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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-10-16
New Gopher Coaches.

NEW OOpNCF NNN~f7@~
Boleslaus Rosenthal and JONI ~
gerald have been appointed ass '''.
football coaches to D~Vtor Ni-..a--s -
a meeting of the Minnesota un-' q so
athletic board OF control
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
SEATTLE MAN KILLS
WIFE THEN SUICIDES

seattle, Wash, Jan. 5.--Aftcr hurting
his wife from window Of their home,
Morris Miller, Il baker, chased her two
blocks, and, coueriug her in tho yard
Of uoighhor shot her to death. Bend,
ing over the body, he made sure life
was extinct and then sent a bullet
crashing through HIS own head,
Neighbors stool about powerlcss TO
act, Miller threatening to kill anyone
who attempted interference
Mrs. Miller sank OF Tell to the ground
las her husband reached her side He
grospcd her by the arm, put the pistol
against her back and fired two shots
Death was instantaneous,
When the coroner arrived to take
charge OF the two bodies, u large lrisa
terrier owned by the couple, stood
guard Tie snapped sayagcly at the Of.
fetal and force was resortcd to before
the bodies could be- removed.
Miller had made frequent threats to
kin his wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
MATHEWSON ONLY OLD
TIMER WITH GIANTS
Passing Of George Wiltse Leaves Matty
Last Member of 1905 Team That Won
World S Championship.
WILTsE's SPLENDID SERVICE
MEANT MUCH FOR GIANTS
Manager McGraw Grants Wiltse Un-
conditional Release as Special Favor.
(BY Hal sheridan.l

New York, Jan. 5.-The passing Of
George Wiltse, veteran southpaw, from
the roster Of the New York National
league club, called attention to the fact
taat Christy Mathewson, one Of the
greatest twirlers the game has ever
known is now the only member of the
Giants except, Of course, Manager Me.
Graw, who was on the club 5 payroll
when the Giants won the world 3 cham.
pi0nship in 1905. All the other players
have dropped back to the minors or
have drifted into other lines Of en-.
plOyment.
Wiltse was one Of the most popular
players that ever wore a Giant uniform
lie always gave the club ais best ser.
vices and that it was appreciated was
shown by the fact that McGraw gave
him mis- unconditional release. This was
done so Wiltsc might negotiate without
restraint for the transfer Of the Jersey
City international league franchise to
Syracuse, whore he has interested cap.
ital.
Wiltse has been slipping for the last
three years, However, he proved Of in.
estimablc service to tne Giants in 1913
when Fred Mcrklc, the regular Giant
first sacker, was injured on the eve If
the world 5 series with the philadel
phia Athletics Wiltse slipped glove
ON his right hand and went down to
first base. lie covered it, too, in sen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
SALEM HIGH PLAYS
ALUMNI TONIGHT
Coach Clancy Has Fastest Quintet Of
Ball Tossers That Has Represented
Local School.
ALUMNI GATHERING STARS TO
GIVE UNDER GRADS GOOD RUB
M'Intire, Brooks, Utter and Perkins
Are Included in the Lineup of Old
Grads.

Salem basketball enthusiasts will
have the first opportunity Of seeing
the local high school team in action to-
night when they line up against the
alumni in the local high school gymna9.
ium, The report comes from the high
school that Coach Clancy nas nm unus.
ually fast bunch Of basketball tossers
this year, and the report is well veri'
fled, considering the fact that two
weeks ago they defeated Washington
high school in Portland ON their own
floor by the score Of 2S to o. With
the exception Of Gill, who has been
playing at guard in place Of Captain
Law who nas been out since the foot.
bah seasm with broken fiuger, the
team Is the same as that Of last year,
when it won the championship Of vii.
lamette valley.
The team which will represent the
alumni is without question the best
that mas ever lined up against the reg.
ulars. Every man is a star in his posi-.
ton, and with one or two exceptions
every man mas played ON one Of the
northwest college teams Perkins was
all state center in '0S when he played
with Willamette university. His team.
mate, Mclntire, who is coaching Me-
Minnvillc high, will also play with the
alumni, Brooks, n former o, A, &, play
er, will be In the lineup aud both Eber
and Floyd Utter will be seen in action
again Two other men who have been
practiCng with the alumni are Schramm
and Mills, and both will be certain TO
play part Of the game.
Against such an aggregation Of stars
the high school boys hardly expect 20
win, but they promise to mako the old
timers travel rome II they get away
with the bacon.
The Salem high team will limo up with
Proctor and Rcnhart as forwards
kcenc, center, and Radcliffe and Lowe
as guards. This team has q heavy
schedule this year. watch includes some
Of the best tennis Of their class in the
valley, The schedule in full follows;
January <, Alumni at Salem; Jan
uary 3, Vancouver at Salon; January
49, Corvallis at Salem; January 90, Eu
gene at Eugene; January 90, Astoria
at Salem; February I, Ncwbcrg at New
berg; February 8, Astoria at Astoria
February 10, Corvallis at Corvallis
February l3, o, A. G., freshmen at Cor
wallis; February lG, McMnnvllo aI
Salient February ~, Washington higl
school at Portland, February %, Al
bony at Albany; February 26 Eugcn,
az salem; March ., Lincoln high schoo
at Salient March o, Ncwbcrg at salem
aud March ~, McMinnyillc at McMiun
willie,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
BILLY MURPHY TO MEET
EDDIE McGOORTY FRIDAY

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 5.-Billy Muir.
ply the California middleweight, ar.
rived here today from Chicago to wind
up training for his scheduled lO.rUund
bout here next Friday evening with
Eddie McGooriy, Of Oshkosh, Wis, The
Californian was accompanied by his
manager Jack Kearus, and Red Wat.
son, lightweight
Murphy, said Manager Kearns,
"is in splendid condition already for
McGoorty. Billy recently stopped Sal,
lor Ed Pctroskcy in two roinds in San
Francisco and expect him to win from
McGoorty, too. II he is successful
Murray will be matched with the win
ner Of the Jimmy Clobby.Mike Gibbons
bout
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
Hi West viii Heave
For Venice This Season

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 5.-After
weeks of dickcring the Venice club Of
the Pacific Coast baseball league be.
came today the owner Of Pitcher Iii
West formerly Of the Portland Beavers.
Manager Hogan Of Venice announced
that he had purchased West outright,
but refused to make public the price
Two years ago West experienced n
good season at Portland and was re.
garded as one Of the best twirlers in
the league, Last year. partially be.
cause OF illness he was unable to main.
tain his pace, Hogan expects him to
be one Of his mainstays next season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
WEAK SPOT PLUGGED
SAYS MANAGER MCCRAW
Securing Of Hans Lobcrt TO Give Giants
pennant Next Season.

New York, Jan, Give have plug.
gcd up the one weak spot ON our team
hy securing Hans Lobrrt to play tlud
bnsc and | now feel certain that thh
Giants will lead the National league
next season,
This was tho declaration here today
o' John H. McGaw manager of the
New York National league club, In an.
nOmcmg that he had secured THIRD
nascmRn Hans l,obert Of the philhcs ia
u trade which sent Al Demurcc pitcher
Milton Stock mticlier, aud Jack All
ans, pitcher, to the Quaker town club.
" We were weak a, third AN last sea,
son, said MoGOw, "aud the ayqus.
ton of Lobert will give us an intiell
that will class with any Ia either %
the big leagues" "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05

Some men are known by tho things
they might have accomplished but
didn't.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
PROMOTERS BIDDING FOR
JOHNSON WILLARD FIGHT
Billy Gibson Would Put On Fight at
Havana--COffroth at Tia
Juana, Mexico.

New York, Jan. 5.--Members of the
syndicate backing the proposed Jack
Johnson.Jcss willard fight gathered
here today to select a date and site
for the battle. Billy Gibson, the New
York promoter has just returned from
a trip to Havana, Cuba, and urged that
the bout be staged there on February
.2S.
1t was also reported that James W,
Coffroth, San Francisco promoter, is
bidding for the contest If he is the
successful bidder, Coffroth will stage
the match at Tia Juana, Mexico, 20
miles from San Diego.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
SPORT NEWS
HARLEM TOMMY"
MURPHY DOWN AND OUT
Terrific Beating at Hands of Willie
Beecher Last Night LOoses
Supporters.

New York, Jan. 5.--'Hhe passing OF
"IIarlem Tommy" Murphy as a pugil.
istc attraction was seen here today as
a result Of the beating he sustained last
night at the hands Of Willie Beecher in
a l0-round bout before the Longacre
Athletic club. Murphy was unable 10
do anything with Beecner the latter
mauling the veteran ring man about the
ring and irritating him by swinging left
jots to Tommys sore left ear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05
CARDINAL IS ARRESTED.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-05

Amsterdam, Jan. 5.--Cardinal
Mcrcier of Belgium has been ar
rested by the German military
authorities, according to news.
papers here today, because he
told the Belgians in a pastoral
letter, that they were not bound
morally by German orders,
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
TWO ECILIPSES AND BIG
COMET PROMISED SOON.

Forecasts Of coming phenomena,
which Minnesotans will probably be
able to observe, have been announced
by Prof. Il. p. Leavenworth of the
University Of Minnesota's astronomy
department, and some interesting
things are promised between now and
the end Of February, 1916.
There will be an eclipse Of the
moon, an eclipse Of the sun and moon
and most likely sight of one of the
larger comets.
The eclipse Of the moon is expect
ed on Jan. II between 2 and 4:4O a.
M; the eclipse Of the sun should be
pulled off on Feb. 3, between 9 and II
a M, and the comet may appear at
any time. Prof. Leavenworth also
says that three small comets are
loafing around in the sky in the vicin-
ity Of the earth at present and are
visible between midnight and early
morning.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
THE FARMERS WEEK
SHORT COURSE.

You were all we'll pleased with the
Short Course of last year and l feel
sd1e that you want one again this
year. It is not sure that we will get
it, but I think that we ought to make
an effort. There were 40 towns in the
state that had farmers week short
course last year. This year the ap-
preparation for that kind of work has
been cut down so that there can be
only rs. That means that the Short
Course will visit the places showing
the greatest interest and where such
work is most needed.
With the progressive farmers
clubs that we have, I feel sure that
Farmers Week Short Course should
be applied for and that this request
should come the farmers clubs.
In order to accomplish this, it
will be necessary to call meeting
of farmers, business men and all who
may be interested to organize and
telect the officers for the Short Course.
This meeting will take place in the
Commercial Club rooms, Saturday
evening, at 8 o'clock, Warren, MINI.
All are welcomed. The ladies are In
vited as well as the men. Farmers
come and show that you are interest
led in your community and your owr
business. Our farmers clubs, especial
ly, should be well represented. See
to it that some one from your club
Is there. Remember the date, Octo
Der %, 8 o'clock pm. in the CONNER
cial club rooms, Warren, MINI.
Respectfully yours
20. Neraal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
Prominent Young People Wed.

On Tuesday this week, in the vii
lage of Oslo, two prominent young
people Of town of Big Woods, were
united in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony, namely Mabel Henriette Lar
son and Andie T. Storey, the cere
mony being performed by Rev. Hog
land. The bride is a highly esteemed
young lady, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans A. Larson, and the groom
is an intelligent and Industrious
young man, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Storey. The parents of both bride
and groom are well known pioneer
residents of the town Of Big Woods,
and the young people, who have
found in each other the fulfllment Of
loves fondest hopes, have a host OF
friends who wish them much joy and
happiness in life.
A fine wedding reception was given
in honor Of the happy couple at the
Big Woods Hall in the evening. This
reception was attended by relatives
and friends Of the contracting fam
J lilies from both near and far.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
WARREN MILL is KEPT BUSY.

Under the management of Albin
Young, the business of the Warren
Touring mill is increasing at a. salts
factory rate. Orders for -four and
feed have come in lately from NANNY
different points in the valley and il
the business keeps up, the mia may
he scornpeIIed to run both night and
day to supply the demand. The high
grade quality of the -four, which is
manufactured from the very best un-
mixed No. 1 hard wheat, has created
this extraordinary demand for the
product Of the Warren mill. Mr.
Young sent samples Of -four recently
to flour experts in Chicago and at
once came an order for 1000 sacks
He also sent samples to flour experts
in New York and they Immediately
forwarded an order for fifty carloads
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Of course, Mr.. Young was unable t,
fill these big orders, as the mill did
not have that much -four on hand
But the orders show what some of the
best flour experts of the country
think Iabout Warren -four. No better
flour is made anywhere, as the mill
has the pick Of wheat, and is provided
with all the modern machinery neces-
sary for the manufacturing of flour
according to latest approved pro-
cesses.
Mr.. Young is considering the ad-
visibility Of running the mill both
day and night in the near future In
that case another crew must be en-
ployed. The Prosperity Of the mill
therefore, will contribute to the
growth of the town.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
aRREN ELEVEN LOSES
GAME TO STEPHEN

soach Ward with his squad Of high
spoI gridiron warriors, accompanl-
epy a small delegation Of rooters,
jqneyed to Stephen, Friday after
nh, where the Warren eleven met
|deat at the hands of the more ex-
psenced and heavier Stephen team.
. h the first quarter of the game
'Sphen made their first touchdown
inale first part Of that period and af-
tathis neither side had any advant-
aa Both sides made some very nice
gas in the second quarter and when
Sphen neared their goal, Warren's
Iii was unable to hold them from
MIXING another touchdown. The
sqe for the first half was IL to 0
win Stephen in the lead.
he third period proved too easy
piting for the Stephen huskies as
thy made two touchdowns and one
gd kick. This brot the score up to
|25o Q.
e / the fourth quarter Warren play
II X.
Ieda better game and managed to
pryent the Stephenites from reach
ini the goal line. At times it lookee
|assf Warren would reach the goa
wihout any difficulty. In this quarter
PUel made clever misleading play
thS enabled him to make a 26 yart
rul and he would have reached th'
lin if proper interference could hav'
ben given him. The game endet
with a score Of 25 to 0 in the Stephe1
elgen's favor.
tor Warren, Powell, Arness, Hal
vosorl and Mattson did the stella
wqk and for Stephen, Sinclair bro
thGs, Hanson and Yetter played b,
fall the better game.
hstAis game several new men wer
tritd dut on the eleven for Warner
which accounts for a good deal in los
ing tie game. Warren meets tn
Stephen bunch here tomorrow after
noon and everyone should turn ou
as the local boys have had stiffe
practice and good game is assured
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
Red River Valley Kernels

A church census was taken in the
city of Grand Forks last week.
Mrs. st. Marie, Of Red Lake Falls
was fatally burned as the result Of
a gasoline explosion in the kitchen
She died shortly after the accident.
Swan Anderson, one Of the pio-
neers of the Wylie country near st.
Hilaire is visiting relatives and
friends. His home is now at Belling-
ham, Wash.
A three year old girl of Gil Rich
ards in Moland township, Clay coun-
ty, burned herself severely while
playing with matches. She was tax
en- to the hospital in Moorhead for
treatment.
The village Of Deerwood In Grow
Wing county had a destructive fire
and an was visited by yeggmen who rob
bed q meat market and attempted to
blow a safe-all on Sunday morn
ing. ,=ss-.s
The proposed new farmers state
bank at Hallock has decided to in
crease the capital stock to $50, 900 in
stead Of a smaller sum that was
originally intended. This was done to
accomodate all the farmers who
wanted to subscribe for stock in the
bank.
Last Thursday the children Of the
Hallock schools were examined as to
their physical condition by DIR. o. L
5erleson Of sCrookston, who came ur
on the local for that purpose: W
understand that the children as 8
whole were found to be in excelieil,
health. A previous dental examina-
tion was held and tabulated state
ment will be published next week
Hallock News.
An unknown man committed sui
eide on the farm Of F. B. Conkiin
zone mile north of Thief River Falls
on Wednesday Of last week. He
shot himself in the head with a "32''
revolver. Mrs. Conklin and her
daughter heard the shots and ran to
the barn, behind which they found
the lifeless body Of the stranger. He
had tattoo marks Of C. L. and s. ii.
j. on his left arm but no other marks
of Identification.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20

Read the Want Ads-it pays.
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Mr.. Paul Dagoberg and son, Albin,
of Oak Park, were in last Monday.
Albin enrolled in the Commercial de-
partment.
Rev. j. w. Lundgren and son, Har-
old, of Alvarado, called at the College
last Monday. Harold enrolled in the
Academic department.
Business n1en You can save time,
annoyance and expense by applying
to US, when you want a competent
stenographer, or office assistant.
Miss Aelia Nordlund, of Alvarado,
has enrolled for work in the Music
department. Miss Nordlund comes
in from Alvarado once week for her
lesson.
The Misses Mattson, Hermanson
and Anderson and Messrs. Adolph
Mattson and Miller autoed to Grand
Forks last Monday afternoon, return
ing the same evening.
All our students and teachers have
purchased tickets for the Lecture
Course to be given this season. The
first number will be given next Fri
day evening, October %.
We are prepared to accommodate
Piano and Vocal. students from out of
town whenever they choose to come.
Write today and tell US on what day
you wish to take a lesson and on what
train you wish to return on.
Our graduates are continually in
demand. Last week Elmer Anderson,
SON of Peter Anderson, Foldahl, be-
gan his work as stenographer in
County Attorney Eckstrom's office,
and Ernest Johnson, son of N. Aug.
Johnson, McCrea, secured a position
at the Warren Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Lillebo, of Wy
lie, autoed here last Sunday accom-
anying their daughter, Adelia. Miss
Adeia enrolled in the Commercial de-
partment. We enjoy to have our peo-
pie come and visit US whenever it is
convenient for them to do so. These
friends were shown thru the building
and it was a pleasure for them as
this was their first visit at the Col
lege.
Prof. Miller desires to begin some
Physical Training work for the bene-
fit Of the young men in the city. Two
evenings week will be given over to
those desiring this very interesting
course. This offer is something worth
while and do make up your mind to
come from the beginning. Please
telephone the College or come in per-
son and make the arrangements.
Boys, get your neighbor boy started
at the same time.
The Chorus was organized at a
meeting held for that purpose last
Monday evening. Quite a large at
tendance for the first meeting. The
following officers were elected: Prof.
s}ostfane, president; Prof. Anderson
viiee-president, Mrs. 4: Mlckelson.
secretary treasurer; Miss Lille An
derson, director; Prof. Miller, Abrar;
ian. It was unanimously decided that
rehearsa1s will be held every Monday
evening at 8 o'clock and continue for
one hour. We desire your presence,
dear reader, at all our rehearsals.
Come and join our ranks and be bene-
fitted. Music and instruction free of
charge to everyone. No charges for
anything, all we ask is your help.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-10-20
School Entertainment.

The students Of the Normal Train
ing department, will present the play,
PATSY from Dakota" at the Opera
House, Thursday evening, Oct. %.
They will be assisted by the High
School chorus; also with folk dances
by the Primary and intermediate
grades. Everybody invited. Admis-
sion CSC.
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Half of the real estate taxes must
be paid by Nov. 1. Don't forget that
stern fact
Licenses to wed have been issued to
Joseph E. Echelberger and Adel]
Elizabeth Wing; Andy T. Storey and
Mabel II. Larson; Swan Vansland and
Tilda Gulbranson.
At the meeting of the county board
last week, Millie Nilsson, young wo-
man of town of Nelson Park, was
ordered gent to the sanatarium fo1
consumptives at Walker, the county
to pay for her care while patient at
the institution.