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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-02
I TO CREDITORS


State of South Da- In County Court
o SIS Honorable Samu-
County OF Potter, ell M. Howard.
Judge
r. Worries:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, John g. Worries, administrator of
the estate of Robert Il. Worries, deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased or against
said estate, TO exhibit them, with the nee
ssary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication of this notice. to the
said John q. VOORHEES,. administrator of
said estate. at his residence in Gettysburg
township, in Potter county. SouthDakota.
JOHN g. WORRIES
Administrator of the Estate of
Robert r. Worries. deceased.
First publication of this notice Jan. IL
1916
Time to present claims expires May IL
1916
R. L. Flickinger, attorney for admins
traitor, Gettysburg. SD.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-02

Lease of School and Endowment Lands
Notice is hereby given that on March
Is, 1916. all of the Unbiased common school
and endowment lands in Potter County
will be offered for lease al public auction
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 5
o'clock pm, at the courthouse in said
county.
Dated at Pierre January z. 1916.
FRED HEPPERLE
O.Commissioner of School & Public Lands
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-02-02
AGENCY RIFLES

McConehe and Knight
arrived Wednesday.
Leon Vandewarka made a trip
to Gettysburg after coal etc
Oscar and Eugene Rousseau were
down from LaPlant Saturday.
Mrs. Lahen, wife of the Agency
doctor. arrived from near Chicago
a few days ago.
w. S. Looney, a lessee of a
number of allotmcnts on this res
eryation, was down from Standing
Rock Friday.
The 4-month old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Ziegler died the
first part of this week, at the
home of Luxe Gilbert.
Will Pence, Sid Wager and Art
Comeau, farmers from the east
side of the river. we're over
business with their numerous cmn
toners
The new principal for the nd
ing school. j. j. Duncan. arriv"
Friday from the Pine Ridge sch
accompanied by his wife and fou,
children. 1t is reported that his
predecessor here, Harry Powell.
has been granted a furlo of six
months in which to regain his
health.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Watching the
Sc0reb0ard

Niehea. Philiies, on Vaughn. Cabs.
Horusby, Cardinals, on Ragon. Braves.
The White sOx broke their LOSING
streak. II rsiaed.
II was q wet day everywhere far
American league teams. All games
were postponed On account OF rain.
The worn will turu. The Cubs won
their nrst game fFon the PhtliIes
after lostng eight straight - them.
The hat WORK 81 wildAre schultz
and hlpDo Vaughn hurting were too
much for the oaskers. schultz. he
stdee gettin9 two ANGLES, slammed
the ball ever the fence with two on,
the hits scattered.
Mulligan and saier killed on tive
chsnces fer the Phiilies 20 score, with
He hum: TIE Giants won their
twelftn :tr.iSht sa.e By he.tins
leaders new.
Christy Mathewson In the role Of
Giants by retiring the Reds tn the
ninth, with only one down and two
ON.
The Reds had Just scored two runs.
kWscking Tesreau and Benton out Of
the box.
The Dodgers gained . full game On
the Phiilies BY beating the Pirates
Fred Pfe6ep blanked the Pittsburgh
ers, 20 o. allowing two measiey hits
Hornsby's stick work and Feet run
Ming wen for the Cardinals over The
Braves, TO o. The Card outneldeI
| scored both runs.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
HURLERS
READY TODAY
Jennings Will Choose From
COveleskie, Dubuc and
Cunningham

NEW YORK, May 2i.-Having
read the Indians out OF the pennant
race and the White Sox back in
and having announced that Crawford
undoubtedly would soon be back in
right field, Hughey Jennings turned
his attention to a pitching selection
for the game AT Boston today II
will be necessary for the Tigers 10
win both games or drop the series.
for the rain yesterday made an even
break impossible. Weather condi-
ions this morning we're not the best
but II was believed that the game
would be played.
Jennings would like 10 pitch Gov
eleskie today and Dauss again TO
morrow. hut there Is doubt whether
rauss can return 30 soon He had
pitched only one game this month
and that last Monday. He did not
finish strong. and II is feared that
he won't he ready for the Thursday
ioust The more likely pitching ar
rangement Is Coveleskie tomorrow
and Dubuc or Cunningham today. or
the same arrangement other end to-
The rest yesterday was very vel
come 10 the club, particularly to
Stanage, who is beginning TO feel
the strain OF continual backstopping
The short layoff did wonders for
him and he will enter the game to-
day sh as a daisy.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Matty Still in His Prime,
Decree Gotham Fans Today
Pitching of "Bix Six"
Sets New York
Wild

NEW YORK. May 2i.--when
Christy Mathewson opened his 1916
season by letting the Braves fall on
him for II hits. fans sighed soul.
fully and said. Poor old Big Six:
he is only a has-been now"
Today those same fans are cheer
ing him as the real old wizard OF
the box and proclaiming that Matty
Ia as good as ever II ne has ever
been away he has surely come back.
"The old master" now in his sew
enteenth season, stepped into the
game with Cincinnati yesterday with
one down and men on second and
third. and--held the Reds scoreless,
giving the Giants the game. their
twelfth straight. A few days ago he
held the St Louis outfit 10 six hits.
and in the Pittsburgh series he went
in under fire in one game and for
four innings held the Pirates TO two
fluke hits.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
MOTOR RACER
RACED FOOD TO
VILLA TRAILERS

Joe Cleary, former team-mate OF
the late Bob Burman. who will drive
Case car in the auto races at the
State Fair grounds. Sunday and
Decoration day, had the honor OF
being one OF the first men to drive
a truck into Mexico. when the army
was dispatched TO capture Pancho
villa, several weeks ago.
Cleary was a Texas ranger for
four years and was familiar with
the country and condition. When
the first trucks went into Mexico
for the transportation OF food and
supplies to Gen. Pershing's army,
which was making a record march,
he was perched at the wheel Of one
OF the big "Quads."
Cleary would have remained with
the company only for his contract
with the Case concern. He was
forced 10 leave Mexico two weeks
ago and return TO Chicago. where
he secured his time-killer. which has
been entered in many dirt track
events. The plucky Irishman was
nearly killed in the Vanderbilt cup
race AT the Frisco exposition when
the Case car he was riding in with
the late Bob Burman. overturned.
Cleary was in the hospital for soy.
eral months, suffering from three
broken ribs, a battered skull, and
broken leg.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
SMITH BEATS I0]
SECONDS TWICE
Sensational Time Features -
Practice Of Michigan
Track Team IS

ANN ARBOR. Mich, May a.
Captain Smith made q nnal enos
yesterday to prove to the MichissA'
h.ns that he 10 ready to repeat mr.
performance OF a double victory ."
the dashes In the intercollegiate
Saturday. and he twice ran the Nun
dred yard dash in As seconds In
two races being within fifteen MN
utes OF each other.
The team leaves this afternoon 10
the east, and q monster mass mes
ing has been planned TO take plsc1
Just before the train leaves. Ia
entire student body will march Dc
hind the band to the Michigan Cen
trail depot and will give the track
men such send of as Is aiwaSs
given the football teams. hut wn'cn
has not been given the track team
In q long time.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

side and circles round q bit--then
suddenly starts shooting punches so
fast that the eye can't follow 'em
or his opponent block 'em.
And what q sick looking guy he
Is. Why he looks as though he was
dying. Every fight Is attended by
score or so of doctors who are
mystifed TO know the source Of his
unbounded energy. You will laugh
yourself sick when you see him.
Maybe the English are not crazy
about him. They offered me odds as
high as 80 TO l that Wilde would
win. They offered me odds that
Rosner would not so six roundr. OF
ten rounds. They did this, mind
you, before they had even seen Ros'
ner. I'll bet 5 to that he stops
EItle IL they ever meet"
George Smiths opinion Of the lit
tie fellow is backed up by Dan Nc
Ketrick and Willie Lewis, who saw
Wilde in action just before the war.
Wilde is nov "a years old, mar
ried. and has two children. Jem
Driscoll is his teacher. and was his
manager until he was called into the
service. Little Jimmy has fought
nearly 200 fights. ami only slipped
once. fancy Lee. a bantamweight,
luckily sneaked over Knockout wal
lop a year or 90 ago.
Jimmy Johnston expects to bring
Wilde over to this country al an ear
~ date.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Fastest BOXER
IN NE WORLD !
~ ROBERT L. RIPLEY.

~ ROBERT L. RIPLEY.
They cali Jimmy Wilde the
Mighty Atom"
They also call Jimmy Wilde the
greatest boxer that ever lived. Jim
my Wilde 10 the little English boy
who Is the nyweight Gle pounds)
champion Of Europe. All England is
enthused about him, and he draws
immense houses every time he
shows, despite the war. They only
speak Of him In superlatives and all
acclaim him the superior of the
great Jem Driscoll. BY the way.
Driscoll Is the chap who gave Abe
Attell Q boxing lesson one time right
here In our own country.
Wilde is q lighting freak. To look
at him is to laugh. He is weak, col
|oriess, and consumptivs looking. He
weighs but SO pounds. His eyes are
sunken and his cheeks are hollow
the average newsboy would elbow
him into the gutter The English
army rejected him as unfit for mill.
tary service. Yet this frail while
bit of humanity has wa'loped every
body in England and Europe up to
$50 pounds. And what is more, he
knocks 'em out--rarely does his OPP
ponent stick the route. His legs
and arms are almost ritifully thin.
yet they are like steel. He hits so
hard and so fast that lis opponent
usually gives up in few rounds.
In order 10 give the public a run
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
AGGIES NEED
TWO PITCHERS
TO BEAT MACS

EAST LANSING Mich, May "a.
Il lie chief point of interest in the
burlesque OF baseball perpetrated in
the game between NJ. a. G. and Mag.
ara Yesterday afternoon was the
fact that Demond. the crack Aggie
pitcher. was Knocked from the slab
in the fifth inning. Brown took up
the pitching and held the visitors
scoreless the remainder of the game.
The score was 4 to 3. favoring the
Farmers.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
NORTHWESTERN
TO PLAY PONTIAC

Northwestern high school baseball
team will go 10 Pontiac this after
noon 20 play the high school there.
Cass Tech viii play the Windsor
Collegiate institute at Windsor.
Highland Park high will perform al
Detroit university school. Central
won short game from Eastern yes
terday afternoon by a court OF TO
2. The game was much better than
the usual high school contest. Sui
Ivan pitched for Central and Libby
and Kern worked for Eastern.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
AMI sEMENTs.
BRITISH NAVY
IN ACTION

Illustrated Lecture by Sir
Herbert B. Ames, M. p. Three
bands. Choir $50 voices. Soloist.
Detroit Armory, Wednesday.
May oath, at 6 p. NJ. Reserved
seats on sale now, 81 and $1.60.
at D. A. MacKenzie's, Opera
House Block. 10 organizations
selling 5000 tickets-general
admission, Soc.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
for their shillings he often fights two

for their shillings he often fights two
men in one evening.
Wilde recently met Young Rosner,
a good little New York boy, who was
taken over 10 England by George
Smith. Wilde stopped Rosner easily
in IL rounds. and II was with diff
Guilty that Smith made Rosner con-
tinue after the sixth round.
"He Is the fastest boxer | have
ever SEEN" said Smith, who has just
returned from the other side.
Il have seen Atteli Driscoll. and
all the others, but they don't COM
pare with this little Wilde man. Why
he is faster than the eve. He glides
out of his corner with a sort OF
sleepy, SLOUGH with his arms at his
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
No Former Winners
Entered This Year
At Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 81
Meme OF the 1--WE winners OF for
mer international classics on the
Indianapolis speedway are en-
tered this year. Two OF them.
Jules Goux and Rene Thomas, are
either in the trenches or in the
air in aeroplanes, fighting for
France. The other three are Joe
Dawson, Ray Harroun and Ralph
DePalma. winners of the 1912, 1911
and 1915 respectively. DePalma
tried to get in this year. but was
too late. sending his entry in af-
ter they had closed. Harroun and
Dawson have both quit the racing
game, permanently, they say.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
HEARD FAVORED
IN DIXIE GOLF
TOURNAMENT

DALLAS. Tex. May 24.-BryAu
Heard. So. Houston. Tex. was a ta1
vorite here today for honors IN the
annual southern golf tournament
Heard. q runnerup In the recenq
state tournament. defeated Perry
Adair. 17.year-old Atlanta star. IN
the nrst play Of the tourney. ysstsr1
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
SCHMIDT SHOULD
HAVE SPREAD OUT
HIS BIG SCORE

Tuesday afternoon p. ]. Schmidt
bowled three games that scored 235,
2SS and 256 in the Greater Detroit
bowling tourney. hut he lost the
match with Harry Cavan. Schmidt's
bowling was a little of everything.
He started with a 131, then pulled
his three big games, and then drop
ped to below 200 again. while Csvan
cleaned up by strong comeback.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
orlfnths asats oesehsr

BOSTON. May 2%.-Johnny 0rif'
nths, Of Akron, O.. gave Wilue
Beecher, Of New York. an artistic
lacing in every round Of their bout
here last night. The western whiTI1
wind had Beecher nearly out In ~
nth. 81.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Tiger Chat

a.
at we'll
a.
1rrinn
Anng
SsSan be coming also.
has the best fielding
N the league Blu s
|&ek )I1 u the
of is
by goody
shorop the
equang his record total chances
socdy share Of the huge salary iris Speaker getting reward
should throw
ouneder according to the form sheet
made only
{.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
EXPECT 40 IN
CR0SS-C0UNTRY
Annual "Y" Race At Belle Isle
Decoration Day; Entries
Close Saturday

The fourth annual Michigan spring
championship cross country run to
be held under the auspices of the
Detroit Y. VI. G. A. will take place
this year on May 90 at . O'Clock at
Belle Isle. The course will extend
around the island for a distance Of
five and half miles. starting and
finishing at the athletic field. Cold,
silver and bronze medals for first,
second and third prizes are being
offered. A special bronze medal will
be given TO each contest covering
the course within 3j minutes. IL H.
expected that from 30 TO 40 men
will be entered. among them sever
al Of the "Y" favorites. Entries
should be filed with DR.. J. b. Mode
slit. physical director OF the Y. VI.
c. A on or before May %.
Al Robinson Of the "Y" will be
sent TO Grand Rapids 10 repreeen:
that organization at the outdoor
state championship contests.
"Rube" Secord il receiving the
congratulations Of his friends at
the Y. NJ. c. \. for having made the
splendid showing in the big run IN
New York City last Saturday.
"Rube" finished thirty-frst in a field
OF more than LOO runners i'm the
II IL mile event.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
,sembe Those of GiantsMaybe the Comeback Will Be Slar
ME;l!!l,3!|5X(1hllRgL:

EY Jennings Tuesday afternoon 10 an n
m he Cobb would lead the
in the game regularly IN
become an
pitching
mds,m Tigers would shoI,R
We have hunch 'ha nus"'
W. trstty good day at bat.
OF not dsnilar Mc'aE
infeld strong eacnhs
valuable HIS
strong. capable OF hurting lot Of winning oai his
But Of nrst 10
of the margin EVER
IA had good i simply failed 10
or failed FINALLY ne
I'm field did
predicamen OF the Tiger ana ue
Il evil days the Giants nave Won
the west that west
x picking them O pennant in a walk
he Tigers consecutive victories
American league But thes
OF the ciuo
- be There nave
hanpered oy oher
will tell In baseball Jen
has the class answ a matter OF time
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
STANDINGS
American League.
STANDING.
Today's Gam0a.

YestePday's Results.
All games postponed. rain.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
National League.
STANDING.
Yesterday Results.

At Cincinnati
sew '@n' york. . SiIsS s-!!S !
Cincinnati 90 o o o O I $50 3
Benton. Tesreau. Ma
thewson and Rariden. Schneider.
Knetzer and Clark Umpires-oDay
and Eason.
At Pittsburgh
INNINGS. 1894 RHE
Brooklyn II . o q q q IS J
Pittsburgh 90 o o o o o o 90 /. .
Bstteries-Pferer and Meyer: Kan
tlehner. Miller. Jacobs. Adams. Glib
son and Schmidt. Umpires-ouigiey
and Byron.
Innings. s3tss7ss RI
St. Louis. % I 90 -
Batteries-Rsg on. Reulbach and
Gowdy: sallee and snyder. Cmpires
Harrison and Rigler.
innings. ;s!ssiss RTE
e ess'l:'Rsi. GcsisGS .siss !
Ratteries--Mayer. Mcoufiien. Chal-
mers and Burns: Vaughn and Fisch-
er. Cmpires-Klem and Emslie.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

HERE the that Clarence Rowland is
chop
Eddie Collins being
the White Sox
t thrive individual sump This would
Collins brilliant
Collins When to
his individual would
sumped 1915 Collins
~ Ave This spring Eddie made field captain and he
"Stuny Mcln
Perhaps added responsibility nothing do with these things
~
preceded
behind him
Monday,
sacrifice
A Comeback
a
And
the
crippled
The
passed him who
Prince
Popular opinion divided
<9Noltd now be called the Blues, the St
Perhaps these SAME lads tell tied
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
FIGHT MOVIE
IMPORTERS MUST
STAND TRIAL

UTICA. N. Y. May 23--Jimmie
Johnston, New York fight promoter,
must stand trial for the importation
Of the Johnson-Willsrd fight pic
lures, which was refined on the
international border In an effort TO
evade the Federal law An attempt
here yesterday TO have the case
thrown out Of court was blocked by
Judge Ray Several other persons
are indicted with johnston.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Wa shingt ton.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at New York.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

ANN ARBOR. Mich. May "a
House, the Leland Stanford track
athlete who has been declared ineli
eible for the eastern intercollegiate
participated In the dual meet be.
tween Stanford and Michigan. last
Saturday. He won the 220hurdles
in "a seconds. establishing a new
Ferry field record.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Another 100000 Infield?

show the Athletics TO De ne
league by margin tnat APP
We're here to argue nyertheiess
for individuals hat
of the week show the Phadepnia mn 10
league mat or
pitchers unhol knack OF compelling hostile pats
guardsmen Is
is
This despite the act
The
lead the
81 assists than Is
them that
Il 70 OLD
baseball cofnn
8
X around so.
total combined
Is IS
industrious
OF the miracles TINS
A assists
puout A. which
114 which
and has
this
or more his
ma two hot stun
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
STANFORD STAR
IS RULED OUT
House, Record Breaker At Ann
Arbor Saturday, Is De-
clared Ineligible

BOSTON. May 24.-Leland Stan
lords hopes for the big intercolle-
gate meet at Cambridge. next Sat
urday. received severe setback to
day when it WAS announced that
House, their crack hurdier, was in
eligible.
House is a freshman, who has run
in open competition before entering
college, and is therefore ineligible
under the same ruling which barred
George Duffy few years ago.
In a recent meet House topped the
low barriers in an even ~ seconds.
G ! out the fastest time registered
this season.
A meeting will be held at the Cop
ley Plaza tomorrow. when an effort
will be made TO reinstate the Stan.
ford hurdler.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
Race To Hello BUY PARK.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May Ca
Ten per cent of the profits OF the In.
disnapolis speedway race next week
VIII be turned over 10 fund for tho
purchase Of the proposed Indiana
1870 park
The Detroit times., 1916-05-24

It's q. mystery 20 some folks way
the Brooklyp players are called
Dodgers. To 6ste they seem ~ hsve
everyone else doing the dedging.
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