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1 bronze medal and $40 month fol support of widow, during her life, ol until she remarries. Parham, ageC 43. farmer, died attempting to save Thomas Johnson, aged 23, farmland from suffocation, Mableton, Ga., Aug ust 10, 1914. Johnson was overcome i by noxious gas in a we'll 8 feet deep Parham, who had on previous occa- sions had severe headaches after hay ing worked in the we'll, at once de- scended into the we'll by means o1 niches in the walls. A. young man who remained at the top called loud ly and attracted Parhams brother Parham tied a rope around Johnson and told the man at the top to pull The rope slipped from Johnson after he had been raised some distance and he fell back to the bottom of the well. After that, no word was heard from Parham. Forty minutes later a negro reached the we'll and descend ed He tied the rope around John- son, who was drawn up. Twenty minutes later another negro reached the we'll and descended for Parham. Parham was hoisted, but he could not be revived
 Henry H. Rogers, of R. F. D. 2, Austell Georgia, awarded bronze medal. Rogers (colored). aged AS, farmer, saved Thomas Johnson from suffocation, Mableton, Ga., August 10, 1914 Rogers was summoned to thu well by a young man who had been at the we'll at the> time of the accident. Rogers knew that there had been gas in the we'll when the we'll was dug. He had helped to dig it. He was asked to go to the rescue. He was nervous and apprehensive and hesi- tated few minutes; then he grasped the well-rope and descended by means of the inches. He tied the rope around Johnson. Rogers began to feel sick. He climbed to the surface with the aid of the well-rope. and then Johnson was pulled up and re- vived. Rogers was too sick to re- enter the well, and he went home. (See case of Horace M. Parham.) .,
 William Pratt, of R. F. D. 2, Aus tell, Ga, awarded bronze medal. Pratt (colored), aged 57, farmer, at tempted LO save f1OTdCc WI. I dlHdAi, from suffocation, Mableton, Ga., Aug ust 10, 1914. Pratt was approaching the we'll when Rogers was leaving Rogers told him that there was dan ger in the well and that he had better not go down. However, Pratt de- scended into the we'll by using the niches. He was not familiar with the well and was delayed several min- utes twenty feet from the top be, cause he could not find the niches with his feet. He began to feel sick and called for rope. When one was lowered to him, he descended to the bottom and tied the rope around Parham. Pratt then became uncon- scious. Both men were pulled to the top at the same time, turn of the rope having caught Pratt around the leg. Pratt was revived in about two hours. (See case of Horace M Par ham.)
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Fordyce City Election.

Fordyce. Jan. 19.-ln the city Dem- ocratic primary. which was held Mon- day, w. c. Cabler, who is now serv- ing his third term as mayor, was de- feated by Mack Harris, former coun- ty treasurer, by about 100 votes. Ed Atkinson, Jr., defeated s. A. Bryant the present marshal, and c. w. Smith for marshal. There was majority in favor of city stock law. Despite the cold weather, heavy vote was cast in this election.
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To Release 4e COnyicts.

The state penitentiary commission CTS have presented to Governor George w. Hays list of 46 convicts now in the penitentiary. whose terms will expire during February, only one of whom was sent up from Jef- ferson county, this being Wilson Bradley, negro, sentenced to one year for grand larceny. All the convicts have had time deducted for good be- havior during their terms of impris- onment, say the commissioners.
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New York, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the, noted British militant suffragette leader, is here to work for Serbian relief, with which she has been connected for some time.
 "I shall have nothing to do with woman suffrage while in America this time," said Mrs. Pankhurst. T am too busy aiding the starving Ser vians to devote any time to the cause
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just now. After the war, perhaps but not now.''
 The great militant leader is look ing slightly older and more worn than she did upon her visit here in 1913. She was detained at Ellis is- land upon her arrival aboard the St Paul, because she had been convicted and imprisoned for crime in England but was allowed to enter by order of President Wilson.
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JANUARY,S SHOWING UP,

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The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Old-Time Splinter Is
Bear Cat On Back
of Hunter

Harry VI, Jewett. the worlds
champion amateur Splinter in the
days when he carried the blue ana
black OF the D. A. c. TO the tape in
front of Luther Cary, Mortimer
Remington and the picked athletes
of the metropolitan clubs, never has
given up sports. Although his sue.
cess as president OF the Paige Motor
Car Co, makes a heavy demand on
his time and ability, ne puts In his
spare moments on the back OF one
OF his hunters.
Mr.. Jewett has become one OF the
good riders OF the Crosse Pointe
Hunt club. and in the annual horse
show there tomorrow and Saturday,
he Will figure in many OF the most
hazardous events. Also his daugh.
ter and his nephew will be In other
classes, so the name has pretty
fair chance OF being al the head or
some OF the summaries.
Everything Is ready for the horse
show. The Cleveland riders from
the Chagrln Valley Hunt club are
here with % horses, the Cross Coun.
try Riding CLUB members have put
their saddlers through the PAGES and
the hunters and jumpers OF the
Crosse Pointe Hunt club never were
better II the weather OF the first
half OF the week prevails IL will be
most successful show.
Owing to the length OF the pro-
gram two events will be Judged each
morning and the afternoon programs
will start at 1880 o'clock There is
a promise OF the keenest competi-
ton In all OF the events owing 10
the exceptional entry-5i in one
class--and the number OF new horses
about which little Is known. other
than that they have worked we'll.
The horse show Is a public AFFAIR,
the Hunt club desiring 10 interest
everybody in It's favorite sport
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
RAIN DISTURBS
MONROE MEET

MONROE. Mich, June l5.-wed.
nesday's card at the short ship meet.
ing here will be raced this after
noon. II possible. one OF the races
scheduled for this afternoon will be
crowded in. One heat in each OF the
races yesterday was completed. and
then rain sent the horses 10 shelter.
Title Mack won the first heat OF the
Pa trot. and Gin Moquette was
ahead in the first heat OF the 2:l5
pace. Brother James romped to the
lead In the first round OF the > 20
pace.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
new FACES IN
MACK'S LINEUP
Connie Brings a Flock of Flu
ture Greats With Him
This Trip

Connie Mack led a dispirted clan
OF baseball players 10 Detroit today
for the four game series that will De
a prelude 10 the showdown between
the Tigers and Cleveland Indians
next week. Mack club hasn't been
winning al all Ia the west, and
seems 10 have lost all OF the spirit
which it showed earlier in the sea
son. The failure OF Bush and Myers
10 continue 10 pitch good ball is
chiefly to blame for the discourage
ment that Is affecting the Athletics
Several old fayorites are still IN
the lineup, and there are also some
new faces. At second base still IL
Nap Lajoie, who Is playing the best
fielding game he has presented ia
three or four seasons. "Stury" Nc.
Innis, still stellar performer. is at
first. McInnis IS another OF the
stars who has failed 70 hi' this
spring. Wally Schang IL still catch
ing. and Is getting some assistance
from a newcomer named Meyer
Oldring. Strunk and Walsh are
working regularly In the ogtneId.
with occasional relief from youth
named Stellbauer. who likes 20 bat
against Detroit pitching Stell5auer
used 10 be az Grand Rapids. and Vas
1 turned loose last summer because be
/ muffed hy IN an exhibition game
and allowed a game 20 slip away
He Was sent 70 Peoria. where he
played a sterling game and va, &C.
CURED by Mack.
At short is school boy named
Witt. There is great difference Of
opinion regarding this youngster he
seems 70 be youth who will either
be dandy or a bioomer His play
is stiil very errauc. At third "a
/ Pick, who has been announced as
another youngster from the deepest
wilderness There are also reports
that he Is an old timer masquersd.
ing az a youth
The best Of the new pitchers is
this Myers. who has been owned uy
Mack for a couple OF year. and
farmed 20 the Raleigh club. IN me
Carolina league month ago II was
predicted that he would DO the equal
OF Coombs and Bender Ills las,
three games. however. have not
been at all successful Joe Bush B.
well known lie started out 10 have
one OF his best years. but De- fsIter
ing Another younEster E1s9.
from the Georgia Alabama league
who set up a LOT OF STRIKE our and no
bit records down there last summer
He has lots Of stun bur is Wild
bird. Sheehan and Crowell are
young men who were With The Ath
letics last year and pitched boo be-
troit
Connie may have some more
youngsters with him tie .s motor
ious for picking young PLAYERS or
the quiet and trying them out before
anybody knows they have arrived
Those mentioned however. are rho
only ones likely 10 be- seen bob mo
lineup.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
econd Place Again Tges Wreckng Crew Again Delivers Run

the last "a hours hat our
Kdn isl move He tells US ina,
beats Boston ana the
class and the Tigers DO
in tonight All
but not one OF mem dlu
yesterday ana the sHse Is "
wis will do here over 't
month ago they little while In nae veil
Joe Bush was
these pitchers have
when he they had won 10 anu
They won this month They nave p"'
single contest at Chaeo
they have them the Athletics geauS ''
Iolgtm
through the series IN cahe
forgotten streaks are
division OF Detroit
all OF us games on '0"
IL Tigers get their clean sweep
NJ major leagues YESTERDAY n
wo(frro Walter Johnson For the ns nm a5e ave
Moreover McGraW
rorn IN inoppok times Msthewson had 70 De
scored
Then the Browns eapeo on
eight ana store the
and Baker new star Is looming UP
and he has played
Always ne mas
thing beauty 'e
has been
or close 10
All around the circuit SUunk hau
old FOR the
29o and 1913 his average was %
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
WOOD, OF PORT
HURON, TO RACE
IN FORD FRACAS

Port Huron will be represented in
the Ford championship races at the
state fair grounds July 4 by Peter
VI. Wood, who finished second in the
lomile race last year position he
improved from sixth place on the
first lap,
Wood entered from ST Clair last
year, where he rebuilt his car the
past winter until he believes II Is
fast enough 10 win the coveted tro-
Uhy and the $500 In money that Is
the winners reward.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
DILLON READY
FOR MIR. MORAN

NEW YORK, June l5-Jack Dil
lon, the indianapolis man killer.
has arrived in town for his lO.round
battle with Frank Moran at Wash.
ington Park. June 90 Dillon will
work out daily at the park and has
asked the management 10 admit
everyone free who wishes 70 see him
punch the bag, and Gus Christie. his
trainer.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
FRESH STAFF
AWAITS MACK
Only Two Twirlers Started In
New York Series, and
Rest Are Ready

BY starting only two pitchers In
the New York series Manager Jen-
nings has a fresh corps Of fingers
10 turn loose upon the Athletics
who will provide the opposition 20
the soaring Tigers this afternoon.
Coveleskie pitched and won the first
and last games IN the New York
I series. and Hamilton started the
! TWO middle contests Boland worked
in part OF one game, and Dauss had
three innings Monday SO Cunning
ham. Dubuc and Dauss are sll ready
for work and il Is possible that
Bochler may draw an assignment
over the weekend. This last-named
tvirler held the Mackmen 70 three
runs and a detea, on May 10.
There r. no telling who Mack will
pitch today, for his stan has been
working in relays in most OF the
games in the west lie might try
70 start OF with Myers. Joe Bush
and Shetland also are possibilities.
and so is Croweli
The outstanding features Of Wed
nesday's game with New York were
rain, Coveleskie's pitching, the
cinching OF the series with the
Yanks, the triples that resulted in
winning runs. and the proof that
Detroit fans care a lot more about
winning than they do about seeing
a ball game
II rained throughout the game.
Play was delayed for nearly half
m hour twice. once before the regu-
lation FIVE innings had been played.
The fans were very insistent that
play be resumed, because Detroit
was ahead and five innings would
cinch the game. As soon as i've
innings were completed. and II be
gan 10 rain again, the bugs demand
ed that Umpire Dineen stop the
game for good That was because
Detroit was still ahead and would
be credited with victory. Play
was delayed again. but Dineen was
fair 10 the Yanks. and gave them
a chance TO win. although every
body was soaked 10 the skin be-
fore they got away.
Coyeleskie pitched another grand
game. although the ball was very
wet and hard for him 10 control.
Sharp fielding saved him when ne
was in trouble. and that was not
very often. Witt made one spectac.
ular stop, and in the ninth Cobb
leaped high and speared buddins
triple with one hand.
A three-base knock was mixed up
In all of Detroit's tallies. Cobb
walked, and veach tripled in the
first inning. Burns walked. and
Young tripled in the second. Cobb
tripled and Veach singled in the
third round. Cobb again strolled
and veach again tripled in the fifth
frame. In the ninth Veach hit safe
" for the fourth time, and He'll
man got a single to left that was
good for three bases because Il
bounced through Baumann. Burns
scored Heilman with a one sack
smack. Two singles and double
play gave the Yanks tally In the
sixth. and base on balls, a single
and an error by Veach resulted In
another in the ninth.
Mogridge, Fisher and Russell
pitched for the Yanks. The IN
beaten Mogridge was pounded from
the slab in two innings. and he gets
credit for his hrst defeat.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
MRS. GAVIN LEADS
IN GOLF TOURNEY

NEW YORK, June i5-Georgian.
ma Brooks. Of Brooklyn, will try to
day 10 stop the rush OF Mrs. W. A.
Gavin toward the championship Of
the women's Metropolitan Golf as.
ISOLATION AZ BaItusrol Mrs Gavin
came through yesterday against
Miss Marian Hollinsby by the close
margin Of one hole.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
WIN
IN GRAND RAPIDS

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. June IS.
-Wyckoff shut out the Grand Rap
ids Central league team here We'd
nesday. the Athletics winning an
overtime exhibition game by the
count OF TO o Hsggerty. who hurl-
ed for the Rapids. allowed only SIX
hits and was not scored upon until
the tenth inning
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Harry Jewett Doped as
Star Rider at Horse Show
CAMNITZ TO STUMP
kENGTuCkY STATE AS
ANTl-sAlooN MAN

Howard Camnitz. former Pirate
and Fed pitcher, Is going to
stump the state OF Kentucky in
favor OF prohibition, Howard
says his fast one has old John
Barleycorn swinging like a gate.
Old J. Il. Is bear in the pinch
though. II YOU groove one for
him.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
The League Enigma

NHE and where
VI strong Still
division and has after starting several slump
Caldwell
n
could
certainly will
gentlemen the ball they
lp0ov1n Q club and mistake.
Athletics
billed
forgiven when
ETY. announced that Nap ajoe of
hague prominent years
apartment should called.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Hempstead Nosed Out.

Crosby will play Miller in the
Class c three cushion tourney Al,
Sweeney Huston's ton ght Fisher
defeated Hampstead. % 10 "a, last
night, Hampstead falling by one
point 10 reach the 30 which he was
required 10 play 10 the q to Fisher.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Bobby On The Way

the Yankee series ne
now WITHIN
~ class belongs
mauling the
be remembered ne
Of he
while times mat or
Wednesday ne
taies and scored one himself was
his the series
Of
delivering nicely ana that tne
a
seven through in per cent OF
Helmans record GOODS
batted
scored as many
performance IN the
81 the batting the Tigers
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
YeSterdsy's Results.

At fHICAEp--
Innings i2745 80 RHE
Wa hinton % d o o ! q 0-i {.
Chicago 80 O . q y , - o
Batter johnson and Ainsmith
and Henry Scott and Schalk TN
ptres--Na and Evans
Al ST. Louis
Innings l5G Ri
Boston ..l . o G-5 : .
- Louis. 30 o % o Of s SIZE q
Raiteries--Mavs shore. Foster and
Cady Weilman McCahe, Groom
and SEVERED. Umpires-Oweu and
OIsoughlin
No others scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Those Yankees.

American league enigma They are not winning
haven't been
But they have They have been in second or
led the Dis
looming them and the baseball that they
g
whom
whom might
Sxot there.
safe blow all this
pinches
for the spring but indicative his value to the club date
much
regularly not because of what he has done but because Donovan
beam fair but has been marred by careless base Lee
showed left field perhaps will
RI&ko hereafter.
a
1/Mn
Shawkey
Shawkey little pitching
Xn~ouo rscently
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
At Rnstop-

Inns is145s RHE
Cturin. 0OOOl 02oU % o Ga q
Boston ilolO0O d o l--El1 o
Batteries-MitChsu and WinEo.
RaEan and Tragr~ssOr. Impires--
Byron and Quigley
A. philadelphia
Inns @Sl5Ss $40 lII3 " " r.
Pitsb'g d o o 000l0 o 0 90 /
Phiia. cocoon o Is !
Battsries--Jacohs and schmidt
RiVey and kiliifer. Umpires--O Day
and Eason.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

outheld
satisfied his job thinks be a
- hit, and there nothing ball
- apple amidshps Ruth has asked
the gardens Foster
other pitchers
- experiment. Ruth hit 322
~ tr with his coung OF II Gainor
pinch
1 SS~ SS1sf srd then work regularly a
oqtned practice would
xn noted sporting writer's
80 month That In nne. Sporting scrlbes houd
.<.<<< Anee1cab ciassic bull fights
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Detroiters Trimmed.

TOLEDO. O., June l5.--A golhng
team from the Bloomfield Hills club
OF Detroit did not prove very for
midabIe in the rain here yesterday.
II played match tourney with the
Iverness club and won only three
matches OF 90
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
National League.
ST ANDING.
Ye.trrdnr-- Rr.nIt,.

At New York
Innings 50 RH =
New York o o o q n q . % (
Batteri and Archer.
Mathewson and Raridcn rmpires-
Klein and Emslie
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Jaxne and Lodae peelLre.

Ira y. Jayne and John Lodge have
refused TO accept the Offices ten
dered them by the new Detroit ANA.
teur Baseball federation.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Tige in Pinches

a OF
be
scored The second the
by the hits made
individual each Tiger
a sacrificing getting
and
rfofth OF
so,nna In ninchH are he
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

Chicago az Brooklyn
Pittsburgh At Boston
-. Louis az New York.
CINCINNATI AT PhIladclnhiA-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
What May Happen
In Scores Today

Beer WINS bcaten by STEIN In m
pitching duet On the coast the Other
day. The same afternoon BudveI.er
Finished In the ruek.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
Todays Came.

Athletics AZ Detroit.
Wash i0gfon at 81 Louis.
Boston ~ chicago.
New York al Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

Batterics---A mes Jaspcr and Snt-
der Coombs. Vanguard and Miller
and Meyers Umpires-IIarrison and
RiRler.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15

sBatted for Fisher In seventh.
tran for Nunamaker in seventh.
fRatted for Russell In ninth
The Detroit times., 1916-06-15
STANDINGS
American League.

STANDING
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-21
Citation Hearing Petition for Appoint
ment Of Administrator.

1nent Of Administrators.
State of North Dakota, County Of Ward,
County Court, Before Hon. VIM. Murray.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Ole H.
o Ch1ristt92pher, Deceased o+,.,o
Frederick Christopher, Olga Hyndman,
Henry M. Christopher, Clara Tollefson,
Hector and Claude Hector, Respond.
ents.
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
interested in the Estate of ole H.
Christopher, Deceased:
g You and each Of you, are hereby mott
herein, has filed in this Court her petit
ton praying that letters of administra-
ton upon the estate Of Ole II Christie
pher. late Of the City Of Minot,' in the
kota, deceased, be granted to Louise M.
CHRISTOPHER and that the said petition
will be heard and duly. considered by
1915, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
that day, in the Court Rooms of this
Court in the Court House in the City Of
North Dakota. and you, and each of you,
are hereby cited to be and appear before
this court at said time and place. and
any there be, why the prayer Of said pc
tition should not be granted.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the sigma
subscribed and attested by the seal of
said Court in the City Of Minot in said
County Of Ward in the State Of North
Dakota, this 9th day Of July, 1915.
By the Court:
WILLIAM MURRAY,
Judge of the County Court.
10 Let the service Of the above citation
within the state and by publication in
the Ward County Independent.
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