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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
10 Gems Of Steven Foster
MetcaIf Road Work

The work on the construction OF the
Metcalf road is progressing very fast,
and it will probably be completed
early in July. A number of the
sharp points on the Metcalf road have
been shot off by the County Road
superintendent during the lastrsixty
days thereby greatly sbeuefiting the
Road, asthe FIRST bart Of The road to
Ebe constfucted was made by widening
the old trail This result in a great
many sharp curves that have since
been indproged.s 4
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THEO. SHIRLEY.

For Constable, Clifton Precinct:
s 1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of Constable of
Clifton Precinct, subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic voters in the
Democratic Primary election to be
held on September Sth, 1914. 'sl.A
) all ro1 JOHN BRADBURY,
GEjtsiTdy" 9nin5 Clifton, Arizona
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CARD or THANKS.

bEq Clifton, Arizona, June "a 1914 1144f iir9g
bo1T Through the columns of the Copper
Era we wish to thank our friends, for
their, sympathy and kindness in i'm our III
recent bereavement. II ..ytuuQa szIas
- MRS and Mr. 20 - An RI lfSID2s)r .
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

fFor Justice of the Peace
I. take this opportunity to announce
myself as a candidate for the office
Iof Justice of the Peace Of Clifton
Precinct, subject to the wishes
of the Democratic voters in the pri-
mary election.
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3aTns splendid work Of chambe Fiain,g
Tablets is daily becoming more wide
Iyo known. 3 Il No such grand = remedy
for stomach and liver troubles has
ever been known? For sale by u, an
dealers; ;,,.,,As 81 roifaua,er91 VI
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a75f'orey famed, Boyles also looked
tfTee4 over and retired, Hayes hf42t6
second, out at first. IN sz q
rs r! 4GrimeS walked, Bonnie walked,
anal famed, Hammer famed, s.,.Fileg
walked, filling the bases, Chamber
lain was EeplacedA at1baty hyAF ehrman.
Grimes scored on "a wild heavegalhy
Stevens, Bennfe and Riley advancing
sto1 second and third, Fehrman hit a
rain maker to the pitcher One run.
9Tou Seventh Inning.
LtDeisinger hit a-line--driEe through
second for a single, O'Brien grounded
to second forcing Deisinger. at sec
ond, Byrd walked, Stevens famed,
Hanks hit between center and right
scoring O'Brien, Crit famed. ~ One
run.
Grant replaced Culver at bat and
reached first by being hit, Weeks hit
to third forcing Grant at second,
Grimes hit to pitcher and was safe on
Stevens wild throw, R. Grimes fan
ned, Weeks stole third, Bonnie hit to
third, out at first. No runs. -
1sl. Eighth Inning. boo. .--y
Porey walked, Boy1es grounded to
third, out at first, Porey reaching sec
nd, Hayes flied ut to Nal, Deisinger
hit for two bases scoring second,
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. McWILLIAMS
For Constable:

bFor ConstabIe: 9GI TO fasmf1h43h
1 take this opportunity to announce
myself as a candidate for Constable
|of Clifton precinct, subject to the
|decision of the voters in the demo-
cratic primaries, September Sth. szDG'
A -5ensITs CHAS. fKEPPLER. b99nhs
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sMy H4kosolel 5deatherffjastsJ three
times .as dong as the; best oak .nltThe1
best value for your money = H. Semi .
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

mo rWINDsTrTM Mems welt, Shoes,d5 Ia
'6le sewed 81. 90. H. SENF.trr 70 If
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WANTED--At Guthrie boy between
SMia t?ft5 ~ RSf acof sSSt 5f,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

Furnished room for rent opposite
BFook 3sisPp " Tf "a I8f Mggs5 o3.s
10y - rfe. rcres2 81, frE,fsSefa r-E~ " "
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RuLIs EoR sALE..

no150, thoroughbred and Registered
hereford bull calves for 1sales Write
bTs H. Black, Higgins, Texas HsetzIs
E1t pdll 10 snoit99s spoInqoq' 1soin
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2 d flVJLtL. y =
your sandals sewed while you wait
g SEMI. :spsu. 70 s9ffH
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they eetsa4lssaazzs=
-Four new faces were, seen in the
two in the infield. The Grimes boys
having just returned afrom 3 Notre
Dame wherethey have been attending
school, entered the game at 8 disad-
Vantage, due to elirnatical conditions
and d lack of practice, however. they
Will soon regain their si1usuaI / good
forrnl Boneheada Rilegzszwas . very
Ftnuch in evidences securing tive OF
the three hits made by Clifton, one
being feF-an-extra,-bases pulling
off the Ty Cobb stunt, pi1fering three
sacks, going some for old Ivory. Cap
tain MeIlpeen played a brill liant game
on the hot corner, accepting seven
chances without an error, heralso hit
the sballrrOna the nose but MOrenei,s,
fieIders could not get out of the way
of them ,nsFFoNito following rge9 is the se9reo by
10 4 not1iFfrst9innina. 20 nO51isJ
Hanks led off for Morenci and gave
Weeks his first strikeout. Critten-
tdenl rolled one to short and register
ed safely on first on E4zGrimes'g zgwild
heaVe, Porey hit to Mc1fVeen and was
thrown, out at first; Crit being doubled
lat second q No runs: ....................
r. 90 SeFirst Inning. ...........
| Lefty Grimes led off for Clifton and
took three healthies being retired via
| the strike out route r. Grimes
rolled one to Porey, thrown out q at
first; Bonnie famed. No runs.r~s
- g al Second Inning. ,,-
-, Boyles rolled one to the pitcher and
thrown out .atssfir sty=Hayes% hit hot
liner to Nal who retired rim with a
perfect throw to first, Deisinger also
lhdt to- Nal, thrown out at first. No
runs.
NAL flied out to right field, Hammer
1Whiffed, Riley hit safely to right and
promptly pilfered second, Chamber
! lain walked and Culver fouled out, no
T, runs
r. Third Inning.
j yO'Brien hit to short reaching there
safely on Grimes wild throw, Byrd
I Whiffed, Stevens walked forcing o.
tBrien to second, O'Brien stole third,
stevens put out at second, O'Brien
/ HAMS ff faahsd one III Tdn IN u W
Z Weeks preached first by being Ahit,
IL. Grimes walked, R. Grimes famed,
L. Grimes caught at second, Bonnie
Tanned. No runs. xr.4azzxnxf
\ Ts Fourth Inning. ia ~
-Porey hit to short and is safe on
kGrImes' poor thrQw 10 first, Boyles
r1tnfcWn out at SHrsN pygWeekS'B 70 ssy
hsdyaacing to second, Hayes singled
Scoring Porey. Deisinger flied out to
! left! p'Brien fouled out to Bennies
! One run.
477A4af hit tc Porey 1t third and was
Thrown out at first, Hammer hit to
BPorey and reached second on wild
throw, Riley hit to short thrown out
/ at first, Chamberlain famed. No
rims
$50 Fifth Inning.
-hssByrd whitfield, Stevens also went the
Igate- Boute, Hanks reached first on a
poer throw by Grimes, Crit made
ESh4fd fout. No runs.
AtGaIEeE grounded to- Porey and thrown
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For County Attorney:

For County Attorney: IS.
hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of County Attorney of Green
lee County, Arizona, subject to the &C
ton of the Democratic primary, to be
held in the month of September, 1914
E. e. WALL.
Clifton, Arizona, May 5, 1914.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

For supervisors: -. -.evz --..za
1 hereby announce my hdidacy for
the office of Supervisor of Greenlee
County, Arizona, subject to the action
of the DemocBatie - otefsss in the PM
m rieS Of 1914
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% 5lli Q LoE51E I'll d 3JSLGBe I'M
~ -ssMryzand1 M RS. oOs5A. nRisdonGI ose -
IL Young SON. s5Qs2 TO got
III Afastera0liver Risdon, only son of
Mr. and Mrs. o. A-Risdon of this
afFi died TuesdaB41no ruings ID une s23rd,
atfhecA-2Gsohe hospital from the effects
efan Soperatien fol- owiIagoan attack OF
pneuHe1iasrusD SIS 20 GotJoa 5cY o.
THE funeral 9seEvicesswere she1d,saf7
the Risdon home and inteeme nt sWaxD
made in the5 Masonic. z cemetery on
morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Risdon nave the sympathy Of the en-
tiEe eoWtpaq9isY sq 4. ;tft1qe e. - e o.
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JoHND. PATTY.
For Tax Assessor:

For Tax Assessor:
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Assessor of Green
lee County, subject, to the result OF
the Democratic Primary Election on
September 8th.
NJ. E. CRAWFORD.
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JOHN j. EVANS,
Duncan, Arizona.
For Supervisor: -a'@'SA-s'-s'A4S -=='4A' A=='-2s
1 hereby announce myself asa can
didate for the office Of 'Superyisor of
Greenlee County, Arizona, subject to
the action of the Dempcratic Primar-
les in September, 1914.
zeS1sUpha aE AW AIj5cDs
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For Supervisor
I. hereby announce myself a. candid
ate for the Eofficea of Supervisor Of
FGreenIee County, subjeet-toA the &C
ton of the Democratic Primary cleo
ton to be- hetds in the month of Sep
TENDER, 1914. ANAN'
Yours very truly,
A. l.. GRAVELY.
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For Justice of the Peace.

For Justice of the Peace-9n' I2I't
Z Subject to the result of the demo
cratic primary election hereby an
nounce myself as candidate for the
office of Justice of the Peace Of the
Clifton Precinct.
+ ]. A. McWILLIAMS. sEot
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,eriHa PNk%Y

For Sheriff. 7SNkUE DU8
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for reelection the office of
Sheriff of Greenlee County at the
general e1ectaonsta The 4he1a in 1Novsfrs
Der, 1914
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

store department viii hold fits formal
opening of the new .y4South Clifton
store IN extsT uesday might The
doors viii be thrown open to the
public ga at s2sloek m 4 shs syening
two hours Of atnusendent and relax
alton sorEfhesp people OF Clifton THE
new store has been very finely Nitted
up Shhd its -Inagnifeence will sur
prise thesspeople'g of Clifton Re-
|fresfne nts VIII be served to all who
ATTEND and a fine musical program
has cheer ARRANGED hx==ttfes===-==fnyzt
Theatre orchestra.
The following musical program
1 March. FEsl? ?rs!esempef Fidelis
III Il OS-g Seusa. III & si;s
F2 Overturei0:8. Poet and Peasant
F. v. Suppe -sn q rf7l
l9tT Waltzes. Hsss.. al. Estudiantiana
&ME@ WaltenfeE EgaeAFs
f4s g ntsrpns srs i 5 ron
CD -A5MexicanL Reminiseence Lolita
IT us GIT gYeDoud s.
5 cornet Solo BY 6. C., Britting-
ham sfnO9g 4---eiidOmQuh
"Addah Polka 5---9iisf
tosseyq al-osIiibso
10 Harmony Rag
+ I'd EGETE Nichols
z MaZurka Birds of Spring"
l. gt@AFTRR@s~A Williams a'Es
s overture - 1.?!1?. EAPique Dame
6 ,laSuppe ,9nonf i2ns1oh
! 8 9American lsRatrol o. STH53A
eaeham
10 Gems of Steven Foster"
F. =-.---==--sf obani= t.
Ill Descriptive. :. Ghost Dance
II Selection from the Operette
1.-The Spring Maid"
Rinehardt
| Star Spangled Banner
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For Sheriff - 80
1 Hereby anfieunce myself as a 'eansss
didate for Sheriff of Greenlee Coun=
ty, subject to the decision of a ma
the sDrimarE election September 9Th.
= q = BAYLOR SfIANNON.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

For County treasurer: :;
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for nomination for County
Treasurer subject to the action OF the
Democratic Party at the Primary Elec-
ton, September Sth, 1914. -.
PICKENS ANDERSON.
clifton, Arizona, Mya,t |sse es14b 3nA
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lNoi4He SUPER Or court % =
l7c7 zGFreGsTd Won It afngT T9eHr
Of GreenLee9 Countys rStatedohi Arizof1
NoTIcEjTo cREDIToRs1o3 !.

- SdNO iISEI ,Ch(Fh-Dt iOEaS-t-S 90
I4s Estate of Cleaner G.s GardweH. Edes
pceased. s4ssnu sniruo3ed 81 d9tdT
30 Notice is hereby given by theLnnder-
signed Cs.oGsE Gole,o Administrator of
the Estate of Cleaner yGafs GardweH2
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims. against the
said deceased, to EXHIBIT, them, with
the necessary Y iV61chgrs,.-s VII thin four
months after fhe first first Notification pot
this notice TO the said c. G: Cole, adj
ministrator at Clifton, Arizona, the
sam e being the place for the Ttr r ans! s.
aetiDn OF the business Of said estate,
in said County Of Green Zee, state tate ~
'fea 4o HHs5o OF begnloQF. sneoffF, H1oo
e'osdmfhistrsstef f3e 9h Estate Estate ,.o:
dated at sT9fA+!iz mas tfiff2eea2 z
ses@sss3eflspoz3 81 lifv sss7oa 'ss1tdastTd* ~
4 ~ zzEslo oaIz aeGeiz 20 a2kEtlia@ snf "a
HA ~
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For Sheriff:

For i sSsflJf; announce ,mysert gas a
candidate for the Office @of Sheriff OF
Greenlee County, subject to the &C
ton OF the Democratic voters at the
September Primary Election.
D. D. BOYLES.
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ZFOR SALE-Furniture of Elks
Club, including chairs, tables, desks,
etc. Enquire of P. Riley TIC
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

For county ssiisbI,sf i1fsniassst:s 8
Through the Copper Era 1 desire to
announce myself as a. candidate for.
the office Of County superintendent of
Schools and shall submit my candid
sacy fof the nom ndtf0n to the decision
of the DEMOCRATIC votHrs in the demos
sGaass prnn aEs aleete an ess'g
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
Will cnstruct New Bridqe-

| The county surveyor is at present
concrete bridge to%be built on the
Morenci road near tire Detroit Copper
Mining company's machine shop in
Morenci. The present structure is
a=@wooden bridge and is becoming un-
safe. The new work will be
unit. in the extension of the Clifton
Morenci road, and is being planned
to connect with that work when it is
started. 1t is proposed to begin the
construction on the extensino of this
road during the fall j III i 4 f#
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
! Supervisor:

For supervisor:
Thereby announce myself as a cam
didate for Supervisc Or sub etSfos the
decision of theA Democratic voters in
the primary efectfon
s&sAsWADE HAMPTON.
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Shortridqe-Quinn-

Miss Edna Shortridge and Mr.. c.
NJ. Quiin were married at the home
of Mr.. E. R. Shortridge on Sunday
morning, June IA, leaving the same
morning for trip to Los Angeles and
San Diego. The wedding was a pri=
vate affair." only relatives being pres
ent. Rev. Gordon of the "a Baptist
church officiated. MR. land pr Mrs :
Shortridgef expect to- ( make fotheir
home in Clifton andswill return about
July LIST. They will be at home to
their friends after July 18th.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
Round About Town

DR6aTe1oA 10 BALMER, dentist
Hampton Block. Phone S11-s1oR 9d
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
Fifth InninQ.

ASByrd whitfield, Stevens also went the
gate Boute, Hanks reached first on a
poor throw by Grimes, Crit made
FSF4fd fout. No runs.
HtGaIEeEs9Foah Porey' and thrown
-bie at first. .Meeks--fanned. LIS Grimes
toGsthe bat and nobody home. No
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
clifton Tennis Club Reoreanized---,r

Clifton Tennis Club Reorganized--,1
N A general public meeting Of TEN
mis- enthusiasts was held in Norman
Carmichaers residence n Tuesday,
June 18th. 1s The following d = officers
were elected 9d1 ro1 1899 II titssS;
= President, Norman Carmichael. star
D. ice-Presidenti j! R.fsTodd!1 1891
ID Observation-Disclosures, w 2 H! oNeill. III
10 Executive COMMITTEES, Willis 9nBen-
,nie,2 G.. N. Thomson, y. fW!q Mason,
G. r.. DrysdaleIeod eht 1891 jnfod 3
~ The Following were no appointed noa
special committees on membership. Al!
nv. Liddell,d iWF J.ft Riley, Earl Ma
son.!Ifs sdt ,irolfg9oi al be9na69 sd
~ Men are now workfng lon the court
which before long it is hoped will abe
the Scene Ief many Interesting games?
Ali DESTROYS Of Joining the Club should
advise the latter mentioned COMMITTEES
imnediateIyI 5Ght Il ToissJ3Sg%9 81
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

Bfop sapesyfsoE: . . . - . .
hereby announce myself as a. can
didate for Supervisor of Greenlee
|Eoarity &sdbjeots tesSs the ssssdemoefatieE
primary election on September Sth.
II EaRannsssp. EAE Fi Z 10 !
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
ResneeffnfTY.

za =. a. JAS .zCASH.a 81 20
- q 90 - w - ~ &
For Sheriff:
Subject to a decision of majority
of the democratic voters in the demo
cratic primaries of Greenlee County
announce myself as a. candidate for
the office of Sheriff ssEEfs
- GIAS KREUDER,
Clifton, Arizona.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
MoRENcns, cuiFIoN 2a9bo
j FouaatHt Eeammsefce Goes fs to the Hin

7drus ought OdIHS GOes 10 tHS TIT
| IL Toppersr--SugyF WOY 35I15R n
fjd Clifton and Morenci crossed bats
on the Clifton grounds last Sunday for
the fourth game of the season, Mo-
rencl carrying home the bacon, after a
hstubBornly contested game tor the
lyuneof 5 to q. Both Stevens and
Weeks pitched masteffuf rbalL Stew
ems Receiving the better support from
his teammates, only two errors n be-
ling schalked up against them, while
on the other hand, Clifton booted In
about four runs on six eros behind
Week, However, Clifton is not q
bit discouraged by = losing another
game and with a little shaking up and
a ard=weekss= practiee9wiif sn1ake=Mo-
Erenci look to their laurels when next
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

Lime for SALE. Hagan's Phone 1O4.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
=or Constable clifton Precinct:

ot the Since 9 Of eonsabi Of efR Giifton
Precinct, subject to the action Of the.
primary in September. 10
81 IRA N. D1ELINER.
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WALKED 4oOo MILLS

y 81 81 WALKED 4oOo MILES, = sd. 21
prove that I had been permanently
cured of a hopeless case of consump-
ton. uAt-32-page Illustrated booklet
telling all about it free.
CARRIE VAN GASBEEK,
ABox Is, 1926 South Hill Street, -
sZ2SbIbEs3 yfa Los uAngeles, cal.
sG5 TO IsY0TCGs BIZ OF f35
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26

z IN IA ~ + IN : -LLIoF u
tF4skpg9 rms !aaHaganss N. Ce.oreL: 1O4
Tff-c .J0Gfo5rG f5nsEoN Snf 70 81
= 80 81 IL ITO
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.1Cant Keep 1T Secret.

; &c e,,-++....--4---r- ven sdt
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1914-06-26
Sixth sJnnino.

ILEthe bat and nobody home.
IL :. -. 49, -. 4 =. =.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-23

nament, and the two teams involved
earned their right to compete for the
title by defeating Fosston and Hibbins
in two fast games Saturday morning.
Winona was handicapped by an in
jury to Parr, the star center, who was
hurt in Saturday mornings game with
Hibbing. Parr started the game and
played during the first half, but was
replaced by Missen. ~
saltwater completely outclassed the
Winona aggregation in every point OF
the game. The players guarded SO
closely that the Winona men failed to
score a single field basket during the
entire game. Their four points were
made on three throws and one point
awarded by the referee.
Parkhurat 10 Star.
Parkhurst, Stillwater's left forward,
was the star Of the game. His long
clean shots from the floor Melted four
teen points, and he added four more
from the foul line. Gillen. the Still
water center, also played q great
game. He htte dinto the team work
in fine shape, and shot three baskets
from the floor. Parkhurst and Gillen
are considered by many to be the two
strongest players which have appeared
in the tournament.
The game Saturday night was en-
Ilivened by the roofing or considers
able number OF saltwater and Winona
students, who came to Mortified to
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-23
DULUTH DOPE ON
NORTHERN LEAGUE
PRESIDENT BLUME OF DULUTH
BASEBALL ASSOCIATION GIVES
HIS IDEAS OF SEASONS PROS
REcTs-THINKs CONTEST WILL
BE EIVELIER THAN LAST YEAR.

Duluth, March 23.-Pres. Harry A.
Blume of the Duluth Baseball ~associa-
ton returned Saturday from Hot
Springs, Ark, where the genial execu-
tive has been getting in shape in the
vapory valley for one Of he most
strenuous baseball seasons in the his
tory Of the local club. To- -
Thomas Barbyt O'Brien, orator and
baseball philosopher, was awaiting the
return of President Blume, the two
holding a 6-hour conference in he as
ISOLATION offices in the Winthrop
building. ~
AS a. result of this conference Darby
left late yesterday for Cleveland where
the work of assembling the Cleveland
candidates. for the. team will be be-
CUR t
On April % the first game of the
season is scheduled with the Oshkosh
team of the WI. league. It is the
plan Of O'Brien to, assemble the Cleve-
land candidates and take them to the
training camp. which will be at the
little Wisconsin village, and have the
other candidates from the other cities
come on at the same time.
1--WE look forward to Of the
most successful seasons in the history
of local baseball" declared President
Blume.
TT looks at the present time as if
we nave the material for a fast and
evenly balanced team. There is an
army; of candidates to choose from and
we expect to be fortunate enough to
find some stars among the large list.
Darby signed a pitcher by the
name of Clarence Grina Saturday. If
half of the pitchers we have signed
make good. Duluth will have Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-23
LONG DISTANCE
SCHEDULE

/ The Aggie football team will have
an interesting schedule next fall, ac-
cording to the list OF games which
have.so far been clinched for the sea-
son. The team will play as follows:
Oct. 8, Jamestown college at James
town.
Oct. 10. State Science school, at A.
Oct. II, st. Thomas at A, c.
Oct. 90, Manchester at A. c.
Oct. 81. Fargo college at the A, c..
NOV. 2, u N. .. at Grand Forks
Nov. -, Montana U at Missoula.
Nov. 1s. Montana A. C. at Booze
man. ~
Nov. II, Gonzaga U at Spokane,
An important feature Of the a
training. and to be used for the
first time this year, is spring training,
n the men will get busy as soon as
possible with the idea Of putting a,
football machine in the field next fall
which will be way above the aver
age.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-23

Mr.. Dickinson also states that the
following new men have been signed
UP recently for the Fargo Moorhead
team l. F. Walker, Fl. A. Lano, Art
Lano, R. S. Lovely, c.. F. Webb, e. J.
Bahls, G. H. Martens, Frank Watkins,
w. j.. Van Dyke, Ben Void, A. A. Yet
ter; and Ben Kr~uckeberg.
The players previously announced
were r. Unglaub, manager, M. Peter
son. E.. w. Clarke, VIM. Bellen, E. e.
Swanson,s4Al. L. Erickson, H. Nc
Laugl1lin, A. G. Yost, E. j. Donelly,,
Joe Weidel, Joe Stillson, Jack Doyle,
John Pugh, Roger Ryan. and A. c..
Lindberg.
This means twenty-sevens men I'M
der contract, in addition to which Mr..
Dickinson say they have several
promising men now training with the