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The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
YOST'S TEAM Is WEAK
Fasteners Disappointed at
Michigan'S Showing.
INFERIOR IN EVERY POINT
WOIverines' Onense CrumbIed Be
fore PennsyIvania's Line, and on
the Defense the Western Eleven
Was Unable TO stop .PIunEes of the
Quaker Backs-Penn Has Improved.

Watch Garrels"' Thus were the Penn
sylvania players admonished. No one who
witnessed the Pcnnsylyania-Michig
game doubts for a moment that the Qua
kers ever took their eyes off the big VOL
VERNE fun back during the contest Her=
aided as the football marvel Of the West,
around whom the Michigan Offense and
defense had been constructed. the public
was led 10 believe that this young Lochin-
var, single-handed, would demonstrate a
personal prowess that would accomplish
the defeat Of Pennsylvania And even
Michigan believed in the football infalli-
bility Of this Garrels
But alas, how the mighty hath fallen.
G2TTels had ample opportunity TO show
his ability. as he took the ball about four
times out Of five. but against Penns Won
derful defense he was utterly impOtent.
GarTels is one Of the most powerful and
feetest men who ever played on football
eleven-able TO batter any line or circle its
ends. But he did neither 10 Pennsylvania.
When he essayed 10 penetrate the line, he
found it adamant. when be attempted an
end run. he was uniformly thrown for "a
loss. Only once Of the many times he
took the ball did he succeed in making a
the PHILADELPHIA Public Ledger.
All Of which is eloquent testimony Of the
finest defensive game witnessed on
Franklin Field for q long time. in which
two players were most conspicuous Scar
lett and Greene Scarlet certainly proved
the arch enemy OF Garrels Not once did
the Michigan fun back elude or focl the
Quaker end, while. on the other hand. the
latter time and again made headlOng
tackles OF the big Wolverine just as he re-
ceived the ball, always throwing him for
a loss The writer only remembers q few
Instances of sens1t tcnal defensive work on
Franklin Field shat approached that ex-
hibited By Scarlet. One was the play of
Worthington. Lafayette's stocky end. ia
breaking up Penns guards back offense IN
the game of 1886. which the Eastonians
won. 6 10 l. The other instance was in the
Penn-Co-rcU contest IN i'5S. when George
WalbTidge played eft half back for the
IthacaEs and gave one Of tie most Won
derful exhibitions Of defensive play ever
seen o. any field
II was a difficult matter 70 determine
which was the stronger against Michi-
gan. Penn's offeHse or defense. Scarlet.
Folwell. Zeigler. Greene. HoIenback. Dra-
per. and Levine constituted the backbone
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
HARVARD IS PRIMED.
Crimson PInyers in Good shape fol
the Yale Game.

the Yale Game.
Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 1s-Harvard
started her last week of preparation for
the Yale game with an easy afternoon S
work A number Of men were not on the
field, and those who were ordered out
were given nothing strenuous to do. Cap
tain Foster was back in the hard signal
drill. and he came through the work
without showing any I'll effects. His an
kle held up well throughout. and there is
no indication that he viii not be able 10
last through the Yale game. Certain il is
that he will begin the game. Mcdonald.
the other cripple, was out in togs. Starr
was sent through the signal drill, while
Mcdonald took a long run. Burr. Kers-
berg. Osborne. Wendell. and Orr were all
given an afternoon off. Kersberg is fast
getting over the injury he received in the
Dartmouth game. and there is no ques-
ton about his playing against Yale at
New Haven on Saturday.
Burr Is almost all over his cold. and is
expected out again tomorrow. Wendell
and Osborne were simply given a lay-off.
as both have been doing q lot of work
lately. Barring the injury TO Kersberg,
Harvard came through the Dartmouth
game almost UnScathed.
Everybody except the crippIes is in fine
condition. The coaches have decided not
TO give the men much work this week.
There viii be another easy day to-mor-
row. and on Wednesday there will be a
light scTimmage. Coach Reid was not on
the field, as he went to Springfield 10
meet the Yale coaches TO discuss officials
for the Harvard-Yale game While little
was done to-day the varsity played with
lot Of snap and dash There was some
starting with the snap of the bail for all
the players Then the backs and ends
had puntng drill with Newhan booting
the ball
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
HIGH SCHOOL GA5rE TODAY.
Central and Technical Clash for the
Championship.

Central and Technical High schools will
play at American League Park this after
noon for the championship of the Wash
ington high schools. Central will after
ward have 20 play Western. but as The
GeOrgetovners are woefully weak this
fall, because Of inexperience and a very
hight team. Central will undoubtedly have
little trouble in winning. Thus the victor
of this afternoons game viii be the schol-
astic champion.
Tech is heavier than Central. and has
shown better comparative scores in the
early season. but Central has an evenly
balanced squad. and no odds will be offer
I'd on Tech. II is predicted by those who
have closely followed the fortunes Of the
elevens that the winner will not have an
advantage OF over six points.
Big Cy Macdonald will be relied upon
for most OF Central's gains. while Thrall
is expected 10 get past CentraIs ends for
long gains. Central will probably be out
punted as Thrall Is a better kicker than
Macdonald.
The teams will line IN as follows
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
INDIANS Big TOTAL
Redskins Have Scored More
Than 200 Points.
CORNELL IS NOW LEADING
IthaeanS Have 227 Points to Their
Credit, but Are Not Expected to Run
In Big Score Against Pennsylvania.
Harvard's Total Better Than YaIe's.
Scores of Army and Navy.

By making Il points against Minnesota,
the Carlisle Indians boosted their point
total 20 above the 2Oo mark Carlisle.
Princeton, and Cornell are the only teams
that have reached that total 1t is alto
gether likely that they viii be he only
teams 10 have done so when all the sched-
ules are completed.
Cornell is at the top with Z27 points, but
Is by no means sure of retaining the po-
sition. The Ithacans have one more game
10 play. with Pennsylvania, while the In
dams have two more. one with Virginia
and one with Cincinnati Nobody locks
for big increase Of points for Cornell IN
their Thanksgiving game, while il is pos
sible that the Indians may run Up big
scores against Virginia and Cincinnati
Il would be no small feature in the In
dams TO finish the season with more
points than any Of their able Contem-
pCTaries.
The difference in total points for the
Navy. as compared to the Army, was in
creased materially on Saturday, by the
Navy's 20 against North Carolina, and
the fact that the Army did not play.
There Is only one point difference between
Brown and Dartmouth. Il is in Dart
mouths favor. but Brown has the better
defensive record. While Dartmouth has
been On almost twice as much as Brown,
the Green has not been scored on by as
many different teams. Harvard and
Princeton made the only points against
Dartmouth but made them in big qGan-
titles
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
GEORGETOWN GETTING READY.
Blue and Gray Preparing for Big
Game Thanksgiving Day.

Saturdays George Washington-Vi Virginia
game brought Georgetown 10 a full reaI-
zation Of the fact that she must expect a
hard battle with the Hatchetites when
the two teams meet for the local cham
pionship on Thanksgiving Day
Yesterday Coach Reilly had the whols
Blue and Gray squad out for a long
practice on a muddy field. Considering the
slippery ball, there was less fumbling
than might be expected. There is one ad-
vantage that Georgetown expects 10 have
over her local rival on Thanksgiving Day,
and that is superior physical condition.
Nearly al the men have entirely recover
ed from their encounter with Virginia
Kerr's injured finger IS still worrying him
somewhat but the indications are that
lie viii be in prime shape for the final
game.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
POULTRY FANCIERS MEET.
Judges in Several Classes Named Of
Washington show.

A board meeting Of the Columbia Poul-
try and Pigeon Association, Of Washing
ton, was held last night at the Office OF
MIR. George Z. Howard, president Of the
association, IA Twelfth street northwest.
The interest expressed in the success Of
the show for the dates of January . to
26 has already become widespread.
The judges for poultry selected were
George o. Brown, T. Z. NcGTew, and
Louis P. Graham; pigeon judges, ". T.
Dismer. Phil Krous, a. D. Brown, J. F.
Bardrof, c. Hugh Duffy, and E c. Duffy.
Committees for placing special prizes
were: POultry-J. r. Risdon and Lee
Pilchlynn; pigeon specials, A. D. Brown
and E. G. Duffy.
A general meeting Of the association
has been called for Friday. November %,
at 7:30 O'Clock, ct the office OF George Z.
Howard
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
Cutler Wins Opening Game.

New York, Nov. 19.-The short stop Is
balk line, shots in. billiard tournament
for the championship of the world, began
here tonight with a game between Al
bert q. Cutler, of Boston, and Charles
Peterson. Of ST. Louis. Cutler was an
easy victor, winning by the score of 400 to
15l, in the fifteenth. Cutters high run
was 70, and his average 25 1G-15 Peter
sons high run was 49, and his average
10 Ills.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
REST FOR YALE SQUAD.
Eli Players Are RuSticntinE on the
Banks of the Hudson.

New Haven, Nov l9--Forbes and Erwin
are the only members OF the Yale varsity
squad in New Haven to-day. The rest Of
the team is rust.caung on the banks OF
the Hudson, where they will stay until
tomorrow afternoon. Knox, who was
hurt at Princeton. is not 20 badly injured
that he cannot get into the Harvard
game.
Speculation is rife over the possible sub
stitutiOn OF ROome for Needer in the con-
test against the Crimson. The coaches
VINO are here say that probably no change
will be made in the lineup. but il is be-
Eeved that RoOme will be in the contest.
and that he viii be in when the whistle
first blows.
on Wednesday the eleven will be given
g hard session of sCTimmage but for the
rest of the week they will have light
work The men are in tip-top condition
and need only bit Of rest to fully get
back weight, and TO keep from taking
oVerVoTlI.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
BENNING'S SELECTIONS.

First race-Bohemia Spring Marks
man.
Second race-Arlington, June Time,
Speed Queen.
Third race-Hooray. Ivanhoe, Trans
mute.
Fourth race-Crphan Lad. Monfort
OraculuD.
Fifth race-Garterknot, Snow King.
Bizzy Izzy.
Sixth race-Lady Vera, watergrass. Ok
ford.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
ST. JOHNS BEATS CAPRONS.
Soldiers scored Only Half ~ Many
Points rs Their Opponents.

The St. Johns basketball team sprung
a surprise on the Capron Cadets last
night al the Center Market Armory by de-
feating them by the score Of "A to u Bar
RE and Robertson, for the winners, played
an exceptionally good game. while Ham
merly. for the losers. did the best work
for their quint. The game was very clean.
the referee having 10 call but one foul.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
CANS IN BALTIMORE.
Champion Light-vyeight starts in
Training Next Week for Herman.

Baltimore. Nov. 19-Sull sore and VOW
ing his vengeance on Battling Nelson
ard his manager, Billy Nolan. Joe Cans,
the lightweight champion Of the world.
arrived here yesterday for the first time
since his memorable battle with the Dane
al Goldfeid. Joe will spend this week in
Baltimore previous TO going into training
FOR the battle win kid" Herman, Of Chi
cago. on New Years Day. at Tonopah.
New.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
- and Acme Gnmcs Postnoned.

The games scheduled for Wednesday
night at the Palace alleys between the
Fats and the Acmes have been post
pOned 70 a later date; but the Saengers
viii bowl that night on the Fats alleys
the games scheduled for Thanksgiving
night.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
Carroll Institnte Wins

The Carroll Institute basketball team
last night jOurneyed 10 Epiphany gymna-
sium where they played the Shamrock
qulnt and defeated the latter by the score
of 50 TO 3. The CAROLS played fine ball,
their superior team work counting much
in the final score. Downey and Crogan
were always in the game. ard together
piled UP a large score. Sullivan and
Robey, for the ShamroCks, did creditable
work
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20

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The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
MYER AGAIN WITH MIDDIES.
Return of Left Guard NecessItates
Change in Annapolis Team.

SpeClai 70 Ine y asllrsJon EeFald
Annapolis Nd, Nov. 19.-The Navy foot
ball team was considerably strengthened
to-day by the return of Myer TO his po-
sition at left guard. Myer, who is re-
gaTded as one OF the finds Of the year,
has been out Of the game for three weeks,
because Of injuries He is a valuable
player. and often breaks through and gets
down the field under punts. His return TO
the game caused another shift in the line.
PiersOl, the veteran tackle, who had been
moved TO guard, was put back to right
tackle This deprives the chances Of
either MagTUdeT or Simpson for d tackle
position, as NOrthcTOft has done so well
that he seems a fixture on the left side.
Right guard is in doubt, as there IS lit
tie to choose between Shafroth and
Wright although ShafrOth is said 10 have
the call SiinglUff, the center man. who
bruised his feet. viii soon be in shape.
so that the lineup against West Point is
practically settled Secret practice was
resumed this afternoon. There was no
lineup, a long signal drill being the or
der.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20

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The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
Herald Want Ads

will be received at s. Kann, Sons & Co. :
Information Bureau and promptly for
wardel TO the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
YaIe,s small SCORES.

Harvard shows better than Yale in
points made. but not as well in points
made by opponents. The same condition
obtains between Princeton and Yale L
only. one contest since the Syracuse game,
which was on October 6, has Yale scored
more than twice.
Michigan finishes her season with the
small total OF sixty-tWo points.
The totals follows: Georgetown. 6-22.
seven games. George Washington, sS-2S
seven games. Harvard lS4-20; ten games.
Yale. 1856 nine games. Princeton. 205-9.
ten games. Pennsylvania. 1916. ten
games Cornell 1879: ten games. Dart
mouth. 91-s4; nine games. Brown S0-32;
eight games. Amherst. 30-29; six games.
Williams. 62-f4; eight games. West Point,
5e-z3; seven games. Annapolis, bill; ten
games. Lafayette, 164-3o; eight games.
Carlisle. 20S-l3: nine games. SwarthmoTe.
1881: eight games. Pennsylvania State.
65-l0; seven games. Virginia. 142-1S. ten
games Syracuse l66-75; eight games.
Fordham. 1873; seven games. Lehigh.
S7-117: nine games. Michigan, 62-35; six
games
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
Admission to GrandStand, $500.
Paddock, SOC Extra.
Ladies, S1.00.

Pennsylvania Railroad Special Train leaves Sixth Street Station
Two Special Trains returning Immediately after the
last the other wait for delayed passengers Fare trip
25 Electric direct track every minutes from 9Th
and New York Fare, cents
y. .B-Objectionable characters positively excluded.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
BELMONT COLT WINS
FL Dorado Makes a Show of
His Field at Benning.
0RMONDE'S RIGHT WINS LAST

Equal Fnvorite with Angler at Post
Time, but the winner Was Much
False FaVOrite-Three Choices Win.
Large Crowd Out on a Bad Day.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-20
BENNING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1906

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The Washington herald., 1906-11-20

GooIs-Barrle. &; Eachschmidt. 3: Robertson. g.
JohnchCr. Holmes. HammCTy. 3: Lesch. StuI. and
Wilkinson. RefCTee-8ir. Robbins. Tirlers-1Iess-s
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-01-11
Minor Mention

Mrs A B Johnston went east
Tuesday.
Messrs Luddingham. Stetzel and
another travelling man were in
town Wednesday.
Rev f Ashley of Cheyenne Ag-
Gncy and Edwin Sutton of Laurel
were pleasant callers today.
Joe Latour of Gettysburg was
in town Monday night on his way
to visit his friend Dick Dunn.
Alex LaPlant returned from his
visit to his mother at Wagner S. ID.
Wednesday. accompanied by his
sister. Miss Susie.
A three pound baby is reported
to have arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Linenllo. who set
tied on homestead some distance
southwest Of town last summer.
Rev Collins was in town last
Saturday after Il load of his house
hold goods. He said he had been
teaching his new school was a
week and very much pleased with
it.
Jacob Kluth Sr left for Mime
apolis Tuesday to order new and
improved engine for his ferryboat.
From there he will 90 to Williston
n. d. to visit his son Jake who
has been in business there this
winter.
Mrs kempf. the beneficiary Of
the late b NJ Kelnpf. who was a
charter member of the Forest CITY
Woodmen camp, on Monday re-
Ceived a draft for the full amount
Gf his policy. viz. 81, ,OOO-just one
lnonth and tbirtesit days aftef he
died:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-01-11
c. A. B SCHOOL. NOTES.

We had a full holiday on New
Years day.
The children had good time on
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
The boys and GIRLS had their
Christmas dinner last Thursday.
The boys and GIRLS changed de
tail in the departments Monday
morning.
Most of the boys and girls went
down to camps on Saturday and
Sunday afternoons.
MIR Mossman and Baptist Red
Dog went to look for children last
Friday morning and returned Sat
urday evening, bringing Fred
Thunderhawk to school.
MARY SHEPPARD
The following were written last
week under date of Jan. 9. but
were delayed in transmission till
this week.
Miss Coffin, the new boys ina
tron, arrived last week.
Mr. and Mrs T J Sheppard left
for Gettysburg Saturday morning
and returned Sunday evening.
Mrs Katharine Claymore and
Misses Caroline Garreau and Sallie
Carter made visit to Flandreau
during last week.
Miss Walsh returned from Fort
Pierre Thursday.
Miss Hines and Mr. Murphy re-
turned from Ft Pierre Wednesday
Miss Garreau is working at tht
Mess House.
Mr. Haycock returned from
spending his vacation with his
family in Utah, Saturday.
The work in the school room:
began Tuesday morning.
a feast was given at the Cathu
lie meeting house Sunday evening
week ago to which all were invited
ANY SHEPPARD.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-01-11
Agency Budget

DIR and Mrs Dricsbach went to
Whitehorse last week.
Mr. Washburn and Mr. Hood re-
turned from Whitehorse last week.
The Christmas tree exercises
at the Catholic church were held
on Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs Gunderson gave a very en-
ioyable party last Thursday even
ing to the young people of the
Agency.
Fred Seclcy left for New Mexi-
co Tuesday with Homer Walling-
ham in charge. who seems to be
failing mentally. He has been
working for the lansford Land 4
Cattle Co.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-01-11
MAY LIVE 100 YEARS

The chances for living full
century are excellent in the case of
Mrs Jennie Duncan of Haynes
vile. Me-. now 20 years old. She
writes: Electric Bitters cured me
of chrohic dyspepsia of go years
standing atid made me feel as we'll
and strong as young girl" Flee
trio Bitters cure stomach and liver
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-01-11
Installations.

Sylvan Camp X. N. had their
regular meeting last Saturday and
adjourned to Tuesday. when the
following named were regularly
installed. Past Oracle Mrs ii f
Gates acting as installing officer:
Recorder-Mrs G f Douglas
Receiver-Mrs C .Joscslyn
Marshal-Mrs L Oliver
Sentry-Mrs A w Cooper
The balance of the officers are
to be installed at the next regular
meeting, which comes on Jan. 20.
The Oracle-elect. Mrs Kempf.
having declined to serve again.
Mrs Jos Otto was elected to fill the
vacancy. The regular meeting
place was changed from the hall to
the residences of the members. and
the next meeting was appointed to
be held at the residence of Neigh
Dor Joscclyn. A committee of
five ladies was appointed to ar
range for and manage dance to
be given in the near future. for the
benefit of the camp.
The Joint installation of officers
has been given up because of the
desire OF the Woodmen to initiate
II member at their next meeting.
tomorrow night. A supper. how
ever, to be provided by the ladies',
is to follow the Woodmen's install
latioh.
Cheyenne Agency lodge NJ. b. A.
held their installation on Tuesday
evening. at the dining room of the
Indian boarding school, which was
splendidly adapted for ilie pur-
pose. President +. Ashley acted
as installing officer. and Conductor
jeff Sage carved the chicken.
There was but a limited propor-
tion of the members present. on
account of many of them residing
at distance. Eight guests help
ed to dispose of the appetizing
viands.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-01-11
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NOTICE Fer PUBLICATION N
Department Of the interior. Land Office

Department Of the Interior. Land Oiiicc
at Huron. SD. Dec. %. 1905
NOTICE Is hereby given that the fol-
loW ng nan,cd settler has filed notice Of
ms ininntlon 20 make iilal proof in sup
port Of hs claim and that said proof viii
d" 'naNr before the Register and Receiver
ut l'uron. ). d. on February 5. 1906. VIZ:
Oliver W. ChausSro. II. T.. No. 1853
fo' The swI4 See. II, +. 1l9 ". X. -. W5th
Pm. Ne names the following Witness
es 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land. viz: William
y ilord. } Il Whitcsidc. Fred Donovan
ana l. Thompson. all of Getty burg
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