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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-01-06

American Legion MEMBERS in Pine
dale, Wyo. claim that their Phillips
Edwards Post is farthest from a rail-
road of any post in the United
States. The distance from the near
est railway line is said to be llo
miles. There are thirty-five mem
bers in the Post, which represents a
territory of five hundred square
miles.
, 1921-12-28
DEFEATS FLYNN, CUMMINGS BESTS KICKS
PUEBLO FIREMAN UNABLE TO LAND TO ADVANTAGE

prsciatsd that the ring was covered
with silver.
Spike Murphy. who has been out o.
the ring for many months, looked like
a champion last night. He whAled into
Jess Reed and 80 outclassed the coast
battler that he won By a technical
knockout in the second round after
ho had bean knocked down and
through the ropes.
Jim Anderson. a brother OF the IA
nous Eddie Anderson n Leo Con
nell. both graduates OF Ellis tourna-
ments fought four fast rounds to a
draw decision. Both boys mixed freely
throughout the mill but the fight was
too short to be conclusive.
Harry Alvarez. ono time lightweight
aapirant ana now a Casper business
man acted as referes. His decisions
were popular except in n event. Jack
Haley acted as timer and Hal Curran
announcer. Tho fights were staged
under the auspices OF the American
Legion. All matches were arranged
by George Mcleod.
, 1921-12-28
RIGHT ON VERGE
Of AbREAkD0WN
Seattle Woman Overcame
Trouble and Is Restored to
Health and Happiness.

A remarkable instance OF h power
of Tanlac to overcome stomach trou'
BILE is reported by Mrs. Nellie Terrill.
of 2osM Eighth avenue. Seattle. Wash
who says;
I'm Just so overjoyed at my recov'
cry that I can hardly find words to ex-
press my gratitude to Tanlac- Ever
since I was q girl I had been in bad
health, unable to cat what I wanted
and suffering the greatest distress
afterwards.
when I began taking Tanlac 1
was extremely and subject to
fearful headaches and SO weak 1 was
right on the verge of a total collapse
But my friends hardly know me now,
for 1 have actually gained twenty
nine pounds in weight and ! Just can
tell how happy 1 am. as ] am able
to eat what / want for the first time
in many years. I think Taniac is a
grand medicine and I feel that l VIII
never be able to say about 1t the good
1 think It deserves"
Tanlac is sold in Casper by h Cas-
per Pharmacy and by leading drug
eists everywhcre.-Adv.
, 1921-12-28

games. Kirke. leading batter. also led
in put-outs-1,7 s2.
At second base, Bethel Of Louisville.
accepted the astounding number OF
ss1 chances in I13 games before suf-
ferifg an injury that put him out for
the balance OF the season. r. Grimes.
Toledo. had had 4s4 put-outs and 5o2
assists. a total OF ess put-outs in 145
games. and Edward Sticking. Indian.
apoiis. s3s put-outs and to5 assists in
147 games.
]. NJ. Schepner. Louisville. accepted
6t6 chances. at third hase IN 1es
games with the good average OF .s5e,
II. d. Baird. indianapolis. 5i5 chances
in 1853 games. and William McKcchnie,
Minneapolis. 473 chnncesdn 1853 games
On August /, w. r. Lutzke. Kansas
City. had two put-outs n ten as
sists at third base, with an error, I'm
a nine inning game-
Among the shortstops. James T.,
Cooney. Milwaukee. was first, with 3s7
put-outs and 623 assists in i62 games,
with an average OF $4,000 accepted
changes in 1872 games Is very close 10
a worlds record. Henry Schneider In
dianapolis. had ss1 chances in 153
games. and b. A. Bailonger, Louisville
siT In ISL games.
wilbur Good. Kansas City. caught
$50 flies, and threw out 10 men. a total
of 466 CHANCES In 1874 games in the
outfield. Ray Massey, Louisville. had
1886 put-outs and 20 assists; A Wick
land, Toledo. s2s and rs assists in 15s
games. and A. ]. Hiil. Toledo. 3i2 put
outs -and 81 assists In 127 games
Among the catchers. Leo Dixon. In
dianapolis. threw out 13e men. Nick
Allen. st. Paul. 1s1. and Walter May
err, Minneapolis. liz.
, 1921-12-28
PAYS
IN CALIFORNIA
Net Earnings for Year to
Amount to Over $780,
600, Reports Show.

BERKELEY. Cal. Dec. ss.-root-
ball was n paying business at the Unit
versity OF California here in 1871, ac-
cording TO figures Just announced by
Graduate Manager Luther A. Nichols.
Including the salaries OF coaches.
football for tho a cost s76,ss47s.
Proceeds OF preliminary games wars
s5i,s5&2s and approximately iToG. 900
was realized from the contest with
stan,crd. Sun more money is to come
from the game against Washington
and jefferson college At Pasadena
January ?.
Besides making money. California
went undefeated on the Eridiron and
won the Pacific Coast conference title.
, 1921-12-28
First in Neus
OF All EUents
Polo Grounds
Company Sued
For 100000

NEW YORK. Dec. 7s.-Ths Nation,
el Exhibition company. we OF the
Polo grounds. Is defendant in a suit
for 500. 900 brought by Frank Lang
a Bronx butcher for injuries suffered
by his four-year-oid daughter Freda,
in a fail from tho bieaehers during a
baseball same at the Polo ground,
last May.
The complaint stated that the
bleachors were damned and during the
game tho father found his daughter
had disappeared. Investigating. he
discovered she had fallen 80 feet. SUI.
fcring a confusion OF the brain.
It was charged thai faulty safe
guards were responsible for the ac.
cident. Mr.. Lang seeks $4,000 for
his daughter and .ss.ao0 for himself
, 1921-12-28
CENTRE SQUAD ON WAY
TO DALLAS FOR GAME

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 2s.-rhe
Centre college football team Of Dan.
vile, Ky. which defeatsa the Uni.
vernlty OF Arizona eleven. $50 here
Monday, was on It's way today 10 Dial.
las, Texas where on January 2 the
Colonies arc scheduled to tackle their
fecond western post-season opponent,
fhe Texas Agricultural and Mechanical
college Aggregation.
The University OF Arizona squad
also departed for Tucson.
, 1921-12-28
SisLer Content
To Swat Ball

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2s.-George sisler,
star first baseman for tho ST. Louis
Americans does not aspire TO DO a ma.
jor league manager and Is satisfied in
tho role OF player. according to his
own assertion yesterday.
Sisier managed Los Angeles IN the
Pacific Coast winter league and won
tho pennant. Sister war offered the
management OF the Browns last year
but declined on tho ground that he did
not have the time or inclination TO be
a manager. He is spending the hoil-
Gays at his homo here.
, 1921-12-28
CALIFORNIA ROUNDING
into SHAPE FOR CAME

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. 2s.-Brisk
daily workouts rapidly are putting the
University OF California football
squad into form for the interseotional
clash here next Monday with the
Washington and jefferson college
team.
More secret practice was scheduled
for today. Yesterday the men spent
half an hour or signals and devoted
an hour TO fast scrimmage.
, 1921-12-28

cisiou over his lighter. olassler ana
gritty antagonist.
Kicks had everything but apparent.
ly was outweighed 10 or IL u
His flashing left stopped many Of
Cummings PUSHES bu. tho veteran bat.
teler's weight told and he scored a
clean ~knockdown in n first round.
Kicks took nino before coming back.
He dogged II for a round protecting
himself until he recuperated. He
turned loose again in the third round
but was groggy. He went down again
and took a count OF nine. When he
came back however. he was fighting
~viciousiy n Cummings only had a
shade.
Cummings had apparently shot his
bolt in the first three rounds for after
that Kicks battled him evenly unit
tho sixth round. In the final frame
Kicks turned loose md hurled so many
hard gloves at Cummings that the
veteran was groggy and beaten badly
at the end. The decision awarding the
bout TO Cummings was unpopular in
many sections OF the house who
thought that by reason OF Kicks won,
derful recuperative showing he should
have been given a draw.
Kid shay OF Lusk and Young Dernp
sey Of Van Tassel. both OF whom paid
their wi expenses TO Casper Just to
stage their fight put on n warm open
ing affray. Their efforts at the end
Of four rounds were so literally ap
, 1921-12-28

Flynn n seek good openings &c send
home his terrific punches. Flynn kept
boring in from start TO finish but
never landed clearly on Perkins as
they came together.
Many times Perkins met Flynn as
no was coming in and rocked him. As
the fight wore on Perkins became
more confident and after tho third
round ended Perkins was more than
ready to exchange punches al any
range with Flynn.
It was noticeable from the start
that Perkins was not only beating
Flynn in long range exchanges but
was worsting him badly In tho close
ups. Fiynn's style OF fighting.
Both men bled freely. Perkins from
short right and left hooks which he
received in the clinches and Flynn
from the rockets which Perkins fired
constantly throughout the fight.
The decision which returned Per
kins the victor was popular.
In no round OF tho 10 did Flynn
have a lead and in only one was there
a semblance of n draw.
Although the home crowd was for
Perkins. Flynn boring in tactics
sand his ability TO assimiiato punish.
ment recalls why II was that he has
been a great battler.
One Of the most sensational fights
of the bill was the semiswindup In
which Paddy Kicks and Danny Cum
mlngs milled through six rounds. Cum,
mings was awarded an unpopulsr de
, 1921-12-28
III THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
"Bo'' McMiHin
To Take Bride

FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. as
Preparations for an elaborate wedding
for Boz McAnilin. Cerfttb dbiieed
football star and Miss Maude Marie
Miers. a Fort Worth girl who Will be
married here january :. are being
tsAde Hundreds OF friends OF the IA,
nous Kentucky college star from all
over the country VIII attend the wed
ding. It was stated today.
, 1921-12-28
MdndeU and
Garcia Matched

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-sammy Man.
dell. Rockford featherweiEht was yes
terday matched to meet Frankie Gar
cha OF San Francisco at Memphis,
Tenn, IN January 16 in an s-round
fight. They will both make 40
pounds.
, 1921-12-28
Golf Schedules
Nay Be Changed

CHICAGO Dec, 2s.-Golf schedules
II the Texas-Mississippi circuit. and
the Atlantic coaat resorts r TO be re
arranged. according to word received
here today. SO that other southern
Gtates ~in addition to southeastern
coast staten will have a a Of the
rolf spotlight during the winter
months.
The golf state and commercial or,
-a~nizations are behind the movement
md they are certain that the matter
Of schedules will be adjusted.
The lighthouse on HeiigolGhd is
said to possess the most powerful
light in the worid@o.o 100000 candle
power.
, 1921-12-28
ShOcker Laid
Up With Injury

ST. LOUIS. DEC. .s.-Urban Shock.
err. right hand pitcher for tho Browns.
has suffered n fractured left wrist by
moving an article OF furniture at his
home here. 1t became known yester.
day.
, 1921-12-28
ASSOCIATION SLUGGERSHOLDT TO
RECORD AMONG MAJOR LEAGUES
Kansas City Again at Top Of List While Columbus
In Eighth Place Shows Average Of .284 for
Batters; Other Averages Announced.

The American Association still holds first rank in batting
among the major baseball organizations. During the season
just closed Kansas City maintained its reputation as the pre-
mier among the teams of sluggers, closing with an average
of .31S. Columbus, in eighth place, had .2S4, a champion
ship figure of a few years ago. These figures are given in
, 1921-12-28

Within the past few years Miss
Mary Bonner OF New York has writ
ten over four thousand stories for
children-and all Of them have been
published.
, 1921-12-28
Local Heavyweight Has All the Best Of Ten Rounds
Of Hard Milling; Cummings Decision Not
Popular With Paddy's Rooters

Harvey Perkins, local heavyweight batler, broke into
lame in the Rocky Mountain district last night when he
pounded Jim Flynn, the giant Pueblo fireman, in every round
of the 10-frame battle which they staged as the mai, event
of one of the best sporting cards which was ever staged here
Perkins was wary at first and contented himself to hoy
, 1921-12-28

Jewelry md watch repairing by ex-
pert workmca. All work guaranteed
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AN INTELLIGENT EFFORT TO AVOID

THE LAWS DELAY-Georgans will be nte
ested in experiment now under way in Illinois
whereby it is hoped to simplify litigation an,
circumvent the so-called law s-dclay", of wh>
we hear so much from time to time. Lawyers
themselves realize the good that might come Of
simplified litigation and doing away with unnec-
essary delay in reaching final and binding legal
conclusions.
Chicago's business circles are interested in and
watching closely the showing made by the vo,-
tary Trade Court, established under authority
of the lhrois arbtrations and awards act This
court is rev. 1t represents the invisible third
party, tie public-in every trade dispute
1t may be appealed to by joint agreement in
writing by the parties to any such larrc 1t is
not compulsory, but its findings ar: final as tc
l-iestions OF fact when both parties have referred
their case 10 it. ne. 81, -. =.
1t p:unes cause OF mere dilatory technicalitics
and eliminates the delays and continuanccs con-
seqrcnt upon crowded court docket: 1t mater
tally reduces counsel fees as well because in the
frst place it does away with question, CT proceed
ulC lCI LIlc COHSlucIdtOn OF WnlCn COunSeI must
necessarily charge, while, in the second place,
fixed s,hc0ule of fees for service is provided to
which counsel must conform and VIII. Il is graded
according TO the amount of controversy. The lit
igatlon who goes to this court tell in advance
with reasonable accuracy just whit it costs are
going to be.
tvs lar the court has functioned with CELEBRITY
and y The satisfaction of those appealing to it.
Eesidc> greatly expeditng the causes brought be-
fore it, IT has relieved the overcrowded dockets of
the State Courts.
he laws delays ancient "scandal i'll
Chicago, as everywhere else, including Georgia
and this cooperative effort to end them seems
wise move. At least the experiment is intelli-
gent and well worth Watching"
The above editorial from the Atlanta Georgian
bears out the suggestion made some weeks ago
by Sydney Clare in City Court" 1t
seems court outlined in Mr.. Clrae's former
article is already in existence in Chicago and doing
satisfactory service.
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BAGASSE-Webster defines bagasse as "sugar-
cane refuse delivered from the crushing mill .
1t was waste substance SO common in the
South, tons upon tons of which has annually for
years been cast aside to clutter up the landscape
and cane mill surroundings on southern farms and
to dispose of which has always been a source of
annoyance to the planter.
But just as utilitaran uses of great value were
eventually found for cotton seed for formerly I'M
desirable soft woods, from which we now get pa
per; for straw and inedible grass, from which the
hats mats etc, are made, SO, it is said upon re-
sponsible authority, that begasse has been found
to be useful product as a building material
A mill in Louisiana short time ago turned
out bagasse board twelve feet wide and 800 feet
in length capable of being sawed into enough lum-
Der to side good sized house
The Dallas CTexas) News recently discussed
the utility of bagasse, and its availability as a
lumber substitute, in part follows:
For one thing, it is waterproof For another
1t can be sawed and nailed like any other lumber
1t weighs only six-tenths of pound per square
foot which is, of course much lighter than ordi-
nary wood. The chemicals employed III the max
ing of it tend to resist decay. 1t takes coat of
paint, stucco and the like readily 1t is god in
sulator against sound heat or the lack of heat 1t
| can be used inn either interior or exterior work.
1t is solid board, not built up of layers. 1t can
be made into canoes sheathing for refrgerators,
fireless cookers ceiling, subflooring, and any num-
Der of divers uses. Finally it is expected to low
err building costs
1t may be, indeed, that there is brand new in
dustry in the making-and Distinctly southern
linduStry-and VINO will assume to forete its pos
sbities
Possibly it is literally true that there is nothing
| new under the sun; but the ingenuity of is
onstaG{ly evolving and discovering new uses for
| Kings that are old and mmonplace.-Atlanta
Constitution.
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sonorous creetinos.

JUST mere passport issued by a
New Haven Justice and approved by
,he government in 1907 bears the
GLOWING mass OF words: Most Serene
Serene most Puissunl. Puissant, High.
1lustriOus. Noble, Honorable, Veneer.
tble wise and prudent, Lords. EN-.
eerors. Kings, Republics Princes,
Dukes. Earls, Barons, Lords, Burgo-
masters, Schepens, Counsellors, az
also Judges, Officers. .Tusticiaries and
Regents of all the good cities am
places. whether Ecclesiastical or Secu-
ar. who shall see these patents, or
Near them read"
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The city newspaper cartooniSt
likes 20 picture the farmer chap
with billygoat WI 'skers and corn
cob pipe.
But the new oartoonists are be-
ginning to see that even If there
eN. were the extremes we used to
see in the papers, there is a new far
mer developing.
The sew cartoonist has noticed
that the new farmer has a good
deal in him of the type of the alert
business man of the growing cities.
He may go around the farm in
overalls Just as peperful city man
goes about in short sleeves and old
suit, but when he is away from the
business, he is pretty up to date.
Cartoonist Plumb herewith presents
the old and new.
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Ant Hills STAR 4 Elka.

Perhaps the strangest of causes
Shich ever produced a fire was an
ant hill. There is species Of ant
known as the wood ant which makes
nest entirely Of vegetable matter.
Under certain circumstances this may
ierineat until 1t gets hot enough to
Degin to sInolder. Then comes q
breeze which fans the spark int
dame. and the result may be q sazisuas
Forest Ora.
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eeetles Blood for Wars.

Dr.. q. Escomel describes In Anara
de la Facultad de Medicina (Lima
Peru) certain pseudo beetles the blood
Of which has from time immemorisl
been used by the natives for curing
warts. Under It these growthS tprn
white. as II cNuterized by On ar1
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Persia "Home" o. Nlobt,ncs,e

Persia is the natural habitat for
ne nightingale and these Songsters
ire very abundant there. For many
CENTURIES the Persian perfumes have
been considered among the hest on the
market. These are largely made from
he Juice Of rose petals. The cultiva-
Ion OF roses =" aercial purposes
Q quite geDer
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FORD OWNERS Our Automatic
Accelerator Foot Feed will make
your Ford drive like a six. Saves
gas and repair bills. Guaranteed to
please or money refunded. Price
$2.85. delivered. Perrin and Co., 228
West Oconee st. Fitzgerald, Ga. DIP
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HOUSE MOVING - Before con-
tracing for any house moving job
consult J. C~HAWES, Ocilla, Ga.
He Will save you money. Eth
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HIGH SCHOOL OF PIEDMONT COLLEGE

Highest OftciaI Educational Standing
Christian
and girls under the Prepares
e teaching college College atmosphere Library Ath
iet Music Expression Ho Economics very For full
information wife Dean c. Rogers Piedmont College, Demorest Ca
NextWeek o College
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REWARD-for Liver spotted Point
er dog, bob tai! potify Guy Robinson
1915 WesA Central Ave. tfpd
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CLASSIFIED ADS
w A N T E D

HAIR WAVING
Absolutely harmless, not affected by
shAmpsoing. For full particulars
phone 4OS or 271-L. dS15p'
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Ex-PresIdent In Congress.


Only one president returned to pub
&c life after quitting his office. John
Quincy Adams. retiring from the pres.
hency 70 1929. returned to Washington
% 1881 a. member Of the house Of
representatives at the age Of sixty.
tour. Friends feared this step would
aim the luster Of his great fame. but
Ms service in congress emily added 70
sis renown.
Supsrstitiens OF Siam.
In Siam all babies receive the same
3ame at birth. This name is Daps.
which means red. and 1t IL the only
resignation for some months. At birth
cord blessed by the priests Is tied
round the outside Of the house and
three balls Of rice are thrown In lucky
directions"
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F o R S A L E

FOR SALES room house all con-
veniences modern, walks and curbing,
cheap if takep>st once, Apply at soy.
w. JeSSan1fne or phone 40. SIS
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Mr.. Roger Dickson leaves today
for Columbus where he will be best
man at 1.-The marriage Wednesday of
his friend, Col. J. Frank Terry to
Miss Mary Cozart of Columbus.
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F o R R E N T

FOR neutrality-suspicious. rooms.
ion firstflo&1-~4r6 w. Central Ave. If
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ROOM FOR RENT-zfafnished bed
room to tea&hers~oT business ladies,
apply 504 s.. Grant St. 1t.
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TYPEWRITER RIBBONS - lust
received fresh stock of typewriter vib-
bons for Oliver, L. c. Smith, Under
wood, Remington and Royals. Carbon
paper also-Leader Publishing Co.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25

Pop was smoaking behind the paper
after suppir and ma Sed, NIllyum. L
wunt to show you my new hat, now Will
yum ! wunt your candid opinion % don't
say You like it If YOU don't. because if you
/, don't there's still time for me to change 1t.
And she went out of the room and
came back agen with her new hat on, be
ing a red kind of Il hat with black and
yello things ma saying, Now mind Will
yum. don't say you like it if you don't,
now take good look at it ferst.
And she started 70 wawk GROUND the
room with the hat still on so pop could
see it all GROUND without wawking er-
round it himself, pop saying, Well. its
nice hat, l think. all things considered
/ think it a nee hat.
Wat do you mean by all things consid-
cred. Willyum? sed ma. that sounds as
| if you had a secret reservation or dub
| bic meening or something. and pop scd,
| Not at all, not at all, ony perhaps for
one thing maybe it has quite a good eel
of red on it, you mite say.
WY WiIlyum the ideer, YOU mite say
nuthing of the kind, one reason wy | took
| this partickler hat was because it was
I so inconspicuous. you don't know wat
you're tawking about. Willyum sed ma.
Suppose not, don't notice me, ony |
| thawt perhaps the hole hat, in a way Of
| speaking, looks little large for you,
sed pop.
Large, well upon my werd WiIlyum,
YOU must be blind or crazy or something
this evening, the hats small if enything.
| if you wunt to know the truth, sed ma.
| aAd pop sed. I'm n CRATE believer in the
truth and I'm glad to know the hat i
all rite and its bin a CRATE pieZZure and
| a unforgettibles Experience To have you
| lissen to my judgment with sutch an open
| mind.
| O WilIyum, do you reilly and truly
/ think its all rite? sed ma.
| AbSiloOtly and positively o. k, Sed pom.
sweet for enything, | knew | could trust
your judgment, then III keep the hat jest
as it is. as long AZ you say 50.
| It's crate life if you don't weeken.
| sed pop, and got behind the paper agen.