better be doing, or he
lnav get regular berth Standing in
front Of balls and letting them roll up
arms. instead Of throwing them will not
do In this club any longer What's the
use Of pitchers pitching four.mt games
if that kird OF stun is gony ong
Tho pitching stan also is 10 be
ftrencthened CLYDE Eckcrt. a pitcher,
md Johnny Barker. outiclicr. were re.
1rascd hy York yesterday Eckert may
fome hero for q try ont Tho York fans
Arc having difficulty in understanding
fhe move hy which lIcckcrt thinks he is
hcnclted by letting the players 60. Bar.
Scr had been hitting NJ 20i, and had
frv errors credited ngninst him Eckert
Gil not allow many hits in the games he
pitched. but he was Wild NJ times. Heck
hrt has signed "Cus" Schmidt. a right
hand pitcher who has been with the
Nilkcsbairc club. of the New York State
le,guc. and Is negotiating for Eddie
Nanning the popular second sacker.
{ Next wccl "Doc" Dougherty. the All.
Wilmington League iniicldcr, will have
a. opportunity 20 show whether he is
fast enough for Tri-State ball Dough-
prty made good with Delaware College
this spring
Rain prevented the first Of the AL
hntown- Wilmington home series yes
rrday afternoon. and in Consequence,
he clubs viii play a double header
his afternoon. Trenton will be ! ere
bmorrow and Saturday.