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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
Bert Coffey Tells Dan Goodman
What He Thinks of Hin
Chapter III.

Roaring Rapids, that section OF
| the shore line and woods along the
swift and deep Barker's Creek, was
| the regular summer camping
| grounds of the Kit Carson club. The
spot was named for the dangerous
whirlpools that were to be found
in the rocky, treacherous section of
the creek about a half mile from
the cozy log cabin the club mem
bers had erected as their camp
headquarters.
This log cabin was the destina
ton of the mixers. They had
planned a glorious day in the
woods, canoeing, fishing, exploring.
map-making and doing all sorts OF
things that make trip to the
woods delightful.
Dan Is Doubtful.
Everyone seemed to be in the
best of spirits when they started
out early in the morning. There
were IL boys in the crowd-the IL
members of the Kit Carson club
and their doubling guest, Dan Good
man.
Though the boys laughed and
joked and talked with Dan, he was
still doubtful of their real purpose
in inviting him on the trip. APP
parently, they meant to play no
jokes, but Dan was taking no
chances. He had been fooled by
outward appearances before and he
would go slow this time.
So, with this thought in mind, he
did not take an active part in what
went on among the boys. There
were numerous short chases into |
the fields at the side of the road, |
but Dan did not take part in them
There were friendly scuffles among |
the boys every mile or so, but Dan
did not mix in.
Ned Is Puzzled.
Ned Fox, chief scout of the Kit
Carsons, noted Dams attitude. 1t
really did appear Dan wanted little
to do with the other boys. Could
1t be that he, Ned, had been mis-
taken in asserting that Dan did not
think himself better than the other
fellows?
Ned's thoughts were interrupted
by low voice at his side. He
turned. 1t was Bert Coffey.
THAT fellow Goodman makes me
sick" mumbled Bert. I'm going to
tell him thing or two-watch me-"
Bert Coffey Speaks His Mind.
He hurried up ahead of Ned, and
toward Dan. Before Ned could
stop him Bert was at Dams side
and had started talking.
Listen here, Dan Goodman" be-
gan Bert. "If you think you're any
better than | am or any of these
,ther fellows, an if you want to be
stuck up, beat it back some. We
ion't want a fellow like you-you
ituck-up."
Dan blushed deeply. Anger
urged through him.
Though he would have fought on
he spot had he not thought that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES AND
RIDDLES

l. "SetH, ELENhardt;" Helen"
is the hidden name.
2. Boats, oats.
3. GOOD! o, Good; dog" Is
the hidden word.
q. When it's turned into a pas
ture.
S. Jackie Coogan.
6. Rubber, because it stretches.
Z. Baltimore.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
QUESTION BOX

The editor will try to answer
questions readers Of the Junior
submit to her. She will not
promise to answer all of them
The questions will be answered
in rotation, so do not expect the
answer to be printed In the
same week in which you send
your question.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10

M a I gle curled
up on the couch
with candy and
a book.
MARGIE: Yum!
These are the
best chocol-
ates! (Enter
Joe and Bud
dy on the run,
out of breath)
JOE: You're in
for 1t now,
Miss Margie
Penny.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
Wise Willie

Can you tell me the difference
between a lake and an ocean,
Willie?"
Willie (who had spent his sum
mer vacation at the seashore)-
"Yessum. lake is pleasanter to
swallow when you fall in"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
THE JUNIOR PALLADIUM

The Junior Palladium chirens Pal
founded 1910
be
use
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
Tongue Twisters

1. Six slippery snakes sliding
slowly southwark.
2. Ten tired tots trying to train
their tongues to trill.-Contributed
by Mabel Price.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
SlCk-ABED
"a One-Act Comedy

Characters: Three Pennys, Joe,
Buddy and Margie; Miss Crabap-
pie. the teacher Margie, being the
only Penny girl, is a little spoiled.
Scene: The Penny sitting room
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
WHO is SHEp

She was cele-
brated widely
for her beauty.
Last one: o.
o. Henry, pop
ular American
writer of the
short story.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
Di'' 81 e. g

Christopher Columbus
Discovered
America in 1892,
After dark.
The reason | know
1t was after dark
Is cause
1t says A. d.,
An what else
Could that stand
For?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

ha sido practicamcntc desiruida. En-
"tras lroyincias del pals ocurriercn
temblores de TERRA mas serios. eau.
sando considerables haiios. pero has.
ia ahOra no Sc conocen los detalles.
T0dos los informes recibidos este
respecto indican que Lavalle ha sido
el centre de los disturbios terraqueos
donde SO han alberto grietas en- las ca
Hes. salicndo de Gstas aqua caliente.
En- algunas secciones Sc han arruina-
do las lfneas telegraficas. Las iiltimas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
TEMBLORES DE TIE
IRA EN- vARIAS PRovINcIAs
DE Ia ARENTINA

Buenos Aires, California el perio-
dico la Epoca", que en- Ia ciudad
Mendoza 6curri0 un violcnto temblor
dc TERRA que dur6 trcinta segundos Y
como Il las Y 80 minutes Sc reptile
ron los movimientos terriqueos, pero
con menor intensi,lad. La aldei. Lava
lie, situada en la provincial Mendoza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
EI famOSO OjO del Uni-
verso eStd en- Gen.
fro America
Sc pcrsigWe al que 10 rob6 en-
Egipto.

Hace POGO circul6 la noticia
por cable. acerca de un sensacio-
nalisimO robO de caracter sacri-
lego. cometido Ell ell viejo Y mis-
terioso Egipto. por una america
Ia cuyo nombre Y paradero nadie
Sabe.
Actualmente sc encuentra en-
San Jose de Costa Rica un famO-
so detective llamado Philip A.
Kelli, perteneciente una acredi-
tada agencia detectivesca de New
York, Y ha hecho algunas revela-
clones a la .prensa de aquel pals
con respectO al asunto.
Mr.. Kelli ha dicho que este he
tho ha dado lugar al desarrollo
lie una verdadera novela que ha
lamado poderosamente la aten-
lion del publico de su patria, al
'xtremO que diariamente los mas
,randes rotativos han puBlicado
siguen puhlicando planas inte-
pas con detalles mas o menos
reridicos.
Su llegada tiene por objeto ira
ar de averiguar ell paraderO de
N subditO aleman, llamadO Won
Berg. quien segtin sus pesquisas
sta intimamente ligado con es-
e asunto. Ese aleman sc embar-
20 EN- New York con rumbo
America Central y segdn pare
e sc oculta en- Costa Rica.
Mr.. Kelly ha dicho que esta
lispuesto a averiguar a costa de
odo ST ese individuo esta en- Cen
r0 America, con 10 cual p0drla
lsegurar que llegarfa a un feliz
:xito su labor detectivesca, pues
ldudablemetne esa persona tie
'e todos los datos que necesita VI
usca tenazmente.
Ell robo cometido consiste en- el
las grande brillante conocido en|
| mundo, y que por 10 extraor-'
linario, ha recibido ell nombre de
)jo del Unirerso. Cuando fue ro-
ado Sc encontraba incrustado en-
ina momia egipcia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
EsTuDros coMERcIALEs.

rantizamos ensefar por coreo. por sole
50 al mes: g frso Complete de Conta
bilidad Mercahtil, incluyendo la Conta
bilidad de Corroraciones, y la Contabi
lidad de Bancos. Taqugrafia Gregg {
Pitrnan, en- espanol Q ingles. Curse Ele
mental de TeNdor de Libros, solo sl2
Mande sellos idiendo informes La
Fajardo Commercial & Language
School, ia escuela que cumple 10 que
ofrecel, San Juan.
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EzznADo EAxnDoo pssas ssssa'
elAsmmNnae lna men y ssAasaas sAams
messa euR - mnAmn as nsrsas RaA' ,
AeAmdalA, GsnFeua fsesraa pasnnilsn
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l. NaasAaA
aaams Il sslelcae Ne. iasa . a 50
aaeAs lan mnAAnaa y sesk prontamenis
asemaiao--J. a Remgtsa
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So vENDE IN aasom6sa -Lexingsoa-. |.
6 eiiindros Z pasaieFos Roadsser. se.
paracidn y iisnpiesa general serminada
nov Es,A en- muy buenas condiciones
y Ia sido de uso particular. Ticne 6
somas nuevas y acusnulador nuevo.
Modelo 1918 Sc puede yer Garage
pansardi. HAsO Rey. Infsrnes Box a..
relesono has. San Juan.
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.na aiAe "a Aahlaf ~ ~ flE&ml.
g. ~ kolpAAe rses mssasa mas ala
- y prssaseas Me eue eaaA h FKnkA
RAl ssSinaR . sa n msusana a.
salnnr mas pssssaa 81 muMaA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

.Por que I'd. atormenta su cabeza
con los caiculos diarios de ~ nego-
eio, eaistiendo Ia Miquina de Sumar
FEDERAL VISIBLE?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

nOtlcias reclbidas informan que los
temblores de terra Sc sintieron en- las
provincias Mendoza, San Juan, La
Rioja San Luis de C6rdova.
Las perdidas de vidas = de la pro-
picdad son incalculables.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

81 SURE del est6maeo Y desea poner
e bueno. tome ei famoso Stosnalix SaiE
de Carlo. fijese que sea lecitimo fabri
aado en- Madrid sEspahal. Gonzalea
padin Co Y en- todas las farmacias de
Ia isla. Q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

IN NnlA sseusA 9azxnna pFsieensla =
lsn AaNA,srw a. xAsAs y habaamouN.
mAIe.na r.sas4ea eunaA y cenuaA a.
fxupnaAass y seae aQaeile a. nssfe
asnmui
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

MUEBLES: 81 interesa usted vender
comprar su muebles, visite la niue,
bleria de Jose Sierra en- Luna 6S lame
al telefonc sl044. San Juan y obtendra
las mejores ofertas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

10 Aoozn - Esxmnln wns e.
eAlnmln aAzlss - h go E'sm manAl
en- lsfA oummss mmA .Nxamxa NAn
nlsr wns ellA n sumA sNssAA mAffigAaea
q ols&as enn mnA sAsaesa aMHm6e1sA 3
een IN sxnsllzna mzaxm1n1A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
gONSULADO De ESPANA

Para 10 que Sc relaciona con So ac-
tual estado militar en- Espaiia, Sc rne-
"a Ia presencia en- este Consulado del
eiior Francisco Gespiert Pooh. reclu-
ia correspondence a la Zona de Re-
.Iutamiento y Reserva de Corona, nd
nero q.
Tambien debe comparecer en- estas
oficinas el recluta Agustfn Tarazona
Gloria. correspondence al Regimiento
Ic Infanferfa -Arag6n No. a."
La Comisi6n AIixta de RecIutamien
o de Baleares, ordena comunicar al
senior Juan Cerda Palou. sr,s iltimas
lisposiciones. relacionadas, con su ac-
tuaI situaci6n militfr.
Por igual concepto. Sc suplica al Sc
FOR AurelIo PUG Lassaletta, tenga Ia
bondad de presentarse. en- estas ofci-
mas consulares,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
: ANUNCIOS Y RECLAMCS ECONOMICS :

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ruAs. AmaiinamrA tAlnaFsa a na8A
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z af Ca nmmAms Naa s,anlm -
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y llAlk a %. TsseAa No. Q.
Islaeno ~. San ,uAn. nsssso kloa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

eanpleso paFtido a. fCpA a. Alreo,
ntefiw a. lana para prhoFas cai,ailc'
- y nihcs sfaics salssrsoaos y dcnAs
rFsnias ncccsnrias pare SscscrcFR cOn.
"a q fno.- -GOnEAlcs radin CO. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

SoBRETCrcS y ropa de abrigo para
hos Cue * eiaharcan. Ia tenemos nsuy
buena a precios espeeiales. visitenos--
Gonzalez Padin Co.
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n1rA Ftlsezpas llnse. sixlae
ia CAFETERIA"
San gusie G. - San guaA r. r.

ocAkl0Ns s. vnde una mApnikca
casa en- IA parada a. oarresesA eon eoo
nieinos de soiaF. Iarias rn&s sn Ia o,
he de csssa y Ernesso cenA lnios.
mara D. Fernkndes pssadA Is. cNse.
terra Il. Santurce
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rs A. suedia lilssa sn aarlanss a xsrn
IA cemtavm llia. a. coloss sn gaqae
tss ae un caasso a. aasa a scnae en-
aavos raqnese -ccnzAies Padin so.
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LA FEDERAL vrsyBLE" % d
miquina de- 'sumar cue . ustsd 10 con,
visne Busqusla. prutbsla y Qusdari
convencido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

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81 sisls rsAs q Asrspl4as. 9, Tels.
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asnueblada en- San Juan. Sansnrce o
Martin pcha. De direcci6n y precio a
p. o. BOX 0sl. Aguadilla. p. Y.
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coMPRo Maiz. AlOn;ob. Achioie. Al
mid6n. Mani. Huano. Gengibre y He
dionda. Precios al p. .. Box 63l, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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oAKoA.-Se vcnde IN gran solar en-
Ia carresera nueva. parsda IS. fnfor'
MARA D. Fernandez. caErctera "a. Pa.
aada IS.
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propiss para familias eas vsyss q
Miramas , ssussscA
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81. Adv
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una hahi' -ion NENTIi.ADA como.
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sea tambien Sc j. susninistrc Comida
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ANA De ilaves. rnfonman HnrfEa
de Terra. Gale De San Aeusfin p.
rada 3 y media.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
GOOD GOLF PLAY
IN OPEN TOURNEY
At COUNTRY CLUB
Sunday Proves to Be Biggest
Day of Year on Meadow
Lark Links.

Sunday was the biggest day of the
year at the Meadow Lark links and
Throughout the day many players teed
off in the tournament play under way
at the club. An annoying wind crossed
the links and put the greens in bad
shape, but it failed to keep the follow
ers of the ball from the fair-ways and
towards dusk a number of matches had
been completed.
The best play of the day was in the
open tournament for the club cham
pionship and all but two matches have
been played to place the participants in
the round of Fights. In the matches
played in the open tournament the fol-
lowing were the results: w. F. Hicks
defeated Dave Wertheim, and 6; Tom
Mackey defeated Harry Call, and a;
o. T. Goodwin defeated Hiram John
son, 3 and 2; Mark Skinner defeated
Dan Tracy, 4 and 2; Ed Newton de-
feated H. B. Lake, 5 and 4; and Bob
Williams defeated H. P. Raban, and
4. The matches remaining to be play
ed in this round Of the open competi-
ton are those between julius Peters
against A. F. Longeway and w. K.
Flowerree Jr., against r. J. White.
In the handicap competition for the
CAuO Cudu pIOu6ulp tue 1OIlOWluS maLcn-
es were played: w. P. Greeley defeated
Harvey Blomquist. 3 and 2; A. F. Lon
geway defeated 81. P. Raban. IA and 10;
Dave Wertheim defeated Harry Call
one up; Gerald Frary defeated Willard
Dodge, five up, and w. X. Flowerree,
Jr., defeated Simon Silverman, 4 and 8.
In the finals of the Labor day tour
nament, w. K. Flowerree, Jr., was
conceded the match with O. T. Good
win. Flowerree was three up and three
to play at the end of the 18th hole,
and Goodwin gave him the match. The
final round of the Labor day tourna-
ment was nip and tuck match, first
one taking the lead and then the other.
At the end of the out round the match
was all even, but Flowerree played
more consistent golf than his adversary
on the in round and took advantage Of
Goodwin's wasted strokes,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
s Swimming Records
Are Broken in Tank
at Brighton Beach

New York, Sept. 25.-Eight swim
ming records, five worlds and three
American. were set in an open meet
ing in 25yard pool ut Brighton
beach Sunday. The record performers
were Miss Charlotte Boyle, of New
York, Norman Ross, of Chicago. and
relay teams of the Women's Swim
ming association of New York
Miss Boyle set worlds record for
900 yards of minutes and A % sec
onds. as compared with the former
mark of 2.53 made by Miss Ethelda
Bleibtrey, in Australia. early this
year. The 2OO-yard mark was passed
in 2:32 As. four seconds faster than
the worlds record time made by Miss
Boyle here last month.
Ross made three American records,
covering 400 meters in 5:14 %. two
seconds faster than his own record set
in 1917: 30 meters in 1874 As, three
fifths of a second better than the
record made by Vollmer, of New York.
in 1916. and 400 yards in 4:49 3-5.
which surpassed Vollmer's time of
4:56 is made in 1916.
The relay worlds records were 4
and 40 seconds for the 400
yard event, in which the swimmers
were Helen Wainwright, Charl ute
Boyle. Gertrude Ederle and Ethelda
Beibtrey: $50 80 for 500 yards. in
which Aileen Riggin swan the fifth
relay; and 7:11 1-5 for 600 yards, with
Alice Lord as the final performer.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
ADVANTAGE HELD
BY GOTHAM TEAMS
IN BOTH LEAGUES
New York Clubs Enter Final
Week in Pennant Races at
Top of Lists.

New York, Sept. 25.-The two New
York teams possess the advantage as
the final full week Of the major league
baseball season begins. The New York
Americans one-sided victory over the
Cleveland worlds champions Saturday
makes it imperative for the Indians to
turn the tables Monday or give the
Yankees lead that would be difficult
to overcome. In the National league
pennant race, New York increased its
lead to three games Sunday and Pitts
burgh has only slight chance of cap
turing the honors.
A Comparison Of the records Of the
New York and Cleveland American
teams last week reveals that in six
games each team scored 30 runs on
so hits. while the Yankees had only
one more error than the Indians. The
New York pitchers were hit trifle
border. Cleveland may have an OPP
portunity to make up ground after the
New York series, when four contests
are played with Chicago, which has won
only four out Of Is games from the In
dams this season and is now putting
up weak opposition. New York antici-
pates little trouble in its three games
er going in its single games with st:
Louis, Washington and Boston, each Of
which teams are displaying strength.
The st. Louis and Washington Amer
leans are having battle for third place
with it's consequent share in the worlds
series receipts. Washington won Its
seventh straight game Sunday and is
less than half game behind st. Louis.
Boston is trying to finish in the first
division, after having been fifth for the
past two seasons. Detroit is certain
of sixth place, one step better than last
year. Chicago's seventh place position
is its lowest since 1914. while Phila-
delphia trails for the seventh success
sive year since Connie Mack dismem-
bered the splendid Athletic team.
In the National league, New York
has slowed up somewhat. while Pitts
burgh appears to have regained its mid
season form. The Pirates have four
games to pay with st. Louis. which has
not let up in it's play after getting a
firm hold on third place. All the Ma
tional teams, from ST. Louis down, will
finish in the positions they hold.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
Champion Is Beaten
by Australian in
East West Tennis

Chicago, Sept. 25.-William Tilden.
national tennis champion, playing the
deciding match of the east-west cham
pionship series Sunday. was defeated
by J. O. Anderson. Of Australia, in one
OF the most spectacular matches ever
seen in Chicago.
The match not only went the full
limit of five sets but the final set see
sawed until the Seth game was reach
ed before victory came to Anderson
and the western contingent. The An
derson-Tilden scores were SO, 90.
81. 1-6, 1911.
Previous to the final match, the east
and west had split even on the four
matches of the day and evened up the
series four matches apiece. The sum
mary of the other matches follows:
Singles:
s. II. Voshell. of Brooklyn. defeated
Willis Davis, of San Francisco, As,
6-3. 60. go.
Vincent Richards. of Yonkers. New
York, defeated J. B. Hawkes., of Aus
traia. 6-4. %, Ga, IA.
Doubles:
Hawkes. and Anderson, of Australia
defeated Tilden, of Philadelphia, and
Arnold Jones, of New York, 4-6. g.,
SO, 6-3.
Clifford Herd. of San francisco,
and Marshall Allen. of Seattle. defeated
F. T. Anderson, of New York. and
Carl Fischer. Of Philadelphia. 6-S,
SO, 6-3, 3-6. rs.
While every match proved hard
fought. the Tilden- Anderson contest
was by far the feature and darkness
was lowering near when Tilden batted
the ball for the point that gave An
derson the match.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
Wins Decathlon in
A. A. u. Contest

Jersey City, Sept. 25.-Dan Shea,
member Of the New York fire depart
ment and representative of the Pas
time Athletic club, Sunday won the
national A. A. u. Decathlon champion
ship with grand total of 5,S40. 1913
points. Brutus Hamilton. university Of
Missouri, former champion, did not
compete this year. Hamilton won the
championship last year with 7,O22.9S
points. Patrick OConnor. Of New York,
shin hin with a total Of 5,ss7.s75. Joseph
Erbal, unattached. was third, with a
point score Of 5.591.S97.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
New York Fireman
Electric Scoreboard
at Grand Theater for
World Series Games

Great Falls baseball fans will have
an opportunity Of watching the world
series this year and see the movement
of the players as they fight for the
championship Of the major leagues. The
world series will start next week and
the first game will be played on the
National league champions grounds.
An electric scoreboard will be shown
ut the Grand theater during the series
according to an announcement from
Manager Bill Steege. The scoreboard
will be the same as last year and every
play will be flashed on the board by
direct wire from the grounds at which
the teams are playing.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-26
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Wants Hubby Cited
for Contempt; Charge
He Gave Her Beating
ial to the IrihiMne.

Special to the Tribune.
Lewistown. Sept. 25.-Verna T.
Wesling, who caused the arrest of her
husband, Mans Wesling, some days ago
on charge of beating her up terribly:
the man being released on bonds. and
who then filed suit for divorce against
Wesling, has filed motion to have the
defendant cited for contempt, setting
out in her affidavit that Judge Rudolf
Won Tobel signed an order restraining
Wesling from In any way interfering
with her during the litigation; that the
order was served on the defendant who
at once visited her and administered
another beating, saying he would "get
her il it cost him 80 years