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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18

HAY for sale. About five tons OF tim
othy and alSike hay. in NOV. in-
u,lire at \ewS-Budget office. ALL.
:,,2-:3s3;*
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18

AS | AM leaving for Iowa. | offer my
enclosed Ford roadster for safe.
Price only $40. CARL BERG. care
of Frank Wilson. Tony. Wis. :'2-'3%
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18
Death of John kOwaleWski

News was received here Saturday OF
the death, from pneumonia, OF john
kowalcwski one of the town of Mead
owbrook farmers. Mr.. Kowalewski
moved here about two years ago anu
was just getting his farm in good
shape. He leaves wife and fou"
children to mourn his loss. The body
will be taken to WinOna, Mimi, his
old home for burial in st. Mary $
cemetery at that place. His brothers,
Cazimer and Stanislaus KOwalewski, II
Winona. and Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Be"-
ry. of Taylor, Wis, are here to return
with the body. Mr.. Kowalewski was
a good ncighbor. husband and father,
and devoted member Of the Catholic
church.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18

FOR SALE OR TRADE

SOME IMPROVED and unimproved
tracts of 40, so and 120 acres to ex-
change for city property in Ladysmith.
III. w. FLUNKER, r. 2, Phone S09F2.
13tf
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18
FOR SALE OR RENT
DRESSMAKING

WANTED -DreSsmaking TO do at
home, one-fourth mile south OF Dahl
berg Nursery-MRS. WILL BATES.
% 4n#
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18
FARM WANTED


News-Budget want ads are strictly
cash.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18
Try The News-Budget Want Ads
EXELAND

Mr.. Tibbets is again on the job.
Henry Smith is laid up with quinsy.
Mrs. viii Smith called at Ladysmith
Tuesday
Many of the hunters report the kill
ing of deer.
Mrs. S. NJ. Brado were LadysmitA
callers Sunday.
Henry Smith had the misfortune 20
lose fine hog the 10Th.
Mrs. Wigginton is very much i'm
proved in health.
George and Ben Etters are loading
logs for o. Taylor.
Mrs. Madison and little son were
Ladysmith callers Sunday,
Mr.. Bandwart and sons killed a
wolf and fine deer Sunday.
Mr.. OlesOn, the blacksmith, has
moved his house onto his 4O-acre farm
north of town.
The new settlers keep coming.
Mrs. b. Whyte is entertaining a SIS
ter at her home.
Martin HOMELAND was out hunting
with The boys here this week. Martin
carried q club as he hates to shoot.
Deer hunters were arriving in bunch
es three days preceding the opening
day of deer season. Quite number
from Wisconsin Rapids came as usual.
Saturday afternoon, Nov. II, snow
began falling and continued through
most of the night, leaving a very good
tracking snow for the hunters ON SUR
day morning the first day of deer sea-
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18

HAY for sale. Baled or loose GEO.
SHULTZ. I.adysmth. Box 123. X.
. Phone SO3F22 }2-33
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
REAL ESTATE
VERY CLOSE-IN BARGAIN

or duplex
within
or
rental
$4oo month Price with good terms
office
This the south side
beautiful
and
IL
uaya
viii consider home with "A permanent Income
a "A
downtown
f. G.. CUNNINGHAM
IG7O552 ?o-ll Palace Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
REAL. ESTATE

SOUTH SIDE BUNGALOW
$1,000
Dandy 5.roum bungalow, close IN on
south eide: oak floors, very con-
veui,Utly arranged and attractive
decorations; $4,000 cash will handle.
r.. ". ROSIEtL
SOC Kennedy Bldg.
OFFICE, Oslgc 9771. les. Osngc gT1s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
rRAcKAGr AND IND,srRiAL $
MNNTrD--nEAL ESTATE

VAST four Co rN room modern turra-
low. furnished. Huuin or west slide. |
5000 secured note nfst payment. bal. |
Guco monthly. Cedar asa, 81 az security
BIDS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

.u... rDpM- aud bath. walking dis
t,r.. ..HfH side. tu married couple with
,..... ..tg references, linen, SILVER.
... ,.....nu.. $500 per month, possos-
.'r r..,.4rr J. ''t-lt care OF world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

FOR SALE lN owner, attractive mod
crately priced nyo-room bungalow, IVORY
wouaWuIh. hardwood floors, fr,ucu doors,
tnree blocks from Horace Mann school
call Cedar .42 between Z and p' u, no
real estata agent mood nnu- -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

$40 600 ACRES OId Mexico land in body IN
Chihua hua, NcNico. for sale. o. good
portion firc farm land. and fine cattle
ranch, mineral ami uil Indications FOO
abundance. tho mineral rights ar. worth
Erea' dcai more than N asked for tho
land. Now ls the time To- buy land iu
Mexico, an lana is advancing as coud!-
Nuus grow b,itnr Price 81 30 au aero.
with terms. Ed Brown. IiariuEcu Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
IANns A>p FARMS ron SALE

FOR SALE Large tracts of Ola Mex
lr1 land, near the border good titles
IN Zee simple, low prices and r,aHpua bic
tcrps e.. T.. MeGlHHla, l.. %. Box ;Z-.
Fort worth, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
T.. ID. ROSZELL
Bargain in a Home

Six rooms modern aud breakfast
room. large we'll arranged rooms;
uico mnutol ana electrical fixtures.
largo garage and drive, thrcc-room
huusc ON rear ~ lot; rented at $50
per month This ~ we'll located,
clusr TO school and transportation.
prirc for immediate sale. $3.50.
This ~ less than cost Can be
handled Tor $500 cash, balance ar
ranged To- suit. Would consider good
light car In addition tn cash pay
mont. shown only by appointment.
Phone O-7S53 or 50Ss. Ask for Mr..
Aldcrson, with
Yadon Investment Co.
2lS-l0 Security Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

NLAL Id ~ y. y OiN JRLt
HOUSES rOR SALE A,
- N.' bu'9 ,"H 'h r,,' .e'"u ~
l,, ,gr ,.wWr'rI. rrf.n cabinets
.a'.. I'D ',' 20, .....'I y,.I' '.......
. cts. .lHts emanuel am. .,.r. ..I,.....
nice decorations .f.t .f..tI.,uf r..ut..
vt..F ulHt ,u switch. N,. .f ... .,..t.r
p.r month E..r..f.I addition .r ,lst
. ,.H.. ,HI ,,.gr f.s.
/ UEDADNDDE. .t..sup. ,..U.I... .,.,.
u.w s.N,u. room UunEli.v. t.rr I.Ire
/ ru. ui. ...,nrN ru.r. I.fs ...| fI'.' 10 i'd, ,'
! d.Ns N.aNl ,ya UuuI. u.I f.fuur. ..,..
| bu.t .u f,9tr.l. lr,.,.....I ,r. ,.,
! tur rlou ut.,nsrt .u,.a ,amn.r,f..u
in'nNO' already Installed ruar. auI s.Iu
/ dI#'. One OF l.u EtI} h,s. .u,.tI.us .#.
+ ~. popular addition call uWr.it Dsar
/ ''..
/ rooms. breakfast Room. I,t,, ... ,....,
/ U.lH.U rI.r,. door. l,.trr... H....r.
. l.ns. e' hIN'-in features. g.rg. aug
/ pas. mont " N'ih iUnl'. ruurN.d .r. u.u.
I new 'a'lu'.. church. Price sH.t.u Won't.
/ more. p. y. NIoy. '"dtt Infa.
monthly bu,s practically new uuuea
. l"" Win t.N .H"-' rooms and trHa.ttH.
room, best grade Of oak floors aIl hrput.
. r.',F luiI-Iu feature. hr-' EfuI. ,'
,l n,''' "''. ,'.'' ....w anu iE.i i.E.
/ ,.,, ,-h't u.' ,.'', GOD
. i',.l"' .'. 'i.' "I 'N, 'iteS.''l NN'.I1"i'
] n.Nt",'N7 ,n '.,' u"r'n ,", 90 % mtF"
] ....,,- -...,..
/ a. '' ''..'' '.'' ''.' .. .I I.H.'iIt It''
! ,.,.Ii.' N',u ,M' 10Y .ih
! t'' '''', ,"lf "'i "' Nh ''... i.t l"'
,g5, H''"' "'"'| '"' 80 Robinson
[ ''uE'
] f.. ,lpfr Al. rom, l..ty.l,.,, 49,, 90" ~ gr
/ m,rr. u,b f...rs nul Eli a., ~ it..t
/ hu.lt-u features. rms rIa,. Inu., ~.
1 lUutor. $500 under value. Tricc $1,000.
! N-.'N' cash, 'HI 1EHgr Hllf VuICRt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

lNNE@lpRS- This Is a rCRl snap; well
built attractive, ClusC-in south sid,
airr'w'u' building, now rented for more
than go per cent on th" price asked, WiIl
days ~ $40. 600. No Information by icIr.
phone except for appointments. Moaurw
q Cor lJ-l6 Turner BOG, Phone Usage
1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

luNt attractive, ClugC-in south side
airr'w'u' building, now rented for more
than -l per cent on IA" price asked. Wil
only bc shown by appointment for q few
days 80 S'oo'u. No Information by 'olr.
phone except for appointments. Mraurw
lg7y.
SALE ny 0WTTN
Owner moving tu country wishes ,1 sell
home Just OF Fifteenth St u southeast
part NJ city six largo rooms besides
broadcast room and bath and basement.
oaIt floors throughout, ivory woodwork.
extra nice -hiurrs and uap"rIug. fireplace
and ample huIlt-In features This house
is on high east front lot with some fruit.
shade and shruhhory, garage, barn, con
crete driveway chicken house. can Usage
1879.
REAL HhEGAIN In ouo-half acre.
thr'". room h.uso, concrete collnN out
6buildln,s.. Apply at Thrash'rs store
TNO-HupM huusr. two lots, for sale
viii take in light car 2ab N. Grant.
LOTS roK SALE 80
LONHAEp.- lbUNl50 double corner lot.
well, fruit tNu.ruom box house, close 10
school. 'i.75Q, 500 cash. T, j. rAclan.
have lots boz Kendall. Lawnwoud FrI.
'rHl Heights ON which We viii build
neat two room cottage and furnish th.
lOt fur $3.50 with 1ldu cash, balance 3sa
per month. can Usage 5asG.
TWO nice. ley1 lots In Kendall. fruit
trees uu both lots. corner 5000, HiIuiu-
inr f45o. terms. Fh"ur ccIar 7to.
FULL SIZE corner Dot iu Irynr Place for
sale or rn1". Address Box lloG. Tulsa.
HILL'kE9i GngEu"r, TO-. located gag t.nh
o0d mortgage PAPER. Phone Usage Q.
HOME nuUDEHS. NOTICE Slice ~.
wuct"d east r"Ht lot on new pave.
mcut near J,tu'y and car line, cheapest
sewer and paving tax Zoo Tulsa. BARGAIN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

beat rtraEo. modern servants quarters
t.-y'H.aE requisite 20 comfort and con
r.H.cu.. and Us beautifully decorated, For
I.aer Information call owner Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

FOR SALE

FOR SALE
New sis-room modern, mp to date
bungalow, located ON fine residence
street. large living room; hrcakiaSl
room basement. garage, convenient
to school Price $1,000. part CASH
$500 cash makes first payment on
now six-room modern bungalow {,
.ongt front. large rooms; three bed
rooms. basement; garage. Price
SS.35O. balance like rent.
TERWlLlEGER a. TRUSI1
Phone Usage Gi92-552S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21
STORES AND WAREHOUSES;
G. w. SINGLETON
MANrEn-lnR RLNr

r. n'-Nl storage room, several large
.'...-' on fair grounds FOR roUt for
L,t. purposes, tull Cedar 1906.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

'ANI ln RENT live or slx-roum FUR
o.. r.. "gusc, preferably IN Irving Place
t.,llS'. nm Would buy furniture II
Ia if.i. Phone Usage 1850, $50 TO
,0 20 D. sunday
TO rent by refined couple
'nnN' children, five or slN-ronm house
P "a tS'"Fr. prefer north OF south side.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

tr,UTMENrs FOR REST
....... ....t exclusive apartment. newly
t. f., rooms and sleeping porch.
..... f.IuIrcd. Will Doe shown by APP
.. Phone Usage tOJ6. ask Tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-21

ASset-tsie TE~s~-N~As
lON
-
REAJ ESTtTE EOR EENJ
-l.',~-. - ~ ~
MNNJIp-1o RINT A.
WANTED. small rtr,I, f.-rI,r.r .,...,.
mou, WuI pa, goU. can Osago sagl.
WANyt.b. -Il,. .,.f,,,.t ,...,,..... ,.,., ..,.
lady. four or f|,..'r.,f. I',y.. i,,,r'.r,.H
or three nr four fufu.-I.I r,..,.a f.r I.ruf
T@"'.gn''p,rs y@n'"nt "p. n' "g3'"9 ogl ',n
H,urs.
QUANTITIES ,...,.,.l .,..,.,.., ....,.
" .Nlttarr.', r.',.'. w., WYE. ,r"I...
l.',.-.. ',.'''. N'' b." N"'N ''"
WI, 80. .'" ....,...
"'',,l. ''' ,.,, or I'.'. uHI"T
~ 80 >|N jail
ACREAGE TOW SALE -
FOR SAIL. small pIrco ir,r,t,r. pi.
Peoria and Santa ~ H. r. near Ice e.
Moore 60. Inquire owner, tl1 Security
,'''t, t,--.-----....
SO 600 ACRES CId Mexico land in body IN
Chlhuahua. NcNco for sale. 90 good
ranch mineral ami oil Indications iu
abundance. ih" mineral rights "t' W"fiN
great dca. more than ~ asked for tho
,,hl, ~" s we ume q" huy land iu
,,,,h ,cr,r. t,d H.. '''g .l a" acre
" '''''''' ''"'''"N'"' 4'N'''
MALE ACRE nf gr,rrI ,...I tame. ,....,..
cottage on e,rI grr,ry ,,r n. ''''ii ,'i,
take Ford car as irst payment. ,aiI
blackwell. cedar 1850
ACRE TRACTS for .sI.-,, t,...,,....l ........,
ROMA For rrIc. ana logat.nn ,.i '",," 'y.,
or at Cedar l2,e.
frsc,s bigi Hlnr,,G,,, ON, r, I""ri.yI'
o,. I",'s, 80, ",H" '.,."'n t3'1 s"'L Price
= ...-s.---
HOUSES FOR SALE A.
FOR SALE-By owner t54oD, nyc-T-U,.
modern bungalow, two-car garage. s.li1
IN. ON south side, $4,000 cash. balance
''''S ''' ''l.,' ~" y" ne
N'1p ASH iaN'S new iHr-r1"u bungalow
bargain. Restricted district 'al'
OsaEo 2Si2.
A.5OO CASH yaEcs new fiyc-room nGnrr
low; furnace heat, oak floors. restricted
district. Price 1900. nsagr 2s7a.
FINE scyen-room bungalow. combination
furnace. garage, fine well water. MapI,
Ridge. has east font. cXceIi,n' neigh
Gnih"ou' IrIce 'l-''V"' with terms bsag'
NORTH SIpE-Fiyc.room plas,erod bun
Ealow, fur size. modern LOT close to
school and tranSportatluu. parfly fuoderr.
81 500. $500 cash Can McGown, Osagc
46S2.
FOR SALE-Ry owner $1,000 fvc-room
ro,,,,s" .r' ,aTrvoo ptayt' u'..,,l,, "u'., u,
.rH.ui 'Hs V"n I.o"rs Eo,ouV .aHh, nalahee
.-- w, ,.lls. -u' Lust : l'st'h'"' 80 Ii''n'. d.
ELEGANT seven room bungalow aud ga
,@s' ,uSl uH't ~ ,Mh't LOT nome
TWrt'n Wi ~ "" ,'u"'' ''ut ~. "' 'l'S
',"g,' ,'' ''' -.
Hf -, 'SN"y loul com modern
,,e "a aNG tEna ,u.1''' T''' -, raE
HseS,,, 'tsso'' '''O '''"' = '' i"''""'
-, -,
FOR SAIi.--by owner, fuur-ruum mod
ern bungalow and basement IN Irving
place. Phone Usage 6E2t r.
HOMER A. RR,t,lT A. cD--R.aI estate
32I-ssa Roberts Bag. office Ossg,
CS1k. Res Dsags l4.g
t,,lst,-,5,,,,u
-, r. ~
80, q. ..,.,,t. 81 4 ~. -, L. ,... ~.
Investment. CaiI sun Realty 60. Osarg
! ,,I,-t ,,.,,.,, ,,.,i-..
~, ,,' 49,. "' ,fa,' ,nn ','.,lss '.,lss
,n.E ~" """''' '''"''' cow '"S'
''H. .''' ----.-
Usage I0!4 ~ W. lhIid ~ H. W.
/ % %aHs ~. !, -
| HOME GARDENS -- Large two. room
/ house, enclosed sleeping porch aud
/ large front porch. gas and electric lights
/ ln, t'lll-, Guar TT.
! well, chicken house. barn, fun size lot
! block and onc-half ~ car line. t2.AO0
$500 cash. balance easy can Blackwell
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
Basketball

Plenty of action or no money was the order sent forth at the first Amer ican Legion weekly boxing card and the boys tock the hint with the re- suit that Phoenix fans were treated to the best all around boxing card staged in many long months.
 Now the management Is out with repeater and or iers that all partic- ipants in the weekly bouts must step fast or get th- gate.
 The four and six round bouts force the boys to work fast to make show ing and stalling counts against them. Next Monday evening the fight fans will be treated to six bouts at the Coliseum theater where the weekly legion boxing cards will be staged in the future.
 The top price will be s1.50 with 50 cents general admission. The house will be comfortably heated and the house completely rearranged to per init staging bouts. A permanent ring has been erected on the stage and all scenery removed to make the the ater a regula- Monday night Coli scum attraction and good outside taI- ent will be imported for the best To- cal boxers.
 One week from Monday night IlOChOOiC1 of Tucson will probably be the at traction
 Next Monday evening Battling ! Scotty and Webb McIntire will be | the main event in scheduled six round bout. Yourg Rivers and Dick Campbell wil make up the semi final | in four rounds and Wildcat Johns 1 will do battle with Young Romo. Ben Turpin will throw a wicked glance at Eddjs Acuna for four rounds and Cactus Brown and Bunch Pima will do the curtain raiser in four. Rough House Olea will be the bat ! tie royal with all the aspiring pugil- ists who are to try their luck in the | roped arena
 The first card will start promptly at pm. a-1 the management an nounces that all cards will be started | on time regardless of whether tht fans are tied at that time. If tht | fans come to realize that all bout, l will start on schedule time they vii
 be seated on time. It has to star
 some time and the management vii
 start with the first number.
 The advance seat sale will con
 tinue at Eddie Doyle's cigar stand a formerly.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
TOddy,s Sport Angle

It is impossible to make money in any business where more money is being spent than Is taken in.
 That is the situation that has pre- vailed in the minor leagues for sev- eral years If they are to continue in business it must be remedied.
 Unfortunately for most minor leagues. there is usually one owner in every circuit who is in baseball sim ply as a sideline. It is sport with him rather than business.
 Of course it is the desire of every owner to have a winner. The mag nate in the game merely for sports sake, doesn't think of the money in- voived. He simply wants a winner. Profits mean nothing to him.
 In order to keep up with that type Of magnate, a number of the others overplay themselves The result is
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10

 k e J::::;:::::: I:::::::::::::a I:::::::::a K EI geGgaS .:|!l :|! !I;::l lgl|

Tempe Normars basketball team trampled Mesa High on the Normal court last night, 55 to 23. The game was the first of the Class A schedule of the basketball season
 Captain Foster of the Normalites led the offense against Mesa. tossing seven field goals and distinguishing himself with a brilliant defensive play.
 Both teams showed good form for the first game and gave the fans plenty of excitement. A good-slzed crowd attended the game.
 Mesa high will play Phoenix next week in the second game of the Class A schedule.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10

a general loss throughout the league,
 rather than a tidy profit, if the mag
 mates observed the salary limitations.
 Economize seems to be the watch
 word of the minor league magnates,
 and well 1t should be. There is no
 reason why most of the minor leagues should not be successful. One of the suggestions offered to cut down expenses was the elinink- tion of the double umpire system. I am positive that would be a grave mistake. The expense of the double umpire system is as nothing com pared to the way money is spent in 1 other directions.
 Umpiring is no longer a one-man | job. It is difficult matter to satis- | fy with two men officiating. To go back to the single system would be a 1 step backward by the minors-R. F
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
NEW YEARS CARD

Gene Cline and Billy Alger will, meet in a scheduled 10 round bout at the American Legion arena New Years day according to announce ment made yesterday by Matchmaker Jake Erhardt.
 MT. Ehrhardt states that while the bout has no been definitely signed he has assurs nces from Alger and Cline and he Is only waiting the re- turn of the sgned articles of agree ment-
 Billy has been going good since leaving Phoenix and the home town boys are axious to see him in action against a wor hy opponent. Cline is one of the best iightweights on the west coast since Jimmy Duffey moved into the welter class and Gene made Duffey step tn win a four round de- cision.
 The preliminary card has not been
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10

NOTRE DAME TEAM MILL NOT PLAY
 CENTRE COLLEGE DECEMBER 26
of again on again, off again.

Off again. on again, off again.
 Coast football promoters are trying to kid somebody in their now you see 1t and now you don't" post season series.
 Centre college versus Whossiz?
 San Diego is certain of one thing Centre college will play; other than that the southern California folk are sure of nothing-not even the gate receipts.
 Yesterdays press report stated that Notre Dame had accepted the offer 10 play Centre at San Diego on Dec. @s. and last nights report stated the negotiations were off. Something funny about the game. California says no. U. S. C. says no; Arizona gets an invitation with strings at tachsd: Notre Dame accepts and Notre Dame refuses. and now per- haps Arizona will receive another in- yitation to play Centre.
 It is to be regretted that Notre Dame didn't receive the invitation to play California at the Tournament of Roses
 Most of the critics have rated Sotre Dame better than any team in the east California has demonstrat- ed its superiority on the coast.
 A meeting between Notre Dame and California would have taken on the aspect of a world series in foot ball The winner of such a game would have been generally regarded as the best eleven in the country.
 In Washington and Jefferson, Call fornia will find a worthy opponent, but the opinion is general that Notre Dame would have been a more for uidable foe.
 Washington and Jefferson beat Pittsburg. which in turn tied Penn State. While comparative scores dc not mean a great deal, still they are interesting Using the dope 1t is pos- sible to make ". & J. a logical op- ponent.
 Coach Smith has won success on the coast because of his modern style of play. His team is great on the for ward pass. and always dangerous with the triple threat. Coach Rockne at Notre Dame has gone big in the middle west and east, with much the same tactics.
 Had Notre Dame met California Ii would have been a clash between two eleyens using the forward pass de- veloped to the highest degree. II would have been interesting to ob- serve the result of a clash between two teams using a highly developed style of play along the same lines-
 The W. & J. open game is not to be sniffed at. and Nears team should make things interesting for Califor- mia
 Delay in announcing Washington and Jefferson as California's oppo- nent for the Pasadena game might have been to keep the fans on edge until the l2st minute, but we have Il from Mark Kelly, sports editor of tht
Arizona republican., 1921-12-10
THE PENALTY

From the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
 He entered the breakfast room with a letter in his hand. his face suffused with shame and confusion.
 My dear.' he said hesitatingly.
 "Well?' snapped his dear.
 "sI-Pm very sorry, but"
 "You usually are sorry about some thing, and with good cause. Whats the matter now2"
 This letter to your mother. You gave it to me to post about ten days ago, and-and-I-"
 You've forgotten to post it. Welr' -calmly-"we must make the best of it, I suppose. That letter was to ask mother to postpone her visit this year, but. since you've forgotten to post it, expect she'll he here some time today
 Ten minutes later a frantic man might have been dimly discerned in the depths of the innermost coal cellar administering unto himself a sound kicking