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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-13
HOPE STEELE COUNTY. NORTH ls1Hls

that the Sharon Reporter. The Hope
Pioneer and Steele County Tribune be
designated official newspapers for the
ensuing year. 1916.
The chairman appointed commits
sioners Dronen and Verweat to check
accounts in Treasurer's office and
Commissioners johnson and Hovick to
check in other offices.
On motion the board adjourned till
8 o'clock A. NJ: Wednesday, January
9Th, 1916
G, j. MUsTAD.
County Auditor.
January 9Th, 1910
Duties Of checking Offices commenc-
ed at 9 o'clock A. Nj, ali members
present. checking continued through
oIit the dag.
G. J. MUsTAD.
County Auditor.
January 6ths 1915,
The board reconvensd at ! O'Clock
"A. Nj. present chairman Williams.
Commissioners Dronen. Hovick and
Verweet checking offices was resum- :
ell and completed at 2:3O O'Clock
p. III.
Reports We're submitted ahowing
conditions in Treasurer's Office quar-
ter ending December 3lst, 1915.
Balance on
hand Oct.
l. 1915 $ 24,9s7,25
Collections
Oct. Nov,
Dec 1915 76,2S5l5
Collections &
Jan. 3rd..
4th. 1916, l6.o7s.ss
Payments Oct. Nov,
Dec. 1915 ,.,,.$ i5,922 30
Payments. Jan. 2rd
and 4th. 1916. go, 444le
Balance Jan 5th. 1915 sl,o54,2l
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-01-13

a. Holt. vice president County Board
OF Health. SO 90; ]. w. Needham.
Iubercuin and Thermometer County
Eoard Of Health. $3.25.
On motion the Board adjourned till
Friday January 9TH. 1916, at 3
clock a. Nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-16

2lunopolis iano 6eute 9t6enO eiu @all
Der 0iitglieoer Der @eiee9ebrna itdtt,
welAer oliBerorOentlib ant beiuAt
mar obidon Oas unirclmoIide &et
ter Den 9lrran9eiren einen Stri9
our4 bic 9iednrng mo9tc. @ic
Salle lndr 6iibid oeforirt im0 Die
Nltiif lieiertc Gin Grdeiter Ser 6lot.
tan-2lfuoemie. I'M sen @cicBgeberl
3eit 81 geben, ii2 BON oeu 9lnitreng-
mgcn Der GomiteiiBlnBen 5u erboler1
pertagte ii9 oas llntetbats Inn 3 llDr
bis mDrgeu @tittag ulO Der Senat
bielt cine flir3e Neutrality-suspicious.
uno ueriagte iib i'm 6 llbr cbenfaas
bis morgen D3ittog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-16

Sli oieicm Dlomcnt oiiricu mir mtr
Don ocm gSinidc bcicclt ieiu. cntme.
Der 5u iicaeu oocr 5l iterben 9Irtil.
leric lno @loibincngeuebre imo an.
9emieicn mor0cn oui oQc Gruppen
jii icpcrm pie 5iriidgc6cu Sc5eidt
net. Gc 9ojcIoirc, 50. @ri0o0c z
Rdr5 1916
&ctn 0cuticbcs llntcriec.
Boot ocricufte Ocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-16

@encroI 9Setain ocs ~itlicBli@en Gr.
folgcs iidcr"- 2ic i6mcrcn
Sample i'm oen Gootcn5iiecI.
aronprin8 BAT ongcblib sic 9(b.
ii@t einen Sell 5mii4cu oic iran
30iiic6cn 2inicn bel 9ct6incoltrt
au it1iebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-16

e hieoan, SoIIano, l5. @l1r5.
3peitailieno @aIlet amcrifanii6er
9oummolle Die BON einer @bilaoel.
pbier 6irma Derianot murOeu im0
naA Bremen 6eItinmt iino, iperoen
IN Der ndcbiten 3eit BON ocr oglieocr-
ldnoiid)en lle6erice-Eruitg
freigelaiieu meroen nahoeni sic bol-
l0uoiicbeu 5a6riiontcu oie Baum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-16

glbDnncntcit, Die ben o3emtIdjeM GDrrcs
ipOnpcntcn" nidlt piinftltiD D0er nnreaeGs
iuaRts erbalten. iiub Debeteu, ber Dfftc
pauun per EeIepbOn O0er idDrii..ssA pli4s
fhetlung 81 iHnMem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-16

&om Gonlite fiir Giittel rn6 @ege
lpurOc cinc Wleuge 8ias, iii pelden
piel @elo fiir 2dnoitroBenbaitten oer.
langt tpur0e, ungiinitig einbcridtet
Ball Scr @ @cicbgeber.
Su oer @afieubaae oer Drills ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-16

D q ~ - " II " ~.
@cridte III pel6cn glQrs 1cidlil'
ocrt iuiro, mos felt ocm Giniall 21l'
Las IN Columbus gci6a6cn TIT iolpp
ilber Die Saltmg Der 9legicring Y
&oi6tigton iniO i6rc @egcniciiia
fcitsiibcreinflnit nit Garrau3a Pe
tin0en iid unterpe9s an omeritanr
ihc @ertreter in 9Qerifo.
@lan grifi 81 0ieier NloBna6nle'
nm entlteIlten 9eriiouen iibcr sic glp
liGten ocr Ser, Stoaten 6ei Gntiel'
onng pon Ermpcn iibcr sic @renif
pelHc in D@eyifo per6reitet iino, en-
9eaen3iireteu Wlan bofft 0omit olc
trieoIidcn 3mcdc Der Scr Stadiel
aeacn 9on5 Nlerifo, oiBcr @illa ilHV
ieiner @efoIgiAoit, flar BIT nuder
QlbruucntcI, bic ben ,DcmfidJcn GDrrs
lppuoentru" nidJt piint.lidl DDeS nnrrgel,,
maRig crhnltrn, NuO aehctcn, Der EtIts
onuou PCT gclcphon porr ialtiitliM N'F
iDrllnn0 5n mnncM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
ATLANTA RACES BEGIN
GRAND CIRCUIT EVENTS
STAGED FOR FIRST TIME
Pop Grer> Given Oratlon when lie
Directs ;foEniE:.t0n to TrSttinr
Nictnr,--i'ard iS Attractive.

ATLANTA Octohcr lG-With ideal
weather conditions prevailing. Atlanta
SAW it's irst strand circuit racing to-
day. The tracts was fast and the races
drew good crowd. OF the events,
tx" were ~ the pacing class and one
truitiuG. Each was won in straight
heats. Su only one were more than
tire" horses entered
II" inr iirst 2.o3 pace for a purse
OF $i;oo" Gi"ldic e.. black gcldims.
rilotcd 10y Valentine maintained the
lead through each of the first three
heats. ualliUr. respectively. o:l0. o:O6
II aud 2:c5 81 Ills record il ::Ol Ia
cran of thc harness course. was given
ar ovation when he rode down for The
start behind iionniugion, the 2:oi 81
chestnut stallion. for the beginning Of
the 81" ir"t: and he won straight
heats the third hv q nose over Bn-
cell, driven by White. Honninrton's
best time waa ::bI IL in the second
la Conuor. "a brown horse. won the
81 pace. his best time being 100. Tho
races viii continue through the week.
.:,' class pacing three in I'VE;
tGIdic =. hlk, z. by viii Tran
ny Nu!.ntinvt ......l
Ali,,wood, sr NJ by Nllanwood-
.>lliig,eeras:, Murphy) .......
G2me.ia. D. m by summer
Tme. 40, Jus zoo. 3
-Io Class trottnG; three ia ave:
Eommimstom. cir. s. by Eellin-
N,ttic King IGccrSl l
ha,.!it. l.. s. 10y iiarttn-I:am
nrisiac'. hlI, H.. by .:ins,,r:, .
<aVatta ,MurphyJ = q
I"mhra Clay also started
rune. EOS st; 200 -: 2:0o 81
,, 1,S G'a aao pacing three in i've;
iial Common. br. H., by Alco.
-Harhcttc ,ChildsJ :,
f"nI b. <. by Rcd Medium
~, ''',HM%' ...@
mrht-ErHti"nc tMcMahon) 2
i''a' 2;o' -: I'll ii; 2:on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
TIGERS HAVE BETTER
OF SPIDERS ON SCORES
''" n,,.!.. Si.iney Dcrcusr Stronger and
"""asr h"r" Powerful Than Local
''trNrn's. Says Srsulfn

Especial TO The Times pisnn,c,
AMibEN-SlpNEr. VA. October lc
With the winning of the ..,,,,
, against the team rcprcsenti,u m,
iichmond ElucS last SATURDAY ~,
preliminary part of the Tigers srbc1
"'e Is "Nrr, and now they face t,,.
championship series of six games III,
hrst OF these contests is booked, r,,
next Saturday in Broad Street p,,,
!" ..tcnm"nd. and the parties TO IN.
yy'l,ric' are tho IIampdcn- SiJnp =.
dCrS. 'iSc Spi-
ON paper these two cIcycus amman,
NncrN evenly matched. with The SniIcrs
ncaNirr III the line and the Tigers
poor STANDARD AS comparative srs,r,.s
the w"nrcrs OF the Garnet ana t:r.,,.
run Il little ahead Of the Wcsihamn.
Ton boys. Virginia polytcchnic Iu.t;
,ntc ran UP two touchdowns on -.
iattcr.> whilc they had to he sniist;,t,
WIN one, AGAINST the Tigers. which
"''d' placement. made the score. 10
In The more recent Blues games. tn.
Soiaiers were defeated by the spiders.
home n" i; Mn ~" "a isw days later returned
nandS OF the mcrcilcSs Tigers
Coach lernicr however. is NOT ol9
Tow ms showing Ia make his men
inns week they viii have the fact drilI
ca mt" them tha. the only way th"y
can De champions another year is 10
work hard hcior. and during tho :,,p,c
Ever" effort vii! be .Xcrted ~ w..ii
thn eleven INTO machine that viii
not only have the drive on the ofTcn
SlNc. but solidarity on the defense
Great Improvement il noticed i'm Tho
individual work OF many of the su,,nd
ana the choosing Of the continuation
thai Will start the game against iI,n
fichin"ndcrs viii he no easy lob. or
guards. there are Allen. Uorsh.aL
A"ams and scott who can be changed
tackles. Crisp, ilcrziG, Porter and Az.
Tor. of ends. Goolsby, Parrish. Giles
pie and Wilson; OF backs. Thurman.
l'aimorc. liuddlc, Jim Warren John
Warren. Harvey, Graham. Goodrich
Robertson aud Preston. At center will
he Lyle. with ilarnsbcrEcr for an nm
dorSiudN. From these mon two teams
OF almost equal power can lie chosen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
AUT0ISTS FAVOR DINNERS
Members Of t'iub Agree 10 Work &C.
h;:N" ordinance Adopted by city
Council.

nimmers on automobile headlight,
VIII II" advocated by the Richmond
AUTOMOBILE" CLUB. Al it's regular meet
ihE last niSht the club went on record
ms heine in favor of having an ordi
nance prohibiting glaring headlights
Incorporated in the traffic laws OF the
c'iy and VIII work with this in view.
The meeting was held in the rooms
"i the club. IN tn" annex OF Murphy's.
Hotel. The club elected officers Tor In.
ensuing year. and buffet luncheon
WAS served following the business seq
SION. IN" officers selected are. Il a.
IMPORT, president: T.. H. Butler. first
president Dr. Lawrence T. Price
second vice presidcnt l.. G. pciouzc.
secretary treasurer; {. l.. Bathins. Dr
Gerald Ezekiel, ", l.. Edwards Thorn
as SNnncr ana George Sorg. executive
committee.
The club vii! cooperate win ihe
10Y Scouts IN safety Eirs, Week" 10
nc extent OF distributing paper pen,
mantS bearing the slogan safety
FIRST. comIniItc, was also appointed
L" co-"perate With the ordinance COM
lmi'''H OF The city Council in reference
10 tT.:f'lc AVS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
ELLIS PREPARE FOR TECHS
Only Tw" Regulars Rcpnrt fur lrnc-
ticc--S srSini:rS viii I'Ia! in Bowl.
'Hnft \ou at IuCklc.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. October Ia
only TWO Yale regulars, Gates ANA
comcrford, the ends. reported FOR
scrinmage to-day Three touchdowms
We're registered, TWO hy Jim iindc.l.
who WAS removed from full back 10
LETT half back. His short line pIumccs
were the hest ground gaining features
OF the maiiuc". Church. al end. scored
the third touchdown after catching II
forward pass from Neville late in the
second half
string center when tho season opened.
returned /" That position. and p!ayed
IL star form koS"ucr. former end
was shifted to right guard, and Charley
Iat'. who played center rush on Sat
urdaN. went /" tackle, Howell Van
n0stran REGULAR quarter back last sea :
son, ran the eleven for The iirsi time
in several weeks
After ten days practice Ola old Yale
hcld. TN" elcN,ut returned To the bowl
where next Fciuay's gam" W.ll h..
played Win Virginia rnlyIcci,nt. M
.titutc Jack Gates ana bnr.i,,. .
Eomeistcr joined the Visiting coaches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
SPORTS
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEAMS
BEGIN BASKETBALL PLAY
Supervisor JONES Stresses Necessity al
Sp"rtsr'anshir In an Gnmc.--IiI..
school Squad Duiny We'll.

The basketball Sca$ou for teams
composing the leagues of public schools
! begins this afternoon, when most ot
the five stage their initial contests.
The leagues We're organized by l.. Z.
Jones. supervisor OF athletics in tho
Richmond pmblic schools. and lie has
charge of the boys. passing on their
physical fitness tn compete.
Captains Of the various teams were
called together III the high school yes
tcrday afternoon. and there Supcrvi-
s"r Jones instructed til, boys in the
rules OF the game. lie also iactur,,l
them on true craftsmanship in their
contests. and emphasized the necessity
of PLAYING clcaniy and hard ii they are
I" reap the greatest benefits from their
..ancs
FolIowing the meeting, the CAPTAINS
were conducted into the high school
gymnasium. where the John Marshall
basketball squad WAS 1T work. cuudi-
dates f"r the squad were put through
. hard *etlin--ur drill by Supervisor
Jones and then engaged in practice
i"r some time before playing a rrac-
Candidates for the team are shownc
~ Vel and II is expected that John
Marshall VIII have an unusually stron@
live on The Hoo this winter. pcvinc.
who is regarded as one OF the mos,
PROMISING football men al the nigh
school in several years. reported Tor
his first practice yesterday. the foot
ball team paving been given res,
Icy coach RurrusS
The schedule for the games to-day
follows:
ilirhiand Park rs. Nicholson. a,
Highland Park
'Rumuar ~. Barton Heights, At Ruff
ucr.
Madison vs. Giutcr Park n; Madison
SIS West End League:
Madison vs.. Cary. ~ Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Cho iCHFlELD is ELECTED
MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD
Named by Council to Succeed T. :, ,...,
Hrsisned-No Contr>,
Tor Semi

aW'"n cru'chicld. son of.poIi..
1850 d. j. Crutchncld. was ,,r,,,i
lousy elected at the John s,..,n
Nv II! council last night to M ~.
.aoH"cF pH The city school p.,ry
'",cu oH. inc resignation OF l'erjin,n
VINO was Il member uf the bn., raj
'"c second District There w,s
49, nomination made for the no
s'Ii"n' MI. 'rntchn"ld's nam. b.irc ~
Tered by Councilman I. l. .r,,I,,t- o'
lie" Ward -" ms OF
cinWcdiaicly after TN. r.uJiu, n,
i"c' resignation. touncilm.n Mnr.,n,,
~ '"'I'S' o' Jefferson Ward 6frc,cL -
'H'i"'ioh commencing Mr. i.h, e.,
us Work on the board and .xnr...i,,.
M appreciation Of The ,a,y fnr. 49,.
."iNl'cs- IN" paper WAS ndop,ed Gin
"ut " dissenting vote
NJ IN" special mcr;iuj! Of me co,,,
non "unrii. held immediately f,Iln,y.
~ JOIN, session, The ordinance cs
me stree, line for The pron-
''f ~ the northwest corner or Ei,,,,
ana Franklin streets. whirb viii -, -
l"' 'h"s"d by The Federal Reserve r.,,t,
Wis adopted. Under a susp.usI,,m ~
I"leS' am "rdin.,nc. was offered ~,
"ih'iihnan Mills prohibiting tho rsi.,h-
4'Nh'teht az hospitals or ean,inri,,,
"Nhnut the approval ar tho ,,,n,r,.Ii
Mh''h w"s referred :" HE ordirn,..
Committee.
'1"mriimon sullivan introduced
,.$u'"''"H, which was referred t., ,ha
'"hh'c Committee. apprnprlatiur Skuo
~ me account Of The Committed az,
''S'"E ana Enterprises to hc used
!" mem entertain the national ,nnvc,,
't"n OF The Sigmi mi E:nsiI,, r,,,,.,
h'E, which VIII meet IN I'M. nv ~,
month '''' wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
NEW WORLD RECORD
WEST WRGINIAN MAKES
50 STRAIGHT BULL'S.EYEs
.iaci.""n,i Ssorrs Made by nincmrn ~,
'Ha''i"""i Championship T"-i,,,, Tor

by Associn,"d prcssl
'NNNSoNNILLE. FLA, Octohor -,
INC Marine Corps cup. one OF Tho NO.,
important trophie. con,esi., "''''
tnc United States. was won h,,.
uay az the national riiI, n,,,'I 70
E"p'all -. y. JrcussiIcr. I:;rs, D.!
NANNY who scored I9, ,ni iowa
W possible 200 dcfrniin., OUT
,,ir.. -, ,ocfSeant Durrh,I.,, ~,
no io"a infantry, was sccu,,j VIII
~; ~ points and Sergeant, L., .'cof-
Ir. GATES Marine Corps. NM ~
i, IT," POINTS Sesides The t,,m 80. WIN
:. c!sS received II gold mcan Iipt .,,,,
cye ens ra ,Is match tho only .,n.,
IJn,,,,t m ,i won by Color Sc,,,n'.
sr "cH' Third Indiana Infantrv , m,hi.
n. points out Of II possible tao
Lion, uc,Ncd Il gold medal ami ,.,, ~
ii.ntrS' was second. with 10 mn;,,, IN.
, nImd Gillespie. Iowa civ;I;on'' S, ana
',,u Win III points 'ehh'
nat IL said to he /, no,,
ioeJ, WIS established on tho ,n y
way; when l.icutenuu, LIZ. ~ range
W's' virginia National t;,nr,i OF
ta,. -'hIcc consecutive bulls 49,, scored
"'.n IN souvenir medal go -. c"o
ny national Rife Asyor,a tiniu'tcd
~, "'ic was continuous Nrin,. -,
u uSuhl midday intermissinr |1'nout
were served to the trnn,. nNI.
liz IN the target butts .r pn YORK
PRESIDENTS match for ~ "iolrow
I I,i'i military champioushin indiNi-
,,,nittu states and the fm,,,n oi the
'''""h cup match will bn A., I" I'M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
FIRE ON BROAD STREET
ENTAILS LOSS OF $4,000
Early Evening blaze Dnmn.c. stare
"""uni"d by ipplS;cii-r:n,irr
Stnrk IL Ruined.

rit" caused dama"c IL the extent Of
between Sle,opb and Si5.Jnu last night
~ $50 o'clock in the mems fur:ishine
s;"r" 81 Aprlctcld. 707 EAST Broad
street Rim" work by tia" i'irc Dcpnrt-
mVui prevented heavier loss
chief Jo%ucS said thai he co,lld AK.
sign n" reason for the blaze. Accord
ins /" those who were ucurcs, the
sc"ne when ;hc irr started. the whole
nla'" was a'iame in a few minutes
Thrc" alarms We're turned IN and En-.
Sine companies Noe J. I. G and and
Truck No. responded only four
streams were played on Tn. fire in
spray fashion, and the blaze was ca;
down without running Tie building Win
water
Shutters On the windows ON Murphy's
Hotel .Nuuc% had to Ice torn away 10
prevent the tire entering the hotel.
Chief J"ynvS said that had tho biaz"
started at It late hour. there would.
without doubt. have been q serious iir.
lie said that though il was compare
lively small fire. il was on" OF the
hottest he had ever seen. hcins: con-
lined, - Al was. between TWO narrow
brick walls Tie showed the prarks
tha, fire plays when he pointed out
cases alternately ruined by fir" and
others right by their sal. not injured
in the least, Practically til. entire
stock was ruined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
HAUGHTON RETURNS TO
HARVARD GRID SQUAD
Takes Fall Charge of Crimson Forces.
Many Players on :.iiurcl List.
Gamer Able to Play.

Cambridge. MASS. October l6.-
Harvard football IL again back in the
hands of the man who made it Synon! =
nous with EaSteru Gridiron Suprcm-
acy. Percy II. iiaughion. who has just
finished his active duties rs president
of the BOSTON Braves to-day assumed
fun command OF the Crimson football
forces.
'rhc biz list of injured men is wor-
UNirH the coaches considerable. SNOW
and Clark, guards. and LoNctt and
Taylor. tackles. are not expected q" y"
ready for work until next week fond
and ThaChcr. Of the regular back field,
also arc out OF play for ten days with
the prospect that Flower, another var
sity half back, Will he out somewhat
longer Gamer, the tennis star, aud
Swcetscr. both tackles. were DISCHARGED
from the doctors care to-day, and ram
through signal drill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
VIZ y NANER AND THURMAN VIRGINIA. ELEVEN SPORT rs
ADJUSTMENTS
Iethroning "r,hr I.rinccss rnt..

Princess iIf.f
Victor licrbcrt's score of "rhc Irim
cess Pat would he charming, If play.
! ed by capable orchestra without
hin'irancc from the other side OF tn,
| Ioo1liGhtS; Henry Blossoms book am,
! lyrics would he amusing, if read with
out musical distraction. AS they were
| presented last night by the Abori,
/ Ifincess Company. Inc, ,.cithcr was
either On the contrary. the music was
bad!E played and, except for Il few wei
come ihtcrludcS. was badly sung, while
the general acting performance. again
except for II few glad moments, was
tent.
The leading woman. Dorothy South.
has Il lovely upper voice. and sings
tbs more flowing passages very well
indeed: the second soprano, Ethel boyd.
is uncommonly pretty. That comprises
virtually al The Talent Of the women
principals. Charles Meyers gives Il
genuinely clever characteriZution % Il
rubc shcrin. Lou Powers is mildly di-
HcrtnG in Il German dialect part which
he plays with II Sitldish comedian uc-
cent: Stanley Ridges dances well in
In" last act, and Nelson Hilcy--onc OF.
the best of the M"sSakroifs In The
Chocolate Soidicr'--liftS good male
chorus IN the same act. There arc also
chorus girls. Further. ii tho Aborn
Princess Company. Inc, had contrutcd
itself with presenting only the first
part of the last act, at a reasonable
charge for admission to the ,hcatcr.
there would have been 40 serious
ground TOR complaint.
But Tor the fcSt-wcll let Hamlc.
say II. The rest H. silence"
bouei.s Gordon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
HOT SPRINGS TENNIS
Fifth Annual Tournaments, uJ.r w,,
YRS. Lct"! :tnh Miss t:t.I0r in Fru-
furr Match, Mrs. I.cttU, Niup;u,.

lSrecial TO The Times pispatch.
HOT SPRINGS. VA, october Ia TN,
hft!i annual tournament OF the uoi
springs Tennis Club. in mems and
women'S singles doubles and mixed
doubles started to-day. The first two
rounds III men and womcn's singles
were played. thcn rain intcrfcled
The feature match was between Mrs
Rchcr, Leroy and Miss Il H. Taylor,
Of New Norh AIRS. Leroy won M
won by Miss TAYLOR through her vol
leying and. stcadiness. Mrs I."Koy won
in the final S"t
Count Otto Salr1. Of New York. who
came over from White sulphur Springs
for the lirst Hot Springs tournament.
won hls FIRST two matches in Tho mems
singles.
Craig Fiddle, the outstanding cham
pion, VIII play tn" wilmer of the tour
naiuent on saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
THURMAN WILL PLAY
GRADUATES RALLY TO
AID OF VIRGINIA TEAM
Stnr Puntcr mud tincn,nu Isrportx To-
Dn!-NqrnCr. Wager. Cooke. Joncs
AMI MrNhor:cr Reach tui,cr,it.

Especial 10 The Times pi$putchJ
cHARLoTTESNlI.LE. VA. October
l6.-Nirgimia began active preparation
to-day for the games with ,.corria.
Vanderbilt ana Harvard. which come o,,
successive saturdays
The coaching squad was brought up
to Il round dozen by the arrival ~ Or.
Harry Warmer. head conrh OF the Vir-
GINA football eleven last wear. who
WAS credited with turning OUT one al
the greatest football machines in th,.
history OF tho university. He returned
here to assist iirad Coach Evans in
whiDpinr the varsity into shape for
the annual gam. with the University
OF Georgia ON Lambeth Field next sat
urd0y.
"Eoh" McWhorter. former Gcoreja
star. also has Joined the coaching s;atr
lie is law student AT Virginia. others
now assisting the coaches are. buck
rift I. Cooke. from Philadelphia, and
DIR. Jack Jones from Niagara Fails
With these former stars looking on.
the varsity to-day put ~ the snappiest
signal drill Of the season Every reg
mlar was N his place. While a quartet
of eripplcs. including Gooch. half back.
iiagqn and Goodwin, ends, and b!akey
tackle, followed the plays, aud later
limhcrcd up on thu cirdrr track Some
Of these may get into the contest on
saturday with the Crackers.
Thurman, who recently reached las
home III Washington from France. viii
positively join the squad tomorrow.
and vii! undoubtedly land place i'll
the line. Last season he played at
guard on the oncDsc and back OF the
line on defense.
The coaches refuse to say just whom
lie will replace. The fact that the line
has been materially strengthened. and
the development OF two or three fast
back field men. notably, Russell. is
evidence that better results may lie
expected from now on Not once in
saturdays game was either end cir
cled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
CADETS TEAM is STRONG


Especial 90 The Times pispatcn.l
FORK UNION. IA. October i6.--Tuc
Fork Union cadets have shown con-
%'d"ra BILE Improvement since tho game
with i.Nnchhurg. in which viii iinr-
r!.@n. Powell and Brav.rman starred.
The cIdcl team has proven to to" the
strongest that has been seen on the
local sridirou for several years
The first half 81 the =am. stood %
10 .. In the third quarter VIII crossed
the rpai Tor the FIRST touchdown. and
NvMi!ian followed for the second ON
line plunge No more touchduyvus
wer" mace uni! the fourth quarter.
when ~" verman ran lhirty-GN" yards
Tor another totichGoWn Th, X.hnl.
tr.AM! llNN...I si..,Lni. MI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
SWEDES EQUAL RECORD
Ted Meredith Frrrd tn Take Dust r'ro,n
Flying Athletes iicc!s--AMcrl-
cans Win Relay RHcr.

STGcNHpI.M tvia l.oudout October
li.- Tw"lvc thousand pcoplr to-day
Witnessed The games IN which :, group
OF star American athletes competed
against representative OF the Scandi-
naVian countries. The principal cveut
was the lou"-m"t.G run, 70. witch Fan
der ana RoliH, :;Wcdcs cGUdicd the
world = record of > minutes 81 10 Sec
onis. linishng abreast, woN ahead Of
Ted AcrcIith. formg. American quar-
tcr-inilc champion, M"rcGilh's time
Was o.SS .lr.
Fob simpson. an American -priuter
won the il0-me ter hurdles ~ iiS-lu
seconds whcu surpass.S The olympic
record hI- unc-titth oi a second.
The American team won the relay