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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Provoz panamskym kanalem
zdvo;nasoben.

Prof. w. O.. Blanchard, z IL
linoisk6 university prohlasil V
st. Louis, Mo-. pred shromaz-
denim sdruzen1 pro pokrok We
dy, We skupine zemepisne, re
prGplav panamsky Sc elm dale
tim vice uplatnuje a vyplac1 a
re provoz sc Cd reku 1911
zdvojnasobil ma 5 az 6 millionG
tun, kdezto V roce 1929 jiz ma
II milion1. Uspora ma jedne
tune oproti zeleznic1m cinf $40
a mimo to udrzuje zeleznicn1
poplatky z dGvodG konkurenc-
mich ma n1zkem stupni.
Prof. Blanchard dale doka-
zal statistickymi daty, jakou
dGlezitost ma prGplav pro a.
mericky obchod V ohledu do
rravy cd jednoho oceanu k
druhemu. Celych Is procent
nakladG kanalem provezenych
prripada ma obchod americky.
Tento pocet Sc t6m6T ma polo
vinu rozbfha bud do USA ane-
DO mezi obchodni styky S O.
statn1mi cement v ohledu me-
zinarOdn1m.
Ucenec prozkoumal dejiny
a vySi provozu behem 20 let
cd otevFen1 prGplavu roce
1911 a rOzd6lil tutO periOdu
ma tTi obdob1. Prvych Is rokG
ukazoval provoz stale zvyso-
van1 a to prvych asi osm let je-
nom pozvolne, ale "a to nasle-
duj1c1ch 7 let bylo zvysen1 vel
mi napadne, coz Sc vysv6tluje
horecnemu tezenf oleje v Ka-
lifornii. Potion die jeho pro-
hlasenf nasledoval pTechodny
pokles V letech 1929 a 1882.
Ia pT1cinu sc uvad1 svetova
deprese. Tfetim obdobfm v
historic pr1plavu jsou posledn1
tTi l6ta behem jichz Sc provoz
stale zvysoval coz jest dals1m
neklamnym d1kazem, re nej-
horst bod deprese jest jiz pre-
konan a pom6ry Sc We vsech
zemfch ponenahlu lepsf.
"V pf1tomne dob6," pravil
ma konec professor, "nejtezs1m
problemem panamskeho prG-
plavu jest otazka dopravnich
prostTedkG". Kdysi Sc mluvi-
10 O zr1zen1 pr6plavu noveho.
To prohlasil prof. Blanchard
"a pouhy sen, S n1mz nen1 ami
nutno ami mono dohledne
budoucnosti pocftati. Nynej-
Sim potTebam mezinarodniho
obchodu panamsky prGplav
pine %vyhovuje, cehoz padnym
dGkazem jest stale vzrdstajfc1
provoz a jeho v%ynosnost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Z obchodniho sporu smrt.

V Milwaukee, Wis, John
Jambor, m1sto-pTedseda jam
Dor Tool & Stamping Co., smr-
telne postrelil Henry Pressin-
gera, tajemnika teze firmy, a
pax Sc sam usmrtil. Oba byli
obchodn1mi spolecnfky ma 20
let. Zabit1 Sc odehralo behem
schdze riditelstva tovarny, a
vyvrcholilo spor mezi obema,
~trvaj1c1 nekolik mes1cG. We
schulz Sc pohadali k Will pre-
vodu stocku. 0 neco pozdeji,
pc zahajenf sch6ze, Pressin-
ger pocal povolovati. Kdyz Sc
shybl k pokladne pro ony pa
p1ry, Jambor vytahl revolver
a stfelil jej dvakrate do hlavy.
PAX Sc san usmrtil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Hoover navrhl nahradu "a
AAA.

V Lincoln, Nebraska, pfi-
mlouval Sc byvaly president
Herbert Hoover, ably nahra-
Zen byl akt hospodarskych u
lev, zavrzeny nejvyssim SOU
dem Sopj. Statd, aktem jinym.
EXpresident mluvil v koliseu
Nebraska university, pred "a
stupem odhadovanym ma 49,
900 hlav. Nektere jeho vyvo-
dy byly bourlive a~klamovany.
DIE neho mel by byti odber
potravin povzbuzen ~zvysenou
zamestnanost1 coz Sc mGze
staff pry jen tehdy, bude-li
rozpocet uveden v rovnovahu
a ustalena mena a liver. Far
marGm ma byti vice usnadnen
trh domaci i zahranicnf a tito
mali zanechati pozemku ne1-
rodnych, ma kterych nelze ami
uhajiti proste zit1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Ellsworth, polarni letec
naIezen.. +

Lincoln ellsworth a jeho pc
mocny pilot, jsou v bezpecf ma
palube zachranne lodi, drama
ticky zachraneni zivotu po-
larnf koncine, kde jim hrozi-
la smrt hladem 81 zmrznut1m.
Jich zdravotn1 stav je pomer-
ne dobry, &C Ellsworth, znamy
americky polarnf badatel, tr-
pf zachlazen1m.
Zachranna LODI Discovery II.
vyslana spolecne vladami An
gle a Australia, nalezla Ellis
wortha a Herberta Kenyona,
|jeho pomocnfka, v Little Anne
RIGA. Letci, kteff Sc vydali ma
polarnf let z Dundee ostrova,
ably vykonali prvn1 let pres
antarktickou pevninu, byli po-
hfesovani jiz cd %. listopadu.
V dobe, kdy byli nalezeni, me-
Ii potravy jiz jen do pr1st1ho
patku. Dundee ostrov je 600
mil Cd Hornova mysu, a oba
letci celkem uleteli ma $500
mil.
Ellsworth a Kenyon spotTe-
[bovali svGj gasolin ma sve Cd
vazne vyprave pres vodn1
|spousty jiznfch polarnfch mo-
ri. Jelikoz jich radio-vysflac
byl porouchan, nemohli roze-
s1lati zpravy, volaj1c1 o prispe-
nj.
Poruc1k Hill popsal zachra-
nu slovy:
"Pfi nasem prfjezdu parnf-
KEN Discovery v zatoee velryb
videli jeme ma ledove barika-
de stan a vyveseny kus oranzo-
veho platna. Kdyz jsme vypa-
ILL raketu, nedostali jsme Cd
povedi. Maly aeroplan byl
poslan do Little America, pet
mil daleko. Kenyon vystou-
pill, a byl mu shozen padak s
potravinami a dopisem. Ken
yon Sci nam vstr1c, a sesel Sc
Sc zachrannou vypravou. Byl
prijat ma palube v 1885 hod.,
16 ledna. Oznamil nam, re
Ellsworth je ma zivu, ale trpl
mens1m zachlazenfm. Vypra-
va 81 raz1 cestu ku pfedu, ably
Sc S MIN setkala. Poole poz-
dejS1 zpravy, oba letci byli jiz
watt ma palubu.
"Americky letec pravil, re
mu dosel gasolin 20 mil Cd Lit
tie America, kde byl donucen
sestoupiti. Porucha vysilace
zpGsobila, re radio nemohlo
vyslati zpravy o pTispenf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Hojnost potomkH.

Jerry Hall, ktery nedavno
oslavil 80. narozeniny, zemrel
u Halls Branch ma potoku
Beach severne cd Whitesburg,
KY. Churavel pouze nekolik
hodin. Ia deset dn1 byl by do
sahl sto rokG veku sveho. Fem
rel ma m1ste, kde Sc narodil.
Ia sveho zivota byl pouze diva
KRAFT mimo okres. Jeho man
zelka zemfela pred nekolika
Lefty. Odchovali Is d1tek, z
nichz nejstars1 syn je nynf rs
lety; vsichni jsou zenat1 a vda-
nj a jejich d1tky uz mali take
potomky, take vsech potion
XII zesnuleho je nekolik set.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24

jasnena, ackoliv byly pf1zna-
ky, re Sc Dude vyhledavati no.
We uzakonen1 byvale procesnl
dane, CO zdroj potfebnych
pTijmG.
= Michigansky senator Van
denberg, republican, ma navrh
ma resent farmaTskych bolG.
Pravi, re vlada mfsto poskyto-
vani benefitG rolnikGm, Ia O.
mezeni produkce, by mela:
Zajistiti plnou celni ochranu
pro 1rodu prodanou pro do
macf spotfebu, a ujmouti Sc
vudcovstvi We spycharovanf w
roby "a cenu, jakou by vynes-
la IA svetovych trz1ch.
= Valecny department Spo-
jenych StatG Dude dale pokra-
covati We svych superintendent
S Dieselovymi motory, vytape-
nymi olejem, zdali by nebyly
vhodnejsl pro vojenska letad-
la neil motory dosavadn1.
Pokusy S Dieselovymi motto
ry kona armadn1 letecky sbor
a pax take ufadovna pro ma
mofni letectv1 pri department
tn namornictv1, jakoz i narod-
nj poradnf vybor pro letectvf,
ktery provad1 badatelskou pra
ci We svych laboratorich ma
Langley Field We Virginii.
Packard Motor Car Compa-
ny obdrzela jiz pred casem
kontrakty ma dodanf 1plnych
Dieselovych motord, ktere Sc
zkouseji ma letisti Wright
Field u Dayton, Ohio. Vlada
neposkytuie subvenc1 soukro-
mym spolecnostem k pokus-
nym ucel1m a proto must ku-
povati jiz hotove stroje.
Dieselovy motory, ktere spo-
tfebujf jenom asi jednu ctvrti-
nu paliva jake gasolinove mo-
tory, v pT1pade zdokonalenf
zajistily by vojenskym letad-
linn mnohem dels1 let, coz by
bylo zvlaste dGlezite u letadel
bombardovacich. Take by "a
iistily letcGm vetsi bezpecnost,
krone cehoz by Sc letadla da-
la snadneji ovladati.
= Podpora Bfleho domu pro
80 bod. tyden prace, pomoci
zakonG, ktere by postavily a.
mericky prdmysl provozovany
mezistatn1m obchodem pro to-
to vymezen1 pracovn1 dolby, ie
vyhledavana kongres. Come
rym, ktery CO predseda vybo-
ru prace snemovne pravil !:
"Hodlam pfedloziti tuto yale
zitost CO nejdrfve pred presi-
denta, a podati mu nazory kite
re jak doufam, dostanou jeho
podporu."
Zmfnena pTedloha je podpo-
rovana Americkou federaci
prace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
OpatTuji farmafIGm dojnice.

z Victorie, Texas, Sc sdelu-
je, re spolecnost Kraft Phenix
Cheese prodava farmaT6m 80
cistokrevnych dojnic, ably pax
cd Mich kupovala vyborne
mleko, ktere dojnice davaj1.
Je zaj1mave, re spolecnost no
ola tamnim farmafGm KRAFT
KEN case opatriti asi tisfc dol
mic. Soudf Sc, re ODE strany
budou spokojeny. Mnoho far
mari v okolf hodla Sc vice We
novati dobytku a mlekaTstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Oc.ava ruskeho basnika
Puskina.

Clevelandstf Rusove slavili
stolete vyrocf smrti nejvetslho
ruskeho basn1ka, Alexandra
Sergejovice PuSkina. Mimo il
ne promluvil ma velmi cetne
navst1vene slavnosti take csl.
konsul, DIR. Jaroslav Gardav-
sky. Velke nadsenf vzbudila
recitace slavne Puskinovy bas-
ne coda ma svobodu", jez mu
pred lety vynesla vypovezen1
z PetrOhradu.
Puskin (narozeny v r.. 1899
pochazel re stareho slechtic-
keno rodu. Kdyz bylo Puski-
now Is let, objevila Sc prvn1
jeho vytistena prace, ktera br-
zy znarodnela. .
Pc skoncen1 studii Sc pripo-
jill k liberaln1mu hnuti a ma
lem re by Sc byl pro sve saty-
ricke verse tepajlcf samoder-
zav1 nedostal ma Sibfr. Costa
ma Kavkaz, kterou podnikl, v
mem zanechala trvaly DOZEN,
jehoz ohlas Sc cd tie dolby cas-
to ozyva V jeho basnich. Pc oh
Jeveni spiknutf t. Nv. dekabris-
tn byl opet We velkem nebez-
peel zatcen1, nez boure minu-
la klidne, &C mt policie neu-
stale ztrpcovala zivot. Pro
pfeklady nekterych francouz-
skych basn1 byl dan pod poll
ceJn1 dozor, We kterem z1stal
az do smrti. Pres to byl u dvo-
ra obl1ben a careho dial zaTadi-
tt do 1fednictva zahranicnfho
ministerstva S velkym rocnfm
platem, &C nemel mic ma praci
a mohl Sc proto vyhradne We
novat sve literarn1 cinnosti. O.
zeniv Sc zanechal Puskin drf-
vejs1ho bujneho zivota a byl
Istasten, dokud Sc adoptovany
syn holandskeho vyslance v
Petrohrade nezacal napadne
dvofit jeho slicn6 choti. Ne
pfatele basn1ka toho vyuzili k
rozslren1 klepG, re S nj udrzu-
je pomer, a sve cti vice nez Ii
vota dbaly Puskin proto W.
zval mladeho barona ma SOU
BOZ. Byl zranen kul1 z bam-
bitky tax tezce, re druheho
dine skonal. V uznani jeho "a
sluh o rozvoj ruske literatury
ulehcil car posledn1 okamziky
jeho pohnuteho zivota aspon
tim re jeho zene a dvema de-
tenn vykazal velmi sluSnou pen
ST 5000 rublG rocne.
z hlavnlch del velkeho bas-
n1ka, jenz Size podlehnul vlivu
Lorda Byrona, ale pri tom z1-
stall We sve poesii naveskrz rus
ky, slus1 jmenovati nadherou
mluvy a pouzit1m lidovych PRIV
XII vynikaj1c1 d1lo Russian a
Ludmila, drama Boris Godu-
nov,s nev1danym 1spechem ma
Rusi Sc potkavs1 epos Even
Onegin (bylo zhudebneno We
stejnojmenne opere Cajkow-
skiho), We kterem vytvoril po-
prve typ "zbytecneho Glove
ka" objevujfc1ho Sc cd tie dolby
tax caste V ruske literature,
nekolik SHREK lyriky atd. Pra-
coval i V prose a vydal mimo
dina dila historickeho obsahu,
nekolik romanG tax pozoruho-
zejmena Dejiny povstanf Pu-
gaceva. Vliv PuskinGv ma dali
81 vyvoj ruske literatury byl
velmi hluboky a trvaly a ozy-
va Sc i V ceskem p1semnictvi,
zejmena u Karla Hynka Ma
chy, jenz Get jeho verse v pre-
klade. Kotv1c hluboko v ma
rodn1 pGde je Puskinova poe
sic zaroven vselidskou, pronik-
nuta vnitrn1m zarem miluj1ci
lidske duse a hlubokou prav-
divost1 citu, nehlede ami k for
maln1 dokonalosti a krase rus
keno jazyka. Puskin je SOU
casne take zakladatelem rus
Ike kritiky literarn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
a

V Ossining, n. =, Albert
Fish, 65 let starry naterac, KITE
ry zavrazdil Grace Buddovou,
sestiletou, znasilniv il v opus
tenem farmarskem staven1 v
okresu Westchester v r. 1928,
zemrel ma elektricke zidli V
trestnici Sing Sing.
= John Smith,, Al let starry
MATTEL restaurantu, ktery byl
usvedcen, re zabil J. Wilsona
We rvacce, rovnez byl popra-
ven tamtez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-01-24
Ma co je dosti pensz.

We Hollywood, Kalifornie,
Paramount Film studio obno-
vilo ma jeden rok smlouvu S
Mae West, ktera ma napsati
nebo pTijmouti dive libreta pro
filmy a hrati v Mich hlavnl ro-
Ii. Ia tuto jednorocni praci
ma dostati kolem $3.50, 900.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
&c Children Have
Parts In Operetta

Six children Of the grade school
will play leading parts and sixty
others will represent vegetables in
the operetta, "Peter Rabbit" to be
presented at p. m. Friday in the
Lincoln school auditorium.
The story pictures the adven-
lures of naughty Bunny who af-
ter disobeying his mother suffers
several narrowing experiences in
the garden of Farmer MacGregor,
Edwin Roswell will portray Peter
Rabbit; Billy Baldwin, Farmer
MacGregor; Shirley Mae Cannon,
Mother Rabbit; Patsy O'Callag-
han, Flopsy Rabbit; Marcella
Kemnitz, Mopsy Rabbit and John
Austbo, Cotton Tail.
Children in the Beans group
will be Carol Lynn, Ruth Ann
johnson, Robert Kleinart, Marie
Keil, Betty Jean Huhnerkoch,
Harlan Hagen, Charlotte Otto,
Allyn Seickert, Harold Kruger,
Edna Karo, James Gray and Ell
eanore Engeman. Big Beans will
be Jimmie Trefry, Erwin Herman,
Gordon Wolverton, Douglas Davis,
Kenneth Knowlton, Robert Wood
and George Mansfeldt. The Or
binary Beans will be Bethel Starr,
Ruth Dale Gold, Janis Nupson,
Gloria Neuenburg, Ross Robbins,
Robert Pryor, Juanita Bishop, Lu-
Lu Green, Joan Hillig and Bobbie
Flashenreim.
Nadene Wendt Phyllis Irish,
Dorothy Simpson, Grace Brinker,
Harriet Lauterbach, Marian Sch
mid, Alyce Miller, Marian Orth,
Phyllis Corcoran and Jean Schen-
ok will represent the Lettuce; the
Carrots will be Harland Routhe,
Bobby Buckley, Calvin Bruer,
Francis Dwyer, James Whittet,
Robert Cook, James Pettis, Rus
sell Treu, Dean Muetzel and Kim
ball Glassco and the Peas will be
portrayed by Corrine Paffrath,
Gladys Weber, Marcella Hubin,
Margaret Jean Feigal, Dorothy
Hagen; Lola Symes, Verniel
Washburn, Borghild Olson, Helen
Bake and Mary Hoffman.
Other children of the grade
school and members of the Junior
high school glee club will assist
in the chorus work for the produc-
tion which is directed by Miss Ev-
elyn Shank assisted by all MEM
bers of the grade school faculty.
Sixth grade boys who viii act
as ushers are James Finn, Frank
Forbes, Rodney Clark, Billie Ing
lis, John Lauterbach, Douglas
Week, Cletus Zitzman and Henry
|. .Nupson q.
Admission charges will be
cents for children and g cents =
adults. ~ Z
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13

Superintendent Gray, Miss
Daisy Vittum and Miss jeanette
Lee went to Morgan Tuesday eve
ming where they were judges in
declamatory contest.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
Drifts Isolate
County After Storm
Continued from page onel

In Redwood Falls, train and bus
schedules were returned to nor
NAL, pending another storm. With
highways blocked from the Twin
Cities no buses were able to ar
rive or leave the city until Tues
day. The bus from Marshall
bound for the Twin Cities by way
of Olivia was compelled to remain
in Redwood Falls until late Tues
day, while the regular schedule
was resumed Wednesday.
The M & st. L railway ran on
schedule Tuesday night for the
first time since Saturday after the
plow had eaten it's way through
during the day. The Chicago,
North Western train made its
way Monday from Sleepy Eye be-
hind the plow which cleared the
tracks of five and six feet of
snow. The plow was derailed at
the crossing near the Farmers
Elevator but was put back on the
rail in about 20 minutes.
Redwood Falls was without
mail service from Saturday until
Tuesday, although the star route
from Winthrop did deliver a
small amount Monday, most of it
being second class mail. No first
class mail arrived until Tuesday
afternoon, the entire route from
the Twin Cities being made by
truck. The first mail by rail was
carried in on the early morning
train. The star route including,
Wabasso, Vesta, Lucan, Milroy
and Clements was open Wednes-
day, but the Echo route still re-
NAMED blocked.
Residents confined to their
homes Sunday by the blizzard
were without any late newspapers
to read and Sunday papers did
not reach the city until Monday
night. They were delivered in the
residential district Tuesday.
Fear of a possible fire led the
firemen to remain awake all Sat
urday night in the fire house,
with all the equipment loaded on
toboggans. Warnings were sent
out not to overhead furnaces or
stoves, as the severity of the
weather would have made the
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
REDWOOD MAN ON
BOAT FILMED IN
MARCH OF TIME"

Frank D. Crooks, former Red
wood Falls resident and brother of
G. L. Crooks, is an engineer on
the coast guard cutter, Ithasca,
shown in the "March of Time"
film last Wednesday and Thurs
day nights at the Redwood thea
tire.
The boat was shown transport
ing young scientists to uninhabit-
ed islands owned by the United
States in the southern waters of
the Pacific waters. The men were
to remain of the islands for six
months, keeping weather records
for use in planning trans-Pacific
air routes.
Mr.. Crooks was born in Red
wood Falls and left here about 25
years ago. He has been in the
coast guard service for IL years
and is now stationed at Honolu-
lu, Hawaii.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
fighting of the blaze almost use

fighting of the blaze almost use
less.
The supply of coal in the city
is low at present, with no lump
coal available at all. One car
load was received Wednesday and
more was hoped for today. One
coal company was selling only
half-ton orders.
For the first time, the Redwood
theatre did not hold it's regular
performance, when no films could
be brought through for the Sun
day show. The films arrived in
time for Monday nights perform
ance.
Doctors answering calls in the
country had to travel by sleigh,
Dr.. j. Gordon Cole driving five
miles east of Redwood Falls to
deliver a baby boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward D. Johnson. A crew
of eight men shoveled a passage
for Mrs. Henry Amberg, Jr. of
North Redwood Monday afternoon
TO Redwood Falls where she gave
birth to a baby girl at the Red
wood Falls hospital.
Many weekend motorists to the
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13

Twin Cities could not return any
nearer than Glencoe, and we're
forced to remain there over Sun
day, some of them making their
way to Redwood Falls by way Df
Hector Monday and other return
ing Tuesday.
Leroy Buhner had to travel 80
miles to make what would haye
been ordinarily 25 mile "TRIP,
when he was stalled at Echo by
the storm. He drove to Redwood
Falls Monday by way of Danube,
Olivia, Bird Island, Hector and
Fairfax.
One story is related of an Illi-
nois travelling man who was COM
PEELED to abandon his automobile
in the ditch between Gaylord and
New Auburn Saturday night
Monday a crew was probing the
snow banks with a fish pole to
locate the machine.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13

= Mrs. E. H. johnson will enter
tain her contract club this eve
ming.
Mrs. O. H. johnson entertained
her contract club Wednesday af-
ternoon.
M. j. Odlaug has been confined
to his home this week because of
illness.
The Mysotis Club will meet Fri
day evening with Mrs. Julia
Glassco as hostess.
The Ladies Aid of the English
Lutheran church will not meet un-
til Thursday, March 5.
Mrs. E. A. Pease is at the Jack
Simpson home caring for Mrs.
Simpson who has been ill for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Edgar Cole and Mrs. j. G.
Mahal will entertain informally
this afternoon in honor of Mrs. F.
E. Perrizo.
Francis Campbell who is at
tending the College of Agriculture
at the University of Minnesota
came Tuesday to spend Lincoln's
birthday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. M. Campbell.
Blk Griebler of Granite Falls
motored to Minneapolis Tuesday
to get his sister, Mrs. Pearl Fuller
who underwent gall bladder and
appendix operation recently at
University hospital. Mrs. Fuller
is now recuperating at her home
here.
j. G. Mahal who underwent an
operation at Eitel hospital, Min
neapolis the latter part Of the
week returned home Tuesday eve
ming. w. L. Hardy who accom-
panied him remained there for
further treatment.
Members of the Girls club of
the senior high school gathered
in the Home Economics rooms of
the Lincoln building at z p. m.
Wednesday for a taffy pull and
Valentine party. A program of
games furnished the amusement
for the early part of the evening
after which the taffy pull took
place followed by other refresh
ments. Kathleen Brown, jeanette
Hillig and Berna Scheffler were
on the entertainment committee
and the refreshments committee
was made up of Betty Greene,
Mary Orth and Ruth Alexander.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
CARDINALS MEET
new ULM FRIDAY
Game To Be Played On Floor
To Be Used In District
Tournament

The Redwood Falls Cardinals
will have a chance to accustom
themselves to conditions under
which they will compete for the
district 10 basketball title in
their game Friday night with
New Ulm on the latter's large ar
mory floor.
The Cards will also try to OBJ
tain revenge for the defeat the
German town quint handed them
earlier in the season, when New
Ulm won on the Redwood Falls
floor 10 to IL. The Redwood Jun
ior high quint will meet the New
Ulm Junior high team, whom it
defeated before the Christmas
holidays.
Meanwhile Sleepy Eye which
continues unconquered and regis
tered its tenth victory against
Redwood Falls, will meet St.
James, the Little Ten Tail-ender
on the Jimmies' floor. The In
dians who have now completed the
IOQIlUS OI CIlc ClICulC dllu nave uC-
feated every one of the other nine
teams in the conference, will be
guarding against any chance sur
prise st. James may uncover. Last
week St. James upset good Fair
mont aggregation 26 to 25 for its
first victory in Little Ten compe-
tition.
Following the New Ulm tilt, the
Cardinals have only two games,
with Morton and Lamberton, re-
naming before going into the dis
trict tourney, March 5, 6, and Z.
Sleepy Eye will have four contests
left on it's schedule, two with
Fairfax and Winthrop seemingly
pushovers, while the other two,
with New Ulm and Springfield,
will have to be taken cautiously.
Class A teams are finishing
their regular seasons competition
and will prepare for the Redwood
Falls tourney, February % and 20,
which will decide the ninth quin-
tet to take part in the district
meet. The regional tournament is
scheduled for the weekend follow
ing the district tourney, at Monte
video and after that will come the
state meet in the Minneapolis
auditorium.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
Basketball Results

Sleepy Eye 81, Redwood Falls
10.
Glencoe 2O-22, Norwood Young
America 1912.
Tracy 81, Balaton 16.
st. James 1920, Fairmont 25-
II.
Other Scores
Gibbon "a, st. Mary's, Sleepy
Eye, IA.
Ivanhoe 20, Lake Benton 81.
Window 26, Worthington 25.
Amboy SO, Lake Crystal Is.
Fairfax 31-3O, Morton 1920.
New Ulm Trinity 33, Winthrop
IA.
Litchfield %, Willmar 81.
Bird Island 36-19, Renville 10
IL.
Madison 26, Montevideo 19.
Mountain Lake 21, Comfrey Is.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
NEW FARM SALE
DATES ARRANGED

Snow-blocked roads and cold
weather forced the postponement
of many farm auctions. A new
list Of dates was announced We'd
nesday by Stewart and Crocker,
auctioneers, including the follow
ing:
February IA Franz Hagen, Wa
basso.
February Is, S. L. Park, Red
wood Falls.
February II, Yves Mckay, Del
hi.
. February 1S, Joe schons,
Springfield.
February 10, Nils Nilsson, Nor
gan.
February 20, Andrew Hagert,
Wabasso.
February 21, Kenney and Smith,
Redwood Falls.
February %, William Reetz,
Renville.
February "a, Whittet and VOL
verton, Redwood Falls.
February 25, D. R. McCorquo-
dale, Delhi.
February 26, Carl Hagen, Bel
view.
February 27, Herman P. Alter
matt, Vesta.
February %, Martin Prodoehl,
North Redwood.
March 4, Sandager and Montiel,
Belview.
March 5, Otto Nantke, Renville.
March Is, Sam Sampson, Bel
view.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-13
Jim Inglis Scores
In u OF M Game

Two field goals by Jim Inglis,
former Redwood Falls star eager
and member of the 1933-34 state
tournament team, were not
eonugh to give the University of
Minnesota B team a victory over
the Gopher freshmen quint Mon
day night in the field house fol-
lowing the Minnesota Purdue tilt.
The rangy freshmen won by a
score Of 81 to "a.
Andy Uram, Minnesota grid
der, led the B team in scoring
with five points, while Inglis and
Lowell Sullivan, former Mechan-
les Arts of St. Paul center and an
opponent of Inglis when Mechan-
les and the Cardinals clashed in
the state tourney two years ago,
were next with four.