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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
MAJORSVILLE

NAJORsvILLE-. W Va. April 81
Married a the home q Rev IcWsu OF
% EhGa sSd ~ s,sn . 8 8stss q, S w
ridge. "a Miss Clutter Was one ~
Greene cguntys most successful tzchers
Pri-ihE Young , me-. me Mr IA ~ s Rs,s
VIII b AZ home after their return from
an eastern trip a. the home % his
father. Mr.. D. T. Ruth.
Misses Lizzle and Annie Dinsmore en-
tertsined the Young Ladies Mission
circle OF West Unity SATURDAY. after
noon AZ their horne. near Nideo After
mess session the members proceeded
10 have a good time A. , m AIRS
that was certainly enjoyed BY All
The Ohio valley Gas company are
msking extensive improvements az tne
station here. IN the way q grading
the grounds next 20 the creek They
also Intend erecting a repair shop. r.
VI. Atkinson will have charge OF this
Miss Elizabeth Dinsmore will xiv. a
number OF select readings at Graysviiie.
and Mothers bay services Miss Dine
more II graduate % Kings school Of
orstory Of Pittsburgh. Pa. has taken n
entertainments given by her IN the past
she has never failed 20 please her audi
enough TO be present will be delighted
with her inpersonations
The Modern Woodmen lodge 81 Ma
jorsville viii give a debate Saturday
evening, April %. At the hall. AZ which
the wrongs, Trials and Tribulations
OF the Negroes and Indians will De
argued FRO and con by "a number OF the
boys. All cordially invited
-. u Archer f. erecting a large front
porch 20 his dwelling house This viii
add nne nnish TO an already beautiful
nome Charles Frye q doing the work.
Geo. Barney OF Dodds Ridge was a
business caller at Bloomfield Friday
The smiling face OF our friend. Dr.
waugh was seen In our midst this
week He reports quite n hit OF sickness
among the horses and cattle Davies
mission IL TO heal the dumb animals
ana cheer M human beings and he GER
tainiy f. a success In both callines
Miss Nellie Lawrence OF Grevavfiie
"a ieft "Wednesday morning for Wash
ington. Pa. where she IS n delegate
from the Unity church TO the Fourth
lTesbyterisn church OF that place.
where the Mission Circles, home and
foreign, the Endeavor and the Presby-
terry OF Washington county meet
The Baptist class Of Crabappie and
vicinity will hold series OF meetings
at that place beginning with the sec
ond Sunday In MAY.
Mr. Charlie Clutter Of wharten's Run
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BICYCLE SPEEDER
ARRANGED in Police Court and Es
capped on suspended hne-Lo-
cal Doctor W Today for
Speedfnu


Ono ~ 'ne frs' cases of fs kind
fn come ur in police court was un.
der con Iteration yesterday m0ruIn'
whom Frank NUhcr was arrafEuad on
charge ~ rnrklee.ly riding hIrv.
fIn down Market street fo fh. danger
pi U"dn.'r.Ir. lives After Io bad
been riNDn severe lecture Judge
Jordan allowed him to ao under n
au. pended Nlr OF $40 and cost.
The case of Or s. o. N0lfa Tor
exceeding f1n speed limit wa. passed
until 'HI. morning WING fu fhe In.
ability uf tho defendant fo aruoar
This raan ia being watched with "a
great deal of interest aa many dor.
for. claim that they arc allowed ~
travel a' rate OF speed suitIne tho
OrrI ION
Charles vs. Uuokvorfh formerly of
fNIH city was a'uf ur for 7u DAYS
t'II"v nu drunk and dIsordrrig
thHf.. and Tor abusing hia wife If
a''w. Chat Charlie. laa been shipped
uuf uf fHf rI'E number of times
huf MIGRATE. back every once BOB "a
while '0 disturb frn peaceful dom.
.I" Df hIs hom,
Tom Farley got euuard. resisted
t.n officer luf was allowed t0 pro.
GOOD nn Dol. journey from Marietta.
I'D. 'o Ii" hurEh under % 500 and
'u.f. suspended sentence.
Dart Iavfun. ranhnudl,r was sent
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SISTERSVILLE


sIsTERSVILLE. W. Va. April 81
is the guest OF Mrs. L. \. Martin.
Grace. have LEFT Tor FRANKLIN. Pa. to
visit relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. George j.. Elletson and son.
Robert. are in Parkersburg TO be the
guests OF relatives for a short time.
Mrs Edwin y. Fisher left Thursday
for Bradford. Pa. TO visit relatives for a
Misses blanche Cutler and Cora Pom
cry left Wednesday for Pittsburgh TO
see Joseph and Ills Brethren" and The
Firehy." Miss Pomery will visit rela-
tives IN Buffalo. before returning home.
DR.. j. T. Thistle and daughter. Mrs.
Lambie. who have ben visiting rela-
tivcs in Sistersville. have returned 20
their home Boo Washington. Pa.
sam Ne-Sif was business caller IN
Parkershurg. Thursday.
Mrs : " Tcmuletou spent Thursday
with friends IN Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Genin went 20
Salem Thursday 60 visit relatives for
Attorneys j. " Mccoy and 4. c.
Seyigar left Friday nm a business trip
G. y Work. Of Petersburg. Is visit
Ing Ststcrsville relatives.
Mrs j. VI. Irwin is iu Wheeling and
MoundsNille visiting friends for Few
Mrs W =. Lohri who has been the
guest ~ friends IN ST Mary for several
days. has returned home.
Mrs g. g. Groves. who has been visit
INK her sister. Mrs Frank Dunlap. re-
turned 20 her home in Marietta. Wed
uesdHg evening
Mrs o.. j. Quigisy and daughter. Mrs
= I. Fitzgerald. left THURSDAY after
noon 20 visit relatives fOr "a short time
Mrs. w " smith. ~ Diamond gave n
lovely appointed six o'clock dinner az her
home Tuesday evening
Mr. Haley and niece. Miss Fila Burns
who have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs Lex kcrucy and Miss Kate Fiar.
have returned 10 their home Goo Coz
luwhus
The Altar Guide ~ ST. PauTs church
met Thursday evening st the home ~
Miss Grace SUIlIdav
NrfFl case. OF the Carter oil CO. De-
iil a. nia home with De- CRIME.
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moved Inur-iaF % ths Gorby farm
near here AR cllffer has a positlou
I" an tll Eas company az the station.
q. u ruurt 81 Emon delivered quite
iof - fruit trees 20 the farmers of
n4e'nllel4 and vicinity Monday.
Nr Tom Phillips. proprietor % TIE
i"-riuE mill az ulrbiu. D. very an Win
Ils4muuIl.
Mrs. James scott - Nldeo. Pa. has
been quite -iCk but at the present
NfltinE show decided Improvement
Nlo4et Majors. who has been an win
NhoorinE cough Tor the past nNe weeks
o. not quite 30 we'll
he well hallinE out oatft % cutter
No. e. "wednesday
A good gssser Was drilled in az Work
man No. Tuesday.
ns city and suburban Gas CO. are
drl LnnE ~ Calls and Golden
Miss Ldith Stuksy - on the sick list
ffpfer Archer lost a valuable COW
" Wednesday.
Misses Hazel Alley and Bessie Richev
Nil - 20 Dallas Tonight to VISIT
that PLACE.
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Surprise Party.

An enjoyable party was given Mon.
day evening. April 20. bv Mrs W N
Loper; the affair being in the nature
OF birthday surprise for Mr.. w. n.
Loper. The guests were the directors
OF the Bank OF Cameron and the Cam
eron Heat * Light Co. The host was
the recipient of handsome easy
chalr. The diversions of the evening
included music and games. The guests
we're invited TO the dining room where
dainty luncheon was served. Later
IN the evening. the guests departed.
wishing the host many returns of the
event
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CAMERON
Bull Moose Ctub

-. bNIT WOosc Cub.
tAMEhON. W. Va. April 24-The
Progressive Club organized last Mon.
Gay evening In the Hose Company hall.
ne meeting vas well attended. The
club is gaining in membership rapidlv
many names being added TO the roll OF
persons who heretofore have voted
with the old parties. The Grub meets
every Monday evening in the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-25
NOtiCe!

Party who took pocket
book from counter At The
Rose store. Saturday after
noon- II known. Same must
be returned To News Office at
once 10 avoid legal proceed
ing.
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SFALED PROPOSAIS


Notice 60 Manufacturer. Jobbsrs sisr.
chants ana Other WhoIsaale Dealers.
EtNI. D. rs IIIItIIiN GIVEN FRAT
ODE state i.HHrd uf control OF the stste
e. West virginia VIII receive tide daily
1f if. office no charlie SION. west gir.fuih
Cor furnishing EuTrIie. FOR tho .everai
-iff. instructions. the financial manage
rsuf oft which Ia vested i1 raid Board
e. contracts. uI.| Pc awarded f1 the lowest
N.....I. quality considered. and other
f..r. Hf.Hr equal West virginia deal
or 100 IN" ..Us" Irnf0Frurs
l'.f" OFT piles needed VIII be fur
rI.I.I bidders uu rrUrilt ~ requests
f....Us Que I.Hr desired
STATE f#".H IE CONTROL.
81 ---I-.-L-. Wei LIrE.nla
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Apron Sale

The Home Missionary Society OF the
NJ. y. church will have an apron sale
an Hipsley's Confectionery. Saturday
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Adult Bible Class E.s.ra,io,

The Mems Adult Bible Class FEEDER.
alton will meet at the Christian church
next Monday evening. All are urged
TO be present
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WANTEp-Be a detective. Earn hr
pay easy work: We show YOU sI"
NIte Tor particulars Write NNRlr.r
tsfs Lexington Ave. New YORK Ia.tt
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED -Organizer-. Good eor,,rf--
elohs Any territory. No fnsurau..
O'uer OF owls. South Bend. Ind
Ap-25-<
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| E D

DIE D
DAVIDsoN-MBg ELIZA pENftFN
DAVIDSON. Born Aprfl Q. 1872. near
ST tInirsvillc. Belmont county l.
lhed d. MrMcchcn Tuesday morning
April -. 1914 ono Of the oldest resi.
dcrt9 ~ MCMsrhen.
Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from tho First VI. =. church. IN Nc
MfChsr cemetery.
WooDWARD-Arrii ~. 1919. a. 8 90
o'l..E %. m.. CHARLES. youngest som
90 vs. NiIHw and Hannah woodward Ir
tho .ftu year ~ bis age
Funeral services from the residence .s
hf. parents $50 rns Eighteenth street
saturday April 81. o. D.. m. Friends
uf Che family are invited 20 attend.
lnterm'nf boo Peninsula cemetery.
DUvAL ON Thurrfay Anil GARD. 1910
af llr Iafr residence. WoiIrburr. vs.
Va Mrs ~ UfNNr. widow rf the
late General %. buyaI
Funeral Monday April z7th. a. 50 m
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wANrED-Saiesmen

D-Saiesmen 90 call on groc,rE
COM rclouerr, general stores Sflt
mummy aud expenses. yearly contract
manager u :. ID ST. ST Louis Mo
ap-25-E
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w ANTED-Aeept-

"ANTEp-Wtdc awake agents are coin
ing money with our easily d.u,,rstr,.
TOD specialtics. Write to-day Tor nav
iiculars and new cataloC California
Ia. 49,.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EWBALMER,
ff22 and tf24 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 63b.
G. T. HDrtschv. Sat Phone 1q5qR
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WHEELING Railway MAIL c,nm

WANTED Female Help.
"ANTED-Middle aged woman TO take
care OF invalid. Good wages and par-
inament position TO right party Address
Mrs W. g. Wilson. I6 Water street
Warrington. ". Va. apa2-t
WANTED-lacy TO solicit for news.
paper; best wages to right party:
must have some experience In solicit.
Ing. Apply lntellieeneer office.
fnr-19-tf
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Wanted-Maie ana Female Helm

WANTED-Cook and waitress Suite-
able positions for a man and yytfe
View Point Sanitariurn. Apply TO s2S
Main st. Wheeling. ap-i3-tf
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WANTED

WANrED-Locomotiv fircmcn. brake
men 500 monthly. Necessary signal
instruction free. Send age postarc
Railway. care Intelligencer
ap-i-4-sat-mon-tuo
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TYPEWRlTERS FOR SALE

fOh SALE-flIiN'r tFuswritrr. good cone
ditiOu. &c. J. smith -I. -lTr.rfit.-,
bach EIdg Eali -3Z-W. Natl 1s0.Nf
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PERSONAL.
BRoTHER - Accidentally diacovercd
root cures both tobacco habit and in
digestion: gladly send particulars II
u. Stokes. Mohawk. Florida.
ap-11-is-25
BONN - Clairvoyant Nine Saraverea
Gypsy palmist. daily and SUNDAY. take
Elm Grove Car. 203 National Road Sec
ond street. Fulton. ap2i-,n
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For Sale-AutomobiIe.


FOR SALE-MaNwell runabout sI75 90
or viii trade for motor boat. War
fel. Cadtz. Ohio. ap-a4I
FOR SALE passenger Model X Win
ton automobile. In fine condition. chenp
~ soLt at once. Call Bell phone ST.
Follausbee, or write w. =. Griffin. Fol-
Lau-ne-. w va ap-16-m
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FOX RENT

foh hENT-SiN rooms and bath. Pos
session ct -nce. Inquire lO2. 18th 81
mr-l9-tf
TIE Rent rooms and bath; second
IIoor, MI In good repair. At Leather
wood. W. n. Nichols. Bell es9-J Al
t-ul'lnl
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-17
TAKES ON
four LOCAL men
Champion Wrestler Gives 10.
cal Fans an Excellent
Exhibition

Charles Cutler. ers,while I:as,
Grand Forks voter. and prcsen,
worlds wrestling champion, save all
exhibition for the hometown folks
last night. Despite the fact that there
were mighty few of the old fellow
t"wnsmen assembled, Cutler took or
four huskies and gave an excellent en-
hihition of his ability.
Cutler left this morning for Be-
midi. where tonight he appears be-
fore some more "home folks" In
the days Of yorc, he also resided in
that fair city.
Ihe champion then MES himself IL
Chicago. where he will begin training
for his next hig match. lie stated
Yesterday that ZbNsZko undoubtedly
will oppose him i'm a contest in the
near future.
In the handicap contest last night,
Cutler demonstrated Il number Of the
holds he has become famous for, He
also gave ar excellent exhibition of
his wonderful offensive and defensive
wrestling.
Fandry, a local heavy, was Cutters
first opponent, and he stayed sin min
utes. Then. followed Doran. who for
merly aspired to the state heavy
weight title. and he remained on the
mat a lew minutes, during which time
Cutler demonstrated some of his pet
holds. a Mallmout hold. which the
champion grabbed from the big
Turks repertory, proved Doran's un-
doing. Goldsmith, another Crystal
wrestler, was ext and Cutler played
with him for ten minutes. Hallecn,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-17
SIGNS
TH|RTYSEVEN
Virginia Manager Has Big
Squad From Which to
Pick a Team.

Superior Wis. March 17.-kid Tay-
the Northern league. and former boss
of the Superior Red Son. has signed
thlrty-seven players for the spring
training trip, enough to make four
complete cams. From his collection
Taylor expects to develop one of the
best teams in the league.
-, Most OF them are young and look
like promising material" says TAYLOR.
g1nia doesn't finish near the top I will
be the most surprised man in the
world. ] have been fortunate in Sc
curing some of the best eemi-pro play
crs in and about Indianapolis and
other places where good ball players
grow"
Taylor has ordered his men TO re.
port at Freeport, ILL.,, April s. He has
already booked twenty exhibition
games; The training trip schedule is
as follows: Cedar Rapids. April u,
Is, -; Marshalltown. April Il. Is,
1s; Waterloo, April 20. 81. ~: Chin
ton; April %. %. rs. 81. IS. 20: Mus.
open at Grand Forks May 6.
ing: Catchers-Rains, bought from
kankakce. I'm league: Harxrove.
Gould. Nelson: pitchers. Wright,
bought from Kankakee: Tony Fraeth,
Lampman. Chase. Hancock. Sorenson,
k~eifenheim. Teetz, Persch, UrseIla,
Matt. Sieber: first base, Couture,
liager: second base, Stewart. Bran1-
pie; third base, Myers. Walla. Wat
kins. Geers; s~hortstops. Van Patten,
Kutz. Marotta, Coffey, Simms; out.
felderS. schaffer. Greisch, Buergelin,
Riley, Brokaw, Clifford, isabella, Boz
hand. -
Hargrove. Faeth, Couture, Stewart
and Greisch are the only members of
last years team in the squad.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-17
UMPIRE LANDRY
IS NOW MANAGER
Gets His Release and is Free>
to Sign as Head of the
Superior Team.
BY Farren

Superior. Wis. March 17.-Jack
Landry returned home yesterday aft
ernon from Minneapolis where he Sc
cured his release as umpire in the
Northern league. lie is now free to
sign as manager of the Superior Red
SoN and he and Bill Sommer. presi-
dent of the club. will complete the
formality this evening.
While Landry has been selected as
manager and the terms agreed upon.
it was necessary for Jack to get his
release from h umpiring corps be-
fore he could complete negotiations
with the local magnate. Landry Is
now prepared to begin active prepara-
ton for organizing the club.
Sommer is now waiting for confir-
nation of the Curtis-Moore trade.
Winnipeg agreed to exchange Frans
Moore, a catcher and pay $500 in cash
for the release of Curtis. The deal
is now mp to the directors of the Win
nipeS club and their confirmation is
needed to complete the trade.
Nothing definite has been arranged
for the spring training trip. President
SOmner is corresponding with Osf-
kosh, Madison Inc La Crosse. 1t is
probable that the latter will be chosen
for the training camp. The Red SoX
trained at la Crosse last season. IIX-
hibition games will be arranged with
La Crosse semi-pro teams. Rochester,,
Mimi. and other independent teams.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-17
CULVER SIGNS Up
WITH THE LOCALS
Heavy Hitting Outhelder
Will be Seen in Grand
Forks Uniform.
"MUGSY" M'GRAW
NOT HEARD FROM
Perry Werden not to be Um-
pire Next Year-This An
nounceme11t Welcome.

Culver, the heavy-hit.ins center
fielder OF last years Manlstee team. in
the Miohtgan league. has signed a
contract with the Grand Forks Nor
thern league am. Manager kavan-
auSh received his signed contract last
night.
Culver is The kind of a man
kavanau8h has been looking for since
he took charge of the local club.
I.aSt year, he hit $50 and made one
OF the best fielding records in the
league. Ii he can continue his stick
work this season, he Will be a valuable
Axset to the local club.
So far. MI. Kayanaugh has not re-
cedved "AIussy' McGraw's contract.
McGraw is tho crack outaelder who
played last ear with Duluth and who
was traded to The local club for ".ler-
~" Edmunds. He is All excellent
player, and tho local manager is anxl
oaIAly awaiting his aligned contract
Eddie Wheeler, who this season
will guide the destinies OF the local
club, will arrive in the city March 80
TO confer with Manager k%avanauRh.
He will spend several days here after
which he will go to Davenport. where
the local players r to report April
z.
Perry werden. Mr.. Kavanaugh said
last night will @ umpire next sea-
son. This Information was contained
in q letter, which he reviewed from
President John Burmeister. Werden
IA the chief of staff last season. and
was not altogether successful ae an
arbiter. He made no decided hit with
local fans, and. when 1t was announc-
ed that he vas to umpire this season,
there were no loud hurrahs. MIR. Bur-
meister states in his letter That Wer-
den has not been signed and will not
he asked to do 30.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-17
ISSUES LIST Of
LEAGUE PLAYERS
President Burmeister of the
Northern Announces the
Men Signed 10 Date.

Minneapolis, March 11.-John Eur,
meister. president of the Northern
league. is back OH the Job after a
brief Illness. lie HAS issued a com.
plete list of players signed to date,
Two of the organizations. Winona and
Superior. have not as vet handed in
the names of those who will PLAY
during the coming season.
Many new men will he seer in ac-
ton this year. although n large ma
iority of last seasons players are again
trying for jobs. The men signed fol-
low:
Fargo-R. Unglaub. NJ Peterson,
y. w. Clarke. William Bellcn. f. Il.
swanson. AL l.. Erickson. H. Nc
Joe Weidcl. Joe Stillson, Jack Doyle.
John Pugh, Roger Ryan, A. c. Lind
berg.
Winnipeg-Fred Curtis. c.. Nelson,
Ira Boley, Joe Wilkes. Z. Lyndall, II.
1fowe. +. j. Yoho. A. kennison, II.
Bowman, Frank Baar. Joe Zegar,
Thomas McCafferty. W. Handberg.
Grand T'orks-Leo KERN. Eddie
Wheeler. Lawrence Davis, NJ. r. Jones,
c. H. Porter, r. J. Altman, ]. E. Lut-
trell.
ioIt NI'iiaiH-H -. TSdiiuftil, W1-
lard Kiemholz. G. II. Elliott. H. Rosgc
W. f.. Bigelow, William Donovan. a
J. Lizzett. f. Hillman, r. Peterson. j
Barber. II. r. Johnson. 5. Nelson. r.
r. Thomas. Ed. Mikiskie. L. A. Buch-
srt. William Brinkap. A. IT. Hove
Fred Schryver. Harris Sutton, II. Has
tings.
Virginia - Nj. Buergelin, H. f
Gould. F.. j. K~eifenheim. J. F. Han.
cock, G. r. Riley. Herman Persch. NJ
Q. (kid) Taylor, Arthur (Chief)
Chase, Harry schaefer, (Rube) Ur
sella. Harry Coffee. L. g. Isabella
George Palla. F. C. Seiber. Ray Sor
enson. Frank Girth. Clyde Bramble
Max Brokaw. j. L.. Watkins, J.. NJ. Bo,
land, Ed Stewart, Eddie Geers, R. c
simms, Ben Van Patten, Charles Ma,
rotta, Richard Hager, Ray Lampman
i. Griesch, " .Hardgrove.
Du1uth-A. o. Sticky, L. ]. McGon.
nigal. e. G. Miller, o. w. Wrinkle. G
a. Fisse, William Frank. o. A. An
derson. j. l.. Beebe. ]. G. Myers. Jerr,
Phillips, Andrew F. Vauters. Emmett
Golf. Charles Few, J. NJ. Papes, Har
old F. Perry, Charles Summer, Ra,
Hollingsworth, Paul Bailey, George H
Cunningham. Jr.. M. w. Westholm
Morris Berlin, Sam Meneice. Darby
O'Brien, James Buckly, Henry Brack.
EFT.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-17
OUIMET PRACTICES
FOR ENGLISH TRIP

Boston, March i7.-Francis Out
net. the national open golf champion,
took advantage yesterday Of the dis
appearance Of the snow from the
grounds Of the Woodland Golf cub to
begin practice for his our Of the
r:arried reariy 400 va-ds and wssc
s-'-aixht for the pin. Those who
watched HIM said th:. no was driving
farther and straige,t.- than when l,r
jafeated Vardon and Ray. the Ems
lish professionals, in the open cham
plJnsk in last fall.
Ou.ms: will sail Cor England March
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-03-17
PICKS FEDERAL
LEAGUE WINNER
A Merry Baseball Writer
Throws Hat into Ring
Selects Baltimore.

New York. March 11.-From Dan
to B~ecrsheba, or in other words. from
San Diego, Cal. 10 Calais. Me. lhc
sport writers have been picking vim
lei in the National and American
here yesterday took the bit in his
teeth anc boldly predicted results for
lac recently despised Federals.
Baltimore, SEE e, will cop The out
law rag. He puts St. Louis second.
P':tsburg third. Indianapolis fourth.
E:uffalo fifth, Chicago sixth. Brooklyn
seventh and Kansas City is selected
for the cellar.
Baltimore. says this picker, eNpiain-
ing the faith that is in him, will fin
ish first because ii has the kingpia
field Of the Feds. a fair pitching staff
and outtield n is weak only behind
the bat. He puts Brooklyn seventh
because il is IAN old mans home
Cobb at Work.
Sunday practice games furnished
tasty fodder for the hungry fans. At
Waco, Tex. Tcsreau and Ritter show
ed too much steam for t7e locals and
the Giants hlanked the Texas leagIers
10 to o. The Yankees were hard
pressed to defeat the Houston. Tex.
team by a score OF 2 to 1. Mike Don
lin led his patched-,lp Giants second
team into Dallas and annexed an 8
to 8 victory. The New Orleans South
ern league team wallopcd the Detroit
Tigers 8 to 4.
Ty Cobb, in his FIRST appearance of
the season, whitfield the first TWO times
at bat. but he doubled to left on his
third trial. He went out trying to
steal home. The Dodgers loafed at
Augusta. Ga. and Captain Dauhert
was promised by Congressman Grif-
fin that the athletes should meet Pres
ideut Wilson upon their arrival in
Washington late this month.