Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-11-06

''Tirne is gold, throw not one
minute away, but place each one to
account. Do unto all men, as you
would be done by. Never give out
that which does not first come in. -
McDonougb's Tomb,
Soho seems to be rolling along
nicely with the exception Of the
chemistry laboratory. Mr.. Luce
stated a few days ago that due to
the present European war our lab
oratory course might be interrupted
as most of the material comes from
foreign countries. We are hoping
that the war will cease.
Last Monday evening the Seniors
were successful in selecting their
class rings and pins. Surely we will
all-deeply appreciate them after our
heroic struggle for satisfactory
compromise.
Miss Rieke: "Ira, what are some
Of the baaks that Shakespeare
read 90
Ira: IT - I - just swallowed
them. I've 1OTSOCCe1Q uOW
The first intersociety debate will
take place Nov. 20.
Last Friday afternoon the Dolli-
yer society presented the first socie-
ty program of the year. The pub
lie is cordially invited to share these
programs with US.
He worketh very much
Who worketh when he's old;
He works not such
When he worketh not for school.
The high school students that do
not get out for foot ball have moth
ing whatever to do after school.
The chemistry class are using
chatting dishes for experiments IN
chemistry This is probably not a
new experiment for some.
The high school enjoyed a short
talk by DR.. Patton of Carleton coll
lege Monday morning. He spoke
along the line of What the pupils
attitude toward his work ought to
be. Among other things, he said
that the pupil ought to approach a
study with willingness and readl'
ness to learn, that he should be
anxious to go a step further every
day, and that he should put hi!
whole effort into his work. This II
good advice, and the teachers are
hoping that we will take it,
Last Friday afternoon at SAG
o'clock the whistle blew which be-
gan a. foot ball game between Charles
City and Cresco high schools. AS We
had no reporter there, the game viii
not be given in detail. Considering
both teams, we think that the game
was well played. The Cresco boy!
showed themselves at all times the
masters Of the game. Charles City
also did we'll considering that it is thu
first year since six years ago tina
the high school has played foo
ball. The officials of the game CAV
entire satisfaction. Mr.. Sanford, tn
coach of the Charles City team. ref
ereeing and Mr.. Luce Of Cresco higf
school umpiring. John Kakac o
Dubuque college was head linesman
Our boys were penalized often TO
holding. Both teams offended mucl
along this line, but our boys helt
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BILE to pick out the best player az
the whole team played together
Don Rathert at quarter back raj
the team in good shape, and there
were only few instances when III
did not show good judgment
Charles City pulled off two Or three
well executed plays, a forward pas!
in the last half was particularly
good; however, if our quarter bacl
would have been playing furthel
back we think this play could have
been spoiled. Mr.. Luce, we think
with his machine and expects to have
1t running smoothly by Saturda,
when the boys play Austin. He !!
developing a mighty good team
and is coaching the boys from ever,
angle. II Creeco high school sue
ceeds in establishing record, W.
are sure it is to his credit as wei
as to the credit Of the team.