The mirror., 1919-08-14
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NOTICE:W@ Patrons of the library will
do we'll to observe the printed instructions
at the top of their book slips. 1t is the only
sure way of getting the book desired. Do
not wait until ALL the numbers are ex-
hausted before renewing.
Salvation Army Drive, August 10 to
Is. Their motto: "a Man May Be
Down, but He's Never OUT
The quarterly meeting of the chief
officials of all state institutions was held at
this institution Tuesday, August S.
The movie show last Wednesday, Aug
ust E, consisted of one-reel Ford Educa-
tional Weekly entitled 'The Town of Up
and Down." showing scenes in and about
the small city of Eureka in the Ozark noun
tains, and Universal L-ko comedy of two
reels entitled 'Lions and ladies'
August, in Minnesota, is generally
considered the dry season, but this year so
far it has been wet, very wet, causing the
grass to keep in such luxuriant condition
that milk and butter ought to be cheap().
Our expert lawnmower chauffeurs complain
for it grows as fast as they can trim it;
which is something unusual for this month
as in most years of the past there is lack
of rain at this time and it is necessary to
use the garden hose to coax the grass to
even keep alive, let alone growing up long
enough to use lawn mower.
The butterfat production of the M. S.
P. Holstein herd reached respectable
figure for the month of July, 1855 pounds
of butterfat from 26 cows. One COW,
Anna, produced 60.43 pounds, being an
average of two pounds a day. The large
amount of rain during July causing an
abundance of grass is no doubt largely re-
herd.
The Hudson Independent team will
try conclusions with the Nj. S. P. on the
local diamond Saturday afternoon.
The Interstate League has dissolved
In game played between Saltwater and
White Bear The latter team became peeved
over decision of the umpire, who decided
batted ball foul; decision which was
the cause of Saltwater getting two more
runs. AS the game up to that point stood
2 to in White Bears favor, the decision
resulted in Saltwater winning the game.
Hence the squabble. On an appeal to the
league officials, they refused to set aside the
umpire's decision and White Bear withdrew
from the league.
Mass was held in the chapel Sunday
morning.
Andrew Carnegie, the iron and steel
king and the worlds greatest philanthro-
pist. died at Lenox, Mass, at O'Clock
Monday morning, August IL. He was one
of the richest men in the world, and num-
Der of years ago he expressed the firm con-
viction that it was ga sin to die rich.'
With that end in view he gave away over
@SUU,UUU, ,UUV lot tne ESTABLISHMENT OF uOra-
ries and other institutions, aud as endow-
ments for colleges, universities, etc. But it
is believed that this amount only made
small dent in his fortune.
"A hot-Aeaded man is usually sorry for
his outbreaks and spares us from one who
isn't.
When one is young he makes friends
recklessly and is seldom sorry for it; when
he is older he is more discreet and he wishes
he wasn't.
To let it be known that one has given
in good cause does not lessen the value of
ones gift. 1t may influence others to con-
tribute.
NO matter how hot the furnace room
may be a man usually shakes good deal
when he gets down.
When man experiences creepy feel
ing the chances are his hair will display
tendency to rise.