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The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Yale

New Haven. Oct. 15.-Yale is expected
to show better football in tomorrow 5
game against Springfield College than
it has exhibited at any time this sea-
son. Springfield tied West Point, II to
Il, and defeated Holy Cross, to o. last
week, but its light team is not regarded
as clever enough to outscore the Ellis
who have been coming fast during the
past week Capt. Alec Wilson will start
his first game Of this season at quarter
back tomorrow and Harry Legore his
first at full back. Yale lacks five valu-
able players who were Injured in the
Lehigh game last Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
AND NAVY PREPS
TRIM EASTERN HIGH

Coach N"whrry's Army and Navy
PrepS demonstrated that they must be
reCkOncd with when the local prep title
is awarded this fall ny trimming the
Eastern High School football team yes
tcrday. to o. The game was hard
fought throughout. and only in the third
quarter did the pr"ps have a chance of
widening the gap separating the two
teams.
This time they We're on the seven-yard
line and the Capitol Hill eleven held
them for downs. the ball going over. In
ground gaining tn" preps had a slight
advantage. as WickS and Waters would
tear off large gains. only to have some
one tumble and the ball recovered by
Eastern.
In the second quarter the preps scored
the lone touchdown of the game when
Wicks went over tn" line. and after this
the game was nip and tuck.
Barr at full back and Lanahan at
tackle worked we'll for Coach kimblc.
while Waters and Wicks. of the preps.
showed to the best advantage for their
team. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
World Series Aftermath.

Bill Carrican. manager of those Red Sox. doesn I
ike to sleep.
1T SEEMS like a waste Of good time" he eI-
plains.
his habit If sitting up late at night brought him
several ret-lkes from his manager. bit Bill eH-
planned his aversion 10 sleep; demonstrated that lie
could get along nicely on SIX hours OF sleep DAY
and ther, after was excused from turning in at 10
or lc:31
Harold Janvrin. substitute infelder for the Red
So1 ranks a. of the best little dancers in New
England.
Harold lcand how to dance during his high
school davs is a graceful youngster. and constant
practice sincc then has caused his admirtrs TO say
that Vem Castle hasn't any husky edge on
Harold when it comes TO terIsichorcan skill
Frci Llderus. first bascman for the Phillics. pro-
nounCcs his rame thusy: Lu-day-ria
Dick Hohlitzcl. first sacser for the Red So1. is a
d. mist during the. of-seasun. 'Hoby" always car
rics around with him during the baseball season a
lit Of tools designed TO assist one in rendering
first aid to nolar sufferers. The players wh" have
been given ''Irst rst-aid-tothe-wounded by H"g
Insist that he's real. regular PAINLESS dentist per
Bobby Byrnc the Phinies' third baseman. has
looked forward Iongiugy TO the end OF the BASEBALL
season heCause it will enable him I" hustle tack 70
St Louis and claim his bride the Sweetheart OF
his bnyhC.Dd days-Miss Laura Shields.
Years ago when Byrne. just in his teens. PLAYED
amateur hall in st. Louis. he met Miss shields
then Just girl in short frocks. The friendship
lasted through the years ripened into lnveand the
romance will haze It's happy elimination probably
the latter Part O. the month.
The greatest ambition Of Grover AieHanders lie
is to ritch n7-hit game. Six times he has seemed
about to -calizc it, vet every time some one batter
has rlired his Glance.
The closest he came was on May OF this
wear Art Butler of the Cardinals. singled with
two cut in the ninth. On June s Buck Wheat. Of
the Dodgers. ruined the n"-hit prosIects with
single in the seventh. Fred Merkle of the Giants,
singled in the seventh off Alexander on July S-the
orly hit matfe by his team on that dav.
1t was Sherwood Mage. one time team mate OF
Alexander wno shattered Aeyandcrs dream of a
nc-hit game om ScTtembcr - in Boston. Magee
droTged a Texas LeaG1Ier hack of second. the only
hit the Braves made off Of the pitching wonder of
the Phillies.
Ir 1911 Alexander pitched a one hit game arninst
the Braves and in 1915 he let the Giants down with
a single binSe.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
ATHLETE IS MARRIED.
GcorE King weds Society Girl Of
Raleigh. y. e.

Announcement has Just been made of
the marriage of Mr.. George +. King. of
this city. to Miss Edna g. Becker. of
Raleigh, N c.. which was held secretly
on June 2S.
Mr.. King is well known as local
athlete and manager of Joe Turner. the
worlds champion middlc-wciSht wrest-
Ter. while Miss Becker was a leader
among the social set of both her home
State and this city.
Needless to say. both have a host of
friends who wish them the greatest sue
cess in filling the terms of their life
long contract.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Army.

West Point. y. Y. oct 1.-THE Army
eleven was put through a long signal
drill this evening in final preparation for
the game with Colgate tomorrow. AL
though the heat was intense. Coach Daly
drov" the men hard. The team went
through its final workout in a manner
satisfactory to the head coach. The
Army expects Colgate to be the stiffest
proposition yet encountered, and will be
satisfied to win by n close margin.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
ANNAPOLIS,

Annapolis. Nd. Oct. 15.-with big hos
pital list on his hands. Head Coach In
graham. Of the Naval, Academy football
squad. vas compelled to select several
green men for his lineup against the
University of Pennsylvania tomorrow.
Hoffman. at left guard. has never played
on the varsity, before. and Kenworthy,
at left end. and Broadfoot. st full back,
have had little experience in the regular
lineup. Broadfoot. who played in the
backfield for two years. will be at right
tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Only Two Hunters Got Deer.

MillSiIle. y. J.. Oct. l5.-Ove 100 deer hunt
ers left Nfillvllls yesterday morning and hut two
returned last night with game. They were Edward
Sellers and Joseph Walker. The latter shot a buck
weighing 80 Tounds Frank Mayhew. a railroad
brakeman. while aiming at a doc was knocked
down by a 5uck and rendered almost unconscious
His gun knocked several feet IN front OF him.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Five Deer Fall.

Hammon.on. n. J.. Oct. l5-The first days deer
shooting resulted in this section in at least FIVE
deer being brought in by hunters. Joserh Abbott.
Of this place. ard Harvey Lee. Of Auburn. v. J..
each Ragged a six snaS buck weighing - pounds
each. Daniel Green and Don Campauella both OF
this place. killed doe and four--nag buck
spectivek. William Oysterman. also Of this place.
brought in the first prize five snag buck weighing
about h5 pounds
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
A Wise Philly Player.

Fhiladelphia. Pa. Oct. l5.-Lffty Bsnmgartner.
a pitcher Of the PhiIlies. who married German
town girl recently. PLANS to SPEND his share Of
the world series receipts in Ireparing for law.
Baumgartner wrote a classmAte at the University
Of Chicago. says a dispatch from that city. that
he would re-enter the law school upon his return
from the East. The Philadelphia pitcher was an
all around athlete at the University Of Chicago.
but left before completing his senior year to play
professional baseball.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Try-outs for Penn Runners.

PhiladeIphia. OCt. E-Dr George W. Ortou. Of
the University Of PeunSl lvania track team. will
hold . uyuut for the crUss-"nuntry team which viii
race The Dartmouth College hill and-dale team on
October -
Seen men will represent the Red and Blue IN
this dual race. 4 f,ur-ant a half mile course will
br traversed in Faiunount rsrk this afternoon.
Therr IL 4 possibility that ten may sart IN
the Dartmouth racv but this has not bsn definitely
decided b, the two captains yet.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16

houtS. -Ns his opponents he picks Willie
Rn'i.i". Charley White. Johnny Dundee
and Joe MandOt.
Welsh is almost ready now to box. He
is trairin" hard daily and expects to he
in fighting form shortly.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Trojan. Jrs.. Win First Game.

In one of the best-played games seen
on the highland gridiron this season.
the Trojan Juniors defeated the strong
team today by the score of
Is to o. "Datie' Carroll played n fine
defensive game for the Trojans, while
billie" Boss starred for the losers
with his center rushes. Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
Freaks Pole Vault Record,

Amherst, Nsss.. Oct. ls-Rotert l. Hunter. Of
PHILADELPHIA Lroke the Amherst Oollesc pole vault
record in the arnual under-class track meet here
Yesterday with u jump of Il fect and !. inch. The
previous record II feet ia inches. Hunter
cleared the lar easily.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
WELSH READY TO QUIT.

New York. Oct. lJ.-Freddie Welsh. the
lightweight champion, wants to retire.
E~fore he casts aside his tistic h"nors.
however h" wants to engage in four more
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
!. & y. pREpS

SubStitutionS-Brockwcll for Hunt. Hardy for
Ianahan Ianahan for Garmsn. TouchdOwn-
Wicks. Goals from tnUchfnwn-Miller. Referee
John \. Dugan UmpiTc-Mr. Clancy. Head line
man-Hawlcy Smith. TImckecpcr-Mr. Colley. Time
Of pcriOds-l2 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-16
German A. A. q. Chief Dead.

Berlin. Oct. 15.-Dr. Ferdinand Goetz president
Of the German Athletic Union, died yesterday af
Leip.ic. He WAS % years old.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
DR. SMITH RECEIVES NEWS
 OF DROWNING OF HIS SON

Dr. L. c. Smith, formerly of Cor. dova and Chitina, who is now located at Fairbanks, has received the sad news that his son, Frank Smith and the latter's wife, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, were accidentally drowned in Browns Lake near Melrose, Montana.
 It was nearly month after the son and his wife had drowned before the father and mother heard of the sad event. This was due to the fact that Dr. and Mrs. Smith had changed their address. The drowning was the re. suit of the boat, in which the couple were fishing having overturned when the young man stod up in it and tried to throw his line long distance.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
STEAMER ALAMEDA TAKES
 OUT ORE AND PASSENGERS

The steamer Alameda sailed for the states at 6:30 o'clock this morning with cargo of copper ore and the fol lowing passengers:
 For Seattle-E. l.. Strafford, H. War ren, J. A. Johnson, Mrs. w. J. Brown D. c. Sargent, L. Lyle. H. Ham burger Mrs. J. w. Forester, Miss A Bolster Nathaneal Greene, John Willis. Mrs w. A. Taylor, Mrs. H. A. Slater, E. B Hanley, E. L. Tunnelly.
 For Juneau-Geo. w. Evans. Phil Perry, F. J. Hastings, Bing Holland H. w. Ross.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
FORMER CoRDovAN HAS
 CLOSE CALL FROM DROWNING

Councilman King had a close call from being drowned Sunday, in the waters of Mineral Creek Together with his son, Porter, he was attempt. ing to ford the stream, when he was swept off his feet and into a pot-hole Struggling desperately, Mir. King was drawn under twice, and was just about exhausted, when Porter succeeded in catching him by the coat and lifting him into shallow water.-Valdez Pros pector.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
B l G s H o E
 R E. D U c T I o N s

36 pair Mems Nettleton Calf Shoes, Heavy Leather lined just the
 thing for sloppy weather
 were $7.5O .... NOW $500 20 pair Mems Nettleton Vici Kid heavy sole, Splendid for ten
 der feet. Were $700 NOW S5.5O 16 pairs Mems Nettleton Patent Lea ther Shoes, English Walking
 Last Were $7.50. NOW $500 40 pair Mems Patent Leather and Tan Shoes, Broken lines and
 sizes Were $500 and $500
 ............ NOW S250
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
REV. M'BRIDE TO TAKE CHARGE CHURCH AT ANCHORAGE

Rev. James H. Condit of Juneau and Rev. J. l.. Mcbride, now of Cordova, arrived last night on the car from Anchorage, via Kern creek Rev. Condit, who is in charge of the Pres. byterian missions in Alaska, has ar ranged for church at Anchorage. The pulpit will be filled by Rev. J. l.. Mcbride who is now returning to Cordova to bring his family and house hold goods to the new charge.
 "We have a nice location for a church there," said Rev. Condlt, and hope to have a building up for regu- lar service before snow coraes."- Seward Post
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY
 BE STATIONED ANCHORAGE

The Department of Justice has al. lowed for the appointment of an assis- tant district attorney to be stationed at Anchorage and Assistant District Attorney Munley, now of Valdez, has been selected for the position. It is rumored that H. c. Bennett, a nephew of District Attorney Spence, will suc- ceed Mir. Munley. Dame Rumor also reports that o. P. Hubbard may SC. cure the appointment.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
TWO NEW STEAMERS TO
 BE BOUGHT FOR THIS RUN

Officials of the Alaska Steamship company have gone east to arrange for the purchase of tive vessels which will be put or the Alaska run at once. Heavy traffic to the north, in addition to the increasing demand for copper, has made the immediate Increase of the fleet imperative.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
Jury Term Court for Seward.

jury term of court will be held in Seward about the end of October or the beginning of November, according to the announcement made by Judge Brown.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
Captain Warner To Take Vacatio,

Captain Fred Warner of the Alame- da is taking his last trip with his ship now for a couple of months. After reaching Seattle he will visit the San Francisco exposition and will return to duty in couple of months.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
STEAMER NORTHWESTERN NOT
 DUE UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT

Advices were received today an nouncing the sailing of the steamer Northwestern from Juneau at 6 o'clock this morning. As she has consider. able freight for Skagway the boat is not expected here before Friday even. ing.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
Ordered to Report to Mexico.

Cornelius Whaling, of the Valdez signal corps detachment, has received orders to report to the signal corps de- tachment, stationed on the Mexican border.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15
ONE PRICE.

Every customer at our store is charged alike. One price for all. Phone 21. Cordova Cooperative Trading Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15

H. W. Ross, who recently returned from Chisana, left on the Alameda for Juneau.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15

Bud Sergeant and L. Lyle, of Chis. ana, were among the Alameda's pas sengers for the states.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15

Mrs. W. A. Taylor has left for the states on a visit.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-09-15

Furnished Cottage, Observation Knoll. Apply Alaska Transfer Go.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or sHFRIFF'S SALE.


by virtue of % certified COPY OF decree
to me directed from the Clerks Office
Of the 81. Joseph Superior Court Of St
Joseph County. Indiana. ! viii expose 90
public sale on Wednesday. December
18th. 1915. between the hours Of Ten
o'clock A. NJ and -Four o'clock Il. n,
of said daY at the Court House door,
iu the City Of South Bend, 81. Joseph
Comfy. Indiana. the rents aud profits
for % term not exceeding seven years. 81
the following described real estate sit
uate in 81. Joseph County, State Of Indi-
ANA. tO-Wit.
An undivided one-sixth interest i'm aud
To "a strip of lanG 30 feet I'M width taken
of Of and from the entire south side II
Tot No. 4 in Charles Wilson's sub
division of out Lot III II the State
Bank Of Iudiaua's third plat to tie City
of South Bend. which said undivided
onc-siNth interest in said land Is sub
icct Co life estate vested in one George
Brewer. an situate in ST. Joseph Coun-
~. Indiana
And on failure to realize the fun
amount of the Judgment. interest, and
costs thereon. ] viii expose 10 public
sale. at the same time and place % the
highest bidder for cash iu hand. the Zee
simple OF the above described real estate,
for nos less than tWo-thirds Of the APP
praised value thereof
Taken as the property ~ samuel
Alouzo Quick. mo the suit OF Emma
Foster
CHARLES D.. BAILEY.
Sheriff 81. Joseph County. Indiana.
by JOHN j. GULLY. Deputy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-08

Equip your bicycle with a Delta Elec-
tric lamp. Special reatures: Platinum
point bulb. ground lens parabOlic re
Hector Come In and see it demonstrated.
A fun line Of electrical appliances. o.
W. Schaffner. 1874 n. Michigan st. with
Clels the Jeweler). Home phone 1904.
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SITUATION WANTED" adver-
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vance. THREE times for the
usual price Of ONE insertion.
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THREE insertions.
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= QUICK -OANS.
= ANY amount from 50 $3.50 on
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10 ing machinery. etc. at . per cent
y per month and legal charge for Z
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SITUATION WANTED Job as either
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Times, or call Bell phone 4121.
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or inside work. Address B-1J2. News
Times
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-08

The CITY Of south Bend, Indiana,
through IFS City controller offers for
the amount of S25O0o.nn
Sealed bids viii Doe received boy tho
/ City Controller 81 tne city ~ South
Bend. Indiana. uutu II A. a. December
I -
The bonds viii Do issued twenty-five
l15l i'm number each for the sum 81 one
thousand Isl 000OfI dollars. with inter-
! est 10 tie rate of four "a per cent per
anuum. payable ~eui-auDualy.
said bonds - Doe dated January Sec
0nd 1916 and made payable January scc-
oud. 1895 Principal and interest paw
| able at the National Park Bank, In the
] Cifv Of New York. y. y.
; The successful bidder must deposit
with tle City Treasurer " south Bend,
/ Indiana. the sum or Five hundred
I iS-00UDI Dollars 70 be forfeited 90 tie
general fund OF id City. ~ the money
ror tho ullmeuf for said bonds pre-
MUM and accrued interest ls rot in tle
hands ~ the City Treasurer - Soutl
! Bend Oh or before the first deF ~
! rhe right is reserved % reject amy Or
IAN bids
lcredir and au its real and personal prop
artv arc rIp1ged f0r che payment "
\ these bonds auc Interest
/ 40 litigation is pending or threatened
Iagaiust the CITY ana no Helaull DIS eyer
I been made Geo the payment " IFS oh.iga-
tons.
Tie ciys net assessed vai1ation is
( S31 411.11OuO
The total debt. including thie issue. -
/ 500 10000.
TBe population ~ tbe city is 65.00O.
T. g. MANNING. city Controller
! STATE OF INDIANA. 81. JOSEPH
COUNTY. ssh the Justice Court ~
r Elmer Peak. Portage Township.
| Csss1poHs Ou g. supply Company "a
CORPORATION vs. George Jones Noflrr.
Tho pIaiutiT iu the above entitled
cause having filed its complaint therein
together WIN an affidavit that defendant
| b. "a none res idcur ~ the State n lndluna,
| and has property in this -tate- move
Therefore THE said defendant is hereby
f-sr fav of Fpbrusry. 1916. 80 tUo J.. ~
~ the Office ~ J. elmer Peak. Justice N
/ the Peace 2g1 -2H Summers Bldg. south
Rerd. Indiana. and answer said CONE
/ DIaiut. the same VIII he heard aud de-
/ termined iu his absence.
Fn witness W hereof 1 hrrpuutU so my
hand and seal this Ord day ~ December.
i FLMER PEAK. Justice Of the Peace.
ONE MORE QUESTION.
Pa. may I ask just one more ques-
ton
Yes. nay son. just one more.
Well. then. pa. how is il that the
night falls. bur it's the day that
breaks
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GIRL WANTED general house
work Small family. No washing.
Mrs Fred l.. Dennis. III Marquette av.
Bell phone $3.50.
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Get a PoSition---Get Help
Barter and Exchange
LOANS.

MONEY To LOAN on real estate Secur-
ity Seebirt x Schurtz. American Bldg.
Home phone 2261: Bell 2943
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-08

GIRL WANTED Homework. Apply
80 y. Wash.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-08

WANTED-A Few more bright. amhi-
lions Young men and women for our
night classes iu business and >tcuogra-
phy CaE Monday. Wednesday cor Fri
day evening at the south Bend business
College cor. Michigan and Monroe ST..
Catalog on request. SsA 551, Home SOL.
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LOST-Lady's handbag containing about
SD on sumption Prairie road Saturday
evening. Reward. Finder notify Il. II.
Woods. X. X. No. I. South BEND.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Center piece for dining room Ia
ble on Michigan ST.. between interur-
ban station and Monroe. Reward for
return 10 1404 Mishawaku aV.
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LOST Automobile tail light and license
number S1.04S J. j. O'Brien 81 Ho-
ratio court