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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-11-29
Basketball
Schedule Is
Announced
Twenty-Five Picked Players,
Divided Into Four Squads,
at Work
OPENER DECEMBER 9TH
Grey Eagle Will Play Practice
Game Here Next Tuesday
Evening

Basketball practice goes merrily
on. Last week end Coach Harvey
cut down the squad to u men to
facilitate practice that the team
might be in shape for the first game
of the season on December 9Th
with Tech from st. Cloud. With
the d picked men he has four
squads at work.
After one week Of practice the
squad hasn't shown the improve
ment that veteran squad should
show, nor the Improvement that
they will probably show In the next
two weeks. Friday the squad had
their first scrimmage, and 1t might
be added that much of the green
material" gave the lettermen a
good run, and showed the vets Of
last year q trick or two. The ball
handling and passing showed sad
lack of practice. but high expecta-
tions are held for this years quint.
Next Tuesday Grey Eagle comes
here for a practice game In which
all the men on the squad will be
given q chance to show their
worth. This game will give the
Coach an indication Of the relative
strength Of the new men and the
lettermen, and will serve as a
guide to the probable lineup against
Tech In the first contest Of the
schedule.
A fifteen, and possibly a sixteen,
game schedule has been arranged
for this season. They're all tough
teams, some Of which we haven't
trimmed for quite a few seasons.
There are eight home games giving
the home town fans a good chance
to see the boys in action against a
variety Of teams. The schedule IL
as follows:
Dec. S-St. Cloud Tech, here.
Dec. 11-Swanvilie, here.
Dec. 14-Upsala, here.
Dec. 20-Glenwood, there.
Jan. S-Swanville, there.
Jan 11-Alexandria, here.
Jan. 15-Upsala, there.
Jan 1s-Osalis, there.
Jan 25-Long Prairie, here.
Feb. 1-Melrose, here.
Feb. 6-Alexandria, there.
Feb. S-Long Prairie. there. f
Feb. Osakis, here.
Feb. 10 Glenwood, here.
Feb. 22-Melrose, there.
Feb. % Grey Eagle, tentative.
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Miss Dorothy Boobar Contrib
uted Tenth Article of
Educational Series

Music has been called q universal
language mainly because Of its
emotional appeal. It is a matter
neither Of race nor Of political
boundaries. In these days, almost
everyone is subjected to music,
whether he wills 1t or not. Al
church, at the theatre, political
meetings, or almost any place
where people are gathered togeth.
er, one hears music Of some kind,
be 1t good, bad, or Indifferent. RAJ
dos have brought musical contact
to many who previously had but
little opportunity In this direction.
Nearly everyone enjoys music. We
do not all appreciate and enjoy the
same kinds Of music nor the same
modes Of presentation, but almost
every person San discover some
phase that appeals to his own In
dividual makeup. In addition to
fostering musical interest and de-
veloping ability to participate In
performance, music in the public
school can and should help each
child to discriminate between the
good and the inferior, to develop
in his likes and dislikes.
OF the total number Of school
children, there viii be but a very
few who will ever create music, q
larger number who will perform It,
but a great class who win listen to
It's Therefore, the school must
serve this larger class as well as
the potential creators and perform
ers Of music. Charles Lake, Sup
erintendent Of Schools. Cleveland,
Ohio, says: Listening to music is
an art In itself, and like other arts
It requires practice and training.
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Every-Member-
Canvas Over Top
Budget for Episcopal Church As
sured by Members at Splendid
Meeting Held Friday Evening

The EveryJMemberIC Canvas Of the
Good Samaritan Church, Episcopal,
was held In the Parish House FRI
day evening. The event was sue
cessful and largely attended.
The business session was preced-
ed by a delicious dinner, served by
the members Of St Marys Guild.
The meeting was called to order
by w. M. Parker, Senior Warden,
who stated the purpose Of the
gathering and called on Fay Coop
er, treasurer, for a report Of last
years business and an account OF
the budget as outlined for next
year.
Other speakers on the program
were: Mrs. w. N. Parker, presi-
dent Of st. Mary's Guild, Percy
Hansen, Junior Warden, and Rev.
L. e. Kempton. Rev. Kempton
made a splendid talk on the value
Of the church, and asked the MEM
bers not to sign pledges for the
coming year as q matter Of charity,
but as an investment In which all
would share proportionately far
above the amount Of the pledge.
The pledges were then given out
and the check-up showed that
the amount needed for the budget
for the coming year had been over
subscribed. The parish n In good
financial condition, and with the
able leadership Of It's rector, Rev.
Kempton, win no doubt enjoy
great success during the coming
year.
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Riddles! Write Your
Letters to Santa Claus!

Santa Claus viii soon be MAX
ing his annual visit to Sank
Centre and to facilitate his
work, the Herald will again pub
lish the kiddies' letters. These
letters are printed so that San
ia can make his pack up accord
ing to the wants Of the little
folk Of this community.
Get busy Riddles, write your
letters at once and mail or bring
them to the Herald. II you have
q little sister or brother, who
cannot write, you may write
their letters for them.
These letters win be published
in the issue Of December 18th,
hence II Is necessary that they
be sent to the Herald as soon as
possible.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-11-29
Christmas Seal
Sale Open Today
Twenty-Eighth Annual Drive Head
ed in This Community by
L. A. Walker

The twenty-eighth annual Christ
mas Seal sale opens today, Thanks
giving day. The theme Of the CAM
paign this year commentaries the
fftieth anniversary Of the opening
of the first sanatorium in the Unit
ed States for the modern treatment
Of tuberculosis. The seal design de-
picts Little Red" as the cottage
that served as the frst sanatorium
Is called.
Those who wiz take charge Of
the sale In this community are:
Sank Centre-L A. Walker.
Belgrade-Mrs. Alfred Romness.
Brooten-Supt. =. o. Gilbert.
Greenwald-T. G. Wurst-
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One Day Stop-Over at Wash
ington, D. c., Has Been
Added
THIRTEEN DAY VOYAGE
Will Visit Washington's Home
. at Mt. Vernon and His
torical Scenes

11cISS q VIZ OIL pkAoS ASo SAAS
girls in the Popularity Election. A
days stop-over in Washington, D.
c., has been added to the trip to
Chicago, New York and New Or
leans, making the tour thirteen in
stead Of twelve days In Wash
ington, d. c., the lucky girl who
will be acclaimed Miss Sank Cen
ire" will be taken on q complete
motor trip thru the city, and will be
enabled to visit Mt. Vernon and
Alexandria - George Washington's
Home, and other historical and in
teresting sights and places. The
first prize trip will commence Fri
day, January 9th, the two trips to
the Twin Cities will be made Sat
urday, December 18th. The fol-
lowing is the itinerary Of the COM
plete trip:
First day, Jan. 9th-Leave Sank
Centre, morning train, 4:35 A. M.
Daylight ride to Chicago -Break-
fast in Union Station-St. Paul.
Lunch and dinner in dining car
enroute. Arrive Chicago, Union
Station-7:05 p. M. On arrival
Chicago the prize winner will be
met by Mrs. Don Eek, their
chaperone while in Chicago -
transfer to the Morrison Hotel.
At the Morrison she will meet the
prize winners from Bennington,
VT, and Malone, New York,
whom she will accompany to
New Orleans and New York.
Lodging at the Morrison Hotel.
Second day, Jan. 10th-Breakfast
at the Hotel. Transfer to the Il
linois Central Station. Leave
Chicago on the Illinois Central's
famous train, 1.-THE Creole'-9:00
A. M. Lunch and dinner in the
dining car. Pullman accomoda-
tons provided each girl.
Third day, Jan. 11th-Breakfast in
the Dining Car. Arrive New Or
leans, illinois Central Station
9:15 A. M. Transfer to the Roose-
welt Hotel which will be head
quarters while in New Orleans.
At the hotel the three girls will
meet the fourth member Of their
party-the prize winner from
athens, Texas. A full day Of
entertainment and sightseeing
will be provided in New Orleans.
Lunch and dinner at the hotel
Lodging at the famous Roosevelt
Hotel.
Fourth day, Jan. 12th-Brealsfast
at the hotel. Transfer to the
Southern Pacific Ry. Docks at
. 1000 A. M. Sail on the "SS Dix
lie" at 1890 A. M. Fifth day-at
sea. Sixth day-at sea- Seventh
day-at sea- Eighth day-at sea.
Ninth day-at sea.
Ninth day, Jan. 17th--Arrive New
York at Southern Pacific Dock
500 AN. Transfer to the Penn
sylvania Hotel in Texas. Complete
day Of sightseeing In New York
of course all expenses are paid.
Lunch and dinner at the hotel.
Sleeper to Washington.
Tenth day, Jan. 18th-Arrive Wash
ington, D. G. on early morning
train. Complete motor trip OF
Washington, Mt. Vernon and
Alexandria, George Washington's
Home. Leave Washington, D. G.
late afternoon train Dinner en-
route on train.
Eleventh day Jan. 19th--Arrive
Chicago, ILL.,, b. & o., 900 A. NJ.
train. Breakfast will be taken
on train before arrival Chicago.
Mrs. Eek will again meet party
on arrival Chicago and assist in
transfer to the Morrison Hotel
which will be headquarters while
in Chicago. A complete day Of
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afOVEs sPoRT sHOP

Walter Jung win move his sport
Shop from his present location in
the Hintzen Garage to new quart
ers in the Chevrolet Garage about
December LIST. A partition has been
erected in the Office and the new
room win be located on the north
side Of the building. This will make
splendid location for Mt. Jung.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-11-29
Drouth Relief Appli-
cations Will Be Taken

Next Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, from 8 to IL A. NJ.
and from to s p. NJ, applica-
tons will be received for drouth
relief at the Community Club
rooms. Miss Ruth Ceynar Is in
charge Of applications.
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INJURED THURSDAY

John w. Tombers was badly in
jured Thursday afternoon Of last
week while working in his wood
work shop. His left hand was
caught In a jointer and the index
and the next finger were severed.
The accident occurred shortly af-
ter one o'clock. The injury 10 very
painful to Mr.. Tombers, however,
he is getting along as well as can
be expected.
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Contest Will Absolutely Close
Saturday Evening, De-
cember First
GET VOTES IN EARLY
Winners Will Be Announced
at Oxford Theatre at
80 Show

Next Saturday evening, De-
cember LIST, Is the closing date
Of the Popularity Election, at
which time the lady with the
most votes win be crowned
Miss Sank Centre and the
other winners will be announc-
ed at the midnight show at the
Oxford A..eatre. This show
will open at 11:30. Merchants
win give no coupons with pur-
chases after 1880 that evening.
and at HOO o'clock the ballot
boxes will be removed and no
more ballots will be accepted.
The ballot boxes will be taken
10 q special room and the votes
viii be counted behind closed
doors. All votes not I'm the bal
lot boxes at eleven o'clock the
evening Of December LIST, win
not be accepted or counted.
This issue Of the Herald marks
the last publication Of candi-
dates standings, there Is no adj
vantage to hold back ballots
Get them In early 10 facilitate
the counting.
The Sank Centre band will
give q concert from the stage
at the Oxford Theatre at the
midnight show on the closing
night of the Popularity Con-
test All of the girls of the con-
test are asked to be present to
hear the winners announced,
and those not receiving awards
win be able to give the winners
q big hand, and show that there
are no poor losers In Sank Gem
tire.
On Friday and Saturday Of thi
week the merchants will agail
Iponsor the Popularity Sales, an,
hese will be conducted the sam
Is during the past several sales
There will be no double votes givel
n this campaign as was rumore,
N the streets.
ldlc LlcTCuduLS, WIZ nave doN1
in this issue, will agar
rive 1000 votes on a dollar pur
.hase of items as advertised. CHI
he coupons in the various adver
isements in the Herald, sign then
md take them to the merchant
designated, and upon presentation
md purchase OF $1.O0 worth o
TENS advertised you will receiv
900 votes to aid your favorite II
he popularity election. This is al
opportunity for futur
,uying Of necessities and for tn
purchase Of Christmas gifts.
The standings as counted up I,
evening are as follows:
cecilia Bromenshenkel ........ $50, 81
Helen Brown ............................ 6S9, IL
Margaret Carpenter .............. 6SS, 81
dary Markson ........................ 369, 20
1orathea Fischer .-...........--..- 262, II
Vivian Mcnamara .........-........ 15O, 95
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The State Of Tabasco, Mexico,
forbids women to use high heels.
corsets and rouges under penalty
Of a fine and confscation Of the
prohibited articles.
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Refreshing sleep on hot nights IL
made possible by an air-condition-
ing machine equipped with cano-
py which fits over the bed.
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Junior Class
Play Will Be
Given Dec. 7
"Huckleberry Finn" Three
Act Play, Being Coached
by Miss Wilder
GOOD CAST SELECTED
Reserved Seat Sale Will Open
December Fourth at
200 O'clock

On Friday evening. December
7th, in the Junior High School
Auditorium the Junior Class Of the
Sank Centre High School will pre-
sent the three-act play, Huckle-
berry Finn" which concerns the
youth and early manhood Of that
well-known character Of Mark
Twain's Huckleberry Finn. This
play Is being coached and directed
by Miss Helen Wilder.
Huckleberry's father, a worthless
drunkard, is believed to have
been drowned, as a body identified
as his had been recovered from the
river. Huck goes to live with Pol
~ and Ruth Watson, who "try to
make a man Of him." Later the
whole town is startled and shocked
when Mr.. Finn reappears. Con-
sequently, there Is danger Of Huck's
being taken away by his father-a
danger which increases the cares
Of Polly and Ruth, who have grown
to love Huck.
Huck's running away upon his
fathers return causes further COM
plications which finally straighten
out and the play ends happily for
everyone. Mingled with the more
serious episodes Of the play are
humorous incidents which will
bring many a chuckle from not
only those who are familiar with
and like Mark Twain's characters,
but also from those who do not
know them quite so well
The cast Is as follows:
Polly Watson --....... Fern Pickett
Ruth Watson ........ Anabel Garfield
Mary Jane .......- Wanda Carpenter
Fred Raymond .....-... Judy Dubois
Melba White ................ Jean Grindy
Clara Nappinger So. Dorothy Kohl
Amy Nappingera ........-Irene Brophy
Huckleberry Finn $50. James Thiegs
John Finn ...--........... Daniel Calvin
Tom Sawyer ......--.-.. Clifford Weber
The following students are also
working on the play:
Business Manager - Melba Peter
son.
Stage Managers-Ruth Grindy and
Lorraine Carlson.
Costume Mattresses Mary Scott
and Cecil Markson.
Prompter-Helen Minette.
Admission will be 15c for all stu
dents and Csc for adults. There will
be no charge for reserved seats for
adults but the price Of reserved
seats for all students will be SC
extra. Reserved seats will be on
sale at the Corner Drug Store be-
ginning Tuesday afternoon, Decem-
Der 4th at 200 o'clock.
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Application OF Ray Reese. Carmel for
certificate 20 operate motor vehicles as
common carrier Of property from In
dianapoiis TO Noblesville. passing through
and serving Nora. Home Place. Carmel.
Westdeld over Highways 81 and %
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in the Rooms Of
Commission 40l State House. indianapolis.
Ind. 80 p NJ. Monday. Jan %. 1884
Public participation is requested.
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Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause ia tie Rooms of
Commission. az Indianapolis. Ind. at 10
A NJ, on Jan. p 1884
Public participation in this hearing IS
requested by the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
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Application Of Amiel Weidfogel. Wau-
se0n. Ohio for certificate TO operate mo-
tor vehicles as q common carrier Of
property from Chicago TO Pittsburg Pa,
passing through and serving Gary. Angola.
Hammond, Butler. TowEley over Highways
90 s. 30
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Will conduct public
hearing in this cause in the Rooms Of
Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis,
md. 9 A. M Monday Jan 30 1894
Public participation IS requested.
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Application Of John Dubois. Midtown.
for certificate 70 operate motor vehicles
as a common carrier Of property from
Louisville 70 Midtown over Highways $50
ard &c.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in the Rooms Of
Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis.
I'D . = NJ. Monday. Jan %. 1884.
Public PARTICIPATION IS requested.
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$500 to $24.00 OF.
Indiana Gold Ref. Co 140 NJ Illinois St.
FEDERAL LICENSE NO 81
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Indianapolis. for Ger ihcate to operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier Of
dianapols. Lebanon, Thorntown. Frank
fort, Lafayette. over highway Nos. 81,
80. %.
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in the Rooms Of
Commission, 40l State House. indianapolis,
md. 1870 2. NJ Thursday. jar. 25, 1884.
Public participation is requested
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India y mills Tn Ian
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Application Of Ayers Fast Freight Cor
poratiOn. Portland. for certificate 10 op-
crate motor vehicles as a common carrier
of property passing through md serving
Portland FIT Wayne BRYANT Geneva,
Berne. Monroe. Decatur. Monmouth. over
Highways q and p.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in the Rooms Of
Commission. Adj State House. Indianapolis,
md. 30 p. NJ. Thurs day. Jan. 25. 1881.
Public participation is requested
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WILL SELL-For storage charges amount
ing 10 s22, Jan. %. 1884. at 10 a. m:
serial No. wy AIS ZEE. Mrs. j. y.
Ruby. 1903 College.
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Application of Welsh Bros Motor serv-
ice. Hammond, for certificate to operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier Of
property from Chicago to Hammond Whit
ing. E. Chicago and Gary.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing il this cause in the Rooms Of
Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis.
Ind. 80 P. NJ. Thursday. Jan. 25 1894
Public participation is requested
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Application of D. & E. Trucking. Inc.
indianapolis. for certificate to operate
motor vehicles as q COMMON carrier of
property passing through and serving In
0lanapoilS. BrOWnStOWn. Pltt1boro. Lizton,
louisville, Waynetown VeedeIsbuTg. Cow
ington
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause in the Rooms of
Commission. 401 State House. Indianapolis.
IND, 4. NJ, Wednesday. Jan. 81 1884
Public participation is requested.
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Application Of :. B. C. Coach Lines
Inc, TT. Wayne, for certificate to operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier Of
passengers and property from Fl Wavre
70 LlgOnier. passing through and servi
South Bend auburn Garrett. Kendallville.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause in the Rooms Of
commission, 401 State House. Indianapolis.
Ind, 1870 p. NJ. Wednesday. Jan 81 1884
Public participation is requested
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Application Of T H0sapDle d b 2
Holsapple Truck Line Vincennes for Ger
tifcare 20 operate motor vehicles as a
common carrier Of property from ST.
Louis 10 Nashville. Tenn passing through
and serving Vincennes. Princeton. Evans
Vile
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing in this cause IN the Rooms OF
Ind. I 30 P II. Monday Jan 20. 1884.
Public participation is requested.
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