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The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21
Left the Country

John Feltus, the Shields blacksmith
who was recently acquitted of a serious
charge in district court in Hettinger
county, has left Morton county for parts
unknown. He was accompanied by his
wife and it is supposed they will locate
somewhere in Montana. Humane Officer
Blake was in Shields last week and took
the Thomas girl and child and will try
to find homes for both these children
with families who will legally adopt
them.
The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21
Taylor.

GE-1=sr. Tur-s.t- -. "|LEEE- Ff.Ls1E|4-aS
Abe Knudson was reported to be on
the sick list this week.
Our local doctor was a professional
caller at Marshall last Sunday. IS
Ingrum Conradson Of Burt, N. D.,
visited his brother. A. H., and family
here last week.
Chas. Howe left on No. 8 on Tuesday
morning for eastern points on a business
mission.
The M. w. A. gave a dance at the
auditorium on St. Patrick night. and
every one enjoyed it very much.
d.. Weyreans made a professional call
at the Martin Lindermann home south
Of Richardton last Monday afternoon.
As little dauehter airivedfo GLADDEN.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs..4OlaisWilliams
on Wednesday Of last week. March fith.
Chas. Hronisht OF Knife5riyef returned
last week from Scotland, S. d. where
he had been to attend the funeral Of g
i. ii. Schroeder, OF the firm Of Funk
E& Schroeder, accompanied shipment
iof hogs to- the South sc. Paul market
last week.
and Ans c. II. Silvernalil visited
'yif6ftheif sonsand wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
EHarIand S~ilvernail. az Aluaot1t for a Few
days last
Ababy boyIwas born 10 All. and Mrs.
N. Baker near Emerson on Wednes-
sdaY Of last week, Both mother and
child are DOING nicely
The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21
of the week, the guest of Mrs. f. S.
CUNNINGHAM. Harold, the oldest con,

of the week. the guest of Mr. .F.S S.
Cunningham. Harold, the. Oldest son,
is now in Exeter. California, on the
Palmer fruit farm which contains some
twenty acres, all set out to fruit trees
of various kinds. A portion is also set
out to. olive trees. Harold enjoys the
managing end greatly and thinks there
is no place like California. Clare, the
second son, is night ticket AGENT at
He came down Tuesday
morning for a days visit with his
mother, returning on No. 8. The young
est son. Roger, remained at home in
jamestown.
For that " Broke Feeling" Just before
.payday-try a Hot Roast Beef Sandwich,
Potatoes and Brown Gravy with Coffee
at the Grill-2oc.-adv' 2-28 If
The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21

den the hearts of its parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Grey. Mrs. Grey was for
merly Mrs. Charlotte French of this
village. Congratulations.
The p~ostofice fixtures were moved
last week from the old location in the
TAYLOR State Bank building to the new
cement block building west of the J..
The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21

F.. Christen store.


Mr.. and Mrs. John Gabe left ON No. 3
Sunday morning for Bismarck. where
Mrs. Gabe will be operated on flos
chronic appendicitis at one OF the hos
pitfalls in that city. Later-She was
operated on Monday morning and is ne
ported as doing well.
The Dickinson press., 1914-03-21
LOCAL NEWS

Supt. P. S. Berg left Sunday for
Beach, where he conducted the Golden
Valley teachers institute this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10

'LUEBERT NAMED
SPIDER CAPTAIN
To Lead Basketball Team Dur
ing Season of l915-Electcd
Unanimously.

AS a fitting tribute to h,s ability.
both az basketball player and as
leader. the Richmond College basketball
team got together yesterday afternoon
and, without amy opposition. unani-
mously reelected C. IL Lucbert to
captain the team again next year.
"Heine." as he is known among tho
boys. Is Il very popular man in college
as well as m athletics, and In the past
season proved to be a very capable and
valuable man to lead the Spider five
to victory. He came TO Richmond Col
lege In the fall of 1912, having PLAYED
a year at Iampden-S Sidney College. In
his first season at the local institution
he played a brilliant game. though OH
a poor team, and was recognized as one
of the best basketball men ut the col
lege. In the past season lie has played
n steady, consistent game, and was one
of the hardest workers Imaginable.
His accurate shooting of both foul and
field goals, coupled with his speed and
all-around playing, made his presence
a great asset TO the Spider team. He
has the best wishes of the whole stu
dent body. and the Spiders are counting
on another season next year equally as
successful as the one just past.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
SH|PbU|LDERS GET
OUTF|ELDER 'CABE
Athletics Seem to Have Signed
All of Last Years Cham
pionship Team.

Chicago, H., March 9.-Prcsidcnt
johnson, In the first American League
bulletin Of the year, Tonight an
nounced releases and contracts. which
included:
Released by Washington to Newport
News. William T.. McCabe.
ContractS-With Washington, VIII
liam H. McCabc
With Philadelphia. ID. ID. Sturgis. NJ
Van Der Ncer, J. w. Wickoff. Robert
Shawkey, H. j. fcnnock. William Orr
Edward Murphy. q. :. lIouck. Edward
y Collins. John j. Barry, Charles y
Bender, Patrick Bohcn. John w
Coombs. William L. Kopf. Joe Graves
w. IA. Schang, Amos y. Strunk. r. 81
Oidring. John McInnis, John w. Lapp,
r. +. Daley, C. w. Brown. Leslie Bush,
Roy Bresslcr. j. Franklin Baker,
Charles 4. Roardman probationary,
Dennis T.. Willie probationary. j. H.
Thompson probationary. Oscar ~
Baker probationary, Charles T.
Cruthers probationary, James Me
Avoy probationary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
ROUNDS IN
TENNIS TOURNEY

Pinchurst, y. c., March s.-Clcvcr
golf by women experts to-day attract
cd attention here. Miss Gladys Raw
enscroft. Of England, present holder
of the American womans champion
falo, as her partner, recorded q up
victory over Mrs X. III. BARLOW and
Mrs. J. v. Hurd both golfers OF ma
tional reputation. The bcst-ball score
OF the victors was a al. Later to-day
Miss Ravenscroft and ]. II. Clapp, OF
chevy Chase, won mixed foursbme
from Mrs. Barlow and StuyvcSant
Leroy. of New York.
An interesting event to-day was the
team match in which eighteen pairs.
led by III. &. Fownes. Oakmont, and &.
l.. Becker, Woodland. rs captains. par
ticipatcd. Mr.. Fownes's team won.
IL To -. The losing team en-
tertained their opponents tonight at
banquet, at which Robert Hunter
Wecburn was POSTMASTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
ROLLER IS TRAINING
FOR DOUBLE MATCH

DR.. Il. j.. Roller began final training for
his match with Joe Turner and i"hn Kiionis
To- morrow night ia the Academy Of Music
yesterday. The hiC fellow took turn 81
more DIAN san hour on the roads after which
" JurEied the medicine BAN TOR thirty min
utes. Roller pronounces himself absolutely
10 throw both Of his opponents within tho
hour and half allotted. To-day Roller Will
du some wrestling. lie will go to the gym
- SUM Of McGiils Catholic Union, ana with
some lot1! talent Will engage in real
utttth. lie Is very anxious to win the match
~ morrow night. and Is taking no chances
on his condition. Turner and Ki'onis laugh
~ the boasts Of the doctor. aud believe
that they viii have an easy time in stnvinE
"it his attacks Tor the time limit <i'onis il
cs.n more ambitious, aud believes that he
WI have ann opportunity 10 pin the big
lows shoulders 10 tho mat. At amy rate
III tercst in the match is intense. and hun
Ids VIII turn out 10 watch the physical
attach the middlewe!ghts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
LOCAL BOWLERS
READY FOR TOURNEY

The local pin knights are now maxi
ing preparations for ,ac coming Rich
mond tournament. which will be held
on tho Newport alleys. beginning Mon
day. March %. continuing running un-
til Friday April IL.
Judging from the entries already re-
ceived, II now looks as IL the high
mark of the intcrcity tournament will
he beaten. The prizo list viii be one
OF the largest ever offered in this city
for an event OF this kind. The entry
list is open TO any bowler I'm Richmond
and Petersburg In both the double and
single events and all bowlers should
bear in mind that all entries close
Saturday night Petersburg has sent
make the local boys hustle. Send your
entries 10 Secretary NJ Goethe, OF the
Richmond Bowling Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
INDIANAPOLIS HAS
PLENTY HURLERS
Indiana Feds Seem Well Supplied
~ it'll Pitchers-Looking
for Good Men.

indianapolis. Ind. March e.-Thc
Indianapolis Federal League roster,
subject to future alterations. as given
out to-day by Manager Phillips. in
ciudc:
Observation-Disclosures Mullin. Mos
clcy, Kaisorllng. Billiard and Hartcr.
Cltchcrs--Raridcii, TeNter and War
rem.
i'irc; busc-Dolan and Rooney.
second base--Laporte and Wander
GRIT.
Third MISUNDERSTANDING.
ou;icld-Campben Schcer. Booic.
Kaiser. Kauf and Rousch
Phillips declared that he still is af-
ter scuthpaaw finger and possibly
another catcher. lie is Ut present
dickcrinE with a couple of pitchers
now reserved by Pittsburgh and Chi
cago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
LYNCHDURG GETS
FEDERAL STOG|ES
Doc Gessler Arranges for Pitts
burgh Team to Train
in Hill City.

Lynchburg, Va. March 9.-Monagcr H. II.
tDocp Gesscr, who is 10 head the Pittsburgh
Federal League team this year, com
pi"ted arrangements to-day for the Stogies
I" train here. Approximately twenty FIVE
men vii! he here for three weeks. Tor the
players will be ordered 10 report Saturday
ana sunday ready for practice next week.
Manager tiessier said tonight that lie
would not make public the personnel OF the
St"giea until about tho time the men leave
Pittsburgh or after their arrival here. Cess
ter - confident Of tho future for the out
avs declaring the organization to be as
strong financially o-day as was the Amerl-
can League after ii had been in Eastern
territory for three SEASONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
COBB GETS MORE
THAN SPEAKER
Navin, of Detroit, Says Georgia
Peach Is Highest Priced
Baseball Player.

Detroit. Mich. March s.-when President
Frank !. Navin. Of the Detroit baseball club.
returned here from New York to-day he
found awaiting him the signed contract of
Ty cobb. Navn had given Cobb tho right
to make IL for two seasons. and the
champion batsman made it two-year con-
tract
The report that Iris Speakers new con-
tract calls for the highest salary paid In
La scball Is not true" said President Savin.
'Cobbs contract calls for the biggest sal
AIRY In the game" The figures were not
made public however
Cobb wrote he would join tho eDtroit team
a New Orleans SATURDAY..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
Challenge Answered

The challenge at Robert Wilkes,
who says that he II about the best
there H. in the way Oi iJ5-pound
boxer, has airrnd! hccn accepted.
T.. Frcmnsnc. who comes from Eng
land. hut who u now ctnplo,etI h,
Swift 4 Co, this city. is anNtous "a
meet the puguacious hob. lie SAWS
TINT he il III splendid condition. ana
il willing Ia bo> any time. nny-
where. under uny coalitions. \ re-
pi, Ia The IinncS-Dispntcii VIII gct
him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10

tented himself with running the BOYS
through little batting practice and
letting the pitchers and catchers warm
up little together About four candi-
and almost a dozen who aspire to posi-,
tions as slab artists. About dozen
men reported for the intield, and about
the same number for outfield berths.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
JOHNNY MACE is
SOLD TO MAYSV|LLE
Ryan Closes Deal Whereby
Catcher Goes to Kentucky
City-Schedulc Again.

Johnny Mace. who has been disposed
e on various occasions to almost
every club playing baseball anywhere
N the universe. has been finally sold.
Rei Will not report TO the Richmond
closed deal whereby Mace goes to
tile MaysNillc. Ky. team OF the OHIO
state League. The change of climate,
II is thought. Mil br!ng out the best
there is IN Mace. No one has ever
Questioned the ability OF the lad who
came 10 Richmond from Petersburg In
. swap tina; Melted neither city any
ihinG tangible, but he grew rather dis
inclned 10 work while here. Mace is
Tie kind Of BAH PLAYER who promises
well, but never quite measures up TO
the Dromiscs-at least this has been
the experience Of Richmond, Now
that he has been sold. there are few
who vii! not wish him success. and
Maysville IS getting quite a siaeable
backstop and Il youngster who is des-
tined for something better than the
bushes. If he cares TO take baseball
seriously
The more ono studies the equitable
schedule adopted by the Virginia
League, the more positive one becomes
that II is obviously incquitsblo. Rich
mond. so far as the arrangement of
dates goes. has the best of IT, Norfolk
likewise benefits, and Petersburg may
come in for reflex benefit because
of the abnormal number OF games the
Coolers are scheduled to play here.
But Roanoke and Portsmouth will nnd
tie going wociully bad. from nnan-
cial standpoint. As pointed out by the
Nirginian-P pilot, Norfolk and Ports
mouth have quite a few conflicting
dates, while the parks in both cities
VIII be dark mt the same time on at
least three occasions. We AFRO not
ciitici2ing the schedule.
ii was made in II hurry. and was
made with one purpose III mind--re-
licving Richmond of weekend games.
Ii achieved the purpose, but AS To It's
final result--hut We are neither
prophet nor the son Of a prophet.
Manager Ryan spent his first work
ing day here in comparative quiet lie
settled his family in their new home.
visited HEADQUARTERS for little while
and read letters. most OF which were
from men applying for jobs. and Jour
ncved To the ball yard 10 look over the
lay OF the land with Il view 10 recon-
mending certain improvements. Ryan
and Newton Will again 20 To the en-
closure TO day. but this time they will
do little work. Both got uniforms
from Secretary Bradley yesterday. and
they viii try 10 work out the winter
kinks a little in advance Of the regu-
lar squad Toward the end of the week
some OF the pitching talent VIII have
arrived, and Ryan wants 10 lac in con-
dition 10 ind out just what they have
to offer in the way Of curves. Frank
pobson, coach of tho Richmond Col
lcgc baseball squad, has invited Man
agor Ryan and Doc Newton 10 join his
Lopefuls and work with them. The
iuvitntion has been accepted. and the
coll.gians viii be given the advantage
of some expert tutclagc during the
preparatory days due to the arrival Of
Newton and Ryan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
TRACK MEN GIVEN
COLLEGE LETTERS

In recognition OF their performances
during the past season the executive
committee OF the Richmond College
Athletic Association granted the fol-
lowing track men the privilege Of
wearing the college letter: Gary, Car
ter (managcr), Klevesahl, Liggan, Dur
ham, Bahlke and Heubi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-10
FIRST PRACTICE
HELD BY SPIDERS

Yesterday afternoon on the college
campus about forty Spiders reported
for the long delayed baseball practice
of the. season. II was too chilly for
any real work, and Coach Dobson con-
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-24

Ferndell brands, absolutely the best produced, at Lawrence's.
 MT J. J. May, of Rawlison, was a business visitor in the city Tuesday.
 am closing out all Club House brands at cost for fifteen days. Law renee, the grocer.
 MT. Chas. Vogel spent several days the past week on visit with rela- tlves and friends at Wynne.
 Those Moire, Tatfeta and Crepe de Chene, fluffy rufiies Skirts, are here now. Don't you need one? The 1 Warshavsky Store.
 If you are cleaning up we invite your attention to the Sherwin- Will Hams line of paints and varnishes and interior finishes. Mcdaniel & Watson.
 MT. Billie" Montgomery, of John- son township, one of the most sue cessful country merchants and farm CTS of the county, was business visitor in the city Monday.
 Messrs. Jap" and E. R. Haynes and Master Luther Haynes, MT. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and children, Carl and Geraldine, and MT. Clem Sum. mers, of Horton, were visiting and trading in the city Tuesday.
 MT Chas. Ritch, of Wynne, was business visitor in the city Tuesday. The gentleman, who formerly resided at Colt, has recently bought out the secondhand store of M w. Cobb, in the former city, where he is building up profitable business.
 Have you seen the handsome. goods -Taffeta Silk, per yard, just dollar; fine Moire, per yard, only sl25; bro- caded Crepon, Sl quality, all shades, per yard soc; also those pretty nat terms in Crepon wash goods at, per yard, l0c and up, and we have ever so many dresses for the children at the Warshavsky Store.
 Hays "Sayso" Indian Herbs, guar. anteed tocure rheumatism, eczema, constipation, indigestion, malaria, chills and fever. A blood purifier, Rev. w. J. Bearden says. 'It cured me of my stomach trouble and rheu- matism." Sold on a positive guar antee by J. T. Sanders, Forrest City, and J. L. Hugnes, Haynes, Ark. MT. William Barnes, of Memphis, popular representative of the Sanders Duck & Rubber Co.,, of St. Louis, spent couple of days with the For rest City trade, the first of the week. The gentleman was circulating a petition for recruits for the fight in Mexico and was explaining that, in view of the fact that the army can teen had been abolished, he had ar ranged to have all who enlisted with him fed on country-cured hams. It is rumored that MT. R. B. Trice has agreed to go with Capt. Barnes as Commissary Seargent, to look after and supervise the distribution of the l hams.
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-24

Whippoorwill Peas for sale. J. F. Stout.
 Everything for picnic lunches at Lawrence's
 Mexican June Seed Corn at Russell Graham AldersOn Co.'S.
 Rock, Trail, Finch and Ouija Boards now on sale at Newsstand.
 Big line of Ice Cream Freezers on display. Mcdaniel & Watson.
 Call Miss Lerah Alley for White 0rpington Eggs-sl.OO per setting. Phone POI.
 Watch for the arrival of the Blue Ribbon" the best refrigerators made, at Mcdaniel & Watson's.
 "A beautiful line of patterns, is the comment being made on Becker Lewis latest shipment of Lineolium.
 FOR RENT Two unfurpished rooms for light housekeeping. Good neighborhood; conveniently located. Phone 136.
 Attorney Charles w. Norton ar rived home Tuesday evening from Little Rock where he had spent a couple of days on legal business
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Beck and son, Ernest Joseph, of Marianna. spent Sunday in the city guests of home folks, MT. and Mrs. Joe B. Beck.
 MT. A. B. Gray, prosperous young farmer and democratic committeeman rom Franks township, was genial business visitor in the city Monday
 Don't sweat over that old hot. greasy cooking stove, get an Acme Oll Stove and your summer cooking Will prove pleasure. Mcdaniel X Watson
 Mayor and Mrs. James L. Scott and Mrs. $. r. Mcdaniel left yesterday morning for Memphis, where the two ladies are being treated in one of the hospitals of that city.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Campbell, of caldwell, spent the day in the city yesterday shopping and visiting friends and were guests at the home of Admiral and Mrs. s. P. McDaniel.
 Purify the blood and put the sys- tenn in order for summer work by using at this time short course of Prickly Ash Bitters, it is the greatest blood purifier on earth. J. T. Sand CTS, Special Agent.
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-24

Money to loan on improved farms Taylor, Knight &. Co.
 Those lOc ties at the Racket Store will look good to you. Dock" Marshall has the decks | cleared for action at the Airdome oMrs. Ed Berry, of Madison, was shopping and visiting in the city Mon- day morning.
 Capt. James Russell attended the meeting of the St. Francis Levee board on Monday at Marion.
 White Mountain Refrigerators amp Ice Chests are the most economical in first and lsst cost. Becker X Lewis.
 FOR RENT-ODe 4-room house with barn; cistern and city water: some fruit on place. Apply to Mrs. J. F. Houston.
 MT. John Littlefeld, of Johnson township, one of our county's largest and most successful farmers, was a business visitor in the city Monday.
 Col. Ed Landvoigt, The Times youngster, spent the day Tuesday in Little Rock, going over the Mexican war situation with some of his veteran friends.
 l have just received another fresh carload of mules. Come and see and price them, they are cheap. Bay them at your figures, not mine. J. w. Moore, the mule man.
 ATTENTION BALL PLAYERS Our line of Team Supplies have ar rived and are now ready for your in spection. Get our prices before plac- ing your order The Newsstand, Landvoigt & Vakakin.
 Mrs. Vella Williams and three at tractive littler daughters, Norma, Gladys and Novella, spent Mon- day afternoon in the city visiting and shopping and were guests at the home of Mrs: Williams neice, Mrs. Chas. R. Izard.
 MT. Horace J. Koenig, efficient bookkeeper for Ed Berry, at Madi- son, was a genial business visitor in the city Wednesday morning. The gentleman reports that preparations to fortify and station shore batteries at Madison are going forward with a rush and that any alarmed Greaser" who has the impudence to show his face around the bend in the river will be given a hot reception. Good for Madison; go to it, boys.
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-24

Complete line of Fishing Tackle. Mcdaniel X Watson.
 Summer Hardware-Lawn Mowers and Garden Tools speciality Nc. Daniel & Watson
 See the improved Self-Filling Fountain Pen at The Newsstand the best we have ever shown.
 Mrs. William Brown left Monday evening for stay of day or two with homefolks and friends at Wynne.
 Ask to see those Parker-Self- Filling Fountain Pens now on display at The Newsstand-S2,50, S2.75, 8 .0O, 3.25, $4 %, S4.25, S5. %, S5. %.
 Miss Ray Hill, of Caldwell, arrived in the city Wednesday on a visit with relatives and friends and is a charm ing guest at the home of Mrs. A. l.. Rowland.
 JUST ARRIVED - Ten head of good farm mules and a few good mares Come and get them quick, they're cheap. J. W. Moore, in the alley next to F.. Bonner's store.
 MT Oscar W Thompson, g. ial travelling salesman out of Memphis, was in this county and city several days this week calling upon his trade and friends. He is the same jolly, whole-souled, good fellow as of yore, and we were glad to meet him again.
 MT. Henry c. Gatling, of Little Rock, spent Sunday in this city on a visit with relatives and friends. The Times is pleased to note that this capable and deserving young man has recently been appointed by the Rock Island railroad as it's court, most important and responsible position. MT. Gatling left Monday morning for DesArc to take up his official duties
The Forrest City times., 1914-04-24

MT. Lee Horton, handsome son of MT. E. l.. Horton, of New Castle, was visitor in the city Wednesday. The young gentleman came down to see about having their Buick car re- paired by mechanician who came out of Memphis to do the work
 MT. c. c. Fogg, of Widener, spent the day "Wednesday in this city on business. The gen tleman stated that his cotton planting operations are going forward very nicely and that he expects his tenants to get through planting cotton this week.
 Mr. Robert German has been en- gagged the past few days enrolling names for company Of volunteers which, as soon as the full complement Of men are recruited, will offer it's services to the government in the campaign against Mexico. Get in, boys; 1T you are going.
 Our shoe department is the most complete and varied to be found in Forrest City-all the latest styles for ladies, gentlemen and children. We just opened g. 600 invoice of shoes and what we did not have room for in the shelves, we have stored up- stairs. Come to the WarshavSky Store for the best bargains in shoes.
 MT. Harry Sanders, prosperous mer- chant of DeValls Bluff, spent the day yesterday in this city on a visit with his brothers, Messrs. J. T. and J. G. Sanders. The gentleman came over to buy carload of cotton seed for planting, commodity which he stated was very scarce in Prairie county.