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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29

yard line clear down the field for a
touchdown, Eichenlaub carrying the
ball across the line IT Will be no sur
prise to NOtre Dame men to see their
favOrites DOrais and Eichenlaub and
possibly ROckne or 'Deac" Jones
picked for All-American honors.
The football banquet will be held
early next month. At that time the
coveted monographs will be awarded
and the men Will. elect their 1914
leader. The name of Eichenlaub
stands out most prominently as the
likely captain. The big fellow has
done wonders during his three years
at NOtre Dame and it is almost GER
tain that he will be called upon to
lead the team next fall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
JOE TINKER WANTS TO
GET BACK WITH CUBS
Sounds Like Home, Sweet Home to
Think About Going Back to
Chicago, He Says.

CHICAGO. Nov. %. - Joe Tinker,
depOsed manager of the Cincinnati
baseball team, called on Manager
Evers of the Chicago Nationals Fri
day. and after a conference said he
knew of no place where he would
rather play than in Chicago.
No terms were discussed, and I'M
til Pres. Murphy of the Chicago club
returns from Europe no negotiations
can be started between the local or
ganiZatiOn and the Cincinnati club re-
garding the transfer of Tinker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
\ LESSON Learned

The teacher who was giving tho
primary class a nature talk, inquired.
Johnnie, how does a bee sting"
Johnnie replied with emphasis,
90 Awful"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
To
BATTLE FOR TITLE
BudWeiSerS and ShamrOCkS,
Who Have Played Four Tie
Games in Four Years, to Try
to Break the Deadlock.

Secondary football hOnOrs are ex-
pected to be decided Sunday afternoon
at Springbrook park when the Bud
weisers and the Shamrocks, who bat
tied TO a six to six tie Thanksgiving
day, will clash.
Both teams average around the 14O
pound mark and depend on their
speed mostly to score their points.
In the last four years the two aggre-
cations have met but in only the
one game. that played on Thursday
was either team able TO score. They
have been playing classy ball this sea-
son and a lively tilt is expected to re-
suit after the whistle blows at 2:30
o'clock.
The line-upS follow:
L.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
DISPUTE CHAMP CLAIMS.

Manager Maurice Thornton Of the
Assumption school football team dis
putes the city school championship
with the Franklin school team.
Thornton declares the Franklin boys
cannot claim the championship until
they consent to play his team. He
says several requests for a game have
been made by him but each time re-
fused. He is willing to enter into
negotiations yet. however, and asks
opponents 20 call him at Bell phone
3934.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
TEXAS STUDENTS BEAT UP
TEX. FOOTBALL OFFICIALS

WACO. Texas, Nov. 29.-Lieut Z.
d. Johnson. Third cavalry, L. S A,
was beaten about the face by students
of Baylor university following a foot
ball game between Baylor and South
western university, in which he acted
as referee. Chas. V. Braun, umpire,
received a scalp wound when he went
to Johnson's assistance. Johnson had
put three players out of the game for
smuggling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
STUDEBAKERS WIN GAME
Collar Team Downs the Indiana
Lumber Co. Bunch.

The Studebaker Collar shop indoor
basketball team defeated the Indiana
Lumber Co. team on the grounds of
the latter Friday afternoon by a score
of IA to three. Kaufman and Rich
ard Schenenberger was the battery for
the Studebakers. The two teams Will
meet again next Friday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29

Guards.
Field goals-W rightsman. . Fors-
ter. 3 McCOllUm, Witt, . Staples. 3;
Brug 8: Cottreil. 3. Free throws
Van Den Bosch ..
Referee-Miller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29

line and ran 105 yards for a touch
down.
Arthur Poe, one of Princeton's
greatest stars, wrenched the ball from
a Yale man in 1899 and fed 100
yards for the touchdown that gave
the Tigers the game.
Sammy White. Princeton, was the
hero of the other two. In 1911,
against Harvard, White grabbed a
loose ball, instead Of falling upon it,,
and ran 90 yards for a tOuchdOU n.
Two weeks later. against Yale, White
grabbed a fumbled ball and sprinted
60 yards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
x x X x X * = = = = =
GREATEST RUNS MADE IN FOOTBALL
= X X \ X X X X X X X X 4 X X y x y y

x \ x \: x !: x X = = !; x x \ = x x x
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
BIC CROWD SEES
LEAGUE OPENING
IN !. N. GYM
Fast Games Staged by Com
merCial Basketball Elves Al
though Scores Are Decisive.
Games Are Close.
LEAGUE STANDING.
Last Night's Resul1s.

Last Nights Results.
Chard & T0mpsetts, 81: Hellers. Il.
Clauers. %; Spiros. 16.
Schillings, IA: FloraIs, %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
DEEP.

Women have all sorts of excuses
for wearing slit skirts"
Yes, and some of the excuses are
mighty slim. N. y. World.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-29
WABASH CLINCHES TITLE
Team That Played Here Recently
Downs the Panhandle Team.

BY defeating the Panhandles of
Columbus. O., IA to 3 at Wabash
Thursday, the Wabash. A. A. team
which recently played the Heubners
of this city claim the independent
title of four states. The Wabash
team had the ball in the Panhandles
territory most of the time. The Pan
handles resOrted to forward passes
and hunts to save their goal.
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@obm[Mbt mo edmlt.

Gin eor ldSnes, pabrts unb BE-.
BtrSigensnertts Mort rintet BEL
arobs ainbsrfreunb unb p6bagDgl
S,inrid psftaIOjJi an bic GIttrn. 81
iGai:
Man bari bon Der G9uIe nj. e.
i%pnri,r, baB fts bas @anSe Der msnTd'
Iidsn Gr5iebung umfaHsn. bab Il,
iir Batter unb Wuitsr, fir Mobn,
TUBE unb 6ouslsben Sur 6er5tnss
Settles unb 8erufsbilbung ItiItsn
ipos bafiir esltifiet iptrben Ion. Grl
fab Der bduslifsn Gr5iebuna Ton
Htn bic SduIsn aud ME .lpsrbsn; olA
3ueobe unb q~ldsnbhber berielbtn
tonnen lie Der @eIt bienen. Ss6r
bU4itts 3isl fam MIR bobin gt6,n,
bi, giIbunssmiitel Der lleberIseung,
Der 2iebe unb Der 9t~rufstroft, bi,
i'm bdusIiden 2eb,n I9on ba fnb,
81 tdrten, gu berpontommtn, nsu,
gu linen binsu5uf,b,n unb bisie nsu.
en- nit benen, bic porber i6on bo
tparen, in bic innisit. gerbinbune
gu brinsen. Mo bos 1T, no BIZ
Shulen bas ipirfen, ipenn tire .tns
S,Inen Mitief AUDI nod 10 unboIIs
tommen bniteben, u.nn fe MIR nns
iereindnoer unb nit BEN 7unbos
ment, ouf BEN fe ipsItntIi9 ruben
fOl.n, NIT benz bdusIid.n 2eben, in
llebereinitimmuns boftsbtn unb
slsi6fnm nidts onbsres, ols cine
tpobIgeorbnete unb gut ber.6n.te
Gortiebung, gripeiterung, Bsrihtis
oung unb 8erbo[fommune Der ardfs
I, un6 5ertisf.iten, bic ii6 i'm S.is
listum bieies 2ebens INNER ents
ipideln, iinb. ba berbienen fe tpabrs
lid ben 0ant unb b1s @%ertrauen ies
h.s gnten @dtsrs unb ieber sut,n
Wutter.
9os, mas gltern bi. Rinb.r I.6s
rem t6nnen, III unb bIei6t INNER bic
9auptfa9e fiirs msnf6Ii6e Qsb.n,
un6 bas psrIdumen Ole GItern ben
ainbern in Der Dobnftube gu seb.n
unb bouen ouf N0rtsr, bic linen
Elm S9ulmeiiter borIost, bic Stuar
pobl reGt unb gut finb unb bi.l
SdOnes un6 8rnbss bsbeuten, obsr
INNER bod MIR N0rter fino unb aus
einsm frsm6en Mun6 tommeu unb
ben 8inbern ME 10 onpoT.n, nj.
elm @aters unb Muttertport.
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Gramel.

Nan brau6t gar nidt 6eIonSera
feline RerDen gu beiiBen, I'm Is ala
etipas peinpolles gu empfinben, tpenu
Der SUB auf &riimeI tritt. Das
tnitern0e, tnirfdenbt @erGul9 uns
ter Der SobIs teilt ii6 Ieifs i9rsdbafi
Dem eun5sn &0rpsr nit unb tGIt
llnbebaseu aus. 8erItreuter ;3uder,
SaI3, 8rots un0 au6entrimel, poer
gar i6liipfrige Refte bon &artofs
feln, Sbit, 5leiid uIp. erpeden, 10.
BALD man auf is tritt, @iosrpilsn,
Der ii9 Bis gum gtel iteigern tam.
Sat- 70, als OBJ mir orauben in fr.ier
Ratiir unberisbens auf cine S9nede
i'm 9ebduIe trsten.
8tfonbers feinfibIigc Mtniden,
&inosr, Die fsinen Samt uno tein
&rasen auf Sdisfsrtafel unO Seller
bertrasen, Ieioen natiirli9 mtbr ais
Der 9ur6i4nittsmsnf9 unt.r Der
pluge Der &riimel. Cine @nnebmli4s
felt iinO tie aber fir niemdno.
llno bod paren iie bel GINGER
SOrgIamtsit, i~psnisitens auf Dem
8poen, gu permeioen. @arum briat
man iein 8rOt9sn ni9t ibsr Dem
3eler, pber idneibet bas 8rot 70,
Dab bic ariimeI auf, itatt nebsn oen
Slid fallen? 9Ort oben lafsn lie
Ii6 fpGter our4 sesisnete &rimsIs
I6ippen leidt unIddOli9 MAIDEN.
8arum gebt man, Gates t~nabberno.
i'm 3imner umber2 Wober tommt Is,
oab am plaB oes 9ausbsrrn itets bic
meiiten &riimel ben 8oben gu aieren
pflegen2 Sn elmer mir betannten
6amilie muB naa ieber Mablaeit UNI
ben @btiid berum EXTRA ausgefegt
perben, neil w9ater" 10 a~usgiebis
triimelt. GFen pielleidt 9erren ipes
niger IOrgiam, Ooer 1T es Der muns
gelnDe .@doB", DER Die etgenpili9en
tlelrten 0epdd1plilfer 5ptlneH oen
9einen binourd gu 8oben eleitsn
Idbt, pdbreno iie BET Der Grau our4
Die &Ietoung aufgsbalten ipsroen
t0nnsn2
au@ i'm 8rdntenaimmer tOnnsn
8riimel brett BUR plaee iperben,
4. .. fpenn ite ins 8ett gefdnen finb
uno Ii6 unter Den a1rper oes aei=
benoen i4ieben. ODER AUDI. penn fie
auf BEN 8ielen beritreut ieglides
reft leiie uno unb0rbar gu
gehen, burd ibr aniri9en tiitifd
3uni9tema9en, lin beioes gu pers
meiber, iii bort afo gang beionoere
46tiamteit gebpten.
2lfo &f ben ariimelnl 0b,r
porii9tise @bpebr ibrer
l~lebersriffe! 8enn ausrotten tons
Ken mir iie ia leioer nidt. ipohl aber
perbinbern, oaB lie ouf ben 8ooen
fallsn uno 70 unter ben fdreitsnoen
SUB seraten.
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eM Observation-Disclosures am arites.
siueGen.

Cine feltTame 8srpenSuna BON
|Sd0nbeitspflditerhsn fam i'm iisbsnz
.idbrisen Griese Dor. Die Marquiie
bon pompabour, tpelGe bauptldaIih
ben 4nf1luB aubmis XIV. an DETER
reid b~erbsigefiibrt batte, arbeiteie
.aIs iie NIT Dem 8erlduf oes Rrisges
nidt sufrieben mar - felbit G9la1ts
plane aus, unb fanbte Fe in bas
9auptquartisr Der @erbunoeten. 9as
BEL be3sidnete tie Die aufftsauns Der
perf1iebenen armeen nit SilFe BON
ben oamals alaemein iibliden SdSns
beitspTlGRerten in mebrer,n Sarben.
aber audi tire init @honbeit gepflde
Rsrten pldne" = nie man i'm prels
.bifhen Seere ipottete - tonntsn Die
8erbiinbetsn por RoBba9 unb 2eu>
then uno ben an0erM Nisberlagsn
,bnr4 BEN alien Strip ni4t bspabren.
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SIR Die Slide.

9Gmmelriden NIT 81 t.
10 elm unb &rdutern. Sin
reft 3urtsr 5dmmelriidsn pirb DON
6out unb 5ett befreit uno nit SdI3.
pfeffer unb einigen feingeitoBenen
Du4Oloerbsersn eing.rie6en. Damn
legt man i'm fir SO Bis 48 Stunben
in cine Beige bon isbr milbem Gfiiq
unb lei9tem Rotpsin nebit 2-3
Stiel9en Maioran, Salfei unb Bali.
lifum. Oas Sleiid fpirb ieosn Sag
atpeimal getpenbet. Dor benz 8raten
miro Der Riiden gut abgetrofnet, in
itei9enoe Butter sslest unb i'm Diem
Bel mdbi9er 5ibe langfam unter fleiz
bigem 8egieBen gar s~ebraten. Sin
urb pieber flint man sinsn 26ffeG BON
Der ourd Elm sieb gsgofenen Belize
baau, aber nt4t gu biel, bamit Die
Sauce eben rur fetn pitdnt i'm @es
|f6mdd pirb. man fam iie nnh Be
oerf nit etfpas in WaFer bsrquitrlz
tenn &urtoffelmebl feimis to9en uno
muB iie gut abf9meden.
Cries Sin Gtrubel.
teig, ber obn. Jett oorbereitet pirb.
miro pie folgt beItriden: 8 Gier. 1@3
Quart gfabm, 1s3 Quart @ries, nuhs
groB Butter, ein.n gBlOffel Milf.
bann 5uiammsnserpllt unb nit benz
me6lisen &udlOffelitiel in fineerlange
polfter9en geteilt, nit Dem Mefer
abgef6nitten, in SalspaFer so
Minuten gefo6t; nit in Butter ger0s
iteten grofeln gan3 ferpieren.
Rbabarbarfu6en. bon 7
unaen Me6t, 5 lInsen Butter, 2 linz
3en 3uder, einem 81. Der e.riebensn
Sdole elmer balben 2i!ss.s: gp5 elmer
Msferiptbe pp1 3irnmt arbeite man
einen feinen 5eig unb ftele i'm faIt
Rhobdrboritiele iperben gef6dlt, eez
tua'6sn. in Gtiidden sefanitten, in
cine S6ufel setan uno gut ae5udert;
bann lGbt man tie ettpas a~n5ieben.
Ger Seig piro auseetpellt. in Die
SpriHgform geeeben. Die Rbabarbars
Hidden barauf berteilt uao 9ebaden.
SIT Der Sudden folt, siebt man nads
ftsbenben SUB barber unb ldBt i'm
in Der H0bre nphmnls sslb neroen.
SUB; Don A giipeiB f6ldgt mon
feiten S9nee unb gibt 2 llnSen 3rder
linb stfpas geitoBene @ani0s od5u.
Gdintenbeeffteats Die
Mefte zines roben S1intens, p6er bic
iid gum glufi9nitt nift gut sisnens
ben Gtiide lperber, nahbem man Die
S9parte unb hdrilibeu NGnber abs
gei9nittsn bat, einen Gag in Mtld
9eipei9t. bann gut abgepai9en fem
sebodt uno nit qfeffer sepiirst.
Ha6 ettpa augebenoem Gal5 muB
Iorsfdltig dbseidmedt tperbsn. Damn
permifAt man cine babe geipeid)te
uno ipieoer ausgebriidte Semmel, Elm
Gi unb gerisbens 6emmel init benz
S1intengebGd. formt flahs 8eefitedfs
baoon. irenoet iie in 81 uno ssriebes
ner Gsmmsl. eiebt fe in bic Stiels
pfanne in seIb semaate Butter ano
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labt iie auf selinoem sSeaer auf bei@
Den Seiten beabrdun baten.
Gal3eurfen, bic bur9 langes
2iegen in ben ginmn9tDpfen iDeif
nurben, perben pieber bart unb
feit, tpenn man Der Gate etipas bops
psItoblenfanres adtrDn beigefiiet.
Gpeife3stttI fir 6etts
fu4tige. 5riibftid: / Sale
f6parasn Sees obne 3uder ooer
Mil6 unb 2 lln5en 3uder oosr Wiila
unb 2 lln5en eebutterten 3miebads.
mittags: Sleifdbriibe, As lln8en
qefo6tes pber gebrotenes fettes geefz
feof NIT nidt 3u bider Sauce, fri
f6e Semitic in mdBiger Menge unb
ols Ha6tif9 Solat unb friIdes pber
oetrodnetes Sbit. auBerbem 1T Elm
renia lei9ter @ein uno cine SaKe
faparsen Sees pbne 3uder pber
mild erlaubt. Mbenbs: / Safe
idtparaen sees pbns 3uder ober
mild, elm undergraduates 81, sia
penia Sleif9, G9infen ODER foItes.
fsites 5leif9, l ln5e sebutterten
grotes pber 3piebad unb friides
S6ft,
gpmatenfleifd . ~ pfo.
maqeres G6ipsinefleif6 fdneibet
man in fingerbreite, balbfingerlangt
Gtrsifen, bic man in Mebl ipenost
unb in elmer fenerfeitsn 3dherole.
in ser man bas 5leif6 au Slid
brinaen lam, nebif elmer sroben gs-
Eadten 3piebel in 4 lln5en Butter
poer aeft BON dnen Geiten anbrdf.
Damn eibt man h Auart i6O1til
9omdtenbrei, foiDie 6 lln5et norher
cbgebriibten Reis gu Dem Jleifd
unb 10 piel fodenbes Mdfer hinau,
hdB oas 9eridt geniieenb JliiHgteit
bat, Inn ipeid) oiniten 81 fDnnet.
man fdmedt bos somdtsnfleiid Dor
BEN Nnri9ten forgfdltig NIT pftfs
fer unb Gals ab.
Gpanii9 5riccn. Rin6s
fleif6 aus Ser aluft, oas gut obgez
lsaen Iein muB, tlopft man, idn<is
BET es in sroBe Wirfel un0 beIfreut
es nit gfeffer unb 6aIs, Naf 2
gfuno Rinhfleii6 rednet man 4
gfunb sefddlte aartpffeln, bic mon
nebH bret 3ipiebeIn in G&eihtH
idneioet. Sine puboineform miro
rid nit Butter ousge5frihtu nn6
fdi6tpeife NIT 6leifh, Rdrtoff<ln
unb 3~piebeln ssfiilt. Obenouf let
man fleine 8utteritiide, gieBt sine
9alIs braitne 6auce (Brdtenfarrtn<
reIte iinb gut 5u peripenoer) barber
unb tp9t bic 6orm Offeu, nur init
cinsm 8uttsrpdpier beoedt, Tx
Stunben i'm MaHerfisbe. Man
iiiirSt bas @eriht bsim Mnridtsn btr
butfam.
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6 peib gefde;S. S6pie.
serIubn: Die S-dmiegermuttsrpibs
iinb meiitens bon folden 2euten. BIZ
nidt perbeiratst iino."
G1piegermutter: 500 Momii
molten Sic benn bieit Sbre 4niidli
begriinoena"
S1lpiegerIpbn: n4iit meiner eiae,
nen G%rfabruns; tuer cine Gdnisser=
muiter bat, nit oeHsn Wib 1T ss
aus"
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Die Site. Bel e9la6tpIGnen uno
arie9startsn Die @tsqung Der feino.
Ii9en Qrmeen our9 psridieo.nfarbigs
BlGtt6en 81 martieren, Der6reitete iid
a1gemsin unO sr6lelt fd Biz ouf
unfere Sage.
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GortieBung ioIst.)

Cine 4ritit. Sunser
0i&ter: Run. Serr Dpttor. ME
baben sic mein neues Manuftript
gefunoeug"
@eoatteur: 80. sinte unb pds
pier lafisn gar nidts gu piinihen
ibris!."
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@utmitia. Grda NOR

@utmatia. Grda fnorz
nurfspolD: nGeitern obenb botteit
OH pieber einen Ghnips. Mlfreb!
Oh trinfit in lebter 3eit ii6erbaupi
sienlih biel!4
9lrat: Sci nidt bog, 2iebben; III
ta's. I'm meinen Stammipir., ben
armsn SerI. einisermnBen iGaDlos
gu balten einem Ieiner beIterf
@dite babe i6 ndmlid bas Gier pers
bieten miifen!!1
G1merfranfe Jsuu: ygld. iA irene
mid nur ouf msinen Mann. ipsrn ID
ms Seuleits tomme. Der tpit0 ittt
snolia aufb0ren sitlig" su isinl~
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q. GoriIbuns.)

Mifo fampfts .r nit BEN 5uf
duf, unb feline bluiunisrlduf.n.n au'
gen idonen 3ornesblib..
.Gprihl" fubr ,r ie an.
Gle bffuete uno i1lob elm poorl
mol DIE 2ippen. 2.in acut fponte I'D
onidnss aus Der suiummeneei4uir'
ten asblt rineen.
.Du tdnHit mid S,rtretsn". ftOt'
itrts lie miibfom - a%3ipingtu in NH
fnnnit ou niftsl"
Sn pbnmd6tissm Corn f9iitieIt,
er Die sebolIien GGuIte ibr mad, ali
fs nit t0nigIidsr DurOe an ibH
poribtrfdritt, umleuat.t bon Del
sorstn RuisFtdt prisster Jrau.n'
ipiirbs.
sGr iol es blben, .r - er -"
ituGis tr, ouBer ii9 Dor Dut.
Nm aorptr uno Geilt a.bro9.n,
FAM Stofuis in ;trsm S6loi3immsr
auf sinen Siubl. Sbr aopF fist bin'
ftnibtr in hoI6er Sbnmd6t.
Cine @erforsurs! - Gin. Der
fcrguns!" murmelten tpit eeilt,sab,
drdsno Ole 5udsnbtn 2ippen. llno
terun Iudie fie fdn,io,no ouf in
.Iiiii.r.r GefbfperbObnuns: % gu
psiliser geiit uneis,nnibiser 2i.be,
esssn ben id ssiiinSiai, fpi: bolo. tps
g~raulam rddft bu Si9! ai.ber n
Qlrmui, in Mrbeit isin 2eoen bin'
f6kppen. ober rrei, frsi. Elm FREEZER
Msnfd!' f9rie iie aus innsrfer S,rs
stnsnot unb rang ibre SGnoe gum
9immsl empor.
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Cine eHchpple Gpmbnahuu pun snt Gpiseu. g6onti1hs 1S Worires
Srben lmo III Dem bier nbgebuoeten aofIm af aefhmadpoue gSie peuint
pie SptBenssrapere hen5t ni6t Die ShuIer, lit bieImehr Qeraoe inter 81
Sdnitrlnie borne no bnen inter nit Steincn bfebten anGuen bekfie
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The Lamar register., 1913-01-29
An Enormous Producer

The Importance of the Arkansas
valley as a factor in the indus
trial development of Colorado Is
indicated by figures just compiled
by the Santa Fe Railroad company.
Fabulous but authentic stories are
told of crop achievements during
the last year. Total figures are as
tonishing.
For instance. the Santa Fe haul
ed out OF the Arkansas valley in
1912, 100000 bags of sugar. as
compared with 100000 bags In
1911. The beet crop was never
better than in 1912.
'Sugar manufactured, estimated.
100000 bags last year. as com
pared with 100000 bags in 1911.
The farmers who grow sugar beet
contend their large general crops
are stimulated by rotation with
National Farmer.
The Lamar register., 1913-01-29
d. Busy

Through the colorado Good Roadi
Association al appeal is being is
sued to the peopie of the state that
they Immediately get in touch with
the senator's end representatives OF
their respective districts and urge
the general apsembly to TAX up
the good road bill without delay.
The principal measure is that
which has been endorsed by the
association, and which provides for
the appointments of a highway com
missioner whos shall serve for six
years. There ahall also be APP
pointed by the governor am advis-
DRY commissions consisting of five
persons who ihail represent diff
ferent sections Of the state. This
advisory board will meet at the
capitol once q month, and shall
receive for compensation a per diem
and necessary expenses.
This bill also provides that the
monies now In the tnternal i'm
provemept- funAs, be placed at the
disposal OF the. highway commission
er for expenditure on state roads.
This is the fund commonly known
as the pork BARREL fund, and is
now In excess of 100000. Before
the close of the present biennial
period this fund will 1t Is believ-
ed reach almost one million dol
lars.
The passage of this measure is of
interest to the entire state In that
1t means the Immediate expenditure
of the funds now lying idle, on
the state roads. II the people OF
the state, and especially those most
interested in road building will
write to their representatives in the
Legislature urging the passage of
this bill. it is thought that early
action may be secured.
Copies Of the bill or any informa-
ton regarding the same may be
secured from the secretary of the
Colorado Good Roads Association.
Room 312, Chamber of Commerce
Building, Denver.
The Lamar register., 1913-01-29
Irrigation Makes Strong Friends

Colorado is to be congratulated
on the interest its irrigated lands
is receiving from firm which
commands SO much respect from
the investing public as does Henry
l.. Doherty & Co. The success
which this firm has met in cleo
tric light and power lines has
caused it to reach out for new
neld. and long familiarity with
colorado and its many industries
mas given its irrigation securities
the preference in this quest.
The. very nature of this econom-
ic problem oil watering arid lands
requires the advance investment
OF large sums of money. The Land
cannot be occupied until 1t Is
watered. and there have been few
Instances in which the constructing
OF bitches by the men who are to
occupy and till the Land has been
iound practical. In the early days
At was done by the Union colony
at Greeley. and now and then the
plan has worked satisfactorily, but
the later day problems of bringing
the water to the lands entail much
larger expenditures and must be
done either by the government or
corporations which can make the
investment and wait long for re-
turns.
There is no more enduring line
OF growth presented Colorado than
that which lies through the water
Ing of its lands and their set-
Element by farmers. The irriga-
oion problems of the future will
be complex and vast. They demand
strong and capable hands and d.
rectors of money raising capacity.
/. is, therefore. matter of public
import that the Doherty company
has of late become interested In
three of the states largest irriga-
ton enterprises, for it means their
ultimate success, the opening OF
many thousands OF acres of high
iy desirable lands. their settlement
Dy thrifty farmers and incalculable
benefit to the state and the peo-
pie at large.-Denver Republican.
The Lamar register., 1913-01-29
OCEAN TO OCEAN HIGHWAY

With subscription totaling
s15O,O0O the WHY'S Overland COM
pany of Toledo, manufacturer of
the Overland car. has pledged its
support to the ocean to ocean
highway. The same pro rata levy
which has governed, the sub
scriptions of other manufacturers
applies in this case, and the Over
land company expresses itself as
being enthusiastically in favor of
the ocean to ocean highway ex-
tending from New York to San
Francisco.
Automobile manufacturers the
country over are taking keen in
terest in the highway project at
present, and it is believed that from
now on subscriptions to the fund
will come i'm rapidly. Many man
ufacturers who were not among
the early subscribers to the fund
have always been in favor of 1 t,
but were compelled to delay def
mite action until after the first of
Che year. In many cases 1t was
impossible for the companies to
make their pledges until the mat
ter had been presented at the am
nual meeting of their boards of
directors which are scheduled to
be held during January. However.
1t is almost generally known that
these bodies looked with favor
upon the project and 1T only re-
mains for the directors formally to
endorse it and to make their sub
scriptions in accordance with the
plan originally proposed.
Another thing which makes the
prospects of the ocean to ocean
highway look brighter than ever