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Senncsicu.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
''HumacaO Stars"
VS.. "C0lectiva"

Ell pr6ximo domingo 20 habra un
gran match en- Humacao.
Los muchachos del hume, capita
neados por Toto y Brown, Sc propo-
men tomar la ofensiva en- ell pueblo de
los CRISES orientales.
La "Humacao Base Ball Associa-
ton" prepare una gran fiesta para ell
proximo domingo, contando la move
ma del ~simpatico pueblo cor los pla-
yers Santana, Frank, Yayo y Juanito
Sosa, que al decir de ellos al "Colec-
tiva", lie ocurrira 10 mismo que al "Ja-
caguas".
Seg1n nos decfa Pace Lopez, mana
ger del Collective, sera uno de los
desafios mas renidos hasta la fecha
Y cuenta que su hovena es formida-
BILE tanto al bate como al campo, y
cree que la consecuenciases logica, es
decir, que triunfaran y que anularan
las baterfas del "Humacao Stars" poI
fuertes que sean, y para clio cuentan
trece o catorce hits que es su prone
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
"Catano Stars"
VS.. "Puerta de Terra

Como anunciaba Ell programa de
las fiestas p~atronales, a las 1870 a. m.
del domingo 16, yen la liga de Cata-
NOISE esectu6 ell desafio de Base Ball
entire los equipos de Catano y Puerta
de TERRA, este 1ltimo vencedor del va
Ffamoso "Colectiva". La novena Ca
tano Stars, estrenaba la ropa, que
galantemente les regalo la LINEA
FERREA DEL OESTE.
Gran animaci6n RENO durante ell de-
saffo, y Ell immense plblico que acu-
di6 al acto, .aplaudi6 las jugadas de
ambos equipos, que luchaban denoda-
damente por salir victoriosos.
Ell team visitante tom6 la delantera
.hasta ell septimo inning, y al llegar a
la octava entrada, .sustituyeron al Ian
zador Machete por ell va conocido
NUTS. Este Gambia por parte del
Puerta de TERRA, les perjudico gran
demente, al extreme de que en- dicho
inning la bola del lanzador Nuts rara
vez lego a manos del receptor, ano-
tandose los m~uchachos de Catano S
carreras, que les dio Ell triunfo por
tres carreras.
Baterias, por Catafo, Baez y Be-
nitez; por Puerta de TERRA, Negrolo.
Machete y Nuts; Bases on Balls, por
Catano, 5; por Puerta de TERRA, a;
Hits by pitched balls, por Catano, 26;
por Puerta de TERRA, 20; Two base
hits, por Catano, q; por Puerta de
TERRA, a; Three base hits, por Cata-
no, 2; por Puerta de TERRA, 4; Home
runs, n por Catano; Struck outs, por
Benftez, del Catano Stars, z; por Ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
NEGOCIADO DE T E
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE
Subasta

Sc recibiran propOsiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las 3 de la
tarde, agOstO 8, 1922, para ell SUI
ministro en- San Juan de equipos
escOlares, tales como pupitres,
escritorios, sillas, maquinillas de
escribir, maquinarias, mOtOres,
aSerradOras, tOrnos, maquinas de
coser, mesas para cOstureras, CO.
,cinas, etc., etc.
PuedenAObteRerse pliegos en-
blancO dirigiendOsa al NegociadO
de Materiales, Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
BALL

chete y Nuts, del Puerta de TERRA, 8.
Score
1l2I3i45I6I7IsI9I-Total
Pta. TERRA 2lol12I4i2loI0IoI-11
CatanO Stars OI1I12I3I1I1I5IxI-14
En- este desafio, la Comision de la
fiesta tenfa asignado un premio de
$4,000, que lie fue e~ntregado al Mana
ger del "Catano Stars. Ell juego ter
min6 0 ell mayor orden y los umpi-
res. ~estuvieron ajustados en- sus deci-
stones. Nuestra felicitacion a los mu-
chachos de ambas novenas.
Jogoal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
.'Verano' VS.. 'Colectiva'

Ell domingo pasado fue ell estreno
de la ovena "Verano" comandada por
Don Pepito, escogiendo al "Colectiva"
como contrincante.
Y fue a la verdad, como dicen los
hfpicos, carrera vista para los del hui
mo, que envolvieron a las huestes de
Don Pepito en- una extensa nube. Ell
menor Telesforo, pitcher del "Colec-
tiva" Sc encargo del trabajo, y lie pro-
Pine nueve ceros con la mayor facili-
dad a los v~eraneantes.
Despues de efectuado ell juego con
ell "Verano", ell "Colectiva" Sc dirigi6
a Caguas, donde tenia %concertado un
desafio con ell "Puerto Rico.
Cerca de las dos llegaron a Caguas
los del hume y en- ell Hotel Flo Sc pu-
sieron como Dios pinto a Perico. Y
tai fu6 la arremetida que dieron, que
Monchile, Guaja y demas companeros
martires, no podian, nj con la bola,
hacienda un juego como no 10 espera-
bamos. Los boricuas, como es SUI
costumbre. aprovecharon ell chance, y
bueno, no es para contar las carreras
que llovieron, triunfando ell Puerto Ri
CO.., con un score de IL a O. Z
Chechon hizo una magnfica labor
en- Ell box, pero sus companeros hicie-
ron algunos errores en- los primeros
inning, y fue 10 sufciente para que CO.
giera su acostumbrado fOgon, y Sc
descontrolara, siendo sustituido por
Brown, al que lie dieron unos cuantos
e~stacazos, pero pudo reducir a la ODE
diencia durante los ultimos inning a
los b~oricuaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20

dio por juego, defendidos por Chechon
y Tel -sforo, y ademas, arengados por
un staff de distinguidas ~senoritas de
Naguabo que son asiduas simpatiza-
doras de la novena "Colectiva'.
Ash es que preparen armas los gri-
ses orientales, porque los del hume
dicen que estan que conner Candida y
que van hacer morder ell polvo a todas
las estrellas habida4 y por haber.
Una excursion saldra ell domingo a
las 6 a. M, de la parada Is, en- la
guagua "Samaritana", .siendo ell i'm
porte del pasaje $3.50 ida y vuelta.
Para informes pueden dirigirse al ma
nager del "Colectiva", Pace Lopez.
Seg1n nos prometio ell amigo Pope
Rivera (don Pepito), ell proximo do
mingo 20, habra otro gran desafio en-
la Liga de la parada 8. Mediran sus
fuerzas las afamadas ven "Puer-
to Rico" y "Puerta de TERRA, siendo
ell segundo de la serie.
Reina mucho entusiasmo entire ell
| elemento basebolero de esta capital
para %presenciar tan importante match.
Els de felicitar al enthusiastic Don
Pepito, por ell afan y actividad, de
dar a la ciudad buenos juegos, con
10 que prueba una vez mas que es un
decidido p~artidario de preparar a los
muchachos de hoy a ser verdaderos
players del mahana.
Luis PROGRESS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-20
Juan |. GOrbea & Co.
AuditOres.

Ofrecen sus servicios profesio-
males al concrete de la Ciudad.
Implantamos sistemas moder-
nos de contabilidad haciendonos
cargo de ellos por precios m6di-
cos. Especialidad en- llenar pla-
nillas de Income Tax" Con-
sultas gratis. Para mas infor-
mes d~irijase al P. O. Box No.
696, San Juan. P. R., Telefono
335 Azul.-SANTURCE.-F@7
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
.FREEPUZZLES FOR
KIDS" AT TRIBUNE
Neat Package Containing Clever
Puzzle to be Given to Children
While They Last

The Willmar Tribune has received
two large boxes containing 1000 Gle
yer puzzles which will be given out at
the Office of the Tribune to the ''kids," !"
boys and girls, who call for them The
puzzle is enclosed in neat envelope
with full instructions on the outside.
The puzzle is set Of colored card
boards cut into various pieces. The
problem is to fit them together prop
erly. This may look easy to the young
girl or boy but will be found quite
difficult. It will take many attempts
before the cardboard pieces form a
correct design.
The youngsters should apply at the
Tribune booth at the County Fair,
where 'Ben Franklin will preside
with assistants. :-...< A..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
Str / OF D /. GOD
PIERCED CHEST
Requirements Man at Roundhou,e
Suffers Grave Injury Yesterday
& Afternoon u. u.

Christian L. Hanson, a replacement
man on the repair track at the Great
Northern roundhouse sustained seri-
GUS injuries yesterday afternoon at
about five o'clock when strip Of wood
pierced his right chest and lung. While
in the act of ripping strip Of lumber
the small width suddenly caught in the
circular saw, was hurled back against
the chest of Hanson and penetrated
his body to the depth OF seven inches.
A work partner by name of Lawrence
Hansen was receiving the piece of
lumber at the other end. The defect
i've condition of the saw which caused
it to- wdbble when in motion is blamed
for the accident. A call was sent to
the Willmar Clinic and the hospital
truck and DR.. Frost arrived on the
scene and the man was taken to the
hospital. Here examination revealed
a wound, seven inches in depth and
fracture. Unless complications follow
the patient will recover, the physi-
clans stated. -.
Hanson's home is in Mission Hill,
S. D., and he is about 50 years of age:
He has wife and two daughters and
one son who have been notified of the
accident.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
DOUBLE SURPRISE
Gilbert Bengtson of Christine
Church Object of Two Sur
prises on Sunday = I'd.

Gilbert Bengtson, student pastor Of
the Christine Lutheran church during
the summer, was the object. of two
surprises last Sunday. The first Of
the two enjoyable: occasions was car
ried out during the afternoon at the
home of Frank Berg where Mr.. Ben
gtson has made his home The home
was visited by a large gathering of
members of the !. congregation " and
friends. Mr.. Bengtson received
substantial purse Of money and the
good wishes of the congregation for
his continued success.
! AS he was to appear on a program
Sunday evening at Svea, Mr.. Bengt-
son following the social afternoon at
the Berg residence, hurried by auto
to Svea. There also surprise await
ed him following the program. The
people of the Svea church had appre-
ciated the work and character of Mr..
Bengtson and expressed the feeling
by the presentation Of a purse of
money. =.
Mr.. Bengtson will leave on Saturday
for Olivia. From there he will go to
his home in Nebraska and within a
week will enter upon his second year
as student at Chicago University where
he is taking the medical course. .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
-
lNJU URIES
ACcIDEN WITH A. SHAFT
John Sandin, Elevator Manager,
Escapes Grave Injuries IN Acci-
dent Friday Noon

John sandin, manager. of the Farm-
ers Cooperative Elevator Company,
narrowly escaped grave injuries on
Friday noon when he came in contact
with q swiftly revolving shaft in the
upper room Of the elevator on Pacific
avenue. The shaft is one driven by
the large motor which operates the
elevator. .= While passing it the
lower end of Mr.. Sandin's work. jack
ct was caught by the end of the shaft.
The cloth was twined about the shaft
in a twinkling and altho Mr.. sandin
sought to loosen himself he was hurI-
ed to the floor and against the shaft.
The right side Of the coat was torn
into shreds and thus released Mr.. San
din who for a moment was stunned by
the accident. The shaft cut a deep
cash nearathe right eye and his right
arm was badly bruised. Recovering
from the blow Mr.. Sandin hastened to
the Willmar Hospital where his
wounds were treated. He was unable
to tend to his work at the elevator
for several days.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
SINGING SOCIETY
WILL APPEAR HERE
Dovre Singing Society Of Male
Voices 5Win Render Concert
: Here October 1st

A concert will be rendered at the
Fair Grounds Auditorium on the af-
ternoon of Sunday, October LIST, by the
Dovre Singing Society of Minneapolis
under the auspices of the Sons of
Norway. This singing society is COM
posed of 40 male voices selected from
Minneapolis and has been organized
since 1900. It is thus veteran organ
ization. The Society visited the King
dom of Norway during the year 1907
and sang in 36 cities. It had the hon.
or Of being the first singing club from
the Northwest to visit the mother
country. In Christiania the Society
was presented with a large Norweg-
ian flag made of silk. This flag will
be displayed at the concert here.
The director of the Society is Olaf
Halten of the Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra. The three soloists are A.
HI. Bjorge, bass, John Nyborg, bari
tone, and piano, Bertha Ask.
The admission price is set at Soc.
The program will begin at 2:30 p. N.
Tickets may be purchased from Pc
ter Heimdahl, at P. c.. Peterson &
Sons, zNels Swenson at the Bank of
Willmar and at Wellin's.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
ADDITIONAL STUDENTS
Attendance in Junior and Senior
High School. Increase During
the Week -

The enrollments in both the Junior
and Senior High Schools continues to
increase as additional students enter
from day to day. On Monday morning
five students enrolled in the Senior
High making the total in that depart
ment of the school system close to
three hundred. In the Senior Assem-
bly, room there are so students who
are sharing seats with other students.
AS yet no room has been found for
these. ;. ,s... .Is. H.. 5s5z.
In the Junior High four additional
pupils were enrolled on Monday and
Tuesday. The. total is now 327.. The
seating capacity of the Junior Assem-
bly, is 300 SO that it can accommodate a
still further increase. That this room
will be. fully occupied before the term
has far progressed is quite certain.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
FIRST SCRlhdMAG GE HEID
ST LOUD SCHEDULED
St. Cloud VIII Be Played On THEN
Ground. for First Game On
October I'll .5s

The first scrimmage given by Coach
McC flin of the Willmar High School
was held Thursday afternoon. The.
team is using the ball park for its
scrimmages. All games will be play
ed there. a. SIS
Men sufficient for three teams APP
peared on the field. The boys are re-
turning from their practice work stat
ing that they are enjoying it. .s.s
+. The first game scheduled is that
with ST.. Cloud. It. will be played on
Saturday, October 7th, on their field;
st. Cloud was defeated by ,Willmar
last year in the first game played by
the locals and on St. Clouds battle.
field. The score was to 6. >sa.G
Attempts are being made to arrange
a game for Saturday, Sept. 30th. Hec-
tor was one of the High Schools com
municated with but she declined, stat
ing that her team was of light material
and inexperienced. She did not expect
to tackle any of the heavy teams this
year but would try to hold her own
against smaller teams in her territory.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
ATTENDED CONVENTION
District Y. P. S. Of Mission Church
Held Last Week at Dawson.
Local Delegates Present

The Mission church Young Peoples
Society was we'll represented at the
District Convention OF the Young Peo-
pies Society of the church the latter
part of last week at Dawson. Rev. G..
A. Youngstrom and Rev. N. Franklin
of Willmar and Rev. C. G. Strom were
among the speakers. The convention
was held on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of last week. = ~
On Sunday a party drove to Dawson
and attended the afternoon session.
In this party were Hildar Hoaglund,
Oscar Johnson, George Brogren, Paul
Peterson Jr., Mrs. G.. Al Youngstrom,
and Mrs. Reuterdahl, and the Misses
Esther Nicholson, Ida Carlson, Myr-
tie Reuterdahl, Miss George and Net.
tie Peterson - . = ~ 90 . - Z
Visitors we're also attending the con.
vention from the Salem church in the
country. s st
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
SEEKING A GAME
Athletic Association Trying to Ar
range Football Game for Sep
tember 30th

Every effort is being made by the
athletic association of the local high
school to secure game of football to
be played on Saturday, September 80.
Hector declined to play admitting her
inexperience and weakened lineup.
Olivia has no football team this sea-
sin, Benson has a game scheduled with
Norris on the Both while Montevideo
stated that She had her schedule all
complete and had no dates for Will
mar.
81 Communications have been sent to
Madison and Appleton with whom a
game may be scheduled. Litchfield
has agreed to play on November 4th
on the sWillmar field St Cloud will
be played bra on Oct. 7th. - d
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
ARRESTED AT NEW LONDON
George Hegdahl Of Minneapoli.
Taken to City to Face Charge
of Non-Support =.@. !.

Sheriff Peter zBonde last Wednesday
arrested George Hegdahl OF Minneap-
oils at New London upon telegraphic
orders of Supt. Of Police of Minneapo-
lis. The charge upon which Hegdahl
is arrested is that Of desertion and
n-support. An officer was sent here
from the Minneapolis authorities and
Hegdahl taken to that city to face the
charge in Court. z#s.. 81 z
u The sheriff found him at work at
New London which: IS the former home
of George Hegdah1. SIS :ss .
The Minneapolis officer who took
him back was J.a %. Sather. Hegdahl
had deserted his wife and gave as his
reason for desertion that II was afraid
that she would turn the gas on me SO
q went and got q Job at New London
where thot I would be safe"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
PLENTY OF DUCKS
Local Nimrods Seem to Have Plen-
ty Of Wild Fowl IN Bags After
First Day Of Season

:" The hunting spots in the county for
wild fowl were swarming with hunt
ers Saturday morning when the pro
per moment arrived. These nitnrods
were not only from our own county
but from other counties il the state.
Every one who had a gun apparently
was out in the sloughs. :..s #.ss. 's=.s.
8 Up to the evening. of the 18th some
:724 licenses had been issued at the
County Auditors Office. Last year
some S65.had been issued up to the
evening before the opening day. Up
to Monday Of this week some $40 II
censes were issued. z5s5s#= .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
'WlIIM|AlR DAY A
FAIR ON. FRlD Y
= - :. =
Stores Of City to. Close for Hall
Day. Schools Also to Enjoy
Half Holiday So. .... !. .

4 Friday will be CIV Willmar Day at the
1922 zKandiyohi County Fair. The mer-
chants Of the city have agreed to close
their places Of business during Friday
afternoon so that employees may visit
the afternoon races, amusements and
the exhibits. .5z5 :.. =: :.
6 The public schools of the city will
also be closed and the students per-
mltted to attend the Fair,
/ During the: morning there will be no
special exercises but visitors will be
found on the grounds examining the
exhibits. For one interested in these
exhibits the morning is the best part
of the day. fT&5iS@E~.. Z. :. Il - =
! AT eleven o'clock the County SPELL
ing Contest will be held in the audit
orium. Over one hundred contestants
will take part The names Of these
will be found elsewhere in this issue.
AT one o'clock Indrehus, Democratic
candidate for Governor, will address
the Fair crowds in front of the grand
stand. :, - .
The afternoon races will be the 2:40
and 2:20 minute class. The purses
for these races combined amount to
$45G00. II
The four vaudeville groups will ap-
pear with the Willmar Municipal band
furnishing the music.
The county horseshoe pitching con-
test will be held in the afternoon be-
fore the auditorium SIS in prizes will
be awarded to the winning teams.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
STRIKES TREE
Bolt Of Lightning Strike. Tree on
Hanscom Property on Third
Street and Becker

A bolt of lightning struck one of the
large cottonwoods= on. the residence
property Of A.. F.EEsHanscom at the
corner of Third Street West and Beck
er avenue Sunday afternoon. The
lightning cut asdeen cash from a point
high UP on the upper trunk and down
to within fifteen feet Of the ground.
From there it passed thru space to
the house and tore a number of shing-
les from one Of the caves. The light
ming burned out all the fuses in the
Hanscom home and caused some con-
Germ in the home at the time. .,-
Splinters and pieces of the tree were
hurled across the street, a distance
of over so feet.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-09-20
BUILDING PROGRESSING
New St. Mary's Catholic: Church
Will Present Attractive Appear
ance When Completed

The work on the new st. Mary's
Catholic Church is progressing rapid
ly and is taking form which indi-
Gates that the temple will be an at
tractive place of worship. The lathing
for the exterior stucco is being com
pleted. The same kind of work has
been done inside. and the outline OF
chancel completed. Window frames in
the two wings, built on the East and
West ends are in place.: .-5>.. .. =
When completed the church will
have spacious and attractive ap.
pearance. A large basement will. pro-
vide room which has been badly need
ed for social purposes.