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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-09
South Dakota State Fair.

With the largest exhibit ever
made in the state, as well as the
largest and best speed program
already secured, and every indi-
cation Of a re ,ord b, eaking at
tendance, the state fair board is
determined that no visitor shall!
go home disappointed. There
will be something doing every
minute from the opening, at 10
o'clock a. m. of the first day un
til 1000 b. m. of the last day
with barely a nightly recess Of
ten hours for needed rest.
In addition to the daily pro-
gram of the fair proper, con-
tract has been closed and all ar
rangements perfected, for a
magnificent mnsicaI entertain
meet every evening by the
great LON bar6o's Band and
Grand Opera Go 2cert com pany
for concert each night of the
fair. The company consists Of
"A instrumental p'avers, all
specialists, "a singers, includ-
ing 3 operate sollsts; IS per
formers. every one of whom is u
specialist. The compahy's en-
ter tain ment W as the musical bit
OF the occasion at the great
Knights Templar con clave neld
recently in Chicago. Only Two
other state fairs have ventufed
on the expense of this costly en-
tertain ment; but the South Da
| tko5a ftate fair board is acting on
the motto THAT the very best
is never too good for South Da.
kotans".
These concerts will be held in
the great stock pavilion each
evening commencing at 5
0 clock. In addition to the spa
cious ampnitheater of the pa
viliOp the arena will be seated
with con Portable setees, Sfford.
ing in all seats for 1900 people.
The day has passed in the his
tory Of this state. when Sou h
Dakotans must. perforce. be
satisfied to meet together at the
fair aud be entertained solely by
contemplating their own acelev.
ments in farming, stock breed.
ing and domestic science
With the greatest per capita
annual earnings, and the high
est percentage of accumulated
wealth, within the past ter
years, Of all the states in the
union, the South Dakotan il
warranted in aspiring to, and
demanding the tiner things o1
life food for the INTEL Sc tual,
as well as the physical man,
which inspire pure IN JughG>
!, and high ASPIRATIONS.
With this estimate of the cul
tnre and good aste of it's fel
low citizens the state fair
board na1gurates this year The
new feature of an evening, mu
steal program on a scale WhIcf
should, and will. make 1t q per
manent, and popular le Ltnre ot
the fairs.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-09

CHA RITl CHAPTER q T. ST
Regular neetin9 ur>t auI
thru Lu~suay IN each nUutn d
W. some hali
t,MEl NE t1 JAMES. w M.
Frank l'fu uno. Bee.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-09

fp.z,.-.-r9s CHOTEAU CAMP
EsAgoF VI No. 70, W. O, w.
eA @sssss Meeting nights:
secend aud fou urth Thursday of
very month in Kennedy hall
g. G. johnson, G. G..
A. j. SWARTZ. Clerk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-09

List your farm and town prop
rites for sale with us. &C. G,
ohnSon. If
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-09

The worlds most successful medicine
4,r bowel complaints is Chamberlain 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Ii has relieved more pain and sufferin
ron and adults. Sold by all dealers.
chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
tablets gently stimulat2 the liver ami
bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleanse the system, cure constipation
and sick headache. Sold by all deal
ers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-09-09

REBEKAH LODGE NO. IS
Meets 1st. Sd aud 5th Wednes-
day evening .- each Uc:ctn, s.
Odd Fellows hail. Visiting
mem bers cordially invited to at
tend,
Mrs. Teitge, G. N.
Aun4 O Mel. Sec.
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BONNIE kFLSO WINS.
Fast, Takes New How ard Purse AZ Pint
nee.

RALTtNorE. oct % Bonnie Eel<o won
the New Howard purse IN easy fashion 81
Plmiiro today. while Se'ectu- led al tho
way IN IA" Greater baltimore St-~pl"Cha- ="
and won -ssil. SHndhlll finally graduated
from n" mAIdrntrauk- bv winning m" mn
hut was lucky to win. a. the good thAE
SlU"ry isor. backed from 1u To- ]. 70 lu 80 :.
hut for beng shut 81 and knocked ha,k
un IN" first turn would surely hsN" Nou
Ia" summarize
F'rst Race ST. flrlonEs chiffon queen '.r
AlsSE 20 T. Won charlie HargrAvr 90 Arch
haIdf. 10 % second TouistA. IFS fAiu Is 90
third Time iIA Mon Amt irving SQUARE
Hibern.ca and T~ruptcr also ran
Nrcnni Race NS 'IrlongN H'ghroNn %
.'.sain IS % Won lndAsa. los NrCahe'.
thrG Timr. - IS Ford Ran. S'a-, Src.
Na-fra sylvan lsil. tll'tOn. AIdlNla. Prev oO-
Godcn ami Idle Michael also ran
Third Race bn~ rifle and seventy yarts H'
rsicy. 90 20 ,ecOui NaI'lne a. .Go-ior
stol. h.r Tine IS MariEo' ami Graa.a
also ran
fourth Race Greater Balurnors S'c~-.oc-..-
TAO miles S~lrC'gN 1gS NH.rs ZEN
Won ThisucdA~ ~ Williams. 20 -orou.
4oI 3. Young Mitycu ~ Heard pIrs Shaa
snd iudrAiA ai-n ran Touruc' 'sl aud Primo.
refused
r7''h Rae one mile S,ndrUl - Ne, abe,
4toi. Won NIp~ -si~ or - lGassln turo g. -'rurg
irrnrn Hi,i. ~! ."rossI = % ih'rf ''w"
q. Irish Nora. Knight Of ura- IiHig 1's.
iiogndcr peep shot, Tharles sud "a Bella Ags.-
tiso ran Virginia tug IuIIrd Yr
S.N'n lAr~ ono milo ant '4rioug Hon1.r
Eci>o rs Gross' ~ - vou TVereit 'l,
O. 10 thlrI Time lis. iuca. ChI,' and
Wpln 4IsO ran
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ron PREPS FiST FINISH.
Touchdown, IN Third and Fourth Periods
Defeat Manual

u took tnfs, Yer DDS - hard dIa~nUraR.
ing f"othal and 'hlrEs ~ guaTterb,cks
:" VIt s'e, M enough N -" Poly Prer eleven
- Nash ng'on psTA NrS'eVdav afternoon
10 euthl" u To- defeat MAMMAL Tra'nlnR High
school Ia the first quarter Manual drove
the Pol. nov, arros- The line after four
minute, - drilling glavs Poly seemed 10
haN" no snap ~ eEetgr 80 'otur back and
Assem- hsT-elf ste wts ~ the defensive
simply and 'h"r- suuelr~i ~ - no doubt
'ltt 'he J." i.'. gained py Manual a On"
ir-i Irr.ui Vr...d d,. lie ne pI' ONE ~ tho
gam" thompson the ,oI,h. had game
90 gltr. loW~'er Ne va- holding htS ard
until le mad. -urs that 10 Mauual'es were
rrlnE In tho l,tisr - It 81 40 rnird reriod
Gallagher vps "a 81 30 90" -'d" ne- and
Harmon 'rnN harg" - hing on the Geld
The ..f Va- VICTORY tOr ~ team. % 20
T. Ne. . Tor stronger aud more aggressive
game tt,f Manual ul,'ei IA 'as opsutug
part - the ,out~-t harder han Wa- eN-
I.'.D t-' and % ~" Poly Prep surprise
md -..tbn, X from wh'h n" "ouldn't recover
rigH'ava, N" "puon~n'-' atflrk seemed
something new 20 Poi, There was
shifting Nausty. = pas her" sud an un-N-
-, t"i 'ab there wht'h 'ouidn't ne solved
f,T ! TIM. Aifsr tho Hr-t shook Poly
man .'"d 30 '~'n, rr -uffi' isntly - huld her
90" intact uniN s'd came from the side
lines 81" 49, lurkt 20 du mat
The plsH- hi,' "nded m the Manual
ftfF .i mo ~ quarter 't"Sau "A |'I a punt
from IIrENaI go Gallagher, WhI,h the
latter -rovpcd "u ~ ~ vard hn- + Mas
a li'f,e f1., ,io-a fnr comfort Gallagher
de-. dot - Dec allied for punt dis
asirptS gag np~UsI 40 on the right SIDE uf
'tr Poly un" through Nht,h took and
kfur-s puux~,i blu, stug 10" leather on
the 80 Eart Ir" pDk grabbed IT." hal
uui .f he -.rIutuage and on 'hs uryt play
Gr~ar the leN end -kirt-d the defence
AMI drupp..i p"hiud IN" Poly line Ieute
'ul sss.i ne frN fot goal
Both TlmUag" lines ere firm Manual
4 h''ls move - At 10" -tart p@rhaps bot 10
fell rH pc. 90 % the last part II IL" game
a. Ha~ 300 the ha'kr~ld mat Poly Prep
.y,eilet ana 20 80 recovery and -pur' a.
ne end. uhl'h Wa - RAPID and effective
that ~ ,v9Ult NOT b- u IfIs'oou t~u0siya
did great -erNr." tfh hi V.r'Irg nI' he
larger share Of The ,reSit gps- - Harmon
\ uuusut after he hai entered the game
10 tho 'hlrd quarter hr hauled IN long
punt from buRvalI and took the uva! 10
the 20 HHrd line Nherp 10 vas brought down
b.. uard tackle t-udOya took ~ ten
Nard- ou ssuruii-h around left end The
neat play Wa- a h4i riskN under 'ns cir
cum statues bgf ~ got Their" lougman
hauled down = forward pass on ~" ward
line and rr 'hs neat trE tsuiova weu'
h"hlui tho post~ through ief; tackle Har.
nuf NIrkai 'h- goa
rrI~-. -u-- plav hy Willard and Rrn~r
Ma nlo' ked ~ kleIurr' ~ the lAsi lerIpd
iUH.r got the hall and WtfhOg' inter.
fereu," mad" a forty i've yard run and
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IRiIk HEFT tT var.
stewart IN the sprint and Pole VAuIter
Wagner show Promise

wv H'NEN. oct . The fall 'raCE
meet - ) ale Yield fhi- afternoon "a. slower
IAN .-usI. no on" o' stellar material az,
i"'u.uS among ne contestants The fall
meet - no. oI"n ." men who have won
.. ".r I"''"r-. uut generally brings nu' sofne
goo men from ~" frz' wear Dlass"s al
~ whom are eligible 20 compete q u
stewart ~ ~" Hr~t war class made good
'.'y' 90 ~" ."' yard dash covering tho d.
enc" 900 90 - -~'pri~ Magnsr
3d.. With ma" competition won he polo
vault gong % feet = inches
n" ~Imnary
"a. s-1 uasH Won b. H S'sNar'. IL, "
N.r.-.rr 90 second ~ u Whrrr ~ = fhlrs
iHu". .. . sr'o0as
~ N,-d Ir.n Won bv Bieis'sIn \ Noye,
-" ar. Run Won hy ; Il soften IA. I "a
. o. ords
- f.|n.t., .-.bn4s
nora. - -.,ond McDo~'InS IL thri
I."" rln ai'> - Fl seconds
]. .sconi u \ E.''9 30 rhlrd
.r.rs ne ,ro, voa ny uu,.rl,, ~.
,...-r.@ A.. 's"' inches ? Nh. = second
d.. iI,.ano- r' Zee, .. lrsrsS
.sa.- n 's,, = Ia,-s. e y 20, ..ronf
d, =. o.. e., zen p''r..- =. 'h'rd. Dts
- I.-'arr" 'ee' inches & u NaIcoti II
'". Jra i.s'rn'". o '""' inrh~s g S~hen,s.
.-.Fl a.s'an.e fee ln"hes
- d.,,sre 9 81 .-- y t.r, ~ no5sS
a.,'anrr e, '.~' . .n~n.s e rgds -
'7.ri .'hnc" - feet ~ i1rh~.
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nm DRrTH TORiCE ENGLAND
~s'd rhst tie WIN ship ~, Herbert and
NoNrIiN There soon

4 H'dr"'h. a''ordins 20 = report from
bWu' q" ".' TO-" 10 lnslind newt year
.. '- -,Id int' %" vii ship Fuz Herb.r,
N"'"i'' /"t- and OF her horses 20 The other
q" 'h- fall az" AFTER 'hs Nln'er meeting
.n ia, .-uEs %" 3" -. fOr-ake The american
f.ft
: - He-b"r'. whom he Won he Rrooklvu
htt9.'f'. 49, '"garded - mo greatest
%. "'nf@" % ms count -. but he has never
Ns...' 'D 90. ..u.l since" 'hoIgh HiIdTe,L ; -
"'.... '..f..F len I"d .'uf - that 'ie son pf
....." f' hB- gone arl|S- Novelty f. the
irI..rt tNu.'"ar-Old and winner Of
pro- .'lN~s m ludlng 'hi- years
' sF'F He ha- not FACED since the Sara
'"- cot o. Nldre'h rsrently sold N
'Nr"' .rsl.u.! Dllfn,ft,n 20 Ions WInau.
a' NWer'sr ah0 Ives N London and tho
coy q J.. N' seen % some ~ the bIg events
m l.sIfu4 next sear
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HOI On WINS a. ICkII.
Philadelphia Bsntam stops WINE Carron
IN Three Rounds.

TOMMY H1E.s. the clever ll''Ia Paula
delph.a bantam. mad. quick WORK ~ Willie
carroll To- defeating him In The third round
90 . bout -uhed led - go len round. lat
nigh' a. ne Olympic = In Harlem
Hou'n from the start pounded his oppon-
en- around the ring drawing blood IN he
Hrs' round rom carroll = mouth and nose
Nf.r one minute ~ hEhtinE In the ihird
round The referee stopped D. 20 prevent
taIIpiI from beng Ano' ked ou'
IN that round the Philadelphia boy went
~ carroll and Son left swing - his tau
which 'aus.d him to -taRger a. ross the ring
lie then forced him to the ropes aud pat
right and eft swing To the iAv While ar.
roll covered Up his face 90 prevent the pun.
ishmenf After the referee separated them
carroll made a sid swing for the PhilA-
deiphiA boys Jaw aud re~led half way
around stoi.gk measured his blows and
s@nt ~ three labs To- the face IN rapid sue
ce-ai0n
carroll came back with weak rtRht 10
HouCk- head HouCk then Vpni OIt 30
finish the ipb aud -rnt carroll reeilng
around with right hook 'o the Jaw and a
i"fi upperCut TO tho mouth carroll was
bleeding pTofuzely from the mouth aud
no-~ and staggering when the reHer-e
ordered him 10 his corner and stopped tho
night
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UOHE\ ROM PEiIERS.
Miss Martha CIrsrw alter Wishes 10 Make n
Match Win Nr-. o. " hing

M Martha tl"arNarer daughter 81
n '"ArNs'"r ~ pi'-hurg. % former
.ou'ngous pool Champion IL anxious To
arrange = -"rles Of games Nth Mrs Berlin
NAV hing. 0h0 10 ron-idersf one NJ the
ba-' wumsn 'v" experts pf The pr.ssn,
IT, Miss tlesr"a'@r 80 -eiI' ne foI
Ip" ms LITTER 20 no u y Z COMPANY
nave recently rad with nu,h Interest q,
:hr -~rArf able sSlI d.splsy 81 10 Mrs Bs-.fa
nlAb I'd N = billiard 'Abs several % N, F.irrd-
AL Acquaintance hAN' witnessed the.e SHrlbi
ion, ana der.Ars hat Mrs King - r.r rTrerf
V''h fund Of znouistgs % he zA1e o. Atsl..
and 40 opponent ~ rare ssl. a. po'srt nth srd.
or hail 700
NnnoI nrrr1eni has also been made fhrouFs
NJ pr,ss nat 'his adj lilartiat rlaims prerris-
shlp - Ms feminine sIp~ri Of the uoft
] have also prArtirsd And played pocEet hIIlsrds
tof 'hs last 'eH years and feel that am - Dro
fclent A. Inc sitter Eame - Mrs Kinz
USslrlp.s Of proving ny claim a. an -tn.y,
ru"is' would challenge Mr. King 20 a eont,.,
% consIsi % series ~ games. EAy q HUNDRED
points eArh night 'or = Period OF four niThis
fof the rhAmponshlp and purse surrcient 20
oTsS' Incidental cIpsns~s
would pr''e' 20 have The contest take pIsc.
~ P1usburg. my home ,Ity However sSouit
A''eptAhle Nifh the Indsrs' AudinG fnaf I vyoftid
10 reimputse'l FOR travelling cNpenscs 10 and
from NeN Work WV
VIII sou Kindly roumunlcats 70 NJ. Etng
'hs "oni"nls ~ this letter. AMI n arfArErmSn's
can ~ p@rfe"'rd viii profrpfs ds posit = fo-fs,f
=. An ~ ldcnre o. ny Intention - paS TO- M.
cham plorshlp N'r
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IHFRRi OLrS GIRiI.
Large crowd Ntrnd' Opening Of la
tomas FaII Race We

l,TpNII ~. oct - Tho iars.~f
crowd that ever attended - fan meeting
Wa "n hand when I.4toua oIr"n"t rr-
gates TODAY hsrryula took tho 'Dlf.-u
80 cui. ~" Inaugural Hsudi'sp. from ,"Uu'
toe after Jack N'sIu uuit N",l-Hr Ir
,.uul'',',i IN" track r",pri fuI -iN lIr'ufI .-
Iu iH." Nf'h race" aIthnurh th.. hDr-r.- ~ &. I..
had a' hu' shipped ~ IN" ~umutr..-
T!r', race rNc and hair 'rIong. ,lr.
tate. - iucr Won fIAnufe- fur .t, H.rr..
.cronG. "a o. 'fg, 80 N'u>rhpt,u. third Time
10; p'tr'' li.~sy Lad. Attentive No. s
psl". Nm,riranret. low EN-. l~aisin Iudiar
GfI NIssiNc ,nd Dutue o. tlsp rtr
~"tund I'Acc~ ia '.unnE~ sidney %
star barter ,u. ~ Wurrs 'hi-I 7r--- ne .
- T. NrNrHu. ounD IoN and Inv No' tl.n
T,L
Third Inrc one nils AMI so,cr'i ,.rt.
tarle. - kurrrcfI. wur queen Ntfg4rrfr .
\ .stn second carlton - Ing .tItrd. m .,t
Time : ~ . NTnouma-rr. > rbugIt Stint. To-.
orphan Lad anf b~umIn~tsr also -ar
to.F'h Race one rIc and si1'rer'.
t'hsr-F1lA - Moore won tu.nffsss .H
ku~rurrf ~rrond Torn n bAard lus 60 W.ru.
'Sl"t Tine. . - Nii'fr u N su.u .rt!s.. e. s...
Ntlu. Helmet And King DAughtrr tl~D ran
iN'n h1r" 81 long MTustuir.
k0cruc- Non PT'ncr Gal IT, knArl. second
FiA Brt sbn. - Nru.Trp'r1 'FirI 2 me
- 3 tllN three s'Ar'sr-
san Race Onr milo and ~ eighth N0s 81
Hrp0f', Jos DAVrn "u'f non o. , tTcIrsrr f. :
,Ntrun, .rcuni. ~" 'ur Norfn~t 'nIra T.rs
- Nina 40 Ga I... -lapItIr. NrfHcrrr H.f
tnd S'oN yIr ai,p ran
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BILLIARDS.
Hopoe Leads BY I7A In Pirst Nights Pia1
WITH Cutter.

willie Hoppe. Who holds the title OF cham.
pion ct different styles OF billiards. started
In Last night TO play a handicap match with
Albert Cutler Hoppe IL 20 play 10 ino n
balk limo one ahot In. and Cutler 10 TO play
10 inch balk line. two shots in. During the
week they are TO play 500 points. sop each
light. and three nights they Will PLAY 1t
Doyls's Billiard Academy on West Fort~-
second street and the last three nights al The
knickerbocker Billiard Academy In brooE-
Ign
Hoppe showed last night what a master
he IL of the cue lie ran out his 2oo points
IN nineteen innings. averaging 10 i5-I2
Cutler In eighteen innings made total 81
ITs - that At the end Of the Gre, night OF
play Hoppe las a comfortable .oAd % ia
Tom Husstun vas tho referee AMI theTs
Vas a goodly crowd Of enthusiasts Ia Sttch
,la star billiardlsts Hoppe Won tie b tn~.
chose tho white hall and played. Bat lane.
"a s~ors Cutler too failed 20 roan' ana th~a
Hoppe sett ed down 20 work In MS ,"'nn!
inning lie started Nith long drive aud
counted and then made several shots Tor
position, bat AT tlTsi he balls were lsl'nst"
and would not roll into the desired p"-iti"n.
A clever mAs-A In the tenth. = draw IN the
neiI and then they began 20 gather 40 that
ha could show his Gk.,l at nursing Hoppe
got the balls O. tho bRlS line AMI Nth -
dsrI Il precision licked Oh garroins ., o.
as the balls SqqH'd r2'! Ito piayea -
his afusth shot he drove around the lso.s
and neatly gathered again. and hLs MY
Of the tAb.. Then he again got them "a
close posltion and scored fast. piAytns win
great confidence His Tooth shot vas a
eight more he failed to score on an easy
Ci,ier could score only . and he worked
loved byji land at tho end Of The nfh, in
IL In Ms eighth inning Hoppe ran. -
H.s lasrDw a delicate kiss sho'. and he
failed on us.s,e Again In bic tenth in
a'R 4;, he . dd "f S 5nPh s e. Ra innn ne
cutler succeeded IN making -, bur he had
poor control Of the halls and did not seem
~ be able a. hit his second ball well tie
worked hard for every shot he made. and ne
difference "a he style OF the two PLAYERS
1Cutier has been doing we'll in practice.
frequently running more than i0n. 80 'hai
his supporters we're surprised A. The form
lie made runs NJ -. III and = IN SUCCESSION
and made slight gains on Hoppe In his
eighteenth inning Hoppe got going aga! N
and made fin- run Of "a. mostly A. he pals
hen he ran ~ IN clever stvle showing some
II hts reAi form lie played veil 'TdEei
shots around the table and was -kllfui 'u"
At he bAlk me nIrse, bur failed on a ira.
llnrfe ran ou- 9TH u The scores
norps rsu zoe a. . : q g. . q. !.
!; IS 10 nigh tlls. 10. 81, "a
541;' -: . TO;aG H. Iv:rss. u "a,
feferee-Io1 Hueston.
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Vlu> baftrI .r N'hI~fI,. Ry n rrh, .
a.nT CpuiUN 2 Hsr-f . combs ! Dawn. :
~'f 49, Bender . TloTA~ iApp a I1rt +
80, rs Irarc" I - r4i'- klrusFua0 =
t0frar . Hing 4 ~rrrk ara. 4 ~'einfeIfi
Tao bAsr hts tviIrs { Vake- IatI. Z
. n ruh' RsTrs p Lord :. Nir.GA l,-,rbs
~,r .'. = ~bc,Aari TiuA.r Husrau s
thAn,r. Zimmerman. q ~fr.rirId' Thrr-
has" hI'. ~'-.ua. D. 'hanc' Home r.r
Nur1N}
a,-ircr h.'s Rsrr, . uav. ?. lord 60,
10. Ngrphr >"rH.'" zimmerman
hoffman. ~hrctsFt
Tinker She'AArd timrrrrAn
~'rUr~ put ~trInb B. Davis lori 2 Harry
'Do-lbs Z iApp HHr'>~l Haksr : Thnrr a.
T. Render Archer Z ~'''Ufeli'. Z Srhr.fs a
lofuRn linn rrwAu ? ~tsrAard ? Chance
I'uzs' King cole HrpVn 8 NcIuiitr
lea Ymon'
- Of. base N'h.-'.r, " %. uo.bie
"a.H N'Ge'iSs. D. .Ft.
Ii'. - tr,ut- . lu - innings 90 Bender
~ no u innings ~ H~uNU - .a - Inrluzs
u" ole 10 .U inning. - prrs'sr. = IN 4 ; 7
innirgs - overall ~ q innings ~ Nriffirr
:" - Inning, - Hru.haoH SIN inning. ~
lNtu'" IN inning
~'r.rs "u' 49, Iourh> n D., Hrrdev q,
D. h'rvu - b. Cole bH Nrlnrrs : Is nyrrau
: by p1rs'-r
fIrs' base On bsls 90" Comb, q - Bender
Z 90 BrDNn : ~ t'p.- = - N~intirr = = de-,
bach - p' Grail q -" pn-.t.-
H'' ~ al'rh~d ball ~ NtlrH'r . b, ro.s
Wa '.''f brown Iss-" rsH Trpnss
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HORLDSCHAMPIONS WELCOMED
Arrive at Ph,.adeIphia and Festivities
Begin NJ Once.

PHuApELrHIA oct - The vorld'~
champions the Athletics arrived hon'"
this afternoon from chicago On n spN, "a
tram A. sos o'clock There was \ htui
- mus" and tremendous crowd ~ fans
~ tie station - meet them The players
.ri Connie NlDN ~nra loaded 1910 tl'o-
and wht,cd away to the B-li"vue-S'-A'
ford fYr supper After that tho team -.
to- .eI he 'Nea're his was ''e -'..-f
.ri festivities .yll,h will %" kept ~ for ~rr.t.
time Mayor Reyhurn greeted the rla' rr-
n 'he station There will DO n hig tan
iger given ~ o." ..Hh aud parade Will
l.asly be- held r.,' week.
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rr.,mn. and commercial wee, T.-d.,

Erasmus liaH and Commercial HIRh
-'ho0l. Will rlay their postponed fo0iba n
game ~ iIAVthorn" Field Nv Brookivn -
hair pa-t 3 n'cio'k this afternoon The
Hpss high De Wit clinton game Niil he
put On Indefinitely b~vauz. ~ the death
~ NV ard JpTnyley. a member NJ the for
mrr squad ~" lied On SATURDAY. evening
~ typhoid f"vet after an lines Witch lasted
onis week GoTmley was ono Of the n1o6f
popular students IN the school and an &C.
CVuplished athlete.
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.WOTOR BOAr FOR NJ. ~ uJ,t,
To Ne Used In Florida waters the 'or.,.-
winter.

new cruising motor boa - ".
u. Wills IL approaching Soug.s.. =.
works Of the New YORK. Ia an =.
Company a. Morris Heights
nAs h4sn bui' from dsss.s
stevens and IL 20 be used in ; ..
This winte- The Yacht W
soon as completed
The dimensions are 10 'aa' ..
beam and Zee irauga'
are % double sAWn OAK lose TO-.
kss.. seelson and dead R..i
he planning 81 2 inch yei..p
decAAogss and deCN f''i1s-
The interior = tho iar ahu..sa
and tie Interior da~oTa'lou- are
Az iLeT" - double s't..r.
bathroom alta ted for '..
extend. he fa,i width %! 90" ..
are In addition I've other .....
social hal, dining room AMI ..
fpT the crew Tie varI' -
by 40 IOu horse. u..N or Ivaf.....
motors and will rar'. .u. -
t"ue, Wh!~G NT' So"
radius
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NJ" Nticm Gets Decision

h''s'- ~ u'' = Johnny kHbans
NJ (" "IarI -'"H".i tu h.- Hghi vr'h Aba
N'''' a"r" 'p.uirh' mar 10 10 4. he,t.,
N1..f.pu f.Lg"r 'lar , Epvsf ITO r.,.d
.'H.n '." ring from .'iu 'D "ui-h
pui npr.I MOI ~ 'u hpy Aun'i r.,stt,I
'I. .t"f .-.ri 4f''' Ten rp4nI.
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'.a. ."S ISFr1'rE - lar STs
I''.-. f'' = trank Jav Gould's
Z On %" !rs dion ry RstT won the race
for OBJ" Ffiy %" ton'"nay -ls-F lsury. ~ 40
iran. A. ~ cloud to-day BoisSsIin's
IT'i .i"''". "f' u" men ~. Was second
aus '"'. gee r'a.'p A.fh hfld- In the saddle
m. .''.'i 'h.rI Ifcr" wore tvsl.s starters
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'WHrIp"F Mas p,' = Tho 1rsl IN
single Ne ~" Harvard tennis championship
"R- plaved 'hi- afternoon sse.tl.r
II. ~ Brook line defeated his mammal.
" frsssr anpbeil ~ Of New York
4 -. SwrafIeT vas Ttinnortif,
~ Holdsn 81 Val" ~ Tho fnfefrollsgists
fourHsN his fail Ne VS. steadinr ibsp
H. opppueni and ere'fiye IN hack ,otIrf
work b. loser vas good az the net, bar
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In THE FOOTBALL WORLD
ELS M SIR arm No SORE
GiME WIN TtNDERBILT.
VARSITY Eleven Take part IN Monday Prae-
tirr Contrary To GUSTAV Changes in
the Lineup I.r~Iir. ntggle>~Orth and
rockingham Back IN IIarNa Lineup

IN. IInrun Is.~Itr. utEEIe~W orth and
IrothinEban, RacL IN liar, Arb IInrup
NV u,fr> 90 An the members
a. fhs 'rTSf ''n'nt. e'"'en we're al the
f'.I r'. afternoon tor 'h" Nr-t vra' i''"
a''"r '... uu -'ur" Vanderbilt game ~
Nl'.Fi.. Int. '.- wear the men WAC
p.t'.G 30 ~p'.ri ctfn"- lh'" "I"a'S
o.. r'a' over - .rIt'. rV' the time -
-u booze frr pie r-. "Ior meat % tn" e. m
q. .'.. fE- u'' '..." N. il.
....... game r'..U''rd 100 ., '"w hlus"-
~ r.. 'u,.r lH'a Fold whr h's '""r "H'
o. f... ...'r" '"T .n"l" tnH'. went ''. b. 30
f.. r.. .,.rr...r nd rr, .apf1n v.II BOO
u .H.f. .s, ....-rra Nsr,r took u 300 -
f#.... ..... ....f .uI r.r-t.ur o.r' o.. 'H,'
....... team. r.... rru.t u.I ~ rllI aud
-...., .. ... ,'.rrl.a kHpr'r.k and
I,..,.- a..r. ... .r.I. and Van ~.nder"n
v..rf %, ,... ...au.. '.,m S.urlt .ui Paw,
v.., Irr.Y..u. o.. .- r..H.-. Uf' itul vs.
,,,,. IN .....I. |..-..,r ,.uI.tIrn. 49, IunIn.nu
Too. I- r..,c rr,u,.~. Who rrt,rd the
faction .rr a. frs minute. SATURDAY. took
i.'f v.,ri. ,yl..e I!Ilrr pr,,ru taro.sh the
afternoon At rIEL' Morris. the nnl. man
VNu dI-ffuEl,-l..i himself Iu the game
agtrr.t NtuderhIi. retua ned a. centre q
VT this lineup the VARSITY had = three
oY,rt,r. = An hour .gusldr.u Art Howe
''''' ~ ." So So -
u" .ptI'rIoa'A' VINO vas ~ Hiou AZ Lahe-
vile. ran the team for about nNs minutes
ly, S,rog, Va. IN rh,rr. the rect Of the time
60 ~. 80, ,,,.nT,.. .lyp,I d,,u tka
CO, be- r'1ed down The .o'ond team aud
from the .u,T The Nlrs.ty Mas ordered
TN. ..,'.t yrr,...,.,, NOT the .rr,lb. held
o." 'rs' teal" ''" ..is''' vas A"'""n 20
hammer away mt. th" u'SskIn vas carried
,r It., ,r. -. ..,,. ven. rY, on he
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