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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
JUSTICE COURTS.

Needa Jackson was arrested yes
terday evening by Constable GARFIELD
Dunning on a charge OF using abusive
language. She was committed TO jail
by Squire Wickham for a hearing TO
night.
Charley Jackson. colored. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by me
same constable on a charge OF unlaw-
fully living with Irene Washington.
another colored "pusson." He will be
tried tonight.
Sam Berghon was arrested on a
warrant charging him with lunacy
He will be given a hearing before
Squire Hobbs. Berghoff had just been
released from jail where he had been
serving time.
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-. fhll@ApEl.FhlA June 11 - EDDIE
COINS batting. heidtug and base run
mug featured the game today iu when
NhicAEo defeated F-hiladelph o. ] 10
siuele ana drew a pass In four trips 20
the plate. stole tNo bases. drove In one
run and scored another against his
former teammates Ia aadifIor h.. 49,
Selted ten chances. scott pitched such
spien1ld tall that the home team could
hot get runner past rrst base Walsh
= ede a season record mere -ar an OUT
hriner Win eight putoutz and one a.
slrl PRESIDENTS johnson aud Tsner. 90
the American and an. Nafto,aI lra-ri.
respectively. we're among 40. spccts-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
TIGERS WIN.

WASHINGTON. June I--Dstr,tt
altered It's lineup to-day TO obtain bat
tins strength and the change had the de-
sired result. the Tigers winning tie first
gar q OF the series with Washington &
20 2. After holding the locals 20 two
hiss in 'ight Innings. uuhuc weakened
In the ninth and th' locals scored two
runs. Stccn retired tie sid, The
80 ore n a D.
DctrOit ...2 o % ID 1 I'd % z
Washing on 90 0O0Oa- "a 2
batteries, Dubuc. Steen and StanaEc:
Ayers. Hopper. Calm and Henry. Two
base hits. Hurns. Shanks. kavanaga.
Gauctl Sacrifice fly: Neach. stolen
haces+ Cobb. Burns. liaSe on balls. or
Dubuc. 2; OF Ayres ?. struck out: By
Dubuc. :. by Stcen. I b. Ayres 2 I'M
pircs: Nailin aud Dineen
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BISHOP LEAVES.
VIII Confirm Class in Fsirnont This
Evening.

Rev. p. H. Donahue leaves here to-
day for Fairmont. where he viii con-
firm In one Of the churches OF tina city.
In the morning
In the evening the Reverend Bishop
will be In Grafton where he will per
form like duties From there he viii
extend his visit 20 a number OF promi-
nont churches I'm the east on matters
pertaining to the Diocese
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE
new CLUB HOUSE
Local Men Lease site for view Summer
Resort Up Mig whsslinE
Greek.

A party Of local men have leased a
section Of ErOund on the caldwell farm
up IiE Whteling creek. where they en-
u"ct Co. erect an uu-to-date club house
Yesterday John MrLure and James Bv-
SOD HIrecfci the place Tor the house
The contract Tor So erection Will b. la
have Do ready Tor occupancy by the mid
On. az August Among others that Will
D. members ~ the club are Harry Nc-
others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
Fl. WAYNE BINGED II
BINGLES AND WE LOST

FORT WAYNE. Ind. June 17.-Fort
Wayne had a big day az bat and BY
connecting with JohnEon's delivery for
seventeen hits. the locals Accomplished
twelve TO three win over Pop
Shriver's Wheeling club Nine hits ia
the sixth produced seven runs and
einched the match for the locals.
Robbins weakened In the eighth when
pair Of hits were followed by three
passes and an out. Wheelings three
runs resulting.
Fort Wayne took the lead BY tallying
two In the first. One was down when
sheehan and Brant singled, Sheehan
going all the way from first to third
on the latter's single center. The
throw TO the plate advanced Brandt TO
second and he counted on Holderman's
single Jones and Beyers singled In
the fourth before a local man had
been retired. and after Robbins sacri-
need. Smith singled the two runs
home. Holderman's pass and steal
and Bratchi's single account for the
Fort Wayne run In the fifth.
Beyers was out OF the way In the
sixth when Robbins got a life on
Keene's error. Four singles followed
and three runs came over. When
Hartle rolled TO short Brant beat 10
for home and Lear threw into the dirt.
another run resulting. Bratchi. Jones.
Beyers and Robbins followed with
singles and three more scored. When
Smith singled to left Beyers was out
attempting 10 score from second. The
visitors did not get a hit until the
NTH when Keene opened with a
double. He stole third and Mullaney
walked after Sisson famed. but Null
lancy was an easy out on an attempt
TO steal. Johnson's pop-out closed that
half. Mullaney and Johnson opened
the eighth with singles. Robbins then
passed three. forcing across two runs.
Meister famed. but O'Day scored on
Lear's out at first Keene skied out
for a finisher
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CHANTS SHUT OUT.

ST. LOUIS. June list. Louis de-
here to-day. though Randolph allowed
only one hit until Ia, seventh inning. In
that inning. however. ST. Louis made
two runs ON two singles. base on balls
an a sacrifice hit. coupled with Smiths
Wild throw past iirst. Score. II. n. T.
Boston ........OOO 600 % . 1
ST. Louis ......O0 00O2O -
Batteries: Rudolph and GoWdy: Robin
son and Snyder. Two base hit: Brcs-
cher. Sacrifice hits; Bethel. Long Smith.
Bass on balls: Off Rudolph. g OFF Rob
inson. 2 Struck out: BY Robinson. {.
umpires: KLEIN and Emslie.
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THREE BAoaER DID IT.

CINCINNATI. June IA three base
hit by Herzog and single BY wade
killifer. after two men were out in the
phia to-day. 2 to 1. Both pitchers work
ed well. but Mayer weakened slightly to-
ward the end OF the game. Score:
r. IT, T.
PHILADELPHIA ....OOOOO1OOO- 8
Cincinnati .... OOOo11- /
BATTERIES: Meyer and w. kfllifer:
Toney and Clark Two base hit: wade
Ftiiifer Three base hits; VIM. Killifer
HsT1nE stolen bases: Cravath Whitfield
Sacrifice hits; Whitfield. Clarke. Base on
balls OFF Mayer. 1 off Toney ; Struck
out. BY Mayer. 4: by Toney. g. I'M
pireH. Orth and Byron.
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HODSHON VS.. NYAL
Fast Game IL EEpsotsd when These
Teams stack Up On Torty-ssventh
street Grounds SUNDAY.

Sunday afternoon in what should
prove one ~ the most Interesting and
hardest fought games ~ the season in
this section viii take place on the FOR
tF-HoNfntN street Playground when the
last NraI team VIII stack up against
the Hudshuus. This team fa considered
one u the fastest bail teams On rho VAL
services 0f Hero and Brown sunday but
their nlaceg VIII he filled with sfoopa of
W. v. y. and iluncrnau. who was here
trying ont with the Wheeling club under
Fnl fhiillps Diglow or Noel will DO fha
pitching Tor Tie NgalH with Miller be-
bind the laf NogerHou or Costello viii
10 the pitching Tor fhr H0dghona with
WEIGH most likely doing the catching
DO Won think Roosevelt will run
for president in 1867
Say. what's the use OF quarreIing7r
Philadelphia Ledger
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CHICAGO. June i5-BaftiinK meek
ana nsck IN a great exhibition 81 pitch
ms lapei, % thtcaEo. and ffeffer Of
hfooklyu today fought q nineteen inn
.ns game 70 a nnlsn which was heart-
breaking from the standpoint OF the Vie
ltlhN pitchsrs Tor the cubs won 4 20 =.
despite his brilliant work. The game
sci a seasons record for numt-er Of inn
lhgs. out u was played rapidly. pfeffer
WORKED All through the contest and Ia
Del who succeeded Humphrier when
tne latter- hand was split By Wheat :
MT IN the hrst inning pitched nearly
Errstis support VAS given both slab
men Every brooklyn run was direct
~ helped In by an error and two %
tnicagos we're due 20 misplays Fish
er counting the winning score ~ hen Cut
shaw threw Will on Williams hard
sroundcr IN the ninetcsnth. Past field
score.
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SIX STRAIGHT WINS.

NEW OItk. June 1.-THE New York
Americans made ~ six straight BY tax
ing the first game OF their Cleveland
series. 7 TO }. Caldwell held Cleveland
20 two hits until the ninth when a mis-
Judged fly by High paved the way for
ev"r scored Ps many runs himself The
score: n n D.
- svCland ......0 0 n o o o o o IA &
Nog YORK 100 D o Z o 3 o n
Batteries; Jones. Harstad and O'NeiIl.
Caldwell and Sweeney. Two base hits.
Chapman. Cook. Hartzcll. Three ba Sc
hit. Southworth. Stolen bases: Sweeney.
Sacrifice hits: PeckinpauEh. Sweeney.
Sacrifice files: Mniseli. pipp. Graney.
Rases on balls: OFF Caldwell I off
Jones. 4; of Harstad. I. Struck out: tiy
Caldwell. .: by Harstad. ]. Empires:
Chili and Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

rhe Midway a. c. will play a double
header saturday afternoon ON the Ben
w wiss ,s rOSR9 se nnS zane VIII b
at 1880 o'clock. The second game viii
be with the Home Club. OF Wheeling.
and viii follow Immediately after the
first contest.
sunday the Midway Athletics will play
wood grounds. Workman and Conoway
viii form the battery for the Midway
boys.
The Leatherwood A. &. will not play
the Rex a. e. on SUNDAY. but challenge
them FOR games any time throughout the
week Games may be arranged through
the lntelligencer.
The following No-nsme players are re-
questod TO meet at Bridge Park this eve
ming at o'clock fof practice. T. will
Hams. s. Williams. Cecil. Rarth. Kauf-
man. FaGth. Davis. Miller. Marty. Durs.
Gorbog Tidd and Manion.
The Nc-names will play the Mozart
Boosters Sunday on the Mozart grounds.
The DnIonvaie baseball team issues
challenge 10 any team In the Valley
s l1r a same me- on the rBiiionvaiS gr0,snds,
hear from the !. \. G. team OF this city
They are also without a game for sun
challenge may arrange q game by ansN-
eriug through the Intelligencer or call
ihs Il on the Bell phone.
The Central Athletic Club OF Bellaire.
have arranged the following games
sunday, June 20. at GlcncOe.2 games.
saturday. June 20, Island A. G. at
Wheeling.
SUNDAY. June %. Kahn club. at Wheel
ing.
Saturday. July D. at Belmont. games.
Monday. July 8. at Pipe Creek;
games.
sunday. July IL. wheeling Moose. at
Wheeling park.
The G. a. G. have also arranged a
three game series with the Bcllaire Feds
and Ave game series with the Flor
ence A. e. Any teams wishing TO ar
range games with the g. a. g. call
l.aynes Pool Room on the National
phone.
One OF the most interesting games OF
the season will be played Sunday on
the Tunnel Green when the Benwood
HANDLERS meet the Duquesne club. Both
teams are playing good ball and a very
hard game Is expected. The Duqucsns
club has signed several fast players and
they will appear in Sundays game.
bennington viii do the twirling FOR the
Duquesnc club. This youngster -
pitching sensational ball and with Engle
and Edwards the Duquesne Club Is well
fortified with good pitching materials.
No game will be played this Saturday
series OF games with the Martins
Ferry A.. &. l. being arranged. The
game will be called al $500 p. m.
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awarded a gold medal. 900 to 500
points. a silver medal 500 TO $50.
bronze medal other awards include
silver loving cup To the factory rider
checking in al all controls and check
ing points az time set opposite his
number OF the one finishing nearest
that time. silver loving cup TO the
club rider finishing as above. silver
cup TO sidecar finishing with perfect.
or most nearly perfect score. other
prizes will be awarded to the FIRST rider
finishing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
DEDICATE NEW FIELD

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. June 17.-Evans-
willie dedicated its new municipal
athletic field today by shutting out Erie
to q. The game was preceded by a
mile long parade. The paid attendance
was eight thousand. a record for the
league. Fromholz splitter held Erie
helpless all through the game. Score:
Evansville OfO0O - 10 3
Erie ........ o o o % o ONO o 90 s o
Martin.
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Bowling
sEUsEB LEAGUE.
ORDINANCE COMMITTEE

A call has been issued for a meet
ing of the ordinance committee ~
council for fhis evening at the city
building The committee will BE-
asked 10 take up the Bloch Brothers
ordinance submitted some time ago.
and several other concession oruf
names
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
ALL-STAR TEAM
Pittsburgh Aggregation win Play Bell
aire Athlstics Sunday-Former
Leaguers Included

Several we'll known ball players who
have appeared on various teams through
out West Virginia are members OF the
All-Star team. % Pittsburgh. which will
play the Bcllaire Athletics at the Bell
aire Park Sunday afternoon. These
players have established enviable repu-
taticns a. ball players and the majority
OF he Al-Stars have played with league
teams.
Ftaley. a former catcher Of the Wheel
ing Central League Club. - on the re-
ceiving end of this aggregation. STOCK
UNI. right fielder and manager had
charge q the Charleston. W. Va club in
1919. Harum. left field. was with the
Huntington. W. Va. club In 1914. Roa-
ser, IN center. was with the Pittsburgh
FedE. last season. and Dorimg. the Twill
er, was with the Pirates this spring
The All-Stara. champions Of the Ale
Ehcny County League. have not lost a
game 50 lar this season. and will prob
ably annex another pennant.
The Bellairc team will probably re-
main the same. and no changes will be
made In the infield for this contest one
infielder and two pitchers will report 10
Manager Kennedy this week The pitch
Ing starr Is weak. and Manager Kennedy
.ia scouting Tor pitchers.
More than two-thirds Of the gold
now In use In the world was dlscov-
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Extensive improvements.

The pool room under the German
Bank building. owned by Ross Hafer
has undergone some very extensive
repairs during the week. and now pre-
Rents to the public a very fine room
for those interested in that game
The tables have all been recovered
with new cloth. Pure spring water
and electric fans have been installed.
and on the whole the room Is a very
inviting place Of amusement.
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TIED FoP SECOND.

BOSTON. June 1.-THE Red Sox
moved into a tie for second place Ia the
American league race BY winning from
st l.ouif to-day. n 10 10. Two games
we're scheduled for the bunker Hill dav
program. but the morning contest was
postponed because Of rain. The score:
n. IA. T..
81. Louis ..O0 oOOlOT2-iO u
Boston .....-..2 2O20 Ill - !
Batteries: Pcrrynsn. Hoch end Sew
ereid. Ruth. Mays and Thomas Two
base hit; Lewis. Three base hits: Gard
ncr. Lavan- stolen bases. Speaker. .:
Lewis. Sacrifice flies; Lewis. Base on
balls; OF Perrymon. I: off Hoch. ?: off
Ruth. J: off Mays. I. Struck out: Iiy
Perrymon. I: by Ruth. II. Tmplres:
OLoughiin and Hildebrand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
BATTING RALLY WINS

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. June IL
Youngstown developed a batting rally in
the seventh inning today that beat
Terre Haute, 10 1, In fast game. An
error by Joe Evers paved the way for
the runs. HIT was effective and had
perfect support. Score; r. ~. r.
Terre Haute 1000 o Al 2
Gilbert and Nann. Hit and Wagner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
DAYTON WINS ONE

Special Dispatch TO the intelligencer.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June IL
Errors by Grand Rapids helders, coupled
with heavy hitting by the visitors. gave
l. Score: n. IL r..
DAYTON -. 100000 i-s . /
Fahrer and Woerth. Romine and Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18
THEATRE PARTY
Members Of Wheeling Rotary Club
Guests Of r. r. Kitchen at New
Rex Theatre Last Night.

Members Of the local Rotary club
were entertained at the Rex theatre
last night by Mr.. n. r. Kitchen. the
contractor who constructed the build
ing. The members were highly elated
with the entertainment. and all pro
nounced the production OF Damon and
Pythias a good one
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conduct Church's case. and Martin
Brown will conduct the dfense in the
case. the state against Earl Newton.
Prosecutor Parriott will handle the
states cases In both hearings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-18

Two base hits. p Collins. 2: Fclsch
Three base hat Roth stolen bases:
Weaver ~ Collins. .. !. collins Base
on balls. scott. :. Bressler. =. struck
out Scott. Bresslci. , ShawL,y. >.
lmpires. Connolly and Wallace.
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Two base hits: Phelsn. Bresnahan
Schultz. Meyers. O'Mara 2. Home run
SAFER. stolen bases-Williams. Getz.
Sacrifice hits: Fisher. schultz. label
Zetz Base on balls: label 1 pfeffer 3
Struck out; label o. Pfeffer 6. Empires.
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county. West Virginia and he H. the |
second Raleigh county boy to be elected ,
10 a captaincy at Wesleyan for the COM |
ing year.
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AMERIcAN AssocIArIon.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. J: Jersey
city.
A. Riohmond-Newark. ): Richmond. s.
At Toronto-Toronto. 5: Buffalo 4
Vt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2; Mont
real. (.
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-ANAeAEut 4. Hfuuklfn. =.
NeS lork. .. Pittsburgh. 1
Cincinnati. 2. PhilAdel phla- 1.
- Loul-. :. Boston. '.
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Today's GaznsA
bosto on a. ST Louis
Erooklyn az chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
NeS York a. Pittsburgh.
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St Louis AZ Boston
Cleveland AZ NfW YORK
chicago al philAdslphia
Detroit a. Mashtngtou.
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did Maud wellalong marry the
man OF her choice7"
We'll. heard a. was a case Of Hob.
sons choice BOSTON Transcript.
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COLLINS
FErnLEss EDDIz WAS rHr WHOLE
nAoE AT rH1LADnLPElA
rE9TEADAu
reArnree az B.t IN rtsid azd on sa...
-NAsh Est@bnshsd Rscord-
othsr BSsnltaL


resterdays Essulta
NnicAgo, .. fhiladei phia. "
Detroit 4. MashiuEtur
Boston. Il. 81 Louis lo
New 1urk. .. Cleveland. =
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More than two-thirds Of the gold
now In use In the world was dlscov-
cred during the last 90 years.
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t tSS2esn !SS S SS SsS s sSs sS S S =
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FEDERALS
Yesterdays Results.

Today's 0amsa
St Louis at Newark
pittsburgh at BROOKLYN
Chicago at Buffalo.
Kansas city at Baltimore
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Those In the party were:
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sunday the Midway Athletics will play
the Virginia independents on the Ben
wood grounds. Workman and Conoway
VIII form the battery for the MIDWAY
boys.
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The G. a. G. have also arranged a
three game series with the Bcllaire Feds
and Ave game series with the Flor
ence A. G Any teams wishing TO ar
range games with the &. a. G. call
Laynes Pool Room on the National
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The Leatherwood A. G. will not play
the Rex a. e. on Sunday. but challenge
week Games may be arranged through
the intclligencer
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-18
CLOSED DEAL FOR
FORTY CASE CARS
AUGUST HANSON, GENERAL
MANAGER FROM FARGO, HERE
TUESDAY-A. NJ. FRUH OF toll
LEY TAKES OVER AGENCY,

August Hanson of Fargo, general
manager Of the j. I. Case Co. for
North Dakota, western Minnesota and
Eastern Montana, and recognized as
one Of the states biggest businessmen,
was in Minot Tuesday, attending to
business connected with the local
house, Of which Maurius Erickson is
manager.
In conversation with the editor of
the Independent, Mr.. Hanson remark
ed: "Minot is our very best point
and ! give Manager Erickson and his
excellent force credit for large part
of the success. established this
house in Minot in 1906 when the city
was not more than a fourth of its
present size. The country has develop
ed and Minot has kept pace with it.
The Case Co. certainly feels friendly
to the farmers in the Minot district
for they have been very loyal to US.
This is the biggest year the Case
Co. has ever had. 1t beat 1912, which
was the banner year up to that time
We have built up our splendid business
because of the quality of our goods
and the service. We keep large sup
ply of repairs at the Minot house and
this is appreciated by our customers -
Mr.. Hanson and Mr.. Erickson clos
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-18

Adolph johnson, transient, threw
himself in front of 500 engine at An
amoose with intent to commit suicide.
He thot that the engine was pulling a
passenger train, but it was light
one and was easily stopped by Engi-
neer Englehardt, who saw the fellow
in time and stopped before doing any
serious harm to the man. The pilot
barely touched him, pushing his head,
which was across the rail, away with
only few slight bruises. The man
was TAX to the hospital at Enderlin,
where his bruises were cared for. He
stated that he had walked from Moor
head, MIMI, and had been drinking,
with nothing to eat for number Of
days previous, and did not realize
what he was doing. The Sheriff came
over from Lisbon and took him back
to the county seat, where he will be
tried.
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WILL TRY DAMAGE
CASE IN M|NOT
THE CASE OF YOUMANS VS.. GOV.
HANNA AND OTHERS TO BE
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY ON A
CHANGE OF VENUE.

The case wherein Grant S. Youmans
is sueing Governor Hanna, S. J. Ras-
mussen, James Johnson, r. E. Bar
ron, H. E. Byorum, Geo. A. MCGEE, D.
c. Greenleaf, former Bank Examiner
Severtson and others for damages ag-
gregating quarter of a million dol
lars, will be tried in Minot, instead of
Fargo, where the action was started.
A motion for change Of venue was
granted the defendants by Judge Pol
lock before whom the case will be
tried. The defendants explained that
the records were all in Minot and
pointed out the saving in the expense
Of the action by bringing it to this
city. Youmans brought the action for
alleged damages sustained by the
closing Of the Savings Deposit Bank
several years ago.
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The Ladies' Aid Of brady will hold
a sale at the Burt township hall
Thanksgiving day in the afternoon.
Mrs. John Cinninger and son Don, of
Donnybrook, are guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Falconer, Fifth St.
N. E.. ..,s-~.
The Cash Feed & Fuel store is do
ng an immense business, putting out
from 65 to rs tons of the famous
Noonan coal daily.
The Lanning Clothing Co.'s store at
Crosby was burglarized Sunday night
and the safe robbed of $125 in cash
and the cash register was opened,
where the thieves obtained $14 more.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-18

ed big automobile deal Tuesday,
whereby A. M. Fruh, the Tolley bank
er, bought 40 Case cars, 1916 model,
for his territory. A similar deal was
closed this week at Darlington.
The Case Forty for 1916 is a beauty.
1t is a 5-passenger car with two extra
seats, fully equipped, for $1,000, F. o.
B. the factory.
Mr.. Hanson has held his responsible
position at Fargo for twelve years.
He enjoys wide acquaintance over
the northwest.