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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18

war vim sbs rsoiavsA with sratttads.
If you. the reader Of this. have sn
mind any device. any c~ontrtvence OF
any nature whatsoovet that, on reneo-
tion, you believe viii help our army
or our navy. do not conceal It n ne
made ridiculous. send e along q
once. The Naval Consulting Board
has been organised tanA now is.at
work) just for this very purposs. u
headquarters are at No. - Park Row,
New York City.
In submitting IN invention OF orts-
inAl device to the Beard, the follow
Plans for such devices should be
subrnitted BY man. and only BY mail.
IN no case should they be submitted
In person. The Board 10 far too busy
10 give time FOR personal intervte9es.
IN describing your invention, stfa-
plicity u great and necessary
requisite Only M Invention. snould
II the inventor has. say. q half dosen
Inventions, let him SET. forth each in
I separate communication.
IN submitting an invention, n IN.
SNntor should Be particular to. state
brleiiy The peculiar novelty OF the IN.
vention.
Il should b statsdd ALSO whether
NstO ASANONNVu ~ III BVu0E8t N0VS VI
whether the uss has been limited. II
the device 10 in an experimental state
only. this should be stated. Il should
also DO statad whether II has only
been worked out on paper, or whether
1t ID an entirely lev. theory still re-
quirins development
State also whether the invention is
the patent. II patent 10 pending, the
typewriter s~pscihcation and . print
Of the drawing should be attached.
II the inventor has no mechanical
knowledge. 1t would be we'll for him
to get some one. . trained engineer
preferably. to typewrits Q complete
description Of the device and make
are possible. In order that the In
ventor may protect himself, lot him
sign and date both the drawings and
the description, ana have two wit
nesses also sign ana date both. It
also would be we'll for him to keep
the originals (both drawings and spe-
~cification) and forward only q carbon
copy Of the specification ana q copy
OF the drawing.
II, remuneration 10 expected Of the
q. 9. Government It should be stated
specifically. On the other hand, state
also whether the device IL donated to
the Government:
Any device showing in itself the
least value Is at one turned over by
the Board to the proper department
Of either the War. or Navy service.
These will give II an immediate trial.
II you have anything to offer, bear
these things IN mind:
First, Do not call or the Board In
person; send in your suggestion.
Second, Do not waste the time Of
the Board BY telling 1t what to do.
What 1t wants are suggestions how It
may be done.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18
NoT WHOLLY MEAN.

Mean though I am, not wholly 80,
Since q%uickened by thy breath;
o lead me wh%eresoe'er I 20,
Through this days life or death.
This day be bread and peace my lot:
All else beneath the sun.
know'st II best bestowed orynot,
And let thy will be done.
To thee whose temple is all space,
Whose altar, earth, sea, skies,
One chorus let all Being raise,
All Natures incense rise.
Alexander Pope.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18

say when IN the next year or two,
these kinsmen or close friends will
have dire need for Red Cross aid?
Giving too late is the greatest dan
ger confronting the nation now. To
make the Red Cross effective and
ready for any emergency it 10 imper-
alive hat the nation rally Immediate
~ to this appeal for the Red Cross
fund. Audit should be sincere re-,
sponse-not apologetic-not perfume
tory. Every loyal citisen should give
and give until it hurts The time
to provide for our fighting boys IL
now-not when it is too late. We owe
every dollar that we can spare-and
some that we cannot >spare-to the
lads who r going across the water
to do our fighting for Is. I know the
west will not fail"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18
TRIBUTE 10 THE A
(George F. Hoar.)

F.. HOar.D
I have seen the glories Of art ana
architecture and Of river md moun-
tain. l have seeh the sunset on the
Jungfrau and the moon rise over
Mount Blanc. But the fairest vision
nag Of my country in Q foreign port.
Beautiful n q flower to those who
love Il, terrible q . meteor to those
who hats Il, It 10 the symbol Of the
power andNths g1ory and the honor Of
100.00O.O0o Americana
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18

F1ighwaymen robbed . st. Louis
ma of a bunch Of diamonds. 5000 in
money and his registration card,
which suggests a field for the extern
sion of insurance policies to cover
valuables like registration cards.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18

The kaiser says the United states
is q dollar nation" Yes, a $4,000.
000, 900 nation, according to the Lib
erty Bond sales. Uncle Sam under.
stands that a tight INST can not beat
the mailed fst.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18

An11tA apbeiSntly made the mis-
Efeke OF adopting the form Of demo-
[cfacy before he sbirtt had bssn prop
- NyNyU HNlQ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-18

IslunASaa ~ sotatliGasss
lAE 1Iree0fM Tor consistency ~ vof.
aaEstnsfhss.nsDAays on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
Review Of Sports
and Athletic News

seemed most imminent. Beginning with
Stool loss to the Kansas Aggies the
Tigers have broken before the rushes
OF Ames, Oklahoma and Nebraska,
The Missouri eleven has had q hos
pital list uneaualled by any team in
the valley. The veteran hacldfield was
crippled in the Ames game and after the
Oklahoma game, Bass, tackle and
Schroeder, an end, were both out for
the remainder of the season with in
jured shoulders. The Tigers are point
ing towards Thanksgiving with the
hope of being strong enough to defeat
Kansas. Greenwood, center Of the
team, has been called to an aviation
camp, leaving that position weak.
Drake, the smallest of the confer
ence schools, also has tale Of woe
I:.h 6 coach unable to assist the team
because OF illness the eleven, made up
Of green material, has fought the sea-
SON out experiencing several defeats
but always showing up for the next
game. Howard Drew, of track renown,
has come out for the team in an effort
to help bolster up the waning strength
In the Grinnell game, his play helped
the Des Moinss team despite the fact
that they were forced to accept the
short end of final score. Because of his
speed Drew may be able before end of
the season to develop into creditahie
back. His track experience stood him
in good stead in the Grinnell game as
he saved several scores by running
down his opponents
Washington. after being held to a
tie by one OF the st. Louis high school
teams, rallied and defeated the MIS-
souri, Miners and also took Drake into
camp, The st. Louis school Will play
Its one big game of the year today with
Missouri and X it wins this contest the
season to Washington will be q sue
cess. With Missouri represented by dts
weakest team in several years, there
Is a possibility OF Washington gaining
its expectations.
The probable rating Of the conference
teams at the end of the season, as
picked by critics, win look something
like this:
Nebraska, valley champions; Kansas,
with a possible tie with Ames. for sec.
ond place: Kansas Aggies, Missouri,
Washington and Drake.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
SIS WORTH OF
REMEDIES FAILS
CUTICURA HEALS
Baby's Face and Hands Swollen Twice
TheirSize. In PimpIes and Blisters.
Used 2 Boxes 0intmentwith Soap,

"When my sister was small baby
4 soap that was too strong and rough
was used for her skin. Her face and
hands were swollen twice their natural
size and the skin was red. Then Y
broke out in pimples and blisters, and
she would rub and scratch. She cried
and never had good nights rest. I.
"My parents used thirty-fve dollars
worth OF medicines but she never got
any relief. A friend advised Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. She got relief
right away, and the itching stopped,
and after using two boxes Of Cuticura
Ointment with the Cuticura Soap she
was healed" (Signed) Mrs. Geo. Z.
Mcclellan, Box IA, Montpelier Ohio,
February IS, 1917.
If YOUR skin is already healthy and
clear keep it 50 by using Cuticura Soap
for toilet purposes assisted by touches
of Cuticura Ointm ent to soothe and heal
any tendency to irritation, redress or
Toughness OF the skin or scalp.
For Free Sample Each By Return
Mail address postcard: !" Cuticura.
Dept. II, Boston," Sold everywhere.
Soap Csc. Ointment Is and SOC.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
PROWtERS ARE BOLD
New Maphst Nslshborheed rswsr'ssd
BY Rehhsrs Working In Pa'rs--
--Handts Use Automobllss and
Wait -Four Or Five Homes Nightly.

Special to Times Republican.
New Market, Nov l7.-This section
of the state has been terrorized FOR
several weeks by robbers whose bold
ness has been their chief Characteristic
They operate in pairs, have an auto
mobile and have been known 10 VISIT
four and five hines during a nSht'
throwing their flash lights into the races
of people and employing methods most
unusual,
At o'clock in the morning one :"
the ribbers knocked on the door at the
home OF Frank Webb, near here, Is
any one at homer" inquired the visitor
Mrs. Webb gave the alarm ana the
fellow escaped. Arthur carr was
aroused by the company telephone Ca!
and had flash light thrown thru
window into his face by the prowlefs'
f. H. Cade, who lives in town had
similar experience, Mrs. Cade, VINO
was i'll and awake, late at niSht saw
a bright light flashed into her psu-
rocm from the outside. Ed Rogers, VINO
was rot bed last week received another
visit hui frightened the men away,
At the Carmichael home near the
Rogers acme some one knocked anu
ASKED if there was any one n home,
Young Carmichael opened an up
stairs wlnoow and saw the prowIer IN
the yard Are you in bed?" called the
man from the yard, following his IN
ou!ry by running to an auto and es-
Gaping
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
sSINNELl MEN NAME HOUSES.
Titles Chosen Would Indicate Attempt
=. Approeriate Setting for "lnferno.'


Special IL Times Republican
Grinnell, Nov. l1.--Hell, Heaven
Fursatovy, and Paradise-are the
residence places OF Gr!nnell men.
FaWEine one has been named
Hell" Because some effort was
made by building three 10 reform one
Il has been given the name OF "Hea-
Nran." The other houses have taken
their Identification from their relative
position TO Hell" ana Heaven. THUS
;a,. which Is between them is ''Pur-
eN;nry" and tunr which is above "Hea-
en-" is Paradise" AS buildings hNe
and SIX are not Yet occupied they have
rn1 been chr.stened, Paradise Lost
and Para disc Regained,' have been
suggested.
Inre7es: in the dormitories is now
csnte~ed on football. The f1rst three
un1-s have each recruited eleven men
VINO are willing 10 risk their necks for
The g!ory Of the house. The first game
VIII Ne staged soon between Hell" and
Heaven" "Purgatory'' will play the
winner. AlIho the dope historically
faSors Heaven" there are many VINO
think thai Hell can Guido her ancient
rival
Appropriate yellS are being prac'!s-
81 Tor the occasion. Building three VII
have this: "F2ghl 10 beat hell and
building one will reply For hell We
>eN fog hell We veil; fire and hr!m-
stone we're from hell
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
TODAY'S Big GRlpIRON
GAMES, EAST AND WEST

Philadelphia. Pa. - University OF
Pennsylvania vs.. Michigan.
Annapolis, Md.-Navy VS.. Vilanova,
West Point, n. Y.-Army VS.. Leba-
non Valley.
Pittsburgh, Pa--Pittsburgh va. Car
negie Tech.
Williamstown. Mass.-Wirliams VS.
Amherst.
Syracuse. n. Y.-Syracuse VS.. Col
gate.
Manchester, n. H.-Dartmouth VS..
Tufts
Cambridge, Mass-Yale Fresh.) VS..
Harvard GFresh.). ...
State College. Pa-Penn State VS..
Maryland State.
South Bethlehem, Pa.-Lehigh VS..
Pennsylvania Military Institute.
Prov!dence-Brown VS.. Colby.
New York City-lColumbia VS.. Wes-
leyan.
Ithaca, n. Y.-.Cornell vs.. Fordham.
Exeter. N. H.-Phlflips Exeter VS..
Andover.
Easton, Pa--IIafayette VS.. Albright.
Worcester, Mass.-Holy Cross VI.
Rensselaer, Poly.
West.
Columbus, O.-Illinois vs.. Ohio state.
Minneapolis-Chicag vs. Minnesota.
Evanston, Hl.-Iowa vs.. Northwest
ern.
Bloomington Ind.-DePauw VS.. Pur-
due.
Notre Dame-Miohigan Aggies vs.
Notre Dame.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Kentucky.
st. Ilouis-Missouri VS.. washington
University.
tMilwaukee-North Dakota vs.. Mar
quette.
Kalamazoo-Aima VS.. Kalamazoo.
Omaha-HaskeH vs. Creighton.
Georgetown-1Iouisvi w. George
town.
Fort Smith-Oklahoma vs.. Arkansas.
Cedar Rapide-Cornei vs.. Coe.
Naperviue-Knox VS.. Northwestern
College.
Terre Haute-St. Louis University
vs.. Rose Polytechnic.
Observation-Disclosures School OF Mines
VS.. Drury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
SrersSScsr-

Shenandoah.
go r~e-s Miss Tiara WEBER IS the
I,.e--r-.r- ~. or, aZsker. Miss "so-
- -4,e-..y 1usked - bUsaels OF corn
/ - ore DAY a-e another day last week
re .Zska6 3 DL3nsls
Washington.
- meeting .. the Washington
.c.oo, 1,gz-5 t.s hus-d voted unpaa-
--.ozs-y % ell Z special election ,or
( ,so-csY. Diet :. TIE proposition 70 De
z,-.s-6 ~. .ce12s .v- Z bond tEsDe .. sIog'-
~ - y use5 tg- Z new nsza schn9i
+ ..---5s-y -es natter u selling the
yr-=. -cogy! DE.16srg will siso De
,,.ae " L: toe came tine.
os.srvc-
: .a.r-.s 3. Ter s,s aTe gallons 0,
z...srr at w1o4s, ssaze5 ~ sIate
sye--S y L EerEEs II raids conducted
-er.e....y 1ygo zlleged blind p!gs'
,,a-a ,,,,, fscz.eo Lsgs wsG.ss6aT ny
=ter~ Henry EDeaL Tae "foa'n!ng
s-ys-s.s~ we-e p0g-ed INTO me sewer
,y- NJ ..e,sst5: ri III @E.cs, The bGGor
ces:-yre6 CANE trr- tou- places raid
e- oY -sls age11k.
cs.s,>o-
g+-gc1 or z freight engine snf roll
sS .q- e.gf2tY tee- between the rails
.;-,ce- ,-e engine and re coach At
,z.,s.s.S Fred q Jebens. 30 Ilisn West
gecorg6 s.resp+. ,-set 4 sorr5D3e death on
! re rasg.lsS deck II the government
.Jrllze. Re W. enayloyeo nj the {.
Z. :. Il p, ~ 4nlsat cgaDznT. The ac-
c.te-t sappe1e6 se&r ne center Of
spsn Tsrse.
Burlington.
ct.~ II mir ct3's uaoSt highly es-
I ,e-e-ae5d ylp1eers. MIS-. Burton J. Hall,
2sss.e6 zwzy II Merry hosp.tai Aoncay
,a5It2t Mr., gz3' mar tfge gidow ot IN:
Z lzyts y. :. f5s4i fprnssr5y nlenosr Of
go.a2.ess trim M 5lstr4ct and COM
.,.lsslpt.er u patents under President
! f-leyeLz-sS. Grs. Hall xas 10 years
. II zge a.S tz6 oeea & resilient ~ Bur
5l-y,oa ssace 3st5. @o children sur
( g5re aer, N ayGopteG ron having died
4 a2znY ye&fs aSo.
CsYso>sst.
T'ae Ezss d EEfTnegeter cigar store
ya3sS ara F3ciey gtsests, MAS entered
so1tae tarne curing tt2e Dizat, according
70 T. ses9,s fspe3yef by the Davenport
.l1lsne Tie tsaieyes entered by break
fl;, .z.It,zs q sssgss-s .sss.eA..~ EeYer2l DoIei
~ e5Yzrs zsaS rsn5y mere stolen. Tnt
~ M s,p,,,gsifz .iG;4=7 So :z.e .as robbed
sissg3a tee past few D1rntfas> Ray
.slDssS I3egee, BssG Sas arrested In No
4 Inc recently. admitted that the stor'
VIZ ar NJ ne y5Asss Re had robbed
ssssfeiS,
I,s & * SJr<=s,y,. the lannon's lee.
fpser as,t DsD13sspey gaTe the first
E5555s>eT ~ ss<ssz2ns G<,iiege lecture
ip9yrs~ yge.SSy niXst ~ an ezcelIen
a1z,ess on "JsDsn and Her Worit
igfe5aeasx," IN aas lecture ne set fortl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
CAUGHT AFTER LONG CHASE
Four Robbers Captured by Posse Al
ter Twenty Mile Pursuit

Four Robbers Captured by Posse Al
ter Twenty Mile Pursuit
Special 10 Times Republican.
Iowa City, Nov. IA sherifs posse
chased four unknown robbers nearly
twenty miles across Johnson county
Friday afternoon. and captured them
near Tiffiu. The men, It is alleged,
stole fur coat from c. y, Holmes,
= johnson county road builder, and
sped away with ii in their automobile.
SHERIFF Evan Rowland and numerous
other pursuers, following in automo-
biles. pursued the men from point
several miles from Iowa CITY, across
the river and 10 Tiffin. In the mean
time, the police had overtaken the men,
when the quartet stopped for gaso-
line buI le. the men GO, having no
warrant. The owner and others oV-
ertook the tugitives hours later and
brought them back On the road, near
Iowa city, the four men escaped, and
after a stern chase up the river they
were nabbed FOR the third time and
hen placed in the county jail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
Southern Io1ua Items

the national poverty which existed
there H said that Il was an absurd
Ivy. in fact an !mpossihil!ty, 10 thlnk
ra,,a, could ever wage war with Amer
;ca because Japan lacked the manu-
factories and the vast sums OF mont!
which are absolute necessities 70 car
ny on d modern war.
Council Bluffs.
Five high school boys appeared to-
getter al the local recruiting station
here and enlisted in the army, went 10
Omaha and passed the physical exam
.5ra-inu and were about ready 10 leave
fo- tire Pacific coast, where they were
N enter the coast artillery. when three
n the lads were told because OF their
age they would have 10 get the consent
Of their parents. This led TO expIaha
lions and the Eve were turned back
10 -he!r studies. The boys, Ernest Cur
III. Paul Hover. Rich Morrison, Thom-
Az Smith and Fred Johnson are COM
olirneuted on their patriotism and their
parents have nearly all agreed to let
them go later.
Fort Madison.
Fort Madison's great boulevard arc
systern viii soon be started, accord
ing 70 Latest reports. The movement
for 4 sygtem Of bou!evards in this city
was started some years ago. but fell
thro when the city officials fro"Hea on
the project. a, present the merchants
0. the city are being urged to get pc
hind the movement and II is thought
with this pressure the project Will go
through. The plan is TO induce the
Fort Madison Electric company 10 IN
stall the lights and to maintain them.
The merchants or civic association
VIII merely rent them and pay for
them al a low rate. The local oni-
Gals Of the electric company have an
nounced their Willingness to aid in the
matter and will take cp the project
with the head officials Of the concern
Immediately.
Davenport.
Lionel BIacker IS years old, resid-
ing at 2724 Sheridan street was ar
rested by the Davenport police on
charge Of robbing number OF auto
mobiles in the vicinity Of Wander Veer
park during the past few months.
when questioned By Night Captain
Packy Phelan and Patrolmen San
ford and Carroll. Blacker admitted that
ne had stolen a number OF flash lights,
tire testers and two watches from
aG.cmnbiles which were parked in the
vicinity Of the park. He said he solo
most Of the articles to some OF his
friends, receiving from 25 cents to 81
glacker informed the police that he
had robbed the machines single hand
ed. Attic he was subjected to Sc
we're grilling he denied that other boys
had been implicated in the thefts. Thu
police are inclined to believe. however
that Blacker Is shielding his com
panions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17

present punn ~ attached - = ctvilla1I
under ths coFsmittss o. tralAlns esspp
activities.
Dunn spcnsorsd Johnny acilbans.
featherweight champion and At one
time had thirty-two fighters under -
wing.
Dunn's work at the camp Is with the
infantry school of arms. and in it ne
teaches especially capable men the art
Of self defense, and they in turn WILL
act as instructors for their companies.
Army officers say that boxing teaches
men to take punishment and increases
their self confidence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17

S.---.a- = T.-7as z p 9-!-an
Scranton. NnV. IA very large
--oua was a, the public sale Of Isaac
z-5 : ). Joh-nses- held CT the farm
aeo-- are niles northwest Of town.
IT, 1zEhes. p-5ce paid for horse vas
s.F ara the best COW brought sl-5-
-A.-os- c.a.-iy acres c: corn was sold n
rs aeld aid brought So per acre The
e5rn.r-acre farm Eas sold for S--7 p-r
are a-E uEs bought ~ Ralph Greene e
=, M zr7z--s l.-a adjoining mis- farm.
y n. Moss weot 20 -H@s MONIES yes
-4-5zv 20 ru-chgse tickets for Cali
.r--:a- whgrs h expects 20 60 about
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
Mr. Troubles For Two Years

Men a-G women shol!d not suNe-
t-e.-- .aekache, rheumatic pains SIZE
1oz,-s- and gwo1Isa- sore muscles when
-Agszf Can De easily had. James NC
r~-@-r. ge--se- Center, Mich. says ne
VS. --oacEed with kidney and BLADDER
.-v,-fye so- TWO years: would nave 10
rc, y sssv-zl -E-=S during ne nlshl
al 1az pans across his k.oneYs- re
-,sa5 several Kinds u medicine |NnoIt
-..a. -. Foxy Kidney Pills cureo
I'm. Mar such Letters come eTs.s
1zv .-o-n al paris Of the COUNTY, soic
"A advertisement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
aMES MAN GOES EAST.
n. n. Gibson Becomes Vermont O'ree'
tor o. sa-iculturai Education.

Arres. Noy. HI II, Gibson, for the
last Two wears 3 member Of the 2gT.-
caltu-s. faculty 0: Iowa State College
w5u depart today for Montpelier. VI
where ne ~t! take up his duties as the
state director Of Agricultural educa- :
lion 70 which position he was recently
elected
NJ G.axaa- while IN Arnes, has been
= tbs agricultural education depart
-aan- and director Il practice teacains-
IN taking he new position a. err
mon; state 6.recto-, me duties OF Ny
3iasscn VII ne - Introduce. organize
and Supervise ne AGRICULTURAL WORN
: -he -gEa schools and special schools
# re state on q vocational basis -
meet the requirements ot the Smith
Lever hsn recently adopted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
BATTLE FOR HIGH .HokoRs.
Meeting of cornhuskers and Jayha~'e
ers Real Title Contest.


ers Real Title Contest.
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 17.-With the
gridiron race in the Missouri Valley
Conference entering the last laps two
elevens-Kansas and MISUNDERSTANDING
out prominently as the possible hold
ers Of the conference title at the sea-
sons close on Thanksgiving Day. Ne
braska, with only two games witnln
the circuit. has slightly the advantage
over the Lawrence eleven. Kansas
however, has passed the danger hne
with a victory over the Kansas AZ
gies, the strongest early season con-
tender, and the Ames AggieS just al
the time the Iowans were showing !
real flash of form.
In all probability the meeting be-
tween the Corrhuskers and the Jay
hawkers at Lawrence today, Will De
the conference championship contest.
The Nebraska team. will have the ad-
vantage Of experience gained from
struggles with Michigan and Notre
Dame. two widely differing elevens and
among the strongest in the country.
Because Kansas has played only teams
within the conference there is no basis
for a comparison Of the strength OF the
two elevens upon the scores against
the same opponents.
Followers of the valley conference
after viewing as luck" the Kansas Z
too victory over Ames by means OF
long forward pass, were forced to give
the strength Of the Lawrence eleven
more consideration after their victory
over the Kansas Aggies by similar
tally. Kansas again showed its abil'
ity to fight it's way into the lead IN f.a
13-to-6 win from Oklahoma on Scy.
All scoring in this game was confined
to the second period, the Lawrence ag-
gregation seemingly being content tc
win without wasting energy on super
fluous scores.
The real hard luck tale Of the val
ley is that Of the Missouri eleven
Starting the season with a vetera!
backfield, which was las. year one o
the fastest In the conference. the Co
lumbia representatives have met will
defeat after defeat Just when . victor!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-17
MISSING STUDENT FOUND.
SeInond Lad, Who DISAPPEARED From
School, Found in Cedar Rapids.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Iowa CITY, Nov. IT.-Harold w.
HenAd. Of Be,mond, freshman at
Iowa university, who disappeared from
the school and city, has been found az
Cedar Rapids. He has not given an
explanation Of his conduct; His father,
who called the young man oy phone to
MORN MIN that rs sister was seEi-
ously III a. home, will take the boy
home I. IS supposed that the shock
o. the news OF his sisters illness, tenn
porar!ly uroalancing MS mind. led the
youth 20 wander away. lie was miss
Ing FIVE days.