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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
SHELDON

Lucy Umback, of the training school,
is spending her vacation at home.
Howard Sergeant is at home from
Ladysmith for the Easter vacation.
Little Jump is said to be higher at
present that it has been for a number
of years.
Marshall Van Horn, of Ladysmith,
is visiting his cousins, Howard and
Harold Sergeant, having arrived Sat
wrday night.
Pupils living in the eastern part of
Marshall Center school district are OBJ
liged to go by the road around the
cemetery, as the foot bridge across the
river has been carried away.
The dance given here Saturday
night for the benefit of the baseball
club was we'll attended. Music was
furnished by Byes Orchestra Of Lady
smith. Some other people from the
county seat were also in attendance.
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TOWN OF WILSON
i town meeting was held Friday

A town meeting was held Friday.
Bessie Schulz is on the sick list.
V. Zalabak was in Brentwood Friday.
Frank Haas was in Brentwood Mon
day.
Frank Basty visited the school last
Friday.
Mrs. CHASER has returned from Mil
waukee.
Ruth jacobson called at at the Dakin
home Sunday.
Joe Robotka went to Mikana on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. Schulz is home from the coal
fields in Illinois.
Mrs. Myles Hook, of Minnesota. is
visiting at the Alfred Hook honey
Lilah Jacobson of Wilson is employ
ed at the Dekeyser home in Brentwood.
Erwin Dakins spent part of the week
at Brentwood. He is employed at Lady
smith.
Joe Robotka seems very persistent
in his calls to Evitches. There must
be a reason.
Mr.. Lyons was home for short visit
last weekend. He returned from Lady
smith Monday.
Victor Dakins and wife are staying
at Brentwood caring for his mother.
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GLEN FLORA

w C. Bell, of Ingram, was visitor
here Friday.
Carl Waters had business at Bruce
last Thursday
Mrs. Albert johnson spent last
Wednesday at Tony.
E. 7. Austad transacted business at
Ladysmith Saturday
Mrs Sam Campbell was a caller at
Ingram last Thursday.
Joseph Ledvina was at Ladysmith
last Thursday on business.
Alex Riegel was visitor at Prem
tice Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Chris Hoskin, of Ladysmith,
was a caller here Thursday
Chris Johnson and J. Ell. Gillies had
business at Hawkins Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson, of La
dysmith, visited here over Sunday
Mrs Frank Wilson visited friends
at Sheldon Wednesday and Thursday
Andrew Olson and Frank Biller were
at Ladysmith on business Wednesday
Mrs Lawrence Dukerschein spent
Wednesday and Thursday with friends
at Prentice.
Mrs. Victor Erickson of Hawkins,
was the guest of friends here Thurs
day and Friday
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CLOVERLAND

The Ladies Aid Society met Thurs
day at the FL. G. Woodbury. home.
Messrs. H. B. Theesfield and Red
mann were business callers at Tony
Wednesday.
Harold and Beauford Kilgore, of La
dysmith, are spending their Easter va
cation at the h B. Theesfield home.
Mrs. e. T.. Redmann and daughter,
Lilas, and Mrs. Frank Weidmann at
tended the community meeting at Ma
pie Center Friday, April Z.
s Friday, April 81, at s 90 p. m. will
be the next community meeting held
at the Cloverland school. play en-
titled "A Little ClodhOpper," will be
given. Refreshments will be served,
so bring cake or sandwiches.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
WATRATH

E. T. Decker started to load ties
Wednesday.
Sam Yoder left Thursday for Ha-
zelton, Iowa.
Matt Orheim has moved to his farm
on the Haskins road.
Paul Miller was business caller
in Glen Flora Monday.
Myral Heater, of Ladysmith, is here
driving team for Bordner.
I. r. Wilson and son, Homer, are dig
ging a well on Kettering's place.
Miss Grace Merritt came home Tues
day to spend the Easter vacation.
Miss Winogene Strubbe came home
Friday to spend her Easter vacation.
George Kettering is figuring on NOV
ing on his place the latter part of the
week
Ray Kettering was a business call
er in Ladysmith Friday, accompanied
by Miss May Kettering.
Joe Borntrager's son, Ellie, left for
Hazelton, Iowa, Thursday, where he
will find employment for the summer.
Paul E. Lessor quit driving the
school bus coming in from the east
Jim Van Patter is making the route
now
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ELDER CREEK

Frank Whomes is now employed at
Winters on the dam.
Ralph Miller called on Sheldon JOY
ner Sunday afternoon
Audrey Deerwester visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Grace Joyner is enjoying week s
vacation from training school.
| Otto Dalton has returned to Rice
Lake after a weeks stay at home.
Walter Whomes and family visited
the John Kostman home Sunday after
noon.
| Romie Hasson has returned home
after a few weeks spent in Ladysmith
working.
Andy Deerwester, Edna and Lewis
Doom spent Sunday evening at the
Dalton Home
Mrs. Emma Powers, of North Wash
ington," south of Bruce, is visiting at
the e. V. Emo home.
Q. V. Emo and family, also Mrs Pow
ers, took dinner and spent the day at
the John Doom home
| Albert Hilton hurt his hip so bad
that he had to have physician We
understand he has rheumatism.
Harry Joyner and two sons of Blue
| Hills spent Saturday at the G. Joyner
home and did some butchering.
Mrs. O.. B. Dalton spent Saturday
with Mrs. McMaster at Bruce, Mrs.
McMaster is reported as improving.
Roy Bernard who has been employ
ed at hurry, spent Saturday evening
at his home and Sunday at c. Joyner's.
Cecial Mellin, who is employed at the
Arnold Krauss home in Ladysmith,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
/ with home folks. la. ..ss.as
We are sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs.
John Alvey from our neighborhood
although only moving to. Bruce,4is not
so bad % $50 @
Jennie Hasson, who has been EN-
ployed at the Kring restaurant at
Bruce for the past eight weeks, is at
home for change
M. O. Dalton, who is employed in
Ladysmith, spent Saturday evening and
/
Dean Galloway, came with him.
I Mrs Emo, Mrs. Dalton, Fannie Hoo
pie, Lucille Millen, and Georgia MiZe
ner, attended G. l. C. at Mrs. Lew Vree
lands Thursday. All report a grand
time. There were eight VISITORS three
officers and nineteen members, and also
a few children. The lunch consisted
of doughnuts and coffee. The hostesses
were Mrs. Jim Delavan Mrs Hunter
and Mrs Tatro. Our next meeting
will be the first Thursday in June al
Mrs Jim Hunters. Mrs. Hurting was
taken in as a new member. Remem
Der the meeting. Everyone invited.
ed.
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rhe lady is improving rapidly.

The lady is improving rapidly.
Town meeting was an exciting affair.
Several factions existed which made
it difficult to carry on the business.
Several thousand dollars were appropri-
ated to build roads, and a new town
hall is to be built The following of
ficers were elected: Supervisor, Victor
Basty clerk, Victor Dakins; treasurer,
Elmer Brown; assessor, Frank Fuka :;
justice of the peace, Mrs. Mable Brown.
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BEAR LAKE

George Calkins is on the sick list
Mrs. Olaf Olson entertained friends
at dinner Wednesday.
Frank Sherrick visited relatives in
Bear Lake on Sunday.
april showers bring May flowers"
We sure are having them
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14

Miss Matte Hayes arrived in this
city Wednesday night from Minneap-
oils to spend Easter at her home.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
DAIRY COWS TO DAKOTA

Mullen & Hand shipped three cars
of dairy cows to Huron, s. D., last
week in charge of Mr.. Mullen.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09

Myota Shelton and brother Edward
Velma Irwin and brother Ray of
Millwcod and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
James and daughter Fern, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. SchOon
over and daughters Anna Mae and
Dorothy. Dale MeFrifieid and Daren
Connolly of Amity were the guests.
Dainty refreshments of candies and
punch were served by Mrs. Bates.
Millwood beet dump closed last
week. The farmers hauling to this
dump were well pcased with the
services given them this year.
Fred Thompson is working in
Bristol.
Ernest Nelson was a Hartman
visitor Monday afternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
PLAINS PrcK1NGs
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fBarbarba Zimmetl

Leonard Owens was transacting
business in Holly Wednesday.
Ben Allanbaugh has been work
ing for Roy Garrett.
Icon johnson called at I'll. G. Zim
nets Monday
Frank and George Owens were
Holly visitors Tuesday.
Harry Kelley has been helping
II. G. Maxey put up feed.
A number from Plains attended
the pie supper and masquerade
dance at Lycan Tuesday night A
fine time was reported.
Nellie Ruggles was shopping in
Holly Wednesday.
Lee Kelley took wheat to Holly
,1ueSdav, returning Wednesday.
II. c. Zimmet is threshing wheat
for Bert Fi;tz this week.
Little Carl Neale had the misfor'
tune to fall from horse and break
his collar bone recently.
r. r.. Gilley and V. II. Kelley are
helping Harry Fletcher put up feed
1T present.
W. +. Grisier was transacting
business in Holly Thursday.
Dat Harlow called at the Clair
Sloniger home Saturday.
Mrs. Roy ,Gilley and daughter
Melba called at Mrs. Sophia zim,
NETS Thursday.
Il. G. Maxey is working on the
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
MOTOR ROUTE "B" NEWS
(By Carol Powers)

The County Superintendent, Miss
Barnard was visiting the schaols in
the south end of the district Tues
day.
Singing was practiced at the
Young school Tuesday evening.
The sale at John Youngs place on
October 81 was well attended. Ev.
erything sold at II good price.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Whipple are
entertaining as their guests, Mrs
Burwell, Mr.. Whipples sister and
her little daughter, Lawrence Whip.
pie and Mr.. Brandt, all of Bealer
Kansas. Mrs. Burwell used to live
in this vicinity and is visiting a
number of old friends during her
stay here.
A farewell dance fir Beatrice and
Truman Young was given at Floyd
C;ilmores Wednesday evening. Quite
II number of friends attended and
spent a very enjoyable evning.
Nathan Powers and family called
at the j. b. Whipple home Wednes-
day evening.
Leslie Herrick stayed Friday
night with the c. L. Hcrrick boys.
Ellery Wood is working for Ed
Gilmore.
Cecil Tucker, Mr.. Jannsen and G..
r. Guy hauled feed from John
Youngs place Wednesday.
August Reinert was in Holly on
business Thursday.
Despite the unfavorable weather
Friday evening the literary at the
Young school house was well at
tended. Many boxes were brought
and the amount OF money taken
in was $9.S5. One OF the best num-
bers was. the niger dialogue:
Wanted: A Valet" 1t was given
by four of the boys from Woune
school. A patriotic program Is
planned for the next time. the date
being so near Armisticc Day.
i. c. Young and family left sun
dav morning for their winter home
| in California.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beuttenmil
ler motored to Holly saturday.
c. L. Herrick hauled hogs to BIZ
tol for j. C. Young and Ray Mlliel
Friday.
Christina Tremain has a position
in Whites store at Holly.
MIR. and Mrs. Sunnyfrank ant
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs Riddl'
attended the literary Friday nlght
Mr.. Sense was in this vicinity tax
ing orders for oil Saturday.
Mr.. Nathan Powers went to Hart
man Monday.
NJ. L. Tremain and family wer'
callers at the August Reinert hom'
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
WILDWOOD MUSINGS

Henry Hidecker was caller at
the HowIand home Tuesday even
ing.
Myota Shelton has been laid up
with sprained ankle the past
week.
VIM. Howland called at the John
shelton home Monday evening.
Mrs. Jacob Hidecker spent the
day with Mrs. Ernest Nelson Thurs
day.
Joe Meeker took dinner with Ed.
ward Shelton Sunday.
VIM. Howland and Henry Index
were Hartman visitors Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin and fam
lily were dinner guests at Jacob Hi
deckers home Sunday.
VIM. Howland, Harry Bates and
J. w. Shelton were transacting bus
mess in Lamar on Wednesday OF
last week.
Edgar Irwin accompanied his un-
Gle to his home In Villas. Colorado,
where he will spend few days
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ernest Nelson was shopping
in Hartman Thursday morning.
Joe Meeker of north Harman
spent Tuesday night with Edward
Shelton.
Mrs. Ernest Nelson was a caller
at the John Shelton home Tuesday
afternoon.
Misses Viola and Fay Rowland
and Velma Irwin called on Myota
Shelton Thursday evening.
Messrs. John Manning, Billy and
Harold Howland and Bernard In
dick called at the John Shelton
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bates OF Am
ity entertained at Halloween
party at their home Friday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Howland
and familys Mr.. and Mrs. Henry In.
lick and son Bernard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hidecker and son Henry
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
ade near Plains at present.

grade near Plains at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oat Harlow were
Lycan visitors Thursday.
John Snyder of Lamar was selling
Raleigh products in our vicinity
this week.
Mrs. S. GiTmet and Barbara, Mr..
and Mrs VIM Lemgo and Ice Kelley
wee callers at the Clair Sloniger
hcme Sunday.
Henry Knouse is building new
adobe house.
Beulah Harlow entertained a
large number of friends with a
party Friday night Games were
played until late hour. Those
present report = delightful time.
We hear that Miss Nellie Ruggles
end Leonard Owens were married
Saturday Both of these young peo
pie have lived here number OF
years and have host of friends
ness and prosperity in their welded
who wish them all kinds of happi,
life.
Little James Harlow had what
might have been serious accident
last Wednesday,. He was at school
and when returning from watering
his horse at the noon hour it be-
came entagled in some loose wire,
and fell, throwing him some dis
tance. He was unconscious when
picked up and altho badly bruised
and shaken up did not seem to be
seriously hurt. The horse was quite
badly cut with the wire.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
Want Ads

FORSALE-G0 well bred Plymouth
Rock Pullets. Mrs. Claypool,
Phone 46-F2l.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09

Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Herrick and
son Leslie took dinner with w. l.
Clappers Sunday.
Mrs. G. s. Humrlck was sick Fri.
day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Whlpple and
little daughter Alberta Inez and
their relatives attended the box
supper at the Young school house
Friday night.
Andy Reinert went to Towner
Monday to register so he could vote
in the election.
Leslie Herrick stayed Sunday
night with Lorne and Kurtz Clap.
per.
Mrs. Reinert and daughters call
ed at the Powers home Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
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Albert Hopkins spent Thursday
and Friday at the Pringle home.
Mrs. Geo. Allen was a visitor at
the Prairie Queen school Friday.
J. Mrs. Willhite was pleasant visi.
tor at the Prairie Queen school
Friday.
Irene Hopkins of Bristol has been
visiting her friend, Gertrude Stew.
art Thursday and Friday.
Lester Baugher spent Sunday
with his friend Henry Pringle.
Irene. Hopkins of Bristol spent
Friday visiting the Prairie Queen
school.
NJ. A. Pike is building new
room on hs store building.
Mrs. Minnie Carter has been en-.
joying visit with sister and
family from Missouri the past week.
A large crowd from this vicinity
attending the meeting and oyster
supper in Holly Wednesday even,
ing given by the Equity Union.
Friday. October 27, closed our
seiond month Of school district No,
So: En- ollment 10. 8 attending every
day Those making the highest av
elage in the exam this month were:
Sth grade. Gertrude Stewart 81 7th
grade Pansy Allen 80: eth grade
Leila. Parks 96: 5th grade, Thelma
Tourney 80. Martha Pope teacher.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
LYoAN L1srENINos
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MRS. Mabel Lycan)

Cecil Poarch, formerly Of this
neighborhood, but now of Liberal
Kan, visited friends here few
days last week
Five new scholars entered school
here Friday. bringing the total en-
rollment up to thirty one.
J. E. Rose of Lamar and H. A.
Rose of Holly spent Friday night at
the Lycan home.
j. o. Davis, who has been quite
sick at Morgan Davis near Denver,
is reported as somewhat improved.
A fine shower visited this section
Saturday morning which vii make
it-possible to drag and fix the roads
as they need it badly. And the
moisture is fine thing for the
wheat,
Miss Beulah Harlow entertained a
number Of young friends with a
party Friday evening.
The little son of Oats Harlow
was thrown from horse which
caught ito feet in . barb wire loop
on the ground and fell. The boy
was unconscious when picked up.
1t Is thought the horse will have
to be killed, it Is so badly crippled
up by the fall.
A new cloak room, 1Sxl0. will be
added to the northeast schoOlhOuse
in the very near future. This is
something all school houses need
In fact, we would like to see all
the schools in our district have the
improvements and conveniences the
Plains school has. They are to be
complimented.
The two older Oliver boys who
recently moved in here. are attend,
ing high school in Two Buttes,
while the five younger ones enroll.
ed here.
Some from here attended the
Sunday School convention at Blaine
S1AIuoy ACPolN u IltdSuut anu
profitable day. The Sunday schools
present voted to hold the next
meeting at Lycan the third Sunday
in May and we hope to give them
as warm welcome then as Blaine
gave us last Sunday.
The pie social Halloween night
was decided success. The teache,
and pupils deserve credit for thelr
program. The proceeds amounted
to $780, which will be used in buy.
ing playground equipment. A cake
was given to the most popular lady
present and jar of pickles to the
most lOve-sick. In this way the
pickles netted near $500. After the
pie social the young people gave a
masquerade dance. The costumes
were many and unique.
Little Carl Neal fractured his col
lar bone, when he fell from horse
week ago Sunday. The horse
stumbled throwing Carl off.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
DIR. KALMEN G. sAPERo

The well known Denver Specialist
on the Eye. Ear. nose and Throa,
VIII again visit Holly, one day, Fri
day. Nov. 10, at the Grand Hotel.
consultation and examination for
glasses free. Call early, 1920
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09
MONEY TO LOAN

In sums of 100 to $500 dollars on
first mortgage real estate security
farm lands, town, city or business
property, for as lopg a term as II
years at 5 per cent per annun, with
privilege Of paying off loan ac a-..y
time. Io'ns are made lin to 20 ner
cent OF the appraised value of prop
erty, but on the certificates only.
Payments monthly, quarterly, sami-
annually or annually For particu-
lars address II. X. Stephens & Co.
CPS 18th ST., Denver, Colo Dec 2s
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-Weaning Pigs. Joe
Manner, Holly. Colo. 19pd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-25
POLO GROUND SERIES
MAY DECIDE PENNAN
(Ry Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Twenty hits
off three Red Sox pitchers enabled
the st. Louis Americans to defeat the
Bostonians 10 to 2 and to keep pace
with the New York club, which found
its batting eyes after two days and
took the final of the Cleveland series
Z to g. Today the Browns, with only
a half game lead, and the Yankees
meet in a series at the Polo grounds
that may decide the league race.
Walter Johnson, Washington's vet
eran, added another shutout to his
long record, holding the White Sox to
five scattered hits and winning to 0.
His mound opponent, Blankenship,
though allowing but four hits, was hit
for two in the second frame which,
coupled with a stolen base by Shanks
and a wild pitch, accounted for the
only score.
Detroit and Philadelphia engaged in
an extra base hitting contest, Detroit
winning II to 8. Heilmann, Walker
Blue and Hauser hit homers. Walk
er's was his 31st of the season. Blue
added three runs to his seasons long
string.
In the National league New York
gained another notch on the Cardinals
by defeating Cincinnati . to 1 with
the aid of Jess Barnes pitching, whils
the St. Louisans were losing a wild
scoring game to the Braves u to II
The Pirates continued on their win
ming way, trouncing the Phillies 10 Il
4. Alexander held Brooklyn to foul
hits and the Cubs won their frs
game in the week 4 to l.
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FEDERAL AGENTS frR0bE
TRAIN WRECK All LIMA
fRx Associated Pr ess,

LIMA, Ohio, Aug. 25.-Ihvestigation
of charges that spikes ha been pulled
and rails loosened at a. point on the
B. and o. near here. where a freight
train was wrecked yesterday. was be-
ing made by United States deputy
marshals here today The charges
were made by Ira H.oIfgsworth, attor-
ney for the b. and sO.l and Lake Eric
and Western. who declared he had in
formation that spikes had been pulled
for three rail lengtfE along both roads
few miles out: of Lima United
States Marshal 6. A. Stauffer. Of
Cleveland. was to+alTive here today 20
take charge of the investigation
Three of the crew, an engineer and
two firemen, weTss injured when the
locomotive and eight cars rolled down
a 20-foot embaT I-aent August O'Ban-
ma, Louisville, Ky, who was riding the
rods. also was injured None Is crit
ically hurt, however.
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DEFEATED
Continued from Page Ogne.)

has a country home in Virginia. 1t is
charged by many of his friends that
during the recent Kansas primary
campaign Campbelrs opponents influ-
enced the voters against him Ey cir
culating the charge that Campbell
was no longer a residen. of thai state
but made his home in Virginia, and
they clinched their argument by show
ing pictures of CamIsbelrs Virginia
residence.
Charged Palace Life
And there is Kentucky congress
man who has brought back the report
that his opponent in the recent pri
mary broadcasted fine charge that the
congressman lived in a palace" in
Washington, and that his wife took a
bath every day in the year. But Ken
lucky, judging FIR ON the imp essive
victory won by f,he veteran solon, ad
mires a son who can Tive in palace
and resents the casting of aspersion
against the fair name of one of its
daughters.
Rep. HerriCk of Oklahoma, follow
ing a demand for a state investiga
ton of his defeat at the hands Of Mil
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-25
Record Field Enters
Grand American Shoot;
Nimrods Meet Sept. II

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-More trap
shooters than ever have gathered be-
fore will shoot off in the grand Amer
ican handicap tournament at Atlantic
City Sept. 11-16, entries for which
close tomorrow.
Entries received up until tonight in
dictated that the total will be greater
than in 1915, when SS4 nimrods went
to Chicago The grand American
handicap is % years old and every
state in the nation annually is repre-
scented on its entry list.
Handicapping and classifying of all
entrants will be based on averages
compiled from reports of minor tour
naments filed with the American Trap
shooting association, Stoney McLinn,
its secretary, explained today. The
new ruling applies both to the prelim.
mary handicap and final shoot.
One trapshooter, E. Reed Shanen
of Pittsburgh, whose entry was re
ceived today, hopes to be hoodooed
irto winning He requested that his
entry be numbered Is. He dated the
request Aug. IS and numbered his en-
try fee check 913, the total of which
is Is.