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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-21

All colors in De Voc Lacquer at.
: Sward-Kemp Drug Co.. Colt.
Dale Lightfoot of Olivia was a
business caller here last Tuesday.
C.. D. Jensen of Clements was a
Monday caller here on business mat
tiers.
Buyers and Sellers Service Bureau
have a number of high class horses
listed. >2a0@ = - 20-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Weis and fam
lily were guests Of relatives Sunday at
Franklin.
A. J. Weldon of. Wabasso was a
Monday visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Weldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Orth and
Mrs. Ben MCGOWAN Of Morton were
Saturday evening callers here.
Mrs. John Cheney and Mrs. Matt
Nahum of Morton were Tuesday
afternoon shoppers in Redwood Falls.
Wall Paper at special prices at
Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 20-1t.
o. B. Hudson returned Thursday
from Muncie, Ind. where he spent O
week visiting with relatives. Mr..
Hudson is salesman at the Stensvad
Chevrolet Co.
DR.. C. L. Lynn returned Sunday
from hunting trip spent near the
Canadian border. Other members of
his party returning with him were:
Messrs. E. Salfishberg, Ernest Salt
fishberg, j. Fern, H. Andrews, Torn
ey, r. Druch, F. Fitz and Bangerter
all of Wabasso. All returned with a
deer with the exception Of one.
List your surplus with Buyers and
Sellers Service Bureau. We locate .
buyer. 20-1t.
Redwood county is proud Of her.
All club members who. average so
high in the Junior Livestock Show.
Alfred Werner, Wabasso, our fine;
county champion Baby, Beef club.
member, won the Hereford Champion.
ship and five Of the eight members
competing placed among the fifteen
high placings in each open class. All
Of the stock sold well: None sold
for less than market tops and most Of
it brought comfortable premium.
While there were very high prices
bid for the champions and top ami
mails, the great bulk Of stock sold
for market tops or better with few
of the lower grade stock going at
good prices accordingly. This en-
courages the club members on
strictly market feeding basis, which
is the only basis that club project
should be figured on. The premiums
and tops are mainly for encourage
ment and incentive to do better,
Lynn Sheldon, county agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Houle and daugh-
ter Of Collegeville were visitors from
Friday until Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Houle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r. Keefe.
John Whitcomb motored here Sun
day from his home at Rockford,
MINI. accompanied by his father-in-
law, Charles Beer, ST.. who has been
visiting at his home.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-21
Catholic Church

Catholic Church
j. w. Jiracek, Pastor
Masses-8:30 A. M, second and
fourth Sunday in month; other
Sundays of month at 500 and
1890 A. M.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-21
Episcopal Church

Episcopal Church
Rev. Drummer Of Minneapolis, pastor.
First Sunday of every month, COM
munion service at 1880 a. m. f{6
All other Sundays, services at 1880
p. m.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-21

First English Lutheran Church
'The Friendly Church"
Sunday Bible School --------- 9:45
Morning Service at -------- 11:00
Evening Service at ----------- 7:30
Please take note that in the future
these services will be conducted in
the Legion rooms over the Aune g.
Thune store.
r. o. AGA,
Pastor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-21

First Presbyterian Church
James P. Linn, d. D., Minister
Sunday school at -------------1O:O 90
Morning Service at ---------- 11:00
Subject: Robbers"
Young Peoples Meeting at 80 $50
Evening Services at ----- 7:30
ming at 1880
Mid-week Services, Thursday eve
ming at 500
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-11-21
!" CITY AND COUNTY s"

No advertising will be inserted the columns of these
except by charge position
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

THE NEW COLUMBIA PORTABLE fPHoNoGRAPH. FINE TONE S5o.e0, EASY TERMS. scHALLERER'S AL. .AskA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
JACK ROBERTSON HERE

Jack Robertson of the Fox Film Corporation, whose motion pictures of the North have attracted Nation wide attention, arrived on the s. $ Aleutian from the States with his rarty. They plan an extensive trip into the Arctic for a continuation of Mr. Robcrtsons picture series N" tie wonders of the great Northern Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
BIG PASSENGER LIST

With 95 first class passengers and 40 steerage, the s. s. Aleutian of the A. s. S. Co.,, arrived in port today at 12:30 p. m. and is due to depart for the South about midnight. She brought approximately 800 tons of mixed freight. Capt, J. G. Nord and Purser R. J. Hoffman report a favor able voyage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
eELLEs HEADS PARTY

Gus Gelles, head of Alaska Guides Inc, came in on the Aleutian today heading a party fo hunters that are going over to the Kodiak country and along the peninsula for big game. Fred French of New York and friends will make up another party.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
DONALD WINS TWO

Donald shellhorn, local doubles champ in the handball tournament, took Edwin sandbeck into camp in last nights games walking off with two of the three games played. Tie scores were 11-21, 21-15, 21-19.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

FREE, SPECIAL, A .75 ENLARG- MENT WITH EVERY $500 WORTH OF DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. COME IN AND ASK ABOUT THIS. ScHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
OIL BOAT IN PORT

The Alaska Standard, of the Stan dard oil Company, Capt. Clyde Kagal arrived in port early this morning from the South, westoound with supplies.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

Walter c. Culver, special agent of the Alaska Railroad arrived in Sew ard this morning from Anchorage, coming on the speeder. Mir. Culver denied reports of his recent resigna- ton.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
Empire

George Anderson, expert piano tuner, and salesman, arrived on the Aeutian today. MT. Anderson is ot the Seward hotel. He still has pianos for rent or sale, he reports
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

Mel Holben, proprietor of the Sew ard Grill and his son who have been over in the Moose Pass country for the past week, returned to Seward yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
RIBS NOT WRIST

Through a misunderstanding over the telephone, the Gateway yesterday elrroneously reported the accident to Chas. Crawford,who was thot to lave sustained broken wrist. It was found out later that he had cracked two ribs and was treated Ly Dr. Baughlnan.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
Almond Roca candy. $1.5O pound can. Schallerer's AL aska Shop.
NOTICE AUTO OWNERS

City authorities request all auto drivers to observe rules at street in tersections. Numerous complaints have been made as to excessive speed of cars at street intersections.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

KODAK LlLM ALBUMS AT ONE HALF PRICE. scHALLERER's AL AsKA SHOP.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

The Phantom Finn who ran all
the boys into hot ankles in the
Antwerp and Paris olympic games,
is back in the United States on bus
mess.
When he sailed from the other
side it was generally underst God that
he had decided to run for cash in
stead of medals. and that he would
do some fancy dog pounding around
the country under the auspices OF
Tex Richard and Hugo Quist. the
unofficial Finnish ambassador to the
United States.
Nurmi admitted when he was
tracked down in the Bronx Nids OF
New York that he was in this coun-
try on business but tina: his business
had 10 do with the inspection OF
some automobile plants and a visit
to Los Angeles to look over the scene
Of the 1882 Olympic games.
In his three words OF English he
tried TO explain that he was not q
rarerhanger by trade. but that he
was an automotivc engineer and that
as captain of the Finnish Olympic
team he wanted to look over the
California situation.
The Phantom said he would do q
little running. hut he couldn't un.
derstand English when he was ask
I'd VI he would get dough for his
la bors
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
PRELIM TEAMS READY
FOR MEETING TOMORROW
RurPitts and Mcriden Community
Five All set for Terrific Bas-
ketbalI Rattle.

Both the Burritt nve and the Mer-
id.n Community quintet are ready
for their meeting tomorrow evening
at the Stanley Arena and are anx-
ious to score a win over the other in
order TO keep In the race for the
state semi-pro basketball title. The
two aggregations met last year and
split two games. The Burritts nosed
out a % to 81 victory in the opening
game while the Community team
came back TO win the second en-
counter after q bitter battle. is 10
II. Both games were played in Mer-
iden.
Neither team has been defeated IS
Of yet this season and will be ready
to keep their records clean tomor-
row evening. The Meriden team has
a lineup dotted with fast semi-pro
stars that captured the state cham
pionship last year by winning IS
ga and losing only three.
The local team has been laying
off this week in anticipation Of
hard battle. A short practice was
held last evening and the team is
ready to go tomorrow. The starting
lineup has not been announced. but
it is expected that YakuboWicz and
Havlick will take care Of the for
ter and Arbour and DarroU a.
guards. Jasper. Luty and Luke may
get the call.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
EAGLES TO MEET
Tigers SUNDAY
Boston Ice Hockey Team In
Yades New Haven Over Weekend

To-day the flashy New Haven
Eagles. Connecticut representative
in the Canadian American Hockey
league. moved up TO Providence for
loop. Newark. and Immediately after
the tint will head back TO New Haven
to he ready for the Sabbath tilt to-
morrow with the BOSTON Tigers.
The Eagles are battling close TO
the top of the league now and
though II IL the Christmas season
they have no intention Of doing a
Santa Claus and present game TO
the Tigers and holly contested tilt
is expected when the two meet on
the ice.
There is no love lost between Bos-
ton and New Haven. was evidenced
when they last met at the Elm City
and q young riot on the ice tempo
rarily held UP the game. Fines fol-
lowed a display Of fisticuffs. how
ever. and all the feeling tomorrow
night il expected to he displayed In
a hard game OF hockey.
As each game goes by the Eagles
are showing more and more stuff on
the Offensive and the tight defensive
work Of the Tigers. one Of the
features OF their playing, may be
shot full OF holes when the Eagles
get going.
Youthful Roy Burn eistcr. brother
OF the New Haven goalie. is showing
up we'll as forward and Ken
Randall has two new plays built
around him which will undoubtedl,
be used against the Boston sextet.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
.M'GRAW D|SL|kES
| schedule Change
Opposes lntersGdonal Games At
Opening Of Season

New York. Dec. 81 Rl-Asitation
for change in major league scbed-
ules whereby the opening series
would be intcrscctional in character
hnds no prepayment in John Nc
Graw, pilot Of the New York Giants.
For years. the major leagues have
opened their seasons with intrasec-
sectional games, that is. east against
east and west against west Some
baseball observers have felt that 1t
would be much better to have west
against east and Vice versa in the
opening games. McGraw dubbed the
scheme Impractical" and went on IN
detail 10 explain why he thought 20.
For the eastern teams to open
in the west. or the other way
around, one Of two things would
have to happen. Either the travel
ing team would have to journey
right back home after a short series
on the road. which would bring
about a rather heavy overhead ex-
pense. or the travelling teams would
have to keep right on travelling and
complete a regular sectional inva-
sion.
IF the latter plan we're adopted it
would mean that an east team.
opening in the west would have to
play on the road nearly three weeks
before 1t would play its first game
at home. In cities which have only
one major league club this would not
be very well received.
Then there would be the add
tional hardship that this scheme
would work or some of the weaker
clubs. II one Of these we're to start
the season with 81 or % days on the
road before playing at home. IT
might scuttle that team so fast into
place that its chances for the season
would be wrecked completely"
And most observers thought that
John had done the same thing to
the suggested change.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
HOPPE TO AGAIN
PLAY BALk LINE
Cue Wonder Gives Up Hope Of
Taking Three Cushion Title

Chicago. Dec. 81 Rl-Willic
Hoppe. tho boy wonder OF other
days is ready to forsake his dream
of winning a three-cushion billiard
title and once again take up balk
linc--the game at which he won in
ternational fame as Is times ma
tional champion in II years
Hoppe. deserted the 1872 ranks a
year ago in quest of a championship
at the angle game. His playing was
the sensation of the American three
cushion billiard league, but on each
OF two attempts to acquire national
or worlds title he found Johnny
Layton. the Missouri fisherman and
carpenter. barring his path.
Although he has seen his suprs-
macy in the balk-line game pass TO
another and failed in his quest Of
the three-cushion crown Hoppe de-
clares he is not through.
Il am only Al years old and have
plenty of good billiards left in my
system" said Hoppe after Layton
had kept him from acquiring the
only aior billiard title he has never
held.
THE game is a lot tougher than
when I won my first 1872 champion
ship in 1910, Hoppe added. "Espe-
cially is this true in the 3-cushion
game where any one Of the four
players competing in the worlds
tournament is of championship cal
iber."
| Rules will prevent Hoppe from en-
tering the balkline tournament In
/ Februa,~ but Immediately after
wards .Ne odd master plans to
challenge the Schaefcr-C Cochran n
Horcmans Hagenlocher combina-
ton
( "Three-cushion has not ruined
nv stroke for balkline," said Hoppe
With a few weeks practice ] viii
be back again, fighting as hard as
+ ever to win in the game which
know best
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
new YORK RANGERS ARE
AGAIN IN FIRST PLACE
metropolitan Ice Hockey Team Dc
fcats Ottawa Senators in
Exciting Game.

New York. Dec. 21.-UP)-Tho
New York Rangers returned to first
place in the National Hocko~ lea que
last night. defeating the Ottawa
Senators. to q at Madison Square
Garden while the New York Amer
leans were losing at Pittsburgh by
the same score.
The defeat of the Americans cost
them chance TO remain on ton of
the league and enabled tho Montreal
Maroons 10 ii" them for the Inter-
national group. The Maroons defeat
ed Toronto. to 3. at Montreal.
Detroit routed Les Canadiens of
Montreal. ; TO !. in the fourth game
OF the night. at Detroit The Cougars,
crippled by influenza. employed a
lineup which included two minor
leaeuers borrowed from the Detroit
olympics Of the Canadian Profess
sional league
There WAS more scoring through
out the league last night than on
any hlghf this season. The 6 TO 3
score al Montreal stands as high
score record for the reason, eclips-
ing the to o defeat of Chicago by
Les Canadiens earlier in the week
which was the previous record for
the year.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
|bRIS1Q ENDEES
VS.. PALACE five
New Departure Quintet to Meet
American LEAGUE Sensations
Especial to the Herald

Bristol. Dec. 81 - Elmer Ripley.
one Of the best known basketball
players in the country today. 10 the
outstanding star in the lineup Of the
Palace club of Washington. D. c.,
who are scheduled to meet the New
Departures at the state armory Sat-
urday night at . o'clock.
For 4 number Of years Ripley was
noted for his spectacular work az Z
member OF the Original Celtics, tho
worlds court champions. and has
also performed In a sensational man
ner for many other leading clubs in
the country. In December of last
year he assumed the reins a. coach
Of basketball at Georgetown and In
short period led tho Hilltoppers
from nowhere to one Of the leading
college quintets in the south. The
former pro star IL Internationally
one OF the greatest authorities OF the
game to be found today.
Ripley will lead group Of former
college stars including Harry Vest
lock. Doc" Shutz. George Williams
and Bill Cullen. team that on paper
appears to be strong enough to re-
sister the first home defeat of The
season against the Bearing Makers.
The team from the nations capital
has already triumphed over such
Wanted opposition az Carbondale,
Pa, Scranton, Pa. The Long Island
Pros. Brooklyn Visitation, Catsliili
Hudson and the Union City Reds.
The local quintet will start with
the same lineup that performed -
spectacularly last week in over
whelming the worlds colored cham
pions 1881. Stan Richtmeyer and
Jimmy Picken will team UP in the
front court. Ray Marchinek. who
filled the center position like a vet
eran. will again be in the pivot berth
with Captain Jim Manning and
"Wardy" Waterman in the rear
court.
This il the second high class at
traction in as many weeks that Man
ager Carroll is serving 10 the fans
and 1t is hoped that the attendance
will justify this continuance OF at
fractions of this calibcr. Although
the visitors will receive a rather stiff
guarantee. this game will he offered
at the usual price OF admission. Billy
Coylc of Wailingford will referee.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Johnny Evers Being
Sued for SeparatiOn

Troy, N. r.. Dec. ~ (UP)-The
suit for separation brought by Cath
crime Evers against Johnny Evers.
former manager Of the Chicago Cubs
and one Of the outstanding infeld-
ers Of the National league 80 Year,
ago. will be heard by the Rensselaer,
county supreme court during the
January term. It was announced
here.
The charge is abandonment. Mrs.
Evers has been receiving $50 q week
from Evers during the past si1
months. The Evers have one son,
John Jr.. a freshman At George.
town college.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

In the expectation of a torrid
game against the All-Collegian
basketball team tomorrow night. the
New Britain quintet viii start its
best offensive in an effort to con-
tinue ITS string Of victories to seven.
Having won the first six starts OF
the year. the Hardware City team
will try to add another victory and
staye off defeat.
The visiting team here tomorrow
night. Is a combination Of some OF
the best college basketball players
in tho east. Georgetown is repre-
scented by two players. Viilanova BY
two. Dartmouth, by one and the Uni.
versity Of Virginia by one. The
team has played together for the
past three seasons and already this
year. has scored seven victories.
Helm Of Dartmouth. who plays
center for the team. was one Of the
outstanding players in college circles
two years ago. He was varsity cen
ter on Dartmouth for three conse-
cutive years and was considered the
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

best in this section OF the country.
Birmingham Of Viilanova and Scalzo
Of Georgetown are hashy and fast
and in the forward positions. will
give Sheehan and Leary plenty Of
work
Kuczo and Mccarthy. the former
Of Villahova and the latter Of
Georgetown. are ieech-like guards
and dangerous scorers. .Kuczo plays
quarterback on tho stapleton. S. l..
football team. Smith, Of virginia.
is the sixth man on the squad.
New Britain will use its regular
lineup Of Sloman and McElwain 4.
the forward positions, Zakzewski in
center and 'Sheehan and I.eAry at
the guards. Restelli and Hoist are
the reserve men and they will be
ready to step In at moments no.
tice.
The game will start promptly at
o'clock and will mark the open.
ing Of 4 campaign for the locals
through the holiday season of Ave
games. Dancing will follow the
contest.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

In the widest and most exciting
ga me Of the season 10 far. the New
britain hockey team defeated the
New Bedford Whalers in an over
time period last night by the score
Of s to I. For two and a half per-
iods. 'Kid" Duggan led the charge
Of the invaders against New Brit
aims goal and 50 spirited was the at
tack that the entire New Britain
team appeared helpless before the
onslaught. All the while. the hopes
Of the New Britain fans were being
dashed to earth by the work OF Bill
Jette who gave one of the greatest
exhibitions Of goal tending ever seen
in this city.
Then. in the middle Of the third
and final period. the ball came New
Britain's way Two goals were Gagged
by kid" Williams. but they rolled
out when the nets failed to hold
Encouraged by the momentary
weakening OF Jctte, the local team
started 4 bombardment that had the
entire five men on the New Bedford
team defending their goal.
With a quick series OF passes,
started by Barney Doherty in the
backfield, Williams whipped one past
Jette. leaving New Britain one goal
behind. Then in a furry OF sticks
and a crashing Of drives. Harry
Thompson skirted the edge, hooked
the ball and with only 80 seconds to
SO. the score was tied.
Both teams fought feverishly for
the rest Of the period but no score
was made. The extra period was
started and had gone only a minute
and IS seconds when Thompson
bounded the ball with a lot Of Eng.
fish on it, Jettc slipped and fell and
the ball. unhampered by sticks OF
distractions of any kind, hoped the
sill and went in. giving New Britain
the victory.
The game had the fans on their
feet from the minute 1t started until
It ended. 1t was the greatest battle
fought on the local floor since the
revival Of roller polo here. Both the
New Bedford team and the loca
quintet played az II each individual
players life depended on the out
come and the spectacle brands roller
hockey as one Of the greatest sport:
on the calendar.
New Britaip's efforts to score .
victory are we'll told In the shor'
narration OF the stops made by Jette
Rated as among the best goal ten
ders in the game. last night ne stop
ped 73 drives from the sticks o.
Thorn pson and Williams. pulling
some Of the most spectacular play
ever seen here.
kid" Duggan. always a danger
GUS man with any team. showed a
much speed last night as he evel
had He was everywhere at the SAM
time and was in on every play. H.
bore out the contention Of many o
the fans that he 10 among the hes
in the game today. His partner. Jacl
Kehoe, playing his first game II
four years. made plenty OF trouble
for thS New Britain defense.
Archie" Muirhead. playing cente
for the Whalers. was n tower o
strength. He blocked pass after pass
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

Tonight is Stanley night in the
Industrial Basketball league at the
Y. NJ. 7. A. e Is. society hall and
the feature game will be a battle
between the Stanley Rule and Stan
ley Works for the first leg in the
intcr-f factory supremacy. This will
I've the third game OF the night.
The first game VIII bc It girls con-
test which viii feature Corbin
Screw girls ard their arch rivals
from the p. e +. Corhin factory
and the second game will see the
ltusswin and New Britain Machine
teams in action.
Both the Stanley Hulo and Stan
Icy Works have won three games
and lost one. Both have overcome
all opposition except the Corbin
Screw team. Tonight they will play
to decide which team viii 20 into a
lie for second place. This is a very
important game and both teams will
pc out to get the victory.
The Stanley Rule team will play
without the services of Wilton
Morey and Benny Saunders. CAIRO
will probably play in Moreys place
at forward and Will have Captain
>,oh "il as ms teammate. klcy
VIII re at center ana Murphy will
oa AT o'uhaefs place IN guard
WIN larpy Corazzo as his run
h'i,s iiiate'
h' 0E'lliey WORKS Will start with
lia'slS, c''''er' emory and swanson.
forwards ana fccEerf and Carlson.
e"'' W. tod'u 'Fo2N'"Ih VIII nave
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