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Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20
Christian Science Church Notes

Christian Science Society hold ser.
vices in their room over the postoffice
Sunday morning at 1890; Subject OF
lesson Matter"
Sunday School at 1900 m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30
Reading room in the same place open
every Tuesday and Thursday after.
moons from to 4.
All are cordially invited to attend the
services and visit the reading room.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th 1913.
Commission Proceedings.

Regular meeting of the City Commits
sion held at the City hall, Monday eve
ming September Is, 1913, Absent,
Cross, Hudson, and Kenny,
No quorum being present, meeting
was adjourned,
Adjourped regular meeting of the
City Commission held at the City Hall,
Tuesday evening, Sept. 16, 1913.
Meeting was called to order by Mayor
Cross. Present: Cross, Hudson and
Kenny. Absent: none.
Minutes OF the four last meetings
were read and approved.
On motion by Hudson, supported by
Kenny, the following bills were allowed
and the Clerk instructed to draw or
ders for the same:
A. j. Hammond, cement walk. IS 50.S2
E. w. Giles, cleaning streets -. 2l.00
jill. Milford, running steam roller 1880
VIM. Taylor, rebate on walk. 14,04
j. NJ Milford order of VIM. Thier 11.50
Carl Bohls, rebate on walk -. 1880
James Reynolds, street labor 80. 200
Joseph Wilhelm, special police. 6.25
Frank Zitka, rent for lot. 800
A. j. Hammond, order for rebate 6S.6S
E.JCemetery Assn cutting weeds ZOO
H. L. Winters, engineering,
surveying .-."...... 80. 80. ZZ.Ou
Chas. A. Hudson order Of Jno.
Wnltley go. ....... o.OO
G. A. Lisk, printing -. ....... 1910
City Treas paym't street labor. ALDO
City Treas. paym't special police $500
Jno. F. Kenny months salary. 10000
D. H. Fitch, 2 months salary. ACT
James Gidley fumigation supplies 12.75
Chas, A. Hudson 4months salary 10000
Jno. Whitley, cleaning streets. 2.2O
On motion by Kenny, meeting was
adjourned.
OTIS j. SMITH,
City Clerk.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20
SCHOOL NOTES.

The attendance at schael is still in
creasing. There are 81 enrolled in the
kindergarten and it has been necessary
to divide the class into two sections,
one for the morning session and one
for the afternoon session.
Monday morning fifteen pupils from
the Elk Rapids schools enrolled in our
public schools being distributed from
the kindergarten to the senior class.
All of these children were from Nor
wegian families.
The Board of Education has author
lied the purchase of equipment and
supplies that will materially improve
the facilities in the high school chemi-
cal laboratory.
Today the football season opens for
our high school team. A game will be
played with Central Lake on the field
west of the lake. A lively contest is
expected. Next Saturday the team will
play at Boyne City.
Classes in the commercial depart
ment are unusually large this year. So
many pupils have enrolled for CONNER
eial arithmetic that it was necessary to
form two classes and even then there
are not enough tables to accommodate
the pupils. Other popular branches
taught in this department are book
keeping, commercial law, business
English, stenography and typewriting.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20
St. Joseph's Church
Rev. Timothy Krohoth.

Sunday, Sept, 2lst.
500 a. m. low mass. Communion for
Ladies Altar Society.
Monday, Sept. 22nd
500 p. m. Important meeting of the
Ladies Altar Society. All members
be present.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20
Presbyterian Church Notes
Rev. A. ID. Grigsby. Pastor.

Every one warmly invited to attend
all services Sunday next the 2lst.
1890 Morning worship.
11:45 Sunday School.
GAS Young Peoples meeting.
1880 Evening worship.
The congregation last Sunday eve-
ming greatly appreciated the musical
attractions furnished, The two selec-
tions of Mrs. Dickson of Winnipeg, in
the one accompanied on violin by Mr..
w. Webster and the organist were
listened to with rapt attention. Mrs.
Kirby's singing in the morning service
was also highly appreciated.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20
cHARLEvo,x COUNTY HERALD
G. A. Lisk. Publisher
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR

Entered at the postofiice at East JORDAN
Michigan. as second class mail matter.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20

1t doesn't take very strong woman
to break man.
Even fast young man can't catch
up with tomorrow.
Blood will tell-usually the things we
do not want told.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20

| About the only time a woman. has
nothing to say is when she has chance
TO praise one of her rivals.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20

WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER. WALL
PAPER at WHITTINGToNs.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-09-20


On motion by Kenny, meeting was
adjourned.
OTIS j. SMITH,
City Clerk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
LOUISVILLE RaSuIts
International News So vice.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
BASEBALLISTS CALL
ON PRESIDENT VIII SON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-"pop" An
son. Clark Griffith. manager OF the
washington Americans. and Brownie
Burke, mascot of the Cincinnati Reds.
dropped in on President Wilson today
and engaged him in a converse ton on
baseball. 'A'
"I used to tell folks during the cam
palsn, said Anson TO the president, that
Tart was content to run things from the
bench; that Teddy wanted to be pitcher
first baseman and everything, and do his
own roofing besides; but that the Demo
Gratis punched hits and won out"
We'll, replied the president, there
was nothing left for me to do then. ex-
cept umpire the game"
Brownie Burke had been sizing up
tie president during the converse lion
M the mascot of the Cincinnati Il
The president observed with a smile
that Cincinnati wasn't in II with The
Washlngton team this season.
He'd make some baseball manager
observed Brownie" as the PARTY walked
out.
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WOMEN'S S GOLF PlI|
At THE SEMI FIN
Two American and Two
lish Girls to Contest
Today's Matches.
By Ia
By lnterna sionaI News Service.

BY lnterna tional News Service.
WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. ls.-
women's national golf cha mpionship
brought down TO the semi final
by the completion OF the third rounu
the Wilmington Country club coursf
day. The four survivors are Miss Ms
Hollins OF New York. Miss Harrief
Curtis OF Boston and Miss Muriel
and Miss Gladys Ravenscron. bod
England, In the semi-hnal the
Americans will meet IN the upper bra
while the two English girls are d
battle in the lower
For time today 1t looked as th<
there were chances to overthrow
British invaders and one OF them,
Mabel Harrison, the Irish champion
beaten. 1t was Miss Curtis who "a
the victory over the Irish girl. II "a
the matches In which Miss Dodd
Miss Rayenscroft were playing thai
Srea test interest was conferred how
aud It did seem In the early hours d
day that they might be beaten, but
the British girls finally came thu|
with flying colors and won their nAI<
by ample margins,
Miss Dodd's opponent was Mrs. G.
FaDderbeck Of Philadelphia and ~
while Mrs. Vanderbeck had all The
ter of the situation. Miss Dodd could
seem TO get going, her usually accu1
approaches went wrong time aftef
and her putting on a number OF @
left much to be desired. But she ~
won by FIVE up and three to play,
Miss Ravenscroft and Miss Fanny
good Of Boston played a match that
a see-saw affair for thirteen holes.
RavenscToft won by three up and fn4
play,
In eliminating Miss Harrison,
Harriet Curtis followed the old-fasrI
and efficac acious method of going Tlgnt
in front and staying there, Miss ~
won her match by four up and tnre9
play.
Mrs j.. II. Filter of PhiladelpMa
the opponent OF Miss Marion Ho'|
and the match was close one.
Hollins had a little the better OF
ing out. as she was in tbe lead
They rea ched the turn sl! square.
rally by Mrs. Filter on the next feW
put her two up at the fourteenth
Holl!ns then rallied and won the
by two up.
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Trouble Brewing.

MANHATTAN, Kan, Oct. 1s-Trou-
BILE Is brewing in Missouri valley foot
bail circles because the University of
Nebraska played Ross. a negro guard.
against the Kansas State Agricultural
college team last Saturday. Coach
Stlehm OF Nebraska Is said to have an
nounced that he intends to play the negro
in every valley game. w. O. Hamilton
manager Of athletics at the University
OF Kansas, said today a gentlemen S
agreement among the conference man
ayers made negroes ineligible and the
Then Coach Lownan OF the Agricultural
college announced II Nebraska did not
play Ross against Kansas and other val
ley teams he would protest Saturdays
game.
We had an agreement with Nebraska
before last Saturdays game" said Low
man. that if We permitted Ross to play
against us he would be in the lineup
against all the other valley teams and we
are going TO hold Nebraska TO it."
II rs generally understood at Lawrence
that the University of Kansas PLAYERS
Will refuse to play against a negro.
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YALE HAS THIRTEEN
ON HOSPITAL SQUAD
Other Coaches Send Out
Gloomy Reports; Pumpelly
Makes Reappearance.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct 16.--In foot
ball practice at Yale field this afternoon,
Marting, center on the varsity, and
Thompson halfback, received injuries
which probably will keep them out of the
game with Lehigh Saturday. Marting re-
ceived cut on the head and Thompson
turned his ankle. These injuries bring
the hospital squad up TO thirteen.
Pumpelly, the star dropkicker. who has
been out OF the game all season with
an injured knee. appeared on the field
this afternoon for a brief period, and
booted over numerous drop kicks from
difficult angles. II IS not likely, how
ever, that he will play for several weeks
The varsity scored four touchdowns on
the frcS Shmen today
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MITE HIGH MEETS
! u FRESH|ES TODAY
ungsters Expected to Put
Up Fast Battle; Game
at 4 O'clock.

the Granite high school grounds
tiA nfternoon the University OF Utah
neamen will meet the Granite men in
arst football game OF the interscho-
astf ucIedule.
Zach Ashton OF Granite has a bunch
Pod men on the south side this fall
ftno ctclares that he will be on top when
.ns ssason closes. The Granite men are
tIe oay ones who have been seen in
sthdV action this fall and that was when
.ney net the university eleven In prac-
tlce AZ that time Ashton's men showed
mat hey were gamesters and that they
nag knowledge OF the game that VIII
make them dangerous sll season in the
ilSh rhool games. Against the varsity
I1e G1nite men made better showing,
iar as team work Is concerned. than
We The freshies. and because OF their
Pcrios organlza ton many look for them
vin from the IT, lads.
re freshmen have half dozen as
men as there are in the state and
without perfect organization they
De able 10 win. When the var
ss II useless 10 try the freshmen
s~hardly To bc supposed that
Fill be able 10 gain around them.
X Of Fadai Peterson at end for
amen was never surpassed by OFT
s. or any other end that has rep
ed Utah Bob Wilson, who plays
sther end for the underclassmen. is
q bu. possesses great speed and
eugth and IS ma ster OF numerous
Irks which make II almost impossible 10
sain around his end. Then In the back
heh Ward. Olesen, Romney. Earl Will
sou and Ramssyer Will be found suffl-
deuty strong 10 prevent any great Of
lensiye work through the line and should
n1sr many yards around the ends.
Agamc Will be called n ! O'Clock.
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Nebraska Alumni Coaches.

LINCOLN. Ncb., Oct, ls.-Football
Gnu With 4 limit Of scTmmage play.
but "A lot Of counsel and eome scoidIns
py The coaches, was the programme to-
da! sor the squad that will face Mime
sota powerful eridiron machine here
SATURDAY. There WAS q small army OF
assistant coaches on hand for the prac-
ice. ana each regular player had bis In
nIFinual mentor among members of Ne
5raskss alumni. who were former stars
on the football field
Among the 'old grads" back 10 assist
were Harvey. Temple. Westover and
ltornburecr. Addcd 10 this list were As
distant Coach Dudley and Sanford White.
.oriner Princeton star, who is making
ms nome In Lincoln. Zach one OF the
coaches picked a particular man in the
INC and devoted his entire tirnc 10 per
lectns the individual players style.
) nele "ns considerable punting and for
ward passing OF the ball today
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Penn in Poor Shape.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 16,-A complete
reversa. OF form was shown by the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania varsity football
eleven In the final scrimmag ge before the
Brown game on Franklin field this aft
ernoon. The freshman team was pitted
against the regulars and completely out
played them scoring two touchdowns In
a thirty-flve minute workout The show
ing OF The varsity was the poorest this
season.
Time after time the first-year men
broke through the line and threw the
varsity backs for losses, while on re-
peated occasions the freshmen swept the
ends and hit the line for big gains
captain Young. who was injured in
practice several days ago, watched the
game from the side lines. although early
in The afternoon he was in the varsity
lineup in the signal drill. He expects to
be able TO play against Brown on Sat-
urdav
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COMMISSION TO RUL
SERIES IN FUU

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l6.-Annountc|
was made Today that President
OF the local American league teas.
President Britton of the 81. LOU
tionals have agreed that In futuir
tests between the two teams. tnc
tionai commission shall govern
action resulted from the fight al w w
gams of the post-season SERIES Mv
when the umpires had no real autA
over thc players.
The two teams have five-year.
tract for sp!ing and fall seven-gau
ries each year. The contract was Z
three wears ago.
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'Ath-
Eight Years Californian
lete Was Prominent Fig
at Olympic Games.

s-Is1Ip pb
~ AN FRANCISCO. Oct. l6.-lympia
Rose, hoidcr Of the Qot-put,
IL and world < records for styphoid
ting died here today Of
fever, after brief illness. lblooded
Rose was big, florid. fluids rich
man, OF the type typhoid fY against
soil From the first his battlea TO his
the disease was not c1couragif
physicians. aIdsbur9
Ralph Rose was born in HEraduated
Cal. twcnty-nine wears AGO, hool, aud
from the Iealdsburg high sersty of
for time attended the Univited. He
Michigan. but WAS not erndu ed law,
returned TO California. stud mad been
was admitted to the bar, and
practicing attorney since. been a
For eight years Rose had eur ath-
championship figure in anna place
letcs. His prowcss won biipic team
on the first American Olvnlo, and he
that went TO Athens in l9T OF the
was successiveIv memh,a 1905 and
American teams AT London j, bringing
Stockholm in 1912. alwaysfear,, when
home first place. until last tameri-
he was beaten by McDonaes short of
cam with put eight inchiot 81 feet
Rose $ own world record shot, made
flat for tho Sixtoon.ros<a, 1909.
at Travcrs Island, - with the
In addition to Cd putting,
sixteen pound sho records
Rose also held = Clve-pound.
ayith the cightl pund and
k>ixhtacp, pound. (
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
Louisville Entries,
'a..ors; New Sc vice

.. late .a.!ors! New serics
Fi5St 5sec ak .srlnngs Bow t,,o., ,
- 20; Lou.Se Pavi. los, Roos;of io,. rn,hs.
.p'. topsnd il@; . Tis True ,6s; SfcS,cI
cs. tNFllscle i;2. ''' 'Hso L
s., ond race :!ro aud hals ,ur,apr,-,,.,...
d%FrH. es; tsakee Tree i6!: Gip.y IN. ,a-
5oiaiA lof; DoDosit. i05: soslus loS .pini ,, ~;
iiam', n 100 Hstins 10Y; Hsr6ard. 100: chs-neus.
.: Ne1pi- am io' Princeton. l5a
Inlsf rAor, H5 'urioags--UncIr vf,i "a. 49,,
Whale .o.; BARNARD io5: Mac Tan i67. "a - -
- b,i| Hiroe' ;ii, Nips Ra~L.-aoe ,ss.
-is Rose. ils. SS'a 'oi:
f1r5;h 'sse Il. 'arlosEs-5;.nE M,poysu a.,
nny y iMs. lc5; Dld Ben. lof: Ralph, ,is. p-o. 80
"lhE -: Mist 0syis los: Hodge los '''"-s
c.st,.,u, IT, ;o,. o1o lnls,Jehn fur-as io.: ,rI,h
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BREWERS BEAT DENVER
COUNT is NOW EVEN

DENVER. Oct 1s-MflwauEec ovor.d
The score In the series for the rniro,.
league baseball championship here ,od.,.
defeating Denver. ) to 8. The Western
league and American association pennsnf
winners now have two games each fn
their credit. The next game is scheJ. !.
uled for Saturday. r "a =
Denver IL o q n . n Il n -
Milwaukee - o o q :
tatteries-Gilhcrt and Block: Sim
nicka and Hughes
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Harvard Has Scrimmage.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. l6.-Tbe
Harvard varsity football team had a hard
scrimmaSe this afternoon in prepa ra tlon
Tor It's game with Holy Cross SATURDAY.
For an hour the varsity struggled against
Inc second team and the freshmen team
IN succession. The second team was
strengthened by l., Wilmington at tackle
and Parmenter III guard. The varsity
scored two touchdowns and one safety
ana defended its own goal line SUCCESS
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Three Men Out.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct l6-The Wash
ington university football squad ran down
pu1ts and scriinmaged with the fresb
man team this afternoon Three OF the
rcSuiars-Halfbac Milford. Tackle Gra-
ham and Fullback Lewis-wiil not start
IN thc game with Ames here this week.
The men are out OF the game with
bruises and wrcnched muscles and their
absence will necessitate many changes in
he Iirel1n - "
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Iwen5y.elg ht-pound weights, and the
world IS record with the sixteen-ponnd
shot Tor right and left hand combined,
made last year on the Stanford uni.
verslty field in the the Olympic try
hose was a member of the San Fran
cisco Olympic club.
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GOphers Are Off.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 16.-Dr II l..
Williams, coach Of the Minnesota foot
ball team; Alexander Mclean, university
athletic manager, and twenty-four mem
bers OF the squad left tonight for Lin
coin, where they will meet Nebraska on
the sridiron Saturday afternoon. More
than 5000 students, alumni and friends
OF the team were at the station TO give
the players a farewell The train on
which the party left is due to reach Lin
coin early tomorrow afternoon.
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Coaches Are Satisfied.

COLUMBTA Mo, Oct l5.-The coaches
OF the University OF Missouri football
SQUAD worked their players hard In a
driving rain this afternoon. The team
sorimma gcd with the scrubs in the last
okla homa eleven here Saturday, and the
COACHES we're satisfied with their show
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Lotus Club Results

10 me handicap pool 'ouranp,cnt at the Lotus
''uo thursday afternoon. Whitman won from
EeaN:' 80 10 ~; Cln?'. wou from Christsrscn. 50
TO TO 80 In the evening Beatty won from GiIbsrr
o" Friday afternoon. 3esu. will nrsv sr,,s,
and Sohiim,n viii prny GiIberr '''''
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Coast League

Los ANGELES. Oct ,s-By visnio- -. a.
sarne 0, ioasy donblc-hesder hcrc. the per.r.nJ
,0 o. 'hs recll'c .oasi 6szoOai league ,iinchel
tne Isi@ pennan' The league season doc. 80.
close nntll the end OF The month. but Portland bo
winning percentage that cannot 90 ove-cotns
oakland. Cal, voa the League chamniop-bl, ~.
year- ''7'
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who has seen Iowa play. drilled tho squad
In Iowa forma tons. Sauer declared that
most was to be feared from Parsons. the
Iowa h1lfback. Coach Stagg declared
that all of his regulars would be In the
lineup except Des Jardien, who will be
replaced at center by whiting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-17
CUMBERLAND lkIEN
BY FLOWER D|R[g|
Frank Bogash, Jr., Wins Blue
Grass Stake in Straight
Heats.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 16.-Two
stakes were contested for today at the
Grand Circuit meeting, the Cumberland
for 2:05 PAGERS and the Blue Grass for
2:l0 PAGERS.
Flower Direct won the former race
after losing the first heat 10 Walter Co.
chato. In the third heat Longworth B.
broke badly and collided with Walter
Cochato, The geldlng was disqualified,
but was allowed 10 start in the next heat
because OF the accident
Frank Bogash, Jr.. won the Bluc Grass
stake In straight heats from, Del Roy and
herman Wagner. the latter being dis
taneed in the final heat
The 21o trot resulted in a straight
neat victory for Bright Axworthy closely
pushed by Morine in the FIRST and second
meats. and by Berka in the third
me 20 trot: also straight heat race
was Won by Jim Todd, Fast Tramp TAX
ing second money. Summaries;
g;io trot, best three 10 five. purse $1,000;
hICOrlhy nv
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Stagg More Hopeful.

CHICAGO. H., Oct. lG.-Coach Stage
o. the University OF Chicago football
clefen put his squad through bard drill
tiiis afternoon He said the eleven was
~ 20 go into It's game with tho Univor-
rdy oi iosa Saturday and give a good
,.'"nni 81 itself As2i-lsn n; Coach Sauer
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p,-.,, Won LoN Pc
PORTLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO- "a
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