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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
9irfplinen toimimta Srun,uOoSisia

ia SesiemcrisIa
gnii ppbGna neutrality-suspicious. S.
rompoooisia flo 10 ap.
@nii ppbGrG itmolanpalipeliis
@~esieuterisiG flo 2 ip.'
Gnii ppbGnG b~artaltsbetfi ia nilor
ten jllbla Weooipillen foululla flu
1hS in.
Sunnunt. 26 p. il1malanpoIlpe-
ms .Srompoooisia flp 10 up.
Slmnunt. 26 p. 6artausbetfi
@on 0lisfirfisia WtrS Sru1sfon llo.
no flo 1 ip. MrS !Sltrsfo fattaa
tabtpipopbGn.
Sltnnunt. 26 p. Sronipoobin rrlto
riioliiton muoiiiitblo firfnsia flo 7
III. Sublap1been pitGG past. s. Sa-
pola. Sbielmasta buolebtii miime
tpofofoltfiesia palittlt eritoinen tpi.
mifllnto. GnLintinG toimimot Wrlet
&antam1fi, &iwiSto ia &aartltnen.
Sunnunt. 26 p. iumalanpalmell1s
@esiemeriSi1 flo 10 ap. Yitblut
past. Sapola,
&nstettlt: Salmori ia Sempi San-
min (Sillin) tptto Coma @liiobetb,
ipnt. @rlpin fplGllG tammif. 16 p.
1922, fast. If. IL p.
EpbGfouIu SronpoooisIa iofa
ppb1 flo 1A12 op. ia 8eslemerisiG
flo 10 op.
6. g. Salonen
6t0 6. IDer ct. Rltb. $50
Sronpooo, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Tast. s. Sapula

pltbult piiris,1ni iellruamosti:
S~iistaina Fl ,. Meobmillen folt.
lula flo hS ilI.
&esfipiiffona % p. San 91tsfir-
fin t~opnbaalilla flo 9 Up.
Sorstaina 90 b. @rpin fplGn
toapnbaalilla flo 1873 III.
Sunmlnt. 26 p. 8esiemerin fir.
fosia flo 10 up.
Sunmlnt. 26 p. Srompoobin
nuoriioiublilla flo 7 III.
&pfoontrfoa io1on Gdreenl
g. 6. Sulonen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Srpm @elt = Wontreal, isis

Nlioriioliiton mtorilla oil oifo'
m,fieno teboG refipetfi Iontrcaliin
Jun. If. TO p. ia mltoo perill0 bp-
ma objelmallinen %illanlpietto flloro'
laulilineen 3. m. obielmineen. @tat-
ia on fritenfin lpfGttp If. 26 pGi-
mGfii, iillG IontreaIin baoli ci Of,
Int mupoo 10 ,. sis iu%nmuntoino
26 pGind. Silloin foiffi mitaon
ia Italia flo s baalille fltulemo@n
6plpGG pbielmon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Myytavana


100 acren farmi. jossa 30 acrea
viljeltya mustanmullan maata. Hy-
va laidun 10:lle lehmalle ia Gle he.
v~oselle. Suurta timperi metsaa joka
maksaa farmin. Myyntiin sisaltyy
3 lypsylehmaa, 1 hevonen, 55 kanaa.
2 sikaa. kaikki viljelyskoneisto vau.
nuineen ia valjaineen. Suuri hedel.
ma puisto. Seitseman huoneen asun-
to kalustoineen. suuri navetta ia ka.
nahuoneet. Kaikki hyvassa kunnos.
sa. Farmi on 2 MALTA tehdaskau.
pungista lahella koulua. kirkkoa, ny.
VIA markkinapaikkaa ia asemaa
Suomalaisia ~naapureita on. Kaikki
myydaan 81. 100, kateista 100. Tel.
dan kannattaa ostaa tama farmi.
NATHAN WEBSTER
Pasc0ag, Rhode Island
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Seminaarin tnlua

IoSt. 81. Slbon faittto Spencer,
&c. g.: @oporb Belto $t.00, Sbo.
ralo @uori SOC, Sictor Sresipi,
$500 @iniom 2ebtio $500, Oscar
2ompi $1.O0, Sam 2ebtio 25c, Mrs
yeiffori 7c, 2empi Suppilo 25c,
Mrs 6. 8ltori $1.0o, Socob Olion
SOC, @olebti S5c, &obmitorioil1i 60c,
9obwitorioilu. $685.. Dbtcenil
1887.
Morqitette, Micb. Weiss SiIoa Secs
fen ftto: Mrs SiIhu S%drWenpdd
$500, Miss Silbo &nsfi 500,
GLEN 9rbto $t.00, Wario @afi-
ranto ST, l1ieammot fieliiet psto-
uat pbtecniG 1918.
707etooin Sborlu lbntpp Sbrolefopll
2aleipon, Noiiet bancroft toi'
nteen fabpitorioilun 8olon talollo
@abingtonin pdipand belmifirin
90 b. Earioilu aIfua fello 2:ii ia
festa6 feIIo 5:teen ipp. aobpio tor
iotaon f~otitefoisten leitposten fans.
ia. Mh,istafaa htIIa ottonaon fup.
pi firintaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Mia marffn nlps

Solep'S &ibnep Bills alpustomat
aiamoan pois rlilimiista
mprfpt ia bapot ioista ipntpp idr-
fp1. S. $. Mc@ill 149 @oloen Sill
It. Bridgeport, Conn. firioittaa.
Glen ottanut Solep'S Sidney @ills
lanneiuailnaan ia alma iaonut Mis-
td apiia". See poistamat lelfaidrpr
ia reumaattiiet moiwat. IppbGGn
foiffiolla!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

"Olen foettanut monenlaiiia p3-
fdld1ffeita mutta en- taboo mitGGn
mlrllta fuin Solep's Sonep anb
Gar. Slen antanut it'd lapiilleni ia
len waifutus on olut crinomainerl""
firioittaa Mrs 6. 6. Dillon 1917
Ohio abe. Superior, isis. Soleps
on pubbastd, terpeellistG ia hlr'
wallista. MppodGn faiffiallal
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
"
Yarant beti

Senrp 6. Campbell u s geo.
3 Mbrion, Micb. firjoittoa: "Wfi.
,nulla oil paba' psfd folme puotta.
&oetin monia lGGffeitG. Gain ND.
9Gn apuo. &oetin Solep's Sonep
anb Gar. 0sfa poistui beti. Sarem-
pou lGGfettG Ell ole iaataWisia". Sc
on bopGG psfdGn, fplmppteen ia
binfupsfGGn. 2apIet pitamGt iiitG.
WppoGGn foiffiollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

@ountin tiiberfulooii ioiroo-
Ian ratennnsuraffa on onnetti g.
s. gicteIiIle. $dnen torioitfienio o.
II $t55,310. a6mmitpslaitofiet nal
mistoo Soiepb gOllOcf Sttrlepstd
$ts,147 bimnolla. &mericon Seat-
ing 60. sfperiostu fuorittoo plum'
mo,,stpSt sec, lila 10 idbf0tp0t
@enp CONTRIBUTION 60. eau elores'
ia $15,234,b0. Miamhrmtiiat pttd'
,pdt fummio fobtiniIliitro.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

= Commercial botellisio f1mi
palofltnto iitnmuntaiaomino. Sofit
miaroista oil nGbtGpdstf poltellilt
iGngDSia1n titpoffio iptpttGen i1n-
fptpaatteet. @abinfo main parin ia-
bm ieitouillo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16


Oulun ia Helsingin Almanakkoja 10c
Suomen yleinen kalenteri v 1922 Toe
Siirtokansan Kalenteri v 1922 75c
Kirkolliskalenteri v. 1922 -. 60c
Laestadiuksen Huonepostilla -. SOC
Virret ia Siionin virret var. laj.
....... Wv
Past Heidemanin Siionin Laul $1.26
Kuparialue ia suomal siirtolaiset Soc
Sotilaan paivakirja, A Aho :. Ync
Sven Tuuva nuorempi 1880. bic
Jaloluontoinen vaimo 1850. 15c
Jesuksen lapsuuden kirja 80. zoe
Hartauslauluja 25c
Kanainhoitokirja. zoe Hevoskirja zoe
karjanhoitokirja zoe, Unikirja . s5c
Oulun Haiku 6 kert viik vuosik $500
Pohj SanomaL G kert v vuosik $500
Nyyrikki, / vuosi ....... 50 10
Krist. Kuukauslehti. 1 vuosi $1.O0
Kun pappia yritettiin parma pus.
Kansanvalistus Kalenteri ". 1922 Use
Tilataan o~soitteella:
A. MAUNULA,
r. l., Box 10, Athena, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

I:liiton tpofofouS on If. 26 y.
flo 2 jpp. WrS &olle 8irpion mo
10. Gimme mennGGn tous Iuurella
joufollal
Epbofoull itGtoitlillla emf iunn.
flo 10 epp. 8eboitetoon lapiio III.
fltilosti ioopumoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

- aoniolaiiemme, lofimies Souls
81. @earp, fauplingistamme of tal-
Ia miifollo tiistai.iltana Welleslo
@mericon 2egion toimeenponeiposia
2incoln.jublnsia iublaplibniana. s.
iGnmaolliiisia iitblisio ban on Of
Int mime fitisia 8 fertaa piibit'
masIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

&olepon mieSten ia naiSte1t
toimesta mietet1Gn iltamot moalisf.
5 p. @alo-baalilla. Siloiiulis on
iltomolnisten pbteinen. Obielmaa til
lemat ontamaan paifalliiet i,loma.
laiiet ieiirot ia ie,trofunnat. Tulot
iltamistu lllomlitetaan &arjalm bG-
tG1fGrIimille. &eboitetaan foiffio
muistomoan tGtG tilaiIutttta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
2omis anderson

SGitans. ia $uonefaIitoimisto
$40 Smffolf IT,, Sronmoob, Mieb.
Boimme alma ontaa teille bp.
nod palweIasto.
MeiIld on iuomoIoinen mppmd.
mics aina. apipfdd bantd fin fdpt.
te Iiiffeesidrtme.
EeIf. 267 ~IfifSeefeen Ia fotitn 81
(SGm)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
~ wuotiaS poifamen Carl

IL wlpotias poitancn Carl
Dawis S"esiemerist6, Sronmooo
anb @eSiemer &oilpap ono 2ie5t
Com Ycsiemerin oiaston jobtoiar
poita, lopoettiin mime lmlantaiua
f~ellaristu birttdotpneenG. Ioifa oil
iilloin pfiinGan fotora ia on Dirt
tGptpminen nabtdlpdsti tupotllrma.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Surfisfmlppias Sronf Gurq,

Surfisfauppias Sronf Garea
waneittiin miranomaisten toimcsto
mime lallarptaina. SGnt1 ipptet1Gn
"fullwalon" mnlmistamiiesta ia
mppmiiesta. Spptos on 10 toinen
bGnta wastmn Sun wapautettiin
$4,000 t~atrulla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
SCR Sssncnb W1ntn ia SsSocol

Scr Sacob WGntp ia Sacob
g(bo BapnesbillcstG, @icb. iaupui-
mat maanantoino ~etpunfelista u.
Sasielin fonslo falpunfiimme lao
oofleen boitoa 9r @iiitl1ien fritltii'
iasio parontolosia Sltrlepsid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Geiffaa samd, ie on rabaa

oeiffaa tdnd Iappu, littd NH.
foon Sc ia Idbetd Golep & Go 1886
Sheffield @tpe, Chicago, Su. 2irioi
to nimeii ia oioitteeii ieItpasti. Saat
~foeldbetpfien. SoIep'S &onep onS
Ear COMPOUND psfadn, f~pIrnppteen
ia fatarriin ia SoIep's aibmep RiIIs
ia SoIep's Gatbdrtie 4abIets. DRpp.
tdapdnd tditllalJGl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Sobn Setula

@monfelista Intti SoSiel pd-
loii uIeinpio fiiitfmtiio f~estdneeltd
motfaltoan moonantaiiltmo. @tit'
pGGSlG ban on toiminllt OetroitiS'o
ia Iorqlpatten leiiouilla. Detroit.
tim on ban perustanut @oniollis'
ieltrofannon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

8iunc ilnnuntoino oil fou
piineisiomme mGenlosflfilpoilirt.
Spppt olimot mGbGn pli 100 jaltoo
ltieita fiomalaiiia oil oionottojier
ioitfosio, pddiimGtpG muirtonrnt bal
finnoiIIefin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

= Mnn Irborista tulleen ticbon
Imifaan on Scr Sbos 2eppalGn ial.
ia iiellG fotfaistu 7 tl1umoa alo-
puolelta poLlpen. Salfalliubin oil
pG1sipt lul1mGtG tllboa tefemadn.
Soimottuluusti wqifea tatti on npt
m1ltettp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

Yorin iooon mnbingon ia. IL
Ii aifoan gfer Siptolon lltono lnda.
nontoioonulno. 2iion funmufli Ian
minnpt lu,lli oil tulen o%ibelittaiono.
SSIotolo oitu g. Giirrp faolillo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

= Mars Silma @ricfion, MrS ia
Scr Sermanionin tptar @eaopillen
fplGltG frtoli moonantaita mosten
polld dfilliieen framppifobtnlfieen.
Soutalls toimitetaon t1n1Gn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

Poiffofuntaloiiet, MI istafon.
pa p~ienimmistdfin toponfiisto tie
oottaa untiiet toimitufieemme. Ct
ten moimnne ieuruta paiffafpntom.
me topobtimio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

ruii liba. ia grocery fauppn
OH aufaistu Norric Zoe. SDndGlu lo
rebelIiielld fobtctulld. toimon loo
mani teioGn fonnotufiennc.
Sobn Setulo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
8aiffafuntomme formorit

@aiffoflmtomme formorit o.
mat t6bGn menneid tiIonneet foIffio
noin 100 tonnio, ilmoittoo countpn
oeronoomi. @ritpiiesti opiIapeIIot
otpat pioiitpiiobeIta buonontuneet.
Siiben on oIIiit ippna moan bap.
poutumiren. aaIffi poistao taman
epdfobban ia iiis parmtaa moan
tastpaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
SIntuitnS

@rwin tomnibipin perot otetaan
ipastaan @oeebic Not'l 8anfisia en-
Fl maalisfltltn eniimGileen paiwddn
iaaffa.
@autt Sellen rabostonboitoja
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

@eiltd lddtte 3 iaistd milIolom,
foo, walfoista, barmaata, f6afi-lpd.
ria ia milstoo $1.40 pauna, 3 poit.
naa $4.O5 posti mafiettuna ia c.
nemm1ltG tilattuna miel6 balmcm'
malta. ,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

= Scr Sisfias Sobnion> tuli pi-
tempiaifoiielle fplGilpmatfulle tatta-
miinia gtel1fpldlle. 8iimeiiefii oil
ban olesfellut Seem gorf Williisid,
Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
cQ !!4ye2H
ANCHOR 5|
Henkil0kohtaisesti s~eurattuja
Huvimatkoja
SUOMEEN
Hampurin kautta

lidinpuIlH hduUCd
"Canoria" &c, 900 ton. Huhtikuun
8 p. Toukok. 13 p. ia Kesak. II D
"Saxonia" $4,000 ton Maaliskuum
z p. Huhtikuun Is p. Toukokuun
rs p. ia Heinakuun 1 p.
3:mas luokka $1,000 ia ylosp.
Salonki (Cabin) $685. o. ia yl0sp
Yllamainitut hinnat ovat peril.
lie Suomeen asst. Eli mitaan eri.
koismaksuja Saksassa.
Mama suuret laivat kulkevat
suoraan Hampuriin ia sielta Ia.
pikulkevilla junilla ia laivoilla
Suomeen. observation-disclosures ia
mukavampaa matkaa Ell l6ydy..
Matka Suomeen josta personalli.
sesti huolehti Mr. John E Porthan
Ely. MINI. LAVA "Berenparian
New Yorkista 80 p. toukok.
Kaykaa lahimman paikallisasia.
miehen luona tai kirjoittakaa o.
sotteella.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Slnnpuns

@ltofrattomana bpmGlla paitalta
oletpa faliistetta buone, iopitpa pie.
nellie perbeeIle. &GpfGG tatiomaSia.
Mrs 6. M. Saul
313 6. @per It Gitp Yi,belin S63S
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Srom,ponbim ia Dntp. ,1ttiiia

Antakaa puhelimela teto Auttaj ale kaikista tapahtumista ia crit.
tankin suomalasia koskevista, nten teae hyvan palvemksen leh.
dele ia yleis0ne. Auttajan puhelinnumero N sew
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Slof Barn.

NGu sDort apirIS. aytinn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
Slmuitns

@nii iunnuntaina iumalanpalrpe.
his 8atefieloisia flo 10 op. Hu-
bliit mposfin postori S. Sopola.
Gnii i%unmintoino ilmalanpolipe-
lits Sron 9eItisid flo 8 italia. Eu
biui postori S. Sapola.
Yerjantoino yeltorten ompelitieii-
RON fofolts ia 9ortmtsbetfi SSron
9cltisiG roittiusboalillo flo s il.
Slnmtntaino 26 p. Hiioriioliiton
objelrnoillonfpietto @ofefielbisiG flo
7,30 Italia. SppG obielma. aoiffi
mufoon!
Nrne 8aiunta
700 e. 2omell it. Tilbelin 722.@
x
Oliper Companion morojob.
toin Senrp &olpe on fGipGs.
'pt liifeaiioilla Sulutbisio iiioitie-
mosio pbtion pddfonttoorisio. gbtio
ei ole oinnfoon nicl6 pGottGnpt
rbbtpG runiaompoon raiitomolmin
fnimomiieen. Sitono oifo iiis titlee
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%'or 30
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

700 q. 2owell it. Titbelin 722-@
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461 E. Pine ST., Ironwood. Mich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30

II Is the usual custom AZ this time
Of the year TO suggest that lie players.
perhaps for the first time iii their lives.
acquaint themselves with the rules ~
the game which they profess to admire
more than any other. Bur goif rules
are trifie bothersome as well as nu-
merous. and many a chap has given UP
all hopes Of ever becoming letter per-
feet. Moreover. there are 50 many
cases OF unusual play where the ruies
need Interpreting by an expert that dis
coura cement Is not far off. especially
70 the novice. II may be interesting
70 note that the number Of decisions On
the unusual aspects Of golf made dlr-
ing the years 1903 10 1919 fill q book
Of 143 pages and total over three hum
dred. No man then can be perfect, for
the game Is one which presents itself
TO the uneyenness Of fortune and tine
unique in performance.
But what are the rules OF a slightly
unusual nature which the ordinary
player Is going 70 violate this year2
We might as well be very frank and say
that there is no special class " amatau~
or professional which Is going 70 be
immune Past performances throw 10
bouquets even on championship pef-
formers. with the young professional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30
SYRACUSE

specoi Dwpr'sh % THE Nrw hoRN HERALD
. SYRACUSE INfvERsITg, SYRACUSE. April
81 ,,.,,.t, c,.tror sonbo,,ore tracls
-... 81 ..a.tf,,,, ia /, nrenaration FIR
~ .t,,,;,'.s a,,,, ,,eete smsfnrr was
H, ,,,,o ,,,oet.s 100 ,vi,b severe
go - ,.,,,,o a,d yyas corfpnd Ia his
- ~ No. Il, y2,,Sfoyo ~ oros ,,,,-
I'M. y, ,S,,,,,nto !. ma perne,,lvania re-
800 .,,;. ,,,sel, IN. ,yill M ~ sbaoa n
1.'.,r,e,a II, ~ ,rianr,ior yreet v,,th
,,,f,-.,4e- o.,,l tsittsb,,r,, IN SATURDAY ia
,,;ii ,,,n M. o,,arter ana ba1f mile
.yie,.1.
49,. ~ oar,gido,es for 40 ,roet-
-. ~ 49,. ,,,.1.. .ro 49, ,Sa.-
,,,..',s et,,ta,o,. e.,.|,o,e rsis,,r,. h,si.s.-
psil gartain.,iest ana cover MONT an ,ba
.s. siiN,, y,-e.,,,.i.,.r r,1,,r,,,fo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30
YALE

Special Dispatch 10 THE Nrw Yurr HrpAtp
YALE UNIVERSITY NEW HAVEN, Conn.
Apsil 29.--Potter Wear, right fielder on
the Yale freshman baseball team. IS fol-
lowing fathers footsteps. yale men OF
the late nineties well remember Joe
Wear, Potter's father. one or the best
center fielders Yale ever produced
While son Is playing a rattllng good an
round game for Yale his father Is an
nexing court tennis titles. joe was grad
uated in.IS99 and lives In Philadelphia
The pitching feat or Marty Scott
mainstay on the 1925 team. when he
famed eighteen Wiiiston men this
week, Is one of the best turned IN at
Yale since Dutch Carter used to hur
them from 1893 to 1895 inclusive.
"Scotty'' Is q second Charlie OHcarn
II ewas on the freshman football and
hockey teams, and now he comes along
IS brilliant varsity diamond prospect
OHearn IS q lap ahead of Scotty In ac-
complshments, however FOR he IS tho
best ragtinc Jazz and classical piano
player IN Yale.
The first week 81 Yale spring football
ended to-day, with satisfactory results
Tad Jones admits The weather has
been excellent for football work and
Jones has sent the men through the
rudlments bit more aggreasively than
had the weather been normal The
practice viii continue for another week.
After start which even Yale mon
admit was nm. example Of high school
baseball the Eli nine Is fast rounding
into shape Tho shake zip In the por-
sonnet and batting order this week went
q long way toward making the team
look real Paul Crane ya1rt1' N1~t all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-30
NJ. Y. UNIVERSITY

. Nelson Furbeck Of tile New York Uni
vorsity track team broke the track rec
ord for tho mile on Ohio Field recently
BY . 4-5 seconds His time for the dis
tance is 4 minutes and 81 seconds.
Capt Flynn Of the varsity baseball
team, Is batting as high as 800, and Il
is surprising that his style OF game has
not attracted the attention Of the bis
leagues.
Levanduszl, the Violet star first base
man and heavy hitter. Is out OF the
game temporarily, due 70 an abcess on
his jaw
Capt. Adelstein 81 the varsity tennis
team has entered In tennis tournament
open to all II. Y. " students. lie stands
q good chance TO win rhc tournament
also silver cup which goes 70 the vim
rer, as lie was tho runner up 70 the VIC
tor last year.
Louis Gentle the fast stuyvesant run
ner and freshman track man, IS con-
sidcred one OF the best men "a the half
mile who ever came to y. Y. Y Gentle
ran the half mile in minutes and 1
seconds on slow track IN intercliss
meets.
Edward Weatherdon. N. y. Y. high
jumper Of great ability. expects to- lift
his 30 pounds over the bar higher than
ever this year Weatherdon's record Is
s feet inches.
Chief" Toorocl, varsity Violet back
stop, has strengthened the Violet tcam
IN his new position This Is Toorock' 8
first time behind the plate since his
prep school days at Evander Childs
High School
Irwin II. Heller has been appointed
manager Of the gym team for next year
The mainstays Of Manager Heller's tenn
next year will be Sehmoor, who won sew
eral events this year, and Schwartzfarb.
who Is considered good n tumbling and
on the rings.
Brissott a graduate OF the class q
1912. and the Rutgers lacrosse coach.
visited the Heights this week and gave
tho Violet team d few points onAthe old
Indian game.
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STEYENS

SrrvENs INSTITUTE, Iioporry. H. j..
arm IA yy,,h ti,a yc-g,,.- ..,..... u, t.,t,
aNinR, thc "ehleuc iieia ana gymnasium
presents busy spectacle. Even the
football squad II ont for its spring prac~
tice under Captain George Emsiic.
Lacrosse practice was married Thu -
day whom Bradfleld goal, was hit In tho
nose by the ban and suffered tad
break in that member Brad has
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JOE KIRKWOOD HOPS
ABOARD THE CELTIC
Australian Golfer Off Again
on His Second Swing Around
the Map.

Joe Kirkwood the Australian golfer.
is off again.
As a traveller. Krkwood has all other
golf players trailing him b. several
ocean liners and a great many Pullman
reservations. He always has long
strip ticlet sofewhere about his person.
Some Of the other golg professionals
make one westward leap across the Att
lantic and settle down CT this side for
the remainder Of their golfing lives. Not
so Flirkwood.
The Australian trick shot player. who
Is one of the worlds greatest golfers
sailed yesterday for Great Britain. Joe
and Marshal JvTre were among the dis
tinguishcd passengers who occupied sa-
Ion cabins on the Red Star liner Celtic
when the ship made the dash for the
America. after some fifteen days jour
ney from his home town in Australia.
After playing in the British open cham
pionship at Sandwich, Krkwood viii 90
10 France for the French open, and then
back to Australia by way Of Japan and
China.
This Is Klrlzwood's second world
jaunt, but il is not his last Joe win be
coming back to America again IN 1923 /;
perhaps 70 remain. He Is likely to lo-
cate in Canada. for one OF the large Ca
madam clubs believes that il would be
splendid thing for Canadian golf 70
have such player as KirlSwood as a
representative.
The Canadians SPOKE TO IIirkwood
when he was in Pinehurst, n. G., re-
minding him that he was a British
- ~
fine arrangement If he would 80 to work
for them III Montreal. II Is UNDER
stood that in the event Of 6irlwood
going to Canada II wot.ld be with tho
understanding that he would he allowed
to participate in as many tournaments
az he wished. and take in the British
open at least once in every two years.
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PRINCETON

Special Dispatch "a TIE NEw YoaK IIsaALp
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, PRINCETON,
n. j.. April 2e.-Thirty-six medals are
now being displayed in a store window
on Nassau street. the gold and silver
thereof making all passersby enyious.
They are the prizes won BY Capt. Bill
Stevenson OF the track team. Intercol-
legiate meets, the Penn relays, the Mill
rose games, metropolitan championships,
all contributed 10 the number IN the
center of the group is the large gold
award or the National A. a. A. Union.
Stevenson Won this when he captured
the quarter mile title last summer at
Pasadena.
Among the other honors which Steven
son has won at Princeton is the presi-
dency Of the Senior Council lie was
recently voted by his classmates to be
the handsomest man Of their number.
oxford viii receive him next October
since he recently won the Rhodes
Scholarship from New Jersey
Jack Jefferies, last years first string
pitcher. y having a dizzy career on the
diamond this spring. Engrossed in lead
ing q championship basketball Ave JEFF
could not report Tor baseball until the
ISL of April Undergraduates thought
that be would get to work Immediately
if. the pitchers box. Coach Bill Clarke
decided differently and started him at
right field. When Bob Stinson developed
4 sore arm JEFF went behind the bat and
has caught IN the last three games The
undergraduates now expect him to be at
first base next week.
In the princeton-Harvard lacrosse
game Lou Lipscomb, the Tiger football
guard, established a record for brief