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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
AGROUND

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. sent. H.
Tho steamship Atlantic city. which piles
between New York and this city, and
which wae blown ashore on the shoals
half a mile OF the upper beach during
"a gale shortly before noon to-day. Wa
stu hard aground az late hour TO
night The thirty one passengers ara
the crew 81 Thirteen refused o. leave fho
vessel. All expressing confidence that
she would b. rloated 81 hirh water early
tomorrow This vas also the belief on
captain Iowrsend. commander % tha
Atlantic city. and 81 officials % the At
lantic city Transportation Company.
which own the vessel
FEDERAL nfo guards. who stood ~
from The time the shin struck ths shoals
came On 81 niThffall They aaid nfa
wac On the sand from TIE middle 20 the
stern. with her nose floating free but
that the craft waa lying easy. on AZ
even keel The steel huh they added
had wlthatood the poundine we'll Tha
Atlantic city is On constant con1nunf-
cation With the shore b. wireless tele-
rraph.
several attempts % pun the boat or
thc rand bar were uuaVailinE and the
work of tues and runs Of the ufs
savers furnished excitement o. fhru-
sands on the beach and h1arduaIr
fhrnlEhnut fhc afternoon.
The NraEorla another OF the Atlantis
CITY transportation Conlranys shira.
went ashore ard waH broken % pieces
two NrarH aro within few bundled
feet 81 where The Atlantic CITY ID nov
aground
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SOME GAME THIS
Moose Team OF This oity Spring Sur
prise ana Take Game Prom the
Jaoky Arthurs.

In one-sided game on the Tunnel
Green grounds sunday afternoon the
Moose No. 81 team defeated the Jacky
Arthurs by the score OF TO 3 In
SPITE OF the overwhelming score the
sensational plays
The Moose team won the game in the
nrst inning. The antlered ones fell
upon Edwards. the Iackv Arthur
pitcher. and pounded him TO all cor
ners OF the lot. When the smoke
cleared away six runs were tailed for
the Moose. The Jacky Arthurs scored
one IN the NTH and two In the sixth
put the Moose team came back with
three runs in the sixth.
Edwards pitched excellent hall for
the Jacky Arthurs. but was given
ragged support by his team mates
seven errors being chalked against
them. Link also pitched good hall
and was strengthened by sensational
catches on the part of his team mates.
The score:
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DAVE Says
Bell rings tomorrow on
Straw Hats.
And here's stating that
KrauS Bros. are showing the
incest line of Fall Hats ever
brought to the city.
You are not asked to believe
that statement, either, without
verifying it.
Just drop in and look over
the Showings-you'll Xix e
them so well that you'll take
one away with you.
The hats are selling at one
straight price of Three Dollars
and they're as nice as any Five
Dollar hat ever sold in the CITY.
The feathers are popular
this year, but you don't have
to wear them if you don't want
to. They're pretty, though, at
that.
Weather for today: Fair.
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BOSTON BRAVES ARE HOLDING
FIRST PLACE BY GOOD MARGIN

day defeat by Brooklyn. are to-day we'll
out In front.
The chances OF the Giants regaining
lost ground seems poor unless their
pitchers do much better work
St Louis and Chicago are having a
pretty struggle for third place. with the
Their double victory over Cincinnati to-
day put them within two and a half
games OF the Giants. The Cubs are one
game TO the rear. Boston cut into Phil
adelphia's lead IN the American League
race last week, but the Red Sox are
from the worlds champions. A con-
tinuation OF the slumping tendencies the
Athletics have shown in the last two
weeks however. might give at least a
semblance OF interest TO the closing
days Of the younger leagues season.
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PLAN GOOD BOUT
martins Ferry Boxing Club Has Ar
ranged 20 Have n. o. Brown ana
Bniy gilbert Appear Here.

Announcement was made Saturday
night ~ the nanaFcmcnt OF the Martins
Ferry Athletic and Boxing Club that on
saturday evening. september 90. they
viii present % the fight fans Of this
Vicinity. two ~ the best itFht-weights
IN the business. The two principals
viii BE- X. a.. Brown. OF New York city
and Billy gilbert. Of Pitts burEh. Both
are PROMISING fighters and have earned
Tor thcmHelvee, wei deserved place
amour the beet IN their weight.
While Gilbert o. less eN uerieuced Than
Brown. his past record has shown that
he has the ability to 0Fht ana will b.
ready 90 match things with the New
Yorker. Brown has met such men o.
Iack Richie. "A. MolEuHt. one Round
Hogan. Tommy murphy. Abe Atteli. Al
kefchol Young Jack pBrlon. Sammy
Trotf Phil Brock Joe Rivers and Leach
Cross. IN several ~ the bouts he
scored knock outs and in the majaority
won He Will be- n big drawing card for
the club and will b. pleasing 20 the
local Tight fans
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Y. NJ. c. A. CLASSES
ON Glasses win aOrganirs for winter
months ~ Local INSTITUTION
This Aftsrnoon.

The gymnasium classes 20 the Young
New Chrlefiau Association win oren
this rfternoou within the Iiuaiurss Mems
class nf . o'clock. Tho Glasses for bust
nenH mou this season nf fho na0rInfIon
VII nr held Monday. "wednesday end
FRIDAY afternoons from 3 to p o'clock.
and Do o. expected that m large mum Der
of men viii lnln The clnaaca The
claHarH NnI fnn senior mrmhrra uI the
association viii meet Tuesday and Tri-
DAY evenings af o'clock.
The Iunlnr mem nUra win meet three
days each week Tuesday. Thursday aud
HafuraHN az ESQ O'Clock in fhn nffrr.
noon The class haa haru Organized 90
meet thc physical rruulrrmrnfa af fha
uruwlnn huf Annfhrr feature uf the
aaociafinn VII D. fhr basket haU league
few weeks.
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WAS
POOR PLAYING
LOSE THaoUaH BAD PLAYiNa.
Coupled with BAD Decisions OF Umpire,
Gave Gamo 70 the Martins
Ferry Athletics.

In n game that was featured By many
errors the Martins Ferry Athletics yes
terday defeated the Patterson and Elm
Grove team on the formers grounds by
the score OF to :. Although the Ath-
lettcs secured 10 hits off the delivery OF
Jones, they were kept well scattered.
but bonehead playing behind the out the
pike pitcher lost his game. Nine mis-
cues, all OF which proved costly were
marked up against the 4. a +. G.. team,
five. three OF which did not result in
runs
The umpiring was also decidedly off
color and this. coupled with the errors.
lost the game for the out the pike team.
The score:
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BELLAIRE TRIMS
HODSHONS' TEAM
GAME WAS INTERPRETING PROM A
BELLARE STANDPOINT IN
EVERY WAY.
Hodshons Secured seven Kits Against
AthlettcG Three-Bases on Balls
was Responsible.

The Athletics slipped over n victory
on the Hodshons Sunday afternoon on
q, the Bel Es ball park by a score OF .
Rogerson and Matthew'S opposed each
other, and when the fans heard tness
Fellows announced they settled back TO
had hoped for this they were dfsaP-
This didn't detraet from the contest
and gave the fans a chance 20 exercise
their lungs once IN a while. II looked
vanauished and that Mathews would he
given a trimming. However. the Ath-
letios got started In the sixth inning
score. In the seventh. while Bellaire
was simply practicing. the Hodshons
Tss iss, IN S1sins fogr more seoreS
proved disastrous 10 wheeling. In this
inning Rogerson permitted three men
20 walk. allowing two forced scores for
BeIlaire. This was one OF the most
exciting innings OF the entire game For
permitting this score Rogerson was re-
on the mound for Beiiaire The next
Two innings we're without incident
In the first three innings. the game
was replete with fast playing. and no
score was made until the second inning
across the plate. In The theme next three nm IN,
nings each team made duplicate scores
and a big oval was placed on the score
HNeIA ~ tht ttla OF fheM inning IN the
sixth, Wilson found a ball 20 HIS liking
and before the inning closed. Bellaire
with sensational playing and base run
ming. succeeded IN bringing home three
men. RoGerson then cut loose with a
Wild hcavc and when the sixth inning
was reached. with all the bases full he
allowed two Bellaire men 20 tally. Mat
hcws picked up the ball. scoring Neu-
hardt Liske sent a scorcher past the
shot stop. scoring two more runs
incidentally the fans saw FOR the first
time two brothers battling against each
other, J. GILES. for the Hadshona. and
Y. GILES. for the Athletics. Both arc
star PLAYERS and know all the tricks Of
the national game
Tho nrnras
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aarDrRoH NOTES

The Moundsvlile Soccer team g. De-
llrnHA ~ arranFinr n F1Wf with fhr
ffrnokaldeH Tor glmr nrrf erfurfr.
on The MnundHFlila GROUNDS All 81
UHuaaa TuHr1nfrrd Answer through
Die paper ~ nuilfs IHmsa ffue croft al
NO lli Cedar avenue
The p * team. ~ WuurHrvIIr has
finished ltH orNnnIgafI0r ann will nlav
ihf fret same HafurN1F Afternoon. whom
f meets ne halr club Of fhfn rff.
TIE p. k'H have perfected n rafHrr faaf
nfraniEaflou and feel fHrF cen nrnEa fEr
"heeNns ei'fen ~ ipr tnrir nrncF.
TIE ViFilanf foot baU team .,f Mac.
fina Fnfrr. UHnIIrrEr Hur II. pound
InHn % no valley Too EaHnTa SATURDAY.
end aundaF hurwrr fhrnurF fhIr
Paper nr can TnffrrIHIr kII teams
anfinr rawra Gre advised fa anaarr
rChedala
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MAPS WIN ONE AND
TIE ONE WITH BRoWNs

ST; LOUIS. Sept. 13-CleveIand won
the iirst game OF a double header with
~. Louis. TO o. when the second
game was called at the end of the eighth
inning 10 permit the visitors 20 catch a
rsln the score was tied at three runs
Rirst Game
81. Louis ......0 OOOOOOOO-O O
Cleveland 2sO0000
Banmgardner and Agnew: Mitchell
and O'Neill. Umpires: Evans and sheri-
second Game.
Cleveland ...OOOOOIO 10
81 Louis .......O 2OO1OOO-
Coumbe and Basler: James and Az
new. Imptres: Evans and gherido1
Called by agreement
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ALL-STARS LOSE
TO PARKERSBURG
LOCAL LADS PILE Up nLEvEu
ERRoBs BEHHD PTrCHBR
Down-Rivsr Team Played Good nan ana
Win Contest Though the nat
ting was Light

Special Dispatch 20 the 1ntelligenoer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Sept. IA
The Wheeling Ali-Stars went down 70
defeat before the strong Parkersburg
ball club, here this afternoon. BY the
score Of 20 o. Wiedel pitched good
bail for the visitors. but was given rot
ten support his teammates piiinF IN
eleven errors behind him
The sensation Of the contest was a
ehoe-string catch by Brown. for the
An-Stars, OF a line drive. lie made a
double play BY throwing the ball 70
perley az second. The game was one
OF the fastest ever seen here being
played In one hour and dftecn minutes
The same IN detail:
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Tigers
DEREAr THE WHITE sox ny a
NINTH rEHIHo BATTING RALLY.
"ryrus, the Great" was the Leader and
Il Was Necessary TO Ditch"
Benz for Russell

CHICAGO. Sept. IA ninth inning
batting rally started by Cobb after two
men were out coupled with errors. en-
abled' Detroit 70 make Il three straight
from Chicago to-day. TO g. Benz had
pltchcd a fine game until the ninth and
had To be replaced by Russell. The
run were features. Score: r. II II
detroit 100 OOOOt-4 1
Chicago .......1 O1OOOOO- 10 ?
=, Olonam. CaVet and Stanage. ID. Baker;
Benz. Russell and Schalk Cmpires. Di-
neen and Egan.
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LAST wEEK's PLAYING or BRAVES
WAS AT A Ger CLIP
Cardinals Passed the Cubs Yesterday
But Third Place Race Remains
Very Interesting.

NEW YORK. Sept 13-Boston clinch-
ed It's grip on hrst place In the National
league race last week and now holds
over New York. The Braves defeated
the Giants two games In three and won
enough additional games from the
Philadelphias TO bring their playing
rate Tor the week up 20 the .667 mark.
Meanwhile the Giants. losing five out OF
nine games. were playing only al a .444
CLIP. This pronounced disparity shows
why Stallings' men. despite their Satur-
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N. Y. STATE CLOSES
Hinafssnth season nr0urh 20 Close
reHterdav@ Etrufra Finished rirsf
After oreat Firht

fssHth ssaaon 81 me Nsw Ysrt STATE
ha rrhHlI IrHrue ended to-day Eimirn.
wHIHH NIHInIred MIlfoa Wnrro from
Href riHrn l1sf week after The ranrarf.
rnninHn hHf been Hf me TOP nnarfv nff
Hr1nnu. Winning fHr remnant To-Day RI
HHNfH NnrINni. ODE nurIfInHH 81 fnmF
fnHHra. NfIrn advancing beyond ufnr.
Larfnn nrd hlhaut rninr ahead ~
TrHH
NHr ffana Finished Ir ffr faUnrfrr
uIir" EImlr1 Wilkes n1rfe f'ffra.
Albany. Troy. Syracuse and scranton
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FOOTBALL PLANS
ohio VALLEY Athlsuo Association Heid
nesting 9aturday-Linsiy bar
red Prom Pan Games.

a. the meeting Of me ohio valley
Athlete Association. held Eaturda u
morning. a. the ~ ~. q a building.
plans Tor the coming foot bail season
we're outlined The meeting was very
ven attended b. the delegates from tho
respective schools. The chief burinaan
transacted wag the naming u she erfru-
ave committee consisting Of H vs.
Gramhleft. OF MnundrvIIfr. Prof Per.
klna, ~ bridgeport and Guy 81 Holden.
~ thlH city. and aia0 that 30 teams viii
% allowed o. play Llnalv Institute dur
lnT the coming season THr urnf moot.
tng N thc aanurlafiou Will be- hrfd sal.
grdey. september %. a. the r. 81 & a.
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PIRATES DROP A FAST
PITCHERS BATTLE TO CUBS

CHICAGO. Sept. 13.-Schultes home
run In the seventh inning gave Cheney
verdict over Harmon In a pitchers bat
tie to-day, Chicago beating Pittsburgh.
20 0. The locals grouped enough hits
in the seventh to score more runs ordi-
score: II. IL r.
Chicago 100 o 90 - 2
Harmon and Gibson. Coleman: Cheney
and Archer. Umpires; Johnson and
Byron.
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Two base hits: Reuthcr. z. r smith.
Jones. Three base hit. Really. r. Jones
Home run Eastou Struck out. By
Neatly g.. BY Jones q stolen base.
stump Sacrifice hit. Gosney.
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Two base hit. Brown. Bases on haiis.
on Byrd. 2. struck out HV BYRD 81.
by Wiedcl. 4. tiif haffers Byrd tnorkl
Aii-stara. O. rarkarahurr T. stolen
bases. Games Wiedcl Double niavt
Brown 60 Perlev. Umpire Dufton
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sacrifice hitai Ciucs. 4. Neuhardt 4.
stolen base Mathews. sykes. Roam.
liaml lton .ascs on halla. or Roger
son.
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AS1TRIcAE ASSOCIATION.

Columbus. 8. indianapolis. o Cfirst
Eamcl. Columbus. z. Indianapolis. 4
fsrcond Famc).
Louisville. q. Cleveland. T.
Milwaukee, 8, 81 Paul ffrat camel
Milwaukee, 8; 81 Paul faccond game
Kansas ty-Minneapoila. rain
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Bases on balls-on Link I. on Ed
wards 2. Hit hatsmen-Link J. Struck
out-By Link 3. by Edwards s. Time
OF game hour Is minutes. Umpires
-Humphries and Loeffler. Attendance
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HERzOG
WAS PUT OUT OF FIRSr GAME
ADHIRERs PRESENT. HIM WITH
CHEST or SILVER
Cardinals Take Two Games Prom tn,
Beds-Each Game was Past
and Interesting.

CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. list. Louis
won two close contested games from,
Cincinnati to-day. the FIRST by TO 3
and the second by TO 2. Perdue was
knocked out OF the box in the second
inning OF the second game when he
passed the frst batter up and then al
lowed three successive singles. Man
ager HerEog was put out OF the game in
the second inning OF the irst game for
disputins a decision OF the umpire.
Between the two games Herzog was
presented with a chest OF silver BY ad-
mirers. Scores:
First Game.
81 Louis oIo2oo1oo-! 10 3
Cincinnati o 90 % .
Doak and Wingo; Douglas and Con
zales. Umpires: o'connor and Eason.
Second Game.
ST Louis o 0 Is s
Cincinnati o o o o. 2
Perdue. Sallee and Wingo; Schneider
aud Clark. Empires: Eason and O'Con-
nor.
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IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The Little Stars defeated the Tweuty-
fifth Street Stars BY the score Of ~ 10
~ Sunday Batteries. Thomas wagner
and bernard. Stubs and Ease saun-
dcra.
The q ks defeated TIE X -. ~ a.
score o. 20 6. The feature of n
game was the pitching o. Hoston. who
good playing ~ the q. E'r. Griffin. o.
the KcyHtouea. playing with the .. k.
lined out q three haGger In HE first at
tempt The X. rs used three pitchers
IN the r1rne Zimmerman. Fiumrner ana
Kick Nuii. but could not hold the o.
ks down
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Utica. 9: Syracuse. o Cfirst Eame)
Utica. 4; Syracuse. I fsccond Eamel.
Elmlra. 8; Scranton. 3 (first Eame)
Elrnira. s; Scranton. 2 fsecond game).
innings
Albany. 8: Troy. Cfirst camel: Al
bany. g Troy. 3 tsecond camel.
Binghamton, 3. Wilkes Barre. 3.
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STANDING TONIGHT.

Below win D. found tfs r.r.a.t.
are ~ fte four ieaderr Ir tHr 81
finnnI lflrUe. ate" nl1rinr fn.fnesa
Enmrr The unHifiuna IN fHa frrr1a
can De- required from the IrIroa rIesIl
below
BRAvrs
Pet to-day Win ra..
sufArrs
rrf TODAY win rr-s
1853 $50 zee
fThr Giants viii play n larHff.
header to-day uffH che DHaErr-
and ri they Wln one and Inar one
their nrrTrrfHrn WfII Do $50
CARDINALS
Pct r.far win frus
Err r1T r-o
cUps
rrf to-day Win ra.e
alf $3.50 brr
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HOW THEY STAND |
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Rssulta.
st Louis 4. Cincinnati
81. Louis g. Cincinnati 2
Chicago 2. Pittsburgh o.
FIRST game.
"Second game.
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Tho Central Athletic club won bs fbs
score nf to over fhr LnFne Athlete
club. Errors was reeuuualhle fnr fha
defeat 0f The D. A. CO
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CHARLESTON FIRST
wins remnant IN seoond Waif s.ason
81 OHIO 9tats 1870 Play or
win Chiliicotha.

Special Dispatch 20 the Tnteuieencsr.
CIfArL EsrON. w Va sent faAnv
winning both EumeH from Lexington
tu day Charleston won the prnnanf FOR
the second half fn the ohio state
league. Portsmouth also won two
FameH from rhiliicofhc. winners OF the
lrFt half. standinE of fhc four clubs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YsstsEdays RssuIss

reateFdava Results
Cleveland .. ~ Louis o
'"llcVcl1ud g. ST. Louis
Detroit a. chicago 3
49,. Other clubs not scheduled
'second game. eight Innings. called
FW agreement
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To-day's Games.
new YORK az Philadelphia 90.
BROOKLYN a. Boston.
~ Louis NJ Cincinnati
Pittsburgh az Chicago.
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aArunpAYa aAnns

The Patterson a Elm Grove team won
nnuthcr game hV defeating fha efaubrn-
vile club hY The score n TO ina
contest was featured hv MaHaor'a homo
run ard Nfufhrr and n smith nfar Ia
ne y p q. team. each hattcd on a
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To-d1v's Games.
chicago o. Pittsburgh
NHunrH city m baltimore
Indianapolis af urorFfvn
81 Louis 81 numafn
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ChUUrnfhe. winners OF nraf hair ana
Charleston. winners of fhr second haIf
bad not been completed tonight
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Tomato seeds are crushed and rrrasrd
canncrlcs.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

waafrrF-sf= u~angfu
FffIrHrn UnNnfn q
rHrhfrnrn e. uuNaf1
Other clubs NOT rrhcduIed
eFIrrf game
aeNrrrnI r1Hrr
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The Pinch Run Athlctics defeated the
Mc fechcn Blue Son by the score N
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M sssss N NHiAS sTE:::::::ssSSSSYRS&
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NEW YORK STATE.

other clubs not scheduled.
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FEDERALS

First Dame
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-19
Blue RIBBON
POULTRY AT
FARGO SHOW

Word from the state poultry show at
3 o'clock this afternoon, The a
Scott building on Front street, was to
the effect that visions were beginning
to flock into the building to view the
prize winners, the ribbons for whom
awards made by the judges since the
work of scoring began on Saturday by
Messrs. Roberts and Morse. :
Strong points in the big show Of the
Rocks, Wyandottes, O~rpingtons n
Leghorns. The Rhode Island Reds
were also numerous n especially
commended by the judge. Up to press
time today the awards of ribbons in the
different classes were as ~follows:
Barred plymouth Rock.
Enoch Peterson, Alexandra, Mimi,
Cock, 2, 8; cockerel-1, 2, 3, d.; hen
l, 3, 4; pullet, 1, 2, 8, 4; breeding pen
c.. c. Derbey and Son, wolverton,
MINI. Hen-2; breeding pen, 2.
State Farm, Crookston, Mimi. Cock
White Plymouth Rock.
Q. A. Barton, Valley City, N. D.. Cock
2; cockerel-1, g.; hen-1, 2. 4; pullet--
C. V 6. Dibley and Son, wolverton,
MINI. Cock, 3; cockerel--1, 2, 4; hen
Il, 8; pullet--2, s.; breeding pen-2.
Buff Plymouth Rocks.
Coleman Baker, Fargo, N. D. Cock
2; hen--3, 4; pullet-2; breeding pen
DR.. Elmer Langevin, Crookston, Mimi.
Cocks; hen-2; pullet-4; breeding
E. E. McCrea. Alexandria, Mimi. Cock
II; hen-1; pullet-1, 8.
Mrs. Seth Miner, Casselton, N. D.
Cockerel-1; pullet-5.
s, C. Rhode Island Reds.
M. N. Hatcher, Fargo, N. D. breed
ing pen-1.
Il; cockerel-1, Q; breeding pen---4.
G. c. Dibley and Son, Wolverton,
MINI. Cockerel-3, 4; hem, 8, 4; pull
lett, 2, 3, 4; breeding pen-2, 8, 4.
S. Fl. Wilson, Bottineau, N. D. Hen
!; pullet-1.
Buff O~rphinston.
c., c.. Chaff and Son, Valley City, N.
D. Cock, Q; hen-1, 2, 3, 4; pullet-
1; breeding pen-1: co-
erel--1; pullet-2; breeding pen-2.
Henry .Hartig, Jamestown, N. D.
Cocks; Cockerel-S; pullet-3; breed
ing pens.
North Dakota state penitentiary, Bis
marck, N. D: Cockerel-2; pullet-4;
breeding pen-4.
Buzz ~Langohans.
Henry Hartig, Jamestown, N. D.
Cockerel-1, 2; pullet-1, 2, 3, 4; breed
ing pen-1.
S. O. White LeghOrnS.
Johnston Stock and Farming Co,
Marion, N. D. Cock-1; cockerel-l;
hem, 8; pullet-2, T.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Mitchell, Crooks
ton, Mimi. Cock; cockerel-2,. a;
pullet-1.
Cocks, 4; cockerel-3; hem, 4; pull
r.. G. Rhode Island Reds.
K, H. Thomte, Lisbon, N. D. Cock
erel-2; hen-1; pullet-1; breeding
[. o. Lane, Hunter. N. D. Cock;
Geo, Weite, Moorhead, MINI. Cock
1: cockerel-1, 4; pullet-2, 8, T..
j. F.. Martin, Chaffee, N. D. COCK
8.
Light Brahmas.
C. c. Dibley and Son, Wolverton,
Mimi. Cockerel-1, 2, 8, 4; hen l, 2, 3, 4;
breeding pen-l.