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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-30
|SCHOOIS AT
SHERRARD TO
/ GIVE SOCIAL

). Especial Correspondence
Merrard, Oct. 30.-A combined
hllo&e'en social and carnival
M be given at the High school
alttorium tomorrow night by the
3dents of the grade and high
|kAools. A reception will be held
tRly in the evening. for the par
Ab and patrons of the school. Mu-
Z will be furnished by the high
aool orchestra. The following
nsram has been arranged:
H LOBBY Loo-Primary grade.
I'll Get You''-Intermediate
leM
yusgi- zu-z um-Zays - Grammar
|esdes.
Brownie dance-Primary boys.
Coon song and dance-Intermedi-
h boys.
Heading-Fern Schurr.
szu-zus drill-Grammar grades.
Pumpkin pie girls.
3 Hat Advertisement = Grammar
tades.
klarce, The Assessor"-High
1ool.
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NEWS H00L AT
SHEFFIELD TO
Be DEDICATED
Nov. Isis Date Set for Celebration
building One of Finest In
Bureau County.
Especial to The Areus. ]

Sheffield, Oct. 30.-Nov. l6yThurs-
day, has been named as the date for
the dedication Of Sheffield's new
community consolidated schbol
building. Announcement was made
Friday evening at the school house
at joint meeting of the Sheffield
club and the parent-teach-
err association by F. G. Boydel,
president Of the board of education.
The parent-teacher association will
look after reception and refresh
ment details. The program COM
mittee is Superintendent L. W.
Hacker, Mrs. Alta Wescott, c. A.
Simington and W. l.. Howard. Pub
licity committee is: Evan Kloch,
Miss Teresa Kearns and Mrs. Ollie
Duke. Music committee is: Misses
Florence Mitchell and Genevieve
Mcmahon and Mesdames ]. W. Dow
ney, B. S. Williams and ]. C.
Clausen.
The building was erected at a
cost Of $3.50, 900 and is the finest and
best equipped school house in Blu
reau county. 1t was completed last
June and used for school purposes
since September. The dedicatory
exercises will be one Of the big
events Of the year at Sheffield.
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AL FIRES
IRE FEATURE
OF weekend
da1lst Church ut Sunbeam
1lIraatsned Saturday-Oil
stove Causes Blaze.
fspecial to The Argus.)

Especial to The Argus.)
80, Oct s0.--The fire depart
S was called out Sunday after
~ b. small fire at the c. C.
"a home on East Seventh street.
- burned a chicken house and
55iatened a nearby building. The
H1a started from sparks from a
SIN pile and smoldered for
II time before 1t broke out.
Zfrother fire which spread from
flkbish blaze was reported Sat
~ at Sunbeam. A small fire on
|pearby farm broke away and
eeping across a small corn field
"a stubbiE field, threatened the
labeam church. An emergency
81 was sounded on several tele-
1eae lines and soon there were
nty Of men on hand to extin-
iah the blaze.
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GIRLS ENTERTAIN
SENIOR CLASS AT
HALLOWEEN PARTY
fsnecial Corresnondence +,

Especial Correspondence
Orion, Oct. 30.-Misses Doris
Nelson of Lynn Center and Miss
Gladys Kerr Of Orion were hos
tesses at a Halloween party for
the senior Class at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Nelson In
Lynn Center.
The guests arrived at 8 o'clock
and found many jack o'lanterns
with detour signs which led them
almost around the large country
home to , weird entrance guarded
by ghosts and COLLINS. Then they
wendell their way through q flight
of winding stairs to a darkened AT
tic. About 80 guests were present.
The evening was spent playing
games and telling ghost stories.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed,
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MANY PUPILS
SHOW PERFECT
MONTH RECORD
(Special Corresnondence. \

Especial Correspondence
Bishop Hill, Oct. 30.-The follow
ing pupils we're neither tardy nor
absent during the month closing
Oct. q: Primary room, leila Spets,
Basil Ericsson, Donald Ericsson,
Leila Johnon, Charlotte Nordstrom,
Kathryn Ann Olson, Ria Spets, Max
well Olson, Robert Olson. Advanced
room, Olivia Johnson, Bertha John
son, Linnea Ericsson, Merrill Eric
son, BENJAMIN ArnQuist, Mayme
Peterson. Marjorie Peterson, Rus
sell johnson, Frances Nordstronl,
Charles Johnson, Horace .Wickblom,
Edna Branell, Richard Peterson,
Esther Peterson, Dale Krans, Mil
ford Peterson, Bertha Peterson.
Percentage Of attendance: Primary
50 per cent; advanced room oS ~
cent
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Ne,Us 0f Wesfer,,
Illinois 10 Briefs

Port Byron.-Mrs- George john.
son is Id 4 critical condition as :
result OF fall downstairs. Her
skull was fractured.
Over $50 was cleared from the
Halloween festival given by, the
Xxx Century club.
Rural-Mrs. Manda Wilson Of
Sherrard, aged about so years, q
former resident Of Rural, suffered .
paralytic stroke last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher are
the parents Of son, born Friday,
Oct. 81. The baby will be called
Junior Dean. Mrs. Fisher was for
merly Miss Mary Brasmer.
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NEWMINISTER
AT HAMPTON Is
GUEST OF HONOR
Especial Correspondence.)

Hampton, Oct. 30.-A reception
was held at the Methodist church
In honor Of the new pastor, Rev. r.
Neal. The program. arranged by
members Of the church and Sunday
school. proved very effective. The
main room was dimly lighted and
. number Of tsblesux were given.
The Old Rugged Cross" and
"SWeetsr - the Years Go BY" were
sung By the choir, Miss Charmion
Maxwell sang Il Shall Hear Those
Songs Again." and the tableaux
were given by Charmion Cox and
Mrs. James e. Maxwell. Miss Luz
ellie Hogan gave Sweet Hour Of
Prayer" The last number on the
program was alone. sung by Miss
Marie SheYerd and acted by Miss
Lalretta Hogan.
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cAANGESlN
CITY NOTED
BY VISITOR
Dr.. Preston, Former Resident, Sur.
pFised q Improvements
During Absence.
Especial CORRESPONDENTS

Especial correspondence.)
Aledo, Oct. 30.-When DIR. Wal
ter A. Preston landed in Aledo Fri
day night he was greatly surprised
in the progress made in the city
since his living here in 1910. DR..
Preston practiced osteopathy here
IN 1909 and 1910. going from Aledo
to Los Angeles, Cal. After going
west he took q medical course and
has specialized, combining the two
courses. Among the improvements
noticed by the visitors vas: paving,
cluster lights in the business dis
trict. postoffice, city hall, library,
new high school building, Metho-
dist church and parsonage as well
as many other improvements in the
business and residential districts.
DR.. Preston recently sold his prac-
tice in the western- city and is TAX
ing . well earned vacation. He
expects to practice later along spe-
cial lines. Before returning home
he will spend some time In New Or
leans and with a son in Freeport,
La.
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FIREMEN MAKE
QUICK RUN TO
BERGLUND HOME
Especial to The Arxus.)

Especial to The Argus.)
Aledo, Oct. 30.-An unruly oil
stove at the John Berglund home
about $50 p. m. Saturday resulted
in a call to the fire department but
outside of smoke there was no dam
age to the residence. Decker Berg
lund, the 14-year-old son. with the
assistance Of a neighbor boy.
dragged the stove from the kitchen
and in a few minutes the flames
subsidized. Through a misunder-
standing the department made the
run to the Swan Berglund home on
West Seventh street, but it was
only a minute more till the firemen
were at the other Berglund home
on Fifth street. but the fire was en-
urely out and the fire trucks re-
turned to the station.
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Cledo dndlMer County
(Special Neutrality-suspicious.. !

SPECIAL correspondence.)
Aledo, Oct. 30.-Another Aledo
high school athlete has gone out
and made good on Z college team.
Robert M0orhead. who graduated
last spring from the local school
entered Washington and Jefferson
college, ct Warrington, Pa. this
fall. Although he Joined the squad
late Moorhead has made good at
the fullb&ck position on the fresh
man team. Moorhead starred with
tho Aledo high team in football,
basketball and track.
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PREMIUMS WILL
BE OFFERED FOR
SCHOOL EXHIBIT

Especial Correspondence
Sheffield, Oct. 30.-Premiums for
the Bureau County Farmers insti-
tute to be held at Sheffield, Deem
Der s to 3, include a premium for
the best exhibit from a Bureau
county school for farm products.
Every school in the county is ell
gible in this contest and prizes ag-
gregate $50 in this showing. This
Is the first time the schools Of the
county have been given a place
Oh premium lists at the county in
stitute and some fine showings ago
expected in this department.
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VISITORS RETURN
HOME HILARIOUS
SnAcial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Especial Cofrespondence.)
Prophetstown, Oct. 80. = Thc
Prophetstown high school tied
titles with the Manlius high school,
the result being that the home
team go the worst of the deal, Man
Illus taking the game by q score Of
30 to 0. They went bone heppy.
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Hubef. oalss's latest newly wed
resident and I member u the local
legion post. Friday evening, the
prize wene to Joseph Stephenson
and on the last night. 10 tate would
haze II Mr.. Huber, winner Of the
frst evening came right hack and
drew . basket Of groceries. At IL
O'Clock Saturday evening the draw
ing for the $40 gold piece Was held.
Little Jack Arntson drew. from a
large box containing the $500
tickets. Johnny Coyle Of 0alva was
the winner.
In the race for the possession Of
the diamond ring. Miss Ella o.
bloom Of Galva was the winner.
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GIVES LUNCHEON.

VIOLA, Oct. S0.-Mr. and Mrs. B.
y Raxter entertained at a / O'Clock
aataeon on Saturday in honor Of
m Baxter's cousin, Mrs. Mar
= Toulman of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is here on an extended visit.
y relatives of the family were
Mmt.
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WILL RUSH WORK
ON STATE ROADS
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial COrrespondence.J
Kewanee, Oct. 30-Representa-
tive Randolph Boyd Of Galva. has
Just returned from Springfield
where he went in order to hasten
work on the grading of the new
hard rode between Galva and ke-
vance. The department of public
highways received him kindly and
assured him that all possible forts
will be made to get action on the
preliminary work. Everything will
be rushed so that work which can
not be started this fall will be COM
menced Immediately when the
frost is ont of the ground in the
spring.
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MISSION SOCIETY
AT KEITHSBURG
HOLDS ELECTION
Especial ENTERTAINERS

Keithsburg, Oct. so.-The Wo-
mans Missionary society Of the
Methodist church met with Mrs.
John McNAll at her home southeast
of town. The meeting Was for the
purpose of electing Officers. with
the following returns:
President-Mrs. Walter Finch.
Vice President-Mrs. A. H. Moth
duri.
Secretary-Miss Carri6 Scott
Treasurer-Mrs. Roy Kidoo.
The house was decorated with
the Halloween colors and after q
social hour the hostess served .
delightful lunch.
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RST SHIPMENT
BUREAU SPUDS
Is NOW ON TRACK
Especial to The Argus

"a AledO, Oct. 30.-The first snip
Int Of potatoes to be received
trough the Mercer county farm
Et1feau arrived Saturday with car
lpds at Seaton and Joy which will
h unloaded the first of this week
blsrm bureau members. The ship
'lnt is made up of early Ohios and
-91blers and seem to be of excel
|1ht quality. These potatoes come
~ the Red river valley Of Dakota
n the bureau has three more cars
|1route for members in other Sec
ms Of the county. ..
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GIVE PRENUPTIAL
FOR MISS GEORGE

Especial Correspondence
Albany. Oct. 30.--A pre-nuptial
party was given Saturday after
noon for Miss Ruby George at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Rowland Of
Garden Plain. About twenty Of the
Albany younger set of girls was in
vited.
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PARTY GIVEN BY
SEATON SCHOOL
ATTRACTS CROWD
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
Seaton, Oct. 30.-The Hallowe-
EN- party given at the school house
by the high school students proved
to be . regular event. The pro-
ceeds OF the event were over $50
and the crowd was so large that
part Of the entertainment, a short
play. had to be omitted, due to the
lack Of space. A short program
was given by the Seatonian Liter
airy society. Then the guests were
taken through five rooms, where
weird stunts and features had been
arranged. Refreshments were
served In the last room visited.
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GALVA ELEVEN
LOSES GAME TO
AMBROSE TEAM
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence.)
Galva. Oct. 30.-Members of the
Galva high school football team
went to Davenport. Iowa, Saturday
where they played game against
the st. Ambrose college eleven.
The result of the game was st.
Ambrose %, Galva 0. The trip of
100 miles was made overland by
auto to and from Davenport.
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JURY FOR
MURDER TRIAL
fspecial Observation-Disclosures

Especial Correspondence.)
Sterling, H., Oct. 3o.-When the
Denton murder trial 10 called on
Nov. 6 at Morrison . special venire
Of jurymen will b On the job.
The present Jury win b discharg-
ed the latter part Of this week.
Judge Church must open- court In
Henry county and Judge Harry
Ddvar1s e nixua Vim Vredde.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS
SPONSOR SOCIAL
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence.J
Erie, Oct. 30.LThe Pythian Sis
tiers have a Halloween social FRI
day evening for the members and
families, which was attended by
about ninety people. An informal
evening was passed in general So
cial way and Halloween games
were features OF enterteinpent.
The room was beautifully decorat-
ed. Luncheon served late IN tie
evening consisted CT pumpkin Die.
coffee and sandwiches.
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CELEBRATES 18th BIRTHDAY.
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo. Oct. 30.-About fifty rela-
tives and friends gathered at the
home Of George Baker, ST., at Mil
lersburg yesterday to celebrate Mr..
Bakers 5Sth birthday Those at
tending brought we'll filled baskets
and a reunion was enjoyed by
those present.
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eENESEO IS
VICTOR Over
kEWANEE II.
Visitors Fail to Garry Out Hopes
Of Seasons First Win; Score
ID a to.
Especial Correspondence.l


Kewanee, Oct: 30.-Kewanee
High school gridmen continued
their losing streak Saturday when
they bowed in defeat to the Gene
SEQ eleven at Geneseo to the top
heavy count of n to 0. One min
ute after the start Of play Hackett,
Geneseo's quarterback, intercepted
a forward pass from Thorpe and
carried the oval 80 yards to Ke-
wanee's 5-yard line where Smith
plunged over. From then on Gene
SEQ offered a series of line plunges,
and runs and an aerial attack that
outplayed the Kewanee boys all the
way.
Schultz and Hackett,\ Geneseo's
backfield artists proved the lead
ing ladies" of the matinee, each
crossing the goal four times. Their
line charges and speed in end for
nations proved irresistible. Gene
SEQ also excelled in the fine art of
the forward pass, making gain aft
er gain by this method.
About one-third Of the total at
tendance was made up of loyal Ke-
vance fans, who are anxiously
awaiting Kewanee's first win this
season.
The lineup:
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SHVIS Fl; CAMBRIDGE 8.

Especial C0rfesp0ndence.J
Silvis, Oct. 30.-In a game be-
tween the Silvis Independents and
the Cambridge legion eleven, stag
ed yesterday at Woodruff. the for
mer squad won the battle. The
score was 81 to 6.
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CHEVY COMPANY
PRESENTS FIRST
LYCEUM NUMBER
Especial to The August

Aledo, Oct. 30.-The Cheny Con-
cert company wilkopen the winter
lyceum tomorrow night at the First
Methodist church with a program
OF vocal and instrumental numbers
and also Of readings. The course Is
sponsored by the local American
Legion post and this number as
we'll as the three which follow come.
with high Recommendation and fur
nish varied program of entertain
ment for the winter months.
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MAKES FIGHT
FOR FREEDOM:
LANDS IN JAIL
Especial Correspondence

Silvis, Oct. S0-Despite fighting
argument that he be allowed to
remain free and unmolested. John
Fritsen spent last night in the
county Jail. =
When Officer A. P. Johnson at
teNpted to arrest Fritsen yesterday
on a charge of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, Fritsen object
ed, both vocally and actively. His
resistance did no good, however.
His trial was set for today.
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6ACHERS EXAM
TO BE NOV. 17-18
lSnecial to The Argus.l

b Aledo. Oct. 30.-County Superin-
Etndent of Schools c. E. Plat has
naounced the holding Of an exam
|ntion for those wishing teachers
leifcates which will be held in
1I1do Friday and Saturday, Nov. II
in Is. There will probably be nu-
|ARous would-be teachers who will
III themselves Of the opportunity
|hlualify for positions which may
pme vacant later in the year.
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44O-YARD CINDER
TRACK BEING MADE
AT ORION SCHOOL
(Special Corerspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Orion, Oct. 30.-Fred Bridgeford,
athletic coach for the Orion COM
munity high school is overseeing
the construction of a 440-yard Gin
der track on the school grounds
The track will be covered with
cinders which are to be secured
without cost to the school district.
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FREE LECTURE
AT CAMBRIDGE IS
WELL ATTENDED
Especial Correspondence.

Especial COrerSpOndenCe.J
Kewanee, Oct 30.-The free lee
ture given by r. H. Somers of ke-
vance at Cambridge yesterday
afternoon on the subject, Millions
Now Living Will Never Die,"l was
largely attended and proved very
interesting. This was series OF
lectures given under the auspices
of the International Bible Stu
dents association. Others will be
given in this community during the
winter months.
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FRANK NOVAK TO
BE INFERRED IN
ALEDO CEMETERY
Especial Correspondence. !

Especial Correspondence
Aledo, Oct. 3O.-Funeral services
for Frank Novak, aged SO, who died
Friday night at Jacksonville, will
be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing at st. katherine's Catholic
church, Father c. J. Higgins offic-
iating, Burial will be in the Aledo
cemetery. The body arrived here
Saturday evening and was taken to
the c. A. Smith home on West
Second street. Relatives from st.
Paul are expected to arrive today.
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(special Cofrespondence. }

Galva. Oct. 30.-After = most sue
cessful run Of three nights the
American Legion Carnival came to
= close Ut midnight Saturday. The
event closed amid . wh1rlwind Of
excitement. The neat sum Of near
ly 81 900 was realized. Each eve
ming a prize was given away with
an admission ticket. Thursday eve
ming = live duck went to Leslie
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ANDREW BECKLEAN
ISuL AT HOME
-lSpecial Correspondence. }

NOPECIdI NUI
GalVa, Oct. 30.--Andrew Beck
lean, who has been confined to his
home for several weeks, is just
about the same. Henry Freed, who
has been dangerously i'll for sew
eral days. is reported to be quite
poorly. Both of these gentlemen
are past so years of age.
John Klang, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis, is
improving very nicely.
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HOLDS SERVICES
FOR MRS. MOORE
Especial Corrsfpondencs.)

keithshurg. Oct. S0.-Mrs. May
Moore was buried yesterday In
Greenmound cemetery. The funeral
services we're held from the Pres
byterian church Sunday aftarnoon.
Mrs. Moore lived with her dauSh-
tar, Mrs.. Terry Roth, uortheast Of
town aad has been . patient SUI
ferer from cancer for the past two
years.
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SOPHS\NVITED
TO UNIQUE EVENT
AT ROBBINS HOME
Especial Correspondence,)

Especial Correspondence
Viola, Oct. 30.-Miss Hazel Rob-
bins entertained the sophomore
class of the high school at her
home south Of town. The affair
was make believe" party, many
unique costumes being worn. In
door and outdoor games were the
evenings amusements. Nice re-
freshments were served and . jolly
time is reported.
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WIN THREE GAMES.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial CORRESPONDENTS
Sterling, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-Sterling's
first team defeated Hooppole's first
team three straight games at vol
ley ball. The local second won
three out Of four games from the
visitors.
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YOUNG PEOPLE
ENJOY PARTIES
(Snecial Correspondence.)

Especial COrrespondence.)
Coal Valley, Oct. 30.-A Hallow-
cen party with all the trimmings,
stunts, eats and pranks was enjoy
ed by a bevy of young folks at Ma
sonic hall Friday evening.
The high school students enjoy
ed . party at the school. Clever en-
tertainment was provided and
luncheon served.
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GENESEO II. KEWANEE 0.
Durac ........ LIE. ....... Palmer
Lavery ....... 1T. Ryan Capt.
M. Cherry -. ..LG. ......... Beck
Atwood (Capt.) &C. ...>.. Emerson
Fairlie ........ .RG....... Carney
l.. Cherry ..... .RT. ...... Keller
Gustafson -. RE. ...... Glidden
Hackett OBS Won Tobe1
Taube. RIB. ...... Swain
L. Smith $500. LIB. Tailiaferro
Humbert ..FB. ...... Thorpe
Touchdowns-Smith, 2; Hackett
4; Taube 1; Schultz 4; Humbert l.
Goals from touchdown-Schultz 3;
Hackett 2.
Substitutions - Countryman for
Fairlie; Cobb for Hackett; Grit
man for Lavery; Hackett for Cobb;
Anderson for Durac; Reig for
Taube; e. Schultz for Humbert;
Spence for Gustafson; Kirman for
Swain; Parker for Carney and
Parker for Beck; Swain for klr-
man; Glidden for Kirman; Beck
for Parker.
Referee-Shaw, Wisconsin.
Umpire and head linesman-
Jaeger, Davenport.
Timers-Dramer, Geneseo; An
derson, Kewanee.