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New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
YALE GUNNERS BEATEN
SUCCUMR TO CRESCENTS
Bay Ridge Team Wins Liuely
Match at Traps in Rain.

BY margin Of fifteen targets the trapsho,.,-
Of the Crescent Athletic Club defeated a vtst4f,.
team from Yale University yesterday IN a o.
hundred target match shot on the grounds OF "a
home club at Bay Ridge The score was: Crs.
cent, 4z4: Yale, 40e.
Despite the bad weather conditions ard -.
poor light both sides did some creditabls shoot
ing The teams were made up OF five picked
shots from each organization. L NJ Palmer ir
proved high man for the home club His first ana
third strings were p out Of the possible 25; his
second string was 21, and in the final he broke "a
making his total So A R Allan also succeeded
in breaking "a on his last string. but F ". Roret.
was second best the team. His total
was ss.
b Thaw was high man on the Yale team Ia
broke 20 for his first string and % his second
He only missed IN his third string. and his
final score was 21 making his total 81. Thaw
Hebard and Dickey made a brave fight TO win but
they were not well supported by Dimock and Noel.
Thirteen entered for the March Cup In the Sec
ond weekly shoot for this trophy. and the high
man proved to be G. G. Stephenson, IT., who broke
all of his twenty-five targets. l. NJ Palmer shot
"a from scratch. F. ". Mofrett and F. B. Steph-
enson were the winners OF the team match, with
score of 46 to A. made by A. z. Hendrickson and
A R Allan.
G. G. Stephenson, Jr-. was the winner OF
twenty-five target match. in which thirteen COM
peted and he also the scratch" shoot. max
ing full scores in each. N. Stiner and ". ". Mar
with full scores and IN the shoot-on Stiner won
with % broken. Prizes were divided between I.
NJ Palmer and A z. Hendrickson. and between
A. r Allan A. z. HendricAson and l. NJ Palmer.
all Of whom broke twenty-four targets
The scores follow
MATCH sHooT-CREscENT ATHLETIC CLUB Us.
YALE UNIvERsITT-1OO TARGETS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.
SHOOT FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE PRIZE.
Nearly Score of Colleges Will Take Part in
Gallery Championship.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Nearly score OF the
leading universities and colleges of the country
have entered for the intercollegiate rifle match
for the 1899 gallery championship Of the United
States which will be shot the local ranges. be
ginning next Monday The championship trophy
was presented by the Forest. Fish and Game So
cietv and is to be held by the winning university
or college for year and 10 become the permanent
possession Of the institution winning IL three times
The institutions entered for the match are Vir-
ginia Polytechnic. Columbia, George Washington.
Iowa State University, Delaware, Nevada, Univer-
sitv OF Idaho, University of California State Col
lege Of Washington. College OF st. Thomas, St
Paul Wisconsin, Drury College. Springfield. Mo:
University of Maine, Massa chusetts Agricultural
College Harvard. Agricultural College of Utah and
Cornell.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
GIANTS IDLE IN RAIN
COLTS WELCOME DALLAS.
Seymour, Still tn Bad Odor Nth Nc
Grazc, Begs for Reinstatement.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Dallas Tex, March 15.-The young Giants. who
have been paving and champng at their bits in
the little town OF Marlin. had things their own
way to-day, when 1t rained too hard and the
weather grew too cold for them even to practise
Therefore they were permitted for the first time
90 at will in a regular town. they call
Dallas Three four OF them got a teegraphic
tip on the Thomas entry In the California races
and a considerable Of money The others
attended deadly drama known as THE Curse
OF DRINK and away delighted. Holmes
says: why. that show has The Lion and the
Rat beat forty ways
Ruoe Marquard will probably pitch here to-mor
row and Waller will go to Fort Worth to
pitch for the second division, which plays there
Schlei will have his first chance to catch game
for the Giants to-day.
Cy Seymour Is still In bad standing with the
Giants. Just the train pulling out from
Marlin, Seymour came TO McGraw and made an
appeal to be taken back but the manager would
make no promises whatever. AS a matter Of fact,
McGraw is sorry for Seymour but he will not
allow his sympathy to get the better of him
TITS the only way to have discipline, he says,
-and that's what 1 am going TO have in my club
If all the players have TO be discharged"
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
HOLLYWOOD INN WINS AT SOCCER

Staten Island and Hollywood Inn came tosetner
s- ths last game Of the first round OF the New
York State Football Association Cup tie, on the
grounds Of the latter. at DunWoodie- yesterday
ssta--1ocn and In consequence OF victory scored
nv the Hollywood team by a score OF goals 10 l.
the winning team will be pared with the Bronx
Tinted tn the second round. The field was IN
xretched condition and at times the players were
m. ahle 10 stand The players from Richmond
we're outplsyed by the Tonkers team although in
.he first half il looked Il the contest would be
even only two goals being scored. Mcleod making
the first shct for the home team ana van Laar
scoring for the visitors
In tIe second half Hollywood clnched the victory
BY scoring three goals Mcleod, Salmond
and OHfcer each tallying goal
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
SMALL FIELD At TRAPS.
KuchLer and Hodgman Share Hon
Ors of DGg at TrGUers Island.

Thtre = as only small field of sunners at the
Trsyers Island traps of the New York Athletic
Club Yesterday The usual events were decided,
and the prizes were well distributed. G. W. Kuch-
er did the best Of the afternoon. winning legs
on both the March and the Owen cups. F. A.
Hodgman also won two of the events He
high gun for the Sauer and the Billings prizes
F C. Durham won the shoot for the stoll Cup.
Tha New York Athletic Club has made arrange
ments for two interclub shoots. On Wednesday,
March d the Ossining Gun Club will visit Travers
Island and shoot against the Winged Foot gunners-
On the same afternoon there Will be special 1G'
.ebird'' event for a cup offered by 2. A Hodgnan.
The event will be at % yards There will be no
shooting at Travers Island on Saturday, March q,
ss the entire Winged Foot contingent will go to
Bay Ridge either to participate in or watch the nrst
leg Of the -end-home series against the Cres-
cent Athletic Club
The follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
FOX HILLS SHOTS LOSE.
Meet Defeat in Close Match at
Hands of ". Y. Il. c.

Members Of the New York Athletic Club visited
the Staten Island traps of the Fox Hills Golf Club
and decided an interesting seven-man team race
Yesterday. The Mercury Footers won by the close
score of 800 TO 547 targets. Each Nmrod shot at
100 targets in customary strings of % prize
was offered for the marksman who made the nigh
est score. When the last shot was fired 1t vas
found that J. G. Patterson of Fox Hills and g ".
Billings of the New York Athletic club, had eacn
broken 81 out Of the possible 100 targets
The two gunners shot off in special . bird
event and the winner was Mr. Patterson, who
broke q against q targets for Mr.. Billings Next
Saturday the Fox Hills Golf Club will shoot the
second leg Of the home series against the
Essex County Country Club. The event will De de-
clded at the Staten Island traps OF the golfers-
The scores OF yesterdays shoot follow:
tN--r-E- CTR ST5OOT-1oO TARGETS A MAN
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Macon, Ga, March 13-The players OF the Yankee
team are invoking all of maledictions on the
weather god whose handwork has prevented
them from practising for three consecutive days
1t rained In here again to-day, and indca-
tions are that the wet spell will last for several
days Even II It clears off Monday. the diamond
will not be In condition. Stangs will, therefore
have to take his to Milledgeville Tuesday
without having had any workout in hve days He
fears innumerable sore arms as a result
There were absolutely incidents Of interest in
the camp to-day The players spend what Zine
they can at the theatres, taking in THE Blue
Mouse" and Edna Wallace Hopper, in Cohans
musical play. There being adequate gymnasium
in the city, the players must even forego indoor
practice.
Stallings is muck disappointed because OF the
rain Macon has heretofore had excellent weather
during the training season. and the present rainy
spell is taken az a continuation of the hoodoo
which has beset the Yankees so strongly in the
past Last year the Cleveland team did not miss
a dav while already in two weeks the Yankees
have been forced to stay indoors on FIVE days
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
TIGERS LOSE At SOCCER.
Crescent EIeUen Defeats Princeton
in Hard Fought Game.

Princeton, y. J.. March 13.-The Princeton soccer
team lost a well played game TO the Crescent Ath-
letio Club this afternoon by score Of % 2 II
was the Tigers first game, and though they started
out with a rush they did not have the lasting
qualities possessed by the visitors Tho players
were handicapped by the condition of Brokaw
Field which wet and soggy from recent rains
Nevertheless there was some clever dribhlins by
both teams, especially by Upricnard and Arm
strong
The first half all Princeton's. The Tigers
rushed the play from the start. and kept the often
sve throughout the period Soon after the second
half started Ober scored again for the home team
The visitors then brared and scored three goals IN
rauid succession. Uprichard made the first and
third and Armstrong the second. after clever
dribble Henderson. Gilmour and Sheriff. starred
for Princeton
lina-tlD
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
HUGH M,MTosH BUYS BENZ RACER.
Promoter Of Burns,Johnson Fight VIII Enter
Oar In Daytona Beach Contests

Hugh Mcintosh. the Australian who promoted
tie Burns-Johrson fight and Is seeking 10
make match between Jeffrtes and johnson. bought
yesterday the Benz racer IN which Hemery so
nearly won the Grand Prize at Savannah Mr.
sfcIntoeA VIII enter the car In all the events for
witch II is eligible IN the coming beach at
Deytona- FIa-
The Benz VIII be driven in Florida by David
L Braoe-Brovn. the holder Of the amateur one
mia record Herbert Lytie viii start from Toledo
Cor Daytons tomorrow, and most OF thS other
drivers viii reach Florida by Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
MrDD1Es AND oUAKERs QUALIFY.
Navy and Pennsylvania Fencing Teams Reach
Finals in intercollegiate Trials.

Annapolis March BIN the Southern prelirn-
mary TO the intercollegiate fencing tournament this
afternoon the Midshpmen defeated their opponents
from the University OF Pennsylvania and Prince
ton The score. in bouts won. was: Navy, l6; Penn
svlvania, 8; Princeton, 8. AS result Of to-day s
bouts the Navy and Pennsylvania qualify for the
finals in the intercollegiate meet at New York
March 2s and 27. The Midshipmen lost only two
houts in the whole contest
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
VALE AND NIT. FENCERs QUALIFY

Boston. March 13.-The Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. Harvard and Yale met at the Tech
nolorv gymnasium here tonight in the premi-
naries for the intercollegiate fencing champion
sbns which Will be held in New York March 81
Tho score was: NJ L T, 13; Yale. Ia Harvard, 2
The two first named teams qualified Knox. OF
NJ. 7 T. the former Annapolis man and champion
NJ the university, won all OF his bouts.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
REoKER LEADS PNEHURsT GOLFERS

F,nehurst, N c.. March &c. L Recker. OF the
woodland Golf Cfuh. Arburndae. Mass, won the
annual championship tournament here to-day, de-
,eatinr 2 l. Parrnalee. Of the New Haven Country
C1uh nv 2 IN and to play D. ]. Golfer of the
Franklin Park Club, Boston, took the consolation
oriza defeating l. S. Robson, of Rochester. by 2
up and / TO play
the vo-nen's singles lawn tennis tournam ent, de-
faatinR Mas DILL of East Orange, AT s-ls 6-a-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
EF cARMAN SELLS BIS STABLE.

Los Angeles March B.-R ?. Carman. who has
hesn racing extensive stable at Santa Anita this
ssa=on disposed Of ell his horses at public auction
edsy preparatory tc his retirement from ne turf
srbe rr1cee realized remarkably good, the
fventr-s.ree head bringing q total OF 17.08
z wheatcroft. the British Columbia million
ss-e wss the heaviest purchaser He secured Mags-
xans fo- s4co. Sir Afvescct for 30 and St Elm
Heoz for 500
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
FORD SIGNS WITH YANKEES.

Robert W Ford. a promising young twirler,
signed a contract with the New York Yankees for
the coming season yesterday. Ford was bought
from, the Atlanta team of the Southern League
He reported at Macon yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
rRoPHT sHoor-25 TARGETs-HANDIcAl
SCRATCH SHOOTS TARGETS.
scnaIE s1AR AT WYKAeYL TRAPs.

T D. scobIe did excellent work at the New Ro-
rr,e11a trans of the wykagyl Country Club yestsr-
day In the aggregate he shot az 155 bluerocks and
missed only twelve Of the flying targets HIS
steady aim gave him leg on almost every trophy
of Importance during the afternoon Mr.. SCOPE
WAS high gun for the March. the March Average
the Fckart the Shape and the Scratch cups II
was the greatest number OF legs that any one gun
ner has made at Wykagyl this year
The scnres follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
PRACTICE Al JAMAICA Traps.

Eleven gunners reported at the Jamaica Bay
trans OF the Bergen Beach Gun Club yesterday and
decided many interesting % bird practice
The day was particularly good for the sport
and SO the scores were high. H. d. Bergen
did we'll breaking s. out OF posstbls 100 targets
G. Gates also made some good runs The scores
follow
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
The summary follows:

Cjoals-C. Dwyer C2), Smith % Diaz. Jennings Refe
/ n Tale staten island Field Club Tme-Halves
forty-hve minutes each Attendance. 800
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14

CRESCENT ATHLETIC CLUl
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14

Goais-Gilmour, F. Obt
Armstrong %.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
MARCH CuP-2s TARGETS.


T. c. Durhan.....2 z 23iF. A Hodgman...-. o
OWEN CUP-B TARGETS.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25
Twine! Twine! Twine!
McPhail-B rosnahan Co.
See us before you buy. We have
something special. Can save you
money no matter where YOU buy.


Price d johnson have a new quarter
page adv't this week on our last page.
The firm has started out this spring
with a most excellent business outlook
and not a single one of our readers can
afford to miss reading their adv't in this
issue carefully.
2. G. Hettler while in town Tuesday
from his farm over near Iona told the
DEMOCRAT of the recent narrow escape
of Mrs. Hettler from serious injury when
the we'll house in which she was pump
ing water collapsed. She narrowly
escaped being buried under the debris.
The wife of MI. Thos. Ferguson, of
B%ellingham, Ore, a brother of Mrs. John
Mahon, of this city, passed away about
the 10th inst, the event being further
saddened by the death of her newly
born child. Mr.. aud Mrs. John Mahon
were at San Diego, Cal, when news of
this event reached them. 1t is under
stood that a family of ten children are
left, at least one or two of the little ones
it is probable will accompany the Mahons
on their return to Langdon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25

C~-N2 .-,1chyaa IS stan2a:a:t.easta
and purity. W. A, Ferguson & Co.
Just arrived, our fresh supply of
Formaldehyde. Amos Abbott & Co.
Andrew Robbie, the Cavalier miller,
was here last Thursday on a business
"trip.
Kelly has just received the nobbiest
line of Gordon hats that have yet been
produced.
Druggist Murray Archer and Co.
Com'r Wienecke we're visitors over from
Loma on business yesterday.
Mrs. w. B. Dickson returned to the
city yesterday from a visit of a couple of
weeks with friends in Winnipeg.
j. Ellenbaum came over from Munich
the early part of the week to serve on
the petit jury in Judge Cowan's court.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and condi-
lions. 0. e. Thompson, cashier.
We have never had a kick on our
Formaldehyde. Why? Because we al
ways buy a fresh supply every year and
the best OF the market. Amos Abbott
& Co.
The bakery sale and light refr sh-
ments served st. Patrick's Day on
the occasion of the millinery opening at
the Schulke department store by the
ladies' of the Presbyterian church of this
city is reported as having netted up
wards of 800.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25
! Local Happenings 6
o.
Go to kelly's for the latest things i,

60 to Kelly's for the latest things in
neckwear.
90 to HI. l.. Francis for Formal
dehyde, standard strength.
Otto Bogstie and wife we're visitors IN
the city last Friday from Munich.
Mooney & Johnston are the only mes
who have cheap money for farm loans.
Robert Fleming was in town yester-
day from Dresden transacting business,
A. b. Brandt, one of the bankers at
Hampden, was here Tuesday on court
matters.
Physicians prescriptions filed by a
registered pharmacist at our store. w.
A. Ferguson g. Co.
Mrs. j. w. Pratten was a Milton
visitor here with relatives and friends
the early part of the week.
VIM. Bobson is here from CLYDE this
week the guest of his brother, J.. j,
Robson, while attending court.
L. L. Tillisch, cashier of the First
National Bank at Osnabrock, was a court
visitor here Tuesday from Osnabrock.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and condi.
ions. o. d. Thompson, cashier.
M. j. L%ighthall, the travelling superin.
tendent of the st. Anthony & Dakota
elevator company spent Friday of last
week with the local grain buyers.
@. P. Nelson, general merchant al
Easily, is among the number of out Of
town visitors here this week attracted
by the term of court and Masonic
gathering.
Senator Henry Mclean and Isaac
Ullyott are among the aotables hers t.hh;;s
week from Hannah to attend the annual
reunion of the Lodge of Perfection al
the Masonic Temple.
Words of praise and appreciation are
to be heard on all sides of the high class
musical concert given at the Opera
House last evening by the Minneapolis
Symphony Quartette.
Finlay A. Mcdonald, one of the re-
publican wheel-horses of Milton, who
has just returned from sixty-days Of
active service at the state capitol is q
visiting Mason here this week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25
For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's

For farm loans Mooney & Johnston's
is the only place.
You can buy corset covers at Kelly's
from 10 cents up.
j.. W. Mahon is over here from
Munich this week attending court.
ALERT g. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
VIM. Haverty was a visiting guest of
his many old Langdon friends over
Sunday.
d. H. Mcmillan returned Yesterday
from a business trip of a few days to the
Twin Cities.
Merchant Jos. f. Schneider was a
Wales visitor in the city yesterday and
to-day from Wales.
Attorney and Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre,
returned Friday from a ten days visit
with st. Paul friends.
If you have not seen Kelly's line of
new muslin goods in ladies underwear
you have missed something.
New changes of advertisement appear
this week for Jeweler A. y. Void and
the Schulke department store.
l.. A. Weed is here from Hannah.
spending a few days in the interest of
the New York life insurance
w. A. Ferguson & Co. have Just re-
ceived a fresh stock of male hyde
and Bluestone: also mickleson's gopher
poison.
Mrs. Green and family, renters of the
Durbin farm north of Langdon the past
three years, left the city Tuesday for
Roundup, Mont.
Cornelius Bowers, residing north of
Langdon was the purchaser of w. A.
LAWNS fast driver which was disposed
of last week at the MCLAUGHLIN sale.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25

Formaldehyde that has been tested
for sale by HI l.. Francis.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second MORTGAGES.
Wood for sale. Good dry body poplar
wood. Sawed and delivered. Apply to
j. Fl. Harlan.
The Woman's Club will meet on Tues
day afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs.
Agnes Mcmillan.
Mrs. Ed. Brown returned Friday from
a day or two's visit with friends down
the line at Osnabrock.
Senator g. w. Plain was a visitor in
the city yesterday from Milton, transact
ing business between trains.
Don't wait until your feet get wet and
you have pneumonia, but go to Kelly's
and buy a good pair of shoes today.
Miss Elizabeth G. O'Reilly, a popular
Cavalier county school teacher, was a
visitor here from Nekoma over Sunday.
q. IL. Lasham came in from Devils
Lake on Tuesdays train and will spend
several days here looking after business
matters.
Auctioneer j. j. Kohnen was here
yesterday from Park River on his way
to Olga township where he has a sale
today at the farm of }. J. Soil.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and condi
lions. O. d. Thompson, cashier.
j. G. Irvine and family are preparing
to leave Langdon this week for the
Canadian Northwest. whore MIR. Irvine
has quite extensive farming interests.
Alderman Jno. Crawford has moved
this week the suite of rooms in the
Campbell block to one of the cottages
owned by HI. d. Parsons on north Third
Street.
Attorney Jos. Cleary and wife return
ed Saturday from their trip to Konosha,
Wis, where Mr.. Cleary was called a
week ago to attend the funeral of his
brother.
C.P Lasham IS amone the visiting
Masons mere TO attend the reunion or
the Lodge of Perfection, arriving on
Tuesdays passenger from his home at
Devils Lake.
DR.. John Blackburn, formerly of Olga,
who has for several months enjoyed a
growing practice M tiourishing drug
store business at Dunseith, is visiting
Langdon friends this week.
Peter Dunnigan, one of the old settlers
of eastern Cavalier county residing neal
Beaulieu, was here this week visiting his
son, Neofgo u. Dunnlgan, vi ouuge
Dorval's Office at the court house.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25
DRS. KERR ( SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block

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The birth of a son is reported as hav-
ing occurred on Sunday forenoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Rogers,
who reside a few miles south of
Langdon.
Saturday, April 3rd, j. P. Burling will
have a sale on Third Street, opposite the
post office of a driving team, surrey,
buggles, n COW, truck wagon etc., sale
at three o'clock p. m. See bills for
particulars as to household goods.
Williston papers the forma-
ton of the real estate firm of Champine
& O'Malley, during the recent visit to
that city last week of Mr.. M. J.. O'Mal-
ley. Mr.. Champine is an old established
real estate man, having some years ago
been associated in that business here
with the late w. j. Mooney.
The ladies of the Langdon woman's
Club we're entertained at a social after
noon at the home of Mrs. J.. H. Harlan
on the 9Th inst, the hostesses of the
occasion being Mesdames Harlan, Balm,
Bleakley and j.. G. Dickson. The enter
tainment of the afternoon took the form
of a contest in which "the poets
featured, the honors going to Mrs.
Hubbard. Refreshments were served in
which the club colors predominated
largely. Before separating quite an
interesting reading was given by Mrs.
G. w. Price. <
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1909-03-25

Pew. Fath-r Bc..-e was a visitor in the
city Monday over from Olga.
Mrs. Tillie McGruer left yesterday for
the Twin Cities and may visit Chicago
before her return to the city.
Jas. f. Gleason. the Hannah manager
OF the Mcmillan 4nacniue Cos, business
was a weekend visitor with Langdon
friends.
Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans on Cavalier
county lands. Best of rates and condi-
ions. O. Z. Thompson, Cashier.
Mrs. G. P. Getchell and Mrs. DR..
Backus we're visitors of Miss Carrie E..
Mcmillan, from Wales attending the
concert given at the Opera House last
evening.