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Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
LIVE sABLEs

Two 1.-Two mblcs from Ono Arctic woods of sborIo tbo Gut living
 necimons of Che precious species over brought across Che Pacific arc aboard tbo auxular-poworcd schoon- or EomchauSaIo of tho ubbard-swon- son Company of Seattle which Is now blowing her way toward Cape Flauory homow1rd bound aiicr trading an summer along Che shores of Kamchatba and Che Siberian Arc- tie. says Che Seattle Times
 Is said that less chan 100 pcr- sons In thc United sutc1 have over nlod on 1.-Two sable. though Che fur of Che animal .s worn by tons W thousands in hs country The two which hc Kamchauu Is bringing from Siberia win probably bc seen lat Che second of Che Hibbard-swcu- son Compauy's ble iur sales.
 Webster defines thc ablo os ca rarniyoroua mammal .mustc'a zibol- unol belonging to Che same genus as Che marteus" Fm experts say it is Che behos, member oi tho eat fame uy. Ia soft aud valuable fur is the product of environment including climatic conditions Tho Siberian able described as Che most valuable of an sables. dwclls n Che most. northery forests of Asa. being a .emI-Arcuc dcn'lou. lt Hives iu Che heavy timber and brush where the light is dim Che greater part Of lhe ycar The less ieht the darker che skin. which explains why tho sable killed In November December and January always have the dark skins so highly prized by Che air.soX.
 There are mo genuine sahles on tb.s continent according Go fur oy- ports Tho nearest approach Is tho Alaska mar.cn which sometimes Is referred Co as 8 sable. but it Is said To hc only a related species
 Olaf swcnsou of Che Hubbard swen- son Company headed Che Kamchat- kas trading expedition. which n- rudcI tbo rounds Of tbo compuys suuoa. and posts u KamchotW and Che Siberian Arctic
 Thc vessel has valuable cargo of Siberian mrs. ivory. whaiebouc. woi- rms hdcs bear skins and Che Ikc hc boar sNue ncwue a number ol no'ars and grizzlies The Kamchat- .hatm mUoI from Seattle the frt vocE m May BesId. thc uH ou hc ycsH ho Hbbarl-suca.on Co. H bringing large shipments %. the Siberian product by steamship from VIadIyostos
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice e hereby e.ym that pw- uant to am Act Of Congress ape proved May 2. Ie06. entitled "Au Ac. Providing for Che Election of Q Delegate To Che House or Rcprcscn- uGvcs from Che Territory of Alaska and am Act Of Congress approved August 2i 1912 entitled "An Act .o Create Legislative Assembly In he Territory of Alaska. To Confer Legislative Powers Thereon. and for Other pmpose and In conformity herewith. a general election win be hold ou Tuaday November 9 1920. botRcm he hours Of o'clock a. m and 2 o'clock D. m. of said day. for Inc purpose Of olccuue tho follow ing oU.cor. to-wit.
 Delegate to Che Uouac ot Repre-
 .nuvos from One Territory Of Nan. One member of tho sonate ot thc Territory of Nasha four mcm- bors of tfc House of Representatives or hc Territory of Aluka two Road Commissioner for Road Dis rIc. No One. one Attorney General lor Che Territory Of Alaska
 The Common Council Of Douglas having berc.orforc by ordinance. duly designated Che voting precincts ot said town and Che polling places m caeb thereof Che electors are hereby notified.
 That al duly qualified voters re- siding within Che boundaries of Pro- emot No One of aId town Of Doug os. which arc as follows North and vest of KuHe street. win vote at ry Han Building located on See ond sr.el which building is owned by Che City of Douglas. One same be- ue Che duly designated polling place m and for said Precinct No One. Town Of Douglas
 That an duly qualified voters re- siding within the boundaries of Pre- cuct No Two Of saId town of Doug us which are as follow. south and east of Knl.o Street win vote ot Naa.or.um Buldne located on St Ann Avenue which building .a owu- ed by A. T. e. M Co. Che amc be- me Che duly designated polling ploce i'm and tor Precinct No. Two. Town of Douglas
 Dated tb.s 25th day of September. Ig20. lSieucH
 TuE COMMON COUNCIL OF
 THE TOWN OF DOUGLAS
 By Ia ". Kilburu Clerk.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
PRODUCTION or
 GOLD DECLINED
CcontIuuad from page D

Continued from page ll able taan tho~ in Che United states
 lu addition to paying thc exchange discount which u thc cose Of Che French industrial consumer of gold would amount to loo per cont more m francs man the price paid before Che war. Che French government has mnoaeI a sumptuap 'al for Che use of gold In Che fabrication oi articles lother chan moucyl ofGO ims per hccoeram C3.75 per lime omco) by law of June 20. 1920 Previous to thal date the guarantee taN Hos a7 francs. 50 ccuumos per hc.r9 gram The F-onch government iua ude thn uz in formal document transmitted to tho United Stat@ Bu- rcau ol Foreign and Romestic Com- morcc. as follows Moreover th.s ux. striking as it does luxury goods. or uucsuuaI articles. enters into Che category ol a mmpuay taN Che lcyyng of which Is admitted by ol economists as Q legitimate proceed uro"
 It a Important chat thc gold min- mr industry loo kcpt alive for fear uhat wIh greatly reduced production there win boa difficulty In retaining Che gold standard durng popular campaign for credit restriction ac- companIcd by declining prices The continued depletion of Che gold stock by excea czportauon and n- dustrlal use win seriously impair Che public confidence n Che nations finance and currency unless normal gold output a Insured
 The gold mining industry w.l. be completely shut down unless cone .uucIye aid is provided without de- Iay I'm which oycut It wul take year .o develop a normal output of gold at very much w.alcr expense. To allow thc gold mines of Che United States Go cave .n and m with water entails d waste ol developed gold rc. slurcc. which u a most critical. hour af financial need win cause want No argument can hc made .n favor ll vasc The tmc Co act f now before lho industry is shut down.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
CHILD ILL

Mr. and Mrs. R c ul.nn Iar- mvly ol Coughs Island arc n Ju- reu from Ch.chasa' with hc.r HIc hr.o-rc1r.o.I hor who is In Ann hospital quite stick wth ty- nH.d ..t.- The NtfIe fellow was t...n .... at c....aeof and Mr. and Nr. ua.u brought h.m to Juneau early .as week tor medical a.'cu- Hnr
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Harold Gauras Che husky basket. ban r'ayer uas arreolh'r surprised ne Friday evening by numto Of hs young friends in honor Of his
 sixteenth birthday During Che evening rlr's wore played and fe- ro.hment screwed A loIe. ease was presented Co thc young man In remembrance. of IH. day.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Uiuh Street between Main and anM.rl aLrnnln. Innnnul

Finh Street between Main and
 Seward Streets. JuncaD
 scrwccs arc held every Sunday at in Che church Of Che Chris Clan Science Society Of Juneau on .Fub Street between Main and sow- ard streets The subject for next Sunday win Doe Probation After Dooth."
 Sunday school at l2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting ct S:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room 8. Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays from 9 to f.8O D. m. and from to .9p m. Wednesday evenings. 2 to &.
 Tho public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit Che Reading Room
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
MISSING MAN

The Governors o.Ioc has been asked io as.at m locating Peter rhooIorIs who. It s a.d 'cit for Nasm m lal1 Tho information s a.kol for by h. brother Theodore rhoodors 70. llo Nor.h Washing tom Ay.auc. Lansing Michigan who atcs Ha, it Is very urgent ic Ia.r from him.
 Amy information should nc for. vHd.I tl tH. Governors oHIoc. Ju. uoIu.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
BOWLING

The date ol tho opening Of tbe Uromon's bowling tournament at TradwHI Is said to ho drawing closer as Che ume for .ae arrival O. Che new pins for Che bowling alleys draws ucarer Teams from Thaue Alaska Jmelu TrealWeI Rcady Bullion and Douglas have s.m.aod he.r intention of competing m 'fc affair
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
neptRTNENr OF THE INTERIOR UutcI States Land ou.oa
 Juneau AIa.Ea
AUeU| VI I.-U

August lh. I.-N. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN chat pof.r A. Anderson ol Douglass Alas ta la mod notice O. hIe intention to uhml. mu ,hreo year proof n mo.. of l homestead cnry s.r.al Ul6s2 for land embraced m u S Forest Survey No. fN. Dsur lU.H situated .u Ia. 5N lH aD. N. Long. Ial. I1' I5' ". Mag. War; aI. eC F on Douglas H'aud west shore ol GaHIuoau Channel. maur- seyoi land Naau. and more rart.c- u.9rIy described
 Commencing a. Cor No. whence rsLM No. 9. be1r s
 N- 2g aU" ". 1O5l1 chs
 ure. N %. 1a E. 955 chs ta Cor No. 9. M c. on line Of ordinary high Udo. Cas.ueau Chmue. thence meandcrus said channel CD s. lU. f5' E. iO0 cns co $. lU. 00' P. ls.OO ch. CIs E- I5' E. 2.G1 cts, to Cor No. 8. M c. on said channel thence $. aa IH w. IIU5 chs to Cor No. i thence N t2a 50 w. 2Gf3 cuH to Cor No. ]. tao nlaca of hoe.u- uMe containing 2iif acre..
 Final nroo. will bo ubmittod bee f1re Che Register 0l Che v. $ Land Ourc ot Juneau Alaska. or che llth day O. December i9-I by said Anderson and two ol the following witnesses Hmhar, Guvaock Mi- chad Hudson. Andrew Martin and John Davidson. an of Douglas Alaska
 FRANK A. BOYLE Register F.ut publication Scpt a 1920. For Che best and uoatos, job pr.nt- ue. como t0 Che News oGIce
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22

For Che best and uoa,os, job print. me. como Co Che News onico.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22

Wm c sme. for many ycara chie. of One ssarvay urc department has been appointed city marshal ot che Wind, civ vice John z Wood. who resigned to takc a trip to Che su,cs Slime a au oll-ame or.c.u Of Che San Francisco fire department
 A NcIakahtn boat builder has made hc suggestion uha. a ways and tracks should be constructed at Ke,.lkau To take care ot at least Q hundred boats so that ,muey mon would mot dud it necessary Go take their craft south each nu uc claims chat it would leave thousands ol dollars u Che territory tha. now goes t1 outside mechanics.
 Roger D punoa has been appoint .l mnnaeer ol Ono freight and ual- II. lealrmr.. of che foreign and .oas-VI.e Incs of Che rac.d. steam ship Company pmnoo was cou- u.e,cI uth Che White pas railroad rt s0eway n tac carly dags but turing che past few years haa been maua-or of tbc orIcuta. freight ua. Ic ol Che Admiral lne.
 Cu. Brm.l %. Am who was l-ra,eI last summer charged with hratt.mn,ed killing ot Father AL lard uas recently found uo. guilty by a jury at Prince Rupcr. Bru- .... accompanied by a mounted pod. I..mur and two viues.e. Larry oCouuor and Ta.u Ia.k went Co Prince Bm.r. late H September for .ae r.. I. was claimed at Che um. Inc trouble occurred chat Bru. r.r drew a gun ou Father Amd ml uas onr prevented from sboo.- us him by brunder
 The expenditure ol sl.UO0.HHH Nc.r .r for period t.n years s0outem plated by t0. Na.sa Road Comms- sion in road construction program a- which estimate. har. be.n suh- mteI to thc War Department rheo
 estimates bare boon approved hy Che Chic. ol Eueu0.rs. aeeorIne to al. vices received by Co. Iame Gordon s.o.se president ol Che commission. Ar outline o. Che program. together uUu l summary of che work done during he season u closing and plans for mex. years work has Iu. been issued by Co. s.oec
 Article. o. incorporation and l .um.u n,.mmt ol che Baker Hansen Prospecting Mining and De- ..ormmt Company have been roc ...roI n. t.e or..e ol the clerk o. th. district court at Juneau for ra.- ord The company Is au Arizona .or- ..nor having headquarters m Phoenix vrh r. A'a..H o0.e at saeuay Tho company has cape t.I .t..s ... .. frUU0.0.n. cone
 unr %. tu million starc. -of nuI.. six million have been issued m narmW. u- mining claims sa.d to be owned by i. near ssarvay and 1a which. II, Is understood rome de- saormu. vo.. was done lame che na. summer
 Arthur NHe..n. premier ol Cane .Ia s to attend Che dinner to be given n satu. or December to
 celebrate ,u. ru.uuz.a mn.vor- .r. o. ho organization ol the Yu- ..a Order a. Pioneer. at Fort Yu- ..r \ representative ol President. Wilson. uo. t.t named. win also be nr..nt as W.I as an th. Senator md Representative. from thc .ato ol Washington m. attendance vu he mr.I 10 --. naaou. Tn. menu .T .ous.s. ol .T Na.sa products. Including reindeer meat from Seward peninsula. oam from CorIov. nsh from EHoltaa paa.o.s from Mate auut. and Horr from the rrt flour mil. !" Oh. T..... r.II.r
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

Thor L.cr and Miss Sim Hcss vcrc married short ume aso at KetehIsan
 Cu banEeu capable ol holding % thousand tons of coat are nearing completion at Nc..HIaau.
 sheer capable of umus forty Cons have boon constructed O. Che Northern Iron Works at Nc.ca.bau.
 rh. recently orean.rcd poa. O. fhe American Les.on at Some has been named "Thomas A Ros. jr. Post No a American Legion.
 u.n male and female sousb.rls bag. uk.u ar ,o..e culture under a now music teacher ,nar recently ar- r.tcI .. N...Htau
 rrr r F Ulrr. Company cane t.r. corporation opoarus plants n N.ba. Ina. m.reas.l .s Oap..a.sa- tor from Si0n000 to fr-u.O0'
 said nat India e planning h.- anan. bHHure program and t.t Na..a srru.. h.. boon r.,om- mrH.I for m. construction ot thc u..an..
 r and Mrs A r. Mclean of u.r. U... U. ... North to locate .t It....I uu.. where Nr Me- r..r n.. purchased % moving p..- ur. He.u.
 John omIL a blacksmith .or- m.r.r employed n. Gypsum lI.l from h.r. failure at Juneau ou o. t0He- -. rh. l.....eI uas between s5 and b. years O. ago.
 Tu. H.r..u. . Mexican. was s.n- t.r... T.. ..l month. u iaI 70. Iu- r..u ...t e... ... shooting W.ta .u- t.rt n. s.u . .."o. from Che Eae.e Hoa. .- ar. u ..E Haro.man
 n.... who r.r. recently cN- amnI u. muut a. cauo. Inlet h..r .. uere |. enough power r.... H.. n furnish i0U a1ee- power. day for D pulp m.i Carroll Ir.. N..n.sar
 c. h-.. .e.I tt died at Juneau woe. .. ureHt, i.soe-e. after months illness Mr. Jarvis
 born m N.a..e.. oan.ia Ho I.r H.m. an.r hat boy anl dl nm. su.. t.e nU.r0.h0H.. o. any o. h.. r..r.. For -h. past two ,..- IT. ... n..r n ta. emn.o, ot m. l.... Juneau un.
 t..-.r- u He N.n.n. Neas r.I.r.. .. he Interior had n..n- did ur........ On 'ar n n winter m.. t during .ae caribou ru tH.-. m. nHr r.r. %. September l ..n.r..... ...u.t. of Che uu h.r .I animal. tn m. r.-l placed .. ... million. \ train oa ..o Tmr. N.I.. -'r.HI "s held mp nH.. band .. ....H.u which had -.. from m. main H.rI H. possession O. m. reht-  .....r .. crossing near Gilmore
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22

Mr. and Mrs Daniel CuuIe old- time residents oi skegway visited in Che Windy City Ias. week on their way Go the States. They have lived at Dawson for many years and this s their 0ut trip outside since 1900.
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
NEW HOUSE

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coetz of rrcalvcu have moved into now apartments In what was formerly Che rreaivoil post ou.ce The building has bcou remodelel for Q dwelling
Douglas Island news., 1920-10-22
Aurora Eaaupnent ao ]

Foreign anf n1nrs sfI- H rIrns iH -ta.t
Evening star., 1920-12-05
New ORLEANS Results

First race. five and half furlongs-Iance-
lot, II to 10. to : and 1 to =, won: Poultney.
q TO 5 and to 10. second; Approval. q 10 5.
third. Time Los IL. Scratched. Orlova. Waller
lie West. Keen Jane Cobalt Lass, Beck and Cal
and Calling
Second race. six furlnngs-Hnstler. IL to ;.
even and . TO ). won; Silence. 3 to and tG
). second; Iona 3 to ;. third. Time. l.16 10
Scratched Runmic and Riugrose.
Third race, six furOngs--Jago. 4 to =. I ta
3. out, won: Phantom Fair to l. to ). Il
2. second: Flmzsy. 10 to I. 4 to !. " to l. third
Time 1.16. Scratched Tingaling. Sugar Mint.
Ry Heck, Archie Alexander, A. y. Aiken. Big
Idea and Hidden Jewel.
Fourth race. five and a half fnrlongs-Mar
win May, 7 to 20, out and out. won: Vice
Chairman. to l. 3 to ). out, second Chesty.
so to !. 10 to l. to l. third. Time. LOS ).
Scratched, st. Quentin and Mahoney.
Fifth race. mile and one e-sixteenth-Rapid
Traveller. even, 1 to 4. out won: War Mask,
to 5, to g. ont. second: Tailor Maid ia
I. 6 to ). OUT. third. Time. 1.5O All go.
Sixth race. mile and one e-sixteenth--Broom
peddler. even. to ), to 6. won: Golden
Dawn. to .. even. 1 to 3, second: Ettahe,
to =. even. l to g. third. Time 1.51 %.
Scratched. Lady Mountjoy. kimPalong. Glen
WELL Merchant. Searchlight. Sd, and Dark
Hill.
Seventh race. mile and seventy yards-Susan
NJ. IL to :. Z to 10. 1 to 3. won: Beau Brum-
mel, Z to ), 3 to :, to 3, second Dancer,
to /, 3 to I, to ). third. Time. so 2-5.
Scratched, John l., Day. Alpena, Adelante.
Prunes. Guy Fortune and Harvey Smarr.
Evening star., 1920-12-05
TENNIS MEN TO CONFER
Executive Committee Is to Hold
Special Meeting Preparatory to
u. s. N. L. T. A. Session.

NEW YORK, December 4.-The ex-
ecutive committee of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association will hold a
special conference next Saturday pre-
paratory to the annual meeting of the
organisation in February. Various sub
committees will submit their reports to
thet executive committee for examna-
tioSs,s prior to stheir presentation to the
meeting, of the United States Lawn Ten
mis- Association.
The ranking committee met today to
prepare its report, and the chairman
stated that the committee had found a
notable increase in tourna ment play
throughout f7ie county 1t believes
that this years ranking will be the most
thoroughly representative Of any that
has been issued
A special committee appointed at the
Hast meeting of the executive committee
to prepare recommendation as to the
place for holding the national cham
nionship in 1921 also will report. Last
February the Germantown Cricket Club
of Philadelphia announced that it would
apply for the championship in 1921. and
the committee has held meetings to
consider the views of all the clubs con-
cerned. in order to prepare a report that
will cover the case fully,
Evening star., 1920-12-05

While supporters of each aggrega-
tion are confident their team will win,
| neither eleven will enter the game a
distinctive favorite. Each has been
thoroughly tested by a heavy schedule
and neither has been found wanting.
Impartial critics who have viewed
both combinations in play consider to-
days title contenders about as evenly
matched as possible.
The gridiron. well marked by yes
terday's college engagement will not
be in the best of condition. The
ground is soft and this may prove an
advantage for Rex. According to the
weights announced by the managers
of the teams. the northeast ciubmen
top their opponents by bit more
than len pounds to the man. But slip
perry going does not always handicap
| the lighter player so Navy Yard may
well offset this lack of avoirdupoiS
with its speed.
Rex has a combination averaging
1861 pounds against Navy Yards
average Of tritle more than 1876
pounds The set of forwards that
probably will start for Rex includes
| Litkus. who tips the scales at 201.
| He is the heaviest player named in
7 the tentative line-ups and his bulk.
with n couple of other 1S0pounders.
gives the ReXnen's rnShline an aver
! age of 1872 pounds. Navy Yards bal
| ances at 172.
/ This relative difference extends to
| the backfields. Carney. Baldwin.
| Reyers and Giebel are large enough
to let Rex start with 167-pound
quartet of ball carriers. Navy Yard
| has Schofield, Bleier, Mcbride and
Iica rione. with an average of 156.
| Each of the back outfits has shown
. plenty of speed during the season.
Beyers' long runs have featured most
| of the Rex engagements. while Scho-
field and Rleier have shared in SEN
sational Navy Yard advances.
Evening star., 1920-12-05

BILE amount of ability at the bat AS
a matter of fact, his ability 10 h!t
had been more impressive than MS
pitching.
Dauss Claims Credit.
A few weeks after the incident
have related, in which one OF the rams ;,
gave Rice his title of Man o war
the scene shifts to. Detrolt. ~ na
perhaps ten minutes before the start
of the game. was sitting on the
Detroit bench next to George Dauss.
crack pitcher of the Tigers. we Were
talking over some happening OF the
previous day. in which a great play
by Rice saved the day for Wasnlhs
ton. At that very moment Rlce. on
his way to the Washington bench,
passed us Perhaps you wonder VIVA.
caused Sam Rice, the average pitcheI'
to develop into Sam Rice the eXtraor-
dinarv outfielder. l will let PtGhe.
George Dauss explain AS sam "a'Ne"
by Dauss yelled at him: s,s.t
ou,fieider out of you?' Rice stopped
and replied: o,,
.I don't know whether to give you
credit for my success. or slip 1t TO the
infielder who made the error tnat al
lowed you to come to bat
Tell the boys all about ": san, ;d
while throw out my chest. said
Dauss. , .ooa
story The Detroit players were also
curious. We insisted that sam tel US
shout it. He came back to the ilger
bench. sat donwn and then uh1oldeu
the tale of how he became star OUT
fielder.
Rice Tells the Story.
"An YOU fellows who have ever seen
Dauss try to hit will appreciate What
ha CT a.
working against Dauss ana naVihg
fairly good luck. 1t seemed that, l
was to win a game. when. with a
man on third and two out, one or
our infielders kicked an easy ground
er, letting the tying run go over tne
plate. That error sent the game INTO
extra innings. In the last of the
twelfth. with a man on first. two
down and Dauss up. there seemed 10
be nothing to worry about. Unfortu-
nately. / pitched the ball just where
Dauss was swinging. 1t went to the
flag pole in center field. the runner
on first scoring easily, ending the
game. 49,
.sThat hit for three bases by Dauss
shaped my career. AS the winning run
went over the plate l decided my days
as a pitcher were ended. I planned to
assert myself when | reached the
clubhouse. Stepping inside. l sought
Manager Griffith.
Il am an outfielder or nothing after
today" was my greeting. He tried
to argue me out of my decision. but
to no avail. l never pitched another
hall as a big Lacquer. l have proved
was an outfielder. if not pitcher"
1t. is remarkable how some minor
will change ones entire ca :
reer. as did that three-base hit by
Dauss Rice. however, never has re-
GREETED II.
Copyright l92O)
Evening star., 1920-12-05
ONLOCAL, GRIDIRONS

The Quentin Juniors and Hilltop
Athletic Club will meet on the Monu-
ment Lot gridiron at noon today, in a
game for the 135-pound championship p
of the District. Quentin players are
to report TO Manager McCathran at
8th and G streets southeast an hour
before game time.
Ckerrydale Athletic Club. claimnat
of the 125-pound championship Of Ar
lington county, Va. wants game
next Saturday with the Congression-
ais. who consider themselves holders
Of the 125-pound District title The
Cherrydaie nagement may be COM
municated with over telephone Clar-
endon 86-J1. Calls should be made
between 6 and 7 pm.
Carlisle Athletic Club vanquished
Stonewall Athletic Club yesterday in
"A 14-tO-12 game. Missed goals from
tcuchdowns were responsible for
Stonewalfs loss
The Triangle Midxets pointed the
way TO the Todd Street Midgets in a
l2-to-3 engagement. The game was
played for the bantamweight cham
pionship of Bloomingdale.
The Shamrock eleven, which has
won six out of seven games played,
is ready to meet any eighty-fve-
pound team in the District Telephone
challenges to North S578
Evening star., 1920-12-05
PENN STATE LOSES WAY.
HAINES AND FIVE MORE

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, December 4.
Closing highly successful foot bal
season with a record untarnished by
defeat, although two tie games were
played, Penn State faces the dlsmal
prospect of losing seven and possibly
eight veterans before another season
rolls around.
BY far the most severe Loss will De
the departure of Charlie Way and H1nkie
Haines, two of the greatest halfbacks
who ever wore the Blue and Wm!e.
WAY has been the shining light for
three years and Bezdek classes him next
to EckersaN. the old Chicago star. as
the greatest broken-held runner that
he has ever seen -,
Others who will be lost are 'Red
Griffiths and Harold Hess guaros
Ranch and Beck, tackles; George
Brown. end, and probably kiilinger,
quarterback. Kil!inger may return, IN
which case he will be eligible.