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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-10-01

Rally Day at the Methodist Church next
Sunday, October 4, at 1000 A. M, Every
body invited to come. Every Methodist in
OkoIona urgently reQuestud to be present.
Good music. speeches, chidren's exercises.
Come see what the Sunday School is doing.
What it PROPOSES to do. ]. II. H.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1914-10-01
Only One "BRoMo oUININE"

"a get the genuine, call for full name, LAxA:
FIVE BROMO QUININR. Look for signature OF
!, ~. W. CROVR. Cures a Cold In One Day. STOPS
Lluzh snd headache, Aud works on Gold' u.s.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
ggm gOmsref.
9ir6citsprpgramm fir sic udditcn
MDdlen.

NadDOgn mn sic &anaI5oaira9e
oliidli6 alls Dem &ege geidofit NOR
Sen 1T, fam ii6 ser 9ongrcB nit
alien arditeu Der iibrigeu @eictge.
6nnq mionleiL peldc Hou in 0ieler
Gciiiou gil erle0igen lit.
Gas Sans miro feline Nufuerfium.
icit 5unGdlt ser permiidtcn @inil-
8crlDiaigung8bil, Der bcOellten0lten
inter ben neutrality-suspicious.
SllmenOen; luio Sendtsiiibrer geOell.
len, init SIR NntitruIt-D ebattc oell
9lnfang 81 MAIDEN.
Gie Disfuliion iiber Die Gruit-Sef
qwislutiou oiirfte fib 5tpar nidt 10
Nramatiih geitolten uno nidt BON
icldcr gittcrfeit getraQen fem, ipie
ser aampf nm Die Mioerrufs6ia,
ieood) Oiirfte iie ii6 obne 3meifel
ieAr iii Die 2Gnge 5iebel. Die 8lm-
0cs 6an6el5 Gommiilions Sid,
Sic critic Der 9fntitruit : MoBnabnen,
1te6t lett oilf Ocm Senats 9alenOer.
Ole GenotSfiibrer baden 8par NIT
TlltareIie BON Dem @lanc oes Mnjo=
ritdtsfiibrcrs llnoermoo0 pom SAT-
iG gebort, cine Gertaglng in NOD
ten Monat 0ircft nod GrGeoigung
Scr &erpiqiglmgsbia an5uitrebcn; Of
Tie 0ielen 4Sfnu aber mnebmen Der-
SEN, oas ideint mebr ais 5meifel-
Aait. Gs beiteht menig 3meifel, OaB
Der Senat meniqitens einen Seil Ser
slntiirnit 2egislation ~erleoigen miro
che er ans @ertagen ocnft.
SSnl @altic meroen Die 9omm=Bin
lm0 sic CONGREGATIONS sgiu Ser 81
oil @erfuiQi3ungsbia folgen.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

Ole 9citbaber ser 9eutid- Nmeri-
faniihen 5eltcr Z @criiAerlngs-@e-
ieaihaft bielten om 9onnerstag, Der
Is. 5. Wfts. lire jdbrliHe @abl Der
,gircftorcn in ibrem ih0nen nelter
@ei6dftsbalis go. 5tt tic StroBl
q. @ ub. Die alien Gireftoren muir
Den micoergetp0blt umo eS iino fol-
9en0e @erren: 6. 6. Soldier; S. 81.
M1dOel; Gbos. Soldier; @. 6. Go.
monitor; 9. g. @earion; 6. 8.
3. g. @olfiteiner; 6rarl-
cis 81. 8llua0on uno $. 6. @oi6.
Sim Sreitaa Sen 10. 5. Mts. per
iiA OieieS 0ireftoriunl
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Smcrta's 9elcgaten WerOen aus
fallenO.

Sic Suerta Gclcgoten altf ser Ser.
nitthngsfonfcren5 in Nia9oro Sails
crlicBen an M1ittpod Nbcno cine Gr-
fI0rung, iporin tic iogcn, oaB oos
9citeben Scr Scr. Staaten alti Die
Grnennlmq zines aoniiitutionalilten
fir Sic proOiioriide &rdiioentidaft
qnItatt zines I}eutralen~ gleih6e.
Oelitcno ici nit llnteritiibung, ia 10
oar %aufrei5ung sit @etrug mo @e.
malt bel oen @ublen. 9lls Oie onte-
rifaniiMcn 0e[egaten Dies criubrcu,
erfl1rten lie. oaB Die 5uerta 9elcga-
ten iib poQig All Dem 9fedtsboOen
6cpc9teit fuern tic oil Dem oulerifa-
iil6ei Gorihlag fir Gtoblierllng Ell
uer proDiioriihen &egierung in einer
al 0ie 9merifQncr a0r%eiiicrteu Wiit-
teiluag &ritif ii6teu, OaB lie abcr
gln oct &erofientlidung elmer iol-
Gien &ritif icitens Der merifnnilhel'
gcicaGten aitfs b6dite ii6errai6t lei
en-.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
@cridt Oes @cncraInrstes Georges.

Ser me0iSiniiAen Abteiliing 0c3
@eeres umo Der Miarine lit bonn Sc
neral glr5t @orgas Elm interelianter
@eri6t 5ugegongen. Gr beipridt Oa-
rim sic Sterblihfeit ser W1inenarbei-
ter Siio : gfrifoS, sic cine inlmenic
p0be erreibt mo pergleibt Oieie
SatIa6e nit ser Sterblidfeit Der
9irbeiter am Banama &anal. 81
tpntmlt babel SIT Der &onitatierlitlg,
Dab ole QebensperbGltnille in oen
llioafrifaniiGen Wtircn oieIe boben
3ifferl per1nlalIeH. Sic Oortigen
@frbeiter fonlncn BON melt FER; tie
lebcu i'll r%mgeiunoen 8arradcn, ibre
gonSe 9%ebensmeiic lit Die zines Sung
geIellen obihon perbeirotet, llno in
folgeoelien fommel iie IN cine ldilige
2%ebenspeiie. @cnn lie ongegen Srnt
uno &inoer mitnGbmcll, miir0en lid
sic @erbGltnilie beoeuteno giinitIger
geitalten. Gr Itellte felt, OaB inter
1000 Monn 1854 an 9lmgenleioen
un0 HDtbilis franz marell. Sniofern
iparcn llniere Yanamorbeiter bcOett=
teno better oarart, ga in jeoer @e5ic
buug fir cine gelunoe 2ebensmeile
~porgeforgt mar.
Gs lei al oicicr Steae nod be-
merit. Dab @~eneralar5t @orgaS lid
in Sapona uno SAVANNA alf Dem Sc
biete Ser @pgiene nuBerorOeutlidle
GerOienltc ermorben, inoem er oielc
6eioen 2dnoer IN cute gcinnoe 3ut
ItGnoe gcbra6t bat. Die porber Elm
SERB ben 9ranfbciten nno Seu6en
naren.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
9rntid N~mcrifaniidc Sercr @er-
iidernH9s ? 0cieaidaft.

uno mdblte ais @eamte cinltimmig
nadltcbcn0e &erren:
6. s.. Soldier, ErGiioent;
s. y. Wfd0el, Sdabmeiltcr
Gbas. Soldier, @i8e-Yrdiioent;
$. $. 8ergmonM, Sefrct1r;
q. 90. Gnimerid, Niiiitont-Se fr.
Tieie @eieaidaft muroe I'M Sabre
1873 Qegriinoet, 6eltebt alto jebt oaS
Al. Sabr unO uerfiigt iibcr ein Ser
mogen uon 364 900 Collar. Sic err
trent lid zines meitgebenoen mo
ausge5eihneten Nufes gegen Seuer=
i1aOeii. 9fac Geutihcn iolten iiGD
in oieie Gcriiberung eini6reiben lai-
len.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
9rntid : Nmcrifaniider ee6rertas.

Die AZ. SabreS 8eriaulmIln1
pcs gfationaIen Geuti1 9lmerifani
11en 9ebrerbllnOes finoet III Gbicq
90, 81, bonn 80. SUM bis 8. sSlrIi
1914 ltatt. Ser 2ebrerbiuao laoct
ollie Sebrer Oes 0eutI6en al I'M.
icren QmerifaniiHen Sdlrlen frcuno-
Elm, an ser Gaglng ~teiIsnncb.
men uro ne 81 elmer frudt6rinqen-
oen mo crfolgreiden al MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
0cutidtnms G6rcntng in G6icasO.
Guctbc-0 cufmal UOr UieltahicliO=
fDpfigcr Mcuac fcicrlidit cutbiillt.
gOtiGnftcr @raf Scrnitorff nuO
grpf. Gorrni1 6altca bic 6citrcOcn
i'm 9incOlu Yarf.

Gas pou sen 9eutiden EbicngoS
Dem Gi6teriiiriteu Sob. @oligang b.
Goethe, ais Dem gr0Bten oeutiden
@eiitesberoen erridtete genfmal i'm
'Sincoln &arf lit in @egenmnrt ieines
S60picrs, Oes Miindcncr @roiciiOr
&crmlaltl @abuL ocs 0emtid)eu BOT
ibufters in 0eu &ereinigtcn Stantcl,
@rof SSobauI 8cinrib @ernltoriL
oes @ouucrncurs bon Sainoia, 0cs
8iirgermciitcrs bon Chicago, IolUie
eiiies Dieltouicuof0piigct, natilrli.D
nor allcm ais @sitidl Ancrifallcrn
ieItc6enGen &ublitumiS in icicrlider
8ciic cntbiiat maroan. glAe &lailea
i'll Der YeDDlferumg, HciW mo NrrL
&orue6m uto Ncrina DareH i'll glci
der @ciic in 0icIcm pertrcten- gtoro
Oeuti1c mo Sii0ocntihe, Snpci5cr,
GelterrciAer, bcitte fii6lten lie ibre
gciitigc 3uiommengeborigfcit mo
netteifcrteu matchmaker, zen 9fallel
0es gr0Bten ocltideu 9idters ulo
9enfer5 ibre @nlOigung Oar5lI6rif-
gen.
Der ans neiin 0cDiiioneu 0ebil0e-
tc 6elt5ltg mies na6 ~nieOriger SG0B
ung milloeitens 5ebn EaulenO Bcrio-
nen aub uno es fpdbrte pole on0ert-
bal6 StunOeu bis er arn Dcntmal,
an n0rOlidtu GnOe oeS @arfcs, Dor
beimori9iert mar.
Scr @bmoriA erfolgte flir5 Dor 3
ll6r bon Ser 9tortb Npenlie mo Dem
9afe Sbore 9riue unO es mar I'M
400 llbr, ais man nit Der eigcllt
licben 6eier i'm Yart beginlen font
te.
W}it ieinen D M%uiiffapellcn mo
ieineil 3ablreihen 8ronrmel= mo
gfeifenforps mod1te Der 3iig einen
'duBerIt im~poianten ginorlld.
g2adOcm Ser leBtc Eerein OH Dem
0enfnlal oorbeige5ogun mar, bate
8unG6ft SEER Sarrp 9illbenS ais Der
Goriiben0e 0es 9enfmal Nusidli-
les Oas @ort. S9m bal Chicago e
befanntIid al peromlfenL 0aB man
fId) icincr5eit uidt iiir cine bloBe
Gppic eii1eS bercits bcIteDtnocn @oe.
the 0cafmals, ionOern liir cine Qii
ser S6be ser moDernen Stunt ltebelt-
Sc NcuIdopflug enti6ieO, lmo ibnl
muroe OeSbolb auf Die ei9entlihe
Getting ser fSeier iibertragell. Yls
criten 9fe0ner itcate CT Den @ouper
nor BON. SQiaois, 6. s. 0unne, mo
ols 3peiten Den 8iirgernleilter bon
Chicago, Garter S. @arrilon Dor, Die
in i6reu glnipra6en allf Die GerOleur
Itc Scr 0eliti6 9(merifaHer Inn Die
Gntmicflung OeS 2anOes, Oes StaateS
nn0 Der Staot bingeipieien, ibre ber-
porraaen0en 2%eiIntngen nllf Dem 0e-
hiete BON &unit ml0 @iienihaft prize
len Ii. 0onn ibre SreltOe 0ariiber aus
Ipradpm Dab ser 2incoln 8arf Orrd
lie I'M Elm bcrrli6es &unItperf be
reid)ert pllr0e.
Son Dem etpa 10000 YcrlonGt
sablenoen @llblifitm nit lautcn ST.
bel beoriiBt, erI5ien loOann Der Oellt
ide @otidafter in Maibington, @rai
Gcrnltorff ailf Der 9feOncrbiiblle mo
belt in engliider Sprodc cine iDie-
nerbolt bon lebboftem 9cifal inter
bro1ene 9(niprabe.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
Or. Sarl S(ttcmbufcr tot,

Sim "a. @toi lit IN 3nrid 0r.aarl
Nttenbofcr, Ser 9lltmeiIter idwe8eri=
i6cr Sangesfunit nod lqngem,
i6merem Qeioen im Sitter bon n
SSabren geitorben. Sn @ettingen am
5. Nloi 1887 geboren, mar er lett
1867 ais M~uiifoireftor in 3iiri6
tatig.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20
MurOGitlidcr sfat : @crbanO.

Nm 6. nno Z. September S. 4.
Weroen lid oie @en5eIritter oes
ytorooltli6en Sfatper6onoes 8lm lie
benton Sabresfonpent in 9eem gorf
e%infinoel- Ser aongreB miro in SEN
Salen oes Terrace Oaroen in Ser
81. StraBe uabe 8. 9(pe. taaen. gie
Nrennoe oieles oeutihen gSationol.
lpleies Hnogcn iid 0aielbit 5abIreid)
etnfinOen- 9lnmelomqen Ienoe man
an SerbanoSiefrctar @errn SEQ.
@rapp 1856 South 7. Str. 9eeuarf
Washington Journal., 1914-06-20

SOdfeine s~anOidser, GcrOelat,
Salami nmb 9OIiteiner, 35c p. BIB.
Siiblers, 532 Center @arft
NIB Is 8iggs Marft.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
drink MORE WATER
f kidneys BOTHER
Fat len meat and take Salt. fox Back.
ache OF. Bladder trouble: e
Neutralizes acidA

Uric acid in meat cxcites the kidneyA
they become overworkcd; get sluggish
ache, and feel like Jumps Of lead. The
urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irri'
tatcd, and you msy he obliged to seek re-
lief two or three times during the night
When the kidneys clog you must help
them flush off the body's urinous waste
or you'll be = real sick person shortly,
At frat you feel Z dull misery in the kid.
ney region, you suffer from backache,
sick headache, dizziness, stomach geta
sour, tongue coated and you feel rheu.
matte twinges when tho weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four ounces
Of Jad Salts; take = tablespoonful
in =. glass of water before breakfast
for : few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with iithia, and has been used
for generations to clean clogged kidneya
and stimulate them to normal. activity,
also to neutralize. the acids in urine, 50
il no longer is a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
jure; makes a delightful e6ervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep the kidneys
clean and active. Druggists here ssy
they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in overcoming kidney troubl,
while it ID only trouble.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
EFFORT Being MADE
TO SAVE LEO FRANK FROM
EXECUTION 2 DAYS AHEAD

as'yE.r ~. AHt FNLs +I ,INfEyg ~ NE.ttSrALa's ya
Atlanta, Ga, April 15.:-With the
date fixed for the execution Of Lei
NJ. Frank but two, days off, the puD'
lie interest in the case has reached
fever heat. The attorneys for the con
victed young man will play theil
final card tomorrow, when they vii
appear before the. NJ. State supreme
court and present an extraordinary
motion for a hew'trial. 1t is expected
that the new evidence gathered by
William ]. Burns, and which the fam.
Gus detective claims is of SO impor,
tant q c~haracteH that it cannot be is,
nored by the court, will then be dis
closed for the first time.
Whatever may be the strength AMI
character Of the new evidence up0s.
which the plea for a new trial will be
based, there is 4. general feeling ii.
Atlanta today that Frank will not be
executed Friday. Furthermore, the
opinion is widespread that he will
never 60 to the gallows. The basis for
this, opinion IS. probably due almos,
wholly to the campaign Of publicity
that has been waged in behalf Of the
young man. In the entire history OF
American courts there have been few
If any cases in which q more vigor-
GUS effort has been made to save q
person convicteS OF murder.
Not the least Interesting feature o,
the Frank case Is the remarkable
turnabouu.- that public sentiment has
undergone in regards to the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
FINDS HUSBANDS !.
BODY On PRAIRIE

Dickinson. April l6.-Mike Wornes,
aged. a.. slitias asar George Haas
place, seventeen miles south Of Rich.
ardton, started ,afoot* to visit a
neighbor after stating he would be
ebsent but: = Askort ime.At As he hao
failed to return byyssEs O'Clock In the
afternoon, his wife became alarmed
aid went alter him IND was Mortified
r. find his dead bpays on the prai-
Coroner A. d. Davis went to Rich
ardtot, arranged to hold an inquess,
on Wernes' remains, and, accompall,
led w DR.. R.4W. Fnrman, continued
the 55ourned TO wlrre the body was
found. At the inquest the jury rcn.
dsrfd 2 verdict tl'at The cause oI
:Wsg,,es ueatll was heart Disease, t.,
which lie was subject, as be had beer.
suffering with theaH trouble FOR some
time. 80. !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16

have undergone a complete change
and there Is little doubt that any an.
nOuncement OF court action favorable
ITO the convicted man would now .Ds
greeted with as much enthusiasm as
that displayed when the verdict o.
guilty was announced eight months
ago.
1t will be ~ year on the 9th OF
this month since the body of ~14-year-
Iold Mary Phagan was found in the
basement Of the pencil factory whero
she was employed. Frank was the su.
perintendent Of the factory. Up to the
time of the tragedy he had enjoyed
an excellent reputation. His home or.
'iginally was in Brooklyn, where his.
parents still reside. Prior to coming
to Atlanta he had been employed for
a time in Boston. He. was a member.
of several leading Jewish societies
and was looked upon: by his friends
as capable young m4ns9fs business.
Crimes against Womensshad q been
alarmingly frequent in Atlanta a:$an0
vicinity for a considerable period
prior to the murder OF the Phagan
girl. When her body was found bear
ing evidence that she had been at,
tackled public feeling reached a high
pitch. The police department natural
w. came. in for severe criticism and
this is one Of the facts upon which
emphasis is laid by those who are
endeav0ring to free Franz. The ale,
cation is made that the police felt
bound to take some immediate action
in order to avoid criticism and thai
Frank was arrested In consequence.
Charges have been openly made, more
over, that his conviction was brought
about by framed-up testimony.
Franks trial was July % last. The
only direct testimony against him was
given by James C0nley, a negro EN-,
ployed about the pencil factor. Con-
ley swore that he had stood guar0
outside the factory while Frank was
alone with the Phagan girl and later
helped Frank carry the body to the
basement where it was found. The
negro .also charged Frapk with &c.
generacy.t Late in the trial the de-
PENDANT made a statement denying
all; knowledge of the crime
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
SUTTON CONVICTED
on FORGERY CHARGE

Fort Benton, Mont, April 15.-E. L.
Sutton, a Great Falls attorney, who
was tried before a jury here on a
charge Of forgery, was found guilty.
The penalty Is Imprisonment for from
one year to fourteen years. Sutton
and his attorney have taken steps to
appeal the case to the supreme court
The accusation against Sutton was
that he forged the name Of a woman
to a deed. conveying land to his
(Sutton's) wife. The 9signature of phe
husband to the decd was obtained
but It was said the signature of thu
wife was forged, the wife not being In
the state at the time.
Sutton said he was introduced to
woman who he supposed was the wife
and that he himself took her acknowl
edgment to the deed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
TO SEEK FACTS
On TEXT BOOKS

Grand Forks. April 15-The com.
mittee appointed by the North Da.
kota State Educational association to
investigate into the uniformity 0,
text books, met in this city. The com
mittee is composed Of c. r. Travis
of, Mayyille, Miss Beatrice Johnston
|of this city, SUIT. Callahan Of .Cava.
lier, Supt. Haig Of Ramsey county
and Supt.. Root of Bismarck.
1t was decided to make q thorough
canvass of the text book: question
and ASCERTAIN whether laws now il
force In other states are satisfactory
and If SO, why. If they are. not salts,
factory an, effort willSsbe Inadesto lind
the objections. A report will be made
at the annual, meeting Of the assocta'
ton at Bismarck next October.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
CHRISTENSEN NAY
BECOME CANDIDATE

Minot, N. d., April ia. M. Chris,
tenson, the well known attorney OF
Towner, is receiving considerable Of
favorable mention for the Office OF
Judge of the supreme court. Some
time ago some Of the members Of the
state bar association held a meetinG
at jamestown and endorsed Judge
B. F. S~paulding for his. present posi-
tion on the. supreme bench. A num-
Der of attorneys in the state, especial.
ly in the northwestern district, are
not altogether satisfied witch the &C.
ton taken nv the bar association and
It is underwood, have held a confer
ence and g1Ised 70 support Mr.. Chris.
tenson' in the event that he should
consent to become q candidate.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
%***&e &c q .
= WITH THE FIGHTERS. =


The lid will be taken off boxing ii.
Pittsburgh, OH April "a, when, Gus
Christie and Buck Grouse meet II.
that city. @
Freddie. WEIGH, the English light
weight champion, is doing some real
work in training for his bout VITA
Leach Cross. a,s4
There is little prospect of another
meeting between Georges Carpenter
and SOC, yeannette as Jeanette re-
fuses to-. GakeSS weight for any boxer.
Som6.E Of the. London papers are
panning the American and Australian
boxers for introducing take bouts in
England and South Africa.
Ad Wolgast has been offered q
match with Red Watson, the bout to
take place in San Francisco. Watson
recently held Gilbert Gallant to a 20
round draw. S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
4
{ BASEBALL CHATTER. :
+ q

Pitcher Ruth. the youngster who
misunderstanding big league teafas
SO bandily for Jack Dunn's Baltimore
Orioles, Is just out of college.
The reinstatement of Doc Seaman,
who refused to report to the Quakers
last season, will strengthen Charley
Dooin's woDbly pitching corps.
The New York Yankees pulled con,
siderable first division stuff in tie
practice games and it is now up IL
the Chance clan to continue the good
| work.
Jack BENTLEY, the Washington heav.
er, gets credit for the first no-hit 10,
run game of the spring season. the
University Of Vermont team being
the victim.
Walsh, Cicotte,. Russell, Benz and
Scott will comprise. the White. SoA
first-stl ing pitching staff. Not a ba..
lot. that bunch of twirlers.
Doc Johnston of the Cleveland
Maps Is a brother of Jimmy Johnson
the speedy outfielder of the Chicago
Cubs. Both boys are graduates OF
the Southern league.
announcer schO0lDOy q player Ina:
Joined the Athletics. This time Con,
ME Mack has gone to his old rome
brookfield, Mass, and signed John
Daniels. a high school player.
Several clubs in the American assO
citation would like to annex Scott ano
Regh, the former A. A. players nov
with the Boston Red Sox. mot .
chance" declares Manager Bill Car
rigan..
Manager Stallings is particular,
sweet on Wilson Collins bali playini
and II Collins can improve in battinl
he doubtless will become a fixture il
the Braves 0utfield.
The a~nte-seasOn games getweel
National and American league team
resulted In very near an even break
Neither outfit was able to put it owe
~ - M- .Fts r-s.' .. a. 49,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
STARK COUNTY 70
have An AGENT

Dickinson, N. D., April 15.-ihe
county commissioners convened in
quarterly session taking up routine
business. It. was expected that an
adjournment would be- taken until
nextiweek. ~
Chairman r. 5. underhill, l.. Il.
Waldron and C. E. Ward appeared
before the board with reference to q
levy for funds for 1915 for a county
agent The law allows the board to
levy not to exceed a half mil for this
purpose. and 1t is made mandatory
when % per cen tot; the voters petit
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
FARMERS ARE BUSY
1. With SPRING WORK

Many farmers are working In the
fields of North Dakota. The. large
amount of blowing. done last fall, fol:
lowed by heavy precipitation :befor.
winter came placed the soil in; flint
shape. The season is somewhat later
than usual, but the arrival Of good
weather and the proper soil condi:
tiops will probably result, in the crops
being us far advanced May Is RS in
former years. 'Eyerywherd the drags
are being operated and ID some sec
tions seeders are at work.
thousands Of acres will be seeded
to wheat during, the week. The farm.
ers. are more optimistiln than in many
seasons and have their preliminary
work SO we'll along little time will lie
lost in getting the crop 81 into. the
ground. There will be less danger OF
poor stands and seed rotting In the
ground than in years where the seed.
Ing is early and then, followed by ad.
verse weather conditions and .contin.
tinued cold. IS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16

aged /, to IA, who had been precipl'
tated INTO the river near here while
attempting to cross on the ice. A laa
near by witnessed the accident, y
his first impulse was to notify a To-
cal newspaper Office. The editor, III
turn, notified employees of a 1ou1
mill nearby, and they reached til.
scene in time to save all the chll:
dren, who were :clinging to the Ice
almost exhausted. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
LAND PRICES UP

Sheldon, N. D, April f15.-Many
farmers from this end Of the county
were at Lisbon attending the leasing
OF. the school lands in Ransom coun,
|ty for haying and grazing purposes.
The bidding was lively and some land
sold as high as $170 per quarter a
year rental, while the minimum was
from SIS to $50 per quarter. The
sale was conducted BIZ Gilbert Hau.
gan of tae land department of Bis
marck. The leases we're made for a
five year period.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16

I: CALENDAR OF SPORTS. :
= $3.50! :: !; :

. Thursday.
Chicago and Kansas City teams of
the Federal league open the season
at Kansas City. ;f">'. .f
indianapolis and st. Louis teams OF
the Federal league open the season
at St. Louis.
Georgia State league opens its sea-
son with Brunswick at Thomasville.
Cordele at Waycross and ValdOsta at
Ameri0us.
Friday.
Western league opens its season
with Denver at Lincoln, Wichita at
Topeka, Sioux City and st. Joseph
and Omaha. at iDes, MOines.
Willie Richie VS.. Tommy Murphy,
20 rounds, at San Francisco.
Ad W0lgast VS.. Johnny Tillmal, 10
rounds, at Hudson, Wis
National amateur boxing champion,
ships begin in Boston.
:. Saturday.
Pacific coast intercollegiate rowing
regatta at Oakland, Cal.
PENNSYLVANIA Navy rowing races at
Annapolis, Md: 80 e..
Opening Of fifteen day rae meeting
at Havre de Grace Md. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-04-16
FOREST SERVICE
Elpl1|l ARRIVES

\, The u. 8. Forest Service Exhibi.
ton has arrived and is now on exhi.
bit at the. new High School. It was
viewed by the people who attended
the Art lecture of the Parent-Teacil-
ers' League last evening. the collec.
tton will be made use Of in connec,
ton with the science and manua,,
training work In the high school anG
also the geography work in the
grades. 1T is available to this scloO,
until May l. Any n interested may
have the opportunity of seeing 1t be-
fore that date.