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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS

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Madame fnfIlt Nrr4g'fr N ChcaFo.
has opsnsd hsi dlesatnaAlns pafiufs
AZ ssg Chapaffai fspFr-iie krirtiaH
pa4si. ara nnnrHn shars ~ vauF
patronage Ai me inrfrst styles ig7.t
90
MIt TnIBnLE
u sini uflef ne hiGh e1si ~ living
gsl ac,iaaintee wifh NJ TfiHhis ARD
get the 80 habit Ast Cor hir prices
90 tse1 frneffF orders a fafing io
500 an almost sfffgfhlns iun o..
etnti iafre shirrnsnf ~ rne n.N
coffee ME special price co. ptf
pound
Tsibkis's Meat r.s Grstsry.
Efarr - artasI4n ARA
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

$2ioo.o with III. j. Nyhus, j.. L.. Rosh-
olt. 7. II. Woldy, II. r. .Aslakson and
j. II. Braund as surctieS.
The Individual Bond of the Farmers
Bank Of Crazy in the sum of xi'I.oo
with Edgar Anderson, a. e. Southam.
w. NJ. Pitt. W. Wake and D.. w.
Hunter as sureties.
approved by the States Attorney rs
To form, BE. and II" sam" ~ '1n"Ahy
approved by this board. Said approx
al having been inlorscd on each bond
him deposited with the county auditor,
ana that each and every one Of the
above named banks be. and the SAINT
are hereby designated as a county de-
chapter 10 Of the 1911 session laws.
Carried. Hll voting Yes.
A petition signed by V. Halvorson Of
Norway township asking this board to
rcilce his 1911 assessment in the sum
of $2i5.M for the reason that his per
sonal property was assessed higher than
other property in said township was
read.
1t was moved by Commissioner The
lin ana seconded by Commissioner John
son that the above request he granted
in the sun of $4,000.
Carried. all voting yes.
asking to have his one half interest
in n horse assessed in Norway township
reduced in the sun of $500, was read
md it was moved by COMMISSIONS
Maloncy and seconded by COMMISSIONS
Joins~ tina the above request be
granted in the sum of $50 90. Carried.
all voting yes.
\ petition signed by Mrs.l Wengum
assessment in Norway township reduc-
cd in the sun Of $500 for the reason
that she was assessed for personal pro
perry that WAS practically worthless
-. - .rN.l = -,n ,N,-a AZ Con-, " C.
sinncr Maloney and seconded by Com
! missioner johnson that the above re-
quest be rejected. Carried, all voting
Moved and carried that the following
bills be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same rs follows:
Frank Num-. electric supplies for
court house and jail ,...,S9.'
w. G. Cr0ckcr, supplies furnished
county Stunt, OF schools .......... 1885
state Hospital for Insane. TO board
and care of county patients for
the quarter ending December, 81
1918, $l1So.tN: a!lowe at 1893. M
Anton Christianson, witness foes
under the states attorney sub
poona 2.l0
Moved by Commissioner Johnson and
seconded by Commissioner Maloney
that the bill of Crazy l'Villase for tie
board and care and burial of county
patients in the sam of S9993 he allowed
at $50 ana that Ramsey county pay
rs, per cent Of said sum in accordance
rith chapter III of the 1913 session
laws.
carried. all voting yes.
Moved lN Commissioner Thc!in and
the following bills certified to by c. ].
McGlrrcn. State registrar. for fees in
favor Of the local registrars in accord
ancc with section %. chapter go. 19f
ana warrauts ordered drawn in pay
mcnt of same rs follows:
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
CITATION AND NOTICE HEARING
PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL.

AMI NS
PROOF OF FOREIGN WILL.
State Of North Dakota, County
Of Ramsey.
In County court, Before Hon. L. FL.
Griffin, Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
james McClory, Deceased.
P. j. McClory, Petitioner.
Mary A. Flummerfelt, Catherine
Spellman, Sarah .McClory. Nellie
Mathieson, George McCiory, Mar
garct Brogan, Susie Willis, Respond
ents.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named respondents and all
persons interested in the estate OF
james McClory, deceased:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that P. j. McClory the petit
toner herein, has filed in this court
a copy Of the last will and testament
Of James McClory late of the city OF
Seattle in the! county Of King and
state Of Washington, deceased, n
the probate thereof in the state OF
Washington duly authenticated, with
his petition, praying for the admission
to probate Of said document as the
last will Of said deceased, and for the
issuance to Mary A. Flummerfelt OF
letters testamentary thereon, and that
the said petition and the proofs OF
said purported will will be heard and
duly considered by this court on Sat,
urday, the 2Sth day of February, A.
D., 1914, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of that day, at the court rooms OF
this court, in the county court house
in he city of Devils Lake, County OF
Ramsey and state of North Dakota
and
You and each of you are hereby
cited to be and appear before this
court at said time and place and
answer said petition and show cause
if ANY there be, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
By the Court,
(SEAL) E. H. GRIFFIN,
Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 22nd day Of January, A
D. 1914.
Let service of the above citation
be made by publication in the Devils
lSLake World nee each week for three
successive weeks that last publication
to be at least 20 days prior to the
date of said hearing, and by mailing
copy hereof to each of above named
respondents. at least 20 days prio1
to date Of hearing.
E. Il. Griffin,
(sEAL) Judge.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23
Commissioners Proceedings
Regular Meeting Of the County Board al Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Nd

O.. county commissioners OF Ramsey
c,Jt5y, N,.1n Dakota:
IIlursa3 y, ,~tanu'ry 18th. lali.
r 9o;e' net At : o'clock p. N: Pre-
AI,louvy. MCNaugh,on ana Hovstad.
The board then proceeded to check
W the dVter' 1T offices ana ut i O'Clock
i. m. ;tdjnr!reI TO meet again at 900
O'Clock H., III Friday. january 18th. 19ll.
i. y. kR.NMi!L,
o, 'l. s.,, a4j"e sa.s,a, Mfiet'',s Of f., the r, HSsrH
col}r.. ,>.tJu Dakota.
IN aIJ~. Inn fary l6tu. 1914.
Iii, board met at . o'clock a. M.
lltrs' s,at u above adjournment. Present
az In" uHen)l''rs.
Moved o1 Cnmmissloner Johnson and
seconded l. .uHliilSs.oIc. Aiu!uucy that
thu fol lowing bonds furnished in ac-
c|1rdtnc with chapter 10 Of the 1911
Session Laws, aud as per The resolution
o: the county board December 1G, 1913,
by the bNuks specified below whose bids
IA tn" d'1oSj' al certain county funds
under a time Certificate Of deposit have
heei ;loa, !tcd by the board, viz:
The FIDELITY bond OF the First Ma
O Grand FORKS, y. D.. as surety.
Tie ~I'il"iii. bond of the Soutllam
STATE Pack in the sum of sl9p.'p with
the Northwestern Trust Company, "i
Grand l5olks, y. D.. as surety.
The Fldeli,y iiona of til" FIRST Nj
tionai Bank Of Stark Weather. in the
sum Of Sl2Os.'" with the Northwestern
Trust Company of Fargo, y. D., as
surety.
The Fidelity Eond OF the Devils Lake
state E.,a; in the sun of $4,000 with
tn Northern Trust Company of Fargo,
He Facility Bono of the First Ma
tinnai Plnk of Etiniurr. in the sum of
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

Mrs. W. II. Nortz entertained on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
husbands mother, Mrs. Nortz, who is
visiting here for a time. A number
o flhdies were present and a most
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

FOR RENT-Neatly furnished room in
strictly modern house. Gentleman
preferred. 905 East Third street. 2-tf
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

FOR sALE-Good high grade Short
horn bull, ready for service. Address
Frank Shook, Grand Harbor, N. d
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

FOR sALE-some pure bred Plymouth
Rock roosters. Out of the finest
strains and all nice birds. Norman
Morrison, Webster, N. D.,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

To the Hon, Board of County Com
missioners. Ramsey County, Nd.
Gentlemen:
We, your committee appointed to check
beg leave to report hat we have
done so and find collections for trans
fer and abstract fees for the month
of December 1918, in the sum of $1S;2
which has been turned over to the
county treasurer and properly account
ed for.
Respectfully submitted,
(SigneO
Ole J.. Hoystad.
G. o. johnson.
d. D. McNaughton.
DATED at Devils Lake 1Ssi N. d. this
To the Hon. Board of County ON
m%issioners, Ramsey County, North Da-
kota.
Gentlemen:
check up the office of the Register of
Deeds, beg leave to report that We
have done so and find collections Tor
the month of December. 1913 in the
sum of $611.15, all of which has beer
and properly accounted for.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed)
T.. II. Maloney.
John e. Thelin:
Dated at Devils Lake. n. D., THIS
18th day Of January. 1914.
m ha a"s hf Ramsey sos'e County, North Da-
kota.
Gentlemen:
We your committee appointed t.
check up the office of the Clerk OF
Court, beg leave to report that We nave
lone SO and find collections as follows:
Collections for October, 1913 ......s25S.ap
c tanes ana for S9stS November. 1s1s,....ss.So
Collections for December, 1918, 80. .6S.2o
Making a total of....:;.a.ls9'3
All of which has been turned over TO
the County Treasurer and properly
Respectfully submitted.
John E.; Thelin.
18th Rata day at Of D 9annar yak is14. ~ ~ '''S
10 the Hon. Board Of County Commits
s%ioners, Ramsey county, N. D.
We, your committee appointed to
check up the office of the county judge,
beg leave to report that we have done
so INC find collections for the quarter
ending December 3lst. 1913, as follows:
Estate of Frank N. Maurer. pro. ~
bate fees ......... ..Sllo.oo
Estate Of Ann Fitzpatrick, petition
Zee ............ :. '....."'.''' wv
Estate of Jas. l.. 'ipicgrove, pro- ,u
Estate state of Of Ann Fitzpatrick, pro ~
Estate state of Of Anton Kraft, petition : =,
fee ........ ............. ........ o'oV
fee .... ............... 1870
''f fea oh Ciaih n'..o.A' no. $500
Estate of Jas. l.. Tptegrove, pro 80,
pate lee .......... ....'.'.'..'.. '''
Guardianship Jane Swain. guard
ltIlSIllD ..... -. WV
Estate of A.. b.. k1rlin. petition
Zee ....... .:...,. '....'.....:. H."
fee .......... 15.op
Guardianship Of Ole j. Wickulm,
guardianship fee ........ .....:... o.W
EstGte of Peter Rosendalc, petition
lee /. . ............ ...........''''' Jaw
Total fees collected $500 10
All of which has been turned over to
the county treasurer ana properly &C
..~{. f~~
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-23

TAKEN UP-At my farm in Dry
Lake township, sundag y, Janunry
4, 1914; one red sow, weight about
$50 pounds. Owner call and prove
property and take same away.
Robt. Cochrane,
Grand Harbor, N. D.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

The following Individuals ard
firms, have Bought o. have
asreed to boy bale % cotton.
esyiNs ten cents per pound.
middl,na basis. ard 20 hold tAs
cotton Cor - mertha Or until q
price better than ten cents -
available.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
ATTENDANCE UPON PUBLIC
SCHOOLS HIGHLY PLEASING
srroimsrt Nov larger Than During
Any Previous Opening Week Of
Local Schools.

Aithoueh tho oNn,t Total uf lhe cos
roiimcnt at pupus lp Tho Nariour
schools iu he clp. 80 the hosnnme of
the term viii NOT bc bnown unul ths
end oi the prescn, wcek sWpernicu
dent a. Tuckcr has estimated worry
conscfNatNch ,hat tho number 90 pu-
piia now attending school is within
The immediate nciehhofhuod Of 1880
pf course Il nrso part OF ihis nam
beer ia Attending me central school los
reason oy tho fact that ln addition Cd
teh regular high a,hool grades, pro.
Visions have hoen made Tor three of th,
lower grades the rond. third aud siN
lower eradcs thc End. ard and 9th
'hrrc beine 30 fourth aud nfih al
the central buhd,ne ~ is thneeh, the
the number of students enrolled AT tn
central school huGdiuE viii roach 900
Tho opnnine Of the schools thls ycai
has boon Vcrs auspiclous. aocofdins =,
l'tof Tucker aud furchodos u suceosu.
ftd school Yaai frem every standpoint
now pfacticr bss been inaugmated
ln the meh school whiol Is not gen
orally used is thnt ~ having thr pu-
plls enter and lcltc ihoir rhsa rooms
AS marching n time 10y doiug ths
much necessary noise and time is done
away w,th fcpdouag srcaio cffirieu-
g., lu many respects. supi Tuchof
uofUtpu out
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
GAS COMPANY WILL
Be READY FURNISH
GAS SEPTEMBER II
sio GAS PLANT rs RAPIDLY NEAR
ING COMPLETION.
Gas Cooking and Hsas,ar stoves and
Other Applian COS HAVE Been ship.
ped From Factory.


SOME time during the as 1T SclAem-
hcr 20. which ls wcek nom sea,la,
Has Win be turned into tho m,lns over
the streets - Corpus Chflsls. ~ the
Corpus CHRISTI Gas Company. conccsn
et which Henry ~ Wallace ~ potrut
b president and which holds aan.
chisc fiom the city, for supply eas 10
patrons, before the aNnse namrd date
Practically everything is in readiness
iof the openins 20 The plant wuA
men are rushiue the assembly " ma
trtial and working machiuci, 60 snan-
uSacturu this commodity and in addi
ton 10 the remainder et small CON,
slrnmrnt Of mathlncf, aug In tha wis
sonae Time this week many cafioada
~ raw material arc hcadca toward
CORPUS christi 60 BE uscd ln ihe manu-.
factdr, ~ iho Lowe process 81 car-
hurcticd watcr ras
Cohe from uscns ln Coivtado ,ri,d,
oll from lhr fields az Tampico ana No
4 dlsiiiiate from the reflneries % rrNas
and water from the Nueucs river. CON
slitutc the raw materials ncccsaary for
enc making % tihs Eas
Tho distlllatc aud coke agc combined
snd heated hy the crude oli as fuel
the water ptocoss is brought ln durinr
another stcp and a. rcasit ras 60
ihc amount IL 200 oee cubic Zee, per "a
hours Be- turned into the his rontamcr
located in one corner ct lho msnumes
turing plants tract
Tho city is eiped VA ah directions fuf
tho distribution Of sas al q net cost
SO 81 60 rcr i0oQ euha feet "a ia
( Impossible a. the present Time Go tp-
pfoNmatc how much VIII be rontum-
I go in enc c}i, hut u BE- Thought that at
ihr end " shout siN mouths time ,h'
plant VIII ho turnie hus gaf n the
amount ~ $4,000 cuhic Zoe, por daS
o. h. 81 John in the resident en-
snccf ot the Raa compans and VII
rrmam in the ciu until noSt vprnR
Before leaving hc VIII complete th'
huHdinu "a boz ,aoa as offices Tor ne
company. en the corner ~ AuhrS am,
chaparral streets, which viii be stur
al within short time ana viii h'
ready for occupancy hs the time ~
company iu wei established in th
CITY
The company now has cn ront
samples ~ FRr fixtures. conslHtins e
b burners and other lighting appliance
ns well as ras stoves. heaters. ho' waite
builcts aud either requisites 20 FUN
tho slogan Of noe; paa companies
"Cnok with Gas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
TENTATIVE DATES FOR NEXT
EPWORlHl LEAGUE ENCANPNENT
Dr.. Sessions Returns From Dallas
Whe,1 No Attended Meeting Of
State Cabinet.

Dr q D. sonrinnr. known 90 Meth
,Aiisis throughout Texas sH president
~ Tho Tckaa npwpfth League. but bet d.
ter known 80 corpus Christians ss the
pastor " the lIrn Methodist church.
has returned from Dallas where hs
attended conference ~ the presiding
.lders % The Methodist Church in TcSt
az.
Dr Sessions adfires shat while Ia
Dallas he attended a cabinet meeting
u the f.caeuc aud that decisive hctipc
relative TO holding the next cncamp
ment ai EpwOrth hy -iheSea was take
en-. Tine oncampment viii be held. wiii
last three weeks. and the tentative
dates selocted we're the las, week in
Jelly aud the first TWO weeks la Al.
eusl
"The business depression throughout
ihe state" stated Dr Sessions has
assured the Leaeuefs that We viii net
be able % accomplish much 6urlng
the next lev months in raiNins funds
far improving tho grounds and payina
oar obligations but we do expect 30
secure BY subscriptions sufficient
funds throuEhou, the state 20 enable nH
10 go ahead with feW ~ The many
aeeded improvements"
Dr Sessions IN hiEhly optimistic over
the fsiufe success u the annual en-
campmenm Of the Methodist Young
people. - be hoid az f.pworth blythe
1ae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
OFFICIAL FIGURES
SHOW COTTON GAINS
for NUECES COUNTY
DEPARTMENT oF LABOR ISSUES
REPORT FoR COUNTIES
Increase q size Bales A. Compared
With lss, Near-~San pattieio
an6 klebers Counties
Show Decrease

Nn increase of moro lhan uus lct
cent for Nue,cs COUNTY slight de-.
orvasc Tor san pairlgio couny aud Il
dcercasc ~ more TRAN go per cert for
Nlcbcr- county in bnof summarizes
ihe Report 90 thc Department az com
mcrcc Tor seitou snninrs Tor the thfcc
counucs on reports received up 60 SCI
tombcr ist
M a Mauru 81 tons city is rotcrn
mcni agent for The thrcc counties. Npe.
cos san ruirieiu and KlohorE. The
tHhulatIon ~ separate RETURNS hom an
gins shows that Mr Mauplr's fcie
graphite rummary on September was
cprfccs
The reports
Naeces County There were it7s
bales enncd n Nue,e- county iron
the urp ~ feii prlor % September
iPit as umpAfod Nth e6ln hal,t sin
ned rror to September !. 1918. esr
Tor ihis wear 81 tlge hales
san Patriotic County There were ~
ei5 bales of cotton sinncd ,n san Pa
iricio couu'y from the crop ~ lsi
trlor 20 September 1914 as comparct
with 1889 haics slnncd rrlor Co Sep
tcmn = 1878. q acorensc Tor thi, ycat
90 oS1 bales
klcncrg County rhrrc were s1f
h'ics of cotton glnncd ln llicbcrg eaun
~ from the ron 90 1914 prior to sep.
temhcr .. 1874. af compared WITH 1880,
p,lcs Einncd prior ,o September 1873
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
ROCK CRUSHING PLANT HAS
Been SOLD TO JOHN |. KING
sherman Concrete Company Sells
Lease and Plant 90 King and HIS
Associates.

Announcement was made Yesterday
morning that the sherman Concrete
mpany bias sot us quarry rear
Hcna, idce on the roNas- Mexican rail-
road to John b. King and associates.
Mr Kipe for many wears hHF been
eml logged hy tho TcNas lutuhthic ro4
being for many wears a valued 'mploy'
~ thai company hut hs friends SAY
nhat prospects ~ leaving corpus chris
ID dd NOT appeal 20 him. honrr the
purchase VI yesterday
Tho sherman Concrete Company waa
tho owner " long lease on "a acren
~ laud ON which is located thousands
of tons ~ fine rock and upon the
property is lncaicd rnck-crushing ma p
.hnory sufficient Co crush i2o toms Of
rock daily Crushed stone for ali sur
poses is sold The plant good Win and
lease has beer foid to Mr. KING and
aseogl4fsH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

Check your faii cough or cold ~
NICE don't wait n may lead 70 So.
rioue lung trouble. weaken your W
tallty and develop q chronic hung ail.
nent Get bottle ~ Dr re.ra Pine
TaF-Honsy today u IL pure aud harm
less use Il freely for that fail cough
Or cold II baby or Children are
sick give Il to them. 81 will relieve
quickly and permanently. II soothes
tho irritsiec throat lungs sHd air pas
sages I,ooscns Phlegm, Il nntiseplis
and fortifien the system against coldf
Il safeiy prevents cold Germs frcm
getting : hold. Guaranteed, Onls
ssc. AZ your BrugRiat Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

GALVESTON The iaggSsi sgesNi
expectation banded ibrough here 90
4 number ~ years was recorded dur
ing August when 5liaAis bushels 81
this grain loft GALVESTON destirod %
:, reiHn ports. A value - more than
sleo per 0Jshcl was placed on the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
HOPS TRADE EXPECTS BOOM.

roatTiAND. pre, sppt 90 Sot
only win the pHeinc coast be oalir'i
upou lhls s,ason to supply large pHri
N the worlds damands far hops hui
American brewers vii doubtless turn
out vastly increased quantity ~ beer
90 be exported Is countries ln South
America and the orient thai formerly
received their mrpiies from Germany
and a liria. The elimination ~ the
European supply - both the mw and
the manufactured articles Us bound 90
have an imrgftsf;; '=ssest nr the price
NJ hops In Oregon and the ncigh0bring
states Tho growers are unanimous in
the prediction that this wlll De- ihe
best year thcY have ever had.
Boz tire seaHon iusi ended tho United
states imported anout 1909 cwt ~
German and Austrian huIs. This year
toe American brewers viii nave ie con
tent themselves with the domestic ar
tlcle entirely 81 che brewers have al
ways claiU1d That foreign hops go
twise ~ far as Americans thle VIII
moan az added requirement of about
20. 900 bales on normal consumption.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

The Boston Braves were victorious IN
five ~ the six recent fanes With the
New YORK siianis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed
receiver Of tho estate Of sidney Allen
Persons Indebted to rnid sidney Alien
win please cail on mc and settle ~uch
Indebtedness. persons haNing claim
viii please file claims with nae Ter aud
b and report persons having proper N
belonging 10 sid sidney Allen Will
phrase surrender same 20 me.
d. a. wright Receiver ~ sidoe1
Allen. 80
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17
SIDNEY ALIENS
INSURANCE AGENCY

Having succeeded TO The above In
aursnco agency take This means Of ne"
tf, Inc the public That / am here strict
IS for business and hope o. receive q
falf share ~ paironaEo w watson
es5
fAdveriisefnent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-12
scHAUER'S BRAHMS or FAST WORKER

regular on the lineup of the Giants
 Larry Mclean once told Schauer when the latter was going into a game against the Quakers not to serve a ball close in to Fred Luderus.
 Eff you do," ventured Larry, "heIl pull it over the right field fence.
 'tAn right" said Schauers 'T11 get him.
 In the next inning Luderus came up. Schauer served the curved ball signal - ed for fon the outside corner Of the plate and no damage was done! Mo Lean was sure Schauer had Luderus right. Mclean called for a fast ball. and it was a speeder, all right, but it came on the inside and Luderus shift ed 1t over the right field fence as the veteran backstop had forecast
 After the inning Mclean greeted Schauer, fRenember what I told you about Luderus ?''
 Surely replied Rube. ooh. was that Luderus ?'' queried the pitcher.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-12
Harvard Has Powerful Eleven

rFHE oldest followers of Harvard
 football do not remember when a team has taken hold with such g. vim as this season or when a varsity llne- up has been chosen so early and with out any shifting of combination in the few early games.
 The Harvard eleven that will tackle Yale and Princeton, barring injuries, will be as follows: Hardwiclx, right end; TrumbulL right tackle; Pen mock, right guard; Soucy, center; Cowen. left guard; Morgan, left tackle; Coolidge, left end; Logan, quarter back; Bradlee and Mahan, halfbacks and Captain Bricixley, fu1Ibael1 All are veterans except Morgan.
 This combination is a well balanced team and, except for one position, is composed of absolutely the best ma terial at Harvard. The teams aver age weight is about 1SO pounds, the average on the rush line being 1s7 pounds, and in the back field lT2 , pounds, Brfckley, with his 185 pounds, being the heaviest man behind the line and Pennocl1 the heaviest on it.