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Take a Peak at YaIe's Record for 1sl.

Next peek at Yale's record for the
year in her collisions with Harvard.
After being the worm in baseball and
rowing for years without number, &C
cording to New Haven's way of think
ing the aforesaid worm turned, arose
unwormlike to the top and lambasted
the Crimson to fare-you-well.
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than a mile a minute.
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Germans Win Race.

HENLEY. Eng. July 1.-THE Main
ger Ruder verein crew from Mayence.
Germany, today defeated the crack
Jesus College, Cambridge, crew on
today's last elimination heat for the
grand challenge cup. This was the
last English crew in the trials. The
fight for victory was desperate, the
German oarsmen winning out by only
three quarters Of a length.
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Where They Play Today.
Clinton at keokuk.
Cedar Rapids at Burlington.
Waterloo at iMuscatine.
Marshalltown at Ottumwa.
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international Importance Attached 70
Sweepstakes to be Staged AZ
Sioux City July 81
Fourth.
PILOTS ARE PROMINENT
Machines Are Of American and Euro
pean Make-speed Demons
Are All Amer;-
cans.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, July 2.-The in.
ternational importance attached to the
300 mile sweepstakes, to be staged
Saturday by the Sioux City Speedway
association, has attracted nationwide
attention, and United States sports
men from all parts of the country are
focking here for the event. The vic
tory for an American machine over
the European cars that were victor
ious in Indianapolis is hoped for. in
American sporting circles to Offset
the recent defeats, not only in polo
and golf, but also in auto racing. AL
Of the drivers entered here for the
Fourth are Americans, but the ma
chimes include the cream OF the Amer
lean and European manufacture, and
the contest will decide largely whether
the recent foreign victories are due to
driving. or the speed and stability Of
the machines.
skIIIfui Drivers.
The three Peugeot cars will be drfy-
en- by Bob Burman, Ralph Milford
and Mo- Stranger, and the famous
Delage win be plotted by Billy Knfp-
per, all OF whom are skillful dirt
track men and should be able to carry
these motors to victory. If 1t is ques-
ton Of machines. On the other hand.
the Americans look with confidence on
Barney Oldaeld and GIL Anderson in
the Stutz cars; Spencer wishart, with
his Mercer; Harry Grant and George
Babcock, vita the Sunbeams: Patchke,
with the Braender Bulldog, as well as
several other prominent drivers, who
VIII be at the wheels OF American
cars
Spectacular Exhibitions.
The entire list OF starters are on the
scene and have been making some
spectacular speed exhibitions in their
qualification tests. Patchke, in hts
Marmon, has cfrcled the two mile dirt
track In one minute and twenty eight
seconds. which mark mas been eQuall-
ed this week by Eddie Rickenbacher
and Billy Chandler. Some speculation
on timing propositions is being made.
chiefly that the winner Of the long
grind will average no more than rs
miles an hour. Twenty-three high
class drivers and cars are on the
scene for the contest. and 1t is expect
ed that the greatest race in the coun-
try this year will be that of Satur.
day.
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Waterloo and MuscatIns are staging
desperate fight for that old second
position. The Jays today have the
lead over the Muskies by some I'VE
points, less than one game. Burling-
ton stu has a comfortable lead over
any of the other contenders for frst
place honors, they being In much
better position right now than they
were a week ago.
| Bill Whitaker was slated TOR
mound duty in today's battle. BIZ
has been exceedingly effective against
the Pilots in the past-lat's knock on
wood
Dutch WetzeI the younger who join.
ed the Indian forces while the tribe
was on the trail. IL doing good and
effective work with his stick. He Is q
good sized youngster despite that fact
that he has an Older brother IN the
League.
| Dali 10 also making hlmssh known
as a handy sticker. He raped out
l pair of two baggers In yesterday >
1 fray. One Of them was made In tho
. ninth inning and might have started
a winning batting rally as the tribe
needed but one run to tie the score.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

standing Of the Clubs.
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sioner of the second district and also
member Of the board Of directors Of
the Barnes County Farmers Mutual,
! was attending to business in the city
Friday.
Mr.. Jacob Eckel who has been spend
ing the past month in Minnesota. re-
turned home this morning for a visit
with his family.
Mr.. N. P. Langemo of Fingal was
in the city yesterday attending the
directors meeting of the Barnes coun
ty Mutual Insurance Company.
Miss Marie Jensen of Darcy is suf-
fering with an acute attack of rheu-
matism and is taking treatment at one
of the local hospitals.
! Miss Lucille Robinson is here from
Darcy and is at the Platou hospital
taking X-ray treatment.
! Edwin Maryland autoed to Wimble-
don yesterday to act as judge at the
stock show which is being held there
at this time.
Mrs. Roth of Casselton is visiting
here with her daughter. Mrs. Herman
Stern on Tenth Avenue.
Mrs. Julia Henrickson of Kathryn,
who had an operation performed at the
Platou hospital recently, is doing very
nicely.
Miss Della Codding will camp at the
Chautauqua park with DR.. and Mrs. E.
r. Roberts, next week.
Little Burton Boyd, son of M. ].
Boyd has been confined to his home
during the past week with the humps,
but is much improved.
Among those who will camp at Chau
tauqua next week, weather PERMITTING,
are William Olson and family who
have a large tent and have made pre-
paration for camping.
Mrs. George w. Hanna was hostess
to ten close friends of Miss Francis
was a dinner party and before the
meal was served much merriment was
had by the guests who took part in
preparation of the meal and decora-
tions. The guests were divided into
|. couples, each one having something
to do. The hostess provided dinner.
calandar for the bride in which each
guest wrote a toast to the bride and
one recipe and the book was present.
ed to Miss Smith.
Mrs. o. B. Thorkelson returned to her
home in Southheart, N. D., this morn
ling after spending some time here Wis.,
lifting with the Thorkelsons of this city.
| The ten year old son Of Ole Nordahl
of Litchville, was operated on at the
Platou hospital is much improved and
able to be up and around.
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THE CITY
DR.. Chas. e. Hunt, physician and
Surgeon, has located over Siegfried's
Pharmacy. 613 DIV tt
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1914.

"~NOVUS WINE So
Mrs. Chas. Lundy and children will
return to their home in Valley City to.
day. They have been out to the lake
Mrs. s. E. Phillips and daughter
Phoebe left Saturday for Detroit
Mimi, where they will spend thes um-
mer at their cottage.
. Harvey Pray and family moved the
camping outfit to Chautauqua park
this morning and will camp there dur
ing the Chautauqua session.
N. B. Black, general manager of the
Grand Forks Times-Herald was Wis.
itor in Valley City between trains on
his way to Bismarck. He was accom-.
panied by G. D. Colcord, editor of the
Minot Independent, one of the most
progressive weeklies of the state and
president of the State Editorial Asso-
citation. Both Mr.. Black and Mr.. Col
cord will be in Valley Ctyt take an
active part in the editorial convention
here next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon arrived today
from Minneapolis and will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. NTH
at ChautauQua Park.
Ross Farnham arrived Saturday ev-
ening from Portland, oregon, where
he has been practicing law. Mr.
Farnham's marriage to Miss Francis
Smith of this city will occur tomor.
row.
Prof. Chas. V. Taylor has accepted a
position as principal of the high school
at Tomales, Washington, according to
letters received here by his friends
During the summer months he will at
tend the University of Berkeley, Cali
fornia.
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of Bismarck are expected at Chautau.

Of Bismarck are expected at Chautau.
qua today.
Miss Cora Connor will leave the lat
ter part of the week for Regina. Sask.
where she will spend sometime visit.
ing with friends and relatives.
Miss Hazel Forbes who has been Wis
ting with friends at Chautauqua park
for few days, returned to her home
in Washburn today.
Mrs. G. E. Moore returned last night
from Detroit, Mimi, where she has
been visiting with friends anl rela-
tives for several days.
Supt. l. A. Kampen of Cooperstown
and Miss Cain of Darlington, were in
the city today assisting the teachers to
enroll for the summer school session
at the Normal school.
Miss Laura Sanderson of LaMoure
was in the city today assisting with
the enrolment of students for the
summer school session, at the Nor
NAL.
Miss Dolly Randolph of Chicago who
is director of the Orchestra Comique
which will be q feature of children's
Day Wednesday at Chautauqua, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Hon. A. P. Hanson and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Pollard of Litchville,
arrived here Sunday and are camping
at Chautauqua Park. They have ex-
pressed themselves as we'll pleased
with the entertainment furnished and
the conditions in the park, also.
Mrs. E. E. Barnard and son Thearle,
together with Miss Lucille and Cyrus
Peake, came to attend Chautauqua
from jamestown, several days ago.
The N. P. Express company received
today a new horse for use on their
delivery wagon. The horse came from
the express company's headquarters in
St. Paul and Is splendid animal.
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Rule circle met with Mrs. Nuens, the
Euclid Circle were entertained by Mrs.
Schoefer on Riverside Avenue, and
The Dorcas circle met with Mrs. Nc
Kay. The Ideal Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Sorgenfrei.
Managers of a number Of Valley
City stores, desire to close all day on
the Fourth of July. This being Satur-
day, it is more difficult for merchants
to keep the holiday than on any other
day of the week but they desire to give
their clerks the benefit of the full
holiday and customers are asked to
govern themselves accordingly.
Miss Florence Hoggarth of Hanna
ford who was here to attend the wed
ding of Miss Clara Baumez returned to
her home yesterday.
A tramp, whose name Is John VIVA
len wassent here this morning by the
500 railroad, to their physician DR.. A
w. Mcdonald, the man having been
struck while walking along the track
at Bracket, by a moving 500 train.
The mans arm was crushed and sc
seriously injured that it was necessary
for DR.. Mcdonald to amputate it neal
; the elbow. His skull was also injured
but he is at present being taken care
of at the Riverside hospital and viii
probably recover.
Perry Picket was business visitor
in the city Thursday from Leal.
A large number of the students o.
,, the Normal school left for theil
homes today, for their summer vaca
. tions, many of whom go to teaching
! positions in the fall. A few will go fol
, a short time to return for the summe,
school session, to prepare for gradu
alton in August, and still smalle
number will remain in the city becaus,
: of the long distance to their homes.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SATURDAY,, JUNE 81, 1914.

SATURDAY, JUNE 81, 1914.
Miss Rina Homne of Granite Falls
MIMI, arrived here last evening tt
visit at the Schmoll home and attend
summer school.
Miss Gertrude Mcdonnell and hel
mother, Mrs. Duncan Mcdonnell re.
turned last Monday from California
where they have been spending the
winter.
The Misses Jennie and Sofia Aust.
ford who have been members of the
student body at the Normal school
during the past year, left yesterday
for their home in Kensal.
Mr.. Thomas Gudmestad of Litchvil-
lie, successful candidate for commits
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FROM ruE2pAY's DAILY.
TUEspAY. JUNE 80. 1914.

Mrs. Roth returned yesterday to hel
home in Casselton after visiting in
the city for sometime. with hel
daughter, Mrs. Herman Stern.
L. P. Hyde and family moved yes
terday from the Goodwin house on Sec
ond street to the Lynn Wood house on
First street.
Rev. G. L. Morrell who delivered two
addresses here at the Chautauqua, re-
turned last night to his home in Min
neapolis.
Mrs. John Farnham is in the city to-
attend the wedding of her son, Ross
Farnham which will occur this even
ing.
There will be no meetings of the
Episcopal Guild during Chautauqua.
The first meeting will be held the first
Wednesday after the closing of the
Chautauqua season.
Mrs. T. G. Benson and two little
daughters will camp at the Chautau-
qua grounds during the next two
weeks.
Lawrence Wright of the A. L.
Wright Company, who are furnishing
the tents and camping supplies to the
campers at Chautauqua park. return
ed yesterday afternoon from James,
town, by auto after spending several
days there.
DR.. E. R. Roberts, Burl Carr, Matt
Krogh, Dave Richie and others left
last evening for Minot to attend the
Elks convention there for the next
three days.
Miss Nellie Ball arrived in the city
last night from Fargo to attend the
wedding of Miss Francis Smith to
Ross Farnham, this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shirley came
from Enderlin last evening to attend
the wedding of Mrs. Shirley's brother
Ross Farnham, to Miss Francis Smith
this evening.
Mrs. Thorkelson and daughter Thel-
ma of Fergus Falls, Mimi, have arriv-
ed in the city to visit for a time with
MI. and Mrs. Arfin Thorklson.
Chautauqua visitors and others are
taking advantage Of the big Economy
sale now on at the store of the Ward
robe Clothing Company. This enter
prising firm has put on a number OF
sales. and their enterprise in starting
another at the very beginning of what
is usually the dull season. is a testi.
monial to their confidence in the good
judgment of buyers who are looking
for bargains.
State Dairy Commissioner Flint and
Assistant Dairy Commissioner Pierce
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. Mr.. William TRACER and Miss Kath.
rine Schwoppe were united in the
holy bonds Of matrimony in the par.
Tors of the Kindred Hotel, Sunday aft.
ernoon at 800. The Rev. J. F. l.
Bohnhoff of1ciated at the wedding
ceremony. The happy newlyweds
have now left on their honeymoon
trip.
DR.. p. Featherstone Thomas Smith
and L. P. Hyde autoed to Rogers yes
terday afternoon to see the ball game,
Mrs. Bothne and baby Of Eckelson,
left the Riverside hospital today for
their home.
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ening. returned to their home in En-
derlin this morning.
J. J. Farley, president of the Bank
of Valley City was visitor in the
city today enroute to the bankers
convention at Williston. - Fargo
Forum.
Reverend Elster of Enderlin is Wis
iting at the J. F. L. Bohnhoff home
for few days and will attend some
of the Chautauqua programs during
his stay in the city.
Mrs. j. C. 'Stavely is visiting in the
city from Mapleton for a short time
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry West.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Hunt who re-
Gently rented one of the apartments
in the Sheyenne Flats, are moving
into their new home.
Windfeld Scott left last night for
a weeks visit in Fargo.
Ed. Balllnger of Fargo spent Sun
day the guest of Rev. L. S. Eberley
of this city.
Mrs. Janet Farnham, who came
here for the Smith Farnham wedding
Is visiting in the city for day or
two before returning to Enderlin.
William Burchill, prosperous farm
er of Baldwin township was in town
today.
Secretary Karr has contracted with
the N. w. Nursery Company for their
entire supply of strawberries to be
served in the Chautauqua restaurant
or by the quart to the campers.
The Wesley Boys arrived from
Hannaford yesterday and have been
enrolled at the Farm Boys Encamp-
ment at Chautauqua park.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
WEDNESDAY JULY I, 1914.

vveSsNeSo0t WI ,
W. E. Byerly of velva passed thru
Valley City last night and attended the
program at Chautauqua park.
William Flory and family arrived
yesterday from Oriska and will join
the campers at Chautauqua park.
MI. and Mrs. c. W. Nelson and Mrs.
Lydia Pray moved to the Chautauqua
grounds yesterday and will reside at
the park during Chautauqua.
Mrs. L. G. Lindermann and little
son Rex of Redstone, Mont, are Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew Whitson.
Mrs. Clearance Isaacson will enter
tain tomorrow afternoon for her sis
ter, Mrs. c. A. Anderson. who is visit
ing here with her little son, from
Cleveland, North Dakota.
Miss Mary Flavin and jessie Pet
erson of Litchville are arrivals in the
city to camp out at the Chautauqua.
| Miss Flavin will remain couple of
months the guest of her cousin Alma
Jones.
There are now more than 100 girls
enrolled at the Girls Encampment at
| Chautauqua Park, four or five more
having joined this encampment in the
past day or two.
Charles Burgess left this morning
for Rogers where he will transact
business matters during the day and
also attend the baseball game between
Rogers and Cooperstown.
M. P. Hanson, the tailor, will leave
in the morning for Chicago, where he
will take the post graduate course in
cutting. Mr.. Hanson expects to be alb
sent for about three weeks.
George Kelsey manager of the north
side baseball team has issued chal-
lenge to the south siders for game
at Chautauqua park, on Monday even
ing, July 9Th. An exciting game is an
ticipated.
To those who do not go out to Chau-
tauqua park, and remain in the city, a
good bill is being offered by the man.
agement of the Grand tonight and to-
morrow evening. For the Sake Of
Kate" and "The Miniature Portrait"
two reels, the subject Of which is
drama, and 1.-TWO Hungry Tramps and
the Tale of a Coat" one reel comedy
film, make up the program for these
two evenings.
Warren Wbitson returned home
from a two weeks visit with his sis
ter at Redstone, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hokenson OF
Nome spent Saturday and Sundaj
the guest of Anton Holland.
Will Hillerson and family of Lu-
verne N. D., are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Hillerson's sister, Mrs. Lew
Whitson.
All barber shops in the city will
be closed Saturday, July 4, and in
order to accommodate their patrons, will
be open until II o'clock Friday night.
Miss Carrie Thompson left today on
No. for Ripley Ontario, Canada,
where she will visit at her home for
some time.
Word has been received that Carl
Lee of the Madison, Wis, University,
who was scheduled to appear at the
Chautauqua on July z, will not appear
until July 9.
Among the MANY residents of the
city who are camping at Chautauqua
park at the present time, are the fam.
lilies of Robert Anderson and Charles
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shirley who
attended the wedding Of Mrs. shlr-
| ley's brother, Ross Farnham, last ev-
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1914.

or two ago from Fergus Falls, Mimi,
after visiting with relatives for sever
al days.
Mrs. Miller, formerly Emma Schroed
er, who was nurse in the Platou
hospital several years ago, before her
marriage. was a visitor in the city
Wednesday. Mrs. Miller was the guest
of Mrs. Barney Gray.
Supt. o. L. Greene and wife arrived
in Valley City this morning to visit
his mother, Mrs. Jennie Greene during
ChautauQua time.
Jennie Greene left this morning for
Sanborn to meet he'd music pupils
who will give a recital this evening
at the home of Mrs. Joe Deimert.
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Larson or Tenth
Avenue are rejoicing over the arrival
of a 91@ pound baby boy, who was
born at Platou hospital yesterday af-
ternoon. '...
Among those who moved out to
Chautauqua park today are Mrs. j. E.
Featherstone and family, D. w. Clark
and Family, ]. E. switzer and wife
and DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Roberts.
Otto Neumann spent the day at
Luverne and Pillsbury, yesterday, on
business matters, returning home late
in the evening.
Mrs. C. X. Otto who has been visit.
ing her mother in Fairview, Montana
for about ten days, returned home or
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna Sternberg is expected
home tomorrow morning from the
east where she attended the biennial
| meeting of the General Federation
and also visited with friends in Wis
consin.
Rev. J. F. L. Bohnhoff returned this
morning from Galena. ILL.,, and St
Paul, where he visited with friends
! and relatives for ten days. Mr.. Bohn-
hoff says that the suffering from heat
was great, but that otherwise condi-
tons are excellent.
Mrs. George Fridd was hostess to
the members of her Sunday school
class, at her home yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Francis Smith. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent and a
delicious luncheon was served to the
guests. The girls presented Miss
Smith with a dozen silver teaspoons.
Quarantine has been lifted on the
Wright home on Second Street, little
George Wright who has been ill with
scarlet fever, having entirely recov-
cred.
Mrs. E. R. Robertson and son are
visiting here with Mrs. Robertson's
mother Mrs. Hunt for few days.
They made the trip by auto and were
accompanied by Miss Mox and will be
the guests of Mrs. Hunt until the end
of the week.
E. D. Lum. editor of the Melrose
Beacon, at Melrose, MIMI, in is the
city to spend few days with his fam
lily. Mr.. Lum expects to return to
Melrose the early part of next week.
Mrs. Jacob Van Houten returned
Wednesday after an absence OF six
weeks in the Twin Cities.
Miss Helen Bascom passed through
here early in the week and stopped
with friends enroute to her home in
Wimbledon, from the biennian meet.
ing in Chicago, and Wisconsin where
she has been visiting.
The following were represented at
the District Camp Meeting Of the Free
Methodist church. held June IL at
Argusville, N. D. Rev. Eberly and
family, Mrs. C. H. Lewzader, Mrs. c.
Musser, Mrs. J. Scott and daughter
Ruth.
The four circles of the Epworth
Methodist Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
at the following places: The Golden