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The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-27
QUARTERLY
 MEETS
|op THE FOURTH TIME IN A
 LITTLE MORE THAN A YEAR
 THE ARK ANSAS GENERAL AS- crMBLY MEETS TO PART AGAIN"

1;ttle Rock, Jan. 27.--The Extra .ss;on of the legislature is at work. H.nv of the members factiously refer
 | as the "fourth quarterly con .rsnce.u as its the fourth session
 inc General Assembly in thirteen konths.
 There was spirited contest for the leadership, made vacant by thee 5option of a resolution declaring c.
 Newton disqualified because of the Nj that he is now holding lucrative n.jtion in the employ of the Federal suntv. was elected, having received overnment. Joe Joiner of Columbia k votes to 45 cast for MT. Sullenger X Mississippi county. MT. Stevens of Columbia county, kiter the House was organized, offer ! a resolution to adjourn sine die, pclaring that the people do not want Ks extra session, and declaring that M democracy like ours, a democ- |,cv of which we like to boast, is v and for the people, the only sane nd rational course for us to pur- ue is to faithfully adhere to the 6,les prescribed by them," that the s.sjons be restructed to sixty days bjennially. The resolution was lost N d vote of IT to 61.
 resolution by Messrs Goodwin, Boann and Copeland was adopted ap- roving the action of Gov. Brough in smoving from office Thomas Thos. ,. Shaw, State Mine Inspector, be- |ause the "acts of MT. Shaw were npatriotic and unbecoming in an of fcial of the state, in that he failed b cooperate othe fullest extent to kylieve suffering humanity at the re- uest fthe governor.
 Thirty-four bills were introduced in De House in almost as many minutes turing the afternoon.
 Seven new members were sworn in b follows:
 Earl D. Kidder, Pulaski county, lice c. P. Newton, disqualified.
 J. l. Trawick, Pulaski county, vice # B. Thomas, resigned.
 c. |. Treadaway, Van Buren, vice ohn Privett, resigned.
 Calvin Sellers, Conway county, vice
 rgil c. Jordan, resigned.
 E. R. Bell, Howard county, vice J.
 Jackson, resigned.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-27
H. s. Price, Washington, county, vice J. |. Harris, resigned.

Attorney H. E. House returned this morning from Philadelphia where he transacted legal business in Clark :ounty circuit court.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-27

and bone on this side of the hand and arm for about ten inches. Wonderful nerve and presence of mind was dis played by tine youth, for, instead of running immediately to his home, when he discovered that his clothing had caught fire from the fire of the gun, he deliberately extinguished the blaze with his left hand and then hurried to his home. He has also showed wonderful nerve before and since the operation, never for mo- ment giving way to his feelings.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Yale Attack Seems
Improved; Varsity
Gets 5 TouchdOwns
From a Special Correspondent


NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 20
Only three changes we're made in The
Yale eleven to-day, against five yes
terday and seven on Monday The
present lineup, however, is by no
means guaranteed, and the coaches
said tonight that daily changes might
be expected until the team is finally
picked Friday afternoon for Satur-
days game with the Mountaineers of
The tackles have played so poorly
that Head Coach "Tad" Jones tried
out new pair to-day, Leon Walker
and Jim O'Brien. Walker IS, extreme
~ likely to get into Saturdays game.
although the Veteran Tom Dickens will
probably return to the left wing. re-
placing O'Brien. Dickens played prac-
tically through the Boston College
match and has since been rested to re-
store his weight
replaced Frank Kelly, the former Rut-
gers captain, whose muffcd punts Sat
urday directly accounted for two
touchdowns. Kelly's offensive game is
powerful, however, and he will proba-
bly, be chosen to begin next SATURDAYS
match.
This afternoons varsity hammering
was directed at the second eleven,
which failed to exhibit as firm resist
ance as the freshmen showed against
the regulars yesterday. Herbert
kempton, who was again at left half
back, opened the matinee with fifty
yard dash to the 5-yard line.
The regulars had a close call on the
next play, for poor pass resulted in
a tumble, but Thorne Murphy's nab
bng the ball and rushing over the
line cave the touchdown On the next
two approaches to the second teams
goal line Murphy tried two field goals,
missing the first and kicking the see
ond from the 45-yard line.
This was the most difficult and spec
tacular goal kicked this season in the
BOWL Two more touchdowns were
made in the long scrimmaging which
closed the practice, Frank Kelly. who
mad replaced Campbell, making one
and Kempton going over the line for
another.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Hermann i'm Favor
OF l2-Club League
AS an Experiment
BY BRIGGS

CINCINNATI Oct. 20 President
August Hermann Of the Cincinnati
National League Baseball Club, who at
tended the baseball reorganization
meeting at Chicago, to-day issued a
statement in which he said that al
though he personally believed the
twelve-club league project was imprac-
ticable, yet it would be a novelty for
at least year or two, or until per-
manent plan could be worked out
Hermann expressed the hope that
the five American League club owners
who did not attend the meeting would
be present at the conference on No
vember s. He said it was imperative
that controlling body be operative at
the earliest possible moment
The Cincinnati club, he said, fully
subscribed to the abrogation of the
national agreement and the abolition
Of the National Commission. Herr
mann formerly was chairman of the
commission.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Fordllarn Football
M entor Injured
In Practice Drill

The injuries from which The Fordhum
football squad has been SUFFERING from
the very outset of the season seem to
have become contagious. Coach Joe
Dumoe was added to the casualty list
yesterday afternoon. Dumoe was nut
ting his charges through tackljnp
drill at Fordham Field, and vent
through the practice himself in an ef
fort to show the Maroon athletes what
he wanted done. In tackling Berry.
one OF the backfeld candidates, Dumoe
Wrenched his neck badly and wasforced
to leave the field An X-ray taken st
Fordham Hospital last night showed
that the injury was not as serious as
was feared at first, and it was said that
he will be able to resume his work this
afternoon.
Cliff Steele, Fordham's star quarter
back, who was injured in the Boston
College game. reported again yester-
day. He was not able to take part in
the scrimmage between the varsity and
scrub team, but should be ready to
start hard work again to-day
There will probably be change in
the Maroon lineup before the game
with Georgetown on Saturday. AlcSan--
der, who has been ineligible for the
varsity team all season, but who has
been practicing daily with the scrubs,
has now passed his condition cxamina-
tlons and may supplant Moran at left
guard
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
ROGERS PEET COMPANY

have crept into the game because Of his
alleged deliberate blocking the eleo.
tion Of a National Commission chair
man to succeed August Hermann when
the latter had become Objectionable 10
the National League
"No one but Mr. Hermann would
suit Mr. Johnson" said Harry Frazee.
when Mr.. Hampstead and attempted
to secure the services Of William How.
ard Taft we found that in Mr. john
sons opinion a man who had been
President of the United States. Cow
ernor General OF the Philippines and
Secretary Of War was not big enough
for the craftsmanship of the National
Commission"
According to the men who have pre-.
pared to amalganatc the majors INTO
one twelve-club league unless the Las.
ker plan is indorsed by Mr. johnson
and his five supporting American
League club owners, the minor leagues
unofficially Cor az least the great ma.
iority Of them have sent assurances
that they will welcome the appoint
ment of such a commission and abide
by its government of all baseball The
minors are anxious TO rcestabl.sh an
icable working relations with the ma
jors provided they are assured os
square deal
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
n. Y.U. Freshmen
Extend First Team
In Long Scrir1nnnagge

New York Universitys football team
had long scrimmage with the fresh
man eleven yesterday on Ohio Field
and did not find the first year men as
easy as they had anticipated. The
yearlings have been put through a
stiff course this week, in preparation
for their meeting with the Columbia
frosh Saturday and are in good con-
dition.
Gargan did not let all of his reg
ulars participate in the scrmmage
Adams and Horrigan were in uniform
but did not take part in any play, and
Captain Weinheimer was used for only
q short time.
The freshmen put up fine exhibi-
tion against the regulars. The first
yea men showed some trick forma-
tions that bahled the big team for a
while They stopped the cubs after
some time, but the coaches were not
satisfied with the showing and kept
them working until darkness put q
stop to the session.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Lourie Factor i'm Every
Tally; Thompson Back
After Rest of 3 Weeks
From a Spccicl Correspondeut

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 2O.-With a
line reinforced and materially
strengthened by the return of Dickin-
son and Captain Callahan, the Tiger
varsity this afternoon went at the
scrubs and scored three touchdowns in
half an hour. Lourie was instrument
tai in the making Of all three tallies.
He tossed the ball to Gilxoy, who took
it across the chalk line and on the
other two occasions he skrted the
scrub right end on fake pass.
Thompson got into the scrimmage
for the first time in three weeks. Bill
Roper put him in Gilroy's place after
the scrimmage was about half over.
Thompson had no opportunity to dis
tinguish himself in the manner that
characterized his playing before his
lay-off, but he landed two pretty
tackles on attempted scrub end runs.
Clarity, Davis and Scheerer were ex-
cused from the nard part of the drill
on account of minor ailments.
The practice began with LONG
drawn out signal drill in which sons
new offensive tactics were rehearsed
Two scouts who have been following
the Navy for several weeks were on
hand to instruct the "omelets" in some
Annapolis methods, and the varsity
was taught how to combat them sue
cessfully. The old standby plays were
also tried out with great care and
attention to detail
Altogether the coaches seemed we'll
satisfied with the work. The scrubs
could not gain through the bolstered-
up center of the first team line and
never invaded varsity territory dur
ing the entire matinee. "Pinky" Baker
who ran against the first team line re-
Gently, was in the second team line.
but did not bother anybody.
The varsity lined up as follows:
Ends. Davis and Raymond; tackles,
Keck and Hooper; guards, Dickinson
and McCaull; center, Callahan; quar-
ter, Lourie; halfbacks, Knox and Gill
roy; fullback, Wittmer.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Green Drills Against
Syracuse Formations

HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 20.-Coach
Spears this afternoon gave the Dart
mouth first team long scrimmage
against the scrubs who had been drilling
in the Syracuse plays. The Syracuse
line will outweigh the Green, and the
Dartmouth oacn devoted special at.en-
tion to the line play of his team.
Moore played at left end again to-
day and showed great speed. Red Lou
don, former Dartmouth star end, is
coaching Moore to face Harry Robert
son. 1t was announced to-day that
Foster, freshman fullback last season,
would start At the other wing position
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Men from Battleship
Pennsylvania Play
Columbia Scrub

Lieutenant Harrison, former Navy
star, headed a squad Of husky football
players from the U. S. S. PENNSYLVANIA
in the general direction of Columbia
hopes of giving the Blue and White
team workout for the Wesleyan con-
test Saturday afternoon.
Coach O'Neill welcomed the in
vaders with open arms, lined up his
second team and despite the gameness
of the sailors the scrub went through
The navy defences like water through
a sieve.
ONeill used an entire new back
field against the sailors. 1t was com
posed of Anderson, Habernicht, Hca cy
and RELY, and after this quartet mad
got warmed up it worked fairly
smoothly. 1t is likely that some Of
these men will appear in the big gama
saturday., as Canapary, Thornton,
Burtt and >Eccles are still on the in
jury list
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Princeton Varsity Drive Nets
3 Touchdowns LIN Half Hour
Middies Unable to Cain
Against Princeton Plavs

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct 2o.-In the
scrlmmage this afternoon the Naval
Academy second team used many of
the plays which Princeton has en-
ployed this season. Naval scouts have
seen tho Tigers in action in most of
their games to date, and were able to
coach the scrubs in duplicating them.
AT times the res llars were not able
to keep the second string men from
gaming. Work along this line will be
continued during the week.
Dig change IN the regular lineup
was maze when Carney, sub tackle,
Parr. Carney is over six feet. threa
inches and weighs 204 pounds. but is
very aggressive and active. In the
nackfleld Waters was substituted for
barchett' Waters is heavier and has
had more experience. ''''
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Six Regulars Missing
From Rutgers Line.TJp

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. Oct. 20
The Rutgers football team has the big
gest hospital list of the season at pres
ent. Duffy, injured two weeks ago, is
stlll out of the game, and Winner, who
was hurt on Saturday, probably will be
unable to play this week Maloney was
stu on the side lines day, but prob
ably Will be back for the Virginia game
this week.
,, Captain Gardner, Eckhardt and John
Scudder all are among the criples, so
mat SIX regulars are now out, but the
latter probably will play this week.
Sutter has been doing excellent work
IN Winners place at end, particularly
IN his receiving of the forward pass,
which is being featured as an impor-
tant element in the Rutgers attack.
kingman also has been showing up we'll
as substitute tackle. Beugless is get
ting try-out at quarter in Maloney's
place
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
MOuntaineers Eliminate
Mid-WeeI Scr;,,,,,,.x.

MoRGANTOWN, W: Va. Oct 20,
eoach Mclntire of West Virginia de-
clded not to take chances on INJURIES
ana eliminated the usual mid.week
scrimmage for the Mountaineers TO-.
day. Instead he gave the two teams
that compose the varsity squad fu1l
nour OF signal drill in which the plays
1or 1 use against Yale were rehearsed
men there was a half hour on the
dummy at clipping and tacklino
Harrick and Martin are annaren+lv
IN tip-top shape. but Quinlan stjil
hobbies and Mclntire fears he NAV NOT
be able to play SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
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~ >~aHH>' <D2 GTaf7TZaflQ klCe
(Copyayht 1920, NepoY York Inc)
The Gambler and Sport
Upon the marble of q ation's game
Your hand has left q black sin;
of crooked play
Where fouIness gathers enter m,
And vhre IN place of glory and acclaim,
A somber silence chotes the ancient din
IS the emaarkth zeapcs the "Decay"
Upon sport youw
Upon the dreams of youngsters at their play
Yours is the killing touch thot leaves its blight,
their cean honest game away
dtosst o the
AS for BacAaelds-
Groy, Garry this
escape
There possibly backfed country doubt
speed pungng
open passing the kicking game
Bill Roper proved his ability last handle the
given the material again this season.
Subing
attack under way that Tiger opponents will find worth watching
Ranking Stars
The PitSyracu affair Saturday
ae lines and the best ackng of the year but in addition brace
athletes who will be heard from frequently before the
One exCaptan Alexander of Syracuse the brilliant
many seasons and the other youngter named Hewitt at uba
for
tacling either wing or back of
the lneand always tossing his a
He is of those instructive play
flash And once there the rest is 103
Hewitt only years just present he weighs
21o pounds He'll be quite dwhenh he grows up
Possessing fine weight and finer quick
starter for much lighter He
' great backs of the and by with
ence ne may be another Ted Coy the rushing
The Western Clash
Minnesota completed their championship
dreams Yost and Sgg, with Michigan Chicago holding
on, with their first big still
Illinois extremely dangerous with Illinois
favored in the early of dope.
Ohio State has lost Harley Stinchomb and
as backhd nucleus and
hand Whoever brilliant season with
sufficient abundance of at hand
But It's Tough On Rutgers
r rench former Rutgers player, being
big feature OF WestPo attack" 100
Kelly, formerly Of Rutgers touchdowns for Yae
Rutgers might day suggest that certain rival ns
tutlons develop their material
lnoe VINO don't believe that much football
]at material the watch Corne)s nroes
for the years ~ f'e'N''
AS for ysens-one of the greatest athletic systems v know of
"'A loaNeS' great trainer and high ideals
Inc Master Mind wouldn't Masor
ne was one OF ms greatest strokes of
Ola motto Before cracking anything sure Of vor teroina
facilities" '0 ~ NN " Sooi 'eiinlnal
Any town that would welcome to Jackson Cicot u,
e'c, would build arch the honecor,iro -
lioio ana crown hlm with chaplet Of blossoms
" understand that Mr. Levnky rents the criticism a.
MS last contest Whereas there number Of neon,o
VINO deeply resent having s33 SIS 70 oct n ~ NJ,
Levinskys - - F " ee' " peek at MI
AZ ast one or two have that Buck Ueavsr ~
hers Will be playing major again ne vear 1f 49,;
there won't be major next wear Wis 40 So'
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Colgate Coaches Silent

HAMILTON, N. Y, Oct. 20.-Nothing
unusual occurred this afternoon in The
Colgate practice in preparation for the
clash with Cornell at Ithaca SATURDAY.
and the coaches were reluctant 70 ex-
press themselves either way regarding
the prospects for the local team. Here
after the students will devote two
afternoons week to cheering prac.
tice.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
The Gambler and Sport

Upon the 1Ul1ite marble of nations game
Yow hand has left stain black as sin;
The mark Of crooked play and bitter shame
Where fo1aess gathers you enter IN,
And aohere, IN place of glory and acclaim
A sombor silence chokes the ancient din.
Yours is the mark that ledvcs the aOord "Decdy'
Upon each sport that yonr sight.
Upon the dreams of youngsters at their play
Yours is the killing touch that leaves its blight,
Who take their once clean, honest game Away
md toss it to the darkness and the night.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21

Soutf'er7'ers to Use Open Came
Against Crinnson's Heavy Line
Odds ON Contest Vary According to Locality, Pre-.
senting Chance for Mathematicians to Clean Up;
Coach Fisher Expected to Adopt Rushing Tactics
By Ray Mccarthy

In this city the Odds reported, in of Centre
College to beat Harvard Saturday quoted
at to of a could
make these cities betting both However, likely
that when betting will favor Harvard
The Cambridge appear
New-York tribune., 1920-10-21
Williams indifferent to Trinity

WILLIAMsTOWN. Mass. Oc-. 20
The Williams football eleven Is not be-
ing worked very hard this week in
preparation for the game with Trim
ity here Saturday. After the sfrenu-
Gus tussle with Harvard, Coach Brooks
decided to permit his char-es TO take
things fairly easy yesterday and TO-
day, but he has a long scrimmags
with the scrub planned for tomorrow.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-05
LOCAL news AND
PERSONAL fIEDE
Gss. II. fhoAPssa, leans.

Gee. II. 1hoApssn, leans.
Phil Mccormick shipped a car Of
hogs to Omaha Monday.
r. C. AeNslly-Eastern Colsrsdo
Lands. tt
Mr.. Bert Beadle had the misfortune
last week to break his arm while
cranking an automobile.
Call lssW fer prises "a cream.
eggs snA poultry. jlo.
The Julesburg Irrigation District di-
rectors held their regular monthly
meeting in this city on Tuesday.
buy and sell all kinds of second
hand furniture. Call at James Eaves.
mile south of Julesburg. jyl-al9'
Mrs. G. F. Treudt and her daughter,
Helen, of Granville, ILL.,, are visiting
in Julesburg at the 7. W. Jenkins
home.
Geo. H. Thompson, loans.
Mr.. A. F. Hoge of New KNOXVILLE,
Ohio, is spending few weeks vaca-
( ton visiting the l.. W. Eversman
| home.
VIM Gantz arrived from Riverside,
Calf, early in the week and will visit
lOT some llfle WIN his Dfol1tT, TdTl
head MECHANIC in the Julesburg Motor
| companF's repair shop.
L. Stone and wife, Roy Alexander
and wife and F. Alexander spent the
week end with Bill Alexander at Car
penter, Wyo. All report a pleasant
trip and jolly good time.
Mrs. John Lamm and children re-
| turned from their visit to Kansas last
/ Monday morning. Mr. Lamm went to
/ Grand Island with Mr.. Hutfmmann's
brother, c. P. Huffman. and family
Miss Alice Eversman arrived home
| last Friday evening from a weeks tour
! through Estes Park, Denver and Colo
RADIO Springs after her summers work
at State Teachers college, Greeley
Colorado.
Simon T. Wolfe who was in busi.
ness in Julesburg about twenty years
ago, passed through town on the train
Tuesday but did not get off to see any
one. He ran meat market and gro
Gerry store here. He is located now in
! New York state.
The cafe at the Brown hotel which
was being conducted by Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Davis was closed last week on
account Of the poor condition Of Mrs
Davis health and the difficulty in
obtaining help. The former proprie-
, tors are now in Denver.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-05

Co. n. Thonpssu. laA.s.
Mr.. and Ars. F. l. Terry were
Sterling visitors Sunday and Monday.
]: G. 4cNally-Easase. Cslssaes
Wesk will start on tie roads near
Ovid next week. Several niles will
be grsded and graveled.
Let Mrs. Kenfield take your erder
for Spirella Corsets. j.
Nrs. d. C. Nichols Of Gotbenburg.
Neb., vas in town Wednesday visiting
Mrs. Nellie Nichols and daughters.
Geo. H. Thompson. loans.
Mrs. z: n, Cleveland and son Harcl
left Sunday evening for q brief STAY
at Boulder and Denver.
Casry your cream a1A eggs - Tie
rsnniag board ef yeur car. Get . set
e Dairy Standards at tie Beatrice
Cream Station. j2a.
Mrs. C. Christensen and son of
Chappell, and Miss Goldie RoffrOck
and Albine Lief were Sunday guests
in the Lorensen home.
Mrs. Grace Rood is in Denver and
Boulder to spend month with her
QauRhteE, VIVIAN, VINO is student IN
the University at Boulder.
For the Spring calves use Mutual
Calf Meal for sale at Cleveland &
Laws.
Mary, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Lanckriet, had the
misfortune to fall this week and
break a bone in one of her feet.
! l am selling all my household goods
at private sale at my residence just
west of Commercial Hotel Mrs. Liz
zie Spells.
Martin Riedel came up from Oga.
lalla Tuesday and bought a threshinp
machine. 1t was standing in one oi
the freight cars here and had never
been unloaded.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Berg, proprie
tors of Julesburg's busy bakery, lef,
Sunday evening for Denver and the
mountains where they will enjoy I
brief but well earned vacation.
Mrs. W. T. Fried and her daughter
Eleanor took the train Monday fol
their home in Fremont, Neb. They
had been out here visiting Mrs. Fried.
brother, C. A. Keime. who lives neal
Ovid.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-05
A CORRECTION.

The article in last weeks Grit Ad-
vocate to the effect that Mrs. Herman
Bruss was arrested for violating tho
traffic rules of the city needs to be
corrected to this extent: 1t was not
Mrs. Herman Bruss who was arrested,
but Mrs. Henry Bruss. The names are
very much alike but it makes quite
a little difference to the person who
was not at fault.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-05
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Notice is hereby given that the ex-
animation of applicants for certifi-
Gates to teach in the schools of Sedg-
wick County, Colorado, will be given
in the Court House at Julesburg,
Colorado, on Thursday and Friday,
August 10Th and goth, 1920, morning
session beginning at 9 o'clock.
Emma Carlson,
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
j29a12
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-08-05
STOCk khOLDEKS MEETING
Julesburg, Colo, July 27, !

Julesburg, Colo, July 27, 1920.
A special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Sedgwick County Fair
Association will be held in the Dis
trict Court Room in the Sedgwick
County Court House, Julesburg; Colo
RADIO, on Thursday, August 26th, 1920,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of
the issuance of additional stock and
the manner of the distribution of same
and such other business necessarily re-
lated thereto as may come before the
meeting.
j29a19 C. S. Deily, Sec.