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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
zoo ANSWER CALL
FOR MAT TEAM
Red and Blue Coaches Have
Host of Prominent
Material

Wrestling, always popular sport
al the University Of Pennsylvania,
seems this year to outdo all It's pre-
vious performances in popularity. With
FIVE veterans from last year, including
one intercollegiate champion, the Red
and Blue bids fair this year to capture
tho intercollegiate championship. Two
hundred candidates under the watch
ful eve OF Head Coach Servais started
nractice moro than six weeks ago and
at the present time have reached a
condition through hard work bordering
On mid season form. The big problem
on the coach's hands is In sitting out
the material and making up his team:
TO this end a novice meet will be held
starting tomorrow night and continuing
until the list Of candidates is entirely
exhausted.
last year Red and Blue wrestlers
moved surprising ability in the inter
collegiate championships, though most
OF the team, with the exception OF
Captain Gerson, were getting their first
tryout in major competition. Gerson
won the title In the 125 pound class last
year. but graduated in the spring. He
went to the Olympics and entered the
finals only to lose to an American,
kckerly, Of Cornell, who suffered de-
feat at Gerson's hands in the inter
rollegiates.
Ashby, the 1853 pound champion last
year. Is captain Of this seasons aggre-
cation. Coming from Iowa two years
aco, Ashby Immediately reported for
,6e team and though he lost several
matches his first year because Of in
experience, came through In magnificent
style last year, not suffering single
rsyerse all season and ending the year
bv capturing the championship. He is
far and away the best 58-pound man
in the entire squad and will defend his
title again this year.
bishop. who made such game fight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

year on the wrestling team and his last,
and he is now making strong bid
for a regular place on the team. He
was the best in his class ut the Uni
yersity last year and should have 1T
tie trouble retaining the post this sea
son.
Tho coaches who arc assisting Servais
include Mike Dorizas, the famous Greek
wrestler Of several years ago. Mike
was never defeated as a collegian, and
college boys still talk about his grea,
bout with, Levi Lamb, Penn state g
best wrestler several years ago. With
Mike looking after the hcavies, Penn
should have great set of big fellows
for the meets arranged by Manager
Whitley Ames. Servais, who looks after
the 115 and 125 pound boys, is assisted
in the 15S and 175 pound classes by
George Sharp. and in the 1876 and 14J
pound classes by Cecil Rhoades, an ex-
intercollegiate champion.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18

Stl.eeter won the favors for men, and
Mrs. j. M. Stewart for the ladies.
Miss Mamie Blinderman, of iceland,
arrived in Linton Monday to assist in
Feinstein's store.
Mrs. Matt Nolt died at one of the
Bismarck hospitals Wednesday of last
week, following an operation. She
was buried in the Linton cemetery
Friday.
DR.. R. R. Hogue took Miss Mil
dred Raven to hospital in Bismarck
where an operation was performed for
mastoid infection. She is getting
along nicely.
Elizabeth, daughter Of Franz Gross,
of Little Beaver, underwent an oper-
alton for the removal of her tonsils
and adenoids at the Wolverton hospi-
tai, March 8.
Mrs. E. D. Fogle went to McIn-
tosh, S. D., Monday morning to at
tend the funeral of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Osmer Pettis. Master Arlo &C.
companied her.
Alberta, daughter of Rev. Sonders,
of Linton, underwent an operation for
acute mastoiditis at the Wolverton
hospital last Thursday. She is max
ing a good recovery.
Magdalena, the oldest daughter OF
Henry Jangula, living Is miles south.
west of Linton, is critically ill of diph.
liberia. DR.. Wolverton was called tt
see her, Sunday evening.
LAND FOR SALE. On account %
poor health, I offer my 1856 acre farm
miles northwest of the Dale store
for sale. Good Improvements. Ad
dress Geo. Tenant, Dale, N. D.AdMr.
Daniel Bechtle, of the Linton Lead
er, received word of the seriuos ill
ness of his father, Daniel, ST., ant
brother, Herbert, at Eureka. Mr.
Bechtle was former resident of Lin
ION.
Mrs. x. Junge came over iron
Ventura Saturday morning to spen'
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Hughes
who is a patient at the Wolvertol
hospital. She returned home Mon
, day morning.
5 j. j. Huber, of Napoleon, was il
Linton last week visiting his fathe
Jacob Huber. He reports that An
dreas Kelsch, formerly of Linton, ha
that day shipped a car Of cattle an
car of hogs from Kintyre.
Mrs. Gilbert HoIkeboer of Hagu,
was brought to the local hospital o
Marach 6, suffering from general pei
itonitis, the result of a ruptured gar
t grenous appendix. An operation wa
t performed, and everything possibl
e was done to save her life, but she fir
ally succumbsd, passing away at Ga
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18

A. M, last Thursday. The body was
taken to Hull for interment. Mrs.
Holkeboer was % years of age and
laves husband and two children to
mourn her loss.
Miss Louise Kjos arrived Wednes-
day to supervise the Pageant Friday
night. 1t will be given as scheduled,
Friday. Seats on sale at the Stone
Drug Store.
The debate at the high school Fri
day on the subject: Resolved, That
Municipal Ownership of Light Plants
is better than Private Ownership.
The uniors and freshmen had the al
| firmative and the seniors and sopho-
.nores represented the negative. The
latter won.
The following were guests at the
Home Hotel the past week: Charles
Johnson, Ogeno, Wis; G X Eakmen,
Westfeld; Joseph Gladstone, Eureka;
Len McCaulff; w. H. Posi-, Mpls;
Sam Slower, Bismarck; Geo. Kadley,
Fargo; John Fellema, Strasburg; X.
&c Colburn, Hazelton; F. W. Evans,
Bismarck; C. A. Lean, Sioux Falls,
is. D. Mrs. D. D. Bidwell, Hazelton;
Mr.. P. Boer, Westfield; Miss Grace
Williams; Leo Lynch; rank Kinney .Ad
w. l.. Bales, one of the old timers
of the south end of the county and a
veteran of the Civil War, died in Bis
marck Friday of last week following
an operation. Mr., Bales had lived
in this county since the early days
and was known to all He leaves two
sons and five daughter to mourn his
loss, as follows: Roy and Oliver, OF
Pollock, Mrs. Eber Putnam, of Pol
lock; Mrs. Fred Walker and Mrs. Jim
Stewart, of Dale ;Mrs. Tone .Sleasene
and Mrs. Same Daley, of Washington
state. The funeral was held at Pol
lock Sunday, military funeral being
conducted by return soldiers and sail
ors. Mr.. Bales was one of the few
surviving Emmons County Civil Wal
veterans.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18
IN TOWN AND OUT

just in time, and Mrs. Hughes is do
ing nicely.
April 9th-Linton Concert Band. AID
Lester Schlangen, of the Bazaar force
spent Sunday with his parents out
at the farm.
H. L. Stedman and sister, Verna,
of Temvik, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Linton.
j. A. Lang was quite seriously ill
last Saturday-a case of genuine pto-
maine poisoning.
LADIES' We have now on display
the New Seasons Millinery. Mrs. VIM
Raven & Co.-Adv.
Jno. Schultz went to Bismarck last
Friday to attend meeting of the
Standard Oil agents.
Master Chris. Jangula returned t.
Bismarck Wednesday morning after a
weeks visit at home.
Misses Rystad and Green, of Stras-
burg, were guests at the A. H. Irvine
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Art Johnsonbaugh and daugh-
ter returned from Bismarck Wednes-
day, of last week.
Miss Magdalena Weber, of Fargo
spent the latter part of last week with
Miss Selma Schafer.
Geo. Dockor went to Bismarck Mon.
day on business and was detained OF
account of the storm
o. F. Corner underwent an opera
ton at the Wolverton hospital last
Wednesday morning.
A. Pomerance and Attorney Scot
Cameron spent Monday and Tuesda!
in Bismarck on business.
The junior class of the High Schoo
entertained the freshmen ,Saturda.
evening at the school house.
Chris. Weishaar has purchased tn
meat market from Sautter & Quash
nick, and has taken charge.
R. c.. Colburn, former editor of tn
Hazelton Republican, spent a coupl
of days in Linton this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Zachel
;. who live 10 miles southwest of Linto1
a son, March 10, at the Wolverto
hospital.
Word has been received in Linto
Of the death of rs. Osmer Pettis, form
; erly Of Linton, but later of McIntosl
, S. D. She died in the hospital E
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18

Grand Rapids, Mich.-1solated fol
five days since a blizzard tied up prac
tically all railroads, western ant
northern Michigan towns are in thu
grip of an acute fuel famine.
Actual suffering from cold was re
ported in Muskegon where dealers
weer helpless to respond to appeals
for coal.
Reports from Cadillac says offic.
buildings and industrial plants there
will be forced to close within a few
hours. Supplies at Traverse City
Whitehall, Montague and Petoske.
were almost exhausted. Montagu,
and Whitehall have been without trail
service for six days, and Hart, Ell
Rapids and Boyne City have been Gu
off by mountainous snowdrifts for fiv'
days.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18
MARKET REPORT

Election news on page six.
April 9th-Linton Concert Band. AID
C. C .Carlsted left Monday for the
cities.
F. B. Streeter spent Friday in Haz-
elton on business.
The Feinstein children are on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kramer are
spending this week in Fargo.
w. j. Bechtle spent Friday and
Saturday at the Capital City.
Mrs. Frank Hentzman returned to
Bismarck Wednesday morning..
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mauer, of Omio,
were visitors in Linton Saturday.
Joseph C. Buechler, of Hague, was
business visitor in Linton Friday.
Mrs. M. T. Barger and son return
ed from Bismarck Friday evening.
Mrs. Earl Woods returned from a
short trip to jamestown last Friday
FENCE POSTS for sale. A. E.
Klabunde, Hazelton, N. Dak.-Adti
Mrs. Meinhover and daughter re-
turned from Bismarck Saturday even
ing.
F.. D. Fogle and children motoret
to thenr farm near Hazelton last Sun
day.
Mrs. G. A. Ronning returned HON,
Monday from short visit in Aber
deem.
Mrs. VIM. Raven went to Bismarcl
last Friday to be with her daughte
Mildred.
Mrs. Sarah Scott underwent min
or operation at the local hospital O.
March 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Kruger wen
to Bismarck last Friday, returnin
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Hughes, of Linton, ur
derwent an operation for acute apper
dicitis at the Wolverton hospital, las
Saturday. The operation was don
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18
Senator Bloch Breaks Assembly
Deadlock at End Of Trip
Across Continent.
BATTLE IS DRAMATIC
Senator Montgomery ousted Fo''o"
ina Hours Of Parliamentary Fight
Only Two States Needed to
Bring Victory.

Charleston, w. Va.-The final vote
on the Susan B. Anthony amendment
was taken in the Senate after one OF
the most dramatic sessions held Dy
either house of the Legislature. Inc
amendment was ratified ID to IA.
For several hours suffrage leaders
and their opponents fought to gain an
advantage. Each step by either party
was holly contested-anti-sunrage
forces seeking to Offset their oppon'
ents' victory in keeping the Legisia-
ture in session until the arrival OF
Senator Bloch who had sped nearly
across a continent to vote for the
amendment.
Crowded galleries we're kept In or.
der with difficulty as each phase OF
the battle apparently swung In favor
of one side or the other. At first oc-
cupants of the galleries took more IN
terest in the Wheeling senator, owing
to his Importance to the suffrage
forces and the efforts made to get him
here.
Montgomery ousted.
Shortly, however, interest in the
senator turned to the issues featuring
the contest. These included the &C.
ton of the Senate in declaring vacant
the seat of Senator A. R. Montgomery,
depriving him of the vote which would
have defeated ratification, and the
taking up and adopting Of the ratifica-
ton resolution of the lower house,
without amending the Senate rules.
one week after the Senate's vote de-
feating its own resolution on the same
subject.
When the Senate convened the cleo.
lions committee recommended that
the seat of Senator Montgomery be
declared vacant, on the ground that
he now lived in Illinois, although he
had returned to Charleston this week
In order to vote on the amendment.
The custer vote carried 16 to IL.
/ West Virginia ratification of the
Anthony amendment left friends Of
suffrage with two more states to gain
to complete the total Of SO necessary
to make the amendment effective. That
these would be obtained in time to
permit women of all states the vote
before the 1920 presidential elec+.2~
was considered practically sure
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18

Mobridge. Several of her relatives
left to attend the funeral
Jacob Weber and Edward Kiemle,
of the Temvik country, were Linton
business visitors Thursday.
w. C. WoNverton, A. N. Junge
and Peter DeBoer opened the season
at the golf links last Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hei2rich and son went
to Bismarck Friday to visit relatives.
She returned Monday evening.
Peter DeBoer spent Sunday at Pol
lock where he attended the Bales fun
eral. He returned Tuesday.
Attorney and Mrs. Chas. Coventry
and son Stewart went to Pollock Sum-
day to attend the Bales funeral.
L. E. Feinstein went to iceland
Monday to take an invoice of his store,
which he recently sold down there.
Mrs. Nick Ochsner, of Artas, ar
rived in Linton Saturday and left the
same day for Temvik to visit relatives
Mrs. Jno. Bartu left Monday morn
ing for Mcintosh to attend the fun.
eral of her sister, Mrs. Osmer Pettis
E.. D. Fogle went to Bismarck
f., Wednesday morning to be in attend
ance at the letting of bridge contracts
Mrs. Phillip Lebig, of Cackle, N
! D., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Rowe, at the Home Hotel, this week
T. P. Lee and B. Lee returne,
home Friday evening from Sioux Rap
ids, Iowa, from a visit with brother
and sisters.
Mrs. Woods returned to her hom
in Iowa Wednesday morning after a
extended visit with her sister, Mrs
2. Norman.
Louis Carmichael, the z year oil
son of VIM. Carmichael, formerly o
Linton, died at Bismarck the pas
week of scarlet fever.
DANCE POSTPONED.-The dane
advertised for March 18th by the Par
Commission has been postponed t
Easter Monday, April 5th.-Adv.
Herb Ketchum brought some Gait!
up from Dale Sunday to take to HI
ranch at Emmonsburg, but was de
layed here on account Of the storm.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Aid wi
entertain their members and guest
at pot lunch in the basement Of tn
church Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
Mrs. Aug. Obermeier entertaine
the ladies of the Priscilla Club ar
, their husbands Thursday night of la
week. The evening was spent /,
cards, and a big feed completed IL
evenings entertainment. F.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-03-18

Teach your children to SAVE With everv purchase Won
at store will issue you coupon which you may de-
at the bank to the credit Of yourself children These
will draw interest and grow with every purchase
make. Come in and let explain this to you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23
AMBOS WIN GAME FROM MANHATTAN PARKS IN NINTH INNING, H. u S. ATHLETES WIN

the sixteen miles. The boats GOT
away to a hne start before an eaz
wind, but the breeze died down ard
a light drizzle came in which turn-
&c into a heavy rain.
The boats kept on. the Indian
leading at all times. Great credit
Is to be given to the local yachts
man for his handling OF the boat.
An anchor light was the prize given
the boat won for its position. The
second prize of a cushion life pre-
server was secured by the Tempest
while the hundred foot Of half inch
rope which was offered to the third
winner. went to the Mystery owr-
ed by Captain o. Freelander Of The
Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club
The order in which the racing
boats finished and their time i as
follows:
Indian. Macan, 1:04:o5: Tempos<.
Houseman. 1:07:11: Mystery. Free
lander, 1:0s:55 ; w. p. Lewis
1:12:15; Diana, Waters. 1zzz.50.
'Natirars" Compton. 1:z7*f0x
"Speedwell." J. Peck, 1:B6.50; why
Not" J. Wight, did not start be-
cause of broken rudder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23
Abblegate Pitches AmbOys
to Victory Here eSterday

The Perth Amboy Baseball Club
defeated the Manhattan Parks of
Newark in an interesting diamond
contest on the Raritan Copper works
field yesterday afternoon by a score
of 2-1, the game being decided in
the finai inning. The work of Harry
Apologize, Jack Egan and White"
Leahy for the locals featured in the
victory.
Leahy Performs Well.
Leahy, a st. Anthony player, was
used at third In yesterdays game.
He secured m chance at the difficult
corner, and with the strike ACQUIRED
one hit which knocked in the first
run, a sacrifice hit, and his slow
bounder to the shortstop In the ninth
inning allowed Romer to scor from
third with the winning run. Jimmie"
Silver and Charley Brownmiller, two
other Saint players. were used in this
game, the former as a pinch hitter
and the latter in right field for one
inning.
Chunk" Apologize returned to the
mound for Amboy in this game. and
the Amboy reliable showed all of his
old time cunning allowing seven
scattered hits. and struck out eight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23
M|CHEL|NS ARE
SHUT OUT, 12-0
Du Pont Players Perform In
expected Feat in Game
Saturday With Tiremen.
BY Special cerrespondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 23-With
Capt. "Jim' Stevens at his best on
Saturday afternoon the du Pont
team handed the Michelin baseball
team the worst defeat suffered in
many years. With the Parlin bats
men standing up behind the Won
score was 1910. Evans, the star
moundsman of the tiremakers. was
touched for twenty-three hits before
he was relieved by "Ab" Herman in
the eighth. Early this season the du
Pont team was overwhelmingly de-
feated by Tire Town men and Sat-
urday's come back not only cancels
this defeat, but puts them in the
running for the county champion
ship honors.
Stevens who has been playing fine
ball for the team this season has
not been pitching much and his abil-
ity along the line was unknown un-
til Saturdays demonstration. His
control was almost perfect, giving
but one free pass. striking out four
men and allowing but three bingles.
In the offensive he was also on the
job, getting three singles.
Du Point Sluggers Busy.
James, the lanky first baseman of
the du Pont team had a perfect day
with the stick. getting four singles
and a double out of five trips to the
plate. Jimmie Curly participated in
the batting melle in that he secured
four hits with four times at bat.
Every man on the du Pont team Sc
cured at least one hit. hurry Bor-
lund of this city who plays first sack
for the tiremakers. was one OF the
three men to secure a hit.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

Games Today.
Detroit in New York. :. :. So.
Cleveland in Boston (two.)
st. Louis in Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23
INDIAN FIRST
IN YACHT RACE
Nelson Macan Sails {. ].
Warnings Boat to Pretty
Victory; Tempest Second

The Indian" owned by Z. J..
waring. Of this city. and piloted by
Nelson Macan. Jr., won owe Elk
contenders in the first sail boat race
held this summer by the Raritan
Yacht Club here Saturday after
noon. It was due TO fine handling
on the part of Macan that the in
dian" completed the sixteen miles
in one hour and four minutes ard
five seconds which was three minutes
and six seconds anead of Houseman
Brothers Tempest" of the Railway
Yacht Club, considered M OF the
deetest boats in this vicinity.
The course was from the yacht
club dock to the white can buoy.
thence to the red buoy No. 8 and
then back to the dock. The course
was then gone over twice 10 make up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23

chances to score until the sixth,
when the visitors tied the game.
on, who was twirling a good
game, opened the sixth with a
double to the right center fence. u
rich sacrificed of to third. on
scored on Gruelick's single to right,
but the visitors could not step into
the lead. the next two batters going
out.
Manager Mullen of the Amboys
sent Silver to bat for Rodda to be-
gin the eighth. but the Saint back
stop was out on a grounder to the
pitcher, and the next two stickers
flied out. The visitors threatened in
their half Of the ninth, the first two
batters secured hits. one an outfield
bingle and the other a scratch. but
Applegate frightened up and retired
the side.
Romer walked to start the ninth,
and went to second on Bader's clout
to right center. Egan attempted to
sacrifice again, and he again beat
out an infield hit. Leahy was at bat
with three on and none down. and
the new Amboyan came through by
hitting a slow bounder to the short
stop, scoring Romer and ending the
game. Pick" Mullen umpired the
game.
The score:
Perth Amboys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-23
Finn Runner, Well Known in
U. S., Breaks Own Record
in Olympic Event.


This record does not include the
decathlon and the 1900 meter a
race, scores of which have not yet
been announced.
Hannes Kohlemainen, of Finland,
shattered another record when he
ran the Olympic Marathon OF
twenty-six miles and 385 yards in
two hours and thirty-two minutes
and t~hirty-ive and two-fifth seconds.
Joe Organ of Pittsburgh, and Carl
Linder, of Pittsburgh and Charlie
+, Mellor, Of Chicago, were seventh,
eleventh and twelfth respectively.
Yesterday was the first day of the
1890 games that another nation sur
passed America in the points for
the day. Finland gathered twenty
one points. while America was cred
tied with twenty. bringing her total
up to 1913.
Another worlds record was also
lifted on high when the American
team of Paddock, Scholz, Murchi-
son and Kirksey led the field in the
400 meter relay race with q time OF
forty-two and one-ffth seconds.
1t was a surprise to find America
also leading at the end of the 5000
meter team race because OF the fact
that as far as running was concern
ed it was thought that the nation
t8dQ OILY III Tie udclC9s
Three points alone would have
given America the score for the day
but in the discus throw Finland came
back and took first and second while
A. r. Rope took third for America.
In the 1900 meter relay race the
fAmerican team with Shea, Meredith,
Schiller and Bretnall qualified for
the finals.
Particular interest was created by
the qualifying heat of the 100 meters
free style swim when Duke Kahana-
moku, the Hawaiian on Americas
team, broke his own Olympic record
The summaries:
Marathon-Won by Hannes Kohl
emainen, Finland; Looseman, Es-
thonia, second; Arrie, Italy, third;
Broos, Belgium, fourth; Tomoskoki,
Finland, fifth; Sofus, Denmark,
sixth: Organ, America, seventh; Fa-
tu Kohlemainen, Finland. eighth.
Time, 2 hours 80 minutes 35 AS sec
ends. New Worlds record.
400-meter relay race-Won by
America, with Paddock. Scholz, MUIR
Gibson and Kirksey; France. second;
Sweden, third; England, fourth;
Denmark, fifth; Luxembourg, sixth.
Time, AZ LIS seconds. New worlds
record. SIS
1000 meter team race-Won by
America; Sweden. second: France,
third; England. fourth. Time. s
minutes 81 LIS seconds.
Discuss throw-Won by Kick
lander, Finland. 44.6S5 meters; Tai
pale, Finland, 44.19 meters, second;
A. r. Pope, America, 42.13 meters,
third; Dallhagen, Sweden. 41.07
meters. fourth; w. X. Bartlette'
America, 40.875 meters, fifth; Eick-
son, Sweden, 40.315 meters, sixth.
1900 meter relay race-American
team qualified for final, with Shea,
Meredith. Schiller and Bretnall.