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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15
LITTLE. PI(EUp5
OF Sport

Joe Tinker's transfer to Columbus
ought to help the Cubs.
! Some Of the athletic dubs that get
into the spotlight are transparent.
Darcy is not an undertaken, but doz-
ems Of people are dying to meet him.
) Young Zulu Kid is probably con-
vihced that Jimmie Wilde is wild
enough.
Jess Willard denies that he had to
exhibit In the elephant tent while on
the road last summer.
The average pitcher has no more
use for a bat than bricklayer has for
a band leaders baton.
Merton cricket club, Hayerford,
within few miles Of Philadelphia, has
10 grass tennis courts.
The Giants are going In for violet
uniforms again next year, with sweater
jackets Of royal purple.
49,
Suggestion-Why not time boxers in
their race around a ring and give
prize to the best sprihtcr?
The Cubs will be In the race next
season. II takes eight teams to fill
out the schedule Arrangement
-f- fr
Joe Tinker says luck counts in play
ing third base. Yes, a third baseman
is lucky II. he doesn't get killed.
The Big Nine western conference
track and field meet Is TO be held at
Chicago on Stagg field June next.
The United States Football associa-
tion, the governing body of the soccer
game. has 5000 players enrolled on
teams. -.
-.
Did you eter notice the similarity be-
tween submaFpes' land some players?
They take a dive at she slightest provo
cation.
Cincinnati apd Milwaukee didn't do
very well in baseball last year, but they
are there with the bells on in the Skat
league. -.
The baseball scout, .edch year goes
out, to see what he can see. He picks
up hicks. from out the sticks, the fields
Of ivory. 49,.
Bob Folwell wants Pennsylvania to
play the "all-American" football team.
Well, BIZ Clymer challenged the Red
Sox for Louisville.
The Cubs changed from Tampa to
Pasadena for training grounds, but
Tampa must be given credit for stand
ng lot OF punishment.
The Springfield (Mass.) Y. NJ. C. A. |
'ymnastic squad will take part in 13 |
meets, the largest schedule ever map
'ed out for squad OF that college.
Pitcher Jean Dubuc Of the Detroit
Tigers Is trying to buy a minor league
ranchise with the expectation OF be-
oming a regular gaseball magnate.
Oregon Aggies may take up English
tyle Rugby football and play intra-
mural games, rs well as contest with
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15
Being Found Out.

II Is a very different thing to be sor.
ry Tor doing wrong and to be sorry
Tor being found out In wrongdoing.
Many girl fancies that she is penl-
tent when all that ails her is that she
Is uncomfortable over discovery. II
we wait Till our faults are exposed be-
fore we are sorry for them, we have
good reason TO suspect the sincerity
OF our penitence.-Girl's Companion.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

that We keep In
the cellar. It's
nice to have a
few Tomatoes for
a change
Down she put
a box with bright
red , Tomatoes
just from the hot
house.
"Well, Vege-
tables said the
Tomatoes, how.
do-you-dor
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15
ATHLETIC WORK FOR. PUPILS
Freshmen Of eowdoln College Given
Choice Of Football, Baseball, Ten.
n.y. or Gymnasium.

Bowdoin college freshmen. beginning
next fall, win be required to take some
form OF athletic work three hours q
week from the second Monday Of the
collegiate year until the middle Of the
following March. They will be given
thei. choice Of football. baseball, track
tennis or gymnasium work.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

Nehdr' SAID the squash
family, If only People would take the
trouble
"Who is going 10 bother about a
SquashT asked Mr. Potato proudly.
"Tm sure / don't know why not
said Mrs. squash.
"'Oh, WELL said the Carrots, what
can one expect from the Squash fam
ily? They're not considered the most
wonderful food in the world by any
body, whether they are cooked one
way or the other
"'And who thinks 30 much Of the
Carrotsr asked Mrs. Squash.
1.-The Rabbits said the Carrots
haughtily. They think more of the
Carrots than Of anything else. The
little dears,' ended the Carrots hap
PLY.
you're quite right, Carrots, said
the Apples. But think Of usl We're
the ones to be thought Of
"'And whyT asked Mr.. Potato. For
he wanted 10 have all the attention
himself.
Because we can be stewed. we can
be baked, we can be made into pud-
dings, pies and tarts. Potatoes can
just he potatoes, that's ALL
We'll, that's enough said Mrs. Po-
tato.
Yes, said Mr.. Potato. We can be
fried or boiled or baked. and we can
be stewed too. What is more than
anything, we can be mashed! We're
simply delicious them
"'Well,' said the Apples, we don't
think it's much OF an honor TO be
mashed. Not much! As If anything
thought IL fine to be mashed. That
shows that you're not so fine as we
arer
"'Ha, ha.' chuckled Mrs. Squash as
she rolled to one side. Mr.. Potato had
been very rude to Mrs. Squash and
she was glad to hear him being
snubbed little for change.
"'You see,' continued the Apples,
we can be eaten for breakfast as fruit,
we can be eaten for lunch as a dessert,
and we can be eaten for dinner rs a
vegetable. New potatoes are vege-
tables and nothing else. You never
heard of potato pudding did you?
Why even Mrs. Squash can be made
into pie
"Of course Mrs. Squash was very
happy now. And the Apples continued
talking:
what delicious pies we make! We
are the favorlte pies of the world!
Think of that for distinction. Some
People like Mince pie, some like Pump
kin pie, others enjoy Squash pie or
Lemon pie-but almost everyone likes
Apple pie! All! To think of being an
Apple, pie! Its wonderful thought.
And we can be eaten just as we are
too! No one could eat a raw potato.
That would be too horrlbler
Now just at that moment the cook
came down in the cellar. Well said
she TO herself, it's nice to get some
thing, from the hot-house once in
awhile. l get so sick of these ever
lasting winter vegetables dnd apples
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

ter. There were
the Potatoes, the
Apples for cook
ing. Carrots, the
8 quash family
and many others
"Nr. + otato
seemed to be the
leader Of all. i am
SO necessary to a
meal he said
proudly.
i" Yes, and we
can be cooked In
so many ways
said Mrs. Potato.
Sc u,.nfd rf-a
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15
Have Definite Purpo.s.

Bind together your spare hours BY
the cord OF some definite purpose, and
know how much may be accomplished.
--DE w. N. Taylor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15
KAHANAMoKU HIRES AS DIVER
Worlds Champion Swimmer Is In EN-.
ploy Of Public Works Depart.
rnent Of Honolulu.

Duke Kahanamoku. the worlds
champion swimmer and diver. is in the
employ Of the public works department
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

OF Honolulu. Every day he puts oil
the divers armor and disappears in the
ocean.
There Is no chance for swimming
stunts SO long as he has the uniform
on. but there Is good, substantial in.
come, which is the appealing factor.
According to the superintendent of
the department Duke Kahanamoku
applied for job and was given
chance. He made good from the start,
and his duties consist of inspecting
pier cylinders 40 feet under water.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15
CALLED EvERS AND GLEASON
Russell Bisekburne Makes Two Queer
Plays In One innIng-cslied by
Manager and Umpire.

They are telling good story on
Russell Blackburne. the former Chi
cago White sox infielder. who last year
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15
DADDY'SEVENING
TALEp
LNkN GRAHAM BOWER
WINTER VEGETABLES.

THE vegetables" said Daddy, had
been put into the cellar for the win
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

Darcy is not an undertaken, but doz
ems OF people are dying TO meet him.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

Some Of the athletic dubs that ge
into the spotlight are transparent.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

Joe Tinker's transfer to Columbus
ought TO help the Cubs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1917-03-15

) Young Zulu Kid is probably con-
vinced that Jimmie Wilde is wild
enough.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
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gelpobnt ntan iin IN Sbrent Bernie
al
Gttilic pioeripraH oieicr 9[euBc.
rllna nit oeit ggorten so lnnge tUii
ailF Sen gretterh uns beutiibcit, flint
leriicb BID geitnlten, OerideiGt dller'
oinas ser @eniilS Ser @caeiiterunf
licoe beengenoe @upfinoung bod ii
| Der uii4ternen 8irtli9feit oes2ebenS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
N d Il RlI e
(2. iSortiebuna.l

Cine @cleioigung III ooS @eipnno
Aer ,@hmeiheIei gcbiilIt," iagtc
Etiilic.
gsoraiif Set Griu5 criDiocrtc::
,Mscnu 5ic ftcb bqlcioigt fiiblen niuB
iSb pobl aitf Sbrcn 8oru gcfaBt
iatn
oadelno lagtc Die Gr6ailipielerih:
.Spnpcutioncller 9rciicb ncrlangrc
alleroings, Dab id) ieBt icbmollte; -
bod, SBrin3. &tmer gegeliiber per.
8ichtc ic6 dtf oieies @orrecbt uno
8iirnr nidt"
.@in ic6 SbueH 10 gleidgiiltig,
oaB ih nidlt cinnlal Sbrcn Born al
erregcn Derning21
5hcr3clo eripioerte Gttilie. ag8cl-
die Wfdd)t, pelden Mert bdtte Sbneu
acqeuiiber Der 3orit elmer iHwacbcH
llntertaniil2D
Briu3 @Seora, oiif ben beitercn Ton
einqehero, crfpioerte: aMenn Sie iidl
ii lcbr ais llntcrtaltin fiiblcn 10
tiirHten Sic tDobl aud ncinc IproH.
iiei"
,Epronnei ino Millfiir itGblon oic
gGnfIrn Der Gppoiition, entgegnett
Sttilie geipan0t
Cine rcd6t itodtSHanniihe sllif
FoIhlig~ onin fubr er III crillteren'
Truc fort nnie 3eit ilnieres gllletn
icuts iii htapp bemeiien, oesbalD l1l
Sru @ie MIDI bic foit6uren Nlinltter
niiBen, eSbnen sit iageIl -
Gttilie iirterbrurb ben Griii3el
,,Spbeit, lrir tpiHc @cbcirnniiic, iagcr
cid nth uidts, mas nic5t ollie @eli
b0reu onrf.
Grrcqt rief 0cr Brina oglidt cin
nal anboren iuollet mi62"
llno iidj ipieoer geipaltiunl 5li 81
neut IhrrSenoeu Ion 5rpiugeno, ant
mortcte Gttilic yS5obeit beoenfel
s5ic, tb biu mir cin Meib, plduoeri
Hit iniere aroBtc 5tbtp6djc 5unt @e
inaArei non GtoutsgebeimniIieu iinl
Tiir polIitduoig iintaiigIid1.
'oriuurfspoIl crtuioertc Der Nrin5
IL ipielen nit MIR, GttilIc."
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ouf ibr u5ie 3ipeifcln al Der gtlli.
riMtigfeit meiner Morte2@
Gttilic belpegtc ianit sen app5
iulo trdineriid) iagtc iic: uMobrt
Sicbc lit 0aS uic]t @er bcin Ell
iten Gmporflouincn icbon dn ods ct.
loi6eu oenft, bon @cpdbrcn itno
@utiagcu ii cinem sltem5ug ipredJsn
foun, ocm lit tpobrc @icbe nod
ircmo.@
Der 8rii5 blidte iie critcitnt on;
nsS6 iinOct cttpoS &abrcS III sSbrcn
@rmcrflInqcn: 0os llcbcrraIcbcn0e
oos jcocr @obrbctt eigcn iIt oic mir
5lnn crIteindl oerlcbmeb flingt mlS
SSbrcn gSorteM Sic ln0qcn rcdt
babcn ltto lcbboftcr nibr cr lott;
.1ie DGbcr ret6tl 9I6cr iolmc5
QSiiict ic6opit man nidt aus NHGern,
nir6t dls Ocn Ylittcilungcn anoercr,
0oS lit cinc MciSbcit, Oic ntoN nibt
.6i,rc6 @elcbrirng cripirbt. llH0
nac6 fitr8cr @auic iagt cr beitimnlt
u5ic ligbcr ionit Dcrnl6btel 5ic
Ht9t lp 5il ipreAcn"
llnn ols Gttilie ic6wcigcno 5ll 8o.
>cst tadtc :src (frrcgung 6efdrnp-
reno, iticB Der BtiuS leiocuiboftlid)
oic S4ortc bcrauS nGD, oct Slid
lic6c, mic 6encibe idj i6n"
1c6nersltcb ldchcIn0 crfpioerte Gti
tii's ylln0 e. Ndlt iIr9 fir 10 peni1
6eaGioenSrcrt
oDann lit CT cin llmuiiroigcr Der
Iciu @liiG niGt 5u id)dBcn tssiB"
Gttilie bottc lpicDer ioniel Seibit-
beberric5uilg gcuouncM oaB lie ~
bcln0 erfpioern fonrte ,Gielleicbt N
es ibn gnr nic1t befanltt."
Gr fam eiucn sDlontent iiber oieIt
g1orte nnd .g9ie NJ? Sie liebten
obue auf @egcrliebe 5l boffen2N
ltno icbpdrmeriiH iogte er 49, ic
m69te ib mid geliebt iDiiieB"
,9oin Sic bic 9erle oilf Den
Gjrlmo oes Dlecres begliiden, mchr
Gic nidt ro1 i6ren 8eiiBe ltreben2"
2eioenicbaftlit5 trat er an Gttilil
Deron: rSb, icb min iie bergen bii
ltep, belpa9en; S:tilie, mare es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
lHnttJ. Etpfrntatttt
Uocj loiicn mir 0o8 E6cma fal-

FL. Go6 loiicn mir oos Ebema faI-
lcit icb bore Shritte. "
Ger &rin5 ordngte ng9ordi iolG
icl crfcnncn, ob id) I'M rleiner iclbit,
willen geIicbt ipcroe, ooer MIR
ipcilid Gin Grlner Nrin5 biH2"
a9Irner %rin5l" id)erstc GttiIic
gGb, Sic obncn iiicbt, nie i'd inic6
iiacb unciacnnii9igcr 2ic6e icbnc,"
fnio Oriilaero Bat CT ,Gbcbcr Gle inie
ein 3cihcil cinc 9lnoeutilng"
9lod cifigenl 8ogeru ertpiocrtc
.Gttilic nsIu ciilcr Eat, oic Gle
iAncr5t oic icoodJ ait Sbfciu Sell,
Solicit ucrocl Sie,pnbrc 2icbc Ct.
feunen
ST bod)tc npdl iiber36ie Inn 10 inn.
ilcrios idgHcnOen gG9rte nodb, olS
SScisrblr9 OoS 3inuncr bctrot im0
frcuoig iagtc uSoboit, Der Qliiiiag
iibcr IldJ1iopelli bat iiW gcfuENcn
iiiiO - tpic sic rid5fIg ucrmlltctcn,
in ocr Nldr5llialiller~
3critrclt irogtc Der @rin5 ,gcl.
Ncr 9lufiob Z 9t9 $, - ia, rid,
tig ino inn @ldr5beit, iogtc id
70 --2@ 9Seicnburg ipollte eriuioeriL
Do@ &rins @eprq lieB ibn nidt 81
@prt fonncn; ,gS lit idon gut, id
oultc Sbnen beiicns,1 unO iih an
Gttilic nenoeno a5roulc.il @ettcu'
6ofer, oorf ic1 $bncn neiuen Nagcn
sir GcrfiigiEg itcllen2~
Sttilic, Oie licb beretts Oct Tiir &c.
ndbert bate, lcbntc Oonfcnb ob
%ril5 @eorg oifncte Der aiuiItlc
rim Die Cir. oSSiirbten Sic nidt, DaI
nit Dem gBngen dild nleine gcglci
tlutg perfniipit ici; id ipsroc
ge0cn.4. ltno iicb noMmnls an
@cicnburg menocno: o1en @unidb
6rdiilcin &cttenboierS bitre 6ll be.
riidiihtigen,
gas bic beioen fort moreu, ging
g9eienburg lit @ud5iualOs 3inuuer;
,gllu, Scrr gliiiitcnt, bobcn Sic DiG
Sntereiiantes erluIidt ~ @os
iagen Gle 81 oem intilncn @erlebrS~
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