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The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Pennant Rivals TO Meet
Tomorrow In Big
Series

NEW YORK. sept. p The two
ghosts CT ECbe,s sSeld. one chape-
,onsd BY Charles X. Ebocts ando the
other ., Joe Tinker, vii De LAID
this afternoon for The wintor
months
And upon IRE passing Of these two
svrc'-es. Who have pushes aal
presided The Chicago CUBS and the
BROOKLYN Dodgers 20 extraordinary
baseball. efforts. depends the di,-
lance by which The dodgers will
have tae bulge on The Pbillies whea
ne driving champions open their
tss series tomorrow TAs turn in
the scramble may come through
,hesa games
TO-DAY found The Dodgers still on
fop IN he nerve WIZ cking dash thru
he las, days OF the campaign. bu,
they hold their advantage ~ sin
z,e game
The Ph,llies viii open their fare,
veil encounter in Brooklyn better
fortified than re dodgers. FOR they
viii sgect today n i1leness. tbs
being IN open date n their schedule
PAX Moran NAV - expected 20 hesvc
Grover CIevelsrl Alexander into TIE
opening ray ard {, Is reasonably
certain tina, Rlee Vanguard viii op-
pose ham
.V'.'e ha National league Is stand.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
BOSSES
KANSAS tGGfES

ANN ARIsOR, Mich Sept. n
'Ge-manv schultz has arrived ai
Kansas state Agricultural college
where he is 20 serve a. assistan,
coach 20, tho football team. and os
he writes hlck 90 hts former co.
workers AZ Ann Arbor. where he
coached last YEAR and pIarrd year.
ago he says that things are loom.
Ing NJ Tor llR year there.
Coach Douglas has frar1 from
Schultz and Saws that fis position
al he "Ag' a very similar 20 hat
neld by Brute" pontus a. Tonnes
see last year. whore ths former star
Was supposed 20 bo ael.'ant coach
but whe-r ~ really served as head
coach You'll Ind 'ha, Germany
docs he hic work there when 10
-eason IS over. said Douglas porc
rs a former tcamHs,e ~ Mo biz
man aud one OF hls strongest al
mirers
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
CHECKER CHAMP
TO TOUR STATE

Newell " Banks, olind'old cheek
OF champion 90; .he world, vii give
a unique exhibition az Bordea1's bH-
Hard hall a. River Rouge Thu-vdav
night, when he will play q i50hall
pool match ana a. The came time
play the four best checker players
they can get down there Play will
begin AZ s O'Clock sharp
Bank will leave for California the
early part of October and viii meet
Alfred Jor9On a. the I,os Angeles 4
e In January for ths champ 'onahip
~ The yD-ld. The local checker star
pill tour Michigan next week. 70.
turning here FOR a few DAYS prior
20 leaving for tho middle west
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Detroiter Says Yost Squad
Looks Better This Year
Watching the
Scorebcar0
Nr-rFRDAY,s ZERO

NE~rERDAY's HERO
Bert Ntehon. Hts safe buut In
the ninth tnntng sent the win
ming run across tar plate for the
Philliea and kept the second
place eiub within one game Of
Brooklyn.
The Reds outhIt the PhiIiies bat
couldn't score the number OF runs
necessary 60 victory
Gsvvy CraNath stretched = donbl.
90 a single. ~ you can stretch your
imR Etnation that far.
Joe Ttnker's percentage In the
duiah battle In BROOKLYN shows he
hasn't accom- pltshcd quite 40 much as
Wilbert Robinson.
George Mcdonnell fell victim 20
the DodEer sticks while Jen PfeHer
added another victory TO hts LONG
string.
The Cub- bad the bases full az one
point tp the Pasttme hut Pfener rose
10 the occasion By flaming Nerke.
and Wilson.
The Giants apparently doaHt kRow
rhry ~un gutt via R1p@ and zflil hold
the major league record. for they
went oat Rnd kicked SEINE mOrr runs
out % the quiv-rinE CARDINAL earcasa.
Benny Kaun did his batting aver
age some good with pair Of hlo.vr.
one . double and the other triple.
Hospital InhahifRnfs, Nehf
and Allen, came out of retirement in
noston and handed the Pirates a
double cleaning. NehTs victory was
shntout and Allen allowed only
enc run.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

- l's place was desire and a Will
i1zless io- work Of the ha-ces' sort
Teere Ha+ no PLAYER In re tuvsle
VINO came OF, looking anywhere near
a. fresh as 10 did when he entered.
and TIE fatigue u the nsl. In he
face 4 The good condition which
7l.hlI has maintained. shows h
strenuous tine hey had
The suppos ed 6rst team ran true
90 torn. tne only surprise being ne
lryea-a1ce o. "Norrie" Dunno f.
t-a governor son vas % recan' an
arrival ,as' he vs7 not supposed 20
-e IN condition 20 play RaymorI
z9' he hrst ,slj for night hall put
The dope stlu seems 20 favor Sharpe.
who - an except .0ua.lY clever r4r.
ner arI player
his man sharpe ouEh' 20 DO we'll
Known 10 Detroi, fan7. Tor he WA
t1e quar-sr-5ack upon me team
which Travelled down from The SOC
% PLAY Detroit Central for he state
championship few wears sEo
sharpe eas he mAinstay 81 Tho
team on hat occasion his runs a
he sr7t par Of he g7/ne throwing
scare into The Central team BE
ia heavier nov and Just as fast and
SO his chances for success on the
varsity are good
The call 'r the Freshman foot
ball team candidates has been IS
sired FOR one week from today The
e5Itcr Of tie material T. unknown.
Coach MacG.nhls will handle he
men.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Seymour Mlns-Lo...-

Seymour broke even for the eve
ming al Sweeney Huston's. Tuesdn,
night he succeeded l0 Deaths
-ffrIrieA atlE--- billiards by a coun
~ 300 20 Pa. bu' Jackson trimmed
him, 50 20 32. A. tarec.cushior
game The is2 game brought on
high runs Of Is and 80
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
FED Rrn Pslrlnas.

Peirinzs FOR the second round o.
The RED Run coli club Championship
tourney srs anncunced Jennings
must play Alexander, Graves must
play Znmer HvsS sIH Wcet Bulkc.
u. PAX rill play gIlmore, and How.
ard vii play Moses Hardness. Gnf
fth and HHl each hrrW a bve.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
PAGERS SHINE
IN GREAT RACE
Ben Earl Goes In 2:00t, To
Beat Classy Field
At Columbus

COLUMBUS. @ Sept q A LOT
of bad racing At Columbus this year
Was afoDed Tor yesterday when the
2 io PAGERS put up one % the great
"-t w.Sgiing contests IN the history
u' 'hr port pUmeter the favorite.
Was badly beaten by Ben Earl. third
choice and In The second heat ben
Earl iroesed 'hs Geld around In the
sensational and season record time
81 Ho 49,
Hu-rot.s Creek won the colt race.
and IouarS. and tittie Frank D.
two other ravor.tes had 70 trouble
IN taking their events. The Tues.
lay summary.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
MICHIGAN NOT
IN RUNNING

NEW YORK, se4' 2--N.esiran
failed % ge- an golfers into the n
t.oual amateur Eott tourney A.
Merton This year ard ncE re entry
is, FOR Ito aoms1's national tourney
IS announced vitnog. Michigan
entry. The voren's TOURNEY VIII be
PLAYED a. belmont Coe1'ry clus
Wayerly. Mass. next week Miss
Ale1a Stirling .s fsvorfe trr the
championship which all, ro' 5e de-.
tended Uy Mrs VaadorbecE
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Ferdie Schupp

~ COURSE there possibility
he whn one
Ferde schupp started
Schupp had
Until he
Schauer finally TO Louisville and
the
was benched until dire extremity called him shortly before
winning
allowed three hits or less and has something
with the
uprising. II Ia Just OF those things happen.
About the only fellow the anything
Schupp should
with lot OF speed and
has
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
ran Liquta In Finals.

TOLEDO, %. Sept a. The To
ledo Rail Lights. who eliminated De.
troit's entry IN the y. A. r. r A
championship series, have foueh,
'Inrfr WY -r-rr- m rtuzfz- ~ rrr-rt4
final victory WIS over Pittsburgh
Toledo md Cincinnati clash for the
national championship.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Next Year Chatter

TNHERE the Tiger that next season i up 10
he whole lot
figure much Bad pitching vas
TO
very did hardest The showdown for the
crubed absolutely
gives chance ab Itself and get away VIII The
Red
hadco in didn't al
in the OF
thh
believe II thoroy spring
Ehmk
Be licked they
flashes Of form the
combination
be hange the addition Of Ehuke
failed
pitching this Marshall oyvorke early IN the season
and then said be
end Erickson oldham and Couch all " Frisco are not finishing well
Il prescribed for
powers All the blue chips Eamke
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
RrookInn FLrea some.

AFsEI. YORK. Sept 27 The
Brooklyn National league club today
released Pitchers Ira ColUell and
r n Goodbrod and Om'nelder Law.
renee Miller 20 Oakland. Of the Pa,
cifc lea que.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

chckenscl bone 20 roos' our
certain Mr Tinker rom me INC"
maze Of fused iH
matter a wartime salary and while Charley was . o ~
tnped Uasr'a
during which many nagnates th cd barley E1t 49,
n came 20
the Feds head Bu' some erTnE ones NJ
hark who ~ me Fr'e"Ptl
phh hating Mp Tinker hatred t1hrl az tie 2-2
kind
snr ,ors 70 spread at wo1 be e1t-o plot
Peculia he became mutual
Likewise that Mr iAssts esi ae Nh -
scamper away Mt Tinker had once "a -
hui he Brooklyn a'a"ra
Friend Fbbets hanging hide on he eu hail SATURDAY ms
cknine Mr.
waIop Monday opportunity to revenge =, - ms
noon and n oe S"ret!'
tinker new cognomen Il Hooas and some strangely '
tan Ouakers probably vii dough
Thu. ends part one the and the prodga
poultry
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
CHARLEY DEAL
TO TRY AGAIN

CHICAGO Sept - Charley Deal
tried cot and re.scted IN 'lrn 5y
the. Tigers. Braves and Browns, has
been drafted Jy n Cubs ard will
get another chance IN tts zig show
next spring heal never showed
much under he Dig top yet -u' 50
Dit D!'lion and rad a g-ea' year
ar Kansas City. an 10 mer.ted an
C'her rial
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Ehmke, Convey and George

The taE end Of
NV
wv the a 0
happens BE- going an
He
70 lost
leadership OF the league from the standpoint Of allowed
this in bis physical and
problem he BAH pitcher
OF
had unwisy
anybody
word II he
pennan with the present star whole and dons
their and
start with nagsnaggng confidence the
extraordinary
nter WHIT from ZIpburg is comforting notion
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

YTyms baseball
\ he dseries
III n absolutely the finest drive ball club should
doubleheaders
q
"a straight 1000
Ind this in
without
be ranked anything than
that among
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
Charley Comiskey Hopes For Tie, and
Counts On Winning Play-Off HO!

CHICAGO % crched The
said owner 'he today We stn have
a ore
! dopei
White r. C'cveIsrd indians
The Yankee defeat e champions Two o' n four gaaes and II the
Athletics
then Boston chicago viii be no
20 beat the Red soH playing oT 'he
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

CHARIEY EBBETs Of the land of Fl7'6as ana pairon
20 believe GYPSY hitherto deemed ne
distant cousin OF we
dam aso famed in Hen know for sure tonight providing
be torrd day
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

rr'-aEo - Prrue|tn
s. f.g.a ~ Sew YORK
Tt'fsngrFh 80 E.sfrr morning
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
The King of Slab Industry

YuEN THE VIII 20 no tha7 hSt
league and 20, mat many "a
wv who innings
April Johnson loYeleskle Hula
pusha our crc
Alexander Rudolph and Mar1auH VII De h
not sscA
height Certainly than Johnson and Alexander VIII Sss @
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

another paragraph devoted 70 HOWARD
Ehuke Tiger anchor mar rsspons We
in the aad pitched no $50 IN
Joined his
season win be nearer 400tnnng finger n prom
chucker under
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

nth innings all hurled FOR club rAieh ne
Ehke performed won
wv BY winning consistent
ly in a assigned He pretty
Of
ga1s
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

The rookie blessed with singular
portion Of endurance and the
exceptionally long grind can staIPed
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

Washington ar Philadelphia
Nrw York A. BOSTON
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1916-10-13
burn Saturday morning and the
funeral was held from the Cat

burn Saturday morning and the
funeral was held from the Cat
holic church Monday morning.
The deceased had been suffer-
ing for practically a year, most
Of which time was spent with
Mrs. Hanson, at Fargo, and her
last days were made as pleasant
as possible by the untiring eff
forts Of the family. It will be,
remembered that Mrs. Westmil-
Ter occasionally visited Mrs. Han
son while she was a resident of
this city, and during those Wis
it's made many friends here.
Mrs. Westmiller was seventy
three years old and leaves to
mourn her loss three daughters
and three sons, they being Mrs.
Joseph Koch Of Kersy, Pa,
who was unable to attend the
funeral, Mrs. H. C. Hanson Of
Fargo, and Miss Margaret of
Crosby, and Frank of Washburn,
Hugh Of Fargo, and Edward of
Iona, N. d. The deepest SYM
pathy is extended to- the be-
reaveA family by their many
friends in this community.
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Mothers Boy

Whilst walking down a crowded city
street the other day,
l heard a little urchin to a comrade
turn and say:
Say, Chimmie, femme tell you'se, I'd
be happy as a clam
If ! only wus de teller dat me mudder
thinks I am.
She thinks. l am a wonder, an she
knows her little lad
Could never mix wit muffin dat was
ugly, mean or bad.
Oh, lots o'times l sit and tink how nice
'twould be, gee Whiz!
If q Teller wus de Teller dat his mudder
thinks he is.
My friend, be yours a life of toll or
undiluted Joy,
You still can learn a lesson from this
small unlettered boy.
Don't aim to be an earthly saint with
eyes fixed on a star,
Just try to be the fellow that your
mother thinks you are.
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LOCAL NEWS

r. B. Tunnel was over from
Dogden Wednesday.
Mrs. r. L. Anderson went to
Garrison Thursday.
Geo. A. Brown was a visitor i'm
town from Underwood Wednes-
day.
Good weather continues and
inroads are being made in the
threshing of flax.
For rent-iving rooms in the
Haugeberg building. See Holtan
Mere. Co.-Adv.
For Sale-No. ll6 Premier Gem
heater, nearly new. Price $1,000
c.. M. Packard, Leader office.
John A. Beck was here from
McClusky Saturday. He re-
ports crops over in Sheridan
county only fair.
Jos. Willis has his feed mill
in shape now and will be- found
prepared to give attention to
customers at any time.
Joseph Olson has rented a farm
up near Garrison and expects to
move there as soon as he has his
flax threshed north Of Wilton.
Grandma Dean was in with
Mrs. Brewer last Saturday and
met a number Of her friends. Mrs
Dean will be "a at her next
birthday and for one of her years
is unusually alert mentally and
physically is able to help herself.
She is talking some of going TO
Lisbon and spend the winter. with
Colonel Carol at the Soldiers
Home.
Don't envy a person because
he has a better position than you
have. If you cannot keep up
with him, it is perhaps your own
fault. You may be lacking, in
knowledge. and special training.
IL that is the case, all You have
to do is to attend Mankato Com
mercial College. Send for their
catalog.-Adv.
The Tuesday club extend a
cordial invitation to the ladies OF
Washburn to attend the lecture
to be given Monday afternoon at
three o'clock in the basement
Of the Congregational church by
Miss Julia O. Newton who comes
from the Home Economics Exten'
sion Department OF the Fargo
Agricultural College and will
speak oil Meat Substitutes"
Miss Newton will give demonstra
tons with her tax.
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8. WEsTMILLER
DIED LAST FRIDAY

The sad news of the death Of
Mrs. Mary Westmiller reached
here Friday noon, she having
died at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. H. G. Hanson of Fargo. The
remains were brought to Wash
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Taken Up

Came to my place one bay
mare six years old, branded Y
on left shoulder. White hind feet
and white spot on head, weight
about 900. NJ. Lorentzen, Twp.
LA, Rye 80, Sec. 8, Washburn,
N. D.-Adv.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1916-10-13

Lost-October tenth on road
from Washburn to Lewis & CLARK
camp site or from latter place to
Ole Gradin's a woman's gray
raincoat. and black broadcloth
fur-lined coat. Reward for their
return to Leader Officially.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Ladd Of
Underwood! were here Monday.

A ~AN - ASO~ W
Underwood were here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Jahr were
up from Wilton Sunday
For sale-one l "a h. p. mot
or. Schulz Motor Co.-Adv.
Mrs. w. j. Bickertis father is
sick at the hospital at Bismarck.
Highest market price paid for
fresh eggs. 0. X. Cafe.-Adv.
Albert Anderson was down
from his Malcolm home Wednes-
day.
There is an unusual amount Of
good blowing being done this
fall.
Atty. r. Hanson Of Underwood
was a business visitor in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lpden came.
up from Bismarck Monday to
visit at the Arvig home.
Mrs. H, W. Maus is visiting at
the Gaylord and Brewer homes
from Marshalltown, Iowa.
Mrs. H. c. Hanson who came
up from Fargo to attend her
mothers funeral returned home
Wednesday.
For sale-Fur lined overcoat,
Singer sewing machine and BIZ
cycle, almost new. Inquire at
Leader officially. 1920.
There will he a farewell re-
ception given for Rev. Pengelly
Tuesday eveing at The hall. All
are cordially ivited tc attend.
Mrs. Milton Burchell came
down from Turtle Lake Satur-
day to visit her son who is at
tending school here this year.
Lost-gold breach, a, gold coin
with pin attached. Finder leave
at Leader office and get reward.
ADV.
G. w. Craft, of the Northern
insulating Company, was in town
during the week getting a line
on the flax straw business.
Art Yanken came up from
Steele Monday to spend! a few
days hunting and enjoy a visit
with friends.
A big prairie fire burned over
several townships in Mercer coun
,ty last week. Have you enclosed
your farm buildings with a sub
stantial fire breaki
John o. johnson is having a
heating plant installed in his
farm home-an improvement that
will be enjoytN by the family
when cold weather comes on.
Feed grinding done at the old
Milling Co. property. Flour, bran
and shorts on hand at all times.
Call Phone. No. 27J or 27L for
particulars .-Adv. 1920.
Clarence Paul had an accident
with his auto north of town.
The front axle broke off Letting
the car down when travelling
about 20 miles. No one was SER
iously hurt.
Mrs. S. T. Culdice and Mrs.
Chas. Barintz, sisters of Mrs. HI.
Edgerton, left Tuesday for their
homes at Austin, MINI. The
ladies have spent two pleasant
weeks at the Edgerton home.
Everson Brothers have purchas
ed a Swayne-R Robinson Power
Haler and are buying flax straw
which will be baled in the field,
and then hauled to railroad and;
shipped to market. The demand,
for baled flax straw is growing.
In making mention Last week
about the visit to the camping
grounds Of Lewis and Clark we
omitted stating that the loo; I
Tuesday club has the preliminary
work in charge Of arranging for
a celebration concentrating the
visit Of the explorers 112 years
ago.
Robert Bergquist was in from
the farm Monday and reported
just having completed threshing
his fax-a field Of 29O \ acres.
which averaged just a little bet
ter than Is bushels to- the. acre..
The day he finished his thresh-
ing the market was 1924 per bu-
shell, which Mr.. Bergquist con-
sidered q fair price so he contrac,
ted his entire crop and is now
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see the Wash burn state Bank
for Insurance.-Adv.
Martin Holton autoed to Bis.
marck Wednesday on business.
DR.. c. c. Hibbs, Bismarck s lead
ing DENTIST not the cheapest
but the BEST.-Adv.
Rernice Landers, Of Wing, has
been a guest at the home Of her
aunt Mrs.W. G. Hendricks.
John Reuter-, Sr. has gone to
Los Angeles to spend the winter
with his wife and son.
Geo. l.. Robinson Of Colehar-
Dor was a business visitor in
Washburn Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congre-
gational church will meet with
Mrs. N. O. Herred Thursday, Oct
10.
The Tuesday club is indebted
to Mrs. Schleising for IS vol
umns for young people for the
public library.
The Sverdrup Young Peoples
Society will meet at the Martin
Holtan home October 18th. All
+ cordially invited to attend.
Anton Peterson went to
jamestown yesterday where he
will attend the annual conferenc
of the Methodist Church.
G.. H. Schlesing, for some time
withthe Holtan Mercantile, Co.,
has taken a position with the
Thompson Hardware Company
and will be connected with their
plumbing department.
Mrs. E. 1. Schulz is in Valley
City where she is a delegate
from the Washburn. Tuesday
club to the Federation of Wo-
mems clubs which is being held
there the 1O-1l-12 and 18th.
A petition has been presented
to the school, board asking for
the erection Of a school house
three Mills northeast Of town.
The proposed site is in the
neighborhood of the Philip Kes-
selring farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jertson
are back from their Minnesota
visit. During their stay in the
Twin Cities they purchased a
stock Of goods for their Minden
store which they will open by
November /.
Ole B. johnson, Of Garrison,
who has decided to- file for the
office of sheriff by petition
was in the city Saturday. Mr..
johnson will be remembered as
a resident here some Is year
ago.
There will be services in the
Sverdrup church Sunday, Oct. Il
at IL a. m. and the Young PEG.
ple's Society will meet at the
Martin Holtan residence. at 3 %.
m. Services in the Washburn
school house at 8 p. m. N. III,
Holm, pastor.
Mrs. G. D. Anderson and child
rem have gone to South Dakota
where they will reside on a
homestead which Mr.. Anderson
filed on last spring. We under
stand that Mr.. Anderson will re-
main with the Creamery Asso-
citation as manager.
One OF the gentlemen who has
been. -reaping a harvest of gold
by selling squirrel Whiskey''
at Strawberry Lake this summer,
is at present a guest Of Sheriff
Hendricks at Washburn. Just
now long he. will remain as
such will bic determined by Che
court at it's fall session. Bent
j,ict Banner.
The Rverview Cemetery Asso-
citation are having their grounds
enclosed with a new fence. The
consists Of iron posts,
26 inches woven wire and
three barbed wires and has a
substantial appearance. The fenoa
was needed and is being built
from, funds accumulated from IT,
sale Of lots.
Secretary Of State Thomas
Hall has just distributed to the
several counties of the. state the
sum of $1O2,267.50, being the re-
ceipts from the registration: Of
motor vehicles up to September
L this wear The law nrOvidaE