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Barton County democrat., 1915-01-29
ROUTE FIVE NEWS
Special Correspondence.

Lee UllOm was shopping in
Great Bend Tuesday.
Reginald WOOdburn. who has
been very sick the past week, with
bronchial pneumonia, is much
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bushnell of
HoiSington, but formerly of Ri.
D, came over Saturday morning to
spend a few days visiting rela-
tiveS and friends.
The following south siders were
in town shopping Saturday: Mr..
d. P. Robertson, H. L. WOodburn,
Sam BrOugher, OIL Hood, and a
number of others.
Miss Helen MaySe spent the
week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. AL Mayse.
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RICHMOND BOWLERS TO
BANQUET AT STUMPF'S
Tcnpinncrs nf i.ocnl League VIII Also
Receive Prizes Won In Touruninent
Recently Conn Ictcd.

Al meeting Of the board Of COVER
nors Of The Richmond Bowling Asso-
citation, held yesterday afternoon, it was
decided to hold the annual banquet at
StumpI's Hotel next Monday night.
This affair is the regular wind-up OF
the bowling leagues season and prizes
won III the recent tourney will be dis
tributei and general good time will
he on thc program.
Captains are requested to send the
names OF members Of their respective
teams 10 William Splitting, treasurer OF
the organization, not later than Thurs
day night so that arrangements may
be made 10 accommodate all those who
Will attend.
In addition TO the bowlers and Off :
GERS OF the league there will he several
invited guests, as well as representa-
liNes from the sporting STATS of the
ioca! papers present To enjoy the eats
and entertainment
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Je5 IS WIUavd
HAWKINS AND CAMPBELL
START MATCH TONIGHT
Championship Rmles to Govern Contest
nj superior Pnri"r-Both Player.
In Form for Hard Contest

Tonight AT o'clock, at the Superior
Billiard Parlor, Hawkins and Campbell
viii star; The first block Of the 500
point pocket billiard match, which will
continue until Thursday night. !nclu
sivc.
Both Gu" artists have been hard al
practice, and snappy contest will
likely be dished up as meal tor the
local lovers OF tho game.
Campbell who. since his arrival in
inns city. has been named .Jobp
hunny' by those who have had the
sood fortune To meet the genial Wash
lnstonian, is likely to give Hawkins
the hardest battle OF his career
ftawkins is known as one OF the best
hlahipulators of the cue in this section
OF virginia, and while he does hot
predict an overwhelming victory for
himself. he is under the opinion thar
when the last hall is poc,ctod il viii
lie seen that he has a comfortablc
margin TO spare
Both players are heavyweieht ana
thorough sports, and IL is certain thar
those attending the match will be we'll
repaid Tor the trip. There will b, mo-
admission charged, and the manage
meht has arranged to accommodntc al
VINO "ish 10 sec the struggle
The games will he PLAYED an , -x,o
table and under championship rules
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TWENTY ORPHANS INJURED
WHEN Bull DING COLLAPSES
boys aud Girls, Ranging In Age From
Four to sixteen Years. In structure
That Falls.

NEW ORLEANS. January 3l.-Twen-
" boys and girls of from four 10 six
teen years of age were injured here
to-day, when Il building connected with
81. Alphonus Orphan Asylum COLLAPSED
during heavy windstorm Georgia
Buckley Columbus. sixteen, and Oscnr
Henry. twelve, are in hospital i'm q
dangerous condition. The girl with :,
nossihle fracture of the spine and Tho
boy With severe injuries about the
head. The other children received
fractured limbs, bruises and cuts.
The building destroyed was n raised
two-story frame structure, which was
being converted into recreatjon
building for the inmates OF the or
phanase. The space underneath had
been enclosed as Il playground
Fifty children were In the struc.
ture just after the noon hour when the
storm reached it's heights, and the
building began to sway. The nuns had
gone to attend prayers. The children
became frantic, and thirty escaped nv
sliding down stairways and Jumping
from the windows
The wind attained a velocity of fifty-
two miles an hour here. Several stsuc-
lures were unroofed, electric and teIe-
phone lines put out Of commission, and
small tug moored to a wharf on the
water front, was sunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-01
NEW ORLEANS RACE
CARD For TO-DAY

rirst race--selling, maiden. two-vcar-
oiIs, three and one half furlongs-ChI-
, IIII,or' d9.; Gray Lady, Sol2o. IG3; Cud
i ,nond. 10y: Lillian May. Lady Atkins
10y; Lyndora. Ill. :i.,ivanity, ia
,Second-selling, maiden. three-year-
Hlds 1--WE furlongs-BecI Ruov. Inn
Marjorie II. l0T; Edgeria. Best Eib NM;
!ucker. i'olinSbrulie Belle Emma
=, i07; Henry Wynd, los: Dare Dcnvi,
Lucky Mick, Pied Piper. Jefferson. 1on
nugh, tiansburg H.. No Voro, III; star
McGee, lis. "s"'
ThirdEseiling. three -year-olds ana
W; SIN Observation-Disclosures Girl Nee
~ ,chae. w; 'kilday. l0l: HypatIa. 10.
~. Serenata, lOl: TITLES Nightmare,
nuoi SUCK Pin. lO3; Cannock, l06; WV
hnesk, Sureget Lucky George, Blue Jny,
, Fourth--three-y ear-olds. ono milo
Nay, W; Manioe. 1903; Herbert Temple
mflower For Fair. Resign. ioi
Flith-selling. four -year-olds ana
W, mile and Observation-Disclosures Ar.
Iington, l00 Lenavaal. Oklonn nj
Moliie Richards, !02: Lazy Rifle rh,,,
Kermit. June w. 1913: -Ardelou IGI.
Console, l05; Baby Sister. 1OS: piain
Ann, IeZaii. Old Jordon, Leiloha. i0T
Frog, 100. 'V''
StNth-seilinE, four year-olds and nm
n nn,o ana twenty yards Ralph IIovd
Ioz, ,inda's brother. Tom Hancock. 1GS.
i'aNei' ioo Dangerous March OHaran
Luna; 'Armor, Eel Patio, l0T: Reno 1oe:
Servicence, no; Joe Dieboli iii W.
lie. nv N"''oer'
apprentice claimed
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HAVANA RESULTS

tlrst race-siN furlongs. purse 5000
three -Near-olds ana up, sclling-tun.
way, III tTaplim. . to ], even. | to >
nrst; May lpps. SO Hopkinsl. ; to /
TO J. even, second; Idleweiss. III
1Tonhor?, 10 l. to !, even. third
Way and Fred Levy also ran.
Second-six furlongs. purse s5Oo
three -year-olds and UP. selling-Quced
~ connolly, ) i-2 to l, 4 to :. to
TO- first; cooster. loo G.afferty). ia
., = 10 o. to ., second: Beaumont
. TO o: third. Time. 1914. over ,fhe
sands. Duauesne and Bob Il also ran.
Third-tive and one half furlon-s
purse s5Oo-Wander. ia (Peak). to- :
{ to $. | to 8. first; Sonny Boy. iii
lTaplim,, to q, to 5, to 3, second:
Stars ana stripes, II lNolan). to |,
even. to $. third. Time. :27 2-5.
Some Kid, Car Michael. Ajax, Supreme.
Mac and the Gardner also ran.
Fourth--one whitewater Lad, 1O7
OLomastersl. to /, 3 to |, even. first ;
Mockier, lis Connolly. . i-2 to 1. 1
to ., ] to !, second: HEARTBEAT. 10
lConnor). to |, i2 to 1, even, third.
Time. 2:2l. Frank Hudson ana Ce-
nauri also ran.
Fifth-fve furlongs-The Lark, 81
(Westenholmj, to r, Z to 10, l to 3,
first: Golden Lassie. % (Gardncr). 3 to
j.. 10 ., 10 ., second: Idiola, t09
(Connollyl. to l. S to ., 4 to s, third.
rlme. "a ga. Anna Rose. Peggy L..
Snip and Kazan also ran.
SiXth-fve and one-half furlongs,
S500-Cerqopsis, 1Oa Connolly, 10 to 5.
10 8. to 5. first; Transport, ll2 CNa-
than.3 TO |. 6 to 5, I to 10, second:
Susan b., 1903 (Taplin), 3 to 1. 3 to ., Z
to 10. third Time. 1882. Flask, Mar
garet Meise, Gerard, Phil Conner, Tay
Pay and Bully also ran.
TO-Day,H Card
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BOWLING
q. & =. TELEpIoNE I.EACrE.

The first season Of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Comrany's
Tenpin League will close with the
games to he played tonight. The stand
ing of the league is as shown below,
This league was organized in order
TO pick select team to play the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company's team at Atlanta. Ca, by
telegraph, The nrst game of this Sc
ries takes place on Friday. February
., oil the Palace alleys, which is the
first OF series OF three games to be
rolled between these teams, the other
games following on February 10 and
10.
The league has decided to continue
it's organization and on Monday. Feb
ruary 3, VIII open second series ac-
cordIng TO the following schedule.
The schedule:
February S-Ohcial VS.. Boulevard.
February strengthening vs. Con-
struction.
February 1o-Drafting VS.. CONNER
cial
February lO-District VS.. Account
ing.
February 12-Boulevard vs. Con-
struction.
February 12-Ohicial VS.. Engineers.
February l5-Commercial vs. Dis
trict.
February 15-Drafting VS.. Account
ing.
February 11-Commercial VS.. Boule-
ward.
February 17-Engineers VS.. District.
February 19-Drafting vs.. Official.
February DEMONSTRATION VS. Ac-
counting.
February 2s-commercial VS.. ON
cial
February 2S-Engineers VS.. Account
ing.
February :+-Construction VS.. Dis
trict.
February 24-Drafting VS.. Boulevard
February 26-Boulevard vs. Eusi-
neers.
February o6-Commecial VS. Con-
struction.
March Drafting VS.. District.
March 1-Omcial VS.. Accounting
March Strengthening vs.. Drafting.
March 3-Commercial W. Account
ing.
March 5-District VS.. Boulevard
March official vs.. Construction
March S-Eugineers VS. CONNER
cial.
March S-Omcial vs.. District
March l0--Drafting VS.. Construction.
March l0-Roulevard VS.. Accounting
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High Mcn. over l4o.
Rolls I7a In Duckpins.

WASHINGTON. January 3l.-What
is clatmeo to he the best game OF duck =
nins registered in the District this sea
son, was rolled by G.. Morton on the
National Capital Alleys hast night.
when lib of the naples were smiled as
his norton of a friendly game with w.
Il. Draft and Ed Powell
Morton's best work developed i'm the
early part Of the match. He registered
four successive strikes, that nettcd him
lo4 at tho end Of the fourth box. His
score by boxes follows:
80 80 Isl '10i ti11 tie -l3a 1854
tl6S tl7S.
'strikes. tsnli.s. tspares.
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WELSH AND SHUGRUE
TO BOX FEBRUARY 8
Matchmaker Johnston Announces
That Weight Will BE i86 Pounds
on Day OF Match.
WILLIAMS TO TRY wALLAcE
Bantam Champion VIII Step Out OF
His Glass Tomorrow Night-Re-
suit of Bout VIII Decide Future
of the HaId-Hltting I}altimurean.

NEW YORK, January 3l-Freddie
Welsh and Joe Shugrue have been re-
matched and will meet at Madison
square Garden on February O. Match
maker Jimmy Johnston. who had Shu-
grue signed for three fights. forwarded
set Of articles TO Harry Pollok at
Akron, Ohio, last night after the man
aSer Of Welsh and wired his acceptance
Of the match. Pollok stipulated that
the weight would have to be 1875
pounds at o'clock. the weight at
which Welsh won the title from Richie
IN London. Welsh b"Xcs johnny Crit
iths at Akron, ohio, Monday night and
Will return Immediately to New York
10 prepare for the match.
before leaving for Akron Pollok in
formed Johnston that lie was anxious
{" have Welsh box Shugrue again and
wipe out the ten-round popular verdict
the Jersey fighter won over the cham
ptom three weeks ago, Pollok claiming
that Welsh was stale In that contest
after strenuous campaign of five
weeks meeting all corners.
kid" Williams. the bantamweight
champion OF the world, and Eddie Wal
lace. the brooklyn featherweiyht VIII
meet m a tcn-round bout AZ the Broad
way Sporting club, Of Brooklyn, on
/ Tuesday night. This will he the first
adventure OF Williams into the heavier
, class, and what degree Of success he
will attain among the heavier men MAY
ne Drophesicd after his engagement
with Wallace. The latter is not a
champion, In fact, lac il not rated in
the first flight. hut lie in rough. tough
and aggressive. hard hitter and n
clever. shifty boxer ar well. one keen
Judge Of boxing said: Wallace will
nit Williams with everything but tho
water bucket, the bench and his shoes"
The Jiu Jitsu championship OF the
world will be decided tomorrow night
AT browns Gymnasium, when Tarro
Miyake. VINO claims the title. will
meet VIII bingham. instructor of the
New York Athletic Club. Bingham
never has been beaten
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BASKETBALL,
'"'"V" JNtNFTS
BEAr HOW ITZt:RS

ASHLAND VA. January a1--Rar.
uoiph- Macon easily defeated tho How
i'zers mere Friday night, 10 to IL
The Yellow Jackets comple,e,v out
casSeu their opponents in every stnv.,
OF the game, and ut all times they mn
"A safe lead. The first half was I,,"u
under intercollegiate rules. ana ~,
locals took tho lead at once when Scntt
tossed the first basket Shcney foi
lowed this with II shot from midGaiI
ana the Yellow Jackets we're nevor
headed. 'NV'
The half ended with the scor. 81 tn
in the locals favor w
In the second half the Young Mans
christian ASsoCia ton rules were FOL
lowed. but this did not effect the srn,.
ing, as the iIowitZcrs were not ahi. re-
overcome the lead. while the YnllotN
line-up; NV
R.-AI Position IIo,,.;,.
aters right forward He'll
SheiteN. left forward McC'urdy
captaiu) w
i.andon ...... centre Metc,,r
SCOTT. ....... right guard Roe
"r!l,ennam left guard 49, .Lawrcnc.
Substitutes: Randolph Macon - Loo
Tor Waters. Hall for La ndon. Robertson
rIor Britienhain, Richardson for Scott
for Bell. Goals from iicld1Sh"ifev' -, ts'
Lee CD. scott 90. Hall. BrittinEhan
ttnDinson CD. Sntwcssel (2). Lawrence
CD. McCurdy. Goals from foul-Shcf-
Icy ", BELL ca. referee. Hughes "
l.. ID Halves. twenty minutes
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VA. AND W. & l.. TO PLAY
AT lfNCHBURG SATURDAY

NCIiBGRG. VA, January 81
Virginia ara Washington and Lee
baskctcrs meet on the city auditorium
court here next Saturday night
This viii lie the third annual game
between these teams on a Lynchburg
noor Last year the game drew about
LOO people. q large majority Of whom
were local lovers OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-01

MiDDLEBuRY, VT, January al
Ray l.. Fisher. the New York American
pitcher, said to-day he had signed !,
new three-year contract with III. club.
IL is understood his salary will he
$4,000 for the three years
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Toncy Signs With Eeh.

NASH VILE. TENN, January 81
fred roncN, pitcher of the louisville
american Association club. who was
drafted oS the BROOKLYN Nationals. an
nounced to-day that he had sirnad
contract with the Pittsburgh Federal
League club.
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TIGERS AND SPIDERS
MEET FEBRUARY 10

lYNcIiBURG, VA, January al
tiampden- sidney College and Richmond
College viii play their annual basket
bali game February 49, on the gy,nna-
sum floor at the Randolph Macon
WOmau's College
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(oPOR > MWSY STORIES SPOF
SPORTS

by Brookes and Winding. representing
Australasia. at Forest Hills. l.. L.. last
summer. The European war. however.
mas complicated matters. and there liz
much doubt among the officers Of the
United states National Lawn Tennis
Association regarding tho propricty OF
requesting International tennis contests
at this time. Similar challenges from
the other nations represented In the
1911 tournament are cut of the Dues
ton.
Advices from Australasia would APP
pear TO indicate that the opinion pre-
walls in Australia and New Zealand
that one or more such challenges will
lie received. Apparently the Anti
podean association Is not counting
upon the recuuets OF Wilding and
3rookes for defense % the trophy, since
both these veteran players are serving
with British regiments on home guard
corps. new quartet Of experts is
DeinB drilled for the cup play in the
persons Of Arthur OHara Wood. Ger
aid Patterson, j. o. Anderson aud A. b.
Jones.
Wood recently won the singles cham
pionship OF Australasia. and PATTERSON
with Ashley Campbell are the doubles
champions for 1914. Patterson though
beaten In the final singles contest By
Wood. has the distinction of having
defeated Heath in the tournament in
straight sets--a notable achievement
Tor youth stil considerably under
twenty years of age. Heath had twice
hccn Australasian champion In singles
in 1905 and 19l0--nnd with Wilding
helu doubles tito In 1906 and with
bycett In 1911. Woods ground strokes
on the forehand are clearly modelled af-
ter those Of Wilding and are full OF
force. and he employs rising ball shots
more frequently than any other Aus
traIiasian player except Brookes. These
latter enable him to operate with sue
cess I'm that dangerous zone between
the base and service lines. pattcrson's
strength. although he Is still II school
BOY, lies III his service. which is one
or the best In the world. The tennis
experts OF Australasia are calling him
second Mclaughlin. His low vollcy-
Ing ~ capable of considerable improve
nent. but his weakest point is his
ground strokes.
Conflicting reports regarding the
status OF the Olympic games. sche-
duled for Berlin in 1916. continue to
reach the athletic authorities of this
country. An American who recently
returned from Berlin reports that the
German Olympic committee has not
abandoned The idea Of holding the in =.
ternational moct. and is still working
on The details and arrangements FOR IN q
games. The Swedish Olympic commit :
tee. on the other hand, has begun dis
tributton of fund previously collect :
cd for this meet being apparently of
the belief that the games will not be
held at Berlin or elsewhere next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-01

Ri.AckSBURG, VA. January 81
The V. u. L. basketball team swamped
the baleville College uuiut here last
night, - 10 = The game was featured
10y Inc excellent passing of the Hacks
burG iVe With Logan playing the pivot
position they We're easily able to play
rings around their opponents for th,,
Techs centre always seemed to be a,
the right place at the right time
The EnS!aby brothers PLAYED star
games at the forwards. working to-
gether in midseason form. and the two
guards, Locke and Captain Powell.
played their usual good game
EARLY in the second half Saunders and
Moore went In for T.. Engleby and I,o
gan ana they were soon followed h,.
the entire scrub team, who PLAYED tbo
greater part OF the final period Fo,.
Dalcvilla College Word and Thomas
played the best games, The lineup was
as follows:
J.. Daleville.
Ensleby, j.. T. f.. r. Word
Saunders. |. f.. T., r.. uomher,,.
Of. Ensleby)
oSnh' G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G., Homer
p ,"oort' CIV. liomberte)
Powell. +. Jnvd
L. =. |. ", Thomas
f!eiu goals. Englehy, > +. Enule
oN' Saunders, 3; Logan, 3 Powell, /.
Cooke, a. Word. l. Goals from fon,
j: Ensleby, l. Cooke, /: Word ~ l..
iiomberte. .. Observation-Disclosures
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,o,,a,,aa -,
LYMCHBURG TO PLAY
ROANOKE HIGH SCHOOL

LYNcHBUUG. VA, January al
y game nas been arranged between the
basketball teams of Lynchburg ans
Roanoke High schools IN this city for
January 5.
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JUAREz RESULTS

! First race-six furlongs-Ioe Busher,
los tFceneyp, 10 to ]. TO ], to ],
rrSt; Eva Padwick, l05 I.oudcr), TO
/. 10 !, even. second Faneuil Hall.
! III H.oftus), 10 |, : TO |, even, third.
Time. Lea 30. Freda Johnson. Pros
pcro Lad Minnie T., Cruzola Kate Shell
( ~, Woods Fitzgerald, Cesario. Myrtle
Marion. Nava also ran.
Sccoud-onc mile-Prince Conroad,
10. GiartwelD, > to >, even. TO 2.
first; Dave Montgomery, 1917 tStirling),
to /. 3 TO l, TO :, second; Alice
! Teresa. 100 tMiris). 80 to |. II TO !, 6
10 !, third Time, :53 80. Mike Don
lin, Leigh, Lady Innocence, Sleepland
Augustus iieinzc also ran.
Third-ive furlongs Beckham,
100 tActon), , to !, . to /, 4 to ), first:
Moscowa, 100 (Rice), . to !, to ., 2
to ). second; Fred T., 81 UIenry), IL
TO l, L TO I. . to /. third. Time. 1907 So
Make Good, Frokendale, kangaroo. Him :
var Lass, Avocado, Tutor also ran.
Fourtli-siN furlongs-Luke Mae, 40
loa MotU, 10 to |. to |. to ;, sec
oud: stolen Ante l0I (iross), TO j..
> 10 |, TO To-, third Time, l:2l. kath
arnc c.. Coming Tower. Smuggler
Dismiss also ran.
Fifth-hve and a half furlongs
tie Belle, 10 (Ormes). To ., to ). 7
to 3, first; FRAGILE. lo7 (Robbnsl. 90
TO |, to |, 10 l, second; Andrew
o'Day. LOG tClarkl. S TO |, to 1, even,
third. Time, 1913 SO. Orimar Lad,
| Any Time. Judge Denton II. also ran.
SiXth-sercn furiongs - Bermudian.
10a NartwelD, to ., | to ., 1 to j..
first: Clark NJ. ll5 U.oftus). . to /. I
10 10. TO .. second; Al Norwood, i04
! t'ezandon). ! TO !. even. to ,, third
| Time, IA As. Henry Walbank, Phyl-
lis Antoinette. Fitzgerald also ran.
To-Dny's Card.
First race-selling, four-y year olds
and UP, five and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fitzgerald. Moot's Pride. Miss Edith,
io6 Woof. 1o7; Jack Nolan, I.ehigh.
los; Renwar, Prospero Lad. 100: ii
| Terror, III; Sweet Bait. 112: Hoising
ton. 1l3: Charles Goetz. li3; Billy
Barnes. ll6.
Second-purse, three-year- maid :
ems, five and half furlongs--I.a Colon
drina. 10: Edna H., Shorthand, Lred T.,
Alec, Breczer, Merry Twinkle. 1I2.
rhird-selling four-year- olds and up,
hve and half furlongs-Julia Lyons.
lds; Coma, lo7: Parcel Post, 1O7: OBJ
lvion. los; Bertha Weaver Cruzola.
Ill; Cesario, Lescar. 49,
Fourth--selling, three-ye -olds and
up, seven furlonSs-Asa Herndon, 81:
Belcolore. 90; Xinkand. Waycring, 1903:
Andrew O'Day, 104; Thistle Belle, l06;
! Rose O'Neil Acumen, Bob Lynch, IOs;
Mercurium, ia.
Fifth-selling, four-year- olds and up,
1--WE and half furiongs-Jenne Craw-
ment. 100; Cordova, Zenotek, E!ma,
III: Sheriff Foley. 113: Ancestors, lie.
SiXth--selling, four-year-olds and up,
one mile-Ienry Walhank, %; Her
'muda, Fitzgerald AZ; Bonanza, VIOLA
day. Jr,, l02.
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Business OF far more than usual i'm
portance VIII he discussed at the an
nual meeting OF the National Lawn
Tennis Association I'm this city on Fri
day. The question as tn the advisable
ity Of challenging Australasia for the
Davis cup during 1915 and the award
ing Of the national championship
tournament will occupy the attention
OF the delegates for two or three days.
The supporters of Newport and New
York are wRginH a hot campnipn for
the privilege Of Staging the all-comers
tourney. With the selection of n club
for the annual title play, the Davis
cup situation will be carefully con.
sidered.
Under ordinary conditions there
would be no question as TO the proba :.
blity OF issuing challenge for the
worlds team championship trophy wo,
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ADJUSTMENTS

apprentice claimed.
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Ta-Day's Card.
No racing to-day.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-04-01
Pure Imp. Olive OIL II

Csc half pint measure Pom
peian Olive Oil, our price. -. .21c
soc one pint Pompeian
Olive Oil, our price. .41c
$1.00 one quart Pompeian
Olive Oil. our price. sic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-20
THREE NEGRO WOMEN
 LAMBAST BLACK MAN
Male is Alleged to Have Started
 Something He' Couldn't Finish. All in Jail.

Mary Green, Pauline Green, her daughter, Bertha Perkins of Little Rock, another daughter, and M. .I. Hall, all negroes, we're committed to the county jail yesterday by Justice of the Peace J. A. Frazier, to await preliminary examination on charges c1 assault to. kill. The quartet of blacks was arrested yesterday < by Deputy Sheriff J. l.. l1cBuinett.' .i;;, :,
 tH2ll is tenant :on "a place owned by Dewitt Hope. about five! miles scush Of town, and Mary Grsen has been cooking and Keeping house for hl1l The woman alleges that Thurs day she asked Hall for money he owes her, and he began beating her. Her daughter, Bertha Perkins, went to her aid, and was cut over the eye by Hall. The Perkins woman struck Hall cn the head with the butt end of an axe, while Pauline Green beat him with stick of stovewood.
 Deputy Sheriff McBurnett is in vestigating into a statementmade to him by one of the women, that Hall is wanted at Camden for killing a white man about two years ago.