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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
MAYOR LEACH WOULD
HOLD JOINT DEBATE
Mayor of Minneapolis Anxious To
\ Discuss High Dam With st.
Paul Executive.

Colonel George Leach, mayor OF
Minneapolis, was a guest of cfti-
Gems of Mankato on Monday. At the
MONDAY, meeting OF the Kiwanis
club, held at the Elk's club, he ,ad :
dressed the gathering on the pos
sibilities of the pow er which could
be utilized from the dam between
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The public has been reading con-
siderable in the newspapers over
the fight between Mayor Leach of
Minneapolis and Mayor Nelson of
st. Paul and Mr.. Leach wishes to
present to the Mankato citizens his
arguments why the dam in question
should not be utilized by the De-
troit magnate, Henry Ford, for fac
tory purposes in st. Paul but rath-
er to be used for power resources
for the two cities. He advocated a
municipal power plant for the city
OF Minneapolis to furnish the citi-
lens of his city with a proper and
adequate lighting system and at a
much lower cost than that which is
how furnished the people OF Min
neapolis. Mayor Leach was very
outspoken in his remarks and cri-
ticised the public service company
which was now furnishing the nee
essary power for the use Of his city.
In his closing remarks he said
that he wished that~he could meet
Mayor Nelson in a debate in this
city on this subject. The argument
presented by Mr.. Leach proved to
be so interesting that the Kiwanis
club moved that the secretary send
an invitation, TO the Mayor of st.
Paul to meet with the Minneapolis
executive in Mankato for debate
on this question.
C. r. Butler, who will retire as
secretary of the Kiwanis club, pre-
- raec" the orpani
cation with an attendance prize,
which was in the nature of a book
the subject of which was "a Month
In Europe" f. E. Browder, assis-
tant manager of the Hubbard Mill
ing company, has been chosen sec
rotary to succeed Mr., Butler, who
has served the club during the past
two years.
In appreciation of the assistance
eiven, the club by Misses Bonita
Johnson and Cornelia Mansfield
Secretary Butler in behalf Of the
Kiwanis club presented the young
ladies with beautiful travelling cases.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
CARS COLLIDEp IN
DARK; NEAR DEATHS
Escape Of Occupants From Seyious
Injury Was MiraeulousJ Maple
ton News

Mapleton Mimi, December 90
An acciaeat which might have re-
suited in DEAN occurred on the
srayeied ROAD norLn or Town Sat
uruay evening. unpsrt CeaIers o.
SIeriing was eni QUITE nome from
.nouAauo and his Car DeCaane stall
eu aD0uC one mile norLa or this
pace. oome,nIng occbrreT TO the
GA ana 1t Ietuseu 10 60 any Iarthef.
ine car DE4ns Que VI Tue early mod
u O. Us Lne nsuLS are run By the
magnetic anu uO not SNOW Any nsnt
Wnen at "A sLauslstln. Wtn1aln BSLse
VINO iesiaes east OF town, Mas alSo
lrSIurnilg IL ON A1anhatO ana nlH
ne AIS " ere Aiso not Ii HoOd WorAinS
loluer anu IN some Manner or OliLef
ne coinuea Win the Centefs car.
oung LAngw 0rtny, who Was wltii
CenLers, was renuers4 nncoa5cl9tk
Tor snort WHINE out >tlis otiLcr OF
eupanGs VINO we.e tulh ned otsi ~
llhe car sultereu no Druisss hiavtc.
er. MI. Beiss car Was DA-lIs a4-ii
aseu but Ine Ford suAsrsQ 5ns. &
Di oxen Lop aid seN 3--ll..t klsfa4.ssE,
| Ii is q nailarie Aow tnt =
the Foru escaped Irunl BS--sss IS
Ar. Lalgw Uftl1y Ws-s -..s-c4
Office OF In. ~ uossr ss@
gained c9nsclSasncss a.
minutes.
, Paul Elsel Jr. who l. &ttsa
the Lutheran SsiiliEa.J al ~. rtf
arrived home S.Jdfday ~. l-.s
holiday yacatlon.
Art HawAer, who has sped .tas
past SUMMER worAing with road
crew in North DaKola arrived h1ins
Saturday where She will spend
couple Of weeks with his mother pa.
fore returning to Work.
Miss Louise Borchert is at Waller
MINI. where She will spend a few
months with her sister MRS. Howard
Samuelson.
The public schools Will close This
Friday for the usual Holiday vaca.
ton. Programs will be given in the
various rooms and Christmas trees
will adorn the rooms. In the. high
school a Literary Program win be
rendered to which the public are
invited.
William Gainor of North Dakota
| is spending some time visiting hiB'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gainor.
The morning services OF, the Fed.
Grated churches will be held at the
Baptist church next Sunday. The ey
ening will be given to the Christmas
program in this church. A. pageant
depicting the various scenes at the
time Of the birth Of Christ will be
given. There will also be cominunf-
ty singing. All are invited to attend
this program.
Santa Claus made his frat APP
pearance. of theI year.at the ]. f. Al
brecht store Saturday afternoon. He
arrived in a Ford coupe and was
well laden with candy, nuts and
presents for all the children who
were present to receive him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22

MIS-. A. Zelgner anu daughter
Alma left for their home in Mime
apolis today after spending the past
week here with relatives and friends.
Miss Mary Helen Meagher, who
is attending st. Mary's School OF
The Woods at Terre Haute, Ind,
arrived home this morning to spend
and Mrs VI. X. Meagher.
Mrs. d. H. Brakeman and Mrs. ].
8. Lombard left for their homes in
Cutbank Mont, and Spanish N. d.
after spending few days as the
guests OF their brother w. B. Leo.
Miss Mary Blasco, a student at
the Academy, will leave today for
her home in Chicago to spend
Christmas. -
Miss Mary Blasco a student at
st. Thomas college, is home. to
spend the holidays with his mother.
Adrian Kremer Is home from st.
Mary,s, Winona, Mimi, to spend his
vacation.
Rolf schandorf of Lowry, S. d., is
spending few. days at the c. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hildebrand
and children have gone to Chicago
to spend the holidays. -
Charles Robinson, a veteran drug
travelling salesman through this
section Of the state, but now To-
Gated permanently in Minneapolis,
called on Mankato friends today Mr..
Robinson only recently returned
from a European trip, and now rep
resents the Chippewa Water COM
pany.
: landlord Sheppard of the Garden
City Inn was a business visitor in
Mankato today.
Miss Nancy Williams, one Of the
teachers in Mankato State Teach
ers' college, will leave this week for
Altoona, Pa, to spend her Christmas
vacation.
Miss Thelma Prince, a teacher in
the schools of Lewiston, will arrive
home Saturday to spend the holt
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Prince Of North Mankato.
Mrs. Belle Darlington of the Man
kato State Teachers college will
leave the later part Of the week for
Germantown, Pa, to visit her sister
over the holidays.
Miss Edna Hitchcock, student at
Hamline college arrived home last
night and is now the guest Of her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Hitch
cock Of North Mankato.
Miss Corrinne Jorgenson arrived
home last nieht from st. James to
spend the holidays with her. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Jorgenson of
Fulton street.
Miss Margaret Lundquist, a teach
er in the schools. of Bigelow, Mimi,
will arrive home the latter part Of
the week to spend Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Lund-
Miss Mary Walker, teacher at
the Mankato Teachers college. will
depart the last part OF this week for
Detroit, Mich to spend the holidays.
Miss Matte Cook Ellis, one of the
Mankato Teachers College instrtc-
tors, will spend her Christmas vaca-
ton at st. Louis as the guest OF rel
atiyes.
Mrs. o. B. Strachan of Ely, Mimi,
will, be entertained over Christmas
il this city as the guest Of Miss Eula
J. Miller.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
NOTES FROM THE
STATE UNIVERSITY
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.l


Minneapolis, December 1S.-Com-
munity Institutes are a new venture
of the General Extension division,
University of Minnesota, whereby
they plan to bring intensified short
courses to the residents of the small :
Ter Minnesota communities, with in.
structions and organization COM
plete. -.
The courses, of which the first was
recently given at Braham. run for
two days. They are divided into four
groups, courses for merchants, for
women, for farmers and for high
school students. These courses fol-
low one another in rapid succession
throughout the two days. The first
hour may be given to a merchants
subject, the next to a subject OF wo-
men, and so On. l.. j. Seymour, who
directs the bureau OF visual instruc-
ton, the drama service and the lee
ture and lyceum bureau is in direct
charge. The two days course closes
with a community party to which
the entire community is invited.
The biography of Maria Sanford,
famous woman professor at the Uni
versity of Minnesota for many years,
has been prepared for distribution
by the General Alumni association,
which engaged Miss Helen Whitney,
former assistant professor or rhe-
toric to complete the unfinished
manuscript begun by Miss Sanford.
DR.. James K. Hosmer,. former Min
neapolis public librarian, Is among
those who have praised the book
highly.
Minton M. Anderson, manager Of
the Minnesota Union, the mans re.
creation building, at the University
of Minnesota was elected president
of the Association of College and
University Unions Of America at a
meoting in Toronto, Ont. Thirty
student unions in colleges and uni
versities throughout the country are
members. The 1925 meeting will be
in Minneapolis. -.
President Lotus D. Coffman of the
University of Minnesota is in Cali
fornia, where he has series OF
speaking engagements. President
Cofman said upon leaving that the
condition OF his throat, ON which he
recently underw emit an operation,
may prevent him from filling all OF
the engagements. His period of alb
sence will include the two weeks of
the midwinter holiday. .,
The examination period at the
University Of Minnesota which be
1an Saturday, will continue through
December 20. College win be closed
from Dec. 20 to Jan. 4. On the latter
date studies will be resumed for the
work OF the winter quarter, ending
March 90.
Pedro Henriquez- Urena, formerly
professor of Spanish at the Univer
sity of Minnesota, Is now dean of the
University of Mexico, Mexico City
He recently completed lecture
tour &hroughout South America
speaking in Chile, Argentina and
brazlL
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Reports Favors SABBATH
fAssnciated Press Dispat ch1

Washington, d. c.. December 90.
The house elections committee
held in an unanimous report today
that Joseph Gartenstein, republican
contestant, was not entitled to the
seat of Represe A. ]. SABBATH,
democrat of the fifth Illinois district.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
POSTPONE Green Resolution

? N TAeeociafe| Press NNT0ntrhl
washington, d. c.. December 20.
House republican leaders decided
today to POSTPONE further considera-
ton of the Green resolution for an
amendment to the constitution pro-
hihiting issuance of tax exempt Sc
curities urged by President Harding
Secretary Mellon of the treasury.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
win Be Home over Christmas.

Miss Dorothy Comstock. a student
a AZ tne boe thss eyennr to h. tbs
ruest of her parents, Judge and Mrs.
w. L. Comstock, over Christmas.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
New postmastef At Mlnot

ssorInfed F'""eFU I'LspHI''h
washington, d. c., December 90.
-Rurt r. Stewart has been nominal
ed by President Harding to be post
master at Minot, N. D., 1t was an
nounced today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
Ra,Iev WILSON Conlno Horne

Bailey Wilson is expected home
from the state university tomorrow
night to spent the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Wilson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22
carl MiekeIson married

Mr.. and Mrs. /. MickeIson an
nounce the marriage Of the,- son
Carl to Miss Marjorie Randoinn Of
North Platte. Neb.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22

Pedro Henriquez- Urena, formerly
professor of Spanish at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota, is now dean of the
University of Mexico, Mexico City.
He recently completed a lecture
tour &hroughout South America.
speaking in Chile, Argentina and
Brazil.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-12-22

The examination period at the
University OF Minnesota which be
1an Saturday, will continue through
December 20. College win be closed
from Dec. 20 to Jan. 4. On the latter
date studies will be resumed for the
work OF the winter quarter, ending
March 90.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
JMGgO dc II tCfdc.

~ Gran animation lEahfa en- las gra-
dits, las cuales estabGn llenas. FL pd-
blico cstaba impacicnte por YER "a
MontaHer Y Camar6n ell IN Gluelo de
pitchers. Ell line ap era cl mismo q,
el do Eor IL lnanana. Las batel fas
,eran !: por Pence. Montaner Y lIoyos
y par Humacao. Camlr0n y Pepe SAN
.Nna. ~. t.a ..5
. Con dos outs maestro defensor de la
cSquina caliente. Isi.fas, hiZo un error
que motive una carrera. Santana hi
10 otro error que dej0 entrar Ia Sc
gurda carers. ResultadG: dos Ca
Ireras rara Ponce. Humacdo Sc va en-
'bEnnco. Ponce recibe el primcro de
los ocho. HumacGO sc anots. dos. en-
patando el score. Tercer inning: Sc
gundo de los echo para Ponce. HUI
macao eXplota a Montaner hGce 5
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
LOS QUE EMBARCARON PARA
ESpANA

En-. el vaprr cspabol- "Buenos Al
res, embarcaron aver iarde para Els
para los pas;;jcros sigHienteS:
Manuel, Saldana, FRANCESCA Quintc
ro Mercedes Salan;;, IArisa Damir6n
Ana Maria NJ. de Gonzalez, Manuel
Gonzalez (hiioD Icsa Gonzalez, Jua-
ma Colon. Ignacio Agull6, Juan Bonet
Jose Feinandcz. Pedro Homar, Elvira
Muhoz viud& de Lopez, Salvador Pa
re3o. JGsG Parejo Enrique parcjo
Gabriel Moya, Rufino Alfonso, ZoiIf
Alvarez, Jose Rivcllo, Maria j. lie Ri
vclloy Pedro ForteZa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

carreras. Cuarto inning. Tercero de
los ocho para Ponce. Montaner sale
del cGj6n entrai Modesto. Blanquea
a los CRISES. Quintd y sextO inning
MO producen NADIA para los dos teams.
S6ptimo. Tn three b0gger de Santa
ma con dos en- base AyudG a hacer 3
carreras mas, mientras Ponce Sc Olvi-
da de visitar ell hogar. Octave inning
produce tres carreras Gmentando su
total IL. NdvenO Ponce no hace
visitas al hOgar y el juego termina
con TN score de II .. Que palin !
Montaner y Modesto estuvieron ma
los en- ell caj0n mientras Camar6n pi-
cheGbG rmidablemente, anotandose
SUI s6ptima victoria en- esta ciudad.
Sc distinguierOn Por HumGcGO,
Camar0n. Por Ponce, nadie. Todos
los poncenOs jugaron pesimamente.
HunlGcdO di6 muestra de su cultu.
ra, aunque sus enemigos hfgan 10 con.
trario. Sc Gplaudieron las buenas ju-
gadas de ambos teams Y no hubo de-
satencioncS para los visitantes. Los
umpires estuvieron mas a favor de
Ponce que de HuamGcaO.
lie recOmiendO Gerrish Jr., n Goa
bey Y a Luis Progress que vean La
DcmocruciG Gel sdbado 10, donde
Honrsby Williams les pone Ell su pun,
to. Nuestro record es de II gan&doS
Y 2 perdidoS.
, Score del juego de la talde.
All Ponce. 200 900 90
HMmacao. 0 . OO33 II
Bob MeuSel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

fOS. JUttUSC u HtfUC UC tU mUHUHV'
Scores: II 6 D IL a 2.
El domingo pasado era el dfa seila-
lado para que lidiaran los teams "All
Ponce" "HumacaO'. Por la hailana
habla poca concurrencia, como casi
ssiempre ocu1re. Sc anuncian los line
ups de los Glos teams, los cuales eran ::
Por All Ponce: Recurb0n, Nicssi0, Ho-
yos. Modesto, Tennis; GabinO, SmO-
ring, Luciano Y MillitO Por Huma-
Gao: Frank, 9ayo, Pepe Santana, ia
llase, Camar6n, Agapito, Isafas, GinO-
rio Tomas Las baterf&s eran: POr
Ponce, Gavino Snoring. Por Ha-
macao, Tomas Isafas.
El primer inning Sc fuG Ell blancO
para ambos teams. Segundo inning.
Ponce sc fue en- blanc0. HumacaO
emplea In majagua con facilidGd y
hace cuatro carreras, ayudando en-
gran parte errores por Ponce. En- el
tercer inning All Ponce Sc aprovecha
Gh las jugadas de Santana Ell short
stop y hace una carrer&. Humacao sc
anuta dos Ell cuartO, cero para am
bos. Quinto inning. Ponce Sc anota
tres carreras. Entra Santana al caj6n
logra contener los poncei1os. SeXto
iAuiag. Cero para ambOs. Septimo
Ponce cero. POr HnmacaO, Jallase da
iii three, IGggcr hace carrera. &c
s, tavo: , careers a Pence. Por HUI
macao, Gabino eXplo;a y los CRISES sc
anotan cuatro. Ell novenO marco el
dltimo suspiro para Ponce, pues Sc
van Ell blanco.
Gabino cstuvo bastantc malo en- el
caj6n. Tomas empez0 bien pero Sc
afloj6. Santana 'piche0" efectiva-
mente Sc distinguieron Por 1Tuma-
Gao. .Jallase Por Ponce ell diminutO
Millit0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23
OTRO SUICIDA

San Lorenzo.-El dfa 1S de los CO.
rrientes, en- la calle Eugenio Sanchez
Lopez, Sc suicide el individuo Juan
Torres, de 22 ailos de edad. disparan-
dose un tiro de revolver por la sien
derecha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

Hun,dcdO le prOpinG dos paliSds I'll All
Ponce. Camar0N les propinG ochO &C.
ros. Jallase cl h6I'Oe de la maRdnd.
STORES: II 6 D IL a 2.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-23

Score:
Al Ponce. 0 0 0 8 0 0 . G 6
Humacao. 0 4 zoe OIL IL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-29

All tie INews-Ail the Time-n.
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-29

mn v.tesnain On BoFtisth seleet
ana on Thirty-nintA atreet from
Eighteenth avenue south TO the
south line Of Pardon brothers
third addition, and the ordinance
for the same being ON hle In the
Office OF the city clerk OF said city.
and said city having applied to the
county court Of. Rock island county.
Illinois. for an assessment OF the
cost Of said improvement according
to benefits, said assessment Being
payable in seven installments. each
bearing interest at the rate OF 8
per cent per annum. and an assess
ment therefor having been made
and returned to said court, the final
hearing thereon will be had on the
eighth day of December. A. d. 1922,
at the hour Of 3 O'Clock a. m, or as
soon thereafter as the business Of
the court will permit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-29

ySund IL 6fst my e. ne nsxt rsg-
ulax session.
1Afe section d sevision Of Sec.
.. All. v. constitution Of 1870. 10 Al
NV either houae TO certify the d1s-
agreement 70 The goteEnor-
Section So. BY Joint resolution
concurred in on roll call by two
thirds OF the members elected to
each house, the general assembly
NAV authorize committees 70 con-
tinue after its adjournment sine die
and until the next regular session
convenes.
This section 10 sdded TO coFrect>a
defect in the constitutions Of 1870.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-29
ARTTCIE III.
Y4nksekat1ve HepnKf0e0ts

8sf 1I6B18A8tsv SsAsS6-e.-F.. = -. I
section u. The legislative pow
er shall be vested in : general as
sembly consisting Of . senate ana 2
house Of representatives.
section q. The general assem-
bly It the regular sessions In 1873,
1888 and every IL years thereafter
shall apportion the state INTO .!
senatorial districts each or wnicn
shall elect one senator and INTO
153 representative districts, each OF
which shall elect one representa-
tive. The basis Of apportionment
for both houses shall be the num-
Der voting for governor at the last
regular election for that once pre-
yious to the apportionment. Every
district shall be formed OF compact
and contiguous territory and shall
he bounded by county lines except
in counties comprising two or more
districts when such districts may
be bounded by precinct or ward
lines.
The territory now forming the
county OF Cook shall constitute Is
senatorial districts. The territory
forming the rest Of the state shall
constitute SO senatorial districts. AT
each apportionment the number SC
voting in the county of Cook shall
be divided by 10 and the quotfent
shall be the senatorial ratio FOL
that territory and the number sc
voting in the rest of the state shall
be divided by 50 and the quotien'
shall be the senatorial ratio fol
that territory. The senatorial dis
tricts in each territory shall con
| tain as nearly as practicable thu
/, ratio for that territory, but in M
case less than three-fourths Of suct
/ ratio.
At each apportionment the mum
Der so voting in the entire state
shall be divided by 1853 and thu
Quotient shall be the representative
ratio for the state. Representative
districts shall contain as nearly al
practicable the representative ratio
/ No districts shall contain less thai
four-fifths of the representative
ratio. But a county having les
than four-fifths of the ratio ma.
be joined with an adjoining count.
having less than the ratio in form
ing district; counties having les
than four-fifths Of the ratio may b.
formed into districts of one o
more counties: such districts shall
be as near the ratio as practicable
and when of more than one count,
such counties shall be adjoining
, Counties comprising not less thai
one ratio and three-fourths shall b
divided into two or more districts
, Each district in counties compris
ing more than two districts shal
contain at least the full ratio.
Section "a If the general as
! sembly fails to make any such ap
portionment it shall be the duty G
, the secretary Of state, the attorney
, general and the auditor Of publ
, accounts to meet at the Office G
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-29

votes and elect someone to repre-
sent them in the general assembly.
The farmers, for instance, may
cumulate their vote for one espec-
tally skilled to represent them; Or
ganized labor may cumulate its
vote for one especially favorable
to their cause; Democrats may
cumulate their vote for Demo-
cratic representative in Republican
districts; and Republicans may
cumulate their vote for the Repub-
lican candidate in Democratic dis
tricts. Under the proposed new
constitution cumulative voting will
not be permitted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-29

All pernons desiring nay fle OBJ
1ections in said court before said
day and may appear on the hearing
and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island. ILL.,. Nov.
"a, 1922.
C. C. CUSHMAN.
Omcer appointed to make assess
ment.-(Advertisement.)