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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
GOOD STORIES GO ROUNDS
AS GRID COACHES GATHER

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-CP-Jim
thorpe had his weakness. Fielding
Yost his revenge, Babe Ruth his pref
crence and Knute Rockne his powder
puff performer.
All these things became known at n
dinner here last night when four
great football coaches. Glen Warner
of Stanford. Tad Jones of Yale.
Hurry up Iost Of Michigan and
Knute Rockne of Notre Dame. gath.
cred to discuss All-Amcrican football
selections. Newspaper men present
were permitted to present one question
TO each coach.
Ernie Nevcrs, Stanford fullback, is
the greatest football player / ever have
SEEM" said Warner, and have
coached Jim Thorpe and seen Willie
Heston of Michigan, in action many
times. Nevers has no weakness go
far as 1 can see. He does every
thing.
Thorpe had a weakness, character
stic. perhaps. of the Indian race.
Carelcssness, it might be termed. i
remember one day that Carlisle play
cd Pennsylvania while / was coach Of
something like "a to %. Thorpe was
in our backfield and along in the lat
ter part of the game n Pennsylvania
man caught forward pass over the
goal-line for a touchdown. Thorpe
could have knocked down that pass.
when the chance came l asked
him why he had not batted it down.
oh. i didn't think he had Il
change to get it, was Jm's reply"
4 year ago at the coaches meet
ing in New York, Fielding Iost said
that he had been unable to coach the
Michigan team that year. his duties in
connection with intramural athletics
compelling him to turn the work over
to George Little.
At that time Bob Zuppke of IL
linois, asked If Yost had "quit coach
ing in the middle of the Illinois game. "
which proved Red Oranges greatest
success. Yost Redeemed and said:
Just for that I'll coach the Michi-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
MEMORIAL DAY SET
ASIDE IN BASEBALL

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-CR-Many
matters of highest import TO base
ball will come before the meetings Of
the major leagues here next week.
but none of more significance than
that Of honoring the memory of the
builders of the game who have died in
the past year.
The National League has set aside
Wednesday as memorial day. Com
missioner Lands will tell OF the career
of Christy Mathewson. Giant pitcher
in the early part of the century, who
brought college education and Il, Dew
erful personality into the national
game at a critical period.
Barney Dreyfuss, Pittsburgh owner.
will speak on Charles f. Ebbets Of
Brooklyn. and William +. Baker Of
the Phillies. will talk of Edward J.
McYesver. also Of the BROOKLYN club.
EbJrtts and McKeeyer died within u
SHIRT time of each other.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
ENGLISH WILL GET
ANOTHER TASTE OF
VALLEY GRAPEFRUIT

HOUSTON, Dec. 2.-Englishmen
are to have another chance TO whet
their appetite on Rio Grande valley
grapefruit. The first shipment of the
year TO Europe went forward today
ON the British steamer Ena dc Larrin-
aga, which sailed from Houston with
ten boxes of one of the best brands
grown, packed and .hip?ed by Har-
lingen firm.
The Ena de Larrinaga was loaded
with large cargo of cotton for Liv-
crpool and Manchester. The grapefruit
will be delivered at Liverpool. Last
year a Houston firm shipped con-
siderable quantity of grapefruit to Eu-
rope.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
ZUBER KANSAS CAPTAIN.

LAWRENCE. Kan, Dec. 2.-F)--
Harold Zubcr, University of Kansas
triple threat man. has been elected cap
tain OF the Jayhawker football luad
for 1926. Zuber. playing in his only
game Of the past season, aided Kan
sas materially in giving the cham
plon Missouri Tigers their only de-
feat Of the season. The Kansas half
back was injured at the start Of tue
season and was able TO play only in
the last game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
RICkARD PLANS
To BUILD UP
PAOL|N0

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The knock
out victory OF Paolino, the giant
Spanish wood-cutter, over Hans
Breitcnstraeter, heavyweight cham
pion pugilist of Germany. in Berlin
last night. was the signal for the start
of 'smoke-uD' campaign for Paolino
IN the United States.
TEX" Richard, New York pro-
noter. plans TO exploit the big Span
lard, who weighs 200 pounds and has
scored 30 knockouts in SO matches.
Francois Descamps. manager of
1aorgcs CARPENTER. is Paolino's man.
ager and Carpenter has been his
boxing instructor for several months.
Paolino will come to the United
States in few weels seeking matches
TO lead up to fight with Champion
Jack Dempsey, Richard has an
nounccd. The promoter is now con-
Sidering suitable opponents upon
whom TO build un" the. European.
Twelve thousand people saw Pao-
limo flatten Breitenstraeter in Berlin.
according to press reports. The
knockout came in tie ninth round
after fierce smuggling match.
PGolino is hailed as the Tiger of
.hc Pyrcnces."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
HOOPER SLATED
FOR CASSER
MANAGER
New Skipper Picked But
Bob Tarlton Keeps
News Quiet.

The Shreveport baseball club has
a new manager for 1925. but Bob Tar
Teton. the gentleman who hires and
fires managers at Shreveport and ut
tends to other business, is keeping the
identity of the skipper who succeeds
sgd Smith, under his hat for the time
being.
The grapevine reports that Harry
Hooper, the White Sox outfielder, who
recently asked for his unconditional
release from the major league team, is
the man. The report is strengthened.
seemingly, by the fact that the own
ers of the Chicago and Shreveport
clubs are very close and the Gassers
get considerable help each season from
the Sox.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
LIKELY
TO PLAY IN WEST

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 2.-GP-Ad-
mission by Pacific Coast Conference
officials that Negotiations have been
opened with Colgate University with
view Of having that school as the
Eastern entry in the annual West
East football game at the Passurna
Tournament Of Roses, New Years
Day, is accepted by sports editors
here as virtual assurance that an
agreement will be reached.
At the same time confidence was
expressed that the University of
Washington. Pacific Coast champions,
would represent The West.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
KEARNS DISTURBS
PEACE, FINED $3.50

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 2.-tP)-Jack
Kcariis, former manager of Jack
Dempsey, was fined $3.50 by Justice
Lloyd Griffin yesterday on charge
of disturbing the peace at the inter
national border Friday night. One
hundred and fifty dollars of the fine
was suspended on condition that
Realms violate. no. laws for six months.
Arresting officers testified that he
refused to pull out of the line Of
traffic when ordered to do so, and
also that he verbally abused Off
GERS. +. j. Dimon, an attorney. ap
peared in court for Kcarns, who was
snid to be i'll.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
CHAMP
HAS WORLDS CUE
HONORS IN GRASP

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-CP)--Edouard
Horemans. Belgian challenger for the
worlds championship of 49, balk-
line billiards. maintained his lead over
young Jake Schaefer, the champion. in
the second 500-point block of their
1500-point championship contest here
last night. Both men played extremely
erratic billiard in spots while at times
they displayed excellent prowess at
the carom game.
At the end OF seventeen drawn-out
innings. the score was, Horemans.
1000, Schaefcr 013.
In the opening block last night.
Horcmans took the lead. 500 to 301.
In the final block tonight, Schaefer
faces the handicap of making 5S7
points to the Bclgian's 800 to retain
his championship.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
ACTS ANXIOUS
TO BATTLE DEMPSEY

.-~BCENOS AIRES, Dec. 2.-P)-
Announcement from Los Angeles that
Jack Dempsey is willing to meet Luis
Firpo, Argentine heavyweight cham
pion, if bout can be arranged before
Dempsey fights Harry Wills, drew a
statement from Firpo today that he
was ready for battle with Dempsey
July 4 at Tiajuana, Mexico, or Los
Angeles.
Firpo declared that he was pre-
pared to put up forfeit Immediately
and that he could start getting in con-
dition and be at his best fighting
weight by March.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
GERsHE SCORES X. o.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 2.-CP)--
Hosey Stoy, Newcastle, Pa, WIS
knocked out by Benny Gershe, Cleve-
land. in the second round in their
scheduled twelvc-round bout here last
night. They are lcft-hanJcd feather
weights. Tommy Ryan, McKeesport
bantamweight. won the referees deci-
sion over Eddie O'Necd. Columbus. in
the ten-round semi-final. and Make
Holub, Akron. won the decision over
Curley wilshur. claimant Of the Cam
dian fcathcrweight title, in eight
rounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-R-Fur
ther recognition of the stars of Dart
mouths brilliant football team this
year is contained in the selection of
an All-Eastern team by G. Herbert
McCracken, head coach at Lafayette,
for the Associated Press. Three wear
ers of the Green are included in this
all-star lineup, which follows:
Ends. Tulley, Dartmouth and Ford.
Lafayette; tackles. Chase, Pittsburgh
and Parker. Dartmouth guards. Ma
han, West Virginia and Cothran. La
fayette; center. Mcmillan, Princeton;
quarterback, Graham, Fordham; half
backs, Tryon, Colgate and Oberlander,
Dartmouth; fullback, Amos, Washing
ton and jefferson.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
BULLDOGS LOOKING
FOR SUNDAY GAME

The Bulldogs want Sunday after
noon football game. DIR. Hugh War
rem has called his Bulldogs together
for a meeting at the Laux confection
cry at Z 80 Wednesday night to dis
ciiss future games.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
LOMsKI BEATS MOORE.

VERNON, Cal. Dec. 2.--Leo Lom-
Ski. northwestern s:fddleweight. WOE o
decision over Ted Moore. Of England,
in 10 rounds here last night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02

Totals ............ 1853 1S4 us 22s5
Umpire. Grimes; scorer. Minor.
Remarks: Wednesday night: Orange
Crush VS.. Southern Pacific.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
CITY HANDICAP LEAGUE.
Ormsby Chevrolet Company.

Totals -. ......... sS2 s19 500 1905
Umpire, Phillips; scorer. Reed.
Wednesday night: Sunset Wood and
Coal Company and I.-G. n. Wood and
Coal Company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
BACKFIELD STARS

Bryan Schlcy and Albert Lowe are
BE- backficld stars on the team.
The Second Division went to work
tuesday for the game under the di-
freedom of Lieutenant Pete Heffner,
Eho is coach as well as quarterback.
The soldiers, with Farwick. all
America guard, and Gee. all-Southcrn
end, as reinforccments in an alreadr
powerful line, are confident they can
treat Trinity like they did the batter
I'd st. Mary's College Rattlcrs last
Saturday, when they won. $50.
Bowersock, long-passing halfback.
was out with an infected hand. but is
scheduled to return to the sotad We'll
ncsday afternoon. The team, is in fine
shape as a whole.
Doshinko. who. at 43. il enjoying
his biggest year in the Division back
field, probably will be the runnin:
threat of the army. big Turner will
punch the line, and Heffncr and Bow
crsock will attend to the passing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
DARTMOUTH STARS
GET CREDIT FROM
LA FAYETTE COACH

This is the third of a series of
All-Eastern football teams selected
by coaches for the Associated Press.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02

gan team next year and I'll see you at
Champaign"
Last night Yost recalled the hap
penings of year ego.
you know what happened at
Champaign" he said. well. didn't
see Zuppke after the game"
The score was 3-to-O in Michigan's
favor.
1t was Babe Ruths turn.
A newspaperman asked him what
position he would prefer to play If he
played football.
Come back" said Ruth.
Tho ball was handed to knute
Rockne.
Il once had a powder-puff lad on
squad of mine" the producer of
The -Four Horseinen" asserted. in
one way or another. he managed to
get within five minutes Of his letter.
And so in the last game of the sea-
son he came 10 me between the halves
and begged that l put him in for at
least the five minutes he needed.
"'No, no, I'm saving you, man. l
consoled him, and then forgot about
it.
"Thc game ended, the boy without
his letter. There was shout behind
me.
"'What were you saving me for?
What were you saving me for% came
the wall. =
"'For the junior prom 1 answered,
and walked out Of football for that
season."
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
CRACK ,T|GER
. TEAM HERE
SATURDAY
Xillpack Nesotates With
Howard Payne for
December IL.

Trinity University versus the Sec
ond Division.
Arrangements have been completed
for the San Antonio appearance of
the strong Texas Intercollegiate Ath-
lctie Association eleven from Waxa-
hachie, which created sensation by
making the only touchdown of the
season recorded against the Texas
Aggies by q state team and then fol-
loving this by defeating the Baylor
hears, 1924 Southwestern Conference,
champions. and the Rice Owls, an
other conference outfit, on successive
Saturdays.
The Trinity Tigers and the husky
Second Division All-Stnrs will play III
the Fort Sam Houston Stadium at
. 80 Saturday afternoon.
Lieutenant II. W. killpa',, post
athletic officer, is now after Toward
Payne College, Of Brentwood. an-
other powerful member Of the y. l..
\. A., for game against the Divi-
sion team of Saturday, December IL.
Negotiations with Southwestern Uni
verify, the T. /. A. 4. winner. were
dropped when word was received thai
20 pOst-season games would be played
by the Pirates.
THREE S. a. PLAYERS
The presence of three San Antonio
boys in the Trinity lineup lends added
interest to Saturdays game. Alvah
3oggs was unanimous all-confercnce
guard and Johnny Yantis got mention
for a tackle position. Emory Thomp-
son is also tackle on the squad.
Herman Eichelbcrgcr. Of Kennedy.
end has appeared before San Antonio
audiences in independent rost-season
games.
4 Captain Cecil Manning, center. is
isaid to be one of the greatest foot
hill players developed in Texas. He
utplayed Bear" Walker of Baylor
Ill "Hcavy" Underwood of Rice and
fry other man he faced this year.
Nj he was almost unanimously pick
as the best line performer in the
1. 4. A.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Famous Pleasure Spot
of English MonarcEs

Many kings have done their part to
make Hampton court what it Is today,
asserts a writer in John O'London's
Weekly. Wolsey began it all, and 1t
Is interesting to learn that when he
walked in his park he liked to be left
to his meditations. He would allow
no servant to come near him; his or
der was that they should keep as far
from him "as one might shoot an ar
row." When Henry came into pos
session he at once extended the gar
dens, planted quickest hedges, and
bought apple and pear saplings.
Hentzner described the gardens In
Elizabeth's reign as most pleasant"
adding that he "saw rosemary, so
planted and nailed to the walls as to
cover them entirely, which Is a meth
cd exceedingly common In England"
Charles / formed lakes. Charles II
planted more than two hundred elms
and as many lime trees. William III
In his turn, brought in the note Of
Dutch formality with. yew, box, and
holly sculptured into bird and animal
shapes or arranged to represent his
royal initials; he formed rectilinear
canals and did strange things with
terrace and balcony, and fountains
better designed (said Horace Wal.
pole) ito wet the unwary than to re-
fresh the painting spectator" Hap
PLY. nearly everything he did was
afterward undone.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Tools of Insect World
Surpass Those of Man

Most of the articles In that great
chest Of tools that mans inventive
genius has contrived were invented by
the insect world before he fashioned
the first, writes Ernest Babe, Phi. D.,
In Popular Science Monthly. More
over, mans tools are usually inferior
In precision and versatility.
Saw, pliers, brushes, augers, hooks.
hammers, knives, lancets-all OF these
and yet other tools are In the insects
remarkable chest. Nature attached
them to the insects bodies-to the
legs. to the head, to the abdomen,
wherever they were needed. They are
made of chitin, a material that, unlike
the metal tools of man, resists the
action Of water and the milder acids,
The insect tool chest Is truly complete,
one of It's wonders being the closeness
Of the resemblance of the articles 1t
contains to the tools that man has
been so long In fashioning.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
THE ELY MINER

on upward trend.
Minnesota's alfalfa acreage this
year, is greatest in history OF
state.
Cloquet-Plans forming for con-
struction of new swimming pool
Minneapolis-This cisy is largest
manufacturing and distributing
center in United States for tract
ors and agricultural implements.
Minneapolis-City's population to
reach 100000 mark early in
1925, ACCORDING to report.
Wadena-Pioneer Drug store to be
remodeled.
Minneapolis Cornerstone lail fer
new Home for Blind.
Duluth-Contract awarded for cree
ton of new Denfeld high school
auditorium.
Cokato-First National Bank of
. Buffalo may be reopened.
Spring Grove-Good progress being
made in construction of new
school building.
Winnebago = Winnebago Farmer
Cooperative Fire Association re-
ceives new fire fighting equip
ment.
Duluth Contracts let for construc-
ton of new Kenwood school.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
MINNESOTA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.

st Paul-Plans completed for con-
| struction of new state buildings
to cost $1,094,000.
Vir in ia-Construction of new
$4,000 James Madison school,
to get under way soon.
Observation-Disclosures completed on
new wheel house being construct
ed at Chicago, Northwestern Rail-
way shops.
| Pine River-Local farmer receives
$4,000 for seasons potato crop.
Minneapolis $1,00O,000 Cyrus
w. Northrup auditorium to be
erected at University of Mime
sota.s
Winona-$27,3 1916 worth of building
permits, issued recently.
Fergus Falls-Sixty new dwellings
completed here during past year.
Montgomery-Ground broken for
| erection of new branch factory of
Minnesota Valley Canning Co.
Fairmont-Co Construction begun on
new post office building.
| Fairmont-$10,000 worth of new
building permits issued recently.
! -Hollandale Railroad Co.
capitalized at 500, 600, organized
here, for purpose of constructing
railroad to Lansing.
Roseau-Dairymen in Greenbush
community received $11, 1882
for cream, during September.
Hackensack-Fox farm near here,
receives carload silver foxes, from
Prince Edward Island.
Biwabik- Lodge purchases
| three lots on Main Street, oppo-
site park.
Winnebago-Car1oad canned corn
shipped to Fairmont.
st. Paul-Modern garage beinp
erected at Arundel and Rondo
| Streets.
Detroit-Red River Valley dairy
/ men to hold annual session here.
Water mains to be in
| stalled in blocks IL. and Is, of
| Ridgewood addition.
Sebeka-Wadena County annual
| poultry show to be held here.
Fertile-New community building to
| be erected.
Princeton. w. Magney construct
ing new modern garage.
st. Paul-Annual meeting of Min
| n6SOLd TdIlu Dull Cdu IS0OAAHtOiA
to be held here, January 1921.
Baudette-26,0 900 young trout and
1900 bass planted in Lake of the
Woods County waters recently.
Cokato-Jarppi bridge being repair
ed.
Minnesota potato growers will reap
$35,880,800 harvest this year.
West Duluth-New auditorium to be
constructed at West Duluth High
| school.
West End-This place may be
chosen as location for proposed
new Miller Hospital.
Fairmont-Bids asked for construct
ing new $4,000 Farmers Coop
/ erative Creamery.
Minnesota has total of 22,310 miles
surfaced roads, according to re-
cent survey.
Duluth-New $4,000 store building
to be constructed on lower side OF
West Superior Street.
Employment In Minnesota rAportsd
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Punctuol Monarch

All the clocks at the royal estate at
Sandringham for more than half q
century have been kept half an hour in
advance of standard time. The idea
was introduced by the late King Ed
ward VII when he was prince of Wales,
and was borrowed from neighbor, the
late earl Of Leicester, to whom at
Holkham, in the early days Of their
married life, the then prince and
princess of Wales were frequent Wis
ltors 1t was the earl's custom to keep
all the clocks at Holkham hall half an
hour fast to secure punctuality. So
punctual was King Edward in keeping
his appointments that he gained the
reputation of "never being late" Lon
don Mail.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Pepsin Has RiUol

Pepsin, the digestive substance de.
rived from the pig and largely used by
medical men in treating cases Of di-
gestion, finds a rival in pharmacy in
'papain," a digestive ferment isolated
from the juice of the half-ripe fruit of
the papaw tree. This substance is
said to digest fibrin and albumen more
readily than pepsin does The fruit Is
sometimes made into jam, though the
necessary boiling would probably kill
the digestive ferments. Anglo-Indians
say that a tough steak becomes tender
when placed for a few minutes be-
tween two slices Of papaw fruit, or
even placed near papaw tree.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
One of Oldest Customs

The custom of drinking healths Is of
great antiquity. At an entertainment
given by Hengist. in the Fifth century
to the British king, Vertigern, the
laughter of the host, Rowena, knelt
and presented the wine cup to the
iing, saying as she did so: "Deai
king, your health" and this Is general
y quoted as the origin of the custom.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Tracing Are Of Man

Efforts to Ak the date Of the FIRST ap-
pearance Of man on earth have proved
futile. We can only fall back upon the
methods used In geology. Man as we
find him now first appeared In the con-
Guiding phase Of the Pleistocene
period as the artist Of the caves at a
time when the British isles formed
part of the continent OF Europe.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Northern Lights

!, Prof. Lars Vegard, attached to
Christiania university, by assuming
that frozen nitrogen is responsible for
the beautiful greenish hue that pre-
ceded any outbreak of the northern
lights, has dissipated the mystery of
the green hue that has always been
unexplained by scientific men. The
scientific world has not entirely &C.
copied his assumption, but regards it
as more satisfactory as an explana-
ton than the old theory that certain
luminous gases caused this exception
ally beautiful effect just before the
fantastic flashes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Gold Anops

white gold Is an alloy or mixture
OF metals, and Is not mined In the
form OF the mixture. There are sew
erai formulas for different alloys
which have the appearances Of white
soid- Gold is the chief constituent.
ABOUT n per cent being used. with
10 per cent Of nickel and 8 per cent
VI ENC. of course there are cheaper
aloys OF similar color, which may
contain no gold at all.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Simple Chords

The simplest chord In music IL q
note with its third. either major or
minor, and fifth whether played to-
gether or In the form Of an arpeggio.
The more extended chords in general
use are, the chords of the seventh.
ninth. eleventh, and the thirteenth. and
their diversions. Several of the lat
'er are known by different names when
hey are inverted.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-04
Secret of "Rigness"

To know how to FIX the mind fully
and sQuarely on the subject presented.
involving duty, obligation or responsi.
bility. and be able to act without hest
tation or wayering. Is an accomplish
ment that distinguishes the bigger"
man. It's the big men who do the big
things in this world.-Grit.