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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28
Own a Farm
in the Heart Of
Wisconsin's Rich
Dairy Country
Lands Just Thrown Open at
$3.50 to $40 an Acre
and Ten Years to Pay

Thousands of acres OF the best farm
lands in Northern Wisconsin in the
famous Round Lake Country are now
for sale. This valuable land has been
held by the big lumber companies, but
through the enterprise of the Amer
lean immigration Co., of Chippewa
Falls, Wis, it is now open to you at
$3.50 to $50 an acre n ten years to
pay!
This land is in the hardwood country. the
most reliable of all soils and is located in an
area of abundant rainfall and pure water.
This is in the heart of the greatest
stock raising and dairying country In
the United States.
The opportunities for profitable
truck gardening and poultry raising
cannot be SurpaSSed.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28

have for sale four Duroc-Jersey boar
pigs of spring farrow, good ones and all
eligible TO record, several half blood
Guernsey heifers one year old past that
will make fine mixers, also ten spring
calves. Approved s per cent note due
Nov, 1911, taken same as cash.
E.. J. English.
One mile south of De Smet.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28
REGISTERED ANGUS CATTLE

20 registered Angus cows and heifers,
and 8 calves for sale cheap. Write to w.
j.. Newell, Highn1Ore, s. d.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28

TAKEN UP

By the undersigned a gray mare,
weight about 800 pounds, no marks.
De Sret, S. D., Oct. 10, 1910.
6-3t Bert Shearer
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28
LAND E0R SALE

S. W. u 35-111-57, 81 miles southwest
Follett, 1873 Pleasant St, Freeport, Ill,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28

An iron gray gelding, brand {" on left
shoulder, from my place 2 miles north
east of Bryant, S. D., Oct. 4th. Reward
to finder. Fred Runlann,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28
RerkSPe HogS.


II gifts and 2 bears, April farrow. II
quire of h. Nordland, De Smet, ). ID. 81
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28
FOR SALE

1 have 10 or II of the best farms in
Kingsbury county for sale. Ranging
from 100 to $40 acres. Terms the best
and easiest, 6, l.. DAWLEH. Al
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28

The Royal hand corn shelter is for sal
by i. J. Endersby. Call at the shop an,
look at them. SIS
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28

Good as new, nine stacks Cree-Dixon
book cases. Just the case for rural school
library. Come and see them.
G. l.. Dawley.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28
shortborn Bulls and Heifers

Registered Shorthorn Bulls and Heifers
for sale. Animals are of the heavy type
and all dark red.
ia r. }. Armstrong.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28
Land for Sale

A halfsection, 51a miles from High:
more. good black soil, good growth of
grass, plenty OF good water at a depth of
90 to 100 feet, Choice of two markets at
51a and 6k2 miles. Easy terms. Inquire
at Independent office.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-28

GOING WEST.
W, 51T, Passenger ........... Gar a.. NJ.
-. o0S, Passenger.."....., TAB p. m
50 121 Time Freight"....... 2:55 a. m.
70 10, Way Frelght."..... 400 p M
GOING EAST.
NJ, 516, Passenger ...........1O:02 D. m.
NN, STA, Passenger ............ 9:45 a. m
yti. IL, Way Frcight.......... $40 a. IN.
Nos. 517. BOB, $40 daily others daily !
'<cept Sunday. All trains carry pas
'engers except Time Freight Nos. 121
&c. JOHNSON. General Agent.
H.. ". STIMS0N, LocalAgent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05

Tho attention Of the promoters Of the
National regatta, which viii be held
over the Potomac course next week, Is
today cantered on s. GATHERINGS On
tariO. where Canada's classic aquatic
event viii be held today and tomorrow
Although entries for the Nationals
closed last Saturday IN New York, there
is an understanding between the Ma
tioual Association Of Amateur Oarsmel
and the Canadian Association II Ana
teur Oarsnren, which allows any OF the
oarsmen Il enter tie American races
after having won at st. GATHERINGS.
Claude r. ZappOne, Washington rep
resentative on the y A. A. O.. left
here On Wednesday for St GATHERINGS
With instructions to make every effort
10 enlist the entries Of every Canadian
possible for the big event here next
Friday and Saturday.
The entering Of many Of the Oarsmen
IN the Nationals IS dependent entirely
upon their showing in Canada, and for
that reason It VIII be impossible 20
learn until late just what entries viii
be brought back by Mr. ZapPone-
While the rowing enthusiasts here
learned gith regret Of the accident on
lake OrtsriO yesterday. which robbed
the Arrcnaut Rowing Club Of one OF
It's nlcu1L ars by drowning, IL IS under
stood Crat This viii rot interfere with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
CARNEY IS TRIED
BY A. A. u. BOARD
Suspended Handicapped De-
tends Against Three Dis
tinct Charges.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5-Peter J.
Carney the suspended Handicapped OF
the ATLANTIS division OF the Amateur
Athletic Uni1n. was given his trial be-
fore the legislation coumittee OF the as
ISOLATION last night in the oftize OF
Thomas o. Haydock. chairman OF the
committee.
No final action was taken By the
committee buzz the charges against the
hsndicaDDeT We're folly presented for the
nrSt time by Charles H Pyran and Al
Ian p Cox, aided By President Pav,i-
ing Carney then Dut ia his defense BY
his counsel, Jchn Westncy. The CON-
nittee VIII hold meeting TO-DAY and
wiz report 10 the board OF governors Of
the association at the special meeting
called Tor next Monday night The final
action lies with this board
he main charges against Carney IN
ciuce the writing Of the scurrilous letter
10 James r. Sullivan. continued absence
from the city and con SeGuent derelictfon
or duty and tho DELEGATION Of his duties
to anOtEer-LOBiS Goldsmith
The letter has been mach talked Of
nut mas never before been made PUBLIC
II u carney bitterly attacks President
athletics IN Philadelphia we're in the
hands Of a gang OF crooks Carney
did not deny that hs wrote the letter
but stated that It vas done in anger
ard apol 1giZed. for II
II was shown that Carney was absent
from the city several months and that
DUNG that time he had delegated his
duties TO Louis Goldsmith Tut Carney
alleged that he had done this with the
express permission Of the registration
committee. the very people who are
bringing the charges
Carney's counsel John N-eStnev. in ad-
dressing the committee. said that Il was
merely q personal dispute between
Paving and Carney.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
BILL mCKECHNTE
is BATTING WELL

Members Of the PittsburE team say
that BIZ AIcKechnie, the Williamsburg
DOy who has been subbinz so success
fully for Jack Miller AZ second base, Is
better batsman than he ha5 ever been
given credit for
Earlier In the season, when he got a
chance 10 play. he was Iaborinz under
the same batting slump which aFe, ted
al the other members Of the team, and
he looked ike & poor sticEer- Manager
Clarke is authority for the statement
that he is a good hitter
McKechnie stands up well at the bat
He does not pull" q fauIt which rims
so SmanT hitters. He is bold and fear
less and swings well at the bal He
makes El0st OF his hits 20 center feTd
but not one Of the bingles credited 10 him
DUNG The past week was a fs1z-e The
balls were ali hard hit, and most or
them went directly over the heads OF
The pitcher and second baseuan. or
SKINNED along the ground inst beyond
reach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
OARSMEN OF CANADA
READY TO COME HERE
Regatta at ST. GATHERINGS Today and Tomorrow Will
Decide What Crews From Dominion Will Row
on Potomac Next Week-Zappone There

the plans Of the famous Toronto club
20 serG an e;Ght here. Joe Wright. prob
ably, the most prominent Oarsmen IN
canada, has Eeen grooming a crew
especially for the National, and Il IS
believed that this squad viii come de-
spite the accident
The Detroit. Boat Club crew left home
with the understanding that II they
won at ST GATHERINGS. they were 10
leave Immediately for Washington. and,
~ view OF their good record thus far
rowing men expect that this crack
eight viii Be praCtiCing on ehe Potomac
oy the middle OF next week.
Prizes Tor the regatta were yesterday
placed on exhibition IN the windows Of
ID : kaufmau's store II is probably
the most attractive set Of trophies ever
onered for competition here
While both Of the Fights are coming
along in good shape and are expected
10 compel they rivals 20 extend them
selves 10 the limit, member OF the Pc
iouac cub are placing the Creates
confidence IN the four-oared crew.
The fun list OF entries in this event
IS not yet known but the impression is
that u Central Rowing Club. Of St
-oGls- VIII Dc the most dangerous con
tender IN this race The Potomac four
ls composed Of Birney, Hart. Coultry
and Bell This IS not only a strong
5leudOn, are rowing so well together
that u IS pretty generally conceded to
be about the best four that has ever
represented Washington club.
Practically every prominent rowing
coach In America VIII be here next
week
One Of the distinct features attendant
10 the regatta VIII be the entertainment
OF visitors
The night before the regatta the board
or governors or the n A 4 o. will
held Its annual meeting. OF all those
coming here the governors are the ones
10 Wnom special attention viii be paid
All OF the visitors, except those from
Baltimore, VIII be here four or more
days and during their stay they VIII be
IN the hands Of the entertainment com
miItees OF which John Nolan is chair
man
All Of the houses along the river win
be open and IN addition 10 the rowing
IL is expected that there viii be no end
10 canoeing, md parties composed OF
visitors and personal friends who live
here
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
SCHOLASTIC STARS
FOR COACH Stage

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-University Of Chi
caEO track forces VIII be STRENGTHENED
next year by go0d-sized bunch Of the
prep stars who competed IN the Ma
room inteIschOlastic meet Saturday at
Marshall Field.
Campbell. LangfOrd. Northrup. ard
l.lpskl. OF University High are four OF
the stars who are slated 10 iofu Cos~F
Stages camp.
Among the Others who VIII atri-r,-
late are kans Ter. the weight man OF
manual raining SchoOl az Kansas City,
Barker. the weight athlete OF CssFls
Heights School. Lebanon. Tenn and
Harvey the quarter miller OF West Au-
FORA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
YALE MAN ENTERS
ALL-AROUND MEET

NEW TOFK, Aug. 5-Easterners are
counting upon J r fitzpatrick the
great end OF the Yale football team. and
cartaiu OF Els field anE track team. 10
win laurels FOR himseI. in the national
all-ar0Und championship meeting in
Chicago August Kirkpatrick VIII
wear the insignia Of the New York Ath-
Ietic Club
since Martin Sheridan announced he
would not compete for his title this
wear. sporting men have been C0nCediDg
the championship 20 some other local
fty But they now think that with Xii
patrfck New Norhs chances are i'm
proving Eilpatr1Ck weighs $50 pounds
and = strong az the weights. in the
Jumps. and at the hurdles. He Is a
splendid runner in a heavy field and
should score a number Of wins in the
meet
Among the national stars who viii
complete viii be Eliery Clark OF Bos-
ton, Bredemus, Of Princeton, Eurey,
of Philadelphia. Gish. of Seattle Fitz-
patrick. e Sew Orleans, and Thomp-
son. Of Los Angeles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
News Comment and Gossip Amateur Baseball and Various Other Lines
HORSES WITHDRAWN,
DISAPPOINT SPORTS
Heavy Track of Saratoga
Prevents Fitz Herbert and
Ballot Meeting.

SARATOGA, n Y, Aug. 5.-Horse-
men are keenIy disappointed today be
cause the condition Of the track yes
terday prevented Fitz Herbert and
Ballot from trying their mettIe against
each other in the Saratoga Handicap
The track was 50 heavy that sam Hill
dreth withdrew the speedy Fitz Her
Sert, while Keeue's Ballot had to take
secOnd place from r T Wilson il 8,
Ciambala, the winner OF the Suburban.
che Commonwealth, and the Empire
City Handbags.
-3allOt and E7itz Herbert have been re-
gaTded as the two crack runners OF the
year, and horsemen have been unable
70 agree as 10 their superiority Efforts
- get them together in the past have
prCVeu unavailing. but both were due
TO 90 to the post yesterday, and the
turfElen predicted an old fashioned
boss race
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
WHOLESALE Filming.

KEWANEE. III. Aug 5--Tne Ke-
vance Baseball Association has i'm
posed a fine Of S160 on William Counors
former manager Of this city's Central
Association team owing 70 the events
Of last week Players LauEd0n- Mason,
and Eench have also been fined SO
each. and Players Grimes, Fleming
CsveraE and Pearce SO The players
refused 10 take part in a game forfeited
10 OttuD~ra last Friday then rebelle6
AGAINST going 20 keOkuk. and coming
home instead All have been indefinite
Is suspended
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
RECORD FOR HOME RUNS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 5--Ping
BOdle. the heavy hitting right-nelder
of the San Francisco team of the Pa
cifIc Coast Lea que, has ecliDsed every
record made in league base bah nv
MAKING IWenI4-IOuE nome runs with
the season scarcely half over he has
rceE putting the bail over the fence
throughout the circuit with great
regularity On the small Tacoma
grounds several years ago Truck
F,agan made thirty nome runs. but the
conditions on those grounds were ia
EOrabIe Tor home runs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE.

Game tOday-Ninch rs. Sixth, at
Thirteenth and = streets northeast
Yesterdays result-Ninth. =: Ana
costa, J.
In order 10 complete the schedule as
decided by Ehe amateur commission. the
games 20 be PLAYED are as follOws- Fri
day. august ;. Sixth VS. Ninth SatuT-
day, august s. LanEdOn vs. HamIine;
Monday, august S. Peck vs. Ninth;
tuesday, August 9. open date We'd
nesday. August 10 Hamilne VS. Ninth.
TIA Friday August T. open date; sat
uroay, august Is, Ninth vs.. Peck
Monday. august -. open date.
Ninth took a more firm hold on first
position by landing a victory over Ana
costa yesterday. the game being very
one sided-12 70
Anacostia used three pitchers. Bailey
performing the first inning. Morris last
ing the next three, and Beach finished
IL up
Ninth cinched the game IN the first
inning. pounding Bailey FOR three -dOub-
les two singles, and three went to first
on passes SIX runs resulting
Whitney worked in the box for Ninth
and was -nvlIlFthle- but I'VE scattered
hits being registered Of his delivery
Toward the end he eased UP and passed
four men in the dftIl and sixth.
Billy EIarceron shone with the stick.
In four times I'D he connected for two
5ubles and pair - triples, scoring a
zUn each time
Anacostia pulled of fast double
steal in the sixth. Harry Pennington
and COllingswOrth pulling of the stunt
while the Ninth boys mapped
Darkness halted the game at the end
OF the sixth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
ANOTHER ~ COBB

CHICAGO. Aug. 5-Presfdent Murphy
ct the Cubs has announced the pur-
chase If Cutfelder Paul Smith from
the Canton. H.. club The presidents
brother unearthed This wonder, who Is
said 10 be every bit as fast on the
Bases as Ty Cobb or Bob Bescher-
Brother james was sent out scouting
with instructions to get . fast man
regardless Of his all around PLAYING
ability smith probably viii report TO
the Cubs next month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Game t0day-NO game scheduled al
south Diamond EliEEe.
Yesterdays resuIt-Trafic, a; OpGat-
ing. g
BY landing on O-Brien in the initial
round the Traffic team was aEFe 20 put
one over on the Operating aggregation
yesterday. score Il TO g -Four pitchers
were used, the relieving -wiriers il each
instance doing better than their pre-
decess0rs- O'Brien had been particular
y steady heretofore. but the manner in
which the Tunners-up IN the league
standing landed on his Lwisters caused
Manager flaming TO replace him with
Tanner, who did effective work.
GHl was sure there with the fielding
STUFF and pulled of a number Of fast
plays In the game last Saturday with
the Auditors he was very much CT
color. a. evinCed by his error column.
which tctaled three Yesterday. how
ever, ne nipped Texas LeagUers in the
bud. cut on wOUId-De hits over second.
and but fo- an unfortunate wild heavc
TO first would have quiz with a clean
slate
CrabHl was the boy with the willow,
getting ghrsC hits, among which were
q triple and twO-seCker. A number on
each side connected for two hits bur
the Trafickfrs' captain was the only
one credited with three safeties-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
RAILROAD Y. Nj. c. A.
LEAGUE

Game tOday-SOuthern vs.. Trainmen.
Yesterdays result-No game.
Grounds-Fifth and Florida avenue
northeast
From all indications, and judging
BY the past weeks inactivity, Southern
viii be presented with another game
this afternoon. Southern IS scheduled
TO PLAY Trainmen today, but there have
been 50 many fOrfeits that Il IS i'm
probable that Trainmen viii show Up
II the policy Of the other teams in for
feiting ID Southern is followed out.
II no game IS played today a record
for postponements and forfeits will be
establis ned No games have been play
ed this week 50 far, and there is little
hope that anything can be done to put
the matter right with the fans
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

Game Joday-Siiver Spring vs. Bright
wood at Petworth' D c
Yesterdays resuIt-Petwcrth. :; Ia
konna, J.
The Petworth Baby Dolls won we'll
played game from the Takoua nine
yesterday afternoon by a score Of = IN
il was through the fine work Of Pitcher
Barnes that the victory was SO easy
He allowed only one hit and famed
four men The one hit came in the
fifth round, which was tap along the
third base line He received excellent
support A large crowd was present
and the air was filed with loud roofing
Throughout
Takoma's only taIly was in the first
round After this the Doll Babys pulled
on splendid double play, Barnes to
Evans 10 lie Due The Park boys never
had \ chance 10 tally after this
Russo. playing IN left for the Takoma
nine, made several good catches that
sent wild cheers 81 the air. Both OF
his grabs were after Ions runs and
saved some runs
Left Fielder Clayton. Of the Petworth-
led his team with the stick. as he got
a double and triple out Of three times
uP. He also showed ND wei in tie
field, accepting two chances well
Catcher Miller made the only hit in
the fifth for the Park team He also
handled three chances in fine style
Big Bob Evans was always on the
JOB at first for PetwOTth- He got two
hits, scored two runs, and handled If
teen chances IN easy style.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05


Yesterdays result - Andrews, s.;
Herald, 3 tSix inninss)
The Commercial League held an i'm
pOrLaut meeting last night at the Office
OF r = Andrews A schedule of the
postponed games was made II order 20
close the season Dy August 10 FOR me
first time this season a Sunday game
VIII be played on august Il, when the
Andrews and Southeast clubs meet
The Southeast Y II c a came TO the
front and consented 10 play three games
in succession, twice, In order % close the
season in time Tor the pOsL-seasOn
series From present indications there
viii be hot race E0T the pennanL De
tween Andrews, Herald, and the South
east nine, as each has good chance OF
coming out on top The andrews and
Southeast teams are strong 1aTOr1te5s
especially the hooters Club
The schedule follows August > South
east vs. Berry x WhitmOres g, South
east \. NJ c A vs. WalfOrc5 s, South
east Y. NJ g A. vs. WalfOrds 10, Wal
east Y. II. c. A. %, Andrews vs. South
east Y N c A; Is, open; Il, Sunday,
Andrews vs. Southeast Y n c. A. ID,
andrews Us. Herald.
The fans witnessed q c0Od game yes
terday afternoon when the Herald and
Andrews played to q tie 10 s IN n
fast and Interesting game OF SIX innings
UlTdEEOl AelA &c NAEFFNA fffAS gASf-E-.~
and the loud ~OOtiCg- especially from
the fair sex that lined the gallery. added
much TO the enjoyment Of the game
Little Oliver. the head TOOIer. was
much in evidence and was kept busy
Throughout the game
Clinton QuantriIe shot EN- over FOR
The Canary nine and held his opponents
well IN hand from the start, allowing
only six scattered hits and tanning i've
men. He also accepted two chances in
easy style
For a man who never played IN his life
before. Nicks-son. who was IN center
for the Andrews, showed remarkable
skill He got home run Inc first bali
that was thrown over the plate 10 him
and the next time I'D. hit for a triple
that brought him many rounds Of aD-
UIauSe. He also stole two bases and
showed I'd wei in TIE field
Catcher Luscombe. OF the Newspaper
nine. handled six assists and i've put
outs we'll
Joe AIulvey. one Of the best shortstoDs
in the league mace 2 splendid show ing
yesterday. accepting four nard chances
without IN error he also stole two
bases
Catcher Platz. Of the Andrews nine.
nailed four men IT the second cushion
for trying 10 steal he also got fpe
put-outs to his creiit-
The Herald boys PLAYED good ball ard
many -i-res would have made trout lie
with little hit, for eight men were left
on bases There were four Canaries left
on tEe sacks
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

Game TOday-CorneU Company Us.
Sewage Pumping station at First and
II streets northeast
Yesterdays Result-AIoysius, 10; Ken
uworJh, 0.
On Saturday Navy Yard and Aloysius
VIII play ar las D. m, the shifting Of
the time being made necessary by an
Gut-ot-toWu engagement, which the
sailors have On Sunday Al 3 O'Clock
the 4I1dWays viii meet AIoysius-
Jack Leonard was the only finger
AlOysiuS could boast Of Yesterday bat
II turned out that no other one was
needed, for Jack shut Kenilworth out
70 TO Q, and allowed the SUbUrbaniJes
only two hits
Johnny Haring pitched his first game
and with q little better backing -vquId
have made a good showing, Tor -.sse
elubmen seemed unable TO touch his
delivery
Murphy, Of the cIubnnen, was a reEu-
lar ghost on The bases stealing four
sacks Irish" claims to lead the Ieagu.
IN this respect, but as no figures have
been issued IN this department, there
IS doubt expressed
The game today ought to be a corker
Sewage Pumping Station, while they
can be counted out Of the running, can
still be counted upon to give any team
q. rub and with a little good luck ought
70 beat Cornell Company tOsay-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05

The tie games to be played allow
American Security 10 make Davis and
Howard eligible for the pOstseasOn ser
les in the event that that team is vic
TOTiOus over the Commercial National
team