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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31
PICNIC AND FAIR NEXT WEEK

The old settlers of the three
counties of Jackson, Stanley aud
lfaahcm, members of the Stanley
cemnty assoei'a ton, win assemble
a Phillip Wednesday of next week
for their ninth ANIMAL NEE ling. AS
outlined last week the picnic this
year Will represent the early daAs
as closely as possible A roundup
wagon will be the nucleus for
ne dinner, which will be served in
frontier style A program in which
Judge Gaffy, of Pierre, win be tn
irinFdpal speaker, will include re
niscenses of the early Days.
! e afternoon will be devoted 10
| program of sroats and baIl
eame between Leslie and Peno
asin. I'm the evening those WHO
IRE to dance in the good Old fash
I'd Way will be afforded an
~ cmuniFy to SO do at tha bow
Others may attend the
theatres.
Thursday Will be TIE Opening day
of the Haakon county fair, n
which q very good program has
been arranged. The exh bifs this
year should eolil se amy that has
been sl own i'm pre- yious years.
The day AND EVENINGS viii he flIad
with amnsemen's A splendid array
of attractions and joy mslsns
stunts win make every minute aln
hour of pleasure. every hour a
heap of happiness
he committee has this week
ngaeed Billy and Edna LaJham,
II known aero bats WHO are thI S
week showing at the fairs in Iowa
or T. tur big free acts on the street
hey present a. splendid act on th,t
flying ring trapeze and anoth on
he revolving ladder. These acts
will be given morning and evening
onl Tie StIeelS, TN auultlOn to Inc
other ATTRACTIONS. This contraat was
made after the carni wal company
which found it impossible to come
lere ION account of the thre 'ened
alllroad strike, had sent III tioe tC
nat effect.
On Thursday the winner of the
Wednesday bal game will play the
Weta team. The winner Of that
game will on Friday play the
Phillip team. So it is certain that
the baseball fam Will be in his ele-
ment
Come to the old settlers pi nic
Wedn esday and stay over for the
fair Thursday and Frt tday.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31
BOWLING

There was a large crowd Of
mel gil bors at Mn and Mrs. Kings
Sunday, those present being Mr..
e. II Golden, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Carey and son, Mrs Peter Reit-
er and family, Mrs. NJ. p. Downing
and JOHN Reiter.
Lila, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Parks, is feeling
better at this time and we hope
she wiz get along am right.
The baby son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Hanson has been under the
weather.
All the folks around here are
busy put ting up their hay.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31
COMING AGAIN

Lange, the Eye Man, at hotel
in PhfIldIp, Thursday. Sept 7th. The
critical time for childrens eyes lis
when at sRhDol Have TIL EN- attend
ed to before school starts EMaImdna-
tions free Eyes may blur, smart,
ache, ifth, or not see WE'LL Do
mot delay.
Largest exclusive business in
South Dalko ota. There's reason
Next trip Dec. 1st. Reference
phSsi oian in Rapid City. Do mot
blame the children if they cannot
get tn eir lessons. 1t may be
their eyes.
Be omf'orta BILE.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31

per yield of hast season, the farm
ers of the Rosebud can find no
cause for complaint. 1t is also Il
fact THAT from present Indications
the corn crop win yield mos
bountifHly as present weather Uor-
diticns are very Favorable.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31
Be comic rita

Bids Want ed-Bids will be re-
ceived until 12 O'Clock friday, Sept
18th. f. T. the construction of a
fence around the stlt oil house
grounds in Haydraw district No.
AZ See specifi cations at Review
office or at home of clerk, f. f..
Babc ock. 2Tt3
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31
NAV VERICK S

Happenings in County and State
Some items are rehashed
some given credit where cred
II Is due, ana some are swiped
ooaily.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31

One man, living north of Midland
win not al tmept again to fill the
gasoline tank on HIS car at might,
nsmg a liant eln for light The
first amid last time he tried it
the gasoline was ignited from the
lantelm. He got the machine out
of the garage but lost the building
and the rest Of its cont ents
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-08-31

Articles of Incorporation have
been filled at Pierre for the Haa-
kon Land and Cattle Co, at OF
tumwa The capital is 800, 900 and
the incorporates H. A. Shafer, of
Ottumwa, NJ. c. Sherwood, of Mid
aamd, and A. l.. krause, of West
Point, Nebraska
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
BY NORRIS ACKERMAN.
(Of the Fish and Game Protective
ASSOciatiOn.)

The black bass is Of more import
ance as a game fish. from the anglers
standpoint, than any other member
Of the finny tribe. We refer TO the
fresh water black bass, rather than
to the sea bass.
The eyes OF the small mouth bass
often show considerable red. while
this is not found in the large mouth
bass. The small mouth is more
rakish fish than the large mouth,
which, as a rule is OF Chubby" ap-
pearance. The large mouth frequently
has a longitudinal marking or stripe
along it's side, which is seldom found
in the other.
AS rule bass are found in different
waters. Try the streams for the small
mouth fishing and the lakes and
ponds for the large mouth.
HOW TO FISH FOR THE SMALL
MOUTH BASS.
The small mouth bass is a good
fighter. Casting for this fish above
and below the rifles. around sub
merged rocks and below overhanging
rocks and trees generally brings the
best results. Live minnows, helgra-
mites and the soft shell crawfish
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
BRANDYWINE DOPE

Brandywine will have the one and
only Big Bill in captivity on exhibi-
ton April % at Twenty-ninth and
Market streets.
Mousley has landed another out.of-
town boy.
Wilson is getting his eye on them
In fine style.
Mitchell has worn a path around
the club room while getting his legs
In shape.
Grandpop Dougherty has signed
with the boys.
Dave Riley will be seen in the
lineup.
Joe Dougherty is forty winks ahead
Of the game Keep Il up. Joe, it'll do
you good.
About the autombile we are giving
away. Only one more week left. Look
for US downtown.
We have been asked n we expect
10 win the A. W. pennsnt. Watch our
smoke
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
'DOC.' ROLLER AGAIN
TO GRAPPLE Lewis
Much Interest in Wrestling
Match at Playhouse
Next Thursday
PHYSICIAN MASTER
OF SCIENCE OF GAME

The big wrestling match between
Ed" Lewis and DR.. Roller, at The
Playhouse. next Thursday night, will
be battle of science. Roller is as
quick as cat. and an old master at
the graphing game Besides his
speed. he has science and cleverness
galore. and is probably the greatest
ring general the game has ever
known. He has invented more tricks
than all the other wrestlers combined.
The physician-athlete is known as the
most perfect athlete In the world. ." He
claims that he has the most perfect
stomach of any man living. Condi-
tion is his hobby; he talks, dreams
it, and is always in perfect shape for
his big battles.
Recognizing the Importance of the
match with Lewis, he promises TO
outdo himself, and when he steps in
the ring at The Playhouse next
Thursday night he will be fit to give
the battle OF his life. ed STRANGER"
Lewis, the fast Kentucky grappler. is
probably the most popular wrestler
who has performed in Wilmington. He
has by his quiet. gentlemanly de-
meanor, won hundreds Of friends.
many Of them personal friends His
methods here in all OF his mat bat
ties. have been clean He has sue
ceeded i'm doing something that sew
eral months ago was thought inn
possible, that OF drawing out to his
matches the better element OF the fair
sex. II is true that women never at
tended the matches before Lewis came
to this city. but It is no common
sight now TO see dozens of women at
the matches. accompanied by their
husbands. brothers or other escorts.
Lewis. to win over Roller, will
have TO show his best. and there are
hundreds Of his friends who admit he
will have to extend himself to his
limit next Thursday night. II is be-
lieved that Lewis is strong with
stamina. and IL he loses II will be at.
tributed TO Rollers superior knowl.
edge Of the game and some new tricks
that he is constantly putting over on
the other fellow.
The Lewis-Roller match Is one OF
the most talked-about encounters in
the history Of local sport.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
56-Year-Oid MarafhOner Trains for
Race by RunHing Nights in Factory

Age is no barrier to the ambition OF
Ronald Gabriel Ford. 56-year-old
Marathon runner. entered in the Bos-
ton A. A. race from Ashland to Bos-
ton Patriots day, April 49, Ford be
lieves he stands better than a $3.50
chance to lead all his younger rivals
home in the endurance grind and
prove to the world that the race isn't
always to the swif, or the youthful.
Though the event is near at hand
Ford hasn't done q bit of road work
to date. Neither has ne trained in a
gymnasium His method of tuning
up is simple and it is safe to say. It
has never before been employed by
any other road or hill or dale runner.
Ford is nightwatchman and an en-
gineer at a factory near his home in
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

If it keeps on raining. there's no
doubt the Braves will win. the pen
nant. \
All the bush leaguers are out today
Ty Cobb had better brush I'D. joe
jackson outbatted the southern Won
der yesterday, collecting two hits to
the Tiger stars one.
Boston, st. Louis and Washington.
IN the A. L. still maintain a perfect
winning percentage. Rain prevented
all of them playing yesterday.
Buck Herzog of the Reds. has.
oeaten Johnny Evers to it. Buck told
Umpire Quigley a few things when.
Quig called the Red out at first in the
seventh. 1t cost Cincinnati a run.
Yesterdays fielding column would.
make a prairie league team ashamed
OF itself Nine errors were made in
the three games.
However. the ST. Louis Cardinals
were the only ones to benefit. The
Pirates let them have three runs in
the third when everybody started
hurting the ball the wrong way.
The baseball magnate who dreamed
the other night that he heard the
slice silver pouring into the tills
at tremendous rate and woke up to
hnd that it was the patter Of a cold
rain on his palace was greeted with
bright sunshine today The grounds
are drying out fast and unless it rains,
SHOWS or blows up, mild spring cy-
clone, the Senators will play the
Hanks and the Braves will meet
Brooklyn here today.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
AMONG The
POULTRY FANCTERS

Nanticoke Farm. the country cs-
tate Of Josiah Marvel, is forg-
ing ahead as one OF the greatest
Rhode Island Red poultry farms in
this section Of the country w. e.
Langshaw, manager Of the farm, has
three breeding pens, consisting Of
mixtures Of the Bibert, Tompkins and
Carver strains of Reds. In addition
there are moro than two hundred
chickens Of this variety, as we'll as
other fowls.
Mr.. Marvel Is also the owner Of
number Of peafowls, two handsome
females having recently been pur-
chased from New York parties
Poultry raisers who attended the
sale of the equipment OF the Diamond
State Poultry Farm. owned by the
late Alfred ID. Warner, were surprised
at the remarkably low prices realized.
Barron Cockerels sold for 20 cents,
while imported Barron cocks sold
at S25. LeghoIn hens brought 90
cents each. The houses which sold
for S72. $50 and SAP, cost $500. $1,000
and 500. These were purchased by
Ellis p. Hicks, OF Milltown.
Harry Boyd. OF No. 5O7 West Twen-
ty-ninth street, recently had ten eggs
to hatch out OF one hundred eggs
that we're set In an incubator
Operator John T. Gaynor Of the
local police department, has had sew
eral good matches OF Wysndotte
eggs from the Fishel strain. The
eggs we're secured from p. w. Spence.
OF Fourteenth and Hamilton streets,
this city.
Charles c. Spealman. Of the Dia-
mond State Poultry Association, has
announced the special premiums to
be awarded winners in the poultry
department Of the State Fair, to be
held next September. The special
prizes follows:
Cup for the best display OF Rocks
Cup for the best display OF Wyan-
dottes.
Cup for the best display Of Rhode
I Island Reds.
Cup for the best display in the
Asiatic class
Cup for the best display in the
\ Mediterranean class.
Cup for the best display in the
French class.
Cup for the best display in the Eng
| lish class.
Cup for the best display of Bantams.
Cup for the best display in Nom
| Standard bred classes.
Cup for the best display OF ducks.
The above specials arc TO be com
petcd for as per rule u. OF the Poul-
try Department rules, which is as
1 follows:
"In order TO compete for display
premium. the exhibitor so competing
must make an entry Of four or more
single specimens and one pen.
/ r. Coleman DUPONT offers SO in
cash for the largest number OF blue
ribbons won by Delaware exhibitor
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

(crab) are the accepted live bats,
though the lowly angle worm is often
used with success.
For the early season the live bats
are the more successful. as in fishing
for the large mouth. During the later
period, after the spawning season,
flies, spinners and spoons are en-
ployed with good result.
The best time for fishing is in the
early and late period Of the day. It
is we'll to keep out Of sight. making
your cast as accurate as possible
HOW TO FISH FOR THE LARGE
MOUTH BASS.
There is no bait for large mouth
black bass fishing in the early spring
season quite so good as a live club
minnOw. These may be used either
in still fishing or bait casting. You
can get these chubs either with a lit
tie minnow seine or dip net, or fish
for them with tiny hooks.
Clubs up to four or five inches may
be used. as a bass large enough to
comply with the State law-usually
about ten inches-will take a club
that long.
After the spawning. in a favor
able location, a large month bass
can be taken on most any kind Of
artificial lure.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
Seminole wins RED
men QUOT SERIES

In the fnsl games OF the Red Mems
Quot League series last night at New
port, Andastaka won eight out OF ten
games. defeating Apache four out OF
five and handing the same dose to
Cherokee. Seminole Of New Castle
won the championship while Manitou,
Lenape and Hopookohacking are tied
for second. An extra series will have
to be played to decide the holders OF
the various positions.
The scores Of last nights games fol
low:
Andastaka ....21 21 21 21 A.
Apache .....5 Is IS 12 21-1
Players - Andastaka: Draper, .
ringers; Hainsworth, ?; King, 2: and
Thompson. Apache. Peters. /; Hut
Crimson, /; Hare and Weldon.
In the second game Andastaka won
four from Cherokee which gives An
dastaka fifth place Scores:
Cherokee ......15 6 s 10 21-1
Andastaka .....21 q 2l q 16-4
Players-Andastaka Steward, 1;
Draper. Thompson, 8: Ball, 1. Chero-
kee; Gallagher. Whilford, Puhful,
Walker, 1. Steward covered Gallagher
ringer.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL SQUAD
AS FAST As EVER
Boys Will Start Season on
Next Saturday Against
Baltimore PolyS
COACH PREDICTS
SUCCESSFUL YEAR

The Wilmington High School base
ball team has been out for daily prac-
lice for more than two weeks. and the
squad is fast rounding into a real
team.
Under the skilful eye OF Doc
Watkins, the boys will soon learn the
inner points OF the game and will
be able to give a good account OF
themselves in the hard schedule
which has been arranged by Man
ager White.
The inheld. although green. is
showing great form and with pete"
Blair on first. Freeman and Hanley
on second. Crawford at short, and
"Jinks" Pierson on third: il will make
The opposing batters hit hard and
quick to get hit through them.
The Outheld will be taken care of
by ONeil. O'Keefe. McGuigan and
Worthington. ONeil is the regular
from last year, and is still showing
his old ability. O'Keefe has been
placed in the outfeld because OF his
ability in handling long flies. Dick
McGuigan will play right field and
much is expected from him in the
hitting line. as he has been driving
them out all during practice. "Bill'
Worthington is a conner. being a sure
fielder and good hitter. He will
be able to respond to any call Doc"
Watkins may give him.
The catchers out for the squad are
Gray Carter. McCaferty, Comegys and
Anderson. or these men. Gray Car
ter and McCafferty are the most
promising. and in all probability Wat
kins will use both OF them TO good
advantage this season. The pitching
will be taken care OF by Capt Don"
Snyder and Bayard Carter. With Sny
der in good form and with Bayard
Carter to help him out. the team
should turn in a good record. Other
players out for positions are Horty
Stuart. Mcdonnell. Minker. Blessly
and Rheyam.
On Monday. the Highlets will play
Beacon b. G. practice game al
Rockford Tower. and on Saturday
April %, the team will go to Baltl
more. to play the fast Baltimore Poly
doc" Watkins Is coaching the team
and will probably accompany them OF
The trip.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT

Cambridge. Mass. and during tbs
course Of night he figures he treads
from II to Is miles over stairs and
through corridors and shop rooms.
Here is where the system of training
Is carried on indoors. The stairways.
are the hills and the corridors and
rooms the flat places.
In his present condition Ford needs
no work to reduce weight. He is hard.
as nails, stands ; feet 5 inches i'm
height and weighs 1876 pounds. There.
is not gray hair in his head. and he
looks only half his age.
u have been fairly successful irr
athletics" said Ford. because when
ever ] have been troubled havel
thought of some pleasant or amusing
incident in my boyhood. That drove
away worry and trouble"
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
BROWN is BILLIARD CHAMP.

Claude J. Brown won the State
pocket billiard championship last
night over Victor Clark Of Dover at
the Royal Parlors, 15O to 100. Brown
went through the entire tournament
without dropping a block. Clarke
will play McFarlan for a chance at
second place at the Royal this after
noon.
In a game at Pennsgrove Thursday
night Brown defeated Clear Water
125 to ST.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

As a general thing the best re-
suits are had during the early and
late periods of the day. though il the
water is rough good fishing may be
had during the whole day.
When fishing with live minnows
and you get strike from your bass,
take your time. as the bass will turn
tho bait. taking it head first, and he
will give you the signal, by a series
Of little jerks when it is your cue
to strike.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
aae.-TRIoLA swEETS-aae.

aec-TRIoLA SwEETS-7ee.
Chocolate Covered Crushed Pineapple,
Strawberries and Raisins in cream, in
each box. Special price, 2ec the box.
MaXixe Cherries contain luscious cher
ries in LIQUID cream, coated with thick
chocolate soc the box.
Danforihs Dependable Drugs
Market and Second Sts.
Chocolate Covered Easter Eggs in
Sanitary Packages, 10, IS, as and soc
each.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
P. B. & ". BOWLING

The Maryland Division Supers took
three straight games from the Mary
land Division Clerks and the Freight
ONCE took two out Of three from the
Delaware Division Supers In the p.
y. and w. r. r. A. A. Bowling League
on the Crescent Alleys last night, The
scores.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
MOOSE POPULARITY CONTEST

At the close Of the fifth days vot
ing IN the Moose automobile contest,
Miss Edith NJ. Wharrv led by a mar.
gin of over two hundred votes. The
standing Of those with twenty-five
votes OF over at o'clock Last night
fo1loxrs.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
American League.

Chicago, z: Detroit. ..
Other games postponed; rain.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
CLAYMONT AFTER GAMES.

The Claymont Athletic Association
baseball team has reorganized for the
season and would like to arrange
games with teams in Wilmington and
vicinity. Address challenges to Paul
n. Cochran, Claymont, Del.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
National Ieague.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
NationaI League.

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinanti.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
BASEBALL PROSPECTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York at Philadelphia, clear.
Boston at Brooklyn, clear.
Chicago at Cincinnati, clear.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis, cloudy.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at New York. clear.
Philadelphia at Boston. clear.
st. Louis at Cleveland. clear.
Detroit at Chicago, clear.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

American League.
Athletics at Boston.
Washington at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

Twenty thousand bugs saw the
Cubs and Res pry off the lid at Gin
cinnati. Garry Hermann, after
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
Yesterdays Results
National Leapuc.

~ Louis, 3; Pittsburgh, 3.
Cincinnati, 4; Chicago. 3.
Other games postponed: rain.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15


Denny Mccarthy and Grow Proud
are the original blokes. Neither is
claiming a pennant this season.
According to his press agent. Carl
Morris is a contender for the heavy
weight championship. He probably
means Carl is defender OF the heavy
weight championship of Sapulpa.
Okla
Some rah rah boys have novel ideas
on humor. For instance they have
started spring football practice.
Patsy Brannigan. bantam fighter.
has renOunced Pittsburgh as his home
because sporting writer's handed him
a losers end last week He will move
to New Castle, leaving the Smoky City
fiat
A wrestler entitled Jack Taylor has
challenged Joe Stecher Jack prob
x "a y,
ably thinks Taylor ought to know
something about handling scissors
grips.
Speaking OF hair-raising sports and
pastimes how about the siX-day roller
race and the nonstop bowling tour
nament?
Bob Cunningham. Joe SchabaclS and
Bob Jameson are requested to meet
Dave at this office between 80 and )
O'Clock tonight Cake and ice cream
will be served.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

Denny Mccarthy and Grow Proud
are the original blokes. Neither is
claiming a pennant this season.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

ably thinks Taylor ought to know
something about handling scissors
grips.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

Speaking Of hair-raising sports and
pastimes how about the six-day roller
race and the nonstop bowling tour
nament?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-18
the power rights at Dam No. 1 for
about $4,000 a year. Gov. Dunno has
said the lease right is worth $780,
900 a year at least.
HYPHENATED

Mrs. Dearborn - You say that is
Mrs. BUrke-Martin?
Mrs. Wabash-Yes; Burke was her
name and Martin was her husbands
name.
Mrs. DearbOrn-BUt why does she
use the hyphen between the names?
Mrs. Wabash-TO show that she
is separated from her husband.
Clay Center, Kan.-3 men killed, 3
injured and horses killed when
lightning struck granary.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-18
insult COMPANY WON'T
CANAL DAM POWER
CE

Sam insults company seems to
have lost out in its attempt to gain
control Of the water power rights of
Dam No. at Joliet.
When competitive bids were open
ed yesterday at Springfield the san
itaTy district of Chicago was seen to
have bid $15.01 a horsepower a year
while the next highest bid was SO
horsepower a year.
Trustee Jas. NJ. Daley of the sani-
tary district said 10000 additional
street lights could be turned on in
Chicago if the district is permitted to
spend 100000 at the dam.
A subsidiary of the Common
wealth Edison Co. has been getting
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