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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-18

When Fate put the question of ''art
or babies" to Nine: Julia Claussen,
Swedish grand opera prima donna,
she promptly answered, Both She
has two winsome little daughters and
the happiest of homes in. her native
city, Stockholm.
''Art-love and mother-love are God
given gifts" says Nine Claussen. "a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-18
AT ONE OF EN-

There is no use discussing the b
piness of marriage unless one of
contracting parties is an optimis
Commercial-Appeal.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
MORE Lean YEARS
SAYS C.C0N|SKEY
Feds Have Forced Majors to
Sign Useless Players to
Long Contracts.

Chicago, Oct 21.-"There will be
three or four years more of bad bust
ness at the box Office II the baseball
war continues"
Charles A. Comiskey. the White sox
magnate. made that remark in the
course of discussion of a years dis
aster in the national game. He is one
OF the few big league magnates sup
posed to have made money during the
late and most lamented baseball sea-
son.
Commy Stands to Lose Money,
But right now Comiskey stands to
lose every dollar he made last year
for he has signed his name to the most
remarkable collection of one-sided
baseball contracts in the history of
the game. To avert a raid by the
Federals. he has hired for a period
of years. players whom he. cannot
possibly use next year. but who are
signed and sealed to receive salaries
they cannot earn.
What Is Comiskey going to do Wit
thie excess baggage? Most of it will
be sold to the minors. provided the
minors are in condition to buy any,
thing this winter. The difference be-
tween the salary figures called for In
their contracts and the scale the nil
,nors can afford to pay will have
come out Of Comiskey's pocket.
Other Magnates. Hard Hit.
1t is case of paying the fiddler
with vengeance. The ''Old Roman"
has kept the Federals off his reserva-
ton, but in the long run. when the.
books are balanced, the Federals will
have the laugh on Commy. And that
Is the condition Of practically every
big league magnate who has has
nerve enough to night back against
the encroachment Of the OUTLAW
organization, j.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
MACALESTER PLAYS
AGGIES SATURDAY

Fargo, n. D., Oct. 21.-Coach Wood
is hard at work with the aggie foot
ball team rounding them in shape
to meet the fast Manchester team next
saturday on Dacotah field. The de-
feat in last Saturdays game is going
to act as spur to force the aggies
TO 60 harder, and the fact that the
St. Thomas game brought out so
many weaknesses and crude perform
ing on the part of the farmers is Civ
ing the coach as we'll as the individual
an ample opportunity to work in the
right direction.
On Monday night the regular chalk
talk consisted in the review of Sat-
urday's game by the coach before the
whole squad. The boys were brought
face to face with facts. like the fol-
yards around the A. C. right end and
s 1-2 yards around left end. Through
the line the Catholics" averaged 4 1-2
yards through the A. c. and 3 yards
through the A. c. right These are
some of the facts that the coach made
the team face in the evening discus-
sion. Unless the aggie defense can
show stronger article of holding in
Saturdays game the other st. Paul
team will carry back the long end of
the score with them on Saturday
night.
Macalester has the strongest foot
ball team this year known to the in
stitution and they are out to make a
cleanup all along the schedule. Nc
Govern. the greatest player Minnesota
ever developed. is coaching the
Macs and he has a fighting team that
will make a showing anywhere. Last
Saturday the Macs defeated the Ham,
line team IA to 0. demonstrating that
they are team of no little ability.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
FARGO R00TERS
COMING TO CITY
Will Accompany the
Team here Saturday-O'-
Keefe Drives Men Hard

Practice for the Fargo game to be
played at university field next Satur-
day was continued Tuesday afternoon
by the Maroon and silver scoring ma
chine. under the direction of Coach
Hurry Up Heinie"
The boys have completely recover
ed from the fatigue incidental to the
Minot game. and were put through a
stiff signal drill and scrimmage.
Dispatches from Fargo indicate that
the Purple and White bunch are not
coming to Grand Forks with any ex-
pectation of winning an easy victory.
The record made by Grand Forks in
the early games this year has shown
that they must play high quality foot
ball if they are even to hold the score
down.
The work of Jack Rabbit" Jacob
appears to have been especially efli-
cacious in throwing the fear of God
into the up river aggregation. and it is
probable that their defence will be de-
veloped especially with view to
stopping his charges.
The game Saturday will begin at 3
o'clock. If the weather continues
fair large delegation of Fargo root
ers are expected to be present Many
of them will make the trip in automo-
biles
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
NACNATES
ARE TO CONTINUE
Wisconsin-1llinois Organi-
zation Will be in Field
Next Year.

Oshkosh, Wis, Oct. 21.-The make
up Of the ". /. league for the season
Of 1915 will be the same as this year,
according to a decision made yester-
day afternoon at the annual meeting
here for the presidents and other
magnates Of the clubs.
While the attendance this season
was very poor. it was decided that
this was an off year and considerable
optimism was felt for next year.
1t was voted to continue the league
provided the meeting Of the major
leagues at Omaha next November in
dicated that the minor leagues would
receive proper treatment
President Weeks and Vice President
Mo1l will attend the Omaha meeting.
The formality of presenting the
pennant to Oshkosh for the third
consecutive season was gone through
with.
Oshkosh. Green Bay and the Twin
Cities were the only three teams that
came up to the $4,000 attendance lin
it required. The guarantee given at
the beginning of the season was re-
funded in proportion to the attend
ance, computed on that basis.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
Line PLUNG|NC MAY
feature THE IOWA
ATTACK ON GOPHERS

Iowa City, Oct. 21.-That Iowa
will abandon its wide SHIFT and
depend line smashing ability
to win over the Gophers is the
belief Of local rooters following
the practice last night in pre-.
paration for the Minnesota game.
Two heavy backs replaced light
er ones in the workout and this
Is taken as an indication that line
punching tactics will play a large
part in Iowa's ohcnse. Kerwick
and Garretson played at left half
and fullback, respectively, in
place of Donnelly and Wills.
Carbery, who appears to be
developing into q reliable punter,
spent a long time last night in
practicing getting of kicks. A
short signal practice without
scrimma9e topped of the pro.
gram. Assistant Coach Maurice
Kent, who saw the Gophers per-
form in their last two games, says
the Minnesota team is even more
formidable than the Chicago
eleven. ,...
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
DENVER GOLFER IS
CHOSEN PRESIDENT

New York. Oct. 21.-Frank l..
woodward of Denver, has been se-
lected as the next president of the
United States Golf association. it was
announced here last night by the
ward, vice president this year and in
1913. will succeed Robert G. Watson
Of this city.
Other selections which will be sub
mitted by the committee include How
ard w. Perrin Of Philadelphia. for
vice president: Howard F. Whitney of
the Nassau country club, secretary;
Percy r. Pyne, second. Princeton, to
succeed himself as treasurer.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
PAT. ]. MORAN TO
SUCCEED DOOM
Acting Coach of Phillies is
Chosen to Manage Club
Next Year.

Fitchburg, Mass Oct. 21.-Patrick
j. Moran. who has been acting as
coach for the Philadelphia National
league baseball team, was elected
manager. of the club yesterday to sue
Gees Charles S. Doom, according to a
telegram Moran received from Presi-
dent William S. Baker of the Phila-
delphia club last night.
Moran has been a catcher in pro-
fessional baseball for twenty years
and played first with the Lyons club
OF the New York State league and
go and Philadelphia teams in the
National league. He was with the ola
Chicago Cubs when they won two
world championships, and is 81 years
old.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
GOPHERS GIVEN
HARD SCRIMMAGE

Minneapolis. Oct. 21.-University of
Minnesota football players had a hard
scrimmage yesterday afternoon. pre-
pairing for their coming contest with
Iowa. A scout who saw the Chicago
Iowa game last Saturday convinced
the local athletes that had difiicult
practiced with will. the defense they
expect to put up against the Hawk
eyes. The team will leave for Iowa
City Thursday night, but expect to
get light work In foreign territory.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
STALL|NG, lURED BY
Cash, IS TO APPEAR
ON VAUDEVILLE STAGE

New York, Oct. 21.-George T.
Stallfngs. manager of the worlds.
champion Boston Braves, finally
has succumbed to the siren call
of vaudeville cash. The "Big
Chief" yesterday signed q con-
tract to appear in vaudeville and
will make his debut at the Palace
theater next week.
Stallings is preparing for him
self q monologue dealing with
the comedies, tragedies and mel
odramas of the diamond. The
salary. which caused Stallings to
sign, is the largest ever given q
diamond celebrity for stage work.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
Jim SCOTT PITCHES
FOR PRISON TEAM

Chicago, Oct 21.-Pitcher Jim
Scott of the Chicago American league
club probably is the first major
Lacquer to play within prison walls
with team composed of convicts..
SCOTS friends learned yesterday that
while he was visiting the state reform
atory here on Saturday he went to
third inning and finished the game,
allowing one hit and no scores. e
The convicts gave Scott an ovation
after the game.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
WOLGAsT TO MEET GARY.

Former Champion VIII Box Chicago
Boy at Streator Oct. 20.
Streator, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-Ad Wolgast,
former champion lightweight, and
Tommy Gary, Chicago boy, have
been matched for ten-round go"
at Streator Monday, Oct. 26. Ed
Smith will referee the contest. Also
on the card are bouts between Fred
die Enck of Aurora and Teddie Oster
OF Streator. 124 pounds ten rounds,
and an eight-round mill between
"Misht" Snyder of Marseilles and
Young Pearson Of Bloomington.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
BADGERS ARE CONFIDENT.
Victory Over Purdue Puts New Life
Tnt0 WiacOnsin.

Madison, Wis, Oct. 21.-Full Of
confidence after their victory over
Purdue on Saturday, Coach Juneau's
championship aspirants returned to
secret practice at Camp Randall yes
terday afternoon. With the exception
of Schmidt, whose collar bone was
badly fractured in the game with the
boiler makers, all of the men are In
good condition and ready for the
hardest grind Of the season in prep
aration for the big games with Chi
cago. Minnesota and Illinois. Next Sat-
urday's game with Ohio State is not
expected to develop into a hard game
as Coach Wilce Is believed to have a
weak team this year.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
Sports From Every Corner OF Sportdo1m
Pu[F0RD AND LAIRD PLANNING FOR
FIGHT AGAINST JOHN BURNE|STER

with nothing to say in the matter
whatsoever. The directors will make
u fight to retain their franchise and
have the old Northern reinstated to
Its former basis. 1t Is probable also
that Burmeister's crown may be lifted
before the trouble has been settled"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
MCoURT DEFEATs KIING.
Pittsburgh Billiard Star Trims john

Pittsburgh, Oct. din the open
ing game Of the lnterstate Three
Cushion Billiard league here last
night. Charles McCourt OF Pittsburgh
defeated John King OF Kansas City.
50 to 81. In eighty innings, Each had
q high run Of four. The game was
very close for the frst forty innings. !
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21
i. DIES FROM INJURY.
Pittsburgh Football Players Foot
ball Hurt ia Fatal.

Pittsburgh, Oct. 21.-Michael KEN
nedy, aged 20. died here yesterday
from injuries received in a football
game. His back was broken.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

Malachi said prospective home
steader to a. lawyer. you know all
about this law. Tell me what am
Well" said the other. II don't
remember the exact wording Of the
law. but I can give you the meaning
OF 1t. It's this: The, government
Is willin' to bet you ten acres of land
against $14 that you can't live on it
five years without starving to death"
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

Captain--Cant you do something
for that sick passenger. doctor?
Ooctor-No. he wants too much,
Capta1n--Why. what does he want ?
Doctor-He wants the earth.
Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-21

A Glasgow merchant. famous for
his stinginess. came into his Office one
morning and found young clerk
writing letter in rather a flourish
ing hand. My man." he observed
"dinna max the tails o. yer gs and
VS. quite sac lang. 7 want the ink
tae last the quarter oot."
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25
MUST BELIEVE IT.
When Weu-Kuown Hurley Peot
Tell 1t So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
representative citizen of Hurley the i
is positive. You must believe it, Read
testimony. Every sufferer of kidns7
ache, every man, woman or child
kidney trouble will do well to rsa:
following:
Mrs S. Sandberg, 224 Copper
Hurley, Wis, says: Doan's Kidney
have done good work in our home.
who is troubled a great deal by his
and sometimes was unable to ww
that account was entirely cured byR
Kidney Pills. It was two years ago
he was so badly afflicted that be ;
hardly get up from bed in the mon
His back was lame and painful and
least move hurt him. Two boxes DID
Kidney Pills put an end to all the tt:
and he has been staunch friend d
remedy ever since.
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't ST
ask for a kidney remedy-the sans
Mrs. Sandberg had.
Foster Mllburn Co., Props, Buaa
".
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25

twp. 43 BE-, for a starting point COM
mence 19 rods and l6 links east on an
.angle of IS degrees, south of where the
west line Of said lot crosses Echo
Lake shtre. running thence east 10
rods in same angle, thence south on
an angle of IS degrees east, thence
west Is rods al same angle TO place OF
4 piece or parcel of land in Lot 2, sec.
Sc -43-3 E. described as follows: For a
Starting point at a lot owned by VIM.
village of Mercer, thence following
the right Of way TO the c. 4 n. W. ny.
sOuthWesterly course to corner OF land
owned by Dan Smith, thence north
easterly along public highway, thence
northwesterly along said highway to
corner of lot owned by VIM. Werder,
thence southwesterly to place of be-
ginning, containing y of an acre more
or less
A piece of land, part of Lot 5, sec.
% 1873 E., more particularly described
as follows: Commencing 721 feet north
by % degrees east of u post on south
side Of said section, thence east by "a
degrees south 100 feet, thence north
by S51s degrees east 50 feet, thence
west by "a degrees north $50 feet,
thence south by ISIS degrees, west 80
feet to place of begi ming.
A parcel of land commencing on the
section line SOS links south of the east
Il post of sec. 8, thence south on sec
tion line 4 seconds, east / link and so
AIS 1-3 chains thence north Al seconds
east "a chains to place of beginning
containing IS OF an acre in sec. ST.
IA Z.
A parcel of land in sec. SGD E., com
mencing on the sec line between sec
lions and 8, chains and So links
south of the east quarter post of sec
tion s. thence running south 40 degrees,
west 8 chains and As links, thence run
ming north Il degrees west 1 chain
and 6S links, thence running north 40
degrees. east chains and 7515 links to
place of beginning, containing q of an
acre.
A piece of land in sec S-42-4 E, com
mencing on section line between sec
! tion and 9, chains and 6S links south
of the east a post, on sec. s, thence
south 49 degrees west 2 chains 771a
links thence north Al degrees, west SO
: links, thence north 40 degrees, east 3
chains and IS links, thence south on
section line | chain and 16 links 10
place or beginning, containing one
third Of an acre.
a piece of land in sec SPA c. com
mencing at the 4 post between sec
lions SO, thence south 50 degrees. 30
seconds west els links thence north
36ia degrees west 200 links, thence
north 5312 degrees. east 3-5S links to
post intersecting east and west Il sec
ton from which a maple 8 seconds
! bears south 41i2 degrees east S91b links.
thence east along section line 3 chains
and 2 links to 4 section post and
{ place OF beginning all being in the
neH swl4 S-l2-4 e. and containing 974
acres
( Commencing at the a section post
+ between sections S and 8, thence south
along the section line chains and 35h
links, thence south $3.50 degrees west,
/ ! chains and - links to right of way
/ of c. & \. w. Ry. thence north 36 de-
Srees. % minutes west 1 chain, sos
links thence north 3-la degrees, east &
chains and l6 links to place of begin
ming. all being in sec S. NE. Sc. ac-
| cording to government survey, con
tanning 135 acres.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25
Gust Karvoo1
Barber Shop
Good and clean work i,
carefully attended - !,
parties desiriug.
Shop next to Wall G. Fyo,l,.
PENCE, WIS.
State of Wiscon.i1
County Court. I'm =

County Court, Iron c,.,
In the Matter of the Proof Of !.
Win and Testament of
Tocci, Deceased.
On reading aud filing an i,,..
in writing, purporting to he ~
James j. Tocci, late Of town y.
ureal IN said county, deceased.
the accompanying petition Of NJ.
Tocci of town of Montreal, In,
ty, Wisconsin, Representa-
other things that the said
Toccl lately died at sad r.,
Montreal: that said instrunoe,t
last will of said deceased. And q
said petitioner is named therei, 4
visee, and praying that said ir..'
be proved and allowed as the l.,.l
and testament of said Jana, i
deceased; and that letters t.,+,]
airy be thereon ISSUED 10 n
Quigley and Magdalen Toeei NAL
will annexed.
1t Is Ordered, That said pettio,
the proofs of said intrument h
at a special term of said :,
court, to be beld in and for said :.
at the court house in the villa,
Hurley, on the third TUESDAY
the 10Th day. of May A. D. 1911!
1t Is FurtherEUrdered, That mil
the time and place OF such hear,
given by publication Of such natl,
least three weeks success;valg
Gus to said time, in the Iron G
News, a weekly newspaper. pgs
at the town of Vaughn in said IN
Dated April 21st, 1914.
BY the Court,
P, Il. Aspinvs
County Ju
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25
Sugar Camp Beach.
Lot Blk

- piece Of land on Lot 5, Sec. %, Twp.
AZ, r. 3 East, to-wit; Commencing at
the southwest corner of the land now
occupied and owned by E. Vaughn in
ABOVE lot and run east is rods on an
angle of 4S degrees south, thence south
with an angle of 43 degrees west :
rods, thence west on an angle of 43
degrees north Is rods, thence north
along Echo Lake shore So feet to place
of beginning.
One Acre in Lot s. Sec. %, TWP 4s,
X East described as follows: A
piece OF land commencing % rods
north of where the south line of Lot
crosses Echo Lake shore. thence east
10 rods at an angle of 80 degrees south.
thence north 10 rods by 30 degrees west,
thence west l6 rods by 70 degrees north
thence south by 30 degrees east 10
place of beginning.
Village of Mercer.
no G9mbm 1ps a5 a. a. point where the
tersects the right-o way of the c. &,
n. w. Ry. as shown on the recorded
plat of Sugar Camp Beach: thence
of-way 562 TT, thence south 20 degrees
west, Var o So e. 21S feet to Mercer
St. thence southw esterly on north line
of Mercer Stand Sugar Camp Beach
ming all in Sec. So. TWP 43, r 8 East.
part of the nw]4 of Sec Sc 43-3E
more particularly described as fol-
lows: Commencing at point on the
north shore of Mercer Lake 36 rods ana
feet east of the north and south
line. running through said sections.
thence running North 3 degrees west
10 rods; thence east degrees north.
~ rods; thence south degrees east
II rods more or less to Mercer Lake
thence in q westerly direction along
ming
\ piece of land part of Lot 5. sec. 25-
1873 F., more particularly described as
follows Commencing a the a post be-
tween sec. p and Sc. twp. 49, r. Sc. run
ming thence east along sec. line. $ rods
and 3 links. thence north Is rods and !
links TO place of beginning; thence
east by IS degrees south IS rods
thence north by 45 degrees east 3 rods.
thence west by Is degrees north Is
rods, thence south to place Of begin
ming, containing y acre of land
\ piece Of land, part of Lot 5 sec
S5-4S-S z. for starting point com
mencing a point on the north line
20 rods west of ne corner of said lot
corner, thence south s rods, thence
west a rods thence north easterly 10
place of beginning.
That part of Lot S sec. "a twp AZ
r. +, which lies north of the follow
ing described line to-wit: Commenc-
ing at stake which stands ; chains.
81 links north of the east corner Of
said section, thence south 72I5 degrees.
west Is chains and so links TO stone
on the shore Of Echo Lake, said stone
is inches by 6 inches by six inches
with a cross tX) on the top. lamar
ack ! inches in diameter bears south
5Sls degrees. west ~ links distant
A piece Of land belonging to the
above described tract and belonging to
l. T. Larson, on Lot ?. sec 3d. twp. 42
Il. E. more particularly described -
follows, For a starting point COM
mence 20 rods 4vest of the southeast
corner Of Lot :. thence running north
by Il degrees east 10 right Of way Of
the G, & \. w. RE Co. thence running
along south side of SAID
right OF way TO where south line of
Lot > crosses said right of way. thence
west to place Of begi1nin~. a.
One-halt acre Of land in Lot ), sec 3
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25

Atlantic st. Of the said addition about
tl& IT'D to the public lot. to the north-
east corner Of said lot a distance of
about (l20 IT'D thence running north
erly parallel with the outer line of At
lantic St to point where lines drawn
at right angles to said street VIII en-
ter section. at point of beginning a
distance Of tl2O it, all in the sell of
SEA Of section %, Township (45), north
range a. east.
Beginning at a point westerly par
allel with the north side Of Lot No.
(l3) of Blk. 90 of the original plat of
the Village of Iron Belt go ft) from
the northeast corner OF said lot (13),
thence running northerly parallel with
the center line of jackson St Of said
village C70 ft), thence at right angles
westerly Geo ft), thence at right an
giles easterly Geo ft) to place of begin
ming, all in sea of Sec. (2), Township
(45). East. Wisconsin.
Beginning at a point at the south
east corner of the southeast corner of
Section (2). Township 49, North Range
%, East, running north Three Hun
dred and Thirty eight IT, (33S) thence
west (3S) Thirty eight feet. thence
south Three Hundred and Forty one
TT. GID, thence east due One Hundred
and Sixteen II. (ll6), to place of begin
ming, all in Section Two (2), Township
(45). North Range "a east.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
STATE OF WISCONSIN !
COUNTY OF IRON

Notice is hereby given that on the third Tues
day being the Nineteenth Q9th) day of May, A.
d. 1914 and the next succeeding days thereof. at
the Office Of the County Treasurer of said Iron
County. in the court house in the Village Of Hur-
lev the seat of Justice for said county, State Of
Wisconsin viii sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, 80
much Of each tract or parcel Of land described in
the following statement as viii be necessary for
the payment Of taxes interest and charges there
on for the year A. ID. 1918.
Sale TO commence at nine (9) o'clock in the fore
noon and continue from day to day until all lands
are disposed Of.
Dated at the Treasurer's Office in Hurley. Iron
County, State of Wisconsin. this 18th day Of
April 1914. -
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-04-25

s1s of Z
n 70 feet
more or
less Of 1
n IS feet 81 ,of essl
Statement of all lands =, w q
County of Iron in the State village
which the taxes have been NJ, 80. oi Wisssl
and which remain unpaid 'S oo ned as ]
April, A. d. 1914. pau On the III
LuELLA Tp,,
COUNT n