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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR FIRST RACE
WHEELING MOTORCYCLE CLUE An
RANGES AN INTEREST
mo MEET
Events Win BE Held AZ stats Pair
Grounds, Saturday Afternoon
Officials Are NAMED.

Al the regular weekly meeting OF the
Wheeling Motorcycle Club held last
evening hnal plans and arrangements
TOT the hrst race or the season were
completed The speedway event will
De staged on the State Fair grounds and
promises some sport FOR the lovers OF
iast riding Last evening the race COM
mittee took up and completed the final
details appointed timers. checkers start
or, referee. cashiers. nnnouncers and
other officials for the opening event
Already they have nine entrants and
by this evening 70 ~ expected that sv-
eral more will have entered A totai OF
~ events has been arranged by the
S g. INN totalling more than 50
ana some from ohio towns.
ArranFements have been made for the
CLUB orchestra 60 play IN front Of the
inE During the afternoon they will
rug ish music ~ the races The gates
VII open AZ o'clock ard the hrst race
Wa1arcr : I.and6n Eler viii h. m
charge ~ the race course and the fol-
l2wing officials will be IN charge ~ the
Referee and startsr-H. n Friedrichs.
Ttuers-Pete Hoyd Pete Gruhh. Az
bort kress. p. shepherd end Chas y.
Cashisr-E a. pickmsn and Harry
Announcer. a. D. rastsrs
Niies WinkeriiIer. Walter RIPLEY ard h
Morrison
Tracs Manager o. randon ui.r
The following riders will be- entered La
ihr eight rN'rfs Emery Harold Arthur
U IrnmuuN. e. IL. cheshire. otto Rita A
~. Davis d. Do. NIkefr 81 NfIfer A
Wslters Al entrance Zee ~ tuenty-
hNe cents VII BE- charged each sntrarf
Tho f0llowing events viii be- run
Event So. Five mile free for ALL
Event So. 40 mile hardfcap
Event So. so mile novelty race
event 40 IS mile handicap race
Event 80 l-a.H mile trial record
regular stock machine
Event SO. Go mile handicap race.
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MARSHALL COLLEGE
STRONG CONTENDER
wEsLEYAN MADE PINE SHOWING
AGAINST WABHruGroN AND
JEFFERSON.
orssn and white WIN Meet Methodists
At Buckhannon May 8 and e-Both
Teams Getting IN Shape.

BUcKHANNoN. April 2T.-An even
split with Washington a jefferson In
the series OF two games played by the
teams last Week has boosted the stock
OF the wesleyan ball tossing aggrega-
ton as nothing else except a clean sweep
over the Red and Black could have done
The good brand OF baseball played
throughout the w. g. j. games has
helped wonderfully. and from present in
dications the series with Marshall Col
lege here on May hfth and sixth will
stir baseball Interest as no local series
mas for several years. The Marshall
team this year Is recognized as a most
formidable opponent She has lost but
one game, and this TO the husky univer-
sity or Michigan team. Five games have
been won. and two Of these from "A team,
that split series from West Virginia
University. On the Dope" then Mar
shall should be stronger than West Vir-
ginla should be stronger than West Vir-
ginia. Those here who are familiar with
Coach Chambers methods recognize the
fact that about every three years he
turns out team that takes them All
into camp. Three years ago. he Lambert
Ollom- Bailey-Cornwell. etc, tribe was
the sensation OF West Virginia COLLEGE
baseball and IL H. about time Tor t6s
Green and White 10 again produce a win
ner
The coming Thursday Wesleyan plavs
Susquahanna University on the local
field. This r. the only game at home
this week and a hard struggle Is looked
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WHEELING WINS
CLOSE CONTEST
DEFEATS UNION HIGH TEAM ny
SCORE OF ! TO o. YESTERDAY.
Hamilton And Knou rvirl Great Game,
Bat Former Wins By Stick Word
In Last Inning.

With Rider on first base IN the last
mar or the ninth inning. Hamilton. star
tWrler FOR Wheeling High. drove "a long
Park yesterday afternoon. thereby enao-
hng his team TO win from Union High
school team Of Benwood by the score
Of ] 20 o.
Both teams played good ball and while
Two errors were chalked up again each
team they did not ngure In the scoring
hnoll pitched me game and had ~
Hlrlkeouts 20 his credit, while Hamilton
Whtffed ten batters Each twirler gave
Two bases on balls. Knoll allowed hui
FOUR hits while bis teammates gathered
score.
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Special Dispatch 10 the IntelIiEsneer
ERIE. Pa. April 27-Erie opened
the home season by trouncing the
hard-hitting aggregation from Wheel
Ing BY score Of to 2.
George Shears was on the firing line
for the locals. and the elongated twirl-
or was an enigma 10 shriver's men.
George was master OF the situation
from start TO finish. Erie's nrst run
came In the second inning. when Co
valeskie reached first on an error and
went TO second on the overthrow He
scored a moment later on Scott $
slashing single.
In the third Shears was given a
base on balls. Harris hit safely and
Joe Stanley attempted 10 sacrifice.
but Pitcher Davis threw the ball into
right held. Shears scoring. Gygli
struck out. but Covaleskie was equal
70 the emergency and sent n screech-
ing liner into left and scored Harris
and Stanley.
In the eighth Stanley walked.
Gygii reached FIRST on an error. and
Covaleskie again uncorked a hit. send
ing both runners across the pan.
Wheeling scored In the third and
ninth innings. O'Day was lift by a
pitched ball In the third and immedi-
ately stole second. Umlauf scored
him with a single.
In the ninth. successive hits by
Meister and Keene netted Wheeling
another tally. Davis pitched good
ball for the visitors. but was given
poor support.
A large crowd turned out to wit
ness the opening. and II was not dis
appointed with the result
Covaleskie's batting. Shears pitch
Ing and Martins catching featured
the game. which was not very ex-
citing. Score:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The J. =. r. c. club. OF Martins Ferry.
challenges any team Ia the ohio valley
a. Martins Ferry. The keystones or W.
\. C,.s. Of Bcllaire. are preferred. Games
can b arranged By calling 3fO-M Mar
tins Ferry. on the Bell phone.
The Triadeiphia district second team
yesterday defeated the Elm Grove school
team by the score OF % II. jackson
and Ronksly. formed the battery for the
high school boys. while McGlone. smith.
OBrten. Cross and Eine worked FOR the
Elm Grove boys.
The W A. C's challenge the Aetna
Athletics Tor q game on the Patterson
grounds saturday at 30 o'clock B. ~
u accepted answer through The Intel
lgencer.
The sharpshooter- yesterday met de-
ers by the score ~ 80 90 li. The fea-
ture 81 the game was the pitching 81 q.
Cunningham. the batting ~ Macklin. 4.
Cunningham. Kahn. Murriu and q. Gun
ninEham.
Tho Red Wings and the South side
StoE1es viii not meet saturday. but
have postponed their game until NAY
The game Will BE- called promptly at
o'clock on the Terminal grounds
The Renwood A g.. would like to arr
range games for saturday and SUNDAY
with any fast teams ir this vicinity. The
Ford a A.. ~ Nellnire ana the vt. a. a..
~ This clty are preferred The game
may be- arranged hy calling 20 on the
BELL. or g. on the Rational and ask for
Anderson ur Tulca.
This afternoon the 90 Q r. and Young
Wheeling teams vlli meet ON tho Win
yard grounds iu vIHt promises fu I. Hu
interesting game The teams VIII Zines
up 40 f1Iluwr 30 D. Hnli~r Jones.
vounihan Reynolds. smith. kreN Nc
Mift Russell oliver Young Wheeling
Mitchell Richards. campbell N1rfrIa
Rug'ris schwartz. sullivan. richards
and Lukerr
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RED SOX SHUT OUT

BOSTON, April Fray Heating held
the Red SoN 20 two hits today and not
outstanding six bases on balls which
ne gave New York won q shut out game
TO o. Foster pitched eight Innings for
Boston. and was In good form. The
Score:
Y. H. T.
New York Gee. OOOOOOOl1-2 8 q
Boston ........ 900 90 ? ,
Batteries. Heating and Sweeney: Fos-
ter. Collins and Thomas
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TORONTO-LINSLY
Fast High school Teams VIII Meet on
Asland Pan This Aftsrnoon=
Good Game EEpsctsd

This afternoon the fast Ifnefv rrrff-
tIte team VIII crosse bats win fre sf~ors
lnf0nin, o.. high boys on the Island
ihrk These are considered a. brIrr
AmotE lhc Ftrougest teams in the valley
a.'N o. N'th have been PLAYING fast hail
we same promises f0 he a close ono
"rnnt1 has defeated both Weiiaburr
ana -t'uneuNllie high schools and III
considered one o. tho hest hlrh school
teams DOB eastern onto Woods ana gth-
sou VIII Form The battery Tor rIrafr
The rHwe will Dol called promptly AZ
ans r. m
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PITCHERS BATTLE

DETROIT. April Flight snappv
double plays figured in pitchers strug-
~. which Detroit won from ST Louis
today to The game was won in
the sixth inning when the Tigers scored
two runs on a pass TO Fuller Cobb \
triple and Crawford's single
Score. II "a y
st Louis .OO020 10000.
Detroit .... % - 3
Batteries - Lowdermilk and Leary,
AEmeN. LoNoLuskLn and Mckaa
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PHILLIES WIN SWATFEST

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-Both
teams hit hard in to-day's game, but
twice Brooklyns rallies were stopped
Dy double plays started by bancroft and
Philadelphia won by 20 2. Carvath's
nome run. Chalmers double and Whit
teds single drove In the home team
runs. Score: r. ID rs
Brooklyn .OO 2OOOOOo- -
Philadelphia 30 i02OO2 $ II q
Batteries-Rucker. Appleton and MIL
ler' Chalmers and Killirer.
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HTERrATToHAL LEAGUE
oPnrs AT RICHMOND

RICHMOND. Va. April 27-The In
ternatiorai League season vas opensd
mere to-day. with Iurk nunu's former
ltit imnre team representing Richmond
eEainst Toronto. Richmond won an up
Dill contest. ~ to
o-morrQw the Buffalo fntsrnationala
MlW npen thctr playing season ~ pr0ri.
dence. on Thursday. Montreal Will pIav
a. Newark. and Rochester a. Jersey CIV
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ATHLETICS DROP ONE

WASHINGTON. April 27-WashInK-
ton got only three hits off Shawkey to-
day, but two OF those. a single and a
triple. In the second inning coupled with
a Wild pitch. Melted two runs a lead
which Philadelphia could not overcome
and the locals won, . To l. Shaw's three
successive passes. followed by an out
gave the Athletics their only run. The
score: n II n
Philadelphia ..O1OOO0OOO q 6 a
Washington % 0OOO.-2 3 q
Batteries-ShaWkey and McAvoy:
Shaw. Gallia and Henry
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REDS SHUT OUT

CINCINNATI. o. April 27-Cincin-
matt could not hit label and as a result
Chlcago shut out the locals to-day 6 10
Cincinnati. was hit hard and often re
tired IN the eighth TO allow Twombl.v
20 bat TO- him. Williams starred al The
D.' score II. II. L.
..IO1OOOI -
Batteries-Zabel and Bresnahan :Ames.
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EVAS SWAMPED

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
GRAND RAPIDS. April 27.-Grand
Rapids opened the home Central League
) season to-day by pounding from From
holz. OF Evansville for IA hits and as
many runs. winning. IL to g. Carlton
pitched good ball for the home boys.
Inc score; r. II. +.
Evansville 100000 O30-3 4 .
Grand Rapids % o 0 03O O--i4 IG 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hauser and Nc
Carthy. Carlson and McGraw.
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LOST HEARTBREAKER

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
TT. WAYNE. Ind. April 27.-Donel-
lys luck deserted him IN the ninth and
Terre Haute batted I'm two runs. winning
= 20 }. Twice Doneliy filled bases on
balls Three hundred autos paraded
with bands To the ball grounds. The
score: r. II e
Tsrrs Haute. oo00O0112-l 10 2
Batteries-Nehef and Vann; Donelly
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CHICAGO. April .T.-The Chicago
American league club Won it, -fNfn
straight game today defeating Cleveland
70 In the eighth. with the White
SOY Two behind. Eddie Collins and -Four
nier tTipled. Fourier scoring or A long
fly. Two more singles. a base on balls
pan error and a Wild pitch cinched the
game for the locals score.
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Two base hits: Magee. Schmidt j.
smith. Three base hits: LObert, Murray.
Home runs: Schmidt. J. Smith. Stolen
bases; Gowdy. 2. Fitzpatrick. Sacrifice
hits; Gilbert 2 Sacrifice fly: Rudolph,
Magee. schmidt. Bases on balls: or
ferrltt, 2. off Ritter. 2: off Schupp. /:
OH Rudolph. 1. Struck out: BY PERTH
2: by Ritter. 2: by Schupp, 4; by Ru.
dolph. 2. Umpires: Quigley and Eason.
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8 STRAIGHT
WHITE sox DEFEATED CLEVELAND
AND AAkE uxx 1rIAroEr
vIcToBIE8.
Eighs Double Ylays rss,urs Dstroi,-ss
Louts oAms-Doston shut Out ana
Athisties Loss c1oss onsL


Washington. :; Philadsiphia-
New York. ?. Boston. o.
Detroit 3. 81 Louis
Chicago. :. Cleveland. I
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St Paul-St Paul 4: MINNEAPOLIS
At Louisville4LouisvIne 10; Columbus
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .: Indian
Other clubs not scheduled.
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HIGH TEAMS PLAY
Fast Wsrsburg end Mound City HIGH
cross hats Todav ~ Moundsviils.

This Afternoon on the Fifth street ball
PARK a. NuuufatIlie. WeiishurE and
MuuudrVlIle high teams viii cross hats
Tor the fret time this season Roth az
FreFatiurs are Ir the Tirk ~ condition
and notify contested and interesting
game la expected The game viii Del
called promptly 80 o'clock
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SEW YORK April 27.-The Boston
manhattan since winning their WORLDS
championship last fall and easily defrs,-
ed New York. ~ 70 s.
ne visitors hit both Perritt and RIt-
Ter hard schmidt and J. smith each M,
home run. double and single The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-28

Cleveland at Chicago
St Louis Al Chicago
Philadelphia at Washington
New York At Boston.
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There are now 67 bird reserves
In the United States where wild
fowls may live unmolested.
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GAME POSTPONED

Special Dispatch to the Intsliigencer.
game. rain.
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Two base hits. Weaver Three base
hits; Jackson. r. Collins. Fourier. Sto-
hits: jackson. T.. Collins. Fourier. StoI-
en- bases; +. Collins. Brief. Sacrifice hits:
Brief. Schalk. Hagerman 2 Chapman. 4
collins. Bases on balls; off Wolfgang
i Hagerman ! Rem .. Russell /: Jones
Benz 1 Russell 2 Umpires Naiiin and
Dineen.
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ro-dAy's oamss.
Boston at New York
brooklyn az Philadelphia
chicago at Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Al 81 Io,sfs
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PIRATES SHUT OUT

ST. LOUIS. April 27.-Griner betd 81.
visitors to five hits to-day and 81. Iouis
defeated Pittsburgh. 3 to o. Timely nit
tlng accounted for the locals runs. The
Pittsburgh ....oOOOOOOOO- Il
ST Louis ..... % 2OOOOIs & n
Eat teries-McOuillan. Mamaux- Kelly
ana Schahs' gibson; Griner and Snyder.
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To-1ay's oamss-
Terre Haute at FL Wayne.
Evansxtlls at Grand Rapids.
Wheeling at Erie.
Dayton NJ Youngstown
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ID batted for Coumbe IN ninth
tz-batted for REM In seventh
Cleveland ........ 5000 sOi O-t
Chicago ........ OO0i OlO6 -
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rsstsrday's B&sulA
ST. louis. J. Pittsburgh. o.
minneapolis 3. Brooklyn
Boston. Il. New York. s.
Chicago. 6. Cincinnati. o.
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BRAVES

ExEcuH Wan DANCE OF roIo
okou1D1 AND r1rH rWE
oxAHrB II TO g.
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WHEELING LOSES THE
OPENING GAME AT ERIE
sHEAns PROVED ENIGMA TO
clEs esiI 10 AIT.

osyis Pitched Good Ball, but Was
Given Poor eupport-Msrtin's
Catching a Feature.
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The ". A. C-s challenge the Aetna
Athletics Tor game on the Patterson
grounds saturday at 2 80 o'clock g. m.
II accepted answer through The Intel
ligenccr.
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Ysgtsrday's Results.
Terri Haute. a. FL Wayne. ..
Erie. q. Wheeling. =
OF Rapids. IL: Evansville. q
rounEstowD-Dayto rain
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Bowling


To-aaIFbi sl.i5inli,-,' ~ :, ciiiIbm1,IrI, ~
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Totals ......s6 . 81 II
-Batted for Ritter In fifth.
-Batted for Schupp in ninth.
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Tho Red Wings and the South side
StoRtes viii not meet saturday. hut
have postponed their game until MAY q
The game will 30 called promptly at
o'clock on the Terminal grounds
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Thomas Olson.

MADISON Neb.. Aug. l.-(Special)-
Mrs. Thomas Olson died at her fathers
home, Enola, late Saturday evening OF
tubercular complications. Eta l.. Martin
was born at Griswold, Ia, In 1884. mar
ried TO Thomas Olson I'm 1904. She had
always resided In Madison county and Is
the daughter OF w. r. Martin, president
OF the Enola State bank Deceased Is sur
vived by her father and husband and
four children, three boys and a baby
girl II months old. The funeral services
were held at the w r. Martin home in
Enola yesterday. Services were also held
at the Methodist Episcopal church at
Newman Grove.
Charles Hack.
TABLE ROCK. Neb.. Aug. 91-(Spe-
cial )-Charles Hack died here yesterday,
after an illness of many months. of
cancer OF the intestines. His wife died of
the same trouble. some four years ago,
He was So years of age, and is survived
by two children, Mrs. Pearl Martin and
Mrs. Carlean Lawrence. both of Table
Rock. The hurt, which is thought to be
the cause OF the cancer, was received
while at work as section boss" on the
Burlington railroad, in January, 1918,
Funeral services will be held in the
Christian church here. Wednesday, at
10 n m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-01
Carrier Pigeon
Flies 1900 Miles

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Aug. 3l.-An-
nouncement was made today that Ben
Bolt" a carrier pigeon, had established a
new long distance flight of approximately
200 miles, from Norwalk, o., to this
city. 1t made the trip in five days. nine
hours. thirty-one minutes and ten seconds
ARRIVING here yesterday
The best previous flight. according to
the records of tho International Fedora
ton of American Homing Pigeon Fan
ciers. was made in 1912 by bird belonging
TO Henry Beach OF Fort Wayne, Ind.'
which covered 1000 miles in two days
nine hours, forty-three minutes and
twelve seconds.
ben Bolts flight was made under the
auspices of the Los Angeles Messenger
Pigeon association.
q. H. Skolfield is the owner of the bird
1t was released at Norwalk by c. A.
Walker.
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pense or Ns.O0 or II ISiS.So5 % sretiffyiS the
whlms Of some one Individual, Il Will
depend In great measure on what the
men in the legislature desire and think
best to do. I have an oNcccdinglN good
opinion OF tho members OF the legislature
and feel that we never had a session
composed of moro conscientious men.
l have been as fair with the TREASURER
as I know how 20 be, as | am willing to
rotary t OF State ta nnd mSydor S OF pubic
counts are also willing to q. X. them.
We have only one party, the treasurer,
who seems to think that the interests OF
the people of the state should be saeri-
feed for technicality Il believe II IL
contrary to the wishes OF IS per cent OF
the people of the state to put out OF
commission one OF the most important, n
not the most important departments OF
our state government
Refers 20 own Record.
l am only a servant of the people and
wishes and work to the best interests Of
the state. Whether l am sincere or not
can be Judged by the saving have made
In my own department, saving OF many
thousands OF dollars over other admins
STATIONS, as can be shown by the records,
The y wss 0PSosed to iEg
ing to divert funds from the general fund
of the state treasury to crafty his own
Ideas In trying to keep up the levy OF the
to the state boards action in reducing
this levy and yet this board il composed
Of five members, four being present at
the time the reduction was made. Those
present were Fred Beckman, commits
sloner OF public lands and buildings, Q
state; w H. Smith, auditor OF public ac-
counts, and myself This is a mixed
board politically and Il was unanimously
in favor OF reducing the levy, as the re.
turns of the different assessors would
show that the levy we made will be suf-
ficient to meet all the expenses OF the
made by the legislature, and still leave
more than 10000 surplus. This seems 20
/ have dlspleased the treasurer to such an
extent that he is exercising his perogative
as he claims, and Is closing up depart
ment which will require years to put back
where the present commissioner has
brought IT,
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Cass Teachers, Institute.

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Aug. a.-(Spe-
cial 1.-The Cass County Teachers insti-
tute convened in the High school build
ing in Plattsmouth Monday morning with
County Superintendent Miss Eda Mar
auardt in charge. The instructors are;
Mary Ellen Brown OF the University OF
Nebraska; Bertram L. McProud, South
Dakota college; Miss Marie Kaufman
superintendent of penmanship, Piatts-
mouth schools. and County Attorney A.
G.. Cole. L. T. Skinner of the extension
department Of the University School OF
Agriculture will present the Boys and
Girls club work for the year. Attorney
C. A. Rawls will address sthe teachers
Wednesday afternoon on Functions OF
Government"
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Nebraska
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug, d,-(Special)-
Mrs. Henry Fishbach and her two daugh-
ters, Bertha and Priscilla, arrived home
Monday from Houston, Tex, where they
were visiting when the tropical hurricane
swept that section recently. Mrs. Fish
bach reports that fully 50 per cent OF
the birds were killed by the hurricane,
and that trees and shrubbery OF all kinds
were stripped of their foliage as though
fire had passed through the country.
Mrs. Jesse Reed, a pioneer of Blue
Springs. died Sunday, aged 65 years. She
was a native of Ohio. and had lived at
Blue Springs for about thirty years. She
leaves her husband and six children.
The farm of Christ Meints, eight miles
northeast Of Beatrice, was visited by
thieves Sunday night, who stole 100 fine
young fowls.
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GOVERNOR M0REHEAD
AT JEFFERSON FAIR

FAIRBURY. Neb.. Aug. a.-(Special
Telegram -Governor ]. II. Morehead
arrived in Fairbury this morning and
spent part Of the day comforting with q
few of the leaders of the democratic
party in Fairbury, as well as few re-
publican friends. He left at noon by
auto for Deshler, accompanied by a few
friends, and will speak at the Thayer
County fair.
This makes the governors second
visit to jefferson county this month. He
spoke at the fraternal picnic August IL