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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19

A cross fire formation Is the SUBJ
Ject In this, the second article on has-
ketbaII, by James Naismith,~ origina-
tor of the game.
BY JAMES NAISMITH.
Entering into more complicated
combinations in basket ball play, we
are In this article presenting a cross
fire formation which is especially eff
fective, bewildering to opponents and
spectacular from the spectators point
Of view. This play consists of the
forward, to first receive the ball, pass
ing the sphere to his teammate dag
onally across the floor.
Forward No. 2, as in the diagram,
gets the ball from the center on the
right side. During the time that No.
2 is making the journey toward the
appointed spot, indicated by the cap
tain's signal, at which he is to receive
the sphere, forward No. is losing"
his guard by the use Of the time hon
ored formula of running in circle.
And he must so gauge his progress
that the instant the ball is passed to
him he must be in the spot from
which he started and without an OPP
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
Richard Roe"

Thus remarks '.Uncle Walt
Mason. the poet philosopher Pour
old seedy Richard Roe. There is
naught he doesn' know of the KEN
mel and the street and the hobo foul
retreat. There is nothing he can t
tell of the ante-mortem hell. Drift
ing on life's stormy wave, he's a
wreck, unfit TO save; drifting, drift
ing with the flow, where the ship
wrecked mortals CO. Richard is a
trying sight; once his countenance
was white, but it's rusty with the
crime of an elder, ancient time; and
his rags are passing foul and he has
Il wolfish jowl; and his story's trite
and stale. as he PAGES in the Jail; he s
completely out of chink-and9 it 8
saddening to think that this efigy
defiled, must have been, one day a
child 1t is saddening to know that
above this Richard Roe. with his
face by evil scanned, once a mother
bent and dreamed Prayed and
dreamed-above that face that he'd
take an honored place. in this great.
wide world of men : truly. she was
dreaming then There are many
Richard Roes, drifting whittier no
one knows-where life's pillows
sweep and swing; and it seems a
blessed thing that so many mothers
die. ere they see the wrecks drift by
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
The January HOusekeeper.

Promise of most interesting year
is given in The Housekeeper pages for
January. The fiction is we'll chosen.
including such writers as Caroline
Brett Mclean, Cralice Vallette.
William q. Hawley. Mary Garden.
the great prima DONNA talks to
American girls about her early life
and experiences in Paris, Authori-
tative articles on flowers, poultry,
cookery. fancy work, fashions and
of interest to the home,
are included.
The Housekeeper Corporation. Min
neapoils, Mimi. Seventy vie cents q
year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
DO YOU WANT TO
HELP TAKE THE CENSUS
If You Do, Send Your Name in for APP
prevail Before january Is.

Washington, D. c., January 49,
Census Director Durand stated to-day
that. as a result of his conferences
with the supervisors of census
throughout the country he finds that
in many sections, especially lin the
large cities, there have not been as
yet sufficient applications for the
positions of enumerators. 1t looks.
he thinks, as if the country is SO
prosperous that people are not so
anxious to get these responsible places
as had been expected.
The scarcity is giving the Director
some concern, as only a few weeks
remain before the date for closing the
consideration of applications. 1t will
be impossible generally to extend the
application time limit, as to examine
the test" paper, with the necessary
care to insure the designation of
qualified persons. will consume every
moment of the time allowed for this
phase of the work of selecting the
enumerators, leaving nothing fol- an
extension of the date for shutting
down on applications.
The Director therefore urges all
persons desiring places as enumerators
to make application as quickly as
possible, and he hopes that. in order
to help get perfect census, public
spirited and energetic people through
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
Saves second.Hand Lumber.

A Boston firm of building wreckers
has brought out circular saw that
will cut through nails and bolts az
well as through wood, enabling them
to cut into regular sizes of secondhand
lumber that otherwise would be value
less.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
New Workers viii Not Walk.

In the borough of Manhattan ap-
proximately 5000 passenger elevators
and 10000 freight elevators are en-
gagged in the daily transportation OF
100000 people. In the six years
1903-1908 more than 1000 Of these ma
chimes were installed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
In INDIANAPOLIS Homes.

There are many more or less do
mesticated men, however, who won't
care a cent how high the price of
brooms goes if it interferes with that
sweeping which always seems to be
necessary just about the time they
settle down to the solace of a Sun
day morning pipe. = Indianapolis
News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
CARD OF THANKS.

To the neighbors and friends who
SO kindly assisted during the illness
of our mother, we wish to state that
the kindness is deeply appreciated.
The Family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
Our seIf.EcIipsinq Heroes.

A printers error will make zero
of hero, but it isn't the error OF
somebody else that the average hero
has most to fear in this connection
The Standard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
A Hope.

Every woman lives in hope that the
next Christmas is going to be the one
when her husband will be rich enough
to surprise her with diamond ring.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
Recine for Hanniness.

The art of living easily as to means
is to pitch your scale of living one de-
gree lower than your means.-H Henry
Taylor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-01-19
Gen. Calls Circle Installation.

On Thursday afternoon Gen. Calls
Circle installed the following officers
Pres Mrs. Amelia Lisherness.
Sr.-Vice. u~ Pres Mrs. Lucia
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01
IMPROVED
 TELEPHONE SERVICE.

The announcement that the Bisbee 1rnDrovement Company has sold out fr- telephone company will be cause for saiisfactio1. not because of any -aason to complain Of the service rrovidea by the pioneers in the tele. plone business in this district. but because the sale means an extension of cur long distance service and iti ir,,raveurent The Fri State com paay. which has acquired inc Bisbe' excbange and the one at Douglas -itb the connecting iles, fs a sub sidiarv company of the Bell TeIe phone Company. IL is known tha Inc Trf State Company will at once biuid A line from Fl Paso 10 Bishce via Deming. New Mexico and it i understood that it is the intention O tbis company to push on through Ari ona and to California with its te's phone lines. It is quite likely tha Risbee and all grounds in Cochis' Countv will during the present yea have frs -cIazs service extending t' Los Arg les to ,he west and ( Denver to the east
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01
THE CENTER cE POPULATION.

The completion of the present fea ,r,t census will bring a new ealcuis ,i, as to the center Of population ,gbicb is sIowlymoving westward. ln 1saa R was located near Columbus Ind Ia the ten years from 1890 to 1aoo it moved twenty six miles 'o. ward the West.
 Those who have made a study o' tbe eubiect do nct believe there VIII h. any remarkable Western shit v.ben the ressdts of hte present cen SIS are conputed. The center oH population probably will remain in Indiana. The West is growing fast but the East is growing, too. Most os the big cities are in the East and all of them are increasing their popu -atioa al an enormous rate.
 Tn 1869 and in 1880 the center Of emulation was not far from CinciE rsti. It is showing so slowly that I rromises to be a good many decades before it reaches the Mississippi riv e~ This is cheeTfully indicative oi -he fact that the United States l. a bic country and has room for vas multtudes of people in addition t'  its present population No one nov living is likely to see the day wheI he will be lacking in elbow room b. Jason of the influx of immiGrauol and the natural increase.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01
Nation First Vanquishing
 Disease Will Dominate Others.

of of
 
 A CONSTITUTES THE GREAT / EST BAR TO HUMAN PROGRESS. NATION
  DOMINATE 
 Two conditions essential before itself disease In the place. POSSESS AN EDUCATED SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL PROFESSION In the second place. the nation a whole be GUIDED BY THE ADVICE OF TTS BEST MEDICAL MEN.
 With either of these conditions wanting people will be able advance Are the people of the United States held age dase One every dies of tuberculosis Fifty thousand of perish annually of typhoid and this number lie stricken for disease but ultimately Pneumonia disputes with tuberculosis the right be called the captain of death Some fifty thousand ally of and other malignant gro More than 9j per of children die before they reach five years of In short, MORE THAN so PER CENT OF US DIE FROM CAUSES THAT ARE PREVENTABLE and which the enlght- ened nation of the future will prevent.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01
Leave
 the Farmer Alone

on the farmers in the present in quiry into the high cost of living than is their due. They are get ting the cream and leaving us tho whey, we are told by invcstiga- tors.
 THE FARMER, IT IS TRUE, IS GETTING HIGHER PRICES FOR HIS PRODUCE THAN HE EVER HAS BEFORE AND, ON THE WHOLE, IS PROBABLY BETTER OFF THAN HE EVER HAS BEEN. THIS IS ONLY HIS DUE. HE HAS BEEN THE BACKBONE OF THE NATION SINCE ITS FouN- DAYTON, AND ALL HE HAS HAD TO SHOW FOR TT HAS BEEN MORTGAGES ON HIS PROPERTY. NOW THAT HE HAS COME INTO HIS OWN WE UNITE IN CON- DENYING HIM.
 HIS WORK TODAY IS AS HARD AS IT EVER WAS. and all of the things which he has to purchase have gone up quite as much as have the things which he sells. Labor, clothing, machinery, schooling for his children and all of the other things which he has to purchase have increased steadi- ly in price. If he is able to show a crcditable balance at the end of the year it is not due to his recciv- ing an unjUstly high price for his goods, but to HIS OWN SKILLFUL MANAGEMENT.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01
IMPERATIVE NEED OF A EUREAU OF MINES.

rr Is impossible to study the sta iistics Of the dead ana injured n tho mines Of the country without cor su. to the conclusion that ther' is .se utmost need for jas proposed 5.,-eao of Mines which Congress ha' hen considering this winter. Sucn sareau is needed in the first place e.n,sre to the limit the subieo. oI r,,., causes of mine explosions and other accidents With the fullest sis;e light shed on the question -, fa, as causes are concerned It ,.r t.eu he possible for State author . fr,s to compel owners of miRes t' .n~r,,na their properties with every .-,suars ana to induce miners 10 take zseded precautions.
 Presumably the federal soveF'''''ei r-s not the power to resuia.e the ,.,.i-ess of mining. But it can per form a great service by Investigation n i, true. valuable inquiries have al -sa5,- been made by the Geological surve, But there is stiil wide room f. further research work.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01
We Neglect Developing
 Individual Human Efficiency.
By Professor WALTER of

WALTER D. SCOTT of Northwestern University " HLE there have been great advances in invention and the development of machinery in the word attention M to INDIVIDUAL HUMAN EFFICIENCY has been
 practically naught
 NO EFFORT TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE INDIVIDUAL. EFFORT BEEN CENTRED ON DE- yELoPmsNT OF THINGS ELIMINATE
 great requisite of manager superintendent in business IS ability handle and get the of them that Pos should be of study of the human mind there may be the knowledge handle and GET THE UNDE VELOPED EFFICIENCY IN THEM. An employer finds his men inefficient lazy He gets who may bet ter how to handle them change conditions under which the men shows improved work.
 Men do their BEST WORK WHEN THEY HAVE THE MOST TO DO. They do their POOREST WHEN THEY HAVE LITTLE TO DO This seen the athletic fed where great energies exerted and the work their hardest
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-01

J REDUCE OUR AMERICAN STANDARDS
 Children will be put work EARLIER age with less pre- lminarv Families will crowd into SMALLER MUM BIER OF ROOMS with fewer provisions for privacy and decency working women who feel the necessity of presenting ap pearanc will take the increased of clothing from the quantity and quality of their food The power resist diseases will be duced somewhat by INSUFFICIENT NOURISHMENT. Of much could be done by teaching such economies the Fench people, for example, have generally mastered But there time when, with the very best management CANNOT PROPERLY FEED, CLOTHE AND EDUCATE HIS CHILL DREN ON AN INADEQUATE INCOME
 Among the larger for aeviang conditions should be increasing readiness upon the part of all influential people EN COURAGE THE RAISING OF WAGES and the development of labor organizations which valuable social of raising and maintaining among workngmen the STANDARDS OF LIVING.
 PRESENT PINCH IMPEL RECOGNIZE
  CENTURY MORE JUST EFFECTIVE DISTRIBUTION WORLDS PRODUCTS. SOME GREAT CAPTAINS INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP PROBLEMS OF DISTRIBUTION, so THAT PURCHASING POWER EFFECTIVELY oIFFUsED INDUS TRIoUs THRIFTY HOUSEHOLD LEAsT THE MINIMUM ESSENTIALS FOR EFFICIENT