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The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-13

Sheriff c. G. Esgar has returned
from Helena, where he attended the
funeral of George w. Huifaker, late
sheriff Of Lewis and Clark county,
who was kLed last Saturday in an
automobile accident. just outside of
Helena.
c. A. Mcintyre and c. H. Gala
CHAN left the first of the week for
Gardiner, Livingston, Billings and
other points in eastern Montana, in
the interests of the Bozeman round
up, which will be held here the first
week in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse White OF Para
disc, Mont. who have been guests of
Mr.. Whites mother, Mrs. Stephen
White at her ranch home on Middle
Creek for a short time, left Monday
night for Hot Springs, Ark, to spend
several weeks. Mr.. White expects to
take medical treatment there, as he
has been suffering from rheumatism.
DIR. ]. E. Daniels and family, who
have been spending the past month at
their camp on Madison lake, have re-
turned to Bozeman. They were ac-
companied by Miss Marie Bardon,
who has been a guest at the Daniels
camp for the past ten days.
Miss Norine Murphy of Helena has
been elected as a member of the fac
ulty of Gallatin county high school
for the coming year. She will act as
instructor in English. Miss Murphy
, was graduated from the State univer-
; sity at Missoula in June.
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Esgar and
t daughter Maxine have returned from
short business trip to Livingston
Clyde Park and the Shields River val
ley. They were accompanied to Liv.
t ingston by Mrs. George Mcclure, whC
D is spending a few days at Chico Hot
4 Springs.
4 Dr.. R. E. Seitz left Tuesday fol
Billings to attend the annual session
= of the State Medical association
n which will be held there July II t.
|. IA. Immediately following the con
}. vention, DR.. Seitz accompanied by hi
r family will take trip to Lewistowl
and Glacier National park, returning
e to Bozeman in about ten days.
! A party of young people of Boze
=, man enjoyed a delightful trip up tn
e West Gallatin Sunday. The youn
a women went to Cave creek by aut
and then enjoyed a hike to Law
IS lake. The party included the Misse
It Bernice Hall, Hettie Schumachel
= Maude Rider, Maude Alexander, Aba
:. line Montgomery, Sylvia Sminth, He
'e en- Phillips, Ruth Montgomery. Medr
Is Hall, Mary Maxwell, Mary Pinkne
and Rose Kahn.
id Miss Katherine Keown and Mis-
ID Evelyn Waterman were hostesses {
" a delightful affair given at the hon
IS of Miss Keown Tuesday afternoon
re honor of Miss Margaret Curry, WI
le is to be one of this months bride
After a social afternoojl light r
The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-13
Opportunity
Time-The Present
Place-C. j. Sears &
Company

You will do we'll to cast all busi-
ness cares aside while you pursue
these few lines, setting forth the
most attractive bargain in Gallatin
county real estate ever offered to
the public.
To the young man starting in life
with a small capital at his command,
we can put you on the main line to
prosperity, and after a few years of
application to business, entitle you to
a seat with the stock kings of Mon
tana.
We hold the key to this wonderful
opportunity, and it is yours with a
small payment down, in lieu of
which we give you control of $50
acres of the finest grass and hay
land in the northwest.
You can only appreciate the real
merit by observation. We have
nothing to cover, Natrual grass
waist high, mountain or forest Sc
serve at your door, sparkling streams
curving their way to an outlet and g
winter condition that makes it nearly
ideal from a stockman's standpoint
The place has all the improvements
necessary for the present, all under
fence and a good road.
Under normal conditions yoT
would have to pay us from $18 tc
$50 an acre From the fact that we
have to sell, you can furnish US {
small payment, say $4,000, will give
YOU possession, and in due time, will
a low rate of interest, pay US thc
balance of S2,24O, and we furnisl
you a clear title to a place you cal
call home and accumulate that whicl
We all crave-wealth.
Remember, 5000 an acre is tn
sum total. Don't be carried ava,
with expectations, but investigat
and become convinced that we ar
offering you a dollar for every fift
cents you invest.
c. J. SEARS & co.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-13

DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Hines, who
have been visiting with relatives in
the city for the past week, left Sat
urday for Aberdeen, S. D., where
they eXpect to make their home.
Mrs. ]. ]. Schwartz and daughter
Pauline of Anaconda are guests in
Bozeman at the home of Mrs.
Schwartz's brother, Louis Bring, ano
wife, at their home in the Blackmore.
Mrs. H. w. Coates of Martinsdale
is visiting in Bozeman with friends.
Born, July 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
l.. Madden, son, at the H. L. Smith
ranch, near Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. J. Kountz, who
have been spending the winter In
California, are visiting in the city
with ,neir son, John Kountz, and
family. They are making their home
in Whitehall this summer.
G. L. Martin is spending this
week in Havre and other points of
northern Montana carrying out work
relative to the extension department
of Montana State college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Orton, who
have been visiting in Bozeman for the
past two months with Mr.. Orton's
brother, A. w. Orton and family, left
Sunday for Ennis, where they will
spend two weeks before returning t.
their home in Butte.
Miss Dorothy Powell has returned
to her home in Billings, after spend
ing the past week in Bozeman, thc
guest of Miss Frances Kyle. Mis-
Powell has been teaching in the Ana
conda high school during the pas
year.
Mrs. George Maxey was the win
ner of the free lot which was award
ed as a feature of the Capitol Hill 10
sale. Mrs. Maxey received a deed t.
Lots 21 and %, in Black 46, whicl
are located on Sixth avenue betwee
Hays and Grant streets.
Mrs. Maurice Nordstrom and bab,
of Butte are visiting this week i
BOzeman with her mother, Mrs. F
P. Brady, and with her sister, Mrs
, Erval Mcdonnell and family at thei
ranch home west of Bozeman.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Brandley of tn
, local lodge of Neighbors of the WOOD
, craft, has gone to Portland, Ore
where she will attend the suprem
grand lodge session of the organic
ton.
Miss Mary Minor of Chicago hs
: arrived in Bozeman to spend the re-
: Of the summer with Mrs. Eleanor M
: Roberts and her sister, Mrs. E.
: Pratt. Miss Minor has visited he1
: several times and has many frienC
who are glad to see her again.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Howard al
n doughter Leolyn, Mrs. H. H. Howal
and daughter Charlie, accompanied I
C Mrs. Louis Howard's father, Charl
a Humphrey of Holyoke, Mass, a
=, spending this week in Yellowstol
park.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-13

Whitfield Spain is spending thiG
week in Helena attending the meet
ing of the state board Of education
The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-13

Miss Edna Pollock of Manhattan
was a guest at the home Of Mrs. R.
H. Dean several days this week.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-13

Born, July 4, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Van Hoorn, a son, at the Catron
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Brandriff have
as their guests this week Mrs. Lola
Truitt and son Glen of Pierce City,
Mo.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-13
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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HARDING OUTLINES POLICIES IN
 INAUGURAL ADDRESS
Determined Nation Must Avoid Military Alliances Maintain Full Freedom of Decision: Declares
 for no War Profits and Efficient Government

Wilson Was un;Uile to attend the full ceremonies of H.lrdins's Inauguration and flatly and culdly declined to at tend the incoming president when he appeared hefdt@ the Senate. Wilson explained to Senator Knox, head of the CongTttssionul inauguration party, that he w:ls unable to go to the Sen ate Chamber. Wilson said: Senator the Senate has thrown me down but am not going to fall down" To Sen ator Lodge, who asked if the retiring president had any further" communica - tions, Wilson coldly splied: have no further communication to make. appreciate your courtesy. Good morp- ing"
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

Governor Riggs is unfavorable to- ward ca1llnS ;t special election in he Second Division to fill the vacancy created in the legislative representa- ttves of this division at the Juneau legislature by the death of Rhp. F.. w. Burroughs, according to q tele gram from Rep. c. D. Cochran to the Nugget today.
 The nhtSsage dated at Juneau to- dsty, says;
 The Govfinor has expressed him self unf;ivor.Lble to holding q special election because of the requirement of 30 dEly nptioe. Wdth the time required for canvasing .the election added, the time of the elected representative would, in his vieFw. be too short
 Am going into the mntn.r and if tab- Governor further refuses, will try and have a spechl act passed by the
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
REvoLUTIONIS1S CAPTURE
 SOVIET STRONGHOLDS

Stockholm. Sweden, Men. 5-Whi.c flags aae floating from the Wint-r Palace in Petrugad and from tho kramlin tin Moscow. according to Hell singfors reports. In Moscow thirty thousand troops are declared to hay" refused to march against the revain- tionaries. Revolutionary troops fror, the southern front are also said to fre marching to PetIograd to assist the levolu.ianarie+s at that point.
 The reports also assert that ZinoeNeff. governor of Petrograd. and tihe meube,,s of the Soviet Central CoanhnRttee, are being held by the revo lultionis.s as hostages.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
cucc's PAVING WAY FOR
 MORE RATE BOOSTING

Seattle, Mch. 5-FtepIesentatives of the Kennicott copItr corporation say crease in the price of fuel oil on March 1 will add s45,000 annually to the costs of operation of :he Kennicott mines. the Copper River af.lroad and steamship line O fthat company and emphasizes the necessity for develop ment of the Alaska oil fields.
 Birch. head of the Kennicott Com pany. is expected .o visit Seattle tn $ month.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Russia In Throes of Great Revolt

Washington. Mch. 5-Offfcial in- fmm,aNEon tfnut the Soviet fortress at Krpns.adt, near Petrograd. has fallen iuuo da,e hands of revolutionary troops was received lSele today by the Fin- nish Legation. The cablegram which is from the Finnish Fureign Office. says the revorutionists are holiang the Ienine Commisslries as hostages and that a trkalIendous upihettNal reigns throughout Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

ture." ,.
 In concluding the address Harding said: T have >iuen sL solemn oath of office nn that passit,, of Holy Writ wherein it IS an1Eed
 '-What dath the Lord require
 of thee bu. to do justice, love
 mercy, and so. walk hunbly with and this plig1k to God and country. Consdent in CT ability to work out own destiny ed jssulously g1,ardins OUT right to do ao we ask no part in directing the tinies of the old world We dp4pt mean to be entan- glsa and We accept no responsi- biIty except .Ouir own conscience and jtldgernenk tn each instance may dlsTteI1niue. sAs
 Through tRa. entire address Hard ing made no, nption of the League of Nations but n nsparingly denounced aN schesiyt dftsupergovernment
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

incas methods in government admin istraton.
 ''Ame1fca," he declared. can be party to no tournament military all liance We can enter into no political enltlnslements nor assume any eco homie obligato ons nor subject our de- cisions to any other than our own au- .ilority Our supreme task is re suanp- tion of our onward way. If war !s again forced upon us, I earnestly hop q. way may be found which will unify our individual and collective strength and conseca-,te all America. materially and spili tually, body and soul. to the national defense. Not one penny of war profits shall fo to the Aenefft of private individuals, corporations or coHnbina tions We can reduce the ob- normal expenditures of government, we can and will strike at war taxation and we must. speak also for onis
 sion of unnecessary interference by the government with business, of govern
 ment experiments in business and for more efficient business in government, administration. We ought to find q way to guard against the perdls and penalties of unemployment. We want an America of homes and peace and prosperity and in its attainment I ac- cep. my part with single mindedness of purpose and humility of spirit and
 implorte the favor and guidance of God in his Heaven. With these I am
 unlfrid and confidently face the fu-
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

Washington, D. c. March r. In his inaugural address, President Harding briefly summa rized hhs views and policies in the clear cut declara- tions that America cannot be a party to permanent military alliances, must not hind itself to decisions subject to must find it's supreme task in the re- sumption of normal progress. reduc- tion of abnormal government expenses and the establishment of fficient bus
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
CONGRESS ASKS BODY
 OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER

Washington. Mich. 5-A joint res- oiIuon passed by Congress and sign ed by President recently provid.ng for the return from France of the body Of an unknown soldier and it's burial in Arlington National Cemetery. was or 's1red turned over to the Whr Depart ment to-day. wher arrangements will be made for the return of the body and apprnpr:ate ceremonies for It's inter ment.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
FIX coNeREssMEN OFFERED JOBS

who was tfefe<ated for e-election to Congnss from Wisconsin, will be of fered a. place on the Interstate Com merce Comnsssion. while forhner Sem ator Chamberlain is certain to be named as a member of the Shipping Board, according to those in close touch with the new administration
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ANCIENT MARINER HAS
 PERIlOUS EXPERIENCE

New York. Mch. 4-Thirty three days at sea in leaking twenty six ton yaw was the recent experience of B year old Capt. Gassield and a crew of six men who were brought which rkscled them 1S0 miles out, from this porft
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HOOVER PLANNING COMMERCE
 DEPARTMENT CHANGES

Washington, Mch. 5-Herbert Hoo- yer, as a. member of the caIhinet. will urge the ai,olStion of the shipping es- talblfslMnemt as q bureau of the depart meN of Commerce. it was tntima ted by him today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
KILLS QUARTER
 MILLION CHINESE

Shanghai. China, Mch. 5-Renewed earthquakes of great violence in the kanso and Sshensi provinces of Central China have killed two hundred and fifty thousand. accodring to advices re :. cewed her today.
 The famine relief committee here is sending Investigators to the strick- en districts.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
WILSON AND COLBY
 TO PRACTICE LAW
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Washington, Mich. 3-iresident Wilson today announced that he will enter the practice of law with Secre- tary Colby. with offices in New York and Washington. ''The only previous experience Wilson has had as q prac- ticing lawyer was in Atlanta. where he practiced for two years prior to his entrance into the field of educa- tion.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
WASHINGTON LEo,sIArURE
 PASSES ANTI JAP LAW
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Delayed In tranzHas9fon)
 Oayanpka. Wn. Nc. 3The Anti Alsen Land Owning and Laasing Bau especially designated for the Japanese. q,as been paksed by both houses of the staAe legislature. despite desperate ef- forts. which were without avail. to defer action until after Hardings in- auguraH0n.
 During the debate on .he bill in the Senate. Senator Taylor said he was in- formed that Harding's inaugural speech would malde no reference to the Japanese situation.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Harding Cabinet Confirmed By Senate

Washington Mich. 4-Presiden! H:rding's cabinet nominat tionS were conffrmtd by the Senate late today. while the White House gates were thrown open on his orders and the crowd went trooqying over the grounds fro mwhich .lpe public has been rig oyohsly barred since the severence of relations with Germany in 1917.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
MAIL THIEVES ANNEX
 VALUABLE GOLD SHIPMENT
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Vancouver, F. c. Mch. 2-The tlnht seNen thousand dollars in Amer jean gold. which was being shipped to New York from Manila, was stol- from mail pouches aboard the Ca nadia h. Oriental liner Empress of Rus sda while enroute to this port.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
STAMP MILL FOR KUsKokWIM
 QUARTZ MINE
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(De1ayeU m IIIYisHIHfSSlUHT
 Seattle, Mch. 2-Ilivingston Wer- necke will sail from here next Satur- day for the Kuskokwim river section of Alaska, via Juneau, to install n ten stamp mill on the newly acquired Treadwe1l quartz properties in the K,aslpoluwfm section. The mill outfit will be shipped MI>om here on the opening m river navigation.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
D'ANNUNZlo, FIUME
 HERO MARRIES

E,,tie, Penn. Mich. 5-Madame Ualia siding here. has received a letter an nouncing the ma1ttrge of her niec- MSs Luisa Baccma. to Gabrielle D' Annunzso. hero of the Plume dispute Ina couple arc Living at Gardeno. Italy. according to tho hsaker.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
BOOZE sMUceLERs
 USE AIRPLANEs
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Vancouver B. c. Mch. 4-The au- tlnities here announced tonight tha discovery that whiskey and also nor- pafne and cocaine are being conveyed from tffe vicinity of Vancouver to San Francisco. .. -s
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
LABOR sEcTY WILSON
 GETS NEW JOB
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Delayed in transmission)
 Washington, Mch. 3-Se@etary of Labor Wilson today accepted appoint ment on the International Joint Com the same appointment offered to Tumulty by President Wilson some time ago.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
 FOUND DEAD
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Delayed in Transmissionj @ New York commercial traveller here on business, was found dead in his rousp at the Hotel Washington today. apparently from natural causes.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ESCAPE
 FROM TELLS

ConstaIrtinople, Mch. Ali Ameri- c:tn- hava Left Tifhs safely and a1&, in no danger from the Boishev ist advanc- es in that section according to infor- mat Irceived here.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
ONE TIME MILLIONAIRE sPEcULAToR
 SUPPOSED SUICIDE
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Omaha. Neb. Mch 3-Emil Roths- child, formerly a millionaire grain dealer, was found dead from asphyxta- M4on in his home here today. Roths- cAild recently los. heavily in foreign aArket speculation and is believed by the police to have s,li4ded.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
McsWiNEY'S BROTHER
 SENTENCED TO PRISON

Cork, Ire. Meh. 5-John McSw.ney. Cork, hte been sentenced to fifteen years Imprisonment for wagfng war against the crown.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
HARDING GETS INTO HARNESS

Washington. Mich. 5-Pre4dent Harding went to work today d few ::ltion to his stenographer. He was .acoompan!sed to his office by his father
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Harding Pressab Cabinet Nominations
 h Person

Wasshlngrp Mich. 4-I>esident Harding attalon and also addressed briefly am exe1uke session of the Sen ate, at whidak personally pIssented nominations trhis caiiinet. following dfe inaugura4n ceremonies today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

For the first tins this sintsr the large Easls Hall will bs epsnsd tor the purpose sf giving Meme public . rars treet. cabaret, Dsnes and Gntsrtais- ~ssas. VI 0I
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
VAST MORTALITY FOLLOWS CHINESE QuAkES
RIGGS UNAVOIDABLE TO
 SPECIAL ELECTION

legislature requiring only ten days no tice. Will advise
 Rep. Cochran also advises that fed fetlral river and harbor work in Alaska. has been turned over to the Alask;l Road Commission by the War Depart ncnt Engineering Board, although for the pI'i5en. the Boards Seattle office will handle disbursements. This means the continuation of the Snake River harbor work will be under the Road Commission.
 Engineer Carpenter who has hither- to had charge of the hnl'bor improve ment is reported by Rep. Cochran a.s now employed on the WIsingell harbor survey and may no. have charge of the hanbor work here next summer.
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The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
COSTA RIcw ADVANCING
 s. IN PANAMA

Panama, NA. 5--Confil1nation was received heae Aday tha: Costa Rican forces. are a1kcing upon Almerante in the Rot-als1 Toro province, where exri4nsiv.4 NolAAmericam interests are lccare0. &#
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
U S. Co" ling P.n.m. rroub'.

Was irins- Afch. 5-The Panama C0s1o Rhya DufOn was the first sub tect taken ybtlay by the new ad- n,ih1lstrth kn After studying the sit uaA'm Hug confenied with Hard ing on the ect.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
OFFICIAL LEXINGTON PAY AsT RESPECT
 TO CLARK

Nashine Afch. 5-Congress and all official hington today laNished thei- ttahtrt1 love and respect to the memory "f np Clark.
 The run services werei held in f'HN' great bf tlle House of Rep resersfaaive attended by a vast throEs.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
NAVY DEMONSTRATES NEW MINE PLANTING METHOD
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Wtashinfs.on, Mch 4-The Navy has demonstrated that explosive mines with a Sum of parachute attachment can be planted from aircraft. f was am,ounccd by the Navy Department today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

San Juan tsur. Nicaragua, Mch. 5-Bccos dS luo. at Columbus Is- lard .sas 'benBtaken by the Costa Faiesa for.es. hny casualties were in- fiIcSed uu~H Panama troops and fine Cos:a also book 15O pris- oners.
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
CHEEREO
 BY CROWD FOR HOURS

Washington. Mch. 4-For two hours expresidtmt Wilson reached his the ibuillhfs and cheered tuInultously ;ufter' he appeared at he windows.
 Wilson several times attempted to address the visitors but checked with emotion and finally retired.
 MeAdoo Eulogires Ex President
 New York. Mch. 5-'Wootfrow Wilson, the man, will die but Wood
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Coolidge Installed In Senate

Washington Mch. 4-Coolidge WAS nst,lcted into the office of virei pres dent in the Senate chamber at the lose of Hardingt inauguration
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

Wilson coIdsfoec.ines Senate Visit
 Wash1ngtnq Mch. 4-Woodrow
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05
Panama Ruio To Arms To Meet
 lNvasion

Panama nA, 5-An Panama be- tween IS andAyeal's of age have been calfed tc thelelprs
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

Costa Riea"tepturc soe.s Del Toro
The Nome nugget., 1921-03-05

row Wilson the apostle of universal peace wrn Live fospver," William c. McAdoo declared today in .L letter to .4Ie New York Globe in response to d request for his views on the former president.
 T do not agree,' McAdoo said. with thoss who hastily adjudge the Presidents work at the Paris peace cUnfenS1tec :: failure.
 cts day will bring the Weekly Nugget 10 your home.
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The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula Covers approximately 22.700 square miles of territory.
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MeAdoo Eulogires Ex President
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The So Foud Out States Attorney COWe Is NOU to
NibHck's "Backfre''
Scoops Nasal DiUot

Bellcair Heights. Fla, March IS.
o. W. johnson, of Chicago, played
the most remarkable golf shot Of his
career yesterday. In fact it was one
of the strangcst shots ever played
and he is still trying to explain to
his friends how it happened.
lie was playing n niblick shot
when the club in some manner got
loose and the blade after scooping the
ball away came up and hit him on
the bridge of the nose, taking out n
good sized divot. lie wears band
age, but this has not dampcncd his
enthusiasm for the game and he is
booked up for today.