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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
SCHENCK COACH
FOR BENED|C1INE
Will Have Charge of Track
Team and Probably Base
ball-Prospects Bright.

Prospects are very bright at Bene-
dictine for track and baseball
George ScheDck. OF the Medical Col
lege of Virginia. has been engaged 10
coach the track team. and under nis
care Benedistine should give good
account OF itself in the Blues Richmond
College meet. to be held within the next
month or So
Some twelve or fifteen men are out
for the track. and Coach Schenck
THINKS he has some good material in
this squad.
The outlook for good baseball team
IS most encouraging. as all OF last years
men are back At school. and this WITH
the addition Of new men. will MAKE
lively Sght Tor position on the team OF
this year
Benedictine IL fortunate IN securing
the services or Mr.. Sckcnck Tor track
work. and very probably he will cosch
the baseball team
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
CABARET S HOW
NOW ARRANGED
Automobile Exhibition Here
Will Be Given Send-Off by
New Entertainment.
SIXTEEN ARE ENGAGED
Best Talent in New York Sc
1ected-Decorator Promises
Splendid Results.

Featuring Richmond's first automo-
bile show will be a cabaret entertain
ment. Sixteen of the very best
artists New York can afford have
been engaged to furnish amusement
TO the visitors to the exhibition, which
will be held here February i1-22-
Messrs. Blenner. Foster. Airport and
Manager T. b. Hutchison. saw TINS
double octette of specialists at work
and at once came TO the conclusion
that they were good enough for Rich
mond OF course, 1t IL going TO cost
money, but the men behind the local
show are in the Held first to make the
show success. They will count the
cost afterwards
There will be singing and dancing
and other features too numerous 10
mention. The troupe of entertainers
were first seen at the Martinique Hotel
and created such an impression that
they as individuals and as an orsaniza-
ton have been flooded with Offers
The local committee got busy ana got
the managers name TO contract De-
fore anybody else knew what was go
ing on. But this will be just one of the
attractions offered
Decorator Visits Here.
Decorator Seidwitz, who viii furnish
fCo,tiDr,ad on Second PAGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
MANY JOURNEYS
FOR FEBRUARY

Pinehurst. y. c.. January 75.-The
February schedule OF tournaments -
an importsnt one. starting on the Hh
With the ninth annual st. Valentines
Golf Tournament. which Immediately
precedes a similar event for women
on the 18th. 10Th and sist are eorncn's
singles tennis. snd the 7sth. 18th and
18th mems singles. Trap shooting occu-
pics every Monday and Tin whistle
and silver FoHs eoif events Mondays
and tuesdays. with frequent riIe and
pistol handicaps. Polo. baseball end
equestrian gymkhsnss ere slso schc-
culed-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
CARTMELL WILL
NOT TAKE TRIP

Chapel Hiu.-N. G. January ,s.--Nst
Cartmer. CsroIina's athletic ADVISOR
on reading The story appearing in The
Times Dispatch. bearing a Phiiade'pnia
date limo to-day. stating thst he would
take trip around tho world. sto"tly
denied the least scintiIia % truth IN
such = report. Csrtueli pronounced inc
whole stors a. faxed. and rnafvelied
q. tha success with which some fhiia-
deiphia newspaper man can getaway
rifh such faxed stories repcassdiy-
Csrfncr further ernphasized Dis N
tsntion OF remaining Win Csrohaa
during fots ana usans contrary 90 such
arrznr>r.ents have not been set on foot
By him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
1000 BOWLERS
EORA.B.C.TOURnEH

Toledo. u. January 3 Preparations
are being completed rapidly for the ma
ftonai tournament OF the American
Bowling Congress TO be held n tka
Toledo Terminal Auditorium February
2 20 March r.
The most expert bowiers OF the ccun-
try will be here. and 100 Of them VIII -
Toledo visitors during the three v>cka
of The Tournaments. which n looming n
such masnftudc tha. off,cfai coxnlxs-ce
Of the sport has been taken b. The
Comrnerce Club.
Tnncdiateiv aftcr the cics- % t>s
coming auto show. January .. the 10
exposition building WI bs rchebiI.-'
tated for the ten pan meet. which = ex-
pcctcd to be tire biggest IN tne history
Of the national orEanizGf-on-
lCcnfipusd % Thxrd FaosJ
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HEAVY GOING IS I
CAUSE or SPILLS
But No One Is Hurt in Weekly
Hunt of Deep Run
Hounds.

Notwithstanding heavy clouds and
every indication OF rain. good neid
turned out TO the hunt of the Deep
Run hounds yesterday afternoon ie
was a fine run. and in addition to the
riders many motored out to see tina
hunt start o
Miss Emily Kenny, OF Bsitimores
was the guest of the club. ana rode
DR.. Whites Iron Prince Mics Kenny
IS a bold and fearless rider, ana -
-ecounizod As one Of the most accom-
r,lished horseworncn OF the ElkrIdg9
and Oreeuspring valley Hunt
The other women riding we're MISS
Fanny Crenshaw aud Miss Fredrrcs
Campbell.
The recent rain caused the going to
be heavy in places. but there Nere oniy
two falls. Mcssrs. Sydnor and Harris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

great Carlisle athlete, and in
fact the greatest athlete in the
world, is a professional and will
lose the many triumphs he won
in the Olympic games at Stock
holm, Sweden, last summer. The
great Indian athlete was for
two years a member of the Rocky
Mount baseball club, in the
Eastern Carolina League, and
while during his early days with
this baseball organization he evil
denced little real baseball ability.
he soon took to the game and
before mid-season of 1909 he
had been pulled from the out
field position and was playing
first base like a veteran, and near
the end of the season Manager
Phelan, noting his whip to third
like an arrow from bow, pulled
him to the mound in Raleigh
on one occasion after the rest
of his mainstays had been pound
ed numerically, and the discov-
cry was made that big Chief"
Thorpe, the Indian, was a pitcher.
Kept on Reserve List.
Among the few men kept on
the Rocky Mount reserve list
for the club in 1910 was James
Thorpe, who, in the spring of
that year, reported as one of the
twirIers of the RaiIroaders, and
that season, though much dissipa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
CHANCE LEADS
IN SALARY RACE
To Date He Is Highest Paid
Man in Organized
Baseball.

Now York. January 25.-Who' gong
to capture first place in the baseball
salary league, a.
That question sppe rs to De inc
dominant one just now ne otneI
dax when Frank Farrell engaged FRANK
Chance as manager Of the Yankees 81
yearly wage estimated 20 DC s1D.V,' VIZ
,,.-i,,v rrobIen seemed to have been
solved. But the irrepressIOle Charlie
MUMMY. Of the Cubs. has put MS
refund figure on the baseball horizon as
q disDrtant OF the Chance assertion
Murphy says that Johnny bFcrs
IL going To be the king-pin salary artist-
Little Johnny IA going to get 80 much
money that Murphy doesn't really IKE
to tell any one just what the amount :.
Only ono string Is ticd 70 rsN e.S
.,,rai a+fpond. that is the Cubs must
fcontinucd on Third Page
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
BRISTOL TEAM
COST.REAL MONEY
Appalachian League Cham
pions Put Backers in Hole
Nearly 81, 200.

Lynchburg. Va. January 25.-The
financial statement issued several days
ago by the association backing the
Bristol team in the Appalachian League.
which won the pennant last season.
dispeis the idea that Bristol was play
ing a cheap team and makes IL much
easier to understand why the Appalch-
ian champions were able to wailop the
life out of Roanoke. the Virginia League
champions. in a post season series Of
games. Instead Of being a cheaper
outfit Bristoi's team probably cost more
money a month than did Roanoke.
despite the fact that the Appalachian
provided for a salary limit something
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
HOWITzERS Win
PRACTICE GAME

In a fast practice game. the strong
Howitzcrs quint defeated the lighter
team Of the Church civic Association.
At the a-nory last night. The artillery
men were very sccurstc m passing the
ball and goal shooting. Bell a. forward.
caxirE eight. while Lawrence At centre
cagcd nine The Whole team played
together ae one machine. the 6. &. A.
boys breaking IN OCCASIONALLY tand
spelling sorn~ pretty passing. rafter-
son. thetr essrd. doing come star
work
The Hovifzers have fnc record
90 Far this season. having played eight
games and lost only tUo. those being
b. very narrow margins The record .
November -. Hovttzers -. How'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
Y. NJ. 6. A. Athletics.

Some excellent records were made by
the contestants in the indoor meet
held in the gymnasium last night 7. y
Reddin secured four FIRST places. and
won tho meet with a total Of % points
FL. Fowler was second. with 10 Is
points; q. p. Heabi third with is
noints. and G. W. Kahn and 2 A. Sui
Ivan tied for fourth. with S Is points.
SUMMARY
T~cnty-vsrd Gssh-Finsi heat won
bv Rcddin. second. g. w Kahn. third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
KENNEL SHOW FOR
NEXT STATE EAIR
Local Owners and Lovers OF
Thoroughbred Dogs Will
Make Suggestions.

There are strong hopes that the Nir-
ginia state Fair Association viii hold
a. the next State Fair, a kennel show
under the rules of the American hen-
mel Club. Of New York
Letters have been received here from
+. Marvin Luke. chairman of the Nor
folk Portsmouth Kennel Association
in which Richmond dog lovers have
been requested TO take this matter uD
with the fair association. and offering
them many valuable suggestions 80
tho next kennel show IN Norfolk.
Ap-il Il. Is and 70. Of this year. many
valuable dogs viii be shown from all
parts Of the United States.
Should the state Fair Association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
SPIDERS LOSE TO
YELLOW JACKETS

Ashland. Va. January 25.-Thc Nci-
lc,r Jackets auint defeated Richmond
College tonight in the first OF the
chanpionship games by tho ovcrwhclrn-
ing score of - 70 y. When the game
started 70 looked ss though ~ Woulo
- = close contest. as neither eide
soored sor the hTst three minutes and
then II was the Spiders that drew FIRST
hood. when TiIlcry shot goal from q
dfricuft angle. After that the Spiders
hardy got a show. for IN about two
rninut~s Captain 1iii'csn csp.1Teo nc
go one Tor tho yellow Jackets. This
seemed 90 nut life into the homo team.
and they shot tso or three IN quick
succession. until Brown Fot he leg
hurt. sh,ch delayed the game a snort
time.
In the frst half The Spiders scored
orly two 6cid goals and two fouls.
(contsnued on Third FsSs1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26
RE D WALKER IS
HITTING AGAIN
Former Washington Outfielder
Regains Batting Eye on Coast
and Will Come Back.
,soecial to The Timcs-Dispstcn.

Special to The Times-DispstcnJ
Bristol. Va. January 2J--Newspsper
clippings and private letters 20 10
1ivcs here reveal that few young men
have gone from the South to try their
luck i Pacific Coast leagues that have
been so successful as Clarence ufedI
Walker. recently OF the washington
Americans lie has recently cincneo
wo OF three games that had apparently
been lost TO the San Diego bears oS
opportune sluegIng- REQ was chs -
40 nlavers who smashed ~ centreteld
fence with the pill and collected a JOY
ride in a handsome touring car through
portions Of California In one game
last week. as shown by a san ego
r<-.-.s,-od ~, So~ond paaol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

Rocky Mount ~ c.. January 25H playing baseball
On circuit under national protection makes
College athlete professional is safe to that James Thorpe the
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14
Order of Publication.

STATE or MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF Holt,
In the Circuit Court Of Holt County,
Missouri.
To April Term, 1913.
George kaufman and Anna +. kauf.
man. Plaintiffs,
The unknown heirs, consorts, de visees,
donees, alienees or immediate,
mesne or remote, voluntary or In.
voluntary grantees OF Charles Pear.
son, deceased, Defendants.
Now on this sth day OF March, 1913,
In vacation Of said court, comes the
plaintiff and files herein his petition
verified by the oath OF Edw. +. Rich.
ards, one Of their attorneys, In which
petition the plaintiffs allege that they
verify believe there are persons inter.
ested In the subject matter Of the pc.
tition whose names plaintiffs cannot
insert In said petition because the
same are unknown to plaintiffs; the
same being the defendants In the
above action.
Whereupon II Is ordered by the
clerk Of said court In vacation that
the said defendants be notified by
publication that plaintiffs have com
menced an action against them In
said court, the object and general ma
ture Of which IL to quiet the title to
the southwest fourth OF the south.
west quarter Of Section thirty -four
(W, Tow nship sixty.two B2) OF
Range thirty.eight and have the on n.
ership thereof determined.
That the interest Of defendants II
any Is derived from a certain War.
ranty Deed Of date, July u, 1852, exc
cuted by James W. Pearson and his
wife. AXey Pearson. and acknow lodged
by them on the 18th day Of July. 1852
before James II. Heard. a Justice OF
the Peace In said state and count \
wherein the above described land Is
conveyed to Charles Pearson. which
said deed Is Of record In Rook "D, =
Page 3Os. OF the real estate records oI
said state and county.
And that unless the said defendants
he and appear at the next term of tn,
said court. to he begun and holden a,
| the court house In the city Of Ore
gon. County Of Holt and state Of Mis-
souri,, on the 2Sth day Of April. 1913
| and on or before the first day Of SAID
term answer or plead to said pet II ion
| the same will bc taken as confessed
and judgment rendered thereon &C
cordingly.
II j. further ordered that cop,
hereof W published In The lloLi
COZ SrN SENTINEL, a weekly ncwSpa
per printed and published In the Cit,
of Oregon. and State Of Missouri, fol
| four successive weeks, at least once 4
week, and the last publication To b,
not less than fifteen days before TIA,
first day of the April Term of SAID
court, T.. \. III Nll\M.
STATE ot MISSOURI,
COZ NTY ~ lloir.
! hereby certify that the foregoing
ia true copy Of The rec
| SEAL. ord. ~
- T.. \. TT NlIAM.
CLERK ui Circuit Court.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Rosa Hanna and Thomas
Hanna, her husband, by their Trust
Deed, dated December ~, 1911, and
recorded In the Office of the Recorder
of Deeds Of llol, County, Missouri, In
BOOK III, AT Page 2ts, conveyed Ia
the undersigned trustee the followin
described property, to'wit:
The east thir,y.eight (3sl feet OF
Io, three Is, IN Block seven % In the
City of Oregon. Missouri, excepting
that par, described as follows Com
mencing at the southeast corner oi
said lot; thence west twenty-five lee,
thence north thir,y.hve t3j) feet;
thence east twenty-five 90 feet;
thence south thirty-iive l5,- feet To
the beginning. In trust to secure the
payment of the promissory note III
said Trust Deed described. and
Whereas, II Is provided In said Trust
Deed that IL default be made In the
payment of said note, the trustee
therein named should sell the proper
ty therein conveyed to pay said debt
interest and costs Of sale, and default
having been made In the payment Of
said debt, and the legal holder of said
note having requested me TO execute
the said trust. notice Is hereby given
that ! viii on
MONDAY, APRIL II, 1913,
sell the said property ut the court
house door In the City Of Oregon
Holt County. Missouri, TO satisfy said
debt, interest and the costs of this
sale. to the highest bidder for cash "
hand, +. +. RICHARDS,
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14
Risdike.

COLOR AND DESCRIPTION l.
a handsome six.year.old lay stallion
with black points; III. hands high.
good strong Hat bone, with good ac-
lion weight 1870 pounds,
King Rishikc, bred by MEMO King,
No. W200, a full brother to Reuben
W. rs.
King Risdikc's Dam was Josephine,
sired by Clark Street, No, l!N,,
King Risdikc's Grand Dam VAS
sired hy Robert Risdike, 2l3,: Sire of
Eliza ~, all,. "A horse tina, sold Tor
$1,000 swan Glen, 22i,: Guy, 2lo4
and sire of a carload OF - colts that
sold a an average Of $3.50 each, when
horses we're very low all sold for
fancy rOadStrrs. lie is a full brother
to Mabel King, 2l3i, who sold Tor
81, 800 and was purchased by W. 7.
Nanlirunt. OF -. Joseph.
King iisdike will make the season
of 1913, al my farm, u miles south
east Of New Point. Farmers Phone.
TERMS SO 10 insure living colt,
Service fee becomes due when mare
leaves the ncighborhood or county.
Mare and colt Ia stand good for lien,
Care will bc taken Ia prevent acct
dents, but viii moi he responsible
Slpull any Drrur
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14
Administrator Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, That Let
tiers of Administration on the Estate
of W. Willard Perkins, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned on the
18th day OF February, 1913, by the
Probate Court OF Holt County, Mis-.
souri,. All persons having claims
against said Estate are required TO
exhibit them for allowance to the
Administrator within six months af.
ter the date of said Letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit Of
said Estate; and II such claims be
not exhibited within one year from
the date Of the last insertion OF the
publication OF this notice, they shalt
lie forever barred. 81, ...
p ,.,, STERLING p. PERKINS.
l. - ...,..,.t.ryc Administrator.
This 2ist day OF February, 1919,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that letters
of administration on the estate OF
Theresa Spoerle, deceased, were grant
cd to the undersigned on the lltl day
of February, 1913, by the Probate
Court OF Holt County. Missouri. An
persons having claims against said es'
tate are required to exhibit them for
allowance to the administrator with.
In six months after the date of said
letters, or they may he precluded
from any benefit Of such estate. and
II such claims be not exhibited with
In one year from the date of the last
insertion OF the publication OF this
notice, they shall be forever barred.
l.. !. MOORE, Executor.
This 2lst day OF February, 1913
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14

G. ID. ZOOK, G. l.. CuMMINs,
President. Cashier.
l.. !. MDRE, Vice President.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14
ELECTION NOTICE.
Biz Tsrkio Drainage District.

Notice Is hereby given to the own
ers OF lands lying, being and situate
within the corporate limits Of the
BIG TARklO DRAINAGE DIS
TRICT, In Holt County, Missouri,
that a meeting Of the land owners
has been called by the board OF sup.
ervisors Of said Drainage District,
and will he held therein on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10. 1913,
at North Center school house, stu.
ate on the Southeast corner OF the
Southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of Section Twenty-three t23,,
Township Sixty.two (62), OF Range
(lO), for the purpose Of electing one
Supervisor TO succeed John Il. Slater,
whose term expires, and for the trans.
action OF such other business as may
come before said meeting.
That the polls will open at o clock
y. m, sharp. Of that day at the time
and place specified herein, and vii
close a, o'clock p. IN.
by order Of the Board Of Supervis.
ors Of Rig Tarkio Drainage District
Of Holt County, Missouri.
l- JonN T.. SLATER,
SEAL Presidcn, Of the board
49, OF Supervisors.
Attest: q. ". POINTER,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-03-14
Order of Publication.
Robert kncalr. Plaintiff.

Mary h. Davis. II living, and the un.
known c0nSOrt. heirs. deNi>ccs, du'
necs, alienecS. and Immediate.
mesne or remote, voluntary or IN
voluntary grantees Of Mary T.. ia.
Wis. If dead; Margaret &. II. Davis.
II living, and the unknown consort
heirs, dcvisees, donees, alienees. and
immediate, mesnc or remote, volun-
tary or involuntary grantees OF
Margaret &. -. Davis. II dead. DE.
PENDANTS.
In the Circuit Court. April Term.
1913.
And now Oh this Sixth day of
March. 1913, In vacation Of said Court,
comes the plaintiff herein by Frank
Petree, his attorney and agent, and
files his petition, verified by the ALI.
davit Of said attorney and agent, al.
leging, among other things, that he
Is the owner and IN possession Of the
following described rea, estate, stu
ate in Holt County. Missouri, to.wit
The North West Fourth Of the South
East Quarter, and the South West
Fourth Of the North East Quarter OF
Section Twenty (.O) In Township Six.
~ t60 of Range Thirty.seven gu.
That defendants claim TO have some
estate, title, and interest In said real
estate adverse to plaintiffs: that he
has no knowledge as to whether. or
not the said defendants. Mary +. Da
Wis and Margaret CD. Davis, are living
or dead: that II living, both said dc.
PENDANTS. Mary Il. Davis and MarHa.
ret &. ID. Davis. are non.residents of
the State of Missouri: that lac verify
believes that there are persons inter.
ested, or who claim to he interested,
In said real estate. whose names he
cannot insert herein because they are
unknown to him: that the claims OF
| such unknown persons are a. follows:
That Mary +. Davis and Margaret G.
ID. Davis we're vested with the fee
simple title to said real estate by a
warranty deed from Samuel l.. Davis.
dated October ~, 1870, and OF record
In Book 10, AT Page l2s, Of the Real
Estate Records Of said county: that
the said warranty deed l. the last
transfer Of said claim or title 10 said
real estate: that II the said Mary f.
Davis and Margaret &. u. Davis are
dead. certain unknown persons, de-
PENDANTS herein. derive, or claim To
derive. a title or claim to said real IS
tate. and are named and made defend
ants herein. ~ the unknow u cohSOrts.
heirs, deyisceS. donees. alicnces, and
immediate, meSne or remote. Nolun.
| tary or involuntary grantees ul SAID
Mary h. Davis and said Margaret 4,
u. Davis.
WhcrcupOn. II II ordered 10y lac I'M
dcrsigncd Clerk OF said Court, IN va
ca, ion. tia, the said defendants bc
no, flied tina, an action has been com
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e pr. Thatcher had horse TO die i,
one day, FAST week, rH''
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