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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
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lin bic iest 10 biel ~teiprpdene
Sbeiterung Der 9ebensurittcl unb be-
ionbers bes Sleiif)es an rebu3ieren,
bat Snfel Gam ihon bic 3oiuns pies
Ter Erobleme perilft, obne bis Jest
irgenbpie erfolsrett eetpeien 81 fem.
Omar fpirb seidat, bab zines Der 5u
oieIem 3pede semadten Yroiefte in
niht nll5u ferner 3eit reid,e Sriidte
bringen nnb Die SlciidpreiIe bebels
tenb erniebri9M perbe. Sa nun ses
rabe bieie 8ebu5ieruns aIs bas ipifs
tigite Der Yrobleme inbesua dui 0ez
bensmittel gilt. 10 mare es init Sreiis
Den gu begriiBen. ipenn Die Weriufe,
Die bon Der Me9ierung our ,9udt bon
Mcnntbicren IN ben fablen MbbGnaen
unb Shluhten Nlasfa's semaht tpers
Den, iih rentabel erpeiien iollten. Sic
WGnner. Die M Der Spite Der 3udlts
itation iteben. ~bebauptcn. oaS in Sus
funit ein grocer Sbeil bcs Sleiits
Sonilms Nmeritd's ourd Henntbiere
gebedt perben fanu. Sffi5ieae Be-
rihtc in 8aibinston beinecn. haB in
einem 3eitraum BON lpeni9er als 20
Sabren 100000 ~eritfIaliige 8cnns
There in Mlasfa iein perocm. aili bic
ba3 nincritaniid)c Bolt rednen lam.
INN ieincm Seoarf an 8inSflciidl su
seniiaen. Sas Sleiid) Der 8cnntbiere
marb bis jest ala cine Selifoteiic
beseidnet, Die lid, MIR reide Wpitrs
manos geitatten ionnten. nnb nur an
bic %feiniten Sotels unb H~eitaurantS
murSc es geliefert. Sein @eihmud
halt Die Iittc 5lpiiden Sammels uno
Minbfleiih. aber iibertrifft bod, icbes
in iciner bciouberen Art. IA bic
3ildt pieicr Sbiere iih bebeiltcno bill
Tiger iteIlt. tpie sic oes H~inSpiebes,
10 itebt su ermdrten. baB ciuc CIR
nieprisnng Der Slciifpreiic ppr iih
eebt. iobalb in nubelieaenhcr 3eit
Die 6erben iid geniiscnb pergrDBcrt
haben. Slns Nniiir lit nod rcidlid,
porbanbcn. benn NOD, mchr mic 40.s
900 Gmapratmeilcu eisbe6cdte Suns
ORA uoer moosbcpedter groboncn lit
IN Nlasta. nmb Die 3enntbierc limb 10
aeniigiam. bab Tic iclbit Die 3ieaen be-
ltdnen. unS S0s Wpos. mas lie iih
miihIoin 8ipiidcn bem @is uno bcm
iieiniaem @rumb 5uiamneniud,en. be-
friesiet ibre SBluii %polltommen. %or
5ebn Sabrcn besann Ole 8csicrums
has Experiment Der 8emntbier,
Sudt
init elmer Serpe o 1.200 mrb Jest
mad bieiem perbGltniBmaBis fursen
3eitraum bat lid Die SCRIBE 10 pers
srSBcrt. onb Tic 81 10000 Stiid an.
gepadien lit. Ienu Die Wermebrung
III glcitcm @aBirabc nciterihreitet.
ipiro hos chit 10 perad,tetc Ilasfn
inns Entertainment 81 al Den Wuns
bcroinsen. Die cs unS idon aclfcnft
bat. nod, zines binsufiscn. peltes
beionbers Dem fleinen Rannc. hem
Mrhciter unb SaBelobncr. Suantc
fommt. unb Sarum nod bas mertba
rplitc @eld,cM Ses norSiItcn gloo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Die KattsIiiebe a,niperiitat.

9ic Cardinal @ibbons- ais Vorz
iiser bes TeripnltunaSrntbes Der
8aibinetoner aatholiiden llniperiitdt
bcfannt gibt. ipirb bieie 3uiamneit NIT
Der Antboliiden llniperiitdt IN 9otpen
in Selaien cine Sammlun9 orientaliz
idcr &irdcniGriften 8uiammeniteIlen
unb in idbrlidpen Serien ~herausgeben.
gs bonpelt iih babel bauptidhlid lm
ipriide, foptiid,c, atbiopiide ltno ara
hiid,e Gueilen.
Scr GerpaItunssratb Der llnibere
Iit1t. pclbcm firdliG,c 8iirbcntrdser
aus alien Sa%nnestbcilen a~neeb6ren.
cmpiieblt Die @rrihtms elmer san5cu
NnSahl ncilcr @ebdree fir Die llniz
pcriitdt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
utider lleberiesuna folaenbermaben

oeutider lteberiesung folsencermaBen
lautet:l
Nils Sdpnheit bin i'd fem Stert;
Ynbere Iino iebr piel idloner, aber
mein @eitdbt fiimnert mid nid,t, oei,i
ih bin ia bubinferl Sic 2eute oas
o fricscu Den Stred!"
gnt5idciio it bas bduslidc 2eben
bes Yrdiiprntcn. Seine Srdu lit
ebenIo prnftiid ipie edit lpeiblid,.
Seine brei Todter. Nac nod) itnper>
beiratbet, .iinb tlusc nnb iebbaftc
Wdhhen, Die nit ibrcm Sdtcr picl
Spnb treibcn. Grit bier i'm enacn
Snmilienfreiie enthiitt lid ser wabre
Wenid in benz ueucn Erdiibenien Der
Der. Staaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

Silt aus bcm &6rper trei6en.
Die eingcboreucn Sdulfinber fons
nct nit oicleu Speiien ihr 2e6en
nutcrbalten. niht ieboh Der Miiiionar.
Sbnc Slciidipciien ieblt cS ibm an
MrbcitSidbigfcit mo an %ibcritauose
FRAT. Or ut beSbnlb gesipunacn. Die
Slcii0ipciicu III Soien (eansl 5n
importicrcn. 3peiielsobne fam man
lii Spieu bic i%ciuiteu Spciien tnmicn
- uenn -oie n6tbiaeu Mittel sur Ser.
iiianng itebeu. SieS iii aber leioer
nidt Der Jali. wesbalb bas biligitc
nnh i6lehteite snt acnug .iein muf.
User LANCE Sabre binnurh iplhe
Speiicn genoien. m6dte wie Gin
Gngel ppn rriucr @otteSliebe leben!
Wliifliher,ueiic 3iihtiaen bic Ginse.
bureuea Surtentraser unb Siibner.
Nm Den eriteren lift lid icbuh init
Sei6fiafcit Die 3abl Der 3ippen felt
iteleu, IN ben lcbtereu iehem bic
6eoern I'm bcitcn ans. Seiicnunse.
aftet bieten lie ucniaitens baum nnb
mann cine N~b,uedJslnns seseu .Hpait
Beef" nnb ,&ipait Mutton" pber
eSriib STEM, @unser if her bette
&ud,,
49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
4gfllL3t Dvr

fIs&Es Us wi. RI
SelbTrcbenb lit es bas Sircben Der
Yiiiiioucrc, bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
Shnleu mDglidit niebrig 5I balten
nib beshalb Die &inber nit ben
Spsiien Der Ginseborcnen az crs
l,dbren. Nande Mtutter interci'tert
iid lpobl fir Die Slide Ser Sninloncr,
.lpcsbdlb i6 Die tdnptiGhliditeu
Spcilen beidlreibc
Die S6itsfoit beifc1t ans Solos
riilfcn. Srotfriiht. Yanbamis. Sdro,
SfcilplrSclmcbl sunb Slid. GS lam.
ilidlt be9oiiptet: }uerbcn, eab picicr
Sptiie3eftel ttiic reidc Nuslpdbl an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

7 IIVaI DWVVIWN' IVNWT
e~mpfinSct nad) Dem ausidueen cines
cir5i9cu Sdmcr5 poer aranpf in Den
ainubadcn; elm Gingcborcncr bin
scsen iall9t einen 3apfcn naf benz
anpcrn aus, iolunge Der %prrdtb
reid).. Die G~iu9eboreneu baben elm
Nittri gcfunoen5 Den Sdit 6u prdIer>
picren. ndinIid ourh Srndnen Ses
nu5gcit)abtcn Whule5 an Der Sonnc.
9asielbc geidieht nit Der @rotfrlidt.
Sir picic gibt es onBerocm Gin al>
bcrc5 Ntittel. Sic 5criduittcucn
Srild)te lperben III Die See 9elcgt.
9iad) %erlauf bon orci Sagen ipirb
Die @aiie geitampft, 9~cfnctet unb in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
Uieneiet,t Hen bemnerfenspers
tkeiten $iee In Ser Gsfs
erebwaRl

in 8ioeoniin bat DER Seutid,< Nmeri<
fancr Sobu s. Cid I'M iiebcnteu
Siitrift crrlingen. Sros ali Der
hittercn Anfciupunacn. pie linn pom
rcpublifaniider Seiie Siitbeil muroen,
lit CT nit elmer 8frralitdt bon n,ebr
ais 5000 Stimmen mieSer9efpGblt
rorbcn. Sas ir nit cincr ausnahmc
Die srDStc YluraIitdt, Die Gin Gou=
arcBs 6anbibdt erSielt bot. Sic Nuss
nabunc III Der ~segeuiudrtiae Staatss
ictrctdr Srcdr. Der i'm Schntcn 9onsl
areB. 9iitriit icincn hcfnpfraiiidleii
@esncr Sonahuc nit cincr YmralitGt
bon 1t.0Tt Siimmcn sciflngcn bat.
Scr Scriudl CID BON her politiihcu
@iihnc su p%crbrdnscn. lit fldgIi6 &C.
id,eitcrt.
Ger NrsteS Hestpt. ~Sh babe nics
mats eineu Ir5t g%eiuuoeu~. idrcibt
Srnn @liic Slduer BON 9nrlinpiilc.
Sl.. der imitanoc sepeien marc. Elm
9ic5ept 5m ldraibcn. haS in irscno
elmer Weiic niit Sorni'o Alpcutrdltcr.
ais Gin Seilmittel Fir Die a~Qgcmeineu
2eiocn hes menihliten aorpers, Der.
siidlcu lucrocn tpHute. Der IIpeus
trdutcr III Gin llniperialmittel, mic ih
u ciacner Grfabrung ipeiB."
Seine Npotbcter IcSi5in. ionecrn
Gin einfatcs 3rduicrr Neilmittcl. mcls
dies cincn. iibcr Gin S%abrbunrert ;ris
riid rcitenbca. ungcbrodcneu 8eiorn
fdlt nls Gin @eiunobeitsbrinacr. Cine
Scitifriit une Gin @iidlcin. weld3e
NdbereS eariIbcr miitheilen. meroen
irei pcrianSt. Wan ifreibe m: Gr.
Yctcr Nohrnco K Sons Co.. 19--25
60, Sopne Ape. Gbicoso. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
(Spe5ials Gorreiponbens.0
Gin meltbranS TIM iernes
Often In Slept.
Bon Ybilipp d.

Sortieeuns bon Der 6. Seite.)
idditlifcn SntereiIen auf Dem 8altdn
pertritt, inb Die beItebenben Serbdlts
uiHc an Der Ibria nnb an bcm Be-
itono Ilbanien's pertbcioiet, 10 miibte
HuSlono erfennen. baB cine Hipalitdt
nit Seiterreih alls9eidlpiien iii.
Sleibt aIip nod bns @rrbdltuib beihcr
@roBmdhtc az Ben @alfanitaaten.
Sieie babcn ibre Selbitdnoigfcit nidlt
Rnblanr aIlein 81 pcronnten. @u1z
garicn crfldrte icinc Selbitdnoigfeit
inter nem Shns Seiterrcidss
ltnsarn's. Sicielbe @roBmadJt rcttcte
Scrbien mad Der ShlndIt bel Eli.
peni5a o Dem l%lnteranns. @ontes
negro bcfreite es 1909 bon bcn cS
sllr See beidrdnfenbcn Seitimmumgeu
bcS Scrliner Scrtra9cs. Mit Hlmds
nicn. nuS aud, bicr scmunnt icin miiB.
itebt Seiterrcihs llnsarn in cinem ins
fiineren @erbGltnib ais Hublnno,
8c9en Die Sabsburscr Ipuardpie
branht Hibldno alio Die Salfdns
itdateif nidlt su idiiecn. RAD ben
iiegrsifen 8impfen Der Salfanf6nig.
reihe idut Der eiscntitfe @rnnc unb
bic W6alidjfeit zines ~briunscren Gin.
ilnies &nflamb'S nui Den SaIfan mea.
Der 9ampf mm bicicn Gimtlue lit
cbenfailS aesenifanfslus gewuroen nno
brandt nidt mehr So eiuer Riualitdi
in Seiterreifs tlngarn 5n fiibren. 9S
lit alio 81 boffcn. bnB Der curopGiidc
Srieoen geipdbrt bleibt. b~eionoers Oh
MuBlanS Die 3eit iiir 9etommcn iiebt,
I'M icine Nipirationeu III SitsIiicn
Der Vcripirflidlmna ndber Su bringcn.
Idbrenp Die grcisniiie nuf Dem
8alfan Die geiammte internationale
Diplomatic augcitrcnat beid,ditigen.
arbeitet bas ruiiiidc 3eih aui cine
2ostremnuns Der iuseuannten aneeren
Wpnsolei uun Der diue.
iiiheu &epnblit
bin. 8ie Elm geididter Saidens
ipieler peiB @uBlanS Ole Nuimcrts
iamfeit bon ieiuen SridS ,ab3ulcnfen
nnp ieine aebeimen Yl1ne IN Sits Aiicn
an pcrihleicrn. Seit lid bas Gsarcns
reih nit ieinem itartcu aiiatiifen
HaHbarn, Sapam in Il, Yetcroburs
iibcr Ole Ihiihtcn SitsAncn'S gcs
etnist bat. Bat cs Die SanN I'M icrncu
Sttcn irei. % iuft 3uerit Die Npns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

@nn lriiroc rielc IiillionGrc I'm
ibrs Meidtbiiner ritt beneipen, ipcnn
nan lrii6ie, mic lie rn5u acfommcn
iiitS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10
(@inscianpt.
Siit amet Dm tieriiir 80
kaben!? HeMentlicb
Bon Der Gentraliteae.

(Sortiesuns BON Der 8. Seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-10

(6Ortieeuns BON Der 6. seite.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09

made Of 1t is the one gay spot where he may spread
his wings.
He drank his tea with a bacchanaan air intoxicated
with summer He quafcd laughter as a drunken bum
blcbcc. He tangled his feet in rainbows tie lived
WHERE is the girl that rose in social gatherings and
searched among the slain
And the child prodigy who asked for more room in
which TO rc,itc "Shcridans Ride" and then rompcd
with the General twenty miles to Winchester;
Ella, the cocutionst. e.,
Where in the musical world is "hc Maidcns Prayer
Like Hebrew orison, it has been transformed into
garland Of remembrance
Darling. | am growing old
Silver threads among the gold
Fulfilled prophecy. ,,,......
Zcphvrs" have alike died away.
But the havrick has passed under the window. Inc
bows and Urls are singing the old songs the old way:
was sccn' Nellie IIo-o-omc-
O long path. o starlit Journey across forty years.
He left me for a darnscl dark.
And the sparkling Of those Friday nights has been tat
tied bv the photograph. But
Mcrrily We roll along. Goodnight, Ladies' we're going
TO leave YOU now.
How long its taken to get away,
The towers Of Cedar Croft in quaint old Kennel
Square nov rcsound 10 the shouts OF boys Of famous
prep school But Bayard Taylor was a, the height Of
his fame forty wears ago. and his widow stiu lives
in a little house at the edge OF the ccdaTca groves h
sang about. She says that the tunes h"Vrn"' chiiSt'
SO greatly as the manners that the sweet ana mt
mate friendships the greatest sacrifices that nave
been made 10 q newer day.
"Whv." she said, what YOU call friendship call
acquan anccship. There is no noghboTlinesS nova
DAYS Bavard and used TO nun in 20 spend the even.
ing with the Iowclls or the Fields. Longieliow and
Lowell came No from Boston to visit Adnch tired
his verses and Bronson Howard read his plays ana
lci, my stocking-darnng TO brew them cups Of tea.
She spoke OF Louisa Alcott. And deted the times to
produce another such book Little Women. And
thus She summed up in her way the literature OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09

Higginson, last Of the great guard, was gathering
up his shcavcs and departing TO JOIN ms colleagues
in the Beyond.
But there were lesser lights.
Mrs. f. ID. Z. ~ Southworth, Mary lane
Holmes, Augusta ]. Evans. The thrill Of "St
Elmo" still vbratcs in Broadway. Md ihcn
with the sun in her eyes, came France llodgSon
with her "Lass o Lowric's.' a wonderful book
for slip of a girl to have written. And over
the Michigan hills came Carleton, a country trm.
badour, singing ballads Of the farms. They led
him into Brooklyn, where he stay,
Fanny Fern, Susan b. Anthony, Elizabeth
Cadv Stanton. Anna Dickinson, were the daunt-
less pioneers Of splendid, gathering, and onulsh-
inc wave Of progress. But it was Gail Hamilton
who first voiced the "Dcpraviy Of IpHmae
Things
Up in the attic among the wax flowers md the
odds and ends where one sauntcrS sometimes on
a rainy day. there is yellowcd packet ned with
faded c-mcmcnto Of a time when men were
not too busy, or wary, 10 write love
Who could bind with ribbon blue a type.
written bunch OF love letters!
So might Fatima prize a message wit by the
hired scribe at the city gate
And 90 might Arabcas Joy be chilled when
she discovered that the valentine that had thrilled
her maiden breast had been lifted from The
Young Mans Social Guide and Perfect Letter
But where are the ice pitchers, frosted, fiji
greed trapped: ,r, 800.
ING dcryish in the middle OF the table dispensing
SPICES Of Araby to whose willcd: Ana the poke
bottle. with its mist fork, run together and m'ked
ont. Pride of the housewife. Coveted possession.
Often presented as hollday gu - ''' "''"l'P''
ciativc husband.
Tbcr. were breakfasts in those day.
VIRGINIA cured ham and Plymouth Rock oggs
hucIwhcat cakes and doughnuts corn dodgers
Sausage and potatoes, fried. Homemade bread
and fragrant coffee. Buttercups m the cream.
Clover in the butter. moe
# was a dav of ample living The rustic Of the
breakfast food was not heard IN the Ian''"h' me
diet cure was unknown
There was observed, with all It's lovely mean
mo the old Hcbraic word called Sabbath day
Of rest.
The childrcn-pink from the weekly bath;
starchcd shirts, hounccd petticoatS; nbb"n' ID 'urS
and subducd scalp locks; rigid with pr"in'' y
went to church with their elders ana stayed 10
Sunday school, learning the Golden KuI'' Lam
ing the way Of peace, ana nearing inc 'I' re-
mcndous poetry in all the world.
Toward the dusk Of the long day, somc"r at
stoned 10 and thus less conscious Of thcr 'nt"r
. gathered round the parlor organ while M''"'r'
her tired wrists held high, played Gospel Song.
Dare TO be a Daniel.
Dare to stand alone
heir vibrant voices promising, challenging tho nan
! 50 far ahead.
Pull for the shore. Sailor,
Pull for the shore.
Heed not the rolling waves
But bend TO the oar
tout are the hearts and strong are the arms a. ..'
who pulled for the shore and reached r.
hen came the even song Of the bells. The dew un
ed the moon flowers and closed the C"Iunhn'
that was forty wears from Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09

Observe the costumes H..
Party dresses irllcd to the waist. Girls with blue
sashcs Pomadcd youth, azurcly cravatcd.
cast Off" the callers voice above the FIRST Vl"in.
And the Virginia reel was on.
Music. light, laughter, Springiimc anu the 9'"'S
above the Pornandcr path Of yesterday. ,
That was the time when baSquncs iiourr'hcd Whth
Columbia imagined a Grccan bend
On PhidiaS.
Gone the curyng stays and the p"onaisc; l"hi>h'd
+, porfIv grace. even from the modlstc's window
Where IS the chic hat dish shaped, velvet strcancrci
mcrrilv tilted before. rakshy lifted behind;
4 mnocdiM Piquant.
When bai.c veil heightened the charm because II
half concealed the rizzcs hagrany hiding white brow;
Wb,, has become Of the prunclla boots the lace itS;
Consor,ng with the abandoned, elusive, pcrildi"us
pocket OF lang sync. -, ri, .
Gchu,. i,.,
j. only a name. ~, ,t
There were fashions in sentiment. The Language "i
a ,yr. WAS understood Il comprised htlny 81 loIc.
There. were rings Of friendship and bctrothal, the
latter worn on the first finger OF Wr lett haild ana
mo-, upon the third finger II was the index pointing
ol. the road to Matrmony
Where is the lockct its tine cham; y was OF S"i
mi hear, .shaf,d |, was engraved. "Mlzpah.
sometime, il held a treasured trcsS Of hair. Some
ti,n,- y hid % portrait Of the glycr.
Mavhap i still is kept upon faithful hcart-torty
Feminine fashions come and go; but masculine modes
seem Dhangclc-s.
Sar'orialv the world stands stlll. .
Much AS they appear today men walked in the old
{ .fioncJ gar,l,nt with freedom Haunting Bachelor
Buttons BORDERING their path. Where the PhloX con
rrcd with the -Four Clocks, and VcrbcnaS and Por'u-
L,aS Joined unseen hands to Ring Around the Rosie.
There were Lawn Parties. Tea tables and rustic
chairs beneath the trees Cory, ncighhorly condolences
concerning cupclkcs and children Ahtlc gossip. The
SOFT uur,nur Of welcome AT central point and then the
natural scattering int" groups And here ana there
fitting. glaucng through his free hour, was the
CI,ri. butterfly, glad that tradition itself had made
thu his particular field.
y c,,ra'c and a tc4 party are the sutis books are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-09
FORTY YEARS
FROM BROADWAY
BY ANN MAZZANOVlCH AND
GRACE DUFFIE BOYLAN

"IE lady with the waterfall and the gentleman with
burnside whiskcrs are forty years from Broadway
l. Thrice have the Scvcntccn-ycar locuStS Chirpcd
between them and the great White Way
Four decades OF Glpsy Moths nave ilu''crcd '"""S"
the lamp flare into the astral
The Riato knows them no more.
But where are the fashions that were worn the songs
that were sung the poets that were omzcd IN the '''
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-05-31

second; Rookie. third--all of w. s.
c. Time, 4:4S.1.
Pole vault--Rowland, Howard and
Rock, w. S. c., all tied for first place.
Height, feet.
220-yard Beckman, w. s.
G., and Hunter of Idaho tied for first
place; Kienholz. w. S. c., third.
Time, 2S.1.
Hammer throw-Phillips Idaho,
first E. Love, w. S. c.. second; ]. P.
Harter, w. S. c.. third. Distance,
1913 feet,
Two-mile run-Williams, w. S. c.,
first; Redeker, Idaho, second; Evans,
w. s. c., third. Time. 1926.
Discus throw--W. Love, w. S. c.,
first; e. Love, w. S. c., second; Phil
lips, Idaho, third Distance, 109 feet
10 inches.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-05-31
o.-w. r.. & N. Time Card

The new schedule will be as fol-
lows: Going to Colfax the motor car
Will leave Pullman at 1920 a. m. and
1905 p. m, and the mixed freight and
passenger train at TAO p. m.
Returning the motor car will
leave Pullman for Moscow at 9:55
a. m. and p. m, and the mixed train
at 1910 p. m.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-05-31
CLOVER LEAF DAIRY.
The Leading Dairy OF Pullman.
Phone Farmers 400.

All cows passed test for tuberculo-
sis. First for clean milk by bacteria
logical inspection by State College
experts. Place your orders for milk
and Cream. Oct.20-Nov. 10.
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WELL BALANCED Use. TEAM
DEFEATS i. OF IDAHO IN TRACK
Local Artists of the Ring and Cinder Path
Take the Muscovites Into Camp. Cooke
Noses Out Ahead in Dashes

By defeating the University of
idaho in a dual track meet held on
pooers Field last Saturday afternoon
tba washington State College estab-
l,sbed its claim to the undisputed
track championship of Idaho and
washington and thereby placed itself
one step nearer the All-Northwest
bonors in this branch of athletics.
The final outcome was in no way
unexpected, although some big sur
.urises were sprung in the different
events. The margin of victory was
considerably larger than looked for
the final score being So to so. A
driving rain, comm encing shortly
after the first event, placed a damper
on the spirits of the spectators and
was very decided hindrance to the
contestants, eliminating any POSSIBLE
ity for records or fast time.
Small Crowd
A small crowd witnessed the meet
from the grand stand, to which the
spectators were driven for shelter
soon after the opening event. Little
enthusiasm was shown, although up
until the last few events the score
was nip and tuck between the two
teams. Despite the efforts of the
field managers to pull off the events
on the straightaway before it became
too muddy, the rain got ahead of
them and the hurdles, to say nothing
of all the other field events, were
held in a slippery, sloppy sea of
slime.
Cooke and Ritter Star
The fleet-footed Cooke was the To-
cal star, winning first in both the
100 and 220 yard dashes. Buck Phil
lips of Idaho was the highest indi-
vidual point winner, with IL points,
while Loux was second, with IL.
Opening with the $50, the Wash
ington men got away with the first
Bartlett stepping off the two laps in
2:07 without being pushed in the
least. The century dash was more
interesting, the six entries being we'll
punched with a good start. Cooke
led by narrow margin, although
Watts picked up at the tape and
finished very close second. The
Idaho supporters were badly disap-
pointed at his failure to beat Cooke
in the 100 and again in the 22O,
when he failed to place.
Considering the track and weather
conditions the 440 was probably the
best race of the day. The time of
81 3-5 being exceptionally fast for
the kind of track. Loux and Whit
ten took the pole from Dietz in the
first so yards, while the latter chal-
lenged them at both curves. Ritter,
as usual, hung back in fourth place
until the last curve, where he passed
Loux in spectacular sprint for the
finish, placing first by a good Is
feet
Field Events Poor
The mile and two-mile proved
rather one sides, Stookey taking the
former and Williams the latter with
out any difficulty The race for third
IN the mile was close, Rookie grab
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