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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Minnesota Has Brightest Chance
For Championship Of big Nine'

CHICAGO, oct 2s-Foo,hnll experts
who have watched University Of Mime
sofa eleven down It's opponents thus far
this season, agree that the Gophers have
the brightest chance Of getting away with
the lsl1 championship OF the "hg nine"
Accordingly it's game today with the
State University of Iowa team 'ook first
place In the Interest OF mang middle west
football fans
The team, composed OF strong quick
thinking players, works like machine.
Every angle Of the game has been mas
tered. The uowertul haCktleld In re
gardod as one of the strongest cvta devel~
oped pt Minnesota. which for years, has
turned out elevens OF high scoring ability.
In its last three games, Minnesota has
piled up total OF l6s points IA against
It's opponents II
Flrs, start Today.
The game today with Iowa was the
first start OF the Gophcrs against big
nine foe. iowa, while conceded to be
stfoug and speedy, entered the contest
with only slight expectation Of victory.
The Hnwkeycs hoped, however, TO break
up the Gophcts' formations ard hold
them to low score.
The clash between Wisconsin and Chi
cago Mt Madison was expected To no A
long way toward revealing the home
teams true strength Wisconsin entered
the game undefeated and fortified with
new formations brought ON from the
east, where most of the badger coach
Ing staff learned football This game
was Wisconsln's first In the big nine"
this season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Football Will Be Absolute
Monarch Until Thanksgiving

So them ranthcrs took IN pgs eHsy and
they fumhlod and fumhlcd some more
We'll the first thing them Pitt fellows
knew was they was In the hole Then
they got together and pulled theme L. -
out, but just In time. That game taught
them lesson. though. and they won't
tax" any more chances, you can bet.
Now that Princeton Dartmouth shin
dig promised TO b" one Of my star per
formunccs thiS week. but the act has
been Grabbed hy q bunch Of fellows from
Georgetown They went right out last
week and showed up them Hanover fcl-
lows as ham actors. So amt figurin'
on that Princeton Dartmouth th ng toe
day being ANYTHING else hut Il compare
lively rnsy victory for them Tigers Ru
here game Of mine. Lirhtuiug hits in
the most unexpected spots
Several Thrllers In West"
Now out In the west there's another
act Of mine goln on that | thought
would be thr Her. That's the Syra-
cuse- Michigan skt. But them Pitts
bhrgh fcllers gummed II up. when they
wRlloped Syracuse they killed lots OF IN
interest. Even at that II ought To De a
good sketch WIN Syracuse having IA little
the better of IT,"
Got any big western conference acts
to go on today"
Yes. sir-ee-too OF EN-" was the an
swer. ones the Minnesota Iowa game
AZ Minneapol 4; tothcrs the Visions n
Chicago affaf In Madison. Wis Looks
Ike a Cinch for Wisconsin and Miunrap-
oils. lowas team is punk. indeed
while ChicHgO's swell. It's awful
Strikes me M being the punkirst one
that ever wore the Maroon colors.
Then ! got another one ~ them inter.
sectional acts going on In Indianapolis
today. That Includes Indiana and TUFTS
TUFTS oughta give them wcsterncrs "A
whaling Indiana Rin't got very good
troupe, but them Tufts fo'lers-wcll
they's some actors, lcnime tell you; some
actors
We'll. | gotta be 80 n. " concluded o
King Football This rs my busy day
YOU know. drectin' all these here acts
OF mine Goo-hi"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Missouri
Football Results

At Bartlesviile Ba rtlesville high schoo
II. Caney ,ksnsss) Z
Al Guthrie kingfisher college Z. Oh
lahoma Methodist university o.
At Ninita- Ninita high school 20. Ba-
cone college l3
oklahoma.
At Enid -Okhphoma high school .2
Enid high school l3.
At whuska high school
II. Muskogec high school 7
A. shawnee Sha vince high school 80
III Reno high school g.
Al Kngfisher-N Norman high school 81
Kingfisher high school o.
AZ kmulsee-OkmuEe high school l3
Ada high scnool 3
At Broken Arrow Haskell hggies a.
Kiefer high school O.
At Fdmond--C-ntrh normal scrubs Il,
Chandler high school 70
At Alva-Alvn high school 6. Anthony
(Kan) high school 0
At Ada--E'st Central normal 10, North
eastern normal 6.
Al Tlshomingo-S Southeas stern normal 7
Murray Agsies ,
At Fairview-Medford high school 26
Fairview high school O.
Al snyder-snyder 1903 Fort Sill In
dlans O.
Al weathertord Central 2t. Southwest.
ern g.
At Hcnnessey- -Hennessey 81. Cash.
ion 0,
Foreign. e..
At Russellville Arm k--Russellyllle Az.
gics I. Little Rock college o Uorfeite ted)
At Fort Worth. Tex IT. G. u 7, Rice 7
At jackson. Miss.-Tulane 10, Mlssis.
sippi college J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

Stung bv the defeat Of Northwestern
n week ngo, Coach Stag Of the Chicago
squad has drilled his players doggedly In
perfectlns new shin formations to be
tfled out against the Badgers The
squad, starting last Monday, was sent
through the stiffest kind OF work every
afternoon and even prnctlced at night
under the glare OF powerful arc lights
Illinois, which received q setback from
ONO state week ago. entered today's
game with Purdue determined to re.es
tabiish itself In the western orference
race, As the Boilermakers lost a one.
sided game 10 Iowa last SATURDAY.. Coach
Iuppke OF the lllini was confident OF a
victory for his PLAYERS
international oAmes Watched,
Two intersectlonnl games-thA Mich
lgnh- Syacuse contest nj Ann Arhor and
the Indiana TUFTS game at INDIANAPOLIS
are watched with keen in'erest The
Wolverines were expected to triumph
over Syracuse, but Indiana had but little
hope OF stopping TUFTS, which has beaten
Harvard, to J, aud held Princeton to
solitary field goal, thus kceplng Its
goal line uncrosaed by two OF the most
powerful teams In the country The
Hoosler followers said they would be
satisfied n their team scored
The speedy Northwestern eleven, which
surprised western football followers hy
It's victory over Chicago took on Drake
today at Evanston. The powerful attack
Of the Purple players was expected To
bag them another victory. This game
also had an lntersectlonal flavor lnns-
much as Drake In n member of tho Mis-
souri valley conference.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Signals Crossed.

Signals Crossed,
The halfback to his tailor went TO bag
new fall dixie:
Scottish plaid English serge-or
anything you Ike
He picked the SUIT That suited best to
hold him In the swim
And stood M like a samson when his
tailor measured him.
Alack the tailor did not see within the
halfbacks eye
The fnr away and dreamy look as he
began TO cry
The measurements to one who sat and
copied on the run
The Uior's spiel OF 'thrty-fv nine
trou-elght forty
For as whirlwind leaps to life or a tor
uado sweeps
Across the vale, with mighty roar and
sundry whirls and leaps
The halfback bent his hull-lke neck and
charging for the door
CHved In four Of the tnilors ribs and
stamped him on the floor
And for the roor aide sitting by, upon
bee-llke line
The hnlfbaok rushed with dizzy speed
and Kicked him on the spine;
And when the cutter butted In upon the
tangled wreck
An elbow hit tim IN the eyc--a fist fell
on his neck
About obou'-ln dizzy rout around that
tailor shop
Chairs went 20 smash and desks TO crash
while clothing took flop
The pl'sterlnR fell on IN" wAll--the win
dows cnvcd In later
Until the h'rbnck beloved DOWN" be-
meath the radiator.
The tailor fseblv opened his eyes and
with n Slckly groan
Began TO run his shattered head and tar
his fractured bone.
What have I done TO YOU" he cried
that YOU should treat me So
That YOU should crack my heloers spine
and lay my cutter lows
And then the helrback looked about and
woke IN from his trance
He gnzed unon hts tot'ered shirt-the
gore upon his pants
Il dream"d-whilc YOU were measuring
we needed one more yard
And then-Nou called my signal for s
cross-buck over guard"
The argument between Pittsburgh ant
Cornell supporters may he continued
from last winter when both were claim,
Ing the crest n Cornell can get b,
Harvard the lthacan array isn't likely I,
be headed unless Yost and Fowell, tw,
great coaches. can accomplish buddn,
young miracles hut where last -easnr
there were two unbeaten eleyens In IN,
east. this campaign may very likely fur
nish at least three, In which event IN,
December din viii be terrific, II mo-
deafenIng
Col. Robert Fit2slmmons should hay,
seen that Syracuse contest OF saturda,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
eV FRANK C. mENkE.

or King Football entered. with broad
smile upon his grldiron- smeaiod coun-
tcnance.
some act ! got. en-. boz" he said
And We agreed y IA him.
What I've exhibited to the rapt multi
tudc up to the present moment amt "A
ringer TO what's comm or later" added
Football Just take today r. instance
I'm putting on u few thrillers that rot
anything YOU ever lamped beat on the
boards
What are the speclaltles today"
We'll, that there Harvard Cornell skt
t. one OF my headliners.' he replied.
That's gonna bc shown up II Cam
bridge And It's gonna ho great stuff
too. Last year | worked things so tn
Cornell won out, but this here year Is
different Them there Cornell bird aint
got Charlie Barrett In their troupe any
more and they don't look No good ~
they ustn. OF course. Harvard is shy
Mahan and flock of the other boys VINO
got EN- lots Of publicity during the past
few yenrs. but Just the same | think
have to let Harvard " n this time They
look little better than them there Cor
nellians"
And the next star act7"
Well, there's quite bunch OF en-
III stage TINT Yale Washington and JET
ferson stunt Yale Is the biz fell
yno and W & J.. he's the little one
But don't get the idea that Yale is going
tO have ANY cinch W 4 has bumped
Into Yale three years In success on
and W. a. J. hasn't been beaten Which
II something to be proud Of W n
don't size up as great as II was n year
ago, or two years ago, whereas Yale /
much better. hut them there W a.
Boys are the Kind that do their be-.
fighting against the toughest foes
They're game clear through. those M L.
fellows and n they don't beat up Val
you can wager on IL they'll come ose
TO I. or don't know much about what's
what
pitt ouphts Cop Easily"
The rlttshurE PENNSYLVANIA game
that's u whalo. too. Looks to mo right
now ns II Pitt ought 10 cop easily Did "a
notice what Pitt did to Syracuse Ia II
saturday Yep, beat 'em 10 to o and
didn't seem to exert themselves mucu
doing II, either Wen. any team that
can put the a niger on Syracuse In such
way must be Clnsscd among the truly
great And that's what Pittsburgh is p"
How did II happen that Pit squeezed
through 60 victory by only one point
against Navy
"Oyerconfldence- fumbllng; them's
the reasons, answered Football Them
Pittsburgh pnnthcrs swnmpcd Navy last
year and thought they'd do the same
thing this season without 30 much work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
High School
Teams PlUV
Up to Form
Oklahoma lakes Lead in Gen.
traI Conferences Norman
BurieS KingfiSher; PawhuS-
ka Eliminates MuSkogee,

Contenders In Oklahoma high school
foothpll races ran absolutely true to form
yesterday.
r,y defeating Enid % TO l3, oklahoma
high school slipped into the lead In tho
Central DkNhoiua conference with thres
victories. one tie and no defeats, Chick-
sha also Is indicated in the conference.
but she he's won only two conference
games, teing her other two.
Shawnee improves
shownee's dctcat of ~ Reno 50 TO q
indicates that Billy Clarks veterans are
beginning to play the kind Of football
they should have been laying all season.
Chickashp d'i not have conference
game scheduled yesterday
Norman GaIlops Again. ..
Norman continued its sweeping ways,
beating Kingfshcr high school 81 to 0.
P0whuskR. although crippled. managed
to eliminate Muskogce from the stats
championship race II ~ 7. Rartlesvills
looms strong, touchdown by Caney
tKon) Yesterday being the first time tho
north okla homa teams goal line hrs heen
crossed Tulsa high school displayed
strength by beating the Kendall academy
eleven II 10 u.
Ninita n few years ago n strong con-
tender for stote honors. Il going well
this year, and Yesterday won from Ba-
cone college 26 to H.
Fisher Proving Star.
One thing the first naR Of the Central
Oklahoma conference season has proved
a that I'm Captain Roy Fisher. Oklqhoma
high school has one OF the best n not
the best high school halfhack- in ths
state Yesterday he made two touch
downs against Enid and kicked n field
goal
Another high school plNyer that nevey
fails to shine ls J Comstock. pawhusks
hRlfhack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Sooners and Tigers Staging
Malm Southwestern StruQQle

Norman will he the center OF south
western football interest today when the
University Of Missouri seeks to wipe out
the memory OF past seasons defeats at
The hands OF the University of Oklahoma
aside from the lnteres, in the game as
football. the result will he invaluable to
those who dotc on statistics and com
psratlve scores. Missouri will play T Sss
week hence at the same time Oklahoml
meets Kansas.
Tigers Confident.
The Missouri Tigers will take the fielt
today feeling confident that revenge may
be theirs for defeats handed them by
Soonors In 1914 and 1918. Oklahoma this
sceson. Judging from the two games n
has lost. has not the punch Of former
years and. with most Of its vcrterans ON
the hospital list. should not figure as
the favor te, Missourrs rather weak
backfield has been further weakened by
the recent Injury to Ha'fback Col ms
but the Tigers have what " termed n
stonewall line. Oklahoma won from
Missouri In 1915 by a score " ~ to 0.
The Missouri squad includes two OK
lahcmans who have been kept out o.
early season games by injuries, hut W
probably will be used. They are Haines
n backfield man from Snpulps, aud Bass
an end from En- a.
Missouri, Valley oamss.
In the Missouri Valley. Kansas play
the Kansas Aysies; ;,I Washington plays
the Missouri School of Mines tRolnj end
Drake will tackle n big nine team, North
western NJ Evanston. other games
should prove practice affairs.
TsSas Teams 0usy.
Resides the Norman game a number o.
other good contests are scheduled Texas
win play Baylor In n game that Ia ex.
pected to figure prominently In the stat
championship. An interstate battle W
be staged AZ Dallas where the Haskell
Indians meet the Texas Aguies The In.
dians have been battered In games with
heavier tceus this year but have m
competition for the Texas farmers, who
xon last years game. n To I, Henry
Kendall should have only a skirmish en-
gagement against the pittsburs, Kansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Advice TO puttnra.
lie who jabs, as buffers do,
WIN likely miss the next one. too.
The snIIt. un Snn.nn.

lHt oN'ltr Up SEASON
Captain T. L. Huston OF the New York
Yankees is one maUnate who believes
the double championship season is worth
consideration.
There sn't any doubt whatsoever hut
that six months campaign. wherein az
least five clubs are generally out uf IN.
running after three months play, IS an
affair entirely too long drawn out
ny ending the first half July Fourth
and starting new campain the dav
after there would hr y certainty of zen.
eral inerest until September, anyway.
AS conditions now stnnd-w well, ask any
Of the ball players who are on second Il .
vision clubs after the middle OF Julv how
they and the home fans feel about the
remaining games
Referring again to the Shakespeare
cdltlon Giant players gave John MEG pW.
here are few additional pas1nRes IN I
John j. has probably marked by N =
date:
"a very ancient and flsh-lke smon."
y do begin 60 have bloody THOUGHTS
My pride fell with my fortunes
80 vile. into'erehle. not to he cnNurcd "
"Alns.i then have child away my
friends"
PLAY out the play"
II nm man more sinned against than
shining"
n any university eleven has strong
defense which II wishes 10 have thor
oushly tested, we recommend Glenn
Warmers Pittsburgh machine as fairly
tidy little tester In n r. nch
40 far only 1887 suggestions have
been offered Rs ~ how the 1871 world
series should be run Hut the winter
league Ia only two weeks old Give ',m
time
The Penn. Michigan game and the
Michigan Cornell game both ntp tnkin
0a al lgI
the early showing all three are making
The west this season, In general way
doesn't look 10 be NJ quite lts hvera ~
standard. but Michigan apparently ha.
more stuff than She han put forward
since 1919
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Danny and Pewee
Get Dates Mixed

HH HE II. NJ A. A. semi wlndup
next Monday night came near
II being staged to an impromptu
audience OF one last night. Here
Is how II happened
Danny West and Pewee have been
paying visits to the same West Elcv-
enth street girl Heretofore the sched-
ule has run smoothly, but last night
someone got their dates crossed and
Pewee, arriving n little bit late found
Danny helping agitate the front porch
swing
Immediately the late arrival chal-
lengcd his rival to u fistic duel. the
challenge was accepted. but ike the
story book, he heroine threw herself
between them and bloodshcd was pre-.
vented.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
bzD GrU17kZu7d77ice

10 witness an eHempllNcation Of his an
cicnt adage-"The bigger they come the
harder they fall"
us Different Now
Two years ago We recall starting a
certain requiem In this strain
These are the saddes, OF possible cam
ruscs,
Michigan. Penn and Cornell:
sad as the morguc where the corpse OF
q grnmpus is.
Michigan. Penn and Cornel". etc.
Two years can produce quite n change
I Since that date Cornell has come to the
/ crest Of the summit. with r. .nir chanc,
Of repeating this fall Penn. under Hot
/ Folwcll. is on her way back I'm a hurry
/ with the scalp OF Penn state In hei
grip
Michigan mas shown more power thar
! In some time. with promise OF bette
! dnys ahead The change has been suf
! Michigan- Cornell ,Sl the penn cornell
games to assume more interest than
, they have known for many drifting sea.
| sons And this triple coated interest W.
/ he all the greater II Cornell hangs nm.
/ other knockou. upon Haryard's jaw this
| impending saturday
The or Side Guess
The set Of Shakespeare presented Nc,
/ Graw hy h = hall club cost a tidy sum
| One of the athletes who held ono Of IN,
! volumes as he fingered the cover couldnI
= quite make the price
asked
Morocco" came the reply.
What" asked the puzzled athlete
Morocco" came the reply a"ain
"Aw. hell" was the response. 4"
thought 1t was leather"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
chleIs,hs "a, p,ul, v,u,v a

CHlCKAstiA, Okla. oc, ss-tsp..
cinl D--long end runs and forward passes
enabled Chicknshs to beat ppuls Valley
Yesterday. n To . The nm brothers nf
Chlcknsha were the games stars pauls
Valley .used old's,yls football almost eI.
elusiyely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Anderson Knocked
Out By Fulton

EAU CLAIRE. wis Oct. is-Ffed FNil.
lon Of Rochester. Nlnn.. knocked out
Andrc Andersen Of Chicago In the first
Ast Night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
The All. Arpurdrr

Herzog Is the only intieder We know
of who has been q star at second, short
and third.
His work at second this last sea or
was phenomenal. At shOrtstop u year
nco he WIS the most valuable man I'm
the game on this job. And his play at
third came closer TO tho Collins n nd' 'ey.
pcvln output than anything We have
seen.
There are few enough who are stars
at one job; for man to star In three
positions ~ far beyond the normal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

| summary TouChd0WnHl YOUNG, FIsheF
Magee, Forster. Goals after touch.
Down. Tyler. simohs; field goal Fishe'
Substitutes: Lawrence for fInrkins
{9arner for Young, Blattler for Forster
Weisslnger for Kengle.
Referee, Ponder (Oklahoma). Umpire.
galloway iOklnhomn)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
How Big Three
Teams Line Up
Al Cambridge

Time Of periods fifteen minutes en,h.
Referee LnngfOrd of Trinity. umpire
Bankft of Dartmouth heal uncsmRu
schwartz " Brown, field Judge, Pendlc-
ton OF BoWdOin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
Big Field In
Championship
Motor Erent

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s Twenty seven
cars will compete for the gold trophy
race nt 100 m les over the Sheepshead
Bay speedway track today The result
Of this contest viii decide the American
driving championship OF the year. This
a Mnl lLlNLLa aLinrDl ~ 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28
After G. nurnraa

never picked an sll-star guard:
! never hope to pick one:
But can tell YOU this. old psrd,
I'd rather pick than kick one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

or King Football entered. with = broad
smile upon his gridiron- smeared coun-
tcuanCe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-28

4 normals University Of Arkansas II.
| Mlihnui n arhuhhilnI On M
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-19

nAnsE s~ssd; 81 s..s
Walter q Watestown; j, K. RDrAves
az Watertown. sg
Any other oats. peck-1 W1llfam
Walter of Watertowsnsss;s /, Emil scharn
ct atertown;; !. Jacob Krull of Va
tertown.
Baking Exhibit Awards.
Best loaf graham bread-, MA.
William Walter af Watsrtown; !, Miss
Mita kluck Of South Shore; |, Mrs,
II g Tracy of WatertoWn
Best loaf 81 rye breadI Amanda
Hinderer Of South Shore; I. Miss Mia
Kluck Of South Shore; Mrs. Chris
Christianson OF Watertown.
Best mince pie-NMrs. n. Walter u
Watertown.
Apple pie--1, MIS- =. Born 81 Wa
tertown; MIS-. H. Matter of Water
town; Mrs. Eric Iindgren Of Water
town.
Chocolate, cake Mrs. ,. Morey
Of W~atertown; Mrs. 4. J. Strand Of
South Shore; 8, Mrs. Charles Gree,
of Watertown.
Angel Food cake, Mrs. n. NJ.
Brown of Kampeska 2, Mrs. +. =.
Hoffman Of Huron; 8. Miss Edith Me-
lonlara OF WaterfOwn
Largest and best display OF home
canning, Mrs. H. Walter Of Wa
tertown; 2, Carrie Schulz Of Water
town; 8, Mrs, A. M. Johnson OF Wa
tertown.
Three-pound jar Of butterr-1, Mrs.
Fred Norman Of Clear Lake; 2, Mrs.
John steffen of Wayerly; 9, Mrs,
Trier Of Vienna.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-19
Award Of Prizes It
The Harvest Festival
howsLibera Entries
sWEE

Best ten ears OF any kind Of corn
C. L. Bauman, OF Henry.
Best peck Of any kind Of potatoes
H. Walter of Watertown.
Best peck of wheat, any kind-Ash
Gulch Stock and Grain Farm, Of Ray
moHd.
Best peck Of barley, any kind-H.
Walter Of WATERFOWL.
Best peck Of oats, any knd-Wil-
liam Walter of Watertown.
Best small bundle Of alfalfa-Cs u.
Bauman of Henry.
Following is the list Of awards in
all divisions:
Agricultural Awards.
Ten ears of white dent corn-C. L.
Bauman of Henry. 2, Ross Ryder of
Altamont. 8, Dick Jensen Of Castle
wood.
Ten ears yellow dent corn-1. b.
j. Underwood Of Willow Lakes. 2,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-10-19

Chs. Kregsr q Watsrto~n. j Il.
Heitian6 a willow Lakes.
en- sassof anysctksr corn-1. Dfck
Jensen of castlewood. 3. Austin
Greer Of Watertewn. !. Il. L Under.
wood Of willow Lakes.
Ten ear OF mint corn-1. 3. 4 In.
derwood Of Willow Lakes. 8. An
Gulch Stock and Grain Farm q nav:
mond. !. Herman Krause OF Clear
Lake.
Ten ears Of pop corn, Herman
Krause of Clear Lake; 2, w. B. Rp-
bish Of Hazel.
e ears squaw corn-1, Ash Gulch
Stock and Grain Farm Of Raymond:
z, w B. Robish Of Hazel.
Medium red clover-C. L. Bauman
Of Henry. first.
Alfalfa seed, I QUART, q. /. Tn.
derwood Of Willow Lakes; 2, M. D.
Wait Of Thomas; 8, L. d. Tracy Of
Watertown.
Red clover seed, one quartz. w.
Brown, first.
Best display Of home grown fruit
i G, w. Brown of Henry; 3, G. "A.
Tracy Of Watertown; 8, Robert Schulz
of WATERFOWL.
Best individual display Of farm
products, g. 4, Bauman Of Henry;
2, Herman Krause Of Clear Lake.