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The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-12-02

Here is a gift bag that may be de-
pended on to please anyone who Is
fortunate enough to receive 1t and is
suited to either men or women. 1t
will answer many purposes and re-
quires only basket, a length of silk
for the top, silk cord for hangers
and small silk roses for trimming, to
make 1t. In larger sizes 1t makes an
attractive laundry bag.
, 1921-11-18
SNOW DELAYS
GRID PRACTICE
Independents" to Get Out
Monday for Workout.
Heavy Backheld.

Below zero temperatures and too
much now on the ground has resulted
in the Casper Independents. the foot
ball team organized from former col
lege and high school stars and Army
and Navy players. 10 postpone their
practice. 1t is now r.anned to bs-'
the cam practice Monday afternoon
and players are hoping hat tho snow
viii have melted Off the field by that
time.
Since first announcement OF the
team, the Independents have added to
their list two new backfield men. They
r Bill Simpkins. 30 pound halfback
who made The Nebraska all state team
two years playing with York high,
and Glib Hansen. formerly Of HIVE
lock high school. Hansen has been
playing this year with the Greybuli
American Legion team and is in first
class condition.
The Independents will have the
heaviest backfleld ever seen in action
In Casper. Their temporary lineup Of
backs include Simpkins 30. Cyprean.
sen 1875. Long IT'S. Finch 10. Hansen
165 and Roach 100 pounds.
, 1921-11-18
OHIO STATE GROOMING ELEVEN FOR ILLINOIS battle
ELECTRIC sC0REB0AD TO Be USED FOR OVERFLOW

COLUMBUS. Nov. 1s.-with the
heavy drill OF n strenuous season over,
ana both teams keyed to fighting
pitch. Ohio State clash here Saturday
in their eighth annual gridiron bat
tie.
so great Is the interest IN the game
and so unprecedented the demand for
tickets That an electric ~scoreboard will
be used to give the overflow crowd an
opportunity to witness" the game.
Ohio State looks TO a big favorite
ovcr Illinois based on tho seasons
performanccs--but Ohio coaches and
players long since have discarded that
failacious argument. They know full
well that zuppe would rather beat the
Buckeye than any othes eleven in tho
Big Ten.
Ohio State scouts who have scrutiniz-
every move of zuppe's charges. In
sist Illinois has the makings Of a typ
Sucker eicven-one that is smart
ly coached. on its toes every minute
OF play and likely TO be dangerous Mt
any time.
That early season defeats were due
10 n combination OF injuries 10 essen.
tial players and departure from zup-
pos old style OF play rather thai TO
inherent weakness is the belief OF the
Ohio scouts.
Each week they have reported the
Him showing real Improvement and
have predicted all along that ce in
vaders would be just about ripe 20 fall
in all their wrath on the Ohioans along
about Nov. 10.
Only the initial contest between the
Illinois Ohio rivals was one-sided. H.
linois winning 81 to o the second year
Ohio tried its hand at big league foot
ball. The year following, 1915. Ohio
double-crossed the all-wfse critics by
finishing even with the Him In . to 8
same. Only a belated three points
, 1921-11-18
HE WON THE BET

II was nkeptical OF all medicine
and doctors. A friend advised me to
take Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and
assured me 1t had cured him of his
stomach. trouble. I didn't take any
in II and he bet mo $50 that IL
would be equally successful in my
case. He won the best" 1t is a sim.
plc. harmless preparation hat re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the imam.
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal all.
ments. including appendicitis. one
dose will convince or money refunded.
At all druggists.-Ady.
, 1921-11-18
SEASON
CAME |SURGED
Determination tof Big Ten
Title by Direct Competition
Is Demanded.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Agitation for
some method OF determining the West
tern conference football championship
each year by actual competition be-
tween tho elevens with the highest
ranking at the close OF the season Is
being actively conducted by football
enthusiasts in the middlewest, and the
subject is bound TO receive considera-
ton at tho December 3 schedule meet
ipg OF the conference faculty repre-
sentRtivee.
Coaches OF both Ohio state and
Iowa, each with an unbroken string
OF conference victories. havo indicated
their unwiliingncss TO enter into ne.
violations for a post-season clash,
which would be against tho present
conference rules. In recent years the
troublesome timo dispute has been
eliminated by tho results of the closing
games.
This year. however. Ohio state en-
thusiasts claim their squad has met
and defeated stronger teams than the
Iowa eleven while Iowa hackers point
to the early season defeat OF Ohio by
oberlin. a nonconferenoe eleven. I to
Q. as grounds for giving the title 70
Iowa.
, 1921-11-18
NEW MANAGERS
IN COAST BALL
Changes in Sight at Frisco,
Sacramento, Salt Lake,
Portland and Seattle.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1s.-E1ve
Pacific Coast league baseball clubs,
san Francisco, Sacramento. salt Lake.
portland and Seattle, win have new
managers next year. according TO re.
cent reports No changes IN the man.
remen will be made by tho other
three league teams. Oakland. Los An.
gelss and Vernon.
Charles Graham, manager OF the
San Francisco Seals. has =esigned and
ls in the cast looking Tor someone
40 take over his work. Salt Lake
has released Manager Gravy era.
yath and signed George f. DUFFY
Lewis to handle tho club. Walter Nc.
Creole. manager Of the Portland
Beavers resigned when his club
changed hands recently. Bill Rodgers
Sacramento manager. has been re
leased and there is talk Of Charlie
Pick. Sacramento captain. being given
the post. Rodgers is dickering with
Portland. The Seattle Indians, IL is
said. will not be handled by Duke"
Kenworthy next season. Kenworthy
also is being mentioned for the Port.
land post
, 1921-11-18

registered by Bart Macomber's toe nut
tho lhini on an even footing with the
Ohioans.
In 1916 Chic Harley annexed m. ,i,,.
on inhnois Held by putting Ohio State
out in'front in h a now historic Z TO
: game A year later Ohio. in winning
its second conference championship.
spilled Illinois 10 to o. In 1918, the s,
a 4. Z. year. the niini were on the
long end OF a 10 to o count.
With tho Big Ten title in their
grasp, Ohio States Eridders were
forced TO DO content with second placr
when zuppe's protego ran up nine
points with only ond to spare be.
fore h final whistle winning 0 to 7.
Last fall. TRUCK Myers, present
Buckeye captain. crushed Illinois
hopes after tho last whistle wns
blown. the play having started n sec.
ond before the blast.
Featured also as tho annual Home.
coming game. even, ticket for tho
contest long since has been disposed
of. The game also probably viii mark
the last 8 of Ohio Field as an ath-
letic arena for major attractions, the
Ohio Stadium with its seating capacity
of $4,000 being ready for next fails
big INT according to present plans.
The two elevens viii be about equal
in weight and should enter the game
al ont on n par. There will be no
over-cont'dence in Dhio's camp for
Coach Jack Wilson has impressed his
men daily that they.can afford to take
no chances. There's no undue opti-
mism la the student body. either.
With Pig Ten berors perhaps as
h prize nee moic ONE cf the hardest
fought gaines OF tie year IS in pros
pect. Cniess ,irex, g. tel injuries de-
veiop. the Ohio hattie r Will BIO the
snmc as against Ca;eogu.
, 1921-11-18
Of c. WANTS
TO MEET BEST
California Coach Going East
to Select Team for Post
Season Game.

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. 1s.-Andy
Smith. head coach OF tho University Of
California football team. announced
today that no would a for the
east Sunday 10 witness the Army
Navy and other big contests, and in
cidenrally. to sec in action the team
that will be selected to play tho Pa
eifc Coast conference champions at
Pasadena on New Years day.
Smith anticipates tina the eastern
team will be chosen by the Pasadena
promoters while he Is away. and that
he will have plenty Of opportunity to
study 81.
Coach Smith said he also would at.
tempt to arouse interest in n contest
between California and some outstAnd-
ing eastern university for next ear.
, 1921-11-18
RECORD CLEAN
ATPENN STATE
Football Eleven to Leave
Thanksgiving for Game
With Washington.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Nov. 49,
Tho Pennsylvania State College foot.
ball team which has not los q game
this season; will leave Thanksgiving
night after tho University OF P.tts.
burgh contest fer Seattle where they
will meet the University OF Washing,
ton on December ,.
The trip has been arranged by
Coach Hugh Bezdek as a reward for
the players for successfully comins
through ono of the hardest schedules
Of any eastern eleven. Tho first two
teams will be taken to the coast and
II is expected two or three additional
players Will mako tho trip. Tho squad
is due in Seattle November IS.
, 1921-11-18
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
Anderson and
LaHgfOrd Meet

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Nov. 1s.-Lec
Anderson. negro. light heavyweight
champion will defend his title against
challenger Sam L~angford. also n
Negro. here in a Thanksgiving day TO-
round bout, It was announced here to-
day by a local promoter. Another
promoter announced a 10-round match
between Charley white OF Chicago
and Freddie Hill OF Fort Worth. Tex
As, for Thanksgiving day. They arc
Ightweights.
, 1921-11-18
A~erOnautics
Bureau Seen

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.--creauon
Of a bureau Of civil aeronautics in the
department OF is proposed
In a bill introduced by Representative
Hicks. Republican, Now York. The
measure provides for Inspection and
licensing OF pilots and planes. estab-
lishment of air routes ard airdomes
and dissemination or weather reports
.for the benefit OF pilots.
, 1921-11-18
ZbyszkO Wins
From MOnM in
Straight Falls

DENVER, Nov. is. = stanisiaus
zbyszko. heavyweight wrestifn &
champion. won two straight falls
from Toots Mondt of Greeley. Colo.
here Wednesday. The first fall came
after 1 hour s minutes and . sec
onds with a combination headisck and
arm bar. The eecond was the re-
suit OF q double deadlock and was
owe in s minutes IND so seconds.
, 1921-11-18
World Results
By Leased Wire
Record Broken
For Summing
With Backstr0ke

OMAHA. Nov. 1s.-The Western
Association Amateur Athletic union
record for h 1oo-yard backstroke
swim was broken at the Omaha ath.
leic club during a meet last night by
d. L. Dimond OF Omaha who SWAN
the distance in 1:zi As or 3 is seconds
under tho mark established by him
last April.
, 1921-11-18
MCCORMICK LOSES TO
LEWIS IN 14TH ROUND

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Ted KiD Lew
is. the English middleweight cham
pion. defeated Roy Mccormick in the
14th round OF a 2o.round bout The
referee stopped the fight in order to
ave Mccormick from further pun
ishmont.
, 1921-11-18
CHAMPION TO
PLAY IN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 1s-wnie
Hunter. British amateur soif cham
plon. will compete in the California op-
sn championship tournament here in
January. according to word from New
York. Hunter will arrive in California
about December IS.
, 1921-11-18
SOggy Grirdiron
At Columbus

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 1s.-with
sroundkeepers spreading tons Of hay
over Ohio field in an attempt to dry
it off for the Ohio 6tate-ITinois game
Saturday. prospects were for a soggy
gr!dlron.
, 1921-11-18
CALIFORNIA TAKING
REST FOR BIC GAME

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. is.-uni.
versity Of caiifornia's football team
leaves here today for san Jose where
II viii rest until a few hours before
tho big game against Stanford uni.
vorsity in the Stanford stadium TO-.
, 1921-11-18
BETTING ON FOOTBALL
DEPL0RED BY COACH

BERKELEY. cal. NV. Is
dents at the Unsyersiiz OF California
here arc urged by Andy Smith. head
football coach. not to bet on football
games.
Next ycar I intend to ask all stu
dent organizations to promise that
they viii not gamble on football
gamcs.'' Smith said. Betting ie get
ing to be q serious evil and while I
hevcr expect It to reach tho same
Ftage as 1t did In ~horscracing, fight
ng and baseball. still It works hard
hips upon the football players"
, 1921-11-18
ANTI-URIC
FOR
RHEUMATISM

rheumatism must Be treated inter-
naliy. The blood should Be purified
and tho kidneys made TO DO their
work properly. ANTI-URIC Will do
this. o can get everything neces-
sary IN the complete Anti-Uric out
fit. Sold by smith-Tuner Drug Co.
, 1921-11-18
. First IN NeUs
OF All EDents
AND CLANCY TO
FIGHT FOR JUNIOR BELT

NEW YORK. NOV. 1S-Ths Junior
lightweight boxing ehampionship. a
new fistie class for puslists Of 1sO
pounds. will be launched tonight IN
Madison SQUARE Garden. with JOHNNY
Dundee, Of Now York and GeoHs
Clancy OF Baltimore as contestants
for Is rounds. A jeweicd bait VIII b
, 1921-11-18

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, 1921-11-18

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ism Nature has ever produced
, 1921-11-18
Willie Hoppe
Leads Tourney

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-wiliie Hoppe,
worlds champion billiard player. and
the only undefeated contestant in tho
1872 balkiine billiard tournament. will
defend his position tonight against
Ora Morningstar OF a Diego. who
was defeated yesterday by Welker
Cochran of a Francisco. 400 to s17
in a game which went 16 innings.
Morningstar has won a match and lost
one.
Fuchsins received their name from
Leonard Fuchs. who discovered this
species Of house plants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-23
OtherEditors ThanO Ours
FRANCE SURPRISES AGAIN.
(PittSburg Dfspatck.)

The national resiliency of France DEM
onsrated better in the marvellous recovery from the
shock Of the peace of Versailles 1871 within a
few years than in the revival of the essentials Of
French agriculture since the end of the world
report just issued by the government contains the
hattering statement that this wheat crop
will total S000O,e0O quintals against prewar
age of 100000 quintals. A happy supplementary
statement is that this years grape crop will insure
a wine production unequaled in the history that
industry in France, not in quantity but quality
When il is remembered that 100000 productive
lost directly because of military destTuc-
ton and indirectly another extensive acreage because
of a shortage of labor. a yield within 100000
quintals approximately 100000 bushels of wheaD
OF the normal is little short of marvellous in the
third after the close of If reports d
be relied upon, effects immediate-the price
Of wheat and bread fell within the week. and
nouncement has already been made that the heavy
importation Of corn imperative in recent years will
be cut down. In another year, perhaps two French
farm production will be at it's old standard, per-
haps will exceed t. France is the worlds wonder
making quick recoveries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-23

concentrated thought or not will remain mat
OF argument and speculation ard demonstra-
ton.
But the story OF Miss Hanam may suggest to the
world even larger affiliations which may be
overcome by her methods
Are your eyes blind to the welfare OF others?
Undoubtedly a determination to be thoughtful
10 be considera.e. to be kind repeated In your
formula day after day may change that blindness
OF your nature that you can see with sympathy
the viewpoint OF others and that instead Of a dark
ened veil between yourself and the world. there
will be barrier your full fellowship.
Are your eyes closed to opportunity through laz-
indifference and carelessness?
Concentration OF thought and the fixing of your
mind upon real aim in life. will undoubtedly
change. Repetition Of purpose strengthens the pow
OF success.
Before the mirror of your life. your mind
travel along the road that has brought failure II
may point the influences that have made you
what you and what you wish not to be.
cultivation Of the thought that each day you
will accomplish useful act. that you will put
purpose life that you will cast aside your
Indifference 10 daily duties. may accomplish much.
The human mind Is a wonderfully intricate
machine. It's possibilities endless and limitlesj
It has brought from the darkness of caves
10 live in the brightly lighted houses 1t has made
the most humble home To-Day with its modern
plumbing fits light. its of heating COM
Portable that a hundred years it would
have been object OF envy by kings 1t has con-
quered the depths OF the and the realms OF the
air.
The next step is the conquering of human nature
itself The OF the blind girl is worth thinking
about-f only TO learn much may be done by
the habit Of thinking right thoughts
Prohibition officers are not the only ones looking
for booteggers
Ancient kings couldn't sign their names; modern
ones might well not.
II some men didn't have troubles they couldn':
carry conversation.
When a tells his wife loves her she
ders where he wants to go.
You can't 90 everything-or everyone!
Those who live by the sword shall perish by The
taxes
Alimony is a shorter for matrimonial repara-
political ring can't be squared.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-23
\ SOVIET PARTY"
New York Tribune.l

The soviet imperalists put out because they
have not been invited TO the Washington confer
SO they going off in a corner to hold a
conference Of their own. Among those they have
asked to 10 their party" China. Mongolia
and the so-called Far Eastern republic which Is
Iiece OF old Siberia. Strange to say, neither the
United States Great Britain is invited.
The purpose Of this conference" is to array the
interests Of Russia in the Far East against those OF
Japan. America and Europe The brutal exploitation
OF Mongolia by the United States and Great Britain
Is condemned bitterly while the same time II -
announced that Russia viii withdraw her troops
of occupation from Mongolia.
All this hocus-pocus merely raise the
question Are the soviets really trying recapture
the territories Of the ancient Russian empire? If
this is and if they succeed will they admit to
the world that they are merely the old czaristic
regime under names?
"You can not make peace in Europe until you
settle Russia" the oft-repeated cry in 1919
Must say today instead, You can not make peace
in the world until you settle Russia ?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-23
IN THE EDITORS NAIL

Hotel Commodore,
New York, Aug. 10. 81.
Well. Bill:
Here I am registered in the
wash room Of the best hotel in
the town. I was called on the
telephone a little while but they
had hung up before could get TO
the phone. II is very annoying as
I don't know who called-whether
II was Jimmie Stillman or Percy
Hammond. l must report that
find New York in better condition
than I expected. Met a casual &C
quaintance down in the "patro"
(New Yorkese for hotel lobby
who invited me to dinner. Before
going out to don the feed bag I
suggested to wash up I'm my room
and right there I made the best
bargain I ever made. In exchange
for service 1 provided, the mystic
rious stranger uncorked a flask of
Scotch. Business is good in New
York;
discovered later that my friend
IS a minister OF the gospel from
Alliance. o.
There's one thing missing here
at the Commodore and that's Club
Blrdsell. understand Mr.. Commo-
dore, who runs this hotel. is quite
a story teller, too. but he amt
here this week-probably taking a
much needed rest at the three-mile
limit.
Well Bill, an au revoir-ala
carte - baccaulaureate - and all
that. Remember to the great tri-
umvirate. Carson, Cassidy and
Collins. Your Pal,
MIKE O'KEEFE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-23

sentation will precipitate another.
1t seems that lately congress mas
done nothing but devise ways and
means TO draw more money out Of
the treasury. p GLAND wants a loan.
Liberia wants a loan, and others.
Have these countries any securities?
Must Americas people rely on bald
promises of payment? A business
man wouldn't think of doing such
thing so why shouldn't our treas
ury use the same precautions Right
now in Poland, Americans are treat
ed with contempt and they charge
them much more than anybody else
for recommendations. still they
would like to have another look at
our Golfers
If we don't try TO collect this war
debt, II another war breaks out over
there, they will think America is
just an easy mark and will furnish
the money for them to fight. TaiK
about making the world safe for
peace,,-by cancelling this debt, we
Ne only encouraging them, TO start
oa the war path again, for some
HEANsf AOOlAoAA NNASC VI ONAANA -
alright, America will pay expenses,
and TO use a bit OF slang, they
should worry" o debt is. debt and
should be paid IL possible. We have
TO pay our taxes whether we have
anything to eat or wear or not and
/ they are no better than we,-"Char-
/ fly begins at home.
Right now Russia Is ike a huge
playground and garden, that unruly
| children. in a mad orgie, have torn
up and destroyed. They stard back
and view their work with dismay,
when starvation stares them in the
I face and instead of settling down to
repair the ravages, they swoop down
I in a mad deluge on those who have
/ escaped and demand the lions share.
Now do you think we ought to en-
courage anything like that? No a
| thousand times no. They who cause
! this misery should be made TO settle
, down and work hard 70 repair the
damages. Keep them busy straight
ening out their countries and paying
their debts and they won't have time
| to think about another war.
(. P. Davis.
Niles, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-23
KING PETER OF SERBIA.
New York Mail

Old King Peter Of Serbia is dead at last. How
many times his alleged death has been recorded
do not know, but the number Is at least 20.
There a time when Peter used TO cut DASH
ing If somewhat irresponsible figure in the Pans
boulevards. where he well known. Then
CURED the tragedy which ended the Obrenovitch
dynasty. horrible murder. Peter suspected o.
having been Lrivy to the plot. and quite
cleared OF the charge
However once the throne, Peter quickly
about rehabhtating his reputation. When the great
war came he played really heroic Fart remaining
with his army through all its terrible suferngs His
was certainly of those where bad be-
ginning makes a good end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-23
FOIPS By 6zssrz

Life has a kindly way, despite its
tears
And all the burdens which its chill
dren bear;
1t crowns with beauty all the trou-
BLEED years
And soOthes the hurts and makes
their memory fair.
Be brave when days are bitter with
despair.
Be true when you are made to
suffer wrong;
Lies greatest JOY Is an accom-
plished care,
There's nothing ugly that can live
for long.
Copyright, 1929