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suPERBAs SHUT OUT.

CHICAGO. Sept 16-Chicago moved
up 90 fifth place to-day when the locals
shut out brooklyn Z 10 o. after twelve
innings Good opened the twelfth by
beating out "a buut. Fisher sacrificed
him a. second. schultz was purposely
passed. this being the only base on balls
or the game. Hhelar popped out and
SAFER singled 90 night center sending
Good home from second with the only
run Of the game The game was "a
pitchers battle between Vaughn and
Prefer with the big Chicag0nu having
the better 90 b. score. " 30. ~
Hrookiyn. .O0O0 OOOO0000 p
Chirar0 10000 O0OO0Ot- 7 4
Iiaffarloa rfcffcr and MCcnrty
vaughn and Archer. stolen bases Good.
Sacrifice hits. FISHER. Get1. Base on
balls. Dff Pfeffer. d Struck out. ~
VnNughn. 2 b. ffrfcr. 3. ImplrCs
Orfh and Byron
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new men JOIN
WESLEYAN SQUAD

Special Dispatch t0 the TntsIiirereer
II fkHANNNN. W Va errf ne -
rufiui ont new men reported far Wra.
lDN tu football squad today fn bring
iHn fufnI number OF candidate uu fu
tNirff -a'N. Among fhnm were Ueaaerer.
InFt years ruh.fulihrrf. Hnbiift lad
frlrH ruarl. Garrett last year 40 rIom-
lrNiuu IilNH school Dunn. from uarE-
I.N Inniifufr. Harrison. hair. back from
llnrkHnurr Hlrh and rhluIus m rrrau
Uui promising looking mon from New
Ifrrr"ri IH Two teams we're ruu
tNf"urN signals failing Uu fnr bali.
IINNIInN .NnIEIur and other fund.-
mrufaIe pc o. expected that ere rluaH
VIII reach forty -nVe nr nffF within che
n"Nf WUNN Captain Ellison hHa written
fHHf Dol VIII o. hero tomorrow
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pITTEnr EGI Ga. Sept fG-Uarmun
wnH hff No nill ~ the New T1rks TODAY
and pIftahurgh raa defeated hV thc
score 81 fD e. A ruffr1riaf aar0rIa.
tIun presented each player croaslnF the
home plate Wifh 81 note. fhr visitors
score
H H E
Nru NnrF .... % Nn r. N-F 90
rIffahurrl ... 200 n n Oh Gf DO !
Batteries stroud Trrreau ana Mt.
rra. Harmony. Adams. SLATER and GlD.
con Murphy
Two haHe hife Doyle. Carey Three
base hifn Burns. Doyle Flrfrhfr. MrV.
ere q Johnston flrurF stolen bases
Becker. Hlurnfuan. Bases on halle
STROUD q reHreau Harmon q struck
ouf. stroud TrHrrun % Harmon 2.
Umuirea Hieler and fnrlu
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PUNTS AND TACKLES

The Keller a. G. formerly Che North
End Athletic Club. Of Martins Berry.
challenges any team Weighing from ms
20 40 pounds IN the ohio Valley. Games
can BE- arranged by calling Hcli 2g5-M
All members % the Keller Athletic
Club football team are requested 10 turn
out ~ practice this afternoon on ths
mill field.
Many OF the vacant lot and backward
football teams are beginning the season
notMithstanding che intense heat Many
interesting games have been PLAYED
"Ferdy had one great disappoiut.
ment while In Greece"
What was that2"
He couldn't End anybody who De.
longed 20 a Greek letter society ."-
Pittsburgh Post
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THANKSGIVING
GAME ARRANGED
p n Z I I n N Any ARRANGEMENT
ARE MADE AT MEETING or
PRINCIPALS LIST NIGHT
Game Between wheeling High ana BELL
aire Football Teams now
Sure Thing.

Principal c. :. McVey. Of the Beuaire
high school and Manager "a. S Hide.
.ot the football team. and Principal n. IL.
9hns, OF Wheeling High school met
lhst night aud made preliminary ar
rhntemcnts Tor the Rellaire- Wheeling
Ioothali game. The game will be atakcd
on ThanksgivinE and Will be played al
cther Martins Ferry league park or in
th,s CITY rms Will be decided later.
ManaEer Hide, said that he would
nave a heavier and spcedicr cams than
re has had Tor sometime and expects 10
De abie % win over any team In the
ONO valley. Hard practice 81 already
being gone through TOR the opening OF
the season.
The old Gold and Blue team has had
n weeks hard practice on Bridge park
ana expects 90 Do IN shape FOR the open
ing Or the season with the Cameron
HlEh sCnoOl on sontemhnr lEth
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NO MORE RACES
FOR MOUNDSVILLE
MoToRcYCLE CLUE GIVES UP
PROPOSITIONS or AN
OTHER MEET.
Had Ben Suggested a. Feature in Con
nection with Home q o1ninR Week
IN Marshall County.

The mrmbcra off the MoundetIiIo Mo-
lOrcfcIn club held their regular meeting
last cN cnlug iu the club rooms GA Third
street. Am0un other matters taken uu.
vac tnc proposition 0f holding a race
mot here durlng the humccomlnr
The matter wua given c0naidrratf nn.
nn4 % was decided not Co stage another
race meet this falI.
uf business
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DOUBLE HEADER
win ne Played Sunday Afternoon, Ne
tween MuihEana and
CanoVn

Tho Muilirans and Caeeys will play a
double header sunday afternoon 81 Nut
toms Hollow. The Mulllgans line up
viii present such stars as Vincent Burke
and D.. J. Lally.
Line up or each team follows.
Mulllguna--Nlncrnt Burke. g.. Kelly.
z. McGinty. ID. Fun }. ialiy. 90. Crop.
Nesbift % Butch kuabcr 20 uHuhor
Eurkhnrdt. o.; Peggy Smith. 81 walk.
away Rowe. o. subs. Billy Wintcrhni-
ter. Suauy rcckrtoin.
CngeyF McGiufy. o. frurau e. fifz.
patrick. es.. Joe Tally. 10 Ginger snap.
% Muck Muldoou. 90. 1lNl srfukor lf +
Mike Nockum e.. Billy GtufhDr. rf.
subs. Pete switzer Philip Row
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MINE INSPECTOR
Lot jenkins OF Martins Ferry. In Ap-
pointed For Eighth District OF
Ohio.

Lot jenkins OF Martins Ferry. who
Tor the past several years has been
custodian or tho buckeye" mine rescue
car, mas been promoted TO the rosltion
~ inspector FOR the Eighth district.
ne appointment was made through the
state INDUSTRIAL commission and "a sala-
~. or slhOO L. carried with the ofrf,-.
MF- Jenkins VIII spend much OF tn.
t,mt IN the vicinity OF Belmont county.
re mas been succeeded on the rescue
car by Silas r. McCaulcy Of Cambridge
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HARD SCRIMMAGE
FOR W. Y. U. BOYS

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntclli gencer
MORGANTOWN W. Va. Sept Is
Despite hot weather West virginia foot
ballers were driven through twenty
minute scrimmage following an hours
session OF tackling the dummy. fallng
on the ball and going down under puuts
In the scrimmage the Varsity had little
pep scoring only one touchdown and
handling the ball loose. Rodgers scored
the touchdown after "a ffty yard open
field run by Hite. ChenOweth has been
switched TO quarter. replacing Hutchi-
son. who has been put on left end IN
Loudens place. -Four teams ran signals
today.
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YANKEES WON.

NEW YORK. Sept. i6-New York
broke its losing streak today defeating
Chicago after an eighth inning rally
10 .. Chicago scored two runs In the
fourth inning on Murphy's hNse on
halls and Eddie Collins home run. CT
coffee held the Yankees In check for
seven innings but weakened In the
eighth when New York scored three
runs on doubles by Maisel and Peckin-
paugh and singles by Baumann and
Hartzel. Score:
r. II. F
Chicago ...... OO02OtOOO-2 0
New York .... 100000 s-3 10 o
Two base hits: Baamann.n Maisel !.
Peckinpaugh. Stolen bases; r. Collins.
Jackson. Sacrifice hits: Peckinraugh.
Johns. Base on balls: Shawkey s.; CT
cote I. Struck out. Shawkey ,. Cicotto
4. Umpires-Naliin and Dineen.
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Two base hits. Niehoff Luderus 2.
Three base hits. Luderus Rodgers. Grif-
filth stolen bases. Paskert. Whittcd.
DuEcy. Stock. Rodgers. Sacrifice hits:
Whltted Paakcrt, Mckencry. Base on
balls. OF George. 2, Off McKcncry. ..
struck out. By Alexander. &. By Mcken-
cry. 2. BY Callahan. 4. Umpircs. KLEIN
and F.msiic
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
UMPIRE BYRoH WAKES
a FUnTrC aporoct.rI

fHiCAGO Sept rFArmrfra rgro,
who rnraFed In r. neff uifh arrf,'
rmlfh. ~ fhr Boston Nationals affrr
F-t.fpaEa zane af fhr local National
luplc apology Tor fla pert iu the af-
Ielf hyfln nirrrnd ln front of ffr
Lfn1 tuHl hrfnrg f0-dny'a contest
wa. a1rfF tnaf ho had taken raff in var.
trf11Wn rIF uu. lfIr unur1aI IIarIafrarr
brought loud appliance from the crowd
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JOHNSON rEvIHcIBLE.

wASHINGTON. sept I6-Johnson
was invincibie today and Washington
easily defeated St Louis 10 2. Sims a
recruit. started for the visitors but was
Wild and gave way 10 Hamilton. who la
ter was Withdrawn TO Sothern and Nc
Cabe. two other youngsters. a chance
In the box. Score:
r.. H. r
St Louis . OOOOOOO0 % 4
Washington " 01O0O2a
Batteries: Sims. Hamilton. Sothern.
McCabe and Leary. johnson and Wui-
Jams Two base hits. Pratt. Lee Wal
ker. stolen bases: Pratt 2 Sacrifice hit.
Mcbride. Sacrifice Fly. Williams Hase
on balls. sims 2. Sothern 2. Struck out.
johnson 9, Hamilton ?. Umpires-Con-
molly and chill
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ANERroAs ASSOCIATION.

At IndIlnnunI fudlHn1rouH q. Wu.
rauErr. q. tIIrat FnmrI.
a. tuIuwNuH. Columbus. A. Winrra.
coils. IFfraf camel
so Louisville. IouIaviilef Sc Paul
SD CoIumhus Columbus. g. Mime
apollo. 3. tFrcond ramcI.
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STEuHENNiLLE. o.. Sept f6-
Edw clifton. aec a.. who was trapped
and burned in poiler yesterday. when
The steam was turned on while be- was
making repairs. died here today.
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TIGERS VICTORS In FIRST
GAME OF CRUCIAL SERIES


Dave Says:
Ninety per cent of the men
refuse TO bother their heads
about details of dress-but
they want to be Right.
So when a man knows
where he can go and get a new
suit that's really correct and
get it at a fair price, without
having to depend on his own
Judgment, or ask any other
PERSONS opinion, he's pretty
close to being satisfied.
Kraus Bros. method has Gre
ated quite a little army of salts
fed men around Wheeling
and it's seeking recruits.
Are you satisfied with the
Clothing you get, and the kind
you get for what you have to
pay'
Come in for a few minutes
and let us show you ours.
Suits priced SIS to $50
Weather:-Fair.
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mUsEH LEAGUE

New factory laws fn Switzerland have
n0w established che fa-h0ur wees that
o. lN hourH daily Tor five DAYS and nine
hours on saturday thr marfnIufn
working Tine
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BOSTON. Sept. is-rhe Detroit IT.
gers and the Boston Red Sox came to
grips today In the frst game OF the
most critical series OF the year between
teams IN the American league with the
result thai Detroit scoring six runs 20
Bostons one. narrowed the margin OF
Red Sox league leadership TO one and
one-half games.
Partisan feeling ran high during the
exciting game. IL showed between
players OF the two teams when Ty Cobb
threw his bat at Pitcher Mays in the
eighth inning, after two balls had pass
ed close 10 his head ON the next pitch
Cobb was struck on the wrist Again
Cobb was the person against whom the
feeling was evident when. at tho close
OF the game he was surrounded By a
bleacher crowd. They pushed the De-
troit player and he shouldered them
back while he answered their gfDes.
Wads of paper were thrown. policemen
had difficulty in reaching Cobb's side
but eventually forced clear space and
assisted by Detroit and Boston players.
escorted him TO the club house. The
demonstration against Cobb manifested
itself every time he appeared at the
plate. the crowd "booing' him each
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
QUAkERS
rNCREASED THEIR LEAD IN rHr
NATIONAL YESTERDAY BY
TAKING OVER REDS.
Luderus Starred AZ hat with Five HIT.
GIANTS Take Pirates over-Super-
has Lose In Twelve Innings.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 3; Chicago 2
Detroit, 8. Boston l.
washington. \. ST Louis 2
Other clubs not scheduled


Chicago at New York.
st Louis at Washington
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at PhiladeJ ehia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
WILLIAM BREAKS
WORLDS RECORD
FAMOUS PACING STALLION GOES
NILE TO WAGON IN 1881 AT
SYRACUSE.
Former Record was 2soli4-Many Sur
prigea In big Card of six
Racoa.

SYRACUSE y. y Sept. is-wiliiam
worlds champiop five year old pacing
stallion, created a sensation at the
Grand Circuit this afternoon by pacine a
mile 90 wagon IN i.s9L. breaking The
world record bya nearly two seconds
Little Boy
William was driven by his owner G. X
. Billings. Of New York CITY Track
ana weather conditions were ideal Get
ting away to a splendid start the bir
PAGER never falfercd and finished easily.
The Performance Of William was the
citmaN or a six rice program during
which many surprises we're recorded
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FEDERALS


Pittsburgh. 8. Baltimore. 3.
Brooklyn. 81. 81 Louis. s.
skansas City-Ncwark.
Wet grounds.
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DEFEAT Red sox Br TIE CLOSE
SCORE or srx TO ONE.

Rartisaa rssiins High Ana crowd Mobs
Cobo-xanksss Take white sox
Senators Trim Browns
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Baltimore at Pittsburgh
Brooklyn az 81. Louis.
Other teams not scheduled
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Totals w 81 5 q IL 3
G)-Batter for Collins in firth.
t2l-batter for Scott IN ninth.
Detroit ..... 20Of 1901 O-s
Boston ........-.... OO001OOO O-1
stolen bases: Cobb, Hooper, GAMER
Sacrifice hits: Witt. Burns, Bush. Neach.
Bases on balls. OFster 7 Mays 1. Dauss
l. struck out. Foster 1. Mays .. Dauss
2. EMPIRES. Hildebrand and O'Loughlin
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William was driven by his owner G. X.
q. Billings. 81 New York city Track
and weather conditions we're ideai Get
ting away 10 q splendid start the bir
PAGER never faltered aud finished easily
The Performance OF William was the
oitsin9N or a Elk race program during
"hicn many surprises were recorded.
Summarizes
2.12 pace. De- g. purse 81 900
Napoleon Direct Oh x. by
walter Direct tGeerst
* T.'F II IEF -.'E, b. &C. sS2,,5,,.- 2 3
Lela Patchcn. blk IN. Snow 4 Z
Time--2.ut ~ o., e.0Iiss 2.02ft.
2.2o trot ~ Syracuse STAKE. 3 heat
81 Frisco 80. by san Fran
r.st Mnisf h isr5d,,' ....'..t J i
Tommy Todd. b lsnowl .g 3 D
kka,hryn coilette. Z m .Coxi b.. 3 { {
MARY Guy. ch on Murphy .... 8 q
Time lnh llott. 2.if
Miee liarris. % hy Potter the
Thistle Patch. blk D.. tsu0vl o. :
0 ,,a, DC Centre. h,,n. ,Iones) Co.,. 3
Arden do Forest be- & tos-
Timc-s.osE e.6,ii. aou. ''-
EOS trot the Go',.eruors' stake Q
W. Ta AiS.i,a Pc 1tnarN.w., .
Nuriuufun. coo D. fGreral ...... 4
Luiu LumiHe. b .m lMuphyl . 3 .
fatr Virrinia. bls u tDosl .... 6 ole
Time Dth lnsa e-0gt
, ,ii Z, ,rq i "a: ? '9 PgT,,,, il.aoo.
tar Ho 'WcDanaIlJ ......1 1
Tommy de Forest br
straffard Or b ,vorrt,i
AIrdnlr Do h .HudrnnI .... q
NnfnprInr Do m. lNrIenU 80 q
victor star. br 'falsn-
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roday's Games.
Boston at 81. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York AT Pittsburgh
Philadelphfa- Cincinnati not
scheduled.
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xsstsrdAy's Results.
New York. 3: Pittsburgh. a.
Philadelphia. 10. Cincinnati. ,.
chicago. I. brooklyn. o.
.St. Louis Boston
Postponed. account wet grounds
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
NEW LAWS EFFECTIVE At
THREE DIFFERENT DATES

Bismarck, March 23.-According to
an opinion of Attorney General Linde
bills passed by the last session of the
legislature will become effective a.
three different dates. The general bud
get bill, to which was attached the
emergency clause as provided by the
recent amendment to the constitution,
became effective as soon as it was
signed. The bill to which the old
emergency clause was attached will
become effective Friday, June 4, and
the balance, by far the larger class,
will be operative July I.
The initiative and referendum
amendment to the constitution pro-
vides that bills to which the new emer.
gency clause is not attached are sub
ject to referendum by the people, but
that such referendum petition shall be
used before the expiration of 80 days
from the final adjournment Of the ses
sion at which the bill was passed. The
new amendment did not repeal the old
emergency clause and so bills to which
the clause is attached will become ef-
fective as soon as the time for filing
referendum petitions has expired.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
STARTS HIS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST HORSE DISEASE

Bismarck, March 23.-Dr. Crews, of
the live stock sanitary board, has
started his campaign against dourine
for the year. He stated that his de-
partment would inspect all horses and
herd inspected last year to ascertain
whether or not there were traces OF
the disease making their appearance
since the last inspection. Other herds
will be inspected and it is expected
that the disease will have been pretty
well stamped out in the state by the
early part of the summer The federal
department assists in this work and
will have several men working in the
field in short time. In cases where
animals are killed as result of tho
discovery of the disease the govern
ment stands one-half of the indemnity
and the state the other half Accord
ing to bill passed by the last session
Of the legislature part of the money
appropriated for glanders is used to
indemnify parties who have dourine
animals killed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
DAK0TA'S new LAWS
ATTRACT ATTENTION

Bismarck, March 23-Some of the
legislation passed at the last session
in North Dakota has attracted inter-
est in other states and Legislative Ref
erence Librarian Acker is receiving
many inquiries with regard to bills
passed by the fourteenth assembly. A
large part Of the inquiries are in rela-
ton to the budget" bill and the
board of regents" measure. Other
states are interested in the immigra-
tion bill, especially the western states
where there is desire to promote i'm
migration. Other bills attracting in.
terest are the money and credits tax
and the state fire marshal act.
The new "emergency clause" provid-
ed by the initiative and referendum
amendment to the constitution is also
attracting considerable interest in
other states. Inquiries as to whether
the referendum will be used by the
people of the state are general but OF
course at this time it is too early to
answer that question, either as to the
kind of bills against which the referen.
dunn will be used or as to the reasons
that will bring forth the referendum
action,
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i. s. READY TO
MAKE DEMANDS
FOR PREPARATION

Washington, March 22.-The state
department officials have now gather
ed practically all the data sought by
them preparatory to requesting Ger
many to make reparation for the
sinking of the American ship William
P. Frye and cargo by the Prinz Eite]
Friedrich. No word has been received
from Berlin concerning the case. The
American complaint, which will prob
ably be sent to Germany soon, will be
that there was no proof OF the food
stuffs being destined to the belliger-
ent forces of England. 1t is generally
believed that Germany will make re-
paration for the loss of the ship and
it's cargo.
Preparing Note
President Wilson has under consid-
Grafton a draft of a note soon to be
sent to England and France presenting
the views of the United States on the
blockade of commerce between Ger
many and neutrals. No statement as
to the character of the note which will
soon be sent, was made officially, al
though it is understood that a strong
objection will be voiced against the
blockade on the ground that it is
based on no precedent in either law
or history:
To Follow Precedent
The attitude of the United States
will be the same as that held during
the civil war on the subject of block
ade, it was indicated by some officials.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
Important Victory Is Gained
After Long Siege-Believe
CracOW Is Doomed to Fal.
Before Invaders.

Petrograd, March 22-The garrison
of Przemysl has capitulated to the in
vesting Russian army. The ending of
the long siege is considered to be of
great Importance. 1t gives Russia con-
troll of virtually all of eastern Galicia
and releases the Russian army which
has been besieging the city, for SER
vice elsewhere. Nothing since the cap
ture of Lemberg and the victorious
sweep Of the Russians through Galicia,
in the beginning of the war has
aroused such enthusiasm.
The fate of the fortress has been in
evitable since the failure of the last
Austrian drive from the southwark
for it's relief. There have been daily
evidences of shortage in provisions,
and reports of the ravages of disease
have reached the besiegers frequently.
It is believed that the next impor-
tant development in Galicia will be the
new Russian advance toward Cracow.
the Austrians having been virtually
driven out of the territory southwark
as far as the Carparthians.
The garrison surrendered without
fight The war Office reports nine Aus
trian generals, over 800 officers and
$4,000 men taken.
1t is officially stated here tonight:
"The Russians have made successful
advances. During the last "a hours
they have captured $500 men and so
officers and 20 machine guns. In the
direction Of Nunkacz the Germans, in
dense formation, attacked the Russian
positions at Rossokhazie and Graw-
chik, in Kosiuwkawa, but were every
where repulsed with heavy losses"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
VALLEY CITY NAN
IS RECOVERING
OF BROKEN BACK

Bismarck, March 22-Secretary of
State Thomas Hall has just received a
letter from J. H. Warren, the engineer
whose back was broken in the recent
wreck near Mandan. Mr.. Warren is
now in the hospital at Glendive, Mont.
and he is recovering nicely.
He writes that he is able to walk a
few steps now and expects to be able
to travel back to Bismarck in week
or ten days. He also sends greetings
to all his old friends and thanks them
for their kindnesses.
Mr.. Hall, Major Henry and Mr.. Wan.
ner Of the board of control Office, with
others, "chipped in" yesterday and
purchased some tobacco and other
little remembrances which they are
sending to Mr.. Warren as a st. Pat
rick's day reminder.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
NOLTlMIER VOTES TO CON-
soLIDATE FOUR SCHOOL s

The Noltimier school district held
an election Tuesday afternoon, to
vote upon the question of consolidat
ing the four schools of the district and
erecting a four-room school building
in the centre of the township. The
question carried by vote of IS to H.
Noltimier township is one Of the
most progressive townships in Barne:
county and it has shown it's belief III
giving the boys and girls chance
by giving them educational advantages
equal to any city school. The people
Of this township are to be congratu
lated upon their progressive enterprise
and farsightedness.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
MEXICAN FORCES MASSING
FOR BATTLE IN NORTH

Washington, March 22.-Reports to
the state departments from the Mexi-
can agencies here have continued to
indicate that Villa and Carranza forces
are massing near the coast in North
ern Mexico for what may be the most
decisive battle since Huerta was over
thrown. Advices from Tampico say
the Carranza forces are "retreating to
Victoria and that the Villa forces are
marching on Victoria"
This is thought to mean a considera-
BILE part of the Tampico garrison has
marched inland to join the army as
sembled to meet the incoming Villa
troops.