Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 245, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1923 — Page 3

Tbe Fourth Down By Willie Pont

van Wert marked up apother win aaturdw, defeating Wapakoneta, 33- ‘ XMt Saturday, Van Wert playa H(al(!)V ille. Then we can get a line on thP strength of two of our future rival*. Huntington and Wabash are saying real mean things about each other. Here I" o hot Bhot frorn Huntl,lKton ’ and a caustic answer from Wabash: ■ Itafketball will not start In Wabash until the last of Dececber but it is doubtful if It will last the month out

• 1 & lake a look at Sporting Goods Windows during I Remington Sportsmen’s Week a October 15 A- to 2o rfl - W |i\\ \ AtAHIS week, hardware and sporting goods dealers here in town and n u I J. the Remington Arms Company are working together to help you L 3 klfl *' 1 and every other sportsman look around and enjoy yourselves. f LI ■ I dft i? CA sclt5 clt La Dealers are making special displays in hunting and camping equip- r O HH 1 19? Bj ment; Remington Fire Arms, Ammunition and Cutlery. E W t Kmbit These displays are unusual. They are special. They are worth going B Q \ ~ | out °f your way to see> Don’t miss them! f \ WelErogLjJ [ REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Inc., New York City k Q The New Remington Game Loads ——i— ■ 1 ■■■ f Be sure to see them—the biggest advance ever made in loaded tt- V shot shells. Produced as the result of important Remington dis- K. (Q coveries about powder. There is a Remington Gaine Load for . 1 every kind of game in this locality. Each one is loaded to give V—/ tm Rrmin»ion Autoloading shotgim-12 Gau<« ■ U safe and uniform velocity, pattern and penetration-the right K, Jj| hhooting quality for that particular kind of game. ,-| - < — h The load pictured above is the Remington Heavy Duck Load. It comes in 12-gauge with either No. 4, 5 or 6 Shot and in 20-gauge (the hard hitting shell) in No. 6,7 or Shot. The velocity, The Remington 12 Gauge Pump Gun pattern and penetration are for big ducks, and for The favorite repeating •hotgun of America. r vJ shooting when they are flying high. Sure and safe! TB Remington Game Loads are loaded in the famous Nitro Club * 1 I 1 LJ Wetproof Shells. Here is the complete list: F 3 DUCK LOAD RABBIT LOAD SQUIRREL LOAD V W.K2, Cl HEAVY DUCK LOAD QUAIL LOAD SNIPE LOAD <-« M GOOSE LOAD GROUSE LOAD DOVE LOAD ~ BUCK SHOT LOAD TRAP LOAD — LI _ , . n . . A*-,— - T J. J_ a/>«l • The Remintton Model 14 High Potter Hunting Rifle V TV Powder vanes—Remington ijame Loaas ao not. Theonivfore.rmoperatedhi3hpowerriHem.de. ch. m - ■ M bered for .25 Rem., .30 Rem., or .35 Rem. Cartridges. • - -TjiLT -- ~ r*~'' ~~~ - Jr" The New Remington Model 2 5 Slide Action Rifle f A I 10.25-.2OW.C.F.and.32W.C.F.CJibret. The Remington ,22 , I LW Hn -M »gl? I Pl I ' . °‘'* - '•.l-*'«‘‘° I 5h00u.22 »h0rt,.22 longand.22 long riflecnridie.. A~.~., ■ I fl • - - - L rl Remington Metallics t n ‘U^dini , Safl^MM r 24* , °' k I. j, Now available chambered for either 4. 0> J2.hort or .22 long rille crtridge.. „ No R 3843 U ! ZFx The Remington Camp F \ and Sportsmen’s Knife- ■ . . ■ I \ prnTh b bfade , ' P .c«w D triages outsell an umeis. driver, can opener, bottle | k opener and corkscrew. Q Knives E U Your dealer is showing a variety of Remington Pocket Knives especially X ■ m ® *' "Palma" Cartridges designed for hunting and camping use—two of them illustrated here. The _r ■ I* e^"XSlHb«. < fo7«X So«u n Jform%ma7bo« finest pocket knives made today- worthy of the name “Remington.” > & lk_l er.ru Itandard rifle. Pfatter trajectory, ammunition ever devel- V "V-xA —Il \ .. □M Leder .ccur.cy, .nd killing power oped. The sup.r-.ccur.te / B ever before approached. .22 long rifle cartridges. W g o=i!c> x> Z?TZY /> t >■ Ifamington Lesmok .22 Long, and .22 Short. gWV KK g ff W K fg K 1K H No. R 1123 L With the new Remington primer. Developed to give the owner of Bt Ass fff nf ff /Ks K 4 TheHunters’Favorltefor th. .22 a depetufable .ure-fire load. .W JU K A .ticking k WM Sticking and skinning F Si THE AUTHORITY in FIRE ARMS, AMMUNITION ano CUTLERY ! n • k

unless thp aportsmanshlp of the town improves." Wabash— “Now we cannot imagine any sport writer in a town which has the reputation Huntington has for sportsmanship making a wise crack like that.", Mr. I>>a<lpenci), of WVibash, sure got a healthy kick out of Indiana’s victory over Northwestern. He says that Wabash won the victory because Marks, who scored the touchdown, and Captain “Stew" Butler were forI nter high school starts in Wabash. We don’t want to detract from your glee, Leady, because they are two players you can Justly be proud of and we say "Hurrah" Maybe come day, one of our Yellow Jai kets will bring glory to his alma mater, and then you can help us celebrate. Jack Teeple and Bud White were not out for practice yesterday even-

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ing. Bud was out of town and Jack started work at the Sugar factory yesterday evening. Jack was un- i able to get a Job up town where he I could work evenings and still be able to practice with the team, so he had to take a night Job at the sugar factory, which means he will not be able to practice with the rest of the players. He will sleep in the forenoons and go to school In the afternoons. isn’t there someone who has a Job for Jack up town? We need him out for practice. Bob Acker was filling the fullback job In practice yesterday evening In the absence of Teeple and White, and he showed that he lias stuff and may develope into a first class back. Coach “Buck" Howard tried out a . new end run yesterday evening, and it looks good for several long gains. I

The Yellow Jackets will scrlmmae with France Conner's D. C. H. 8. squad this evening. A lively session is expected. - .. — HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCES BASKETBALL CARD Nineteen basketball games have been scheduled for the high school basketball season this year, according to (’. R. Steman. director of high school athletics. The games have been scheduled with some of the best teams In the state, Including South Bend, Anderson, Jefferson of Lafayette, and Warsaw. Coach Steman will issue his first call for basketball candidates the middle of November and the first game will be played with Columbia, . there, November 30. The rest of the schedule follows: ‘ Dec. I.—Warren, there.

Dec. 6. —North Manchester, there. Dec. 7. —South Side high school oi Fort Wayne, here. Dec. 14. —Logansport, there. Dec. 15. —South Bend, there. Dec. 21. —Marlon, there. Dec. 28. —North Manchester, here. ■lan. 4. —Marion, here. Jan. 11. —Sweetser, there, Jan. 12. —Elwood, there. Jan. 18. —Anderson, thera. Jan. 19. —Izigansport, here. Jan. 25. —Warsaw, here. Jan. 2C.—Bluffton, hero. Feb. 1. —Bluffton, there. Feb. 2.—Peru, there. Fet>. 8. —Jefferson of Lafayette here. Feb. 15. —Anderson, here. Feb. 22. —Open. Steman will be forced to build hit varsity aroumP Newell, Bucher, Cozai Pearman and Nevius as they are th< 'only letter men left from the 1921

graduating class. The second team if will be able to furnish first class material for the first team and Steman believes he will be able to build one of the best high school teams in the state. z L. Erl Slack Will Defend Ku Klux Klan Indianapolis, Oct. 16—An appearance as counsel for Knights of the Ku Klux Klun In the suit filed against that organization In federal court here and sponsored by the American Unity league, was entered Saturday p ’ by L. Ert Slack, former United States district attorney. The hearing is set for October 24. It is alleged that the klan is engaged in a conspiracy to I s form a super-government. id The plaintiffs are six South Bend ie residents who declare their names are J3' kept on the klan rosters illegally.

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