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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1916-05-19
REPORT OF THE CONDITION. OF
Solen State Bank
AT Socn. in the State of North Dakota. Il,
the close of business. May I. 1916.

RESOURCES
Loa-S and discounts 8 n; %, :.
Warrants. stocks. tax certificates.
claims. etc. ............... 1lo 10
Banking house. furniture and fixtures oli,1l
Due from other banks lS0Soo3
Cash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5.Ss5 1868 GS
iotal ...................... s..!y9 :6
LIABILITIES
Capital Stoc> pllo III observation-disclosures 10. 900 20
~. H :;, lu'au 2SUJ o.
taxes paid . nan;
Individual deposits subject
to check S 3ll-oo,
Time certificates ondeposit .a0t N,
Cashiers checks outstanding 3Oi, &; sYo,o on,
p'iia l''s lD.'s1 90
otai. ..................... s. ~. -
State of North Dakota g.
Comfy OF Sioux
l. y. o. Schimansly. Cashier of TN. ah,y.
ma med bank. do solemnlvSwcar,hl. In. an w.
statement is true. to the best OF my Snow
ledge and belief. y. Q. Schi.nluSly. C;,,Ii..
Subscribed andsworn to before me TIL, p,,,
day of May 1916. R.B.McDonal,!. Soinrv l,,In};,.
Oily COMM ,slon eypir,.s ;;;.;,,..i1
Correct Attest
d. q. j. Sctiina.slSyi Directors
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View Way 20 Pass Gate.


Aioa IA" busiest men around Ebhefs
fled. no, rpIuting IN" athletes, were Roy
Ht,y--. a,rres,nts'lv" Of he national
LEAGUE. ami william Harr!ds-. acting for
ue American Leagu". All they had 70 dc
va 20 see mat no "Nt1a passes we're ll--
,'llus.I tnd then count thu tickets tina.
can't IN. A. midnight each night th.y
hack IN aud do not hav" e. show ur
sgaiu Unit. .srly the next morning. Base
b. =. = g.y ,ltc. As Gsnnry hurried TO
. w.Ae tNat lie managed 20 bow TO Reeves
and HaIril e..
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

Fire. Race-Tvo-yesr- ODDS. sellins: Nv.
and a half fnrlonss: Klld"e, il5: Lord
Byron. III; Kebe. III. Burbank. los: Post
tano. los; stslws-t Van. 1906. 'Chatterbos.
Ed Garrison. 100; Noonl!ghter umpD. i0s.
Lady Row-na. lO-. Kil;s, i0s.
Second Race-Three yesr-ulds and up.
ward; s;"eplechase handicap; about two
miles; Rac-brook. ljt: March Court. 40:
Promoter. 1886; cynosnfe. ito. susan b
Third Race-Thr-..y.ar.o old. and up.
ward; ceiling. elk furlongs: Thesieros.
lis; Salon. ~; chsster,on. ~: stone
henge. ~; Bfoomval. dmpp, los: Ii,;le
lo2. Joe Finn. IA; Tie Pin, ia: Naushon,
~; HiHer' II: costumer. los; 'Ancon,
Fourth Raes-columsu. Handicap;
Como. III: Jacoba, io7; Startling. ios
Etruscsn. 80: sand Marsh. 1870: A. y. Al.
kin. iisi Sir Edgar. 40. squeeler. i0s
water Lady. io2
Fifth Racial age. handicap; ono NIL.
l2o. Trial by Jury. iic, Rac. ios; Black
Broom. llt. Ny'oh 'Hmp). III. Holiday
SIKH R~aee-Thr.- wear Old ma up.
Altawahn liS; lLtti. England. lI3 Friar
Nough'. 1917: ftt-. '0i, Ash can. i0s
PATTY Regsn. lot, Young Emblem, ia
BortN. ii23 Rose water. 20, 'Cun Haven
Seventh Race-Thre- yrar-olds at up.
ward selling: one NIL" ami twenty yards
Ray ~ Light. lis sam sick. Ito. Orn.
tIud. TO-. Rae n. i09. 'p.lirH. 100 'Pi.
quote 81. Fairy ~. Julie, loii Wood
:iir. 1906 'oholus, 1903 'ireetiIgs, ~.
weather clear. track fssi.
.Apprcn.ic. allowance claimed
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RESULTS.

rir,t Rsr.-rer twoyeat.old, piise
i.cS =, irri'";; ,s str w', Nan SCI s.mih ht
King, u: GOOSE. $3.50 $50 second
Tim ~; Is, h, f s Sn s r ra .
MARI and. Pulaski and Trapping also ran.
second nace-Seil!ns. ;hree.year. ola'
9nt up"2rh, one m',r AMI us th.." ,ss1tc
sSs 80, 81. "a. won. chief Brown. 80 Z
Murphy, $40, .lt 20. second: B'rke loS
for Scanda,, Anthony,s Lass, Lady w'r'h
ington, Boy, c,me.'ia, Allan Gold and
George Ro.sch also ran.
Third Rscc-Two-year.oid allies: ave
and one-halt furlings-voru~. III M. Rus-
TOM, III so. 1850. $40. won: sunrash,
los II Connolly. IS so. - 90. second: La
1907. Rosshci. Fan @. Sister Emblem.
hedtim" Stories. Saffron Girl and Ella Ryan
Fourth Rac--Cine,nna,i club Handicap;
thr~..y'ar-olds ana upward mile and siN-
""uth hodgr. i.7 g.. Hunt, -, % 80.
won; col vennie. II r, Goo"e,, So 10,
third Time, i;'5?-5, Water witch also
,Eio MI, .As so5 $500; for ,H5sS;ye,T;
.Audrcssb. 1850. - s? 20. won; Beauty
shop. ia Brown, $3.50, q: 20. second;
Rins sho''.r 10 'G"0.",; ''sS; ,h,rd
Sixth, Rsce-For thr.c.y.,r.olds and up;
PSn!g's 1os $500; T m',c. 81. ,s.o an , t~'sh, Won scildi
Rock. 8. Grown, 1910, $3.50. second
Jack Re.v"s. % ,Crumpi, $50. third.
Time, i;S2i'5' Little s'rins and Yenghee
seventh Rae.-ror three-yesr-olds. and
", p@Is. $500 e! 'dr,1nF.-,.,nf," H won
Skies Knob. ios CRuxioul. six SO. $40.
second .s,oa, Heart, log Goose! $40,
I.iberstor. Red Land and Droll also ran,
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

first Rac- -Tw year old maidcns NV. and
\ half turlonss Bilic'a. Milaai Anne. lishi
foot. Blue Plum. White Stockings. Queen
Arran' Arrow plunger. l..orcliia. Snowdrift.
sister Riley. ia lbs zach
Second Race Advance money: selling
three year ol1s one mile and seventy yard-
'Bistodo. ~ lbs Col McNnh. 70: 'Dohra.
80: Thornwood. Gypsy Blair 10. each Po,
lar. ios; Mik,fnla, 70: 'rnc!c VIII. Tot; Old
Charter. 700
Thiri Race Allowance Two year old cnl's
and g%s!uings: five and a half %iurlongs PAS.
IN. Fanny, '"i lbs sleeper, Ioq. Hollis'er.
lle: Lyt,t. lN. Highland Lad, l"s. Top O. the
Wave, Bullion, II? each; Opportunity, Pho.
Cinn. 10. each Jacks'raw. Rhymer. III each
Fourth Rsc-Columhus Day Purse; for
three wear olds and inward: six furlongs
Jane strsight. 10. ms Ina Frank, a Mars
Dr Carmen 10: Dmitri lo7: Roscoe Coos
i0r: J j Murdoch Jos
Finn Race Havln Hotel Handicar; for
three year olds. one mil, and seventy yards
sands Of Pleasure, % his John " Klein.
la. Checks, 81; Typhoou ~; CAPTAIN Reese,
Sixth RACE Allowances National Laundry
Owners Specisl; for tour year.olds and up-
ward Phi j., and Dorothy Dean. loI lbs
each: Bob Hrnsley 100; Incidence, 100; Money
Maker. lo;: Manager Waite ~; ormulu loi:
Arriet. ne.
seventh ~Ra~-seling for four vcar.olts
And onward; one mite and a sixteenth, Col
Marchmont lA lbs Samuel r Meyer and
io-. Jessie Louise, ,os: waterproof, los;
Reno, ioT: 'Guide Post, ~
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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BOXING GOSSIP.

Madison Square Garden will continu. 20
bc the scene Of glove boxing commission
another wear, for the PoNing commission
a. a Meeting Yesterday noon renewed the
license ~ the show Corporation. witch has
conducted the bouts In the past THIS
means that Jimmy Johnston viii remain
ms matchmaker. an assurance that frst
class contests will he staged In future.
The officials OF tho Show Corporation
who signed the application for renewal Of
the license are Harold r Edwards, presi-
and william II Randall. Vice president
and director.
The financial dispute between the Show
Corporation and Receiver Mccall has been
straight, ned out. and the affairs OF tho
Garden. 50 Tar ms boxing IL concerned, VIII
go on as heretofore,
Among other clubs whose license. wrrr
renewed at yesterdays meeting ~ tho
commission-Chairman Wcnck aud com
missioner Dryer hcing present wrra tho
Cl,rmont A =. Of brooklyn, the Vanderbilt
A. 9. ~ BROOKLYN, the Crescent A, 9. or
BROOKLYN. the Fairmont A, g, Of New York.
the city A. &, Of Now York and the Ryan
A =. 81 Syracuse.
No bouts were scheduled for last ulsh,.
from a Nictorv over ,iunhoat Smith, Will
meet that rugged chap Fighting Rilly
Miske. nj tho clermont \. g THIS SHOULD
h. "A humm"r.
Kid Williams. tho bantam champion, has
accepted terms for n twenty round hsttia
for the title with Pete Herman, bantam
champion Of the South, At New orleans on
January !,
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INFTDEL CAUSES
BETTING FURRY
Outsider Brings Largest Re-
turns Of Fall by Running
Second at Laurel.
PAYS $40 TO 80 BET

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. 1.-THE big
Gest surprise Of the meeting and the
largest dividend declared on m rars
this fall came the way Of the 5000 race
goers at Laurel track to-day when In
fdel. which finished second to Handful
in the second race. paid $40 for 81.
1n'del led until the last sixteenth OF a
mile and would have paid more than
$500 II he had won.
This was not the only surprise Of the
for 81 when he just noscd out Estima :
bic for the hfth race. Brave Cunarder
was completely overlooked by clock
ers." The summaries
First ~Racc-Troitus ,Robinson). 81. 81 and
;: 70. nr.t: Court.hip 'Byrne). 81 80 and =. 70.
second; Fencer ,McTagsart). 8. third Time
IL s. Dixie II. Monomoy. Beaver Kill. The
Belgian. Pali.ade. Iie.-e. Black Eagle.
Felucca and folly also ran
Second Race Handful tRobinson). $40.
s?so and :: 80. first; Inield II. 'war.cher,
$3.50 and 81 10. second: Noluspa tMcAteeN.
rslGt third TmeA,.,i6 6,nsh DO,
and Bob Redheld also ran.
Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IT McTagrarO.
$50. $50 and a|, first; BROOKLYN But.
,Robinson,. $40, third Timr-itr Dock
Scot, Lively Warsaw. Ed Roche. Capt. Ray
and Battle also ran.
Fourth Race-Flittersold tAmbrose). $50.
8: % and 81 10. nr.t: Chiclet ROBINSON. 81 %
and 2O. second: Daddy'- Choice ,Kcoghl. 81.
third. Ttme-IR Goldcrest Roy. Lady
Teresa. Shoddy and Air Man also ran
Fifth Race Brave Cunarier IT McTas
rartl. Hss, s2i and s7W, frat; E-umabie
BALI. NtG and go. second: Buck shot
IByrne). $50. third. Time-i:1t Between
Cs. sand Hill. Senator Casey. Royal Interest.
~sher Royalist. Beaucoup. Sandal. Al.
gardi and Scaramouch also ran. Scratched
Yorkville and Comus.
sixth Race-Star Gaze tBall,. NO. 81 ~
and $50. first; Buzz Around ,Kleeger). 81 ~
and So q. second: Benjamin ,Byrne,. 81 -,
third T1m~-lfS. Collector. Jacket. Day
Day. II Coming and Damietta also ran.
seventh Race-G. n. Miller. Gil -. 81 80 and
$3.50. hrst: Old Broom. g. y and 81 N. second
81 Charlotte. $40. third Time-i:N IS
Flag Day and Stalwart Helen also ran.
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AMHERST. oct. ll:-Woakncss IN ms
u,s uhIch developed In the course OF last
saturdays game against Bowdoin.. Ii &C.
,mpying most Of Coach Riley's time at
Anrberst this week. Every possible COM
tinatlon Of men Is being tried In Nm effort
To- bolster up the weak spots. This fail
ing. taken with the Injury to Quarterback
Uodeuhoin who proba bly, will be out OF
IN ZANE for two weeks because of torn
licnmonts. makes the chance OF repeating
last years victory over Brown next Sa'ur-
day extremely Improbable.
Twelve men, all but three OF those who
played against Bowdoin last SATURDAY,
which begins this week. They include
cant Coolrich. Davis and Knauth. half
backs. FuIiback Melcher, Perkins. end and
onnrteruack washhurn and Plough. ends.
and SchInid. widmnyor. Woodward and
Hobart in The limo. smith. Benncyan ana
Starkey, substitutes IN the line last Satur-
day, are among those who may be added
to This lis Ia u few days.
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PITTSBrRG, Pa, Oct. li.-The nrst
gam. Of real importance on the University
OF PittshurE football schedule In that with
the middies for next Saturday a. Annap-
oils. Coach Warner has drilled his men
vigorously this week IN preparation for the
strong attack which Uncle Sans hoys are
expected to unleash, II has often hsen
stated that the famous Cornell man teaches
his teams defence nv developing their at
tacks, and this In meRsursbly true, hut
Warner In not overlooking the perfection OF
tacklins, blocking and other essentials OF
tho defence.
PITT does not expect to defeat Navy ny
anything like the score rolled UP last year.
when ~ points w~re tailed hy the Pan
theirs. Warmers chief hope 10 that he may
injury 10 any of the men counted upon for
Important service In tho games OF the two
succeeding Saturdays. when syracuse aud
Penn are to bc met. II he can do this and
win by any sort Of margin he will he salts
ned as he considers the Navy much
stronger this year than last,
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MISS ELSA PICKHARDT
WINS AT KNOLLWOOD
Plays Fine Golf in Beating
Miss Lounsbery and Mrs.
stockton.

ELMsFoRD. n. r.. Oct. 1.-Two rounds
OF good. consistent golf enabled Miss
f.lha ~Ptckhardt Of Englew"od to win tho
women's invitation tournament, which
ended to-day at the knollwood Country
CIub. In the semi-fnal round this morn
ing she eliminated the medal Hist, Miss
Beatrice Lounsbery OF Bedford. by "A
margin OF . ~ and 3 to play and made
an 81 while doing II.
n had another 81 ready this after
noon In the final and II was good enough
to beat Mrs. l.. c. stockton Of somerviile
by : UP and 3 to play. The 81 stands rs
a new competitive record. for every putt
was holed out this afternoon. as Mis-
F%ickhardt was playing In the handicap
as Wen AS In the fual match.
me handicap was won by Mrs. W. s.
Bird OF Dunwooiie. whose score was
~. 81. She also was playing in the
hnal % the third eight. and 1t Ii hardly
necessar! to add that she won her match.
The summaries
First Eigh,-Semi. ma, Round-Mr.. l. e
stockton. Somervillc. heat Mrs. " u. pster.
son. kh"llwocd. 5 and =; Miss Elsa Fickhardt.
n~ns'ewood. heat Miss Beatrice Ioun-bcry, He'd
Final Round Mis- Pickhsrdt bea. Mrs
Second Eight. Semi Anal nound-Mr.. S. A.
Hcrxcr, Fairyiew. beat Mrs. s We'll. Fair.
Mrs Harold Minot. Bedford. . up.
Final Round-Mrs. HcrSog beat Mrs. Shoaf,
: and l.
Third E~lxht-semi. Anal Round-Mrs L. II.
Peters. ,~srecnwich. heat Mrs. !. u Ketcham.
foI Hills. 3 and .: Mrs. ". :. Bird. sleepy
Hollow. beat Mrs. Reginald Finckc. Bedford.
and Q.
Final Round BIRD bea, Mrs. pctcrs.
. and ..
Fourth Eight. Semi final ltound-Mrs J. s.
Todd, knollwood. heat Mrs. q. Mayer. Essex
county. l up Mrs. L. y. Bayer, Century. beat
Miss Ethel Spears. knollwood. 8 and !.
Final Round-Mrs. Bayer heat Mrs. Todd.
8 and 4
Handicap Scorcs-Mrs. W. q. Bird. Sleepy
Hollow, S-7-sl: Miss Elsa Pickhsrdt. EnTie.
wood. SI--b-sc Mrs. J. 4 Moore. sleepy Hol
low. sl-s-N. Miss Beatrice Lounsbery. Bed
ford. pl-g-s5
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Ther. ~, not even a ficker Of a smile
N ,;arn,,s face when Larry Gardner
i'ted Ruiz MarausrI and the Who'll"
nos Ter team an e The rae" BY shooting
ti' PAL - he cul NJ his bat 20 m" Ear
corner ~ IN imlueuse pasture dedl'ai-d
n ,as@-al %, e. IL Ehbets. why dId
,aey MAKE, tho park o big ," moan one
Fan as Gardner ,lid safely across the Plate
back ovr- tho horizon.
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EMPIRES VS.. BUSHWICKs.

The Empires and Bushwicks, two team.
that are nghting hard for the semi.pro
championship Of Brooklyn. will clash In a
double header this afternoon Al WaiIac.'s
Wyckon avenue. the Ridgewood manage
ment has arranged TO have inning by
inning reports Of the NTH game OF the
grounds. The wicks last ason won
the semi-pro title across the bridge. but
this season. both the Empires and the
next sunday. have a. good . record a. the
Bushwtcks. 0trard and Holman and
Johnny Ensmsnn nd pitssi vil BE- the
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Rest for Harvard Varsity

fAMRRIDGE. Mass. oct. lI.--Coach-s
HauEhton and leary were In charge OF
practice at the Harvard stadium YESTERDAY
afternoon. BEFORE the men went behind
the gates both Haughton and Leary lee
tured to the squad. Varsity team A rested
for tn" afternoon In preparation FOR n stifr
scrimmage which the coaches have billed
between team 4 Of the varsity and team A
OF the scrubs for to- morrow.
while team A ran through signals var.
sltv team II scrimmBS'd with the scrubs far
forty minutes, Wes'nore Wilcox. II, and
II. Hitchcock. rs, scored touchdown FOR
the varsity, Harry Gardner. "a. former
varsity quarterback was on the field helm
Ing Ma Logan with the quarterbacks.
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Columbia had another day without scrim
msging yesterday, Nelson Metcalt: ths
head coach. being content TO work ,he
nlsyen through a long signal drill and y
.,ssion in defensive formations designed
To- check tho forward, lateral and double
passing game that vermont ~ especteu "a
br,ng 10 south Field on Saturday. FER
Rams IN. fact that many Of the regulars
Who we're bruised In the gam" With Ham
,itnn we're still unable 10 appear prompted
Walt TO call nn the scrimmaging. A.
in the last couple Of days, the psrctice
w.s behind closed gates
"Nonros. Kennedy and Donaldson were
.t" reguIars who were still unable to get
toto their uniforms. although all three VIII
probably be out to-day.
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WASHINGTON, Oct, H. II will be with
a makeshift line that Georgetown tackles
Dartmouth In Haverhill. Mass, on October
81. Johnny Nahum, elected captain Of tho
1916 eleven, has decided not to return TO
college aud his absence leaves the three
centre places vacant,
Coach ENendine II now working hard 10
whip a line Into shape 10 face the Hano-
verisns, Next Saturday Georgetown VIII
tackle Eastern College, from Manassas. Va
This VIII he the hrst home game FOR the
hilltoppers. hut Eastern can Offer lIttle
more than u practice game Exrndine will
use a number OF substitutes In this com
bat, hoping to get lines on come OF them
for future use,
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Free Game at Fordhsm.

Fordham University 10 10 omer an inne-
v.,,on to-day in the form of a free col
,sSs football game on Tordham Field at
4 O'clock. The eleven from. the battle.
shir Texss. the champion Gridiron team OF
the United states navy. Will play the Ma
,nou a practice game, The invading sea.
men ar. rated AS the heaviest footoaii
eleven In the country.
Hoston College was scheduled TO play
rordham In the holiday attraction but
runrsllcd.
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A.,r Jimmy Johnston almost tore q
yard 81 concrete on IN. right centre wall
IN the drst inning and rested temporarily
~ third base the b.llig-rent fans .yelled
"plid.u | tel "a they'd do II. Huh. the
lhstnna
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In . full hour. with short rest psriods
now and then. One touchdown was all
the scoring that came Of the scrimmass
drill.
tice. carried the ball over on . dash on
tackle, Oliphant kicked goal Cole, OIL
plant and Place made Up the varsity. back
there for a while. He also AID the punt
Ing while he worked behind the line. Mul-
Inns played a nne GRme a. end to-day, 4
half hour at forming interference for the
running back OF kicks wound up the prac-
ttce.
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not before seen. sti1 scrimmass lasting
the better par Of an hour was held, in
which tho varsity scored almost al viii
against strong scrub opposition. Two
touchdowns were made In rapid succession.
one Of them being made when Sourse re-
covered . bail twice fumbled on the scrubs
10 yard line.
Jack Eddy ~ quarter made Q ser,ss OF
snectacular gains, while Dave Tibbo,ts Al
half was almost as good. Eberstadt PLAYED
the other half. with DrlEE at full, Tib-
oott, who was used In place OF Brown. hit
the line hard and made several long gains.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Rod and Gun News
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS rRl

planted the whaiehone. Thus whsi.bone
may be hard to obtain to-day. put the
Nhalebone. a piece about twelve or sixteen
inches long. at tho upper eud Of the rod
ana Its elasticity was 30 great that N al
most doubled NJ. springing back again into
a straight position.
Years ago I made a new tor p,ece where
The lin' goes through the end Of the rod.
This dtsp aced the narrow grliled top piece
mat used 10 get clugrcd with the least bit
OF seawecd or other nosting material ana
prevented the easy r"eling In ~ the line
and sometimes caused YOU to lose YOU
nsh. ! sold tn. design to = dow ntowh
hardware. shop eight or ten years ago.
q. COPMAS.
335 East fourth street. oct. =.
Hunting and Angling Queries.
Readers ask for Information Is follow
IL Harry E'rl-Ctn rowboats he hirci
at Midland Reach?
l.. B.-Whut time do fishing boats MA.
Leave from Wreck Lead return What
ttain vii he necessary TO take from Now
York 10 saii on these boats:
W. 7. H--What are tho best bats and
rig for insckerel and snsppers7
Mc.--Are Cunn"rs being caught al Sci en-
teen FathomS nov
! ". Nv here IL there good rabbit
shooting In New jersey whore farmers viii
board gunners' what Is he price Of board
by the week?
The sun., 1916-10-12

PHlLADEl.PHIA Oct, 1.-The Penn
varsity football team WAS Siyen "a hard,
snappy workout this afternoon on Franklin
Field In preparation for the third game Of
the season this Saturday with Swarthmora
college. The nrst and second varsity wers
instructed In the various PLAYS and forma-
lions which Will he used against the little
Quakers. The second varsity used the
plays and formations which Swarthmors
has been playing this season against the
varsity. and tho menbers OF the nrsi team
M perfect the defence.
The sun., 1916-10-12

Fson whore Garney sat s"y"ral interest
ig inr!isuts were unfold-d. Until IN"
game started one slight in-bristed ian
wanted to -Tguv the hner points OF base
IA! with another who appeared To he q
..eto,a.e9. Onl, the Interference o: n
lsfgt sized usher prevented a serious nliNup
vh!ch mlght have detraeted from the lead
Ing attraction.
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O'Brien's GOIs the Best,

The best golf of the dty was PLAYED
by J. J. O'Brien Of Mansfield. Ohio. who
beat George simpson OF Oak Park. H.,
and was only one over Us when the
match ended on the thirty-fourth green.
Jock Hutchinson having acquired the
habit Of winning by II up and . to
Mo-. by that margin and Jim Barnes
gained an 9 and 7 victory over Alex
Smith.
Tommy Kerrigan Of the home club
beat George Mclean OF North Hemp
stead 10y only . UP and ! TO play after
the latter had seemed hopeiessly beaten
earlier In the match and Jack Downing
OF Scarsdale had to go an extra hole
10 beat Enmet French Of York, Pa.
They were square In the morning and
all even again in the afternoon. Cyril
Walker OF Wabash kept UP his good
work by beating Jack Hobens OF Engle-
wood by 3 up INT 4 to play.
In the third round tomorrow II will
be lie. -igan VS.. Barnes, Macfarlane VS..
Bowling. O'Br!en VS.. Hagen and Hutch
inson VS.. Walker. The summaries:
Championship Divison-Second Round-Tom
Kerrigan. .siwsnoy.. beat George Mclean. North
Hampstead. 2 and I James ". barnes. Whit
marsh Valley, heat Alex Smith. WytagyI. 3 snd
I: While Macfarlane, Hudson River, beat N. J.
Brady. Oakley. > and 2; Jack Do~lins, scsrs
hoies) J. J, O'Brien. Mansfield, heat George u.
simpson. Oak Park, ) and 2; Walter Hagen,
Rochester. beat Robert Mcdonald. Buffalo.
sud 2 Jock Hutchinson. Allegheny. heat win
walker, wabash, beat Jack Robens, Enkiewooi,
6 and 1.
The sun., 1916-10-12

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. ~li.-Yale's
scoring machine was again working well
this afternoon and four tOuchdowns were
scored against the scrubs. LeKore made
two and jacques. who was In at fullback
In place of Hutchinson. scored the other
two.
One Of I~gore's scores was made after q
30 YARD run. tho fleet back catching n punt
at midtield and covering the distance to
the goal line. Charlie Taf again was at
centre for the varsity, and II MAS an
nounccd tonight that he will play thst po-
sition against LehiEh on SATURDAY.
The sun., 1916-10-12

have hunted twenty nine years and the
outlook Thu fsH Is better than ever for
deer and bear,
Ru' have failed 70 see \ single par
t-ligo tGi> season ste- Jun. :, hut soN
plenty before that date. aud A. this ma
alvay. been u noted place Cor birds they
miy hs In tho low grounl and not olt on
tho roads Vt.
corna.. thry are TN abundance,
save cut out thirty miles Of road ard
trai -. and q huptcg has uu reason - leave
men, - GO hi game Let me saw rtIn'
here that ~ YOU want deer this j. he sea-
son. u HlfHEf.
The sun., 1916-10-12

PRINCETON. Oct 1.-The Princeton
football team looked better In the practice
or University Field this afternoon than at
any time this season, The recent turn Of
the westher. coupled with Jack Eddy'a
ability to drive the team. sent II through
" plays With . smeethnsss and faculty
The sun., 1916-10-12

was very M n interested In reading
tn" articles % August -. Sar1 regsriine
IN. fishing ~ Block Island some time |
oan going over 10 .se Mr, SarZ fnr more
Information. ti\lIl.ES HENNM NNN
HrrOkltu oct
The sun., 1916-10-12

wEsT POINT. N. v. Oct. The
Army: lineup vas shortened one man
the hospital with q bad ankle. The scrim-
mage to.dAy Was heavy. the msn DutuAG
The sun., 1916-10-12

Dear IONA cisims that All Chung the
fighter who was recently stopped by Harry
Thomas az the Garden. Is a chinaman. Il
says he 10 an Irishman Please let me
know your answer. HARItY PORTER.
You better not ask that question In
the hearing ~ an A. q, H., AIRY All
chung is part Chinese and par, some
thlng else. Don't know what the other
part Is.