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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
BASKET BALL,
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL.
Burlington. q Sharpsville, Is
Ladoga, 81: Darlington, %
Madison, 81 North Vernon IL.
Mt Comfort 10 Fortville. 10.
Vincennes, % SmithvilIe. II.
INDEPENDENT.
Atlanta. n Westfeld, 81
Carthage 10; Liberty IS.
The Y. NJ. H. A. bas!eteers are in great
shape fer their contest with the Fair
banks Morse crew at the Communal
building gym Wednesday Night and are
confident that they can hang up vic
tory in big league style. The Y. NJ. II. A.
team is composed Of some of the classi-
est basket talent on the south side and
Manager Mike Saealuwsky claims that
the speed his athletes have been showing
has caused several city teams to dig un-
der cover when approached for games.
He is especially DESTROYS Of booking
contests with the Independent Athletic
Club, South Side Turner'S, Pair Dice,
Ferndales and 'Y' Leaders. Teams ready
to go against hard competition should
call North 1867 and ask for Nike.
The North Side Vets will furnish the
opposition for Tom Quilts South Side
Turner's at Turner hall Saturday night.
The Turner's b0lstered their victory list
with a p to % win over the POttOwat
tamie quintette on the south side court
Saturday uight. Quill will work his men
hard this week as the Vets, last years
Dictionaries, have brushed aside all Oppo-
sition in early games and look mighty
good. The Saturday game will be fol
lowed by dance. For games with the
Turner's call Prospect 0321.
The Lauter A. Cs suffered their first
defeat of the seasonlat the hands Of the
Fairbanks Morse team Mt the Lauter gym.
the count being "a to %. For games with
the winners address r. c. McKennan,
Fairbanks Morse Company
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
YGnk Tennis Stars
Rule FdUOriteS as
Title Contests Open

AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Dec 21.--
Play for the Davis cup VIII start here
tomorrow with the American and Aus
tralian teams playing off the challenge
round.
The American team. consisting Il WI
lam r. TIlden. British ana American
NATIONAL champion, and william NJ
Johnston. is rated the tayoTite over the
Australian cup holders. represented Ey
Gerald l.. Patterson and Norman T.
Brooches
The courts are surrounded by new
stands built to accommodate thousands
Of spectators and every seat has been
sald for three days series Of singles aid
doubles matches.
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and De Paw Are
Wanted in New League

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Dec. a.
Squabbles over eligibility rules and
schedule making are the only possible
disagreeable things that may occur at
the first meeting of the representatives
OF the eight colleges in the proposed new
Midwestern Athletic Union that Is to be
held in Chicago Dec. 20.
Wabash, Lawrence, De PAW, Beloit,
Coe, Carleton, Cornell and Knox are the
schools asked to have delegates at next
Wednesdays conference
If the eight schools invited are able
to agree on a constitution and formulate
any kind of a stable organization, II
should be an athletic body that will rate
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
sTrTz TAXES TRornY.

Harry Stu;z bomborl7d jae claws NJ
the Indianapolis Gun Club shool Saju--
day for the CHEST total Of the day, shat
!Cring ninety I've targets out of r D. s.
sible 100. Bever followed vi ninety
four aud Sllnkard grabbed third honoss
with ninety-one.
Ford. the only pro in the shoot.
smashed the birds ninety three times out
Of 100 shots Stutz wins the S-1kcr tro-
ply, hay NJ disposed OF Dos pigeons out
of zoo broads'1es. Plans IRE being
formed for an ail-day shoot New Years
day, stGrting at 10 o'clock IN the morn
lpg. The program calls for 80 targets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
GRFR KEATS SMITH

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 27.-Harry Greb OF
Pittsburgh received a newspaper decision
over Jetf Smith OF BayOnnne y. j.. In =
Pete Civic Of Pittsburgh. in his first pro-
fessi0nal bout, was defeated by Patsy
Young of Beechview. In a six round pre-
liminary. Civic was ex-amateur ban
tamweight champion and was a member
of the American Olympic boxing tenn.
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zYBs7KO THROWS CHEyALIxK.

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. WIadek
Zhvs7'-a. former worlds h"nvyws 'ht
champion. threw Salvatore Chcvnlier in
Iifty-o one miartcs tor seconds ip fhri J.
In match which featured a hlg Satur-
dav nj -ht cart her Cyclone Barns ard
Franz Ger'ardt wrcst'"d thirty m.n1f"s
To 4 draw Nat Prnd'etDn threw H1rrv
Verand substituting for Tom Dr ak. ga
four mi0V'es and twenty five seeonds.
Charley Metre ana John Lu1uis wrestlcd
thirty minutes To a draw.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Golf Match of Features
Is Played at Pinehursi

PINEHURST. N. c., Dec 27.-Jim
Barnes and Charlie Mothersel were de
feated by Emmett French and Donald
Parson at Pinchurst Sunday in the best
and most sensational four-ball golf con-
test staged here this season. French and
his amateur partner Parson, registered
a best ball in 65 on the championship
course and won the match by l up.
Barness and MotherseIs best ball was
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
SISTER DECLINES.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 27.-George Sisler,
first haseman Of the St. Louis American
Baseball CiUb and leading batsman ~
the American League, has refused an
Offer ~ manage tue club. but has signed
n long term" contract 70 continue pay
Ing W th g.. Bob Quinn. business Idan-
ager. announced.
S'sl"r ,urned down the managrv,Alp Of
the team before terms werc. oil ,ctl.s.'
Quinn added. saying BE- fen-cd th Pc.
sporsih.litics incident to the position
would Interfere with lis playing.
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E.::i::::::x.a-sj1e: -~~WT
rENDLER SCORES X. O

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27.-Lew Tend
Ter OF this city. substituting for Benny
Leonard. stopped Chick Simler Of Scran-
ton in the seventh round OF an eight
round bout here Saturday. Danny Kra-
mer OF Boston knocked out Johnny Soils
berg OF New York in the third round or n
scheduled eight-round bout. Johnny
Mealey Of this citx defeated Al Murphy
OF Scranton in a six-rould Suggest. Abe
Goldstein of New York knocked out Tom
my Murray OF Philadelphia in the third
round of a scheduled eight bout.
Jimmy Sullivan of New York defeated
Bobby Barrett OF this city in six round
bout.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
EPSTEIN SEEKS TITLE GO

Solly Epstein, the local bantamweight
championship contender, will leave to-
night for Toledo, and from the latter
city will journey to New York with Al
Thatcher. the Toledo boxing promoter
who Is making an effort to stage the
Jack Dempsey-Jess willard scrap In
Toledo again. Thatcher. whom Solly has
fought for on several OCCASIONS VIII
boost Epstein for a match in New York
with Joe Lynch, the new bantamweight
title holder
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27

ATLANTIC CITY. Dec. 27.-Kid Gross
OF Philadelphia knocked out Sailor VII
liams of New Orleans IN six seconds Of
hchting here Saturday. Young Dixie
Kid of Baltimore knocked out Kid Lloyd
Of Atlantic City IN thirty seven seconds.
Steve Norris uf Philadelphia and Kid
Andy Bell Of Baltimore fought a rafting
eight-round draw.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Detroit Gets Air Race

DETROIT, Dec. 27.--The Pulitzer tro-
ply race, the airplane classic of America,
Is to be held here in 1921, according to
Col. Jesse G. Vincent, head Of the Ayia-
tlon Country Club.
The date for the race has not been
hxed, but It probably will be held late in
August, Colonel Vincent stated
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27

&C, conceding two puts of length 10
French. The Youngstown professional
went over the course in 49, 34-g7. as
against par figured at &c. 35-71, and was
helped on two holes by fine winning
brides put over by Parson. Mothersel
trod closely on French'e heels with a
round of 34-36-70, :,
Barnes also played fine golf, but picked
up on two holes. The most sensational
features Of the match were three brides
on the seventh for the professionals four
threes registered on the blind eighth n
222yard hole, three threes and two on
the ninth, four threes on the fifteenth
and a collection of three birdie threes
for the professionals on the difficult six
tenth 424-yards.
Additional Sports. Page Q
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
YOrNG ZOE yICTOE.

NEWARK. Dec. 2T.-Iouns Bob fit-
Sim0us. son Of the late Rob fitx mIAors.
former worlds heavyweight champion.
s'l-ed terh;ical kuora 0ut hero Sa.Hr
day IN The fourth round of echcdul "a
tyvelve-raUud match With Jim Nioaonal
Of New York
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
oINIpIC Pro WINS

NEW YORK. Dec. 27-S3m Mosber-.
who won she worlds olympic light
wei-ht boxing championship at Antwerp.
received a jud ,r,' decision here SEtur-
dag III the second Professional match Of
his career. n ten round bout with Paul
Edwards
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Football in Hawaii

HONOLULU, Dec. 27s The University
Of Nevada defeated the University OF
game ever played between the Honolulu
team and an eleven froIp the mainland.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27

Ell PASO. Texas. Dec. 27.-piek Griffin
n Fit Worth. Texas. uut9nln.ed ZIla kit
of Brooklyn by wide margin saturday
IN a fast fifteen round boxing bout. They
made rs rounds at o'clock
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
7FFORT TO WIN AT 1921 INDIANAPOLIS 5OO-N

second In Importance to the Big Ten
OF the eight schools that have been in
vitcd to take part two are from Indiana,
one from Illinois, two from Wisconsin,
one from Minnesota and two from Iowa.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Joey Lynch o. Champ,
but When Pat Lynch
Speaks Joey MOUes
NeIU YOrkS West Side Idol
Lets Dad Run Things in
Peace Time.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Paddy Lynch
smokes a pine, wears overalls and speaks
with the lash Of a whip In his tongue.
When he says-"COme here, you, Joey,
joey comes.
Even IL Joey Is the bantamweight
champion Of the world.
Paddy, his Joey three other male up
starts with Celtic smiles and the ld-year-
cid mother" of the family live in Little
Erin" on the west side, just on the edge
Of the roaring forties.'
When the % year old Joey Lynch came
home the other night from Madison
Square Garden with a diamond studded
belt In his pocket, that recognized him
as the best lighter in the world at us
pounds, the nc.ghborhood gathered
around him en- masse.
MOTHER LOVE
FOR LITTLE CHAMP.
The old Irish women, who had cuffed
him with big toll worn hands when he
used his two freckled dukes ou their
offspring In the parOchiHl schoOlyard
cried anu wiped away the tears on their
apron corners.
The grown-up Ryans. Caseys. O'Brlens
and MalOneys who eXuitcc ten years ago
shout the hstic ability Of their gang
leader, paid vociferOus tribute to the boy
who had reached the heights.
When the meVriment was at It's height,
when the lassies OF the nelghborhood
al the red headed knight Of the avenue,
were appealing for just smile Of recog
Ijtion voice beloved from inside he
house:
Come in here, you, Joey"
Joey went IN.
ONE MISSING IN
FAMILY CIRCLE.
Arc you hurt. me led7 Let me look
you over.
Joey wasn't hurt
Eat up. now. Joey. see as how you
need IT,"
The Lynchs gathered around the table
Silence was the most eloquent tribute
they could give 70 their hero.
There was a pause, Joey looked up
with large tears yelling In his ewes at
n dark- bordercd picture on the wall OF
smiling. maternal face. much like his.
shed been mighty happy tonight,
Joey" the weather beaten Paddy said.
She. the mother OF new Champion
died just few months ago, and the
family Is SIN IN mourning.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-30

FOR SALE,-BuIcx, I1trle SIX. late
model best of condition. VIII sell at
reasonable price to quick buyer. j.
HOWARD PHILLIPS 5I21-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-07-30

Details Of MITE Vts'ithhaId BY
jaE|20ose Foreign Office.
FEA3 CO"..G9ESS INQUIRY
5!ipron People Are Going Through
Encther Crisis OF Nerves Regarding
Seiations With America.

Toxic; July 30-The government
has received a communication fru'5
lhe United States pointing out, among
other things, America is unable 10
recognize Japan's occupation of the
@ar'herm half of the island of Sag
huGin.
The. Nichi Nichi says the impress
.-icn exists the communication is no!
really protest but rather an expos
iivn of the American viewpoint on
uccupations of Russian territory, with
something of Americas attitude to-
wards the territory to be occupied.
(Saghalin is a long island off the
Siberian coast opposite the so-called
maritime Province of Siberia and just
aorth OF the group Of islands that
constitute Japan. The entire island
-"rmeriy belonged to Russia. which
II the treaty of Portsmouth in 1895
rGGed the southern haif to Japan.
.:%.:an recently occupied the northern
;.alf. it was declared at the time to
"ssU1e herself reparation for the mas
acre Of Japanese by Reds at Niko-
ia:e;sk, Siberia)
It IS felt publication of the details
e The note should emanate from
Washington. Meanwhile it is consid-
1-ed likely Japan, after mature de-
liberation, will forward an answer to
&>h.Egton in an attempt to clarity
.iIicial opUniOn there and remove any
uj>1n6ers landing Of Japan's position.
Appearances Indicate Japan is pass
rg through another nervous crisis"
concerning her relations with the
lnifed States. Many interpretations
lave been made in the diet about the
american attitude. While the i'm
3ortunt newspapers are counselling
HH.r readers to keep cool. it is apDaI'-
1T certain amount OF apprelten-
~ exists concerning the result OF
he congressional n4iily in Ca3ifor-
MA.
fhe Japanese seem convinced it is
oeIlg conducted wirh the uunost fair
ness and attention IS being called to
ST.; .emeuts number Of Americans
harc come forward spontaneously to
Among the incidents which lave
teGded to fan anji-Amcrican feeling
@as the publication of reports tie
2lfrni,g of Japaaesn stores in MaFg
siile. Cstl., vas possibly the act 1f
art!-Iapanese elements. Articles also
have been printed declaring Ameri-
cans were engaged i'll attempts to
steal japanese maps, and these have
.'eSt'itef in increa sing surveillance of
-tEieIican tourists
With regard 10 the Maiysrille af-
fair the foreign Office gaze out cable
message from Mr.. Ota. consul gen
eraI in San Francisco, saying the fire
started July = III d garage owned
by an American and three or four
Japanese houses and stores were
burned.
The consul general called attention
IN REPORTS claSsing the case - incan-
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS WIFE
Woman Rushed to 9o-ni+7I by Hus-
band WHO Itilicied N.tnl,nd

Woman Rushe6 TO 3o>ni+7l by Hus-
band WAC Unlisted Wound.
Cumberland N;i.. .I:.iy 30-ilt Il wild
race by both han. I;,,r and automobile
to save her life, Mis- .A!ice c. Lewis.
wife Of William C. Lewis, Il western
N3ri land railway conductor. ;his c;ty,
is patient al City Hospital, EIkins
with bullet wound through her body
She was accidentally shot by
her husband at Il camp in the noun
tains near Spruce. ". Va, where she
has been spending the summer with
her husband and TWO children for her
health.
Mr. Lewis had been setting bear
traps as Il diversion and was cleaning
and loading a gun preparatory to Wis
tt;n& the traps. Mrs Lewis was sit
ting on the porch steps below her
husband, who has a crippled hand.
The gun slipped and was disthargei.
the bullet entering Mrs Lewis back
near the shoulder and passing through
her body near the heart
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There is moro Catarrh In this

There is moro Catarrh In this
section of the country than all other
diseases put together, and for years
it was supposed to be incurable.
Doctors prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Catarrh is local
disease, greatly Influenced by con-
stitutional conditions and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Medicine, :nanufactur-
ed by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo,
Ohio, is a constitutional remedy, is
taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of
the System. One Hundred Dollars
reward is offered for any case that
Halls Catarrh Medicine fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY G CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
ADV,
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Firamen Prevent Suicide,

Erie. Pa. July 30.-A squad of po-
lie aHd ladder company were caliaa
oc- TO prevent Mrs, Eva Kiyinsky from,
drowning herself in the harbor here.
I.yeSring herself Of her clothing be-
fore a thrOng of onlookers, the wo-
nan held the police at bay By threat
eii1& TO Jump into the harbor, tt i%
sd.l Eventually she did so, and tins
laf.l,r company, which had been call
II. Went to the rescue.
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Detroit, July 30.-Edward Gordon,
twenty-five years old, taken into Gus.
tody by postoffice inspectors, admit
led, according to federal authorities,
that he had attempted to extort $25.-
900 from Henry Ford. 1t is charged
he sent threatening letters to Ford,
alleging his brother had been mis-
reated while employed in the Ford
plant.
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FLASH OF ALCOHOL KILLS
Drug Clerk Loses Life When Barrel
He is TappiT7 ExpIodes.

Drug Clerk Loses Life When Barrel
He is TappiT7 ExpIodes.
Allentown, Pa, July 30.-While a
fifty gallon barrel of grain alcohol was
being tapped in the drug store of
King & Jones there was a terrific ex-
plosion that killed one man and start
ed costly blaze.
Frank King, one Of the proprietors,
rushed up stairs with clothing afre
and rang an alarm. Twenty iremen
with masks We're driven from the
burning cellar, which David KnausS.
an overseas veteran, entered with his
army gas mask and recovered the
body of Clarence J. KeiSer. Il drug
clerk, who was tapping the alcohol
At the Allentown Hospital it is feared
King will lose his sight.
It. required an hour TO extinguish
sfle blaze which caused a loss of SO,
600. The firemen think fumes from
the alcohol were ignited by gas jet
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FOR SALE:--Sawed slab wood, big
loads, 1925. Mail orders to f. ROB-
INSON, 173 Washington St, Cambridge,
Maryland. 7l26-6t
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WANTED
LOST

LOST:-Tuesday at Cedar Grove
wrist watch. Finder kindly return to
Banner Office and receive liberal re-
ward. 7l2S-3t
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BELGIAN SOLDIERS ANGRY
Make Riotous Demonstration in Par
lament Anainst Pay Plan.


Brussels, July 30.-ThOusands of
soldiers assembled outside the cham
Der of deputies to demonstrate dis
satisfaction with the governments
treatment of former soldiers, who
demand that lump sum he paid
every man who served in the war.
A body OF soldiers broke the police
Gordon and invaded the chamber, dis,
regarding BurgOmas5er MaX's appeals
Eventually they We're persuaded to
leave peaceably.
While in the chamber the soldiers
broke doors and windows and hurled
the ushcrS aside The men then
marched through he chamber with
banners, while he astonfs'led depu-
ties sat powerlc&, = c.clI he tnmult
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FOR SALE: room residence, 402-A
Willis street gas and bath, price rea-
sonable, easy terms, possession Aug
1st, apply w. T. NABB, 5S Glasgow
street. 7I20-10t
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NOTICE TO PUBLIO

On and after Monday, May "a,
will conduct the bus business form
erly owned and operated by William
L. Dean. Passengers and baggage
delivered anywhere. Your patron
WILSON. 5I24-tf.
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Here's 10
Your Health
When you drink why not drink
something that aids, instead of
retards, your digestion?>
Ginger Ale

Prepared with the famous
Cloverdale Mineral Water and
pure, digestive aromatics.
Order a case today from your
druggist or grocer. If he can.
not supply you telephone
APPLEGARTH & MEEKINS
Distributors for Cambridge
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Ford touring car; cheap
to quick buyer, apply DEANS GAR
AGE. 1929 2t
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FOR SALE One ton modern truck
solid tires. Bosh Magnetic, all in good
running order LOUIS K. WARREN.
5I15-tf.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-02
SHELLEY

Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Waller and Mr.
and Mrs. Perry were Idaho Falls Wis.
itors Monday evening, and attended
the show given by the Georgia Min.
strels at the Colonial theatre.
M. and Mrs. ]. l.. Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. Patterson were Idaho
Falls visitors Tuesday afternoons
This vicinity was favored with q
fine rain Tuesday afternoon. Mois-
ture at this time of the year will be
a great help to the crops, especially
those upon the dry farms.
A small fire broke out in the Stag
pool hall Monday afternoon resulting
from the explosion of gasoline can.
The explosion of the gas can spread
flames from one end of the build
ing to the other, but thru the quick
and thotful action of William Seifert
and Marion Hurdle the fire was
quickly extinquished. This might
have been very serious fire if it had
gained any Roadway, as the wind was
blowing very strong and would have
been a menace to the buildings up
the street.
B. E. Farquhar recently purchased
a Dodge car.
Sylyerus Williams is working for
the Dean Drug company.
Marcus Bennett is running the de-
livery truck for the Mallory cash
store.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-02

II is the man who steps out and
does things on his own judgment
that picks the big plums in business.
That man is no competitor at all In
whatever line of endeavor who never
puts over something new, something
that nobody else had the nerve to
try. You can beat him every time
because he trails only, and gives you
the right of way all along the road
In town like Blackfoot business
improvements are not made as soon
as there is actually a demand for
them. 1t is not at the time when
need arises but a certain number
of months or years afterwards that
somebody takes the step. All kinds
of opportunities for the man who can
look ahead and act now.
At this very moment there are
chances to pick up important prop
critics in Blackfoot and there are men
with money that is spelling for in
vestment. Finally, after all have had
plenty of time to think 1t over, one
Of them will make the venture and it
will at that Identical moment look
better to eac. hone who has ever con-
sidered it.
Some men go thru life wishing
they had done other than they did
do, and not doing very much, at that.
F. C. X.