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Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04
VOTE LIGHT UP TO i p. M.

VOTE LIGHT UP TO 1 P. M.
 Up. to 1 o'clock today the vote was but S6, unusually light considering the weather. Unless our people vote early and often what can we hope to get from either the Rpublican or Democratic parties. Over four hund- red adults take the Gateway, in Sew ard, so there must be this number of votes in the town. The time will come when a poll tax will be placed on all non-voters and then there will be howl. Play safe and vote to- day.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04
BULLETIN SERVICE TONIGHT


 Election bulletins will be thrown on the screen at the Liberty Theater tonight from the first show at ' O. clock until midnight. Manager Burns has provided an unusually good show and this with the election bulletins should give full evenings enter tainment.
 The Northern Pool hall also will give the bulletins in tabulated form, aflds have provided plenty of chair space for these desiring to read them. The Sexton Hotel will also receive the bulletins and will keep open all night for those desiring to spend the time listening to the returns.
 .Schallerers, the Alaska Shop, will receive the Bulletin service also.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Karl Drager, superintendent of the local fish hatchery, states that many fish will be released from this con- cern this coming spring. The build ings will be painted and the grounds placed in shape. So much work has been done on the interior that little time has been had to work on the grounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04
PIONEER PASSES

Erik A. Ambrose, pioneer, died last week at the Pioneers Home. He was born in Sweden in 1862, and came to Alaska in 1899, locating at Nome until disabled, going to the Home in 1922. He leaves no known relatives.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04
NOTICE TO PUBLIC ;

After November 1, 1924, all trails on my premises at Woodrow will be closed to the public. No hunting will be allowed on my property.
 k267. GEO. J. LAUGHLAN.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

The gas boat Seamid arrived in port yesterday with fares and left to- day for the banks. The vessel out fitted at the Seward Trading Co.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

An epidemic of cold is sweeping Seward this week, many cases being reported.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Eastman Kodak Agency, Schaller CTS Alaska Shop. If
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

VOTE FOR HARTLEY HOWARD
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

The council will hold a special meeting Thursday night for the pur- pose of taking up unfinished busi- ness.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04
Classified Aduertisinq

WANTED-3 experienced tiemakers Apply at once-James Mcconnell, Mile 51a
 WANTED-A few more boarders by the week or month, also steam heated rooms, reasonable. Mrs. Fairman. 26t
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Remington Portable Typewriters al Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If The council will hold a special meeting Thursday night for the pur- pose of taking up unfinished busi- ness,
 lta.~ Suits made to measure. See Ur- bach. If. The Rebekahs held their regular meeting last night nominating off cers for the coming term. After lodge bridge and luncheon was enjoyed. Ladies ana Gents Alfalfa Harvest ing-O. K Barber Shop If. e
 Miss Patsy Ray will represent the Alaska Weekly in Seward and EroSties having business vita this pa per should call up Miss Ray.
 Fresh cigars and tobaccos at Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop. If. Parties desiring nearly new Chev- rolet touring car can buy same at one of the biggest bargains of the year by applying to the Gateway of flee
 Brunswick Portable Monographs, and Records, Schallerer's Alaska Shop. A large vote is expected to be poll ed today, the weather being warm and the day perfect
 Men's Second Hand Clothes bought and sold at Jordans Valet Service. Phone Madison 103.
 w. H. Dryden is moving today in to the building on Fourth and Wash ington, formerly occupied by the AL aska Curio Shop.
 Monarch MaIlable Ranges at Graefs. New Fall Suit. Samples at Urbach's.
 CAN USE A FEW MORE GUS TONERS AT THE o. K BARBER SHOP.
 Seattle Brick Ice Cream, at the AL aska Shop. If. Eaton Crane & Pike Stationery, at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If. VOTE FOR A. E. FUCKER.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Suits made to measure. See UT bach. If
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Remington Portable Typewriters al Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If,
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Ladies' ana Gents Alfalfa Harvest ing-O. K Barber Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

The Rebekahs held their regular meeting last night nominating off cers for the coming term. After lodge bridge and luncheon was enjoyed
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Miss Patsy Ray will represent the Alaska Weekly in Seward and IroTties having business vita this pa per should call up Miss Ray
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

VOTE FOR A. E. FUCKER.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Fresh cigars and tobaccos at Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop. If.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-11-04

Eaton Crane & Pike Stationery, at Schallerer's Alaska Shop. If.
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CHURCH NOTICE

AMERICAN PROTESTANT HOME MISSION
will begin a series Of Evangelistic meet
ings at 1910 s. Belmont. Sunday evening.
March % at 80 o'clock Our motto Is
THE Preaching of the Full Gospel in All
of its Purity for the Conversion of Sinners
and the Sanctihcation of Believers" Our
purpose is to build up and not to tear down
Your cooperation is earnestly solicited in
both presence and prayer. Come and let
your souls feast on the good things of God.
Evangelist, Rev. q. A. HOgue.
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to extend to
our relatives. neishbOrs and r1ends our
most sincere thanks for their kindness and
sympathy shown during the illness and
death Of our dearly beloved husband and
brother Frank Weishaar. Especially do we
thank Rev Benting for his cOnsollng words.
Prospect Lodge No. ia F. and A. NJ, Ma
sonic Quartette. Moose Lodge No. It. Mime
wa Tribe No. IS l. o. R. NJ. Hayniakers
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ness and Undertaken Bert Gadd for his eff
ficient service. We also appreciate the many
beautiful floral offerings WIFE. BROTH
Frs AND SISTERS
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
f---SaIe or Exchange

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equiV IN MODERN Groom mouse new
small acreage or suburban property less
than equity balance in cash. Randolph
1850
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
BARRY PROTI BURLESK.
MIN DIVADLoM.

Diva policiste pred vchodem
do Star divadla ma Euclid ave
vcera zbranovali obecenstvu
vstup do hlediste, nasledkem
nalezu stavebniho komisare
w. D. Guiona, die ktereho me-
ma divadlo pry dostatecnych
vychodd. V dGsledcich toho
byl zatcen i reditel divadla
Cummings, ktery pres zakaz
pfedstaveni usporadal a tax
Sc vcera hralo pred prazdny-
mi sedly. Manager divadla Co.
hen prohlasoval, ze divadlo je
dnes prave tax bezpecnym ja-
ko bylo po 5 roki a melo a
ma pry vychodI dosti.
Bezpecnostni reditel Barry
vcera prohlasil, ze podobne
inspekci podrobeno bude kaz-
de divadlo vibec a tax bez
milostf zavreno, nebude-li wy
hovovati vsem predpisim, po-
kud Sc bezpecnosti navstevnf-
XII tyce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
NEWS o sTEFANfKOVE
2OMNfKU.

V sloupcich Events and Com
ments v News pise Benjamin
Karr velice sympatickou stat
0 pomniku M. R. stefanika, 0
kterem pravi, ze Jim Cleve-
land ziskal nejen praci zajima
YOU, ale velice znacne um6lec-
Ike 1rovne. v stati sc doslovne
pravi: Nv Clevelandu bude
tim znovu pfipomenuto, jakou
dulezitou 1lohu hrali Cesi, Mo-
ravane a, Slovaci nynf spojenf
v move republice Ceskosloven-
ske v die, kterym Cleveland
byl vlastne ucin6n tim, cim
dnes jest. Jejich sluzby jsou
obzvlaste cennymi v prhmyslu
a obchode, vliv jejich, vytec
nymi vysledky pociten byl v
hudbe a umenf. Prispel i mes
tn v architecture a v6d6. Ces-
koslovenska krev pomahala ne
jen ke kulturnfmu, ale j k ho-
spOdarskemu vzristu Clevelan
du. Cesi, Moravane a Slovaci
byli vzdy dobrymi obcany v
dennim zivote i praci. Mnozi
z Mich dosahli zavideni hodna
mista We vyvoji a dspechu Gle
velandskych podnikd."
K zaveru pravi Karr, Re "a
dny z novych statI povstalych
Ipo valce nepfekonal Ceskoslo-
vensko v prGmyslu, prova-
deni narizeni We prospech vse-
obecneho blaha vlastniho Sc
bezapirani, pokud Sc tyce ma
rodnostnich probleml.
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ZATARASIL KOLEJE POU.
LIcNf DRAHY UKRADE-
NYM AUTEM.

Doprava poulicni trait sme-
rem zapadnim byla vcera u
vychodniho tunelu vysokeho
mostu zastavena ma kolejich
Hostavenym zamcenym auto
mobilem. Spas ten zavinil, ze
Detroit a Clifton kary jedouci
k Lakewood staly v dlouhem
fet6zu az ma namesti. Teprve
kdyz Sc jedne poulicni kafe
podafilo auto vyvleci ma sve-
tlo, byla doprava obnovena.
DIE policejnich domn9nek by
10 auto as ukradeno.
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DNES PRVNf DEN LETEC.
KE POSTY Cd OCEANU
K OCEANU.

se* Z
Pocinaje dheskem mono po
sflati postu z New Yorku pres
Cleveland do San Franciska
vzduchem "a pouhych "a no.
din a 40 minut. Spojeni toto
trvalo drive ia nejrychlejsiho
postovniho sbisnl A AZ 5 dnf.
Posta clevelhds do New
Yorku, Chicago, Cheyenne a
San Franciska, jako j do mist
lezicfch v smeru letu mIze byt
vlozena do zvlastnich letec-
kych skffnek umistenych ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
z MESTSKE RADY.

Vcerejsf pravidelne zaseda-
nj m6stske rady zam9stnava-
10 sc skorem vyhradne doprav
mimi zalezitostmi. Radnf H. l..
Bronstrup podal navrh ordi-
nance, kterou Sc ma zakazati
ma vsech zivejsich ulicich jak
strany vychodni tax j zapad-
nj, zastavovati neb jak Sc vse
obecne ffka parkovati auta
podel chodnfki v hodinach,
kdy panuje nejrusnejsf zivot.
Narfzenf tomuto dostalo Sc jiz
patricneho schvaleni 'vyboru
traficnfho, v jehoz cele stojf
radni Witt, ale rozhodnutim
m6stske rady odkazan byl ma
vrh poznovu vyboru traficnf-
mu judiciarnfmu, ktere O We
ci usporadaji vefejne slyseni
We ctvrtek a v pondelf vzdy o
2. hod. odp.
Stalo sc tax proto, ze move
nafizeni stanovf t&z pokuty,
coz die radnfho Finkla prina-
lezf DO vyboru judiciarniho.
Prijata byla ordinance Orli-
kowskeho, jez omezuje v ru-
snIch hodinach vozbu cd Rock
well ave. mezi vych. 3. ul. az
po namesti, odkud svadena
jest motorova doprava ma St.
Clair ave. Schvaleno bylo "a
koupeni "a $4,000 rozhlaso-
vych radio ozvuki, kter6 by
ly v uzivani "a republikansk6
konvence, podobne schvaleno
! mestske usporadanf ohnostro
ji ma A. cervence a ustanove-
ma schize radnicniho celkove-
no vyboru ma pfistf pond9li,
We 2 hodiny, kdy mali byti po-
drobena revisi vsechna admi-
nistrativni usnesenf a vprave-
ny jednotny ramec die nove-
no m6stskeho charteru.
Dale ma byti guverner Do
nahey pozadan, ably cast stat
niho prebytku, $4,000 uzita
byla ma zmirneni bidy povsta-
le nasledkem posledni zivelni
katastrofy. Konecne vzato by
10 ma v6domi, ze spolednost
Clevelandskych poul. drahA ho-
dla vyfaditi sto starych pouli-
Gnfch kar a nahraditi je stej-
nym poctem vagond novych,
zhotovenych We vlastnfch dill
mach.
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USMRCENA AUTEM PRED
VLASTNfM DOMEM.

Pred vlastnfm domem, 692
Pleasant Valley rd. stala vce-
ra 47leta pi. Pavlina Fishero-
va, kdyz Sc auto, jedouci pra-
We kolem, prevratilo q pfitisk-
10 il k zemi ma miste usmr-
tilo.
Pred domem Sc byly pred
tim srazily diva automobily,,
"a kterez melody zran9no by-
10 celkem 8 osob, z nichz dive
TAX znacne, re bylo nutno do
.praviti je do nemocnice. Leh-
ce zraneni byli osetfeni v do
me Fisherove, kdezto dve zeny,
mel jeji syn dopraviti do me-
mocnice. Fisherova vysla ven,
ably Sc poohledla, zda costa je
volna, kdyz v tom prijfzd9lo
auto jine, ktere sc pri snaze,
uhnouti karam srazenym poje-
dnou uklouzlo a pfekotilo Sc
primo ma Fisherovou. Til o.
soby, dve zeny a muz sedici v
tonic autu, byli zraneni. Po-
licejni serzant Kalina 2 Cleve-
landu dopravil zranene ma far
mu Franka Bruggea a rychle
pfivolal pomoc, aby z pod tro-
SEX auta dobyl Fisherovou. Wy
tazena byla matkou sedmi di-
tex, z nichz nejstarsi jest 18-
Ilet6.,
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NUCENE vOJAcKOVANf We
SKOLACH ODSTRANENO.

Pfistim skolnim rokem od-
padne vojenska exercirka v
lclevelandskych skolach, stane
Sc jen pfedmetem nepovinnym.
skolni rada 5 hlasy proti 2
pfijala pozmen9nou resoluci
Ipi. v. D. Greenove, ktera vlast
ne volala po odklizeni vojac-
kovani We skolach vdbec. Pro
nuceny vojensky vycvik mlu-
viii j. j. Imrie a David X.
Ford cd Americke Legie (jest
to tyz Ford, jenz v nedeli v
zastoupenf Amer. Legie mlu-
vii We Wade parku pfi odhale
nj Stefanikova pomniku.) Po-
dobne stanovisko zaujali i
skolni superintendent r. G.
Jones a jeho asistent Lake a
JIM, kteri vsak nejsou cleny
skolni rady. We prospech W.
cviku hlasovali clenove E. M.
Williams a o. j. Horn. Kaz-
dy Glen skolni rady krone pf.
Brewerove oddvodnoval svoje
roZhodnutf.
Mrs. Greene prohlasovala,
ze gen. Pershing naffdil vse-
obecnou mobilisaci ma den IL.
zari, kdy povolano bude as
100000 scoutG. Budou 81 hrat
ma vojaky. Jestli ze militariste
povazuji nezbytnym mobiliso-
vati miru, pax pracovnfci
pro mir musi jednati We pro-
speech pokoje. Jiny skolni rada
Davis pravil, ze vojensky W.
cvik neni zaveden ma predme-
stitch a re nucenemu vOjakO-
vani Sc test jen skolaci cleve-
landSti.
Zajfmavy vyrok pronesl pri-
tel exercirky Horn: "Jsem
proti teto resoluci. Nyni jsme
pozadani, abychom pojedna-
vail miru a valce pozdeji
Ibychom mohli rozhodovati il
o Ku Klux Klanu. Jinou inte-
resantni vec pravila pi. Dan
dorfova, iez prohlasovala, ze
nektere valecne dopisy pocha-
zeji cd rodicd ditek, ktere jsou
ale posilany schvaln6 do pred
mestskych skol, aby sc tyto
nucenemu vojenskemu vycvi-
ku vyhnuly. Superintendent
Jones pravil, ze vojensky Wy
cvik We skolach nema naprosto
vlivu ma valku neb mir.
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RISIKo PRAcE.

Napinac drati The Ohio
Bell Telephone Co., 42lety
Guy Leonard, 1901 Elder
wood ave., East Cleveland, O.
pravoval vcera telefonicke We
denf. ma Euclid ave. a Barber
ave. We Willoughby, kdyz Sc
pojednou Sc sloupu sfitil a ma
mist9 sc zabil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-01
POZDRAV z DEMOCRATIC.
KE KONVENCE.

Obdrzeli jsme dnesni pos
tou zdravici cesk6 delegatky
ma demokraticke konvenci v
New Yorku, pi. Amy L. Mu-
lacove, urcenou nejen nam, ale
! nasf cele ctenafske obci. Ia
pozornost mas dix.
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Public Squaru a Euclid ave. u
vych. 55. a los. ul. Saba po-
stovni je stanovena ma &c pro
Chicago neb New York, 16c
do Cheyenne a 24c do San Fran
ciska. Dopisy musi byti opatre
ny poznamkou "By Air Mail".
Dopisy mohou byti arci vlo-
zeny do obycejnych skrinek
ale tim Sc posta vysazuje jiste-
mu zdrzeni.
Dopisy re zvlastnfch schra-
mex vybirany 'budou ma name
sti v 11.30 hod. dop. pro smer
vychodni, 2.O5 odp. pro smer
zapadni, ma 105. ul a Euclid v
1890 dop. a Ito odp., ma 55.
v 1O,4O a 1.20 odp.
Mesta v okruhu Clevelandu
jako Akron, Canton i jina mo
hou zaslati leteckou postu do
naSeho mesta postou obycej-
nou s poznamkou, re urceny
jsou pro postu vzduSnou. Tako
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Blize Westerville, O., usmr-
cen byl vcera muz, v n6mz po-
zdeji zjisten 25lety C. j. HUI
Der 2 Clevelandu. Jak z Co
lumbus sem ! zaslana depese
pravi, uklouzl MOTORCYCLE HUI
brdv do pffkopu.
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NATIONAL LEAGTE
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Classic Plays of Football

they should have cheered shows
how smooth was the execution Of
the greatest play l have seen in
football.
lafayette had Us beaten 13 to 0
at the end of the first half of our
game at the Polo Grounds New
York. in 1922. Late in the second
half we tied the score and victory
was ours if we could register the
extra pc.ni after touchdown. 1t
Was the effort to score that point
that produced the play I am de
scribing.
We lined up to drop kick for
the needed point But when
K0pf had called the signals he
noticed the Lafayette secondary
defense move up to the first.
whereupon he turned to Captain
Brenkart and cautioned: BE sure
and make II good" That was the
signal to change to a forward pass.
So complete was the deception in
the play that not Lafayette man
was within fifteen yards of Kopf
When he caught the ball. And.
as I said above, our supporters ~
the stands thought Brenkart had
attempted to kick and failed.
The week before we had been
able to tie Georgia Tech under
similar circumstances. West had
kicked a goal. though how he ever
did it l don't know, as Tech had
brought ten men into the line in
the effort TO block his Kick. They
should have succeeded. That is
why the forward pass alternative
was conceived.
Profit by your mistakes"
the moral writers tell us. And
by your near-mistakes, would
add. 1t came near being Il mis-
take for us not to change the
play when Carnegie Tech threw
all its effort into blocking that
kick. We were lucky to score
and knew it. So when the situl
ton required within a week we
were ready.
Copyright, 1924, NIEA Service. inc.
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Day" and blocks of seats have been
reserved by numerous civic organi-
cations.
Both of the Hoosier representa-
tives in the Big Ten are in action
Saturday Purdue has the distinc-
ton of opening the Western Confer
ence season at Ohio State. The
Boilermakers have a task against
Coach Wilce's team at Columbus. L.
U. meets a State rival at Blooming
ton in the De PAW tilt. The Grim
son is out to avenge a defeat of last
year.
Notrer Dame shows its stuff for
the first time against Lombard at
South Bend The Irish generally use
straight football in the opener, but
that is always enough.
Other games on Saturday are Oak
land City at Rose Poly, Earlham at
CedarvilIe, Indiana Central and
State School for the Deaf at Univer-
sity Heights, Central Normal at
Evansville, Defiance at Hanover,
Valparaiso at Centre. Wabash plays
Monmouth at Charlottesville Friday
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ILLINOIS THINKS
NEBRASKA STOUT
Game Saturday viii Not Be
Pink Tea Affair,
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
URBANA. H., Oct. Illinois
realizes Nebraska Will be a hard nut
to crack. As the scrimmaees come
to an end and the Illini make ready
for the long journey to Lincoln
Saturday. they are feeling mighty
uncertain about the result Of the
combat.
Nebraska is wild with delight over
the speed of its back field which in
cludes Locke. styled by the Lincoln
sport writers as the fastest back in
a suit on any gridiron." The Husk-
ers have six players who appeared
against Illinois here last year.
Illinois lineup against Nebraska
probably viii be as follows: Ro-
kusek. left end; Crawford. left
tackle; Shively, left guard; Roberts.
Nenter; Miller, right guard; Dick
AIaE. right tackle; Kassel. right end;
(Gallivan, quarter; Grange, left half
back Leonard or McIlwain. right
3haIf back; Britton. full back.
The choice of Ray Gallivan at
quarter confirms the prediction that
''Zup" will give the Urbana lad a
wonderful chance to deliver the
goods.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-01
REFEREES NAMED
FOR FISTIC SHOW
Barry and Mitchell to Handle
Monday Bouts,

Two referees viii handle the five
boxing contests to be staged next
Monday night at Tomlinson Hall by
the Capital City Athletic Club. Frank
Barry and Mike Mitchell will divide
the work.
Eddie Welsh, South Bend middle
weight. who will meet Patsy Rocco.
Chicago, in one of the ten-rOund
wind-ups, continued his sensational
ring work Monday night at Evans
Vile, when he scored a knockout in
the first round. Eddie Station of
Louisville was the victim.
Sidney Click, local lightweight, has
swung into hard work to put the fin
ishing touches on his condition for
his second clash with Eddie Dyer.
Terre Haute, in the other half of the
double wind-up.
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Nut Cracker

.vT = are surprised to hear Car
INV genter was beaten up IN
IL France by a night Waterman
... Ne arc surprised because he
did not claim a foul
THE RADIO CARRIED THE
WILLS.FIRPO FIGHT As FAR AS
THE ARCTIC WASTES. THIS
Is ONE WAY TO DISCOURAGE
EXPLORERS.
The gallery applauded when Max
Marston was beaten in the golf
championship. 90. The game is fin
ally becoming democratic.
II develops Dempsey is training for
Any ham viii tell you a frst-uight audi
ence Is hard 10 whip.
T1E7 HE Pirates remind US Of a lot
| Of fighters We know, who are
- champions In the gym. but
buns in the ring
IT'S ABOUT TIME SARAzEN.
THE GOLFER. CAME OUT AND
APOLOGIZED PUBLICLY TO SA-
RAzEN, THE HORSE.
The ex-crown prince has gone in
for tennis. And just when the
game was beginning 10 get "A foot
mold in the country too.
Fletcher has been signed to lead
he Phtihes TWO more years. g..
This mans continued hard luck
knows no parallel i'm baseball
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Work is the big word in the vocab-
ulary of the pigskin instructors, and
work is the main occupation of hun
dreds of college grid aspirants.
Work for the night is coming" has
lost all it's force, because when night
comes searchHghts are turned on the
activities.
Perhaps the best State game seized
uled next Saturday is the Franklin
Butler scrap at Irwin field. From
all advance dope on the two eleVens,
the contest has the aspects of a real
thriller. No doubt the stands will be
packed when the referee toots his
whistle. Hundreds Of Franklin root
ers will be on hand. The Masonic
Home band is coming along.
The Baptists gave Butler a tussle
last year, and this season have most
Of their veterans back, along with
newcomers who have added more
power.
The local outfit lost a number of
stars, and Coach Page is working
long and hard to weld new ma
chine into shape for the important
early-season scrap.
The Irvington squad has plenty of
reserves. and this factor may be a
determining edge in the locals favor.
The Hanover game last week showed
plenty of rough edges to work off,
and this weeks practice very prob
ably will do much toward smooth
ing out the wrinkles.
Butler college officials have desig-
mated Saturday as Indianapolis