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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-10

FOR Sale-Team of horses; one is
grey horse z years old, sound and
reliable. The other is colt, brok-
en-, coming 3-year-old. Also a
farm wagon. J. G. Bailie, Lancas-
ter, Wisconsin. 4tfc
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Tennis Journeys
Are Sanctioned by
The National Body

Announcement has been made OF the
tennis tournaments sanctioned BY Tbs
United states National Lawn Tennis as'
aoclalioa for 1910 Included Ia The list
are number ~ interest 60 omahana.
This Central states Championship tnur.
nsy, which is the Missouri Valley Pre-,
llmlnary Sectional National poublsa
event viii be held Al H. iouia atartlag
luly
The lows State tournament which has
always been popular with ioeel racaust
Wieldrfa wiil he held At nes Molnea
aiar'lna luit n
The Western Championship wtll be, So
usual GO chleAEo Il viii start August q
The new Interstate tournament Will ~
held a. sioHs oyty this year. starting
Auntsi FhIa tourney should attract
nuWeef W la9al sharks
The Missouri valley championship
tournament Ntn be hala an tha Vauris ~
ihe kauaas titF 4iblgi. eiun lhis Yvaf,
aiarilns August 81
fha National 6ihaaa ant ehalltHsa
1aptiHa viii De- halt az fuFesl NUS. ls
g. this FesG HaHms AaKeai
Natea fF tne NepfAaks stats cham
roRsht9 taHrnsY hste gal tsaa setilet
fHt 81 Ha sU,naH faf thh sEsai nAs
AFah Natt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Rourke Declares
Omaha Team Looks
Like World Beaten

w, A, fiaurke, owner OF the Omaha
baae bail club, wandered up and down
the streets ~ Oinahn Haturdny with
enthusiasm written ali over his face. pa
has been with hig athletes NJ beatrice
for The last week. and be reports they
make ~ the best band he's had under
his charge f9r several years.
our infleld II wonder" says IN.
This Miller hits 'em a mile. and hits
'em often. and he's a demon at fielding
tho bag, He's even gurpaaslDg expeota-
tlons, Hen be- the claaa Of the league
At first, Irelnn II n wizard NJ second. n
regular wizard. while kllduf will be
riot a. short KruR NJ third makes this
tho best infield rye seen IN many
moon. Ita better than anything this
league had last yoar.
Anderson will report IN week or so.
lie hurt his ankle ~ Shreveport and went
home for rest. Smith, Anderson and
Fofaytho will be- the equal OF anything
IN the loop when II comes TO covering
tho garden.
And the pitchers are great. We've
got 10 cot down 10 five. and cant figure
out who 10 fire. KrauBe. Allison, Morz.
Ainawnfth and North. all look great, and
we know Thompson IL good.
1T looks like q groat team. and n we
get bat an even bronk IN tho luck Wen
get a grab al that hunting at least"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Dennison to Lead
Luxus Grew to Fray
With Brown Parks

Heres q hall Knme fans
Johnny ponulsou viii leaa hla eeie-
hratad tnKuu eFew, amateur champs o.
this faif city, 10 battle with the rears
aaniaed ilrown Park Merchants today
"A Lnkus park, Twenty fourth and Vim
ten atfaeta
The fray today all fye asndlot fans
Their fret epportunity 20 see pave Davis.
n4a nNw hnfltr Johnny plpkui 40, penRir
son believes naKia 10 regular pitcher
eha Will prove rarAele aAageasar 90
Al bNNk nenalaan alaa haa signed un
fip WeesleN wba has PLAYED an nnm.
boz az t9Ai nMea ara Whaaa anarM ltT
y pltehlus 10 small town tournaments
haHnY iceland tha chunky aauihpAW
a the ialrA L0sm tshltf An shoes
rFahabit wll wHyA q tEe luniNea taisv
fte h4eb tafks VRptet fa ettt
iahHm haltle Almaa ana hhu
titfhefa eNt htEtF MaNef meana
saset aIl ef last ffaFs glass a tiHa
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pefhh Fae Nns8g et the tEsNs wlIg ts
- ltI0ws
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

diYlduais IN tbs doubles. singles and ail.
sRauia. The fpEDs being the only team
10 faAh IN The ta8m event ~ the all
events Warch0w and Cochran fashod
IN the doubles The money winners were'
Martin ana T0man, BelDle and Cochran.
hfae AMI conrad. Mccarthy ana Wan
chow, IL the individual event, Wsrfs
chow, Martin. TomAn' Cain, Fanton.
Cochran ana lto6fb. won prize checks,
0mabass show ~ Good.
~ whole Omaha bowiofa made
splendid showing NJ The big annual meet
The following ilst shows what each IN
diYldaul rolled IN sYafy event.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
LINCOLN is MAGNET
FOR STATE BOWLERS
Pin Tumblen Gathering at Capita
CITY for State Tournament
Which Opens Monday
FORTY TEAMS ARE ENTERED

The pegt blK event nHf1nd for th9
boWlefs IL he s6Dfaska Biata iourna'
meHt Whlch opens N Lincoln this EVEN
ing seofeiafy bgffJm hss announced
~ entry ~ forty tsama with n proper
ti0nsta number ~ doubles and singles,
coming from sayefai towns N the state.
Om8ba, lbeOln, Fremont Grand Island,
Columbus Wah0d, Rnhngiof, pendef and
oibef towns Afe wei ffpeaealed with
their best teams ana competition for
state hOii0fH ~ surs 70 be- KEEN, l.ius
coin b0Wlers have offended themselves
AMI have aeeured large local entry 70
boost ne prize Ilai which viii BE- around
Tho thousand goliar insfl
Plenty ~ EnscrfainmHnf.
IN addition 70 ills fbey win stage a
cIasag tf0nd ~ entertainment Tor tbo
yisitofa during their stay Their alleys
haze been refinished and placid IN con
dlti0n, ~ that al entrants viii receive
m even break
Omaha b0wlefs have entered tan strong
tennis, which II about fiyo teams short
~ The numbnr expected These tennis
include The best FL the city and are duo
10 bring home biz sire ~ ihs prize
money Most ~ them Will roll on aat.
UrdaY niglit, which is Omaha night.
The 0arlpH Colts present city cham.
pionai IuHus, Pete Looha. Clara Bellies.
Meiz, Hotel Castles, iosls Buffeta ana
Old bowlers Home viii rall On this
night The Omaha letters Old Age ana
Her Grand Hotels roll on Thursday night,
The Houib Side Jetiera old Are viii roll
On Friday night Doubles and singles
VIII b. rolled on tho Same days,
Fremont wants Nest Meet,
Fremont viii bid for the next meeting,
and viii land n, unless lincoln should
want n again N Grand Island b0giera
should bid Tor Il Fremont IL centrally
loeHled, has flfHl.olasa set Of alleys
ana has good chnnre The annual state
meeting viii be- held on Sunday, April H.
The farnam handicap tournament viii
be- held from Apfil u % Is. a handicap
system with 40 scratch nnd a no min
mum VIII be used An matches viii be
rolled across sis alleys The tournament
% open 20 everybody, The entry fec viii
be lilo per man n The team event ana
ii~ per man IN The dolalies and slnglea
all bowling charges An ad
dilnhnl Ae ~ the allseyenta viii ba
charged, this amount beng hpllt up IN
three prizes, W 70 ana % per cent. I'm.
tries CLOSE April 10 Al entries should
be handed to Is. g. seiplo. secretary u
tho tournament
Prize money checks covering Omaha
'oWlefa' winnings In tho American Bowl.
ng congress at Toledo. were received
saturday. Several Jared we'll especially
Marlrhow and Cochran, who are up
'fnund Che hlndreddoln mark
Lusus Grew Successful.
The Luaua team brought homo the
most money ~ Omaha teams with llAa
he Hiow won ilel ana the Mels. 81 I
Most u this money was won by the IN. /
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

willie Keller IN 70 don the spangles
once more. wee willie, ono time wonder
with tho bnt and In the ontfield. has
boon signed 70 manage the Allentown
club Of The Pennaylyanla state league.
Keelor has not been active IN b0so ball
since he LEFT tho New York Yankees.
lie was coach with the Bupefbaa for a
while ana dld some scouting work, but ia
tho main he attended pretty strictly 10
roAl estate business IN brooklyn, feoler
was approached with what looked Ike
good proposition IN Allentown, whore
N n Understood he viii have financial
interest IN the club. Wlllio's advent "a .
manager viii be watched with great In
tereaf.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
BARNETT Is WINNER or
PlNeHuRST TOURNAMENT

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
BROOKLYN DODGERS
BEAT WASHINGTON

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

orr fsHale boston tAffiaf, padlRfefd.
raRistsfad, Mr. q. q, iaifkbead. Car
roll, ~.
scAHH ~ BABY fWcRHH y new hook
free f0r stamp Geo, ~ Lea en-, iii5
ttMrHHv ~, omaha
WHITE IDeR Matching ssks With 80
tlna hens James lla0eh, H19 = SHH
M, gil0ns houtb WI
TYVh lsAfTed iGeks, indian ItBnBfF
duekA, cents each, Tei Douglas nm
WHITE WV. sRaa and dsakerals u
yohnspHi M aud HpanldlrR rOlfaK liAf
Vfftfg biOyied Plymouth iig0k ARRs, 81
SETTING, " per hundred FLORENCE M
TBDfItfKBD hitfsHH M eaifj nIeg siBR
fof fhfVtof, Phone liar 19g
AKb grain. 10 he, tl7t. Wagner. SONIA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORDS
FORDS
WE EXCHANGE FORDS

WE EXCHANGE FORDS
We will trade you n now
Ford for yonr old one. We can
supply you with n good used
Ford. We can sell you n Ford
commercial car. We always
have n large assortment Of
nscd Fords on our floor 10
pick from.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
ALL-OMAHA FLOOR QUINTET
Brandeis Five Gets Three Men,
Clarks One and BurgeW.Nash
One on First Team.
WARREN RIToHE rs CAPTAIN

pfRBT TEAM.
Parrish, left guard, Clafts.
Aitohfs, right guard, urandsis.
nurksnr0ad, center, nrandsia.
F1atE, right forward, BrAndeis,
Meyers, left forward, Burgess Nash,
gHcoHD TEAM.
Moran, left guard, Brandsia.
Lntssi hight guard, TOwnssndS.
FINLEY, center, Burgess. Mash,
hlspssr, right forward, oiarts,
Hity.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

NOTICE
To the HiUCkh0ldrfH of the Conservative
savings nnd Loan Association III
umhhh Nebraska
whereas Tho annual ataekhnldrfs'
nlsriluF which waH held on the 10th day
~ January 1910 MAS hi Vote WI tha
Aine kholieiH adjourned Nntil iha 18th day
~ April lAia Zoe ihc nnrpaHe uf dnu.
hihtfing the amendment n Article vi
~ The AtllfltH M Incorporation and ffaus
HHttlnN nf hNFh other business aA miahg
NiWNNtiY rHtHp hftuft Mis- mR0iinH
Now THEREFORE, fml afa hereby
hniltind That said adiuNrued meftinE all
N held "a thp office III iNN nsaueiaftan.
tNlf ltArnfB street ln tito uitN ni Omaha
l'onhlaH rnAniN Nebraska ttnm elgeh
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M Apfl laa iNF hu pHfla1aV go tNttuH
nt NAtfhAnH ne Time ~ thr corporation
nNA thfif viii ~ submitted fgf fuuf fiis
alteration al lhat meeting ihN ameHbmpOf
af Article Nj Wf tHe ArAflfa Hf lnFagpa
fHiith go fKHH aa fuilHMa
AhttNitN At
Al# corporation NtNtNH commenced
an lFfvWfNt l#l sNAil FanflHH# Nnfil
we 20 tat Wi lifFfinliFi a if faa asst
~ tfaNaAetiNn ~ such aihff tiamfsa al
lnsE. lfWpi HIN heiat h mTsiina
4 esnetAtnA ~ OMAHA.
Nt den llmafe tfeHisHl
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
ny SAN sLoTnY.

Ih"mhhf good players taking part In
basket ball this aeason makes n nm *.
tremoiY difficult matter ~ pick n first
AMI second team. What makes Tho tnat.
ter oil tho mors difficult h the faef that
many N The best players aeem 10 have
been playing IN The sumo positions. Thus
In tho matter Of nRbt guard, II IL hard
70 draw tho distinction between t,bfss Of
N" TownseH1s and Hlichle Of the hrsn.
dels. Both have been playing n hard. aR.
graaslye game, A little more experience
ana cool-beadsdncas. however. gives the
position on ~ first team 10 the captain
Of The Brandels.
There hrs few but who Will deny that
Tho left guard place belongs 10 Parrish
The clever Clark manipulation Inns played
n cool, constituent game throughout tho
aeaHop Ills work while not sensational
WIS NJ oll times we'll above the average
Koran Of the Brendeis, also displayed
Rreht form ~ the loft guard position, bat
has hardly taken part IN enough games
10 be put on the first tenn. Koran has
been bothered throughout tho year by
bad leg.
BnrkenFJs1 st Center.
hurkenroad at center FOR the Brandela
has shown That be has that place with
out opposition. Although playing the
pivot position tho hcady tofaer has found
time 10 throw moro iield goals than any
man IN the league for the number Of con
tests participated IN.
Finley while also showing good form.
has hardly shown the ability Of The
Brandels center.
PLATE by his aggressive playing and
close guarding IN easily the choice for
tho right forward place. Klepser, while
playing strong IN number Of games. Ia
too erratlc to be- placed on the first
quintet.
Meyers Has Hest eInIm.
obio Meyers has the host clnim 10 tho
left forward place, Ills former expert.
onoo. coupled with his ability 20 shoot
baskets regardless OF how closely
guarded easlly gives him the place
Adams Of the University Of Omaha IN
perhaps tho best choice for tho sacond
team. Adams hs1 played IN spectacular
manner and whilo erratlc At times. has
shown wonderful offensive In MI ~ the
harder games.
Lynn Of tho clarka would undoubtedly
have made a place on tho second quintet
had no como out At the beginning OF the
season.
Warren Howard OF tho Burgess. Nash
also showed up strong at the right for.
ward position, but has hardly had the
edge on LnteH,
Warren Richie, having had the most
experience and being ono Of the oldest
toasara In the city, has tho choice for
captain ~ tho first quintet
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
MOTORCYCLES AND aIcYcLTs

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
Industrial
Garage Co.
20TII & HARVEY SITS,
Doug. 1852.

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jackson. Tyler en, Auto repairing and
gen biaeknnilhnR, auto springs made
ana repalred. HiIdrAT VARIETY OF
FOlHD cans ~ THh cry
Al condition.
. passenger Overland electric lights
starter Ia good shape.
bspmaHeuAor Oakland. Just boon over
hauled Throughout and painted Al
condition HH raFham nnuHias g4Ul
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE

sA9 FarnAm Rt Tel, Doug saio,
1915 Chalmers Foadatef, run 100 milnh
haefifif,
1915 Cadillac touring. elee sauin t67s
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viii guarantee Nte az itin iaekaan ~.
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sale Used cars hnnRhi and sold
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

The LuNua team brought homo tho
most money ~ Omaha teams with atsa
he Hiow won tlei ana the Mols. 81
Most u this money was won by the ln.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-03

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New Britain herald., 1916-08-31
STORY BEGIN AT ANY TIME Her Side---and His f1ow Cora and David Temple
 
The Social l Plunge.

For the Tenpe home checked Don't the house of F2ouke My
 
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New Britain herald., 1916-08-31
A Box of Roses.

1T have often wondered if you | couldn't explain the vast difference in stenographers, or, rather young 1 women who are in offices doing l every kind of work" writes a letter friend. I go among the different offices daily and every one nearly has different type of girl.
 Some snap you up as if they were about to eat you and others are very pleasant. Yesterday I had occasion to go into two offices in the same build ing. In one the young woman snap pishly informed me that all the gen. tlemen were out, and all but asked me out. In the other the young lady, who had a radiant smile on her face, asked me to have a seat in the gen. tleman's office. said she thought per- haps he would be in shortly, and asked me if I had seen the mornings paper. While I waited, telegraph boys, colored porters and everyone that walked into the office got the same sweet smile that I did. Anyone who went into that office in the morn ing would feel good all day long. He Felt Like Sending Her Box of
 Roses.
 "Now tell me why it is that all girls can't pursue that same course. l felt like going out and sending that girl up a box of roses for her desk, but didn't dare to, as she might not think it proper.
 Wont you write an article along that line in your column one of these days, so that I may have the pleasure of reading it, and tell me what you think causes this vast diff ference in office girls?"
 My correspondents phrase, this vast difference in office girls" some
New Britain herald., 1916-08-31

how reminds me of another very different phrase, How to be happy though married"
 Nothing But the Difference in Human
 For this reason.
 A great deal of the difficulty in be- ing happy though married is nothing but the difficulty in being happy though human.
 Likewise, the vast difference in Of flee girls is nothing but the vast diff ference in human beings.
 Why should one expect to find all office workers of one disposition any more than all wives?
 Perfect courtesy is not so common quality that you should expect to find it in every office that you enter. Do you find it in every home?
 Why I Liked the Letter.
 Nevertheless I liked your letter. be- cause it showed how sincerely you ap- preciated such treatment when you received it. And that is why I am publishing the letter (Of the hun dreds of interesting letters I receive you realize l can publish only a very small per cent), because I think the business woman who makes an effort to be courteous as well as business like deserves every encouragement. By the way, if you had sent that tox of roses without your name, with just @ card expressing your apprecia- ticn of her courtesy and her smile, would that have been improper? And is it too late? I am assuming, you see, that there isn't a wife at home who will be de- frauded of money she needs by the purchase.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-31
GRIN AT THE CROUCH
 AT KEENEY'S THEATER

The Essanay feature will present Harry Beaumont and Harry Dirnkin- son in the "Grouch' at Keeney's thea ter tonight. Although Manager Me- Mahon tried hard to lease this picture TOT tWo-days, he was unable to do so, s1nce the demand for the photoplay is so great. Consequently ''The Crouch will be shown at the theater tonight cnly.
 Ethel Teare in the "Quack Quakers,' a quaint picture, will also be shown, while the Gold Seal features present the American star, King Bag got playing a double role in The Chance Market This is a story of a society mans adventures in the underworld and is full of exciting and interesting incidents. Several smaller pictures will also be screened
 The three stellar vaudeville acts at the theater this week are meeting with approval Frances Earle, a petite dancer, captivates her audience with some clever dancing and vocal selections. Miss Earle was forced to respond to several encores last even- ing so great is her popularity. Rex storey, known on the stage as the Jolly juggler, has turn which Is in teresting as well a difficult to per- form. His tricks are of high calibre and he is loudly applauded during his performance. Harry Mason & Co. have an excellent act which is proving popular
New Britain herald., 1916-08-31
WHAT NERVOUS
 PEOPLE NEED
WONDERFULLY SPEEDY NEW FOUND RELIEF FOR TIRED, WORN OUT, SHATTERED, UNSTRUNG NERVOUS
 SYSTEMS.

It is simply marvellous, the speedy relief that a single Margo Tablet will give any man or woman whose nerves are upset, unstrung dullod, tired and am mbitiOnlesS. Every tablet seems to go straight to the nerve cells, over- coming in just a few moments fatigue, despondency, jumps" hdgets," ner- VOus indigestion and all those other symptoms of rundown nerve force that are so surely the forerunners of ner- vous prostration and general nervous breakdown.
 Margo vitalizes your tired, over worked nerves into nerves of steel, charging them with powers of tre- mendous endurance and reserve ener- gy and does it without a single dan- gerous drug. Margo is a scientific ombination of six of the most power full and effective, yet absolutely harm less, nerve stinlulants known to chem istry and a months systematic use should completely transform the worst nervous wreck into a strong, healthy. vigorous man or woman.
 Margo really does more good in the average case of "nerves'' than a months vacation because it not only rests the nerves but puts new snap and "ginger" and courage into your entire body.
 Margo must accomplish these thin gs or it's cost is nothing. The Clark & Brainerd Co.,, and other leading drug gists in Me- Britain sell it with this absolute guarantee, positively agree ing to refund the price paid to any patron who fails to derive great benc- fit from 60 days faithful use,