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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-22
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN
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the job. getting ready faster and with
greater efficiency than much smaller
tasks were over done before. because
we have the bitter experience OF Eng
land and France to guide us and because
most of the work has been entrusted 10
hundreds OF the best business mon Of
the country. To men Of large affairs
who have sent their sons into the army,
then volunteered their services and are
Mt Washington or elsewhere working
night and day without compensation
or salary, putting tho same genius and
management into the great enterprise
that has brought them tremendous sue
cess in their respective lines.
But all this Will take money. so much
money that one loses his conception OF
wealth In repeating the figures. The
government must have this money. 1t
Will have 1t. II proposes to conscrtpt
part of 1t In the form Of taxation. To
conscript all of it. as the socialists and
others suggest. would be killing the
provcrbial goose for it would destroy
enterprise and Initiative. disarrange tho
machinery and bring chaos.
$50 the government will again ask tho
people to loan 1t some Of their money
to be paid back with interest.
and what for? To clothc and feed
and equip those boys that have just gone
out from tho homes all over this land.
To build ships to carry the supplies and
equipment and to pay Thorn and care
for them. The total annual income Of all
tn" people Of this country Is thlrty-cight
billions Of dollars. Tho government
will need a third Of that bcwllderinS
sum he first year. for millions nrc going
into camps and other preparations that
will not be repeated
"Those bonds or n very large per
cent OF them ought to go into the homes
Of farmers and wage-earners. The taxes
ought to come out Of the big incomes
and from tho wcll-to-do. To make IN
investor of tho wnge-enrner. especially
in government bonds does several bcne-
fetal things.
First. It inculcates the spirit Of
thrift. Second. Il gives him feeling Of
personal proprirtorshlp in the govern
mcut. The bankers. working through
their customers "a missionaries. Gun
reach out into tho mines and mills and
make thousands Of investors where none
existed before. Educate the men who
are spending their wages to buy hnnd
not only as n patriotic act. but ms Il
guarantees against future want. Loan
him the money and arrange monthly
payments. Loan il. if you have TO Dor
row To do It, You and your institution
will not only n" performing a patriotic
act hut you will hnv" made n future
bank customer. and you will have rcnd-
cred 4 great service To yOiir fellow men,.
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Mystery in ELIMINATION
OF Mrs. F|ag|e1's Body

WlLMINr;TON. y. =. Sept. .I.-MyS-
CRY tonight continued 10 surround re-
ports Of a rlmn '" 'ii*iuI"" III" body Or
Mrs Rol"rl W. Elnsham. formerly Mrs.
ii,nr% u. Ei.'-.";. hurried here following
h'r death il, louisville. Ky. ON July 81.
tUv"rilird rci'uitS w"T" current that IN
autopsy aircary hGd h'rn performed on
the body. at III" inSlaH"" nt relatives
DESTROYS Of aSc"riaining tn" cause OF
her death
Whiir members Of ih" family and pub
lie officials from wn"m Il permit FOX
II" cXhumaii'H Of ;ir bod" would hsva
10 be obtain"ti. declined 10 make amy
statement. a cte,stahlv with another Of.
fic"r employed Ivy ia" family continued
L" guard thu grave IT night. and GENE
ury employees str"d watch during the
DIV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-22
CO!OrGd Mass Meeting
In Market Auditorium
For Purpose Of Interesting Negroes In
New Agricultural Activities
Of State.

\ mass meeting will be held Sunday
afternoon al tire" o'clock Mt the Market
auditorium. for the rolor"d citizens OF
Wheeling. the subject Of which Will be
To interest them In agriculture. The
meeting will he in accordance with the
attest movement TO utilize every foot
If ground possible in the state of West
Virginia for III" purpose of Agriculture
Hon. James II. Stewart. commissioner
Of the state department of agriculture
congressman Edward Cooper of the
Fifth district. and r. W. White VIII be
thu princpa! speakers Of the occasion
The Lincoln High School Glee club will
render several selections. and all color
I'd people of Wheeling are urged TO at
tend the meeting.
Also In connection with the conscrra-.
tinn Of land movement. Gaming and
preserving demonstration will be held
in the home economies department Of
III" Lincoln school this afternoon
which will he under the charge OF AN
agent from the state department OF agri-
culture All Interested are extended q
cordial invitation TO attend tho demon
slra ton.
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NEW BANK PROMOTERS
WILL GIVE A DINNER
To Local Business Men in Making
Preliminary Plans to Launch
Loan Association.

To perfect an organization of Wheel
ing's newest banking institution. q
dinner and meeting will he held in the
Hotel Windsor Tuesday evening at s
o'clock by the local promoters. who VIII
be the hosts TO large number OF
Wheeling business men. Stock Will
probably be offered for sale AT the
meeting and all preliminary plans COM
rleted for the organization Of the insti-
tuition which Is to he known ns the
Community Savings & Loan company.
There are a dozen such institutions
in Virginia and six in this state. In
Guiding Parkershurg. Clarksburg. Blue
field. Charleston. Huntington and Logan.
The local bank will have no connection
directly or indirectly with any other
financial institution.
r. b. Naylor Is chairman Of the
special committee to arrange for the
dinner and meeting Tuesday.
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ARGENTINA WILL
Sever RELATIONS
WITH GERMANY

RrENOS .AIkl:S. Sept. 21.-Argenttna
probably will sever relations with Cor
many tomorrow as the result OF new
developments Today. The Associated
Press learns from high official source.
News that Emperor William had eS-
pressed approval Of the loyalty display
,ri by Count ToE Luxburg. the dis
missed German minister, was received
here Just before the opening of debate
in The chamber Of deputies today. on
tho resolution declaring for n rupture
Of relations between Argentine and
Germany. This was looked on IN soma
n,Iartrrs as likely 10 hasten materially
the decision in favor OF break.
Approval Of the resolution was pre-
dic,rJ in these quarters. Such action, 1t
il ,unsidered would virtually ASSURE an
actual rupture. us the senate has al
ready passed the resolution 1aForlhs
rh,. break and President lrigoycn mas
announced he Ia willing 70 follow tho
dictates Of the people.
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MAY Declare War.

Iu'ENOS AIRES. Sept. Il. - the
Chamber of Deputies late today post
puned discussion until tomorrow OF the
rrjsIs with Germany caused by the un-
friendly action Of Count Won LuXburs,
IN, dismissed German minister. TINS
uostponement was taken after receipt
Of n statement from Foreign Minister
I',lcyrredon that the government mas
received new information which nc Will
present TO the congress tomorrow.
After meeting Of the ministry this
.ftsrnoon. II was announced that tho
government was prepared to take grave
md rnpid measures in view Of certain
new developments.
4 high government official declared
that these measures probably would In
cludc an Immediate declaration OF war
against Germany. to be followed by the
dispatch Of troops to Europe.
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FOREIGNERS PATRIOTIC

An tmpromptu celebration was staged
last evening by several foreigners OF
Rellaire In honor ct tw" Of their num-
hcr who will Law" this morning for Camp
sherman at Chillicothc. The foreigners
pnul Radcln and Elijah N"ltn. were sup
posed ~ leave Thursday morning With
the contingent from Bcilairc but failed
TO renort. AS the mon were aitcrnatcs.
they supposed they would not have to
20 and did not report When they were
Informed that they were regarded as do
serters they went voluntarily to tho ALL
thorities and explained the situation sat
is factorily, with the result that they
will leave on the II: 90 train this morning
fu. Camp Sherman.
When the companions of these two
men learned that they were to leave they
hired n musician. Steve Mine, who play
ed an italian accordian and went march
Ink through the streets OF Bellatrs-
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WILL TRY FOR RECORD

In I'M effort t. l,rcak the record OF
seven DAYS aud nine hours from New
Y,rl; t. - Angeles. "rannonDall' Buk-
rr. on his Indian Motorcycle. stopped in
Whraling long enough I" cat luncheon
and have n f"w repairs made to his ma
chino Yesterday morning. Baker left
New York at S:4a Thursday night, ar
r;viue in Wheeling at ten o'clock yes
tsrday morning. Baker formerly held
thu record hut il was taken from him
by Allan Rcdrll on u Henderson. Baker
believes no can lower l'cd"lfs present
record by one day. at least.
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ticurE" Snytvr. -. w., supposed 10
70 with tho Increment VI N'idhrS that
left Tor Camp sherman this ih"rn1nS.
hut instead It i,,.inS H. rIi:I' hc YEA.
70 jail lie il ,h..r.,rd wlth tue ih"lt
of OYER Sluu from ia" Adams Express
c"ln,,aily. s.l.d j." n.... ui;,ir Il confession
I" TIM au;h"rii!"*. II Va" stated t'u"E.
snyder worked TT Tie '"ni2a!E ana II
Was Will. la IL. "!Hiii.'!. tIHt Il" took
ll,, tn,.:t.y, h.. :aII. III t"lu Tine auth
critics: tnIl It" s,Ii tie n"nc! ahead ~
Camp Sh' :a!an addressed To himself IN
mo, r..l,,.r3I ,iri:,rry. snyder has fire.
ru..utly li...,i Ia ,rnI. hlr Several weeks
AK. nr wa., ARRESTED Tor "a" thcit or ar
lIcI"S frnEI Il r..Ei.',iI''.. hat VAS huI
prosecuted. as tii,' FANNY withdrew the
CHARGES flied itE33IIiSi hiII.
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CRY Of Distress From
The University Bunch


NORGANTOW'N. ". Ia. Spci. 2l.--
West Nirsinia'S coaches are plainly wor-
ried over che prospect OF making 4 To-
Specialize showing against the FIT team
next Saturday. Tudays pra!lice showed
no Improvement over that Of yesterday.
though McGinnis. Il substitute guard Ut
1918, reported and will be Il formidable
candidate. Only four new men turned
out for the team and tonight "A big
freShmcns meeting is being held ut
which all men with football experience
will be urged to turn out for the team.
Only about MY candidates have re-
ported to date. and last year there wcr"
almost eighty men out for the team.
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The St"ulcn,ll!'. h:anch Of Tho Red
t'rvSf did it's first duty along the line OF
FEEDING soldier boys. Weird ,hi!lr h"r"
from lie .nst t. the Effect tina: inn men
wuuld n;S% through her" FROM the east
;,ud bat the local Red Gross should
yr"plr.. !" freed tii"m. Everything was
III rru,iE"eS wien NJ" train arrived ana
,h,. boys wrr,. Srr..,! nu ;;hIndancr Of
sandwiches ana .''.'..,'. Caterer Weber
prepared llir lW,.ri: :.sI'. II 49, thorough
Is enjoyed by tie E@n-T% soldiers.
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REFUSED TO RETURN

STECBENEILLE. O.. Sept. 2l.-Three
colore. men were picked up here today
on a charge of having some connection
with a shooting ARRAY at Beech Bottom,
W. Va. They are alleged to have at
tempted to kill another man ut Beech
Bottom, but the bullets fired from re-
yolyer found in the possession of one
Of the men failed to hit their mark. The
three men declared today that they
would not return to West Virginia with
out requisition papers, and they Will Do
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Fannie Anderson.
Plaintiff, In Chlncery.
Ed. Anderson. Divorce.
Defendant
The object Of This suit Is TO Ooaln for the plaintiff
4 decree OF divorce. . thoro. from the sud
defendant
And It appearing from an affidavit fled IN said
at te6o Rules. that the defendant. Ed .Andrr-
son. 10 NOT resident Of tho State Of West Virginia
and be having been serTcd With process III said
suit on motIon Of the plaintiff By her attorneys
Brennan Berry. this order Of publication is catered
skains, him, and Il 10 ordered that the said Defend
ant, iboro named BE- and no Is required TO appear
within one month after tho date OF the first rub!lc1
ton of this odrcr and do what IL neceesary To PRO-
tcct his interests. II Is further ordered that this
order be published and posted as required BY law.
Witness. John l.. Kingdom. Clerk Of sad Court.
II tho Court House OF said County. this 9Th day yos
August. 1917. 70 Wit: September Rules 1917.
JOHN l.. KINGDOM Clerk.
Pubished tho first ttnio September LIST. 1917.
Attest: JOHN l.. kISGAOBS. Clerk
Brennan Berry.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. s-l-s-l3-7a
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BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITIE

OIL: Treasure State Oil Co. Proven leAs1 nj
pulps Tufa Sowsta fields: offset by prodscsf4s
acres: rich Miami lead and zinc field. 1000, acfM,l
GIANT "domr' structure found ly scoloSis;A SCsyi
ized only 500 .00U Shares =; par 81. Big OkiAh1el
huslnrss mel Stockholders. Invest $40 or rs: ~,
for particulars Treasure Slate OIL Co. 4l7 Cobo0,
Bldg. Oklahoma City, Okla. se.UJG
WE establish CUT RATE TIRE AGENCIEa.. : -
should be cne In each locality 30I3 SoA ~
$3.50: ,o1sH Non sMds $3.50. SMALL CAPlf1
REQUIRED. PROFITS .rc LARGE For full parti
lars address POPULAR TIRE AND RuBBI1 Oos
2G5s broadway, New York City. e.H-AI'
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WAN1EO-Fen,aIe

WAHTEp-s20. 90 weekly made. writing nance Nh
order houses. canyasSnc. Particulars To-! Oen
TIE Guide Company. MeinphIs Tenn. s-x4Ni
WANTED-Good cook. Mrs. Geo. A LauShliA /; p
phone 7S4 hltcnIriin. $3.50
Island. eH.ks
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WANTED-Furnished Room

WAHIEo-Fumished hnuse for two nonthA lf1
Pike. Good rent rVid ;or desirable bouse. -
references. Telcphrne BeIwood l0e. taA-0Ej
WAHTED-Youns couple desire thrss fhsat
rooms With modern conreniences. Would -
house or apartment. References exchanged
L.. care IntelliGcncer. 6WAs
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LINSLY VS.. CAMERON

September 81 Mt League Park. Cameron
defeated Linsly last year, but from the
looks Of the new Linsly machine they
will be- up against q perfectly organized
proposition-
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WANTED Statesmen.

WAkTED-vacsncy September goth for co0Ss
statesmen or Ok merchant IN be employed direct NJ
large Cleveland corporation. to sell merchants o Aa
ed high class speclhlty In W. Va and surrouDAEn1
r!tory. Permanent position. $500 70 $500 pei nM
Conmiss paid weekly. ststc experience A11rsl
Sales Manager. Boz No. 10. Statnn c. ClsSelxA1.
s-l1l15j
WAkTE0-Saleemcn OF better class to call ca rAyI,
clans. druggists and dentists. Average mn -
s35 weekly. State age experience. Also one for -
side city. i. y. Box l2l, Philadelphia. tiF&eAs3
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For Rent-Houses and Apartment
FOR SALE Real EstatA

FOR REAT-Four rooms. hath and IsssdF5:.ts
Ait Bell P. AIR. Coed Iocatlsa. s-n4;
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FOR SAtE-Houss containing rooms, lot oAtala
Ma more or less. also bthidnaI For tR31SEl
dress ". ". Donlcy. 20o9 Pt. TisW Ave-. -
town. o. 1ilSI1
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LEGAL NOTICE

The State Of West Virginia. Ohio County. IS:
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County. West Virginia.
September Rules, 1917.
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parade had been made until yesterday
morning. when W. H. c. Curtis, OF west
Liberty. got in communication with DIT.
Dickey and these two gentlemen immeo-
lntely proceeded to make plans nPr tho
turnout
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
INSTRUCTION TO BE
v in SWIMMING
Under the Direction Of G. @.
Carpenter.
Swimming classes are being organ

Swimming classes are being organ
lied at the Y. NJ. c. A. this week I'M
der the direction of c. C. Carpenter,
physical director Of the Y. The classes
will be conducted throughout the
summer months. Several boys and
mon from former classes who have
acquired skill at the art, will be in
charge Of groups for instruction, with
c. G. Carpenter as supervisor. Special
rates have been made for tho three
hot months during tho summer, which
include all of the privileges of the Y.
For the props, so cents will be charg-
ed, juniors 1925 and for the older
boys and men a charge Of So will be
made.
The class schedule which has been
arranged for tho swimmers will be ~
m. to $3.50 and Saturday from $3.50
q. m. to 10 a. m. JunioA Monday.
$3.50 p. m. to 4:10 p. M, wednesday
$3.50 p. m. to 1880 and Saturday from
10 to II .. m. Older boys, Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday from 1870 p. m. to $50 and
Saturday $3.50 to 4:30 .. m. The en-
ployed boy. will have the use Of the
tank from 1850 to $3.50 each evening.
This schedule 10 for the bathing
period only, indoor contests and
games will occupy the time during
other periods. Gym work viii also be
A~&48A AZ -- HLL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
REFUGEES SAVE

Cairo, Egypt, Juno "a family Of
refugees from rr1pol, Syria. has Just
arrived here. having escaped from
Turkish territory in q boat Of their
own manufacture. The boat was con-
structed entirely at night, being built
inside their house with the utmost Sec
recy. As soon ~ completed, 1t vas
launched late one evening OF . rough
sea- The journey TO Aplacs OF safety
ia . terrible one, tho occupants Of
the boat being much Of the time waist
deep IN. water ana escaping sinking
only through ttrslsap and psrsistsnt
batlinG.
Accordins Is information brought
by this family. the populationN q
JsrnMlem had besn reduced shout 90
per cont dncsftho WI Dome smaller
villages particularly On the northern
.coasGTof LobAn0n have 0nfysons-sey-
enth.o f their old population left, thu
remAinAsF hAyinGSSithsr lfed Or emit
IaratS1 stost1aaDstnfaE4sr tSYsscaps sahar-
sVnnOn.
This years cropsfn ayrIas d sstimat-
IN atSonlyssazB pStcent tho normal
ayeFa9e.4T DfpTices0f Beirut
E.lSsah1utg31 cents lSpeund.I
eaNN.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
RETURNS SLOW.

Cheyenne, wyo., June $50 great
is the expense of unsettled country in
some of the grazing sections of wy
oming that 1t is regarded as practical
ly impossible for sheriffs and county
officials to comply with the request OF
the government to have returns made
from CONSUMPTION registration day,
June s, within five days. 1t will take
five days to get the registration lists
the county seat in some cases, it is
said, and a few more days will relay
the lists to the capital at Cheyenne.
Senator Kendrick owns one pasture
in Sheridan county which 1t takes a
day Of hard riding for a horseman to
traverse. There are practically no
people living in this area. There are
numerous places Of similar magni-
tude in the state and in many cases
automobile roads have not yet been
built, so that the registration lists will
have to be carried by horse power.
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clared that the umpire behind the
plato must decide the matter. It's
up to him hereafter to tell whether
the pitcher was merely a bit off in
his control or whether he really tried
to bounce a hot one off the batter's
bean.
II an umpire believes he can tell
from the look in a pitchers ~ that
q bean ball" was thrown or II he is
well enough up on his psychology to
read the pitchers intention in his
look and manner then perhaps he
will fee safe in calling 1t a "beaner."
Possibly it would help IL the umpires
would look the pitchers over before
the game and between each inning
and see II they could come to any
conclusion regarding the pitchers
plans to try a bean ball. It looks like
q lot Of work and worry for just one
umpire and perhaps a jury Of umpires
behind the plate would be better. The
new rule may not be the Of a
pitchers departure for i've years. but
it is likely to do quite a little good.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
New York Nationals Climb
into First P~lace-Boston
Leads in American.
PH1LLIES LOSE
TWO ON HOLIDAY
Winning Streak Of Boston
Americans Stopped by
Cleveland on Friday.

New York. June awhile Boston
still leads in the American league.
New york climbed into first place IN
the National. Last week also saw the
Chicago Nationals and the New YORK
Americana fall behind in the races
Rainy weather again caused many
games to be postponed IN ootn
leagues. eighteen contests peins PUT
ovor
Up to wednesday only n schedul-
I'd eame had been played in h Ma
tional league and on Monday. for tne
frst time in several years. there was
not q scheduled game played in either
Of the major Organizations.
Retaan the Lead.
New York regained the lead In the
National wednesday BY efeaein
PhiAdelphia in both Of the holiday
samss. Moaraw's club began its lons
game from ct. Louis by 2 to ] and on
Saturday beat the Cardinals 5 to l..
After losing two to New YORK.
Philadelphia lost Thursday to Pitts.
burg. but came back Friday with a 8
TO / victory over the Pirates. On Sat
urday they beat Pittsburg AGAR 9 TO
/. Chicago stopped at Ptttsourg on
Memorial day and divided two games
with the Pirates. Meeting Brooklyn
on ET106y tho NuU6 pLoyoN
and lost, s to 4. Brooklyn on satur-
day. however, beat the champions =
to 5. Earlier In the week BROOKLYN
had lost two games to Boston. both
being shut outs.
Winning Streak stops.
The winning streak OF the Boston
Americans was stopped at ten games
straight Friday when Cleveland shut
them out 8 to 0. through the good
pitching Of Morton. who allowed only
one hit. The Indians repeated the
shut out performance Saturday when
Bagby pitched them to q s to 0 VIC
tory.
weather and up to Saturday when
they beat Philadelphia had played on
ly two games. in both Of which they
were victorious. New York lost third
place for . day during the week, but
regained It Wednesday by winning two
games from Philadelphia. one OF
which went 15-innings. while Glove
land was losing two to Detroit.
WaehinSton had not won q game IN
two weeks until It defeated ct. Louis
Saturday. Walter johnson suffered
defeat twice during the week.
Good Batting Shown.
There was some good individual
batting In both leagues.
Among those having profitable days
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homer by Burns in the Attn. Score
TEAMS WILL
MEET ON JUNE Is
Brinsmade Aggregation and Drayton
Nine will Clash for Honofs at
ArviIa Picnic.

The crack Brinsmade, N. D., aggre-
cation will clash with tho Drayton
nine, on June IS, at the annual coun-
ty picnic to be held in Arvilla. Coach
Andy Gill of the University of North
Dakota is now plotting the Brtnsmade
team. The contest promises to be a
thriller and will undoubtedly draw
large crowds from Grand Forks. Both
mines r Of the semi-pro variety and
are backed by strong records.
Arv1lla is making elaborate prep
arations for the big event and the
new pavilion, which is now in the
course Of construction. is rapidly
nearing completion. A merry-go-
round is also being constructed, and
is nearing completion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
WILD ROSE VICTOR
in WEEKS GAMES

Wild Rose, N. D.. Juno 4-During
the past week, the Wild Rose baseball
team has gathered in three more
scalps, making a record Of i've games
won and mono lost
On May 81. tho heavy slugsing
Marmon team ~ defeated by the
locals with a score Of 3 to /. Marmon
got in the lone run on an error at
short when the visitors had a runner
on third. A second game on the home
diamond resulted in a to 0 victory
owe Hanks. the game being stopped
in the fourth inning.
On May 80, Wildrose wont to Ala
mo, defeated that team 4 to 8 and
came homo with tho long end Of the
gate receipts. Wildrose brought in the
4 runs in the first half Of the ninth
inning.