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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
ARMY HANDICAPPED
Ground Conditions Forbid Outdoor
Practice Work,

WEST POINT Nov. 23.-With the gridiron
q e. qua %quasmire which freezes hard each night and
thaws out during the succeeding dny n most
discouraging outlook faces the Army men in
rheir nae hnai preparations for the Navy game
next saturday. Except for the Sprngde;d
gamo Saturday the Army eleven has had no
outdoor work since last Wednesday.
there Is very little prospect OF the team got
ting chance to even timber up in the open
Deiore i leaves for Philadelphia, for every
cred with snow and ice, To risk play on the
Held in IT'S present condition would seem fool
late date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
CORNELL STATISTICS
Cost University $es, 14s to Run Ath-
letics Last Year,

ITHACA, Nov. 23.-It cost Cornell S03 14s to
run ner athletics last year and the Income OF
the Athletic Association was 500, l4S, according
- the financial statement of the year ende1
august 81, made public here The deficit OF
$1,000 was incurred mainly through the cost of
permanent improvements to property. Football
brought in $4,000 and cost $4,000: track and
cross-country cost Sl5,OOO and brought in
$500. It cost $4,000 TO develop the crews;
ths 1So receipts were $500. Cornell also spent
SlbOO on boathouse improvements and $1,000 In
boat building. Baseball cost $i3 500 and
brought in 81 200. Direct undergraduates sup-
port tnr9ush the purchase OF season tickets
$4,000 profit.
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TRAoEY DEFEATs MORGAN

ifiaEEty Tracey the North Penn feather.
champion a1h1a IN the wind-up at the Natlkonsi
ASIiIste Ihs Sin9. IN a fast slx-round bout.
-, Aho 10 s5mlwlnd-up was a Sensational enoo,,r
81 s. pstHeen Tommy O'Keefe and Iluek CidsI ~
fftb anu .iath Mihn; Both Both were bleeding from the
IalE decision. Jimmy Murphy Tie TVi1rntnsff,s - .
Io,inS. defeated Jimmy Jarvis IN SIX
Sin eTcitIn. Ee,soh SS defeated Jimmy Powers IN
fJ,ol fi, test OF the night, Gus Lewis brother ~
tba gr., Le@isi evils knocking out Eddie HAYES ia
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YALE MAY PLAY DARTMouru

new NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 23-It was
learned at the Yale football headauarters vos
terday that the Ellis will offer a place on the
1Ol6 schedule TO Dartmouth " ''
new howl ' ''e
Yale has never met Dartmouth in football
and IL is expected that the game would draw,
dandy crowd, as the Hanoverlans have n bir
following all through New England
Dartmouth played Harvard until a few years
ago. but the Crimson dropped them ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
CRIMSON MEN GRADUATE
Coach Haughton Will Lose Many
Stars From His Team.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 23.-wlth the
1914 season closed successfully by the victory
over Yale. Harvard football enthusiasts are
surveying the material for next season.
Head Coach Percy d. Naughton, in his
eighth year as mentor of the Crimson's foot
ball teams, and the last one under his present
contract, will lose most OF the men who work
ed Tor Harvard's success at New Haven. Only
three of the eleven men who started the game
Will return to college. Fifteen OF the twenty
lVe players who won their letter Will be lost
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
Elis Want Hinkev Arain

tele's football team Wehf down 70 = eflsbiSs
defeat At the hands Of Harvard satlrdav
plans were under way yesterday for nexf go
son a large gathering Of fales star piaysrs
Qi other dags discussed Informally the eoseh-
t-A l4t-tioni ana tle hcpa MAS expressed that
Frank Hinkey g0uid Be Invited 10 a. ehsrge
again HeAt year. Ihe selection Of 1 coaeh
reats With the captain Of the taam
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o. S. Marines Wins

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 23.-The United
Philadelphia, defeated the Melrose a. G. on
the gridiron here yesterday afternoon, by a
score OF IL 10 o. The Jackies Outwelghcd the
shore lads 10 pounds per man, and had little
difficulty IN breaking through the line for sub
stantial gains. Bremmer Vaughn and Burness
plays. " "
In the first attraction Of the afternoon the
Vail f. c. defeated the Melrose in soccer,
to o. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
Soccer Games EARLIER

me National Challenge Cup Comnittsa 10
i We United states OF America Footbau AsaS
Giation decided at meeting held al me BSos4-
way central Hotel, New York that in f,Itnro
az clp inatehes should start at 2.3O 'N
Several protests were heard the most ,r,
poFtant being the awarding Of the game ~
the brlckiayers and Aasons' f. a. of CbI
eago, against the Hyde Park Bluea On Ni.- d
count or the latter leaving tho held asgsrti1-
mat the light was not sufficient 10 6nIsb ths
game contrary % the Opinion of me rsisras 'ne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

country team victory over Northeast In Fair
BomInt m6oVmInt Fark In their annual race. The West
Iittle Id dtdhGplty in displaying their supremacy
was pushed hard by his teammate. ao,sr' e.
throughout the race and barely beat him out
S spectacular sprint $50 yards from the
az TTSapItaih pIh Riley Northeasts soccer general
WI leaq mis- eleven against the team renrn1l
sehI{lng soId I Moorestown Academy on the latteTSs
nelu wednesday afternoon. The local soccsr
ties have been exhibiting the best zane ~ th
teams EnSl,sh III paSh.lme ,h among tho PhIlsdeiphis
Central High by a 90 Score 'elss uilllIlleu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
INDIANS CONDITION BETTER

men mS5AHdisLE, saSlos, Noy, 22-The condition Of =.
squad h Bettef ss,s ne carlisle Indian footbsii Il
sbo,li5s oe expected. Hill with VIZ Hrsrt. Shsli
feFd viz org Win a sprained ankle aad We
piavs NJ 4, series Of four games which csrisPs s9isPs
BoSfor me WE next TWO weeks al pro,,i5sitis stisie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
After basketball Games

Inc delaware Boys Club would like to
arrange basketball games with frst'eia -
out-or-town teams, having halls ana ~
Ierlng fair guarantee Address II A
OBrien. bls Real Estate Trust Building
Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
aoULLET AND aRENnA wrns

NEW YORK, Nov, 23-AIfred GouIIat 20
thssa9 the Kahra1a6d and Alfred Grsnda Of Tssmania
race, which ended al Madison so,,ars = PlTgeie tg
nIsht, bo Iied Win fye other teams Tor The IeSd
i,nit ~ hour peiore the inish, they scored az
OF an hour. 'A '''7 HhNi sprint
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
CORNELL READY
Football Team Will Leave for Attain
tic City Tonight.

ITHACA. Nov. 23.-The Cornell football team
is in splendid physical condition for the game
with Pennsylvania. The mon have completed
their hard preparations and are awaiting the
trip to Atlantic City, which precedes the
Thanksgiving Day game. The squad OF %
players Will leave here tonight for the sea-
shore, and Tuesday and Wednesday will be
spent chiefly In recreation, Signal drills will
"Wednesday. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
Cline Reata nnohran

sEpALIA. No, Nov. 23.-Harry Clina a.
IisI5 IIs5tsa :. .@eiksF Cochran. 800 70 "a. In BIZ
ana nigh runs cline. is i5-10' rs. SsebrssSss bsss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
Hoppe outclasssd 1nmnn

Hoppe, balkline champion OF the world OUT
classed Melbourne Inman English billiard
champion In two sessions at the balkifne game
In the afternoon Hoppe ran 500 to Inman's
Inman, SO. E0' wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
CLEVER FIGHTERS
TO ENTERTAIN AT
OLYMPIA TONIGHT
San" Robideau and "Wil-
lie" Beecher Are Stellar
Attractions in Main Bout
on Program.

New York against Philadelphia Will be
Harry Edwards istic presentation at the
Olympia A. A. tonight. The two best
lightweights in these cities will meet and
1t should be a royal battle. Sam" Robi-
deau will represent the City OF Brotherly
Love, while Willie" Beecher will carry
the colors of Gotham. The New York rep
resentative has just returned from high
ly successful Western trip. and his ad-
mirers believe he will have no trouble
with Robideau. This is the complete
Olympia show;
Main bout-"sam' Robideau, Philadel
phia, VS.. Willie" Beecher. New York.
semiwlnd-up-Harry Smith, Philadel-
nhia. VS., Mickey Donley. Newark.
Third bout-"Jim" Perry, Pittsburgh va.
George" Evans, Philadelphia.
Second bout-"sammy" Decker. PbiIa.
delphia, VS.. Young sharkey, Reading.
First bout-"Ty" Cobb, PhiladelphIa- va
ABE" Sherman, California.
II Tom Mecarsy, the Los Arv.,.. -.
mmoter has any intention OF INVADING Ne1
SStleens with pugtlistie ideas he vgiii nasS 4
Iat bankrolis according to Dominlck Tortoricb
VINO virtually controls hstic matters In tbs
20 20 run boxing show In this town I'm boss
doWE here. I've struggled through the ies
ltes untes and 1 m going TO be ia on the haTvsSt19
declared Tortorieh. vest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
ALI-srARs sPLIT TWo

SAN FHAhCfSCO. NOV. 25.-Ihe All-Amsr-
I4na 4r4 Ail-AatiulIala divided . double
@ss4ef Yesterday. the nrst game elayed Al
a4Hl1a4 vas an AilrAuizriean victory, 4 70 u.
4Na Aii=hetionaia took the second. played
re g g 4hs teams viii leave Tor Homo
4la f44aaaY.
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shamokin Wins Title

sFFAMOKIN. Pa. Nov 23-The shamokin
A. A. football team defeated the South End
eleven yesterday for the championship OF the
city, to 0, Williams. quarterback for Sha-
mokin A, A.. suffered a fractured leg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
Stewards Favor Short oourse

NEe YORK Nov. 26.-Annouuqoment was
made hef9 yesterday that the stssantia ~ tas
lalsieeilesi1ts rostnE regatta AZ Fouz zhkeepsil
ate ~ tlfol or 3 three-rnila ehampIqlahlp fzes
alszeAa oz tqar inilas. ana that qnly FVnnsyl-
a-A-. /. alle-ea q o. .1laE..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

IHAI4A. Ea.. EoV. zl-CeufraIia strip
SO -ss4-anaoln of ~ thfa1 county football
aza i4alsap yesterday, ~ % Q. Il was the
aHNt aH1 tes alayel aaue ever witnessed
=tIs aa eE4aa x arFF ft4n 900 Iorai raoi-
~ Hiie aesisaf Haliisan as4 the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
Shoot at Point preezs

The South PhiladeIphia C3,,n r-,,,,, .,,,
lfa glrq ana blue rock matchss ~ ~ IslsLa .lsLa
AM falley Hotel, neKt 10 Point Brssse 49,
Fshfoss FeFFy road. On Thanksgiving bay. @iA'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

me basketball fans have showed nv tbs,r
constant attendance at the Eastern Ienvue
tba su,nSs Sa S Snat they want a close race While
ihe re Nerl team ls probably the most pon,,In. !.
IN az sections. the other teams hayo bseI
II1iS lawns a quite as well as tho Musical Fund
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
SOCCER TEAMS TIED
Penn and Princeton on Even Terms IN
Collegiate Race.

r FFennsylVania's soccer team ia shsr,, a.,
t9p honors with Princeton In he rIiis liHs lne
Tbsp i9HTHiP race Harvard Is next.
ihe AIahalng OF The teams follnWs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

Penn Will get down to hard work In thu
cage this afternoon preparing for The onapins inc
Sa S5 rdlSo fhs college season The great number Of
sured Coach Jourdet OF a Ave which sbonid
nold Us own 9gaingt the best in the Inter
noted that tho Penn basketball pIaysra spS
f9mGtimes Pnn, In as above. spoken OF Cage men,
but We trust that the slight dIyersion fra,i,
the poetic aicense." 'eSo'S aS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

The De Nori Reserves, one Of the best first
eIas5 teams in Philadelphia would like TO
arrange games with all teams OF this class
either at home or away. Their home games are
played as preliminaries to the Eastern League
games played at Musical Fund Hall Among
the De Neri reserve players are: Teddie Weln-
sem captain OF the Southern High School
basketball team; YANG Weinberg and ''Dot-
tie Rosenfeld. All teams wishing games will
Porter street. '-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23
RACING TODAY
AT
HAVRE DE GRACE

stss5i assss Daily including s.shs Rass ..s
4, sRssSas, frainsi Penna r. 4 l..y.
"a % p., West Phila.. lass y -..tt
S.,sl; ~ y; =. leave 12;l5 D IA y Al =
ladies'. 4l00 ana Faodeek. e1sa.
siRsF RAca asso ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

The West Chester State Normal School has
a rattllng good basketball team this sea son II
suHersd Es nrst defeat when beaten BY the
Phlladephla school OF Pedagogy i've 90 70 Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

Darks great improvement has helped De
Nsrl won,derfully The fans have shown their
him more applause than any other member Of
the team. Va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

Captain Dunn Central High Schools soccer
leader, IS still ineligible % take his position
the Crimson and Cold eleven Ha n ,vorf
ing hard 10 get up 10 the required mark hi
his studies ana VII probably don Ms soecer
suit By the lat OF December. Dunn ain
gaieh hi7 teammates play West Phnadslphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-23

A. ffzaiete4. t1e cQFusIl u4iEeIalty crass-
country team 11naed aHaF ailh IL InsrIeaa
7'a.zie1a sa4aPis1aaig 4 Nee azYen. ihe
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21
Resolution

WHEREAS God in His infinite wisdom has seen fit to call unto Himself the beloved wife of our es- teemed brother, Asa A. Hollen- beak, from the scenes of her earth ly labors to His Heavenly home above, and in view of the loss our brother and his daughter have sus- tained, be it
 RESOLVED, that we. the mem bers of WRANGEBL LODGE No. 866, Loyal Order Of Moose, deeply mourn the untimeIy death and feel keenly the loss sustained by those nearest and dearest to her, whose cheerful and helpful influ- ence was the scource of so much love, taking solace in the thought, however, that with the end Of her earthly trials she has been called to the sweet and lasting reward above.
 BE IT FURTHER RESOL- NED, that We tender our sincerest and heartfelt sympathy to the afl- icted Brother and hts daughter Hazel and commend them tor the consolation to Him who doeth all things we'll and whose chastise- ments are dealt with a loving hand.
 Fred s, Johnston,
 William A. Lucas,
 John W. Sanford,
 Committee.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21

The river boat Winitred arrived down from up the river yesterday. She had good load of bonded ire. ight, part of which was S7ooo wor- tn of furs going to Vancouver from J. Hyland at Telegraph. They re- port that the river is falling being only Affect at the gauge in the can-
 yon. Four passengers came down, J. M. Makenson, Walter Simpson and J. T. Filling.
 Mrs. I. C. Ensley and children are passengers to Seattle on the Alki which went south yesterday. Some time ago MT. Ensley left fer Seattle where lie has gone into the Auto Hire business, his family sta yinE here until the close of school which being ot they now leave for Seattle where they will make their future home. Wrangell IS loosing one of her old and esteemed famil- ies in the leaving of MT. and Mrs. Fnsley but we wish them all the suc- cess pos sible in their new home.
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21
LOCAL BRIEFS

NJ. F. Inman has been very low at his home durning the past week.
 The Karen, Capt. Johansen, left for the boundry. Rev. Corser will make the round trip.
 Mayor pr. Emery returned from a trip to the West Coast on the Uncle Dan this trip.
 H. ]. Palmer, Notary Public. Legal papers drawn. Office at St, Michael Trading Co.
 Xm. Strong is looking for his new river boat up from the south at an early date. It is thought that the steamer is on the way up. IL. Gray, better known as Dolly Gray. manager of the Juneau Bot ting Works is spending few days in town.
 ". Marriott, manager for J.. Hyland at Telegraph, is waiting III town for the new river boat on whl- oh he will leave for that place.
 The report comes in from Forre- ster Island that the trollers in that yacinitv are getting very little fish But is reported to be getting better. Wm. Strong, Fred Bronson and Jim Troxel arrived in from the boundrv last Tuesday. They re- port everything in hrstclass shape there.
 Tim Allen, forest ranger, came over from Petersburg yesterday to scale boom of logs at the local sawmill. He was accompanied by Dr. Mathis.
 Dr. Mathis is in town for a te' days this week renewing old ac- ouaintences. Dr. Mathis was for merly one of Wrangell's dentists, but is now located at Douglas.
 r YOU want to see 2 garden that sure looks good take walk down past the home of F. L. Smith. Dad" is sure there, by the looks of those onions.
 Mrs. NJ. Kildahl, of Petersburg, isanew resident of Wrangeil for a few weeks. having rented the house of Ole Johnon where she will live while her husband Is fishing on the Stikine Flats.
 Fred Bronson is building small river boat at the boundry. The boat is 90 feet long with , foot beam and will be powered with 2 12 II. P. Fairbanks. .Mores engine taken from the Sockeye.
 Where is that party that said tie other day that there were X ..REo pretty flowers in bloom in Wran- gel? We want him to take walk np past the home of Fred Wilson And a bachelor at that.
 P. C. McCorm m7ck has one o4 the finest garden that we have seen for some time on his property on Stikine Ave. The property na: been cleared and layed off in to
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21


 last Monday. He reports the came ry getting ready tor the seasons work.
 J. R. Bender of the Wrangell Pho toshow held a dance at that popular show house last Saturday night wh- ich was very we'll attended aud that a good time was enjoyed by all go- es without saying.
 The Olympic Restaurant are sure in the field to get all those who are looking for good feed and at a reasonable price. The price of meals at the Olympic have been re- duced to 35cents-
 The theme of the service Sunday evening at St. Philips Church vii be Knocking About to Find an Entrance Out" The subject of the story will be Knocked About and the sermon subject The En- trance Out"
 Mrs. Oscar Carlson and Mrs. J, Walsh journyed over to Petersburg last Saturday to attend the cele- bration oi the Sons of Norway. Both ladies report one of the best times ever and that the celebration was grand success everyway.
 The Standard Oil Company ann ounce that they have made another reduction in their oils for sale at their station here in Wrangell. The price of Engine Distlllate Is Ioc per gallon. Naptha I7c per gallon and Gasoline 13c per gallon.
 The Alaska Chief the tender for the Shakan Cannery came in Tues day fromShak an for the purpose of bringing in Capt. Duffy of the boat for medical treatenent. Duffy Is having considerable trouble with bad hand the result of smash last winter.
 Rudalph Gutterbo, engineer ot the Warm Chuck cannery of the swift Company was a passenger over on the Uncle Dan or his way south for medical treatment. Mr. Gutterbo is suffering from an at tack of appendicitis and will go sou n for an opperation.
 ". B. Langley the new book keeper for the Columbia and North ern Packing Co. arrived up on the City of Seattle yesterday from the headauarters of the company at Altoona, Wn. MT. Langley re ports that Manager Joseph of Co., mpany will arrive on the Princess May tomorrow.
 Wm. Strong received a telegram yesterday from the new river steam CT on the way up. The telegram stated that the boat was then at Pt. Simpson and would be here Friday or Saturday. The new steamer is a stern wheel river boat christened the Vedder, & feet long and has some ten first class state rooms.
 r r S,agorer head Submarine
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21

C. r. Stagger, head Submarine Diver working on the wreck of ;he Curacao, arrived over on the Uncl' Dan this trip. Mr. Stagger report that the cargo is mostly out of the wrecked steamer, the forward bulkhead of the vessel is o'l nnmr- eI out and a messenger has beer placed under the ship in preparing to raise her. About 100 tons oi coal has been taken from the shiF and about 800 tons is vel. aboard Is cases of beer we're taken from the forward hatch and the mer state that they never tasted bette n their life. 10 men are worklns on the wreck at present with two divers.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21

Rudalph Gutterbo, engineer ot the Warm Chuck cannery of the swift Company was a passenger over on the Uncle Dan or his way south for medical treatment. Mir. Gutterbo is suffering from an at tack of appendicitis and will go sou n for an opperation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1914-05-21

Tim Allen, forest ranger, came over from Petersburg yesterday to scale | boom Of logs at the local sawmiIl. lie was accompanied by Dr. Mathis.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-12
ADDRESS BY
 k. A. BUCkNER
Gentlemen of Group No. Seven:

Gentlemen of Group No. Seven;
 The duty of welcoming you. on behalf of the Board ot Trade of our little city, has been assigned to me.
 Ii were to do the subje justice, It would entail no lttle labor, tor 1 fully realize and you may well know that capital and progress must go hand in hand.
 And what wonderful strides the world IS making Nothing seems impossible, or even improbable.
 When we consider that Edison and Marconi have made II possible for us to cry out warnings or to whisper words of love over 2ooo miles of space, and that without even the intervention of wire; and Loeb. the wizard, of chemistry, has produced life without repro