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The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-09

Am showing wonderful line of
 early suits. Mrs. T. G. Moody. If 1 A drama of the trail of the Yukon lis "The Girl From The Outside" See lit at the Gem Tuesday
 Lost-Bunch of ten keys on streets lof Prescott last Monday Finder noti- fly this office and receive reward 2-7tf o. H. Helbig, vice president of the Prescott 6 Northwestern Railroad, left this afternoon on a business trip to St. Louis.
 Jacob Suckle has gone to St. Louis and New York to purchase his Spring and Summer line of dry goods for the New Yrk Store here.
 Right, you are, and with business organizations properly functioning in Hope and Prescott, there vii be many opportunities for co-operatIcn tc the mutual advantage of both cities. ar of Hope. M s' Miss Mary Hamilton who is teach | ing in the Texarkana high school, ar rived home yesterday, to remain until It the "flu" quarantine is lifted in that city. The schools. of the city are closed down for the period of the quarantine.
 The little son of D. E. Brown gave his father and grandmother quite a scare yesterday afternoon when in his play he pushed a small rock up his nose and was unable to get it out |again. Mir. Brown made a hurry-up trip from the oil mill to the Kaufman home on Henderson street. The doc tor arrived at the home about the same time MT. Brown got there and
 soon had the rock removed Satur- days Philadelphia Daily News. We are delighted to observe the in- tense interest being displayed by the DQSittcSc tuSii dIlu GtIfcf clJIZeHS O1
 Hope in the organization of the
 Chamber of Commerce. at that place.
 The activity being manifested in get ting this booster organization going
 bespeaks the progressive spirit which seems to predominate Tn our neigh
 bor city. Prescott is proud of it's
 Commercial Club because it is an or ganization of real business men with
 a vision of better and moro progress
 sive city and county. An organization of this kind cannot accomplish it's
 mission without the unqualified sup
 port of real business and professional irterests.-News Prescott.
 Kidney disorders cause much dis tress of mind and body. Such ail-
 laents should not be neglected be.
 cause they lead to diseases that are
 dangerous. Prickley Ash Bitters is d
 splendid tonic for men. It strength
 chs the kidneys and purifies the
 stomach and bowels Price $1.25 per
 bottles- festerly Drug Store: cod
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
AMERICAN FISHING
BOAT Is CHAMPION

HALIFAX. B. s. Nov. 2.-The
dashins little schooner Esperanto.
out OF Gloucester. yesterday won
the second international fshermen's
race and with IL the championship.
It was as thrilling a race as ever
has been sailed race through sun
shine, mist and rain squalls, with
never more than a dozen lengths be
tween Esperanto and Delawana and
sometimes with The vessels beam 10
beam.
The Stars and Stripes were nrsi
across the startling line. but Captain
Manly Welch in a fcw minutes losl
his half length lead and for thirty
miles had to trail The rollickins
schooner from Lunenbcrg.
But. on the fourth leg Captaii
Manly vowed he'd be gol burned u
the Nova Scoiians beat him, and h'
proceeded 10 furnish thrills that wer
ever conceived Of in Americas cuI
race. He Just naturally edged ht
little Gloucester two-sticker along
side her rival, thrust her long. leH
nose apst Delawana, and then HEX
on desperately until the last.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
S. S. EDEN FLASHES

Old Guards. take notice. No. was
never a member OF your Joke column,
but II you pay your dues as ] pay
mine, you would be a good member
or your club.
Prizefghtcr Baker take notice
Skelley can make you cry.
Keystone, what Is the matter? Try
Ing H. make up with Defiance after
the way your guards have been slur-
ing them?
Defiance, hold up your heads; play
sports. not rOwdies.
We hope they warned keystone be-
fore they went 90 the Fort. on Sun
day. about slugging Why did you
not try 10 on The soldiers?
Your president Olen Hackcu. is
one OF the cleanest sports In the
world. Why don't some OF the ath-
/ letes follow his example.
old Guard tells something funny
In his jokes.
We wish young Reeder's father had
| been on The side lines when Bully
Baker hit that Kid Maybe the old
gent would have made hmi cry more
/ than he did
Who ever heard Of football players
hands being laped2 Ask Bull Baker.
Who ever heard Of a bully trying
TO lick everybody on the fcld2
Keystone, use your rings for fights
I not a grldiron. and when you play
| again. buy some cologne for your
mouths.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
DELAWARE SQUAD
RESUMES PRACTICE
neoInl 70 the Evening Journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal
NEWARK, Nov. 2.-The Delaware
College football squad after a rest of
one week owing to there being TO
game scheduled last Saturday re-
sumed practice yesterday afternoon.
Captain sank" McCaughan who was
injured in the Haverford gams Octo-
ber %. and spent several days in the
innrmary has entirely recovered and
was out for practice yesterday.
gThe fact that all the other men who
had been on the injured list were
out and apparently in fair shape was
especially encouraging TO Coach ship
ley This included Mcdonald, the
crack halfback who had an injured
ankle but will be in good shape by
Saturday, Betzmer and Magaw. the
two varsity ends and Watson, also
a backfleld man.
There was only signal practice yes
terday. Coach Shipley will work the
squad hard this week TO get them
in shape for the game with stevens
at HObOken next Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
UNION CHURCH BOYS
in CAGE, QUOITS

At meeting Of The Union A. A., OF
Union NJ. y. Church. last night, Wal
lace Dutcrlr was elected captain OF
the iy20-2t basketball team. Rolln
Jeners and Joe Gibbons were elected
captains OF The Union quot seams.
ON Thursday evening. the basket
ball team played a practice game with
the fast Edge Moor 1--WE, In the W. II
;. gym. Considering that this was
the FIRST time the Union boys were on
the floor, they put up a fine game.
ana tapid n butcher was well pleased
with The showing.
The basketball team expccis 10
equal the records OF last wears uuoit
| team and the 1920 baseball team. each
OF which carried on the champion
ship honors In their respective
leagues
Those ont FOR the basketball team
are: Billy Sem. Howard Mccall. Wal
lace butcher. Al. Stirlith. Duke"
/ larkncss, Chief" Jones, Lefty" Hick-
enhach. Harold Gibbons, Home Run"
sweeney sack" Kelley. Merrtt Moore
and Joe Rcybold.
k0llin LETTERS quoit team is com
/ posed Of The following players: r.
LETTERS w. Jeffers. Sanderson. Ward
Reybold, +. Reed l.. Reed and Evans
Gibbons team includes Sem. Glib
bons, butcher, Weldon. Mccall and
| Alston.
Captain Gibbons is arranging in
/ dependent games with the Trimmers
! Electricians. Painters and Cabinet
/ shop teams OF the Pullman League
and any OF the All-Wilmingion ol
! Church League teams.
Any quoitteams desiring to arrane,
games with the Union men. shoul,
communicate with Joseph Gibbons
COZ Mad son street.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
Keystone GIVES VIEWS.

Sport Editor Evening journal.
Sir: Kindly allow US space TO cor
rect several falsehoOds which appear
ed In Sundays star under the head
ing Of south Side-Eden," and also 10
enlighten the sporting public on the
facts OF the game. Eden claims In
their article that Keystone is sup
posed 10 be fighters. Baker was the
Ilrst man caught slugging, and the
cause OF all the argument. Eden also
claims that Baker hit a small boy
without cause. Eden claims after this
they ordered their team of the field.
Eden also claims our football team Is
composed OF eight fighters and three
wrestlers. Eden also Claims they are
| playing clean spOrtsmanship and re-
/ fuse TO play otherwise.
In the first place, 5. Kelly, or
| Eden, Is the man who started the
slupging and also started using his
| feet as a tripping rod. When the
man he was playing beat him at his
/ own game he made a big hOller
/ Eden's referee could only see one
man and he was Baker mainly, be
cause he wanted to get him out OF
Eden's claim about the small boy
/ Is a poorly gotten up alibi. Reeder
/ s a chap who could pass for q in
] mANN UIAINs II INANNN NNAAANAlAnNAN AAANNH
[ do they remember the dirty, insulting
/ remarks that Reeder made 10 Baker +?
Even a preacher would not have
taken IT,
As 10 Eden's manager taking his
team or the field, we wish TO state
they were all ready or the field and
in trucks when-this happened We
also wish IL known that This took
place about 40 yards from the playing
field
Eden also states that our team is
composed OF eight fighters and three
wrestlers. This is untrue as as we
have only one boxer on our team.
Eden's claim about clean sportsman
q ship are like a ship without a sail.
They showed before the game started
that they were trying to start trou-
bic. Why did Eden's coach and man
ager tell the referee before the game
started not 10 be afraid as they had
us Outnumbered Not one Of our
roOters had opened their mouth
There was no need Of making such a
statement TO the referee. Eden's So
: called clean sports began a brand Of
roofing seldom heard when they used
some impressive language which
would not look good In print. II
Eden calls this clean sport they are
in a class by themselves.
Cutting a long story short, Mr.. Edi-
tor. we think we are as clean and as
good sports as Eden ever was. We
also think we have a better team
than Eden.
We are willing 10 meet Eden with
, the same team that took part in Sat
,mrday's contest on any grounds Il
Wilmington and win devote our
share OF the proceeds 10 any char.
liable organization in Wilmington. II
; Eden are The good sports they ar,
try .ng 10 make people believe they
b viii take this up and we Will leave
il to the public TO Judge which is the
better bunch OF fair play men.
Come. Eden, crawl out OF your hol,
, and give the people what they wan
: 10 see. a Keystone-South Sde-Eder
! football clash. This Saturday sui'.
us. Yours in Sport.
, KEYSTONE FIELD CLUB
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
HAGIEY SECONDS ANXIots

Hagloy second team will open us
basketball season on the Hagley floor
November 40. with the strong West
End Second. The boys have had sew
eral good workouts and by this date
expect 20 be right on an edge for
their opening game The team is COM
posd mostly Of last years men. name
ly, Kavanaugh, Commack and Denight
lin at Guards. and Biddle at centre.
The quintet will bee reinforced by
Peck Buchanan at Centre and Gala
CHER at guard. With this lineup Il is
expected that the team will be bat
Ting at the end Of the season for
the city laurels. Games are wanted
with pen-Del. South Side-Eden, Key
stone, Defiance. Hillcrest, parkside
Address challenges 90 J. c. Logan
Henry Clay. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
ThelrasideFsS Says

come with big purses, he starts 10
slip. The successful boxer must have
enough OF the bulldog In his makeup
so that his mind Is altog ther on
beating the other fellow.
So II is with football, more than
any other college game. The grid
iron demands top condition and iull
devotion.
II does not help a halfback II he
imagincs he can hear, above ue
shouts OF the rooters and the signals
OF the quarterback, the sweet vocal
zation OF his beloved. II he tries 10
nick ont his swethearts pennant from
the sea OF flags in the stands, he is
even worse on.
Along this line. Dean Fllckinger. OF
Northwestern University, rec. ntly
asked the students to abandon their
teas and dances until after the iooI
ball season.
The football men who are in train
ing and canont dance he said, "do
not like TO sec their best girls dano
Ing with other men,"
Fair eaough. It is not hard 10 i'm
agine a Jealous twinge affecting som-
stars playing.
Fraternity activities and collegl
parties are fne but they should not b'
| allowed TO Interfere with football.
Football has considerable power a
an advertising medium. A good .ean
! helps college recruit freshmen.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02

The football hero sat upon
The walnut tete-a-lete:
He had a m3caroon or two
Upon a Sevres plate.
He held a teacup In one mltt
And it was fine to see
HIM hold his little finger out
. SO very proprly.
The orchestra began TO play
D.. A lively little tune,
With funny little iazzy jumps
Played by the big bassoon.
The fullback put his cup aside
And caught co-ed's eye,
Whereat she hustled TO her feet
In manner rather spry.
Z And as he was about TO place
Hist arm about her waist,
The ca3ch came hustllng in the room
And 10 the couple chased.
Get out OF here" he rudely cried,
"You great. big wooden-face;
Go TO your room, it's 10 o'clock.
- I'll dance this in your place"
The football player is like the
boxer-he must have his mind on tht
game.
Studies must be considered, oi
course. but the football athlete, take
him by the large, does not worry
about his class-wOrk. Some hav,
been eliminated from the game b.
poor marks, but one rarely hears o
a gridiron star becoming unnerved by
worrying over his standing in classes
W1len & boyer begins to think o.
the white lights and the luxuries tha
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
WILMINGTON HOPES
TO WIN NEXT TIME

The Wilmington Trapshooting Asso-
ciation Will go 90 tho ClearView Gun
Club at Philadelphia next Saturday
10 match Skill and wis against the
Philadelphia marksmen in the second
league shoot Of the local club
The local talent VIII shoot their
best TO trim the Clcarvrw Club and TO
make a tie to overcome tho defeat by
the Camden Club last Saturday.
The shooters OF the Wilmington as
ISOLATION are determined 90 blot out
last Saturdays surprise, and Will
strain every nerve 10 win the rest Of
their matches this season. and by
hard work. fully expect 10 aid the
i920-2i ponnant 20 their collection.
Automobiles Will leave Eleventh and
Market streets al i030 sharp next sat
urday morning. and quite a crowd N
Wilmington shooters viii make the
/ trip.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
nACI.EY FIVE ON EDGE

Haeley first basketball team would
lile 10 hear from any frst-class team
in or out Of the state. Hagley IS
comnosod Of some Of the fastest play
ersin the city and state. They would
like 10 get in touch with Defiance
first: Brownson first; West End first ;
Penn Seaboard. Manganese, Baraca a.
A. Worth Steel and Niscose. Of Mar
Gus Hook.
The lineup Of Hagley first Is, Paul
Gallagher, capi1in' John Naylor, How
ard Hand, forwards; Frank Buchanan,
J. +. Friel, James McVey, guards
William Baird. center. Teams desir-
ing games get in communication with
J. r. Friel. manager, Henry Clay Post
Ofllte, Delaware.
Iagley quot team Of the All-Wil-
mington League is ready for games.
Address communications 20 Hagley
Community House. Henry Clay.
The Hagley Athletic Association will
give a dance November i6. Music
will be furnished by Jones Orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
pFNNSY BOLERMAKERs WIN

The Boiler Shop QUOT toam Of The
p, B. & w. Shops displayed their
GLASS last night when they trimmed
the Store Room I've straight Cap
tain Ubil did not get In the match
until the last game but he couldn't
pull the Store boys through. Scores :
Boiler shop zee. 81 q p p 2i-5
Store Room .... 50 10 n A 100
Players: Boiler Shop-E. Wool
ridge, A. Worthington, F. +. Hall, j..
Donlon and r. Knapp. Store room
n. Harkness, C. Smith, A S. Ubil, W.
Wilson. ID. short.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
THAT EDEN KEYSTONE MIX.

sporting Editor Evening Journal.
Sir: l as referee OF the South Side
Eden and Keystone football game
wish TO explain the Saturday game.
Keystone says Eden would not play.
II was not Eden's choice 10 play as
the park guard at Eden Park ordered
me TO stop the game and also told
Manager Skelly OF Eden TO take his
men OF The field. / plainly stated TO
each captain before the game that ]
would disqualify any man saw
slugging AS Mr. Baker was determined
10 slug after ! gave him one chance
| could do nothing but put him out
Of the game. As for Eden being yell
low and afraid to play Keystone, ]
would like 10 say that Eden viii play
any team in the city provided they
are a bunch Of clean sports. n any
one wishes TO question Eden's
sportsmanship he Is referred TO De
flance or White Circle.
Yours in Sport,
C. PATTERSON.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
TEXAS MENTOR
TEACHES SQUAD
MENTAL STUFF

Football players on Coach d. y.
Bibles squad at the Agricultural and
Mechanical College. College station.
Tex. must learn psychology.
Coach Bible drills them in the men
tai stan.
81 ges the men i'm the prorer
frame OF mind by posting placards IN
the clubhouse, giving out cards win
their Weaknesses every week ana bl-
minute blackboard talks every
nlghl." he says Teach them psy-
chology. ground them In The funda-
mentals and instill aggressivoness into
them and they'll play football
Here are Coach Bibles Ten Com
mandmcnls of Football
4. You must he a nghter; fcroe
and aggressive. though clean.
2 You must tackle low and
deadly.
3. You must interfere as you
would have them interfere FOR
you.
4. You must use your hands
continually on defense.
3. You must always gctN the
charge on your opponents.
6..NOu must encourage and
never grumble
z. You must never talk back 10
coaches or opponents
s. You must follow the ball at
an times.
l Q. You must develop speed.
10. NOu must keep training
The Texas mentor began this sea
son With A record OF hdV ng made q
0lcan sweep OF southern schools sine,
1918. In 1917 and 1918 mt A. and NJ
! eleven was not scored against
b Bibles best players This year arr
Captain Mahan. fulIbdck, Drake
tackle. and Knlckerhocker. quarter
) back Captain Mahm Is shown.
r All-American callhcr.
1.-THE greatest player | ever coach
red" says Bible. "are 2. G. Anderson
{ halfhack. Of Mississippi College
e where / coached three years. an'
Mahan Of the present Texas A. an'
7 NJ team"
The Texas coach Is a graduate o
! the CarsOn-Newman College. lie tool
p | graduate work at the famous uttl
p Centre College. The University o
4 North Carolina and Ohio State. II
played quarterback and hill durin
his football playing career.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
TInsr.CENrnAI MINs

Old SWedes met defeat at the hands
OF the fast First-Cfntral WlOit team
last night. four ont OF 1--WE games. The
features OF The game was The bril-
liant playing Of both teams and the
ringers by Woodbridge and Beeson.
FirstCentral would IKE 10 arrange
games with any fast quoit team IN the
city for Thursday night Call ID. 1uft
i5i6-J. Sores:
First-Ceniral ....2 q q i6 2i-'
Old Swedes .. 10 20 i3 2i i6-l
Players Swodes. Wilkinson. p
Moore. A. Moore. Feaster, palfry
Frst-Ceniral. Beeson. fussey, Tuft. c
Woodbridge.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
Ses,...Mij29HHNsM s. -

Of the organized baseball body Men
Of their caliher who really know the
game are what we want I suggest
authorities on the game like Lands
and pop" Arson. These men are OF
the highest moral fibre and, In ad-
dillon, know the game from actual
experience with IT, The i2-club Raguc
Is destined 10 failure"
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
JR. @. U. A. M. QUOT
= LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Week OF Nov. Z.


Monday-Damond vs.. Dhigent;
Tuesday. Eureka vs.. Industry; We'd
iesday-Junior Guards VS. Welcome;
Thursday-Winona vs.. Pride OF Del;
Saturday y-Telegraph vs.. d. Of Amer.
Week OF Nov. II.
Monday-D. Of Amer. vs.. Diamond;
Tuesday-Prde OF Del. VS.. Eureka;
Industry vs.. Junior Guards; Thursday
Welcome vs.. Wlnona; Friday-Dili-
gent VS.. Telegraph.
Week Of Nov. n.
Monday-Eureka VS.. Diligent; Tues
day-Winona vs.. Industry; Wednes-
day-Diamond vs.. Welcome; Thursday
Telegraph VS.. Pride OF Del: Satur-
day-Junior Guards VS.. D. Of A.
Week OF Nov. IS.
Monday - Industry VS.. Diamond;
Tuesday-D. Of A. VS.. Eureka; Pride
OF Del. VS.. Junior Guards; Thursday
Dnigent VS.. Winona; Friday-Welcome
vs.. Telegraph.
Week OF Dec. 5.
Monday - Winona vs.. Diamond; 4;
Tuesdav-Te vs.. Industry;
Eureka vs.. Junior Guards; Wednesday
Pride Of Del. vs.. Welcome; Satur-
day-Dingent vs.. D. OF A.
Week OF Dec. r.
Wednesday-E vs.. Welcome (;
hursday-Diligmt vs. Pride OF Del {;
Junior Guards VS.. Winona; Friday
Diamond vs.. Telegraph; Saturday-ln-
dustry VS.. u. Of A.
Week Of Dec. 10.
MOnday-Junior Guards vs.. Diligent (;
Tuesday-Welcome vs.. Industry; Dia-
mond VS. Eureka; Thursday-Iele-
graph VS.. Winona; Saturday-Pride OF
Week Of Dec. q.
Monday-Iunor Guards vs.. Dla-
mond; Tuesday-TeleTaph VS.. Eu-
-reka: dnesday-Diligent vs.. Wei
come: hursday-Industry vs.. Pride
Of Del; Saturday-Wlnona vs.. d.
Week OF Jan. >
Monday - Industry vs.. Dillgent
Wednesday-D. OF A. vs.. Welcome
Thursday Diamond VS. Pride OF Del;
Eureka vs.. Winona; Frday-Junior
Guards vs.. Telegraph
Week of Jan. 3.
Monday-Diligent vs.. Diamond
Tuesday-Industry vs.. Eureka: Wei
come vs.. Junior Guards Thursday
Pride Of Del vs.. Winopa; Friday-D
OF A. vs.. Telegraph.
Week Of Jan. t6.
Monday Telegraph VS.. Dlgent
sTuesday- Junior Guards vs.. Industry
dnesday-Winona vs.. Welcome
Thursday-Eureka vs.. Pride Of Del.
aturday-Diamond vs.. d. OF A.
Week OF Jan. %.
Mondav-NVelcome vs.. Diamond
Tuesday-D. Of A. vs.. Junior Guards
Dilgent VS.. Eureka; Thursday IN
dustry vs.. Winona; FFday-Pride oi
Del. vs.. Telegraph.
Week Of Jan. 30.
Monday-WinOna VS. Diligent; Tues
day-Dinmond vs.. Industry; Wed
nesday - Telegraph vs.. Welcome
rhursday-Iunior Guards vs.. Pride O.
Del; aturday-Eureka VS.. d. OF A.
Week Of Feb. 6.
.Monday-D. OF 4. VS.. DiIgent; Tues
dby-Junior Guards vs.. Eureka; Thurs
day-Diam0nd VS.. WinOna; WelcOm
vs. Pride Of Del; Friday-lndustry VS.
Week Of Feb. i3.
Monday Telegraph VS. Diamond
Bride Of Del. VS. Dligent; Tuesday
u. OF A. VS. Industry; WnOna VS.. Jun
ior Guards: Welcome vs.. Eureka.
Week Of Feb. 20.
MOnday-Eureka vs.. Diamond Tues
day-Dlligent VS.. Junior Guards; We'd
nesday-Indusiry VS. Welcome; Thurs
eiay-D. NJ A. VS.. Pride OF DEL, Fr
dav-Winona vs.. TeleTaph.
Week OF Feb. y.
Monday-Welcome vs.. Dil'gen'
Tuesday-Diamond vs.. Junior Guards
Pride Of Del vs.. Industry: Thursda
d. OF A. vs.. Winona; Frday-Eu
rska VS.. Telegraph
Week Of March 6.
Monday-Pride Of Del. vs.. Diamond
Tnesday-Winona VS. Eureka; Telf
rraph vs.. Junior Guards; Diligent VI
Industry; Saturday-Welcome VS.. I
OcA.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
PRACTICE ron DEFTANcE

Coach Charlie Welch has called the
members OF the Defiance football
squad for practice at O'Clock to-
night a. Third and Adams streets.
Workouts will be held every night
this week at the same time and place
in preparation for Colwyn, defeaters
OF ST. Mary's, Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
BEiUTY GONE; SUES ron s25OOO

bENNEh- once ! was pleasing q
look al and now I'm not" complain.
Miss Helen A. Smith hVc. Miss Smith
asserts her present allezod unattrao-
iiveness Is due 90 an automobile acci-
dent in which She says Joseph Koiuh
was involved. She is suing him fol
$4,000.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
nENN,S BEARCATS CASH

nonn's BoaTcaIs look lhroe out on
five games from the FlOaters in an
exciting quoil contest at the p. B.
menls. including ice cream and cake
were served following the games
Scores:
Bearcais .....2i 10 Is 2i 2i-s
Floaters .....i9 2l 2i 10 Is
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
JACK CoFFEY.

Jack Coney. manager OF the Des
Moines Baseball Club, believes that
II the Lasker plan is adopted care
should be taken In selecting men who
understand baseball. He says:
MEN like Pershing. Wood and Taft
would be useless sitting al the head
Evening journal., 1920-11-02
DOING 4 LITTLE UNDERTAKING

HOUSTON, Tex. - Justic6 Depart
ment chief Webb explained why he
was late TO work. 'Been doing soma
undertaking" said ne. My nelghbor
found a flea on her cat, put the cat
under a box 90 fumlgate it. I buried
The flea and the cat this morning"
Evening journal., 1920-11-02

The Want Ads viii assist all those
looking for good real estate invest
menls for rooming houses TO rent, or
purchase.
Evening journal., 1920-11-02

Observation-Disclosures
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-10-28

places designated below:
Pine Grove at Grange hall.
Odell at Odd Fellows hall.
Parkdale at Mclsaac's hall.
Baldwin or Mt. Hood at Wyatt s
store.
Dee at school house.
Oak Grove at school house.
Barrett at schoolhouse.
Center at Taylor's hall.
Cascade Locks at Ash store building.
All members of the election boards
are requested to be on time and pre-
pared to allow people to vote at 8
O'Clock sharp Tuesday morning, No
vember 2, 1920.
BY order of the County Court.