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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
1'oCHet ACTION OF PREsl
OtNT - ADVOCATING
RUSSIAN TREAry
Crsra Nosse e Slpport P-e,i
cert o0iy One oisssn,os
Vote 10 Cast.

AsHiNGrON. Dec
..iil rallied the presiaerts rotl-r..
i.on az th- t-rm.rstIor .f -. a..
ga" treaty 20 ls-- and sent the meas
'' the President for his signature
pc mouse disposed OF 10 arcordirr to
l'"sram within s-t.aty-~t- mtruf--
iarr Clark r.Fr-d % 90 . 81 % I'd,
nee president sherman ..rr-. -
o. alter ih- eva tad rem4ira1
% session ~purrose.v fl permit him
-h-r 'H- rules. to arr he signature
"A"r Vas lu session Tow.r-.u
viii 0-l--- for the HOLIDAYS
}. Na- "a purely -p~rflucrorv u-,.
.n OBJ" house for Democrats
ana Republicans voted for--h.r N,
con- c, Arkansas tDcm alone voting
10 o." negative
MI S1.z"r urged the house ta ,-
,'ii 'hr senate resolution -, tta,
president Tafta hands might b.. u,.
""ii hy The legislative end 81 th-
tutrrnfnrnf in dealing With Russia
T" russian reply to the notice
from Aubassador Curtis Guild tt..
America wished tp terminate. ~
treaty of 1892 has been received Il.
ih" state department ft is Inferred
'haf Oh" Russian foreign once made
100 response to Secretary Kn0v. iryf.
iftlon 20 embark upon immediate me-
EQUATIONS fnr 90 ueW frenf.. hut ON
ih" other hand % Toes expect ts corr
''ul" "a mo-" convention before 'he "a.
SUING Treaty expires December n.
1872
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LIVE TO FAST
President After Round q New YORK
WInout a Step Comments on
Modern Existence.

NEW YORK. Dec eu-President
Tart l.u New Ysrk at midnight 90 rr
tlru 20 { White House. after thirty
hours in NeN York. declaring ia ih.
LAST 90 several addresses which he
made that. onc of the chief faults OF
th's age ,s that people are living too
fast.
In Dts visit here the president spoke
ar s. dinners. LAID tte corurrstone o'
% new home 'or tar blind. did CHRIST.
mes shopping ana received many
pui flcal leaders as callers
The presidents 4a-t speech was bee
gore f-- >sw 1arr Young Espuhii-
-au club co dinner given 90 DIS
honor. De-. Appeared te-f as ~erato
i.ra.. uf Idaho was making a. stir
r.rr address, no which H.rth ra,-l
.t- .rr- IiE business The president
u nis speech aFry-d with senator
I.rah that ta, .nurfrv h11 defects.
-l that DO was the business % The
I'.p." t1 overcome them
The president pointed 90 r1e tend
,u.y 90 tLr axe toward faster iit-
inr and pleasure. and from this
TUNED to t1, necessity ~ improve
mont ~ .riufl-al u.e-dIrs
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fh fn cal. your affen 0r .1
le ftc. b most Injections diseases
-N.H tt Nroop.rr cough fInhfrrra
fnl scarlet fever are con. -ar-ef rtsr
.1e cht.d has a cold chamberlain e.
'ush Remedy win Gr...fr cure "a
c..d r-ea'. lessen 're f.-a
o. 1 -lcrng these Diseases I..
remed, famous Cor cures .
colds Do out ls ro opium r- Other
narcof q and may Do eIrsa fo a t-f
v'1 iupii-it C-oul1tace Sod by oil
Dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
DAYTON MILL HAS
S693,OOO SHORTAGE

I'M iNNAIl. O.. Dec -H- tf Is
hit"srd 20 De- aH apparent -l. o. OF
to''.'u' Ia the finances uf Plat
Iron Works COMPANY. o. Do. o
N'' "uA disclosed by h"st Irch.
refers q 'pp"nhnlm. afi9rr .or %
number ~ creditors
The iron works courlrr r..
'"Hilt hruNu INTO tuukrur' frr
Instance or several N~N l alhs
% president OF fh" Iron
works was Joseph B Ra Xfo
was also thc president of fi. ~ de-.
funcf CaraeA.e Trust ,.- s. IL
Sew York citJ.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
ehAHts aha othsr WholssAls Dsal.rs

lN htltthl ON EN. Taat
ne STATE hArI % Control o. the Rtafs
- West Virginia vIli receive his daily
A. lts ono 80 Chariestuu West VIZ
nta To- f~aru|safrE sIA.iea Tor ts
So state Institutions. fFs r~rancfa
nhnas % which - vested 90 sa.d
hoari Contracts VII 30 a~Hrdei fu ne
vest tiid~Fs gua4ify C~orsid~red and
10 slers ~ Do given 9refersnce
l.lrta rf supplies needed sfll Q fur
o. SHED utdders 90 receipt OF r.1ur~ts
sfatinE the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
aE-t-tf Char.eaton- West VlrEfniA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
GIRLS SWEAR DOORS OF
FIRE TRAP WERE UNLOCKED.

sew YORK uec 1Y-Tuo more
t.Irr Howsr who fed from the
0aue- chat swept -ha factory of rhe
Triangle Waist Company. when ff
s.. uere Jose Irsf March. testified
f1.fl. Chat t.a ninth eo1r door ON ta.
Was. re'.a pace off g. Aeon
hlIl'nE aas locked uhen STAR
Flraf schwartz died before F
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
KILLS CHILD BRIDE
Murders wife. Then Snoots
Self When Sepersted Because
% Youth.

SEW YORK. Dec eo Driven from
hls bride hy he- famI's threat 10
have him arrested becau-, thes der.sr.
I'd % was rdd young 90 be aWlf.
Louis Sesratta returned 10 his home
in WILLIAMSBURG after . three ta,s.
absence late foda,. and after firing in-
effectively a. h'- mother inlay and
s~isierluiaU. shot nls wife dead Ue
men turned bis revolver upon himself
and inflicted mortal wounds
~'Eratta raE- was aroused when
De was refused his vlfe picture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
SOCIALISTS DECIDE TO
MEET M OKLAHOMA

CHICAGO. Dec Zo- Oklahoma city.
OKLA v1s chosen flr the National So
riaIist party convention in The refer.
endum vote. 'he count of which vas
announced to-day The convention will
bnEir May 10. 1919 Indianapolis.
IND Sass fra second choice. and Gin
cInraN fhe third
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21
PITTSBURGH AWARDED
YOUNG PEOPLES GATHERING

EAST LIVERPOOL. % Dec co.
The national committee OF the Young
People, Christian Union % the United
Presbyterian Church 900 North Ameri-
"a. in session here. 90 day decided 20
hold che twenty first annual conveu-
" or Pittsburgh. Pa July 1921.
1872
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DIVISION or COUNTRY
FoR BANKING STORMS

WASHINGTON % e.. .s
monetary mission
today decided fh" genera. ines 40
the hfiern districts INTO fob tho
. n.i"t states AolI1 h" OH. under
ffa AidrIch plan of fnaar. .r--
Under ffn division a.- .rr-
NfN FNE.a'i "n.I r. Ifa or.
District .n" Eastern -'s 800. Tho
SCUM iouril ih' t four.
and fht Pacific -fafsF .U.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

NlNNlpFG Man Dec 90 Tweu.
fy feyen Independent coal mine oper
afcrs % Alberta and eastern British
'c'uwta today ro IrfarIy Increased
fh- wages ~ their vrrfuen b Der
cent
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Wheeling Tent 4 Awning Company
THRONE MUST GO HOUSE RATIFIES
fs-n's Agents Declare % Pea,
ferenes ~, emperor Hyst A.
c-s:= g sc 80 nar

SHANGHAI r-c O.. e. ---
WINGED ;hat -ho a-bi.earoa ~
peror and The 90 4risam,rt a,
public is The oaiy tang thai
isfs he people and proven. r
~hol-sai- shedding of blood 8
statement Nas made tonight =
ahHo T.. r~prereufatits 90 F r
Yuan Sri kaI after The sessl.- 70
peace conference
Continuing. Pc said Pei .1t
aware of fh- depth or c1tert o.
lar feeling ln TIE south Do D.
pears certainly too late tl .
dynasty % wul De- amc1- r
ruaIr i-an Shi kal fl aaar l.
plan frr "a limited monarchy -r
must use every sudeator M re-
prac" and nd This aR'uI p q
and %" suffering among wF
Sir foreign powers. t.- II
states. Great nufa.u. Jart ~
many. France bod Russia 20
GAS 200 ~f-f-rrfinE go .fsrr.. 1fe
% Tang Shao.ll and Wa TIE ng.
foreign minister lu The reyD try
pr~Ofi-.onal cabinst
Tie exact Wort NIX o. l'e
mas % been made publ. F er-
stood that 10 voiced fle ..a. -le
p"ar" conference a... n
bringing fhs reYolut0. tl.
lf Do announced eat .h. ice
ta- been extended fo I.r 30.
4 telegram from Prem .r u.. led
mat De- mad issu-d au ur.-r the
generals commanding the rial
iurCcH 10 suspend lusfIIifie.
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o ROOmed Dwelling

100 good condition. on southcas,
corner Of South Wabash and Della.
ware streets
lou can buy this whole prop.
e'iy for less than YOU could build
house for. With ground enough
for another house.
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MR.. MERCHANT.

Necani close our Aar
all our employees TIL spring
Neither can we make
the Awnings our patrons -
b. ordering nov sou san
sides having the aSSuran--
when you want 10. Orls-
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W~ANTED-Male Helm.


NaNrEp-us s-tt~rs ones e.-r
rf ~ttanktnE ana furnfrr 49,
sore NhcsiiuE t~urrurau.E
AAIhD-h rn learn N. h.rh,-
ae Here 10 an offer THAT f-.f.f..
Niu Tuition a metNa-f fhrf rey..
ears ~ aFpreuuceshtp pasftion- ~,
"f "r country shops No.
M'ef lAfHrr college. Cincinnati
i-it-s
hINrh WANrnD-Yor w..
ginia ooA ninss. good waSss neu
mhes, healthy climate. Eood hous,s
NitA garden spots STEADY smpIgv-
neat TOT plea miners. machine LOAF
Ahs tnnohins runnsrs. Appiy %
9ehsrA Manager. ~ view hive
Macdonald. ". va
lta.m
NAHrE@At orc. several s,aa e.u.-
anu 'alee boys. 60 Nork bSfor.
eeheol Apply a. Ctrcuint0n p~uart-
msn' i~nteIigenccr. between = and a
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Xmas Only } buying days eft.
= Caret. pure white n perfect. a.
SIP. A. HtLlnAN's
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i've or siN spring weeks an II
order then il * lei them uai,.
: something on ;he pike. he
your Awning all Re ready
ana Keep us busy.
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Xmas Only , buying days
Large assortment q Roasr -i q a
special discount ~ AflLNa.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-21

To- hALA-+mHI .-aftfv farm Point
Nils ou trolley ard rafI..af -
30 ~ room fV~HIuE coos -sIar ssi
lp'f. nuf bulldogs. $500.
To- rtl"F. rrsds g1Ia. vs. Vs
l.4f-zsf
~ bhtE -Dlirsr fypeurfter rood
'ohAiilpn 70 J SMITH. ff0 afaIn So.
Vat iai7-h. Bell s5.-H /
n-iftf
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Department now ana Ia on
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-05
CALVERT.

Mrs M. l.. Levy and son returned
to their home in Marlin. Miss
Ray Lipshitz, an accomplished young
lady of Hearne, spent several days in
our city. Miss B. Oscar was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuels.
Misses Esther and Mozel Marx and
Theresa Lemp spent Wednesday in
Waco. Mr.. Sam Rosenstein spent
last Sunday in Calvert, On last
Saturday night Miss Estelle Marx en-
tertained her friends with a party in
honor of Miss Ray Lipshitz of Hearne,
Those present were: Misses Minnie
Rhyman, B. Oscar, There's Lemp, Tillie
Golden, Ray Lipshitz and Mr., H. Col
den; Messrs Fl. Friedlander, Maurice
Rhyman Moore Oliver and Harry Col
den. Miss Josie Newman returned
to her home in Mexia, after visiting
Mrs. H. Oscar.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-05
BEAUMONT.

A large number of friends of Mr..
and Mrs Leon Rosenthal entertained
them with Pound Party" on We'd
nesday night in their handsome new
bungalow on West Calder, the affair be-
ing in the nature of house warming of
their new home. During the evening
a contest was held, in which Mrs. Nor
ris Mothner captured the ladies' favor,
while Mr.. Hilton Deutser received the
gentlemene's, both being silver pic
ture frames musical program was
enjoyed afterwards, also course of
ices. The guests included: Misses Julia
Tannenbaum, Amelia Tannenbaum,
Jane Hecht Edyth Hecht, Tina Good
man, Rosalie Mothner, Marguerite
Phillipson, Hattie Szarfir, Alma Lem
mel. of Napoleonville, La; Bessie Wei
ner, H. H. SLIDER, A. ]. Szafir, S. E.
Lewis. H. j. Deutser, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Gusfield, l.. e. Ney, M. M. Mothner,
Frank Rosenthal. - Mr. and Mrs. NJ
F. Roos and Alinne, who have been
spending the heated term with rela-
tives in Nashville and at the Great
Lakes, are expected home in few
days. Major A. Harrison has re-
turned to New York, after several
weeks visit with his family here. + Il
Mrs Beatrice Garrison has returned
home after a summer in Chicago.
Miss Estelle Calm is now in Eagle
Lake, where she has charge of the Do
nestle Science department of the high
school in that city. One of the
daintiest and sweetest affairs of the ear
ly fall season was the progressive lun
cheon for the popular bride-elect, Miss
Rosalie Mothner, whose marriage to
Lawrence F. Kern of Shreveport, will
be celebrated on the Sth instant, ten
dered her by her bridesmaids at the
parlors of the Harmonic Club Thurs
day evening at nine o'clock. The par
lors we're tastefully dresse dior the &C.
casion with streamers of pink and
white, which were caught from the
corners of the room and suspended to
the chandelier; La France roses placed
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-05


here and there in tall vases, while
ferns and palms were used as back
ground. Hearts was the game played,
and between each game course was
served. The score cards were in heart
shape, with water color cupids paint
ed thereon and for each score made a
wedding bell was attached to your tai
ly card. Eight courses we're served
the color scheme of pink and white
being carried out, and all dishes serv-
ed in heart shape. Misses Julia Tan
nenbaum, Hattie Szafir and Edyth
Hecht served. At the close of the
games the favor fell to Mr.. Hilton
Deutser, while Miss Mothner, who was
becomingly gowned in pale blue MESA
line, with chiffon trimmings, was pre-
sented with a very handsome gift.
Place cards were marked for Misses
Tina Goodman, Jane Hecht, Amelia
Tannenbaum, Marguerite Philipson, AL
ma Lemmel of Napoleonville; Messrs.
H. j. Deutser, H. H. SLIDER, A. j.
Szafir M. L. Michael ]. e. Lederer, S.
e. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Moth
ner. 4 Miss Alma Lemmel, who has
been visiting Mrs Louis Mayer for sew
eral weeks, will spend the coming week
with relatives in Lemonville, La.
Mr.. Julius H. Pearlstone of Palestine
was a business visitor to our city
Tuesday. Mr.. Harold Viterbc
spent Sunday and Monday in Lake
Charles with relatives. Mr. r. M
Mothner returned home Tuesday after
seven weeks in New York, Chicago anC
st. Louis Il Mr.. Leven Goldenber&
was a visitor to Houston Sunday anC
Monday. Another courtesy to the
popular bride-to-be, Miss Rosalie Moth
ner, was a miscellaneous shower at he
home on Calder avenue, Sunday after
noon, given by her young friends, be
tween the hours of three and five, ther
being some forty guests to do her nor
or. The home was tastefully decorate
with white and pink carnations, fern
and palms, screen of which hid a
orchestra, which played sweet musi
during the afternoon. The presentf
ton of the gifts to the honoree wa
very novel, being huge wedding cak'
the interior being hollow, in which
gifts were placed and presented to MIS-
Mothner on a silver waiter, with al
propriate remarks, The cake wa
adorned with artificial bride roses, ais
the initials of IN. X" being motto
able, and on top stood statue
Cupid before a bride and groom. I'll
gifts were many and beautiful Pin
and white cream and cake, in hea
shapes, were served. Other affairs II
Miss Mothner was an informal ne
given Tuesday evening with Mrs. The
e. Danziger as hostess, and on We
nesday afternoon Mrs. Emile Szafir e
tertained with a shower and cal
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
FORTY ENR0LLED|N
WRESTLING CLASS
Y. M. G. A. Men Preparing
For Tournaments With
Fargo and Winnipeg /.

wrestling has gradually taken the
interest Of many of the followers of
good clean sport and the Y. M. C.. 4.
mas started out with the largest wres-
ting class his winter of any in the
history Of the local institution. Forty
fhree are ut the present time enrolled
ana ! Is expected that nearly twice
tnat mnay Will be taking lessons on
year. = "
The Y. N. c. A. tusslers are eagerly
looking forward to the tournaments
with the Fargo and Winnipeg asso-
ciations. The former will be held in
the first week in January and the lar
Ter Will be pulled off in WINNINGS m
Friday, Feb. 2, 1912.
with the material at hand, Director
Evideman expects that the local Y
VIII nave a group of wrestlers that
VIII easily repeat the performance Of
.ast year and take the majority Of the
i.o!nts IN the tournament from the
Fargo followers of Gotch.
While Mcdonald and Deitz are clev.
er Wrestlers. and while the latter is
Claiming the title for the two cities
II is understood that there are tw"
men IN he wrestling class who tin tn.
beam at about 145 pounds who are
able to make either the one or thu
other hustle. Director Wideman
states that he believes that neither
Mcdonald or Dei:z will be able to hold
INTO n Job as welterweight in the
7. M. c. A. team.
The wrestlers are rettinp in sh.,a
now Tor the local competition bv
which the troup will be selected that
VIII go up against the Fargo mat ar
lists. This competition will be held
Snortiy after Christmas. "
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
CORN CONTEST
BIG FEATURE
Will Be Important Part of
Tomorrow's Meeting of
School Directors.

One OF the biggest features of the
annual meeting Of the School Direc-
tors association of Grand Forks coun-
ty, which will be held here tomorrow
will be the boys and girls corr and
Industrial exhibits. During the past
few days. exhibits of corn, sewing and
drawing have been come in from all
over h county. and these are now be-
ing assumed. preparatory to tomor-
rows judging.
The corn exhibit promises to be the
best of its wind eve seer in Grand
Forks. A large number of the rural
school pupils throughout the county
have taken an unusual interest in the
contest, and they have grown some
fine samples of corn.
The five winners in the corn con.
test will represent Grand Forks coun-
ty at the weeks institute and state
contest, which will be held in Fargo
early in December. With money CIV
en- by the Larimore and Grand Forks
Commercial clubs, the Bank of Mag
ara, the First National Bank of North
wood, the Bank of Glby and the Farm
ers' and Merchants State bank of Ink
ster, these five winners will be Sent to
the state contest and will have all
their expenses paid, while there.
The Judging of the corr will be
made by Prot. G. w. Randlet of the
Fargo Agricultural college. Follow
ing his judging, Prof. Billsboro. Of the
Crookston School Of Agriculture. will
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
CAME LIKE A BOLT
FROM E. SKY

Los Angeles, Nov. 30.-On the eve
Of one Of the greatest battles Of his
life and one in which his title to the
lightweight championship was held in
the balance and for which he had
brought himself supposedly to a state
of physical perfection, Adolph VOL
CAST, lightweight champion pugilist of
the world lies today in Clara Bar
ton hospital, recovering rom a opera
ton for appendicitis.
Wolgast retired Tuesday after par
taking of a. hearty supper, feeling, he
declared, in fine fettle.
AT 4 o'clock in the morning Wolgast
was in the hospital being prepared for
the operation.
The operation began at $3.50 a. M,
and forty-five minutes later the cham
pion was wheeled back to his room.
He was taken i'll at 2 a. m.
At $3.50 o'clock Wolgast came out
of a stupor caused by an an%aesthetic,
and Mrs. Wolgast and Manager Jones
were admitted to see him for a few
minutes.
Il feel fine" he said to his wife,
land am all right. I'll be out in a
few days.
DR.. Pollard said today the opera
ton was successful and Wolgast prob.
ably would cov rapidly.
Manager McCarey of the Vernon
Athletic club has engaged Willie Rich
ie.- training partner for Packey Nc
Farland. to fight Welsh today and an
nounced that Richie has left San
Francisco for Los Angeles. Welsh
agreed to this change of plan.
ITS too bad" said Welsh, referring
to Wolgast's attack. II certainly hope
AID gets out of this. I don't care so
much for the financial loss as 1 do
for Ad. We were always good friends"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
FIGHTS
MURPHY TODAY

San Francisco. Nov. s0.-Although
local fight followers refuse to concede
that Harlem Tommy Murphy will
seriously Packey McFarland's
championship aspirations when the
two near-lightweights face each other
this afternoon, the New Yorker
being practically f%riendless in the bet
ting ring, they will turn out in big
numbers to witness the scheduled 90
round exhibition. The %cancelling Of
the Wolgast-Welsh fight at Los An
geles has increased interest in the To-
cal event. Mcfarland expressed him
self as being keenly disappointed be-
cause of the sudden illness of Cham
pion Wolgast.
Il had just about concluded to ac-
ctept, Wolgast's latest def." he said.
land had figured on fighting him on
New Years day at some place on the
coast. l am very sorry. however, for
him. and hope he will get we'll
quickly"
The fighters will weigh in at 1876
pounds one hour before ring time.
The main event begins at 2 o'clock
4 D. m. central time).
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
EXITS TO-DAY.

FOOTBALLS exit from the stage Of
autumn sports will be taken on TODAY
when the annual contest between Penn
and Cornell will draw tis usual
thanksgiving crowd to Frankiin
field. For both these colleges the dav
will hold but. little for which to offer
up thanks. judged solely on the meas
ure Of success which has accrued to
o on the gridiron.
Penn will draw the curtain on one
OF ITS most disastrous seasons, a foot
ball year that left everything to be
desired and nothing satisfied. The
defeats which Brown, the Indians,
Penn state and Michigan inflicted on
the red and blue brought the latter's
football team down to a minor college
level. ee
ror Cornell the season is dtsan.
pointing In the overthrow of the biz
req team by the University Of Chicago
After the Ithacans had inflicted a de-
feat to Michigan. a victory for the in.
stitution far above Cayuga's waters"
the Cornell team succumbed to Chi.
cago universally considered a Door
opponent for the Comedians. II ia
this beating that rankles, and this set
back which makes Cornell have a main
after h ponders on that contest some
time. e
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-30
CURLING RINK IS
NOT IMPROBABLE
Norval Baptie Will Call on
Business Men Friday
Many Interested

The curling season has started in
the various parts of the northwest
and northeast and a number of Grand
Forks curriers' have expressed the wish
that they had showed more interest in
the project put forth by Norval Baptie
when he was in the city last spring.
However, Grand Forks may yet have
a curling association and rink.
MI. Baptie was in the city Tues
day night and in talking the matter
over stated that he believed that a
curling rink would be a big success in
Grand Forks. He interviewed a num-
Der of former wielders Of the "stane"
and will return to this city on Friday.
1t Is probable that q meeting will
called by the business men inter-
ested..
Winnipeg has a number Of curling
clubs, st, Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth
and many other of the northern cities
are also possessors of clubs. Bon
spells could be arranged with out Of
the city clubs and local business men
interested in that form Of winter
sport. would find much pleasure dur
ing the winter months" said Mr.. Bap-
tie On Wednesday.
II will open the skating ring at
Ray. N. D.. Thanksgiving day and
will return to Grand Forks Friday. 1t
has been my intention to make a trip
through the northwest putting on
skating exhibitions, but in, case there
is anything in sight in Grand Forks I
will remain here"