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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-13

Bismarck, N. D., Jan: 12.-Whe the air of the SEN
ate yesterday afternoon was thick with motions to defer
and REFER the net result of the session the adop
ton of resolution calling for the appointment of three
to confer with the state auditing board regarding the SUBJ
mission of the audit of Bishop, Br1ssman & Co.
The resolution was introduced by Senator Leiderbach
after lengthy telegram received by the legislature
relating how they (Bshop Brissman & Co.. had been
dered by the board Of auditors to deliver all records
it's secretary and had also been ordered by each house
of the legisature to deliver the report to it.
During the debate the resolution, Leiderbach init
mated that the board Of auditors might make fur
Their audit Senator Church, nonparsan declared that all
the people, all the state independents and nonparts
ans are marking tme awaiting for the submission OF the
report"
Just what is the status of the report today at
the capital seemed to know Meanwhile the legislature at
cost of $500 day is marking time
The telegram in full from Bishop, Brissman & Co.,
Honorable Senate, State of North Dakota Bismarck
ave have received orders from both the house and
senate to submit copies of audit report to said bodies
respectively The house resolution dated JAM and the
senate resolution JAM T. We also received the following
communication and orders under seal and dated JAM
"This is to inform you that the state auditing board
under whose authority you have been working upon the
books and the records Of the industries Of the
state constituted of D. c. Poindexter VIM Lenke
and Thomas Hall and that D. c. Pondexter has been elect
ed secretary of such auditing board and adopting reso
uons that the secretary keep all such books records
documents reports and property belonging to said report
" you have any property of the auditing board Gre
aed under Section 1863 of the compiled laws OF North d.
kota year 199 amended if you have any, reports to
make to said auditing board kindly deliver such property
and make such report the undersigned at this office
D. C. POINDEXTER, State Auditor
and Secretary of the Auditing Board.' :"
1--WE have replied as follows:
Honorable D. c. Poindexter State Auditor secretary Of
the auditing board:
"fYour communication of January received and will
meet with your compliance We have been served with
orders from the and house to deliver copies Of
report to EACH Will your board kindly authorize delivery
one copy of each report to the respective bodies
dered by law? There will be but three completely typed
copies Of the report available for delivery Would be glad
to submit copy thereof to you and to have our repre-
sentative meet with your honorable body delegated
mttee for explanation discussion Of report at the
time Of submission or any time at your convenience at
the usual compensation
"3Respectvely suggest that would be mpracticabe,
involve prohibtve expense for the state of
North Dakota to have the entire members Of the state
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-13

for tea.
Soon all was quiet. Aunt Pauline
was sleeping soundly and did not
know that the curtains were caught
by the breeze and blown direct into
the flame Of the lamp.
They caught fire and soon ffar,e and
smoke began to fill the fiat. Fluffy
woke up. Quick as a wink she tore
down the hall and into Aunt Pauline's
room, where the sleeper still lay, I'M
conscious Of HARM
Jumping on the bed, Fluffy began
to bark and scratch at the covers in
the widest fashion. Then she pushed
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-13

Washington JAM 1-At the call Of the United Sfotes
world disarmament conference would be arranged here
within 60 days. General Tasker H. Bliss today told the
house naval affairs committee.
He was the American military advisor at the peace
conference and former army chief of staff declared that
such conference would bring results.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-13

CARP "STEWED" BY MUUNSH1NE LIQUOR
Minot N. D.. Jan. 12.-Inebriated CARP parayzed by
home brew and moonshine whisky dumped into the Can
Ball river crawling out Of air holes today to get
a breath of fresh air.
Several prohibition agents since Sunday have been
rading places where home brew and moonshne is made
Hundreds of gallons have been dumped into the Cannon
Ball river from Mott to Port Lincoln The river is
gigantic cocktail
Three Mott residents poisoned by drinking home
brew last week and dozen deaths since Sunday in this
section of the state is laid to the drinking of moonshne
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-13

Mattice, Ontario, JAM 12.-With two members of the
party not speaking terms, and with unofficial invest
cation of their quarrel in prospect the three u S. navy
baloonists were to start for New York today.
Leuts Hinton and Terrell greet each other only with
scows following FerrePs attack Hinton yesterday
when informed Hinton had written to his wife in New
York that Terrell had weakened and had asked the 9TH
ers to kill him and offered his body for food Terrell
knocked him down with right and left to the Jaw The
nanded an explanation from Hinton and forth
coming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
Instruction.
YOU CAN HOLD A POSITION
nv IN nAXG

YOU CAN HOLD POSITION
IN 80 DAYS
after beginning the study Of our Simpiifisd
Corporation Accounting and
Law Course. Practically 2 weeks salary win
pay for the entire course. Bookkcepers and
Accountants are In Big Demand. To be un-
trained now Is TO be Out of Work. To be
trained our way Is to have Steady Income.
obligation Incurred. Daily from 10 A. NJ. to
q p. NJ Saturdays 10 A. NJ. TO p. NJ. M
STiTUTE OF SIMPLIFIED EDUCATION.
Inc. Room 1107. 244 Madison av:. N. Y: 9.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-pieasant
profitable work: day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y. NJ. G. A.. 3oi w. 9th ct.
BE A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opportunity:
good pay, travel. Write g. T: Ludwig. $50
westover Bldg. Kansas City. No.
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YOUNG MEN UNEMPLOYED.
Start NOw-earn $50 a week.

Read the Business Builders ad. Don't
say you can't sell; give yourself .
chance. Some of our most successful
statesmen to-day once thought they
get to work NOW. make good. make
MONEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
statesmen.

We need 10 experienced telephone
saiesnen for the greatest and best
project ever attempted: apply all
week: wonderful opportunity, and
II you have the ambition and want
real money act quickly. Mr..
ALLEN. suite 2o7. IS Maiden lane.
~. Y. city.
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SALESMEN

Genuine opportunity for real live. intelli-
gent mon who viii give all OF their time
intsntiored dreamers need not anSwer this
ad II you are In dead earnest. VIII work
carry yourself financially for about q week
or two. call between 10 A. NJ. and 2 p. M. {:
we will show you how to earn 5000 =
aEer. suite 324. so 18th av., at 18th st.
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aALEaMEN.

BALEBMEN.
Can you look stranger In the eye and ten
Rim tho truth and nothing but the tr,ith7
Can you work 3 hours a day without being
watched7 II so, and IL you are an alert. con-
scientious and determined worker who has
sold something and who Is not now employed.
no 10 not broke and to whom a commission
bssts does not give heart failure. Will be
kiad to talk with you between 4. Nd. and
Up M we are marketing o high grade
automotIve security. Mr.. MULLALY. suite
vOz, IS East 41st n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
HELP WANTED-MAIE.

~~-~~-~->>->~-~>-~~---~~~
ADVERTISING soiicitors--The New York
Centre! Railroad wants eight 90 szpsrt-
city and along The railroad: szpsrisoosd men
about 20 years Of are. Apply room 3o13.
Grand Central Terminal.
ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. trained. reii-
able men; special edition, New York daily:
sommisslon basis. SOFA world 8u1olng.
BooKKEEPDR. reliable man. sssnographsr
counts In small Company; not necessarily an
expert; work must be neat and correct: ref
erencss as TO character and compositions TO
CURED. Apply In own handwriting. stating
salary expected. N 120 Herald. Herald 50.
BOoKKEEPER and stock clerk. who has
worked In a Ford agency, who r. able 70
make out repair bills and understands re-
pair charses. Ford Authorized Agency. 1897
BUTLER. useful. apartment. IN family.
eau between 10 and p. n. or phone -
Columbus; references. Hammer. 1856 Central
Park West. corner 73d Ut.
BUYER
WANTED BY A LARGE WHOLE
SALE GENERAL MERCHANDISE
TH sux1S GAY xH HSrEH1EsGE1 IN y
4 pErARrMENT CANNYING KNIT
GOODS. MEMS UNDERWEAR,
Fx xnsss KNIT KIT g goopss 5xFH,n ma
GOODS. NO ONE BUT 4 MAN Xxx
PERITNCED IN ALL OF THESE
LINES NEED APPLY. PoerTrON
WITH GOOD SALARY TO THE
RIGHT iNDryIpUAL. BOX es7. zoe
CLAIM INVESTIGATORS.
You can earn $50 week.
Your trsining win be valuable to you
IN our business. II u earning you
REAL MONEY EOW7 Rsad the
Businezs Builders advertisement. Lst
your brains earn dividends for you. -
coRREsPoNpENT. sales. Win experiences
N nsan order musical instrument bvsiness;
right man; state experience and salary ex-
pected. Rudolph Wurlitzer Co.. ff9 West
1oth.
COUPLE for homework In woodmere. L. l.:
IN family: good wages: references. Call
after 70 30. saiinser. 31s ". ooth q.
COUPLE-MSn useful butler. wife cook. Call
before II. 143 Madison av
CRAFTSMAN for electrical mechanical In
strurnent work . NJ $40 Herald. Herald %.
ExroKr AND IMPORT MEN.
You can earn $3.50 week. :.
Read the BUSINESS Builders adveY-
tfsenfent. Mil II around In your mind.
Then act upon the impulse to get that
money. Learn the science Of selling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
SECURITY sALEsMEN.

Unusual opportunity for two more live
wire, hfEh calibre men Of pleasing person
atty, refinement and references.
Business established over ten years: ex-
celient standing; bank and business indorsc-
ment; now rapidly expanding to care for In
creased business and enlarging manufactur-
Ing department.
You operate direct from headquarters OF
business. Commissions should amount to far
above ordinary these times. due to excep-
tionai cooperation and genuine leads. Phone
Larsen, Jerome 100. for appointment.
YOUNG man, rapid. plain writer. for listing
orders; salary 3i5. Apply Case Co.. Inc.
1T 9Th av.
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INVESTMENT.

LINEN MAN.
WILLIAM coULsoN 4 SONS OF 40
eth Aya DESIRES THE SERVICES OF
sASrp wHe T II Tf Hle2 cEkss f RE4xs
FyII .tRficULASs. By LETTER IRE FIRE,
office work, to make himself useful: good
penrnAn. correct at figures. undsrst Anding
bookkeeping and typewriting: references.
Call TO 10. p. r. W. A. Kane. 40 z. 46th
MAN. about 70 year Of age. used 70 making
not less than $500 = week. calling on hard.
ware. fair and depa stores. for Chi.
for appointment Tuesday. HAIRY KUHN.
Penneylvania Hotel.
MEN wanted with sufncient confidence to
demand all earned: big opportunity for big
man: no salary or advances. Tho Owls,
south Bend. Ind.
RAZOR grinder; must be first class married
man. with fsvsiIy preferred: must have
good refersncest all communications confi-
DENTAL. Write 70 Alfred J. Krank. 14o-1<2
=. sth st.. %. Paul. MINI.
YOUNG MEN. ARE you IN A RUrY DO
mo PROFESSION IN AMERfcAf OUR
SALES MANAGER rs ORGANIZING A
NIGHT CLASS IN SALE6MANSHYP; NO
IMMEDIATELY WHILE YOU LEARN.
CALL BETWEEN 5 AND p. M. SUITE
eo1. sos FIFTH Az.
CLERK. hotel: Q hours night duty: state
age. experience. salary. o fN Herald.
Herald "a.
sALEgMAN. by manufacturer selling auto
mobile accessories direct owners, high
grade cars. Riverside e22i.
SXLEsMEN TO sell iubricatins grsasss. hish
class product: commission basis. Apply
room 23oe. Rector ~.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

Are you the type OF man looking TO
better your condition. II so call at room
602. so Court ST.. Brooklyn. between 10
A. M. and 6 p. NJ. Men over rs need
only apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
HELP wANTED-NALE.
sALEsMEN.

SALEsMEN.
The consistently steady growth and
DEVELOPMENT OF the sales organixa-
tion OF this successful banking In
sttfution v providing room NJ the
top for many men who only short
time ago were comparative novfces
in the selling field: the exceptional
merit of our offering 10 opening the
way for othsr clean cut. ambitious
men who are Is ysary or over, who
know how to WALK AND TALK
AND TELL THE TRUTH and who
won't be satisfied with earnings
short of $50 or more q weak. thence
20 managerial berths ct hisher
earnings; this " an opportunity
euci1 a. . 1--we. conscientious. ag-
gressive man cannot resist; this 10
Q genuine opportunity. Call between
10 and at the office most con-
venient TO you.
SUITE 1910, Is w. lsD ST.. ". z.
SUITE 3O5. 132 NASSAU ST.. N. Y.
SUITE 90, Io6 MONTAGUE ct, BKIYN.
SUITE Z. 800 BROAD ST.. NEWARK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01

Statesmen.
HAVE YOU EVER SOLD ANYTHING7
DO you BELIEVE YOU COULD
SELL IF you HAD A GOOD PROPO-
sITION AND LOTS OF HELP FROM
, YOUR FIRM7
ARE YOU IN EARNEST,
WILL YOU MAKE A REAL EFFORT
TO MAKE GOOD?
WOULD YOU LIKE A CHANCE TO
GET WITH A BIG CONCERN WITH
BIG FUTURE?
DOES AN INCOME OF 5000 TO
es 900 LOOK GOOD TO your
WILL you REPLY TO THE AID
vERTISEMENT, TELLING BONE
THING ABOUT YSURSELF. GIVING
AGE AND PHONE NuABER7
Do 1877 HERALD. HERALD SO.
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sALESMEN.

sALESMEN.
An AGGRESSIVE ORGANIZATION has
ROOM FOR A NuMBER OF Statesmen
WHO POSSESS ENERGY TO WORK FOR
THE SALARY GUARANTEED THEM. WE
WORK WITH LIVE LEADS AND CO.
OPERATE WITH OUR MEN IN EVERY
WAY.
HERE rs A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
MEN WHOSE DOMINANT CHARACTER
IsTIc rs THE DESIRE AND ABILITY TO
WORK. CALL MONDAY AFTER $50.
SUITE sos. 21s FIFTH AVENUE.
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WHY WASTE TIME
VERTfsEMENT WHILE WITHOUT TX
K RENsas Sog sr MhnT EApEs %HTfNe
TO EMPLOY Yor7 AND EEMEMBEh.
THE UNITED EMPLoYMENr AGENCY.
las EAST TAD ST.,
NORTHWEST CORNER 40 Av.
GfRLs seeking Domestic positions In the very
"FoLf,ow THE TRIANGLE"
Cooks, Mtchenrnaids. houssworkers. cham
bermaIds. Mattresses. nurses. couples. but
" T'RixNGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Miss Susie Rice. Msnager),
Phone Isnos sil.
LANG BoEcMERER CO. INC.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
% w. 33d 81. Established 1890. 4.
Numerous positions open In good fauilies
with best wages; cooks. chanbermaids, latin
dresses. rovernesses. nurses. houseworksrs,
&C. no branch office.
ATTENTToN-Nurses. 800; governessvs.
500; ladies' maids. cooks. waitresses. cham
bermaids, houseworkcrs. couples. Kitchen
maids. " -
AT MISS HoFNAYER's AGENCY
10 East asa ST.. third floor.
Cooks. Mattresses. ohambermaids, chamber
maid -waitrcss, ehildren's nurses. useful
COOK sos s5; pariormaids. S6o-365: walt
resses. chambermaids. ladder maids.
nurses. housew orkers and ncp arrivals want
ed Immediately. Duffy's Agency. . West
5Tth 1T.
Mrs. n. sTRIcKER q NEPHEw.
now located NJ % West 6eth 81.
Plaza ff3T.
Good positions, good wasea. private families.
EfJJM's Employment Agency furnishes eff
Gent. reliable housewovkere, chambern1aids,
cooks, nurses. Mattresses. fo2l 6th av. risza
$3.50.
H6TsDwoRKERs, cooks. enamsermSIdss
GOOD positions. Bertha Garrison Employ
rent Agency. 22so broadway. corner 63d Il.
PHONE Schuyler 10T6.
UNITED EMPLOYMENT ZoENcrf5,
las v. r2D gT.. r. W. COR. SD Av
Phone Rhineiander. $76<- e6<S.
Leaders in domestic help; MALE female.
TTTIWRERMATp = wATTREseBs. cooks.
ki,ehenrnaids, nurses. iaundrsesss, coupies.
chsuffeurs. Morrow's, raj Lssinsscn av,.
corner Ssth. CPlszs t25tl
MAsoN's AGENCY. 70 West 4sA.-Cooks.
mattresses. ieundresses, couples. nurses.
cooks. houseworkerr. Mattresses, nurses
and couples. Brennan's. ~ East Goth AZ.
DAVID AGENCY,
~ West 42d 81. Room olo.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

situations wauted-Mnie.
Domestic.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency.
bryant 1881. 90t 9th av. between Str -46th
sta. fancy cook, faithful butler.
JAPANEsT5 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, "a
West 43d st. telephone 5000 Vanderbilt. =
Furnish most desirable help.
JAPANES5 help " al kinds furnishcd.
r. Fujiwara. Japanese Dept, Abbotrs
Agency, $40 9Th av.. Goth. Circle 47T0.
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TRAFFIC MEN.
You can earn $3.50 a week.

Read the Business Builders adver-
tisement. Don't say you can't sell; 90
per cent. OF our SUCCESSFUL sales
men said that-ONCE. Set your brains
to work NOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-02-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
s>~~~~~~~~~~-~~.~~-~-~~
Commercial nelp Wasted.
IMPROVED BUSINESS
Offers Opportunities to
Many Young Men and Women
Really Desiring Positions.
stenographers. Bookkeepers. Accountants.
Statesmen.
Many Excellent Banking Openings.
Six Young Women Underwood Bookkeepers.
Clerical and Juniors (Christian).
THE WILLIS HAwLEY EXCHANGE.
80 Court St.. Brooklyn.
ROYBORNE. INC. Is PARK ROW.
See us about your employment problems.
Domestic Help Wanted.
LAzARE's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
2oo East 72d Street.
New York City.
Established 1918.
Telcvhone Rhinelander 4o44
WE HAVE
CALLS FROM TIVE
BEST FAMILIES
In and out OF New York city and we
particularly desire TO hear from the
better class.
Cooks. Oh. Maids, waftPsssss.
General Houseworkers,
Nurses for Infants. for Children.
Couples as Cook and Butler. Ao.. &c.
ABSOLUTELY
NO
REGISTRATION FEE.
LAzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
p. Swatch for the name 'LAzARB."
Watch for the address 200"
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GDssructiss.
THE ACADEMY OF HAIR
AND BEAUTY CULTURE
offers courses OF instruction In all branches
assuring large esrninss; day. evening
classes. Call or write for informAl lion.
1853 West 44th street. Phone Bryant e4o5
The New York herald., 1921-10-22
Football Programme for This Afternoon

Yale Freshmen VS.. Andoyer, mt New Haven,
Harvard Freshmen VS.. Exeter, at Cambridge.
Princeton Freshmen vs. Kiski, at Princeton.
M Ssw "s AeaSaag at at NSsnFsST NsM W
mlngtOn.
WEST.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State, at Ann Arbcr.
Minnesota VS.. Indiana, at Indianapolis.
Notre Dame VS.. Nebraska. at Notre Dame.
Illinois vs.. Wisconsin,, at Urbana.
Iowa vs.. Kansas. at Ames.
Missouri VS.. Kansas Aggies. at Manhattan.
Denison W. Ohio. mt Granville.
Case VS.. Wooster, at Wooster.
Mount Union vs.. Kenyon, mt Alliance.
Western Reserve VS.. wittenberg. at CIeve-
land.
North Dakota VS.. South Dakota, at Grand
Forks.
Rutgers VS.. Georgia Tech. at Atlanta.
Georgia VS.. OgIethorpc. mt Athens
virginia VS.. Johns Hopkins, at Charlotte
vile.
Washington and Lee VS.. Morris Harvey, at
Center vs.. Transylyenia. at Lexington.
Tennessee vs.. Florida, ut Knoxville.
William and Mary VS.. Wake Forest. at Nor
folk.
Alabama VS.. sewanee. at Birmingham.
Virginia Poly vs.. Maryland. at College Park.
Tvianc vs.. Mississippi Aggies. at New Or
leans.
FAR WEST.
California w. Oregon, at Berkeley.
Washington State VS.. Idaho. at Pullman.
rsSsm sssSo Asses ST. santa s sra e rss
Nevada VS.. Utah Aggies. Mt Logan.
Montana State VS.. Montana Mines, at Boxe-
Denver VS.. Colorado. at Denver.
Colorado College VS.. Utah, Mt Colorado
Occidental vs.. Redlnnd<. Mt Los Angeles.
SOUTHWEST.
Texas vs.. Vanderbilt. at Dallas.
Texas Aggics VS.. Arizona, at College Station.
Oklahoma VS.. Washington. mt Norman.
The New York herald., 1921-10-22
Challenger and Defender
Of HShern1an'S Cup Ready
The Bluenose Will Garry 1900 More Square Feet of
Canvas Than the Elsie Into To-day's Race Off
Halifax-Weather Indications Favorable
BY JAMES b. CONNOLLY.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
HALIFAX. N. s.. Oct. 21.--The Blue
nose and the Canada, the two biggest
hshing schooners in the world. were both
built down here with the idea of talk
ing the international fisherman's cup
back to Nova Scotia. The Bluenose out
sailed the Canada for the honor OF
challenging. went aboard the Blue
nose to-day and found her a great
powerful vessel with a tremendous
spread Of canvas. In her last trial race
here she averaged eleven and a half
knots over the bottom. Wind and
weather Of course determine vessels
speed, but the Bluenose can sail. She
beat the Delawana, which last year
raced the American Esperanto, by six.
teen minutes over forty mile course.
Tho Esperanto, our champion OF last
year, showed that she could make fif-
teen knots with wind and sea to her
liking. She actually showed better than
fourteen knots between two OF the buoys
here In last years race Gloucester is
divided as to whether the Elsie is faster
than the Esperanto. On the run from
Gloucester to Halifax the Elsie covered
oHiy thHty IiiilcS III Tie IITSl IOurlee4
hours, but she finished the $50 mile run
inside fifty hours.
When Marty Welch is asked what
she showed at her best in that run he
smiles and says that she certainly
logged good twelve. That is for pub
lication. In her trial race last week
she sailed one ten mile leg at better
than q thirteen knot clip, and she needed
quite a little more wind to have 1t to
her liking. The quiet gossip aboard her
is that she sailed great guns going up
the Nova Scotia coast.
In Best Trim OF Year.
The Elsie came in from a salt fish
ing trip just before the trial race off
Gloucester last week and there was the
greatest hustling on Ben Smiths and
Charlie Harty's part to get her ready.
They say she is in better trim this
year. They believe that she Is in bet
ter trim than was the Esperanto last
year. Last year. after one good look
at the Delawana, several OF us from
Gloucester said at once that the Es-
peranto should beat her. We are not
saying tonight that the Elsie will beat
to Bluenose. Why? Two big reasons
are that Bluenose is twenty feet longer
than our vessel and spreads 1900 square
feet more canvas. That Is a lot Of
tonnage and wind area to be given
away. It Is about like q welterweight
taking on middleweight.
The barometer has been falling all
the afternoon and the outlook is strong
for northwesterly winds tomorrow,
which outlook Is pleasing the masters
and crews Of both vessels: also all the
rooters One Halifax man steopoS ,,r
to group of US tonight and said:
"Well. gentlemen, l am hoping 1t blows
fifty miles an hour tomorrow to make
a race for the Bluenose.''
To that our captain. George Peoples,
answered: I'VE are hoping 1t blows
100 miles an hour and makes a good
race of it. The Elsie may not be the
biggest vessel afloat, but she never
did turn her face from rough water.
either"
Capt. Walters has the reputation and
The New York herald., 1921-10-22

EAST.
Yale ys. Army. at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Chicago. mt princeton.
.S" Gambia VS. vs.. partmo"fi,. Ds1 " at Hmm"rer'
Fordham VS.. Lafayette. at rolo Grounds.
New York University vs.. Wesleyan. at Ohio
Stevens vs.. Rensselaer, Poly. at Troy.
Cornell vs.. Colgate, at Ithaca.
Syracuse vs. Pittsburgh. mt Pittsburgh.
Pennsyivania vs.. Virginia Military, ut Phila-
Rates VS. Maine. at Lewiston.
Amherst VS.. Massachusetts Agsies, mt Am
Boston College VS.. Detroit. at Boston.
Bowdoin vs.; Colby, Ct Brrnswick:
Worcester Poly vs.. Rhode Island. at .Wor-
Buffalo VS.. Alfred, Mt Buffalo.
Carnegic Tech. vs.. st. BOnaventure's. at
Dresri'Ss. George Washington. at Philadel-
Franklin and Marshall vs.. swartfmore. at
v GTGys CITY Mount e. assr g. Mss Ta
BnckneIi' VS.. west virsini.. at Morgantown.
CIcrkson Tech. vs.. st. MichaePs, Mt Pots
rrsinus W.. Dickinson. at CoIIegeyille.
Union VS.. Rochester. at Schenectady.
Tufts vs.. Norwich, at Medford.
trinity VS.. boston University. at Hartford.
Susauel,nrnn VS.. GaIlaudct. at Sclinsgrove.
Penn Military vs.. Washington. at Chester.
Connecticut Aggies vs.. Lowell Textile. at
Lebanon valley VS.. st. Johns. at AnnviIIe.
Lehirh vs.. Washington and jefferson, nj
Hoiv cro~s Va. Georgetown. at Worcester.
Catholic University vs. villanovn. at Wash
H""crsord W.. Delaware. nt Hayerfori.
UamIIton VS.. Hobart. Mt Clinton.
Muhlenburg vs. Gettysburg. mt Gettysburg.