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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31

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Rays Of Radium
Fred Baesman visited Nick schant-
zen's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schantzen spent
Monday in Warren.
Kurt Malek and Gust Bodell captured
two wolves last week.
Casper and Harold Christianson are
home for the holidays.
Miss Emma Bloomsness was a War
rem shopper Saturday.
Remember the news box in the Farm
ers Cooperative Store.
John Emanual spent the week end
visiting the Joe McGregor home.
Misses Olga and Emma Bloomsness
were Warren visitors on Monday.
Milo Warner and family spent
Christmas at the Riverside Farm.
advertising will kill your business
II you let your competitor do it all"
S. 3. Sloan, of the Viking community.
was welcome Redium visitor Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Monroe were
callers at the Malek home Sunday eve.
ming.
The Vances, Of Thief River Falls.
spent Christmas at the Nick Schantzen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tomalonas spent
Monday night at the Nick Schantzen
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Yuergens spent
Sunday with the Joseph schantzen
family. Is r..z.s~ ~
We extend to the Editor and readers
of this paper a Happy and Prosperous
New Year. "
Digging wells is about the only bust
ness where you do not have to begin
at the bottom
Dorothy Perry, Of Iona, arrived
Monday evening for few days visit
with Elnora Knoll.
= Ronald Schantzen, of Thief River
Falls, spent Xmas at the home of his
uncle, Nick Schantzen.
Walter Hage has been visiting friends
and renewing old Radium acquaint-
ances the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn, of Warren, are
spending a few Of the holidays with
w. S. Chapenan and family
Russell Horton, of Oslo, arrived Sat-
urday evening to spend Sunday at his
parental home, D. A. Horton.
Misses Helen and Dorothy Loen ar
rived last Saturday to spend the holt
days at their parental home.
Christ Clausen has finished the re-
modelling Of his store and has his new
stock Of groceries on display
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Setback and
family spent very pleasant evening
at the Bloomsness home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolhaupt enter
tanned the Bauer's and John Emanual-
son families at Christmas dinner.
I For your convenience the renewal of
your Warren Sheaf subscription will
be taken at the Farmers State Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs III. G.. Kramer enjoyed
delicious Christmas dinner at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Horton.
Mrs. Alex Cote drrived Friday even
ing to visit with her mother, Mrs ON
dahl, and sister, Mrs. Martin Knutson.
Mr.. and Mrs Horton are busy get
ting things lined up for invoicing the
big stock Of the Farmers cooperative
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boesman and
family and Mr. and Mrs. A. Eckman
were callers at the Ruiz home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Robertson and daughter Anita,
Of Argyle, who had been visiting at
VIM. Potucek's, returned to their home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto, Of Conway, N.
d., who had been guests at the VIM.
Potucek home, returned to their home
Saturday.
Misses Malinda and Emma Loeslie
and Esther Eskildsen spent Sunday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. P. j.
Bauer's.
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31

Miss Esther Eskildsen and brother
Martin spent Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Setback.
From there, their intentions are to
start out early Tuesday morning, driv-
ing across country back to their home
at Strandquist.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31

Miss Esther Eskildsen and brother
Martin arrived one day of last week
from StrandQuist and have been guests
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Loeslie. Many social dinners have been
given by those in town in their honor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31

Misses Barbara Rafferty, and Ruth
Williams, Of Bemidji, have been guests
at the home Of Misses Hazel and Ruby
Cook the past week. Saturday the
four girls left for Argyle to visit with
relatives and numerous friends.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whitman and
family, from Warren, and Arther
Bosnian, spent Thursday evening at
the a. Eckman home.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-12-31

Some needed improvements were
made in the Farmers Cooperative
Store. One change Of Importance was
the placing of the phones, making the
use Of them more convenient for GUS
toners and employees. " 81 z"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
Champions of 1919
In Sporting World
S BALL

BASEBALL
Professional.
Worlds champions-Cincnnati Reds of the National league.
National league champions Cincinnati Reds manager, Pat Moran.
American league champons-Chicago White Sx manager, William q.
Gleason.
Champion batsman, National league-Eddie Rousch. Cincinnati C32l).
Champion batsman, American league-Ty Cobb, Detroit C"Si''
Champion pitcher, National league Grover Cleveland Alexander, Chicago.
Champion pitcher. American leacue-Waler Johnson, Washington.
College.
Leading eastern tean-Holy Cross!
BOXING
Heavyweght-Jack Dempsey, Manassa, Col.
Middieweight uS pounds)-Mke ODowd, St Paul, MINI.
wenerweight 12 poundS)-Jack Brtton, New York.
Lightweght Q33 pounds Benny Leonard. New York.
Fcatherweight 12 pounds)-JOhnny Klbane, Cleveland.
Bantamweight Q1S poundsl-Pete Herman, New Orleans.
FOOTBALL
Leading eastern teams-Penn State, West Virginia m rtno
Western Conference champhn-Uniyershy of Illinois.
Southern champion-Centrec college of Kentucky.
Pacific Coast champion-UnverSty OF Oregon"
SWIMMING
1ooyad free style, outdoor-Perry McChilvray. Illinois A c.
Onemle free style, ~outdoor-Water /. Walen. illinois A. c.
Long dstance-Eugene T. Bolden, Great. Lakes NaYa Training Station.
High dhing-Fred SponberE, New York A. c.
40 and $50 yard free style, outdoor, women-MHs Ethelda Blelorey'
n. Y. Women's Swimming association.
Long distance-Miss Charlotte Boyle. N. Y. Womens Swimming asso'
citation.
High diHng-Mss Betty Grimes. Minneapolis A c.
National amateur CHAMPIONS. Davidson Heron. Oakmont Country club,
Allegheny county, Pa
National open champion-warer {. Hagen, Oakland Country club
Detroit.
National women,s champion-Miss Ale1a ". Stirling. Atlanta, Ga
Professional Golfers association champon-James M. Barnes. Sunset
Hill Country club. St Louis.
Individual intercollegiate chamron-A L. Walker, Jr, Columbia Univ.
Team intercollegiate champion-Prnccton university
Metropolitan amateur champon-Oswald Kirkby. Englewood Country
club, Englewood, NJ
Metropolitan open champion-water c. Hagen, Detroit.
Metropolitan womens championships Marion HoIins, Westbrook Golf
club, Great River, l. L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
V. L, TOSSERS RETURN
west virginia Floor Team Is Making
Extensive Preparation for TIE
Yp.e Game on New Years

MORGANTOWN. Dec. 29-Wcst ,Fir-
ginia's basketball squad reported mere
Jonight and under the tutriaE" OF Coach
Stadsvold went through Il spirited prac-
ticc. Among the players on hand were
DAWSON, MORRISON, Niger. Hill: Hawkins
Gaines. Outright. Gross and rlmGr,
Dawson and Morrison were nj Inc
guards: Gaines ut center and CutrlEht
and kigCr at forwards in the varsity,
lineup and this combination showed
form that seems to merit StadSFoId )
ChoiCc in starting II against the lhuc
Of Yale New Years Eve. .
While interest in the lal'-N est VIZ
GINA game from a standpoint OF pro-
viding n high class article OF the moor
game is at a high pitch. there Is niue
toward speculation as TO the
probable winner here. Tn" Yale team.
Of course. with Van Slyck. Hamlll:
Crane, and it's other star performers or
proved merit. is known TO be- exception
ally good. but local people have. yet 10
be convinced that Coach ~Stads"oid 8
combination is any better than the rath-
rr mediocre outfits that have worn mo
old Gold and Blue in previous years.
If Vest Virginia wins II Will he a most
pleasing surprise and If Yale wins local
fans will not be disposed to discredit
West Virginia completely because oil
it's defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
WESLEYAN And WASH
JEFF MEET HERE OCT. Z
Big Game VIII Be sta ed IN This City
On Saturday Afternoon, October
and, Next Season.

West Virginia Wesleyan college Is
again placed on the Washington 4 J"t-
fcrson football. schedule for next sea-
son, Manager Murdoch tue
game brinE booked FOR Wheeling. W.
Va. on OCT. md, me second dItc ~ the
season. The Mou:aju State Netnp-
dlsts opened negotiations Ter n Saine
some time ago. and Murdoch was en-
d~cavorinG TO arrange a place Tor them
on the home card. when yesterday 4
proposition came 70 play In wheeling.
with a financial offer that WAS so eN-
tremely tempting that Murdoch decided
ito accept x.
The game is 70 be made tho ono big
Aueg!ats football event 81 inc year IN
he West E!rGinia Ci;y. With the plans
for a new athletic field there. 4 Dig
crowd can b. accommodated. and mas
bodies OF adh"rcu.S in TIE Wheeling dis
rr,c.. the game = expected t. drew I
banner crowd. Manager Slum?.cr. Of
Wesleyan. told Manager Murdoch that
he could guarantee 0"Nt fall. one OF the
largest ch-OncS that ever saw 4 sport
event in the OAiO Valley. that Wesleyan
supporters were enthusiastic over the
prospects Of arranging n" game and
that ;he contest would prove a benefit
ca! proposition in every way (" both
,-<.'ltrors. Last fall IN" teams played
IN Washington on Saturday preceding
Thanksgiving.
" & J. met West Virginia Wesleyan
SIX times in football and has won every
game. although. with possibly on" "N-
ce2..on. the MounatIn State MethodistS
aay" proved exceptionally hard antago-
nis.s.
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WEST va IS WILLING TO
MEET WESLEYAN Il
University Makes Public Proposal to
Play wesleyan College at Football
Next year.

| MORGANTOWN, Dec. 29.-wcst Vir-
/ pinia University is willing 81 play
| West Virginia Wesleyan college at
football in the 1920 season and in order
that the public will nave no misunder-
standing HS to whore the blame for any
, possible failure to arrange the game
rests. the written proposal for a game
submitted to the Wesleyan athletic d.
1t appears that there has been con-
siderable negotiation for a game al
ready carried on. but without success
for what reasons docs not appear. In
any event. the University proposal
given out today is 4 straight out prop
nation. however. that Wesleyan has
dcmurred because Of the proposed date.
as the University offers a second hnan-
C,al proposition in case the Methodists
object to the date on account of finan-
cial loss resulting. 1t is worthy
WcSl"yan'S share of the receipts is
worth three thousand dollars.
1t is rumored here too. that Wesley
an has advanced objection TO the date,
because it would ruin the season for
which ever team lost the big game.
This. Of course applies even more po-
tcntly 10 the University than to Wes-
lcyan, h"CHusr following the Wesleyan
game the University is already schcd-
ulrtl To meet Lchigh. Pittsburgh. Yale,
j TlIlCtlDl, NdSlilkNOI N bCC, ISubbFiS
and Washington G. Jefferson. 1t was
explained by director Stansbury that
an effort was made tn agree on another
date. hut that proposals for games with
the MuuntainCer team came in from big
eastern teams such as Yale and Prince
ton. and that il was not deemed advis-
able to reject these or to give UP the
plan Of playing Washington and Loo at
Chcrlcston. November 6th. a date on
which il 1T first seemed Wesleyan
could have been met.
With respect to tho eligibility rules
listed in the University proposal. it
was pointed out that absolutely no rule
applies to Wesleyan That does not also
apply to the University. 1t MAS stated
too. that tho rules Incorporated in tho
proposal arc almost ittCnttcally the
Same as those published. in Wesleyan's
catalog for the last two years. and that
University authorities were not at all
avCrSc to making the rules ever more
drastic in the contract 10 he drawn up.
II was also stated that there would be
absolutely no retractSon Of any OF the
rules suggested because il was believed
that they should be tho absolute mini
mum requirement to place the game on
n basis Of equality with other CollcGi-
ate contests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
CLANCY
GETS DECISION
OVER k|LBANE

JERSEY CITY, N. j. Dec. 90
Young CLANCY, Of Baltimore out
fought AND o~utpointed Johnny XII
bane, the featherweight champion.
in an eight round bout here to-
night, In the opinion Of o majority
Of tho New York morning news
paper writers.
CLANCY weighed 122 pounds and
tho champion l25.. The Baltimore
boxer took the aggressive At the
start and although not as clever as
Kilbane, often sent blows so last
that the title holder was frequently
forced to clinch. CLANCY took the
first, third, fourth and seventh
rounds, and Kilbane the second and
eighth. The fifth and sixth were
even.
the best blow Kubane landed
was ID the second round when ne
placed q right smash to tho lett
eye. In tho last round Ktloane tried
to score n knockout, but CLANCY
fought back hard.
Jeff smith, Of Bayonne, knocked
out Jack Coyne, Of Orange, In the
second round. Smith weighed 1S7
and Coyne 155.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
COLUMBIA CLUB FLOOR
TEAM TO REORGANIzE

The fast quintet which has represent
cd the Columbia Club for the past three
wears. has r~e-Orrartzcd Tor the coming
Season With some promising material
IN dare ready 10 book games with all
teams in tho Ohio valley. such as Full
ION. Cir Grove. Moundsville, Shadyside.
Benwood. N-HiGh. Y. VI. c. A. MidSets,
and any other team.
The team will be coached by Odrian
Clark, former star forward Of Cathedral
High. The following men are requested
10 be on hand Sunday at 1850 o'clock
al tho club and my other player who
Wishes 10 tryout for the team JunkinS.
NcAntec. Carroll. T. Schafter,. J. Schaf-
fer. ]. Schradcr. c.. Lally. +. EnElinger.
Stri;zel. Whitley. J~uringcr. Wctzel, j..
Stork. BREEDING. and II. Hutch.
To arrange for games call Wheeling
~%59-W between $3.50 and I p. m, and
ask for Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30

On next Monday evening tn" wheel
ing A. G, will stag" tho second OF q
series Of boxing matches and for its
head-lincr will have *. q. l.aughlin.
Al Lippcs celebrated X q. artist and
Jack Perry tn" pittsburgh flash.
l.aughlIn has never appeared in THIS
CITY while Perry will he remembered
for his great scrap with Johnny Glt-
hth's at the Park during the summer.
L.auGhlln's first appearance IN this
city Will be his last bout in thls u
Try for some tlmC as he leaves for E.nS
land and France in company with JET
smith, Edd Muy. frankie Brown, Joe
Mendcll. Max Williamson and Al L,iprh
on January 10th. ]l.auEhlin has mt
every welirrwcight Of not" in tho game
and will make the fast fighting Perry
travel al his best 5ip,
Perry has been going along stopping
his opponents in a quick way. his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
MANY SKATERS ENTERED

NEWBURG. y. Y. Dec. c9.-Morc
than sixty entries. including the lead
ing speed skaters Of tho east and Can
ada, have been received for the east
crn outdoor skating championship meet
Ia be held here New Years day. The
entry Of several OF the fastest OF tho
Montreal 4. \. a. skaters gives an in
trrnational aspect to the races.
The program consists Of quarter mile.
half mile and one mile championship
events: mile novice and five mile handi-
cap races with several exhibitions and
time trials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
MALE and Female Holds
Big Audience Spellbound
AT Virginia Theatre

Male and Female" the supcr-picture.
breaks all attendance records at the
Virginia theatre on it's opening day, and
rs the huge crowds leave. one hears
nothing but praise for this great De
Mile masterpiece.
Male and Female is an intensely In
tcrcsting living picture; it depicts the
passions Of the primitive. the culture OF
civilization. the tempting beauty n rlv-
airy Of women. the strength and weak
ness of men, the terrible majesty OF the
sea and jungle. the heart throb OF the
city. the everlasting fragrance OF sacri-
firc-all merged. moulded and perfected
into the most wonderful romano OF the
silver screen that the writer has ever
witnessed. There are unprecedented
thrills in this great De Mile super
scnsation-thrills that have never before
found expression upon the screen. and II
anv man. woman or child in this city
fails To see this great version OF Bar
rie's play-they are out OF luck.
Dec. 3lst II Last day to ave 10 par
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
CRIMSON MODE OF
ATTACK CHANGES
IN OREGON GAME

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. @9.-The ex-
c~ept!onally hot weather Of the last Few
DAYS has resulted in a desion 10 begin
the annual New Years day ~ournanene
~ ROSES football contest between teams
r~cnrre.ntinC Harvard and Oregon uni
ycrs,,ics this year. at $50 p. m; In
s,s5h or . n, m. il was announced to-
dav hy the football committee. 49,
Harvard players wer" lectureo tnis
uornjnr BY Coach Fisher, on what was
Safh 10 he contemplated changes IN, the
C'r,r,So1's mode of attack brought about
hy their view Of the practice or the orc,
CON r;rvnn. This afternoon they helo
secret practices on several new rorma-
OREGON. as usual wont through only
ono nror,frr session. II lasted an hour
and a half and embraced both signals
and scrimmages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
K. O.Laughlin Will
Meet Perry Monday
ONLY MAN TO KNOCKOUT JACK BRTTON BEFORE
HE RECLAIMED HIS TITLE FROM TED LEWlS) HAS
BEEN SECURED TO MEET JACK PERRY, The AC-
HERE NEXT MONDAY

latest victim being Milburn Saylor OF
Indiana polls. -,
Perry ~ better now than ever and
tho fans, are sure to sec him do his
best az he is lighting for a chance at
Jack buttons CrOwn.
In the srmi-windup Tommy Philips.
n native son but who has hecn fight
ing out Of Pittsburgh. will be seen in a
six round go with frankie Ritz. Wheel
ing'S hard hitting light weight.
Another SIX rounder will bring out
Johnny gallagher one or the most
pleasing performers i'll this section and
little l&5 pound boy.
In the opener Young. Crock who
made a big hit on last Mondays bill
will be seen with Chick Watts:
Tickets will go on sale Wednesday
and can he secured at Victoria pool
parlors. Mcclure Cigar Stand and Fort
Henry Smoke House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
COUNTRY CLUB
DIRECTORS ACCEPT ASSOCIATION
OF ALEX CUNNINGHAM AS
IT'S GOLF INSTRUCTOR.
Arrangements Made for Closing OF Club
for: Season-MusA Routine Bust
ness Disposed OF.

The regular monthly meeting OF tho
board OF directors of the Country Club
was held last evening at the Fort
Henry Club. and the months accumu-
lation Of routine business was disposed
Of.
The directors accepted the resigna-
ton Of. Mr.. Alex Cunningham, as golf
instructor at the Country Club, which
was presented recently.
Arrangements were made for the
closing of the Country Club for the sea-
son which will take place on Friday
afternoon,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
DACOSTA SMITH IS
WESTON'S NEW P. M.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARKSBCDG. w. Va. Dec. z9.-The
land. has appointed Decosta Smith. q
Weston attorney. as acting postmaster
Of Weston, to succeed Charles Lively,
who recently resigned to become federal
director Of prohibition for West Wiz.
ginia. As surety on Mr.. .l.ivelys oono
The company had the privilege OF sp.
pointing an acting postmaster. pending
a civil service examination appointment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
PLAYERS TRADED

BOSTON. Dec. ga trade OF play
crs hetwccn the Washington and Ros-
ton clubs Of the American League was
announced to-day. The Red SoN gave
Roth, an outficldcr. and Mauricc Shan
non. second bascman. and received in
exchange Harper. a pitcher: Eddie Eos
ter, second haScman. and McnoSky. an
outfieldrr. There was no money IN
rolycd, il was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
BOWLING
mus.e winter Duck Pin League.

Totals ...... 81 405 4N7 409 1852
Tonight: 7:45. Log Cabins vs.. In
dams: 800 o'clock. Baucrs VS.. Bellaire.
Ten Pins: 7:i5, 3 Nuts vs. Fuckers;
. o'clock. Great Northern vs. South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
VIC" SMOKER

Goo Stewart VS. Billy Williams,
Johnny Gallagher VS. Tommy Phillips,
Watts VS.. Young" Jeffries
Young Vassins. Billy Reuther VS.. Bat
Vassins and a wrestling bout between
Young Pugh and Harry Wells, is the
the Vic Gym has to offer this
at their weekly smoker. Admis-
sion to the "bitgg"" tonight will be $500
and members are asked to bring their
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-30
COLUMBIA VICTORY

In n fast game played on the Column
hia floor last evening. the Columbia
club defeated tho fast South side Mid
gets 23-ll. The Coluphias challenge
any So pound team in the valley.
hTc line up:
Columbia-23 South Side-11
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South Side-l1
TT ITHt UT
COlumbla-2

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Dec. 31st 10 Last day to sav 10 pr
cent on water bill. d-3O-g