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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-01-20
MUCH BASKET BALL
THE PAST WEEK
High School and Seminary Teams
Both Active During the Past

High School and Seminary Teams
Both Active During the Past
Few Days.
Both the Seminary and High School
basket ball teams have been active
during the past week. On Friday eve
ming the Seminary team met the Deid.
rich brothers of Delano, on the local
court, with disastrous results. On
Saturday evening the high school girls
and boys teams met the teams from
Litchfield, and on Monday the Semi
nary team travelled to Benson for a
game with the town. team at that
place.
DeIano so, Seminary 20.
The Seminary team went way out
of their class last Friday evening and
took on the fast Deidrich brothers
team of Delano. This team was CON-
posed Of four brothers, the two for
wards anu two guards, and Walters at
center. They put up as pretty an ex-
hibition of team work as has been
seen in this city for long time. and
George Diedrich and Walters proved
wonders at dropping them in from the
field, at any old angle and distance.
The real sensational shot of the eve
ming, tho, was pulled off by Alvin
Kanikkaberg, in the second half,
/ when he stood on the foul line and
shot a basket the length of the field.
It was the longest shot ever made in
Willmar in match game.
The Seminary scored first when
Harsted dropped one in shortly after
play was called but the visitors soon
got going and from then on it was
merely a case of the size Of the
score. Tallakson played great game
! for the Seminary, scoring half the
points made. The foul shooting OF
the Seminary was wretched in the ex
IRENE, the combined efforts of Tallak
son and Nelson, netting only two
points out of possible twelve. On
the other hand Walters sent in six out
of ten from the foul line. The score:
Delano Seminary
E. Deidrich .....F. ......... Nelson
G. Deidrich 80. .F........ Tallakso1
Walters ........ C. .......... Cantor
F. Deidrich ..... .G......... Harstet
w. Deidrich &C.,. Kanikkaber@
Subs-Rannestad for Harsted.
! Baskets-G. Deidrich Z; E. Deid
rich 5; Walters, 4; F. Deidrich 4; w
Deidrich, 2. Tallakson, 4; Nelson
Harsted, Kanikkaberg.
| Fouls-Walters, out of ten; Mel
son, 0 out of four; Tallakson, out o
eight.
High School Girls II, Litchfield II
i A glorious thing happened at tn
high school gym last Saturday evening
when both the local girls and boy
teams defeated the teams from Litch
field. The girls game was as good
game of girls basket ball as has beel
played in this city in a long time
Both teams played hard, and on thi
account there were a number of foul
called, most of them being for love
the line" Esther Tallman and Mi
) dred Smith divided the scoring TO
, Willmar, the former with thrice
| points and the latter with four, Will
; Mildred Anderson and Vivian Larso
| did the scoring for Litchfeld. TIL
: score:
IL Willmar Litchfield
Tallman .LF. AndersO
Smith ......... .RF. LarsO
/ TT DqVl
! Wright .AC. ........ Lime
: Severinson .LG. ........ Warne
7 Sperry ........ rig. ..... Burfennin
: Baskets-Tallman 4; Smith, 2; Al
5 derson: Larson. FOuls=AndersOn,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-01-20

Amount of Reserve on Hand...... 81, 1888
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New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
FAKE SOLICITOR ABOUT.
Chamber Of Commerce on Inyestiga, tion Discovers Woman is Hoax.

tion Discovers Woman is Hoax.
 The true merits of the Chamber of Commerce in Investigating cases of solicitors from other cities who come here under the guise of seeking aid for some institution was again evil denced Thursday afternoon when a young woman approached a member of the Chamber and sought aid for the Newark Rescue Home of Newark, N. J. The woman was referred to Secretary Andrews who got into conn., munication at once with the officials at the home and last evening he re- ceived a telegram from Newark, in which the officials in that city stated that they had not authorized any per son to go about soliciting as there was no reason for going outside of Newark. 6.sIs tse.ss s
 The directors of the Chamber Of Commerce held an important meet ing Friday afternoon, and voted to change the closing hour of stores on Saturday evenings, from 9:3o o'clock to 10 o'clock comm encing tonight. From the outset there has been con- siderable dissatisfaction on the part of the merchants on the $50 o'clock closing hour.
 Extensive plans have been made by the civic bureau for the meeting next Tuasday evening, at which E. J. La throp of New York, a city planning expert, will make an address. 1n- vitations have been extended to the members of the municipal govern ment to attend.
 Gratifying reports have been re- ceived by the Fourth of July com mittee on contributions for tine fire works display.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
REAL ESTATE REVIEW.
Number of Warrantce Deeds Filed With the City Clerk This Week.

WlIH LIE Slty SicTk iIhS "oGk
 The following property transfers were recorded with the city clerk this week:
 Mary Scalise to Lucia Scalise, land and buildings on Fremont street.
 Ferdinand D'Esopo to Daniel E. o'Keefe, land and buildings on Web ster street.
 Bernard Miller. ct al. to Eva Gcdzinoski, land and buildings on Hartford avenue.
 Russwin Land Go. to Frank L. Sharpe, land and buildings on Jerome street.
 EHgar c. Linn to Marcnan Kamen- sky, land on Park View avenue.
 John J. Donalaue to Edward o. Kill bourne, land and buildings on Carl ton street. 7$1sfI$JSi
 Harriet E. Nash to Bessie N. Damon, land and buildings on Main street.
 Ethelyn G.. Boehm to J. W. Mills, j-1S interest in land and buildings on South Main street.
 Title Realty and Development Co., to Geo. L. Smith, lana and buildings on Judd avenue.
 Frank T. Griswold, ct al, to Mat thew M. Conlon, land on Harrison street
 Ellen E. Reynolds. trustee. to Will liam F. Reynolds, land and buildings en Summer street
 Estate of C.harlen F. Reynolds tminor)s to William F. Reynolds, land and buildings on Summer street.
 Albin Carlson, ct al. Y to Per August Gustafson, land and buildings on Chestnut streeet.
 Charles aL.S-s Barnes to- willia m Walker, land on Wooster street
 Eric V. Carlson to William A. Dacey, ct al, land and buildings on Church street.
 Grace Rockwell to Daniel Sullivan, ct al., land and buildings on Greeri- wood street
 Ray Rhodes to William Walker, land and buildings on Wooster street.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
F. V. STREETER IS . 1
 72 NEXT TUESDAY,
Prominent Grand Army Man wir1 Greet Comrades At His
 Home That Evening.

On next Tuesday Frederick " Streter, Connecticuts best known
 and one of her most popular Grand Army veterans, will celebrated hid seventy-second birthday at his hor& Iat 2Ss South Main stret and in -fhd| evening he will be glad to receive
 his grand army comrades at an inA formal reception there.
 MT. Stfeeter was born in Vernon. Nt.| on June 22, 1s43. He prepared fo1 Yale college but instead Of pursuind his studies there he enlisted in thd Union army and served throughout the Civil war. Subsequently he toured abroad and also went to Chifagd where he lost all of his possessions fif the great fire.
 MT. streter is a musician of widd reputation and in the grand arny] ranks with the foremost Heis fhd commander of Stanley Post, a past de J partment commander of ~Conue4tfl4 and holds an important position ofI the national council. Af#
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
AuTonfoBIL1sTs, ATTENTION.

Eventually you will USE the "IN- TERLOCK" Inner Tire, Why not NOW? You will GET eight to fif- teen THOUSAND miles out of your TIRES by their USE in your tires. They DOUBLE the mileage and SAVE 90 PER GENT. of that tire WASTE.
 The DOUBLE THICK tube (SIx tubes in ONE) is your BEST buy, they are PROOF against SLOW LEAKS and POROSITY. The BEST com bnation on the market.
 The "GASOSAvA, is .GUARAN- ANTEIcD to SAVE 25 PER GENT. to 50 PER CENT. of. your GASOLINE or your MONEY BACK. THE ABOVE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Postal will bring FULL particulars. Address, Manager, Lock Box 43O, New Briain, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
70 IL ON BIyouAC.

Co. l., C. N. C., under command of aptain Harry Ladbury, is holding 0 bivouac at the state range in Ken sington today The company will re- main at the range until Sunday. To- morrow morning drill will be held and in the afternoon baseball game and other athletic sports will be held The public is invited to attend the bivouac On June "A the company will take part with the entire regi- nlent in the Old Home Week celebra . ton in Willimantic. in which ex-Pres- ident William H. Taft will review the regiment.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
REPRESENTATIONS TO FARMER.
Retiring Chief at Stanley Works Re
 Incmbered by Associates.

John J. Farmer, for eighteen years chief of the fire department at the Stanley Works, who resigned recent ly to accept place in Bridgeport, was pleasantly surprised Friday eve ming by members of the department, the foremen at the plant and mem bers of the Mutual Benefit associa- tion of the concern.
 On behalf of the department As- sistant Chief William c. Wall, present ed MT. Farmer with signet ring with the emblem of the department engraved on it. The Mutual Aid as sociation presented him with purse of gold and the foremen presented him with cut glass. An. entertain ment was held at which Ernest Per son rendered piano solos and Dewey Norton sang songs and gave recita- tons. The large gathering showed the esteem in which MT. Farmer was held at the factory.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids will be received at tn q office of the Board of Public Wcfks' City Hall, on Tuesday evening. June 22, 1915, at s o'clock D. m. for thd following subway material in accord ance with proposal sent out by the City Engineer. as follows:
 25.o00 feet vitrifed duct 3 l-z inct} square bore, and approximately 1T, 900 it. of creosoted or Kyanize Spruce board, also approximately 2 900 it. 3-inch lap welded wrouglil iron pipe.
 The Board reserves the right to reX ject any or all bids, or to accept an bid. A '
 Board Of Public Works,
 VIM. H. HALL, City Engineer.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
Retreats for Women-Conyent of Our Lady of the Cenacle, Second and
 Battery Streets, Newport, R. |.

batIery StFeCIS, Ne"pOfI, N. \.
 3rd-General. From Friday even ing, July End to Tuesday morning, July 9th, by Rev. Vim. J. Devlin, $. J.
 4th-Exclusively for Teachers. Monday evening, July 12th, to Friday noring, July 18th, by Rev. Walter Drum, S. J. "
 5th-For Girls and Young Ladies. From Sunday evening July 18th to Thursday morning, July 22nd, by Rev. J. H. Whitaker. N
 6th-For Children. From Tuesday morning, July 27th, to Friday morn- ing, July sOth. by Rev. F'r. James C. Mccarthy.
 7th-GeneraL From Sunday eve- ming, August 1st to Thursday morning, August 5th, by Rev. M. P. Smith, c. S. P.
 sth-General. From Wednesday evening, August 11th to Sunday morn . ing. August 18th, (Assumptoin Day) by Passionist Father.
 sth--General From Monday eve ming, August 2Srd, to Friday morning ] August 27th. by Rev. P. F. Cusick, S. J.
 10th-Week-end Retreat From Saturday evening, September 4th to Monday evening, September 9th, to be announced later. For further information, address Rev. Mother Superior.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19

The High school tennis team has closed it's season and has elected the following officers to lead the team next year: Robert Swift, captain, Ward Maier, manager, and Edward Christ. assistant nanager.t The season was not successful as the majority of matches resulted in defeats and the school was obliged to contribute to the support of the team. There is dearth of fast tennis players at the local High but in a few years it is hoped that there will be more material and more interest in tennis.
 The baseball team played it's last game of the season this afternoon against Chiecpee High of Massachu- setts Monograms will be awarded at the Athletic council meeting on next Tuesday.
 The senior class will spend the re- maining days before graduation in rehearsing for the graduation and class night exercises. School closes on Thursday class night will be ob- served on Wednesday evening, grad uation will be held on Friday after noon, the senior prom on Friday evening" and the senior class banquet will be held on the Monday after graduation. The candidates for Yale university will take the examinations from the 23rd of June to the 26th, inclusive. The college board exams were held all this week
 The teachers will spend their vaca- tions in various places. A number will be at home during the summer months, but some will enjoy the holi- days at the seashore, in the moun- tains. or in the country. About five instructors will visit the Panarna-Pa- cific exposition.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
VALKYRIAN LODGE ELECTION. Mrs. Algot Johnson Is Chosen Presf-
 dent by Order of Vasa.

ts N ste | valkyrian lodge, No. 21, O.. of w., elected the following officers last evening" ss3ssfss.siap:ii Ss# President-Mrs. Alsote ,J ofnson. Vice ce-President-Mrs. Oscar Holm quist.
 Secretary-Mrs. Charles Bergen- dahl.
 ce-Secretary-Miss Alice Berlen. Financial SecretaryM Miss Alma Nelson.
 Treasurer-Mrs. Ernest Henrick- son.
 Mistress of Ceremonies-Miss Mill dred Johnson.
 Vice. Mistress of Cerenl onies-Miss Esther Peterson. -. - K = : @ =. Chaplain--Mrs. Christine Ericson. Inside Guard--Miss Laura Berlen. Outside Guard-Miss Mabel John son.
 Pianist-Miss Lillian Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
,ifv Items
hasen eissvisiting his. home in


 water department payroll for
 t week am ounted to $476.75.
 Ea Reynolds, trustee of the
 Reynolds estate, has sold land
 Ildings on Summer street to
 E. Reynolds.
 krentny has filed notice with
 clerk of his intention to sell
 goods store at 161 Broad to Peter Kostrezewski.
 out a summer membership E. e. A. and keep cool.-advt.
 aczanovsky has applied to, Ix inspector A. N. Rutherford, Emission to erect house on W street at a cost of $2,o00. ccessful strawberry festival was kst evening by Martha chapter
 O. E. S.. for the benefit of
 sonic home.
 Marion Roberts of New York |een engaged by the public nent cnnamissfOn to teach folk
 in the public playgrounds
 fl1e month of July. She will struct the women directors so |nay continue the course after s concluded her work. 2.
 xcellent e,a4e 4ertainnen tales an q was given last eyel1fIag in
 alev school by the children of
 
 E1ottp Quality First. The Eddy k6 and Decorating Co. .-adyt.
 <rs for all parties interested I ohm ". Force estate will meet |End will decide on a date for Earing WilIiarl H. Force of N. claims to be a son
 Force and is contesting the Warren Roche is home from ! Cross college. from which in Ion he was gradauted last week. 1es Wilson, J James Gilbert and |I Sullivan are home for the Ter vacation from St. Johns &ary, Baltimore.
 John Cooney of Union street itertaining her daughter, Mrs. Em c. Greene of New Haven. meeting of Rev. w A. Harty kh, A. o H, will be held in K. hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow af- |on
 SsinE out sale ot millinery. M. A. Ran. See ad.-advt.
 |s. Fred Goodrich of Grove Hill 'tained the Standard Bearers of Methodist church last evening. |ss Elizabeth Rgers. daughter of and Mrs. D.. o. Rogers of Camp t. received her diploma from {esley college this week. Com eement exercises were attended 5e Misses Harriet. Sarah and Mary krs
 pT1CE-All members of the Fur |&ociety are requested to return return postals in regards te Ing of guests during -tht Turn Immediately. Attention is called any amount as a donation tc ay expenses for. lodging will bf |pted. N. B. Turner society,"
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19

Sths grade: graue v x Miss CAtheriIie X Fitzpatrick, first; Ruth Igoe, second, and William Doyle, third; 9th grade, Robert Doyle; first; Miss Grace Ke,- s ley second, and MargaretvLu
 third grade 5, Loretta King. first;
 Miss Agnes Sullivan, second, and Miss May Sullivan, third; grade
 Miss Josephine Pagan; grade 5, Miss
 Grace Hanrahan.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
sCHREINER Is CHOSEN.

Selected as President at Meeting of
 Admiral Schley Lodge.
 At the semi-annual election of of- ficers of Admiral schley lodge, No. s2, O. D. H. S., last evening the fol- lowing officers were chosen
 President-Louis Schreiner. Vice observation-disclosures Stein.
 Recording Secretary - Edward Lansky. Y Financial Secretary-IgnAtz Stes- sel.
 Treasurer-Emil Ganske.
 Trustee for Is Months-Charles Beyer. * Deputy August zehrer will install the officers on July 2.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
NOTICE.

Contributors to the Fraternal col- unn published every Monday in the Herald are notified that lodge notices for publication on the same day must be submitted not later than 1a*o'e clock a. m. Otherwise they will not be published. This rule will be strictly adhered to.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19

Gerstaecker lodge, No. s6, I. 0. q. F., will meet Monday night and nen1- mate officers for the next term. Cthcr important business will be acted on. Because of the German Red Cross Relief concert the meeting will open at 7.s0.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19

appeared for Kilbourne and entered a plea of nolle contenders
 The adjourned case of Antonio AL geri came up today and was contin- ued for another month.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19

The ladies who will assist the Eik| at the carnival next week met wit1 the committee Friday evening and re( ceived instructions.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
EUents Tonight
Moving pictures, Fox's theater.

Vaudeville and moving pictures at Keeney's theater.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Vega society, Vega hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19
Burritt Grange, Judd's hall.

New Britain tent. K. Of M.. ssi 1s Main street.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-19

Young ladies' Dorcas society, swed. ish Bethany church.
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-25
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-25
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-20
WHO PAID QUILHOT
BURNING QUESTION
BEFORE COUNCIL
Committee of the Whole Wants
to Know if Board of Public
Safety Paid Out Money For
Detective.

eff tho board OF public safety paid
money from the city funds in its care
for the hire of the detective who I'm
an apparently outrageous manner
caused the arrest of good citizens of
this city. I for one think this body
should know something OF IT, The
question seems to b1: Who paid J. II.
QUilhot?"
Thus was the matter Of the citys
recent series OF wholesale raids thrown
at the committee OF the whole OF the
common council by its chairman
Michael A. Buechner, at its regular
meeting Tuesday night.
Il move that this body appoint 2
committee who shall be empowered TO
look over the books Of the board Of
safety in an effort 90 locate If possible
the source from which the detective
WIS paid from the funds Of the city,
was the manner in which Jere Hag-
erty suggested a settlement of the
matter after some discussion.
Councilman Miller leaped to his feet
at this point.
Feels Too Much Haste
"Here. gentlemen, I think we are
ali a little hasty i'm this matter he
temporized. While admitting that
the board OF safety. as 1 understand
its duties and powers, has overstep-
ped the limit in its action in this mat
ter / do not think that this body has
the authority to take the step suggest
ed by Mr. Hagerty."
IF there has been any doubt in the
minds of South Bend citizens that the
source of payment for QuilhOt has not
beer held a close secret by the persons
who inaugurated his service. few
moments spent with members OF the
committee of the whole last night
"a ID 81 "a a
them.
Members OF the committee stated
their inability 10 account for a rea-
sonabie source of payment, and final
ly agreed that il would listen TO talks
from members of the safety board at
the committees next meeting. Feb. :.
The recently proposed ordinance re-
questing a raise in salary for the clerk
Of the safety board viii come up at
that time. and on that account that
date was considered an oppOrtune
time for whatever members OF the
board were moved TO give.
Discuss Water Department.
Alleged shortcomings in the water
works dc )artment in point OF service
rendered by employees of the depart
rnent was the next matter OF discus
sion put forward by Jere Hagerty.
Here" he said, producing slip OF
paper from his pocket lis bill for
which / have a receipt 1t was paid
Jan. u. Today my wife was COM
PEELED TO go 10 the house of a neigh
Dor. be dunned for the same money.
and finally was told that the water
would be shut off if she did not appear
st the water works Office with the re-
ceipted bill.
THAT condition ought not TO exist
IL isn't that 1 feel Inundated over the
matter What / want, and the peo-
pie of my end of town want. is ser
vice-service that is paid for. L am