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WYOMING WILL
HAVE EARLIER
GRID SEASONS
Coach Corbett Promises Real
"He-Man" Team in Con-
ference Games This
Year.

Coach corbctt has notified the foot.
hall squad II Wyoming university TO
report for practice in Laramie Sep
Y ember IL. A training table will be
located from that date in the univcr-
kitty m Practice will be staged
|pn the new grass neld. which will be
.used for all contests in which the
|state team engages.
The Wyoming schedule calls for
|frst action at Douglas, during the
Wyoming state fair. in a game be-
Tween two sets o. sru
'The regular schedule Includes games
with the Colorado Aggies at o Col
bins. Colorado College at Laramie
utah Aggies and University OF Utah
In Utah fields. Colorado Mines at
b .aramie. Denver University at Den
her. Gunnison State Normal at Lara
hnIe and Idaho University at Boise.
wyoming expects to have a real
team" said Coach Corbctt.
rand looks confidently TO a success
hui season. All OF last years men
nwil be back in line with the cxcep-
hons OF Simpson and Layman. who
|~ere graduated last spring: that is.
hi are eligible to be back in line
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Women'S Tourney
Opens on Course

CHICAGO. Aug. -s.-The Women
Western Golf associations annual
tourpament began today at the West
Moreland country club with an entry
list OF about $50 players. The 81 play
ers making lowest scores In h DUAL
flying rounds will be eligible for the
championship division, while three
other Nights OF 1s players each will
be bracketed for match play. which
starts tomorrow. There will also be n
medal play handicap consolation event
tomorrow for non-qualifierS.
, 1921-08-22
STERLING WINS
LARAMIE GAMES
Lowly Wildcats Drop Three
in a Row; Pitchers Fea-
ture Games.

STERLING. Colo, Aug. 22.5ster-
Inns won the deciding game of the SC.
ries from Laramie Saturday at the
elimination Of a pitchers battle be.
tween I'D Schinkel and Joe Sieman,
by a score OF . TO /.
Sigman, a former Laramie pitcher
let his teammates down with five hits.
after maintaining a rapid fire verbal
challenge to the players to hit his
easy ones. Ad Schinkei, loaned TO
Laramie by Denver looked good on
the mound and the hard hitting Stcr.
lingitcs only connected with seven
safe blows but hat was enough 10
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jackson out. hit by battcd ball.
Two out when winning run was
scored.
Summary: Stolen bases. Jackson,
Pitlcr. Elsh Two-base hits. Pitler.
Slattery, Graham. Cochran. Three.
base hit. Bostick. Home run. Samide.
Struck out. by Davenport /. by Steele
J. by Hewitt 5. Bases on balls, off
Davenport /, on Hewitt 4. Double
plays, Flynn to Mcneil. I-aSalle to
Harwood TO Graham Wild pitches,
jackson, Davenport. Hit by pitched
balls. Slattery. Mcneil. Innings
pitched by Hewitt .. runs s. hits II.
by Niles !, runs 0. hits ;; by Daven.
port .. ms s, hits 20; by Steele s,
runs 0, hits 2; by jackson ., runs /.
hits 4. Time OF game . hours. At.
tendance $500. Umpircs. Hawthorne
and Cassidy.
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pIRATEs SHOWING STRONG.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Pittsburgh
made the best showing of National
league teams during the last week,
winning six games and losing two. In
the American, Boston was best, win
ming four and losing two.
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to Meet
Harrison For
State Titles

DENVER, Aug. 22.-Piay in tho
thirteenth annual Colorado state ten.
mis- tournament will commence at :
o'clock this afternoon when eight
pairs OF contestants will meet in tho
first round singles on the city park
courts.
The field of 40 contestants will be
reduced to "a after today's matches.
Second round singles and first round
doubles arc scheduled tomorrow.
w /. Rehr. OF Casper, Wyo.. present
state champion. and W. C. Harrison,
of Fort Collins. finalist in the 1920
city tournament, will meet in OF
the matches today.
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RRONCS SPLIT
BISON GAMES
Hard Smuggling Marks Both
Contests With Edge Favor
ing Denverites.

DENVER. Colo. Aug. .z.-GreybuiI
captured tho first game OF the Sun.
day d~oublehoader yesterday but was
unable 10 hold the hard smuggling
Brones in the second contest The
first game wcnt to Grcybuii s-tois.
but Denver captured tho second s-tos.
Both games were marked by per-
sistent hard smuggling. GreybuIl pulling
out from behind in the first game but
outclassed In the second hitting bee.
Chief Bluejackct was credited with
Greybull's victory while KimplinE was
In the contest which GrcybuII lost.
Tho score
First Game. n. II. p.
Grcybull LOO los 7Ie-s i4 1
Denver -------- II H 500
Batteries-Greybull. Blueiacket and
Ashland: Denver, scrosgins and pia.
moud.
Second Game. II. II. T..
Greybuil ----i1o 900 1905 10 o
Denver -------o3t 900 3s.-s Is ,
Batteries-Grcybull. KimplinE and
Moore; Denver, Niles and Diamond.
Jewelry and watch repairing by er-
pert workmen. All work guaranteed.
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. O-S Bldg.
sS-tf
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manager. Mr.. Herman. who stated
that Zbyszko was leaving Saturday
for Europe in a ace with time to be
at tho bedside OF his mother who is
said to be dying at their home in 20
land.
Notice OF the change in arrange
ments were phoned to jack Taylor
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NEW BARNARD GOLF CHAMP.
o., Aug, 2s.-George NAV,

former national horseshoe pitching
champion. defeated Frank Jackson, OF
kellerton. Iowa. recognized national
in an exhibition match here
yesterday. six games out of nine.
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NEWARK. Aug. 22-Bobby Walt
hour, Jr.. son of the once noted pixie
Flyer yesterday clinched the Ameri-
can, amateur championship. With one
more race TO be decided. young Walt
hour has run up a total of is points in
winning three events and finishing
second in another. while William
Grimm OF New York. his nearest rival,
has only nine.
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w" % " iii THE TRIRINEC DACE OE CD0DTNC AICvIc I'LL First Nu
e--~-g 49, AH0A Va IA ONAAV0I VLVO WME
TAKE SUNDAY GAMES, DROP ONE TO DEN
Steele and Davenport Featured in Sun
day Games at ScottsbIuff; Denper
Captured Saturdays Game

ScoTTsBLUFF, Neb, Aug. 22.-After taking the first
game in a walkaway, it took the Casper Refners 10 full
innings to win the second game of a double-header Yesterday
from Scottsbluf by a score of 3 to 2. BY making the early
innings OF the first game count the Refners had little trouble
in running up a 10-to-3 score.
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SMITH WINS FROM sOX.

CHICAGO Aug. 22.-Smith, right
fielder for Washington, got four of his
teams 10 hits yesterday and Incl
dentally paved the way for the Sena-
tors defeat of the White Sox in the
second game of the series. The score
was 3 to o.
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New York 40. St. Louis $40.
Boston o. Cleveland 4.
Washington 3. Chicago 0.
Philadelphia o, Detroit s.
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First in NeUs
OF All EUents
TAYLOR LOSES CHANCE AT TITLE
will MEET MoNDT in COLORADO

Jack Taylor will have no opportunity to meet Stanley
Zbyszko for the worlds mat championship at Douglas during
the State Fair week, according to word received in Casper
this morning from E. A. Kline, who was promoting the sport
ing classic.
The match was cancelled at the Instructions of Zhvszko,s
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GOLF EXHIBITIONS.

BOSTON. Aug. ga tour Of the
Pacific coast for a series of exhibition
games will be undertaken December
1 by Jock Hutchinson. British open
golf champion. and Jim Barnes of
Pelham. American title holder.
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WILLIAMS GETS EIGHTEENTH.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-williams of
the st. Louis Americans got his 18th
home run Of the season yesterday in
the second game with the New York
Yankee. e
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three hits. two OF which were for OK.
ira bases. were the clouting stars OF
tho game
7sha 1920
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SATURDAY GAMES.
National League.

Pittsburgh s. Boston 4.
Cincinnati II. Brooklyn g.
Chicago 5, Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis 10. New York i.
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Do You Know that the highest
|fAds OF honey is produced in Ma
[ona county in sufficient quantity TO
|ppiy- ALI dealers. William Mosteller.
Q. Box HOS. 7-27-tf.
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SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire

| club in a free hitting exhibition con.
test: 1s to is.
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American League.
Games Today

National League.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia
st. Louis at New York,
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SCOTTSbLUFF
TRIMS BIS0NS
Pitchers Battle Goes to Kill
leen Before End of Hard
Battle.

sCorTSBLUFF. Neb- Aug. 90. -
Greybull dropped the last game Of the
sc%ottsbluff series Saturday when the
lrrigators responded to alright pitch
ing by killeen and gave him a three
run margin to work on. Grcybull
scored two runs in the eighth inning
for its only markers OF tho day. The
score ended J TO : in favor OF SCOTS.
bluff after the Irrigators pushed
across tho winning runs in the eighth.
Spike Kelley hurled a wonderful
game for Grcybuil He weakened a
trifie in the ninth inning and a brace
OF hits did the damage.
The scorei II. IL. L.
Greybun 900 900 o:o-e ! :
scoitsblun OOt 600 os.-3 0 o
tsg it.
Batteries Greybull. Kelley and
Moore; scottsbluff. KeIeen and Ben.
ninghoven.
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Il American League
Boston 3, Cleveland Z.
Philadelphia ?. Detroit 8.
Washington /, Chicago 0.
New York S, St Louis 2.
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Last Scores
American League.

st. Louis 4. New York 4.
Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn Q.
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STERLING MAKES CLEAN
SWEEP ~DOUBLEHEADER.

LARAMIE Wyo. Aug. 22.-Sterling
made n clean sweep of the Sunday
doublcheader punching its hits In tho
last three innings of the first game
W Arm quo SuINvu pun ; o, G uIm OF
the first inning of the second game
tho only scoro of h contest.
Noyes and VOORHEES,. Sterling pitch.
ing aces carried the burden for the
~Coloradians. VOORHEES, pitching n two
hit game TO win the second game.
Dyer. his opponent allowed but three
hits. This is VOORHEES, first appearance
with Sterling since he jumped the
Sydney. Neb., team to join his former
teal
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Bob steele opened the game on the
mound for Casper and allowed the r.
risators seven hits, threo OF which
came in the first inning. He was 60
Ing so strong that Arbogast gave the
word for him TO continue into the
second game.
inning Of the second game but after
that time were unable L do anything
with kidneys Blenders. In the mean
time Scottsbluff plugging along slowly
tied h score In the fourth inning. At
this Juncture Steele was jerked from
the game and Dave Davenport sent
in.
Scottsbluff never threatened after
that time but the home team tighten.
ed up so that II was the first of the
tenth inning before Casper scored
enth inning before Casper scored
igain. Scota4bluff was held scoreiess
and the game was over.
The score:
First Game r. II. L.
Casper 100 AL ois-lO IL o
Scottsbluff 200 600 100 I ,
Batteries-Casper. Steele. and Sam
lde; scottsbiuff, Brooks and Ben
n~inghoven.
Second Game r. H. L.
Casper 100 900 900 Ia s .
s%cottsbluff ----oo1 100 600 o. I .
Batteries-Casper. Steele. Daven-
port and samide: Scottsbluff. Kinney
and Benninghoven.
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American League.
Washington at Chicago
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
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CUBS HEAT HAZELTON.

HAzELToN. Pa. Aug. 2e.-The
Chicago Nationals yesterday defeated
the Hazelton professional baseball
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Casper at Scottsbluff.
Greybull at Denver.
Sterling at Laramie.
The diamond drill., 1921-03-12

4, John Kammerer came up from
Kenosha. Wis. to visit with his folks
here last week, returning on Thurs
day.
Joseph Keast comes along with a
weather prophet story that relegates
both G.. T. Roberts and Mede LaPlante
10 the back ranks. He claims ID have
seen a field mouse scampering about
last Thursday Joe says it's a sure
sign OF summer in the offing.
Charles Uren was in the city on
Monday circulating among his friends.
getting acquainted as il were Mr.. Uren
has been so steadily upon his logging
Job the past two months that he has
been seen but rarely i'm town. He
completed his hauling on Saturday
night and is moving his camp equip
msnt this week To the Balsam farm
which he has leased and will make his
headquarters for the next few years
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mandy arrived
in Crystal Falls last Thursday from
Marshall, Mich. Mr.. NANNY Is coun-
~ agent for Iron county and started
work Thursday. For the present
they are boarding with Mrs. Henskey
but are anxious TO get rooms for
light housekeeping. Anyone having
rooms OF the kind will please cali UP
the county agents office AT the court
house
A meeting of the county agricul-
tural committee was held at Iron Riv-
er last Monday which was attended
by many members of the Farm Bur
eau. One action taken was to recon-
mend 10 the board OF supervisors the
placing OF four bulletin boards at the
points where trunk line roads enter
Iron county. One will be placed AZ
Mansfield where No. IL enters Mans
field township, one where No 90 en-
ters Mastodon Township, one where
No. IL enters Iron River township
from the west and another where No.
73 enters Stambaugh township from
the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Odgers arrived
home on Thursday from Florida
where they spent nearly month |
sightseeing and enjoying the fine cli-
mate. They travelled extensively |
while in Florida and met many Crys- J
The diamond drill., 1921-03-12
SOCIETY


The Women's Auxiliary Unit of
the American Legion OF Louis Bow
man Post No. 81, held very enter
tanning "Bunco" party at their last
regular meeting, March 9th at the
Club rooms The first prize was won
by Mrs. Joseph Liberty and the con-
ISOLATION prize by Mrs. John Citizen.
The Masquerade ball given by the
Pythian Sisters I'm their lodge room
last Friday night was n success in
every way A largI crowd was pres
ent and many well dressed and COM
ical costumes were in evidence. Mrs.
August Phcta won 1st prize as the
best dressed lady, while Mrs. Frank
=. Noyes carried away second prize
for the most comically dressed.
The Little 500 Card Club" met with
Mrs. Thomas Conlin last Tuesday ev-
ening. The Ladies' prize was worp by
Mrs. George Voos and the Mems prize
by Joseph Keast. The meeting last
finished the first series and
as the other 800 Club" had finished
their first schedule also. II was de-
cided TO send a challenge TO the big
Club" to play a series of five games
10 begin as soon as arrangements can
be made. Mrs. Joseph Keast and
Mrs. VIM. Bosanko were appointed
TO issue the challenge and
% make all arrangements for the
series in case the challenge is accept
ed The big Club" holds its banquet
his evening at which time II Is ex-
,ected that action will be taken upon
he challenge.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs
D. NJ. Ross at her home on Fourth |
street next Saturday afternoon, March |
Continued on page 5
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A change came into the weather
last Tuesday night and the thermom-
etor dropped to about zero before the
morning. II was one Of the Snap
piest nights OF the winter.
Il. C. Badley has completed his
winters cut for the Kiel Woodenware
Co. and Is breaking camp. Next
winters work will be In Bates town
ship but Just where operations will
be conducted from Is yet a question.
Murray Ridelle was at Iron River
over the week end visiting with his
family who are there for a time un-
IN house Is ready for them in Cry
stal Falls.
City Hall Theatre. Saturday. March
18th. "Dardinella" the big Musical
Revue.
Arthur Larson got home from Eliza
bethtown, H.. last Tuesday and he
will remain here until things pick up.
The drill work upon which he was en-
gagged Is suspended for the present.
Ike Warshawsky has taken a posi-
ton with a Cleveland shoe firm and
is representing them on the road.
His territory is the mining country
OF Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnes9
ota.
The local lodge OF odd Fellows or
dered an entire lot OF new parapher-
MALTA for its degree team at its meet
ing last Monday night. The team is
rapidly rounding into form as one of
the best an the peninsula.
Evert Larson got home last Mon
day from Ann Arbor and will spend
a short time with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. c. +. Larson, before starting
out on his professional career. Ey-
ert received his degree from the Uni
versity last month.
II. A. Stewart. travelling freight and
passenger agent for the C. NJ. g. st. p.
road was in Crystal Falls last Tues
lay calling upon the patrons OF the
road. The Diamond Drill acknow-
lodges a pleasant call.
Paul Schook completed his log haul
ast Saturday but he has lot Of min
ng timber and ties In the swamp that |
he is hauling out this week. Mr..
Schook has nearly two million feet OF |
ogs on his landing near Mastodon, on
he Alpha line.
o. NJ Olson, Post Finance otiicer,
S in receipt OF limited supply OF /
lew American Legion lapel buttons.
They are like the former ones in de-
ign but smaller and much neater in
appearance. They may be purchased
~ the payment OF nominal sum.
Mr.. Peter Bevilacqua and daughter.
Teany, are visiting relatives in
Jiles, Michigan. this week. They
passed Porter, Ind, the place OF the
,reat wreck, Just one hour ahead OF
he trains that were In the wreck.
they travelled on the Michigan Cen
raj. They report no snow at Niles
'ut the ground is frozen.
Charles Lind was in from the farm
ng section bearing his name last
tuesday. He says that he has gone
mt OF the wood business Some tim
er is being cut in the vicinity OF his
arm this winter and most OF the job
ers there are winding up this week.
The minstrel show at the City Hall
last Thursday evening
las well liked and Manager St Ar
aud Is getting much praise for his
aving secured the troupe. His next
how is "Dardenella," a big musical
omedy
The diamond drill., 1921-03-12

tai Falls people, among them Andrew
Nelson, the vanderpools. Mrs. c. II.
Watson. the campbells, and Kimballs.
MIR. Odgers says that Charles Camp
bell is much improved in health; that
Andrew Nelson has sold out his
place and will be home in a week or
two.
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perso.als

Robert Keast has gone to IsRpemine
See Warshawsky's Grocery sale
list for price slashes.
LOST: An "Escanaba Gle NC. t.
pin. Finder return TO this Office. (9)
Miss Ruth Keast spent the week
end at Ishpeming visiting with friends
FOR SALE: Forty acres OF land
near railroad track. Inquire OF X.
p. Hollow.
Pete Thorin OF Iron River was a
business visitor in Crystal Falls last
Monday.
Coming "Dardinella" the smach-
ing singing farce ever held, Saturday.
March 10Th.
Don't miss "Dardinella" the musi-
cal hit OF the season. Saturday, March
18th.
DOM miss Miss Stolberg's opening.
See all the fine hats and other millin-
cry.
Miss Stolberg has an announcement
OF her grand opening in another col
umn OF this issue.
Hjalmar Malila sold his residence
property on Harrison street to Jack
Nyquist during the week.
The NJ. f. pulpit will be occupied
next Sunday evening by Prof. Brass
ington OF Alpha.
Miss Ellen Stephens OF Stambaugh
spent the week end with Miss Dorothy
Gribble.
FOR SALE CHEAP:-A wash bench
and wringer, connected. and small oil
stove for bath room. Inquire OF Mrs
Dustin.
Sheriff Waite went TO Racine last
week and brought back young man
who deserted his wife at Iron River.
Don't fail to attend Nathan War
shawsky's grocery sale for ii il one
that ought to interest you.
Mr.. T. Blackney and daughter Gar
dia OF Iron Mountain, spent Sunday |
with his mother who has been sick.
A marriage license was issued at
Iron Mountain last week TO Luigi |
Bazili, OF Alpha, and Nina Spigarelli
of Iron Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs Dahlgard and daugh-
ter Emma. are in Crystal Falls visit
dng with their children, Mrs. John
Peterson and Mr.. Fred Dahlgard.
Ivar Broman got home yesterday
from his trip TO Boston. He says
that he had the best time or his life
on his trip.
Nathan Warshawsky is holding a
grocery sale this week that ought TO
get the attention OF the buying pub
lic. Some slashing OF merchandise
is made that makes the sale worth
while.
The transport Somme is due to ar
rive at New York soon with over l.
500 bodies OF u. S. soldiers from
France. Local Legion and Auxiliary
members are anxious 10 learn IL the
remains OF Louis Bowman are i'm
cluded. AS soon as they learn def
nitely plans will be made for a pub
lie funeral here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-06
Mrs. James Bailey
of Coal Valley to
Observe Birthday

Trf-city friends Of Mrs. James
Bailey OF Coal Valley will be inter-
ested In the announcement OF the
open house to be held tomorrow
afternoon from 4 to O'Clock at the
home of her son, DIR. w. W. Bailey
OF % Dover court, Davenport. in
celebration of her S0th birthday
anniversary. The days observance
will include a family dinner at I
o'clock when some forty relatives
will be guests. The honOree's eight
children, Is grandchildren and her
great granddaughter. Baby Lillian
Cairnes Of Davenport, will be pres
ent.
Mrs. Bailey was born in Ireland,
but came to this country with her
parents, FIR. and Mrs. John War
mock, wh-n only six years of age.
The fanny settled in Rock Island
county, the daughter marrying
James Bailey and settling on a farm
near Coal Valley, where the home
has been
The children are Miss Mary and
Mrs. J. r Metzler at home, Mrs w.
II. Kunse of Logansport, Ind, Mrs.
X. T. Ferguson of Orion, Mrs. w.
II. Newton of Moline. DR.. II. w.
Bailey of Orion. J. w. Bailey of
Coal Valley and DR.. Bailey of Dav-
export. Mr.. and Mrs. John Camp
bell of New York, the latter sis
ter of Mrs. Bailey's, are here for
tomorroW's gathering.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-06
|EH,FfPdF5o5 ); !! m !;
V ! MRC ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: This
spring I graduated from college. 1t
is customary for the girls in the
senior class who have become en-
gagged to attend a breakfast given
especially for engaged girls. l am
afraid the desire to attend that
breakfast made me do very fool
/ ish thing. / became engaged short
ly before
Now that school is over and
! have returned home l have seen an
| old sweetheart again and I realize
/ that I care more for him than l do
my fiance My fianee lives in an
other state He writes to me every
day and seems hurt when / do not
write to him as often. He is expect
ing to come to see me in two weeks.
! The trip will cost a good deal and
when he comes hate to disappoint
him with the news that / do not
love him.
Do you think I should write him a
letter. or should let him come and
tell him then? TOMMIE.
My dear little girl, you have done
a very contemplate thing Unless
you change your methods and show
more aspect for love you will cheap
en- your feelings until you are I'M
able to know deep love. When
a man proposes to a girl, he is pay
ing her the highest tribute he can;
he is asking her to be his life COM
panion and the mother of his chill
dren. 1t is dishonorable for the
girl to treat his feeling lightly and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-06

70 become eco ne, engaged temporarily sim.
ply TOT selnsh reasons. san
Write the young man ius,
letter as you can. Ii would nc ~
; be fair to let him spend tbe IN no'
to go to see you only TO hes 80 .sy
news you have for him 'o'
Dear Mrs. Thompson. -
years old. l have been going ~. q
a fellow five months who is W.T. WIZ
years my senior. l do moi r Se'5E
care for him, but he tatoa eal'l
places and shows me a goo5 Iu'
except about going to dances '', ~;
my girl chums go and I hsvo a. "a
ways gone and like to dance IA a..
dances are given by lodge ana : Us ns
nice people go, but this fellow wo, a.
go. "0A
There is another fellow lib.
real we'll who is about nv arc II,
always goes and often asks mo =
dance with him. He would 90 Nil
me if ! would let him. But the dsI
after l have been to a dance ~.
other fellow gets angry and saw,
he is going to quit because I was q,
the dance or because l danced viii
this other fellow. -
What would yOu advise me 10 do
go to the dances and enjoy myseF
or stay at home and never go an,
place Just to please the other feI
low! IN DOUBT
Since you do not care for IN,
young man who objects to dances
l would not advise you to give hi
dancing on his account. He has M
claim on you and you should fee
free to DO as you want to.