Fort Leavenworth News from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas • 7

Saturday, February xo, 1912. U. S. MILITARY PRISON. SPORT ist Sergeant Walter "ColvinmTetrr tery-' 'Artillery; fwa-i charge of, prisoners, who arrjfr ed on the 31st of January from' Fort TWENTY-GAME CONTEST CLOSED.

D. A. Russell, Wyo Battery The two-man team bowling-match u. between Klaus and Leathernian repre-. Take A Kodak To Texas senting the College, and Fitzpatrick and Warner for the Seventh Infantry, was finished on the Y.

M. C. A. al- eys on Friday last and honors went the Seventh with 437 pins more han their adversaries, bowling a to-al of 6574, while the College duo were building a score of 6137. of "the College, scattered the wood for the "high ten" game, with a score of 212, while Warner was Field' Artillery, arrived on 2nd in charge of 5 prisoners fr.om.,.,.

Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Captain Walter Bates, 27th Infantry, was in charge of 17 prisoners, who arrived from Fort Sheridan, 111., on the 2nd of this month. Sergt; Mohtcrief, Troop 4th Cavalry, at Fort Bliss, Texas, brought 5 prisoners here on the 4th inst. 7 prisoners arrived the 6th of this month from Columbus Bks, in charge of Sergt. Frank I.

Addington, 26th Recruit Company. The following named prisoners have been discharged during the past week: Daniel J. Buckley, Arthur G. Campbell, the ist of February; Fred H. Daly, the 2nd; Charles V.

Boyer the-4th; Peter Perrault, Bertie L. Cannon, Harry A. Cuff, Wayne L. Dickey the 6th, and Albert J. Gerkan on the 7th 956 prisoners in confinement this date.

second with 202. Fitzpatrick and Leatherman tied for the low score. For fifteen games Fitzpatrick led in the high average class, but a streak We Carry the Largest Stock in Kansas of hard luck in the last five games caused him to drop into third place- Klaus beating him to second place by eight pins. Good luck on the part of Warner in the' games placed him in the lead with a total of 3334 and an average of 167, while the other three men finished in the following order: Klaus, 3248; Fitz patrick, 3240; Leathernian, 2889. The "high ten" for two men went to the Seventh in the seventh gam TWO WAYS.

with a total of 393, a record for the H. P. RIPLEY, 325 Delaware Street allevs we believe. 'Tvvas a lucky 4 seventn 01 tne seventn. He who finds he has something to sell And "goes whispers it down a well, Is not so apt to collar the dollars, As he who climbs a tree and hollers.

BOWLING LEAGUE ORGANIZED To Compete for Service Trophy Donated by Fort Leavenworth News. The opening game in the bowling tournament will be played next Mon Delicate. One of the animals came up to be named. "Er-tiger!" announced Adam. "Princeton, Tammany or Detroit?" clamored the reporters, who of course were present.

day night at the Y. M. A. alley? Michael Kirmeyer 0 riginal Rochester DELIVERD TO POST STILLINGS, MO. BOTH PHONES between the Dark Horse Team and Co.

Signal Corps. The Fort Leavenworth News cup will be the principal team prize, although other prizes will be awarded to individual players. There will be six or more five men' teams representing the various organizations, and those interested in this king of indoor pastimes for the manly man should look up the News columns each week for returns. iruuu--rumAru-Lr j-ij Use For The Van. Said the captain, with a show of bravado, "I'll lead the van, and you can bring up the rear." "Phwat's the matter wid me bring-in' up the rear an' gittin' in the vail wid ut?" Valentine Day Attention February 14th Our Assortment of Valentines is the complete in the City of Leavenworth, A GREAT MANY NEW DEAS THIS YEAR We have them in prices from $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $100 and as low as JOc.

We are Showing a Good Spring Line of Clothing and Furnishing IMtscbes DDrug Store Goods Fourth and Delaware. "The Busy Corner." and invite you to call and inspect our Line. We are glad to serve you. HARRY SALINGER Sit MEN'S OUTFITTER. WEST POINT knt range to ANNAPOLIS Prof.

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