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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23
GINNING REPORT.

Washington. ID, c.. March oo.-Tbe
ilnai cotton ginning report OF the cen
Sus bureau issued today shows 11,o59.-
$50 running bales or ii.is3.lS2 eeuivn-
ltht ~9oo-polnd bales exclusive of lin.
tcrs, were tSn3,ed from The 1915 crop.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

Chile will send al, officiaI oona
~ the United States rs make ) 49,
oLgn study of agricultural and indus
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

"a many Dutch villages and towns
tfae chief door OF the house IS never
opened. except on the occasion az q
funeralsor a marriage.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

A Russian scientist began exner,-
ments in the investigation Of lightnine
WIN apparatus resembling a wireless
receiver as far back as 1895.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

Anemone lis aineant far -w,,ans-.
as e $50 deticately poised that T.
xay NTH the slightest motion5of the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

Concrete %cuiverts, made In SECTIONS
ina can be assembled at the places
Wnere y are to remain, have been
invented by a Chicago man.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

An attachment for hand n,,mns bas
been Invented in which snrines ars
used g squalize the load ana heIp HI
the weight Of water. iihe
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

About 100000 tons az tia 49,
20.000;O10 tons OF steel noaaa .n !
AZ the United States are prod,aeaa ~
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23
MORE FILINGS MADE BY
DEMOCRATIC INSURGENTS

Pierre, S. D., March 20.-Four new
democratic filings. all showing prefer
ence for Wilson for president, have
been mad by persons who want to be
national delegates. They are: DR.. r..
E. McNamee. Canova; E. f. Herring
ton. Waubay: II. +. Fellows. Sioux
Falls: Frank J. Frenzl. Armour. This
makes nearly 20 delegates filed for the
democratic party.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

Because it lacks accessjh,a
ITom which to get paving materials
ssra1A g forced to import coble stones
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

1T IS definitely known that Ceylon's
pearl fisheries have been in existence
since So6 E. e, n tradition says they
Welded gems before that time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

Az the German D lit Il aea;rst
4 dera the emperor To shake hands
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

Qxera& per@cef1t al the 49, ~.
aasnf4 Sdn the universities and co1leras
& 8hz 2Aser11alsy now in the niiiifary
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

/ Dalkeith. eldest son ~ Is.
Y Of Buec1eueh. is heir ia mar
4cress OF land than any ether man Il
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

Eleetrical apparatus for permanent.
rented By a German scientist :
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23
CARDINAL GOTTI DIES:
INFLUENTIAL PRELATE
Rome. (via Paris.) March 20 Car
dinal Jerome Mary Gotti. project of the
propaganda, died yesterday.

Cardinal Gotti was born in 1894 at
Genoa and was made a cardinal in
1925. He has been ill for some time
The office of project of the propa-
ganda is one of The most Influential, in
the Catholic church.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

ssSAs nave found that Il peculiar
stratnis due to- persons
while lying down.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23
EAGLES CLUB ROOM AT
MADISON RAIDED BY POLICE

Madison, S. D, March 1S.-Sheriff
Butts and Chief of Police Winesburg
and a force of deputies raided the
club room of the Eagles lodge Tues
day and confiscated four barrels of
bottled beer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-03-23

&eIhmenf Of Venezuela Wifi
slstufs 81 modern Language Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
SPIDERS DEFEAT TIGERS
RICHMOND COLLEGE WINS
IN CHAMPIONSHIP CLASH
>piders Get Good Lead I'm Early Stages,
und Are Never Headed by
HnmDden Sidney.
Eastern Virginia Inter-col-
legiate League

STANDING OF CLUBS.
Man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
What Baseball Team Did for Richmond

Whit baseball
nnd Others the following
Id cit bspent ust,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
HAvRE DE GRACE RESULTS

81 tForehand), $3.50. 32420 and 10. first:
outlook. le5 tMckenzic). $500 and $isO sec
ond; Water Lily, III O.. McTagsarD. $3.50,
Striker. Martin Casca. Pontefract Ask Ma.
Osulltvan. kootcnay. DR.. Il. L. swarenger
and Marjorie also ran.
Second Observation-Disclosures. about two ,nile,
sun King $50 (williams). sl2o and 50 50
yensonJ i2oio and $3.50. seeond r:i .s' s.s sfe
li6 (Smithl. 1910. third. Time 4:l2 Col.
den Vale. Carl. Pied Piper and New Haven
also
Third race-selling. mile and seventy yards
and $3.50. hrs,; Ahara. ii5 tcruise;. ' sii.
$50. second: Tamcrlano. lUs (Mountafn,. 70
third: Time. l:i5 2-5. Charles Francis Illu.
minator. Aston. Ed Weiss. Menlo Park.
Harry I.ader and Dryad also ran.
Fourth race-The Chester selling air fur
lonss-Squcelcr. ll5 Iiar-ington, Is SO
$3.50 and out FIRST; Fenmouse, ia fBsiE
S23o and out, second. Night Stick 10
SDohd), out. third. Time. l:Isi-5 Am
br0sca also
l9a tPnrringtonl, 5000. $3.50, $40, fr.t
Humiliation ITO tAnderson). s. and "a 20
second: Gentle Woman. 100 (Dryer) "a al
third Time. l:l44-5 Jim Basev Protaeo
r pennyrock. Mordeca!, Handnfui and
Saieswinthe also ran.
sixth race-selling; four furlongs-chcrry
Belle. III (ButwciD. $500 and $3.50 and 90 a.
. s VI aimee. los o. McTaggarb. $3.50 and
.2ile; second; Postano. lo3 (Mountain). $40
Tarrcs. Doc Meals and Sally Booth also ran
seventh race-four years and up; selling:
mile and sixtecnth-Nannie McDee 100 ~
McTaggarl. $3.50. S3so and S3io nrst: SOM
OF Valley. los tDoyIe). $3.50 and sl.7o sccond
w 20. Saturnus Margaret Meise and Fly
ing Feet also ran. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21

Richmond College defeated IIampden-
Sidney yesterday afternoon at Broad
OF the runs scored by the Spiders were
made In the first two Innings when
.ney iambasted the ball to ali corners
the scoring when they showed one run
uer across. Thurman sent fly to
r1snt' which Carter muffed. and Thur
stole third and came home when Oliver
singled. oliver was caught or arst.
COX ., to Grossly. Wilson and Bugs
STRUCK out. ending the inning.
Miller opened the Spiders half of
sne n1st with Il single. lie went to
second on I-iggan's sacrifice, and scored
three b Ss9ssy SINGLED SINGLED Garter hit
camc nome minute later. when North
ern sent a fly TO center field.
me Spiders annexed four more coun-
tsrs In their half OF the second inning.
Clements was given free Transportation
TO first. and went TO second on Blank
";nsh,ps sacrifice, Upton being slow
got to frst on the play. Cox struck
OUT; and Blankenship and Clements
pulled off IL double steal after pcitinp
Inc Tiger inheld up in the air Miller
plankenship was held at third Iig
gan was given u base on balls. and
Ment TO second on Wild pitch by
lipton. Blankenship scoring. Lirpan
came nome when Carter singled after
GROSSLY had struck out. Northern went
ming. vac IN
After the second inning the snidors
nou!o not push another runner across
upon held them well In hand until
.ne eighth Inning, when Sisson. batting
.oI northern landed on one for q
triple lie was otit however, trying
W StFetch his drive into homer Mo
Hell, who vas hitting for Clements
singled but Pitt and Elankenship were
easy outs
The iiampden-S Sidney team scored its
second run in the seventh inning
haiey sent q two-basc hit Ia left
neId. sto'" third. aud came home on an
inncid out short 20 FIRST Suter singled
went TO second on PITTS error: but
was caught. Cos TO Pitt. trying to
Ih.s ended The scoring for The game
catcher RuSg. nf Hampden- sidney,
mao his finger hurt ia the second in
ming by a foul tin. and had to retire
from the game. He was succeeded b.
Malone. who caught nice game.
The game Was featured by the bat
ting OF the Spider team The hitting
OF Miller and Carter stood out promi-
ncntly, both getting two swats out or
four trips to tho plate. Miller landing
FOR single and double, and Carter
getting triple and a single For
llnmpGcn Sidney. the catching OF Ma
hone and the hitting CT Sutcr, who xut
two safe swats out of three trims to
the plate. featured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
: S P O r 7 S
Federation AFTER THEM
AIMS ANOTHER BLOW AT
SATTERFlELD AND COSBY
Hnxcn Adyiscs Rlchmond College Not
'o P"rmf These bOys to Run-lInsc-
ball Situation ClOuded.

Not content with it's dictatorship in
A SGa aithi t.Is; ne Richmond Amateur
NEEDLE in collegiate sports In a let
, ter, this week 70 pr. IS. 4. Harris, fac
president of the richmond Amateur
athletic Federation. which ruled Dave
sports as professionals. has attempted
TO keen those men from representing
with Wake Forest on saturday. meet
The Spider ADVANCEMENT needless to
say. will disregard the letter from DR..
lctic Federation In no way controls
GSoilegiate sports, and as the two ath-
the federation. their amateur standing
c e IN no TT VA qIestioned At Rishmond
Athletic Association. with which Rich-
mond College is affiliated. Investigated
both were given a clean bin Of health.
and were members Of the Spider bas,
kctball team last season.
Friends Of the TWO men assert that
the Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
era6i3n is attempting TO prosecute Sat-
ployed last year as supervisors of the
city Fairgrounds. their employer stat
Ing that they We're employed for ex-
We're branded professionals on the say
80 or "a ia fillmore man. who Judged the
cases. cases; not ON their merits, but on cir
The men were kept out Of local track
sports In the winter. as the Spiders
teams. and did no, care to jeopardize
the amateur standing, of their oppo-
which they were affiliated.
Along this line a letter has been re-
calls attention TO the fact that men
from the Richmond Amateur Baseball
n 10 m Lee nf ha
Richmond Amateur Athletic Federation
BE playing on teams with former pro
professionals themselves. las this is
one OF the strong rules Of the Rich
oma A,nlexi
matter and reinstate these men in order
10 keep the skirts OF the other players
Sporting Editor. The Times Dispa tch :
'Sir;-ln glancing over the box scores
Ward and Federa,ion leagues a num-
with the Richmond Amateur Baseball
"As / interpret the rules of the fed
with professionals without profession
alizing himself. Am I right on this
question?
der the. Richmond Amateur Athletic
Federation, and yet its officials allow
men VINO last year or In the past played
for commission teams which had pro-
fcssionals or eS-profcssionals on them
fcderation's own ruling disqualifcs n
majority of the amateur baseball play
ers in tho city.
Hoping that you will let me hear
from you in the near future in regard
TO this matter as ! am highly inter
ested in athletics of the city OF Rich
mond.
The results of games played last
week in teams under the federation
show such men as Canepa, Gentry,
Lehman, kendler Whitfield. Stumpf.
Chittum, Midyctte and others who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
INDIANS DEFEAT LEH|GH
WILLIAM AND MARY WINS
+. PRETTY CONTEST AT HOME
PennsylvanInns Unable to Hit Adding
ton, While Indians Get to TwOmbly
In Third Inning.

w WILLIAMSBURG. VA, April 90
Playing the fastest game or ball seen
on Cary Field this season, the reJuve-
mated William and Mary Indians de-
feated Lehigh University, of Pennsyl-
vania, here this afternoon by the score
OF to o. II was in the third frame
that the Indians got next to the Lehigh
twirler and three hits resulted In two
counters.
Combs. first up. singled to left; Hef-
lin was out on fly TO short; Geday
reached third. Newton went to second
and on the peg TO the keystone sack
Combs beat the sphere back home. Ad-
dington tripled, scoring Newton.
The Pennsylvanians played an ag-
gressive game all the way through. In
tho sixth canta they came dangerously
near sending runners across, having
three men on.
One. of the features of the contest
was the fast double play the Indians
pulled off in the third stanza from S.
Addington. veteran Indian baseballer.
pitched a good game. and was always
tight in the pinchcs. Unfortunately,
the "Hoosier" Is ineligible to play in
the championship games. but his work
as assistant coach is exceedingly val
liable
T. Twombley. the Quaker frst-sacker.
starred at the bat, securing three hits
in five trips to the plate.
= The Indians are in good shape for
the first championship game at home.
urday. Though Garnett has been sick.
pete" James is in excellent condition.
and the Orange and Black expects TO
take the Jackets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
iIaniptlcn Sidney .

I'HN0''I
IB"t"d FOR Clements in eighth
b tH"D!aced BuEg In second inning
Score by inninEs: y
Richmond College ....s o o o o q -
hampdcn sidney ....l . ! o az
Sum'narE: Two-baS@ hts-Whaley Miller
Intec-base hii"-t,artcr, Sisson Sacrifice hits
,-lisEan Ss"rince fy-Northcrn. stolen
bases-Thurman, Malone, Whalcy Carter
Clements Blankenship. Bases on bail.-bv
Cox: ?; by Ttp:on g. Ratters hlt-bv Gov
wv hsisyl struck out-by Cox 4: bv Tin
ton, g. wild pitches-Cox. /: Upton. i Jnf,
on eases-Richmond. 4; Hampton sidney
I'M" OF game. lbs En.pirc, Mr. McsIrryslt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
TECHS TRIM ELoN
Take Series by Defeating
Visitors for Second Time.
Treultlc Pitches Well.

BLAcKSnURG. VA. April nv. p. /
won the Elon series by taking tho second
game. = to 2. George rrealslc. pitching for
tho Techs. was the feature OF the game
lie struck out ciEht men and issued nn
passcs. Iils teamn,a o. hatted well bohind
him. occurring thirteen sat"ticS. Bailey, FOR
the visitors. WAS hit pretty lively In tho
SKIN tie received poor support, hts tenrn-
ms,es mak'nE I'VE errors behind him.
score by innings: x II. e
Zion .......... q o o 0 % Z &
batteries: '. =. l.. Treakle and C;atpes
Elon Bailey and Purccii.
SUMMARY; Two base hts--PowelI, Hartman
hnu FoSlcnnn. Thrce-base hit-AIaxwcu
nee su run ftr, Stolen bascs-Gaincs
kie. 5: by Bailey. 3. Umpire. MIR Sanbnrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21

rnle Get. Position Choice.
PHILADELPHIA. April oO.-Yale
won the choice for position for the
varsity and junior races which will be
rowed against the University OF Penn
ssylvania here on Saturday. Captain
Low. Yale leader chose the outside
course for both races
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21

OF Francis Ouimot. former national
amateur and open golf champion: Paul
Tcwkesbury and J. II. Sullivan. Jr
rendered them ineligible longer TO COM
pete as amateurs. was served to-day
on the Woodland Colt Club. OF which
they arc members. by Il. F.. Whitney.
secretary OF tho United States aolr
association. Though Tewkesbury and
sullivan received personal notice ~,
their suspension from the national
body sometime ago. they competed yes.
terday I'm amateur tournaments.
The executive committee OF Tho
woodland club will be called upon to
consider tho matter W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
Zion Loses ON rrncL

ELON COLLEGE. ". C., Apru On
Wake Forest won in the track meet
here to-day over Elon. 81 to AZ points,
Eion scored only two frsts, In pole
four seconds, shot-put. pole vault, one
half mile and discus. Wake Forest
succeeded In winning all nine points
IN tho broad jump. The locals were
handicapped BY having several OF their
best men out of the game because OF
sickness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
OUIMET NOTIFIED

Formsr National Amateur md Open
1oit thnmptOn md Two Others
Are Declared TnclieibIe.
BOSTON. April 2o.-Forma1 nose-
cation that the business activities"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
Acn,Icn,v or On 1,r,n

me Richmond Academy baseball nine
Will leave this morning for Chase (,itv
where 1t win play two games The
first game will be staged this after
noon. and the second Tomorrow Moonrs
VIII DO the twirlinS for the Orange and
Blue to-day. while Monk Brown will
probably toss them over o-morrn,y
Spencer is slated 10 do the backston
work IN both contests. The team will
return home on Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
MARSHALLITES WIN FIRST
DEFEATS SppOmnttoN by Score of - To q.
Richmond Team Has Field

APPROPRIATION. w. April 2o.-Bef"rc ;hc
terrific >wattinS of the John Marshall IItrh
cnroi bail tosscrs ~ Richmond, tho local
hugh schocl rinn was defeated by tho over
WhclminS score Of Is 10 q. Tho winners hit
tho bali at VIII. but aided greatly
by errors of the home team
Scor" by innings: p
John Marshall 80. . : q q as
.,ppon'attox ........ o 0 9 o.
batteries: Richmond. Dabney and Stunpf;
AppyntaitoN. Clements. Gibson and Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
Masaanutten I. Winner

WOODSTOCK. Va. April 9O.-Massa-
nutten. Academy defeated Shenan1oab
Coilesiate Institute Yesterday by the
score OF p to II. a high wind mndc
the game very fast and uncertain. Two
home runs-onc the longest drive ever.
made on Seihert Field-werc features
Of the game V"
Massanuttcn IO6531oos
Shenandoah 3OGD 20 / q q III
Batteries: Ashburn and Schronder.
Meyers and Sheriff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21
Lehigh University

Score by innings: r.
William and Mary. o % q o -:
Lehigh University =. . o o o %
Summary: Two base ht--Winkhots Three
base htt-Addington. Sacrifice hits-(;eddy
Gosiee Stolen b;lscs-J. Twombly. Lees
Double play-Strykcr to T.. Williams 10 NJ
Williams: Hits-on Addingtou. 3 in i'm :.
ninG"; on Twombiy In innings Bases
on bails-of Addinrton. 4: off Tworb,v .
matters hit-hy Twomby. VI. Williams
struck oui-by AddinEton. >. by Two.nblv 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-21

Left on bascs--Wiliam and Mary. 6: Lehish
University. T. Time. LAO. Umpircs. Hubbard
ana Marablc.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
WASHINGTON
SENDS NEWS

AS we understand it, the Demo-
cratic party denies the responsibility
for the doubling of the price of gas
oline few months ago, but takes
credit for the present two-cent re-
duction
Time was when Woodrow Wilson
was vice-president of the National
Civil Service Reform League. But
that was before he became president
of the United States and began his
raid on the civil service for the ben
eft of deserving democrats" We
doubt if Mr.. Wilson will be again
elected to office in the League after
the fourth of next March, though he
will then have ample time for such
things
The opologists for the administra-
ton who started out with long and
curcumstantial arguments in reply
to Mr.. Hughes's charges of derelic
ton are now resorting to soi-disant
contemptuous method of making ans
wer. From this it will be but step
to the employment of the short and
ugly word and then we shall indeed
know that the democratic case is
hopeless. No winner ever shows an
ger.
Says a democratic editor, "If. as is
urged in the Senate, child labor law
is UNCONSTITUTIONAL we would better
abolish the constitution" But the
only senators who were arguing that
a child labor law is unconstitutional
we're democrats. For more than 60
years democrats have been arguing
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
To ENLARGE SCOPE
Of NATIONAL BANKS
AMENDMENTS TO FEDERAL RE-
SERVE LAW DESIGNED TO
AID COMMERCE.
Proposed Amendments Would Estab-
Iish Foreign Branches and Accept
Foreign Drafts or Exchange
Under Board Regulations.

Washington. Amendments to the
federal reserve law, designed to equip
national banks to aid commerce fur
her by establishing foreign branches
and accepting foreign drafts or ex-
change, were presented to the SEN.
ate on Thursday, as agreed upon by
the house and senate conference.
The federal reserve board will pass
on applications to establish branch
banks from banks of more than mil
lion dollars capital which might act
as fiscal agents of the United States
and invest 10 per cent of their capital
and surplus in corporations principally
engaged in international banking.
Members of the federal system
could accept three months foreign
drafts or bills of exchange UNDER
board regulations.
Other regulations, widening the
field from which the federal member
banks may accept paper for discount,
would be provided, and national banks
in places of not more than 5000 in
habitants would be permitted to act as
agents of insurance companies.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1916-09-01
IDAHO is DOOMED
BY BIG PUBLICITY
Chicago Herald is Boosting the Big
State of the West

Union Pacific, the Oregon Short Line
these being charter members of the
bureau the Burlington route and the
Missouri Pacific will cooperate by
showing the scenic, tourist, pleasure
and me-making conditions and po-
tentialities of the great West, the
Union Pacific serving Idaho and its
other states as feature of its special
month -by-month exhibition exploita-
tion of various western states
Great commercial, manufacturing
and agricultural organizations will bal
ance railroad displays by records and
demonstrations of Idaho's lovely homes
rich farms, handsome cities and
splendid business possibilities. Idaho
grains, stock, poultry, homesteads,
factories, irrigation systems, mines,
forests, streams, educational and ag-
ricultural openings and possibilities
all will be presented. Visitors to the
Chicago Herald Land and Industrial
Exhibition will depart knowing more
thinking more, admiring more in Idaho
than ever before.
From Chicago Herald.