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The Springfield herald., 1914-07-31

The Herald's sugges tion OF a
$o5. 90 reward for the most
striking, unique. or representa-
tive float of neighborhood feat
ures has been acted upon by
the committee. Now get busy.
W. H. Denney on the 1871, was
stricken with something like ap-
poplexy, but rallied during the
next day and has now about re-
covered.
Mrs, Rich was very pleasant
caller on the 2sth inst, accom-
panied by her laughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lock
wood.
Earl Denney showed up bright
and serene on the 18th ihst., al
ter a months grind on the big
problems of the day at the sum
mer school of the Greeley nor
NAL.
E.P, Bass and family. men
toned last week, located at the
Butte Creek crossing, and Will
put up camp house and put in
a small stock of goods. We pre-
dict that this is the beginning OF
what will be a good trading point
at that crossing, as such accom-
modations have there been long
needed.
Anyone wishing to see or hav-
ing business with E. P. Bass,
lately located, will find him on
the fifth flat of the Herald fam
ilv residence. Just ask the
porter to direct you up, ana
bring 81. so along to pay for the
service.
Lightning never strikes twice
in the same place. Witness last
Saturdays performance and this
weeks issue of the Springfield
Herald. ID
The Springfield herald., 1914-07-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Publisher
Dspaxtnssnt of the interior
U. 8. Land Once at
Lamar. Colorado July -, 'A.
Notice n hereby given that Ina E. Hankens
Of Richards, Colorado, who on Dec. 18th, wv
made Houpsstsad Serial Ne os4l6 for VIZ See' 20
+. % 8, Range a W. 9Th Principal hsridian, mas
aI>d notice Of intsntion TO make infee
year proof 10 establish claim to the iano
above described, bsfore the U. b. C'm
Sprinrfsssd Colo. on the sth day OF Sept
1914.
Claimant names - witsss:
w. =. French
d. W. Babcock
Fred Coltins
Up. yoadssmark, ell, Of Richards Colo.
IU0BNE II WHlTAKER, Registe,.
The Springfield herald., 1914-07-31
ELOtMONT

Another fine rain fell Monday
night.
Mr.. Ellis and family from near
Liberal, Kans., were visiting OF
Robert Dickey's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mesnard have
been on the sick list for the past
few days.
Henry, Joe, and Emmett Ste
phensen have returned from
harvest.
Miss Effie Christian is back
on her Homestead. She has
been visiting her parents in Ok
lahoma for the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman and
daughter spent Su nday at r. II.
Dickey's.
Miss Chloe Knott visited Miss
Mertie Stephenson Sunday.
Editor Herald.
Dear Sir
Notice is hereby given that an
assembly of Delegatesrepresent-
ing the Democratic Party of the
Senatorial District, Bent, Prov
ers, Baca, and Kiowa Counties
of Colorado, is hereby ':alled for
and will be held on Thursday
the 9th day of August, 1914, at
the hour of ten o'clock a. IN. of
the said day in the city of Las
Animas, Colorado, for the pur-
pose of nominating Senator for
the above district and for the
transaction of such other busi'
ness as may properly come be-
fore the assembly.
Number of the delegates
each county is entitled to.
Bent County 9 Delegates
Baca Z" 6 "
Prowers 10 4"
Kiowa
w. A. Howard,
Acting Chairman
Geo. B. Wick
Acting Secretary
Republican Assem.iJ
e. Emerson chairman. N. G
Jones secretary.
The following are candidates
for nomination:
Will Spurgeon for Clerk; Herb
Ifomsher treasurer; Warren
Brown and Willard Cole for asses
sor; M. Long and A: X. Ellis for
sheriff; ]. F. Harrison, Cllas. Wi
ley, and B. H. Jones for commits
sioner; Mrs. Jackson and Earl
Denney for superintendent; Dr.
Verify for coroner; Alvin Louis
for surveyor; l.. II. Albertl ana
r. A. Campbell for county judge:
...F0R Sheriff..
In accordance with the action
of the county republican assem-
bly, in naming me as candidate
for nomination for sheriff, ]
hereby announce myself as .
candidate for such nomination,
subject to the decision Of the Re
publican voters at the coming
primaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
FORECLOSURES SALES
REAL ESTATE.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW YORK
William N. Beam. as sole acting Trustee under
the last VIII and Testament OF Julia sands Bryant.
deceased. Plaintiff. against Sarah haz and othes.
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN the
above entitled action and bearing date the 18Th dsy
o. November 1914. J. the undersigned. the referee
in said Judgment named will sell at public auction,
in the Borough Of Manhattan. city 0f New York.
on the 2lst day OF December. 1914 a. n O'Clock
noon on that day, by Bryan L. kennedy. Aucioneef.
the premises directed By said judgment 10 10 sold.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land. with
the buildings and improvements thereon erected.
situate. wing and being IN he Borough n Man
haitian OF the city OF New York in the County and
state OF New York. bounded and described as fo-
lows.
Beginning AZ point on the casiery side u Sec
ond Avenue. distant seventy five Feet two and three
quarter inches southerly, from the corner formed
by the intersection u the said cssiery side ~
Second Avenue. with the s0utherly side ~ Ninety
eighth Street running thence soutlefy along tie
esstery side ~ Second Avenue twenty -four feet nine
and hree-quarter inches 70 point opposite the
centre Of party wall between the premises hereby
described and premises adjoining same Oh the south.
running thence eastery aud parallel with ssld
Ninety eighth street ana part Of the distance throus
said psrty wall al the centre thereof one hundred
feet. thence nOrthcry and parallel With Second
Avenue twenty four feet nine aud three -qusrtef
Inches. thence westerly and parallel with Ninety
smother party wall hundred feet 10 the point or
place Of beginning
Said premises being now known By the street
number lsSS Second Avenue.
dated. New York November 2i,t. 1914.
]. PHILIP BERG. Referee
JOHN THEALL. Attorney for Plaintiff. No a. Wall
Street Borough OF Manhattan. Cy Of New
The following Is a diagram n the property 10
DO sold. It's street number = lssS Second Avenue
gsth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
NEW INDOOR GOLF SCHOOL
Has Six Hole Course and a
Machine for Finding Faults.

Indoor golf has come to be of such
Importance as a means for obtaining
not only practice in swinging when the
weather is too severe for the outdoor
game, but instruction, that a school
equipped with complete mechanical de-
vices for discerning faults has been
started at Wanamaker's. There are
also six driving tees and nets. a six
hole putting course and a natural sand
bunker. The school is in charge of
John d. Dunn, of the famous old Scotch
golfng family.
Some time ago a widespread discus
sion arose in Great Britain as to where
q players weight was at the top of his
swing. Theories were advanced by the
great triumvirate, Nardon, Taylor and
Braid. 1t was then that P. A. Vale
invented machine which tells to the
fraction of an ounce how much more
weight a golfer places on one foot than
on the other while swinging.
The machine was exhibited at the
West End School, London, and dupli-
cate. the only other of its type, in
stalled at Wanamaker's In other
words, the science Of golf has been re-
duced to mechanical accuracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Game at Ebbets Field for
Belgian Relief Fund
Stamford to Face Ev-
erett High Team.

The scholastic football season has
one gasp left Two post-season games
will be played this afternoon, and then
all that will be left of the sport will
be the memory. One of these games
will take place at Ebbets Field between
two all-star teams of high and pre-
paratory school players for the benefit
of the Belgian Relief Fund, starting at
= o'clock The other will be for the
championship of the East. and Everett
High School and Stamford High School
will take the gridiron at Everett, Mass
The game at Ebbets Field will be
under the direction of "The Brooklyn
Daily Eagle" The price of admission
will be IS cents, and entitle one to
seat in any part Of the stands, includ-
ing the boxes. 1t is expected that one
of the greatest crowds that ever wit
messed a scholastic game will be on
hand when the ball is kicked Off.
High grade football may be expect
ed. The teams are made up of boys of
the Brooklyn teams who were named
for all scholastic honors. They have
been carefully coached for the last
week. and all reports from coaches in
dictate that a most interesting game
will be played.
The teams, for convenience, have
been named the first and second teams.
As a matter of fact, there is little to
choose between them, and 1t would not
be surprising 10 see the so-calied sec
ond string beat the eleven dubbed the
varsity" The second team is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

xi0o; Ti,h st. ls4-lss W. 5 100 Amsterdam ian
az. 50xl02.s: Sept 5. 1897. J. and Cain sei-
TOO 70 Columbia Downing. Brunswick Ga a. 49, az
BRooME ST. s. 50 Ludlow st. 2sIsO; SEPT II.
1909. Isaac and Rosie Cohen ei al to hesse
smith s,tys. Merrill a n. Us BSay $40, 100
s. 1893 II and wilhelmina Wyand TO Mar
garet Dunkey and sno. eHtrn; stJs' ossOsn ,ea
RiYINGTON ST. n E cor Chrys,ie St. 25IlOo March
=. 1909. Henrietta Sander and ano 10 u $40
der. president. and VI Fischel. chairman 1tnes
son Bank Lilo Comm; At'ys. strAsoourger' 4 eSi i
T g, AZ s fs s "a s.l %f en- 's;i -
jlST ST 5. 100 ll,h Az. runs 25r los X
LOT 20. formerly part farm q J Hopper. w, n
Ward. ?5xS.sx25.SIi.n. v 5. March y; i'Yg' n
ioewsiein and 4no 10 Fannie SchwAr'A' :. oea
lllth 8. atty. T g q 7 Co; ooSo sVev
18Th ST. 66 T.. S. lS6 Madison av. 2otlo9.SS;
JulIs >. 1905. Man &. wife G. l. Ni-nols' - "a "a
sterling. stU, T I Co; .,o0 s"inoso
esd 81. :. l2j v Amsterdam az, SoHioe }: peS
II. l90i: Union Baptist Churh ~ the boroush ..
Manhattan to Industrial savings aud Loan ASH sn
atty. T W Butts. 81 Chambers i. >l3,vVv
'6Lh 81 20 l;i az, SS h, sS%ps isd st
seD ST. "A $ 2o5 e Columbus a1. ls.61iOoS. May
IS 1909: Helen VI Edga- 10 Thibaut .Hes,
lssD ST. rs +. n 5. go Park av. l5rlool
Nov Z. 1897 Bay to Lubbock. 2osj LeAins toi
SANE PROPERTY; Jan .. 1909: same to same oo,
SANE PROPERTY: Jan 10. 1910: saae t, sA,@e
18TH ST. n :. II5I sth az. l9n9o.ll l.. Jan 4.
1905: A Hanson to EQUITABLE Life A. S,9Tci
.i,ys: Alexander @ lS5 Bvay: .,oo 'li 100, 600
20 1905: W and Frances Rshman 10 1 Moor;
atty, W Moore. IN W 18th It: -,o,. 5000
1912: Clemens Construction Go % Susan
Brooks atty. Isaac. li9 B.Ay: Se'oVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Loft Building in West
47th ST., Held at
$4,000, Sold.

Property in the new theatre district
adjacent TO Long Acre Square and in
the old Greenwich Village section fig
ured in trades yesterday.
\. Alder and J. B. English sold for
george Bickelhaupt, to Ambrose Hill
Z43 and 245 West 47th St, five story
lott building with two story building
at the rear. The site measures 5Ox
1908 feet and is located next to the
Strand Theatre, which occupies most
OF the adjoining Broadway front up to
4sth st.
Mr.. Hill gave in part payment the
four story and basement dwelling
house at 90 West 37th ST., on a lot
2l.6x9S.9 feet, between Fifth and Sixth
avs. In the deal the 47th st. property
figured at about $4,000. while the
3lth ST. house was held at $4,000. Mr.
Hill plans TO make extensive altera-
tons to his new holdings.
j. Irving Walsh sold for Josephine
A. Burke to the st. Johns Park Realty
Company the northeast corner of West
and Perry SITS, known as All, 4lS and
4l9 West st. and 173 Perry st. II con-
slstS OF three three story brick build
ings and two story frame house, hav-
ing frontage of 70 feet on West ST.
and 1868 feet on Perry st.
The st. Johns Park Realty Company,
composed of James II. Cruikshank and
W. Douglas Fitzpatrick, gave in ex-
change 3l5 to 1923 West seth ST., three
six story new law houses, each on plot
41.6x100.5, west of West End av. and
overlooking the tracks of the New
York Central Railroad.
The estate of r. o. Ives has sold
600 Columbus av., five story fathouse
rs feet south Of the southeast corner
adjoining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE
WAREHOUSE & VAN COMPANY, LIMITED,
STORAGE NOTICES.

No. 1900 EIGHTH hNbNlb.
To whom il may concern. The following described
and merchandise. belonging 20 Or held for account
Winnie Bennett Mrs. l.. {, Billings. Mrs: Darelle
Bisneti. Mrs. May Blinn. Mrs Charlotte l.. Bran
s9n F brown An"t Mrs s'0 FaSas Copper M
Mrs. May Davis. T. ". Day. Mrs; Elizabeth Di-
Belle FELTON,. Miss Della Calvin Miss LUCILLE Gam
mon H. vs. harrington. Mrs. Ella Henderson
Mc C Miss Alice Marine Mrs.. Eua Mar
Moore s,'' Mrs.. l. oiphaHt. Ms IL Scott Paine.
Mrs. Sophie Parker. Mrs Jennie PeArss.. MS
Z. PucIg J. RehI%ysr !" 7; h Ma1ssrs;
q. Ronayne. Miss Katherine stag Miss Frances
Scar, Mrs Alice se'nouT MIS- Soo Il SW'n Trary NV
Miss Mildred Taylor Mrs. Ceorsanns NsiNs5'
Mrs. G " Wallace Herman, A. Wilche' :, X,
WuiT. NJ Zindel. will be sold TO satisfy The hen
o. Tie undered thereon At publ, o6 sud TiG,,r 70
aVESiE Borough Of Manhattan. New York city,
on MONDAY. DECEMBER IAN; 1911. Al 10 50
A NJ. and on esch sIS9ssdhs nsssd New Yors
STORAGE STORAGE WAREHOUSE ( vAN COMPANY.
TT0TKTY STORAGE q WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
is-is and q West 6ish street. and 4,,;;jo West
9th street: To Miss X. Giblin. W. IL kelb.
hsns. Estate Of Miss ~ &. MscNamara and W. II.
SsStnnis Frederick scbuchardt. Catherine ".
ApseTI Mrs. VI. b. Andrews Mrs. Sarah Byers. l..
a. h KilliAn Mn. VI. Is. Nsnderoef Wilson, Mrs.
l. = FROST Mrs ]. ". Hopson. Mrs. y, q. Johns.
Mir, j Muriel and N4thushek Sons, Mrs. H. g.
We'll W T. Lawson. Mrs Fannie W. krenler. Ar
mold ". kellogg W. L. Ernst, q. w. Pier. John II.
i Haints Ma. Catherine Nicholas aud Augustus
" CLARK Victor Ballard. Mrs, II. l. Collins. Mis-.
seNeu Haxgard Mrs. A. s. NAtable. A. Wsnnop.
ADMINISTRATOR Estate OF Mrs. Martha T.. Bible and
Mis- Lulu W. Bible and Howard W. Bible Mrs.
Louis ~ Ncwgass Mrs. NJ. Doan, Mrs. q. r.
Thyme Mrs Mary Elsie Gardiner. Mrs Della 81
Holm aud spear a Company. Mrs James g. Taylor
sol Hirschbcin. Mira ~. Is. kceer. o. = Thomp-
son Alexander Dow. Miss r. Henley and O'Neill
Adams Co. MS. Man J. DE Witt. c. W. Gould
Charles Figaro. Mrs Charles Quinn. s y Wilson
Mrs Cora Mackellsr, Mrs d. Tcr " l. DruI.
lard. Anna Bradley. H. II. Douglas. Nellie J. Reid
Miss " Deyine. Mrs. Carroll NJ. Guihhrldse Fat.ts
OF Miss y A. Jewell. Eugene la iloux. You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the time for
the payment oi our lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. after due notice
thereof has been given you. we will cause such
property. 10 wit. household goods and merchandise
stored 10y you or in your name IN the warehouse of
the company. 20 be sold a; public auction accord
ing 20 the statute IN such made and provided
AZ the auction rooms 81 ". II. fLATTAU A son.
southeast corner 18th street and University Place
New York city. commencing Tuesday. December
18th. a. 10 30 a m. aud continuing every Iles-
day aud Wednesday thereafter at the same place
and hour. until all the soods have been sold
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY, %. IS aud AZ West cath street. and $3.50
West Goth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
STATE.
Iop.llst. plvl,IOn--FIrst Department"

. -,,,. II Rroadhurst judgment reversed
80 trisi ordered. costs TO sppeIiani w. -
Opinions Dy lI,ssnges1Ansntic s,eyedorlng Co Judx
JONI order reversed. new Trial orderea. opS' ~
appellant 70 % ,S Fsrrelly7W whiite. as Comm.
e,e Order affirmed win SIo ~, ~ Dsvison jWIl-
fen,s on authority Of People OK nov n. 1914
henfy ' Dl3 new trisl ordered. costs 20 sppei
isas to abide s,, event ~ 2pi@ di,.entins
'p s, e, rel ] Murphylw A PrendeIga,s. az
coptT order affirmed Win sly COST foSIshsm, r j.
ai; Saiter Of Emme sup, cech@ond ha
aiaioI Deodiesd arirmed. without COSTS opinion DS
insrsisra J. and Holehkiss' , g Dawson Or
hsn .ssd vdth $40 costs and esbur semeis' u,
def an ~. TSdiiltz A auojManhsitan Wrecnhg snu
Contracting Co Judgment IetSlSe event ~"
defeai 80, n Fuller a. sdmrl Muicahy Diosoh
.,d me- judgment and order reversed; nc" u''i
ordered costs 20 appelS,n,t 70 siTb order al
Jnlia hS'xt go costs and disbursements.
"i ,r,oss Ciliersn Thomas b. CODY. VroeI e
Iheinas, sio costs and disbursements. and mo
,,oo denied With $40 costs sna aei.u,is, es ~
Thomas Palmer Arthur s.,.s si'T neS tris ordered
IH,s ,o apuruaut 20 abide event ,,,,,- r. r,,d.
'tt,doinb q Won BeyerlNinEret Nib 20, SnIs
hepe,pdp oyder reversed With costs ana complaint
disnlsssp' Gat.iy Frank Blair ct al Orders re-
versed. With $40 coy, 40 s eaa,s u'''''
h0ns ~ Ti@rslfz North British and Mercsntlie ms
q. 20 Iondon and Edinburgh. ordri iooli".u - -
S,,.cteA I'M opinion. ard as m"1lne' ah''e" WIZ"
out costs . .t.-.., u A Anderson order of
hsissss' CIV reversed aud order OF ~ yus''o
~. ,cb.,d rsinsated, WIN siV, i,s,ice Page re-
Bi4ne"%s suresl order OF M gusu,,s "a ,ao.
nsnee vim SO costs and disDu''ene"'' '''' ~"
os '1 h[eh.r snoic Ea Bs.,s Ct q. oi sSd
,.,srssd With slg SO 60, e,.ts
motion Western Union leieH.pn
ODD, modasd stated ln G51st Ter eafism'
sariasd. Mithog, s 9lJ q patterson. Judgment re-.
Ph9S 49, ,ral ORDERED. costs 70 appehA"" ~
sDids event Opinion , hss fdndensn order
Herman ~ cos,s Opinion BY Lausniih . '"'"'
ilag j. dl.ssi.ii..s, oppenhsrosr. iinpd judo
X Cure % complaint dismissed. WIN , s.s,,
nsni fesefSn, tI,ushlin and Hotehkiss' o. 'ho''"
yylnigth 'o,.s~nting IN part ,i,, Judgment re-
EichsrdNn ri o,dsfed costs 20 appellant 70 se'ds
ssfssd nsS ~ ~ b. Hoiehklss J. ungfAham' o.
smd poiins >. diss,nd,nJ soper inpd JUDI
Dasid Abss'p new trial ordered. costs 70 Appeh@"'
% agds , s,s ., asfa., D, sSg sI:b"ras s
.fe Otdef EnIin 20 appellant 10 wi;hdfa" de-
nsnis. WIN Wv ~ answer Oh gsywen,, o. .wens,,,,
"S I,sssss.nt nogs Dsg' st,,, eats Opinions -
Dsisrminsiigs. "a Mclaughlin. tNeLaush'in
InGsbAiS, ii dlss~lungl o.as, .st,,osd
sn9 ~ pS11g6g and 29g Manhs, aias,s,
win 80 e..s, ~ .i,,o nossmblst 81 al. Judgment
IoDtL -,.ri,fned. With cIsts 1910. ,yo,h. a..
az 49, AsrtOn fiunel1na -, disu,,.@d Min
,..EIs,asot reyefscd snd e'i'p'''''
so,,s no.sn.ssisj7t.b = moiai9l 20 o, =, q
yu1gmsnt ard order ,.,',s event.
800 10 syVci!snia 70 sD''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
WEEKEND SOCCER GAMES
Yale and Columbia to Meet at
South Field.

Intercity soccer to decide the ques-
ton of supremacy with Philadelphia,
an intercollegiate championship game
at South Field and an intercholastic
match between star teams for the Bel
gian Relief Fund at Ebbets Field are
on the programme to-day. The Field
Club League of New York and New
Jersey will send a team representing
the Crescent Athletic Club. Staten ISL
and. Bensonhurst and Montclair to
Philadelphia. The players chosen are
the following:
Dodwell, Charlwood. Maclennan and
Philip, Crescent Athletic Club; Covlng-
ton, Banning, Kaufman and Macpher-
son, Staten Island; Taylor, Benson
hurst, and Patterson and Gardner
(captain). Montclair Athletic Club.
At South Field Columbia will have
TO reckon with Yale, but after the VIC
tory over Haverford on Wednesday the
Blue and White is confident as to the
result.
An unusual attraction is furnished
by the benefit match at Ebbets Field
between the champion team of Manual
Training High School on orc side and
an eleven representing Boys High,
Erasmus and Commercial on the other.
The kickoff is scheduled for 1880
o'clock, the soccer being scheduled TO
precede the interscholastic Rugby
match arranged for the same purpose.
c. (. Creighton, president OF the
American National Referees Assocla-
ton. will referee the soccer game. The
personnel of the two teams follows,
Manual Training -Whelen, Berthoid,
Lind. Madden, Agar, MacNair. Rankin,
Clarke. Gillen, Roache and Ashby.
Combined team-Hearn, Dahl, q. Z.
Brown. McGlue and Francis, OF Eras,,
mus; H. Mathewson, Hurl Icy, Arnold
and Peterson, Of Commercial, and VI
sen and Lipschuetz, of Boys High.
Observation-Disclosures, McTiernan, Da-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Picked SchOOlbOy >ElevenS
Meet on GridirOn Today

heavier, and with such stars as futile
Leyser, Dutch Karlson and AL Love in
the backfield will give good account
of itself The second team will wear
gray jerseys.
Bronder, Williams, Cole, Firsching,
Olson. Don Afford and Jack Bright are
among the players who will wear the
blue uniforms of the first team. All
are recognized for their ability, and
they will give Of their best to prove
that the critics were not wrong in
naming them for the varsity eleven.
The players will all be numbered and
programmes will be distributed to
every spectator free of charge.
A spectacular struggle is looked for
between Stamford and Everett, al
though critics agree that the Massa-
chusetts BOYS have the stronger team.
Their victory over Oak Park High
School by a score of so to 0 has won
them a place among the best prep.
school elevens in the country.
Nor may il be said that the Chicago
lads were weak. They played good foot
ball. but were helpless before the at
tack of the Everett team, which was
as powerful as it was battling, as we'll
conceived as it was versatile. Everett
scored 500 points, in round numbers,
against none for her opponents, all
season.
Stamford has put a powerful team
i'm the field this season. They have
swept everything before them, and are
reasonably sure of winning to-day. The
SQUAD, twenty-six in number, left
Stamford yesterday for the scene OF
action. Every last man is in perfect
condition, and if defeated will have no
real reason for complaint.
The St. Johns Prep. team, of Dan
vers. Mass, will face De Paul Academy
at Comiskey Park, in Chicago, this
afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded
Yesterday At the Reai Estate En-
change, IA V-sey ST.:
By j. n. Meyers.
ST NICHOLAS TERRACE ~ 10 a. cor i.s'ii
:, On iixit8: o sly APT house ahu s',te,.
Mood All Peck ct all Tranneii' a.lyS VI ~ p,
a. n,,y ~ ti75 600 to the plaintiff for iISS.fJO
by Henry Brady.
iiTH ST. 2li y; rs go v,r no sg Hen
y,m Alien e. al: " HllL atty; Il Lyu9h.
fef. due ssi 7sg u: taxes. etc. S'eo ~; 10 tue
p,siniln i 9e SsO'VVV 90 PARK az, e2.6Ii0o. II:
.,y ienmi { W Dayton sn SorncnA him ,,iI
=, Al. q " Dayton. ATTY I hunter tei que
81 sos a.; ta1cs. etc. 1881 g5i to Tie hHol"o0u
PAR 90 70. ss'.'S 2sj "a az. 25IiOO.li: siy
~ ,t isnut and stores. American Morts.se Go az
" Jsrobu, ct al: Bowers > htD.s "a a
Inn ref. due $40 2Ji 10. taIes. etc. $500 10;
Adjourned 10 Dec III.
By Bryan T.. Kennedy
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