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The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

SECOND RACE-SeIling: three-year-oldS and up;
mic. Mamie McDee. liz Martini. TO 5 TO =
out. won: Polls. lC2 CHsrwcID. to s. out secund .
]. Nolan. - louder. out. third. Time l:fj IS
Transact and Dave Montgomery also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling: three-year-old and up:
six furlCngs. Lady London, l05 CAAttheWSl. TO l.
to ). TO ). won: High Street. IO6 CGrecnl. to
2. TO ). second: Orimar Ld. los louder. to
5. third Time. III IS. Ancestors, LOuii des
CoEnets. Mike Donlin. Automaid sWede Ssiu.
HoisinEton. Annual Interest, Choctaw. Originator
Light knight and Mercurium also ran
FOURTH RACE-FiTs and q half furIongs- Inez.
l01 iHaTtEelD. to !. to s. l to . won: Carrie
Ome. Iel tCarrolna7 to 5. to 5. second: Billy
Joe tsmaul, l to }. third. Time. I'LL. Type,
Stclrn Ante and BCn's Brother also ran
FIFTH RACE-siI Anriongs. ClAribeI. loe
10 O'BTienl. to !. to /. epen, won; Fairly los
Carter. % to l. to l, second: Salon. lO4 CBress
to = third. Time. la Thomas Hare. Big
IHmaI. Andrew o'Day. Parcel Post and osaple also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-ons mile Judge Sale. los
CO'Brienl. to !. even, / to . won; Weyanoke. Ill
Matthewsl. even. l to }. second: MudSiIl, los
tRederisl. out, third. Time. l:B Fort sumter and
Any Port also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

new plan has been invented BY the bouing con-
mission which EuIeTnS contests in Cleveland II has
habit with the boxers in that city to name their
own referees when they participate in bouts This
ida will he abolished in the future, three names
will be submitted to the commission and the man
decided upon will handle the bout, reEIrdIes Of
what the fighters Ay
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
MCFARLAND COMING EAST.
Chicago south slider After Fight
with Welsh.

Chicago. Dec 7.-Packey Macfarand is goinS
East on fighting business tomorrow Il is hard rp
believe. because all n the opinion tbs
the South Sder had retired for KEGS But It ,,
trus. Just the same The establishments q James
Johnston. the Madison Square Garden prUmOter
have hred PaCkcy away from his Joliet b-ewsT7
They will 81 ~ New York tocsthCr tnmu-rrS. o. /
II Is possible that Mcfarland win sCu for a e5ut's
Of fights hsfOre he comes hack home fr t'hristnna-
One battle that he slrcly intends 20 close - thai
with Frrddis Welsh at Is pounds At O'Clock
something like that The other that the Johnston
party thinks that he talk PatTiCk Iutr -; -
with Mike Gibbons.
Johnston has also cl7scd With Charlie White =
two fights in the Garden The first miT-up iuvOlVcs
the Chicago left hooker and Young Joe ShugrUe.
They are meet the niEhf of DeCrmher :. ard the
weight will be is rounds AZ O'Clock
As q rpzari for White agreeing - muss with
Shugrle. Johnston has Promised Charles wh!Tl
with Champion Welsh some time during January.
probably before the foreigner and Mcfarland E=t
together
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
TO RETAIN COACH.
New York University Not to OBJ
tain Charlie BrickIey.

New York dec. An rumoS that change
I'm football cuaChes would be effected at the New
YORK University for next season and that Charlie
Eri,kleN. the Harvard football star. would assume
charge Of tho Violet eleven were set at rest yes
tsriSy when it officially announced that Tom -
Reilly. 1905. the head coach during the last sez-
Snu, had been re-cnEaged.
determined effort is being made 10 interest
the downtown schools in the athletics on the
Heights. There is an abundance Of material in
the professional schools which would materially
strengthen the Violet teams. Chancellor Elmer Z
Blown is considering the practicablity Of ap-
pointing advisory committee made up Of rep
resentatives cf the faculties Of the downtown
schools TO sit with the faculty cummittee Of the
schools at University Heights where questions OF
athletics are concerned It is to be hoped that
il it is appointed this advisory committee the
influence Of which extends to every portion Of
the university. will be able to promote better
university spirit. and thereby draw out material
that will strengthen the university teams.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Boston Withdrew Suit.

The Boston National League Baseball Club with
drew its suit for conspiracy in the case Of JACK
Quinn in !be United States District Court yesterday
morning. The suit was for 5000. and was insti
tuted Against the Federal League. the Baltimore
Federal League Club. James A. Gilmore. Edward
Hanlon Otto Knsbe. and John Picus. which b the
real name Of Jack Quinn.
Col. Washington Bowie. reTresenting the plaintiff
stated in court that the Boston club realized it
would be difficult to collect damages for the loss Of
Quinn inasnuch without him the team had won
the greatest possible honors in the baseball world
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
FRIENDS QUNT TRIMS
ACADEMY TOSSERS
Army and Navy Team Defeated by
Quakers in Easy Fashion.
IS to 10.

The Army and Navy Academy team
was defeated yesterday by the strong
Friends School team in the latter's gym
nasium in a hard fought game by the
score OF - to TO- The Academy boys
showed very good form considering that
they had but one week OF practice and
made their opponents fight all the way To
win.
Kimberly at forward for Army and
Navy played an exceptionally good game.
guarding his man well and through his
sterling work kept the score low. while
G. King for Friends was the star for the
winners. making more than his share Of
his teams points. Rundeil. Kimberly and
Kay for the losers and Gil King for the
winners played very good games. Line
up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

visitors from Syracuse said they were
backed By two capitalists. members of
the chamber Of commerce. and would
erect concrete stand and provide a
good diamond.
The committee named to consider the
changes is composed Of J. !. Dunn. F.
e. Barrow. Charles II. Ebbets. c. + T.
Chaplin. and J. J. Lannin. II will report
before the meeting adjourns.
An EFFORT was made to place q team
in Brooklyn. but met with scant en-
couragement. its chief opponent being
Charles II. Ebbets. president OF the
Booklyn National League team
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
What Does This Mean?
Griffith Says Johnson
Has Not Joined Feds

New York, Dec. 7-That Walter ,
johnson has not signed a contract
to play with the Chicago FederaIs
was the positive statement made
by Manager Gri1Hth, of the WASH
ington American League club, short
ly after his Carnival here today to
attend the baseball conferences.
Grimth further declared that he
stood ready to wager q large
amount that johnson has not yet
hurdled the breach between or
EanIEed baseball and the Feds.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
international Magnates
will Change League

New York. Dec. THE magnates Of
the International League held the first
session of their 1914 meeting this after
noon and tonight. and when the five
hour session adjourned President Bar
row announced that nothing had been
except the appointment OF
a committee to handle the matter OF
changing the circuit.
Delegates from Syracuse and Rich
mond were in attendance and put in
strong bid for the franchise now held
by Jersey City and Baltimore. In ask
ing for the Jersey City franchise the
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
THREE CLUBS MADE MONEY.
American Association Had Poor Sea-
son, but Prepares for 1918.

Chicago. Dec. 7.-Three clubs in the American
Association made money in the season Of 1914
II vas announced yesterday by President 7. NJ
ChiyirEtOn. Two clubs broke even or better two
Others lost money but not discouraEing amounts
and the eighth city St. Paul, undoubtedly was
heavy loser. Mr. ChiTingtOn said:
Milwaukee, Louisville and Columbus were named
the tho which had a profitable season Clere-
land and Minneapolis broke even. Kansas CITY
lost money. did indianapolis and St. Paul The
Kansas City club owners say their loss was not
heavy. but the Indianapolis club lost $40 CO., ac-
cording TO the stockholders estimate St Paul's
losses have been estimated as reaching S5OGD
The American Association is we'll fortified for
another year Of warfare" President Chivington said
in commenting the outlook for 1915 We are
not worrying about the Federal League, but are
going to strengthen our teams"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
FEDS FOR NEW YORK.
VIII Place Team in
Gotham.

New York. Dec. while no official announce
ment has been made in Chicago this city. It
was leaned yesterday that President james A.
Gilmore and his Federal League raiders intend
TO establish a team in New York as a further
assault organized baseball.
1t was said yesterday that the grounds will
be located in the Bronx and that the financial
hackers Of the New York team will be men closely
associated with the Waris. who control the Brooklyn
club.
The Federal League mAgnate5 will be here this
week. and may give out the news that New York
will be represented in the league next year.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE.
VIII Meet Local COL
lege CUNTS.

Annapolis, Md, Dec THE schedule
OF basketball games for the Midshipmen
quint contains nine dates, though it is
likely several additional contests will be
added to a large squad OF candidates,
for the team has begun practice in the
gymnasium.
The season will open according to
present arrangements on December 49,
with George Washington University. The
other dates include Yale on December 3,
Pennsylvania on December 30, Catholic
University on January q, Georgetown on
January 30. Dartmouth on February g.,
Cornell. on February 13, Pennsylvania
State on February 90 and Washington
and Lee on February @.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
GOOD FOOTBALL AT NEWARK.
Rutgers and Syracuse May Play
There Next Season,

New Brunswick, y. J., Dec. 7.-Another inter
coileSiHte football game in Newark next season has
been assured oy the action Of the Rutgers Alumni
Association, which has been backing the Scarlet
team this year. The desire Of this body for a
game in Newark next fan has been siEniaed to
the management and a meeting will be arranged
FOR as soon as possible. II is not known yet
Ehst team will oppose the Rutgers eleven but II
Is probable that it will be Syracuse as the New
York team has already agreed to meet RUTGERS
neIt season
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Princeton, Dec. THE Princeton swimmers and
water polo players viii open their season on De
cember IS. when they win oppose the Collier q
the City Of New York in the local pool. There
will be hTe other meets. including the intercol-
legiAtes at New Haven. For the first time in her
history Princeton Will clash in aquatics with the
Navy at Annapolis. The schedule:
December s colleEe Of City loi New York, At
Prncston' January or February T. PennsyI-
Tania, at Princeton; February Is Columbia AZ
New York; February lS. Yale, lt New Haven
March S. IntzrOllssiates. at New HaTen; March
.. Nav, at Annapplis
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Jim Elliott Wins.

New York. Dec. Jim Elicit, six feet two
inches tan. weighing 90 pounds and hailinE from
St. Paul, with Nike Gibbons ENDORSEMENT az CHE
most likely white hope in America today" made
his New York debut tonight by knocking out Zoe
Woods in the hrst round Of q scheduled ten-rolnd
bout at the Olympic A. c. Elliott Knocked Woods
down four times The Minnesota lumber Jack out
weighed his opponent by fifteen poundA
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
WANT "TW0-SPORT" RULE.
Stricter Members of "BIg Nine"
Seek to Set Limit.

Chicago. Dec. THE strcter faction Of the
faculty representatives Of the intercollegiate con-
ference. big nine will renew tomorrow its bat
tie for the adoption Of the tWo-sport rule measure
designed to limit the time a student spends on
athletics By permitting his participation in only
two sports
Opposition may be strong against the rule. especial
" blythe smaller universities. the athletic proves
Of which would be seriously weakened By its
adoption but recently advocates Of an even more
rAdical measure-A one-sDot rue-declared that the
latter stood chance OF ultimate adoption.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Big Battle Scheduled for TODAY,

Los Angeles, Dec. Joe Rivers and Johnny
Dundee. ight-Weshts. will be the principals in .
contest tomorrow night that probably will forever
foruia.
With their training work finished Dundee ard
Rivers today passed their physical examinatlJnN
Both boys were found to be in perfect condition
Dundee is 1oto-7 faTorite. and there is plenty
q money in sight to back the New Yorker
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Death of CYclist Linton.

Paris, Dec. tom Linton. the former bicycle
champion. died November u of typhoid fever AZ
the English Hospital LeTallois Paris after an NJ
nsss lasting only about ten days His elder brother
Arthur, died Of the same disease some year ago
Ton Linton was bonn in Wales at AbeTzman where
his brother and Jimmy Michael were also born. He
was CHAMPION Of Wales in 1884 and defeated Michael
in New York in lEs He beat the hour record no
leR than ten times in his life. He retired in 1905
and opened hote in LsTallois which he kept until
his deGth.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
HAM FISH AS COACH.
Famous Harvard Linesman Wants
Job with Columbia.

New York. Dec. Hamilton Fish. jr. former
Harvard and AllAmerican tackle. has volunteered
TO coach Columbia football squad in the event
that President Butler should agree to renstRte the
gTidirUn game Morningside Heights. Blue and
White students confident that the faculty will
allow the rrturn Of the fan sport.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

substitutions Kay for Powell. Mapes for O'Dou-
cEhur Wagner for RuDdel Miller for Wagner.
IscOh-0n for King. Goals from hoor-kimbcrly.
RnndeIl ~. MaTEs. Roberts ~, G. King t6.
BruEn 81. J. King ~. Miller ~. Goals from foul
i Rundell, DoIon Brown t9 Number Of fouls
called Army and Navy l3I Friends GN. Time Of
hslTes-D minutes. Timekeerers- MesSA Dowd
and Challenger. Referec-MewshAW B. c. c.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Charity Ball Game Yields So. 600.

Chicago, Dec. T-0rg7niIed baseball and Federal
League players united in a game yesterday for the
ald OF Miss Jimmy Doyle and the family Of. Arnold
HAuser. An allstar nine composed Of Chicago Fed
erals. Nationals and Americana New York Amei-
teur team to l. in a inning indoor eame yes
teruay, and raised 5000 for the two families John
EEers. who came West for the game played second
oAse u bis old Chizgo uniform for the Gmatsur
team
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
FAIRMONT CAGERS
TRIM EASTERN HIGH
Clubmen from Tech Defeat Capitol
Hill Quint in Interesting Game
by s. to "a Count.

The Fairmont basketball team from
Tech High School DEBATED Eastern High
School in the latter's gymnasium. SEA.
Eiseman and Williams. Fairmont's fast
forwards. starred for the winners. while
Davidson. Easterns star. excelled for the
losers. Line-up and score.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
CAPITAL CITY DUcKPrN LEAGUE.
IoLAl-..-.. - 20 so9T
MESrERN IrNInN nrCkPIN IEAGrE

Totals. .-.. SIS 80 55
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Battle To a nraw

Akron, Ohio, D1c. 7-Johnny Kilhane featbey.
weight champion. and Joe Mandot, q New orIr1ns
fought twelve fast rounds here tonight 10 4 an;
before 4 crowd Of 400.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
r. 3. i. N. c. A. LEAGUI

,..... i5 lS az Totals.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
HINES fnr Rennueru

month after he had his hack broken in the Iehish
football game. Robert LAyheld. the Hopkins quarter
back is still reported holding his own At Johns
Hopkins HospItal.
Ever since his injury his body has been completely
paralDed. owing TO the pressure of the broken
TcTtsbrae on the SPINAL cord. some hops n now
held out for his ultimate recoEery
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
JUAREZ RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

FIRST RACE-senng; three-year-olds and I'D:
siI furiongs @. W. Kennsn. IL CHoIstsr) 8 TO 1
2 to l. even, won; Compton, Ill (o-Brien), to L
even, second; Oblivion, los tClarkei, 5 to l. third
Time, llG Mis- Tempe, Pedro. Little Jane YANKEE
Tree. Vireo. No Quarter Bob Lynch, otho, Blach
Sheep and Alice TereA also m
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
FIirmoun

SuhstitutiunS- -Roddy for Davidson. Davidson 70.
TsminS. Clark for Many. Miller for EiseSnAn Else
man fCr Pfeiier. Gusls-E-eman a. Williams a..
Davidson "a, Rice ~ Baldwin %. EdnOnstou -.
Free to-eS-Eisemsn 60. MyeTE Refe1ee-Mr.
Brown. Eastern. TinekeeUG-Mr. CFoss Tech
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Toe Kelly Resipns

New York, Dec. 7.-J0c Kelly. Manager Of the
Torunto team. has resigned. according to reports
here today. None Of the magnstes would discuss the
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Naval Battalion Wins.

In the National Guard Basketball League the
Naval Battalion tram defeated the quint from Con-
rany last night. 3 to 0. The feature q the game
was the playing oi Ryan and Miller. Company Is
POOR shooting lost the game. The lineup and sum
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Swimming at Princeton

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
HusseY Colby Cantain

waterTiIle Ne, Dec. I.-Robert A. Husey. Of
North BGWtck. IS the newly elected manager of the
COlby coIlsss football team for De.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

Subsiitfinus-NGV Battalion Burley. HIrel and
Santmcyer: Company I. Coz. Goals from-Millcr
-. RYAN ts,. HIArel. ODOnoShue. From fouls
Ryan a..
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08

1t looks as II Walter johnson was SIM
ply doing his Christmas shopping early.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-08
Driscoll Of for War,

Cardiff. Wales Dec. Jim DriscoI worlds
champion fcatheT-WeiEht boxer. has Joined 4 Welsh
cavalry regiment.
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We do all kinds of motor car over
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LEGAL NOTICES
(tirst publication February IL. 1914.)
Probate Notice

STATE OF WISCONSIN,-Cou Court for
Plerce COunty.-In Probate
Notice IS hereby given that at the special
term OF the County court to be held in and for
said county at the County Court Room II the
village OF Ellsworth in said county on the End
Iuesuay. (Deing The 10th daS) of March
A. u. 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
matter Will be heard and considered:
me application of Ellen L Sackett to adj
init 20 probate the last Will and Testament
OF Emma l.. Copper late of the city OF river
I ais In said County. deceased. and for letters
testamentary tn. reon to be issued tt Lou
Rasmussen OF the city of Minot N. d.
Dated February 10. A. d. 1914.
By order of the Court,
ALLEN P. WELD. County Judge.
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paid adv. Published pursu ant
to Section 94-14 of the statutes of
Wisconsin, in behalf of W. S. Davis
candidate for city treasurer, who is
the author thereof. and whose ad-
dress is River Falls, Wisconsin
Amount TO be paid for this publ
cation is so cents }
ANNOUNCEMENT u hereby
announce myself as candidate for
office of City Treasurer at the com
ing Spring Election and respectful
ly solicit your support.
w. S DAYS.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT:

On January %, 1914, at Menomonie,
Wisconsin, the Bar Association of
this Circuit recommended me to the
people as a candidate for Circuit
Judge, and have consented to become
a candidate for that office.
The Bar can only recommend; they
cannot elect. Should the people adopt
this recommendation by electing me
Circuit Judge, | shall give to the
proper discharge of the duties of that
me.
Dated Feb. 5, 1914.
w. F. McNALLY.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Paid advertisement. Published pur-
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of Wisconsin, in behalf of w. F..
McNally, candidate for circuit Judge.
who is the author thereof, and whose
address is New Richmond, Wisconsin.
The amount to be paid for publication
is $3.50.
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HOUSE For SALE-Nine-room res
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A few fine draft horses for sale.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given til at on the
18th day of January 1914. the
Board of Directors of the River
Falls City Mutual Fire Insurance
Company levied an assessment, and
the said assessment becomes due
March 2 1914
Jay H. GRIMM,
Secretary
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THE CONSUMER
Set of Principles Worthy Of
Practice.
HOME PATRONS PHILOSOPHY

Founded on Facts and Should Be Lived
Up to by the American Peopie-Not
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Not a Robber or Cheat.

We know that the average consumer
does not feel that his local merchant is
a rObber or cheat; but, like all hui
mankind, the catalogues and prices Of
mail order houses appeal to him, and
he forwards his order and cash with
out considering the injustice he is do
ing himself, his merchant and his
home town.
The catalogues Of the mail order
house are illumined with pictures to
catch the eye of the unwary. They
range in complexion from a brunette
banana to a blond canary bird. They
offer to sell you anything from a phi
losopher's stone to a cypress shingle
sawed out of a sunbeam.
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Barred Plymouth Rock cockerels
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