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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-04
EXPECTED STATE
TROOPS LEAVE I
THIS WEE K
Rumors AS To Proposed Move
ments Verified From
Three Sources
EVERY COMPANY is
NOW MUSTERED IN
Preparedness Parade Postponed
So Soldiers Can Partici-
pate

Although COL John II. frame or
the North Dakota troops refused to
verify the statement. it was rumored
late last evening that arrangements
are already underway for the arms
portation of the troops from Ft. Lin
coin to some point on the Mexican
border.
Col. Frame and his subordinates
are not permitted to give out any in
formation as to the, probable move
ments of the troops, owing to the war
censorship that has been placed on
all proceedings in the impending
clash with Carranza and his follow
ers.
The statement that the militia
from this state will be transported to
some unknown point on the border
was verified last evening from three
reliable sources and it is understood
that Superintendent Derrick of the
500 line is already making arrange
ments for the transportation of the
officers, men and equipment over the
500 line to Oakes, this state, and
from there they will be taken over
the Omaha line to st. Louis and then
shipped direct to the border.
All Troops Mustered In. ~
Every company of the First Regi-
ment, N. d. N. G., is now in the SER
vice Of the United States and the off,
GERS and men are now members Of
the regular army of this country.
The mastering in was completed
yesterday afternoon, the members of
the hospital corps and military band
being the last to take the oath of al
steEtdIce. ". q 5 Z y. n &.
Preparedness Parade Postponed.
This morning will be spent by the
men in taking inventory of all equip.
ment, in their possession at the pres,
ent time, and it will be formally turn
ed. over to the government.
Owing TO the fact that this work is
esAsGtal and must be done immed-
iatetS,. the, troops would be unable to
participate in the Preparedness par.
ade this morning and for this reason
the mammoth procession has been
postponed until 4 o'clock this after.
noon.
Many In the Sick Ward.
Many of the men spent Sunday
night and yesterday in the sick ward
as the result of the incubation with
anti-typhoid serum. After being ino
culated it is perfectly natural that
they should be somewhat under the
weather for period of from ten to
"a hours, but it was announced last
evening that approximately every
man will be on hand at roll call to
day and no doubt everyone will be in
the best of condition.
Regiment Numbers Nearly 1900.
Capt T. s. Henry, adjutant to Col
Frame, announced yesterday that ap
proximately 1900 officers and mer
are now included in the North Dakota
regiment and are of course now under
the command of the United States.
Fl. Lincoln Invaded by Visitors.
Ft. Lincoln has been invaded 10y
visitors since Sunday and relatives
and friends of the boys are taking
this opportunity to see their loved
ones before thely are taken to the
front.
Visitors from every section of the
state have been in the capital city
since Sunday and will be here over
today.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-04
CYCLONE KILLS
ANAh0OS[ GIRL
!. IN Hen COOP
Windstorm Hits Center of Town
and Does Considerable
Property Damage
TELEPHONE POLES
ARE ALL DOWN

Fredia Cooke, II years old, was kill
ed and many badly injured in cy-
clone that swept over Anamoose, N.
D., at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The property damage was large.
The, storm was general in that sec
tion Of the country. A half-inch of
rain fell here, but this city escaped
the wind storm. The North Dakota
Independent Telephone company re-
ported that it was unable to get
jamestown because of wire damage.
7 Little Miss Cook had gone to the
chicken house to shut her hens in.
The storm destroyed the building
completely and she was dead when
extricated from under mass of de-
bris.
Schmidt, Gullick and Heitman Com
pany's new $4,000 garage at Ana
moose, two-thirds finished, is a total
loss. All of the telephone, poles on
Main street were blown down, chin
neys were blown off and windows
broken in all parts Of the tow n.
When the mercury climbed up to
80 degrees yesterday at 800 p. m. it
set new record for the year The
unusually cool weather up to the last
few days and the humidity in the at
mosphere made the heat unusually
oppressive.
The temperature by hours yester-
day was:
500 a. m.-69.
700 a. NIL.
900 a. m.-77.
11:OO a. m.-S4.
100 p. mss.
500 p. m.-90.
$500 p. m.-S4.
700 p. ms.
Showers are predicted for today.
\ Weather Observer Roberts declares
that the average temperature for June
was 5 degrees below the averase.
While the small grain Is in excellent
shape, the corn needs the warmer
weather and has shown marked i'm
prOyement in the last three days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
HARD SCRrMdAGE AND SIGNAL
PRACTICE HELD YESTERDAY
IN RAIN STORM
Plays Given Final Trial and Are WORKED
to Professionalism Arc IN Good
Condition.

Members OF thc Wheeling High school
football squad, twenty-five strong
Scr!mrnagcd for more than an hour Int
til" state Fair grounds yesterday alt"--
noon in the last hard practice hctuTc inc
annual classic between the Gold and
Blue and the Bcllairo High school t"-
morrow. The grtdiron resemblcd SCI,
of mud. but despite this condition play
after play was neatly executed during
thc steady Gowup"Ir Of rain. This did
not Interfere with the handling or The
ball by til" Wheeling backs.
lust what style Of attack Will be re-
sorted u by Coach Mount Of the Bell
aire team Is not known by the Wheeling
coaches. but defensive for every kind
Of play has been developed. Wheeling
high has never mad" The assertion tnai
they are 10 win but the spirit manifest
ed in the practice Of the past few days
Is indicative that the team Will hn salts
fed with nothing else but 4 victory over
tho old rivals.
With the time OF the game fast ar
preaching supporters of the Belln!rc
team ore not rs fast in placing money
on the Ohio boys to win. Under 10 con
ditions arc they placing even money but
are demanding large odds Four 10 one
IS often demanded. Refs have also been
placed AT 10 TO !; and last night few
were reported at 10 l. Wheeling &c
win.
Today. according to Coach Brooks. the
Wheeling High school squad will have 2
final workout Light signal practice ana
a log trot around tho race course Wi!
finish the preparations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
SIX WEARERS OF
GOLD AND BLUE TO
PLAY LAST GAME
BELIArRE - WHEELING CONTEST
wnI SEE LAST APPEARANCE
OF HIGH STARS.
CAPTAIN Leo Ritz, Member of Team Four
Years, Will Be Lost Through
Graduation
THANKSGIVING days contest vii

THANKSGIVING days contest with the
Hcllaire High school at League PARK
will see the final scholastic performance
OF six players, Wcarrrs or the oia hoio
and Blue, who have largely contrlhutcu
TO the success Of the team during inc
present season.
CAPTAIN Lee Ritz. a member OF the
Wheeling eleven FOR four years ana one
Of the most consistent workers. Wi!
graduate In the spring. His loss WIFI
be badly felt with the opening or the
football season Ills excellent leading
ability caused the members OF the team
TO elect him captain.
Archibold, after several attempts.
lodged n position with the Wheeling
High school team this year and has
made good. He has played IN every
game Of the present season and mas
developed remarkably as good offensive
and defensive players. His position
is at right end.
Morgan. another first year man Mt
ri ht tackle. will he graduated. When
he leaves, his position will be hard to
fill. Plummer. is another player that
made the Wheeling High school first
team this season. Wheeling. during
the entire season. has been almost en-
tlrely dependent upon him for pulling
down long forward passes.
George and Lawrence Wagner. men,
hers Of the team for three and two
years respectively. will graduate. Law
renee Wagner has been the pivot man
for two years. while his brother George
has held the left tackle position. Their
work has occasioncd many comments
bf visiting coaches
Cotton Stohbs. Simpson, Nobel. and
Raper are the only members Of the first
team that will remain in school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR HILL Climb
Many Events on Wheeling Hill Will
Keep Local Motorcychst Busy
Thanksgiving Day.

Final arrangements for the annual hill
climb Of the Wheeling Motorcycle club
were completed at a meeting last night
Of the hill climb committee The races
will be started at 2:l5 o'clock. ending at
O'clock. During the meet the Wheel.
ing Hill will be closed to ell traffic and
police officers will patrol the approaches.
The events and officials are:
Starter at foot Of hill. Paul Dangel;
assistant 10 starter, William McCune;
Referee. i. Landon Bier; instructor, II.
y. Brady: Timers. Peter Boyd. Harry
Bier. Nick Carnrasios. Flagmen. Ace
Hubbard. NJ. j.. Knapp. Announcer,
Frank Hedigcr.
Event No /. Class y, 2:lJ p. m.--Sida-
car with passenger TO weigh not less
than 1875 pounds Regular stock motor
81 GU. In. Members only. Each en-
tree must drive his own machine.
Event No. >. Class E--Samo as class a..
except that all motors must be over
81 cubic inches.
Event No. 3. Glass C--Nisitors. riding
machines us in event No. !. Class ~
except is for non members only.
Event No. !. Class D--Rtding machines
as in event No. class except that thls
event is for non members only.
Event No. >. Class A-Snlo riders, no
passenger IL cubic inches, regular
stock road machines. no. port hig
valves or special motors OF any Elnd.
Event No G, Class I-FOT special ma
chimes over I'll cubic inches, port big
valves. This event is for club mcm-
herS only who must drive their own
machines. Ne eight valve machines
shall be allowed {" enter THIS even:
chimes Gi cubic inches. Solo and 10
passenger allowed Cor club members
only.
Evetn No. s. Class T-Ths event is
free for all. both visitors and club
lot htaV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
ENTRIES ALL REGISTERED FOR
JN|ONTONN RACES THURSDAY
MANY WHEELING Ol 7
"FANS" WILL WITNESS DARE
DEVIL s. STUNTS
Local Delegation To Leave Over salt'
more And Ohio E 7:3o Thanks
giving M&ning

The speed demons" who will COM
pete in the big race meet at the new
board speedway al Cnlonto"n. "a, on
Thursday afternoon. are all ready for
the big race and thousands OF people
from all parts Of the district East OF
the Mississippi river will witness the
interesting events to be staged. The
track is complete in every way and
the machines have been tuned up until
they will reel off close to one hundred
miles per hour on the big oval, 1t Is
likely that the 100 mile per hour SEIZED
ule will be smashed on that date. The
National road from this city IS IN
splendid condition for the big race
meet.
The Universal Film Corporation will
give fine trophy, while the w -.
Johnson cup will also be one that Will
be worth racing for. The sum OF $4,22O
in gold will also be distributed to TIE
racers by the management Of the new
race course.
See the worlds fastest ears and
the worlds fastest drivers. The Bal
timore and Ohio train leaving this city
at 100 Il. m. will make connection
with the Union5Own special AT Fair
mont al II o'clock, running directly
to the race course.
The following is a complete list OIL
entries, released for publication this
morning:
Universal Film Trophy Race
Driver CaI
Hughie Hughes. .. Hoskins Specia
John DePalma ........ j. j. L. Special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29

Home Dressed Turkeys, 35c LIB.
Come early if YOU want them.
Morgan's Butter Store, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
TO Get THEIR
HIGH SALARIES CUT

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-Sallr!cs of base
ball players in the American League
who were signed 1T high figures to re-
tain them during the war with the
Federal League will he sharply re-
duccd, 3. 3. Johnson, president Q: the
league announced tonight The game
WAS conducted in an eXtravagant man.
ner during the fight with the Federal
League, President Johnson said, aud
all expenses connected with the opera
ton OF the sport ncXt season will DC
curtailcd.
Nov that the Trouble IS over" he
asserted, I'VE will have To return To Il
sound basiS-one where men who have
invested their money in the game stand
a chance Of obtaining Il fair return.
There will he no renewal OF high sal
arird war contracts. The players must
understand that.
I'VE will agree on n new contract at
the annual meeting or tho American
League here December "A that Will I've
fair 10 all concerned. I! viii &c enuit-
able 10 the player and ~ lilo club
owner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
BIG DEMONSTRATION
BEFORE TURKEY DAY
GAME IS A FEATURE
SEVERAL HUNDRED STUDENTS AND
FANS WILL PARADE STREETS
OF CITY-TO BE BIG EVENT.

One Of the features Of the Turkey Day
game between the Wheeling and Bcllalro
high school teams II League park to-
morrow afternoon will hc the big street
parade which will b" held preceding the
steler event of scholastic circles In
West Virginia
Several hundred Wheeling High school
students. thr high school band. autom"-
hi!rs and wagons, bearing many anna
tour organizations OF the Wheeling dis
;rict Will form in line III III" high school
building Thursday afternoon. paradlnS
the principal streets at In" city, ilnaI!y
winding UP at Leagu" Park
This will be one Of the biggest demon
strations ever held i'll this city proceed
Ing any scholastic event.
Managers Of the amateur Hnd semi
professional football teams of this city
have for days been Clamoring for per
mission 20 have their members particI-
pate in the parade. Last night 1t was
estimated that nearly every organiza-
ton would have g representation
Hundreds of the patrons OF the
Wheeling High school have volunteered
the use of their automobiles on that
day. and providing the weather man IS
lcnient and gives out the proper sort OF
weather there will be more than a
thousand school students in line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
w. & J. DEPARTS
/ nIsnatrh 10 tho IntellIgencer.

Special nisnatrh 10 tho Intelligence
WASHINGTON, PA, Nov. eS-Wash-
ington & .Tcfferson's football team start
ed at G:40 o'clock tonight on its second
invasion of the East. n squad of 81
players headed by Assistant Gradual c
Manager w s. McDcrmott and Head
Coach Sol MctzEcr leaving over the
Pennsylvania road for New York City
L. meet Rutgers in the concluding game
Of the season on Thursday at the Polo
Grounds. Manager r. NJ. Murphy went
on ahead OF tho team early this morn
ing 10 make final arrangements FOR the
big Gotha engagement the second in W.
& is Eridlron history.
The following players comprised the
rarity leaving this evening: Captain
Wimbcrly. Guy. Bovill Straw, Drew.
Henry. Loucks. Crecl Carroll. Trcssel.
Wickcrham. Moore Stobhs Nuss. Ruhln
McCrciGht. Crawford Gurley, Lally, Blk
Ter and Fiber.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
B, & 0, employees HAVE
TRAPSHOOTINC CLUBS

Pursuing its activities for the pro-
motion of athletics among officials and
employees under the direction of Well
fare Bureau. the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road is organizing trapshooting clubs at
nrIncipal terminal points on its lines.
AZ the company's headquarters. Eel
timnr.. many officials hold weekly meets
az Ha!ethorpc Md. The New York di-
vision men also have club and an inter-
city contest is to be- arranged soon for
highest hOnors.
II is the aim 10 cnCouraE" clubs at
cher points and teams OF In" various
localities will hold competitive meets for
tn: chm piOpShip Of the railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
CLAY SUIT HEARING.

At a chamber session Of Part II of
circuit court yesterday, Judge Z. NJ.
Addleman heard the evidence in suit
of the West Virginia Fire Clay Manu-
featuring company against the Free
man Fire Brick company. from Han
cock county. The suit is one in which
both parties claim ownership Of a
vein of clay in Hancock county.
Judge Addleman has not yet rendered
decision. Attorneys j. 3. Sommer-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
ELECT TRUSTEES
Teachers Of Wheeling Public Schools
Select Members To Govern Pen
sion Fund

Miss Mary D. Reppetto, principal CT
Webster school, and Miss Carrie Zane
secretary Of the City Teachers asso
citation, were elected members Of the
hoard Of trustees for the government:
Of the fund for teachers pensions as
provided by regulations recently adop;
ed by the Board of Education. Three
members Of the board Of education, in
Guiding its president, the superintend
ent of city schools and two teachers
make up its membership. The teach
CTS held their meeting in the Wheel.
ing High school auditorium yesterday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29

TO ELECT OFFICERS

Officers of the Wheeling Motorcycle
club will be elected at the next meeting
TO he held Tuesday evning. it was an
rouncd last night by President ]. Lam
don Bier Plans for til" motorcycle
polo game 10 hc held sunday nj Belle
island were made and the event prom
Uses to have many entrants. rms IS
the first attempt Of the local orgauiZa-
ton to stage stunt Of this kind and
according to the members II will conttn
many amusing features. The following
Tuesday evening the members will hold
Il stag party and President j. !Iandon
Bier will give a talk choosing for his
subject: How 10 Get the BcSt Out of
Motorcycling" y luncheon will be
SnrNnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
THOUSANDS WILL GATHER IN
FA|RNONT FOR GRID CLASSIC
WESLEYAN SUPPORTERS BELIEVE
NEALE WILL LEAD THEM
TO VICTORY
Non-partisan Feeling Is That West Vir-
giuia Will Win BY at Least
Two TouchdoWns.

AT least four musical organizations
will infcSt the streets OF Fairmont On
Thanksgiving day on the DCcuSion uf The
great championship football game he
tween West Virginia University and
Wesleyan. First in Importance Will
come the great W. Y. L. cadet band OF
80 pieces. recognized as the largest and
most perfcc: band in the entire state.
This great organization will come from
MorGantown leading the 500 students
and toWnSpeoplc on special train TO
arrive at FairmOnt at l:!J y. m. Next
will come The newly organized student
band of Wesleyan College, consisting oi
% pieces and nattily attirrd III uniforms
of Orange and Black. This band VIII
accompany Wesleyan roOterS. $40 strong.
on their special train and Will arrive al
Fairmunt shortly before noon ana nm
m"diatCly stage parade through the
principal streets. The Greater fnr-
mont band. that superior organization OF
40 pieces. will play on the streets
throughout the da?. and big feature 81
the musical program for the day VIII
b" tn" appearances M the W. '. |; !i;r,
and drum corps. made up Of such oil
Stagcrs as Charlie Hickman. In: we'll
known and popular baseball coach. ana
lu;lny others we'll known TO followers
Of athletics in the State. Other musical
organizations may yet come out. but SO
far these four appear TO pretty we'll take
care Of the situation. All these Orgnni-
cations will Occupy space at the game
inside the rOneS ana between halves Will
lead their various delegations in their
marches around the field. rs we'll rs
forming the head Of the victorious pro-
ccSSion after the battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
LIGHT SIGNAL PRACTICE TODAY
WILL END WORK Of WHEELING HI
K R A u S Q u A L T T Y
OV Err G. o A T S
DAVE says:

DAN II says:
The better football team
will not be known until after
to-morroW's game between
Wheeling an d Bellaire
Highs. But to-day you can
pick a Kraus Quality Over
coat and feel assured of its
victory tomorrow over the
cold, raw winds that whistle
across the grldiron.
The material used for
kraus Quality Overcoats is
! first selected for its warmth,
then it is woven into pleas
ing fabrics, and finally cut
and sewn into stylish Over
coats.
The price range is from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Weather for to-day: Rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
Look For Hard Fight.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 thc intelligence.
MOFGAET0WN. w. Va. Nov. Is
West Virrinta'e cridironists hal their
final workout this evening b"f"r" the
battle with Wesleyan for tho state
championship. A. Fairmont Thursday.
Tho eleven was drilled in the now plays
and formations which Will hc used in
tho Eamo for the first tifH". and close
attention was given 20 n"rrrctiuG every
movement Of tho scoring machine.
Coaches Mcintyre and Tnhin ar" salts
fed both with tho team work Hand the
condition n: tho mon. Everyone % tho
twcnty-two who will 'ahn part being IN
perfect physical condition. Players and
coaches are confident Of tho outcome Of
Thursdays battle. hut :hcv arc not
guessing "a 10 III" slz" "C tn" sCorc.
They look FOR n hard fight.
Tho twenty-five players. coaches and
managers will leav" for Tnirmont at
noon Wednesday, and will u" Quartcrrd
ut the Fairmnnt Country Climb. Director
p,.Ie left last night for F'airmnnt 30
cnmplate some preliminary arrangements
Wednesday morning Mt t"u o'rl""!. tn"
students Will hold 4 rally meeting in
Commencement HILL AMI the Slrrring
squads will ho there thoroughly or
gantzcd Fully six hundred Stu,l"uIs.
led by the Cadet hand. viii look after
this feature: more than n0n r"0nle
from Morgantown viii l"nv" here on spH-
cial trains ut noon Thursday
Hokus--Thn devil always Uses such
attractive bait.
pnkus-0h. T don't know TTr ran
rar"h some people with 4 b;ure hook
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
NOS arOUnu tnn IIHIU, rs WEI
ing the head of the victorious
on after the battle.
wesleyan is Ready.
i Dispatch TO the Intelligence
'CkuANNON. W. Va. NoT. IS.

RUCkuANNON. W. Va. NoT. 2S.-Eo
tnam that has ever represented West
Virginia Wesleyan HIS ever gone forth
better trimmed for Il final supr"m" rf-
fort than that which leaves here tn-m"r-
row afternoon for HFirmnnt.
At the end OF n season "f r"v"rscS'
filled with one miSfOrtun after another
that contributed TO The W iak showing OF
the team in its carly games, Wesleyan
comes Up to the final game in as good
shape. There IS but one man whose
condition is questionable. This Is Vance
veteran right guard. who has been on
the injured list with n badly spraln"d
hip. He may start the game as a reGu-
lar.
While Wesleyan does not expect to
win, she makes no claims OF victory
over a foe that throughout the season
has shown superiority. still Wesleyan
will have no claim of poor condition or
any other excuse 10 offer in the event
OF a defeat no matter by what score.
In spite OF q poor season. the team
comes ND in It's best condition and in the
crest If squirt OF form thai has heen
evident in tho last two games against
bethany and Pennsylvania. TIL" general
opinion here Is that W. '. L. viii win by
n margin of about two touchhowns. pro-
yided each team plays up to it's present
form. OF course there exists NJ least
q faint ray OF hope in the breast Of
every loyal Wesleyanitn that tho Orange
anu EIaSh Will N'IIHu''. '''' - ',.''
Neale IS tho onn man who can lead NeS-
levan to victory through strategy has
firm root here and is keeping tn" inter
est IN the game ut fever heat in spite
Of the apparent odds agains TO local vic
tory.
rhe following will he in uniform on
Ends. Morrison Flake and Deem:
tackles. Tschappat. Harris. ami Allen.
guards: Clark. Singleton. anC" AMI Nag
ner. Roberts. Henryetta. and Curtis:
center. Ncaln: quarferbacks. Fisher and
Captain Miller: halfbacks. Peck tactng
captain>. 2radlny. Ross. Shumakrr: full
bucks. Calac and Jacobs.
These Twenty-Five mcn. Tho pick NJ
some fifty candidates at tho start nf In"
season left here at 2:15 this afternoon
for T7arlnont TO do battle Thursday with
tho ". Y. u. team for III" championship
ur West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-29
The Dealers Race

Drivers entered in the dealers race
are:
Driver Car