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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-22
IN IeE DISTRICT COURT OF TIA
1oohrh JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF TIE STATE OF IpAHo
w AHo Foa THE coUTrT
OF LINCOLN
LorTT /. scgopDE,
Plaintiff,

~ ~ l. SStsODDE,
Plaintiff,
The uDknown Claimants OF
Lots Eleven t11) and Twelve
I2) IN Block c. Of Richards !
Addition 20 the Village OF /
Sheshohe. Lincoln County.
Idaho. and Lots Six ss). Seven /
90 and Eight fs) IN Block
Thirteen Q3) OF the original
townsite of Shoshone. Lipco,n
County, idaho; the unknown
heirs and deyisees Of John
Lemp. deceased; the unknown
heirs and dsvisees Of rhos. E
Logan tsonletinea written
Thomas f Logan, deceased
the unknown heirs and de-
visees Of L 2. Cartee de-
ceased; Louise }. Post. widow
and heir-at-law OF John A
Post. deceased: Anna Louise
Post, Edith Post, Theodore
John Post, heirs- at-law OF
John a. Post. deceased: the
unknown heirs and devisees
OF Alice Post, deceased: Eliz-
beth White, widow and heirs
ar-Iaw OF Jos. f. White
sometimes written ]. F.
White) decea sed; Gilbert T.
White; Walter White; heirs
at-iaw Of Jos. T. White. de-
ceased; Idaho ard Oregon
Land and Improvement Com
psny. = corporation: John B. !
Neil; the unknown heirs and s
oevisees OF John B. Neil; Sho- r
shone Townsite Company, Z f
CO. parnership, consisting of
Thomas E Logan. John A.
Post and L F. Cartee; the
heirs, iegatees and
ievisees OF the members of
aid Shoshone Townsite Com
'any; Unknown heirs, iega-
ees and devisees of Charles
:. Haynes sometimes written
:. c. Hainesl, deceased;
'iaine County, Idaho, a body
orporate, as successor in
interest 20 Alturis County.
iaho; Minnie Schodde Exc
atrix; William L. Richards;
lie unknown heirs and de-
sees Of William L. Richards
9hn r. Richards; the I'M
lown heirs and devIsees Of
I'M +. Richards, deceased;
'ederick W. Gooding; Mary
Cooling; Loni 3. O'Cop-
T; Mary J. Long; unknown
lrs and devisees of Mary
Long, decea sed.
Defendants
e State OF Idaho Sends creet;no,
The above Named Defends nss
You are hereby notified that a cs
ant has been filed against YOU
District Court OK the Yuurrn Ju
District of the State Of Idaho
for the County OF Lincoln byr
We named plaintiff, and you /,
eoy directed to appear and ansu
said complaint within twei
3 OF the service OF this sunmc
served within said judicial Dsl
, and within forty days II serv
where: and you are further no
that unless you so appear q
yer said complaint within
herein specified. the plaintiff v
Judgment against you as pray
aid Complaint.
his action Is brought 70 quiet III
.ots Eleven (1D and Twelve II
3lock c OF Richards Addition
Village of Shoshone, Linco
nty. Idaho. and Lots Six 4
IN ca and Eight (s) IN Bio'
teen (i3) of the original townsf
hoshone, Lincoln county Idaho.
itness my hand and the seal
District Court. this 18th day
. 1921.
rney for Plaintiff. Harlan d. Hell
dence and Post Office address
hore. Idaho.
r. A. Bowler, Clerk
Beulah GUynon. Deputy C1erl
ALl 1uhefT- iuls
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-07-22
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
or THE STATE OF IDAHO,
nv AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LINCOLN

tlalntIff,
. Ye
, ! fieirs, executors aii4 a1iain-
istrators OF the estate OF w.
II. Bragg. deceasec; the IN |
known heirs and dev;sees Of
W. II. Bragg. deceased: the
u.-.-:- - owners. claimants
! and all persons claiming any
right. title or interest In and
to that certain tract of land
In Lincoln County, Ileho,
described as follows. to-wit:
The SWH OF the Nwl. OF
Section S. and the SEX of
NEA Section 6. Twp. 5 South
Section 6. Township South
Range l9 East of the Boise
Meridian. excepting the fol-
lowing described tract, to-
wit: Beginning at the West
quarter corner Of said section
. and running thence north
375 feet; thence East 1926
feet; thence South 373 feet;
thence West 264S.5 feet TO
the Southwest corner of the
seq Of the NEA of said
Section 6; thence North 425
feet; thence North A degrees
46' East. 413 feet; thence
South rs degrees 0s' East i0S S
feet; thence North 80 degrees n
oV East GIG feet; thence South
S75 feet to the place of be-
ginning, said land excepted
being 1851 acres;
Also the following described
tract of land in the SWH OF
the NEA and the SEH of the
NWA OF Sec. 6. TWP. 5 South.
Range IS East OF the Boise
Meridian, to-wit: Beginning
1t the NE corner Of the said
SWH OF NEA OF Section 6.
and running thence South
'eS feet: thence South %
degrees or West 1895 feet:
thence South 81 degrees OF
West 400 feet; thence North
g degrees o.; West 200 feet
hence North A degrees 22'
Vest $50 feet; thence
Worth Sc degrees So
Vest 500 feet: thence North
4 degrees 90 west 254 feet:
hence North 80 degrees co.
'ast 1773.5 feet to the place
T beginning. Containing In
Il 1885 acres, together with
u water rights
Defendants
he State of Idaho Sends Greet
to the Above Named Defenand+
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFI
at complaint has been filed aga
IA in the District Court of the Fou
Idicial District of the State of Ida
and for the County. of Lincoln
{ above named Plaintiff, and ,
E hereby directed to appear and /
er the said complaint within tive,
US of the service OF this sumnt
served within said judicial DistrI
I within forty days If served els
ere:
his action is brought to quiet {
intiff In her title and possession
to certain real property in Lii
n County. Idaho. described In Il
'piaint and in the caption of IN
lmona
you are further notified that III
you so appear and answer sal
plant within the time herein spec
the plaintiff will take tudemer
Inst you as prayed. In said com
ut >,
WITNESS My hand and the ses
aid District Court. this nth da
une. 1891.
e. A. Bowler, Clerk
v. Lsmson. Attorney for Plaintiff,
ding at Nampa. Idaho.
AL june 17-jul2
Evening star., 1921-09-25
Aqueduct Results

First race. 8ia furlonks. three-year -oids.
Mstoarneen. 115 (Rice), u to !. to ! and
10 g, won: Pciythia. lis tTurnerl. to ]
and even, second; Mercury. l0S tMcAtee): 10
. third. Time, ! 10 rs. Courtyiew. Orcus:
Bonhomme. sea Cove, Arrow Of Gold and
Second raos, the Bushwick steerlechase
Handicap. three ear -olds: about miles.
Bulls Eye, 145 Crawford. to s, out and
out, won; Sea Bryn. 13l tSimms). to ana
out. second; Decisive. 40 tchoynel: out third.
Time. 4:l1 Is. vafspar and Phoenix also
ran.
Third raos, maiden two-year-olds: selling: 8
turlonss-Fusee, l12 tRobin~onl. to / %
aad to 5. won; Brilliant Ray, II: tFatorl:
even aad 1 to 2, second; Fred Kinney. l1S
(Petzl. 4 to ]. third. TINE. 81 rs. Awn-
ing. Alto, Juno. Mudoba, Radiola. Goodheart.
Fiamion, Adalia s. and Arnold b. also ran.
Fourth race, the AQueduct Handicsp; three
year-olds and upward; SIS mies-Damask,
ITO tPenman), q to S. I to snd oat. won:
Mad Halter. l2s (Sande,. ont and out. sec
ond: Kingdom I'd. l03 tMcAteel. out. third.
Time, II As (new track record. Only
fnth face. claiming, three-yesrofds; I mtie
-CrystAl Ford. Ill tMcAteel. 8 to .. to .
And to 3, won; komany, III !Fatorl. to 8
to I. third. Time. 1889 SIS. ST. fsadore
Nohant Lsmpus. Cote Dor. Joan Marie, Flun
and Armistice also ran.
Sixth race, furlongs; twO-year-olds-Re
lay, los tMcAteeD, Z to 5. . to and l to D.
won; All Over. 110 (Rice), to . and l to
S. second; Com McMeekin, los Turner, =
TO 1, third. Time. lis 2.5. Chester Brook.
Twenty seventh Division. iish Brtgadier, Fttz-
sibbon and Utah also ran.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
Havre de Grace Results

First race, ,wo:sear.olds; I've furirhss--
won: champl:in: III tHeapey. $40. $3.50.
third. Time. 100 l-s. Tom Cassidy. .ta) The
Post. (al Saddle and Boots. Carmencita, Sail
Ing Along, q! Radical. tb) Miles g., Fair Viz
sinia and Rocket also ran. ta) Mclean entry /;
tb) Bauer entry.
Second race. claiming: three -year-olds and
Upward; mile s.d seventy y:ras-ncaesy: III
1o7 tBosanowskD. $500. third. Time. 1.4s e-5.
Bell, Mary Magnetic. LouEh Red. Indiscreet
Third race. claiming; three year-olds and up
Tss mile and ~ ssrsnty g
~ sysa So ss ns sssoaa bisD;ss w.
dan. Henrie. Biefmsn, Aather, Chief and
Fourth rsoe. claiming: four,ye..:olds and up,
Hs tasynesS N isa 't sc ssso son 10Y ip,s s
lima Frank Iii tBu.welD. $50. third. Time.
my. Silence. Well Finder, Mumbo Jumbo, Cold
en- slipper. Fort Bliss and Koran also ran.
ffth raoe. Potomac handicap; $1,000 added
hree.year-oids and upward; arife and a six
500. won: By Jimmy 1o4 lRowan), SIS 60,
third. Time. 1.4e e-5. Defk Hoese. Pony Ann.
Duc de Morny, Serapfs, Montalvo and Jes also
ran.
sixth raoe, claiming handicap: three-year.
olds and upward: mile and a sixteenth-Brides-
man. 11s (Cailahan), $4.ld. t2.70. 40, won;
Servitor. 1l5 u. Rowan), 10. & 50. second:
Belario. ITO (Ponce), $386. third. Time,
Seventh raee, three -year.olds and upward:
mile and furtnng-Lsdy Lillian, i6e a. Row.
AMI. $500: $40 A3o. won; Cubanita. '1o7
lponce); $50. third. Time. l.62 SIS. Pierre
AFeu. Walnut Hail. Doctor Jitn, Sans Psui
II ud
Evening star., 1921-09-25
Woodbine Results

Frst raee-Harwood handicap: three-year-
olds; sig furlonss-SailinS r, 1is tCalvert),
$s 50. $3.50 and $3.50, won: Motor Cop, 1872
st,s.'es. So and So !, second; ;s,as . Major
ia. Lucky D., Fair Gain. Yorksst. Last
one, Irish Jig, Bromelia. Lady Meave. Day
Due and Ehele JSNh also nm
BSoond race, EIsiinton plate: tvo;yesI-
se4o and .t2.2o. won; Stacey Adams. los
tBuxtsn), $6.lO and $3.s5. second; Push Pin,
Rs (MeDtnnott). $4.45, third. Time. l.lS 2-5.
Fast Trail Redstone. Elemental. Rocky
.ss Sssss else usnm,
! audicap: three-year-ofds and up, about two
miles-Transpero. 147 tBorgan,, A.I5. 10
and 1915, won; Candidate I'd. lN tHaynes,.
s.. 20 and $34s. second; Tea Tale. 1876
tveitch). 1915. third. Time, 4.Ol Is. Cyno-
sure, Dandy. Coronado. Superba and McAdams
also ran.
Fourth raee, The Maple Leaf stakes:
three -yearolas: Niles fosled in Canada: mile
Ross. $35s and 1925, won: witch Flower.
1e6 tMcTaEeaff). &ess and $2.1g. second
fine. 10 IS. aoil eatpur.e also 1i isn. ''
Fifth race. Toronto autumn cup handicap;
ser~Rsser%n..o4. e' 1s7 ap Ree.ay I I asc. =
and 33.T0, Won; Ny DEAR. 1T tMcTAggAft).
S4.Se and 9a:8S. seeond: Golden srhere, 100
tLanx). H.l0. third. Time. 2.0S is. Star
Realm, ,Goaler. Bonifaee. Registrar. IneoS and
Louis also ran.
Sixth fats, mile and seventy. yards: three
$eaf-oids And up-Yoweii. il4 tKelsayj. $l.46.
Is and ss;ss. won; Jim Petrie: 1o7 tBrooie!.
84 45 and - 90, second; June Fly, III tBoyle,.
H. 90, third. Time, LAB. salvatelie, Sweet
Bouquet. Anmut. satinimoore. Flame. Rock
BilR, Rex Gaiety, Bugle March and Chief
Sponsor also ran.
Seventh race. mile and one-si1teenth:
three -year-olds and up-Nadke F.. 115
tClaver). $7.45, $4.S0 and $3.50. won: Joan
Of Are. 81 HDafrington), &15 and $7.55, see
6nd: Greenland. 81 (AcDermottl, 44.s5. third.
veteran, Wakeneid, Woodthrush, Chow and
May Roberts also ran.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
Havre De Grace Entries,

s~sgs..ss IS .ss u e tss'sss ss.s;s
R.an En- b. up ,s s1; r1.ess IT, s ns:is nIs
I Rslis. IS; hsi,e xn@,s IS: as,sst sesc s:sss
}s M i1y sssa.t, H.
rs; rs; A.s0 eiisi5is-tsrses roster, lis: Md
t. 1sss sss'Gp purse ss'! .t..p..es... han.
asSss f; s ss. s and s 1.rm, sSsss
dest, 14s; Peecant. 40.
Third rsee, purse sl,sss. 10; claiming; for
ii5 pipresh iSs; Eady s,eiis. seiinsima'r:s ioi u
lis; sWeil Finder. los: sThSnshttess sesaty.
I Sei, i4 a.r. We We.t % ies a"so.s e'oSsT!sis isi +
'S f'ss's; fss%;'f'is ,is
issatsr foaass raes aes pf pafs. l0s claiming. 70,
,ss Ba;sae H. i 11e ssS.;taa m 49, oss1pTEss
Red: los: indi.e.ee.. rs; .blii Henley. Ias;
Tifss i.es. c. purse. & jsi.sss.,s: claiming; s.r
three:year oids and up; one mile sad ss.enty
ssa 1ns III b.: ao G ss'f' iss
.Belario, 10i; Camouaeur. 100: Pocateilo. io4: !:
tChar1ie sunny. 100; sNisht Raider. lo2:
entry.
6i1th RAGS. purse. sl.sss. 49,; claiming: for
thfee-yesr-oids and up; one mile sna seresty
sOsg6od. 109; Bedansky. 100; sPerbaFs, les;
'sunny Hill. 109: zouave, III; sEacrfnite,
Seventh rses. purse, 81. .sss. 10; claiming; for
three yea I olds and up; one mile and 4 quar-
ter-Benevoient. ia; .Btadt, 1o4; Daddy
Current Events. 10S; 'Bar Coy. 1O4; sBlne
Flame. 100; ATTORNEY Muir. 164; LADY LII
clear; track fast.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
With Independent EIevens

Peerless Athletic Club gridders will
hold a signal practice this morning
at Sd and l. streets northeast All
candidates for the eleven are ex.
pected to report In uniform at 10
O'Clock.
Quentia Athletic Club, with squad
OF forty players, aims to place on the
Held speedy 135-pddhd team.
Elevens desiring engagements WITH
the Quehtins should communicate
with Manager j. F. Burgess, 1918 q
street southeast
Southern Athlete Club. which will
open its season next Sunday in a
game with Virginia Athletic Club,
wants it's members to report for prac.
tice at 4:30 O'Clock this afternoon at
Hoover Playground.
+. CandidateA for the Mount Rainier
Yankee grid team are to report to
Coach David Mcclure at O'Clock
this afternoon. Teams in. the 105.
pound class casting about for games
may procure engagements with the
Yankees by addressing A. H. Bell.
man, Box %, Mount Raihief, Md.
aSamef Athletic Club is anxious to
procure games with 14t-beand teams
Send challenges to Manager II. W.
Darling, l0s iith street northeast, OF
telephone Lincoln 13e&
Evening star., 1921-09-25
Latonia Results

apMTsli.sasn. s .ass; u io7 P.rs.,. = and and
40, won: o.!o!s. lo7 tFislds} sl2.se and m
Hsfse sehs, kedass And rim I'm MeGes also Se ran.
seeesa .faes. claiming, mile and ehe-sit-
sa9.s 9so 1S6 tp.sEei, % sis4S and !s4o. s:sons
d.ss ii. Ava T.. cindis Light, Melvin.
VAR. vitss ans British Liner also ran.
|s.p and 1age. won; 3snla. IL 'th.ssess: ssy
3,e 20 .as s,,s sSe % second; Tom pare ,o1sS 1eS
Jordan, HJsleiia, Loshini. Gap Rock. Billy
Brush, Granite Ware, Be More Careful and
William Oldt also ran.
Fourth race, the Lstonia Gun clu6: six fnr1 M;
isiss sssfae.,. $685. ss.se ana ana y sos Miss
Alss Cost ii5 5ss ias9s;.y sra sd T%s:
Breotholds d ana Dr.. ei Clark e'; a1se ran ''D
eassi:nth thrss and up agH an ,aa E.
:ss'sSSS.: =! 1iS Is
yocats, 5ogette. wsodtrap. Behave YSatself'
ssa os Ave and onehalf fg,IHnss
sSsS $50. sss; RED Cd wiS.aea.
S ssass sSss. snd thsa to fs ftsSsd sR
sff John TFsve, Dixie 0day And Fotestali
ssvsssh faes, lille and one sixteenth; four
yesI;plds and up-Canttlever, 1o4 tParkel.
i sos sa.ssess ssss s !sa %& %& .eeees ssess Gs
a p..usina spl.. aph 'ssrA snS AmeTiess
Bog Also ran.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
CANTON BULLDOGS WILL
PLAY D. c. PRO ELEVEN

American Professional Foot Ball
Association elevens will appear
against the Washington team this
season on dates soon to be closed.
Negotiations between the local club
and these teams have begun and
there is little doubt but what all of
them will clash with the Black and
White at American League park.
To date the best game looked for
among those scheduled is the con-
test with the Canton Bulldogs on
December 4. The Ohioans, eaptaihed
By Bob Higgins former all -Afnsri-
can end at Penn State, are nationally
famous Another battle is expected
with the Richmond A. q, on Octo-
Der 80.
Games scheduled SO far by WASH
ington. follow: October 8. Hobart A.
G. of Philadelphia. 16. -Ali-Lancaster.
Pa; 70. Hoimesburg. Pa: so. Rich
mond A. c.: November 6. Akron ST.
Tents; 13. Buffalo; 20. Syracuse: .g7,
Panhandles of Columbus Ohio; De-
cember I. Canton Bulldogs; IL. Ceve-
land Tigers.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
MRS. SLATER IS VICTOR
IN COLUMBIA PUTTING

1t was a bad day for the Leech
family in the Columbia Country Club
weekly putting contest yesterday. In
the final of the main event Mrs. Ed
Leech was defeated by Mrs. C. A.
Slater, 3 and 2. and in the deciding
match in the consolation, Mrs. A. Y,
Leech. jr., lost to Mrs. e. Charlton
Graves. 3 and 1.
Competition next Saturday will be
started at ESQ instead of 3 O'Clock.
as has been the case all summer.
On October Is there will be a putt
ing tourney for the championship of
the club with the men and women
competing. The women have been
Dragging about their wizardry with
the putter. openly declaring they ex-
eel the sterner sex, SO the latter have
decided it is about time to call a
halt.
Evening star., 1921-09-25

SouipoSeu III lOuT 10 d dozen QulnlS.
Most prominent of the aggfega-
tions due to get under way is the
ten-team District League, one of the
oldest duckpin circuits of the city.
AS usual, this organisation has
among it's members the leading pin
spillers of the District, and the cham
pionship campaign to be inaugurated
on the Royal drives promises to be
well contested.
Royals and Districts will be oppos-
ing teams in the opening encounter.
They will clash on the Royal alleys,
starting at 8 o'clock Other matches
in the circuit this week follow: Tues
skeiler; wednesday. Colonial VS..
Blick Ice Company. at Colonial:
Thursday, Goodfellow vs. Loans and
Currency, at Royal; Friday, Acme vs.
Southern Railway. at Royal.
Everything will be humming at
Recreation Health Center tomorrow
night. when three big circuits will be-
gin championship drives. The entire
third floor will be taken over by the
a. sy ,. League ,Es .s.d Win ten
nual campaign for the bowlers of
the Treasury Department bureau, will
be opened by Commissioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue Blair, who will slide the
first ball along the drives.
While the Tax Collectors are maxi
Ing merry the twelve-team Bankers
League will begin its season on the
second floor alleys. Down in the sub
way the Commercial League, ten
team outfit, is scheduled to start.
The Evening Star Novelty Duckpin
League Will start Tuesday. at 8
o'clock, at the Recreation, with eight
teams endeavoring to crash the
naples. II the quints live UP to their
names, the engagements should be
as noisy as a geo at feeding time.
Apes, Bears. Cats, Dogs, Eels. Frogs,
Goats and Hogs are to be the con-
testing teams. The only quiet one,
Evening star., 1921-09-25

University squad at just as fast
p"oe AS the' men are able to stand
up under in an effort to whip to-
&, tn.r team 10 beat University Of
Richmond down at Richmond this
week. Robb has much better ma
terial than c. L. has ever before
placed Oh the gridiron. according to
those that have watched the squad in
action. and it generally IS believed
that the Brooklanders viii turn the
tables on the Richmond team. Rich
mond beat Z. L. year ago, 10 to 4.
Maryland's entire squad was given
a complete lay-off, the players being
allowed to take the afternoon for
whatever purposes they cared to use
it And after week of rather ha: d
work there were few in the squad
who did not want the days vaca
ton.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
Northwestern Is Jolted
by 3eloit in Big Upset

EVANSTON, ILL.,. September -.
-Funbies and penalties today
brought one of the biRgest foot
bal upsets in the middle west
In recent years. when North
western Unfver>fty's eleven. a
wextern conference team. was
dfeatcd to o by Bel0it Coli
lcEe.
period when Northwestern lost
the ball on a tumble on it's own
One-yaFd line. alter Palmer Of
N0rthwentern scored n touch
down, but his team Was Ohside.
Four times Northwestern cnr-
rfed the bali TO the One-yard
line. only to love on fumbies or
d0Svhn.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
FRED M'LEOD TO PLAY
IN PRO GOLF TOURNEY

Fred Mcleod. the pro of the CO.
lumbia Country Club, who finished in
a tie for second place in the national
open championship. will leave for
New York today to take part in the
annual championship of the Profess
sional Golfers Association, which
starts Tuesday. The first thirty-two
players in the open championship
constitute the men who will compete
for the professional title. The tourna-
ment will be played at the Inwood
Country Club.
Jock Hutchison, the British open
champion, is the present holder Of
the T. G. A. title. Mcleod was rum
ner-up for the championship two
years ago. losing to Jim Barnes. the
present open champion, in the final
round.
Another new club will make it's
debut to Washington sportsmen some
time next year. 1t is the Argyle
Country Club, which proposes to take
over the grounds to be vacated by
the Town and Country Club, on
Georgia avenue, which some time
next spring or early summer will
grounds to be taken over by the
Argyle club were originally the prop
erty of the Columbia Country Club.
When the latter moved in 1912 to it's
home on Connecticut avenue, in
Chevy Chase. the Town and Country
Club tok over the proptrty and has
had 1t ever since.
Golfers Of the Chevy Chase Club
face busy fall season in club
tournaments, in addition to the two
open events to be held about Wash
ington this fall Two club events are
held by the Chevy Chase Club each
fall, play for the Siamese cup and
the F. Oden Horstmann trophy. The
Horstmann trophy is competed for at
seventy-two holes medal play and
the winner is the club champion for
the year.
Out Mt the Washington Golf and
CouRtry Club Chairman McClenahan
of ue green's committee is preparing
to make the new parts OF the course
available for play some time next
year. The new fairways. after hav-
ing been sown to corn. are now being
plowed and seeded and with a good
crop of grass in the early spring
should be ready for use some time
be used intact and a new green will
be built for the third short of the
present green. The fourth, fifth, six,
seventh and eighth are all new holes
and the ninth will be practically a
new hole. Change in the second
nine will be radical and will include
building of several new green's and
tees. The course will be heightened
from about 5000 yards to approxi-
mately $500.
Local golfers are tuning up for the
annual: District championship which
will be held at seventy-two holes
medal play over the course of the
Chevy Chase Club October 20 and 21.
The tournament will follow the an
nual Columbia fall event, dates for
which have not been set. The wom-
ans championship will be held at
Columbia October 24-28, inclusive.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
sTEARN TOPS GUNNERS
= At WASHINGTON TRAPS

At the Washington Gun Clubs semi
stearn ran away from the remai inder
Of the field by breaking Al of SO
targets. thrown in the event for the
class A spoon. others shooting at
SO targets scored as follows:
Hogan. A, Slime, 43; Hunter, 43;
II. B. Wilson. 43; McCatron, 43; Live
Britt. M s.: Emmons. ss: Burrows. &c:
Harton, Sc; Parsons, "a: Mason. 81;
Forcher, 80: Bowie. %; Price, 2S;
Hawley, 81; Sheriff, II.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
HAL MALONE CAPTURES
BIG FREE.FOR-AlL PACE

COLUMBUS, Ohio. September "a
Hal Malone. a game western PAGER,
captured the free-for-all event that fea :
tured today's program of grand circuit
races, and turned back Sanardo, who
week, in q slsshihg foNf-heat struggle.
Sanardo ufsd himself pretty badly the
first heat which he won In 2.91h, and
No did himself no good when he stepped
the nfst half Of the SECOND heat in Ss*
fe,eS a. 'o gon ne Hs,p snpsa sas ana .,n fSe
outside and took the heat In 2.D13s, the
same time as the first mile. Hal Ma
homo then began to show against his
tifed fivAls Aiid won the third ana
fourth heats anA the race.
Evening star., 1921-09-25
WEST VIRGINIA EASILY
WINS GRID INAUGURAL

FAfRMONT. W. Va. September 81
The West Virginia University foot
ball team defeated the West Nir-
ginia Wesleyan eleven in the opening
game of rhe season here today. Is to 3.
The Wesleyans We're outclassed
completely. and being much lighter
team they Were constantly placed on
II defensive. Their only scoring was
done when Raduan. substitute fo-
Ross at right halfback, kicked a field
goal.
West Virginia carried the bail over
the line five times on straight plays
interspersed with few short for
ward passes Line up: