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The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
PLAY BALL ON SKATES.
Teams from Lake Erie Islands plan
Is Annual sport.

Ssaditsky, Ohio. Dee. 25.-A game Of baseball will
BE- PLAYED The frozen slIrface Of Lake Eric of
Bay End Keleys Island baseball teams New Years
Day If the ice holds out and there Is every indic-
tion that Il viii. The probabilities are that the
population uf both islands well as Of a number
q other Islands IN the immediate vicinity will turn
out 10 Aitfe-s the cmpetition. as baseball on ic-
fails to excite interest that ordinary ball
fails to approach.
Last wear EeriC- OF games was played by teams
rsIHesenting Put-in-Bay. KeIleys Island AIiddie
Rass. and Nurth Ba=s. and according to reports
from Kelleys Island today By teleph0ne talk Of an
island iue league is already heards Just what win
cgme q Il depends upon how long the weather re-
mains cold.
The game Is played the sane as regular basebaA,
exeeTt that the rlayers Eear skates.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Reds Get Wagner.

York, Dec. 8-York's JOE Wagner. who wai
drafted three years aso by the big leagues and the4
sent West. Is to be with the Cincinnati Natiounl.
this 10 say Of YoEk's popular second haseman
" Home-Rnn ole Wagner. hard-hitting second
b.scEsp Of the Spokane Indians for the last two
The deal has been closed whereby waener ulH q
South with the Cincinnati Reds next spring fof I
try-out nnlsr Hezog Naaner Is NinteTing with
sauad Of bali rlapcss AZ pfiot Lske camn,'
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Will Test the Ruling.

New OrlcapE. La. Dec. 3s.-Grorge LaWtenct.
Australian sportsman msnager ri sam McNcy,
negro beaEy-wgight, declaIet toaisht that De VIII
cpntrst ltbe ruling Of the Wi~c0n-ia boxing ccuIHIs
sion banning negross from sranlng in that state On
the ground that It is~a violation o: the FhieeTth
amendment Of the United States Constitution tie
aid that the case would he fought in the United
s.ates courts but would not sly jst where II would
be fled
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Journeay May Return.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. S-AHert Iou=ncay L1
years CAPTAIN q the football team at PennS-I
yauil. avs he is coming hack To school next fall
10 take q postgraduate course. He is a senior hn
the whartcn School this year and uaduates IN
June
Jn,ITnrav vas picked By most Of the critics
the sCccrd cf0iec for AH-Americsn center. He
vas the lcaisstay of the secondary defebse sl year
and his PLAYING Nas conspicuous all through The
rauef
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
To Meet at Trans,

Baltimore, Nd. Dec, 6-PreSident e. W. Rasin.
of the Raltimore Fede-al-. has CHALLENGED Chies
Bender the pitcher TO a isOhipd flyer match. Both
Rasin and Bender EOOd trarshooters and the
expected contes; Is attracting mnch sttention
here.
Capt James r. Malone a wen-knoun trap.
shooter hao ausnged a match bstwren Mr. Ras n
and Duisht + Mallory and himself 10 take place
here next Tussdsy. Malone SAYS that the winner
viii meet Bender. bat President Rssin said today
win or loas
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
MAY DECIDE-JoHNsoN CASE.
Former Judge Owens said to Have
Been Chosen ArbIter.

Cincinnati, Dec. "a report is out and gain
ing errrency that the whole Walter Johnson case.
ipStead u being submitted to any three IaWyerS,
as suggested by Presidsnt Gilmore. Of the Federal
League. may be taken by mutual consent 70 foru~r
Judge Joan Owens. Of Chicago. for legal opinion.
The ETObity and legal skill q Judge Owens are
acknowledged other attCTneys dCubtiess class as
well. bat few IL any. have also the requisite
knowledse Of baseball Judge Owens pitched semi
Pm and miner lesgus hall for many years before
taking uD the study Of the Law.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Ouimet in Hockey.

Francis Ouimet the famous gnlfer has hanched
ont in the sport world aud is now fuu-nedgd
manaecr u a Bost0n hockey team cOniIosed q
goIfrf. AMI like all zeal managers. he has cast
NJ rb,renue 10 the vuTkl He wants Il Ulderstosd a
hat his hOeksy seven Is rady to met teams frIHa
any. golf club.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Bacon to Be Commodore.

seawanhaka CorintHiRn Yacht Clnb has nominated
The toloWfn. officers fer 1915 far election the
uuai meeting: Commodore. Daniel Baetn. yaWl
FotiIia .srr eommsSore Howard &. smith. schooner
Ahruakola: rear commodore Groler Nichols. sirop
Edythe: sscTrtary Charcs JOsepl Nourse: tFJas
urer. AlfrUd r. whitBsy IT,. measursr. Alexander
M Orr
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
miller High Gum At Allsntowp!

Arentoun. Pa. Der. S.-The Norta End Rod
and Gun Club held their annual Christmas sho1,
tnday Miller was high gun. with sixty six ont Of
possible seventy i've while Ziegier q elose second
IN TIE handicap event fer turksss Kumer and
Bitter.iDg won cut.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
THE RECORD MAKERS In 1914.

SSs%Ssa fs5:Sss SsS$s At;S bssSss
FOOTBALL
S$: s" and T. psps
Mos Ps DOSSies Ge e BSkes and 4 wfIding
S SSssRs! A ASssss sSs SsTi IT, Jackson
cRs%PiSn cRs%Pi SSasr Ss TaIiResSSeb feasods Sebo.
- -..-
Ss%f ,%riss SGsTESs sS.ss Ess.f5ss5Is isss55s%$Is r
EsG EsSs9 Ssa9s'sa. brook ,rnsp
6PeH dTF BTGok ,raspes
MOTOR
BcktOns Baby Speed Demon
g. H. HARNESS HORSE s-rr..
Worlds Champion Paeer-James Buffers Drectum l.
BILLIARDS POOL"
Foo R5"a chamon%benny h and aS B1k 1sn Hoppe
s EsFs' fSGn sgs::S sSs
Champion IIorse-ROamer. y -. -..
TENNIS.
National National 6aaB 6SasSG61aSr G6a6ro6s Ss1f
CYCLING.
isss sHs Alfred
National champon-Resoute ..
worlds IIsh,-veisht champon7rFrsddie welsh.
Long distance champon-aeorse Msehtn
worlqs Record Hoder-Edde PnllsPl
rtse 3 EnS 9Sa1r F ES e held 4 asy 4 Gsns Il @ e
school,
Ss5 S 3 i sss,RsTS
California held at Clarenon Cal February e
october
Ess @s. 9ss T Ne"
Olympic Club, Berkeley
Cal, 2 1914. .s
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Reds . Train at Covington.

ccyinsfon La. Dsc. &.-The ciseinnati NstiOnal
baseball einb win train in CoFington next sfins /,
was announced here today. The stadium Of ST
esa''. ee'ts- IN ~ used - . playing 6tid.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Finnegan win. Live Bind Shoot

Shenandoah, Pa, Dee. es-In a live bird sioot
here today ]. ]. Fimegan arfeated Z, B. FerEn-
son hy killing three out Of SIX TO his oppone1ts 8
two out cf seen. Hizh wind and alinoct ze-o
weather prevented good shooting large crozd
witnessed the contest. Mwphy. q GirardSille
CHALLENGED ;at inner
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
Pitcher Councilman to Be Married.

PiusbITgh. Dec. 3.-Joe corzelraan, he PirAt.
hsuler. - 70 be married 70 Miss aIassaret Dunn.
q Pittsburgh. at ne home of the bride next Tues
dag.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-27
1914 LEADING LEAGUE BATTERS.

leading bstters leagues
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15

Mrs. Matte Cantley arrived here
this morning from Hope where she had
been visiting her son, w. NJ. Cantley
and family.
Prosecuting Attorney Haynie re-
turned to TeXarkana last night to be
present at Miller circuit court which
re-convened there this morning.
A good show at the Gem tonight and
they have fans enough there to keep
you cool. The price of admission is
only 3 and 10 cents. Advt.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan, arrived here
last week from Indianapolis, Indiana
and will spend some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Jordan
and other relatives and friends.
Rev. B. A. Few, pastor of the First
Methodist church, of this city filled the
pulpit at Center Point yesterday for
Presiding Elder Hayes and Mr.. Hayes
preached here in the morning and
evening.
The Business Mems League will hold
meeting at the court house tomorrow
evening and whether or not you are a
member there will be something done
there that you should be interested in.
The meeting is called for 8 O'Clock and
q good attendance is desired.
There seems to be dying out of the
Fourth of July spirit with the advent
Of the safe and sane theory, for many
of the old standbys over the state are
to be without celebration on the ma
TONS birthday this year This has
caused waste in oratorical talent
this year. So far, Earle w. Hodges
is the only state official invited to
crate July A.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15

J. T. Clarke is here from Indiana
Prescott
L. F. Cappleman, of Little Rock is
here today attending to business.
We carry everything in Groceries.
Save your orders for us.-Douglas
Brooks & Co. Advt.
The Fortnightly Club will meet with
Mrs. Fred Powell on Tuesday after
noon, June 10th, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Newth
and Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Newth
motored over to Hope yesterday.
A. B. Oliphint, travelling freight
agent for the Missouri Pacific railroad,
spent yesterday in the city guest of
his sister, Mrs. O. II. Helbig.
Miss Ella Johnston, of Pocahontas,
who has been the guest of Miss Sue
Haltom here for the past few days re-
turned to her home this morning.
LIV-VER-LAX stimulates the Liv-
err. A harmless vegetable compound.
Any child can take it safely. Ask
Hesterly Drug Store. Advt.
As of an inch of rain was
had here yesterday and reports from
adjoining communities state that some
of them received more. There are
some places that had no rain at all
Mrs. n. F. Haltom, of Buena Vista,
Arkansas, is in the city for visit with
relatives and friends. She is a guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hal
tom.
In runaway Saturday at Blevins,
Luther Gorham sustained serious in
juries. He was thrown from the bug
gy and suffered broken jaw and col
lar bone and other injuries. Mr.. Cor
hams condition is quite serious, but
1T is thought that no permanent in
jury will result.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15
Local News.

Go to the court house tomorrow
night.
Attorney Bush is in Texarkana to-
day on business affairs.
Joe Boswell and Lawrence Higgason
spent the Sabbath in Hope.
Mrs. J. Dale Wilson visited relatives
and friends in Hope yesterday.
Have you tried our Sanitary Bread ?
Douglas Brooks & Company. Advt.
Barney Young came down f:om
Gurdon and spent Sunday with his
family.
A. A. Gordon left this morning for
a few days stay over in Montgomery
County.
o. B. Gordon was attending to bust
ness matters down at Boughton this
morning.
Miss Fay Ship left Saturday for
visit with relatives and friends at
Mineola, Texas.
LIV-VER-LAX relieves all ills of
the Liver Stomach. Get it from Hes
terly Drug Store. Advt.
j. w. Stockley left yesterday for
Monte Ne, after spending visit in
the city with friends.
Remember the meeting at the court
house tomorrow night. Every citizen
of Prescott should be there.
Still cutting hair ana shaving at
the West Side Barber Shop.-you
are next.-Cragan & Cummins.
Leonard Handy is at home from
Fayetteville where he has been attend
ing school the past nine months.
fresh cantaloupes, tomatoes, grape
frlit, oranges, lemons and bananas. -
Douglas Brooks & Company. Advt.
Watson White who is making his
home in Little Rock is here and will
remain this week with relatives and
friends.
DR.. c. F. helms, of Laneburg and
W. d. Hale, of this city are over at
Hot Springs for stay of several
weeks.
Nyals Face Cream-Non-greas
Nourishing skin tone for Tan, Sun
burn and Freckles.-25c-He sterly
Drug Store. Advt
Season tickets to Chautauqua this
week are $3.50. Next week they will
be $500 See the committee and get
them now
w. B. Waller left this morning for
Camden where he goes to join a party
of friends for a few days fishing on
the Ouachita river.
Jack Johnson, Jr., has the Saturday
Evening Post and the Country Cen
tleman for this week and you may get
one Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Webb spent yes
terday in Hope with relatives and
friends, returning to their home here
this morning on %.
Willie Bell, who has spent the past
year in Clinton, Tennessee. arrived in
Prescott Saturday night and left this
morning for his home at Blevins.
| will send hats to Little Rock next
Friday ,.ne 10. If you have an old
one you want made new let me have it.
Work o--aranteed- w I Miller Adv
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15

Ed. Barham is down at TeXarkana
today attending to business matters.
The clean grocery store where qua
lity counts.-Douglas Brooks& Com
pany. Advt.
Have you bought your season tick
cts to the Chautauqua yet? Get them
this week and you will save so cents.
LIV-VER-LAX, Better than Gallo
mel. No bad effects. Ask Hesterly
Drug Store Advt.
Mrs. Henry Hit and Miss Birva
Hit and Master Jno. Mum, left this
morning for visit over at Murfrees-
boro.
After visit of several days in the
city with friends, Miss Ora Tichenoi
left yesterday for her home in St.
Louis.
Miss Hannah Bemis left yesterday
afternoon for her home in st. Louis
after visit in the city with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Oscar Nj. Olivar and little
daughter, Martha Katherine, of Ash
down. are here for visit with rela-
tives and friends
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15
A Liberal Offer.

The undersigned druggist is author
lied by the American Drug & Press
Association, of which he is men,
Der, to guarantee Meritol Hair Tonic
to give satisfaction or the purchase
price will be refunded. This indicates
the confidence they have in this pre-
paration.
Hesterly Drug Store Local Agency.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15
THE CHAUTAUQUA SIX.

the this
Fl be
enjoyment the
ctate will big hearing
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15
Weather Report

Fair Monday; Tuesday unsettled
and somewhat cooler; probably local
thunder showers.
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15

Is your liver inactive? LIVER
Ian will wake it up. Hesterly Drug
Store. Advt
The Prescott daily news. (Prescott, Ark.) 1907-1941, 1914-06-15

III
1.-THE Hermit of Lonely Gulch'
Essanay-2-reel Drama.
I'm the Serf"
Lubin-Comedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09

y Y; !. O. Caplinscr Newark. y. J.. X
NJ Caplinccr. Montclair. y. !.
clarendon Photoplay Cor0n. Kings CO
Sl.O00. ". n kcmblc. q Broadway. y. y.
Il. w Batter. chas. Batter. v
American Nrtihcial Flower House. Man
haitian. s. nan. sander Markoyits. i3l T.. ilg'h
st.. y. v. VI -. Markowiiz. y. Y. ~. u. Il
NJ Hrod, n 90. Brooklyn. pearl buttons
$40 O0o Man klausueI. l13 Graham Nv.
Hrookl>n. Louis Klausnei, MaN Erod,
BROOKLYN
lsgold Mig Co. Manhattan. electric GVt
ur.s. s. 3ro. lsilor Goidbcrg. 3 BayVicw ay..
Great Kills Richmond Co; NJ. j. Noscl
Arthur Zadct. y. y.
BRYANT Photo PLAY Co. Manhattan: s5.nc0 !.
William Youst. IN W. load ST.. y j.. iona
than Koenie. Ernest I.uhrs. y. y.
Marcon Investing Co, Manhattan: SO
900: V. NJ. Corvaglia, cd Broadway. y. ".
Joseph Caccii, y. y, Frank Esposito
Brooklyn.
Chalia Grand opera 90. Manhattan: 50
coo: g. & Abbott ii1b Broadway. y. y;
l.. q Funrmann, y. y. Il. l. e. Herrera.
y y.
Combination Shaker Co. Manhattan: SO
600: Pauline Bank. l36 ". li,d ST.. y. y;
Mover Bank Joseph Grossman. y. y.
Tho Program Service Corpn. Manhattan.
s. 90. II l.. Schacfcr. - Liberty St, y. y;
T. j. Hunter Henry White. y. y.
crescent Dock Freight Handling co. Brook
Ism. $500. i. i oBricn. N3l IicrkmDr ST.,
BROOKLYN: !. ". Zurn. NJ y O'Connor. y. v.
Interstate Program. Manhattan. motion
pictures $4,000. \. X Dcutsch. 1854 Kelly
81 FROM. L. L. Schacht, The Bronx; sam
uel Levine, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
Racing Results
at Laurel Track

First race selling. for three ca r olds
and UPWARD; purse $500: six furlonGsl 49,
$40. place So So. show 81 so. first; Fred
Levy. III CBuNtonl. place SO, show s. 90
second Hypstia sS CStewardi. show s. 90
third. Time-l:lt. Al Court. Norris. ilar-
also ran.
second race Selling: Tor three, car-olds
Re. IL dNcderi>l straight e. L. place ~ ~.
show s. 90. first. Mater. l05 steward.
place 81 80. show s. 90 second. Napier. 10
oHinphyJ show 81 40. third Time
.l3 90. Laura. Miss Nclma and Joe Finn
also ran.
Third race ,handicap; for two-y Odds !;
lo1 oMcCahey,. straight 81 so place s. so.
show s. 30. first; Lady Rotha. rs lBuXton).
place 81 40. show s. 20. second Archer
King. % Steward; show 81 20. third.
Fourth race che Howard Selling Stakes :.
for three-year-ods and upward: $1,000 add
ed one mile and a sixteenth Little Near
er. los ,FairbrotherD straight t93 10. place
s34 80. show 81 so. FIRST Montresor. los
CNeanderb. place 50 20. show 50 so. second /,
Time-1:i5 20. .Lochiel. Feinpy, Ewah.
Abrose. Rae O. NJ Miller. Polly n aud
Uncle Nun also ran.
Fifth race selling; for two-year-olds:
FLIES and geldings; purse $500. tive and a
half furlones i-COrsican. los tRightmirel,
straight 81 60 place 5: 20. show s. 30. iirst
CarldNerpk, lOh tShHilnsl place e. IT,
show So 10. second: Dr. Cam Toe Ike
derisl. show 81 so. third Time i :oS. rs
timablc. Finalee. SchnappS. Golden Lassie,
Racy and ROYAL Blue also ran.
Sixth race ,sellinG. for four yea r-olds and
upward. purse $500; one mile and SIX
tenth Scpulveda los tMcTaggarD,
straight 81 30. place g. 90 show s. 20. frst 4.
Dangerous March. 1O5 (BuXtonl. place s. 90.
show - Il" second. Tuclo Hon. los ,Bul
i TG5i TSS RUM. Prince Ashmcad Nfcr
glow. III ORC and !. H. Houghton also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09

BoSroN-~Tordan. Marsh co? y " Jury.
dresses; w u Stewart. carpets and rugs
81 Union So
BoSroN--R II white co; l. + Hnl. wash
dresses; 1870 broadway.
CHATTANOOGA JaloNitz. coats, suits
and dresses; - W Goth st
NORWICH, CONN-Rcid a Hughes co; \
sharp ladies' rcady-i o-wear. 80 Spring ~
SiouN FALLS : Dee Hive 60. g NJ
Rhode. ladies ready-to-wear, 1883 BwaN
Iaurelton
TERRI HACTE. IND-S Strau,h co; g
Sri1 man SIN waists; lici hwaY -
CHICAGO Montgomery Ward co. "
Hawkins corsets infants wear. hosiery
and underwear. 3S " 2ith; Navarro.
DETROlT-NewComh. EndiCott Co. Miss ~
Silbernlan muslin underwear zoo 9Th nv.
ST LotlS-Ely 4 Walker - g 60; q 5
Elder shirts. oNeralls and muslin under
wear; 2tS Church.
Drygoods. Etc.
BALTlMORE-M Wiz Co; VI WIZ piece
goods; Bresin.
BOSTON Farley Harvey 60; q quinn.
silks. 81 Leonard.
BOSTON-Wilson. I.arrahce Go. T. + Maho-
ney. domcstics 317 Bway.
tHlCAGO-Se Rocbuok Go. V Birt
domestics and white goods i5S Rway.
CHICAGO Marshall Field n Co. w II Bette
her. silks: l04 Worth.
LEWISTON PENN-B Rublc. drygoods aud
general mdse: Grand
PULASKI. y W Richards. piece goods
ST Denis.
LTlMORE-Hamburger & Co; II Il Ham
burger. wash goods 1870 Bway.
W Daniels. domestics. nannels. linens and
white goods: Is Spring; Herald Square.
PlrTSBURGH--A |, London 4 son, & VI
London. piece goods Herald Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.
OGiciaI record and Forccast.-Washing

Official Record and Forecast. w dNhlhs
ton. oct S-Presspre continues to fall OK
c,pt over "a limited area west Of the Rocky
Mountains. showers and thunder storms
we're general in the upper lake and west
lower lake region and the great central va
leys There we're also local showers in the
middle Atlantic states. the Northwest
Wyoming. Utah and Colorado. In the SCUM
the weather was generally fair.
Temperatures are higher east OF tho ROCKY
Mountains and somewhat lower over interior
districts to the westward. Unsettled sho"ery
weather will prevail quite generally for the
next two DAYS. except in the south Atlanti
states and the extreme Southwest. proba''s
reaching the Atlantic coast Friday night.
temperature changes Will not be of conse-
quence.
Winds for FRIDAY and Sa,urday-Nouh A.
lantic. moderate south: middle Atlantic
moderate south. becoming variable: south
Atlantic. gentle to moderate. mostly east and
southeast: cast CUT moderate cast 10 south.
west Gulf moderate south; upper lakes. mod
erate shifting winds Friday. mostly north
ea-t and east over northern portion. showers,
lower lakes. moderate winds FRIDAY, mostly
south. with showers.
Forecast for special Localities. West
efli New Yor, and Northern New England,
rarity cloudy probably local showers to-day ;
tomorrow unsettled possibly showers.
West Virginia Western pennsylvania
Southern New England and Eastern Ne"
york. showers to-day and probably to-m'f-
Tow. -.
Jersey. MARYLAND and the District Of '"lulh-
ria showers to-day or tonight to-mofro"
unsettled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
harvard Coaches Pay
Much Attention to Build
iug Up Strong Defence.
ppJNCETON WORKS
ON FORWARD PASS
o.cosylyania Varsity and Scrub
Have Long Battle Behind
Closed Gates.

c.uhridcc. Mass. Oct. ). The la
hsrs OF vac ia. ~ .".;rolr or tho do
.um to-osH W. .,,,,,al Jr;u The
fence ss'de i. ron s s.S moptcd hard in
varsity ana laS So ,ho - so ~ team
srimnasc seS,"S ,,i.vs Wv and ne forma,
sssn, -" &C., ~, Washington and JEFF
tons IN Voeue - kio - Jn snv scoring
isrson, ~ss u"""' =, ;r,nToss,cn ON the
q make o's dcfence The signal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09
TO AUCTION FURS HERE
War Causes Trade to Seek
Outlet in This City.

Auction sales Of furs. similar 20
those in London, will soon he held in
New York if the plans of Ycw com
pany are carried out. The New York
Fur Auction Sales COMPANY is the
name Of the organization. which has
been incorporated with a capital Of
81 600, 900.
The organization Of the company is
one Of the direct results of the war;
and is in line with many other under
takings devised by Americans to take
advantage Of new trade conditions.
The prospectus is being sent 20 all
engaged in the fur industry in the
United States and Canada and is like
wise being distributed through Berlin
and Paris branch offices TO the fur
trade of Germany and France.
Roscnthal e. Hecrmance. , Rector
ST., are the attorneys for the new cor
pcratlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-09

fBv To.or-arn 90 The Tribune
Princeton. y j.. Oct 8. The lessons
pounded into the Princeton eleven yes
lgday b. the second string and the
freshman teams took effect to-day SUI
iaen,ly to make the regulars the ag-
rsssive team. They scored three
io1ehdownS n q forty-minute scrlm-
rage with tho scrub and kept their or
Nnsnts outside the 20-yard mark
throughout,
Time and energy on University Field
ssrs spent largely In the CON
rIgction OF INC open Stylc Of attack. TO
ne neglect o. any special drill in de
i,nsiye tactics. until Bucknell showed
ne importance Of having a stlh de-
fence ready even for the preliminary
rnes Since last Saturdays narrow
escape more lime has been given 10 the
tsisnce, but the lincmeG are Just be
rnning 70 respond 10 the work az
andy McGregor and the other gradu-
re coaches NcGrecor took the for
Yards in hand to-day, and rad them
eating much lower and more ~ uni
Nn
Renewed success with the forward
Nv oicV Ut oAA'IN iAlD4f AAbtN itt wv
psctice TO-DAY Some prize freak plays
tisred into the success, but 10 was
,sre only because the men stuck more
a'sely TO the ball. The first touch
s0En made for the varsity came early
the scrimmage, when two forward
asses that seemed impossible were
,h through The first started from
aS, who picked the ball off the ground
"a bad pas and hurled IT twenty
ARDS to Lambertou. who pulled II down
va bank shot from the hands Of one
the scrub players and carried l-
irty yards for total Of fifty. soon
sisr another pass TO riiGhley IN the
.Nyard zone glanced from the inter
sphng hand OF the scrub and was
adhered by the varsity end for
srchdown
Law showci an around ability to-
s IN kicking. passing and running
go will make Boland toe the mark
H'uy carefully To earn q berth on the
am Highlcy. tho scrub end. who has
1Nngulshed himself against the var
ny lately, was moved up 10 first string.
= and Lsmbcrton made fast com
htstion.
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