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Evening journal., 1911-12-01
IMPERIAL
THE CHAMPIONS
Take State GridirOn Title From
Foot Dupont by S to 3
Score
PLAY HARD GAME
IN SEA OF MUD

Imperial won the state football
championship over Fort DUPONT here
yesterday afternoon. to 3. The gamo
proved unusually hard. because OF
the sea of mud in which the men
played. making end longs almost i'm
possible and forcing both teams to
hard line plunging from start %
finish Schwartz put the soldier boys
lone field goal over in the second
quarter and from that time until
Byrne got across in the third quarter
with Impcriars only goal the I'M
perial rooters were down cast Then
they broke into a revelry Of Joy that
meant victory snitcher failed on
goal
Mccall. Shriver. Snitcher. Tucker,
Fairchlds and Raymond put up a
splendid game for Imperial. Williams.
q .full-blooded Indian and former
Carlisle STAR was with the soldiers
as an extra attraction and played
worthy of all that was given him.
Lennon. Schwartz and Duncan We're
the other stars. The lineup:
Fort DUPONT. Imperial
Thorn ......left end. ..... Chrlsty
Raymond.
Fitzpatrick =. left tackle. snitcher
Fields .....left guard. Fairchilds
Rogalski centre. ..,... Tucker
Scitz
Marino right guard. warburtou
Murray ..right tackle...... welsh
Smith Adams.
Press .......right end ..... Mccall
Duncan Quarterback. Kane
schwartz left halfback. 49,. Woods
Williams fright halfback. Jefries
Jordan Shriver.
Lennon ..... fu.lback....... Byrne
Capt.
Touchdown. Byrne; field goal
Schwartz: referee. Barr, villa Nova /;
umpire. Raybor. West Point; field
Judge. Welsh. Parkside; head Ines
man. Prentiss. Trinity; timers. Say
lor Orange and Jones. Fort DUPONT;
linesmen. Long and Duncan; time,
four 10 minute periods
Managers Cole and MCGOWAN
thank The sport-loving public for
their support Of the Imperial team
daring the season
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
DOVER JAIL HOLDS
ALLEGED SLASHER
Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Dec. William
Seacord, who has just been brought
to Dover and locked up in default Of
bail, is charged with the slashing Of
the negro. William Tate. at Bowers
Beach early last summer. Tate has
entirely recovered from the murder
Gus assault which is charged against
Seacord, who Is white
The authorities made quiet search
os all over the East for Seacord and
We're successful last Saturday.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
SPORT QUERIES ANSWERED

Sporting Editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
10 Who lead the Eastern League
in stolen bases the past season?
(2) What was the score between
the Johns Hopkins-Gallaudet College
elevens this year.
(3.) Did Monte Attell over get the
decision over Young Britt Of Balti-
t1) Ward Miller Of Montreal. with
'63 bases.
CD Gallaudet, 5; Johns Hopkins
3.
CD Yes; on June IA. 1910, in Is
rounds.
Sporting Editor Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL: What is the worlds rec.
ord for the running broad jump?
H. S. 130
The amateur record is held by
Peter f. O'Connor. Of Dublin. ana
was made in 1901. He jumped a
distance of "a feet II 3-4 inches. The
professional record is "a feet 6
inches. and Is held by r. p. Williams.
Milford, n. s.. and was created In
1906.
Sporting Editor OF THE EVENING
JOURNALS What are the duties o
n captain Of a football team when q
coach is also on hand? A READER.
To look after the general work G
the squad while on the field Of plas
and 10 also act in the capacity oI
coach in the sense that he assists the
regularly employed trainer.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

The Eleventh Ward Democratic Lo-
gion and the Twelfth Ward Democrat
ic Club viii play in their pool and
card tournament az the Eleventh
Ward organizations headquarters to-
night
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
;ilvcrhrook
Smvrna H. <
cARMIcHAEL MINs MArCH.

In the match pool tournament at tie
pariors at Seventh and Wilson streets,
Wednesday evening, Carmichael de-
feated Colwell 100 to 50.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
COLLECIATES
PLAY TO 0 TO 0

Wilmington High and Norristown
High played to 0 to score in their
annual gridiron game here yesterday.
High School showed much improved
form. and it was due almost entirely
to their line work that Norristown
was kept from scoring. The last
quarter saw Wilmington High at her
best in all around playing. Fidance
aud Groves played a splendid game.
Wilmington. Norristown.
Gibney ....... left end ...... .Blick
Wilson .... left tackle Mendenhail
Wilkinson. left guard Shoemaker
Richardson.
Schafer centre 5000. Scheetz
Ruth fright guard. .... Spenkle
Morrison fright tackle 49,. Hunter
Sharp ..... right end ..Cardonna
Cooley.
Graves quarterback 49,. .Easton
Topkis ...left halfback .... Evans
Fidance fright halfback. Hallman
Grove
Hamilton -. .fullback $500. Scheldt
Referee. McAvoy, Lafayette; UNI
pire. Rhinelander Norristown; field
Judge, King, Wenonah, NJ A.; head
| linesman, Williams, Swarthmore,
timers. Tatnall Knerr. Time OF
quarters 10 minutes.
Sen Auben Conchas. Durstein, makers
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
WINnSOR WINS TINS ONE.

Windsor trimmed Baltimore to 1
in their annual soccer game here
yesterday. Windsor put all their
goals over in the first half
AT Shellpot on Saturday afternoon
Windsor plays Alfred the Great OF
Philadelphia in a st. Georges League
match Iiue-up.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
HlTTlTnOrO.
SILYERBROOk rs SHIT OUT.

Silvorbrook lost to Smyrna High
School. at Smyrna yesterday. 16 to o.
IT was the first defeat suffered by
Silverhrook in four years. Silver
brook was outwcighcd greatly.
The linc-up.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

Patriarch Havana 1Oc Cigars.
Smoke one and you'll smoke another.
Selak and Hoffman. makers, 413 Mar
ket ST.
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
ATHLETIC SMOKrR.

Company C Athletic Association VIII
give a smoker in the state arsenal to-
morrow evening for members onlg..
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

" TINlNIINT NIoTTUTlO.
C. o. Williams, 49-50. Best score
OF day from North East. Nd. w. l..
Smith, $50. Best score Of day
from Mafshallton. Del.
PROFESSIONALISM A. Joslyn. A
with added handicap. 1870.
RIFLE AND PISTOL
David Appleby, rife. 121-125
PISTOL, CLASS A.
Lammot DUPONT. 4S-5D
PISTOL. CLASS B.
Captain J. A. Ellison. ....... .46-50
Sen Auben Panetella the little smoke"
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
THEIR GOAL
REMAINS CLEAN
New Castle GridlrOnerS De-
feat Darby in Last Game
by 9 to 0 Score
VISITORS DANCE TO
FORGET THEIR DEFEAT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 1.
Rahl Rahl Rahl. St. Peters,
Hance and Mcdaniel. too,
Mcdaniel ran his eighty yards
And Hance kicked ever true.
Mcclure came down from Darby,
With a terrible line,
But Darby went home blanked,
While ST. Peters had its nine.
So Ran, Rahl Rahl ST. Peters,
The white and gold do wave,
For they did slam each Darby ram,
And the record still did save.
SO now they close the season,
And patrons do thank,
And every blade has money saved
For the local bank.
Il was great game and 500 New
Castle people shouted for st. Petcr's 's
at sun down. Hance and Mcdaniel
were carried off the gridiron on the
shoulders Of st. Peters admirers
while the Darby Fife and Drum Corps
joined in the noise
Two weeks ago the teams met al
Darby and neither side scored It was
different at New Castle yesterday. In
the first quarter Mcclure fumbled a
! pass and II. Mcdaniel caught the ball
like a stiff wind picks up a kite and
away he went for an eighty-yard run
and a touchdown. Hance kicked the
goal and the score stood 6 TO 0. Nc
Cluro fought hard to tie the score but
failed TO get closer than five yards. In
the last quarter ST. Peters became
/ aggressive and went up the field, but
had TO fight every inch. Old King Sol
had gone back of the horizon and ST
Peters was on the twenty-five yard
line. II was within one minute of time
The ball was passed to j. Hance. lie
waited a second and then a well di.
rected kick sent the ball between tho
poles fer a field goal. Hundreds of st
Peters admirers cheered and Nc
Daniel and Hance were carried off tho
field. st. Peters closed the season un'
defeated. The visitors were entertain
ed at supper at the home Of Mrs. Kee
Later in the evening they joined loca
young men in dance.
The lineup.
st. Peters. Mcclure.
White . left end .... Doyl'
II. Leonard left tackle .....Fo,
Madden left guard . Lon
o. Hance g.. 49,. center g.. -. .BOnsal
Auld o. ....right guard e.. 49,. Lent
1 Doris e. fright tackle e.. Kan
7 Foster fright end . Starrel
? ]. Hancc quarterback e.. GallaghC
y. Mcdaniel fullback - .. LUX
H. Mcdaniel right halfback J. Byrn
+. Leonard left halfback ..... Egg
Kce
Touchdown. II. McDaniel goal,
Hance; goal from field, j. Hance
referee White; umpire. Lawrence
timers, Hunk and McGrory; lincsmeI
1 steele and Clark
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
The lineup.
DEMOCRATS IN TOURNAMENT.

Ask for Sen Auben segars. All Dealers
Evening journal., 1911-12-01
TURKEYS FOR The
HIGH SHOOTERS

One hundred gunners divided into
four classes smashed targets for tur-
key prizes before the DUPONT Gun
Club traps yesterday. The winners
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

Sen Auben PaneteIla the little smoke'
Evening journal., 1911-12-01

Sen Auben conchas Durstein' makers
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE
To be Held at the Court House In
Elk Point, S. D., October
IA, 1911.

Thursday. Friday and Saturday, 0cto-
ber II IA, will be very busy days at The
County superintendent office.
The frst two days win be devoted to
teachers examination, and on Satur-
day will occur the first meeting OF the
southern division Of Union county
teachers.
AN the industrial exhibits, which
have baen collected at the oiiice this
sunShers will be displayed.
The public is invited TO attend the
meeting and friends OF education viii
be especially welcome.
The following program will be car
ried out:
FoRENooN-1O.O0.
Roll call Quotations from SCOTS so
cal Education
Real Benefits OF Reading Circle
Work. ............ Jennie Dahl
SCOTS Social Education Chapters
to 4.
Does Johnny Need Con- pany?.....
...........,...... Mrs. H. l.. Wolfe
Tests Of School - Necessity and
Value.. ....... Carrie RtBgrud
Schools Why Monarchies?. -
.... ............. Ethel aorner
Schools 8 Republics. Anna Crawford
Course of Study-General Conference.
bring your coursesl
AFTERNooN-l:3O
Music.
Why Bobby Likes Geography.....
......... Teresa Raabe
Delicate Situations How HaLdled
u. ...............M Margaret Dyer
Seli-Direction-H How Developed in
Pupils. ........ Amanda Hallberg
Recreation.
My Seventh and Eighth Grade
Pupils. .......... Kaihryn Galn0r
Promotions-The Use and Abuse
.... ......ss...........Belle Orr
The Courtesies OF the Playground
............s..s....l Tiara Burg man
Teachers In attendance will receive
$500, and Ave cents per mile each way
necessarily travelled; teachers not III
attendance will forfeit $3.50, unless ex-
cused by the superintendent.
Meeting At Beresford on Octobea
2lst. Join the division most convent
ent 10 you.
KATHYRN FRENCH. Co. Supt.
CLARA J. HAYES, Clerk.
JENNIE DAHL, Manager.
KATHRYN GAINoR, Secretary.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
AS TO GOVT
LAND DRAWING
Some Regulations Regarding Land
Opening Which Takes Place
I'm October.

Residence upon the land to be opened
TO settlement and drawn for at Gregory,
,. d.. beginning October IA. 1911, must
be begun within six months after the
date Of entry, and must be continued
with cultivation, aud TO the exclusion Of
a home elsewhere, until patent has been
earned. either by five years residence and
cultivation and the payment the install
ments of purchase money annually, or
by fourteen ps9nths' actual and continu-
Gus residence and cultivation and the
payment Of all the unpaid purchase
money. soldiers, sailors, their widows
or minor orphan children, who have
actually resided on the land for twelve
months can claim credit on the remain
ing four years residence required by the
law for the period OF the soldiers mill
tary service.
The following persons are not qualified
to make homestead entry:
l. A married woman, unless she has
been deserted or abandoned by her hus-
band. or unless her husband is incapaci-
tated By disease or otherwise from earn
ing support :or his family, and she is
the head and main support OF the family.
2. One not q citizen of the United
States. and who has not declared his in
tention of becoming such.
3. One under twentY-one years Of
age, not the head OF family.
4. One who is the proprietor of more
than I60 acres Of land in any state or
territory. The ownership of town lot
or any amount of land In excess to l60
acres, disqualifies the owner from MAX
ing entry.
Do not attempt to buy out home
steader without keeping Ia view the fact
that he can give you no title as against
the United States. II you purchase q
relinquishment Of his claim 1t must run
TO the United States.
Entries and filings for The purpose Of
holding. the land for speculation are
Illegal and fraudulent; and the sale or
relinqnishment is also illegal.
Applications for registration must
reach registration points not later than
midnight Of October Is, 1911. Rapid
City Union.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05

land and the feeling OF unrest among
the poorer classes OF Germany make
the situation In these countries ex-
tremely dangerous.
Germany and France have now settled
their dispute In farely 50 good shape,
bns 1t could easily be kicked open
again.
Italy has made some advance toward
Turkey as to the kind Of peace treaty
she would be willing to draw up and
the nations OF Earope are anxious to
have Turkey accept the Italian terms,
which is apt to be done as Turkey lie
fearful OF an uprising in Balkans.
The Turkish Empire has been slowly
going 10 pieces for hundreds OF years
and now that outside nations have
again commenced chopping off pieces
OF her territory, she may soon be re-
duced to nation OF but small Inn
portance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
COPY OF THIS LAW CAN NOW BE SEEN AT THIS OFFICE THROUGH
THE COURTESY OF Mr. RINGSRUD.
COME IN AND LOOK IT OVER
We Would be Pleased Publish the Law BUT II Too Lengthy An
Article. Below Is Given the Letter
Accompanying It

the Recall Feature; 4th, Al Eficient
Corrupt Practice Act Feature; 9Th. the
Representative Feature BY which
elected party members may propose
and submit platform princlplas and
nominate the paramount Issue and can
dldates BY q direct vote, after conten-
tlon for principles by pltting "a equal
array Of candidates against each other
10 the primaries, 10 forward education
On public questions BY debate, and thus
foster IA open air cure for polItlos:
6th, A Method as Restraint on the
Appolntive ONCE spOils System by or
fetal Party Enforcement; 7th, A Form
OF Ballot Which Gravltases Nomlnn-
tions 10 Majority Rule.
Laxlty In our political party pro-
cedure 10 uuquestionably the cause Of
ell modern political graft. Business
has TO be conducted honorably to be
successful; why not politics the
science in government? Efficient legal
organization oI political parties Is the
sole safeguard OF The intelllgeut voter.
OrRanizatIOn is necessary, principles
are paramount, candidates are but
empty names TO the thousands, some.
times mtlllOnss Ill voters called nnou "
choose among them. The political
party il the only constant factor il our
politics. Iss identity Ii llxed. Its
-.
comp pDsitsDns psasgogM Nnd rea0nE aFs
known 20 ali voters. Therefore Id eiHi
Client political orPanizAtIon law ii she
irst legal stop III development III
science IL government. SooieGY, pollti-
cally, has never had ap efficient organ
ization Law 70 make itself potent and 10
safely promote popular government,
and project itself against COZ irnptIon.
A party Organization law ID the step.
pine stone the politicians eject; word
TO the Wise is sufficient.
! write you 10 this matter In the In
terest Of the state I have personally
given eight PEARS or my time grasuIt-
ously, and g0Odly portion of my say
A1B@ ~ = tf1 tb@AG w UES0m&1l8H al
efficient pOlitLcai Organization Law for
South Dakota. have presented three
bllls and two primary petllIons, with
5000 signatures each, during these
eight years. | have been state chalr-
man Of the progressive forces which
nominated and elected the last thres
governors and three leplalafurAa
pledged and repledged III give the
people an efficient party organization
Law, hnt without avail. The politicians
and certain prominent 0ficehoIders
and special interests have crippled and
defeated my efforts, through she legie-
lature, three times, and turned Oh me
personally. Disappointed in them, /
am finally appealing TO the people
direct and Need Help.
II you approve Of this Law talk TO
your friends about 4 and Iei me hear
from you.
Yours truly,
r. .. RIcHARDs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
THESE TWO NATIONS ARE NOW SCRAPPING EARNEST OVER
THE POSSESSION OF TRIPOI
ITALY SEEMS TO Be THE BEST MAN
All Europe Seems TO Be More Or Less In State Of Turmoil
War May Spread To Other
Points

Turkey sure seems to be haviag her
hands full in recent years for now she
is mixed hot and heavy In a war over
the possession OF Tripoll. Acrute news
is hard to get from the seat OF the war,
but SO far as can be learned, Italy seems
TO have the best of the fight 30 far.
The other powers of Europe are apt
TO step In and stop the war at any time
as Europe lie at this time seething with
revolt from Russia TO the Mediterranean
sea and great fear 10 felt that the war
might sproed to all parts of Europe.
Russia n almost boiling over with
anarcy and King Alphonso OF Spain is
having the time Of his lifs sticking TO
his throne. Portugal has just gone
through change OF government from
q kingdom to Republic and France
has her hands full with strikes etc.
Eugland and Germany are still keep
ing close tab on each other which
together with the big strikes In Eng
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
Kenny MIL Closed.

The Hawarden Mill, recently sold by
Kenny & Todd 10 Rowe s. Wagner OF
Winner, s. d., has been closed this
week owing TO misunderstanding be-
tween the various parties. Last week
the new owners mott fed their attorneys,
Smell d Randall. 10 take possession oi
the min. This they did last Friday.
Then the trouble started. John Neg
ward, who holds ; $1,000 mortgage
against lhe property. started foreclos.
nre proceedings, and other parties
having claims also started In To collect.
Messrs. Kenny q Todd attached the
property In order 20 protect the farm.
ers and others who bad wheat and Houl
In storage. The owners will be here In
few days and Il Il thought the matter
will b ssraig ghtenad Out and the mill
opened pp for business again. Haw
arden Chronicle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
Mr.. A. o. RlNGsRUD,
Elk Point, s. d.

ElA 0Auts ~ ~
DEAR SIR: Under separate cover I
mail TO you > copy OF the proposed
Richards Primary Law 10 be voted on
by the people In November, 1912 I
therefore seek support for this measure
of all voters. This 10 a government by
parties and maiorlties. Political par-
ties now are mere labels ana their rep
resenlatives are without lega. account
ability to the regular Organization or
the party membership. The present
primary law, as it's practical workings
demonstrate, ls purely q personal af-
fair, q scrsmble Of candidates for Office.
and omEs- organization for principle.
An efficient primary Law IL the frat
legal step In development Of popular
government 80 as to check Ghe spoils
system. The trading In appointlve Of
tices for political support makes politics
slippery, and does not foster science In
government.
The proposed primary Law 10 not .
'.cure all" for every political eviI-pre-
pared by political drsameE and ideAl-
let In government affairs; but ls pro-
posed as q party organization law. ~
gives political parties power TO control
shenselves. 10 frame Issues. nOmlnase
candidates EoF osisoes end 4 sash ezaEsz
dates, after elected. violate platform
pledges. they can be discharged or re-
called In d conservative way by the
party members who elected them. In
other words. itie an atssmps to actually
establish representative. In place Of
mis-representatiye government. PO-
litical parties become business organ
izations when successful at the pOlls,
and take over the business affairs Of
the government, state and nation.
Thousands Of lave are enacted, and
billions of dollars of the peoples money
collected and disbursed through party
power, and yet theirs has been no law
by which the members 81 . party could
hold their representatives accountable.
Suppose The stockholders Of bank
should elect Ito representatives 10 The
way OF president and cashiers for q
term of from one TO six years, and
we're not given authority BY law 70
direct the banks affairs, and such of
iicers should become corrupt, wastsful
In judgment and Disregard She stock
holders interests, DO you not think
there would Immediately be elaEnor for
a laS By which the owners Of the stock
could bring the officers 10 an accOunt-
ingl Insurance companies, banks. rail-
roads and other organizations oi capital
are given power by law 10 control their
affairs; but political organizations are
not. This proposed primary law sim
ply aims at the above, nothlng more,
and In order TO accomplish thIs, the
following features which Ii contains
are necessary: let, The Publicity Feat
.ure; 2ud. the Enrollment Feature; Srd, /,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
THOSE CATALOCS
AGAIN
Annual Supply Of Catalogues
Arriving at the PoStOffices.--
Use Them IN This Way.

The following article was taken from
the Genterville Journal, but as the same
is good anywhere we are reproducing it
and we guarantee that our merchants
viii support us and make good any
assertion made herein:
Last week and the week before there
were brought into Centerville through
the mails some dozen or more Of tie
sacks full of Sears, Roebuck 81 Co. IS an
nual catalogues which were carried out
on the various routes to the farmers
tributary. Some no doubt remained in
town with the Centerville patrons Of
that concern. The journal would sug-
gest TO the recipients Of these catalogues
that they use them to make up q list of
their actual wants and needs, and bring
the list In 70 any one or all OF the Center
vile merchants, and give them q chance
to fiji the order IL they can do SO at the
same or nearly the same price for cash,
quality Of goods considered. The Jour
nal makes this suggestion in all Kindness
and courtesy. The home merchant is
here to serve you, 10 supply your wants.
He Is entitled TO your business Ii he can
give you value received for your money.
Entitled to 1t because he pays taxes here,
contributes to the support of the various
churches and benevolent institutions,
helps to support the schools and assists
In building up the town in every way.
BY so doing he is increasing the value Of
your farm land or your city property, is
building up market for your produce
and yonr stock. and giving yon the
Advantage Of The telephone and rural
mail service. He can sell you the same
quality Of goods as cheap as the cata-
logue house because he has not the high
rent and high insurance to pay, which
Offsets any advantage in buying the
catalogue houses have BY reason of the
large purchases. The Journal verify be-
lheves this statement. and would like to
see our people here and tributary loyal
enough to give them chance. ~ we
said before. the merchants are entitled
| 10 the business even at slightly ad-
vanced price, and We would like to soc
them get il.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-10-05
r. o. RICHARDS.

Hans Witzke Of Chester, L., Miss
Talleen Wide Of Marshalifeld. Oregon,
and Mr. Kieth Wilde, Who il II she
army.
The funeral services will take place
tomorrow afternoon 81 o'clock At ths
home Of her daughter. MRS. Gr0ethe,
Rev. Bird and Rev. Relnerlson ofiicl-
ating.
The Odd Fellows will take charge 0f
the remains which will be laid to rest
in the Elk Point cemetery.
The family Will recaive The hsartlelt
sympathy ci the whole community ln
thsir sad bereavement