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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
OnfeI sam oe Japan.

Sra 8aibiugtou meOoeles, at Oct I
Statsoepartcmeutet bar oaft aoifilis
5or6auielie, at Ser idouel Der ! Son-
oct iom / Here irtmmeoe 5oueoitpoer
er fremtommet @eretHinger. JON
uabenbart er b~ereguet pnn at bibriIi'
ge oet SnOtrnt at Der er opitnaet al.
oorliae Ripniueer meaem Sopau og
qmerifa angaaenoe Spsrgsmddlet
ON SnOpan0riug al iapnreiiife ar'
beiSere iii slmerifa. Statsseporte.
mentet tieuorr urnlis life til Hogeu
ianoon Riuuius; Observation-Disclosures
meaem Dc to SduOe bar tuertimoo
ioreganet ! Sen iterite archaeological.
itoen al Der bar URret Seor al Segn
til uogeu al,rre pao Sraaoen.
Mimner G'9rien bar life -frG.
ret ni Sopan Hogen ffriftlig Sraftat
onaaaenoe bette Snopauorinas.
~iperasmddl. men BAN bar tiIitiuet
bet iapaneiiife lISenrissoepartement
en- SGffe OplpsHiHser. bIauot nnoet
Sen. Of DC iapaueiiife Sorholosrealer
iii SnoFrputnins al llosanorinsen
til Amerifa itttet bar frugtet. men at
SmhpanSrinsen til Amerifa al iapa.
EeIiitc auIier tpertiuoo bar tiItaaet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
uIyffes' Statiitif.

5 2sbet Of iibite aar anmelotes
Ser til 9oIitiet / Chicago ialt 1884
lllpftestiliGIoer, buoraf GA bapoe
9soen tilislee. 5 1906 beIsb Def
belle antaI zig til $4,000 = altiao
libt mere emo iibite aur. Statiitifer
Sreoerif 3er bar nsiagtis fIaiificeret
ollie Silf9lOer, og sperit paa eenne
isrgelise Cite err lllptfer paa Spor'
poene og Sernbaner meo 4,42t I'll
fqIoer; 264 bapoe ct oeoeligt uofalo;
bernait fommer lllpffer peo Sab
meo 2,t4f; peo aisretsier (oeri
mbefattet @utomobiIer) ioreialot
Der 1,5Ss llIpffer. buorpeo IA 1ten'
neIfer miiteoe 9ipet; pua be opbsieot
goner og oeres Stationer uar Der 81
uIpffestilfeloer. os IA @enneitei
or9btes o. |. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Weierio0ienet.
Gu ~bcgrnuSet Appel for eousiuuing
ON isoeral SuipeftiOH.
Smoret taber iig.

Gam SduGSabl / Ct. Better.
@imt.. bar til aonaresntano 1aois
ifrepet ct grep, bpori ban frcmfom.
mer meo Tlouer til national 2op.
gipning og Suipeftion for at f%reutnnc
9anOets NteieriintereSier. ! iomme
Stripelie %ioretommer ogind mango
iHteresionte @iufter. Der uiier boilte
itore Sab WeieripGlenet lioer oeo oen
mIpGreroe @iau1el paa pasienoe 10
oerol Snlpcftiou,
Mr. Sdlgoabl aisr opu9rfiom
pau. bpor itor Mteieriiuouitricn er |
&c Sorene0e Stater, men poduiier o.
ioa iamtioig. at inmmenlignet meS
Gdndoa og Here SouOe | europa er.
bbcrper pore Weierimrno paa lanat
npr life iad tor Rettofortieneite JON
oereS aonfurrenter | openu9unte
Gamble. Suertinoo poaitanr ban, at
Nteieriinouitrieu her / Sdnoet. peo
giauqel pna SunOifab ca grforiug |
areoturitel iout SrembringeIie og
9iSpouering al Reieriprooufter, Ii.
Der enorme Cab, Der ninaife belsber
iig til M,iaiouer al Collars.
san goor oerpao oper til at ontale
oen STRENGTHENING at &paliteteu al
olnerifanif Smer or / itaoig REQ.
gang. 2enne Reoaong, tiger ban,
bar piit ria mere oa mere iioen Sepa.
rutoreu iuoisrtes pao 6armen oa Der
iantiOig nmlagoeS fore Greameries,
Ser mootdaer 8orieuOeIler at 8lsoe
fra forIfiellige Stater; oeune Sleoe
er oite iau beoGrnet, at Den umnIig
ton ~irelnbrinae eoot % inuSt Smsr.
Gaa @runo af Den anieelie. iom
miuOre Greameries. Der tun heupt.
ter Relf ira lit HaboIoas nj.
Der for lit Smcr, bar oct pGret
muligt for indonnne ianrittiabeos.
leie Observation-Disclosures of iGIge lit
Groonft moer genGpneIie al "fsritc
atoSieS Greamerp-S msr". 0enue
urctfRrotge aonfiIrranre bnroe Der
iptteS en- Chopper for; Regieringen
itulOe inetmiuoite paa DC iorifielIige
Ntarteocr babe erfarne Mpno, Der
tlmoe iRtte tit Stempel poa Barren
OF inuleoes iptte 5olf iitano til at
uioe. buoo Bare man ticber. Wen
Regieringen ItuIbe life lo0e iig nsie
meo bette; Der ifiilec bore oieIige
Snipetterer paa 6arten, Der life
ulcile inipicereoe alle Inlpg %. ON
ugopcnoig, beHptieee 2ooenS itprfe
srm. men ogiau biitoo Dc ioritieilige
miHore fpnoige | at irembringe ct
9roOuft al beore apalitet.
@tr. Saugoabl antpoer. of Son.
oresien burOe 6epilge ira $4,000 til
$4,000 ium oct iorbercoenNe Sfriot
til at iorinne Observation-Disclosures peo
Observation-Disclosures neo De MOO
penpige SiGIpemibIer til at iuGrf.
irtte en- mere ueiagtig Snipettion al
ReieriprOOuftcr. Der bliper 9ien.
itauo for Observation-Disclosures.
a~ongresmanO 0auis bar forelugt
oeunc Striuelie for SetretGr Bilion
Iuf Observation-Disclosures og oerne
bar uotalt iig fuloitGnoig euig meo
DIR. SmugSabl. Oa De al bom onisrte
Efng iomitemmer meo DC GriariHger.
man bar giort i ager6rugSoeparte-
menfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Oct norife Storthine.

Sra ariitionia ~telegraferes ben
lite Sanuar:
S%tortbir9et iammentraaote igaar
for isrite Gang efter SsitiesiionerneS
afifaffelie. Garl 9erner gienoalgteS
til YrGiioent oe @unor anuoieu til
@icepr9iioent. Stortbingets bsiti.
beige Iabning bill finbe Steb @an.
Dag Den 13oe, og Song Saafon bill
ielp oplGie Srontalen og erfl9re
Sbinaet for aabnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

mission me6 milo Rnnoigbeo til at
unoerisge De sfouomiife anriager.
lem bar leoet ob til Sobafstrisen. ca
al briuge paa Oct rene, on oe- oirte.
Zig bar o9rct en- Sperproouttiou al
Gobof. eaer ON Iriierue err tpuu.
get reo al en- Sritit eller aombinaiion
al S~pfipbere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

bsr gisres for at unogaa lllptfestil'
fGIber / @rubcrne, iom Der ! ben ie'
mere Sio bar nGret iaa mango al.
8agmGno / &esierinsens Sieneitc
paa bette Smraaoe bar tonfereret
meo @rubeeierne % oeres HeprGlen.
tanter anganenbe Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
BRUCE oe Dueeeeoper.

Sor et gar iioen befienOtgioroC
Sobn g. Rurtin eieren al Den itore
Gaiee Martin / 9ep gort, at ban
piloe qiue 500 I'll enbper at tine
aoffe, Gppdrtere on 9etiente, Der
giiteoe ia | Ssbet al 1907 Iigeleoes
forpIigteoe ban iig til at beiale SOC
FOR bpert Barn. Der foote's ! noger
6amilie blanot bans arbeioere, oa
at 5aSereu til 3%uiainger ifrlSe iuc
St00, meoens Sriliuger uiloe brtu.
ge Den Ipffeligc Gooer $50.
Zen Bite Sec. 1907 bar Aaret
noe. og Reanitabet Ter iaoleoes no;
7il % G,iiteumool a $780,. $500
3il 40 Smadbsrn q $50 ....... 2.450
XII ct Bar 5piuinssr a $780,. 100
err. gsartin iosoe. at Dc $3.50
iom ban / anrcts 9sb bapoe uooell
blanot Dem al fine ar6eioere. oel
enten par hIepue sifte eler ! bpiS 6G
miller Bern par fsote. par blanot d
llosiiter. bporoper ban islte JIG itoIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
OY 6eianot.

Zen i~dpoueiiife Hegiering bar fore.
ipurgt | StatSoepartementet / 8oih.
inator, ON aoguro Sofobira. iom mt
er ambdsioosr i Stalieu, er afcepta.
bel hos Den omertfuuife RegieriuG
iom ioponeiiif gmboSioosr / Dor so.
peoiiaS. SertiI bar StotSminiitcr
Scot iparet, al Heaieriuocu iinocr
Sr. 9ofabira / ole Mtoaber tilireoS.
itillenoe. Serue bar iorsprigt o9iao
Ell Sang fer pGret SopanS @eian0t
/ 8dibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Gibbons for Sicenie.

s Marplumo fo%reitoar MI ogiaa en-
& ON, paa bpilfen Ranbe Salg
al beruienbe 9riffe be6it fol fiunne
fontrolleres. Spsrgsmaalet ON bsi
Sicenie eaer 2ocal Option bill fomme
OBJ til 9ebanbling / 2egislotltren, og
Sagen brsftes aqerebe temmelig lin.
ligt baaoe / Iresien og onOre Ste.
Der. SeIpe aaroinaI 8ibbous bar
fslt fig opfororet til of taee Del.
San rbtaIer Zig gauifc uforbeboloent
for bsi 2icenie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

sematur Rriipn inSleperer ct ameno'
ment til "Gnrrsnee" 'Siacn.
Mmorc MeooeleHer.

9 ct gmenoment til Den al Sena'
tor glbrih i~nobraste Bill angaaertoe
0enaeupienet foreilanr Senator
anute Ielion, at Snbifub ! Rational.
banter bliper sarantereoe, life peo
noaen oirefte grtraifat, men oerpeo
at Der afIettes en- 5ierbeoel az De
Ienac, ion / Sorm al Circulation
tor" inbbetoles / De Sor. Staters
Sfatfommer Of Rationalbanferne
Iom ct ssono, bporaf Snoifpbere lfal
boIoes ifaoesIsie / SiIf9loe al Sanf-
iaaitter. Sinansminiiteren ifal paa'
&c, at bisie Yenge fommer Snoltp'
bere tilaooe paa Den tiliigteoe Wtoaoe.
ioainart en- 9onf i9ttes unoer Iontt'
INITIATION % man foar iulot Sperbllt
oper oens Statlis. 9ette giGISer Dog
life SnoifpSere, bpis Snbifro er be-
trpeeet peo gooe SGrbipapirer. Sc
notor GeIion bar regnet no, at bntS
Ell fsieroeoel al be Ienee, iom inobe.
tales til Sfatfummeret iom Stat, az
ipttes / ct iaaoaut Sono, bill Def be-
lebe fla til ODER Ell Wiaion Dollars
ON garet, foruoen ben Stat, iom
Ilori6. 9ilen foreifripeS pao oct
ioreIaaeoe emergency Currency.
Scnoet fol life onerItige II Will
lioner, cg bpnb Der fomnner ino
oper bette geleb ifal i~nobetaleS
Sfatfammeret iom en- Del al oct al
minoeIise 6ono.
SuietS Subfomite for Eenge. og
for 8anfufi9rer er fommet operens
ON en- Bill, iom tiliigter at blo1sre
Den iornsone Glalticitet | bort Neii'
9enGien. 9iaen beitemmer, at olc
Tenge, gafonteret at useltdaenoe
Iational 9anf Bombs, ital inooro'
ges og at Der iitebet ifal uolteoes
Genge, iom er funoeret paa Hational'
banfernes gftipa. Controller OF The
Gurrencp ifaI trRffe Ell Sr0ning,
brorefter SuOlssning fan lfe | pis'a
nGrmere beitemte gper, ioa at oct life
mebfsrer nogen iGrlig llleiligbeo for
9anferne. Sper 9anf ifal %oeponere
hos De Sor. Staters GasIerer 8 Bro'
cent al fine Snoifuo / Inrets Sob o1
8 8rocent al De Credit Hotes", Tom
ben efter en- anoen Srbning bar an
leoning til at erbperpe til ct gelsf
iparenoe til 8Grbien al lin gftiefapi
tul. Seb SiGlp al bisie Een9e ifdl
Der oprettes ct 8orontiioub paa en-
balp Billion Collars til 9etrpggelie
baooe al SuSfuobene / 9anfeu og Dc
uoeltaaeube Tengeieoler.
9ropnsniqe.IifGren por Glen
itano for aoifiaig Spmprfiombeo
Senntet Sorsoag ben Soc os. 6orail-
~leoningen til, at Sagen bragtes pao
9ane par en- 9ia ON 9emauoine al
Slaaoen, iom SenatorSa baobe inc.
bragt. 9ette 9ap Senator Gilman
8airb paa Wplen; bon piloe bapt
Hebe pao, ON Der / 9omiteen pilot
bIine anIeoniug til at fomme til
aumoif1b ON DC nGremre aienos.
gierninger / 5orbinoelie meo IffG.
rem og antpOeOe, at ban ngteoe q
iremitiae gioner, iom Liable interes.
iante 8ing at iortplle oerom. Ser
til ipareoe Sale, at Der iitfert life pil
De pere uoget | 8eien for at gisrC
bette. Senotet ~aiournerebe ON CT
termiooagen til Wanbag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

St RsSe boIoes | oisie Gage
@oibington Of Ieoenoe a~iilsrubeeiere
os beres aepreientanter fro ollie
aanter ui 2anSet for, ON muiIist, ai
tOHruie paa bet rene meSt boob oer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01
PUT CAPTAIN OUT.
Leader of Vale Swimming Team Dis
 qualified by ShcfI Faculty.

Captain Edward C. M Richards of the Yale swimming team has been disqualified by the Sheffield scientific school faculty from participation in Yale athletics for the present, and le probably will be unable to swim in the first meet of the season, which takes place next Saturday This is se- we're blow to the team, and is further added to by the loss of Howe, shelf freshman. and a brother of Captain II. A Howe of the Yale crew
 The disqualification of Richards the Shelf faculty say is not permanent, and he will be able to swim in meets after Christmas at any rate. But the action has an influence on the cham pIonship or the eastern colleges for Richards has always been a sure point gainer.
 Al a recent meeting Of the intercol- lcgiatc swimming association Rich ards was elected president of the gs- sociation, and Robert Moses, also of Yale. was elected secretary. Moses Is president of the Yale swimming asso- ciation and took the initiative in forming the minor athletic leasne last spring
 Tn worl, on the new Carnegie pool which was started late in the summer, ls being carried on rapidly and tho rear of the ggmnlasium is taking on a fairly presenta bie appearancc Tlc pool will be completed in the spring.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01

Eisole, New York A, c fourth. Time, BPS 2-5.
 1000 yard run--Won by Harry Giss- ing, unattached; Melvin w. Sheppard Irish American A, C, second; w Berk- ern N, Y, A, C, third R ]. Esan, Pastime A, C, fourth, Time 2 minutes, 20 seconds
 One-mile walk-Won by s. Lieb- gold, Irish American A. C., E. Eisen- hing, Mohawk A, C., second, R. Mann, Pastime A, G. third; l.. Lebgold, lrish-American A, C., fourth. Time .7;17 415.
 Pole vault for distance-Won by w. A. Mcleod, lrish-American A, C., with 26 feet l-2 inches; NJ, ] Sheridan, Irish American A. C., second, 26 feet , inches; J. Hanbrook, Mohawk A. C., third 25 feet 3-4 inches; ] F Ben nett, Princeton A, A., fourth, 24 feet 1-2 inches
 Martin Sheridan, the worlds cham piOn pole vaulter for distance, while competing in theeeyent fell and strain cd ligament in his left shoulder Sheridan fell after ma king a leap, The accident undoubtedly prevented the hero of the Athens Olympiad from SCOT ing the greatest number of individual points for the first night of the big meet. He had eight to hs credit when he met with his second accident, which will put him out of the meet, for he will not be able to compete tomorrow
 Tom Longboat the Indian runner, who is practically matched to meet Dor&ndo, the Italian. in a long distance race, arrived in the Garden after tho "a yard dash had been run. He recelv- pd gu OVatlo
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01
EASTERN LEAGUE MEETING.
Owners to Meet December in New
 Nork-pulliam silent.

New York Nov. President P. Y. Powers, of the Eastern Baseball league, issued call to-day for meeting in this city, December S. of the owners of the clubs of that league and of the American association to ratify and carry out recommendation presented hy the committee appoint ed at Buffalo fortnight ago relative to the appeal of the National com mission for higher classification. These two organizations. which boltod the National association at ifs meet ing in Chicago contend that they do not wish independence but took the action they did to gain privileges which they consider essential
 President Harry Pulliam of the Ma tional league, who returned to-day from a long vacation in the west when questioned as to tho probable action of the National commission in the matter declined to make any statement saying he had been too long out of touch with baseball af- fairs, The National commission will meet here next week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01
YALE HOCKEY PLANS
Ellis Looking Forward to An other Championship Team
 This Winter.
SCHEDULE IS ANNOUNCED
Christmas Trip to Pittsburg to Be Taken--probab Make-Up
 of the Team.

Since the winning of the champion ship from Harvard last spring interest in hockey at Yale has revived con slderably and as result there will be a large number of candidates out for the team next week at the call of Captain Heron. Most of the practice ing will be done at the St. Nicholas rink, New York, where all the cham pionship games will be played. Prob ably one team will be taken on here as last year when the NJ. l. T. team played Yale at the Lawn club grounds
 The Yale team has a good neucleus from last year, the principal losses being Captain Stanley, Driscoll and Charlie Williams, the baseball play CT. From last years team there IS left John F. Heron, Grover c. Fels and Len Stanley, forwards, and Henry A. Howe, who is also captain of the crew, goal, R. s. King has a good chance to become point this year and promising candidates for other posi- tions are F. II. Olmstead, the base ball manager C. w. Howard, and Ford Johnson, the football quarter back. From last years freshman team there comes a likely lot of ma teral, Ted Lilley, the football tackle, Bob Dcmng of this city, Sterling Mar tin, the swimmer, 0. F, Mcintyre, the baseball player, and c, c, Hinks
 bpr1Fpu ull taLa Christmas trip this year contrary to the usual custom. December ( the team will play the Wanderers at St. Nicholas rink, and commencing with December 90 there will be four games in Pittsburg, two with Cornell. one with the Carnegie Institute of Tech nology. and one with the Yale alumni. After that there will be a game In New York against the Crescents
 The intercollegiate schedule is as follows:
 January 6-Prnceton vs. Columbia.
 January 9-Harvard vs. Columbia,
 January 1i-Yale vs. Dartmouth.
 January 20--Dartmouth vs. Column bia
 January 22--Dartmouth vs. Prince 1 ton
 January 27-Yale vs. Columbia.
 February 6-Yale vs Princeton
 February 6-Dartmouth vs. liar ward
 February 1S-Ilarvard vs. Yale.
 All the championship matches will be played at St Nicholas rink.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01
TOURNAMENT OPENS
Competition for Intercity Indi. vidual Championship Opens
 To- night in New York.
B0WLERS IN IT
Among Them Glen Riddcll. Alex Duna bar, Johnny Nelson, Billy Heins
 and Others.

The Iifth annual bowling compe.i- ton for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle medal and the Greater New York In- ter-city individual championship starts this evening with eighteen contestants in New York city Each bowler meets the other in home and home series, best six out of eleven games in each match, In this way there will remain but little doubt as to the real winner of the title at the conclusion of the tournament.
 The competition Is considered the blue ribbon event in the bowling cir- cles of Greater New York and the winner is the acknowledged champion of the city.
 Much interest locally will be center ed In the outcome of the competition as number of Eastern league bowl CTS, who have appeared here this year, are entered in the contest. The eighteen contestants are composed of six from Brooklyn, eight from Man haitian, two from the Bronx and two from Newark
 Among the New Workers entered are Glen Riddell, who by his pleasing manner and clever rolling, quickly made number of friends here; Alex Dunbar, who rolled the individual event here some two weeks ago, and Fred Pump, jr., and w. Heins, who also made his appearance here with that team.
 A Brooklyn Bowler of note, who undoubtedly will be favored by local acquaintances, is John r. Nelson. Nelson rolled against Charlie John son on the Tuxedo alleys last Friday night, and took four games out of the series. Those who watched him roll say that he s ono of the prettiest and best individual bowlers seen on the local alleys.
 The favorite in the competition, however, Is Jimmy" Smith of New York, who for the past three years has been the champion. To gain the honor this year he will undoubtedly have to work hard, as there are many of the bowlers who are anxious to gain the title he now holds. Other bowlers entered in the tournament are William Linden, Albert Schwebke, John Roster, William w. Weingarth Lee K. Johns, John J. Voorheis, George J. Haller, c. B. Horan, Garri- son Morris, William Durkin. jr., Louis Westphal and Charles Luhrs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01
 AUSTRALIANS KEEP CUT.
Wright Won but Alexander Lost In
 Contest for Davis Cup.

Melbourne, Nov. 30.--Fhe Austral- ian players to-day won the Davis cup, finally defeating Meesrs. Wright and Alexander, the American contestants.
 Two sirgles matches wcle played to- day, The first was between Norman Brookes Australia and Beals c. Wright, America, and the second be- tween A. r, Wilding, Australia, and F. R. Alexander, America, Brookes lost to Wright but Wilding beat Alex ander and as it was necessary for the Americans to win both these com tests In order to take the cup back to the United States the famous trophy will remain here
 In his first set with Wright Brookes showed splendid judgment in placing, and the score was GO. The second set was keeny contested both men serving beautifully; score, G-3. The third set was a hard fight, and re- suited in a victory for the American, score, 7-5 In the fourth set 1t was seen that Brookes was getting tired; Wrights service and volleyng were admirable, and he won, 6-2. It was now two sets all. The final set was long drawn ont and hard fought. but Wright was eventually the winner, by l2-l0.
 Wlding beat Alexander 6--3, 6-4 6-1 the latter being outpaced and outclassed, while Wilding showed re- markablc accuracy,
 The day was intensely hot and the men played in a dazzling sun, The attendance was very large, the grounds being crowded to their fullest capacity.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01

Ninth inning rallies in which a fav- oritc player was sent in to bat for an other for the home team and succeeded in waloplng out a home run when two men were on bases thereby winning the game wore not in it with the way in which Dutch" schiller, whom George Bone had sent in 10 replace Warner, took the game out oC the hands of the New Britain bunch last night and placed it on the shelf for the Boneyards with less than a mnuet and q half to play. The game was all the visitors up to the last lj minutes of play as they had succeeded in scoring twice while Bones men could not get tho ball by Pence
 In the first two periods the visitors deserved all they got for they played all around the New Haven team keep ing the ball around the local cage con stantly The third period however was too much for them and they could not keep up with the fast pace set by the local boys, who were greatly strength ened by the addition of Schfrcr The big boy Jean from New Britain tired In this period and in a slang express sion was "all in."
 Duggan of the BankWrcckcrs de- slrves special mention for the manner in which he performed. Despite Paul Gardner's 'hindrances and attempts to foul the fast rushcr from New Britain he kept the members of the Boneyard quintet continually on the jump and succeeded in capturing half of the rushes
 Schiller who was sent in at the be- ginning of the third period certainly put some life into the New Haven play CTS. The "Dutchman" from Mcridcn lost no time in getting right into the yame capturing the first rush from Duggan and caging the first goal of the period and incidentally the first for the Boneyards in ten seconds. Af- ter this he kept the local team as well as the New Britain quintet continually on the go with his passing and driving and ended the scoring by driving a pretty goa for the wind mp
 The first period was uneventful with the exception that aside from the SCOT Ing of a single goal by the visitors in nearly fourteen minutes the local boys ,aged two goals both of which immedi- ately rolled out again. New Britain again scored in the second period while Pence by a grand rally kept Warner From pushing the ball in by rushing out If his cage and interccptinC his drive.
 The third period started off with Schffor showing fine form and caging Inc first goal in ten seconds Bone fol- lowed him In a little over two min ltes thus tieing the score, Jean snet The hopes of the fans and consequence .y the cheering to the ground when ono minute and five seconds afterwards he aged a goal thus giving the visitors an advantage of 2 single goal. The ocal players then started off in whirl- Nind form and completely played the Bankwreckers off their feet. Bone ,gain tied the score by rolling the ball past Pence and Schiffer wound things ID when after fierce rally between
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-01
FIRST INDOOR SHOOT.

The first indoor prize shoot of the Independent German Rifle company was held last evening at their range. lO3 Grown street X large number participated in the shoot Following are some of the scores;
 R, Dohcrgotz, T; Fl, Schulz 8, A. Petzch, 72 E Hahn, 6S, l. sehant, 66, C, A. Rosenthal 6j, ]. Mohr Ca; II. Glass, 65, C. LlchtensteIn, 64; C. Hahn, 63, A. Lenkenbach, 62; H. Konod, 62; N Andrews, 60; W r Radon, SO, J. A. Broner 80; A, Lubenow, 59,