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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-05-12
Degrees of Affection.

Alma, who had gone to visit some
relatives. developed severe case Of
inconsistencies and, when asked If she
didn't like her cousins, she replied:
Eyes, 1 like them, but not as well as
home grown folks"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
1 ne snap foa
THlaTY DlYs onll.

Five hundred acres al ssshay
rolling snimpsovet ssricaAars. ksit
truck and ssoch iasnias ian1s III
nilss wsss III Nashville. three nilss
ison . good rMilsosA> sosn; sssd
pablie road and ruaniss water %
TN pisee. This 10 bsovn scil
NTH = clsF snhseii ard vii srex
Grain. Gns soAaceo. strawberries,
swesspeastoes Or would msks oos
Il the 6ne.t sioeh iarns in Team.
essee. % II 10 located 10 . pro
sHsssiss ssetian ol iAs Ssaia, ....,.,
am Offering this land ios NuieA
sale 81 the mssslsy cam 81 eiS 81
acre on tins following sssms: One.
third cash. balance one and two
Yeas viih 9 per Geo, interest.
This land n clear Of debt. aod has
an ABSTRACT tisle.
Il might be Interested in ssrhsps
iss ios = rsAl nsst yell located siI
Of ~sel a. lm cottage In DieksoG
Yea Gill hare to act saiek ~. !
mean business sith the Afst MAJ
that comes Write OF wire. ]. N
Forester. Unioe City. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Civil War History
By Mr.. c. tt. Clark
ARTICLE -

Ons mothers and SISTERS, wives
aui svse.hsArts took the VOL
ROM shseps hscks. card" spn'.
wov-, Gu. sad mads our uniforms
Most all were brown and pu h.uE
stripe about ons inch vide "a ihr
outside u each irx, Crest esc'i"
meh. prevailed throughout our
south land. Some snen thnn, 4
the war would last about one year
snd some Thought the 6r-s aGh'
.~eald s,uu 1t up l had learned
something Of the population OF the
Northern states and knew thai
Yankee. we're thick ~ black birds,
aud | sdmn tbs, | thought We we're
~ against . huge propositioe The
18th day oi Nay vas the time se'
10 start, and on ta., day oil me, d
Aill.ss stnre on Rocky River.
could give name. Il mos, all tbs
men and boys who started that day
Lewis Pord with bic home mad.
drum, All and Joe Stephens With
,heirSHddlea. led the ~sv 90 n
march 10 NcMtrnv,s'e thence *
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Sheriff Sak.

BY virtue Of one vesdi.ioni sx-
pouas Issued to ne BY the Circuit
Court Clerk oil Diekson county.
Tenn, l will on
l., MONDAY. JUNE 10. iS99
at II o clock. nooa. 81 The court
house door In Charlotte, Team. e6er
Tor sale the following tract al land
lying in ths nth civil district oi
Dwkson Cnunty.' cootsioisa W
acre., more ~ lees. snd heu.4sa -
follows: North by Kills; south by
Morley; west by Street; east BY
Kill. aud Thompson, levied upon
40 the property oil <. c Osborne 10
sa,i.iy iud a. men,. in.ersst AID cost
in favor OF K J Kelley.
This 33rd day of Nay 1914,
Il. O. stuart. sheriff
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

Does morning End you With .
lama. stiG and aching hsekf Are
yoa tired eli TIM tims--&ed wosk =
hsui~af Hsv. yoa svspected your
kidasys' tHehsoa people srdosss
Dosss Khissy PilIs- Ash yous
psishba. you ssa rely on thar
ststsnassl.
Mr.. v. n. Patty. Railroad 81.
lsessoa. says: ''Lass sintsf | lad
o pretty bad spell Of kidney con-
plant and | blame my lroabls ios
being 90 ny beet 20 much, standing
over the COOK stovs and xe,iins
mssls Tor 20 many peapls, NJ
sidnsts ven disosdered and seted
too issslys Often | Va, dissy, N,
hssd aehsd and | tsI. tired. ] dsd'ns
have mach ambition to do my worn
and I vas somewhat nervous
Finally | began taking Dcsn's
Kidnsy Pills. getting my sappiy NJ
tbs Myau Drug Co. Ous box put
me In good condition again and ]
have no return oi the complain'
siace," ~ .....
Price 6Oc. at oil dealers. Don
simply ssk tor 3 Kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Pills--the sam.
that Mr.. Patty had. fostsr.Mil'
burn Co. Mirs.. Buffalo. n Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
SHERIFF

SIT ART W. are authorized TO an
nounce N. o. Stuart ~ . candidate fof
sheriff, SUBJECT NJ the will Of the quail
hed voicrs al the August, lv22. cleo
ton.
COLEMAN We are authorized t"-sn'
nouucr Thomas J Coleman A. eAndi-
date tor sheriff. subject ~ the will ol
the lushaed voter, al the August,
iDi. election.
CREIGHTON W. arr authorized Ia
announce T. I Creighton - a csnd'-
date ior the office Ut Sheriff. subIect u
the luAhttrd voters at The coming
august election,
.tiIt}k ttRsssA.. We ARE ,aatAanss3 n
announce " Il nwkrr-on A randr
dat. tOr sheriff subject IA tic action
OF the qualified voters Al the Nnsa''
W. election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Tennessee City

M. and Mrs. Claude vetter and
NJ and Mrs. Clsdy, Of Nashville
we're here last Friday,
B. =. McIlhinsy made a business
trip To Wsvrrly lee, week,
N, and Mr.. Al vs,tes. OF Nash
vile, we're here Sunday.
Born. to Nj. and Mrs, Geors,
Edwards one day las. week . clever
pound boy.
Mr. and M,s. n, !. Copeland and
son. Billy, Of Ripley. are expected
10 suise here th,s week,
Sam Bailey. Of Bold Knob. Ark.
10 here THE week.
Mrs, Matte Brassell and little
daughter. Alice. 81 Bellvies, spen,
Sunday al. the ", N, E,herids,
home, q
Brady Fielder hs. bsen on the
s,ok l,st
Miss Nary Rose ot Nashville. Il
visiting her sWes. Mrs Tom Lane
Mrs Clara Hunter. Mrs, J. n
Ahprrromb,a and Mr. Mary Bake,
~e,e Al in Nashville lA.t week
| Mr. David J Bailey and Ms,
Nellie I.omsx we're married Monday
nigh, Al the home ~ thr ftii-
| EsQuns WnTh, pe'iwm-d T.,
ceremony
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Notice VI Insolvency.

r. ne creditor. N NJ. Helen
Ais' isesssni, nv order OF the
Clrrx OF the County cour, Of Dick
ara eouniy. Tennessee. notice ,e
h,.by given to all persons having
claims asains, The estate Of Mn,
HELEN Adler. deceased. to appear
and 6le The same w,.h the Clerk oi
.sid court authenticated in the
manner pfescribed by lss. on OF
before Nov. -. 1919
The Insolvency OF said estate
having been suggested. anv elaine
not 6led o. OF before said date viii
10 forever barred both IN Law and
equity,
This Nay ~ leN
W ] Adler. Admr.
80 .-ci. Mrs.. Helen Adler. Deed,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

Whereas 90 the zhh day al
Septs mbsr, iyi6. }, n. Psrhmsn.
and vile. Fannie Parchman -lecu,.
I'd . deed II trust, TO III. under
signed. wm. r. Msddux. a. uu.ts,
upou the following d~ecrised real
estate 10 the llth civil Dis,rict 81
Dickson County. T.nn~ssss hound.
I'd on the north By the land II John
Dodson. Roger street, and 3. B
Baker; on the est hv The lsnds Of
K. Z. Bint!ey and George Dcdson /;
an the sou,h BY the lands d Anson
Hargrove aad oo the west By The
lands d Andy Ithr,dss sud Joan
Dcdson. more particularly bounded
and Described N follows:
Beginning At . white ok % the
north bank Of . drain, II heins With
the z. W. corner ct tract No ' and the
north wess ccsoev al tract No, : 10
she division al The lands Of 6eorve
Dcdsor aud runs sish she south
boundary line Il B, y. Baker SIS
degrees W. -, poles to hicacsv;
,heuc~ south u pases 10 . small
hl,et aah xi,h email black osk ~
pointer; ,henes n 20 degrees v.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

lIlkL peiss nth The sossh snasassy
lins Al Bigger assssl 10 q staas wisA
tv0 esk 1siuasss skcst tse pelss
ssss ii The school heasss lhsses
tooth Z degrees ". "a poiss with
| The sssl boundary lips II JeAs
Dodsoa tsset 10 . pile Il stones CO
| ihs nuvsA sias at the fossls thssee
n. % degrees w. Tx raies with
The 9. D. line a john Dedson 10 .
slaAs: thssce a. li1s poles 10 .
aaks. tAssscx 3 - drUs~u east -
poles 10 Z pills IL sssass. The uosth
sas4 easAes IL he ABdsev Elhxsdes
land; thence & = degrees ", ~
poles with The y b, lias q the
Andrvs nhndss land 10 . pale 81
ssooes with black oak pointers
thsnes q. So. degrees 3 Nh pesss
with the n. D. 81 Anseo Hsrxfovs
| 10 Q pile Of stones. thence n, r..
degrees Z, with ,rae, No, 4 In the
division II The Gsssse Dodsoa land
and with the ssss boundary line Of
Gsosse Dodson and X, r Blnk,ss
10 the bssiaains eososs. containing
40 acsss mess Or lees. being the
sans land conssssd 10 ] n Psrsh
man By Sue w shelton on The Ard
| day oi July 1904. As decd shioA 10
| Of record 10 The Registers Office ci
Dickson Cousty. Tsnnessee. In
Boob % page no.
The said desd Of trua Sas duly
| acknowledged and resistsvd IN the
Registers c6,ce Of Dictsen County.
Tennessee 10 Book W. psses ta<
sod t3A, and.
whereas. tie said deed Of rasi
was s1ecassd 10 secure the payment
u enc note ior 3l00c % dated Sci, Z
10Th. 1915 executed by J. n,
Plrhmsn, ETJ' due sd psyxtfs on
the ast dss Of April. 1871, together
wish the in;sre-, on sAla note at the
rate al . per o+a, 81 un PAYABLE
| annually, s,t psysble 10 ID. Team
essse Mostg g. 20 and,
Where's. atisa" sss b.sn n ID.
| 10 the pay nett q! sal J note, which
10 nos pas. ,rs nd unpsid. shseh
note has bfen assigned t.. and !,
| aov the property u A. J. Byrn, and
the ssid deed d ,rus provided that
on failure 10 pay said note o.
:rnAnsssy,,ahe ,ssts,.s Aa,sik' easssils.
| ssid property lof ssk BY ~sstl,
| publications b., iour weeks 10 sams
no uspsper published Ia Dicksor
| County. aud nish sell lac came o.
.pnhlia auction. st The coar hone,
door Al Charlotte. Tennessee, with
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

Tuliahoma. We than toos the
train, vent south 10 Alisoas and
vent into camp. We drilled daily
while there. 0sbs Elkin. bad bee q
preaching . iss years and became
patriotic, snapped bic Bible Tor .
kddIe and said be vas Ebfna TO till
Yankees. He called his favored
piece on the eddie, Pestsa" snd
played vol. He vas not 10 the
var bot . .hon tune.
In June We came to Nashville
and. On. IT,. tnnlnef%. Gtuhlf sssi
camped at Csmp Trousdsle. On
our way. Sam Porter was gazing 81
the telegraph poles and vas ~
pectins TO zee leitsrs pacing on the
wires, ann tnsiiy "rwmsrEsd, ~
don zee how In bill. letters get
through those bottle neobs al
top Of poles. Nashville .ss then
small city and We crossed tbs
river on a wir. bridge. -xast Nash.
VILE vas then almost q wilderness
sad called kdse6eld, The Peni
Tertiary vas near the Public square,
In list Sseh's issps. The paper mad.
II the boys belt when II should ha "
said hi, meia. 'ss'NA.' ... 49,.
To be continued. &C, H. Clark.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

In oldsn times, il vas believed
that the seat Of the soal vas the
s,om sch. most likely Tor the fsason
tina, . man 10 never - completely
used up a. when bic stomach 10 90,
Of order. For the cure oi ordinary
stomach troubles. there Il nothing
gate so prompt and satisfactory 40
Cham berlain' q Tablets. They strses'
then the stomach and enable !, to
perform its functions naturally.
Give them 4 TRIAL. They only cost
q quarter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

ia lawful huu.s. Dor cash. and free
-kes the ssuiiy.oi redemption. and
rights Of homestead and do~es
shich ~sr~ expressly waived 10
sid us., d-eis. std as fS if Z p.f
ticulsrp. references II made 10 tks
recesd ahoss set fourth,
Nov. /, classification d the
psrmises. pol'cs 10 hereby given
tbs, vItI. On the 7fa'dsy Ut ;us-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
REGISTER

DlGksDN, We Ms suthoriIed 20 On.
nouacr I X Dickson A. o eaadiaAts
ipt reelection g. the. Office OF Register
subject to the slll u the qualihcd
voters At the AuGurt. isal. slectca.
FIELDER We are authorized 10 an
nouner J. " Fielder as . candidate
tnt Register. subj-c, TO the action OF
the qualified voters IN The next August
election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

BtjW SiScl4. VIZ are authorised soss.
nounce.I.. j, Bro~aing a. caadsdats
Tor recollection 10 the Office Of Circuit
Court Clerk. subisct to tho viii OF the
aualiRed voters at the August, va,
,.s.sgkInHr ..........
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
STATE SENATOR

HAkE-Ws are authorized 10 announce
". .. Hake "a a candidate Tor state
senator from the Iwerty-third srna.
toriAl DiEuici, subject To the All Of
the qualified yotsrs at the DEMOCRATIC
Primary Angus, s, l825
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
COUNTY COURT CLERK

HARRlS-Ws are apthosAed 10 an
... p.4i!nsss Msty4a, AArLls - "A candidate
tor rr-siect,oa :, she Office II County
Court Clerk. subject - the viii u the
qual,hsd voters At the August, iy22.
election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

1871, o, TIE Court hoass deos 10
Charlotte. TsDnss-fs. al ..l0.e0
o'cloes. =. m. ell ss,d above
sniioned hac, al land Al public
'srassas7fiod 10 ;;''1 he asGAxsf tEd S ss:s
tidlitf 'tSs cath and ls~s h - oil
homes,ssd snd doww nshts. and
me irer. lbs equity al se4smpticu,.
This Nay "a, lo1S.
- Me- n, Maadps. Trnslea, !,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
TRUSTEE

- 'f-# ': ,'t = ~ ~ 49, ~ So -.
HUNT we>sre sa.aorsHsI ~ AanaaDcs
Stay deu liunt a.'s eandidaes for re-
!. ,Ieeil,,h ~, the uthoc Of Trustee. SUD
Icct a. The will Of tie Qualified voters
a, Che August, l922. election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
Announcements,
REPgEsESATivE

HALI.--ws are aalLof1sd 10 Asaosnee
rs. Hall ~ a candidate ios X pre-
xastv, in the L0wet House u the
nsn Gsnrrai Aw~fnbiy. sabiees - tss
4,ll n TIC Democratic voters 10 lie
Augas,. l9t2, pnmATy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02
NON afsioakr NcTHI
Mrs Guilsh Riehardson. ct ss
Larry Little


Larry Little
In Cbancsry ., Dieksoa Tenn.
In ,hi. cause. IL appears TO the
Clerk and Master from the bill
~hieh i. sworn to, that the dsien.
dant, Larry Little. 10 . non rvsidsn,
81 the State VI Tennessee and can
noe be served With process, ii>n
therefore ordered tba, publ alton
he made, for >ssld dsispdsni. ,hs,
be sppsrrxt sae'. eeast hoa . Ia
Dickson, tennessee on OF before The
Fin. Monday In July. e~xt and
plead, answer or dsmur Ia the bill
Sled sssinst him 10 THE esuse OF
The EN-, vill be taken Tor confsss.
ID and the case set ior hearing ~
c@Ss rt>>.NA ,,,v->.y':.i~ \, =.
, Its further ordered that this
notice be published in the Dichsoa
County Herald Tor four consecutive
weeks ~ required BY Law In such
cases, -. So.
Witness my hand al of6cs Ia
5acssews s.hs !, aass Nag. %, Isfa
..... ~ Taylos, Cls,i.
- - = - ,
Joe r. Wee4ps. Solicitor,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-02

Rsmem her | nm still IN the rssi
estate business aud have several
farms and town properly lot ssls
II interested |, will pay you 10 zee
M. ID, r. Pinktrton,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Caddock Has Strong Chance
TO Capture Zbysz1o's Title
New Wrestling Regulation
Will Help Offset Cham.
pion's " eight Advantage

Scanislaus Zbyszko Will defend his
worlds heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship against Earl Caddock. I.
former title holder, in Madison Square
Garden q week from o-morrow night.
Monday, February s. This match. The
most important TO be held here in three
years, was clincheG late last light upon
the receipt OF ii telegram from Zbyszko
N St: Louis, stating that he had ac-
cepted Promoter Bill Wellmsn's sub
s.antial offer.
The Zbyszko- Caddock tussle will Tea
ture an 2ll-star program that Will serve
TO revive the wrestling game in New
ork after nearly a year Of inactivity.
In one Of the other matches I'd
Stranger" Lewis, from whom wZitbv'
won the championship last spring, will.
tackle Renato Gardini the Italian
heavyweight hingpin. Two other bouts
are being arranged, and in one of them
Nat Pendleton, Olympic champion, will
er Of the worlds Champion
Stan Z5yszko, Lewis and Caddock will
arrive here in Il few days to complete
training. The latter will be wrest,inr
in this state for the first time under
the new regulations. which permit fv-
ing and rolling falls as we'll as pin
fails. ''''
Under the old regime. where only mir
falls decided, Caddock would have little
chance against the bulky Pole. BIT
with rolling and flying falls allowed,
Zbyszko will have TO be wary every
second he is in the ring.
Great interest is also being shown in
the Lewis Gardn match Several
weeks ago. in two-hour match in
Newark, Gardini gained pin fall over
Lewis
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Harry McNeal, the professions, at
Heights Casino Brooklyn, has been
trying out Larned's invention for sew
e:si weeks and processes TO be de-
lighted with it. while Vincent Richards
after using It FOR three minutes in n
match against Frank Anderson on
" edaesday night, changed back to hia
regular racquet.
The latest innovation has g. tubular
steel frame, slightly less than half an
inch in width. welded together bv 3
steel band at the throat and with the
two prongs of the frame fastened into
q l"ndle OF regulation variety. It is
claimed FOR the new race let that the
frame Is indestructlb.e and cannot !
warp, snd that the wind resistance is
materially less than IN the ordinary
~ocden racquet.
Larncd's S invention is decidedly neA.
in appearance and the ceights arc the
same as il. the regular variety. OF
course, ti.c test III Hichards's case was
Tot Fair one. since s player could
not be expected to use Z strange rae
ouct for the nrSt time i. match and
obtain good res Ats with it. McNeal's
tess has been fav more severe and the
professional is appareuts.y sol. pleased
with the results no OBTAINS. A. G.
Spa.oing & Bros. VI! manufacture the
Laraed racquet.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Players Den, Charges

URBANA. ILL.,, Jan. 28.~Ihe nine
Illinois football payers who partici
:-ted in the Tayiorville -Carinvillc semi
professional game, November 27. for
which they were disbar1ed from varsity
athletics yesterday, to-day maintained
that they had received no none for
their services. Reports from Taylor
vile said they had been hired when
ar'invillc was reported to have Sc
cured an augmented team and to have
placed large sum Of money on it's
team.
None of the players would discuss
the game to-day All are being qucs-
toned individually by George HUFF, di-
rector of athletics. Huff was reported
to have said that 100000 was wagered
on the game. Coach Robert Zuppke
said he knew nothing about the betting
end of the charges and was not at all
positive that the players had been paid
for paving. He will continue the in
vestigation, he said.
Friends OF the disbarGed players said
the boys were approached with the
representation that the game was an
American Legion benefit affair and that
the players agreed to help the Taylor
Vile pest in their benefit game.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
$ 100, 600 Bet OIL Football
Contest Which Started
Midwest Athletic Scandal

CHICAGO, jan. % Bg TIC Associ-
sted Press. The bitter rivalry be-
tween TWO country towns, which be-
came 50 acute that approximately $lo,-
600 was bet on football game was the
rcal cause Of the athletic scandal which
resulted in disqualification last night Of
nine University of Illinois athletes and
which threatens to reacn into 'Notra
Dame University.
a group OF citizens of Carlinviile.
Ill.,, il Was learned tonight, decided las
fall TO financially "clean OUT" the rival
town OF Taylorville, Ill.,, by obtaining
ten college stars 20 play OF their foot-
ball team, and with S.ctory apparently
assured TO bet lhc limit on the annual
contest between the two elovens.
But Taylorp ille learned Of the plan
team and not only defeated Carlinvillo
but Won close 10 S50,00 By covering
every Carlinviie bet made, thus bca :
ing the rival 1cwn at It's own game.
The Notrc Dame players we're in the
Carllnvlllc lineup, according 20 state
ments by citizens OF that town, while
the nine illinois meu disqualified last
night played OIL The lay lorvil.c eleven
Descll on CarlinNllc Team
Ia She Carlinvillo lineup. according G
10 persons associated with the team
were Gus Desch, lAembcr of the AMeri
can Olympic team and world champion
A40-yard hurdler; Chester Wynne, Sc
lected by some as All-Wcstorn Con.
ternce iuliback, and joan Monardt, All.
American selection Of several football.
writers. All played ON the Notre Dame
eleven last fall.
In 1920 Carlinvilo won from Taylor
/ vile, 10 to r, At Carlinvillc. Taylor
vile at shat time loudly boastcd THAI
tho next Year, with the team on it.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Chicago Schoolboys May
Race Canadian Skaters

CHICAGO, Jar. 28.-Ps rtic ipation in
meets at Montreal, Toronto and Boston
Is planned for the Chicago school-boy
skating team if it retains the national
championship by defeating New York,
Cleveland and Milwaukee in the inter-
city tournament to be held here next
month, it was announced to-day.
Extensive plans for entertaining the
teams from New York, Cleveland and
Milwaukee also were announced. A
dual meet with the New York City
skaters will be held on February "a,
TIE day before the intercity contests.
The team to represent Chicago will be
chosen within two weeks, it was said
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Small Towns Rivalry Cause
OF Hiring College Players

nome ground, there would be diYcrnt
story
Sewers, Csri:,.ilic people then con
ceTed the "safe betting" idea Of iill;ng
tAeir lineup with college stars. over
tures we're made 10 Notre Dame men.
according TO hackers Of the Car.inville
ten zen 500 each plus their expenses,
the total coming to $2.100.
Tie persons VINO arranged the affair
passed lie word 20 their friends TO bet
Tic limit These sricnds went 70 the
bank, the family stocking and tAe cup
board to bring forth in some cases
tic savings % years. a special train
was hired and band taken along cn
The trip TO Tay.orville. Farmers from
all tic nearby towns arranged 70 Join
the pilgrimage and in nearly every case
q we'll filed wallet vas taken along.
The ciinchng Of the game became COM
MON gossip On tie street corners, in
the grocery stores and wherever the
citizens gathered.
Word Spreads Through Two Counties
But each pcrsoa WHO received tnc
passed il on to another friend, for
gradually the word spread through
MacoupiN and Montgomery counties
into Taylorvilic. At the same time
Tayiorvlle received word that Carlin-
vile vas ready to back its team with
The "Iamily jevclry" il necessary.
CONSERVATION spread through Taylor
Vile at the idea Of sending tneir team
against nationally known college play
ers. I'her H. few. citizens dec ;ded tc
seek little college aid themselves.
Quietly the word was passed around
not 10 fear Carlinville. that z means OF
defeating their rivals plars lad been
! found.
} When the time for the game came 8
group of Carlnvlle citizens began
checking up over in one corner OF the
field They found that their citizens
had bet close 70 $4,000. Over in an
, other section some raylorvillc citizens
reached the same ccnclusio
When the Carlinville eleven came
on the field the visiting rootera rose
J to cheer.
What are VIC yelling for? That's
/ the T2ylorvll, team" said Carlin-
Vile woman.
"Oh, no, that's Carlinyillc,' replied q
| Taylorvillc policeman.
81 guess know our boys and not one
of those fellows is from Carlinvillc, "
Indignantly replied the woman.
Used Regulars in First Half
Taylorville in the first half used its
regu ar hometown team. Al the end OF
the half, Taylorvilc led z to 0. Then.
out on the field ,rotted nine stars from.
the University Of Illinois. They had
! been held under cover for the first two
periods.
Little Sternman ran circles around
the Carinvillc ends. Jack Crangle
plunged through the line and Larry
! Walquist forward passed for big gains.
The game ended with Taylorvillc win
ncr 1G to 0, $4,000 in cash to the good
and CarlinNille out all equal sum.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
v orld'e, Record Holder
ln Skating Exhibition.

LNNC BRANCH, \. j.. Jan 28.-in a
binding hurricane snow storm the Long
Branch Ice Boat and Yacat Club held
the annual carni,al Oh the ShreH sbury
HINer 20 daS, q reatur2 OF The alter
noon being AL exhibition against time
by Morris Wood, Of this city, holder of
two worlds .ccorus, who skatcd &c
yards in seventeen seconds.
Al Jeitch. unattached. Won the $50
yard scratch race from Ed kleiNert, of
brookiyn, besides being the winner Of
the mile state skating championship
from McCool.