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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-12-31
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81

state has been re-districted, Supt.
Browning is chairman Of the Bird dis,
trict which is composed of Kingsblry,
Brookings, Hamlin, Deuel., and Cooling
ton counties. The state is divided into
twelve districts. These districts are
grouped into four divisions for the
semi-fnals. The committee for this
division is composed of Prin. w. I,
Early of Sioux Falls, Supt. G. ]. Law
renee of Canton, and Supt. Browning
of the local schools. Contestants win
ming first place in each of the twelve
districts will represent that district in
the semi-fnals, and as there are four
semi-fnal divisions the winner in each
Of these divisions of both the oratori-
cal and the declamatory classes will
contest for the state championship at
the final state meet.
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HIGHLAND

Mrs. VIM. Motter spent Tuesday
with her parents near Lake Benton,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Crockett and
family are visiting relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Turtles and son Carl visited
relatives in Elkton Tuesday.
The Bee Hive General Cleanup
Sale commences Monday, January 4th,
Be on deck.
Several families gathered at the
Chris Wiese home Monday for the
purpose to fill candy socks.
Josephine Heck closed her school
Friday for a two weeks vacation.
The Xmas tree and program in Dis.
trict 46 Tuesday night was well at.
tended.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Chambers are
visiting relatives in Iowa.
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SOUTH DAKOTA

ing the holding of this meet at ver-
million on account of the inaccessible
ity of the place for the big majority of
the schools of the state. There seems
to be a unanimous sentiment among
the schools to hold the meet under
more favorable conditions than Yer
million has been providing. The cities
mentioned for the place of holding the
meet are Huron, Sioux Falls, Water
town and Bookings. The State Col
lege authorities are willing to enter.
tain a proposition to take care of the
meet and a number of the schools
have already expressed themselves in
favor of Brookings. If the state high
school meet should be held at Brook
ings this spring, the board Of control
at the college will spare no pains in
making this a real state high school
meet, and if the committee decides to
hold the meet here it will no doubt be
the biggest high school event ever
held in the state.
In a letter to Supt. Browning, Prof.
Cudd, principal of the departmental
school, states that a telegram from
Arizona Christmas morning conveyed
the sad news of the death of his sister
and the remains were sent home, Bel
denville, Wis, for burial.
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L

Mrs. J. A. Silvander returned home
after a few days visit with her mother
Mrs. Lorcher.
Charley Honkey of Elkton, called at
the Tomscha home last week.
Alfred Lang left for Luverne, Mimi,
to spend the holidays with his parents.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Laabs, a
daughter. Mother and baby doing fine.
Mr.. Dumpkey of st. Paul, is visiting
his brother, H. Dumpkey, in north
Richland.
Watch for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be
something doing at the Bee Hive. COM
mencing Monday, January 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bent spent Xmas
with Mrs. Bent's folks.
Joe and Frank Caulsack spent Xmas
at the Tomscha home.
Morley Rowcliffe of Elkton, spent
Xmas at the Hamilton home. What's
your attraction, Morley?
Mrs. A. Turtles was visiting with her
.--Mrs-E Samson. for a few DAVIS
last week.
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George Chapman spent Saturday at
TIE home of his son Claude.
Ernest Kline is spending his vaca
ton with his parents who live in
NJ nnesota.
a large number of relatives enjoyed
Christmas dinner at James Sloan's.
Albert Jassen spent several days of
last week the guest of his mother.
Classic MOssman and wife spent
one day last week with his uncle Lohr
Dancer.
VIII Caldwell, Jr., was a pleasant
caller at the j. F. Randall home Mon
day afternoon.
George Lynch Is on the sick list.
Wedding bells will ring Wednesday
night.
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Mrs. Thos. Walsh and children from
west of Elkton, spent a few days last
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Judd.
The Xmas program and tree in the
church the oath was a success and was
much enjoyed by all. The Xmas dec
orations were very pretty and every
thing went off nicely.
Santa did not forget any n and the
large crowd was we'll supplied with
candy and nuts.
Alvin White, who is a travelling
salesman, spent Xmas with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John White of this
place.
The Xmas mails were rushed this
year. The Bushnell Office handled
about nine hundred packages during
Xmas week, which is good for a small
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bursting and sons
left for Oregon, ILL.,, last Saturday for
a two weeks visit.
Mrs. Lloyd Nelson of Jasper, Mimi,
spent Xmas with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong are enjoy
ing a visit from the formers parents
of Indiana.
Rev. InsIey preached at McKain
Sunday afternoon.
Watch for particulars-there will be
something doing at the Bee Hive COM
mencing Monday, January 4th.
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BUSHNELL

Henry Schluter was at White t.
have some dental work done Tuesday.
Rob Soden was quite sick Monday
night and under the doctors care.
Muriel FELTON, spent a few days al
the Will Bushnell home last week.
Marion Zalsky is visiting at the En-.
right home.
John Poppingo and children left for
Du Mont. Iowa. Friday for q visit with
his brothers at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. bursting ate
Christmas dinner with MI. and Mrs.
Chas. Heinrich.
A short Xmas program and tree for
the children YER held at the school
house "Wednesday afternoon.
Afew from town attended the social
and entertainment It TIE Huska school
south q town on Wednesday the 2Srd.
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State Re. Distracted
correspondence
ALTON

We wish each one a happy and pros.
porous New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Horning and
little daughter Margaret, were guests
of Mrs. Mornings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Burgess and family Christ.
mas.
Watch for particulars-there will be
something doing at the Bee Hive, com
mencing Monday, January 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Mcknight enter
tanned at Christmas dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. F. c. Lucas and son Lynn, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Francis and children
Ethel and Bruce OF Sherman, and Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Mcknight and son
Maurice of White
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Friday enjoyed
a family reunion Christmas day. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Borgwordt
and Mrs. Fridays mother, Mrs. Louisa
~uird ruy ncnmgnr anu
daughter Shirley were Christmas
guests of Mrs. Meningitis parents,
MT. and Mrs. ]. w. Doughty of White.
The pupils and teacher at No. IA en-
joyed a Christmas tree last Wednes-
day, school closing that day, to re-
open January 4th.
Mrs. Samuel Mead is suffering with
blood poison, the result of a cat
scratch received two weeks ago.
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by Miss Holmes and her pupils of Dist
No. 1 Wednesday evening, was enjoy.
ed by all who attended.
James Lindsey took a sleigh load of
aggies to Bushnell last Wednesday
morning to take the train for their
homes.
James Sloan entertained at Xmas
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sloan and
family, Guy Fowler and family of
Prairie Home and Charlie Keck and
Miss Mae Wilcox of North Brookings.
Sam Alter, Harvey Laude and James
Lindsey and family ate Xmas dinner
at j. A. Keck's.
Ask Charles Keck if he shelled his
cor last week.
Il. j. Larsons entertained Clair
Searles Xmas.
Next Friday night, January 1, 1915,
is grange night. There will be install
lation Of officers and an oyster supper.
Price twenty-five cents. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mark Sheldons entertained for Xmas
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Duff and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hamrick and
Green's in Fountain township.
Mr.. Larson has been on the sick list.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Culver and little
son Lee spent Christmas eve in White.
Miss Edna Coping and her pupils
enjoyed a Christmas program and tree
last Thursday afternoon. This school
is having a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Evans and
sister, Miss Edith Evans, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Duff and daughter Fern
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Sheldon, near Bookings, Christmas
day.
S. L. Swihart ate Christmas dinner
at the John Green home hear Brook
ings.
Earl Ward spent Christmas with
friends in B~rookings.
Mrs. C. f. Hutchinson and son How
ard had as their guests Christmas day,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. S. Inhoff and daughter
Rebecca, and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Pal
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartley, who
were here to spend the Yuletide with
home folks, returned to their home in
Huron Monday.
Mrs. Louisa Papka is quite ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Fri
day.
with her sister, Miss Emma Languer.
who Is here from Storm Lake, Iowa.
Many of III young people attended
the dance at the new opera house in
White, Friday evening, and are en-
thusiastic over the resulting good time.
Many are planning to attend the watch
night dance.
Miss Ethel Mcknight is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Francis and family of Sherman.
MI. and Mrs. 90. Ward were shop
ping In Brookings last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Friday went
Estelline Sunday for a few days
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. T. Carnes Of Aurora,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. E.
Comp Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Atkinson Of Sher-
man were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. s. Inhoff.
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ARGO

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fry spent thei
Xmas vacation with the latter's pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayden.
A large crowd from this vicinit,
took In the dance in White at thei
new hall. The same crowd are plan
ming on another good time New Year
evening at the same new hall.
Miss Edna Fleming is visiting at F
s.. Miners home in White his week.
Miss Alma Meyer closed her schoo
The Bee Hive General Cleanup
Sale commences Monday, January 4th
Be on deck.
In District SO and is spending a couple
OF weeks at her home in Austin, MINI,
The club was put off Saturday even.
ing on account of cold weather and
will meet again New Years Eve at
the same place with Miss Zadie Coul-
ter.
Lester and Edna Fleming spent
Xmas day at the Mcknight home.
Mrs. Jack Delaney took a couple of
weeks off and is spending them with
her daughter and family at Lake CITY,
Iowa.
Robert and Ella Fleming made a bui.
sness trip to Brookings Saturday.
Nj. Andrew Christianson has been
on the sick list this week.
Ed. Fleming spent Sunday with Will
Winkowitch who is improving rather
slow since he came back from Roches.
ter, MINI.
Emil Ottenson had the misfortune
to fall n day last week and sprained
his arm. At this writing he is improv.
ing rapidly.
Chester King and Miss Ruth Horner
took in the dance at White Friday
evening.
Alfred Rishoi and Leonard Ladd are
spending their Xmas vacation at their
homes.
Conrad Ottenson just returned home
from a business trip from Tyler, Mimi.
Monday.
Jack Delaney entertained a few
friends Tuesday which were MI. Flem.
ing and sons Robert and Lester. and
Lester Delaney from Lennon, s. d.
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State Athletic Meet

The executive committee Of the
State High School Athletic Associa-
ton are now trying to determine a
satisfactory place to hold the state
athletic meet this spring. The contract
between the University of South Da-
kota and the State High School Ath.
letic Association has expired and many
of the schools of the state are protest
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HIGHLAND

Mrs. Mat Wachter is visiting rela
tives at White and Bushnell this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Wilson and fam,
lily, Julius Wiese and family and Mrs
Bum spent Sunday at Chris wfese's
Miss Eta Kretsinger spent the lat.
ter part Of last week with her sister,
Mrs. Gus Kurth.
Carl Wiese returned home Thursday
from Luverne after a two weeks visit
with relatives.
The Bee Hive General Cleanup
Sale commences Monday, January 4th.
Be on deck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Wachter and fam
lily spent from Friday until Sunday
with relatives at White.
Ernest Risch Is spending these days
in st. Paul.
Misses Ella and Ada K~retsinger at
tended the dance in Write Friday
evening.
Carl Silvander spent Monday with
Rodney Hamilton.
Carl Schaefers r moving south Of
Elkton this week. .
Miss Ella Wilson returned home
Thursday evening from White. where
she is teaching school for = two weeks
vacation.
Fritz Kurth Ii spending this week
with his brother Gus Kurth.
Misses Myrtle and Myrtle Hamilton
spent Sunday evening with the
Wachter girls.
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PRAIRIE HOME

Ray and Clyde Lynch were callina
on Floyd Smart Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Kennedys entertained friends
to = Sunday dinner.
Watch for particulars-there will be
something doing q the Bee Hive, com.
mencing Monday. January lth.
Mn. John Blakely and daughter
MaEy were Sunday visitors 1t Robert
Blokely's.
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MEDARY

We wish you a happy New Year.
Rudolph Eggiman departed Christ
mas day for Bruno, Mimi.
Gus Telkamp was in Brookings
Thursday.
A few from here attended the Christ
mas exercises at Miss Haban's school,
in Trenton Wednesday evening.
William Horpert of Arlington, spent
Christmas with friends in Trenton.
Fred Hill spent the Christmas holi.
days with his brother in Iowa.
Mrs. Starman entertained relatives
at dinner Christmas day.
Owing to badly drifted roads Rev.
Bruce did not preach in Trenton Sun
day.
Mr.. ]. Moe was a Bookings visitor
Thursday.
The bridges on Medary avenue
which have been in badly WORKOUT
condition for some time have at last
been repaired, Geo. Rudebush having
done the job.
z The Bee Hive General Cleanup
Sale commences Monday, January 4th.
Be on deck.
Dick Goodroads was doing a little
Christmas shopping Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick O'Toole and
family were Brookings visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. A. j. Hill was shopping in
Brookings Tuesday.
Chas. Moore made a short business
call at the county seat Thursday.
r. s. Carter vas a Brookings visitor
the first Of the week.
Billy Moore was driving near town
the past week.
We have been having three weeks Of
snug winter weather and all are look |
ing for the promised thaw.
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BROOKINGS
EDITORIAL STAFF
Schools Reopen Monday

After ten days vacation the schools
will again reopen Monday, and from
the expressions heard from many OF
the students all WIN be happy to be
back to work. There are but four
more weeks Of this semester and as
the fourth week Is given to semester
examinations the month will be a
busy one for all. The second semester
will begin February LIST at which time
a number of new students will enter
the high school. the departmental stu
dents of the eighth grade will begin
Latin or German and to provide for
the increase in numbers and the addi-
tional work in the high school the
board of education have provided an
additional teacher to begin at the
opening of the semester.
State Re-Districted
The State Overwhelmingly
district boards and the divisions and
the committees for the semi-hnal con-
tests are now fully provided for. The
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-12-31

A. B. Hanson, Brookings, S. D., says:
For several years l suffered from
lameness across the small of my back.
My case was Of long standing and it
was hard for me to get relief. l heard
of Doan's Kidney Pills and began u.s.
ing them. They relieved me Of the
lameness and aching in my back and I
have since had no trouble. The pub
lie endorsement l gave at the time
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me, 1 will
ingly confirm now"
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II a Register Want AID will not do it
1T can't be done!"
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MUST BELIEVE 1T

When WeiI-k nown Brookings People
Tell II So Plainly
by a representative citizen of Brook
ings the proof is positive. You must
believe it. Read this testimony. Every
sufferer of kidney backache, every
man, woman or child with kidney
trouble will do well to read the follow
ing:
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
xiilsa n Accsaess ~ ~ Coal Chsse,

Jehn Randolph Baer was Instantly
killed II sn accident st he Santa Fe
coal chutss about 5 o'clock last Sat-
urday afternoon. Basr and Frsd
Miller. Of the bridge and building
deDastasat. had bsen assigned 70 do
sons rsoaising on the track Of the in.
cline that leads 70. the top Of the
coal eAuts. coal cass being haulsd 70
the TOP fthe Incline with gasoline
engine aad wire cable. There was Q
car q tAs top Of the inciins when the
msa wsst 70 work. and they were
warned By VIII Brownsn. who opsr-
ntss Tie gasolins engine. that he n.
tea6e1 70 lst . car down In Q few
miautss and 70 b on the lockout.
A few oinutss later Miller looked
up aad saw the ear last 10 front Of
hin. ssd only slx Test away. He
hsl juss time % crawl 70 the outsf
edee e ~ lnclins. and there hold on
for 1eas life until the car passed.
Base evi1satly did not - The car
at al1. aad ~ was caught aad chush-
I'd. the lower part Of his BODY bsins
sroaal - . pulp. and death result
lag alneee Instantly.
Cosooss TAoapeoa held a inqusse
Mso1av morning. br1nsins oct ths
fae(D 0lvea abeve. TAs jusy brought
II . voe1iee that the 1seease1 ea0s
70 ~ leeeh through - ussveldalle
aeo)GooA anl exeaseatsd evesy oas
~ nasleloh Dsss was . sssivs
os 1elaosas1. bsla0 besa q Paslfia q
~ seets. . little over twsaty-eas
yoogD -. ~ has beea . reei1eo(
Of - Sun>a sosss osDesabss. He hal
. oeoooos. Q. J. Dass. who h . fore.
- ~ ~ oaats ~ bsi1es sal
~ ~ 06ooso0oal ne senainl
49, G11Ooo1 ~ un1eelatss ceek 4
~ p0Cp hono q ~ leoonoo1 4
~ ~ ~ ~ uoalay nioAl
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
~ One Cso.dy Day /. xo,ember

November was the sunniest month
- La Junta has ever known. Our
leeat weather observer says there
Nofo twenty-seven days during the
Nth Of November with sunshine
eerd Of 100 per cent. There was
enr one cloudy day and two days
enE were partly cloudy. The per
G. Of sunshine for the month was
neefly 81. which is about a. near
fleet weather as II IL possible to
1--we even In sunny Colorado. This
= the highest monthly percentage
eyor recorded in q Junta. and II Is
ma probable that any other section
a. she state can show a record ap-
preeching II. In Pueblo the sun
Alnc record has been held by the
mfntl. Of March. 1910. when 93 per
e1ot of the possible sunshine was en-
to3sd during the month. Last
n4nth the per cent Of sunshine In
resblo was ~ per cent. which is
~ highest monthly percentage ever
aopred there since the weather bu-
re6 opened thirty years ago.
There was = trace Of snow In La
y4uta ON the 18th. the first OF the
o1Son. and this was the only mois-
tree recorded during the month.
Witch totaied only four one-hun-
1godths Of an inch. How dry we are
ln more ways than one. Last
| III, in November. we had five and
- half inches Of snow-some snow.
~ land there was more In December.
Nben the total snowfall for the
Phth was over thirty inches.
Tho record for each day In the
pnth a. recorded by 8. H. Miller. Of
nth Ia Junta. our local weather
( server. whose observations are
keu at 8 O'Clock. morning. and ev-
ing. II ~ follows:
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
GAS PLANT UNDER WAY.
Plant VIII Re Ready % Furnish Coo.
saness with 0as Not Isaese Thaa
March 1t.

..
Work was commenced last Satur-
day morning cleaning up the site for
the plant Of the Otsro Gas Company.
The plant ID located on Fifth street.
on the west hank OF the arroyo. and
Just across the street north from the
plant Of the La Junta Brick and Tile
Company.
The main structure is to be u
building 46x60 feet In dimep sions.
with walls fourteen feet In height
and concrete floors. the superstruc-
ture To be Of galvanized steel. There
is also galvanized steel holding
tank" forty-nine feet In diameter.
ing 10000 cubic feet Of gas--enough
which will have . capacity for stor-
for q twenty-four hours supply. In
case anything should happen to the
gas manufacturing plant.
OIL will be used as fuel to manu-
facture the water gas which is
said to be much cheaper than the
coal gas method. and this will also
provide some additional revenue
through bi-products. A tank to
store the fuel is now being erected
on the site.
All the excavating for the gas
mains will be done with pick and
shovel. ~ this will give employment
to . large number Of men who are In
urgent need Of such employment At
the present time. There win be
about eight miles OF ditch excavating
for the main line. and severa: more
miles additional for the innumcrsble
connections that will be made. The
plant IL TO be completed and in oper-
alton = = Jynte before the exten-
teSA q nads 10 0wink and Roxy
Ford. Ths total ditch excavating.
ipeiuding Swtnk snd Rocky Ford.
ytIl - IN ths nelshborhood Of thirty
!. - ..l..-s !. ~ = :. Sc. z. /.
0Wiog - - uoa>GDgov1tref ~
pips and other material Ter the p!ant
work II now almost at . standstill
a. the concrete foundations for the
plant are now practically completed.
The material was shipped from Ohio
on November goth. and tracers have
bcen sent out 70 locate its present
whereabouts. but without success up
TO yesterday morning. A. soon n
the material arrives the work will
progress very rspidly-at least as
long as the present brand Of weather
continues.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
Visits FORMER Hasss~.

Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. Friend. Of
Grand Junction. Colo. wcEe Ia Jun
u visitors yesterday for the first
time In eight years. and utilized
their time In renewing oId,lims ac-
9uaintanceships. Mr.. Friend was
formerly In the employ OF the Santa
70 at this point - . bollssmakes.
aad now holds . similar position
With The D. 4 b. q. q 05aad Juae-
tiea. Thsy are . thstr way ho0e
from an sxtsads1 visit with relatives
In Kentucky. MlaDout aad Kansas.
and left last aigAt on the stsb fos
Pueblo 70 visit frisads before ~
turning ho0s.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05

Last Thursday night At the rink.
the Commercial basket ball team won
from the crack seniors BY an over
whelming score Of - 70 .. In the
first five minutes Of the game Il could
BE- seen that the game was 70 be a
close one. 0uis. Of Commercial
started the music BY making . field
goal. A foul was called on The Com.
nsrcial team and Basiness. os the
senior team. made the basket, this
bsing The only score made b. the
osatess. - the other polat was
awarded them. which they badly
needed.
AZ The cad Of the first half the
seose was . - I II favor Of ~ Com.
nereial team. II he sseoaa half the
esos beea0e vesy uaiatseeeeiag ~
Ce0nsssial na1s - polnts. q was
u thls halt that ~ referee awarded
The Seniors I poist which toealed
their score 70 : polnts.
The ssaiosS did not make . field
goal dusias Tie satirs gans. while
the Commercial team ma1o nine.
Ths way Jsakias ssa KnaDD guarded
thsls nsa keDt ths 0eaiees fre0 hav.
lng . nueh higher seeee than thsy
1id have. 0uis and DusTows wouid
got tho ho11 n tho haakoe RnRnRAlsas
- ~ oealoss guards. The eeo1ow.
isg b ~ liss - Of botA teams:
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-05
PR1RARAroRY TRAM

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