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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
ELECTION DAY AT FORDHAM.
Rnn on F~ratcrnitics Sure ~ Ca
Lively Time.

The annual Fordham A. a. election 10
choose assistant managers for the vari-
GUS sports will he held In the auditorium
on the Fordham campus this afternoon.
No basketball candidates have been APP
pointed TO run for office, and II looks as
" the rumor that basketball IL about TO
he abolished at Fordham II being ron
frned IN fact N not In word. There II
no candidate for the crew. az this de-
partment will have It's manag APP
pointed by the faculty director. the
students not voting.
There promises to he plenty ~ ex-
element at the elections. as every can
didate who In elected must pledge his
word OF honor that lie II not AFFILIATED
In n way with "a fraternity. Several
or the candidates who were considered
to have the elections we'll In hand were
informed yesterday that the ban had
been placed upon their names by the
director OF athletics because they were
members OF Fordham societies.
The matter of electing n trio Of can
didates for the assistant m~anagershlp
OF baseball instead of a single manager
Will he decided. IA will the ruling about
awarding the crew n definite place and
rank In the constitution OF the athletic
association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

Mrs NJ Gardner. Hacksnsnck. III: Mrs.
Henry Rlurenthsl. Fairview. ia.
Third Slxtecn-hrs. a. g. sumner. Mas
sau. ia Mrs. n. q. Smith. Montclair. 1it:
MIS- sidney Wei. Fnlrview. ~; Miss
Pfckhardt, EnElewood. ia: Mrs. q. A.
Mayer. Wykngyi. li5: Mrs. william hill
.-rs. Dunwoodis. lij; Mrs u. II. smalloy.
Apawamis. ltG; Mrs. T. Nelson. Hackcn-
SACK. III. Mrs. 4. ~ Holden. Essex County.
III, Miss l.. Schenrcr. Essex County. IFS:
Mrs. g p tehelacker, .Hsckensack. 49,;
Mrs. J." l. Blake. Crawford, li9. Mrs. r. s.
BENJAMIN. Century. 100. Mrs. r. A. Potts.
Lakewood, 100. Miss Page SchwartzwaeI-
Haworth, l23.
Fourth SiSteen-Mrs V. c. Bayer, Cen
tury. i:S. Miss J. Alexander. rux.dn. Isa;
Mrs e. l.. Grcenhall. HOLLYWOOD, i?i: Mrs.
W. 3. kinnear. Sleepy Hollow. l2i: Mrs
" = Marvel. westheld. 1876. Miss Grace
Wood, Englewood. l2S. Mrs. r VI shaw.
EnElewood. i2y: Miss n Holmes, wee
Rurn, lal Mrs. I. II. Eetcham. Fox Hills.
isi; Mrs. ". r Fairchiid. Knollv God. 1873.
Mrs. W. u. Monat, Arcola. i32; Mrs. :. y.
wager. Haworth, 1874 Miss @ Carhart,
Greenwich. lSi Mrs. W. e. HAYWARD. En-
glcwood. l55 Mrs. G. y Lawrence, Plain
neld. 1876: Miss Ethel spears. Morris
County. 1875.
Other scores-Mrs w. H. cane. Arcola.
iSs. Mrs. e. ;. Wsterhousc. Hackensack,
1872 Miss NJ II. Howe sleepy Hollow, ice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.

First Race-purs"; three-year-old MILES:
six furlongs-Amazon. l0I 'Goosei. $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50. won; Mallsrd, lo2 ,Nee-
tGarner', ss.9o, third. Time. 1:l7 AS.
Commauretrs, Alkanet. DlslliusIon. Twi-
light. Chitra. September Morn and Aunt
Second R~ace-Purse; maiden two-yrar.
olds. colts and geldings; four and n half
f@r~,o.s.ooJohn !,. Ia Mott, 80 g. 90
$50 and tt.9o, second: ingot, ~ MAR
I'm. 1890, third Time 0:5!:-5 Amulet.
welcs ana Zig To DO also Mep ram . e
Third Race--Purse; three-yesr-olds and
upward; siS fur'onss-Dr Carmen. lo2
Joe. IO7 Co'BrienJ. $3.50 and q. so, second:
Cash on Delivery. III 'Neylonl. s.? 20,
third Time. las Is. oueed. Royal Tea,
Rig pipper, San Vega and undaun,ed
Fourth Rae.-Purs.; three.year-old.:
one mile and 20 ysrds..Royal H., IA
ana stars, ios tGrntryb. 1910 and s. 10,
second; Uncle Bryn 100 'Goosel, s. 90,
,hird. Time; i:t6 Psdinage. Dart Flower,
Firth Race-Purse: .ycar.ola.; four
and a half furlonss-Rlack Beauty, lO2
tottl, $3.50, $3.50 and 81, won; Important,
mina,or. los tButwolD, s,IO, third. Time.
o;56g-S. Investment. Ralph +. Aunt sal.
La Belle Brocade, Uncle VIII and Lyon
SIKH R~ac.-Pur.. $500: four.y.ar-o,a.
and up. mile and seventy yards-Mi,s
Thorpe. ioi ,~tUrquhart), straight $50,
place 81 so. show $40, won; Raoul' foi
,Otp. place 1850, show $3.50, second
Lady Panchita. 100 G.apaillcI. show 81 70,
third, Time, 1875 -. Or. DouEherty, Re
Seventh R~ace-Purse $500; four-year-
olds and up: one mile and an eighth
Marshon, III tButwelD, straight 81, place
81. 10. show 81. won; Jack K~svanaugh. iOa
tPooi), place 1850. show 81. 10. second;
Falcada- 1907 Stirling, show 81. 20. third.
Time, $50 80. Gallant Boy. Fort sum
ter, Goldy and Bank BIZ also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
ENGLISH GIRL LEADS GOLFERS.
Was Vera Ramsey WNL-s low
score IN Boston Wom~u.s vouru~y.

RosroN, May ct-M,ss Vera Ramsey
Of Surrey, England. who is spending the
summer here ana has Joined the Salem
Golf Club. led tho anh with u 81
In the qualifying rounn Of tho women's
Golf Association Of BOSTON championship
~ Brae Burn to-day. Nearly nifty
started and tho only absentee Of note
vas Mrs. w. Arnold Jackson. the ma
tional champion.
The scoring was high. only three he
sides Miss Ramsey breaking 100. They
were Miss Fannie Osgood. Miss +. n.
Mccarthy aud Miss Margaret Curtis,
the present lille holder. Others to
qualify In the championship division
were Mrs. -. W. Roopc. Mrs. Alcxan-
der McGrcEor. Mrs. T. A. Fletcher, Mrs.
j.. O. Davis. Mrs T.. W. Daley. Miss
Anne Mason. Miss Harriet Curtis, Miss
Edith stevens, Miss Louisa Wells. Miss
G L. Duncan. Mis- :. T.. Evans and
Miss Dorothy Crosby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
W00DBINE RACING RESULTS.

olds an9 Upward $500 sddsS; six far'ons,
mont. 10. j. Xcton'' place ,a'so' show
ZIP s.Cond;, Ida Claire iot 'schYt,in-
Gnyle. Black Broom, Ksydero.eros. The
Busy Body, Guilty Hunk. Marian, videt
Second Race-Goodw wood Plate; three
ysar-o,dsi tcalea IN Canada; $500 added;
son. arm 'nso, ioI P' ss..v: sssSi shay hfs:. ,sd1S,.
ssHnSoT mso' .ssSUndi Copper kins, no
w Nfisi "f Raa.no ram" Teo Mr:' c I'M; ! = a
Colleen and Old Pop also ran,
9lds; $1,000 added; four anaeA half furL
iGnF rso, s% n III .sSrss6; entry.
rom ElwarS, III Riee. , "sSsrs eD, second sSs;
,sirs Time IN 10 c:ss Mog5 q s,,, 'S s'm mo SS.'
KIns Tuscan and B'lums also ran. summons
Fourth Race-woods.ock Plate; q 5000
s a. ,hGr sn%sn r.. mil, md an
e'iinSHai ay my liz Poo Sosia:ss:in 'n'r place e. , TGG;
show $50, second: Hoxer. l22 tcolemsni,
inS% 's vaIa. .A' Rsl,sn T,". ana ias as ny
burg also ran.
Firm .Race-Athol steepiechase: 1900
added: four'year-olds and upward: sell.
Ing; about two miles--Garter. 1t6 CRoylc1,
won; Young Morpheus. IE 81. williams,
place 1910, show t2sO. second; 100
TTinme.' asa s.S. B%asoh.nnaass.~ Lao snei ah an1
The African also ran.
Sixth Race-oueen's Hotel Handicap:
5000 added; one milo and seventy yards
out. won: Fountain Fay. 100 (ciaver),
place nut, second, Privet Petal. l05
'smythl, third. Time. i;to. Only three
starters.
added. three year-olds ana upward; allies
and mares; six ~furlongs-Psn zsretta, I23
1880, won; Recoil. iiS tCiavsrD, plars
80. show fc7o, second; Shyness, Io3
tMcAtee). show 33to. third. Time, 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
MRS. vANDERBECK IS MEDALIsT
Leads Philadelphia women In
Qu~0lifyIur ROuud for TttIc

FHiiADgLrHrA. May 2i-Mrs. Clar-
ence II. Nardcrbeck OF the Philadelphia
Cricket Club won the medal for the low
score in the qualifying round Of the
annual individual championship tour
ney OF the wonen's Golf Association OF
Philadelphia to-day on her home course.
Her score was 80. A drizzling rain and
dark threatening clouds made conditions
anything but ideal for golf. yet seventy
women swung their clubs through the
rain and mud.
Mrs. Ronald r. Barlow finished with
an. and Miss Mildred Gray OF the rhra-
delphia Cricket club took mira ,aare.
with n ~. Mrs. caleb Fox was fourth.
with az. ana Mrs. T.. II. fttler and Miss
Eleanor r. Chandler tied for NTH place,
with - apiece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Hedley and - - Martin. sal. IS
NASSAU ANNOUNCES PLANS.
Invitation Tourney VIII Ne Held
at Glen Cove Next Month.

The Nassau Country club has sen;
out the announcements OF It's invitation
tournament which IL to be held IN June
II. IS and 10. BY that time the new
holes on the Nassau course will he In
use and the visitors will I'M the links
a better test Of golf thar ever.
-Four siNteens have been provided for.
and there will he others II the size OF
the field warrants IL. The qualifying
round and all match rounds will be al
eighteen holes. and on Saturday. june
~. there will be the usual hardicap.
Entries for the tournament should bc
sent TO w Eugene klmball. secretary.
Nassau Country club. Glen Cove. n. Y.
and should be in his hands before I
i. NJ. on Tuesday. June u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

In three boxing bouts at local clubs
Yesterday k~nockouts ended the boxing
before the spectators had time to GO,
well settled In their seats. At the Van.
derh.lt \. G Young Hicks Knocked. ou,
DICK Fowler In tho third round at The
Military \. g Eddie Cook met a stint.
lar fate NJ the hands OF KID Taylor in
the second round. and at tho Nroad-
way sporting club Maxey Marks re-
CURED only one and one half rounds IN
drop Happy Rickar to the floor for an
Indefinite period which exceeded tho
referees count Of ten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
To Play for Metropolitan Title.

The annual tournament for the mems
Metropolitan lawn tennis championship
Will begin on the courts Of the Bronx
willie Athletic Association. Bronxvllle.
N. v, on Saturday. June ~. and will
continue throughout the week. For a
number OF years this tournament has
been held at the West Side Tennis Club.
but because the national championship Is
being held at that club this year It was
thought advisable to hold the Metro
polltan tourney elsewhere. The title
was won last year by Robert Lindley
Murray of California.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

BAYoNSE. y. j.. May 2t.-Acting
Police Chief Griffin to-niGh. put the lid
on the boxing game in this city when
he stopped the weekly exhibitions OF the
Bayonne Sporting club on First street.
where Manager Phil Daily had six bouts
scheduled. \ big crowd OF fans was
disappointed. The club has been rom
quoting shows FOR six months. and Grif-
fms action was prompted by complaints
from citizens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
C~arrigan suspcnds Leonard.

ST. LOUIS, May 24-Manager Bill
Carrigan of the Boston Red Sox has
suspended Dutch Leonard. his star
southpaw. for alleged violation OF train
ing rules. The suspension OF Leonard
lends color TO the rumors that had been
floating around for some weeks that dis
sension Is partly to bla me for the poor
showing OF the Hub team 10 date. In
fact 1t ls believed that the trouble which
split the team into factions during the
1912 worlds series against the Giants
has not been entirely eradlcatcd yet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

Fordham nine begins Its last week OF
ame to-day. when Villarova plays on
Fordham Field. The visiting pennsyl-
vanians are playing giraffe ball, go the
Maroon varsity will take no chances and
Joe Martin may pitch. The University
OF Vermont Will he played OH the Ma
room field tomorrow and Columbia on
Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Madden heats Fellow THURMAN.

The opening game In the turfmcn's
three cushion billiard tournament at
poyle's was played last night. Coleman
Madden Won from Henry Frantzcn hy
n score Of 20 to l6 In thirty-four innings.
The inner made n high run Of &. while
Frantzen's best effort Melted him 3.
Tonight +. Hartman will play o. Avery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Shecpshcad Ray Opening DELAYED.

Work on the Sheepshead Ray velo-
drome yesterday was stopped on ac-
count OF the inclemcnt weather, causing
a p~ostponement Of the opening scheduled
Tor Tonight, and the management has
decided 10 hold the first set OF races
next Saturday might.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Old Time Athletic star Dead.

PATERSON, y. j. May 2+-Edward W.
Morgan. 81 years old. for a long time
champion light and heavy club sWinger
of the world and Junior and intermediate
sculler Of the United States,
died late last night nj his home. 25s
Hamilton avenue. after an illness Of two
weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Ward Wins Place In Final.

In spite of tho rain one match was
played in the Harlem Lawn Tennis club
tournament at the club courts yes
tcrday. Vanderbilt Ward. who won the
Bronx county championship on sunday.
net b. NJ Phillips In this lone contest
and won in straight sets at "a. g,
thereby advancing TO tho final round.
Ward will be opposed in the trophy
round by Charles Chambers. hut the
date OF the match has not yet been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
AUTO RACE DRIVERS
AFTER THEIR CUT IN
Speedway Profits an Object for
Them to Organize to
Share In.
HYPHENATED CARS TABOO

-" '"e 'A'N OF "ore racins speeo-
ways n the big money there II In
them Cor the promoters has had 1ust
abou, tho .auo .r.., =, ~. ,as,,r
-
''''ers M the pR money yak ABOUT
baseball has had on the baseball play
ers. The automobile racing drivers have
r,,, o,n,,.., ). a,. 4. a.. az.
w. III "" Nv ro
ano althoush " was 10 be expected that
the speedway promoters and officials
would ohioc, a, ioops M - t,o Auto
n... r.L ----,.
'r''ers irouectlVe Association lac reaily
put something over.
Thirty OF the drivers VIII are en,cred
T., ,ba too r,t,. ., 49,, n....., 4.
$50 "0 n.y. "'' "e'" w
'ne hssoclation' barrey oldneld. Harry
,'raht boo thurman. Earl Cooper and
LOUIS - Ernes were chosen directors.
me drivers not only want TO protect
'heInseiNes IN the case or n a course
uNer Whl'h tney are asked 10 race. nut
'ney want 10 get In on the speedway
pronts. trbes' VINO Is the president OF
u minnesota motor speedway. II re-
ported to nave orered drivers a per-
cehtaSe OF the taklngs at his new speed
way III LOOKS IKE trouble Tor FRANK
wheeler. VINO is promoting a speedway
IN Minnesota toe.
Erpes suggested 10 the drivers ina
'neS ought 10 get n snare or the takihGs
Wien me summation triais are pelng
run. III VIII ne mat the
uisaEreemen between Harry Stutz and
apois speedway. came because Stutz
was burning mp tires on the Indianapolis
speedway, paying real money 10 have
MIS- drivers fpSt OUT tho cars and Fisher
was not only charging real money Tor
tolks VINO wished to get In to look ne
these trials but was making Stutz pay
lot ms irlends as well.
IL was not unexpected that Fisher.
VINO has invited the drivers associa-
ton 10 q conference. hould believe II
unwlse Tor the new association to at
tempt to dictate TO track owners In
financial matters.
Racing drivers" says Fisher. ARE
already the most favored Of any class
or sport professionals. The prizes they
compete for are larger than in any
other line OF sport. With speedways
being built all over the country their
chance for financial emolument Ia un-
paralleled. For this reason drivers
should he careful not to handicap the
development Of the game. but strictly
mind their own business"
the most favored of the pros" Fur
thermore. II 1t is not minding their own
business To see that they get a share
OF all this money that is TO be got from
the speedways springing up All over the
country, what In their business?
-
h American Automobile Association
has ruled out the hyphenated cars on
the course at indianapolis. For in
stance. the Burman-Peugeot IL ruled
To he a Peugeot and the Haroun
more. the A. A. A.. has ruled that the
driver. or relief driver must qualify his
car. This doesn't seem IN he as
sensible a ruling as the other, because
in theory " IL the car and not the man
which Is the important element.
The ~ \. \. has also modified tho
rule In respec: to new front axles be-
ing on racing cars two days before the
race The ruling has been changed TO
refer ia stperiuC arms snindIas mi CON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Boris KOstIcs Outwits BcIhoH,

Clever chess play or the part OF Boris
kosti $, the Hungarian international
player. marked his exhibition match
game with q. j. Beihor. who was state
champion Jointly with l.. II. Meyer two
years ago. at the rooms Of the Man.
haitian Chess Club yesterday. The for
eign master won the game. opened by
him with a Ruy Lopez. after forty-three
moves. Beihoff defended ~irregulsriy
with 3. kt-Q5 and brought his queen
carly into active play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Corridcu RcIca sed StpuIvu. ri.

BOSTON. MAY 2i-Ticd Corridor. u,il-
lty man of the cubs during rhe Ia az
three years. WAS released ~ LnuigyilIs
today. Manager Stalllurs of ihs
Braves did not appear ~ the park ~.
DAY and 1t was announced that he was
conhncd 10 his room suffering from
mastoli trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
Proctor First Haworth winner.

HAwoRrH. y. j.. May 2t-.E. II.
Proctor NOT the first handicap OF the
s"Hson at the Haror'1 Country Club
with a card Of 9t-lS. 20. There was
n tic for the second prize between c. 4.
KIDD, eS-lS. so. and l.. l.. Engle. o.
l.. "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
STWANOY ACTS AS HOSTS.
Newspaper Golfers Play In Rain ON
Mount Vernon links.

MorNT VERSION. May 2t.-The mem
hers OF the New YORK Nc vspapcr Golf
club visited the Siwaury links to-day
ana took part In u ono day tourna-
ment. Although the rain made the
scores higher than usual. the newspaper
rolfers all enjoyed the visit and ap-
prcciated to the fullest extent tho hos
pitality extended v them by the 81
wanoy club
In the four ball competition n ito
for the first prize resulted at 7s net
between III Hedley and II. V. Martin
and j. X. f1augh AMI ~. a. Hairea.
John q. Anderson won the low gross
score IN the individual competition. with
NC. ard Grartland Rice and +. II.
f1augh tied for the net prize, each
with a2-7, SIS. The Siwanoy Cotin-
try Club and Alex Smith provided
prizes for the newspape. golfers.
ihe fOur ball scores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

has been going only ono day. The
matches In II will have to be hurried
along from now ~ In order q
tho tourney finished l., next saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
DIVISION.

NJ biAV, Upper Hslf--Mrs. Irving vs.,
b. NOUNS, Mrs, Paterson VS.. Mrs. stook-
s.y hyde W. Mrs. swift, Mrs. Whit.
MIS- Morgan.
BoL"SeI Half-MIss piokhardt Va. Miss
a. ION, Mrs. Davis w. Mrs. Shoaf, Mrs.
NJ" -. Mrs. Faith. Mrs. Donohoe W.
vnS,"ni Slsteen--Mfss Louise y. Krug.
P,,s.,' 100. Mrs l.. y. F. wsnner.
40. "'niN, iosi Mrs G.. T. Russell.
IT,. 'f Miss Harriet Alexander,
ia ~, 49, Mrs. A. l.. Calm. Century.
Ga, . Morris, Piping Rock. III; Miss
/ So 'NFt".l,, f;nglewo0d. III; AIRS. w.
Essr,' hNnwoodie. III Mrs. J. A. Moore,
H,lI,,,, n''"" III Mrs .. w%impfheimsr.
BocS ~ nis Mrs =. Boyer, Piping
49, MISS Julia Dreit. Essex County, iIs;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
PRIVATE CAMP

Mr. and Mrs, Leo Mlelzln-r viii
I,rceire a. their Maine camp, during
JulN and August, a limited numh.
or boys, who will enjoy not only the
Dement'S OF a healthy outdoor life
with training In self reliance. hut
also instruction in painting. draw
lng or moi".ing and appreciation ~
art. Address DIRECTOR, Is West
5Tth ST. y. Y. CITY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

The Citizens Street Traffic Committee
IL 10 make a traffic tour OF inspection
tomorrow around the streets OF lower
New York, principally In the neighbor-
hood OF West street. to study the con-
gested conditions existing and laying tho
data collected before the city officials.
The party will meet at the Office OF
the Consolidated Gas Company, 4
Irving place. at 10:45 A. NJ. Citizens
interested are welcome.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25
CAM p AN N u NC

CAMP MEsACOsA for girls. In tho
Adirondack Lake. field and forest, II
per- supervision Of all activities Al
dress Miss LAURA SANFORD, Teachsr.
College. Columbia Univ. y. y. City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-25

In II SuN on Sunday on the auto
mobile page an interchange Of pictures
made II appear that r.. q. Baker drove
the No. | Maxwell across the CONT
ncnt In a West 10 East ranscontinental
record and that the crew of the Stutz.
who actually made this record, IL
driving the No. | Maxwell in the 500
mile race. The photograph AT the top
Of the page should have been In tho
place occupied by the Maxwell racing
car at the bottom n vice versa.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-06
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH

q So y - <
E. kjoriaug. Pastor.
Sunday, Jan. 10, Rev. Williamson
representing the Scandinavian Tenn
perance Society Of Minnesota, will
conduct services in Norwegian Ian
.guage II 4. m. 2::30 p. m. services
in the Horgen school house by pastor
in Norwegian language.
Warren Ladies' Aid is invited to
meet with Mrs. 2. +. Kjjorlaug on
Thursday, Jan. "a. All are welcome.
. IssIoN Gill CHI or liking.
Merner Drotts, Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday
at 1O:30S .. NJ. and 90 r. n. Sunday
hschool at IL. All are welcome
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-06
Apples, $1.4o per box.-Haney
Confectionery Store.

Apples, $1.40 per box.-Haney
Confectionery Store.
The. Trey O. Hearts at Dreamland
every Monday night.
Nels Johnson, of the Warren Ma
chine & Iron Works, left Monday on
a business trip. to the twin cities.
Read the first chapter Of "The Mil
lion Dollar Mystery" which is pub
lished on page six Of this paper.
Clarence johnson and wife return
ed Sunday from two weeks visit
with relatives and friends at Mime
apolis. /t..-*- ..-. & : t..
Raymond Bake, who is attending
the university at Minneapolis, visit
ed friends in the city for a few days
returning Sunday. = I, y. :: = :. NJ
|, Cleaning and oiling is Ito a set of
harness what cleaning and pressing
is to a suit Of clothes. Makes it look
like new. $ I w do the work at a mo-
dest price Fred Swanson. 5@
Misses Ebba5 Iund gren and Ella
Olson who spent the holidays at their
Aofaes lsfftt Sunday for St. Peter,
where they attend Gustavus Adol-
Isphus College -. . &=.s. Il. 81 s.:
H Baugh, Thief River Falls,
is. in the city for a few days on en-
gineering business in connection with
the establishment Of the Pembina
Trail Judicial road, the survey fol
which has been made by him. E
! Nels johnson Of the Warren Ma
chine and Iron Works has secured the
contract for the heating and plumb
| ing of the Boxville consolidated
school building now nearing compile
ton, the price being approximately
j $4,000. Mr.. johnson has just COM
pleted similar job for the CONSOLE
dated school at Holt, in this county.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-01-06
leanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

High te st gasoline can be had at
Warren Garage, Rs<M.e Gilbert, Prop,
A thriller every Msnday-it's the
Trey q Hearts. ~ 7<' -
F. e.: Colson left Sunday for Min
sneapolis where he will buy, stock for
his annual 9-cent sale. III
Miss Pearl White will be here We'd
nesday fwiith,a brand new. setsof perils
at sthd Dreamland theatre. !.
Rev. ]. c. Strand, pastor-at-large
Of Adams Presbytery, will preach in
the Presbyterian church on=:Sunday.
NJ. gHylden, of Park River, n. d.;
arrived yesterday forSSssthe purpose of
receiving medical treatment at the
hospital. .,-.% ~: ::..': -
Licenses to marry have been issued
to Conrad johnson and Harriet Har-
dy, Peter P. Granmo and Laura R.
Larsen. = 49,. - -
Miss Frances Lindberg left Mon
day for Strandquist where she, will
resume the work Of teaching, after a
two weeks vacation spent at home.