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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
TERMS OF SALE.


On said day of sale will sell such
portion Of said property as each debt
or will point out. and. in case the
debtor will not point out sufiicient
property will at once without
further delay, sell the least quantit,
Of said property of any debtor which
any bidder will buy for the amour:
of taxes, interest and costs due by
said debtor. The sale will be with
out appraisement, for cash, In legal
tender money of the United States
and the property sold shall be re-
deemable at any time for the space
of one year by paying the price with
20 per cent interest, cost and penal.
ties added.
L MENANT.
Tax Collector.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDIT.
ORS.
Tax Collector's Office


Vaudeville. La, May 81. 1913
In conformity with section e.. ac.
IS of 1883, notice is hereby giver
to all parties holding mortgages upon
real estate located in the town O.:
Vaudeville. on which taxes for 191
have not been paid. tat ! will beri'
the sale of same at the town hall il
the town of Vaudeville, on Saturday
July 5. 1913, at IL o'clock a m.
and that a number of pieces Of
property SO delinquent are now beine
advertised in this newspaper in con-
formity with the law, preparatory te
such sale. The attention OF mort
gage creditors is especially called r
these advertisements of tax sales ana
they are warned to take such steps
prior to sale as may be necessary
to protect their rights.
L. MENgAr!T.
Tax Collector.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
COMMISSIONERS AND CLERK OF
ELECTION.

The following commissioners and
clerk have been appointed to serve
at the municipal election to be held
in the town of Covington, La, or
Monday, June 2, 1913.
Commissioners-F. ]. Martindale.
A Herbez, Ed. Baptist.
Clerk-A. Beaucoudray.
E. J. FREDERICK,
Clerk of Court.
7. E. BREWSTER,
Sheriff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
srops PAlN-HEALs WorNi

ROyALINE OIL is a GOOD P4a1
MEDICINE as we'll as GOOD AN
SEPTIC. It. greater STRENGTH glEr
:. GREATER POWER TO EAfsl
rAiN inside or outside. man r
,,4..t also makes it go furtaef- ~
thereiore give LARGER VALut. !, !,
ryTE MONEY. Pleasan.. clean. = !,
id,c &C. soc. Money back y T.
satisfactory.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
Malaria or GhiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. @; isprepared especially
for NAL AaiA o. s:Etlt S a FEVER.
Five or six doacs v1ll break any case. and
If taken ...en 81 !. .osjc tic Fcve. will not
return. + scte On he liver better than
Calomei nd toe .soa gripe or s;cken. 25c
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
SCHOOL FARM LEAGUES OF THE
= RURAL NEGRO SCHOOLS.

CaddO Parish.
All negro friends of the school,
teachers, pupils and citizens are CALL
ed together for organization pur-
purposes. Superintendent Byrd ex-
plains that the purpose is to buy, rent.
or receive as a donation, SO many
acres of land to be planted in corn,
cotton. etc, the land to be cultivat-
ed and the crops harvested by men,
bers of the league. The league is
organized by the election of manag-
er. treasurer, etc. Each member
of the league agrees to work so many
days. free of charge, on the school
farm. The land is cultivated and the
crops marketed under the direction
of the United States farm demon
strator in the parish. The proceeds
are used to improve school cOndi-
lions, by building house, buying
furniture, frightening the term. etc.
There are eight leagues in the par
ish,. three of them three years old.
Two of the leagues have built nice
two-rcom houses. All of them are
running their schools eight months.
One league last year made six bales
of cotton which brought 1870. 1t
is wonderful what can be done when
there is a leader with real head on
his shoulders to blaze the way.
Lincoln Parish.
This from Superintendent T. A.
Green: "Our parish beard met yes
terday to canvass the returns of two
special school tax elections. One
carried unanimously, and one, the
Dubach District. had but two votes
against it. The Dubach District now
carries a special school tax of twenty
two and one-half mills. Four years
ago we had three or four teacher
school taught In q rather poor build
ing at Dubach. We hope to open
this fall in nine or ten room brick
building with at least ten teachers
Our agricultural and domestic science
departments are popular features
A Farmers Short Course will be hold
at Dubach next week. Three othe,
special tax elections were also author.
lied yesterday. one of them for fifteen
mills. Practically the entire parish
is not covered with special tax. ant
will average about ten millssyon the
assessed valuation of the parish. II
will be more before September. VIZ
have $500 available for the promotion
of our industrial club work during
the canning season. One of our pro
gressive citizens is giving 500 tt
the promotion of the Girls Tomats
Club work in the parish. Two O.
three. communities are putting II
small factories for canning the fruit
and vegetables, and our collaborato
has sold for fall delivery to one o
our large saw mills car load o
canned goods"
Yours sincerely,
T.. H. HARRIS.
In connection with the above lette
it may be stated that Prof. Lyon at
tended a meeting at the colored Meth
odist church Sunday, when he laid be
fore those gathered there the sugges
tions occurring to him as good AM
applicable His talk was received IL
good spirit and it is probable tina
the matter of agricultural and indus
trial work will receive consideration
in the future provision for schools Q
the colored people. He also read tn
above letter to them.x
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
Points Scored.

Fourteen events. 8 points each.
bringe the nece.sayy total to 126
points for the meet. but as there
were only two teams EN- ered n
the relay. the odd point is credit
ed to no school.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10

Erpi. &. 6. @ittreiim ira Sc
iuea, Soma, af!o9oc iii iorrise aaIo
De6 Greitou, Sa., ct fort geisg |
Slutnin9en al glsuit. gennerne
Oerrcoe gI9oet fla mc0et ooer after
at ioa ie % bsrc fin forri9e SjHle'
iorger.
- Po'tor Z. O. Sanbeno 90 So
Mile fra 8rono Worois, Wtinn.,
bar en- Tio pGret poa 9eicg / gill
more Gomtp, Miun. @oitoren ielo
par 6reouq ben 2Goc september iro-
ON i Aeo Wing FOR Oerfra iarnmen
mco andre at reiie iii airfeinoplel-
ZEN % Son1tolemeoet / 1ltIlitb I'll
Ssnoag Sen 2Sbe % ielge1oe Io'
&c.
Poftor Z. 6. SieImcrpicf og
Suitru fra G8ico, @is., bur Den flo
tie lIae ophoIot iig / Rco @ina, bpor
SuItrl,en er unocr Gp9cbebanolin9
poo ct Soipital. Sun bar moattet
umbcrfolte liz en- Operation, ION lob
beIoio al. SdmtioiQ or here's Nobo
u. Gricfion nle0 Suitrlr oeo lotllnle
SoIpital lln6cr I%iqncroe GmitGnoi9-
6cocr. @coQc er / Gorbeorlng og
fan mart foo rciic Diem.
|oitor % MRS. %rth1tr Soibeli
onfom iii lit me @irfeieIt / @rono
RopioS % Omear, Did. ben Die
September. Scnoog 6orriooo9
Sen 7hc bleu @aitor Sothen inoiat
/ Bethesda Meniqbeo, @rono No
nihS, az Chicago areo8 Tornloilo,
Poitor :. g. Woliteoo. |eo Sioen
al MeniQbeocn8 6oIf por Der oQlao
tilitebe @cnner ira @or IreIier5 Me
riobcb Mhlifegon. On Iftenen
toItc 6ca0c @rcItcrnc | MfiSiioren oeo
Wnomino Rorf. &ofolet oor Tnlof
mes npnrerfiomme EiIbsrere, Der
citcr @u08ticncltcn fom irem og bso
Sc me Nrbciocre ct bierteli8t %cl-
fuIlIlllCll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10

/ ben gnifueIie, at BET er iorpelag.
tiJit at iprin9e OBJ paa S9oet %
flamre Jig fat til Eettet.
Ren ale oisie TorholosreaIer Ii.
Der al ben Wangel, at Sc iori,oiptter
ialfalb ct Minium al 3ib til at iio.
icres, % be fIefte aatoitroier al oen.
ne art anneloer life i'm gnfomit /
6orpeien. Rasiagererne, Tom openi.
fjebet monife er tRt iammenitlipeoe,
ii6oer life fprbige til Sprane %
far life MnGeoning til at iagttoee
Suren, isr aataitrofen err ooer Dem.
Som grfaringen piier, bar berimoo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofte I~nIebning
til at bringe Zig ielo / Sifferbeb.
Spsrgsmaulet er MI: 0dr set life
miiligt, at acknowledgement, iom
gierne er Den fsrite, Der bemerfer
Garen, fl,noe iGttes iitanb til meo
Comets Surtigbeo at alormere Tas-
ingererite, iaa ser ibetminoite Iepne-
oes Dem noale Sefunber til at forbe-
rebe iig paa 8ataitrofen, iaIfaIb bpis
ben n9rmebebe iig / Sorm al ct
Sommeniteb2 Wan bar I. gr. fore.
iloaet at nnbringe en- eleftriif alpffe
/ bper aitpe % | 0orbinoelie meb
2ofomotipet.
Sciit tpiIIomt er BET BOG, bpor me.
get iaaoarne HoranItaltninger pilbe
betpoe / Praris, o. De flefte bill bel
aipe benz Ret, iom paaitaar, at al
Gisfusiion ON, bpao MOI bsr giere
peb en- inotreoenbe Sernboneulpffe.
er erfeslsS alene al ben @ritno, at
man life fuor Sib til Of gisre npget.
Eilbage bliper 90 fltn oen 3reit,
at ielp ON pi nnoertioen opifrpm-
mes oeb aataitrofer, ion1 er grlifulbe
| lit Torleb og osbbringenbe / fine
@irfnitger, er set oog / 6orholo til
bet ubpre @ntol H~eiienbc, iom bag
!ig benptter SSernbaner, ct opermaa-
De ringe Mntal Menneifalip, Ser frp-
pes iom Gre for bette oerbensom.
iormenbe aommn,nifationsmiobel.-
gn @etra9tnins, iom pi, ser itaor
miot / Sipets nerpsie Rag, nsbes til
at afecptere, men iom ingenlunbe be-
roper oS Mebielelien nleb Dem, ser
rnntmes al ltlpffen oa 9eber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10
Gu uo9rapet AopeoMao.

Gn @rpeoition al ergelife Irfrc'
logger bar arbeioet / fire Iar meb at
graue ircm en- Sopeoltnb / oct for
rige meroitiife Hige Weroe / 9gti=
opien. Nu fan man fonlme ino /
@pen aierncm bens Sort, ipuoiere
pou @aberne % gaa ino / Suiene,
ipm blep iorlaot for 1900 Mar iiben.
Ser finoes ct Teinpel beQiget 60
len o. omtgipet al Ell beI Mpffe 60
lerier eler Ierrasier ian1t en- WGn9-
Sc StenceIler. Set li9aer / Centrum
paa en- bst @itrnoe.
Gn ai0en itor @pgr,ing er Ini.
mons Tempel. Get beie 9(lter, 81
ieroprenes &rpbber % andre inter
esinnte OetaIier bar bolot Jig nb-
merfet.
Grpc6itionen tror, at alt, iom bio
til er grauet ircnt, fnn er en- Slags
Vora, meoeliS man en0nu life bar
truifet pnu iclpe Wpen, lom bar ct
lanot itsrre Ireal.
s ct al Sc fongelige Talaoler bar
mon iunoet aoifiGige @illb. %
Smpffegienitanoe. Ieb Soocn al en-
itor ofientIig @p9ning Iaa blalSt
Mllinerne opbt n~eograpet / Sonoen
ct funit1eriif ubisrt @ronceboueo al
Mliguitls, iom alIerebe err brn0t til
@ritiif Wuirtm. Get err mllIigt, at
Sopeoet bar tilbert ct Senlpel og be-
ret @ienitanb for Gprfelie. Mlili-
gems nil fortiattc ll6grauninger 10.
re til me biitoriife Taftn orgnaeioc
Set roncrife NiqcS lloitrufnirg.
@ruif S~noilpoelIe, iom oper Iler-
ol,brio bar trrngt inb til set iuorc
al gGtiopien, far efterlaot oon'fe
merfbare Spor / Meroes Siitorie.
Zen tore Wp er eiterboanben bic.
bet %bcqropet al Soub, og iaoIebes er
oQe bcns biitoriife Helifpier blepet
bcporet IiQe til Dor Sib. Nu err pr.
fGologerne fonlmct % blottet Den og
itiQet os aniigt til Mniigt mes en- for
lGnge iioen uobcet Civilization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10

Spem peo, ON Oct life bar berfra,
Woroonprifas isrfte Tobafrggere fit
fin Sobof? 0labene paa ben her
omtaIte pilotporeitbe Tobaf blir ofte
25 a 80 BONNER lanee, Wen iaa
borer ogiaa aaffebuifer op til ct
ftsrre Ere, mems 9ambusrsrene
bIir 80 SOB bsie. gacao. TIanten,
iom Der blir prob1iceret Cocoa %
G6ofoGaoe ira, bprfes nteeet / Meri-
co, melt al Snbianerne. Blanien
cir ire aplineer bpert alar.
Werifanerlte er ilinfe Hottema.
gere % life iaa iloe Srapere bel.
Ter. Com Saoelmogere, Sattcma-
gere o9 "anrpbinbere" fon De giere
ristig eoot arbeibe.
Gitp Of Werico fables Sopeb'to-
ocn. Cen faIoes ogiaa "anoesbier.
genes Gronnine". Set er en- meaet
pen @p meo Ell iieloen pnfter De
Iig9cn6eO. Toa be9ge Sioer al "a.
len, @pen ligger /, er ser bsie
9icrge meo ireonfte Soppe, men
ne0e / QoIen CONNER g(oret runbt.
Silften er friif og rem, % alt er
berIigt. Men boao gapner bette
Merico % Merifarerne? Rcpolli-
tion, &rig Wprberi % SorrPoeri
itaar ser ifrepet paa npriagt bpert
gIao al Wericos 6iitorie. Ger lig-
ger roget nrber aft bette - itoaet,
ingen tor nGone. Solicit er elem.
oi8t; men bpem bar giort BET iIigt?
So, &c. ionn bar bolot Oct neoe /
lloioenGebens Sump ale oiSie Iar-
bunbreoer, iioen ben firfelig intcres-
ierte Spanier Gortes ufIfoiiet 81
ringen al Menneifer / Merico pco
at ilaa libel piIofarenoe Sebninger
/ ubprc tort Intal - De bar Iit-
iuorctl-(Smar -@r.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10

utegraHist liitro III
hsui. at lea tassr al
Refsp for Mislpfts !
sthpsrt lIi6lhs hnts
be Iiie aar prprii %
tnfrsasjt,nehe elm
bring. Win lln'trtres
be Spp ON Ahtnma'
tame riifurf Ne nts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10

Traits. ieIn sftsr 30 % 10 aars eiesIisr. OF sftrr al be
fpiiboreits YsbanellHatr bar fsist. Gntsr BIT lufalot
sr mtlet ,ller bs'tipt. atut elsr irouif. lsa rI p9rt
slao pse al lans BIG preoe mine 2rafts paa min Se'
fp%tnina. tn bill ineis. at iss lite fnHet babe 'aa
ubearnliet lillrp I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10
lllertco.
st herliot Qano - ct cleneiat Tplf.

VI UNiilHi >''P
Wcrico, ct 2on0 rigt poa "lom-
Tier; ct 2uno meo ri8c @nlomIrer'
SrIu. 9GoeIitcne, bcrIi9e Sto8e %
prootiuIoc 5onqiugle. % ct 2nno,
bpor oeaprrrc oltio bitter Srio,
GrcSroot bcrte bicnnue' ct al pa
turen bcrli0 uornitet Sono meo Ell
clenoi9 @cioIfuin8.
Sao lougt tiIbagc, ion WerlcoS
6iitorie ltrpfter iig, bar oct oGret
nroIiot / Merico. Sen ne bIooige
5ccue iulQtc Sen aubcn / @Tlcnc.
Oct pur oloriQ iIi9 i Merico 'oml
Ii ct auoct noacuIumoe oronet |or'
Qerinmflro.
Ior Nrm0rcGcr al Iar par Cant
Set bf6oct Al Stammer, iom trot
Tia IuooOer. 5oltcferne bolot zig
opcnpoo / Norbunbreocr, men mont'
tie tillut oiae TIabien Tor Ajtcferne.
elsie oioroe ioo sem ipanife "Gpoo-
acr" Gortc@ auuI pon. San gioroe
set I SEM 9}obn for at ~o''foffe
McnncifeoirinQer % FreIterle pel'
iiQnct bom naturliqui3 for oct. @p-
crnc lo9ocS / @rn5, SempIernc
icurcoe& nco &or0cn % 2orNet
iarueocS rc6t mco @cbnin9eblooet
"a laaoe@ zoe.
sra 1921 til 1921 heo Merico
lea urcaet iom "9Iuiponien". Terit
blcu @onret ltpret al ipauife @uper-
ucrcr. iiocn al &iccfonQcr. Fuo
800 Nor hou0e M}erico lem @uper-
uarcr on 60 @icefon0cr. "a Ionl
MI uar ser rof al Dem iou piloc
rcliere / Werico, % set ltr fig leIp,
at ne ileite al Rcoeuterne irrIt %
irenlit la an poa at meIe lin e8et
aaQc. Qauoet& uhnrc Natitrriga
BONNIE har uItio uprct Ell Griitclie
.ior Sem, Ser hapbe Qfagten / Weri-
CO. % mauge, man9e ful0t Tor ben
Eriitelie. Granddaughter % Npino-
iulcu por ale Sage en- iarIid MuGt
/ Gette Al E~nrouner % Guentnrere
citcrtra1teoc 2auo. &c, iou er /
GmbcNc / Mcrico, bIir oItiO mis-
tuuft. mi3unot og moOorbeibet al
Ell Nrr aonoioater, Der ipger at
opuoa Gmbeoe. Scr at finite berige
iiQ icJu oN life Tor at ticlte lit Snuo
"a Tolf Tiger Vel ocspGrre oItio
uangc Gmbcoe / bort NaboIano
moo ms.
"a lhralc& @roQQeri ! Gn9Inu0
Tor 1870 Nar iioeu blep ioI8t til
9drtlau x Eerfin2, lfal Sen ipro9-
lurOe DR.. &obniou bop>e uNtnIt, al
aicberrc not bnpoe en- GucIie ON
hooroau Sc itulNe funrc bIi lao
riQe. at lite @rnooi0heocn enqnrg
tumoc ba orcnlt Nerom. &pao Sro
Iuiloe mortro 6oriattcreu al Sen en-
Qcliifc Gictionoru la brlllt Tor al
bttrRue Ntcrico& 9taturriaoonme?
Stnl man tIuine Blpre li9 Ell Sore
iuQjul ON. bpilte mhure Natirriq'
Nommc. %iouuocrIarbct iub for oS
00a or uoruitct meb, moe man not
tuNe &n0biloninqen Ill Siplp. Nanl
alt tonumer til ali, er NOT Mericc
et rigere 2dro, euo uogen al oS ban
orent ON.
Sn, rigt OF patfert er 2anoet, ion
Dor Qreiioent ienoer Sueuiten Sobl
Siro bort Ill Tor at Ie, bore % tal,
ON Ct OF aubet. Mtaatte SjubS Mis-
lion lutfeSl Set oIminoeIi9e pa,
Ii iIiQe SilipIoer at ienoe en- 8ene
raj meo Ell &pr o. en- NomiraI mel
en- Glaaoe: men bette Saub er mGN
tlAt NOT Ill II ienoe en- Sohn Sino
&nem tumoe bare ipntt, al ga
uaoa /. Gr. hapoe Ncn9e at ipe
tulerc meo / 0terico2 Slig iom Dc
buQgeS Nancr, ruooeS mt Sano o,
oa6neS me Sorretuinger / Gonao,
ne iioite Mar. iiuloe Ell tprfe, al oe'
Unr @rug for al Den Ieoiee aapitd
! Sanoct. 'Wien Der lfal DOG ppr
1915 9iilioner Collars al canabii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-10

osniiab.lies Sauehthsr. Der Iiaaer amber min plttscee
~ Of -trssiie nh "a "ne'uas- eicrren Sooeus guTrr
ienhes frtf mte 9rcpesS rafts. Ahr.sis: Frederick
Dyer, c. s., Yea, Oliver Building, Jackson, Mich
Sirip ,haa. :
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-01-22
TWO STARS MAY MEET
Daniels and Kahanamoku Talk
of Tank Match.
American Has Done Little Swimming
for Several Months, but Retains
Old Time Winning Stroke
Hawaiian Is Willing.

No item of swimming news has in
years created such a stir in aquatic
circles as the recent report that a
match race at 100 yeards would take
place this season between G. M. Dan
iels, American, and Duke Kahanamo-
ku, the Olympic 100 meter champion
and record holder
Ever since the lanky Hawiian
broke into the limelight about year
ago followers of swimming in this
country have been eager to see him
pitted against the great Mercury foot
paddler, whom they still looked upon
as unbeatable. At first Daniels had
already announced his permanent re-
titement from the competitive field,
for his many business and social en-
gagements no longer permitted his
training and he refused to reconsider
his decision. 1t looks now, however,
as if the meeting would be arranged
Daniels recently paid a visit to the
New York Athletic club natatorium.
He had not done any swimming for
several months and curiosity about
his form led him to go 100 yard
trial under the watch. To the surprise
of himself and every one present, he
tore off the century in SO is, within
one-ifth Of the best time he ever
made in the slow local pool. Imme-
diately his old teammates clustered
around him, begging him to consent to
devote just one more season to the
sport, that he might try conclusions
with Kahanamoku.
He was at first obdurate, but so in
sistent were his friends that he finally
agreed to do some work and take on
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-01-22

the islander in friendly match, if the
latter was willing. OF re-entering
open competition he would not hear
Still, a match is a match and, whether
held privately or publicly, it will just
the same prove a test of supremacy.
Joseph Ruddy of the New York
A. C's swimming committee has re
ceived a letter from Kahanamoku
saying that he will be back in the
United States some time in February
and, as the Hawaiin is nothing if not
a good sportsman, Ruddy anticipates
no difficulty in getting him to face
Daniels and he hopes to hold the sen
sational event in the home club.
That Daniels is as fast as eysl
there can be no doubt, and many are
confident that if he trains properly
the worlds indoor record of :55 2-5 is
at his mercy. Kahanamoku has been
unable to touch his mark in pool
but his open water times are better
than Daniels To the unbiased OBJ
server there is little choice between
the two men at the classic distance
but the feeling is prevalent among the
fans that Daniels has never had to
exert himself to win and that when
the time comes to defeat his formid'
able rival he will rise to the occasion
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-01-22
SULLIVAN RAPS SOCCER POLO
MoIIycoddIe Game-Urges Uniform
Collegiate Rules.

Soccer polo is mollycoddle game,
according to Frank J. Sullivan, swim
ming coach at Princeton university.
Uniform rules should be drafted
and approved by the collegiate body of
the west conforming with the code
now in vogue in the eastern intercol-
legiate association" said Sullivan.
only a few months ago the Chicago
Athletic association and the Illinois
Athletic club boosted two of the
strongest water polo teams in the
country It's true, and unfortunate,
that a particularly rough game be-
tween the c. A. A. and the N Y. A. G.
players at Pittsburgh last March re-
suited in the abolishing Of the sport
among organizations enrolled in the
A A. u.
Now that the A. A. u. has frown-
ed upon the game of water or Rugby
polo, the western collegiate authori-
ties have fallen in line, and the result
Is Princeton, the eastern champion
team at water polo, is unable to make
a western trip that was planned sew
eral months ago.
Certain changes have been made in
the playing of water polo and the ad-
dition of an umpire to the staff of Of
ficials tends to lessen the roughhouse
work. Where, in the old days, ref
cree had absolute charge of the game
it was almost impossible to call fouls
and impose penalties. Now you hear
of fouls, but they occur with less fire.
quency than before.
"It's too bad that two local clubs
can't get together and hit upon a
happy medium in water sports. At
the c. A. A. water basketball has been
attempted, but understand the game
isn't classed with water polo In the
matter of excitement. At the l. A. G.
steps have been taken to popularize
soccer polo, while the big 8" officials
seem to look with favor upon water
basketball.
Water polo was bit rough in
spots when goals were counted, only
when the goal was touched by the
ball handled by some player. A lot
of the danger and battle royal spirit
has been taken from the game, how
ever. by the adoption of two-point
score, which counts whenever the ball
is thrown into the basket which is
at the goal end"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-01-22

1oEcn
NE wintry beings struggled in the snow
near country school from Humboldt Iowa
one was young
opponent robust lad of
sers-a youngster destined
mere were no box seats at this impromptu
n air of heaven The audience
those unfortunate
ED Dodge Iowa was nv schoo
considered
fore the pupils remember battle in the today
yet We wresed holds
the toe hold or the halfneson than rabbit knows about Latin
I'VE took holds
uggng and pulling other
laugh when ne complained he had slipped on the
Kennedy invited in the school house wrest him.
him the
After willing
life satisfaction
wrestling ambitious competition
boldt and the farmer lad became hero Of the
Gotch away" with this
Kennedy rasslng match He
hurting challenge Goch which
struggle that him king of all wresters
the
said witness wealthy farmer
residing
bulldog After minutes rough battling the
Kennedy forced otch old that still standing and had him in
inclination Gochs would have
his position OF vantage and came INTO the ear an WHO ou Oh
following with breahess interest
and the referee
declared the shouting approval
I
his championship matches believe this be
finally feared athlete physical giants
Copyright
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-01-22

FLYNN says he was beaten by a
novice's luck. The fireman must have
slid" a lot to be walloped that way
by a mere novice.
Rumor in the Central league has 1t
that Aggie Grant will manage the
Grand Rapids team for Owner Bert
Annis next season.
Bob Spade, formerly a Red pitcher
has been appointed manager OF the
Battle Creek club in the Southern
Michigan association.
One man who is sure of regular
berth with the Yankees is Birdie Cree.
Birdie can hit, field and throw as well
as many of the stars.
Rube Marquard credits Ducky
Holmes, the new manager or the sag
NAV team, with developing him into
the great twirler he is.
Hans Wagner keeps young by living
outdoors winter and summer ana oy
eating what he pleases. He general
~ prefers ham and eggs.
Cv FaIkenberg, the tall ex-CleVe-
lander now with the Toledo MUD
Hens, says he VIII miss UroFel LAM
If the Maps grab him of.
Joe Boehling. Washington young
southpaw, is a rabbit hunter. he says
the low four-legged quarry with an or
binary stone for ammunition
Shortstop Butler. who joined the n
rates Just before the close OF the lslz
season. led the American association
in batting with an average OF .Szs.
Harry Wolverton made the olggest
managerial jump on record last year.
from Oakland, Cal, to New York.
Now he has jumped westward again'to
Sacramento.
Lefty" Onslow, the first sacker OF
the Detroit Tigers. will be fsrmed out
TO Providence. The Detroit CLUB ex-
meets Del Gainor to come back strong
next season.
Toe Birmingham does not want 70
he hampered with any assistance dur
inc the training season. In previous
Years the Maps had about three or
our coaches.
Nike Donlin visited Artie Holman at
Ms nome a few weeks ago and says
70 found him taking on both nerve
md weight. Another .Noost for Pitts
eurgs pennant hopes