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The New York herald., 1922-05-06
STAPLES BEST AT
TRAYERS ISLAND
Boston Gunner Wins Prelim-
mary Shoot With 195
Broken Targets.

E. A. Staples OF Boston won the an.
nual preliminary shoot to the amateur
championship OF America at clay targets
at the Travers island traps of the New
York Athletic Club yesterday. He took
the event with the score OF 195 out OF a
possible 200 targets.
Bill Wolstencroft of Phiiadclphia fin-
ished second after a shoot-off against c.
Fl. Newcomb. Both broke 1a1 in the
regular event.
The New York Athletic Club shot the
second legs OF a five and ten man race
against the Boston Athletic Association.
In the Ave man race the New York A. c.
beat the Boston gunners by 6 targets.
AS they were IL down as the result OF
the first leg. shot in Boston a month ago
the Hub gunners won the match by 5
targets.
The Winged Foot nimrods were IS
down ut the start of the ten man shoot
but they won yesterdays match by so
targets and the match by 80 targets.
The scores:
PRELIMINARY sHooT-aoo targets. r. A.
staples. ls5; W.: wolstencroft. 1871; O. II.
Newcofnb. 1871: Fred Plum. 100: G. S. Nc
Gsrty; Ss4 ISL 7. il. Lewis, 5s.; Il. Q, Allyn.
JIgr,,, 1851 e. b. woodruff. 1856: A. Hell,
N. ". Posey,- 1ss: L. 1i Maitland. Is4; q.
II Martin. 1888: r. II. Lawrence, 1sS j.
V,arI; Vnn .ocu,;,oa JI; ass; F. a. wiI,sm. isa r
sskt,ttt: sxu,t.r ls2; p. 6, ponn.lley. 1s2: n
srGstoF smlsS ISL ISL M.ySr Esss as, L
Allen, 1870: f. Andres. $50: Ii. II. shan
non. 11a! ras: r. 9. Sinclair. i7s; Q; N; Stew
111e; T. sehausfler.r IT'D: q, II. Morse. 17s
,. pskeuil. i.e; e. e. Bonner: 176: u: S.
tencroft. 175: r.. b. Cole. iT5: M Mcvoy.
Jr.. ia: J. y. Eshleinan. l74: J.. G. Dal-
ley. ia: A. u. Atherton. 174: F.. j. Win
1Is; j. II; Hendrickson. l72; ii. e. Par
Trachstt; i7S: =. rontaine, lie: r. Gerstsli,
H. coliaday. 10: n. Webb. N i7o; earsef A Taber be-
10; O. c. sunderduri1. ITO: w. r. Beers,
l69; G. Q. Henderson. 169: r. Smith, 16e
y. A. Ranney. 1863: II. w. Knights. iss
&. s. McCutcheon. 16s: N. Bauer, 1853; F.
Ham ! Ham. ,s1 iG7 W. Graham, 1s1; +. A. j.
l6s: 9. M. Elliott. 1885, s. Crothers. 1876
u. Lister. 185; Mrs. Livingston, 1875; d. NJ.
Barclay. 1o5: 9. o. yucca. 1856: f. G.
Hills, 1C4; II. G. vogel. 184: II. J. Thiei-
man. 161: X. Guggenheim. l59: ]. A.
switzer, 159; z. II. LocateiIf, 15S; A. A.
knights, 1853; p: Betz. 1871; A. S. Rob-
erts. 1b7; w. N. Mcintyre, 15e: w. McCon-
nell, 154; J. I. Brandenberg, 154: G. l..
Bishop. 1888; G. L.. King, 151: II. L. Tosi,
I5i: J. N. Hendricksen. 14e; w. s.
Knights, 149: ]. Z. Rock, 14s; e. p. Shat
fer, lag: r.. Il. Debacher, 145 G.. ID.
Pushee. 144; J. G. Hudson, 144: w. II.
Delehanty. 14f A. W. Currie, 140; J.. G..
Knights, 121.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
ROD AND GUN NEWS
STANDARD TIME.

Yes, ling hounds; We boatsd seven ling.
and this will fill your heart with Joy, for
they are coming fast. Also about slyfy odd
cod, one Of 2e pounds. cleaning I'D the pool
ana they are stu hanging around: 200 black
fish, several o. them up to eight pounds.
time 10 get these biackfish. Use ''konk"
ana steam soft CLANS as bait for tbs
JOE SNypEu
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Flcunders StilI Biting IN the Local Waters.
Founders are stili being caught In large
numbers. and soma OF the catches down in
the Great soufh Bay have been nothing short
OF phenomenal. On n single rod one day this
week one man took 215 founders. There ara
plenty OF big fellows among thsmi In fact.
the majority OF them are large.
Up tho Sound. at Oyster Bay, and down
Rock they are getting the flat fish. There
are lots OF them In Jamaica Bay. Tho boats
out from Freeport and Wreck Lead are stili
cettlnx them, and on tho whole the season
has measured up favorahy with the best
sea son IN the last ten years.
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. variety on In. seventeen rathom Bank.

Louis Harms, the Billy Sunday OF the
s<ippers OF Sheepshend Bay and master OF
the NJ. y. II. III. and his hardensd crew Of
sea warriors, Joe Beneventuro the anchor
smith Chief Engineer Marty and Two Gaff
Willie with forty-odd anglers Of the deep
sea type, were anchored at tho Seventeen
Fathom Bank, where we were kept busy
with the following: The musical pest, the
blow fish: the Jazz kings OF profanity. the
mutton head; the flappers, the skate; the
dogs. sharks OF the sand: the shimmy kids
bergalls or cunners two at lick: tho kodds
medium, large and small the sons. the
large blackfish and whiskers. the ling.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Probe of Moha Knockout.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. May 5.-Faymcnt
to jeff Smith OF Bayonne n. J. and
Bob Moha OF Milwaukee Of their shares
of the receipts from their bout here
Wednesday night has been ordered held
y by the Youngstown Boxing Commits
ion, 1T became known to-day. No rea-
son was given.
1t also was announced that .he club
which promoted the bout may be aus
pended.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Biz Trounder. a. sand. roint Thursday.

Capt. Lyons Of the Madeline 8. fished at
Sands Point on Thursday with twelve men.
and they boated about 70 founders each.
The captain himself had catch OF q.
They were largo fish and they bit on the
last Of the ebb aud tho young flood tide.
Very few bcrgalls have been taken In Sound
waters UP to now, and as rule the founder
fishing remains good until the bergalls come
along IN quantities.. The temperature of
bergalis. The last OF the spring founder
fishing is usually had at Oyster Bay, and
remained good up the end OF tho first week
IN June.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

They can't come off!
The rubber studs on our
newest golf shoe are part
of an insole of solid rubber,
the stu ds protruding
through the leather sole
hence their stay-there quail
ity. Light weight, flexible
and what's rnore-harmless
alike to green or clubhouse
floor.
Registered Trodema,k.
ROGERS PEEr COMPANY
Broadway Herald So.
It 18th ST. -Four at s5th ST.
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4Ist St.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
striped Bass Fishing at The Bors,.

Some good striped bass fishing was en-
joyed down at Oakwood Beach. Staten
that the fishing there - not so good. Ths
crabs have come in IN great nunioers. and
one risherman said yesterday that they
cleaned up tho bait as fast as one could
cast ~ out 20 them.
Very few fish have been taken in tho Hud-
son River, which is stili extremely murlsy.
One was taken, however, at Scarborough.
and as a rule whore there Is one there are
more.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

score--Cornell Rooney, .; Clark, q Hahn.
suhstitutions-Cornell: Myers for Tifshey
Iiflhey for Myers Wellenknmp for vcchte
Bristol for Topliffe. Toplffe for Bristol:
Harva rd Thomas for Levy Gallon for
Thomas. Levy for Gallon, Thomas for Levy.
Taber for Kantor. Eantor for Thomas Ref
eree--Covcrt. Geneva. Time OF periods--3O
minutes each.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

sTABhE ~ HIGH CLASS SUMMER
EESCRT TO RENT no RELiARLE
lNsTRUCroR WITH HORSES: SEA
Son, pGCORATIoN DAY TO LABOR
JOHN ST. n. Y. THoNE coRTLANDr
o"o
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Johnny Kilbane IS safe at home IN
Cleveland. where he cannot be ANNOYED
by personal challenges from ,rat, feath-
erweights.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYM

Paa z TAekls e62 wyckoif ey. Tsi. 3eih E'vs,
noerirE, bsi Liberty ~. TEL. Gienmors 0p3r
Johnson. r., 25p Wyciscsf av. Tel oGp2, n 'yrn.
Kingston T'lyle Co, i4P1 FULTON 81 rs0s, Eati
I.oe'er, Fred.k. Co. Fwion O. Tlsle. oaiy..
Nfchs seison, H. ~, 1874 ued'1 av. No'b1iss
Wcheoisou. ~ T.. 9i+ Broadway.. No, Salt.
Morris. 11bI Fulton st., Reid AZ. tSaM gss,f!s.
Roeosr. TTT woodward av. Tackle 5sIv. -
schaaf, 100, Flntbush av. Ten 1siy, 9s4siHs,i.
scheb,er. r., aHt Wyclseff s.x. rch lQsT ENsa
glote, $40, Flushing az. Tel. 4slG. Sfr,.ss
sprung. eTet Atlantic NV. Tel ss5a Gjeyi4sss
voshringqr, 1885, Myrus ay.. F.vgreeA fs4Ss'Ss
OUT OF Iowft
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
ROD AND GUN.


AZ n n leaves sunday. East Dist ST..
$50 y. NJ, Tor Oyster Bay.
S Capt. r. YOUNG.
PLENTY COD & BLACKFTsu-sUN. : A. ".
Guam y m kleaveS PLACES Doek'
"capt. FREDK. PLACE.
Tackle Us for Your Fishing Tackle.
Rods, Keels, Lines, Leaders. Hooks. BAIT.
Fred J. Blrcs. II Cooper So, at 9TH ST.. NJ Y.
PLENTY BLACKLIST AND COD.
EVELYN Gai,y x H. = "a; Capt. exc J. M%krfS MAR fs'
IND0LENT sss.o.bsaS ss,l. s""qrs; g,v. j. NJ
>. 3. Tvs. Tonys float, Paychsster
mmat 5:is PslSss Psss e. f!i nEqs J:!sGs ssil
@sss' Capt. HARrNAGEL.
New Rochelle, N "A m q n
sundayD y.
TREEpoRT's NEW FISHING STATION,
Hudson Pt.. foot Gordon FL Get Off blocks
east OF Grove ~. Walk blocks South from
ATLANTIC ave. Roats for inside.
YES. Mr. Fredriols. using your worm
CLINT founder rig 7 caught almost n
many as the other nine together" b. mail.
25c Hooks, 45c doz. s42 Broadway. Bklyn:
f,ont joo ~ leaves sheepshead Bay daily
CdpL Joe u. ssa. sss Mon ARGaT RG% III hokSh 4 N
n FIounders-Eire Island. book your
CTIlm dates. Capt, e: pEGARMo. Baby
s'A' Ion. J.. !. Tel 0a-J Babylon.
Vlnnd;bo Tvs. HUDSON Park. New Rochelle.
IIIIlIIlkH daily A. NJ. rxcepr Mon. and
"iuhuAAo Wed. for founders. Bring bait
laarN Oys.or Bay for big Founders Eest
MAE River 9ist St. daily exc. Fridays.
!" A. NJ Bring bait: Capt. BEgG:
I Ex-sub. Chaser. leaves Clason P;
Ite0VX a. NJ. every Thurs, Sat. Sun.
OCUiIu BRING bait. Schneider Muetze.
;, leaves canarsic suntny and
0nco N daily exc. Mon. and Frt., 7
hoSo ". u \. NJ: CAPT. DICK PERSON:
:, :, Tvs. Dunne's Dock. Sleeps
Vanknn lnndIp II head Bay Sunday, S AM.
l0llh06 uuuu'o" W. Capt. vREELANp.
n M CODrIsHING OUTSIDE.
C,n0YOIp W leaves Wreck Lead 6;05 train
o~vA o. ~'sun. az Thurs. MURRAY,
MI.y,, Founders, daily exc Mon. 4
H9IlIllIIN. Fri. y A. NJ. Clason ~. Bring
Nuutit"V' bait. Capt. JOE sTEFANo
Piedmont sss sss'@ ss "a Ssss % Ssy jAxssS
Water Island v A;s S'is5 s'iS: s1, ,.s
7;rroro ives sunday. foot Washington
L!ng2ld st., j. O.. A. NJ, Central II. II.
: 40 A. ". Capt. Christensen.
Nil ~ leaves i3sth 81. Sunday A..
kIII ILL.,. VI. founders up tho Sound.
NV 80 Bring halt SrEANDBERG.
PLENTY or TOMcODs AND OrNDEHS.
Large catches OF founders on the EVERETT
H.. al,o BY rowboats
n.. n leaves foct OF West S5th ST.,
HnSe n, A. NJ. Sunday.
Heo" "f Capt. JOE
rI.on.. leaves rark Dock. clason
fIXdIlIiI II Point, Sundays at A. NJ
s'~~s' Bring bait. Capt. TED.
n.I~uvndcrr i,os. stables Pier. canar-
uUIdui duuId sie. Sundays. I 4. NJ.
GIsAESSfiEN BROS
n FvUy> leaves STABLES Pier. Cannr-
Il. AVrI.F, sis, Sunday A. NJ
Capt. FRANK.
OYSTER BAy-fJOJNDERs.
MAccAc0IT Hudson Park. New Rochelle.
WhSSNVvtt sun. a. Nj. Capt GRIFFIN.
HA1RIET G. Will leave Clason Point Sun
day A. NJ. for flounders. ~. NEIGT.
NrW ynpkrp Tvs sheepshead Bay Daily 2
NGW 'VnNe" pm. sun. Z. VIM .cluo.
AMPHION-FIRST DOCK
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Our norfolks of *Scotch
Mists are handsome enough
to get a paragraph all to
themselves.

Imported golf stockings
in weights right for Spring
and Summer.
Scotch knit jackets and
waistcoats.
Soft collared shirts.
Four-in-hands designed
for Country Club wear.
Golf clubs. Golf bags.
Golf balls.
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
ROD AND GUN.

ROD AND GUN.
II SAND and BLOOD WORMS II
D. r Elm & OLD Il
FISHING TACKLE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. II
| iZi-IzJ 9Th Ave. (16.h) Ph. Chelsea s444 II
Mail Orders Filled.
.-----------------
" 5 ssI s% snIlsrse, s!s 'Si jacS Su5 dnss' we
= TACKLE OF all kinds ZOO
D0eTIng & Co. oGi Liberty Ave-. Brooklyn.
- ~, Phone Glenmore 903f'
,uIIiTnnTWr, ,uIInTr COD AND BLAcKrIsH.
WUIIUI mead Bay, $50 daily. Sunday
a. NJ. Capt. F. HAMMER.
nLot,NDERs-OYsrER Bar-FIOUNDrrs
Sp2 piOn6, ys; AM Hudson son. ps.., New Rochelle.
brinR bait. capt.FrrnkBammans
0ova y leaves Wreck Lead station d,II,
DQIdh. exc 6; Mon. !, Fri, s'42 irslH f' sua
hire. C. Rathmsn-Capi. Frank Wits.
CLAIRE scfs4. sSEsE.i. LARGE 1E1s; y1SSlE yISTN.
DERs. Tvs. CIAsOS P0iNT
sCN. ! a. N. BRING BAIT. FARE sa.oo.
Commodore 5::s. $:sy'' a;'ss' Y:
Sunday. G oj train for OUTSIDE Capt. Hen.
MAKE YOUR own RODS.
y new lot OF bethnbara lust received. Green
heart. ioc. q. .Agatcs fittings. Repairing
done. ChGs. Noeiiringer, 1885 Myrtle av. Bkn.
TIlcCAM EES$ES 5s$sS 54sIsS.S. Ss@zof NJ '0ESF ESH
tOOOIuS CAPT. JOS. MUELLER
Al: lvea. stahle's Pier, Canarsle.
Almff0 suneay; 20 4; NJ I,,,s,.,.
RobertP. Ives. .sd G s.. So Rsocslyn. sun.
a. W, GUS POLLING.
FRESH KID FIRE ISLAND FISHING HIN,
Cant Geo. .seha ch.el .Jr Sea ford I t,gh2is
TACKLE--wood - fittings ana everything
the fisherman may want. Repairing.
Beeher: 342 T. 34th 81: Tel 2a2s Murray Hi.
d. L.. Lvs. IT. 18th ST., goo., e;45.
1 dioGiA CAPT. E. e. BAgLETTr IL
ATERT leaves leave, sts.ie,s Pier. canar-
CAPT. FAHEY.
s1HNLNL Bay Dsiiy Ling. ~ n. N.
sunday $50 a. NJ. Lightsh;p. Capt. Charlie.
kLI00Oh leaves Bnyslde Dock. Sleeps
HunU0H head Bay. weekdays 10 A. NJ,
Sat. 2. Sun. s. JOE ECoCK.
Judge r %''"s H., n y%': = %ssss #1; s;2
fL. Ughtship-Leaves sneepshead
lIDiI1Itctle Bay. sur u 80 A. NJ
Capt JOE MoRAvEc. Jr.
ives. stehlo'p Pier, Canarsie,
MtltflW WkT00kSunday A. NJ
"s CaptT. OTTO anu JOFIN.
Th;c}la ives. Ulmer Park Pier. sundays
IuINkl6 and Holidays, a. NJ.
no''o Capt. ADAM WATSON.
tten{rn leaves C1sson pt. sun. An.
lioet'o osa7-J. capt. SS"V sToERR. siSyErPiss q
Lily M nay, Sunday at A. ". t,rins
bait. cant, 9. MILLER
Qncohud leaves clasOn roin, dsny
"e0e.e~ capt. zEI-rERBAuM;
fho WinkIo Issyss :s, singers, 0os.house.
-----'-..-.---. Thurrdays $ a. ".
90 ~. Auxiliary Fishing Schooner for sale
May bc seen by appointment. H. j. WIZ
ME1ER. 2i37 ". I2d St. Blslyn. Tel. Mid. T92
auu,r Tvs. Washington ST.. Jersey City. 4.
hnr.I VI, Orr, 40 a. ". Capt. Lasalsp
DESIREE ! l'ay'i 4. NJ. c''''H Point p0'F
hMERlcA Daily 2 A. NJ. suncsy :, shseps-
hsed Faay. '. MIcHAEL.
DAFT alwaya on hand At fiaumann's.
DNt ca52 "a Ave. Tel. Harlem 5I5T.
rIciC y i've claaon Fl. daiy exc Mon ana
LloiC I.Fri..s An. sum- An. H. zuBE.
Elizabeth eiy i SUI" An Capt a.iii" q iia,r,r ,T.
VET 0rirv lvs.sheepshead Bay oaily : a. NJ.
VItuvis' sun. A. NJ. Capt. pQRMAN.
M. J. n. III. Daily, exc Mon. sAM
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

No matter how he writes
it, he's right!
Knicker comfort is half
the reason for our golf nor
folks-the other half's the
free-and-easy jacket!
Rugged tweeds, home
spuns and cheviots woven
in Scotland exclusively for
the -four corners"
The New York herald., 1922-05-06
FishingT ack!e andRait


words ''tachle only or mo, bait" folio winU
troir names. List appears Tuesdays, Thurs-.
days and sntu~lays.
MANHATTAN AND THE. BRONX
Abbe, & hnbrie. ~ Chambers. Whale. So,ssls-.
saSnsnn BsSInsnn. osn & &. s ws.t oi ias,h M ~ worms
Beeher, 3@2 r. 5i;h 81. Tel.. Murray iiiil .5e1
RaSe RTa Er W,b Il Ss SGSD'i M ascss ce aSs %os Ss
Coz. Aipheus. ~ W. i.5thi 80. Tackle, oniy-
B:y:s: B:y:ss: i dS!,i.ss, 5S!a 4. . ..:s.
b5aysss. 5a ~ ~ E & 4;s ;s,,s * >. \ Dai. M D.
p'pcaa' psyss ~ s,i avn aS Ter iOiss cIreI. ss.
Dory. A.. 1ol W. 10Th 81, Tel. SSss cirsi..
Duiil. John, dcs W. 4ed -. Gel. I'scre oar.
Gndenberg. s52i sch av. issih. Mgsids ho,y..
Gordon, si27 Amsrd'm ay.... i6Stn. No bali.
Hanover. 81. 1855 Park Az. Tackle and bsi;..
ilsilbrun Bros. 1874 i.t Ave-. Tackle. only,
Hirsch. Goo Aust; I'm sv. Tsi. Eiyorsids 4GtN.
isSsSs.Ms, Co. .gisG sth Av.. .iso,h 81. 10 ba,c.
kellermon $3.50 80 sy, isith st. Tel Mel. iossl.
in, Kiriana- a. "a cSsm5err Cha TeeHasrsnls... sHs Ss..
Isyi. i.ea'a, IS, E; lssth; TsIs. hai,. Msi: sos,.
MsPitus. MPti' S fies. 81 sh sS rscis & ADD 2 Ss Sss
niis. Wrn. & Son, ~ Psrk pi. Barclay s51y.
ogilvy, y. Co. ~ Chsmeers 81. No bait.
gnnI,p, spss. seop; a,ss is2 Hsssaq Hssssm,.,
rolf. j. IL. 200 81 ar. Tackle only.
Rcinsoid. ri SD ~. ie',l ~. Tackls. &.ba,s..
Richman, J.. esel "a av.. - u Tel Har. 7Sia
Rogers Peet Co, B way az Warren a.. Sst oUr.
Rogers pesi Co. Herald rg., 3ith st. 4 ror-.
Rogers Peet Co. ath av. az 4ist 81. Fstore.
Rnsenbaum. 5a2 y. i3S,h. q. ~" station
SchLbnchfE Son .30t2 3 nv. Giifhl Tel. Mel ics3a
schoverilng, Daly 4 Gales. a0., R'way. No h.ir
Schultz, y y s. q. 20. ie2 Nassau. No ba,.'
eliversieir. H.. $50 ". Jpth 81. Tel. Col. .-.r:
sun's 8. q. Co. iht w. 2sd ~. Taokls a ba'.
von Hofp. =. = C0.. a1 Fulton e. Tackle or1iy.
voulnnrcrkeSnetmold.I Inc. .7s9 Mad, av. rkis.'
Wall. c.. ITO ist av.. nr. tosf st 5ssT,orch,
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

Dundee missed with three lefts and
then connected with Tenders neck with
the fourth. Tender forced Dundee into
a corner and peppercd him in the ribs.
Tender landed two heavy lefthanders
on Dundee's chin and then shot the
Same hand to the stomach. Dundee
clinched and Tender hammered hin, in
tho ribs. This was repeated Mt fro
qucnt intervals. Tender reached Dun
The New York herald., 1922-05-06

dee's body with his left in a solid man
ner Just before the gcug ended the
round.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

and there were few left to pay
taxes and keep things going.
A few years ago my farm was
worth Sl95 per acre; now as |
write this it would not sell for
more than Sl67 per acre. Why?
Simply because it Is TO far from
a live town'-every prospective
buyer has said the same thing.
They all want TO get near a good
live town; they want near church
and school and stores; they want
10 be near things. So ! have
awakened 10 the fact that helping
pull down the old home town by
sending my money away for goods
has cost me just $500 since the
time ! was offered Sl95 per acre
for my farm"
Such a statement as the above
should make the merchant think
of the relationship between his
business and the business of other
people about him. If. as this man
says-and he is certainly correct.
the good live town is worth so
much 20 the farmer il must be
true the same things that cause
the value of the farm to fluctuate
will effect the business of the MGR
chant.
Sometimes merchants are inclin-
eel 10 ask whether II really pays
one in the retail business TO de-
vote time, thought and even money
TO general community work, but
there certainly can be no question
Of the advisability of every bust
ness man doing all possible TO de-
velop his own business. Neither is
there any question in these days
of competition of the advisability
Of the merchant having the CO.
operation of other business men
Of his town, because through their
working together they increase
their individual strength and add
10 the prestige of the business
community in a general way.
But the business men of the
town cannot afford to stop with
themselves when considering their
business. The statement of the
farmer referred 20 above indicates
that the real root of the trouble
in his case was simply lack of
understanding, lack of education
on the subject of community OBJ
legation: and the statement of this
man would be duplicated again
and again in every community if
people would express themselves
freely as he has.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27
Help Support Your Home News
paper.

A good live newspaper is pos
sible only in a good live town, be-
cause newspapers can be good only
where there is a possibility for
them TO increase their circulation
and advertising.
They can only do this where
there are good stores with live
business men who appreciate the
value of advertising and who un-
derstand how very necessary a
good newspaper is TO the commun-
ity in keeping it clean and whole
some.
The local newspaper is the great
est single factor in the develop
ment of any community. Right
direct, it exerts a powerful influ-
ence for loyalty to the home town
and helps promote community m
terest and co-operation-all of
which are absolutely essential IN
building and maintaining a big
ger. better and more prosperous
home town and rural community.
A good newspaper brings re-
forms. both politically and socially,
to any community by throwing in
to the limelight the real truth
regarding corruptions. II Is ever
alert and vigilant and constantly
on the lookout for corruption IN
public affairs.
Should some citizen fail TO sub
scribe for their home newspaper
and if the local business men fail
TO make full use Of it in develop
ing home business. the local paper
is liable to fail in the part 1t plays
in developing the home commun-
ity.
The live business men of your
town are the welfare agents OF
the community. and while a good
newspaper keeps the town clean,
these welfare agents keep the
newspaper clean, for a corrupt
publisher soon finds himself de-
serted by honest advertisers.
This is just another reason why
your cooperation and patronage
of home town business men Is so
necessary TO the welfare of your
community.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

News Want Ads bring results.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

Big business or Industrial I'm
dertakings are possible only by
concerted efforts.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27
IRE fret Iron Eoat7

The INST iron boat vas built at
Faskme. q little village uCdr Glasgow,
and piled FOR many day on the
Forth and Clyde canal between Port
DundaS and kirkintilioCh. Previous
TO the lauich. many we're To- doubt
whether Il would lluat or not, and a
good deal of betting took place. An
old woman who was pairing potatoes
AT the side Of the canal undertook 10
prove the point at issue at once, and
thereupon pushed her iron pot with
the potatoes In II into the water. IL
fiOated.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27
Can Send Checks by Wireless.

Through the invention Of a French
man named Belin Il is now possible
10 transmit documents or checks by
wireless. In future. not only will
there be- no impoSSihility in regard TO
the transmission Of legal documents,
autographs and manuscripts, hut the
very authenticity 81 messages will ac-
quire fresh guarantees 10y their auto
graphed transmission.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27
In the Span Of Life.

Tropical midges II sorts live less
than a sequoias have felt their
sap quicken with the warmth Of three
thousand springs. Somewhere between
these extremes, we open our eyes look
about Us for time. and close them
again. Modern political geography and
shift Of government give us Methusa-
Hstic feelings; hut glance at rocks
or stars sends us Shuddering among
the other NOTES. which glisten for a
moment In tie sunlight and then van
ish.-Will,am Neehe n the Atlantic
Monthly.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27
Waterproof sisve.

Turn up th. v,i-eS II picce - bne
wire gauze L. form small sieve.
Smoke the gHuze on both sides 10
candle Guu.e. II water j. poured IN
slowly il viii not run through. as its
weight j. not sufficient tu break the
film on the lower side. For the >Jine
reason tie sieve can be floated "u "a-
ter. even If loaded with a considerable
weight.-Tu-Bits.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-27

II you want To- mystify your friends
show them how you can get an egg into
a bottle the mouth Of which appears
10 be far too narrow for the purpose.
II can ne done by soaking the egg In
a strong solution Of hectic acid and wa
ter. The egg becomes soft and can be
pressed into any shape. When II falls
into the water in the bottle II will
harden again.-Tit-Bits.