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We make a specially of moving
pianos. Milne Transfer Company.
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FOREST SERVICE NOTES

The Battlement National Forest is
closed during the season of 1914 to
the grazing of sheep.
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-ELLIoTTs SPECIALS: $500 and
$3.50 Velvet Shoes, now $1.95.
1-24-6t
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Keep close watch on the want
columns of The Sentinel for bargains
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Auction sale of Farm Implements,
Wagons, etc, Saturday, Feb. z.
Vierse & Bolger, Auctioneers. 1-26-6t
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Big Live Stock Auction at the Free
Corral, Thursday, Feb. 5. 1-26-6t
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TO LoAN-Money on good real es
tate; phone Junction sos.
1-29-5t
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Now is the time to trim your trees,
| viii guarantee my work. Call
Hickory HI. 1-2S3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Thirteen acres of
land. good house and barn; s
acres alfalfa, near interurban;
want Grand Junction property; See
W. A. Williamson at Sentinel Of
flee. 1-22-tf
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FOR SALE-MISCELLAKfOuS

F OR E-Alfalfa seed and
wheat; Hickory 239-11; samples at
DR.. Collins office. 1-1-1mo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSURE with the Rich-Hutchinson
| Realty Company, 533 Main street.
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FOR SALE-Until Thursday evening
l will offer my furniture at private
sale; call at 535 North Fifth st.
F. r. Smith. 1-24-6t
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GRAIN FED BELGIAN HARES,
dressed and delivered; call j. A.
Green, Linden 744. 1-29-2t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
SIX CANADIAN RUGBY
MEN TO AID HARVARD
Stars of Hamilton Rowing Club
Eleven Leave Saturday for
Cambridge.
WILL FIGHT YALE IN KIND

TORONTO. Oct 1f.--Harvard has de-
cided 20 fight Yale in kind in the mat
ter of employing Canadian rugby meth
obs In it's football campaign. and to-
night arrangements we're completed for
tho sending Of half dozen local players
to aid the Crimson eleven. For some
time Yale has had several members Of
tho Tiger Rugby club of Hamilton, on
tario, az its guests while imparting their
knowledge OF the open passing game.
This information finally reached the ears
OF Harvard supporters.
Not to be outdone the Harvard authori-
Ties have conducted negotia toins with the
Hamilton Rowing Club of Toronto, which
has one of the best rugby teams In this
part OF Canada. The arrangement finally
made is for six of the most proficient
members of the local team to visit Cam
bridge and spend more than n week work
ing under the general guidance Of Head
Coach Percy Haughton 70 teach the
Crimson players the open field tactics OF
the Canadian game.
The local players Will leave for Cam
bridge Saturday night after their game
against the Ottawa team.
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YOUNG FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES,
Fordbam Prep Team Disbnnds when
IL Learns of uays's Death.

Charles Corley Hays. right halfbgck of
Fordham Props football team, died yes
terday morning In st. Francis Hospital.
Jersey City. lie was injured while play
Ing at the West Side baseball grounds on
Monday afternoon in a game between
Fordham and ST Peters High School of
Jersey city. The youth suffered rup-
tlfre OF the intestines. Young Hays had
Just intercepted forward pass when ne
was tackled By number OF st. Peters
players and went down. All the others
were piled on top OF Hays. and when the
others untaneled themselves the Fordham
man was lying on his back and saspng
for breath. lie was rushed 70 the hos
pital and gradually grew worse.
The dead youth was is years old and
lived In Yonkcrs. His father Is the senior
member of the coal firm OF Hays & Ram
dolph OF Yonkers.
Deep gloom hangs over the Fordhaln
Prep team. Hays was the most popular
athlete In Fordham Prep.
Before the faculty could have time TO
act. Manager Tom Barry and Coach Dune
C'Brieu called the teams and scrubs to-
gether a motion was made by Capt.
Hoffman and adopted To abandon football
in the Prep for the remainder OF the year
and wear crepe arm bands So far the
team had not lost game, defeating Conn
merce High School and Concordia College.
Nine games remained on the schedule.
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Baker Receivers; Hurt Again.

PRINCETON. oct li.--Tho Tiger tooth Il
players were put through the longest
scrimmage Of the season this afternoon.
All the preliminary drill was omitted and
after snappy signal practice tho varsity
and scrub had tussle Of more than an
hours duration. The final score was :
20 In favor Of the regulars The scrubs
fought well and tore through the varsity
for substantial gains, but they failed 20
get within scoring distance. on the other
hand thoy held the varsity time and again.
1t was by old style football that the FIRST
team made its score Il pounded away at
the line and tried the ends. Freddie
Trenkmann finally carried th0 ball over
for the touchdown and Law kicked goal
Stewart Baker, who has Just recovered
from an injury and who has been in
fcrimmagcs for only three days, ran into
more hard luck to-day. when ne had his
nose broken This viii put him out o;
strenuous work for n few days Eb,r-
stadt, Ames and Mclean are still on the
injured list, but Brown has been out for
few DAYS and to-day got into the scrlm.
mage. He tackled hard and was fast
under puntS
Frank Click played n good game al
halfhack. He was strong on both In,
offensive and defensive, and while he wa,
I'm the melee he made almost as man,
tackles In the centre of the line as di,
the forwards
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Tordham varsity Has Scare.

During the practice Yesterday after
noon at Furdham "A wild rumor gained
circulation that the varsity was to he
disbanded Tne cause assigned WIS the
death Of young Hayes, the prep star.
For while about 500 students were
wildly excited capt. Wymard then was
informed and announced that the Maroon
varsity was unaffected by the incident.
Tho line was bOmbardod by the scrubs
and Commerce High School for over A
half hour and showed marked improve
ment Capt Wymlrd took his place in
the line and demonstrated what h. meant
by front charging. Then for IN hour the
Maroon ba"kfeld tool, the bail and rained
forward passes over the opposing ends.
Heretofore Dunn has hcon doing all the
hurting Yesterday Coach Wymard had
both Regnn and Yule throwing the pig
skin far out. and the way Dave Dunn
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GAME ON TIGERS NEW FIELD.
Observation-Disclosures Battle to III
In Palmer Memorial stadium.

PRlNCEToN. oct. l4-Dehnite announce
ment that the Prncet n-Dartmouth foot
ball game on October "a would be played
in the new Palmer Memorial Stadium was
made to-day by the athletic authorities
The consent of the turf expert has been
obtained and the authorities are making
preparations 70 handle the largest crowd
that ever attended this struggle.
only the finishing touches are being
added now and tho playing field IS In
wonderful condition. The work ~ meas
uring the stands and Of making the
charts ms Just been COMPLETED and the
new structure will seat 40.S4S. This doe.
net include the standing room. There
will be no application blanks for tickets
for this game. but the reserved seats n
the rate Of So apiece already have beer
put on sale and may be obtained by ap-
plication 10 the treasurer Of the athletic
association.
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Policeman GueSSeS
Tevice; Both Wrong

r FRANK MCCARTHY,
~. stroke of the 1914 Columbia
champion crew and hero in the
recent University Hall fire, had his
pride bumped generously last night
while standing at 116th street and
Amsterdam avenue. A policeman,
who proved to be a willing aid to
conversation, was standing near
Mac, and asked the crews savior
how he liked Columbia now that he
was sophomore. "Tm not soph-
omore," replied Mac. Before he
could add that he had been on the
campus four years the cop scented
he was on the wrong track, and re-
taliated with: "Oh, excuse me;
thought you were here last year"
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OSTERHAUS DENIES CANARDS.
ADMIRAL Not Against Navy's Sta n Il
on Football Proportions.

ANNAPoLrs. oct. IA strong denia'
was made to-day by Rear Admiral Hugo
Osterhaus. u. $. y. (ret!rcd). OF state
ments that had been published 10 tho
effect that he disagreed with the stand OF
tho Navy Athletic Association IA regard
20 refusing 20 play the Army Navy foot
bah game in New York and had resigned
from the executive committee on that ac-
count
Admiral Osterhaus stated emphatically
that he had not resigned from this com.
uittee. and further that he was IN entire
accord with the stand that IL had taken
Admiral Osterhaus Is now here and takes
am active interest in the matches and
practices Of the academy team.
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Lehigh Resumes Practice.

SoI'TH BETHLEHEM. Pa. Oct. lie
high held the first practice of the week
to-day. All the varsity men were IN
togs. fully recovered from the Yale games.
Coach Ready was called out of town to-
day and Assistant Coach Pazzetti ran tine
team All of the day was spent In per-
fecting the old plays and particular at
tention was given TO the forws ri pass.
There was no scrimmage excepting when
the two elevens were lined up TO illus
trate some point \ hard scrimmag 20
Is due tomorrow in view Of the Car
negie Tech game Saturday. Chenoweth
and Cahall alternated NJ quarterback.
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PEEKSKILL SCORES AT WILL.
Hyde Buciss Line FOR Two Touch
downs and Makes Two on PASSES.

PEEKskML, y. Y. oct, l4.--Three
touchdowns on spectacular forward passes
wcre partly responsible for the over
whelmlug football victory Of the peeks-
ktl Military Academy over Eastman
Eastman business College OF Poughkccp-
business OIllcge II Poughkccpsio to-
dav, the ultimate score bling a. to 0.
tullDack Hyde of tho cadets proved 70
he the star OF the game both at the open
style OF play and In line smashing.
Hyde scored two touchdowns on passes
and twice rammed through the iinsy
Eastma Line for tallies. Pcekskill made
fourteen first downs while the best that
Eastman could do was TO gain one first
down. Capt Wrennick played the best
game for the vanquished eleven. The
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JInx Hnrnsscs Penn Tenn.

PHILADELPHIA. oct 14.-Coach George
BROOKE seems To he houdooCd with the
Penn team For the past two years AS
soon ~ he has 10. II running smoothly
something happens, ana he has had to
start all over again. He has been using
eleven men for the past two weeks for
the greater part of the time IN practice
and ,hoy were just working together well
when the iinN took hold and there are
now only nine left Vic Ballou. who won
the regular quarterback berth last week
because OF his consistent and headv play
nr. has been forbidden To play by the
authorities of the veterinary college. lie
is taking veterinary surgery and has
studied every afternoon until o'clock.
Yesterday In n scrlmmage Lew Norwald
the centre. turned his ankle IN the la 81
few minutes and had TO go to the side
lines. This morning he was unable to
walk on IL. Capt Journeav was tried
out AZ centre this afternoon and probably
will I'll that position on Saturday. This
will give Mike Dor!zas. the big Greek, a
chance to show his worth at guard
This afternoons practice consisted Of
long signal drill with Merrill at quar-
tcrback. Journey nj centre and porizas
at guard The main object of the drill was
, 10 accustOm these men to- their new posi-
tons The afternoon closed with a short
scrmmage against tho freshmen which
the regulars won after twenty-five min
utcs playing by to g. Quiglev kicked
pretty placement kick for the fresh
men from the 80 ward line
Ann ARRoR, Mich, oct. l4--Nichigan
scored lva touchd1wns In a scrlmmage
against ;he reserves and freshman eleven
TO-DAY. Yost drove the varsity hard In
an effort 20 find satisfactory So
luton or his line pr blem for the SYRIA
cusc ana Harvard games. Syracuse
showed such strength at Princeton tina;
tie Wolverines are expecting a hard
| game The AgEios Saturday also will
! prove much stronger than Vanderbilt
! but Yost's real worries are the Eastern
! games despite the fact that the NJ. A. c
| In a. ypar heat the Vorsity
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With Which Combat Yale It's Ou GAM
MORRIS COUNTY TAKES RUBBER
Informal Team Golf Match wa.
From Tuxedo Players.

SHORT HILLS, n. j.. oct. 1i.-Thc third
of a series of informal team matches be-.
tween the Morris County Golf Club and
the Tuxedo Golf Club was played 10 -dny
on the Baltusrol course. Morris County
won. Q points to C.
Each team previously had won n match
on It's home links, so Balbisrol was sa-
lected as neutral ground on which p,
play the rubber. Six four ball matches
were played, three in the morning and tne
other three in the afternoon, the Nassau
system OF scoring being used.
At the end Of the morning play Tuxedo
led. to g. but in the afternoon tho pa.--
ings vsere changed. and Morris County
won. 70 o, giving the Jerseym,u 'ro
victory. The summary:
MORNING ROUND
MORRIS COUNTY TUXEDO
Frelinghuysen and
yande rpool and Bates Watson and Was.sd 2
McAlpin and Thomas Belts and Pei, -
Totsi................ Total s...............I
AFTERNOON ROUND
MORRIS COUNTY. TUXEDO
Moore and McAlpn o Belts and Wal son . .
Frelinghuyspn and
NauIcrpool ......... . Lorillard and Pol 4
Bates and Thomas. } wasstan aud le'.... 0
Total................. ................o
Toial-Morris County. .; Tuxedo.
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Mahan VIII Face Michigan.

CAMBRiDGE. Mass. oct l4--The IIIr-
Harvard cuaches We're not able to get
a great deal out of their varsity
team to-day in spite OF the hard
driving in scrmmase against the scrubs
Playing more than ;hrec-q quarters Of
an hour without a let up the first
string was unable to score or. IN fact, get
inside the scrubs 20 yard line The
SECOND teams attack also made little
Roadway. The day was spent on straight
football, the variety that was able to drive
Washington and jefferson back forty
yards for a touchdown in last Saturday $
game.
Eddie Mahan was on the field to-day
and in playing clothes. He ran n little
and showed no lameness lie will not
play for some time yet. hut Unless he Is
hurt again Harvard surely will have him
for the game against Michigan.
Pennock's knee kept him on the side
lines, while HardwicN. who has very
lame foot. is not getting about very
briskly. Logan IS ready now and prob
ably will take hold Tomorrow when the
men who are 10 start the Tufts game
will be worked pretty hard Parsons
the big oarsman, played guard for time
to-day and handled his 100 pounds mighty
well. lie looks Ike "A real football PLAYER
and surely is needed in the middle line
During the absence Of Cant Rrlcklpy who
is now out OF danger, Waffle Trumbull
Is the acting Captain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Navy pIcbe- Begin with Victory.

ANSAPoIis. oct. l4.-The Navy plebes
opened their football season by winning
to-day from Baltimore Polytechnic In
stituto b. - 70 o. The Navy freshmen
showed unexpected strength and improved
40 the game went on. Toward the las
they made telling gains regularly and
toclllcd so flerc.ly that the opposing backs
seldom reached their own Inc.
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ANSApoIGs, oct. 14.--lu view OF the
cancellation Of the game against tho MIL
tary Academy team the midshlpmen are
looking forward to the contest against
tho University OF Pennsylvania in Ph!la-
delphia on saturday with great interest
and much spirit was put into the prac-
tice this afternoon. A number OF special
plays were tried during tho scrimmage.
Perry. the big centre. who has been kept
out by injur es. was in tho game this
afternoon and is expected 10 start against
Penn
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Lafayette In Long scrimmagc.

EAsToN, Pa. oct. l4.-Coach Crowoll
put the Lafayette football squad through
considerable hard work this afternoon. II
was long scrmmagc In which the
varsity lined up against the scrubs Then
came practice In drop kicking and IN
goals from pl cement The varsity was
lined up to break up this kind OF plays.
The game with Pennsylvania last Satur-
day showed Coach Crowell number OF
weak spots and he is determined t.
eradicate them
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Penn PIodders Mt Table.

PHfLApEIPHtA. oct l4.--Dr. George W.
Orton, coach Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania track team. announced this after
noon that eight cross-country men will
be sent TO the training table tonight in
preparation for the Dartmouth meet a
week from Saturday at Hanover The
men placed on the training table are Capt
l.. B Houston, +. VI. Humphreys. r.
Cotton. j. d. Peeso. =. Dorsey. G. NJ
McMichae,. c. a. Chester and J. II. Lie
herman.
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REAL ESTATE MEN ON LINKS.
Play Their Fall Golf Tourpame ne
To-day at Oakland.

The fall tournament Of the Real Estate
Board of New York will be played to-day
over the course OF tho Oakland Golf Cub
II will be an all day AFFAIR. and II IL sN-
pected that there will be nearly 100 start-
ers in the various handicap events which
have been arranged
The members OF the COMMITTEES IN
charge of the tourney are Albert n. AsA-
forth, chairman; Joel S. de SEEDING. sec-
rotary. Alfred V. Amy. John p Kirv'ln
Leroy Coventry. Harry Parker. Walter
Stabler, H. II. Hazelton and w. J. Van
Pelt.
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CARLISLE, p. oct. - Coach Warner
OF Carlisle continued to use Pratt and
welmas in the backheld this afternoon
and they may be- tried In the game against
Pittsburg Saturday.
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Trotting Judg. Quits In Disgust.

LEXtNGToN. Ky. oct. 1i.-R. :. Strader
has resigned as prcsld ng fudge OF the
trCttirg meeting mere because the asso-
citation refused 20 tax" action against
T. W. Murphy driver Of Mirihful IN the
II trot Wednesday. After winning twp
heats Mirfhful lost the race. Pres dent
Upton mas not d,s iguated the new judge.
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May Not Rum on Circuit Cnrd.

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. l4.-Rain fell In
torrents to-day and the Grand Circuit
races We're called Off again. In fact. the
rain has been so heavy that It is doubtful
now whether any Of the programme can
be run of this week
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ITHACA. oct. li.---Secret practice for
the balance OF the week il tho programme
IN the Cornell football campaign an
nounced to-day BY Head Coach sharpe
The entire squad to,lcd until late this
evening under the glare Of the electric
lights. getting more than an hours pruc-
tice that would not have been possible
had the men played out of doors.
owing to the unsettled conditions OF
tho bacSleld this week no definite line
on DR. Shapes choices for the next game
can be- reached yet. Kleinert and Shuler
continued in the varsity backheld. Hi
and philippi LAYING off for rest. II is
probable that Shuler Will play left half
back Saturday. but I'M may return 20 the
lineup. Barrett reio!ned the team and
played quarter but Cool was not on hand.
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FORMER DARTMOUTH STAR
A SENSATION WITH YALE
Scovie Twice Runs Almost Length of Field for
Touchdowns From kickoffs in Scrmnage.
Mahan in Uniform at Harvard

New HAVEN, oct. 1.-THE Yale varsity
took brace this afternoon and held the
scrubs scorelcss, while they ran UP four
touchdowns for a total score OF "a To-
days scrimmage was the third of me
week. It lasted. with only snort letup'
for an hour and a half.
Tho long, hard scrimmages held In prep
aration for the Notre Dame game Satur-
day are taking their toll. good sized
contingent of injured players followed the
game to-day from the side lines CHAT
nold-Tay lor, a halfback. did not appear IN
uniform because he II sufering with II
wrenchcd knee. Church who played at
end in the Virginia game was out OF the
game to-day with bad wrist. Won Holt.
the regular right tackle. who broke a
small bone I'm his left wrist ten days ago,
is progressing rapidly and will report for
work In another week, 1t Is thought.
Violet who played at left halfback on
the scrubs suffered "A bump on his head
In making a tackle In scrimmage to-day
and was taken TO the New Haven hos
pital where he will rest until he RECEIVERS
from the shock \. Sheldon, varsity
guard. did not practice to-day, owing 10
a slight hurt
Scoville. who played a star game AZ
Dartmouth two years ago. caused sem
sation when he ran almost the length Of
the field for two touchdowns from the
l,ckons His work In Guiding would be
scrub taclIlers was exceptional.
In line plunging the work was as good
as Il was In the open. Stilman. varsity
right end, ran twenty-five yards through
the scrub for a tally and Duryee planted
the leather behind the goal posts FOR ;hs
fourth tally on n line plunge. Guernsey
kicked two goals and Easton one.
Ainsworth's ability to scrimmage to-
day was q source OF s1tisfac elton TO the
coaches. His work was fast and clean.
Legore. who started the scrimmage at
fullback, showed M wei too \ feature
OF his play was twenty-five yard run
around left end.
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quarterback. Dewindt left halfbacb.
Overton right halfback. Blodgett
and Jones fullback, Payson. Two touch
downs, both by payson. resulted in the
hrst fifteen minutes OF the workout. Then
more substitutes We're sent into tho lineup
and the scrImmage continued for half an
hour longer without any features.
H""tiey and McNniIy Try Punting.
New York University held its first hard
scrimnage of the week yesterday In prep
aration for the Havcrford game. Be-
fore the scrimnnge began the ends had q
short drill IN covering punts The punt
Ing of Huntley and McNally Is improving
under the instruction of Assistant Coach
GorsCh. Mackenzie and Carroll are hold
ing down the wing positions in good
style. In Yesterdays scrimmage both
showed exceptional adeptness on the re-
ce!vlug end OF the forward pass.
The varsity backhcld was matched
up against the first string line and was
repulscd IN all but a few OF It's attempts.
Wiener and G,omers succeeded in break
ing up plays behind the scrimmago line
in several Instances. Erasmus High
School will practise against tho Violet
team to-day.