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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

he revealed at the oliver theatre
next Sunday afternoon and night.
The cast Of characters. which in
cludes some OF the most TYPICAL hu-
mOrous individuals Imaginable. have
translated into action through the
medium Of a musical farce com edy
by Howard McKCnt Barnes. who has
added the right note Of color and
action TO give Mr.. Smiths whimsical
creation rare and attractive dram
attic value.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
4 NL
LINE fERS
LOCAL PLAYBILLS

AUDITORIUM - "Hcr Game"
with Florence Reed.
la Third Kiss.
with Vivian Martin
CASTLE-''Thc Big Little Per-
son." with Dorothy Dalton.
OLIVER His Majesty the
American" with Douglas Fair
banks.
ORPHEUM-Vau
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

afternoon and evening perform
ances today This attraction is in
addition 10 the regular screen drama
featuring Dorothy Dalton in Market
Of Souls"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

lightful effort The Eight Vassar
Girls, singers and instrumentalists
Frank Gould, presenting a colored
classic; Peterson Bros. equilibrists,
and Jerry and Gretchen O'Meara,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
I'm 4 CLASS BY ITSELF"
I q

TeRolNb TLooa q aAEE- eos5ztNiENf

\ story Eubbllng over with happi-
ness and romance is THE Third
Kiss which features charming
Vivian Martin at the LaSaue. today.
Action as swift and vivid as flashes
Of lightning I'm a hard storm
Drama that grips like those thrilling
old melodramas with the heroine
bound to rails before an oncoming
train: or "a hero bound TO a log NOV
ing into the teeth of a saw.
That's The BandbOx." Tomor-
rows picture at the LaSaHe.
''The Egg Crate Wallop." the spe-
Cial Charlie Ray picture for Thanks
giving Day. Is the story Of small
town fellow who meets with advers-
fly ard goes 10 the city to fight his
way 60 the top.
COMING - 1.-THE CIDIRERS.'
with COFinne Gridith.
Charlie Ray is one of the most
popular young men on the screen
today. His latest picture, ''The Egg
Crate Wallop," is also his best.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25
CASTLES SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

As an added feature. the Castle
theater has engaged Rami Sammi,
an original mystic. who viii give his
demonstrations of crystal gazing.
mindreading and psychology at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-25

character artists. complete the bill.
There will be two matinees Thurs
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
Chips from the Clays

Drs Belnop and Lewis. who Insist
that osteopathy is fallacy and alb
sent treatment. a will o the wisp.
difficult 10 locate.
DR. c G. Hickman. runner up IN
the G. A. r.. shoots with accuracy.
His position at the trap is commend
ed by many admirers. He stands
erect feet close together. in a vain
attempt TO evade unfavOrable COM
ment or shooting uniform.
r VI. Grouse. cashier. y. c. r.
man: H w. Barnard. statistician:
+. r. Man. Frank Leyes official
score computer. a more accom- odat-
ing and genteel force never graced
an office
NJ +. Dewire OF Hamilton, Ind,
won the coveted honors of Indiana.
the state championship. with the
most excellent score of 294x200.
This winning entities Mr. Dewire 10
represent the state Of Indiana in the
race for the national championship
TO be held during the Grand Ameri-
can Handicap in Chicago. Aug 11-15.
Mr. Dewire is more than a possibil-
ity in this race. as he is. seasoned, eX-
perienced and has stood the gaff of
Grand American Honors, having
been a runner up for worlds cham
pitnship honors in 1915 at Chicago.
More power TO Dewire.
L. B. Clark of Chicago an addi-
tional Grand American Handicap
winner came in this morning. and
bringing his real shooting eye. ON
the first 120 ne was one down and
finished with 147.
Horace Borser is high for the
three days with three down. c. A
Bogerth and George Roll are second
with 396x400.
j. NJ. WilcoXson. Voolfolk Hender-
son, George Roll. G. A. BOgert anna
tours, finished high with las.
L. b. Clark. w. f. Phillips and
Art Riser finished second with 147
The shoot closes today with a
program of $50 singles and a loo
bird handicap.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
Witness
Toledo Battle

TOLEDO. O., July Exactly
1850 persons paid their way into
the Bayview park arena on July 4.
10 see the heavyweight champion
ship bout between Jess Willard and
Jack Dempsey.
Official figures as 10 attendance
and receipts were announced We'd
nesday by Frank 3. Flournoy, Rick
ards associate in the venture.
The receipts after the government
war tax OF s41,799.94 had been de
Quoted, were S410,73216.
The seven per cent charity fund
for the city of Toledo was slightly
under $50. 600.
There were 292 policemen in the
stadium, 20 dremen. 500 ushers 90
ticket takers. 20. ticket sellers and
asa press representatives
The principal expenses of the pro-
coters were IS follows:
Willard 500, 900: Dempsey s27.-
/ soc; arena construction $4,000;
city Of TCiedo charity fund $4,000:
total $3O7.5Oo.
other charges probably will make
the cost approximately 1925. Goa,
leaving the promoters profits some
what below 100000, Mr. Flournoy
said.
The arena was constructed 10 seat
$1,000. Flournoy announced Wed
nesday afternoon that it had been
sold TO the American House Wreck
| ing Co, of Chicago. for $4,000 be-
ing disposed of to the highest bid
/ der.
There is nearly 100000 feet OF
lumber in the plant. Work of tear
ing it down will begin at once, il
was said
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
CRAVATH IS NOW
PHILLY MANAGER
Gets An Even Break to Start
With in the Cub Double
Header.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July g.
Toney Pasquarillo, overseas veteran
and star of the army team at Tours.
scored the run which broke Phila
delphia's losing streak in the 18th
inning Of the second game Wednes-
day. which the locals won, to 4.
after they had lost the first game to
Chicago, TO l, and tied their own
National league seasons record Of
e. straight defeats. Pasquarillo sin .
gled TO left in the 18th. Singles by
Whitfield and Bancroft drove him
across. Vaughn held the locals
safe in the Iirst game Cravath cele-
br;.ted his FIRST day a manaser by
playing right field in the first game
and making "A great throw to the
oil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
COLUNiBUS WINS 1-R-

COLUMBUS, O., July 9-After ov-
grooming Louisville's early lead in
the fifth when Wagner hit with the
bases filled and then being put a run
behind in the first half of the ninth
on Kocher's double and Bescher's
single. Columbus won out Z TO 6,
when Bailey. after Roach had sin
gled got a Ohme run through left
center. Score:
Columbus 49,. 10 $50 0O2-7 10 l
Louisville. =. 400 100 001-6 10 =
George and Wagner; lineup and
Kocher.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
TRAPSHOOTERS TO
CONCLUDE TODAY
Three Day Event for State
Championship Voted a Sue
cess by Local Men.

Today will mark the finish OF tho
Indiana state Trapshooters associa-
ton which is being held at Muessel
grove. just in back OF the old
brewery. For the past two days
the clang OF shotguns has been
heard at the stamping grounds Of
the st. Joe Valley Gun club. under
whose auspices the state shoot is
being held.
Besides the nigh quality OF shoot
ing which mas been exhibited during
the shoot, the marksmen have had "A
large attendance. Wednesdays gal
lery being estimated at 1. 800 people
Notable Vsiters from half the
states or the union are participating
In this fascinating sport, many OF
whom have nation wide regulations
as crushers Of the elusive clay
pigeons.
To NJ e. Dewire Of Hamilton
Ind, goes the highest state honor
thet may be awarded a trapshooter
that OF state champion. He finished
With the unusually high score OF
2S4 out OF a possible 300 under con-
dltions that were ideal He is a
veteran OF many such events. and
cracks the flying target with little
apparent effort. His form while
rhooting IL that or the finished
mArksman. pOise, aim. manner oil
handling the gun being little short
OF perfect. 10 was a treat for the
spectators 10 watch this eagle eyed
trigger puller as ne broke target
after target with monotonOus regu.
larity. Tom Marshall. the famous
Chicago expert looks for Dewire Il
do things at the classic OF all traI
shooting events. that of the Grand
American handicap in Chicago
which takes place from Aug. Il "a
Is inclusive.
South Benders were congratulated
bv visiting shooters on the excellent
facilities afforded for such an event
many Of them declaring that they
had never attended a shoot Of this
kind where the comfort and con
venience OF guests were better cared
for.
Members OF the St Joe Vale,
Gun club predicted last night tina
their membership would be doubled
xt year. owing to the keen inter
est evinced by many local men in
the shoot. many OF whom siguifieC
their intention OF signing up Will
the st Joe club.
Rudolph Alderman said las
niSht that ne felt like shoulderini
gun. George Hull was sure h,
could break 149 out Of $50. LloyC
Beyrer WAS telling what a fine sho
ne was with an air rifle when a boy
Joe Luther said il was fine spor
for fat man, John McGul said tina
as a golf player ne would make
dandy trapshooter and there wer
cots OF women who were sure the,
could shoot as well as Mrs Almer.
The Boy Scouts are doing yeomal
service at the range. and declar
that the shoot viii be finished with
out Aay accident 10 mar the sport
South Bend is cordially invited Z
come out today and witness tn,
nnish of the shoot After Crossin
the Portage viaduct. take the frs
turn TO the left and the range j
less than two blocks from Portas
Av. and the car line
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
INDIANS TRIUMPH
OVER YAMK CREW
Smash Bob ShaWkey'S Record
After He Had Won Ten
Straight Games.

CLEVELAND. o., July 9.-Cleve-
land defeated New York wednesday
, 10 0, thus breaking Pitcher Shaw
keys winning record after he had
won 10 straight games. Shortstop
Peckinpaugh, who has hir safely in
Is consecutive games. hit a sinsle
the fourth time up. Cleveland made
its first run on Wambsganss' inheld
single. Speakers sacrifice, Smiths
infield out and Woods infield hit.
O'Neills homer was drive 10 left
that rolled through a hole beneath
the left field fence on foul terri
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
S0x WIN DOUBLE

CHICAGO. July 9.-"Red" Urban
Fsoer was gwen credit for two vic
tories Wednesday when Chicago de
feSted Philadelphia in both games
OF a dOSble header. to Z and 10
2. Fabsr's single In the eighth in
nng. wiSh two outs and the bases
nlled. drove ia two runs anC
eiDched the game after J. Collins
single. while batting for Danforth
in the seventh inning, tied the
count In the second game Faber
kept the visitors hits we'll scattered
while MS teammates punched hits
on Johnson Scores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
GAMES TO-DAY.
CARDS DEFEAT GIANTS

NEW YORK, July 9.-In a loosely
played game repleJe with wrangles
with the umpires, st Louis defeated
New YORK by a score OF II TO S herr
Wednesday.
Four New York pitchers we're bat
ted hard 10y ST Louis. Miller, Pau
lctte and snyder were put out of the
game by Umpire Harrison for pro
testing vigorously on decisions.
Thirty-two players took part in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
PIRATES BLANK ROBINS

BY Associated Press
BROOkLYN. July 9.-Pittsbure
shut out BROOKLYN here Wednesday.
to D. Babe Adams held Broos1yn
10 six hits and was never in dan
ger with the exception of the sew
enth inning. Wnen Griffith and
Myers singled with one out. 10
netchy. however. popped 10 Mol
witt and Mitchell hating for Kill
dun. famed. Eighteen OF Pitts
hu.z.s nut-outs were on flies. Score
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
BROWNS BLANK RED S0X

ST. LOUIS, July 2 -Sothoron out
pitched Mays and ST Louis took the
opening game of the series from
Boston Wednesday 3 10 o. Two sin
giles and Tobin's double save the
locals two runs In the third. The
other run came in the eighth on Sis
ler's first hit IN II times at bat {
Dr-ificn hit and tlA- Sore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
KANSAS CITY WINS 81.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July s.-Dar
Grlner. who had a string Of 2 score
less innings up 20 Wednesday
game was hit hard by the local play
ers and the ST Paul club was de
feated BY Kansas City for the sec
ond straight game. 2 70 4 Score:
81. Paul ..... 20 90 0Ol-4 IL
kansas City =. sol oil S0x-s II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
wire, Hamilton, Ind, is Champion Trapshooter
TIGERS WIN IN TENTH

DETROIT. Men. July s.-HeiI-
maRn's single and Sho-ten's long hat
TO center field IN the 10Th inning
gave Detroit Wednesdays game with
W Arlington. , 20 Boland pitched
exceptional ball and was given back
ing that was sensational at times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

Two base hits-Bodie Johnston Home
run-O'Neill Stolen base-Pratt. Sacri-
fee hits-Hannah. Speaker. Double plays
Pratt and Pipp; Baker, Peckinpaugh
and Pipp. Left on bases-New York. Z;
Cleveland. .. Hits-Oh Shawkey, in Z
innings. Struck out-By Shawkey, >; by
CCveleskie, 3. Losing pitcher-Shawkey
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
WILL OPEN SERIES

CHICAGO. July s.-The Dayton.
Ohio. polo team, which defeated the
Owentsia four in a series at Dayton
last month. viii open a series at
Lake Forest. Ill. Saturday, it was
announced here today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

lWo-hlSe nltS - 4sellmann, ShoEtsh-
Three base hitS-FoSter. shorten. Stolen
base-Bush Sacrifice hlt-NIilan. Double
plays-Young 10 Bush 10 Hetlmann
Heilmann % Young Left on bases
Washington. 3; Detroit, T. Bases on balls
on Shaw l. Hit by pitcher-By Be-
land tMenOskey). Struck out-By shaw,
IS; by Boland. :. Errors-Janvrin. Bush.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

Two base hitS-Merke, lack, Vaughn,
Jacobs Three base hits-Pick, Sticking.
Baird Stolen bases - HOllocher, Pick.
Deal. Baird Sacrifice hits-Magee. Pick.
Double play-Hollocher 70 Me'kle Left
on baSes-Chicago. >; Philadelphia, :.
Bases on ballS-Off Jacobs. ,. Hit BY
pitcher-By Vaughn, Cravath: by Jacobs,
Merkle struck out-By Vaughn. .: by
Jacobs, .
SECOND GAME.
Chicago .............. OOO O2O O2O O0-4
Philodelphfa ........... 600 200 COZ OIL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

Two base hits-robin, smith, Sister
Sacrifice hits-NicInnis. williams Sacri-
fee fly-Smith. Double plays-McInnis
and scott: Schang and Scott. Left on
bases-Boston, l.; st. Louis, 4 Bases Uu
balls-Of Mays. 3; OF SothOrOn, f.
Struck 0At-By Mays, .; by SothOron, J.
Error-Bronkie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
SALLEE WINS FOR REDS

BOSTON. July Giving Sailee
brilliant support. Cincinnati defeat
ed Boston. TO 1, Wednesday. A
pass to Bressler in the fifth. Wingo' ;
triple ana . wild throw by Pitcher
McQuillan gave the visitors two
runs. the winning margin. Grob
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
a...----n Il

Yesterdays RESULTS.
National League.
Cincinnati. 2 Boston. 1.
pittsburg, , Brooklyn, q.
st Louis. II; New York, :.
Chicago. 81; Philadelphia, IL.
American League.
Philadelphia, 2-7; Chicago, 6-S
Boston q: St Louis. 3
Washington. q: Detroit, 1.
New York. o. Cleveland. >.
American Association.
Louisville. g Columbus !.
ST. Paul, { (: Kansas City, Q.
Three-Eye League.
Peoria. o: Terre Haute, l III inningS'
bloomington. Moline, 1.
Evansville, 3 Rockford, >.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.
Cincinnati ~ Boston.
IittSburg at Brooklyn.
st Louis at New York
Cnicagu at Philadelphia.
American League.
Philadelphia ut Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
New York at Cleveland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10
RANK OUTSIDER
WINS 2:O8 TROT
All Attendance Records Are
Smashed at Grand Circuit
Harness Race.

CLEVELAND. o.. July s. All
attendance records were broken at
the North Randall track grand cir
cult harness race meeting Wednes-
day. The feature of the card. the
Ohio stake for 2:OS class trotters,
purse, $4,000 was won by Brescia,
a rank outsider in the betting. Bres-
cia took the last two heats after
Allie Lou. a fourth choice. took the
first heat in 2:O4 y. trotting the fast
est heat of the year Charlie Penn,
another outsider. took the first di-
vision of the 2;12 class trotting.
Fenesta, the favorite, took the sec
ond division
Peter Coley. a third choice. won
the 2:16 class trotting, and Goldle
Todd. the favorite. took the 2:I4
class in straight heats.
Godlie Todd paced the fastest two
heats of the year by covering the
first two miles in 2:04&.
SUMMARY
e:ls Glass TrOtting. Purse 81. 200 First
DivisiOn).
Charlie Penn. b. h., by Royal
Penn Berry ................1 1
Mamie Locke, gr. m, by Gordon
Todd tGeersl .........-......S ,
Mary Ward. b. m. by John
Ward tIearel ....-..-.....--.-4 - ,
NInmark. b n, by Bingen
81 eeSl .......- ............. TO
Dexter -, b. h., by Symboler
palm Observation-Disclosures TO
] Edith Carter. Dir ElmOre and Carpathia
Time|2:o7L. 2:oo1t. 2:1Ol4. 2:13.
2:l2 Class TrOtting. Purse 81 200 (Sec-
Ond DivisiOnl.
I Fenesta. blk. M, by san Francisco
tMurpnAl ..-...-.... $500. .-.-l ]
Harvest Tide. blk m. by The Har-
vester tAIcDonaldl ..............2 =
Roxana Moore, b. m. by oratorio
/ tHedrlCkl ..-........... -........ a I
Jess y. b. m. by wiiask (Coxl....6 y
, Jim Mae. D. z, by Tod Mae tRedl.4 =
Eudora Spier, Luana and Great Night
{ Time .O6a.. 2:O7s.. :O74-
The Ohio. s;Os Class TrOttiDg. Purse
5000.
Brescia, br. m. by BinEara
Allie Lou. D. m. by Kinney Lou
Hoiyrood Kate, no. m, by Joe
Dodge dodge ...... -..-.......4 3
Mary Cohurn. ch. IN. by Manrico
Andrews ..-......--... -----.2 :
Gentry C. oh. n, 10y Gentry Aller
PetreN. Red Bon. bel Joila ana I.ori
stout also started
Time .O+is. .O6l2. 2O1
2:I6 Glass TrOtting, Purse $1,000.
Peter Coley o. e. bv Peter the
Great valentine -.--. .-..-.1
Whey Bingeu. 20. IN, 10y Kinney
Bingen SWAIN ..............2 ! i
Einlou. D. m by Binjulla
fSQulreSf 5000 % i
Kerrigan. b. h.. 10y AXworthy
tGeersl ....-...... ...... ..-..t : ro
Alacer Il. %. e 10y Alacaer
Myers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 > rC
DUTY Bound. BeIlini Worthy American
Girl. steiner simpson. Lotto Watts and
J W also started.
Time 'O7il. > .O794. 2:O>li. 2.12i,.
2;l4 Glass Pacing. Purse 81 200.
Gcldie Todd, d. IN. by Tod Mac
iGeersi ......-....... ...-..l /
+ Miss Eagle b. m. by Red Eagle
stokes ...--- -----.2
Tvister e. ch. n, by sam Twister
Palm Observation-Disclosures. ,
Cochato Banks b. z. by Cochato
tHedrick1 .....--.- ...--.-.-- o
Ethel knight blk m. 10y Mid
night tMcDonaldt ..--.. .....-.3 II
Indie q. Able Bond. Nelly bly,. Holly
rood Alice. Gold Quartz. The Druggist
A r Z. AnaEias II and Axtied ais,
, Time~2 ;Oi&. 2O4N, 2:O6s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

Totals ........32 o - 10
XBatted for Kilduff in eth.
xXBatted for Grimes In Sth.
Ptttsburg ..-...............0 900 oil 600
Brooklyn ..-.............. 900 600 O0O--O
Two-bas hits-Terry, Myers. Stolen
bases-Cutshaw. Mollwitz. Sacrifice hit
Cutshaw Sacrifice fly-Steugel. Double
play-Schmidt TO Terry. Left on bases
Pittsburg. % Brooklyn, G. Bases on balls
on Grimes. l of dams, l. Hits-On
Grimes, 10 I'm innings: off Smith, l in l
inning Struck Out-By Grimes >; by
Smith 1; by Adams, 9. Losing pitcher
Grimes Error-OlsOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

Tvo-hase hits Fsls-l g. Walker e..
Three base hits Burus Iaetsou. Home
Gee hits - homaE LiehuId. Double PLAYS
-Lowdermllk 90 McNuliu to Gauii, ,
Taomas to Witt % Burus ~cbaIk 90 No
Chicago Bases ou halis-On Kerr
OF Rogers g on Lowdc-miik g . 90 Ia
her I, OF KINNEY. Nlts-un Kerr. =
Oh Ia inuiuz ear I.oWdc-uilA. .u % --J
innings sad none nuf Zoo Gsth eU bau
forth none Ir s innings o0 Ea1c- i.
. innings or Nurcre. ~ I'd --2 Boo -0Es
on KlnnpV none iu J.. llr.Uc St.L-s
clt-ny i,owdcrmliE. I hy Eo---r ., by
Danforfh . by Fancr Wluu ~
pitcher Falsr Ios-ng p-tcier--s-og, ls
Frror-InfEenu
SECOND GA1lE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

XxBatted Tor NcQuiIIan IN NIh. -, 4,
Cincinnati .----...-----. 49, " 80 ~, =
Boston -----.-.--- .-.. wv wv UAV
Two base hits-Kopf. Riggert Three
bose bi,-Wing0. Sacrifice it-Holke.
Double pIays-Sallee. Daubert ana kopI /,
Cincinnati. Boston. T. Bases on balls
or Sallea Z. OF McQuillan. Hits
on McOuillan. = in innings on Cheney.
none IN I inning Struck outEby McOul-
W~oufl1on Frrors-PoweI. McQuillau
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-10

ron Fletcher Home run-Hornsby. Sac
rifice bits-Stock. snyder. stolen bases
stock. Burns Bases on balls-Oh May,
! of Schupp. 1: of Perrit. / off Du-
buc. .; OF Ragan. l. Struck out-by
MNIay. ( by Sherdel. :; by Schnpp' :.
Ieft on bases-St Louis. q: New York. 3.
Hits-On May. in innings tnone out
I'm 4thi. of TuerO in % inning: on
Meadows. / in 1-3 inning; of Sherdel. :
i'm : innings: of Schupp. in l." IN
njng of Perritt. 3 i'm % innings; of
Iubuc. 8 in = innings; OF Raglan. In s
innings-Winn pitcher-Sherdel Los
ing pitcher-Perritt Errors-Hornsb!
NIcHenry. Lavau >, kauff >
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-10-03
Good Fair Held at the Swan
School Wednesday.

The first school fair held in this sec.
tion of the county was put on at the
Swan School Wednesday. While prepar-
ations we're being made here for the
harvest festival Miss Rummel, her pup
lis and the good people of the commun-
ity were planning to have real school
fair. Weather conditions were unfavor-
able but they could not dampen the ar
dor of the people in the least. At two
o'clock, when the events were to start,
every home in the district was repre-
sented and the older people were there
with their exhibits helping to make the
fair the best possible.
MISS Rummel's program left no op-
portunity for interest to lag. Athletic
events were planned for the afternoon,
after which Fl. M. Nelson gave talk
on "How to Select Good Dairy Cow
then the exhibits were judged by him
self and Miss Ruth Noer. and he follow
ed the judging by short talk on "How
to Select Good Vegetable Exhibits.
Vegetables, baking, fresh and canned
fruits, sewing, tatting, school work,
poultry, swine and cattle were on exhi-
bition.
The ladies of the community assisted
Miss Rummell to make ice cream and
cake which were sold to defray the
necessary expenses.
Being kept in the school house most
of the time during the afternoon it
looked doubtful whether it would be
wise to have evening program that
night or not; so vote was taken and
every one voted in the affirmative.
At eight o'clock all were back at the
school house and the program was rem
dered as scheduled. 1t consisted of
songs, recitations, dialogues and a talk
by w. E. Switzer on Fellowship.
| Miss Rummei is to be congratulated
on the success of the fair. Everything
was well planned. Everybody seemed
ready to do what he could to contrib
ute to the event and many expressed
desire to make their school fair bet
ter next year The fair clearly demon
strated that there is fine lot of pub
lie spirited people living north of town
and that anything is started in that
| neighborhood it will not fail to be car
| ried through successfully.
Who will be the next teacher to put
on school fair?
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-10-03

All citizens of northern Wis
consin are cautioned to be unus-
ually careful with fires this fall.
The great amount of vegetation
grown in the past season will de-
velop a bad fire menace with a
dry spell in October and Novem-
Der. Settlers are warned not to
burn carelessly when clearing.
Lumbermen, campers, hunters,
jobbers and others are urged to
be unusually careful. Make this
a matter of your business so thar
we will not suffer a conf!sIrn-
ton such as Minnesota suffered
last fall.
WISCONSIN CONSERVATION COM.