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Roper to Arrive
Here Sunday

Capt. Bob Roper, heavyweight
boxer, who is to meet Jack Renault
in the main event of the Omaha Le-
glon's fstic show at the Auditorium
January 30, s going to bring his own
sparring partner to Omaha.
Roper Is now at Grand Rapids,
Mich, where Jimmy Delaney is help
ing him to prepare for the Renault
fight. Soldier King, a protege OF
Ropers, Is also in the former cap
tain's camp and will accompany Rop.
er to Omaha.
The captain expects to arrive Sun
day morning. He wired promoters
of the fight that he was in splendid
condition, as evidenced by his victory
New Years over Romero Rojas, con
queror of Renault.
Tickets for the January 30 hstic
program were placed on sale today
at the Auditorium. Baseball head
quarters, the Sportsman, Office Cigar
store, Academy Billiard parlor, Flem-
lng's Cigar store, MeDonald's Cigar
store and Paxton Billiard parlor.
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Zivic to Start
After Ring Title

Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 20.-Jack
Zivio of Pittsburgh. conqueror OF
Lew Tender OF Philadelphia in a
furious bout here last night will go
after the lightweight championship
recently vacated by Benny Leonard
II he can make the weight, James
Bronson, Zivic's manager, announced
today.
Bronson said he would place Zivic
in the hands Of trainer for 30 days
to develop the local fighters possibili-
ties as a lightweight. At the end Of
that time he expects to know Zivics
possibilities.
Zivic, who weighed 144 pounds in
last nights fight, scored technical
knockout over Tender in the fifth
round when the latter's seconds
tossed In towel to save Tender
from further punishment.
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Morrie Schlaifer
Stops Vinchell
By 7 ad

Cincinnati, Jan. 1s.-Morrie schlai-
fer of Omaha kept up his winning
streak Of knockouts in this city to-
night when he stopped frankie
Vinchell of Wilkes Barre. Pa. in the
eighth round. Referee Bauman called
halt after Schlaifer had knocked
Vinchell down six times.
Schlaifer started in at the tap Of
the gong In the first round and
never let up. He put Vinchell down
in the first round and 1t looked as
II this would end the fight. but
Vinchell withstood seven more rounds
and no end of punishment.
He was staggered or knocked down
In nearly every round in the fight.
schlaifer hit him at will and q
majority Of the spectators were salts
fed to see the referee stop the bout
to prevent Vinchell from receiving
unnecessary punishment.
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COLORADO WOULD
LEGALIZE RACING

Denver. Jan. Is.-Legalizing of
horse racing in Colorado and the use
of pari-mutuel machines was brought
about in the adoption OF a measure
introduced in the state senate today.
The bill would create a state racing
commission Of FIVE members. who
would hold the power OF granting
licenses TO racing associations. allot
racing dates and establish rules for
their conduct. The racing assecis-
tions thus established would be al
lowed to retain only 70 per cent Of
their net profits, the other ao per
cent going into a fund To be used
10 establish prizes for livestock at
state fairs.
The measure also would allow he
associations 10 retain per cent from
the parimniual machines. Al forms
Of wagering except by parl.mufual
method would be prohibited under
penalty = two 10 10 years inprison-
ment and hne - up 10 5000.
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Nurmi Enters
Score of Meets
~ Associated Pres

New York. Jan. 1o.-Paavo Nurmi.
admittedly perturbed at conditions he
encountered in his record cross-coun-
try dash to Chicago and return last
week. during which he is reported
to have threatened to desert Amer
lean tracks and return to Finland,
has decided TO remain here for near
lv a score of meets and may be per-
suaded to participate in some OF the
early season outdoor events
Ono days rest appears to have
given Paavo's ninble feet a new lease
OF speed Tomorrow night Nurmi
invades Newark. y. j.. at the St.
Joseph Catholic club games. when
once more he will face his Finnish
American rival. Nilsson. Prim and
Eager. probably in a handicap event.
Meanwhile Ugo Frlgerio Of Italy
plans TO enter the business OF record
making. Nurmi runs. Frigerio walks.
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promote a lightweight elimination
tournament, and 1t is understood will
determine the new champion from
the following material: Sid Terris.
New York, Sammy Mandell, Rock.
ford, Ill; Joe Dundee. Baltimore;
Jack Bernstein, Yonkers; Charlie
O'Connell, Cleveland; Johnny Leon.
ard. Allentown, Pa; Louis Vicentini.
Chile, and Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo.
A few faint bIeats have been
registered over the selection of
candidates for the recent feather.
weight tourney. some captious souls
maintaining that the commission
took the precaution to go blind
folded into coal hole i'm order to
pick its men. Be that as il might,
the fact remains that the boxers
named were in the top flight OF the
division.
The same is true Of the light
weights. There Is no Leonard
among them, not even Richie
Mitchell, Charley White, Lew
Tender or Rocky Kansas. con-
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NEW YORK BOXING COMMISSION
PLANS TO PROMOTE TOURNAMENT
TO DECIDE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP
tenders of few years ago. but
such as they are. they probably
are the best of the class.

Johnny Dundee, at present engdged
In Fastening away from a French pro-
moter obsessed with the notion of see-
Ing Johnny in action, may also be
given a place in the tourney. John is
get around to ,he matter Of outpoint-
ing some of the candidates.
Jack Zivie. who gave Lew Tender
his first knockout last night Is re-
ferred to az a lightweight. YET Zlvic
weighs III pounds for the encounter.
according TO reports. He cant play
with our boys at that weight.
OF the really legitimate contenders
Mandell and Terris seem to be tho
best, and I like Mandell. He Is very
fast. is not altogether punchless and
has shown much gameness under fire.
| can't forget Terris folding up before
Eddie kid Wagner, claiming a foul
that no one saw. The lad could get
buck and wing job with any musical
show, and local critics seem 10 think
he is a riot. but I have my doubts.
1t seems TO me that Terris has a long
way to go.
Dundee must have something be-
sides the usual quota of hands and
feet. lie stopped Nate Goldman in,
Philadelphia last night. and they
are not doing that every evening.
Bernstein, tough young man, has
been beaten by Mandell and seems
to be going nowhere in particular:
Nicinteni is good puncher. but
they will be tenderly picking his
jaw out Of the press row one of
these fine evenings. Allentown
Johnny Leonard is good average
fighter. So is Goodrich. OF O'Con.
nell i know very little.
That seems to conclude the testi-
mony. A good contender Of the old
days. such as Young Erne. Willie
Fitzgerald. Milburn Saylor. Bronson
and few others. would go through
that division like a pickpocket with a
tailors dummy.
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Two Husker Mat
Stars Declared
Ineligible
Robertson, Kellogg Unable TO
Compete Due to Scholastic
Observation-Disclosures
Finals to Be Held.

r 1NCOLN, Jan. 20.-With Kellogg,
best grappier in the l35-pound
- class, and Robertson, the lead
Ing grappler in the 1i5-pound class,
both ineligible on account of scholas.
tic requirements, prospects for the
Husker wrestling team do not look
rs good as they might. Kellogg was
tile champion wrestler i'm the 1e5-
pound class last year, both in the
Missouri valley and In the individual
meets In his class In the Western
Fencing Wrestling and Gymnastic as
ISOLATION. He did not lose bout. On
account Of his weight, Kellogg has
been compelled to enter the 135-pound
class this year. Kellogg defeated
Hines last year Of Northwestern and
Hines won I'm the 12o-pound class in
the Olympics.
DR.. Clapp. physical director and
in line before the meets are held.
Robertson is the main dependence in
his class too. Highley in the heavy
weight class could enter the 175-class
but this would take away one of the
main dependencies in the heavyweight
class. Molzen, who won the match at
the university in a tryout Tuesday
night In the heavyweight class. hurt
his shoulder and may be out for a
+. time.
Nebraska took the Missouri Valley
championship last year and won more
points than anyother team in the
western association. The first meet
this year will be with Kansas univer
sity on February I. Kansas has some
veteran men back and should make
q hard competitor.
Final tryouts for the varsity team
for the Kansas meet will be held the
latter part of this week or the first
Of next week. The try0uts were fin
ished Tuesday night with the excep-
tion of the 125-pound class.
In the 10S-pound class Kellogg won
in the finals, defeating Dunham. J. II.
Kellogg won from McKoskey in the
finals in the '135-pound class by de-
cision. Dale Skinner, veteran grap-
pier, won in the 145-pound class over
Iuff. Lundy won from Fowler in the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
ATHLETIC RECRUIT
CATCHER HOLDOUT

Gordan Coehrane. college catcher.
purchased by Connie Mack for a re
ported price of $50 900 from Portland
of tho Pacific Coast league. declares
he Il holdout, but expresses n desire
to appear and do his best with the
Athletics. The Boston university man
seeks $4,000 of the purchase money
from President Tom Turner of Port
land and claims that he already has
received a letter informing him that
his proposition meets with dlsfavor.
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DODGERS TO PLAY
BROWNS IN SOUTH

Announcement that the Brooklyn
Dodgers will meet the ST. Louis
Browns on March II indicates that
the battle for left-handed Dutch"
Ruether's vacant post on the firing
line will take place very early in the
year. Robinson expects TO have his
pitchers IN the south the last week in
February Four contests have been
scheduled with Sisters team in ad-
dition to the annual games with the
New York Yankees.
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TABOR COLLEGE
TO PLAY PALMER

Tabor, Ia, Jan. on-Tahor college
Of Tabor, Ia. Is 10 meet Palmer
college Of Albany. Mo, on Fri
day night of this week. Moth
ing Is known OF Palmers previous
record. but they claim = fast team.
Coach Ben Newman's Tabor team
has not been defeated thi. year and
he IL giving over this week 10 over.
coming such weaknesses as appeared
in last weeks game. when Tabor de
feated tho veteran kearney Normal
FIVE of Kearney. Neb.
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BUCKEYES LEAD
IN CAGE TEAMS

Columbus. o. Jan. is-whst :
said TO he worlds record In ths
number % basket hall teams in a
single university was announced toS
night d, Grant z. Ward. director q
intramursl athletics Of Ohio state
university. when he stated thar sSs
different quinfsts were now engaged
IN this game Al the Buckeye school.
This Is an increase Of % teams
over last year when Ohio state had
twre as many intramural basket hall
teams rs any other western confer
ence school. Ward said. More than
100 games are played each week On
the gymnasium ioor. The season last.
inc until March :. Eighteen contests
are staeed each night and saturday
afternoon.
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McGraw Plans on Bolstering
Battery Department of Giants

outfit is none the less keen as he
maps his 1925 plan Of attack. The
veteran leader set new modern rec
ord last year when he won his fourth
straight pennant and he hopes 70
make it five straight this year. thus
setting a mark for all time.
McGraw has made no radical
changes and contemplates none in
the array that won the 1924 Tag
but is concentrating his efforts on
bolstering the battery departments.
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COAST LEAGUE
SIGNS FIVE JUMPS

10. Angeles. Jan. 2o.-Five UNI
pires have already been signed for
the 1925 season OF the Pacific Coast
Baseball league. according to Harry
A. Williams. league president. The
men who have signed their contracts
are Charles Schmidt. Ed Teck. Roy
Bra shear. John Beans" Reardon and
Jack Carroll. Carroll signed yester-
dav.
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IZAAK WALTONS
ELECT DIRECTORS

Members Of the Omaha chapter of
the Izaak Walton league AT their
monthly meeting at the Rome hotel last
night elected Ed Morris. Lewis Hart.
Fred Goodrich and Harry Fitch as
directors OF the Omaha chapter. The
newly elected Omaha directors viii
hold office for three years.
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LATZO KAYOES
EDDIE BURNBROOK

Scranton, Pa. Jan. 1a.-Pete Latzo,
Pennsylvania welterweight. who leaves
for California Tuesday. made short
work OF Eddie Burnsbrook, army
champion. here tonight. a right up
percut ending hostilities 20 seconds
after the second round started Burns
brook was out for five minutes.
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IND DOOR SPoRH

159.pound event. Highley in the 175-
pound class won over Wanek with a
fall In the heavyweight class Molzen
won over Fisher, by decision. 1t is
most likely that Skinner; Kellogg, II
he makes up his studies; and Lundy
will go to Kansas in their classes.
Molzen is a new wrestler but Is show
ing up splendidly but needs more
training. Blore in the 125-pound class.
veteran Is the most promising in
that event
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"RUSTY" EVANS TO
FIGHT LOU KELLEY

Rcd Oak. Ia, Jan. 20.-"Rnsty"
Evans OF York. Neh.. junior light
weight champion of Nebraska. arrived
today and will work out daily at 4
p. m. at the Armory In preparation
for his bout with Louie Kelley on
Friday. January 81. The public liz
cordially invited 10 watch Evans
charged
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Withdraw From League.

Flint. Mich. Jan. 20.-Grand Rap.
ids and Muskegon were dropped from
The Michiean-Ontar Baseball league
at the annual meeting OF the directors
here yesterday. and plans we're dis
eussed for replacing them with Cana
dian clubs.
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"RED" GRANGE TO
PITCH FOR ILLINOIS

Harold Red" Grange. University
OF Illinois all.Ametican back. is also a
pitcher OF no mean ability. He took
the mound in several games last sea
son and IS counted on 10 augment
the schools twirling staff during the
coming summer.
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AFTER LOCALIZED
BOXING BOUTS

Olympia. Wash. Jan. 20.-Legaliza.
ton OF i0-round prize fights in Wash.
ington was sought by two representa-.
tivcs who prepared a bill for presenta.
ton 10 tho legislature in session here
today TO extend the legal round limit
under the control OF a state boxing
commission At present the Wash.
inEton law provides for ak round
bouts.
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ersy Of Nebraska Wrestling Team Prospects Receive Slight Setback
Basketball
*ReSulfS:
bridge-HarVard. IT. COIuIh'

At Cambridge-Harvard 81; Column
bia. e6.
At Manhattan, Kan.-kansas Ag
gies, 33; Drake, II.
AT Ann Michigan. IA; Wis
cOnsin, l2.
At Chicago-Northwest 15; Min
nes0ta, II.
New Xork-fex Rickard said he
thought Johnny. Dundee was returning 20
New York to claim the lightweight
champlonshIp.
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Firpo Awaiting
Gibbons Signature

Paris. Jan. 20-Luis Firpo. Argen-
tine heavyweight was only awaiting
the signature OF Tom Gibbons 20 the
contract for their London fight TO 20
into training he said today. II The
s.. Paul fighters price is too high
Firpo will cast about for another
fight. he said
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ITALIAN CHAMP
TO FIGHT LESTER
by Associated Press.

Mario Giglio, regarded as the light
heavyweight champion of Italy, ar
rived in New York yesterday and is
scheduled to mako his American
debut against Jack Lester of Grand
Rapids, Mich, in a 10-round bout at
Englewood. y. J.. Friday night.
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/" Wifh the
kSkNlGHTS
kAn-~ q Me
%AClOVES

fanc>Ntlic. O,-HarN tsreh sxssrl4ss
riddl leNeisht champion x.nssa teeh-ls..i
Knockout ever 1ehnry rspks Cleveland.
seventh round.
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.khtMetEht kncrke5 aut NaFe tssiasasn.
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Ne~ Ncrk--l 60 fricerio. Italian hois-
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1seraSn cf ecxten 20 rounds A Gera>.
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Smashes Skate Record.

ST. Johns. y. b. Jan. .0.-charles
German. st. John. United states ma
tlonal and international amateur out
door skating champion. Monday
smashed the worlds record Tor the
,5.yard dash. when he skated the dis
lance In : Is seconds in competi
ton on Lily lake here.
Morris Wood set the former record
at Verona lake. New Jersey in 1918
when he went the distance in -
seconds.
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Miller Signs Contract.

Chicaso. Jan. so.-"Hsek Miller,
ouifielder ot the Chicago Cubs to-
nisht signed his contract for 1928.
Miller came TO the cubs in 1922 frar,
Oakland. and althoush in only Il
games last season he hit for an aver
axe " ass.
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Delaney Wins Decision.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Jan. 19.-Jack
Delaney Of Bridgeport. Conn. was
given the decision over Joe Cans of
Allentown, Pa. in a fast 10-round
contest here tonight. The judges dis.
greed and the referee declared De
laney the winner.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
High School Football
Popular in California

College football drew tremendous AT.
tendances in 1924, but even more re-
mafkable was the record Of IS 600 cid
admissions at high school contest
reported from southern California.
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Benny Leonard's Withdrawal
From Fight Game Leaves
Division Without Title
Holder.
BY DAVIS J. WALSH.

EW YORK. Jan.
20.-With Benny
I.eonard's formal
" | t h d I a W a at
hand, the state
athletic commits
sion tomorrow will
begin the business
of creating another
laboratory cham.
pion. after the
manner of kid"
Kaplan's elevation
to the feather
weight pinnacle.
Our worthy com.
mission plans to
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Plan Memorial for
Late Percy Haughton

Percy n. Haughton. football coach at
Harvard and Columbia, are planning
memorial to he erected at Cam
bridge.
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ZOE DUNDEE K. O.'S
NATE GOLDMAN

Philadelphia, Jan. 2o.-Joe Dundee
of Baltimore, who claims to be in the
running for the vacated title Of Ben
ny Leonard, spoiled Nate Goldman's
same aspirations last night before
$500 fight fans. when the Maryland
lad knocked the Kensington fighter
out in the fourth round of their sched-
uled 10-round go.
Tho boys hammered around for four
rounds.
Then Joey swept a right hand flush
against Goldman's jaw. Nate dropped
like log, Referee McCracken counted
10, and the victim was carried to the
corner still wondering what happened.
Wflkesbarre-Jack Delaney d Bridge
port. Conn, awarded referees decision
~
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Nelson turned his ring earnings oNet
- n. father. who left a will prov idinF
~ none of the estate corSistirg OF
real estate could - disposed CT -
fnn1fV all the income t-tfn the nFelfl ~
.s.foea a. $50 nae has Nren rs>i - naA
5ahfa accumulated previous - ana stnte
ths death ~ Nelson's fsshs-. SehtA -
Gently broke the Viii
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BY Associated Press.

Y YORK, Jan. 20
The New York
Giants are build
ing formidably for
the 1925 campaign
a pennant struggle
that promises 10
put the morale of
the National lea que
champions TO 4
sey ere test.
John McGraw.
Eray-haired chief
tain OF the club,
knows his team
faces a strenuous
fight and realizes
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the handicaps It will encounter as an
outgrowth OF the 1924 bribery
scandal.
But McGraws confidence in his
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-01-21
The Omaha Bee City Skating Meet
ENTRY BLANK


ANYONE wishing Rec ice skating championship
mao, win Sunday January "a can do
filling mailing the sports ed',o' OF
Of the race The and women over
o
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Toronto--Jack Reddiclx. Canadian mid.
and light heavyweight cham
pion knocked out Harry Kroch. Akron
middlsweight in the third round.
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For Colds Grin or Influenza

FOr COI0S, Uf1p OF IhHUehLa
and as a Preventive, take Laxative
BROMO QUININE TABLETS. A Safe
and Proven Remedy. The box bears
the signature of E. w. Grove. 20c.-
Advertisement.
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salt Lake citv--t~-s Strirg ham and
Va shepard salt Lake hght .heavies,
feught six rounds TO draw,
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Wflkesbarre-Jaek Delaney d Bridge
port Conn, awarded referees decision
over Jo. Cans Of Allentown. 10 rounds.
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mildness and its appetizins fragrance.
And notice also the coarser Rough
Cut" -slower-burning. and therefore
cooler. Here truly is pipe tobacco
that is pipe. tobaecol .
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An almost forgotten old tobacco
secret. "Wellman's Method" dating
from about 1870 and now ours exclu-
sively. is responsible for the delight,
full taste. Of Granger Rough Cut-its
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
CONTRACTORS
See Page 5
Building Permits Granted

The following building permits have
been granted in Cliffside Park:
Unity Realty Company, one altera-
tion, $4,000; John Melcher, one ga
rage. S400; Mr.. Brunhover, one ga
rage, $500; Joseph A. Weiss, one fam
lily house, S6,5OO; Charles thinner
man, one family house, $6,5OO; Mr..
Roger, one family house, $4,000; Mr..
Schurr, one family house, $4,000; Vic
tor Weber, one family house, $500;
Fred Brander one family house, $5,'
700 Mr.. Paris, one alteration, $3.50;
Emil Patrick, two one-family houses
5000; James Belabono, one family
house, $4,000; Carl Southwark, one
family house and one garage, $1,000;
total, $72,65O
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Miscellaneous
Wanted

FOUR recent college graduates de-
sire an apartment or a suite Oh
rooms in a private home. A second
or third floor in a home in Grantwood
or Palisade would be desirable. Write
Box A, Palisadian, Palisade, N. j., or
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
swore In Five Preside nts

John Marshall, chief justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States,
administered the oath of office to five
Presidents during the 341a years, from
1901 to 1885, he held Office.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16

The coronation chair in Westmin-
lister abbey was made in 1896. 1t has
only been outside the abbey once since
that date.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Soul of the Poet

To be poet is to have a soul in
which knowledge passes instantan-
eously into feeling, and feeling flashes
back as new organ of knowledge
George Eliot.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
High Bridge

II stood on the bridge at midnight" !"
hummed the mosquito as he began to
operate on the slumberer's patrician
proboscis.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Limit in Belief

Blobbs-"That poor fish Sillicus is
the most credulous fellow ever
knew" Slobbs-"Yes, sometimes J
actually think he believes in himself"
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Work and Save

Put your shoulder to the wheel now
or you may be forced later to put your
back to the wall.-Boston Transcript
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Easy on Marriage

When she marries for money it is
hers. When he marries for money it
Is also hers.-Toledo Blade.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Odd Material for Clock

A matchmaker of Rockland, Maine
has made a clock, using oyster shelis
at the hour marks, and knife ana q
fork for hands.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Vandalism

The vandal always turks somewhere
near the scene Of disaster.-Philadel
phia Public Ledger.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
The Pioneer

The state of matrimony was the
first to have petticoat government.
Flint Journal.
Palisadian., 1925-10-16
Union 1854
G. o AL
West New York Coal Co.
Relics of Past Age
FLORISTS

Most English towns have lost their
walls and city gates. York and Ches-
ter, however, still retain them. Many
English castles, abbeys and colleges
still have their medieval barriers.