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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-04-27
Seen ana Heard

Tomorrow is Arbor Day.
Plant a tree.
For Rent-Large front rooms.
Apply at Woods Store. tt.
w, r. Mcintosh transacted
business at Omemee Monday.
Easter Cards and Booklets at
Fladeland- Williams Drug Co.
ct
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Nero, a son, on Easter Sunday.
!. Bjerkan Of Lansford was
in the city on business Tues
day.
Geo. Horel was a business
visitor in Bottineau Thursday
and Friday.
I'll. %. Sheldon was drum
ming up bort business at Will
low City last Thursday.
Chas. Pease Of Maxbass has
purchased a gas tractor and
plows and will commence farm
ing on a large scale.
Francis O'Connor Of West
hope, a former School of For
estrv students, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
Mrs. Jorand Soland died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Elton Of Souris, on April
18th, at the age of ~ years.
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same. AS soon as the garage
which is now under construct
ion for him is completed he will
put several cars in stock and
will be in position to take care
of any one who wants a car in a
hurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holnm,
old time settlers here have de-
cided to move to Wolf Point,
Montana. where their children
Amanda and Torrents each filed
on a half section Of land and on
Wednesday shipped two cars
of horses, cattle and machinery.
Nh. Holum and boys Torrents
and Eivind went along on the
freight to take care of the stock
and Mrs. Holuin and Amanda
left on the passenger Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Holum have
lived a long time in this CON-
munity and have many friends
who r sorry to see them leave
but who will wish them God
speed and good luck in the
western country.
We understand that Nils Siv-
ertson, c. q. Forsberg and
John Gustafson, three Of our
prominent farmers north Of
town, each bought a Maxwell
touring car from agent l.. Il.
Wall.
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- E%nH.e.E H... t@@a#Y ar"E.
Courant were Ole Crogen,
Robert TAFT, Lornts l.. Vinje,
Elizabeth Hahn and Sarah
Patching.
w. K. Mcintosh left on an
extended eastern buying trip
and also visited at the old home
IN Ontario.
Mrs. John Walker passed
away at the age of forty-nine
years.
Chas. McKeen and N. Meig-
hen dissolved partnership in
the livery business.
H, G. Kalbfleisch, proprietor
of the Bottineau Roller Mills,
advertised shorts for SIS a ton.
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County Sunday School convsn-
tlon.

The Bottineau County Sun
day school convention will be
held at Westhope, June 18th
and 29th.
The executive committee of
the county met there last FRI
day and it was decided to hold
the convention there at the
above dates instead of at Rus
sell AS formerly arranged.
Mrs. w. Burns,
County Secretary.
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CarburyN News

E E .~.... ..f
Ole Q. Guttu. one of the old
timers, shipped a car of MACH
inery and fence posts to Wolf
Point, Montana Wednesday,.
Mr.. Guttu filed on a fine half
section of land the last year
and is now moving out to take
up residence on his Montana
farm. We wish Mr.. Guttu sue
cess.
After studying the merits of
different automobiles Mr.. Arv-
eson has come to the conclus-
ion that the Ford is really the
car for all purposes and has ac-
copied the local5!'agency for
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WEATHER

Headings taken 1T 7:OU q. m. Maximum
AID minimum temperatures and preciptta-
{ IN are, for the twenty-four hol.rs preeed.
iax s:00 q. m. Of day given.
III. #. STEINMEIER,
Observer.
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Live Hogs
Wanted

We will pay from Sc to SEC
per pound, live weight. for
good hogs of 200 pounds or
over. Leveille's Meat Market,
Bottineau, N. ID.
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4 business visitor here yeaters.
day.
Attorney ]. III. Kirk i at-
tending to business matters at
Grand Forks this week.
Sherwood held a mass meet
ing last week and decided IL
put on a mammoth Fourth ut
July celebration.
James Thorburn, who ~
Gently purchased a farm on the
shores Of Lake Metigoshe,spent
part Of the week in BottineAu,
attending to business matters.
Superintendent L. II. Darl-
ling Of the Bottineau schools
was elected second vice presi
dent Of the Northwestern Edu
cational association at the an
nual meeting held in Minot
last week.
On account Of opening an
Office in Westhope Monday.
Wednesday and Friday even
ings after the train, my Office
in Bottineau will be closed
Jon those evenings. N. Far
nand. Chiropractor. II.
Halvor Nickerson, who re-
Gently disposed Of his farm
near Lake Metigoshe to Las.
Thorburn, has commenced the
erection of a handsome cottage
on Brander street in this city
and will make Bottineau his
future home. s
So many automobiles have
been sold by local dealers dur
ing the past week that they
are really too numerous to men
ton. From present indicat-
ions, there will be more ma
chimes soldin Bottineau county
during the present season than
for several years.
The Courant this week Z
sumes the publication Of the
official weather report, furn-
ished by Observer Steinmeier
of the State School of Forestry.
The readings will ~henceforth
be published regularly every
week and. we feel sure, will be
of interest to our readers.
Bring YOUR shoe repairing
and harness repairing to the
Wekseth Shoe and Harness
Repair shop. | have an expert
repair man, equipped with
Everything in modern power
machinery. Bring your work
in now and keep us busy every
hour Of the day.-H. N. Week.
seth. ct
Preparedness is the watch
word of today. Not only
against invasion, but against
misfortune. Young man. young
women, prepare for a good po-
sition by attending Mankato
Commercial College, the great
school Of the Northwest. For
information send for their free
lcatalog. 1t.
Alexander Gorder, who is at
tending the state university,
passed through here Wednes
day on his way to Carbury to
spend the balance of his vaca-
ton with his parents, Nj. and
Mrs. j. L. Gorder. Some of
Alexis friends want to know
where he was from Friday to
Wednesday.
The .Kuroki Booster is the
latest addition to Bottineau
county journalism. It appears
in the form Of a page in the
Antler American and very
creditably lives up to its name.
The Booster is edited by Nor
man Swearingen and bids fair
to place the lively little town Of
Kuroki more prominently on
the map.
Spring work is now in full
blAst in this section of the
county, outside of the Turtle
Mountain region, where there
was more snow and the spring
has been a little delayed. Out
on the prairie the fields are.in
excellent shape for working
and plowing, which was stop
ped lastfall on account of the
early a~rriyalzof winter, is GO
ing on apace
Every North Dakota ,!ner
MSA @SSN% - EGaM&&E&H &Ny4.NF@ a. . E2A 4 as
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HARD TO CONTROL NERVES
Even the Bravest Men Have Seen
Known TO Exhibit Fear Before Be.
ing Injured 70 Battle.

Mon I'm tho ,ropches pow ,ui,e usod
N tho wor game hove hoor doacr,hod
as ~,ooIin, ",umrv"-,ho cor, n, M.
ric,ion ,bo, usod IN no colled man.
s%oritis IIaro is a s,o,e NJ mind no,
nocossarlv hl,mowortbv mar avon nm.
so,diorIv. rho hr,yos, hoyo oynar,
enced I, Tho cooling 60 gloon yorious
names Az ubo, a ,our, roh,ouon
was c.r, ., ,bo hnsri,,, sng.r,,c ,rou
"hoor, poroIysie p,i,g ,mmo,rra ,
moro vor,h his b,,r, 10 roc, his
Who'll, b,J, ,.,s r,Jn.a,, nod man
T., s,,ri, ho, ,,, co., =, ,aJr nh,
~ corsri,pous r.rro - wos -, IN
him IA 5i.,r,, ,Io snrr.,,as, c,,ra.o.
and -, come, D., had. ,,,d An 80.
souo ,noro was ~nr,o',,I snonp %
hts rrvsi,,, o,,,rt.,,. o,h sn,,,,h,,
had IN ,,id,rco ,l,, sn,oL uis snni
was s,r,,, and nrar,. hn, ,ts ,h,.s,.
cal holm, mi,, -, -uh,,nsotars ON.
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cause at confusion. They blocked
their own efforts, while Wolf Larsen,
with but II single purpose. achieved
his. This was to fight his way across
the floor to the ladder Though In total
darkness | followed his progress by IT,
sound So man less than a giant could
have done what he did. once he had
gaiucd the foot ct the ladder. step 10y
stop. by the might OF his arms. tho
whole pack uf men striving 20 drag
him back and down, he drew his body
up from the floor till he stood erect.
AuI then step by step. hand and foot.
hp slowly struggled up the ladder.
The very last of all. saw For
Iatimor. lavius finally gone for n ian.
down the scu,tlc. Wolf Larsen was
nearly 20 the top, though | could not
..r him All that was visible was the
mass OF men fastened upon him. II
squirmod about, like some huge many.
logged spider. and swaycd back and
forth 10 the regular roll Of the vessel.
Aud still. step by step, with long In
tcryals between, the mass assembled
once il tottcrcd, about to fall back,
but the broken hold was r]cgaincd and
It still vent up.
who Is IL" Latimcr cried.
In the rays Of the lantern | could
Sec his pcrplcNed face pecrins down.
Larsen heard a mutled voice
from within the mass.
Latimor reached down with his free
hand. ! saw a hand shoot up to clasp
his. Latimcr pulled. and the next cou.
pie OF steps were made with a rush.
Then Wolf Larscn's other hand
reached up and clutched the edge Of
the sCuttlc. The mass swung clear OF
the ladder. the men still ~clinging 10
their escaping foe. They began 10
drop OF. to be brushed on against the
sharp edge OF tho s%cuttlc. to be
knocked on by the legs which were
now kicking powerfully. Leach was
the last 20 90. falling sheer back from
the top OF the scuttle and striking on
head and shoulders upon his sprawling
mates beneath. Wolf Larsen aud the
lantern disappeared. and we were left
in darkness.
GO re COSTI%uEDJ
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Manager Jennings evidently made
no mistake when he supplantcd Craw.
'3rd with Hellman In DctroIt's rlrht
HELD Hellman H. hitting NJ n .3l4
clip and Is Helding s~plendldly.
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league In pitching for years, and es
p%ccinlly In the seasons when the title
went To the New York club.
Would Not Jump to Feds.
MathcwSon did ~ jump to the Fed
eral league when II vas organized, al
though he had fattcring offers to leap
He has always been n man Of his wore
and one of the finest characters In the
game. He has always been II sports.
man and has gained his reputation on
his ability 10 do things. He has never
sought publicity and Is modest, al.
though many were inclined TO think
differently.
His years of pitching are nearly over
ana II" longs 10 be- successful us u lead.
cr. lie has been with McC'ruw for So
many years that he understands his
tactics and strategy 10 the letter and
with n fairly good bail team ought to
carry III" Reds ~ In In" race. lie viii
probably do some of IA" Ringing, al
though he has been bothered with n
lame arm that has thrown him n bit
out OF gear.
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BASEBALL MOTIFS

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DRAW Power From ALI.

The mission settlement at Mt, Hope.
100 miles north Of the arctic circle,
in Alaska, is contemplating the install.
latioh OF an electric lighting plant to
be driven by large windmills. During
the long arctic winter the steady
winds In that region seldom fall be.
low 20 miles an hour. which Ia ample
for driving the power plant, Since
fuel OF any kind Is exceedingly ex.
penaiye In that region, the power will
serve the dual purpose OF illuminating
and heating,
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ChrlSty Mathcwson hnS been mp
pointed manager {. the Reds 10 TAXI"
the place of Charley llcr2og, who goes
To the New York Giants in exchange
for the star right.handcd twlrlcr.
Cincinnati, In addition To getting
Matty. ulso will land Inficldcr Me
KeChnlc and Out1cidcr RouSch. while
the Giants will take Outiicldcr killifor
from the Reds. This Is one OF the big
gcst deals 10 be made this year und
strengthens New York's chances for
the flag.
Seventeen Years in League.
Christy MuihrwSou has been pitch
Ing in the National lcugu" FOR II years.
He Joined the New York Giants In 1900
and since thar tim" has been rated rs
one of the games greatest hurl"rs. Al
most from IN" start he placed himself
among the topnotclrrS, although It was
not until 1905 that h" gained world
wide fame by pitching In the worlds
series games against the Philadelphia
Americans.
In that series he pit, he'd three games
without letting Il runnpr score or him.
That exhibition stamped him as II
Of the stars, for the Philadelphia club
had famous s%luggcrs IN llartz"l, Lord,
Davis, Scybold, Murphy and Monte and
Lave Cross.
TwirIed Two No.Hit Games.
Before this wonderful exhibition Of
pitching Mathcwson proved that he
possessed the ability and stun by pitch.
Ing two no.hit gaines, III" only two
credited to him In his II years of work
with the New York club. He twIrlvd
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Johnny Dell has another Job, or dId
have nt last accounts. lie caught ON
with Lawrence after his release hy
bridgeport, and n sent To the out
field by Manager Burkett.
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CHAPTER XII.

Several days more passed before
Johnson crawlcd on deck and went
about his work IN a half hearted wav
He was still a sick man. and more
than once observed him creeping pain.
fully aloft 10 a topsail. or dropping
YEARLY as he stood al the wheel. But.
still worse, II seemed that his spiri,
was broken. lie was abjcct before
Wolf Larsen and almost grovelod TO
Johansen Not so was the conduct OF
Leach He went about the deck like
n tiger cub, elaring his hatred openly
at Wolf Larsen and Johansen.
I'll do for YOU yet, you s~lab.footed
Swcdo ! heard him say 20 Johansen
n night on deck.
The mate cursed him IN the dark.
ness and tn" next moment some mis-.
silo struck the galley a sharp rap
There was more cursing. and a mock
Ing laugh, and when all was quiet
stole outside and found a heavy knife
Embedded over an inch in the solid
wood. A few minutes later the mate
came fnmbling about tn search OF Il.
but returned II priyiiy 10 Leach next
day. He grinned when handed Il
over, yet II vas a grin that contained
more sincere thanks than a multitude
OF the verbositics OF speech common
70 the members OF my own class
Unlike anyone else In the ship's
company, now found myself with no
quarrels cn my hands and In the good
graces OF all The hunters possibly
no more than tolerated me. though
non" OF them disliked me: while
Smoke and Henderson. couyalcscont
under a deck awning and swinging day
and might 10 their hammOaks assured
mo that ! was better than any hospital
nurse and that they would not forget
m" at the end OF the voyage when
they wore paid m lAs though ! stood
I'm need OF their money T. Who could
hay" bought them out, bag arl bag.
gage aud the schooner AM. .'- urutn
mont. q scuro OF times oy.rN Iu,
upon mo hHd l"oyulya' 'h. ro.. oft 'aua
inr 'H0.~ wounds. and pulling them
through aul ! did mv hn' Dos Thorn
Wolf Larson underwent another bad
ni'1ot o. headache which lasted twp
DAYS iln m.s, .ago s.~pr., severely
r,r ro Gallo. mo in aud .T.,.t me-
commands I,sa a sic. rli.1 IAN,
nothing could DO seemed 10 r.r..v,
him. A. rr alrros',u. l.v..a~ rn
gave rr smoking and drinking. frpurr
yl. avrh "a magnificent .r.vg.. a. rn
should nas. headaches a., av r~..,gr.,
me-
talked with Torar.or r,.r rl.,,
tho rrgt s~yrn~rgrv, words ..,t ,hf.r
ra has favored M. ..nre Ill. y.,.-.
hagar Ito Ion -r.arr v.enr Ma
eighteen h. rgY t~bfr,v.,trbt ,.l g,
Al. tho ini.rvrr.-r ,ivn d.. mo-. ,,
NuM. once Il- had mot q rr,vr.-.r
q ,ourre ~ y,a.s before .Y g.r.
sailor boarding house ia chile .o tina,
H. knew hts mother 10 be ann alive
.sl. mus, bee "a rr,.,v old r..,,,,
nov n, said s~,or.rp u-.Jp,,,.,T.
INTO mo hirvarla and ,bor .nrgl,c A.,
rharp glance Al uorris,o wr, ,,s
eiaurirr n aoiDt Il. ina c,uree
'pg' does she work. uow7 How ola
81 she ."
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Too Much 10. Her,

A little girl who was enrolled Ia the
extension department OF the Y. W. G..
A. was asked by one OF the secretaries
Of he association why she no longer
attended the technical grammar class.
Wen replied the girl. 4 always
thought a conjunction was a place
where trains stonDed. When learned
II was a word hat other
words the class was too much tor
me-"
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his first no-hit game II year after he
Joined the MCGraw stan. ON july 10,
1901, he blunkcd the 81. Louis Curdi-
nails without n rap. Ills next PERFORM
anCc Of this kind was against the Chi
cago Cubs on June 10, 1905, and II was
that year In which he won the worlds
title for McGrnw by heating the Amcri.
cur league champions.
After 1908 MathcwsOn was ranked
ns the leading pitcher OF tn. major
leagues.
Compared With johnson.
When Walter Johnson OF the Wash.
ington club appeared on the scene with
his brilliant twirllng It was questioned
whether MathewsOn was his equal. or
course, American league partlsans said
not, but those who were Impartial de-
clared Matty was the king Of them nil.
lie IA n Of the best fielding pitch
ers as we'll as II fair litter for II
slabmnn.
Mntty wus always n gluttOn for work
and II IL said that without him Me-
0rnw would not have von the chnM-
pionshlps he did. This Is probably
tne. for Mathewson led the National
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watched the compass card swing
slowly To NNW and steady itself with
slight oscillations
took a fresh hold on MY he'd
clothes and WAS preparing to start
on, when some movement caught my
eye and looked astorn To the rail
y siucwy hand. dripping with water
was clutching the rail a second hand
took form iu the darkness beside II
! watched. fascinated. What yisttiut
from tho gloom OF the deep was TO
hohuld' Whatever 10 was. knew that
u was climbing aboard by the log
line saw a head th" hair wet ana
straight. shape itself. and then the nm
mI..akUblo eyes and face of wolf
Larsen. Ills RIGHT check was red with
blood. which flowed from some wound
in the head.
Tie drcw himself tuhpard with a
quick effort, and arose 10 his foot
g'auciug swiftly. as ne did so. al the
man at tho wheel as though 20 assure
himself of his identity and that there
was nothing TO fear from him The
sea water was streaming from him
II made little audible gurgles which
distracted mo A. he stepped toward
mo shrank back ~instinctiycly, for !
saw that I'm his eyes which spelled
death,
"All right Hump he said In a low
voice. Where's the mate"
! shook my head.
']Johauscn!" he called softly. -Jo.
hansen!"
Where Is hc?" he demanded OF
Harrison.
The young fellow seemed To have
recovered his composure, for he an
swcrcd steadily enough, Il don't
know sir saw him ro forward n
llt,Io while ago"
: did 20 for'ard. put didn't
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-31

Tony Walsh has been doing grca,
work on first base for Scranton and
the Miners at last seem to have TINT
position provided for after experiment.
ing all season.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1916-02-24
PARENT.TEAcHER NOTES

A music committee has been ap.
pointed by Miss Mamie Morgan, chair
man. Miss Morgan hopes to have the
mothers of all music pupils attend the
meetings of the committee.
Child Welfare day was observed at
the school Thursday afternoon with a
very interested number of ladies of
the town present.
Questions of vital importance to all
parents and teachers were discussed.
among them being the need of new
school building by fall term OF school
1t Is puzzling question where the
increased enrolment expected next
year will sit or stand.
Mrs. Adcock will represent the
Cookeville ParentTeachers at the
annual state meeting to take place in
Bristol this week.
The regular meeting or the associ-
alton will be held Wednesday, Mar. 2
Every woman in Cookeville should
be interested in this work. Who
knows the needs of the children as
the women know them? Cooperate
with your teacher and see what you
can do. If you have no children,
think of your neighbor's child.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1916-02-24
ALGooD BOOK CLUB

The Algiod Book Club have begun
series of entertainments compll-
mentary to the husbands of the club
mebmers. The first was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spey-
er, and the hostesses were Mes
danes Speyer, Bracey, Bennett,
Pointer and Hamlet, which proved
to be very enjoyable affair, with
delightful refreshments served.
The second was given on Satur-
day evening, Feb. 10, az the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hickman, with
Mesdames Hickman, Robert Pointer,
J. A. and J. L. Epperson, w. A. How
ard and Misses Elizabeth Epperson
and Margaret Hickman as hoste3ses.
Forty-seven guests were present, and
after games and music were enjoyed
a menu of tenderloin of trout, tartar
sauce, potato chips, sandwiches pick
les, olives, bread and coffee was
served to tempt the uncertain palate
of the husbands present.
The Algood Book Club has an en-
thusiastic membership this winter,
and an interesting list of books are
beng circulated.