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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
SALE OF RINGER POSTPONED.
HorSemen ASSembIed at Clayton 10
lid on Intrue nisnppointrd.

Fifty horS-m-n went 10 Clayton Yesterday
f0r the purpose ~ bidding on Abbie l. and
Untrue. the two race horses held in connec-
tion with the prosecution of Oscar Rhodes. who
IS charged with entering a ringer at the Del
mar track. They were disappointed. as the
sale did not take place.
Rhodes was one Of the execution defendants
when the suit for lyeEymsn's lien was in
stiiuted BY the Hotel Au,enrieth. even though
he disclaimel ownership u the animals Ac-
coFdingly. his attorneys yesterday paid the
amount OF the judgment and the court costs.
amounting iu all 10 about Sls5. and the sale
called on.
Some of those presen; were indignant and
demanded that the horses be put III fur sale
Rhodes is charged with entering a ringer on
track. a statutory Or-nse. the punish
ment for which IL Imprisonment in the Peni-
tentisry. lie Is AT present in the Clayton jail
awaiting The trial The suit was filed In
Justice Hemering's court In ManlewoOd. A
y. Chilson and a man named Rogers were
made C0-defendantS. hut Judgment went against
them by default as they did not appear
Ahhie l.. is said To be very fast mari. and
was entered under the name Of Untrue The
zeal Untrue Is an ordinary animal The trick
Was detected before the race
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MISS sEMPLE Is GOLF CHAMPION.
Pupil OF simpson Defeats Miss Della
field at NormandIe Park Links.

Miss Grace sempIe wen the title q woman
golf champion Of St Louis by defeating Miss
Edith DelafeId Up and to play. In an IS
hole match at N0rmandIe Park links yesterday
afternoon
Miss Queen Rumsey was the former cham
pion. Miss Ssmple. a. the score shows. played
a game that was much superior 20 that u her
opponent she outdrUN- her from the tee aud
Uutpiayeu her Al every point OF the game.
The DAY was not favorable FOR ladies' golf.
The wind hich. and the long rough nor
mzndie links are. al best. hard Tor women 20
play Then there was guile edge TO thu
breeze. which vas not pleasing. The young
women played very good game the uufavor-
able weather considered
Miss Semple Is slender gIrl. She has q
yeEy pretty; free style % play. A pupil uf Boz
Sinpson ihe former Field Cub professional.
her dash In Clrnoustic swing shows IL Miss
D-ianeld PLAYED good strong game. but Miss
Sempie proved the inner golfer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
BARD oF AvoN- nREA>s REcoRp.
Sets New Mark at Worth for Mile
and Three-Sixteenfhs.

Chicago. Oct. F--Incubator. backed
from 10 TO down to TO / won the Co
lumbia Handicap in an easy fashion at
Worth to-day. POtheen was second and
Bondage third. The race was worth s.. 725
to the winner.
After long rest GreEor X, at Is to J.
made his first appearance in the fourth
race anc won in rOmp. with Topsoii and
Sstchel. all heads apart,
In the fifth race Bard bf Avon set a new
track record of 100 5-5 for the mile and
three-siNteenths. Weather clear and cool;
track slow. Summary;
First race. one mlle-Examiner. s. 6H Phil
npsl. 10 J. wons Diympian. IL Reed, TO
., second. Gallant. l0i tAdkinsl. TO l. third
Time. I;fl Ia. Fairbury. Jane Holly Bumrner
IL Firing Line. NoTendo and Germany also
ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Dick Bernard. IL
adkins, ! 70 .. won: Clifton Forge. I05 ID
HALL. 70 . second. Changer. s5 III. PhilIipsl
30 10 !. third. Time. 1:I3 20. Palm Bearer
and DiaphsnouH also ran
Third race. one miic and a quarter. Columbia
dsndicap-Incubator. IS 6FeTrei1l 3 10 l. won:
FotEesn. s. Il. Milsenl. 5 10 ;. second: Bond
sge, % tN:- Robbinsl. s % J. third. Tine
go l-5. WRfun Major Tenny. Jack Rafln
ltsy1lFnds l-sdy Jecelyn. Doctor Stephens and
Sesr'h race, six fur,Onss- -Gresor h. 1al ID.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

line for .. 10 and Is wards Ensign, LETT
half back. played a pluCly game. break
Ing through the lire repeatedly and max
ing runs OF - and - yards.
Flint and Corrie, McEendree ends.
played an almost perfect game. getting
down well on puuts and tackiiDS their
men In their tracks. The other linemen
played an aggressive game. always start
iuE ahead Cf Manual
MOrTtss. quarter back. played n good
game. was in every play and ran the team
On yursity form.
Chase. kTtuse and Fillmore played the
best game for Manual The St Louis
team was badly Outwcished.
frrnaTru.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
RawlinEz
ualdlngs Position
CHICAGO o. NORTHWESTERN o.
FumbIes Frequent and On-Side Plays
Numerous in Hard Struggle.

Chicago. oct. 1.-THE University Of Chi
cagO and Northwestern University played
a tie game on Marshall Field to-day. the
score being 0 TO 0.
Northwestern outplayed Chicago from
start TO finish. and her goal was at no
time in danger. On the other hand. Chi
cago was saved on her own fOur-yard line
by Northwestern's tumble.
Eckersoll. ChicagO's speedy quarter. had
no chance to show the brilliance expected
OF him on end runs. as the Northwestern
ends had no difficulty IN sitting through
Chicago's line. Fumbles were frequent and
both sides were repeatedly penaliZed for
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Opening Games of the season Sehed-
uled for Sportsman's Park

The first OF the St. Louis Association
Football League scheduled games VIII be
played this afternoon at Sportsman's
Park Grand and Sullivan avenues. The
o'clock.
In the first game the Kerns Will meet the
Sportsmaus. The former team has many
Of last years players in line. Dick Jarrett.
formerly Of the Diels. Is now playing for
ward. Phil kavanaugh will captain the
team again this year
The Sportsmans have the same old team
IN the field. Tom Finnegan will look after
the Sportsmans' interests.
The teams in the first game will have the
fOl1uNing playeFs In line.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

FaIn - 10 l. won. T1p-oIl. 81 CWils0ni. u
"a : second Salch.I - - Eunn-ri. : 20 D.
third Time t:1f B. CypTieHre. Stuyve. "a
ther Talent. Gypgrue, Tnan- and Muf-sea also
.-.-..
Fifth race. one mile and thFee-si1teenths-
] ard Of Avon. ~ iii. Phillips. : 10 .. won:
afTlishf = Wilson : 10 =. second. Tufts -
tR0nuerl. to J. third Time. .-ri g-a. BarrsicA,
Sth race six furlonEs-Relle Malone loi
UuIiacks TO T. won Big Ben. lli tHalh. g
TO l. second. stem WindsT. lV- adkins. 10
/ third Time I.lt Rardolph Frank Rice.
Tne Forum Safeguard. Goodman, Henry Nc
Daniel and Miriam ". also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
MISSOURI TIGERS wHITEwAsHED.
Columbia Lads Lose Game to Drake
University, IL TO o.

] l.t-Fl bL.lI SPECIAL.
Columbia. Mo. oct I1.-In hotly con
tested game. Missouri Univer-'' went
down in defeat to-day before the agEre-
cation from Drake University bv "a score
Of L to 0. Missouri was not outrIayed.
but was ovcrweighed about fifteen pounds
to the man
Missouri played IN hard luck through
the game losing the ball iu the first half
on downs ON brakes CuC-yard line. In
the second half IiEe same thing happened
and this timo Missouri lacked hut fou-
inches uf touchdown
Both teams played an excellent defeu-
siv, game. the hall constantly changing
hands on downs Drake fuU!hlrd IRE
queutIy. and did not have the team work
shown 10y Missouri
The Tigers were weakened hy the loss
o. Jesse. left tackle: Myers. center. and
COous. right half Tie substitutes played
good LIl!. but did not have the weight OF
the men laid out.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
WHITE SEALS vs.. sIOUND CITYs.
Two Games VIII BE Played Mt Ru-
IaEe Park To-Day.

The White Seals will play the Mound
Cities this afternoon At Kulase Park. Lee
and Neystead avenues. ~ n prelimi-
nary. the Schapsrs Will play the Colum-
bias. game 70 be called at 80 o'clock
Cramer or Hines will pitch for the Seals
while Harry Belts will be in the box for
the Mound Citys.
Fitzgerald. who has been playing short
for the Seals Il! season. win cover the
third sack. Hetling. who formerly played
this position has gone 20 Little Rock to
play with that team next season casey
OF the Nick-buTE team will play short
The batteries j the first game viii be:
Columbias. Duffy and EIgaus Scnapers,
Slanks and Hurry.
The teams in the final game will have
the following players In line
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
PrIncrton Ii- CarII.I. q.

Princeton. y. }. Oct Fin a pourin. rain
Princeton defeated the Carlisle Indians this
afteruoon by a score % II 90 o. Princeton kept
the hail usarly al ;he tim-. but made twelve
fumbleS- ThH nrSt score was made an q
s-ri-s 2 plays. in which short figured prJni-
neufly BY line plunges and rarity bv lcud-saI
runs. Hart crossed. but fuuIhIed and EFftrI-
leln made a sensational run q nftv yur,ls and
vas dovned ON the olEht-yaui line F0tiIke
Fs1r-d around left end. No score was made
In the s-cu1i haif. but the hall continually
-vapT-ed hands on fumbles Eul1n Miller %
his nose broken. The Lineup.
Princeton Position Indians
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Mexico Horse show Closes.



Mexico. No. Oct 1.-THE Mexico Carnival
and Horse Show closed to-day The awards in
the horse and mule rings were a. follows:
Best mare. with colt by her side-F1rst. Alex.
Carter. Mexico: second. Frank Buckner. Aux
Vase: third. =. r Baker. Audrain County.
Best saddle pony. under Il hands hgh-FirSt.
Charles Schopp. Audrain County.
Best harness pony-First. Eva McGraw. Au-
drain county second. Roy Field. Auirain
County.
Best mule. any age-Ffrst. J. P. Wilson.
Wellsville: second. W. w ElEtn WeflsvfIle:
third. ! =. Wilson. Wellsville.
Most stylish turnout-First. Lee Bros. second.
George A. Morris. II.
Best farmers outfit. team. wagon and har-
ness cunsidered-Flrst- Lee Owens. Audraln
County: second. J. p Wilson. Wellsvilie: third.
" ". ElEin. WelEviile-
Best mule. years old and under 3-FIrst W.
J. Baker. Benton City.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

The East -. Louis High S,hool Alumni team
Surgeons eleven by a score Of A. 70 . at EAsi-
Lltl.h F45h. EasL 81 Louis. Yesterday attct-
ilccH. NJ pulN nlav % more than ordinary
merit merit wss N The last haf. when Fast 81 Louis
slcke4 the bali into the -. Louis territory. The
bali sas fumbled and Fred Moore q East Louis
easled INTO the crowd grabbed the hall aEd.
nLtlou- any interferenca. rln the length % the
neld 20 toucncuwu- The first half Of The Eam-
W9s PLAYED IN fifteen minutes and the second
haH IN tlE nInnt..
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

New York. Oct l5.-Ths entire racing stable
Of horses in training OF ]. G. Follansbes was
sold at Brighton Beach to-day. y Bennington
paid 1850. the top price Of the sale for As
tar1ta. b. 2. :. by imp. Bathsmpton-Lola A.
Moon Daisy. ch. T.. T. by imp. Star RUBY
Moon Flower. Mr. Cotton: 81 no0
Eagle, ch. x . by imp Bathampton-Tr,-
Ia. PathceEus Stable. g25lo
Daisy Green. b. Z. ;. by imp. BasseiIaw-Ex-
tract. n. Clancy: 8 eeo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Two HurIInr Gnmc..

Two hurting games Will he PLAYED on the
Hlgh Seaoel Ercunds in Forest Park this aft
2:tl. the other al o m me op.ninr ro1trst
wi. 5e hetWesn the Shamrocks and Innssfails.
cantslned o. ~ J. Whaisn snd N !. walsh.
respectively The second contest will ~ f,Iavefi
~ captain Fllzserald's team against picked
team, Driscnu Purcell uin serve - goal
for the lunesfails while Fitzgerald viii pIav
In that position FOR the Shamrock.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

omaha. Nsb OF. 1.-The football game be-
tween JuiysIs.Jy .I S.-tH Dakota anu Gre.gh-
tuu University uf tlI- plags als wul uy the
lettsr by "a a.Hg- 90 lT o. O. TEs came vas
football Uf tEs uaH. E.Ui grl vas clean game
throughout. The t'r.I=Etlus eNcsliH4 10 team
work. hut south Dakota evenly matched them
Ul individual playing. PuntiuE vas "a prom
lueut falture and vas zCld au Goth sides
CrsiEhfU1's score vas mad hy tvv ui.eg kicks
south bIrnfI Elsi an lauuraguthIH line and a
fast hack field. HsL lacked team Interference.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
BRIDGE ANNEXED
THE LAUREL STAKE
Bratton's Fast Gelding Led and
Stepped in Fast Time. High
Wind Considered.
HILEE IMPROVED SUDDENLY.
Previous Time They Met. Winner
Ran Away From Him When
ElliOtt's Horse Had Five
Pounds Less Weight.

J :. Bratten's Julien -Brooklet geIding.
the i-year-old Bridge. won the Laurel
Stake. the feature event Of the card, at
the Fair Grounds yesterday.
He Was { 20 ! in the betting. led all the
way and won handily by a length in l.l4I..
excellent time. the high. cold wind con-
siGered.
Hiiee. at 20 /. displayed about twenty
pounds improvement over his last race.
run two weeks ago. with Bridge He ran
in third place TO the stretch. then swung
wide and lost FIVE lengths. Yet was press
ing Bridge hard at the sixteenth pole.
Then Foley made the mistake OF pulling
his whip. He let HiIee's head drop and the
horse spraddled- Bridge then won easily
HILEES FIERCE REV ERSAL.S.
Hilee had 1l2 pounds up yesterday. The
wind was high and cold. Yet he was
beaten half a length in lIil4. with Foley.
an inferior rider, up. Two weeks ago he
had To- pounds up on a warm day and
fast track. and was beaten twelve lengths
by Bridge IN 1.liaa, with Sheehan. the best
rider at the track w. Two days previous
10 that race he ran the best race Of his
life under Sheehan at Delmar. Two days
after the bad race ne breezed faster than
he ever did in his life He was > TO the
day he ran his bad race. They always run
bad races at 10 .
NO LICK went Win bE4uSt NeSLelAaN
for a half. then stopped and finished last.
II was said that she was cut down. When
she stopped she interfered with Frank
Bell. who ran ripping race. But for this
interference. Bell might have won. Sylvia
Talbot. an unreasonable favOrite. did not
show anything.
SCHWARTZWALD WINS.
Sain's only maiden beyond the 2-yea N-1Id
form nt his get. SChwartzwald. managed
TO get out Of the maiden class in the sec
ond race. Sheehan gave him wonderfully
good ride and fairly pushed MIN home a
winner. He is an awfully slow horse. The
six furlongs were run in 1:l7la. three sec
oDds slower than Bridge ran II. SChreiber
won big bet on the race.
Optional. the even-money favorite In the
sixth race. finished last. She was well
away. and was leading second TO the
three-eighths. then stopped. Il Il said that
she was cut down. The other events were
OF poor class anu no Importance.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
In Desperately Fought Game,
With Unfavorable Weather,
Both Sides tumble Often.
CRIMSoNS STRONG IN FIRST.
Full Rack Prince Makes SenSa-
tional Run 10 Goal for the
Army. hut Play Is Called
Ont Of Order 10y Official.


A. NJ NJ Hsyg1-Yale , = sHEs:yl.aE.ia state .
-Nt Ehiladeiuhil -F.unsylvlnia - Rr1vn O.
a. T553sigIl-l-.fsyet.r 5,35s ,.-. e. For,iiham o.
~ NTN Iuu-uarrm T. William a.
,,As Cambrlire- Freshmen @ Phillips
A. Niddl. .tavn-yv. =. R.ns-.lsc- O.
a. Wv Nork-,1i11-hi8 y Amhsrst
Al Chicszg-Ch.rar. .. NcTrFprsfsrn Q.
Al Columbus. o.-ohio state University ..
AZ GalessaEr. Iu.-Enoy. c5rsrs =. Chicago
'...eEr ~ Er1I5'.iars and SurEs rs D.
81. AZ L..al3Etog; ky-Eentucky state College
j hsiilgky Mllisrv irstitute O. ,,.,--,- -.
.At CineInnst'-NIlaui IS. University o., C1u-
4, Terrs. Hau,e. Ira.-Ros- Polytechnic 5.
E3ste,n llliTnS Normal . ,,,
NJ A11"1- ls.-Nups college 3. CuF G0ilsEr y
AZ Austin, Tex University % Oklahoma 9.
A. south Bsnd-No,r, Dame g. DePauvv o.
West Point. y. Y. Oct. Hinder ex-
trsmely had weather conditions Harvard
defeated West Point today. score s 20 ..
There was much fumblinE on both sides.
II was probably the most desperately
fought football same ever seen on West
Points field. Exchanges Of puuts were
frequent
Near the close % the first half. Hurley
OF Harvard made "a clever rush At the
side of the formation. and. cvadinE the
ends. ran twenty-five yards. crossed West
Points goal line and made the only score
OF the day.
The plays throughout the first half were
mostly In West Points territory. There
was no time In he game that Hsrvard's
goal was threatened.
Soon after the second half began. Prince
OF West Point Eot possession Of the ball
within twenty yards Of the army's goa.
and ran the entire length OF the field
crossing the euemy's line. The widest
enthusiasm prevailed for a minute. but
the official declared the play out OF order
and the spriutCr vas called hack Near
the close of the last half Harvard at
tempted goal from the field. hut the bail
went wide Of the mark. Lineup:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
"ApPTsnIice, gll9wanee claimed -.

THE REPU BIIC'S SELECTIONS
First Race-Merrie George, Orient. WOOd's
Perry.
Second Racs-SIy surpr!se Win Shelly. Gen
eral PrIE.
Third Race-Dekaber. Burke Cochran. Pour
uuoi Pas
Fourth Race-LlttIe Scout, Dan NJ. B-nua,
FliutlOck.
Fifth Race-C0gsweU Deer Hunter Psthus-
Sixth Rlce-Davr SbInmers. Hindi. Ath-Ea-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Ann ArJsr NlcE.. Oct. Is.-wIth HsstOn.
tho crack hsIf hack. cut % the game. and
without any long sud runs. Michigan scored
u points g1 Indiana this afternoon. The gains
gua-a I-Erus uilIses o. Llskles
NauIo-k lLd curtis luIausl lie line. and b
Euc gutfy line ul.Afug q &lleIlEa1's Hgul
lugks. AIiUnigEu lost two luucnuIUEs uy
fusutfss Uu had MISTAKES Iu Si-uuls- Indiana
fuleat HarI ana tguk advantage % Michigan >
rTfUgs Lineup
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Lebanon College Won by over
whelminE Score of ~ 10 q.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lebanon. Ill. oct. 1.-THE Manual
Training football team OF ST. Louis was
defeated here to-day by McKendree COL
lege By a score OF s. TO O. McKendree
showed a material increase in form over
last Saturday. when they defeated shu-t-
len.
Their goal was not at any time in
danger Manual was compelled repeated
" TO resort q punting. Hunter Nc
kendree'S right hall back. played q star
same. making numerous runs through the
Of - yards each for a touchdown. be-
sides rUns OF B. -. s. and % yards. all
for touchdowns
His punts averaged 20 yards Wallis 3
Burroughs made telling gains throuEh the
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

In the second game the Spaldinss play
the Rawlings. Tom Cahill has but one or
two uf the last year Diels. while the Raw
lings has all g Il. e. players on its team
The teams will lire up as follows:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART.

ST LOUIS ASSOCIATIONS MEETING-orOber l.
A b
20 aIa ass purse 500 onehalt uinrr.-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
knn,n. t2. CoInrndn 1t.

EauIIa-. COBB. oct. 1.-THE football Eami
brtyse-u che Ju.y .Tsltv ~ Kan Is and C0I1-4t.
Aus UE tn fa.uar. D. o. Ii. but this hard
o. represents on. merits % co.. Two teams. m.
visitor Uuiulsysd N" Do'aral1 men, the fea
tufr o. the Eal.s helnE -fNry-yard hucziug
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
McKENDREE HEAT MANraL.

uchdowns-Vetterlein ]. FouIkr Goa
-Tweuty-five minute nav
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
SL.O0 PER MEEK for Treafmeni
DR.. BOHANMAM

- - 1t &c I'D s7-cllI Dfsalss d. B 3 V.---
tslle Curative post vey Neru1us u-ff5fv -~..
NeaEnest. Los. Aznhuyd Farroerle or any Ts rs.if-
iaE tfo5 yotfa! srrr % Or ercssses 10 fro 70 20 s
recs II use ana c11sianv advertised 10 this 81
e5er Tory ycfrs ard hat nrtr clirr the ~.
- in,narf tr1rf thga- MIDDLE AGED AK -
- ueakncss tegl D. thrir Vra-a Iriee Elwr Dollar.
TIA FsckaEc ous Dol az. VII shou tai tie Resiv ri
% a. that u atr-rtlfcd- sold unly b DR. G RousS
NAN. Ne e Nor<Hn Strr-;. Lauis Ma S--f ts -
eaerrts, s-cursiy fsaied rriEx.s Circular ETlER -
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
AssoCIATIoN FoorBALL.

summary: Iinesrnen-Johns and Finley. Time
kaeusr-R- Campbell Refcree-Terhellen. Tins
% halves - Twenty and twenty-five minutes
Scores 20 O.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

Minneapolis. MIur-. OK iowa proved an
"a y UrpHarH. ~ Miuu-zucl t.-tiIy. the home
team g,l-LIiuE tEe NlsItHrs by score q -
20 IalH-uT-
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race
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OF lire 1T
.aa.
O/9 s.cena nc ayear inward purse s SIX fn-E
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

NJ perfect
ran E
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
Jacksonville 20. Decatur o.

EEPI- -EIIC SPECIAL.
Decatur. Iii. OrT. 1T-Iuiu-Iz f,lIt.r. s
Jacksonville defeated James AiiTEin g'rf,.--
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18
SCHWARTZWALD WINS.

MONDAY'S FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES
ElrsL ra.e. i've ana one-nalf fLIrlnn...
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-18

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-01
MEANS ONLY tRATEREAL EQUITY.
New Plan of Assessment In the Modern Wcodmau
Order

The readjustment Of rates aAopted by
the Modern Wnodmen at the Indianapo-
us convention is upon what is called the
lowa plan The fe1tures Of this plan
are stated rs follows by VIM S Hart.
the Iowa man who was the chief spokes-
man for the change az adopted He
saws
The new plan does not provide for
reserve fund it does not provide for a
step rate; 1t does not rerate the member.
ship at their pr sent aee all of which
We're cardinal features of the admins.
tration plans The Iowa plan ia The
same exactly as the order is now con.
Quoted upon, with IN increase and a
variation IN the assessment rates As
sessments will b. called only to meet the
requirements of death losses and 40 part
OF the money Is tied mp ia reserve ar
emergency fund No more money will
be required than under the old plan. fhe
only difference being a more equitable
arrangement c rates at the different
ages, and tie higher rates will reouire
fewer assessments Il is an especially
favorable plan for the old members, as
they are rerated at the age at which
they joined, instead of at their present
age.
The Iowa plan" rates to 20 into ef-
feet as soon as 1t Is possible to make the
CHANGE are 90 fatiAp-s
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-01
State esthsring Of rsmpsranes Workers

The Wisconsin Scandinavian Total
Abstinence Association, which held it's
yearly meeting at Westby last Friday
Saturday and Sunday, was well attend
ed. Delegates from several temperance
societies in the state were present. The
following officers were elected for the
coming year
Presidcnt-Rov. II. @. Wig
Vice Ptestdent--JOhn Jorstad, Barron 90.
Secretary Alfred Gabfieisnn, Fergus Falls
Minnesota,
Financial Secretary X. Villaud Westby
Treasurer-B. = Nedland. WCstby.
Directors Ole Roe Carryviilci oluf Erick
son, Cashton.
Members 81 Temperance OOhgrcss--Uhr. a.
Nurby, BarJun; a. a Aasen, soldiers Grove
The picnic held in DR.. 5chriener' s
beautiful yard on Sunday, was a success
in every respect, several hundred people
being present The Westby cornet band
furnished music for the day Speeches
" ere made by the Rev II. Halvorson
Rev NJ Gulbrandson Hon. A II Dab
Of Westby, and Adelsten Berg Of Engoe
Wisconsin Several choirs entertained
the people with appropriate songs, A
subscription was taken for the benefit
OF the associations missionary work il
the state. which amounted 10 1923 "a
Con
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-07-01
Yes. Stay IN Wisconsin

Occasionally good man grows dissat-
istied with Wisconsin The milk is too
yellow or the honey ls too sweet and he
don't like to have them flow over his
land anyhow So he parts with his
farm, sells his live stock and other
things too numerous too mention at auc.
tion, and moves to Kansas or Nebraska,
OF some other wind swept section. Then
he takes his good Wisconsin money and
buys farm which today Is. and tomor-
row Is not, because the wind has blown
it away, Or he tries Colorado and
slushes around in the mud and irrigates
strip Of bottom so narrow tnat a cow
cannot Jump into a field because she
jumps over. Then he hears of Texas
and goes down there TO hunt bag of
gold at the end of a rainbow. In the
daytime he scratches sand burrs out'of
his flesh and at night the tarantlas nibble
at his feet and the centipedes crawl over
his face When his money is gone he
begins TO feel Ike he did when first he
strayed away from home. He yearns for
good old Wisconsin and the yearns stick
10 his throat and choke him until the
tears come to his eye He would give q
months work to again see cows that
stand at the barn at his Wisconsin farm
and hear the horn blow for dinner.
Memory is a marvellous painter. and
paints best the things we have lost -
Gates County JOnFual