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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18
EAST GRAND,
FORKS a!.aIs ora.
Eagle Lodge Plans
4 Smoker And Dance

hold Z smoker at the large rooms,
Eagles hall Friday evening, Novem-
Dor 20. It was decided at "a meeting
Of the lodge last evening.
Plans We're also laid last night for
the second or a series Of dancing par
ties to be sponsored by the locay lodge
this winter. The dance will be held
on Thanksgiving day, November so.
at the Eagles hall. Decorations and
stunts in keeping with the season will
feature the party, it was announced.
"lNT IA -- N1HN. y, tai
One vagrant was arraigned before
Judge John Mcdonald in police court
this morning and given a suspended
sentence with orders to leave the city
within onS hour or spend 80 days in
the county Jail. !
Rev. J. aosser Jones, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Stephens,
Mimi, win preach at the morning and
evening services in the East Grand
Forks Prssbytsrian church Sunday.
November 10. n
Miss Pearl Peterson LETT this morn
ing to visit two weeks with friends
and relatives at Remer and Brainerd,
MINI.
Mrs. Rebeccn Nelson Of Nerthland
has returned from a visit with her
daughter at Mcintosh, MINI.
Monthly concerts are planned to
be given by the Fisher band during
the winter, according to an announce
ment made on Friday. The band,
which was recently Qrgahized. is. con-
Quoted by H. L. Smith. bandmaster
nf tha Cro1l.rfnn NGrn13ol,,nJ how'd ,-5
will hold rehearsals every Thursday
evening. There are at present %
members OF the band.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winters Of
Waubay, S. D., who have been Visiting
friends here for several weeks, will
return to their home today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winters, formerly lived on a farm
in Esther township and are we'll
known throughout this section Of Polk
county.
Miss Veronica Slanberg of Portal,
n. d. has returned to her nome after
having spent some time with her sis
ter Mrs. Catherine Smith, Interna-
tional avenue, this city. During part
Of the time which she spent here Miss
Slamberg was suffering from an ILL
1900 A1S ACSSSoAldtSu q AAilo oIJC1 :
alton, and a subsequent stay Of sever
al days in a Grand Forks hospital.
Robert Sims, 7o2 Pillsbury emu
returned Friday from st. Paul, where
he has spent several days in nne
ton with a business proposition he
and a few other East Grand Forks
men ut present are CONSIDERING.
Anthony Sweitjer OF Fergus Falls
is spending n few days with relatives
IN East Grand Forks. Early next week
Mr.. Sweitjer will leave for Sentfne.
Butte, N. D., where he plans. to remain
until after the Christmas holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Ormegaavd
of Thief River Falls are spending a
few. days with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Jacobson on North Third street. d
Special efforts, it was learned yes
tesday. will be made during the next
few months to convince the officials
iUf the Minnesota Sugar company q;
Chaska OF the feasibility of a plan to
erect a branch beet sugar factory
in East Grand Forks. Fisher and
Crookston also are said to be in the
race, but SO far the Chaska people
have not actually stated that a branch
plant will be opened in this part OF
Polk county in the near future. They
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

PRODUCE.

F3oDUUE. I, ~ 4
New York. Nov. 1s.-gutfer firm; re-
'ceipts 3,42S tubs.
Eggs firm: receipts 6,32s- cases; fresh
gathered extra firsts 81 to SIS; do firsts
62 to co.: New Jersey hennery whites
uncandled extras IS to 90.
Cheese firm; receipts 2.754 boxes;
state whole milk flats, fresh average
run 26. >
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18
WILL HEAR MORE CASES.

Minot, N. D., Nov. .1S.-Federa,
criminal cases. a few OF which re.
mained at the time the United States
court recessed before election. will
not be called for trial at the recessed
term which is now in session here,
Judge Andrew Miller announced
Thursday evening.
Civil cases are now on trial, and
court will be in session until about
Thanksgiving, when the Bismarck
jurist will go to st. Paul to attend
to court matters.
He said Thursday evening tl1hat it
ia probable hat Il Minot term will
be called some time in January. at
which time the remaining criminal
cases will be cleaned from the CAL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Cesl, Coal-1f you want the best
ignite ask for ,Truax. Phone 1s80J.
A. A. Ulland:7Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

The English churches, embracing
practically every denomination. are
setting out upon a temperance CAM
paign on a large scale.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Ormegaavd
of Thief River Falls are spending a
few. days with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
jacobson on North Third street. b
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18
@. Helm,
Missionary, Held A y
Prisoner In China, Is
. Former G. F.. Resident

Continued from page L.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18
POULTRY

New York, Nov. 1S.-Eivc and dresse
poultry quiet; prices unchanged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Wanted, 500 MON to. eat at the
Purity Lunch. Meals 30c. SIS De-
Mers avenue, Give US a trial.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

The. word. :'pandemonium" was
coired by the poet Milton.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Mers avenue. Give us a trial.-Adv.
Sunday Night Dinner. served at the
Peacock Inn, 6:38tto 1880. Music by
Warnken and solo by Clarence
O'Connor, tenor.
Elks Mecting-The Elks will hold
a business meeting Saturday night,
November IS. All members are urged
to attend.A J..NH. Bulge. exalted
ruler. So,
schlaberg Better-Warren l.. schla-
berg, who was operated upon for APP
pendlc!tls at a local hospital late
Thursday night, Is reported to be
recovering nicely.
Maintenance OF Way benefit lance
Saturday, November 18th, Odd Eel
lows hall. Hours from Q to - y. m.
Tickets s1.00. Emard's orchestral
ADV.
Xmas Cards-Bcfore you select your
Xmas cards, do not fail to sec our
complete assortment which we now
have on display. Grand Forks Herald
Co.-Adv.
Masquerade Ball will be@eiven
Tuesday evening, NOV. "21st, in the
Odd Fellows hall. under auspices B..
A. Y. Melody Boys Orchestra. Tick
cts 50c.-Adv.
: One of Gicse & Noonan's Furnace
crews has returned from Larlmore
Il where they installed a. CaloriC Pipe
less Furnace In the residence Of r.
NJ. Pratt.-Adv.
W.. j. Mercer has Just completed a
basement ana has had Giese &
Noonan, East Grand Forks, install~a
CaloriC Pipeless Furnace in his home
at Ills Westacott St, Grand Forks.
ADV.
TO Address Young Pcople-Mias
Margaret Bradt Of Bismarck; N. D.,
secretary Of all the young peoples
church societies in the city, will ad-'
dress the young people Of Grand
Forks at the First Baptist church
I Bradt will speak concerning work. Of
young people in the state and in
Grand Forks. r.. i&st:ses
Card of Thanks-We wish to thank
those who expressed their sympathy
and who gave their assistance in the
sad mission Of bringing the remains
Of Russell Peterson to Minneapolis.
We nlso wish to express our appre-
citation of the beautiful floral tributes
by Normanda society and u. c. T..
Elmer Y. Peterson, on behalf Of rela-
tives.-Adv. !
70 Our Customers-Some time be-
tween the hours Of one and fve-thir-
ty Sunday morning the business dis
trict on the A. G. circuit in the north
md south end Of town will be cut
off due to connecting new machin-.
cry. Red River Power company
Adv. n a
rl2 49,
s Roll Call Ends-The Red Cross roll
call in Grand Forks will be concluded
on Sunday, when the districts in the
city which were not covered last Sun
day will be taken care Of. Walter
Schlosser. director, states. Those who
volunteered for work last Sunday and
We're unable to report, are asked to
call at the Commercial club rooms
after, 10 O'clock Sunday morning to
secure assignments and blanks. i
The word, ::'Pandemonium" was
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Anthony Sweitjer OF Fergus Falls
Is spending n few days with relatives
in East Grand Forks. Early next week
Mr.. Sweitjer will leave for Senttne:
Butte, N. D., where he plans, to remain
until after the Christmas holidays
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Masquerade Ball will be-given
Tuesday evening, NOV. 921st, in the
Fellows hall, under auspices B.
A. Z. Melody Boys Orchestra. Tick
cts 50c.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

RE. White and daughter, Stella
Of Mallory are in the city today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Ono OF Gicse & NoOnan's Furnace
crews has returned from Larlmore
where they installed a Ca1oriC Pipe
less Furnace In the residence Of r.
NJ. Pratt.-Ady
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

To Our Customcrs-some tihne be-
tween the hours Of one and hve-thir-
.ty Sunday morning the business dis
trict IN the A. G. circuit in the north
md south end of town will be cut
off due, to connecting new machin-
cry. Red River Power company
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Xmas Cards-Bcfore you select your
Xmas cards. do not fail to see our
complete assortment which we now
have on display. Grand Forks Herald
CO,-Ady. E
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-18

Sunday Night Dinner. served at the
Peacock Inn, 6:38sto 1880. Music by
Blanche Warnken and solo by Clarence
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
ct tyif Riesraao.

Sra Berlin telesraferes, at en- i-or
raaogipenoe 8ommisiion, ct gIoos
&igsraao, bill bli oannet / SpifloTS
/ Sanltar meo ben Spaape of bii,oo
&egierineen Deb 2ssninaen al 10
mango nanifelige HrobIemer, Sen M
er itiaet operior. Der er allerebc rN'
ienot Sllobpoelier til ell &pffe onipts
WfRno til at oeltage i Ell aonfercrrp
bpor &aabet pil bli oannet. SSuhbn,
belien er itbienot til Ie6enbe |ibpn.
ifabsmRno, Holitifere, Snouitrilebcr,
og 5orretningsmPno, og De bill III
anmooet ON of glenrme al irnooIio
9artifranael % title Jig til Gp0rc,
lanoets Sieneite.
Nsbet ifal befatte fla meo ielocn.
be Spgaper:
1. Sborom Spiflano ifol flors
@ritatningerne / 1922.
2. Soorban Spiflano, ueo of itilc
@arantier, fan formaa De gQierrSp
til at treffe Stfupationstroppcrre
tilbage ira Hbinpropinien.
3. Spor0an Spiflano fun ior1or.
beioe meb anore Stormaeter til Bus.
lambs @ienreisning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Republican 1noieu.

UT Telegram til @aibiitgton meS.
oeler, at Den al-inoiife rationale Son.
ores | gbmebabab bar proflamereI
Snolen Ell &epubIif UNDER Wapne,
"oe 6oreneoe Stater / Snoien". Ser
goofIenote ogiaa Wabatma @bauois
,arau ON, at al Soloiombeb oa gloos.
llo9poelie ital unosaaes, fun IfoI Der
pore loplig at ioripare iis meb Waat
Get er Oct eneite, @aaben uf nooer
Nrt fan BRIGGS iii.
Ut SprIlag ON, at man ifulbe isoe
Snolens SeloitGnoiabeb opnoaet psS
"etbpert muIist NfioocI" blep iorp,lr.
ret al @banoi. iom iiteoet iif iuS,ot
INN peh lepliae oa ~ireoeliae Wlio.
ler".
10000 Eerioner operpprer apuo.
reslen, iom bar aipet @bonoi fuis
o'ffatori'f Wpnoisbeo. .Son er aIt.
lao at regne for Eepnbliten Snoiens
fsrIte Er9iioent.
Zen iSlamitiife SQUARES. ION
msote iamtioist, Iuttebe Tia. til Be.
pGaelIen. 8roflamationen ON Mep,,.
bllfen err opilaat oper belle Snbieu
baabe paa @naelif oa enten paa Ben.
aal'f eaer p~cofommenoe Cans Ola.
left.
Nationoliiterne bill isrc aumpel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Wy Oampifibsrute.

Sra San Srancisco meboeles, at
Ell oirrfte Tasiagerrute melem Sun
5rnncisco og Stem gorf Ben 3oie
Sannlar fol irtteS igang al Yacific
Wtail Steamibip Complain. Samme
Sampifib3iellfab latte en- lignenbe
&lite igang for "A Mar iioen meO
Den Sorifiel, at YaSiugererne maatte
beiorbres ODER Banamataneen paa
&pggen az Nulbpr.
gu ganr Samperne gicnnem So
nomafanalen, og belle Reiieu ira San
Srancisco til ReD Dort gisreS paa
% Gage, o. De fire 9ampere, iom
ifal i9ttes inc / 8llten, ifal aigaa
meo IS Cages Welemrlm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

ni1nc fan fon1nte i'll at boloe Serre.
benrlnct ser ell RIM Sib. Gatifc lia.
nenOe 9cnRaclier funbe iinOe Ell fulot
iaa irltgtbar Sprbblino blanot Vtt'
bantmcoanere iom hos e%uroppiIft
Solf. Set or nogct, ipnl ingen far
oiQierc, men at oct / 5ili9loe oiloc
upre cubbctpocnoe meo BEN relisiaic
observation-disclosures pberligere 6or,
iaIo, innes 10 rir1elia nof.
2otbrop gonr elerS life n9rmerc
ino poo oiSie Speflllationer. Site
uocn Sntere3ic er oen Srp9t, ban no.
tuIcr Tor, at ben mllbammcoanlfe
&erocr cnbnu etaaltq / 2ioen pil
tonrnc iii Naet % g%etpbutne | Sor-
boloct iii @eiterlmOene. San er
ucmlig bauge Tor, al ben paanp oil
alliere iia meo De ar9fter. iom Ter
i'm IremtiO / en- Stprfeprsue mellenl
oe europpiife og aiiatilfe Solf. Suao
Der full pGre / en- ilig Srpgt, maa ri
oqiua looc ubeiparet. Set, fom ia.
Ter ituo0, az Ger ifuloe bore llogcll
uirfclia 6arc ira Sen aunt, CT Oct,
al ct beloig Reiultat al en- SeuGgelic
al Den Irt / tenimelig itor lloltrGf
ming pil fonme til at afhpllge Gf ocrl
relotiue inouitrieQe llouifling / De
iom blir meo / en- Zig aappe-
trio. s ben &etuing peger iaIfalo /
NOT lau ltor Vton Den lioite Srig.
Sp9tfet iom 8eIterlanbene er for
}9icbliffet, or Oct bel rimeltgit at an
TO, at De Dog oil ba araft NOT til at
mo6itou Den Slogs 9epRgelier. go.
gen pirtelig Sare oil De neppe bli,
meominore 8uslano gieunem i'm
8oIbepiSme gisr iGQes Sag nleo
Iiiuterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Dm. Ketham 900.

@iIiam u. &etcbam, fbo. 9onl'
marloer in Gbiei for 8rano Irntp Of
the &epublic. er Den 27oe December
aigaaet ueo 9pOen / lit Stem ! Snoia
annapolis, SSio., rs Iar gammel..
Som par fsot / indianapolis Den
2ben Sanlar 1916. San uoounne.
oes I'll Saefsrer % anlaaes iom Ell
al DC melt fremragenoe Suriiter
Stnten.
5 9orgsrfrigen tieneitgiorbe bar
/ aomponi A, 13be Suoiana iripil.
lise acknowledgement. 5 Rai
1865 uonPpntes bon, blot 10 aar
gnmnel, iii @apteiu % Gbef iol
Spmpani |, iunme Resinent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

mob enslunbernc pcb life at bo,,
n~ogetiombelit mco bem at bcit;Gos
Deres Sope % 5ororoninaer bill ;~,
bli aolpot; De bill operaIt bIi bnrco.
ttt. ain pil Der life bIi spet WoIh
moo DEM.
Samtioiet meo &c to nupnte qon
aresier, Den nationaliItiife GA ben ~
lamitiife, iom ipnes at babe orbriSc,
iammen, bar ogiaa Den al.inSiifc H.
berale Jsberation bolbt en- 9ouor.,
/ Iaababao. 9enne Grippe FROM
ogiaa fltlbt SelpItpre for SnS;o,,
men snlfer | Wooietnina til @bonSia
Grippe at bli itaaenbe iom ct Yen -;
oct brittle &ise / 2isbco mc0 Mn,
itralien % CANADA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Sreo oe ufreo,
gprretielfe ira CHE 1.

belle er Den ct forreftere lbtrpf for
bore Cages Huslanb emo ON ben bar
palgt peb alminbelia Stemmeret. ollie
&lasier err repr9ienteret fra Den bsie.
lte "SSSute1isent5ia" til ben melt pri.
mitipe Wlliif. GeO ct alminoeligt
@ale piloe Der neppe bli mango 9sn'
Der / Spriamlingen. Men mi err De
meb for isrite @ane / Hlislanbs 81.
%itorie. @anife pitt iiboer De for Oct
meIte tailie og Inter. Wten De l9rer.
Sg en- paffer Dag bill De ielp inaffe
ira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
Kroftens Periineer.

De Sor. Staters Genlusbureail
bar oIfentliggiort en- Stdtiitif, ifsl9e
bpilfen &rpitipgoomme ioraorIogeoe
omtrent $1,000 0sosfalO / 1920
inoenior Hegiitreringsomraaoet, %
ca. $4,000 taget Sdffoet / i'm Selbeo.
9ette er 5000 Here 9eosialo al
@reit, ellb Der inbtrai / 1919. Spg.
0onmen ipnes at upre nler lr0breot
/ Rorb- enc / Spoltaterue. 0tasia.
cbuIetts bopoe Den bsieite 9sospro.
cent, nemlie 90 al buert 100000,
me0ens Soutb Carolina bapoe Oell
minOite, ue1nlig l5.9 pr. 100000.
arGftipgoommle angriber Spioe
Iom Regere uoen Sorifiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

"Sstten oil, Tom oenne Ssitliifta
fan p9re Hem meo Einene!"
armliot.
Oct afiliittenbc aapiteI / benne
Serie fommer | n9ite SirsOa9s.
hummer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
6D0t Autaar,

"9ecorah. Soften" taffer berne0
ole fine &euner og &clpnoerc for Oct
gumle Mar % snifer DEM CT goOt oQ
frugtbort 1929.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03
en- forifreffet Koniul.

Wootogtlien al ire nlplttif u0leenoe
Baffer, Iom Snsoag iorriGe ltge at
fom til oct polite &oniulat / Sem
gorf meo Yoiten ira Solcn, paftc itor
IorifrGftclie blanot Ecrionolct, %
aoniulcn ien0tc i al !Sait Suo til
Splitict. 30 Yerioner, Der iorltaar
zig paa iaaoanne Srng, blep ienOt iii
&ontoret. "a biSie meo Sagttagclic
al Den ~iterite SariombeO % Ioriia.
tiobco bapoc faact aabnet Eafterne,
bite oct iig, at DC tiliammen moe.
Ebolot 100000 feiierlige polite 0torf,
iom uar icnbt &~oniulatet meo Nm.
INCOMING on or faa Dem uerlct meb
De me Narf. De feiicrlige Itarf er
uemlig ugplOigc eiter 15oc &aruor.
Gu Sabers @%ibnesbprb. Nr. NilS
@icf ira Eenoont SSreiae, Alta,
%ifriuer: "Si bar preoet Or. Yetcrs
aurifo nlco jorballienoc Reiultater.
Vtebena ri enoul boeoe / gtOrge, blep
Dor lille Bi9e ioa ilemt angrebct al
Spiuaieber, OF ri life trococ. bun no.
geniinOe uilOc bliue iia ielo igien. "a
ri fom her iii Sau0ct / 1914, bertc
Vi, at 2Irito bar CT iaa uiornberligt
Spgemi0oel. Get uuertrai pore Sor.
pentrineer, og bort Barn er MI iaien
/ beoite Selbreb. Wiin Suitru bar
ogiaa brugt Wte0iciuen meb glinlren,
De Heiultnter." Scttc beremte SGoe.
mi0oel bar uGret / grug / 40 Mar
og bar onnhet I'm iom ocn melt popu
lpre 6umiliemc0icin, aurifo bliuer
life iOlgt al Ipotetcrc, men leuereS
al lpecielt a%niattc lofale 9lgenter.
I3ilifrin 9r. Setter Gohrncu & Cons
60, 2501 @aibin9tou glpb., @bica.
' 90, ST..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-03

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18th IsoS AT
TEE PoSr OgTicE AT DscoEAH, Iowa, UspER rsE ACT
OF CoEsKEss or MARCH 5. 1897.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-11-09
LOUIS AND RUTH
By Will M. Maupin

I'VE GOT brand new daughter now.
And proud | am of her;
Although 1t rather seems, somehow.
As If she really were
A sign that l am growing old,
That many years have sped;
That oft the bells dead years have
tolled-
The Biggest Boy" has wed.
1t seems that only yesterday
| I bound his wounded toe
With yarn in the old-fashioned way
Twas really years agol
It seems but just day or two
Since off to school he ran;
But Biggest Boy" now looms to view.
| As new married man.
Gee Whit How tempus fugits by
I've got daughter-in-law
1t seems SO short time since
Was playing Boston taw":
So brief time since, free and glad,
I'd gaily romp and run
And now to think that I'm the Dad
OF a big married sonl
Well, admit my shadow turns
And points the eastward way;
That memorys Incense sweetly burns
To many a yesterday.
But, praise the Lord, although the
gray
In my hair has start,
/ can with truth stand up and say
I'm keeping young of heart.
| So, daughter, you've welcome here
Like blooming flowers Of May;
TO us your be both near and dear
Forever and day.
But I'll admit II seems quite queer,
When all is done and said,
That I've a brand new daughter here
Cause Biggest Boy" is wed
20 by VIII M Mnupn.)
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-11-09
GOPHER SUBSTITUTE
KNEW HAUSER'S PLAY
Greatest Tackle Doc Williams
Ever Had on His Team.
Scrub Followed Big Minnesota Player
as He Downed Maroon Behind
His Line for Five-Yard Loss
Played Opposite Star.

One fall, during Minnesota-C hica-
go football game at Stage field, the
authorities sent up a couple of subs to
help the scribes get the names Of the
players correct.
Among them was husky Gopher
sub. clad in his football toys, and all
eyes for the game in front of him. He
delivered a talk that went something
like this:
Watch Hauser, that big Minnesota
tackle, he's wonder; the greatest
tackle Doc Williams ever had on the
team"
Halfback Agar of the Maroons start
ed an end run, and was brought down
behind his own line.
There, did you see Hauser nail
him-that was Hauser who made the
tackle"
Agar tried the end again on the very
next play, and again was nailed for a
five-yard loss.
"Guess Hauser didn't get him. I'd
certainly hate to be that Chicago man.
! bet his head rang when he hit the
ground after Hauser got through with
him"
We turned and looked at the Gopher
sub more carefully. says a writer in
an exchange. His radiant face was
discolored, as though he had been
buffeted around in many hard scrim-
mage. A patch covered his right eye.
''You say you play on the scrubs?'
asked one of the boys. The big fellow
nodded
what position do you Govern"
left tackle; l play opposite Hau-
ser"
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AVOID THE RUTs

IF YOU would surmount obstacles,
! travel the great highway which
takes to sure success, and write your
name in lofty places. where future gen.
erations may see, you must be care
full as you go to avoid the ruts.
All about you are numerous mines
and pits, seemingly waiting to engulf
you, or put an air-brake upon your
progress when your safe passage
seems assured.
They are hidden in a thousand
places, many of them within your
own heart, which. If you would fire.
quently examine with an impartial
eye, you would discover to be the
most threatening and dangerous of
all.
A. bad habit unconsciously formed
through months, and possibly years
of use, may finally wreck your fond
est ambition upon the very thresh-
old of success, and land you helpless
on your back among the briars and
brambles.
You may be passably well edu-
Gated, you may have good looks, the
manners of Chesterfield, wear fine
clothes and even be capable of smil-
ing and counterfeiting the grand air
of kings, but If you have become
habituated to ugly moods, sudden
bursts of anger in which you spout
poisonous words, you will find as
the passing years leave their imprint
upon you, that you are in a terrible
rut, down in the sticky mire, from
which no one can possibly pull you
except yourself.
And at this period of your life you
will awaken TO the sad truth that
you are little bit shaky on your
feet, lack youthful Imagination and
courage, and, worst of all, have lost
your faith, the most helpful asset a
man or woman can possibly possess,
in spite Of the opinions of the skep-
tica1 and those thoughtless individ-
uals who openly deride its potential
power.
To travel the devious ways Of life
without faith, is like trying to sail a
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had more than the necessities of life
in all his existence, got full measure
Of enjoyment that was denied to many
who made thousand times as much
money. Incidentally, he was very
successful man, for he added 70 the
sum Of human knowledge.
Win If you can. Get a fortune If
you can. Money means independence,
and the ability to do good in the world.
But never forget that there is en-
joyment as well as trouble in life, and
that if you are not too intent on win
ming what the world calls success, you
will be happier as you go along, and
stand just as good chance Of max
ing your life worth while, and the
world better off because you lived In 1t.
Copyright by John Biake.)
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CHAMPIONS NOT ACCIDENTAL
Past Season Demonstrates That Golf
ers Who Captured TituIar Events
Won on Merit.

Though golf is fraught with uncer-
tainty, the past season in way has
demonstrated that a number of those
who did win tftular events were no
accidental champions. Cases in point
are Gene Sarazan, who captured the
national open and the Professional
Golfers association titles; Jesse
sweetser, successful in the national
and metropolitan amateur meeting,
and lastly, Marty O'Loughlin, leading
the list in the New Jersey and metro
politan opens. For any one to keep
on winning nowadays against the keen
competition means good golf all the
time. A few slips and he's gone