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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07
.NOTFs FROM kERNS
Aid Society Meets Thurs
| day This Week
.ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Hite Had Guests
On Sunday; Comings and
Goings

Kerns, October 4.--The Aid society WIN
meet with Mrs. A. Buick Thursday aft
ernoon of this week.
Oscar Door will have an auction ssie
at his farm this week Thursday.
Next week Tuesday. October IL. Ar
thur Buick win have sale and will sel
some cows and machinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Jefferson enter
tanned Rev. Field and family last week
Wednesday night and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb have baby
girl, born last week Friday.
Irene and Florence Hanson entertain
ed Dolly, Marie and Jessie Riihl and Ed
Munstraman of st. James Sunday. -
Mrs. Kort lCurrier OF st. Peter spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Charlie
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il Hite entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buick and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hanson and BABY for
Mr.. ana Mrs. Virgil walker left for
Iowa Monday and will visit friends there
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Jefferson and MIR.
Mrs. R. II. Eldred and children Gertrude
Jefferson Sunday and after fishing for
They returned by way Of Cleveland and
81 Peter ana en19yea wiener III roast Wai, al
road.
Richard Chapman was eight years old
Sunday and entertained his friends Jesse
Mrs Day Of Dallas City. Ill, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. John Lamb,
Mrs. Agnes Carter and daughter Eu-
and Mrs. viii Garter.
day, Lilliana Johannas Of Nicoliet IL
Ruth Samuelson Of Mankato and En-
ma Swartout Of Judson visited with Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Hite Sunday.
lie, who attend the Catholic school in
Mankato. spent the week end with their
Johnson aen Ts Vss s Eur saa
meeting in st. Peter Monday evening.
Plans are being made to hold hog sale
at the fair grounds in st. Peter very
Mrs. Oscar Door called on Mrs. N. A.
Door in Mankato Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Warner and son
Gleason Of Eagle Lake and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Rist Of Mankato visited at the Ray
Rist home Sunday.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Sew
erance last week. Mrs. Hartman was
Anna Severance and formerly lived here.
MT and Mrs hsrfm INA were on their
p: e. Friday where they win make their
John Lamb was badly hurt last week
Friday and was taken to the Immanuel
hospital IN Mankatp, where he sstiil is.
e. L. Hite delivered six loads Of hogs
to party In Mankato Tuesday. Those
vfho assisted him with the loads were
his son Marian. Charles Shoutz. A. Buzz
lex. Tom Waterbury and A. Nourie.
Mrs. Frank Loucks Of Belgrade and
sister Mrs. Willis Wolcott Of Granada call
ed on friends in Mankato Saturday and
visited their cousin G. A. Keene, who is
sick at the Emmanuel hospital.
Several farmers are hauling wood to
Mankato.
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HERDS WERE TESTED

Three Bunches Of Cattle Given An
Examination; Found o. X.
Lake Crystal. October 5.-Dr. R.
r Dodds of this city tested the
cattle herds of Thomas Roberts. John
Norman and Ralph Norman last
week Of tuberculosis. The three
herls comprised sixty five head OF
cattle and non OF them showed any
symptoms of tuberculosis during
the test. These three farmers are
very fortunate In having their herds
Ia such q healthy condition as sew
erai farmers in this community have
last from one animal to their entire
herd because of tuberculosis.
Miss Marion Dickinson Of Lam
berton visited friends In this city
Sunday. Miss Dickinson was for
merly teacher in OUR high school.
Mr.. Jes Thompson and family from
White Bear. Mimi. visited with his
brother in-law {. T. Peterson and
family OF this city last week.
Themas Williams was In the city
Monday forenoon making arrange
tents With the williams Brothers to
build . barn to replace the two barA...
burned. last Sunday. Mr.. Williams
win begin hauling material for tn.
barn In q few days. II was thought
1t first that the stone basement I'M
der tho cattle barn could be used
again. but the fire was so hot that
the stones are all crumbling I'D and
the entire wall can be tore down by
hand without tho use " picks or
hammers. The stone can probably
be used as filler for the concrete
Vail Of the new barn.
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BIG FIRE in CHICAGO

Calumet Grain. Elevators In Flames
Which Spread Rapidly.
Chicago, October Fire which
broke out in the Calumet Grain EIe-
vators, South shortly beiore noon,
spread SO rapidly that two dozen
employees barely escaped with their
lives. Y
The fire started In ioading shute,
presumable from a grain dust explo-
sion. The elevators contained thou
sands OF bushels Of wheat, corn and
oats.
Firemen = confined their efforts
early to checking the spread Of the
flames to nearby elevators. The
scene of the FIRE Is In the heart of
the biggest grain storage district In
the world.
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RIVER GIVES UP BODY

Disappearance John Woessner In
= Minneapolis Is Solved.
Minneapolis, October 4.-Soon after
A. J. Onken, Minneapolis had re-
ported to police today that his IA.
Their in law. John Woessner. sixty
two. had been missing several days
Information reached headquarters
that Woessncr's body had been taken
According to Mr.. Onken's state
ments his father-in-law has been
suffering with q menta! affection
which explained his frequent dis
appearance.
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CHURCH MEN GATHER
Lutherans VIII DISCUSS Plans For
Raising College Money

Red Wing, Mimi, October 5.-Lav
and clerical delegates from the IL
churches of the { ocdhue district of
the Lutheran Minnesota Conference
will meet in thes Lutheran church of
this city Tuesday October 4 at 10: 80
a. m. to organize the district for a,
campaign for funds that viii be car
ried on in all the 343 churches of the
conference during the two week fol-
lowing October Both Rev. l. B. Ben
son of Red Wing Lutheran church.
the chairman Of the campaign COM
mittee in this district. win preside
at the meeting, and Pres. o. ]. john
son. Gustavus Adolphus COLLEGE. st.
Peter. Mimi, and Rev. A. T. Ekblad,
Superior, Wis. will address the dis
trict representatives. The following
'Dastors Of this district, together with
their lay delegates, win attend: Rev.
c. e. Odell WEIGH, Mimi. Rev. J. A.
Norlin. Cannon Falls. MINI, DR.. J. e.
Oslund. Cannon Falls; Rev q. o.
Valberg, Lake City; Rev..E. Norsen.
Tarihau't; Rev. Alexander Peterson
Stockholm, Wis.
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DEATH MRS. M. CARROLL
Mother Jerome Carroll. st. Peter
Passes Away In Wlnona.

Motner jerome SdTroti, St. fFctcr
Passes Away In WInona.
Jerome Carroll of this city received
telegram from Winona this morn
ing announcing the death ) Of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Carroll, who pass
ed away at that city this morning
from the effects OF third stroke Of
paralysis. Mrs Carroll was a for
mer resident Of this city and the
widow of the late Engineer w. b.
Carroll, who was killed in q railway
wreck a Mankato In 1900. The sur
viving children are: William Carroll
OF Chicago, Jerome Of Mankato. Dam
Tel OF Minneapolis, Thomas Of WI
mona, and Edward Of San Diego, Cal.
The surviving daughters are: Miss
Kitty Carroll of Chicago, Mrs. Tho
mas Arthur OF Madison, Wis, Mrs.
J j. Lund of Minneapolis. Mrs. G..
R. Delaney of Chatfield. The remains
will be taken to Waseca for burial in
the Catholic cemetery of that place
Friday.
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Judson, October 5.-Roy Williams
OF BalaJon, Mimi, on his way TO the
the state university at Minneapolis.
stopped OF at Judson Sunday morn
Ing, september %, spending the day
with his sister Miss Irene Williams.
He left on the evening train.
An airplane stopped at Judson Fri
day evening at a.out $3.50 o'clock,
coming from Madison, MINI. where
1t left 81 y. N. The plane was run
ming out o. gasoline SO the men
stopped here 10 oil up. After they
had gotten their gasoline 1t was dark
So lac: stayed over night and finished
their fight to Waseca the &c
where we're booked for Sundays
Maseca and the other form South Da-
kcGa.
NO school this week on account o.
the teachers convention at Mankato.
\ Mrs Paul Mogren left for Mil
neisAa Monday moon. where she will
spend tie week visiting relatives and
friends.
Edward E. Lewis and son Raymond
arrived mere saturday morning ffom
lrs~lcn, .. u. LEWIS vas cancd ne. :
Ca account of the serious illness OF
his mother, Mrs Edward Lewis.
A AunUer from mere RIte.ued the
PARCEL shower at Cambria Saturday
afternoon, which was held at the
hon4e OF Evans Hams nj nono. -
.1Iss EInel Williams, who is to be a
q. .ue or Inc neaI lutu.e.i Sne was
remerl. cred with many useful gifts
by a large circle of fr1enls and .ls.a
~. c. Evans returned home from
Gently underwent an operation for
mrs. and Mrs. w. H. Nelson and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
hanson and daughter were callers at
the ". e. Evans nome Sunday after
nocn.\
Wilbur r. Nelson will hold public
auction on what is known as the
Columbus Jones farm, two miles
southwest oil the village, on H.,
October z. Col TIM. Waterbury will
act as aucuoneer and the Farmers
STATE pank here will clerk the sale.
The Community club meets Friday
evening at $3.50 at the school house.
After the business meeting the foi-
A...-4s program Will be given: Music
by Judson orchestra. co.nmunI,.
gig; song by Ivan Roberts; read
ing by Mrs. Walter Snyder talk by
Tom Waterbury violin. solo by Mrs.
Ivan 'Rberts; Judson jottings by Miss
Wyberg and Miss Mansing; music in
charge of Carl Marsteen; music in
charge of John Price.
Mrs. Ed Thurston has postponed
her trip to the state OF Washington
until her brother Mr.. King OF Manka-
to- improves. He was taken i'll very
suddenly.
Mr.. Arthur and Miss Mcgivney au.
toed to points in the western part of
the state Saturday moring, rerurniA.
Sunday evening. -. :.
Clarence Rees has bought the
house and two lots OF Tom Jones,
opposite Edwin Jones, and expects to
Mrs. Esther, Crane from near Man
kato is visiting hire few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Johnson.
John Anderson of Winthrop, Mimi.
is visiting here for few days with
friends. p.
The Ladies' Aid society of Judson
viii meet Thursday afternoon. Octo-
Der 10. with Mrs. Louise Swanson.
Everyone cordially invited.
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SLAYER WILL RECOVER
Duluth Finn Wounded In. Pistol Qua
VIII Probably Get Well.
IAssnciafad Press Disnafch


Duluth. Mimi, October 4.-Jalmar
Heikkinen, alleged self confessed
murderer OF Waino Pauttu, will re-
cover from a bullet wound received
during a pistol duel with police de-
tectives here Sunday, as will also
John Maxi, hotel owner, who accuses
Heikkinen Of shooting him, accord
ing to all announcement from ply
sieians today. Heikkinen was shot
in the side, while bullet penetrated
Makis chest -.
Heikkinen In alleged confession
yesterday, admitted killing Pauttu,
but denied shooting Maxi or Patrol
man Conrad Lading, who was shot in
the right arm when, he said, he at
tempted to halt Heikkinen. Police
are comparing the size Of bullets
that struck Maxi and Lading with
those fired into Pauttu's body in the
hope of definitely linking the series
OF shooting to Heikkinen.
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SHOT In SELF DEFENSE
Story Told In Woundlng Of Tony
SkalI at TrI mmaid, MINI.

Story Told In Woundlng OF Tony
Skall at TrI nmaid, MINI.
Trommaid, Mimi, October 4..Tony
Skall is being treated at Crosby
hospital following a shooting affair
here last night, in which Skall was
shot twice in the legs. According u
John Bouchard, a farmer, who gave
himself up to the officers after the
shooting, Skall drove his wife AM
small Children from home. They
sought refuge for the night at Bouch
ards home. Later, Skall alleged by
Bouchard to have been intoxicated
entered the Bouchard home and
threatned both Bouchard and Mrs
Skall. Bouchard, who has wooden
leg, drew pistol to defend himself
with a stick of stove wood, Bouchari
and when Skan advanced on him
fired twice, both bullets entering
Skall's legs. He was not seriously
hurt .s..
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SPECIAL CATTLE TRAIN
Iowa's Bovine Aristoeraey Arrives
For National Dairy Show

Hamline, Mimi, October 4.-Three
hundred OF Iowa's bovine aristocracy
arrived here today for the National
Dairy Show, which opens at the state
fair grounds next Saturday. They
came in" fifty cars-a special train
and included the fourteen prize
Guernseys owned by W. w. Marsh of
Waterloo.
Machinery exhibits placed in tn
large fair bulldogs are from every
part of the country, and with cattle
pouring in daily from now until the
opening day, managers Of the show
say everything will be in readiness
when the exposition opens.
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Patient Found Dead,

: st. Peter. October e.--Adam J. Bayer,
patient at the state hospital, was
found dead on the floor in his room.
Discovering bruises on his head. Dr. r.
N. Phelps at once called the county cor
The report was that the patient had
died of natural causes. The patient was
possessed Of only one leg and had been
long time. The body was shipped to st.
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Manufacturing In Mankdto
Figures From Federal Census
Especial to The Free press.I

Washington D. c. October
excluded
o
49,
10
of both
addition materials
includes
actually
y. ~.E
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EATING BEST MEATS
Business Depression Has Not Re.
Elected In Cuts BY People
GAsanciafad Press Disnatch


Washington. d. c. O0. 5.-Buslness
depression and unemployment have
not been reflected in the American
public's choice Of meat, the hsti.
tute of American Meat Packers said
in statement issued today reviewing
meat and livestock conditions for -,
month September.
with neaxly four million industrial
workers reported idle by the national
unemployment conference. 1t natural
iy would be expected" the statement
said. Q that the So called choice
meats would be less In demand ana
thai q considerable share Of the con :
! ing public would turn to those
cuts which are available at very much
lower prices. But with the sim
ceptlon Of fore quarter cnts Of beef
there has been no change in, consum
4 buyin" preferences" y
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Man& New Memhers

Red Wing, Mimi, October 6.-One
hundred and three new members
of the First Lutheran church in this
city since the first Of the year, forty
eight having joined the ranks OF the
church, Sunday,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07
WAS HAPPY ROMANCE
Wedding Of Miss Fern Wade and
Ronald Hargrave

Fairmont, October 5-A happy
romance. which covers period OF
eight years. was eliminated Monday
when Miss Fern Wade of this city
and Mr.. Ronald Hargrave of New
Orleans were married. Mr.. and Mrs
Hargrave met at a Chicago arts
School. Since then Mr.. Hargrave
studied In Europe under Spanish and
French masters, and lis now consid
cred one Of the country's leading
younger artists. They were married
In Minneapolis.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07
POSTPONE TREATIES QUESTION
League Of Nations Assembly Defer
Action on Changes.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispat

Geneva, October Reconsideration
of an amendment to Article XVIII of
the League Of Nations which would
exempt technical treaties from regis
tration with the secretariat Of the
League of Nations, was postponed by
the assembly of the league here to-
day. This action was taken with the
understanding that. members of the
league may interpret their obliga-
lions, in the meantime, In conform
ity with the proposed amendment
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07
RAIL EMPLOYE SHOT
Thomas Fitzgerald Special Agent
Great Northern, Is Killed

Thomas Fitzgerald Special Agent
Great Northern, Is Killed
, ST.. Paul, October Thomas J.
Fitzgerald, 1868 Carroll avenue, a
veteran Great Northern Railroad
special agent, was shot in the back
and killed at about $3.50 P. M. Mon
day near the sandhouse in the
Jackson street yards.
Police and railroad detectives are
cinderpit laborer, who 1t is said, was
in the sandhouse a short time before
the murder, and the police believe
may be able to throw some light on
the case. He had not been found al
an early hour this morning, police
said. F1tzgerald's body was still warm
when found.
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Mrs. Joseph Schmidt and Mrs. -R,

MRS: Joseph schmidt and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Jahrh. Sueeumb Sunday
ST. Cloud, Mimi. October 5.--Mrs
Joseph z. Schmidt, aged fifty, died
Of complication here Sunday after
noon after q long illness. Five chill
dren, Walter, Joseph. Clara; Marcells
and Martha, all of st. Cloud survive
Mrs. Rudolph Jalinke, aged sixty
onp, Ill for ten years with cancer OF
the stomach, died here Sunday. The
deceased came to this city from. Ger
many last April Mrs Jahnke Is sur
vived by her Husband and two sons.
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DIED OF GANG Err
Mrs. Augusta waIIentln, Was Sister

Mrs. Augusta WaIIentin, Was Sister
Of C. w. Anderson, Mankato.
Mrs. Augusta Wallentin Of Algona
o'clock this morning from cancer OF
the stomach.
She was born in Sweden and Is
about sixty. five years old She came
here about thirty. FIVE years ago, set
thing first at Rockford, Ill.,, and later
going to Algona, where she lived un-
til short time ago, when she came
to Mankato for medical treatment.
She Is survived by one brother, G.
W, Anderson, ZOE Moreland~ avenue
city.
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Red Wing. Mimi. October 6.-Word
has been received here Of the mar
rage of Miss Verna Segectrorn. OF
River Falls, formerly Of this city. to
Frank Inglis Of Hallock. The Rev.
Mr.. Thrush performed the ceremony
In the presence Of dffy I'VE friends
and relatives. 3 :
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More Males Than FemaIes.

- .,IopecldI TO THe Tree PressJ
Pipestone, Mimi, October 5.--The male
population Of Pipestone county has takes,
Of the births sv. Tor the last t week ipU Is
printed in local newspaper. There were
nine births reported IN the county dur
ing the week and each one was of the
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FIND DEATH CAUSE
Passing A. n. Turrittin Was Due to
Gastric Poisoning.
United Press Dispatch.

Z St. Paul, UctOber 4.-The Cause OF
the death OF A. Fl. Turr1ttin was Civ.
en- in the death certificate as gastric
poisoning. The original announce
ment said that death was due to &C.
cidental poisoning. An analysis OF
the stomach is now being made, and
everyone having anything to do with
st is reluctant TO talk on the matter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07
FOUND DEAD BODY

Setcion Crew Made 0reWscme DIs-s
covery Near 0renvIlle
Albert Lear Mimi, October 5.-The
body OF man apparently about sew
enty years old, was found by q eec-
ton crew this morning south of Al
bert Lea near Granville The body
was mutilated.
A card in the mans pocket bore
the name Of William Louis, county
home. Steele county It Is believed
the man was killed by q train.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07

The City Council made the ex-
pense budget for 1922 last Monday
evening. They have estimated the
needs Of the city for next year al
s14,700. which is $500 less than
the amount OF the budget OF 1921
Bills were allowed to the amount oil
s351.so.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07
DEATH or JOHN STOREY
Premier New South Wales Passed
Away in Sydney Today
[Assneis

Sydney, N. S., October 5.--John
Storey. who in April 1920, became
premier of New South Wales. died to-
day: He was for many years labor
leader in Australia.
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Aged Man Hurt SUNDAY

st. Cloud, MINI, October 6.-Lars
J. Hagquist, aged eighty two. and
his son. A. 3. Hagquist, sustained
injuries Sunday. when the car in
which they were sitting at the side
Of road near here was struck by
the speeding tourist. The elder man
sustained broken arm and both
were badly cut and bruised. The
name Of the speeder was not learned.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-07
CAPTURES AUTO THIEF

minneapolis MotorcycIe oops Wauc
important Arrest Today
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l
Minneapolis, October 4. - Racing
along Franklin avenue for ten blocks,
forced two men in an automobile
speeding ahead of them to leap from
their machine and then resuming
the chase on foot. succeeded in cap.
turing one man after firing several
shots over his head.
He gave the name Of Edward
Hartley and is held for further in
vestigation. The machine was
claimed by w. D. House. He said it
was stolen last night.
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!. Hold Teachers Institute.

Saltwater, Mimi, October 5.-Sev-
entv five teachers are attending the
county institute bere this week under
the direction or Mrs. Duncan Of
Milroy and Miss Gallagher Of 81.
Cloud. The sessions viii close Fri
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HELD FOR Staying
Mrs Slack and Brother Charget
With Death Former's Husband
ASSOCIATED Press Dspa.chl

ASSOCIATED Press pHspatchI
Three Rivers, Mich, October A.
RS. Lavinne Slack, fifty-two and
George Coney, sixty-two her brother
were held in the county jail at Cent
erville. today on a charge of murder
in connection with the death of Will
liam ]. Slack, seventy. six. the WON
ans husband.
Stacks tody was found hanging in
the basement of his home Seote The
Is, and mis- death was pronounced
due to suicide. The authorities claim
however, to have unearthed evidence
that he was murdered. They are at
tempting to establish that Mrs. Slash
and her brother profited financially
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WOMEN ON GRAND JURY
Four lmpaneiled In Secret Body Of
Red Winu Court

Red Wing, Mimi, October 5.-Four
the grand jury Of the Goodhue county
court which convened Monday. 1t 4
said that the grand Jury will be call ;
ed upon TO investigate many liquor
law violations. The women on the
fury are Mrs. Charles Alters. Mrs.
A. P. Taber, MSS Ada Lockin and
Miss Hilma s. Johnson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

stopped A. Devine after he made 3
yards. Locke went through Hunk
Anderson for 4 yards. A. Devine
made yards and Locke made first
down on the 50-yard line. Shaw
threw Devine for a 1O-yard loss. A.
Devine punted 10 Grant. who FUN
bled and recovered on Notre Danes
23-yard line Mohardt made IL
around right end. Wynne made 2
yards. Coughlin made 2 more around
right end. Kadesky blocked Wynne's
punt and Slater recovered on Notre
Danes 3S-yard line.
Receivers Bar.
Locke fumbled ana Notre Dame
recovered the ball. Mohardt went
yards around right end.
Wynne made yards through Sla-
ter Mohardt made first down. Grant
made 4 through center. Mohardt
passed 20 yards to Kiley, who ran
80 yards through a clear field for a
touchdown. Shaw kicked the goal.
Score: Notre Dame z, Iowa TO-