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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

With one more basketball game to
play, that at Lancaster with Reading.
Tuesday night, Professor Bertram w.
Saul is ready to start plans for the
football season. Paul G. Smith has
been reelected coach and will open
his sixth year with the satisfaction of
knowing he has had winning teams
most of the time.
A call was issued some time ago and
long list of prospective gridiron stars
have already reported to Eddie Hilton,
the captain of this years eleven.
In the five years that Professor Saul
and Coach Smith have been in charge,
Central athletes have won much
prominence. As athletic director Pro-
fessor Saul had an uphill fight, but
with hard work his policy has proved
a big success. Financially Central
high is in good shape, due to Professor
Saul's excellent management. Starting
on borrowed money, football has been
brought to a paying basis with $500
in the treasury.
Basketball Also Pays
Basketball is also proving profitable.
This branch was not taken up by
Professor Saul until 1912, when he be-
came director of athletics. Central
played on Cathedral Hall floor one sea-
son, in 1912. and since that time all
games nave peen played on Auditorium
floor.
Two years before his election as ath-
letic director Professor Saul was track
coach. during which time Central de-
feated Tech twice, won the meet at
Reading, was second in the Franklin
and Marshall interscholastic meet, sec
ond in Penn relays and defeated Con-
way Hall During those two years the
stars included Kirkpatrick, Mickey,
Eddie Richards. Clark and Devine.
Good Coaching System
The present coaching system at Gem
trail was introduced by Professor Saul
and has been followed with much sue
cess ever since. The selection of Paul
G.. Smith, Ike" McCord and E. A.
kirkpatrick as coaches was made by
Professor Saul. Here are some of the
records made by Central during the
past five years Athletic Director Saul
has been in charge and with the CO.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

The big boxing show at Chestnu,
street auditorium Monday night will
give local fans the first opportunity to
see a 10-round bout. Frankie Nc
Guire. the Williamsport boy is sched-
uled to meet Joe Hunting of Phila-
delphia. The latter is a fast man, and
has been winning laurels in Ions
battles.
The show will be under the direc-
tion of the West End Republican
Club. Every bout will be on its
merits. Willie Green the plucky Har-
risburg lad will meet Henry Smith OF
Baltimore. This battle brings to this
city a new fighter who is a title
aspirant.
Another important match will be
between kid" Whitten of Baltimore
and Tim Droney. of Lancaster
Battling Morgan, a Baltimore bantam
will he here for a match with a
promising youngster. The seat sale
for this show indicates a record
crowd. Accommodations will be pro-
vided for 1000. The ring will be in
the center of the hall.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

operation of the present force Of
coaches:
Football with Tech, won three
games. lost one. tied one; basketball,
won nine, lost one; dual meets, won
three.
Seasons Records
Season records-1911, football. won
six, lost two. tied one; basketball, won
fourteen. lost four; track, won State
scholastic meet and Penn State meet
1912, football, won five, lost three,
tied one: basketball. won fifteen, lost
three; track. won at Penn State and
tied Mercersburg second team.
1918, football, won seven, lost one,
tied one: basketball, won fifteen, lost
four: no track team victories.
1914, football. won three. lost six,
tied one; basketball. Won nine, lost
five: no track victories for team.
1915. football. won nine, lost one:
basketball, won fourteen, lost six. The
present season will end with the game
at Lancaster Tuesday night.
Football Schedule
The football season will open this
year on September 80. There will be
ten games. The schedule follows:
September 80. Lancaster High, at
home; october Z. Plymouth High, at
Plymouth (new); October IA. Balti-
ber 21, Stevens Trades School, Lancas-
ter. at home: October 2S, Steelton
High. at home; November 4, Nanti-
coke High. at home (new); November
l /, Steelton High. at Steelton; Novem-
ber Is. Reading High. at Reading;
November 25, Wilkes Barre High, at
Wilkes Barre; November 80, Thanks
giving Day. Tech High at home.
Gridiron Candidates
The list of candidates who have en-
rolled and will try for the team fol-
lows: Edward Rogers. Wilbur Denim,
Carl Seilhamer. Harold Martz, Paul
Moore. Porter Jeffries. Noble Frank,
Edward Rater. Kenneth Eldridge, Ben
Garonzik. William Rogers. Benjamin
Wolf. Harry Goode, "Buz" Wingert,
Edward Rose, William Maye, Dick
Gregory. Bob Thomas, Harry Dixon,
Harry Gardner, Herman Sohn. Fat
Fairlamb. Edward Hilton, captain, and
Paul SPOTS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
UTICA LANDS CATCHER CARNEY

Utica, n. Y, April 6. - Another
catcher has been signed by Manager
Amby Mcconnell, of the local New
York State League. He is Tom Car
neN, OF Herkimer. y. Y. He PLAYED in
the Illinois-Iowa League last year, and
also has seen service in the Canadian
and Western leagues. Manager McCon-
nell is also congratulating himself on
landing Frank Brewer from the Phil
lies. Brewer was in great demand
among the league managers and it is
said that nearly every one of them
made an offer to Manager Moran, OF
the National League champions for
the tall youth, but Pat kept his word
and sent him back to the team from
which he came
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
DONOVAN'S BISONS SHOW FORM
IN FIRST OUTDOOR PRACTICE
Buffalo Players France About Like OYearOlds Acad
en,y Field; First Game Saturday

breach creating three vacancies
on the team must be filled this year.
First base, will beyond a doubt be
held down by Johnny Hummel This
position was opened by Judge who has
signed up with the Washington Ma
uonals Jamison, last years left
fielder signed with the Washington
Nationals at the same time. Center
field also remains to be filed, due to
Gilhcoley having gone over to the New
York Americans.
Moe" Wilder the college twirler
who was secured for the pitching staff
may get chance to display his goods
in Saturdays game with the Battle
field veterans. At practice this morn
ing Moe" looked good. After
Patsy wears off some OF the rough
edges everything will be all sunshine
for this boy.
O'Neill For Infield
Jimmy O'Neill, the star shortstop
who was secured from Utica will
probably be placed on the infield. but
what position he will hold down is
not mentioned at the present time.
Jack Onslow, last years catcher is
experiencing no difficulty this year in
loosening up his wing but during the
first two days of indoor practice Jack
was little dubious over his throw
ing arm, owing to the trouble he had
last year in getting the feathers
properly smoothed out.
Considering that to-day was the first
day of outdoor practice both the
vets" and the rockies worked well
together. Providing that Friday is
clear and warmer more action will be
added to the routine practice by the
addition of hitting and getting to first.
Much of Fridays practice will be de-
voted to base stealing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
Democratic Chairman Will
Attend Jefferson Banquet

Washington d. c., April 6.-The
Jefferson Day banquet TO be given by
the Common Council Club here on
April 13 promises to be one of the
most brilliant gatherings of its kind
ever held, according to the committee
in charge.
In addition to Democratic state
chairmen from all parts of the coun-
try. many invitations have been ac-
cepted by Democratic national COM
mittemen. More than a thousand in
vitations have been sent out. The list
of speakers includes President Wilson,
Senator Walsh. of Montana: Mr. Hol-
lis. of New Hampshire. and Repre-
sentative Glass. of Virginia.
Roland S. Morris, chairman of the
Democratic State committee of Penn
sylvania. has sent out a call to state
chairmen to meet here April ! for q
conference on the coming presidential
and congressional campaign. 1t will
be the first time such a gathering was
ever held. and uniformity of method
and closer cooperation throughout the
campaign are expected to result.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
LEAGUE GROUNDS AT LEBANON

Lebanon, Pa, April 6.-Hugh McKin-
non, owner of the Lebanon franchise
in" the Pennsylvania Baseball League,
yesterday closed a deal for the leas-
ing of the Lebanon Fair grounds.
where the home games are to be
played. After looking over the local
field McKinnon gave it as his opinion
that Lebanon fans are eager for league
ball after a lapse of nine years and
looks with satisfaction on the pros
pect. Arthur Devlin, the former Giant
third baseman, will manage the team
and play first base. and is expected
here May l with the players from
among whom the local team will be
made up. Manager Devlin Is to be
paid bonus if his team finishes one,
two or three.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

WHITE WINS FIRST GAME
Special TO the Telegraph

Carlisle. Pa. April 6. - Dickinson
opened the baseball season on Biddle
Field yesterday with Lebanon Valley
as the opponent and went down to
defeat, y to 0, before the masterfuI
pitching of White, who struck out
fourteen batsmen and netted only five
hits. The game was well played on
both sides. as neither made an error,
Lebanon Valley punched hits in the
third inning and on two hits netted
two runs. The team plays Bucknell,
at Lewisburg, on Friday, and State
College, at State College, on Saturday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
Mss cLAkRE GALEI0dH.
MISS CLAIRE GALLIGAN

MISS CLAIRE .GALLIGAN
New York, April p. - Miss Claire
Galligan must now oe considered the
foremost woman swimmer In Amer
lea. She has just added the 500-yard
national championship to her list of
titles. She recently won the 220-yard
championship in a meet in Philadel-
phia.
In winning the 5OO-yard event she
set up a new record, making the dis
tance in sos Is. The record was
made in an indoor tank here under
the auspices of the A. A. L. This is
the first time that women have COM
peted in the 500-yard swim for the
title.
Miss Galligan halls from New
Rochelle, y. Y, and is planning an
active outdoor campaign this sum
mer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
Yesterdays Baseball Scores

College Games
Lebanon Valley .; Dickinson 0.
Pennsylvania 2; Villanova 1.
Albright 3: Lehigh Is.
Lafayette 5; Navy 1.
League Games
New York Americans 4; Brooklyn
Nationals 2.
Washington Americans Z: Boston
Nationals 4.
Boston Americans s; Baltimore In
ternationals 0.
Chattanooga IS. A. Z; New York
Nationals l.
Philadelphia Americans 6; Charles
ton Is. Al /.
Cleveland Americans I; New Or
leans IS. A. 3.
Columbus "a. A. 5; Cincinnati Ma
tionals Z.
Philadelphia Nationals o; Rich.
mond Internationals 6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05

that turn into washing machines. and I
haven't any money 10 give YOU. so please
10 away and let me cry
why what I'm the world do you
mean" asked Uncle Wiggily I'm not
pcddlrr and / don't want any money"
"Wcll, ( thought YOU were peddlcr
or a hegEur." said the blue monkey sad
N, However. n YOU aren't therein bo
ono OF those chaps along soon enough.
no might as well begin crying now. Oh.
dear. Boo hoo ana the blue monkey
cried tears which were colored "A sort
OF blue like his fur
My goodness" exclaimed Uncle Wig
gily What does this mcan' why arc
You so sad7"
"Oh, don't mind me" SPOKE the blue
monhcy. taking out "a blue handkerchief
I'm always this way / can't help IT.
"Oh. cheer up" advised Uncle Wiggily.
See what n beautiful day It is"
Yes but think 1t ia going TO snow
soon said the blue monkey. looking at
the end OF his tail
"Oh, no indeed The sky has not
cloud In II, uud the weather is not cold
'rnuEh fer SNOW said Uncle WigriB
well then. I'm sure It will rain" went
on the blue monkey please go away and
let me cry II my tears spush down on
you, thcN'u get YOU all wet
Well said Uncle Wiggiy. II don't
heljcvc II is going 20 rain An the water
that falls viii be from your eyes
N It doesn't rain II win hail. or thun-
der or lightning or de- something" snli
the blue monkey And pretty soon II win
o." dpIk. anyhow
YES. It viii he dark when the sun
goes down" agreed MIR Longears, Won
dcrng what was the matter with this
monkey "But We want It dark so we
may sleep"
Yes, and then It win soon he light
again, and Ill have 10 get up out ot
bed grumhcd the blue monkey
'Wgll WnNt's the puttpr "a hDut tina 49,
laughed the bunny, trying 10 be specially
extra Jolly Whom you wake up you
can eat"
"lcs and dirty up whole lot OF dlshe.
so they have TO be- washed" stil
.ruwhl"d the blu" monkey 1T ISN'T any
fun nt an "
hut when YOU cat YOU grow strong
and we'll spoke the bunny gentleman
whats the good Of being strong''
| the blue monkey wanted to know IN
YOU are strong you have TO work go
| much harder Please 60 away and let
me he sad
"Why do YOU want to be sad" asked
| tncs Wiggily
"Oh, | don't know" answered tho
monkey. 81 always was that way since,
! when | waH little, | fell into tub OF
! paint, and ever since then I've been
| blue"
Hmc? should say you were" cried
| tho bunny uncle You are blue outside
and YOU IN st be blue inside. YOU are so
sad and gloomy. ! wonder-now | won
| der" said Uncle Wiggily slowly. Then.
| all OF sudden, he cried.
"Come with me"
| "WhereT asked the hluo monkey
'"To the drug store,' answered Mr.,
/ LOnEcars = am going to get some red
/ dyc and color you a beautiful red. Then
wen sec what happens"
No sooner said than donel with a
pot OF red dye and a brush lncle Wig
|,Ftl, hu Ft,lf y.I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
KENTUCKY NEWSPAPERS
DISCUSS PAPER PROBLEM

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 5.--A co.
operative purchasing agency through
which they will endcavor to solve the
problem of increased white paper costs
was formed here late yesterday at a
meeting of representatives of nine of
the larger Kentucky daily newspapers
published outside OF Louisville.
The adysability Of increasing adver-
tisiug and circulation rates was also dis
cusscd but no action in this direction
was taken
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-05
SOLD INTO MARRIAGE,
MAN SEEKS DIVORCE

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-That he wa,
sold into marriage when he was only 10
years old for $50 by his father to a
woman many years his senior and com
pcled to serve sentence OF twenty
eight months IN the federal penitentlary
at Leavcnworth, Kan, on false charges
preferred By his brother, are the alle-
cations Of Louis WeiSbaum in suit
Tor divorce against Rosie Brooks Weis..
baum. The plaintiff is brother OF
Michael Weisbaum former city de,ec-
tive. serving sentence of three years
in Joliet for completely in the million
dollar burglar truSt"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OUT
OF CITY
In Answering Ads Please Mention Time.

Ir'RNIcUEp hotel FOR anlc or trade In
nusv Mountain park: the only hotel
ln town Jim Hutton.
CuNFINvrIpN and restaurant; good
town.. everything handy; viii show
books ON business; worth $500. RoN 1875,
ioNrood, Kan.
H\kli,N only bakery and confcctlon-
rry ~ town NJ 1900. loN -, Eldotado
Hn'irrs Mo
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
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{ XCHAMGE

tNUftRNOt
Have two modern homes, one rooms,
the other 6, both clear, will exchange for
tract Of land or acreage close to city, sell
ON .nsy terms give immediate possession.
n WANT 2lS Am Bank Bldg w 2sl.
FLAT Renting for $50 monthly; four
apartments. well built frame In good
condition and well located 10 trade for
good smooth farm near oklahoma city
ON or uonr car line 3l7 rolcord Hldg
1000 ACRES n Arkansas 10 trade for
band OF city property; $4,000 first mort
gage paper, some Missouri land and
Springfield city property; call and gee
for bargains Emerson Carmtn. 3l6 Lee
E1r Phone Wnl 20lG
BRICK building on corner and Main
street in Enid, win consider any kind
NJ reasonable trade, prefer land. Baxter,
Nntonnl Hlg
$500 FIRST mortgage and note on l60
acres for good vacant lots or equity
In good home Baxter. National Bl1g
TO TRADE groom house md two lots.
1916 W sth. oklahoma city: loan of
Sl,5nn 20 local building loan association,
PAYABLE NJ t25 per month what do YOU
offer BOX 1856. ErIck Okla
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Don't keep family secret Advertise
that old furniture for sale. You'll be
surprised to know how easily it can
turn into money when people know you
want TO sell it. Try the Times,
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s. up heat, hot running water b0f.
W Grand
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HAY AND GRAIN.
- - ~ - ~ ~ 90 A's
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GRAIN NND FEED bought and sold I'm
car lots. Wr make a specially Of ullNrt
cars ut tayI fur mrrrhuuts and feed
,r. Western Grain brokerage Co. BIS
Baltimore Edr Walnut 1fp
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LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY

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PRIVATE MONEY ON improved city
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tIIy
ATRELU'S- SWANSON co.
Walnut 1856 Tenth Floor state Nation Il
" $. Spencer II c. Housed
We have plenty ~ money to loan on
oklahoma City property at lowest rate
uf interest
" $ SPENCER 4 COMPANY.
Phone " tJ2i S21 N2t Insurance Hldg
WANTED Ioon OF $500 ON income OF
lN percent s, 200. or Sc OO0 ON new brick,
% percent on Hl4UO. > T. Knox. ".
lftg-J
lI.l\NrE MONEY tu loan ON city rest
dcucc property; quick action
EVEREST a CAMPBELL,
Walnut 4gn 1I1 Lee RllE
Io loan. private money. 900 10 s. .oO'
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OUT -OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
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lGo ACRES, sharp county, Ark; 1875
acres, Johnson county, Ky; 36 lots,
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I'yc.room modern newly poporc1 an
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TO MEN-Our system Of ieAchinf ott
herlng enables You to learn P,.II T.
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College. 20ll Elm Dallas
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Fvc-room mod
orn house; south front; cement cav,
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KODAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING.
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YOuR KODAK FILMS developed. iOc "A
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llV(IFXI06IN
ANDHIShLS
III NOa2T0 GdIIS

Uncle Wluoy and the Blue Monkey,
Copyright. 1915. hv Mcclure Newspaper
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
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WAYNE HOTEL
Meals. HON. STYLE 25c; rooms, .oc,
close to all depot a good straight hou,'
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FFNN-F WFTu WANTED
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lost AND EOuNn
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BUILDING MATERIALS AND
LUMBER.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN
CITY.
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fences and improvements; 200 acres un-
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mares, ~ young horses and mules. |
Black Mammoth Jack md fun line NJ
farm implements, hprn"ss, etc. g. A.
Grronlrcs, ,2i " 18Th. oklahoma city
Phone Maple 'Sf
KITCHENS HOTEL EXCHANGE--Scn-
iuE hotels is our business; We have
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" "gi7
CORRECT printing, Thad y Jones' 22l
West Second. ut Jones Printing Co
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PARTNER wanted. lady or gentleman,
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MODERN N.rnum bungalow, west CupitN
IIl5 lurEN chicken yard and hnrn; tlu'
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Send in that Jingle now You may
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
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