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The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY
ADVERTISEMENT,

Notice is Hereby Given, That that
certain Mortgage, executed and delivered
by Alfred Holmes, a single man, of
Stark County, North Dakota, Mortgagor,
to Seth G. Wright of Fargo, North Da-
kota, Mortgage, dated the 28th day of
thirteen, and filed for record in the Of
County of Stark and State of North
Dakota, on the 25th day of March, A:
D. 1913, and recorded in Book IS of
Mortgages, at page Is; will be fore
s snsS .& Ny : ssis and nd f s%sre! Ras%'TsS a IN
scribed, at the. front door Of the
Court House in the City Of Dickinson,
in the County of Stark, and State of
North Dakota, at the hour of two O'Clock
P; M, on the 18th day y,e of May, 1 sa;G
The premises described in said Mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same, are those certain premises
situated in the County of Stark. and
State of Norh Dakoa, and described as
The East one half of the West one
half .(EK of the WIZ of Section Eight
80, in Township One hundred thirty
eight Q38), North. of Range Ninety-nine
(99) West, containing One Hundred
Sixty acres (16O) more or less, according
There will be due on such Mortgage
at the date of sale the sum of Foul
one-hundredths (s414.23) Dollars:
SETH G. WRIGHT,
LAWRENCE & MURPHY,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Fargo National Bank Building,
Fargo, North Dakota.
Cub. April S-15-22-29; May 6-13.)
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLos.
IRE SAlE

existing in that Certain ii1e mor rtse aet e1e.
cuted and delivered by Joseph Garvais
an e aeor Josephine {a Rsrne GaEEyais; his wife. Mort
TENDER. 1912. and filed for record in tie
S SdiSa Of +. the Register Of Deeds Of the
ksota. on the goth. day OF September,
In Book 81 of mortgages at page 457.
instituted at law or otherwise to Re-
sage or n part thereon. : Said a1 %ore a1ase
will be foreclosed by a sale Of the prem
described at the front door Of the Court
House in the City of Dickinson, County
Of Stark and State Of North Dakota, at
18th day Of April. A. 5. irs1s. to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on
the day Of sale:
mortgage and which. viii be sold to sat-
isfy the same are described as follows.
viz: The east half of southwest quarter
(EA SWA) and the southeast quarter
the southwest quarter Of northeast quar-
ter (SWA NEA) of Section rs. Town
ship 1873, and Range 80.
the date Of sale the sum se Of sl iS:7Saf Prin a.
cipal and interest n the further sum
OF $1,000, by reason of certain interest
notes, and the sum of $26.82 by
reason of taxes, which were prior liens
upon the said land and which were
paid by the said MORTGAGE, and which
makes The total sum due on date of
sale of Three Hundred one Dollars and
Ninety-eight Cents ($3O1. 98) together
with the costs and disbursements in this
action.
Dated at Kenmare, North Dakota, this
9th day of March, A. D. 1916.
Barnes Brothers, Incorporated,
Mortgage.
A. W. Gray,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Kenmare, North Dakota.
(Pub. Mar. 1885; April 1915.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREcLos'

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN, That
that certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Mary L.. McCutchan and j. L.
McGutchan. her husband, to J. o.
Mullaney,. dated the 14th day of Mo-
vember, A: D. 1911, and filed for record
in and for the County Of stark and
State of North Dakota, on the 14th day
of November, A. D. 1911, at Two o'clock
p: m. and recorded in book Twenty
eight C8) of mortgages, on page One
hundred seventeen GID, will be fore
closed by sale of the premises in such
m1ortgage4 and h%eereinafter described. at 1T
the City of Dickinson, in the County of
Stark and State of North Dakota, at
the hour of Two o'clock P. NJ. on the
8th day of April, A. D. 1916; to satisfy
amount due upon the said mortgage on
the day of sale.
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
situated in the County of Stark. and the
State of North Dakota, as follows, to-
wit: Lots Eleven and Twelve Lots II
& 12), in Block Nine (Blk. 81, Of
Young's Second Addition to the town
now City Of Dickinson. Stark County,
thereof on file and of record in the
office of the Register of Deeds within
and for Stark County, North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage on
the date of sale, the sum Of One
hundred ninety-one and forty-one one
hundredths dollars {s191.4M1} Mn
Mortgage.
M. L. MCBRIDE,
Attorney for Mortgage,
(Pub. Mar. 4-11-1S-25; Apr. Is, 1870
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
Selection of Good Seed Corn.

Selection of Good Seed Corn.
Demonstration work with corn con-
Quoted at the New Jersey station has
clearly shown the value of securing
good seed. During the past two years
the seed has been the cause of differ
ence in yield Of five to twenty bushels
an acre and even more in several tests.
The first point to consider in select
ing seed corn is maturity. AS corn
must be acclimated to a region before
the best results a be obtained, it is
not wise to use seed from another To-
cality, even that grown in another Sec
ton Of the state. It is better to secure
seed from a neighbor producing the
best corn in the community.
It is difficult in New Jersey to pro-
duce good seed corr because each
farmer produces a different variety or
a different strain Of the same variety.
Another important factor in selection
Is a pure strain. This may easily be
determined by the color Of each ear
and the color of individual grains In
each ear. Other points to be consid-
cred are size and shape of the ear,
straightness Of rows, length Of kernel,
variety Of kernel as shown by the germ
and color Of cob.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08

ropes attached to the lower corners
and fastened on the inside Of the barn
when the door is shut. The chief ad.
vantages Of this plan are that the hay
tackle is always under cover, SO there
Is no warp1ng Of the wooden supports,
rusting Of the metal o rotting Of the
rope. The roof above the porch need
not extend more than four or five feet
beyond the main roof Of the barn
The large dimension is the better
Orange Judd Farmer.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
Protected Hay Entrance.

For convenience in drawing hay into
the barn the porch shown herewith
will be found very satisfactory. The
boom from which the hayfork tackle
is suspended extends all the way out
to the gable end Of the porch. Con-
venient dimensions for this porch are
ten feet each way. This will enable
the very largest forkful Of hay to be
taken in without choking the entrance.
As shown, the porch should be
closed with a door hung from hinges
above, held in place when closed by
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
NOTICE OF LEASING OF SCHOOL

AND STATE LANDS.
The school and state lands in Stark
leased, will be offered for rent at a
house. in 'i the city Of Dickinson, in
said county on Wednesday the 26th day
Of April, 1915, commencing at 1000
o'clock a; m. The terms OF, leasing Will
All lands will be offered for a term
Of FIVE years, b%eginfa mi ~ with ths the en season son
of of,r 1saS, an af t my minimum ioi gpnzi annua ann rental naS
d All si'' lands viii be struck off to the
p pa2 at 9 ehs time we Of l waa &c the sa9 rent for Or
fee Of $500 for issuing lease, which. fee
wi fr be iaarF Esard for ef inelu sSsrtefi in See SUCH
ALL PARTIES oEEER1NG BIDS
WXR5ttEE e FoR ETH THE PAYMENT Of The
AMOUNT OF THEIR BIDS:
Subsequent years rent will, become due
o ofn payma ant o wi fhin 'f shirt s1u days az There there
after, lease will be cancelled without
notice to lessee
per cent of the appraised value thereon.
A list of the lands to be offered Tor
Lease of viii lila be co,,n on +f foe p %i5h t insp esaian
for, at least two weeks before the date
Coal rights are reserved to the state
versitv and School Lands reserves the
right to reject any and al bids: no
ALL LEASES ARE, SUBJECT TC
The only way to secure the use OF
any school or state land is by leasing or
above terms.
Nc person has q right to cut: nay
Of the year on state. land without frs!
securing a lease of the same ane
anyone $50 trespassing will be vigorously
prosecuted.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota
this 22nd day of March, 1916.
800 ., FRANK S. HENRY,
COMMISSIONS
fp,,h Anr;J 1-2-16-22)
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-08
Cub. April 1915:
FOR SALE

For the best value in a rebuilt gas
tractor rig. See the "Big -Four"
complete breaking outfit offered by r.
II. Crawford, 545 3rd Ave. West.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

bon 8oren I'M fleinen @ren5berfe6r
Our1 einen Shrpei5er 3onp1hier
ltanoig nit glrgusmugen iiberpobt.
@eutl6e Sffi3iere nit Dem ganOe 0es
@ilernen &reu5eS o0er Dem @anoe
Der TerOienltneOaille fommen beron,
Die in SrnnfreiC6 o0er 9iuBlonO I'M
&riege ltonoen inO nun fir einiae
3eit sur tpeitcreu glusgeiunOunq ei.
nen minoer gef0brIiden @oiteu 6eim
SeluabungslanOltlrm befleioen, bis
Der Shiitengrobcn tie ipie0er rilft.
Gie S9pei5er Solooten Ialutieren
ltromm penn Elm Oeuti6er Sifi5ier
lenleits Der @ren5e eriheint, ipie cS
Der lolOotiide Eaft erforOert, ilnO Scr
oertlbe &onolhtrmnonn tut 0csalei.
deh penn ein lhtuei5erii9er Sffisier
ldngs Der @relBe bin 9e6t, o0er rel.
tet Sci @roBliibcl lit Der ein5iqe
%lnft ouf Scr Strede @oncoitrts
@roBliiBeI, 100 oie 3ibil6epoIfcrund
big OIL ole @ren5e beronfouunen
fonn. 0o1 lit man Gier aud Inn.
ibloiien bon @olo in0 Berg ilno pro-
fane g1eugierOe iiebt bier ni6tS bonn
&riegsldlailplos. Erotoem ii6t ser
&iiBelbof olionnt6glib cine eroBe
gln5iebungStroft aus, un0 bon allen
Soften 0es goterlon0es fomnicn sic
gfcltgierigen, ieLbit ous @enf moren.
Dor fur3em @ditc oo, oenn man lit
i'm @alt6of bor5iialib oufgebober.,
Ser geriud, ourh tenOen5ioic 9Sreb.
noti5cn cine be1or0li6c S6lierrnq
ocs @ren5goltbofcs berbei5uiilhrcn,.
niBlon1. Son ciner S1licBlino lit
gor fciue 9ieoe lmO mcr auf elmer
Slrauouocrune einen 4itnft iubt,
no es i6m uobl erge6e, Der monocre
bon DclSbcrg iiber gourrienon olt
ncu eritcllten prd1tigcn 6lBtuce
iiber oie Soute Borne ooer ouf ocr
Sonoiirobe bon Sopbieres iiber
Hleione nod @roBtibe[. Ser 3utritt
CUR internntionolen Strnbc 9loggcn.
burg -@roBliibel lit iiir ole 3ioilbebol-
ferung nitbt mebr erIou6t, m16renc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
Die gitriOliendc in SiaRlanO.
Bon Ge1teanlualt Gmil Seg, Ct.
FetCrsbnrg.

@8 lit ibon oft ge5eigt ipor6eL
0oB Der 6Gn MSenIteu eigentiimlidle
ELECTROMAGNETIC Der &cr6reitung
bcitimnter &erbrehen in boBent
MlnBc ioroerlid lit. Sin trcffen0es
@eiipieI oofiir lit oie ger6rcitung Der
@itriolattentote IN 9luBlono.
&or mebr ais 5ebn Sabren moren
oerartiee borne9mlib pei6liHe Gabe.
ntte in gfuBlonO foiuu betonnt, mo
ougenblidlidD bergebt talim Gin Sag,
obne 0nB 0ie greNe 9iobribten bon
@itriolottentatcit aus Dem 9iciCbe
brtngt. 9Iacin i'll ct. %ctcrsbura iino
innerbol6 Der SSQbre 1903--t912
nidt ipeuiger mie 155 8itriolatten.
tote regiitriert poroenl @itrioI lit
ia befauntlid Die Sie6linesipoiie oe8
@eibes; ouh in 3uBlonO iinO eS
meiit Sroueu, Oie iiM in 0ieier g8eiie
nH ibren ungetreuen @begotten unO
&iebbabern rGhen. 0od greiien 8lls
iueilen aitb WlGnner 5n oielem @iit.
sSn 0en meiitet 6Gaen fiibren
oerartige 9lttentate 5ur bollItdnoigeu
ODER tcilmeiien Gr6linDuHg oeS
Gpfers: III 0en Sobren t911-t912
iino in ct. 9Setersburg IL iunge
Waenithen ouf oieic gSetie ge6lcnoet
iporoerl Sft trifft Oos aei6leuoertc
Gift unbeteiliete 0ritte, Die 10 frcnl.
Der &aHe9ier 5tn Spfer fallen un0
fiirs Seben entitellt tperoen. 9ei elmer
@oraoe in 0ranienboimt mitroeu
gIeidJ5eitie bier @entcine bon elmer
nerlolienen grout ourH Gitriol Der.
unitoltet mo iDr aomeroo, ocr oaS
Spfer icin iolltc, fam bell oupon.
wfeilt oeben iolde glngrifie in Diin-
Eein Dor iid): i'm 8rcppenflrr, auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

oie CT ober nienlolS IN ole @roriS ulu.
leBen oort penn er iib nidt ont
no6lten Gage ienieits Oes &onals be-
tinoen mill. 4oniiitutionea ite6t bent
aonig bon @nglnn0 nod inuner 0os
Setored)t 5it ilno Die ofiijielle Sornle[
ootiir loiitet nod in Ser often Sof.
iprohe &c Sfoi i'noiiera~. @ebroudt
lit Oieie 6oruel felt Sorl l. nidt
mcbr. Der S3ouie lit ierner ocr Sodlt-
fomnonoierenoe Ser slrnee miO Der
6lotte, 0od bat CT in @irflihfcit
ni4tS 81 Commandment, ionoern mir
Die 9eihliiiie un0 Grncnnunaen ser
sViiniltericn nit ieiner llnterIdrift
5u perleben. Seine militGrilcbc g(ftion
bat Der ieBige Sonig betonntlid 0or,
ouF bei6rdntt, OoB CT Dor Scr Sront
lelner Irilppen bonn @aule fiel. Ole
,Slotteiioneelegenbeitcn itc6en oonig
untcr Der @otm6Biefcit scr 9lomiro.
litat, trosOcm Oic Slottc nomncl[
aus sis Wlajeitn's Slips bciicbi.
g1ominea lit ser a0nig aud nod)
&err iiber 2eben unS 500, oas beiBt.
Dem gortlout nod Itebt ibm oos gc.
gnoOisungsrebt 5u. SSn @irflidfcit
liegt oieies ErGrogntib ober in San,
oen oes @liniiters oes synneru. 9h9
itebt Dem aonig Oos 9lcdt 5u, cie
Wiiniiler 5u ernennen, oo6 miro Del
icOem Nliniitcrlpctbie[ oic @crion Ocs
WiiniitcrprGiiOenter 0ur1 oie 9Sur.
loneut9niebrbeit beoinat iuo sic Gr.
ncnnung Oird) 0en aonig lit lcOiglidj
cine 5ormoliiot. Sogor oie Gomen
i6rcs NofitaoteS fam Die 9onigiu
nitt frci lpo6len, iouoern mus tic
aus Ieeeborigen ser nm 9iuOer be,
finOlinen Yortei nebmcn.
3mci grdrogotiDe iinO obcr ocm
Sonig Siemlih imgcihm1lert crbol,
ten geblieben. gr fam nooD Screens,
Init SrOen berlei6en in6 wie weiluno
@corg ii. nod inlntcr aus 5r0lr
9ouern 5molf 8ecrs modem penn
elm ioacnonntcr rFoirsidub4 iitb nlS
nohuenoig crpeiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

ipefulant botte ieiuer5eit, ais man
bon ollerlei 8abnproieften in jener
@egen0 iprod, Den al Der @ren5e lie
genaen 2on0fomplcr ongefonft iulO
bort an Der @ren5e 6en 2iibelbof er-
itellt, Der bcute fiir sic 9rieger oies-
icits lino ienleits ser @rcll5c cine @r-
quidiingsltatiou lit. &oroael nit Der
Sousfront ettpa 2 Dieter Oobon cnt-
fernt, lGuit 0ie @5rcn5e, uno Scr
@ren5itein ite6t Oidt Dor Sem Gin
gang 5ltm Gernnooonbou. 9ie 2onO.
itraBc Dor Dem @oitbous lit Oeuticbes
@e6iet. Gor Dem @otel ite6en einige
iaubere @arten8 8irtibaftstii9e; lper
an ibrer GuBeren Seitc iitt befinOet
ii9 in 9eutihlan0, auf Der inneren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

idleHt beleuhteten @troBen uip.
Ser E6ter nrbeitet ni1t ielten einen
oenauen @lan ous, beiorgt iid) 3eitig
Ole SGure un0 Iouert Dem Spfer
togelong ouf. 0ns @}otib fir oeror-
tige @erbreden lit geipobnlid Der.
idmdbte 2iebc, Giferiudt, Rabe filr
llntreuc II. oal.
Die %erbreittng 0ieler entieBlihen
Gpioemie crfl1rt lidb wobl pornebm-
lid, ipie iHon o6en betont, Ourd oen
ytado6nutngStrieb. gor @eriht er.
tl1ren ole 9(ngeflagtcn Oft, oaB tie
oen @e0onfen 5um Sitriol au grei.
fem aus @eiprGden ituo 3eitlingen
qei9opft. bGttcn. God lit oub sic
Wtiloe Der @eidporenen nelhe III
ocrortigen @rc5eIien meiit 6reiiprii-
de fallen ser @er6reiting oieier
9lo6eofte f0rOerlih. s5m &olf lit Die
lte6er3eiigung BON Der Strofloligteit
oieier @erbre6erart gon5 allgemeilt;
Dor @eri1t erflGren Die 9(ngeflogten
oft: sir Gotidlaq fou1mt man nad
Sibirien; fir aorpcrDerlebung our@s
N3eiier gi6fs @eiGngnis, ober nit
&itriol fam man iic6 rddett lmO
iuirO oo6 nidt beitroit" SSSn Der lcs.
ten Belt 6ricbt iidb dllecnet ole Qiei.
ming oitrA, oaB uur ourh cine itren.
gerc &arurteihrng Ser 5dureipriber
0ieier furAf6oren @piOenliC ein @n0e
gemobt merNeu fonne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

GGornoiGe inO @ourrignon ber; tic
iinO ge5lpungen, Speiieu unO Grant
itebeno ouf Der 2onoitroBc ein8uneb.
men.
5rii6 moreenS tommen ouf Oeut.
iher Scite ~ elm Sell Der @orten-
uirtidoft itebt ienieitS ser StroBe
ouf Oeiti1em 8oOen in g(utomos
bilen 6euti6e Gffi5iere bergefo6ret
oie oieleidbt m66renO Ser beraonge.
men gta1t an irgeno elmer &riegs-
ottion inn benodborten 2oretol teil-
genommen baben mo lo6en iid an
einem @loS @ein oOer elmer mG6r-
ihoiten @ernerpurit. 9obei iperOen
oic 9eitimniungen ii6er oie 9lbga6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
seltiamc cSrenssssenen.

@roBliieel, 6eiien idwei5eriider
Cell mn ans einen1 9ouernbof lno
Dem @oitbous ,9iibelbof~ beitebt, lit
icit &riegsbcginn Gin bielbeiuAter
Grt getporOen m66renb Dor oent
arieee mir etlpo Spu8iergdnger oen
oleroingS al lanoihoftliAen 9iei5en
itno g9olOesprodt ousge5eiHneten
9unft nufiuhten Gin 9asler 2an0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
Sin GhnttcnfSnia.

Scr aonig bon Gnolono ipiclt
and in oieicni Srirgc Die urtergeoro.
ncte 9ioae, 5u Der i6n Die &onbclticn5,
niht sic aonitituticn, i'm britiidcn
9iciMe 6eitimmt. 9iaH Der GonItihls
tion bot Der aonig BON @nglono nod
inimer 9roBe Wiohtbollfommenbeiten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

trinft man oilf Sdmei5er6o0en.
9tedts bonn Souie itebt Die i6ipei5c.
ride @ren5ipobe uno linfs Die oelit.
1de, 2on0lhirmndnner aus 9ooen.
Sopobl oen iftpei5erii9en ipie 6en
oelitibcn Soloaten lit ser @mtritt in
oie @irticbaft berboten. Die oeutiden
SoIbaten 0iirfen nidt einina[ sic 5pei
Wleter 2ouo Dor DEM Soltie ii6ers
ibreiten, ltm Oeni @irtiboftsperionol
cine 9eltellrng 5u maden; Der ipeiter
oben itebenOe idpei5eriibe @ren5po.
iten oagegen idreitet 10 03etcr peit
in oetti9cs @ebiet, Inn oiltes @oiier
5u bolen unO niemouO Got onQegen
etlpos ein5lnuenOen. SonntogS font,
men biele Soloaten BON @}iecourt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10
8irO Dem Oinfc idJwcrlid 6OIse
Ieiitcn.

Sm glntsblatt oes &ontons 3iiridl
bonn 10. I. 0i. for0ert oos gc5irfsge.
ribt glffoltern Oen Sofob Sdnlio, ge.
boren om %. Gftobcr 1885, bon Dem
ieit mcbr ols 60 Sobren nitts mcbr
befannt geDorOen lei oui, idb binnen
SobresfriIt 5u meloen onionit iein
Gernoaen I'M 9etraee bon 355 6ran'
fen ollsacaeben luiir0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-10

gliii Dem 6luoopporot, oeHen
GrauSport odS obigc 8ilo berors
ihnuli6t iic6t man oeutlid bic @r.
fen;un9sacihen IN 6orm oes Giler.
nen Streuses. bic allc oeulldlcn 6lltgs
Seuec trogen. 2Sie icoermonn pciB,
bat iib ntiere ofiiiiiie @niic4 i'm
SSrieqc guuj duBcror0eailrb bciu6brt,
itnO bic 9ciitingcnoiillerer i5lieger,
Dor allem ini 0lufflGrlings- iino Sc.
cbod)tung0ieuit nber oub IN glngritT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-17
NEM9N0TBS @1M0IELAND
R@S 81 DAISY DEAN H@EE
OD DAISY DEAN

Harry Benham has been selected 80
play opposite June Caprice in The lat-
aarfs fourth Fox pHutapIaE. on which
work Waa recently begun
aEe Be1Eau Is especially We# adapt
sd far his new leaH lie has had six
Years experience ia moving pictures.
and previous - 5a#s entry into the 81
Iauf drama he had long stage career.
pardon larIE In musical comedy.
Madam SHERRY Woodland Sut-
tan ~ sHIa E5a# Fore Wang and
F3eFaHara are among the plays ia
which he apueHaa.
@Ir Eauhau was born d Valparaiso.
FH8. St. years aEa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20
Penn State Hopes to
Defeat Quaker Eleven

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Oct. 90
Twenty-Five hundred students. with a
cadet band, will be at Franklin Field to-
morrow, confident that Coach Harlow's
State football eleven will triumph over
Pennsylvania. The State team left yes
terday for Whitemarsh to rest before
the contest and 1t was given grand
send-off.
Harlow says that II Penn defeats Penn
State, Bob Folwelrs team will prove
itself one of the best in the country.
Every man In the State squad is in good
shape.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20

Donald Woodward carried Frank
Dyer along at fast pace, and by
virtue OF better play on the last three
holes succeeded In lettering the Wis.,
itors score OF Sc by two strokes. Dyer
gained an advantage of four strokes
going out.
They halved the first two holes.
Dyer picked up stroke on the third.
playing a to Woodward's s. and he
made the fourth In par. 4. while the
Columbia player required z. giving him
an advantage Of up. Dyer played the
fifth In par, s. to Woodward's 6. but the
latter took the next in 4. one under
par. to Dyer,s 8 leaving the latter 9
Dyer gained another stroke on the
| ninth, with a to Woodward's 8.
Woodward did the tenth In par. 8. to
Ryer's Z. They halved the eleventh
with perfect fves. but Dyer gained back
stroke on the twelfth. with a. to
his rivals 6, making him up. Wood
! ward played the thirteenth In par. 3, to
| Dyer's s. and evened the score on the
halved the fifteenth. Woodward played
| sixteen In par. 3. and was / up when
Dyer took 4. Dyer missed an easy putt
on the eighteenth after making a
beautiful approach. and holed out in 6
| to Woodwards g.
| II rained so hard at one time yes
terday that the golfers had difficulty
In keeping track OF their balls. Some
were hampered through having the
| clubs slip in their hands.
| Rain during a greater part OF the
| morning and several heavy showers in
the early afternoon made matters dis
agreeable for the players and most OF
them were unable to play as well as
under normal conditions. The course
naturally was slow and many strokes
were lost through puts stopping short
| of the cup. Frequent visits were paid
TO the caddie house to secure large balls,
the small ones having a greater tend
ency to bury themselves In the soggy
| spots.
The hedge bordering No. tee and
| leading from the club to the caddie
house was the cause OF some warm
language. One golfer drove into the
Eedge. and the ball stuck there. cost
ing him a stroke.
ut isn't real tournament unless
Arthur McGeorge plays In IT," remark
ed golfer yesterday. McGeorge. n
member of the Wilmington Country
Club. takes part In all tournaments nj
the South and most Of those up North
One of his favorite events Is the an.
nual Columbia invitation.
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Bill Donovan STAYS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-KillinR all re-
cent rumors of his demise as manager
OF the Yankees. Bill Donovan has signed
TO lear the team for 1917. making his
third year on the job.
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A Ia Mode.

,Diana-I hope when you marry, Au-
brey. it'll be a love match.
Blase Brother-My dear. Di. of course
II will-with a very wealthy GIRL
JudOa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20

George T. Cunningham. whose excel
lent play in the recent Bannockburn
tournament, which he won, attracted at
tention, was unable to get going over
the slowedAup course and OF a conse'
quence did not make the first sixteen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20
A Bit Ironic.

Tommy (who has found some kipper
bones in his tea)-'Ere, Halbert, take
away this mock turtle soup and bring
me some OF the consummy!-Punch.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20

Frank Sherman, the local cue artist.
and John Klein. champion pocket bill
lard player of Baltimore. are endeavor-
ing to arrange an intercity match for
amateur players. Sherman has been ex-
pecting a visit from the Baltimore eX-
pert for sometime. but probably will
Journey to the Monumental Guy himself
to promote the AFFAIR. A tournament OF
this sort would attract plenty Of good
players.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20

At the rate records are now being
smashed, II is probable that McCarthy's
1s2 will stand the longest. In order to
attain this figure. a mark would have
TO be made in every box with a good
count on II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20
Burks Is Eliminated
In First Round Today
Frank w. Dyer Survives by Defeating G. W. Elkins,
Jr, and May Win Tite-Dr. o. H. Wood and J. T.
Bishop Go Nineteen Holes for Victory.
By RODDY THOMAS.

teenth. one OF only l3S yards. in one
under par.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20

NJohnny Baltz holds the record for the
high score rolled in practice on the Pal
ace alleys this fall, 1853.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20

To w. E. Seyboth goes the credit. for
having turned in the only for a hole
IN yesterdays play He made the six
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-20

Bowlers who recreate at the Grand
Central alleys do so most OF the time
with hopes Of winning a perfectly good
hat given as a prize by Proprietor Ca
frit. for the best score. during each