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JOHNS HOPKINS FOOTBALL.
Navy Among EIevens BaItimorc
CoIlegians VIII Play.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 22.-The hard
est football schedule ever undertaken by
Hopkins toam Is practically completed.
The Northern teams which have been
scheduled and the Navy game will furnish
an opportunity for Coach Murphy 10 give
Hopkins n rating which viii put II in a
class higher than 1t has heretofore filed.
The schedule now stands:
October I. pending with Buclnell /:
October, II, Navy at Annapolis; Octo-
Der 49,. GALA let at Homewood; Octo-
her 25, Swarthmors at Swarlliinore
November l, pending with University
OF Virginia; November s, Haverford at
Homewood: November 10. Western
Maryland at Homewood; November 90,
ST. Johns at Homewood November rs,
Maryland State at Homewood.
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Welcome Back, old Pals.

The Brooklyn catholic League. tho
Royal ArcarUm League, Bush Terminal
League. Brooklyn Amateur League,
Bronx Catholic League. Manhattan
Catholic League, b. r. T. League, Ship
yards League, Prospect Park League.
Y. NJ II. A, sunday Schools Athletic
League, SILK League, Rubber Goods
League, Trades League. Bankers League,
Dry Goods League and Life Insurance
League.
Among the crack semi-pro mines that
are cirding up their lons and preparing
to give diamond battle are the Degnon
Greys. Empire City A. As, Farmers,
Ironsides. Cypress Hills, Jamaica, In
Er-Seals. All-Collegiates. Bushwicks.
Lincoln Giants, Newark Colored Giants.
Royal Giants and Philadelphia Giants.
The four last named teams are COM
posed of colored players. Almost to a
man the men OF those teams were in
service either with the "Buffaloes' of
the Seventy seventh Division or Col.
Bill Haywarl's "Eddcs."
The various shipyard teams have added
a great impetus 10 semi-pro baseball
herea bouts. Among the crack mines OF
that class are tho Bush Terminals.
Tletjen & I.ang's Federals. Robins Dry
Docks and Morse Dry Docks.
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For College wrestling Title.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, March 22.--Penn
States wrestlers are now turning every
effort toward getting into shape for the
intercollegiate CHAMPIONSHIPS which will
he hold here next Friday and Saturday.
March rs and 90. and the victory over
the Lehigh matmen last week has sivon
the team renewed confidence. While
there is no spirit OF overconndence
among the Blue and White aggregation.
each man seems 10 be possessed OF a
determination 10 make good.
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l., ]. Amateurs to shoot.

The tenth annual amateur clay bird
championship OF Long Island will be
held at the ATanhssset Bay Yacht
!, Club on April 5. It is open to all
members of all recognized clubs on Long
Island and Long Island Sound.
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NEW WOLVERINE CAPTAIN.

ANN ARBoR, Mich. March 2a.--Ralph
o. Kitchener, a Junior literary student
from Archibald, Ohio. has been elected
captain of the NJ 30 basketball team OF
the University OF Michigan Kitchener
has played for two years on the varsity
and this year held down a guard posi-
ton,
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Would Join Fast Team.

Would like TO connect with fast
professional team as second base
man or outlielder. Have played with
some of the strongest teams in and
around New York. Address Charles
German. 9S97 Eighth avenue, city Tele-
phone &c Norningsido
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The New York Professionals would
like to hear from the Farmers. East
New York A. A., 81. Agathas. Spring
| fields. lronsidcs and teams Of like
strength. For games address A. Il. Par
IRISH. 1904 Evergreen avenue, The Bronx.
! Telephone $50 Westchester.
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"POP" DELAHANTY DIES.

CLEVELAND, March 22.--James Della
hanty. 20. whose six sons. Edward. Tom.
Joseph. James. Frank and William. won
fame as professional baseball players.
died here recently.
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The fast Tiger. Jrs.. OF Brooklyn, win
again be in the field with q FAST team.
The team viii open the season on April
G and has all dates open. vii, tr,Vl for
suitable Inducements II guaranteed re-
turn game within two weeks. Kindly
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The Brighton Field CLUB OF Brooklyn.
the only Brooklyn team to beat the
Lynbrcok T., c. las; year. again is In
the field with Il strong nine and anxious
to book games. All games to be played
on opponents fields Address J. Hess.
SOS broadway, Brooklyn.
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Catcher Seeks job,

First class catcher. formerly with the
Naval Reserve. would like to connect with
a strong semi professional team In New
York Address Alexander Youngstown.
5Sl Pacific street, Brooklyn.
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Eugene Mclaughlin. who last year
pitched for the Scranton team of Penn
sylvania, would like to hear from the
Gothams, st. A9athas. Ironsldes, Morse
Dry Dock or Incrscals. Address Eugene
McLaughliIs 3Si Front street city.
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FORDHAM NINE TO
PLAY THIRTY GAMES
Schedule Is Most Pretentious
Ever Arranged by Bronx
University.
HAVANA AN OPPONENT

Fordham's complete baseball schedule
as announced last night by Manager
Frank V. Mcmahon consists OF thirty
contests. seventeen OF which will be
staged at Fordhsm Field. The list IS
the most pretentious ever arranged at
the Bronx university, and includes
games with most OF the leading teams
Of the East
Among the Maroon mines opponents
this year will be Yale, Princeton, CO.
lumbla, Army, Navy. the University OF
Havana Dartmouth, Holy Cross SYRIA
cuse and Georgetown. The annual home
series with Columbia, Georgetown and
Holy Cross will again be played this
season.
One OF the prominent features OF the
schedule Is the game with the Uni
versity OF Havana nine, which will be
played at Fordham Field on Thursday
May 20. The contest with Syracuse
means the renewal Of athletic relations
between the upstate college and the
local institution after a lapse OF a de-
cade.
The schedule originally consisted OF
only twenty games. but as the result OF
recent decision OF the athletic coun-
Gil that baseball would be resumed this
year on pre-war basis Manager Nc
Mahon has since increased the number
of dates TO thirty.
Six weeks of continuous outdoor prac-
tlce has fitted the Maroon nine for a
long campaign, which will begin with
the Cathedral College game on April Q,
practice contest with the Federal Re.
serve Bank Club has been arranged for
Saturday, March 20.
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The Weeona Reds will start it's twelfth
successive year with one Of the fastest
light semi-pro teams that this club has
put on the field VIII play Saturdays,
sundays and holidays. For games write
y. Moore. 400 West FOrty-eghth street
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sox, Shelburne. Graywood Jrs, Gin
ton A. g., the Lincolns and all teams
averaging IL years For games COM
municate with u. A!brecht, 1SS Gates
avenue, Brooklyn.
The spartan r. G. will open>its base
ball season on April 6 with the Semi
role Cubs at the Parade Grounds. Man
ager Mylcs Wolfe would Ike TO close
Saturday, April ), with some light team.
For games address NJ. Wolfe, 554 sixth
avenue. Brooklyn. All games to be
played at Parade Grounds.
The Webster a, G. Of New Rochelle
is DESTROYS OF booking games with all
teams in the metropolitan district aver
aging IS years. VIII also play teams
within 100 miles OF New York city.
Games to lie played Oh home grounds
or opponents field. For games write
Charles $. Feola. 1l9 Webster avenue,
New Rochelle, y. Y.
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A fast all around player wishes try
ont with some, fast home team. Ads
dress q. G. Derr, IS Mannheim street,
Elmhurst, l.. I.
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senccns Seek Cameo.

The Seneca Club. uniformed team
averaging abou, 10 years. is anN-
ious to book games with teams OF like
strength. Louis KATE. who Joined the
United states navy soon after war was
declared. WINS recently discharged and
will again don Seneca uniform. For
games address Samuel Keshlansky, ia
East Ninth street, city.
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The Panama juniors would IKE 10
hear from all teams averaging years
Dates open In May and June. Address
Louis Des>L 81 LeonarG street, Brook
iyn.
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Three good players, formerly with Tho
Dclmore White SoX for the past Tour
seasons, would like To near from a fast
semi professional team. Homo AMI uni
formed team preferred. William Orms-
Doe, 100 Evergreen avenue, BROOKLYN.
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The Evergreen Baseball Club. fas,
travelling team, would like to hear from
teams with home grounds. For game.
address Peter Kutzelman. PA Irving
avenue, Brooklyn. Telephone 500 F'ara
gut between A. NJ. and L. NJ.
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\ good catcher formerly played viii
The United states Naval League. would
Ike to connect with good scm-pro
fessional team around tho city Louis
NuGler 2O2S Gates avenue, Brooklyn.
The sun., 1919-03-23

The Shipntters baseball team. last
years winner OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard
championship. has added several FIRST
class players 10 its team this sea son and
Is now booking games. In addition to
competing IN the Navy Yard League the
Shipfitters have decided to travel before
the league opens. For games address
Baseball Manager, ShIphtters Baseball
Climb BROOKLYN Navy Yard
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Scores of New Baseball Teams
Will Play in Week End
Contests.

answer as soon as possible. J. 4. Fischer,
manager, Sc Berry street, Brooklyn. Ny.
The sun., 1919-03-23

The Tacoma II. n. G. of Bay Ridge
Brooklyn. has reorga lized and is open 70
meet all amateur teams averaging 2
years AZ n recent meeting of the mem
bers Seward was elected manager and
BARLEY captain, The following players
will make UP the team: walsh, Barrett
Jones. McCauley. Kelly, Harris. Shaha.
han, Keegan and Maceda. For games
call Bay Ridge 1891 between and s
z. NJ.
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The Sche d. le FoIIows.

April >. Cathedral az Fordham; 5. In.
Er-seals at rordham; 3, Seton Hail at
Haven. Conn: IL Seton Hall at Ford.
ham; II, Boston College at Fordham; IL,
I.ehigh at Fordham; II, Tufts at Fordham
Nd: -. Baltimore International League
team at Baltimore. Md. rs. Georeetown
at Washington, d. C.; 20. Catholic Uni.
versity 1T Washington. ID. C.; 80, Columbia
at Fordham.
May =. Boston College at Boston. Mass.
g. Holy Cross at Worcester, Mass. 7, CO.
versity at Fordham; 10. ViIlanova at Ford
ham; II, Princeton AZ Princeton. Y j.;
u, U. :, Military Academy at West Point
20. Dartmouth az Fordham; %, Holy Cross
a. Fordham; "a, Rutgers at Fordham; 20,
University OF Havana Mt Fordham: 80,
c at Bay Ridge.
June ., syracuse at Fordham; g. La.
iayette at Easton. Pa. 5, Colgate at Ford q.
ham pending: Z. Colby at Fordham
(pgL ding.
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4 pitcher, also plays FIRST base. a
CORNER college player, would Ike 20 play
with good semi professional team.
Have played with New York A. c. and
Moutclair \. G. and Kinysbridge Ath-
letics. Address II. milford, 5S2 West
Twenty-eighth street, city.
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The West side Standards. strong
sem!-profe ssional team. has reorganiEed
for this season and are now booking
games. Address John A. Barrett, 435
West Twenty-eishth street. Telephone
1854 Chelsea after s p. NJ
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The Waverleys baseball team. a uni
formed nine averaging 10 years. would
like to book games with teams of like
strength. For games address William
WEIGH. $40 West Fourth street, city.
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The fast Tiger. Jrs.. of Brooklyn would
like to hear from good inielder and a
good battery. and who can handle n
$1.2: ball. Those living in Bedford,
Greenpoint or Williamsburg preferred.
Answer quickly. ]. a. Fischer, mana ger,
Sc Berry street, Brooklyn.
The sun., 1919-03-23

The Hiehbr!dse Athletics have Few
dates open for home teams. Would like
to close April I with n home team.
Address Louis Jackahan. 375 Williams
avenue. city,
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The Mouteiair Athleti~-; Tub az Monts
clair, y, j., will have a strong baseball
team this season and will play on home
grounds each Saturday and holidays All
teams wishing TO book this club are re-
quested to write II. +. Mcconnell, Is
Pine street, city.
Tho ElwOod Cubs Of Brooklyn, the
champions of the Bushwick section OF
Brooklyn. want 10 hear from all teams
averaging . years. For games address
Joseph Greenteldcr, 100 Stanhope street,
, Brooklyn.
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The Richcreek Athletics. Jersey =
oldest semi-professional team and which
last year beat the Tletjen-Lang nine.
have Saturdays and sundays open FOR
home teams, Address w. Walker, 1924
Second street. North Bergen. y. J.
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TIC Cedar lun;5rs, 4 twelve year-old
team, would like to hear from all teams
of like strength. Address J. Kcayns. 900
High street. Brooklyn
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George "Chicl' Fagin, n former col
lege pitcher, would like to connect with
some semi professional team. y reliable
batsman, Address 1895 Dumont ave-
nue.. Brooklyn
The sun., 1919-03-23

The AN-Americans, which last sea son
lost only three games OF twenty-five
played, are III tho field again this season.
WIN play on Saturdays only. For games.
address X, Feith, 220 Second street,
Union Hill. ". j.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
PRODUCTION AND THE H. C. L.

The prospect every American having fair share OF the
things necessary sustain life and make it worth living de-
ponds much upon the speed and quantity in which those
things produced If able for certain length
of time to the whole of productive powers to
making useful things and nothing else their cost woudbe
reduced spite OF the Vaccinations of the protee to
price which would enable everyone to have all required
1t is obvious that the eaners OF the country con-
constitute the chief market which the producer must look
for the purase of the goods produced In the main 1t
necessary that produce for ourselves and others such
things as require such food, clothing and shelterf
If suficency of such things produced, their prices
would fall to level where all might obtain what their
esstes demanded.
The cheaper those things become the less they take
of the wages of the workers. the money IS freed tor the
purchase other things and demand is created for fresh
commodities This demand furnishes further employ
ment and additional wages. So this cycle continues to
volve indefinitely around production BY increasing pro-
ducon of living only decreased but employ
augmented and money is liberated to command less
necessary things
If do adopt every Of increasing output IT
do not abolish waste and unnecessary expenditure
we must gradually mpoverish selves nation.
Unless give larger share of national effort to
ducton necessities and luxures that capt.
tai may be released for plants and machinery for further
production conditions will be produced which will tend to
lower the general standard of life of the carriers in
spite of higher nominal wages.
But if prepared work hard to spend wisely to
regularly to down waste and extravaganza and
and invest securely, shorter working hours will become
possible wages will be really and nomnay higher and
prosperity will be national portion.
One of the greatest aids the fuerance of this program
is consistent and regular investment in
ngs securities War Savings Stamps, Thrift Stamps Saw
ngs Certificates, and Liberty Bonds offer opportunity
for the putting aside Of any OF money matter how
great small They SAFE they bear high interest and
investment in them capital, opportunity
and new prosperity for the people of the nation.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
THE WALKER RIVER STORAGE PROJECT
CONTINUED from page one.)

continued
glance for any selected height OF dam.
| do think you realize what magnificent empire you
will have when comprehensive storage opera
ton 1t will produce forage and food ufs for the entire state
then will be the land of kline swne of milk and
honey OF fruits and flowers of husky boys and healthy girls The
deep which fall the wind summit of the Seras
the southwest will be transmitted silver dollars and golden
eagles in the lower valleys.
John Paul Jones' when his little ship the Bon Homme Richard
all shot peice sinking condition and only kept
from sinking by graphing attached the Scraps when these
kept place hand hand conflict the deck
of the the superior numbers and with half his
killed disabled asked by the Of the Scraps
do you surrender? he replied mo, haven't begun fight
And from this desperate situation this ndomtab fighter fought
and the notable victories recorded
history TO change the word say you that you have be-
gun gate here decent duty the
you have will s ,urther you don't know how gate
yet Your lands properly eveled graded You have
intensive cultivation. You flow Of the
high places and then e her Gallagher with
trouble that OF water at times while at the
periods short Storage will give
needed Your water rights decreed
flow for the OF the number of # allotted One
running continuously for 90 seconds minute 60
hour and "a hours day nearly # of
water $1,000 cubic it. Of Consider all the
allotted i'll the district for the you will that
immense Of Probably the flow
of the May is sufficient
cultivation you could right when YOU have
properly prepared lands and learned how rrigate with
comprehensive system that you lust
right time think you will 2H acre feet to the
that is depth Of 80 inches each waterngs
will be suf6ient N
In closing would say behind your and vote this
bond issue with whoop Put all the you raise
Raise the pressure 200 pounds throttle valve and
60 it. The PR jeet is SAFE SURE AND SOUND.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20

thence first course East along the South line
of the NJ X. Penrose lot and through the
middle of the concrete wall on the South line
OF the said Penrose lot a distance of 247h TT;
thence second course South distance OF so
feet; thence third course West distance Of
2471l feet; thence North along the section
beginning. Together with the buildings and
improvements said lot situated Elk
cepting and reserving therefrom that part
of said lot heretofore and now used as a
part Of Main Street in the City of Yerington.
Fourth Unto Will McDonough the follow
ing lots of land and improvements:
Beginning at the Southwest corner of the
lot in the foregoing paragraph described,
which said point is 1889 feet North from the
section corner common to Sections IA &15,22
&23. Township IS North, Range Is East,
NJ. D B. Nm, running thence first course
East distance of Jaw feet; thence second
course South a distance of 35.4 feet: to the
North line of Grove ST., thence third course
West along the North line of Grove Street
distance of 247H feet to the section line
between Sections Ia &15, T. 10 N R,25E.
MDB. & NJ, thence fourth course North
distance of 35.4 feet to the place OF
beginning. Together with the improvements
on said lot situated. Excepting thereform
all that portion of said lot heretofore and
now used part of Main Street in the
City of Yerington.
Fith-Unto C.. f. Wcdertz the following
lots of land and Improvements:
Beginning at point 979.61 feet North from
the Section corner common to Sections IA
IS p and % in Township 10 North, Range
IS East, M.D.B. & NJ, running thence first
course East distance of 247H feet along
the south line OF Grove Street in the City Of
Yerngton; thence second course South dis
lance of 81 feet; thence third course West
a distance of PAW feet; thence fourth
| course North a distance of 81 feet to the
point of beginning. Together with all
buildings and improvements thereon situated
excepting and reserving that portion OF said
lot heretofore and used as part of
Main Street in the City of Yerington.
And to have it decreed by the above en-
titled Court that the Plaintiffs are the owners
thereof, and that the Defendants have no
right, title interests whatsoever of, in
or to the said lands, lots and premises, or
any part thereof, or the improvements there
on situated.
And you are further notified that if you
fail to appear and answer said Complaint the
Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the Complaint.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the Seal of
said Court the 10th day of September, A. d.
1912 at Yerington, Nevada.
Clerk of the Eighth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada. in and for the
County of Lyon.
(Court SeaD
By w j. Mckenzie,
Deputy
CLARK j. GUILD,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Date of first publication, Sept. Is, 1919.
Date of last publication, Oct. 49, 1919.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Chalmers. Model rs in
A, No. condition. Self start
er, electric lights. Will sell
for $1,000 cash or take small
car in trade.
Apply E. Johnson
Dayton Garage.
ESTRAY - A two year old roam
gelding, branded with a square, lines
extended upward and to right, on left
hip. Owner can have same by paying
legal charges. Clarence Wise, at the
Wise Ranch, Mason Valley.
LOST-Between Metro Theater and
Lyon County Bank, ladies
gold ring with Turquoise set.
Finder please return to the
Post Office.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
The Best Advertisement

The best advertisement any mer-
chant can have is satisfied GUS
toner No greater recommendation
can be given an article than the fol-
lowing by f. B. Milburn, Prop,
Guion Drug Store, Guion, Ark.
"We have sold Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for years and have always
found that it gives perfect salts
faction"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20

DAY Cd CHICKS-White. Buff, and
Brown Leghorns, Anaconas,
Black Minoracs, R. I. Reds,
Orpingtons, Barred and white
Rock.
Enoch Crews,
Seabright, Calf
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
WANTED-Job as cook, ranch pre-
ferred. Good cook. Man
Address, P. 0. Box 2o4.

FOR SALE - The Times has in
stock the following blanks for miners
and attorneys.
Claim Location Notices.
Certificates of Location
Forms are correct, prices right,
and desired quantities.
Proof Of Labor
Summons = Justice Court
Notice of Hearing Justice Court
-OOO-
FOR SALE-One or four galvanized
tanks, $50 gallons capacity.
Tanks can be seen at Alex.
McDonalds, Yerington Nevada.
WANTED-A young lady to work
in a grocery store.
Apply f. L. Scott. Mason.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20

Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Date of first publication, Sept Is, 1919.
Date of last publication, Oct. Is, 1919.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-09-20
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING,
DECORATING

| am prepared to do all classes Of
painting, paperhanging, tinting etc.
Specialist in interior decorating and
finishing. All work guaranteed to
be satisfactory. Viii gladly furnish
estimates on cost.
Call or phone the Brooks Hotel,
Yerington. Martin Christensen.
Jackson County journal., 1919-08-22
GOAT PAYS LEG FOR LOYALTY
Leaps From Mine Sweeper When
Sailor Goes to Rescue
Drowning Man.

New 4ork.-At the Bide-a-W Wee homo
for animals attention is focused iust
now on bringing about the speedy re-
covery of Jim, mascot of the British
mine sweeper Canada. Jim is goat
with a rigid conception of duty, and
the effect of discipline led him TO lean
overheard in the wake of his master
AS consequence he is now at the
nome with broken leg and minor
injuries. He was rescued from the
East river and placed in the hands of
the Bide-a-Wee management for treat
ment
Jim IS the property Of A. V. Nc.
Gregor, seaman on board the. Can
ada. McGregor trained him TO do
many tricks, but he neglected to- warn
him against leaping overheard. A MEM
Der of the crew of the Canada. which
mas been at anchor in the East river
feil into the water. McGregor leaned
after the man, and the goat leaned
aIter McGregor. For a time the goat
complicated matters, McGregor states
eut was finally landed on the deck of
the sweeper. The seaman was drownaa