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mains of the Jurassic period ever found
in America. These were shipped by
the carload to the great museums Of
the country the larger part going to
Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh where
, they may now be seen.
1t was from a fossil skeleton of a
mammoth dinosaur some so feet in
length, found in the fossil beds Of Gar
den Park that the late Andrew Carne-
gle had plaster casts made at a cost
of $4,000 each and which he presented
to the great universities of the world.
including Paris, Berlin, Petrograd.
Vienna. and Buenos Aires. In fact, a
new type Of disnosaur was discovered
here. different from that found any
where else. and in honor OF this patron
saint of libraries, pipe organs. and
museums. the scientists called It
"Diplodacus Carnegii."
II We are to believe these scientists
the "diplodacus'' was an animal not
unlike great lizard, and was the
largest animal known to science capa-
Bile of locomotion on land. II often at
tanned length OF so feet and height
Of is feet. standing on its hind feet
like giant kangaroo. this animal
could crop the foliage off the branches
Of trees 40 or so feet above the ground.
Since the days OF Professor Marsh,
many other fossils have been taken
from Garden Park. tho last one OF i'm
portance being taken out about three
years ago by Dali De wcese of Canon
City. and presented to the Colorado
State Museum 1t Denver.
In this. same formation and not far
from the fossil beds in Garden Park
Is Marble Cave. another natural
wonder but little known to the outside
world. Here is a cavern with CALLER
les extending back hundreds OF feet.
on whose walls are the most beautiful
and fantastic limestone formations.
The cave has only been explored for
some five hundred feet, but its real
depth and extent is unknown.
Tho Canon City Chamber OF Com
merce Is this season opening these
Garden Park attractions to tho world
by means OF good roads which make
them easily accessible to siSht-secrs
and pleasure seekers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

Since tho foundation Of the Royal
Automobile Club in England. August,
1897, II has grown from 1863 members
to nearly 1900 at the present time.
Tho club possesses the largest men,
-bership of any similar organization in
the world.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
INSTRUMENT RECORDS
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sutomobils gear are made by using
different methods of connecting the os-
cilIograph to the experiment. In tho
case Of the automobile gear. an ordi-
nary telephone mouthpiece is held close
To the gear teeth. Tho variations of
sound Il catches are marked by high
peaks on tho flm so accurately that
the operator. II he Is skillful. can tell
by the fllm Just what each tooth In the
gear In doing.
II is this sort of thing that In making
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
tho oscillograph OF value to scientific
and Industrial engineers alike.

In Cleveland. O.. a person found
guilty for the third time of Jay
walking crossing the streets di-
agonally by pedestrians. especially at
street intersections-may have to pay
fine as much as slo0 and serve 10
days for the offense.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27

About 2.7oo 900. or nearly . per cent
of tho total population OF the United
States make their living from the au-
tomobilc industry.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-27
URAGUAy IN
S0UTH AMERICA

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
THE GANG YEARNS
FOR SCENE OF WAR
300 Enthusiastic Students VIII
Fill Trains Bound for
indianapolis.

Fully 500 enthusiastic students
leave the Notre Dame campus this
morning at $50. DestinationLIn-
Annapolis Purpose-The greatest
intra-state football game of the sea
son. They are armed with mega
phones, whistles remnants and canes.
determined to make their presence
manifest IN the Hoosier metropolis.
At 1880 promptly the trains leave
South Bend for indianapolis. They
are scheduled 10 complete the
journey about noon. At that time,
a parade will be formed from the
station 10 the business section of the
town. Festivities will be interrupted
for luncheon. No later than $50
this crowd will reassemble. and
headed by two bands. and accom-
panied by automobiles and floats.
Will proceed TO Washington Park
where the previously mentioned
football game will take place.
After the football game-dancing.
After the darcing-weN. the trains
leave for home at midnight
May the weather man keep a clear
sky above Indianapolis today. and
may all clouds assemble above
Bloomington or Notre Dame. accord
ing 10 the result Of the game!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
CONFERENCE TILTS
WON'T COUNT MUCH
Plenty of Chance to See Big
Ten Teams in Action But
Games Aren't Great.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2S-While west
ern conference football followers will
have plenty of opportunity to see
their favorite teams in action Sat
urday. virtually every eleven play
ing. there are few games expected
to cut any figure in the champion
ship race.
To majority of the sports anal
ysts the prospective victor seems
fairly easy TO pick in all of the con-
tests except one, that between Mich
igan and Illinois at Urbana. This
fracas is not considered OF titular
importance. for neither team has
won a conference game. although
Michigan is considered fairly strong.
Chicago. conQueror of Princeton,
faces another intersectional game,
this time with the Colorado Aggies.
The game will be played here.
Minnesota and Wisconsin meet at
Madison, Wis, in their traditional
clash, which is the most important
on the schedule to the followers OF
the two elevens. The two teams are
sure TO put up Il good fight.
Iowa, considered by many as a IA
vorite for the championship, plays
Purdue at Lafayette. Ind, in & game
expected TO be easy for the Hawk
eyes.
Indiana goes outside the confer
ence TO play Notre Dame and North
western takes on DePauw, a minor
college.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
\ FISH STORY.

The Carp and the Gold Fish
almost came TO blows on the Or
pheum Alleys. Jimmy Say a
veteran bowler in the Gas Co.
league had a great trick pulled
on aim yesteday. For a moment.
Jimmy was dazed He didn't
know whether he was seeing
things or whether Houseman Far
rell had been raising pet fish at
the bowling emporium.
Nicholas and Carney. the other
members OF the COLD Fish trio,
members o. the league. sent Say
down stairs on a Bogus tele-
phone call. While he was away
they planted a tin pan containing
water and a fish IN the gutter OF
the alley. Anxious 20 return 10
his game, Say grabbed a large
ball and sent II rolling at the
pins. JUS. as he bent down TO
watch the result OF his heave. a
large Carp was seen dangling
from a fish line Just over the
center OF the alleys. Say. was at
first dumbfounded. but later ad-
mitted that Il was an appropriate
program for Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
new FROSH ELEVEN
PREPARED TO SAIL
INTO SAILOR TEAM
Barry HoIton's YearIings to
Stack Up Against Great
Lake Navalists.

4 new Notre Dame freshman team
viii face Great Lakes az the Great
lakes training station field tolay.
Since the lake Forest game OF two
weeks ago. the yearlinEs have under-
gone Transformation. and one can
hardly recognize Barry Hcltou old
squad in the poppy. lively. scrapny
bunch OF youngsters that Ieft for
Great Lakes this morning. All week
long they have been playing super
football against Rocknes powerful
regulars. Night after night they
have been playing the varsity on
their feet. and scoring toucndowns
from al parts Of the feld. Tuesiay
the yearlings showed FIVE tcuchdowus
across the varsity hne-Wcdncsda
they made three more. and on Thurs
day q stranger was heard t0 ask
Which team "a the varsity"
Getting Team Play.
The reason for this remarkable
change In the freshman team is not
obscure. During the early part Of
the season. the members OF the squad
were anacquainted, unused 90 piay-
ing with each other. and found
themselves embarrassed by the sur
roundings. Then came defeat AZ the
hands Of Western State Normal and
Lake Forest. Instead OF having a
depressing effect upon the men. these
defeats actually served as a stimulus
20 stir them up. Last Saturday they
rested. no game having been sched-
uled. And on the FIRST practice day
of this week, they tore up and down
Cartier field like veterans. They had
finally become Interested IN the for
tunes Of their own team-they had
the goods; they had pep; they had
fight.
Yesterday Coach Barry Holton
was Informed that the Great Lakes
team was a heavy, and fast aggre-
cation that had not lost game this
season. He was asked what chances
his youngsters stood 20 win.
Those fellows viii sweep the
sailors of the field" he said. For
once. I'm actually looking TO see
them put up real game. I believe
they'll fight against Great Lakes as
they've been fighting against the
varsity every day this week. And
II they do that-lf they go into this
game trying TO win. why I won't be
afraid Of the outcome. because they
know how 20 play football-there's
no question about that. II they fight
like a Notre Dame team, they'll win
like a Notre Dame team. That's all
/ have 10 say"
The squad left South Bend az $50
this morning. and is due 20 arrive
al Great Lakes before luncheon.
Accompanying 10 coach were the
following men: Arndt and Tubury
centors; Vergara. Gleckert and
Moynihan, guards; STANCE. Fret. Rip
Miller and Babe Mnbauer tackles.
HunsinEer, Collins. Eaton and Dren-
nan. ends The backdeld men who
viii make the trip are Stuhldreher.
Sheehan and Iayden. quarterbacks.
Livergood and En-ight fullbacks.
Gerry Miller. Chuck Crowley. Ger
ney. Don Miller and Coughln. half
backs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
WARSAW DEFEATS
BLUFFTON ELEVEN
Home Team Backfield Lets
Loose and Piles Up ~
to O Score.

WARSAW. oct. 2S.-Jumping into
their game Friday with new vigor
and determination, the Waraw high
school football team swamped their
opponent, Button, under a ~ TO 0
score in a battle that was replete
with stellar plays on the part of the
home aggregation. LAUREN, Rogers,
Mills and Stamates. the home team
backfeld, starred by long field runs
and sensational tackles. The Bluff
ton eleven seemed TO lack any Of
fensive strength and was beaten
from the start of the fracas
Coach Cash kept all of his reg
ular players in the lineup and the
personnel Of the Warsaw team was
as follows: Stokes, right end Belt,
right tackle; Hill, right guard Rob
right halfback; Rogers. fullback;
Mills, left halfback.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29

and wealthy friends for a chance to
do it.
Willard misses the old days when
he was a champion. He misses the
crowds who used 20 follow him, the
fans who pointed him out as he
lowered among his admirers. He
misses the voices that he used to
hear saying: There goes the cham
pioni"
That is Big Jess trouble. He
would fight Dempsey for nothing.
He wants the thing he can't buy
the honors of the prize ring.
The more money Willard makes,
the more dissatisfied he becomes.
For his signing with Promoter Rick
ard for a title fight follows closely a
new oil strike that Jess has just
made near Eureka. Kas.
Struck Oil.
Three months ago the former
champion leased 1000 acres in
Greenwood county. Kas., and soon
after Brought in an oil well. his
first at that place. Now he has re
sold one-fourth of his leases there
for more than 100000. Oil men
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
BYERS READY TO
MEET THE COWBOY
Pacific Coast Pocket Billiard
Champion is Among Pre-
mier GUESTS.

Clayton Byers the Pacific coast
pocket billiard champion who is to
meet Cowboy Dawson this afternoon
at the Greenland Parlors in the first
string of their $50 point match. has
been one of the best cue artists since
reaching the age of 16. At that ,ime
he met Dora in a championship
match and had great victory Of the
marvel almost within his grasp.
when apparently his youth stood him
in bad stead and he was beaten in
a sensational finish. Byers had
broken the halls and was ready to
run the eight worries needed to give
him the title match. Dora stood
at the side OF the table chalking his
cue while glancing at the score
string which denoted that AZ points
were needed at once TO pull the wiz
ard through. Byers missed and
Dora ran out.
Byers has defeated every pocket
billiardist in the country some time
or another during his career. He
has never lost a state tournament
and is classed among the best boys
in the business.
His wife. May Byers, who ably
assists him in all his exhibitions
holds the Baltimore City Woman's
record for high pocket billiard runs.
While playing a match game there
the feminine cue shark pocketed IS
worries and the record.
Dawson went through his usua!
evenings performance at KoserOk-
skis pool parlors on Chaplin street
yesterday. With practically no de-
liberation he clicked the white
against the colored for total runs OF
3O-45 and so at a time. He has
gained q great many supporters dur
ing his stay here and is strongly
backed in his match which starts
! today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
RI1aY FOR OLD PURDUE.

LAFAYETTE, oct. 2s.-The Pur-
due University golf team defeated
the University OF Michigan team
here Friday by q score OF s TO 8.
Byrnes OF the Purdue team was low
nedallst with a score OF u. Ingham
held the low score for the Wolverines
with so
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
Sailor Friedman Too Much
For British Lightueight

NEW YORK, Oct. IS Sailor
Friedman of Chicago, tonight de-
feated Ernie Rice, English light
weight champion, in the seventh
round Of a scheduled 10 round bout
in Madison Square Garden, when
Rice's seconds tossed a towel into
the ring.
Rice, when his hackers admitted
defeat was bleeding profusely from
a cut over his left eye. suffered in
the second round. He was hardly
able to see his opponent. but appar-
ent was strong and trying to turn
the tide of battle when IL ended
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
POLY WINS.

TERRE HAUTE, oct. 2S.-Rose
Poly knocked Hanover for a series
OF toUchdowns and a score OF as 10
II Friday IN game TO decide which
should be low In the I. c. A L. Rose
won at straight football. Dix. Con-
ever and Stages starred for Rose,
while Cox gained IN HanOver's aerial
attack.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
" dSIliHgton Indoor Team
Issues List ChalLenge

The Washington school indoor
baseball team has undergone the
process Of reorganization and is now
managed by Isadore Van Hoke. who
has issued a challenge for games TO
any indoor nine in this city.
Casemer PrentkOwski has been
elected captain Of the Washington
players. The manager can be reach
ed at 1913 ". sample street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
BUTLER LOSES FIRST
CAME IN TWO SEASONS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ocf. 2S.-Butler
college lost its first football game
in two seasons Friday TO Wabash
college. Il 10 0. Wabash by SUI
perior work OF its line stopped But
ler's attack at crical times. One
Wabash touchdown was made by
stright football and the other by a
forward pass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
Ex-ChanlbionHaS
Millions But Is
Yet content
Jess Misses the Old DAYS
When the Crowd Followed
Him to the Ring.

Jess Willard is rich-worth mil
lions.
Nothing that he Graves and that
money Will buy is beyond him.
A big man, mammoth in physique,
a business general, a millionaire
with diamonds and oil wells. yet
He's not satisfied
He wants to be the king of prize
fighters. He wants TO get into the
ring and fight. He wants to be a
champion IF the world. And he'll
abandon mis- oil wells, and diamonds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
MINNEAPOLIS PUTS IN
BID FOR BIG BATTLE

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Oct. 2S.-
An offer of $4,000 for a 1o-round
no-decision bout TO be held in Min
neapolis between Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight champion, and Tommy
Gibbons. of St. Paul, was made by
Frank Mccormick, president Of a
local boxing club, Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
NGPPGnee Basketball Team
Wins IN Overtime Contest

NAPPANEE, oct. 2S.-In an over
time contest here the Nappanee bas-
ketball quintet defeated the Atwood
five by a score Of p to p. With
the close of the contest the game
stood IS to IS. During the overtime
Nappanee scored four points and At
wood three.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29

NEW YORK. oct. 2S. = Jim
Barnes. national open golf cham
Mon. defeated Miss Cecil Leitch. Of
Great Britain. and ! Friday after
noon. after granting her six bisque.
In so doing. Barnes set new course
record OF 6s AZ the Pelham Country
club links
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
Crimson-Irish Clash Biggest hrastate Grid Annals
'High School to
Fight Hard for
Win at Hammond
Chances for Victory Improve
as Substitutes Cain More
Experience.

Minus an experienced Geld general
Coach Elmer Burnham took his
lighting cohorts into the land OF the
Hammondites early this morning
ready to do their best against the
fast high school OUTFIT OF that city.
II Edwards Is al his best, South
Bend may win, IL '+Ollie" Is stopped
b. the Hammond defense Durham s
charges will be defeated.
The Blenders have made great
progress all week. despite the loss
Of Strickler. who for three years,
directed the offensive work OF the
orarge and black. Nykos has round
ed into form, and though exceedingly
light and inexperienced seems to be
the only one capable Of taxing care
OF the Job unless a last moment shift
puts the greatest captain a local
high school ever had, into the pivot
position.
Determined To Win.
The line Of the high school has
been patched and is apparently
stronger than at any other time this
season. The last few days OF prac-
tice have worked wonders with the
Edwardsmen.
"Olhe" Edwards and his squad
left with the determination TO repeat
the drubbing the Hammondites re-
ceived at the hands of AIishawaka a
few weeks ago The squad has lost
two OF the regular men and while
this will be a great handicap the
team Is not in as crippled condition
as was fret presumed.
A victory is expected by those
prominent in high school sport
circles. It is certain that the game
will be a battle and should they
scalp the Hammondites the victory
will be hard earned one which will
require the best from each OF the
eleven men which Capt. Edwards
will lead onto the gridiron.
Buntman has worked himself into
wonderful shape and will give Sabo
q scare when he returns next Week
10 play fullback. Buntman can kick
the pigskin for long distances and
will do the punting in today's clash.
Scheer reliable tackle is one who
doesn't receive the credit he de-
served for his clever and steady hard
hitting tactics that have featured
every game. He specializes in break
ing through the opposing line and
gathering in the passes snapped by
Buntman.
Haas the $50 pound husky center
is also one who is little overlooked
Finley Cots Chance.
Finley, a new man on the squad
will get the test today. Kintz and
10th. regular ends are in GOOD con-
dition and will be depended upon Ia
break up the reported passing at
tack on which the Hammondite,
will rely should they fail at straight
/ football
The following men will start
/ Kintz, re; Strauss. TT: KliSinski
r. G.; Haas, C.. Finley. Lg.; Scheer
! 1t: 10th, lie: Nykos. OBJ: Capt
Edwards, r.h.; Matt Butch. HI,
Mick Buntman, f.b Earl Edwards
now twelfth man on the squad. Ear
Bernhard and Vargo viii go alona
as subs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
GN,fIs TO-DAY.
Center II Hardware.
1-frcfDfq nj Princeton.

Center II HARVARD.
Virginia at Princeton.
Brown at Yale.
PittsburC al Pennsylvania
Dartmouth At Cornell
Georgia Tech VS.. Penn State
az New York.
washington and Jefferson at
Syracuse
williams at Columbia.
Rutgers at Lafayette.
susQuehanna az Army.
Bethany az Navy.
Tufts az Wesleyan.
Boston College at Fordham.
West Virginia az Lehlgh.
Trinity at Stevens.
Hamilton at Amherst
New Hampshire at Batese
Colgate vs.. New York L. at
BinEhamton.
Washington at Georgetown.
Rensselaer, al Rochester.
Hobart az Union.
Rhode Island at Boston Uni
versity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
TO CELEBRATE WITH CIDER.

"Hoosier" Sweet Cider will play
part in the festivities in many a
home Halloween. You can have IL
delivered riSht 10 your nome in
quantities OF one gallon or up. Call
Main $50. S7O-29
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29

The greyhound hunts entirely by
sight, its narrow muzzle and small
nostrils affect its sense OF smell.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29

say that before he is through, his
tract will net him 100000.
Willard has been a keen business
man ever since he began making
money in the prize ring. Before he
entered the oil game he made mon
ey on a ranch near Lawrence, Kas.
Many other men there had a hard
time getting returns.
Willard is popular around Eureka.
AS common as an old shoe" when
the talk oil, but like a clam" when
they bring up the subject Of pugil-
ism
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29
Indiana

Oncials: Referee Gardner. Cornel
Umpire Griffith. Drake. Field Judge
Graves. Illinois. Head L6nesmai
Roy. Illinois.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-29

Residents of Eureka think some
ones spoofing-when they read stor-
les that Jess is going to fight Demp-
sey again.
Don't see how he can afford 10
take time away from his oil bust
ness" said Sylvester Forester. mil
nonaire oil man of Wichita. Hes
making too much money without go
ing back to the fight game"
Still. it's not the jingle in his
pocket; it's the buzzing in his bean!
, 1921-11-08

JAMES A. FRANCIS
(Latefy from Porto Rico)


Begs to inform The public in general that
he is no longer in charge of Mr.. ROB'T.
l.. MERWIN'S GARAGE, but that he
has established his repair shop at
No. 2 and 3 Western Suburb, Christian
sted (MR. W. S. ABRAMSON'S PRO
PERTY), where he is prepared to take
care of all necessary repairs needed to
your cars, giving you prompt and salts
factory service.
SAVE Tune! SAVE MONEY!
Do not send yosr generators and self
starters off the island to await two or
three months for same. He will take
care of such work also.
He can furnish you with spare parts
for Ford Cars, Trent tires, and tubes,
Christiansted, st. Croix. V. |. U. S. A.
October &c, 1921.
, 1921-11-08
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-01-21
WONDERFUL WORK OF NATURE
Grand Canyon Of Arizona, Now a
National Park, Called Most Sub
lime Of Earthly SpectaeIes.

Grand Canyon National park, in the
northwest corner Of Arizona, is the
newest of our national Fairgrounds,
having been brought into the national
park family by an act Of congress In
1919.
The canyon is a titanic cash In the
earth's crust, a %stupendous chasm, in
places 10 to 10 miles wide from rim
to rim, over 200 miles long and more
than a mile deep. This wonder of
Nature. said to be the most sublime of
earthly spectacles, Is a composite Of
thousands and tens Of thousands of
gorges.
Long years ago bronzed savages
built their dwellings on the sides of
Its cliffs. In 1910 one of the early
Spanish explorers stood on its brink
and gazed with awe at its vastness;
a franciscan priest 200 years later
was the next white visitor; then for
more than 80 years the big canyon re-
NAMED unvislted except by Indians
and an occasional herdsman or trap
per.
Now the skill Of man has made It
accessible both by train and by auto
mobile, and every year thousands Of
tourists view this browning wonder Of
the American west.