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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11

scented by teams of three men each in
the high school livestock judging con-
test which will Be held throughout
the state within the next few weeks.
The state has been divided into 10
districts and from three to six teams
viii compete in each of the district
contests. Only high schools offering
at least two years of agriculture, or
county agricultural schools are eligi-
bic to compete in the contest, and
only the winnig teams in each of the
districts are eligible to compete in the
state contest which will be held in
Madison this winter.
The contests are held under the
direction of committee representing
the university of Wisconsin, the Wis
consin Livestock Breeders associa-
tion, and affiliated organizations, the
United States Department of Agri
culture, the State Department of
Education, and the State Vocational
Board of Education. 1t is planned
that the winning teams in the state
tournament will have the honor of
representing Wisconsin at the 1927
Dairy and International Livestock
shows.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11

List of Jurors drawn for the Nov
ember Term of the Circ1it Court for
Pierce County, Wisconsin, to be held
at the Village of Ellsworth, Nove,n-
Der 10Th, 1920.
Name and Residence
Joseph Stoetzel, Jr., Trimbelle,
Bern Lowell, Town of River Falls,
Frank Finn, City of River Falls,
Frank Holt, Elmwood,
Joseph Kennel, Town Of Maiden
Rock,
Chas. Carpenter, Village of Maiden
Rock,
Otto Grape, Gilman,
Henry Anderson, Hartland,
Henry Sears, Hartland,
Ellis Joranson, Town of Maiden
Rock,
Leo Armbruster, Trimbelle,
A. B. Lord, Vii. of Ellworth,
Everett r. Miller, Prescott,
John Crownhart, Salem,
VIM. Moran, Salem,
C. C. Wifi. Martell,
Frank Ravens, Prescott,
William Burgholtzer, Diamond
Bluff,
Elmer Frost, Vii. of Maiden Rock,
Peter Rasmus, 'Trimbelle,
A. C. Laue, City of River Falls,
William Fuller, City of River Falls,
Emil Stark, Clifton,
Lewis Harvey, Union,
Christ Wilkens, Ell Paso,
P. A. Haessley, Vii. of Ellsworth,
Jess Johnson, Clifton,
Herman Bliesner, Gilman,
Ed. Wild, Rock Elm,
John Doorak, Town of River Falls,
J. w. Allard, City of River Falls,
Lorenz Bethel, Oak Grove,
w. j. Irvine, Trenton,
Thomas Giles, Union,
L. G. Eichman, Oak Grove,
w. J. Shanks, Diamond Bluff.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
STOCK JUDGING CONTESTS

Teams representing the New Rich
mond, Roberts, River Falls and Ellis
worth high schools are competing in
local livestock Judging contests. The
winning team will represent this dis
trict in the State Judging Tourna-
ment.
The River Falls team will be
coached by ]. M. May, agricultural
teacher in the local Normal school.
T. L. Bewick, of Madison, has been
chosen as the supervisor and man
ager of the contest in this district.
Seventy high schools viii be repre-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-11-11
JURY LIST

List of Jurors drawn for the Nov
ember Term of the Circdit Court for
Pierce County, Wisconsin, to be held
at the Village of Ellsworth, Noven-
her Doth 1000
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
NOLDE BROTHERS. PIN TEAM
TAKES THREE-GAME SERIES
Dough Mixers Lose First Encounter
hut Come Back Strong in Last
Two Clashes.

At the Fietsch Alleys last evening s,
Whit Whitman and his Nolde Brothers
Dough Mixers came back, after los
ing the first game TO Pop" Vunck and
his McRac Clothing Company team by
scventy-cisht pins, winning the sec
ond and third games Of tho match
landily, the second by a margin Of
seventy pins and the third by thirty
seven pins.
After being outclassed in the first
game Whit" got his young charges
together. had a regular old-timc pep
inspiring bowling talk with them.
which evidently bore fruit, judging
from the WAY they Went after the
scalps Of Pop" and his cohorts.
Sammy" Swami. not content with
carrying off The high individual game
honors OF the evening for hts team
also grabbed Off the high three game
total with 4 count OF 625. lie amas-
Sed Il total OF $50 pins in his high
game. Whit" Whitman was there
with two 200" counts and 5S3
total
Pop" Nunck carried off the high
individual count OF the evening with
:i6 in his first game. and splinterod
the NAPLES for 6t2 IN his three games
Rarbcc also bowlcd excellent tenpfns
hitting the naples for two 200"
counts and three-Samc total OF JSS
The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

First r ;.ee: three futlons.
~: Josie .Gormnn. il' Aunt pcda' iii,
Msndie ,Wison -: T.nits. ia: Ruoy
Second race-pursc, 500, claiming: three
year -olds: six fnrlongs-Nccn.h To-: MURRAY
los; Blue Star. 1'1; 'Chunderbird In,; Kir.b
otash,. Iio: ossease grass 100: .FGreclorsIusrae
Third rses.pntse, so, claiming three
Eenr;oid: SIX furi"nE.-Barlcy Water III,
Edith X. los: Lonely. lpi: Rounding Through
Jo!; Modistc. 10; 'HacSamrrc loo: tC;rnv,
\. liz: Fleet. III. .'satana 1871 Pirate Ne.
Gee, i9e; .'nrldfcPiayrr %: 't. inhow D'vi.
purse: thrcc-yea. -o.ds ana up: Six furion-.
--P!ckwick us: DIVINITY III; Charts ~,
TatIo5 Maid. lol; Bn;et rrouC o.
Iask Ri 4; sssf lie N HeG ,... hG i,5.e nv
4ao; CruWnssii; io,: Ail1dehsran 10 = VII
iS,Wia; ies; Lame 80; Green M.n, lbs
S,rt dIo. Fs zee nS: $50 claiming four
Grlnnpy. I'D: i.uther. IL; Iuains. -. ~.
Mountain Rose. "a. los: sFra,r AIgrrns
193: Flasher. LOG: 'El Rev. 700: sPit iGs
ss sasf' r aSs k's."as ss5 5o'
one mile and a acknowledgements III: Lor
Elry. III: Marshon. ~ Dr CatmrGci III
Piisen. IL; .rruncs. iGa 'Alr!no ivg: sCay4i
Roy, 1os: mayor Calvin. Ics cree, Dol
ri. p iSs .Do lIfIS: n'oe Thistle 100; Tit %
cloudy: track, heavy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
BIG MAT ARTISTS TO SPLIT
PURSE OF FORTY THOUSAND
Stechcr ma CaddOck viii Work for
insignificant sum rs Compared TO
That offered Dempsey.
IBy Universal Service.


NEW YORK, Jan. 26-For!y thou
sand dollars for wrestling match,
$4,000 for the moving picture rights.
and from So TO $50 for scat.
No wonder the sporting world is
bcdlam. Just az it was trying TO
decide whether Jack Dempsey was
worth several hundred thousand dol
lars in these days of the high cost
Of everything, along comes Jack Cur
ley and says that Caddock and Stechcr,
VINO are TO wrcstlc at Madison Square
Garden next Friday night, are 10 di-
vide purse of $4,000.
Rlase New York still has its doubts
about any mat bout being worth that
amount OF iucrc. But the fact is that
Caddock and Stecher are guaranteed
that sum. And. in addition. a film
company has produced 100000 for the
itlm rights or this match. Even al
that. wrestling has come back to its
own again. 1t has elevated to its
former respect on sporting pro.
Erammes after years of disrcputc
Jack Curley is chiefly responsible foI
the rehabilitation. The Caddock
Stcchcr match, which he Is promoting
Is OF true championship flavor.
Caddoci and S,echer are unQuestion-
ably the two best heavyweight catch
as-catch-can wrcStlcrs in the country
taddocii is champion. and Stecher his
most dangerous rival.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race-:hrcc :urloncs-whippet lls
kan. ne tSimpsenl. :. 10 j., to -. OUT.
!. 10 ). third Tim. ~ rronp.,,,
.5unEabuck. scottv. Automatic Red Tut
second race-slx fur,onCs-pilscn. 1fs
George Wa:hnsSon, liz niooin nsm sefG Sc q
I; 10 !; : 70 /. Third Time: l:iG: - J
Frances Star. Pat Mecar,S and Sah prime k;:
;, Third raee-m!le and seventy yards-Iim
Hastings. 10 i5uxtonl. even. 70 10 ). OUT;
won; The Archer. 10 unnsford). 10 to J.
DcD. 10 6 ~ o'tN htttsM'ny ~ ,,rrtur-
l;Si %, Cormoran Al lima. Mountain, ,
Girl ] Am First ran.
III 'S Slhssj 5aSfU is
dear. 80 RlchcroSk) 20 To- y" NY
40 J. second: Nose. 100 (Bovicl, 20 10 l. 6
70 slan a iS !; ihi Gr;, TIM bn nogby
;is iaes ALIEN and Cock No Of the
III. Tif,h raec-milc and siS;oen,h--chiet
c ds V.rdona log lrhurSsrj; TO :, 10 >
pestor Tsntaius ana Eu '5s Ian ran 10 Pros
SIKH rsce-m!ie and dler
J. to &, second: Ben Ismrsor. iOi Glitch,
sFssio. s. 10 = ~ = T. + .hifa; rims
Frank Maddox mad Bran Born ran =
seventh racc-iuile and s!xtccnth-Ison,-
hast: loa uiuri;s,. 70 TO TO l.
Z tPierce>. 9 to /; 10 even thirt. ;r!n,.
10: 3-5;. Napolcon. Paul connolly Mar.
anon: Al Pierce. Cadillac. Grumpy ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
FINAL WORKOUT BEGUN
JOHN MARSHALL CUNT
PREPARING FOR RALEIGH
Richmond High school, Five IN We.
H"icish nasketccrs at Y. w, G. A.
Suturday Nlrhf.

Coach Tucker Jones assembled a..
John Marshall basketball squad in th.
\. NJ c. ~ gymnasium yesterday after-
noon to begin the final course OF ,n
struction preparatory to playing I'M,
game with Raleigh High, Of Nortl
Carolina. next Saturday night. TIL,
boys INDUCED in soal-shooting. a sho,t
scrimmage, and devoted the rcmaindcr
of the time to settlng-up work. rbls
was taken to indicate that the coac,,
regards his charges as being In f,rs,.
clnss condition, and is now takin..
pains only to keep them in that shane
Details incident to the game have
been settled, according to Manager
George Todd. Tho contest will hc
played In the y. w. c. ~. gymnasium
at L. NJ. Saturday. January al.
Turner Bothei, Of Washington and
Lee. will referee the contest, which is
to be proceeded by game between
tho Church Hill Athletic quint and on.
of the Mems Bank League teams
which ono has not vet been decided
1t was pointed out that John Marshall
has been Offering the beet prep basket,
ball cards seen In Richmond for con
siderable time. both in tho quality OF
the contests and the matter OF arr
ranging preliminary exhibitions to ac-
company them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27

Spider Church Hill
Game Tomorrow Night

Announcement was made last
night by athletic authorities nj
Richmend College that the game
scheduled for the Spiders five and
the Church Ilill Athletic Club
bnskctccrs has been postponed un-
til tomorrow night ON account OF
tho intercollegiate debate between
R5nu0lph-Mac and Richmond
College. The two tennis will hcgin
play tomorrow night on tho West
hampton charm" Mt S;iJ o'clock.
both fves arc reported 10 he in
tho best OF condition. aud n close,
exciting contest is expected. The
Spiders recently returned from n
tour OF tho state. and while they
failed to win n game tho Red and
Bluc teams defects wcrc pOintcd
out. md Coach DObson had them
working yesterday TO remedy tho
fnultS hc netcd. Church llili
Athletic Club Inns nm enyiuhIc re-
cord, md tho I:nSt Finders nrc plan
ming 10 make the collcEians hustle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Three Prominent Men
Mentioned For Jackets

Authoritative ATTACHMENTS were
made last night that Randolph
Macon College was dickcrinE for
the services OF Charles a. Dernlcr,
DIR. Rice Warren. or Lew Rclss to
direct athletics mt the Ashland In
stitutisn. II was stated recently
that Bcrnicr had signed u contract
with the Unirersity ~ Alabama to
direct athletics ut TINT institution,
md this point could not lie cleared
mp.
All of these mon nre Weli-known
I'm virginia athletic circles, and sre
popular with sport lovers through
out tho State. DIR. Warren mt pres-
emit hHs charge OF athletics at
Woodbury. FOrest School. while
Lew Reiss Ia doing athletic work
I'm Germany. ncrnier IL mt Virginia
Polytechnic Institute hut, according
10 previous reports, will leave the
DlacksburE Institution In juno 10
tnke MP work mt the University of
Alabama.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27

and was addressed TO an English row.
Ing enthusiast, whose interests are as
sociatcd with tho Henley stewards.
II was pointed out that. with the
regatta 10 begin Juno 30. Harvard
which holds tho cup through tho VIC
tory of it's crew in the last grand chal-
lcnSc race, could not defend, because
there would be no time to send IA crew
to England aftor the Yale-IIarvurd re-
gatta at New London. June %. Ea,c.
the matter OF challenging FOR the cup.
but would be similarly affected
The Union Boat Club. or this city, is
engaged in the development of Il crew
OF former varsity oarsmen with n view
10 being represented at the English
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
.ARMORY READY FOR CAME
SPORTS BODY COMPLETES
ARRANGEMENTS AT CONFAB
Stage Set for Quint Battle between
@f& Georgetown and Washington
49, and Ice.

Final arrangements for the staging
OF the Washington and Lee and George
ssIaGSt Monday night in the Glucs' Ar
s,s.1nory were made last night by mem
~hers of the Richmond Sports Associa-
tlen at meeting in Murphy's Hotel.
Reports OF the several committees
which have in charge the arrange
ncnts OF the game. were read and APP
proved and tho armory IS now ready
for RichmondS premier basketball
game of the year
have planned a night OF unusual ac-
tivity, and arrangements have been
completed for the staging Of three
games on the same night. BROAD Street
and Federal Reserve ,iycs. of the Bank
ing Mems League, Will meet in the
preliminary contest. while Church Hill
Index ppeal. OF Petersburg, will meet
in semi final game. Following this
game Will como the big contest OF the
night between Washington and Lee ana
Georgetown.
both ouint. Are Favoritcs.
Both institutions are favorites in
this city and one OF tho largest crowds
ever attending a similar event in Rich
mond Is expected to be present. Gov
ernor and Mrs. Wes;moreland Davis.
have announced they Will attend. az
General of Virginia, and Mr.; and Mrs.
n. S. Halves and party will complete
the list Of sponsors and all will be the
Colonel Stern is an alumnus Of Wash
ington and Lee.
Although the game Monday night
report Of the games committee was of
especial interest. Chairman klcvcsahl,
OF this committee, stated that he had
received the signed contracts for the
game in tho Blues Armory between
Johns hopkins University and tho Uni
Sersity OF Virginia on the night Of
February 20. similar documents nave
'.neen received from Richmond College
and Virginia for their contest Fcbru-
airy &c at the Grays' Arnory.
Several Other Games Announced.
In addition to the contests between
university quints. the Sports Associa-
ton will promote the championship
Collegiate Athletic Association, in
which Richmond College participates.
The Spiders VIII meet William and
MARY February II; Hampton sidney
February %. While this completes the
roster of games definitely arranged, tho
organization is planning 10 bring TO
Kichmond later in the season the Camp
Church Hill Athletic five.
Advance Information indicates that
tie Camp Humphrey five has one OF
the STRONGEST. combinations seen in this
player is Vidal. 1916 center on the
West Point Military Academy five, and
a member OF the AN-Alnerican basket
running mate TO Elmer olirhant on tho
1916 Army football team The remaiu-
der Of the quint is said TO be com
posed OF former army stars.
Association Favors boxing Bill
Following the regular business the
aSsoelaNon had an informal discussion
az me boxing Bill. which will be CON
SACRED BY the state Legislature to-
night. Tho members stand heartily in
favor OF the boxing measure. but like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
!. CIerelnnd AMard.h ronrn.

NEW YUM. Jan % zinc grand
American hnnGicap tournament Of Tic
-fAmerican TrapshOoiing Association
M1ll he hcld IN Cleveland August
2S2s. 1t was announced here tonight
bG Stoney McLinn. sccre,ary-msnagrr
.2f the association. Trapxhoottrs from
~ sections Of the United states and
Tour provinces OF Canada will partic-
apate in The conteste.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
CHAMPION LOSES MATCH
Hob Martin Outpointed by 4. T.. +
liuddy I'm Exhibition
at Akron.
IRv Universal Sorvice.l

: Nv Z NV FHIFlilI s1FrNICc.T
CLEVELAND. ONO. Jan Ca
controversy which arose over a bout
staged ia France by men OF the ~ r..
y. was settled tonight when Sergeant
Fay smith outpointcd Bob Martin, OF
Akron. champion heavyweight OF the
y l.. i. in slashing ten-round
bout here tonight.
Both men met in a bout in France.
which resulted IN a draw. Since that
time they have been anxious 10 meet
IN deciding battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
wounded boxer VIII ncco,rr,

NEW iORK. Jan. 2G.--"WilIic" Lew
severely wounded by two unidentified
men at his cafe in Fourteenth Street
last night. was said to be much in,
proved today. by Physicians at tho St
NiNcentS Hospital. where lie IL pa
ttent. lie is eNpcctcd 10 recover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
HARVARD ASKS EXTENSION
Crimson Desircs Henley RcEetta TO he
Held One Week Later, SO II
Nay Enter Crew.
lBy Associated Press. ]


CAMBRIDGE. MASS, jan os.-hn
informa! request has been sent 10 Eng.
land that the English Henley reEetta
he held week later than planned, so
that Harvard University may send q
crow to defend. and Yale possibly
challenge. for the grand challenge cup,
1t was learned today. Tho request was
contained in n letter from man
closely in touch with Harvard rowing,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
DRAFTING 1920 SCHEDULE
VIRGINIA LEAGUE HEAD
STARTS ARRANGING GAMES
bradley Forwards Information TO Mike
Finn, mud Slate should lie
Ready shortly.
n 800" wv siNSh

falls" VIZ s''''
snci, Is nc motto OF W. II. Bradley.
ing from information secured when tho
popular head Of tho Old Dominion Cir
afternoon. Bradley stated Iatn in
cident to tho drafting OF tho srhedul.
had had been forwarded Mike Finn. who
Virginia League. and shat tho doem-
Inent should be ready within the ncN,
thrcO weeks.
Schedule Peculiar One.
According 10 the league head. The
schedule of his circuit is ono, OF the
most peculiar ever arranged on account
9 OF the f IA that the cities divide satur.
is tho only. city given ali week
games, while Wilson, ~ G. is given
contest. The .arhcei city prefers The
ek-day affairs. while tho Virginia
capital is vice versa and wants tho Sat
urdays.
will open Arrii 90 WITH rv>.rs nn re
p play in lMSi.S,hmond; SUFFOLK in New:
Norfolk in Portsmouth. The following
day Richmond will go TO Petersburg.
n9Sky !, Mo %ntfo to Wilson. and Forts
those cities, Newport News and Suffolk
wiii ni1E the mrs, rst three games in tho
HOLIDAY. Are Divided.
Holiday double hcaders--Dccoration
Day and July twill he spIit. owing 70
tho compact circuit. Both these dates
TALL on Sunday. but will hc observed
Monday. and The teams will given them
selves by tho same schedule OF tho
first two days of the scnson. with the
exception OF Suffolk and Newport News.
The Tigers and the Shipbuiiders will
play in ono city in the mornin:, and
the other in tho afternoon
President Bradley is optimistic over
son and believes that the increase In
salary as result OF jumping from
Class in Class r will add interest 10
the game in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
SP0RTSMEN ARE TARGETS
Republican Senator Introduces Meas
:. ure Sounding Death ItnelI of Gam
blers Not Mt Track.
| BY Associated Press. ]

I. yyASHINGTON. Jan. 2G.-A bill TO
prevent transmission by mail or wire
OF any record of betting odds on horse
races or other contests IN which man,
beast or automobiles takes part was
introduced today By Senator sterling,
Of South Dakota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
INIcIi.irs

8; The pictseh Alleys this. evening the
League. come together. and three warm
games are expected. At TN" Palace .ileys
League. Will attcmpt 10 tumble the Cook
Printing COMPANY team from the league
leadership. these two teams being NOW ut
tic each having won 20 and lost IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
FITzsIMMoNs WINS MATCH
Son or Old Fighter Outboxcs Eddie
West In Jersey CIty-Other Good
Exhibitions Are Given.
IDy Univcrsai Scrvlcc.l

JERSEY CITY. Jan. 26.--YounE Fob
titxSimmons. son of 4 famed father
in fistic affairs, added another heavy
weight feather to his ambition tonight
seventh round OF their scheduled eight
round contest at the Arena Athletic
Club.
Young Fitzsimmons punished his
man badly, but was prevented from
landing knockout by the lattcr's
Skilful! covering uD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Champlon O,naMd MIN. AGAIN

Champion O'Dowd Wins AEnin.
SYRACUSE, y. y, Jan. 2G.-Mike
o,powd. Of ST. Paul, knocked on;
Young" Fisher. OF this city, in the
lhird round Of u scheduled ten round
boxing bout here tonight. O'DowG
was complete master from the start
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27

Following the regular business. the
assoeiation. had an informal discussion
az the boxing bill. which will be con-
ssdeEed BY the State Legislature to-
1iSht The members stand heartily in
- favor Of the boxing measure but like
y wise are desirous OF attaching several
amendments 10 he present bill and will
% present tonight TO push the passage
@. me b!!l and The amendments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
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Swamp Root makes friends quickly be
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Start treatment at once Sold at all
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However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR.
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mention this paper.