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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

nifty and Harry Howell to Baltimore
Fielder Jones to Chicago; Joe Jaeger to
Detroit; John Anderson to Milwaukee-S
more ADRIAN Joss S John ne P ao 20 sSs
Eugene Wright to Cleveland; Tom DAILY
to Chicago; Jim Mcclure TO Detroit-7.
199-Wtld BIZ Donovan, Frank Kitson
TO Detroit; Billy Keller to New York;
Charley Farrell to Boston, Jay Hughes
to Seattle; e. John Newton to Los An
geles; Charles Irwin to San Francisco;
Lefty Davis to st lou Louis-S'
19Ol--Ciark Griffith, Jim Callahan, Sam
Mertes, Roy Patterson to Chicago; Bill
Bradley, John A. Mccarthy to Cleveland
iso2-David Jones, Barry Mccormick to
81. Louis: Fred r. Hartzel Ed CRUDE >
Weddell to Philadelphia: Danny Green to
Chicsgo; Tom Hughes to Baltimore-e.
isOS-None' p,,,.nn.~n
190l-Jimmy Williams to Baltimore; Fred
Ely and Harry Smith to Philadelphia--3
1902-Jack OConnor to New York;.
lmS-Jack Chesbro. Jesse I'annehin,
William C'Widow') Conroy to New York
Cincinnati.
1901-Erve Beck, Edward Scott to Cieve.
land; Bob Wood to Chicago; James Bar
rett 70 Detroit; Phil Geier TO Philadel-
phia; Hobe Ferris to Boston; George Robe
l902-Dick Harley to Detrolt-I.
l903-Sam Crawford to Detroit-1
st. Louis.
1901-John j. McGraw, wilbort Robin
son, Billy Keister. Mike Donlin to Bal.
umore; Denton ("Y'D Young, Louis
Criger, Oeee SchreckenRost to Boston;
Fred Buelow to Detroit-S
1902-Rhody Wallace, Jesse BurlSett
Dick Padden. Emmett Heidrick, John
Powell, William Sudhof, Charles w
cJack') Harper to st. Louis; Dan Nc
Cam 70 Baltimore-S
190s-None. "'-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
Players Who Brodied When
American League Was Born

The present conflict between the forces
OF Organized ball and the Federal league
have brought back vivid "reminiscences Of
the big war in 1901. 1902 ana 1903. when
Ban johnson brought the American
list of the players who jumped from the
National league 10 the johnson loop dur
ing those turbulent times:
New York. KS,
& 19Oi-Plnk Hawley, Frank Sparks. Virgil
Winnie Mercer, Mike Grady and william
Carrick 10 Washington; j. b. ('Sy') Sey-
mour to Baltimore; William ('Kid'O
Gleason TO Detroit-s,
Chicago; Jack Warner and Charley Hick-
man to Boston; Albert Selbach To Baltt-
more; Luther (''Dummy'D Taylor to
iscs-christy Mathewson, Frank Bow
erman and Roger Denzer to st. Louis-2
-ti.sst:, Philadelphia.
19O1-Chic Frazer. Nap Laj0le, Wiley
Pat, William Bernard and Joe Dolan TO
Philadelphia; Joe Sullivan to Chicago-6.
Al orth and John Townsend to Washing
ton; Monte Cross, Elmer Flick and Will
lam j. Duggleby TO Philadelphia; Frank
(''Red') Donahue and Bill Douglass TO
ST. Louis; Ed Mcfarland to Chicago-10.
19C3-Guy Harris White to Chicago-1.
Boston.
190l-Chic Stahl. John Freeman. James
Collins and Il. NJ. Lewis TO Boston; Hugh
Duffy 10 Milwaukee; Catcher Bill Clark
10 Washington; Catcher Bill Sullivan TO
Chicago Vic Willis TO PhilRdelphia--S
1902-Bin Dinneen to BOSTON,
1903-Herman Long to New York; El-
gene Demontreyille to Washington--2,
brooklyn.
190l--Isave Cross, Dave Fultz, Morris
Steelman 10 Philadelphia; Joe McGin-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
White SOx to Help
Open Worlds Fair

CHICAGO; Jan So-rhs Chicago Amer
lean league base ball team will be a fea-
ture OF the opening of the Panama-Pa-
eific International exposition 1T San
Francisco. February 20.
A special request in the form of per
sonal telegram to President Charles A.
comiskey today came from President G.
c. Moore OF the exposition. The message
asked that the date OF the beginning OF
the base balls teams spring training trip
be advanced two days.
Comiskey received the telegram in the
morning and tonight all arrangements for
the departure Of the entire party Feb
rpary IS. instead OF February IS. had been
completed. Much OF the training will be
done at Paso Robes. according to present
plans OF Comiskey
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
DEAL SIGNS WITH
ST. LOUIS FEDERALS
Third Baseman Of Boston Braves
Goes to Independent 0rgani-
cation Club.
GILMORE BUSY ON MINOR DEAL

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-President ]. A.
Gilmore of the Federal league arrived
here from Chicago today to attend
meeting of base ball club owners and
other interested persons in New England.
which will be held at New Haven tomor-
row to establish a Federal minor league
He explained that the Federal league
was not going to finance the new associa-
ton, but said the Federal league clubs
which released players to the minor body
would pay the difference between the
salaries paid by the minor clubs~And the
amount called for in the contracts of
these players with the Federal league SO
that the player would not suffer financial
loss.
Mr.. sGilmore announced that Charles
Deal, third baseman OF the Boston worlds
champion National league team, had
signed a two-year contract TO play with
the st. Louis Federals.
DiaaErees over salary,
BOSTON, Jan. 30-Charlie Deal who
won fame in the world series. last fall. by
stepping into the breach at third base
after Smith was injured, Jumped to the
Federal league today because OF a disa-
greement over salary. Manager Stallings
set the price he thought Deal Yves worth
and President Gaffney said he would not
increase it. 1t was understood Deal was
told every club in the National league
had waived claim TO his services.
The case of Leslie Mann. outfielder, is
similar 70 that OF Deal. He is dissatis-
fled with a proposed increase in salary.
and a few days ago told President Gaff-
ney he would Join the Federals.
Won't Weaken Team. 5
MACON. Ga, Jan. ao-The loss of
Charlie Deal. the Boston Braves third
baseman. reported 10 have signed with the
Federal league. will not weaken the team
George t. stallings. manager. said here
tonight.
I'VE offered Deal a new contract on the
same terms under which he played last
year" said Stallings. "It was optional
with him whether he would continue with
us or join the Federals."
Stallings asserted that Leslie Mann, the
outfelder, was the only player now who
had not signed a new contract.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
COTNER KEEPS ON WINNING
Defeats University of Omaha Basket
Ball Five, Thirty to
Fifteen.
GROWS ROUGH NEAR FINISH

BETHANY, Neb,, Jan. sO.--Cspeclal.) y
telegram 1.-THE Cotner university basket
ball five continued its winning streak
this evening when they defeated the Uni
versity of Omaha. 30 to Is.
The visitors from the metropolis were
first to score on a foul goal by Ernst
Adams soon followed with a counter from
midfloor and from then on they main
tanned the lead until just before the
whistle sounded for the half, Cotner maxi
Ing two goals from the field.
The second half was much rougher. the
visitors making several fouls which the
Bull Dogs took advantage OF in increas-
Ing their total .Burkenroad got his only
goal OF the game from the center OF the
field during the last minutes OF the game.
This makes the third straight victory for
the local five. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
OMAHA ASKS 1915 WESTERN
Country Club Has Already Put in a
h Bid for Tourney Lost for
This Year.
WILL HOLD STATE HERE NOW

The Omaha Country club has put in APP
plieation for the Western Amateur Golf
tournament 10 1915 The Country club
put In a bid for the 1916 event. but lost
to the AIayfleid club OF Cleveland. SO 10
get good start on 1910 bid was put In
as soon as the 1916 was awarded to the
Ohio club.
But right on tho heels OF the Omaha
application. Glenn Echo club OF 81 Louis.
which was also In tho field for the 1918
tournament. asked for tho 1916 event as
did a Los Angeles club and Minneapolis
asked for 1917
The fight viii simmer down 70 ST. Louis
aud Omaha clubs as Los Angeles Is too
far away. The Glenn Echo club at the
last moment withdrew its bid for the
1915 affair and transferred its votes to
the Cleveland club with the understand
ing that the Clevoianders boost for st.
Louis for 1915 This was promised and
abe Omaha club II IN for another hot
fight However, n. c. Peters. president
Of the club. and w. ]. Boye are I'M
daunted and expect 20 run tho Nilsson
rians a close race.
Omaha lost its chance TO bring the
Trans Mississippi here when 1t requested
the Western The time for entrances OF
bids has lapsed and tho Omaha club aid
not get In.
Thus the only tournament Omaha may
hold In 1915 Is the state tournament. which
was tentatively promised 10 the Lincoln
Country club. Now. however. as Omaha
loses out the state win probably revert
to Omaha as Omaha is the leading city
In the state from the golfers viewpoint
and should at least have one tournament
Also Omaha golfers alone would make
the success OF state tourney and the
Omaha men are not disposed to spend a
whole week IN lincoln as they viii NOT
have a tourney here
LAncOln' viii probably not ask for the
event under the existing conditions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
BOXING BILL MEETS FAVOR
Gene Melady Receives Scores Of
Letters of Allegiance from
Out in State.
ANOTHER MINISTER FOR IT

Gene Melady. sponsor for the proposed
bill to legalize boxing In. Nebraska I'M
der commission rule, is becoming more
and more optimistic every day over
the prospects for passage, Of the bill.
Mr.. Melady has received scores of let
tiers from prominent business men. pro.
fessional men and even clergymen
throughput the state, congratuIating him
on his bill and declaring their allegiance.
Many have written that they have sent
petitions to their Representatives in the
LEGISLATURE urging them to vote for the
bill.
Melady declares that it will be mis-
fortune to the state IL the bill fails of
passage. THE purpose of introduction"
says Mr.. Melady lis to eliminate these
barn fights. which have been promoted
promiscuously about the state since
prize fights were declared Illegal A
prize fight is not desirable in any COM
munity and these barn fights are t. say
the least disgusting. Boxing exhibitions
are entirely different IL a good reliable
commission Is appointed and the element
Of graft is in every way eliminated.
None but accepted business men may
promote fights under q commission and
everything must he open and above
board. Crooked fights, fakes and shell
games to trim the public will not be
countenanced." ''d
Minister FaVOrs Bill.
Mr.. Melady has received a letter from
DIR. Robert l.. Wheeler Of the First
IPresbyterian church Of South Omaha, in
which DR.. Wheeler gives a strong recon-
mendation for the bill. DR.. Wheeler also
takes a neat rap at the persons who op-
pose the passage of the bill, declaring
their motive is merely selfish and they
do not, want others TO. enjoy the, pleasure
attending boxing exhibitions.
The letter lie as follows.
Have hastily examined your proposed
bill to create State Athletic commits
sion for Nebraska. and the provisions
included noted. The purpose is clear, in
that this bill seeks to eliminate the law
breakers. and undesirable element of
our social life in these athletic contests,
and to place these exhibitions OF physi-
cal prowess on sane. safe and scientific
lines. Some Of our pioneer fathers 81
New England forbade bear-baiting. not
because they sympathized with the bear.
but because they did not like to sec the
crowd enjoy themselves. SO some will
oppose your bill for similar reasons.
Your bill with its legal provisions. rules
and regulations and protection OF society
from the undesirable, is commendable.
| VERY truly yours.
| "ROBERT L. WHEELER, d. D."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
BENNINGTON COYOTES
TAKE TO TALL TIMBER

A number of Omaha hunters win go
TO Bennington sunday morning to join in
z local coyote drive. The herds and
flOcks OF that rural vicinity have been
pestered OF late by ravages OF latter day
representatives OF the wolf tribe, whose
numbers Il is planned TO diminish. The
roundup win start between and . o'clock
Sunday morning. the finish Of the drive
and the xiii taking place between II and
y o'clock in pasture Of the Summer
HIN farm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

TARKIO. Mo-, Jan. D.-(speclal Tele-
gram. 1.-The Tarkio college basket ball
team defeated the Wesleyan team here
in g fast game OF basket ball tonight -
ing the first half and Tarl<io aInassed
tWenty-eight, points while Wesleyan col
lected seven. The game was even during
the last half. Wesleyan played on the
defensive and scored thirteen points while
Tarkio scored fifteen. The final outcome
WAS never In doubt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
sIdner Forfeit. Game.

ALLIANCE, Neb., Jan. S0.-(Special. >
Alliance High school won from Sidney
High school team here last night In a
fifteen-minute game OF basket ball. Sid
ney FORGETTING the game on account OF a
crippled player and wanting TO substitute.
The score was 70 /. a preliminary game
and a team from Gering, Neb.. Alliance
winning, "A TO e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
Hastings College
0utplays Kearney

HASTINGS. Neb.. Jan. so.-(speclaI Tel
egram.) -Hastings college defeated Kear-
ney- Normal. - TO Q. in the opening OF the
college basket ball sseason tonight.
Hastings exeelled IN team work. but dis
played weakness In basket throwing.
Cook ana Prince gOt most Of the goals
for Hastings. while Kearney's scores were
made by Shields. The lineup:
A s.lIArl..l IN. -.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

Portland OF the Coasf league has traded
Buddy Ryan, former fence busting out
fielder. TO salt Lake for Roy Moran.
thinks that in the high altitude or he
Utah city Ryan will resume his fence
Breaking stunts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

enroad. 1; Strain 2; Lemon, 9; Gardner.
l: Palmeter. 4: Darner. g. Foul goals:
Burkenroad. ); Ernst, 9; Strain, s. Sub
sututes: Darner for Lemon, Bruce for
Ernst Referee: White. r ~,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

Davenport of the Three-I league has
stened a semi-pro first baseman named
Jack Benn. who has attracted attention
around his home town OF Peoria for q
couple OF seasons by his good WORK.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
panialcE aGalrenan sIrnea.

The Providence International league
club has signed Dominick Murenan. a
left-handod pitcher. who was with the
Boston Americans for a time last year
and also with Syracuse
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
shean Tor BIr Jon.

A Providence dispatch states that In
fielder Dave Shean will be chosen as
manager OF the Providence International
league team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

The Hamilton club OF the Canadian
league announced 20 its stockholders that
there was q deficit OF over 5000 during
the last season. The board OF directors
was reelected, with Frank Cloxe and
Alexander Bailantyne added. President
Garthwaite was reelected also. with Con-
tr0ller Copper, vice president; Ed Frid,
secretary, and A. N. Ewing, treasurer.
Rent room Quick With 4 Bee want Al.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
KEARNEY


Bob Wicker. who viii attempt 70 come
back as manager OF the Spokane North
western league team. Is to become a part
owner OF the club. getting a One-fOorth
interest, II Is said. for 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

GENFiVA. Neb,, jan S0-(speciALl-.A
basket hall game between Geneva ana
Wilber last night was won by Geneva.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

The Brooklyn club has released Pitchers
John Enkmann and Nillum AZ. Steele 20
the NeWagk club OF the International
league
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
An Peacefal Agaia.

For the first time this season things
are running smoothly IN the Commercial
league When this organization had
been launched but few weeks the Ne
brsska Telephone nippers dropped out
followed IN fortnight by the First Ma
tionai Bank. Both these vacancies have
been recently filled by the Creighton
Laws and quintet sailing under the
eognomen OF the Clearing House The
addition OF these teams has made IL pos
sibe 10 play out the regular schedule.
The Church league b stim running
along. with the First Christians topping
the ladder. That the Christians have a
firm hold ON their position is indicated by
the overwhelming scores that they piled
up against their opponents last week.
Only one quintet In the league seems 10
bother the Christians 20 any extent and
the leaders expect 20 lay them low Al
their scheduled meet Saturday ovenlns.
The rapid climb OF the Hanseom PARK
team has been rather Remarkable IN the
last few weeks. Since losing to the First
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

Just who's who IN local basket ball
circles viii be decided Thursday evening
NJ the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion when the undefeased Oiarks and
Townsends OF the Tri-city league clash.
That this viii be the biggest local game
OF the season is easily seen as the victor
OF the melee will practically have the rri-
City league championshlp oinehed.
Both fives are about equally matched
ss TO weight and experiences. SO far each
quintet has made the rounds Of the Tri-
City league. having defeated every mem
her OF that organization.
Physical Director Maxwell OF the
Young Mems Christian association viii
act as referee. and with him as chief
Rrblter fans are assured that the game
viii be decided strictly on is merits
A rattling preliminary between the
Omaha High school and the Council
1 Bluffs vouns Meme Christian association
viii be staged at 1850. while the maiT
event viii start at =. sharp. As the teams
OF all the leagues have incurred a mum.
Der Of small expenses for the rent OF the
University of Omaha gymnasium and pas
for officials. etc. Il has been decided q
charge an admission OF Is cents for thii
game. AS this viii probably be the onl,
charge game in the TRICKY league. II Il
expected that an overwhelming turnout
will be on hand. 80 as 10 take care O
a large crowd chairs and benches VII
be placed all about the edges OF TN
gymnasium. thus assuring seats fo
everyone.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31
stanaInE % the Leaaue Team..


WheFo thy FIny THE Wetks
aSaInss chnrch ~ tba H eoyensSt na Tness
day at 1880, and Kountze Memorials
AGAINST South Omaha Baptists at $50 at
University OF Omaha gymnasium
Commercial LeaEuo--Omaha National
Bank against Creighton Law, Thursday
at 800 at Young Meme Christian ascot
alton Omaha High School Seconds
at Young Mems Christian association.
Tri-City League = Beilevue College
against Pirates. Tuesday at 1850 and Swift
A. Co, against Nebraska school for the
Deaf at $50 at Young Mems Christian
association. Omaha High school against
Council Bluffs Young Mems Christian
association, Thursday at 1880 and Clarks
against TownHends at $50 at Young
Mems Christian association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

The Rasah's Faistaffs sunk a Toes one
~ the Gate City league
schoenman has signed with the I<rue's
LuNua Team In the Omaha league
hill Learn.s 81 total last week makes
UP Tor the sla he rolled the week before.
Joe Weeks and Durkee are the hesvx
men on the Midland Glass and Paint
The Moose club team couldn't hit their
s ~ -, tuesday night ana lost three to
xI.npolInan suu belongs 10 the so
snowf Another big one In the Booster
~ winnlng three from tho Eagles The
Brodegaard Crowns still hold their lead
IN the Commercial league.
While here. Miss Birdie Kern. the cham
pIon woman bowler. Is being entertained
by one % tho local women's bowling or.
aanIkatiuns.
The steam Koals by defeating the
Marble Tops three straight are tied witt
the copcgetes for first place An the Sun,
deGaud league.
I'iEz had his picture taken last woel,
when he wasn't wearing thar red s'tndinn'
sweater. There VIII be large demand
Tho Bureess Mash stor. xvnl send A,
crack team 10 the international tourns.
Incnt az Minneapolis. February - and g
are the dates set Tor their series.
lack Weich ~ one Of Omahas leadlna
boosters Of ne tenpin game. lie was IN.
es,ran'e,t,el ~ ne formetion OF both tht
S1cle Saup. the Powell supply star. an,
prominent IN local amateur haae bal
irries d the SEINE IN bowling a. ne 4
lp hall game. he never STRIKES out
cnlsba honlers viii be pleased 10 hea
that ne kr0es LnNus team has ,5oine
ale parade and VIII be seen Al the Amerl
ean Bowling eongress tonFnament A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

Christians. the Parkers have been shoot
ing up the toboggan rapidly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

"RoBERT L. wHEElER, D. D.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-31

Rent room quiek wlth 8 Be Want Al ]
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-13

Mrs. Sarah }. NmedIey Passes Away
al Ripe Old Age Of 30 Years

Last Wednesday morning
about $50 O'Clock. Mrs. Sarah
}. Smedley, one Of the early day
settlers IN the county passed
away at the advanced age OF 90
years. , months and - days.
The deceased lady was born in
Bridgeport, Conn, May 20, 1926
She came west to Milwaukee
1890 and was married to the late
Col. A. b. Smedley in MilWau-
kee in 1868, and the family later
moved to Cresco, Iowa where
they lived for mum Der of years
and Mrs. Smedley in 1881 follow
ed her, late husband to this
city, the latter having taken
government land just northwest
of town. Following the death
Of her husband about fifteen
years ago, she moved from the
farm into Milbank, where she
has since continuously resided.
y Ieli a y Cdi VI So ago. SilC llotQ
enjoyed excellent health, and
could frequently be seen on the
up town streets taking her daily
walk, and even until within the
past three months she had been
able to be out in the home yard,
but since then had been confined
to her room, and had been grad
ually losing consciousness Of
her surroundings, until the end
CAME. The deceased was a
kindly hearted woman and will
be remembered by the many
friends who had known her in
the past years. She is survived
by a son Mr.. A. B. Smedley,
now living at Dodge Center,
Minn , a daughter. Mrs. j. c..
Drake, of Tacoma, Wash. and a
step-son, Clinton Smedley of
this city.
The funeral services will be
held at the home this (Friday)
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-13
4 GrOwing Country

J. w. Guest, the schoc' teach
er in speaking Of the item in
last weeks paper in reference
to the good sized family Of CIV,
Martens, says that city FOLKS
may think they are doing we'll
with a family Of eleven or twelve,
but you haye to get out in the
sunshine and breeze Of the
prairie to find the real thing in
family groups, and the school
teacher is constantly running
across them. Mr.. Guest re-
ferred us to Gus. Meilitz who
lives out near. Mount Tom,
where he taught school short
time ago There are thirteen
children in the Meilltz family,
and ten of them were in the
habit Of driving to school in the
same wagon, the others not be-
ing of school age.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-08-13
FALL CELEBRATION
Milbank viii Hold Harvest Fete
October 7th- Sth-3th

AT a meeting of the CONNER
cial CLUB Wednesday afternoon
1t was decided to have a three
days celebration on the dates
given above, A committee re-
Gently secured subscriptions
from the merchants and business
men Of the city amounting to
nearly a thousand dollars for
some kind Of celebration this
fall, and at the meeting Wednes-
day the following committee was
selected to take charge Of the
affair, appoint sub-com mittees
and arrange all the details for a
big three days fall celebra tion, in
which a big bar becue Of a roas ted
OK will be one of the features,
and another will be a water
melon Day; wild west riding,
and some other big attractions
the com mlttees are seeking to
engage, together with street
sports and possibly ball games.
Get ready to come to Milbank for
this affair, as it promises to be a
big thing. A full program will
be given later as the attractions
are secured for certainty.