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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23
ELIZABETH EDDLEBLUTE DIES

Mrs. Elizabeth Mott Eddleblute,
81 widow of Wants Eddleblute, died
Wednesday evening at nine o'clock,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Milton Bishop, Roseville, following
a two years illness. She was a
daughter of the late Vandevere and
Anna Wallace Mott, and was of
family of II children. Mrs. Eddie
blute, until recently, spent her en-
tire life in Stockport. She was a
member of the M. P. church at
Stockport. She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Bishop, at whose
home she died; Mrs. ]. L. Henery,
and Mrs. Ida Hooper, both of Stock
port one son, Clarence Eddleblute,
of Roseville; brother, Robert Mott,
Point Pleasant, w. Va; two sisters,
Mrs Eva Lochary, Canton, and Mrs.
jamie Ray, of Dale; II grandchil-
dren; 80 great grandchildren, and
two great great grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete, but interment will be at
Stockport.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23

ceased's daughter, Winifred Leeper,
is bqueathed his residence in Bex-
ley, $500 in money, also the one
half part of any and all other per-
sonaI property that is not otherwise
disposed Of To DR.. Clyde Leeper,
his son, is given his Masonic ring,
and his other Masonic property;
also medical library, and medical
and surgical instruments. The will
states should his said daughter
marry before her mother dies, one
half of what will gives her, is to go
to her mother, if then living, and if
not living, to be put in trust fund
for benefit of grandson, James H.
Leeper. VIM. H. Leeper, brother,
and Dr.. Clyde Leeper, son, and
Winifred Leeper, daughter, are
named in will as executors. The
will bears date of June 8, 1888, and
is witnessed by T. J. Bailey and
Lucy Bailey.
Will of Brenceley Sheridan Shook.
late of Homer township, is admitted
to probate. All property is be-
queathed to his wife, during her
life, and after her death to be di-
vided among three children. To
Mrs. Ann Vincent, daughter, the
Lymum track; to deceased's son,
Clyde A. Shook, the Maggie Griffith
tract, and to his daughter Alta
Moody, portion on east side of road.
Said children are to hold property
during their lifetime, and at their
deaths property is to descend to
their several heirs forever Gland is
not to be sold). Should any parties
named attempt to break terms of
will, they shall forfeit all right to
their share of Inheritance, which in
heritance shall then become the
Joint property Of other heirs. The
will also states that should at any
time valuable, minerals be found on
land, each heir shall share equally
in profit derived therefrom, not
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23
Westland

The following people from this
vicinity attended the Miller reunion
at Marietta, Saturday: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Abel and children Richard,
Blaine and Elizabeth, Frank Miller
and family, Harold Harris and fam
lily, Harold Best and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred McInturf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Delmar Niceswanger, George
Miller and sons Raymond and Rus
sell, Robert Tignor, Kenneth Carr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Greathouse.
Mrs. George Abel and children
Donna, Ruth and George, jr., were
Friday afternoon visitors at Henry
Abels.
Mrs. Vergene Ray, daughter Mar
tha Kay were GAINESVILLE visitors
last Wednesday. Miss Martha Kay
is spending a few days with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Wagner of the Pisgah neighbor-
hood.
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlos Harris, Misses Lizzie
Harris and Beatrice Ann Best, and
Francis. NORM at Clyde Best's at
Malta; Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Apple
man and son Teddy, Malta, Lyle
Carpenter and family, Blue Rock, at
Frank Dawson's; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Boyd and L. A. Boyd at John
Boyd's, near Liberty church; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Wood and SON David,
GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wells
of Hopewell, at Paul Wells; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Rouanzoin at Rus
sell Hills; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bevington, Todds, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
J. Strobe and daughter Rachel, at
Hobart Miller's; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fitch and son Harold at Ell
mer Potts; Mrs. Anna Rose Fitch
at Mrs Rule Martin, Ringgold;
Dean, Dale and Frank Harris at J.
w. Harris; Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Abel at Lowell Palmer's, Water
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tignor
of White Cottage at Harvey Great
houses: Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ber-
ry at Clarence Berry's, of Rock
Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Tully, Salem,
w. Va, Mrs. Eva Seese, Bridgeport,
w. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watts OF Fairmont, w. Va, spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Lindimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Johnson spent
Sunday at Circleville, where they
helped Mrs. Johnson's father. Hiram
McCann, celebrate his Goth birth
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23
MUSKINGUc,. LIVESTOCK
MARKET, INC.

GAINESVILLE, o., June 22.-Sales re-
port: Hogs-16O-25O pounds, SO to
$40; 150-160 pounds, $3.50 to SO:
fat sows, $7.25 to $3.50. Cattle
grass. steers, $S to $3.50; heifers,
So to $825; palmer steers and heif-
ers, $3.50 to $3.50; fat cows, Sc to
$3.50; cutters, So to $3.50; bulls,
$6 to $3.50; milk cows, $50 to $50.
Veal calves-tops, 8; seconds, So to
$3.50; medium, Sc to $3.50. Sheep
top lambs, SO; seconds, $3.50;
light weights, Sc to 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23
SAW THE DOUBLE HEADER

The following from the twin
cities saw Cleveland win the double
header baseball games Wednesday,,
at Cleveland: G.. l.. Carlton, Brink"
Balding, Leonard Clifton, Samuel
Benjamin, M. d. Martin, Homer
Matheney and W. H. Carter. The
latter also visited his daughter,
Mrs. Frances Sullivan.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23
Page Five

withstanding on whose portion min
erals might be found. Should the
time come when there should cease
to be any heirs to said property, it
may then be sold and proceeds CIV
en- to the institution of Gods
Bible school, Cincinnati to be used
for missionary purposes. The will
| is dated Feb. 20, 1886, and is wit
messed by Jesse B. Hambel and Lola
| Mingus. The widow elects to take
| under the will.
Inventory Of AIDA Offord, deceas-
ed is approved. Total appraise-
ment is $5,868.36, of which $4,000
| is real estate $50 acres), the re-
mainder, in stocks and securities
and accounts and debts receivable
Fl. D. Mccormick is administrator,
and w. w. Barkhurst, Arthur Nc
Lucas and C. E. Bone, appraisers
The. will Of Charles. Taylor, de-
ceased, is presented for probate.
Clyde Anderson, executor of the
will OF Charles w. Harper, files sale
bill
Authority is granted to transfer
real estate in the estate of Marietta
Sears, deceased.
In the matter of the estate of
Jacob Appleman, deceased, author
ity to transfer real estate of de-
ceased, 81 acres, located in Deer
field, to S. W., S. E., L. A., B. j.,
and Eta C. Martin, each one-sixth;
Lulu Appleman, widow, Russell Ap-
pleman, son, and Electa Maurer,
daughter of Glenn ]. Appleman, de-
ceased, each one-third of one-sixtI-
Marriage Licenses
G. Harry Reed, farmer, Bloom
township, son of Chester W.. and
Myrtle Cunningham Reed, and Ger
aldine Almendinger, Malta, daugh-
ter of Grover G.. and Ruth Reynold
Almendinger.
Louis Hedrick Wilson, filling sta
tion operator, son of Clarence L.
and Ethel Bartlett Wilson, of Wa
terford, and Doris Jane Clifford,
Stockport, daughter of Chas. B. and
Ethel Walker Clifford.
George w. Newburn, farmer, stu
dent, son of Austin and Lillian Dixie
daughter of George and Nettie Nc
Kibben Johnson, both of Chester
hill.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Howard P. and Florence Davis to
Lucille Hill, 19 acres, Marion, 81.
Marietta Sears, deceased, to Or
lando Chester Sears, ct al, So acres,
Penn, and 59.49 acres, Malta, GER
tificate for transfer.
Orlando Chester Sears ct al to
Claude w. and Mary I. Evans, So
acres, Penn, 81.
Jacob Appleman to Geo. Apple
man, ct al, certificate of transfer,
"a acres, Deerfield
Geo. w. Appleman, ct al, to L. 4.
and Tena Appleman, "a acres, Deer
field, 81.
w. 0. Dearth, near the Malta
cemetery, who was in poor health
for a long time with liver trouble,
but had improved so he could be
down in town, is not so we'll, having
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23
discriminating Documents in Shark

discriminating Documents in Shark
At a trial in Port Royal, Jamaica,
In 1899, the master of ship was
about to be acquitted Of the charge
of carrying contraband, through lack
Of evidence-the ships papers which
he had thrown overheard while be-
Ing 1ptured-when the master OF
another vessel walked in with the
discriminating documents. He had
just found them in the stomach 81
I shark. Golfers Weekly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-23

w. o. Dearth, near the Malta
cemetery, who was in poor health
for a long time with liver trouble,
but had improved so he could be
down in town, is not SO we'll, having
suffered a relapse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23

pozde vecer vratil Sc Spacil.
PrinaSel odpov6di ma oba tele-
granny.
Kalina roztrhl nejprve tele-
gram plukovnfho velitelstvf.-
Stala tn jenom strucna dive slo-
va "Wird bewilligt."
Kyvl spokojene hlavou.
Dalsl byl telegram hrabete:
"Odchazfm tez k pluku. Posi-
lam do Chrastavy stareho
Achtleinera. N6jaky cas- te
tam zastane, vzdyt tato valka
nemdze dlouho trvati. = Wer-
tenfels."
Mad telegramem hrabete Sc
Kalina zamyslil. Potion pow
dial Spacilovi: "Tedy noveho
predstaveneho mate uz ma
cest6."
"Znam pana lesnfho Acht-
leitnera," Tekl hajny. "Je~ to
w starry pan a chtel uz jfti do
vysluzby. Ma nejaky cas- to
tn zastane. Vzdyt table val
ka nem1ze dlouho trvati. Kde
pax Srbsko proti Rakousku!"
Kalina pohledl ma hajneho
sc zvlastnim 1smevem.
"Mysl1te, re Sc tento spor Wy
Tfdi jenom mezi Rakouskem a
Srbskem? Mali take JIM ma
t6to valce zajem."
mo, mn6 to je jedno, nej-
sem vojakem."
Spacil pokrcil rameny a u
small sc spokojene.
Gale m1zete Sc Jim jeste sta
IT," Tekl Kalina neobycejne
vazne. "Presvedc1te Sc poz-
deli, re sc tato valka rozvlece
a Rakousko hnedle Dude nu-
ceno posllati ma bojiSte vsech-
no, co ma donna. Niue Ra-
kousko zacinat waikiki chybnou,
a tech chyb, soudfm, Dude ma
sledovati vice. Pos1la proti
SrbGm osmy armadnl sbor,
ktery sestava z ceskych pluku.
Tyto pluky billy Sc udatne V ro-
&c sedesatem sestem a mali
odtud dobrou povest. Ale We
Vidni prehledli, re Sc ceske
pluky tehdaz billy s Prusaky.
Jak sc budou bfti sc Srby, to Sc
zahy ukaze.
"To mate pravdu, pane mad
lesni," zvolal Spacil 1--WE. "Proc
pax neposlali ma Srby hence a
Madary? Kde pax Slovany
prot SlovanGm."
Kalina Ease pokrcil rame-
ny: "Patrne 81 mysli, re mas
clov6k zapomene ma svou ma
rodnost, jakmile oblekne vo-
jensky kabat. To snad nekdy
byvalo, ale dnes jsou pomery
jin6. TAX, hajny, objednejte
ma zftTek povozf Odjedu cas-
ne rano ale ma poledne sc vra-
tim"
"A kan da pan nadlesnf SIZE
cinku, Evicku?" tazal Sc Spa
Gil Sc zajmem.
"Prave k Will nj muslin Ultra
vykonati cestu." odvetil Kali
ma. "Kdybych nemel to d1te,
Sci bych d ovalky Sc srdcem
mnohem lehc1m."
Spacil kyvl hlavou S porozu-
m6n1m .
Kalina Sc pojednou skoro ne
vrle obratil Ike Spacilovi: "Tak
ten povoz mi objednejte jeste
dnes! A m1zete jfti hned."
Hajny pozdravil a odchaze-
je, stihl soustrastnym pohle-
dem sv6ho pTedstaveneho, KITE
ry uz opet usedal k psaclmu
stolu.
Casn6 rano Kalina odjel.
Costa no vedla k pr1teli Cest-
mirovi. Vesnice Sc ctyftf1dnl
Skolou, kde byl Cestm1r Bolina
ucitelem, byla cd Chrastavi do
sti vzdalena. Kalina sem pfi-
jel V devet hodin, postal povoz
do hostince a Sci do bytu Cest-
mirova. PAM ucitelova Boil
nova jevila z jeho navstevy
skutecnou radost. z Lidusky
stala Sc hezka panicka. Zes1li-
la trochu "a tn dobu, CO j Ka-.
lima neVidel.
Pov1dala, re muzfcek je We
skole, ale pTijede pc jedenacte
iodine, Dude mfti jiste radost,
re no pan nadlesn1 navst1vil.
casio o mem pov1dajf,a jak pa
ma nadlesnfho lituj1, re no Ka-
fuse opustila. CO il to jen ma
pablo? PTece nedostatku ne
mela? Jina by 81 vazila,
kdyby byla takovu PAM. Coz
kdyby jake ona musela pocfta-
tt s kazdym haleTem, kdyz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23

IOVd1, ole re Sc UTZy VrdClIIl
Pc case d1te pTestane pc mne
touziti. Ma noe at il vase PAM
dovede do zamku a sveT1 il Be
tusce, ktera il ma rada, a Evic-
ka Betusku take. A ted yale.
zitost penezn1. Ma Evicku bu.
dete dostavati vyzivne, je O ne
zadano. Kdyby to nestacilo,
plste mi! Poslu yam potrebne
z fronty."
ALE, pane nadlesnf, re VAN
takova vec della starosti," pre-
rusil no Spacil live. "Snad
bych malou slecinku uzivil. i
kdybych ma nj mic nedostaval.
Ostatne, kdyz budou ivy ODE
zenske v zamku, je samozrej-
me, re Sc must pamatovati v
prvni rade S zivobytim ma slec-
nu Evicku."
Kalina vyslal k hajnemu
vdecny pohled. "Vim. Jste
poctivy muz, proto sveruji sve
dlte vast ochrane. Kdybych
teto moznosti nemel, musil
bych 81 zoufati. Tedy jeste
dive dulezite veci Spacile.
Obavam Sc, re budou zahy ma
rlzeny ~dodatecne odvody a tn
by Sc mohlo staff, re byste byl
odveden. Pro ten pTfpad poda
pan nadlesn1 Achtleitner Ia
dost, kterou jsem uz pTipravil,
re on pro svdj pokrocily vek
nemuze sam sprawl statku YES
tt, a vas re je k tomu nutne "a
potfeb1. Ma zaklade teto "a
dosti budete cd vojenske sluz-
by osvobozen."
"Dekuji uctive, pane nadles-
nj" Spacil Sc uklonil ma zidli.
"Za to mi nedekujte! Je to
v zajmu pana hrabete a take
v mem vlastn1m, abyste zGstal
donna k Will me Evicce. Mohlo
by Sc totiz staff, re by 81 mole
zena pfijela pro nase dite. V
tom prfpade vydani Evicky Cd
m1tnete rozhodne! Je to trest
"a to, re mne zena bez priciny
opustila."
Spacil vstal a poloziv pravi-
ci ma srdce, rekl jake slavnost-
nj slib: "Pan nadlesni m1ze
sc ma mne spOlehnouti. re sle-
cinka Evicka ma zadny zpGsob
Chrastavu neopusti."
Kalina kyvl vazne hlavou
"Pockejte! o tom Sc musime
jeste domluviti. Mole zena mo-
hla by Sc sveho prava ma d1te
domahati soudne. I ma to jsem
pamatoval. Zde mate plnou
moe, kterou vas ustanovuji O.
patrovn1kem sveho ditete, a
zakazuji VAN, abyste d1te wy
dial nekomu jinemu, nez mne,
vrat1m-li Sc z vojny."
Kalina podal Spacilovi listi-
nu, Tadne sepsanou i dvema
svedky oveTenou.
"A ted, Spacile, posledni
sluzbu!" Kalina Sc trpce u
small. "Dejte do poradku moi
uniformu, savli, revolver, ma
boje, obzorku, zkratka vsech-
nu vystroj a vyzbroj. Jake BY
valy komorn1k budete vedeti,
je-li kazdy knofl1k a kazda
pTeska ma SVEN mfste. Rano
odjedu."
Podaval S tymz trpkym Il
smevem hajnemu ruku. Spacil
stiskl podavanou pravici ucti-
We, ale neusmfval Sc jake jeho
pTedstaveny, v oc1ch mel VIII
ko.
"Bartfkova YAM to vyda re
skTine."
Spacil jen hlavou kyvl, mlu-
viii nemohl. Kalina sesel do
III do kancelare, ably S Achtlei-
therein dojednal posledn1 "a
~lezitosti.
KdyZ S MIN pc hOdlne Wy
stoupil do sveho bytu k vecefi,
zastihl Spacila v kuchyni, kde
hovoTil S obema zenami. Bart1-
kova a Betuska byly uplaka-
ne, Spacil sotva premahal Shy.
"Je vsechno V %poradku, pa
ne nadlesni," hlasil Spacil.
"Tak pref mnoho stestf a sta
stny navrat."
"Dekuji YAM. A nezapomen-
tie ma nic!" Kalina podal hal
nemu ruku.
"Racte byti bez starosti
Donna Dude vsecko v poradku,
jen racte pamatovati ma Sc
bel"
Kalina pokrcil rameny a
Achtleitner kyval 1--WE hlavou,
ackoliv nerozumel, CO sc tn. po-
vida
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-23
BLOUDENI
Napsal BEDRICH MORAVEC


e3scs smse3E,smse3c ssuse3Gsal~eS
rou vedl "a ruku. "Mel jsem
v umyslu umistiti Evicku v ro-
dine sveho pTftele ma dobu, co
budu meskati ma vojne, ale Cd
mitli mne."
"Jezismarja, pane, obrfort,
snad byste medal Evicku z do
mova?" Bartfkova zdesene Wy
kfikla.
"Bodejt," rekl Spacil skoro
urazeny. "Bylo treba Sc ne
koho doprosovati? Coz mas
tady nenf dost, abychom ma
lou Evicku opatrili a uhl1dali?"
Kalina Sc spokojene usmal
a vyslal k hajnemu vdecny po-
hled.
"Promluvime 81 O tom, az
Pride mGj nastupce. Co on to-
mu Dude rfkati."
eco by mohl Tikati?" Spacil
Sc skoro utrhl. "Jak to pro
svou nepritomnost zaTfdite, tax
to Dude dobre a my to ia, ude-
lame. A pan nadlesn1 Acht-
leitner must s tim byti spoke
jen."
mo uvidime zitra," rekl Ka-
lima, "Pani Bartfkova, budte
tax laskava, a pfineste mi ne
CO k j1dlu! Jsem hladov jake
vlk. Cd rama niceho jsem ne
pozil."
Posadil 81 Evicku ma kiln a
jedi S nj, co mu Bart1kova S
pfedlozily. Dfte tiskl meme k
sobe. Vzdyt uz je Dude mfti
jen malou radu hodin, a kdyby
Sc sem uz nevratil? Myslen-
ku tuto SNAIL sc Kalina zapu-
dit nasilfm.-Byla pTllis hroz-
ma!
Pred polednem prijel nadles
nj Achtleitner. Byl skutecne
uz hodne starry pan, Nemec ne
rozumejici slova ceskeho. Hned
vyjadril svou obavu, jak Sc bu-
de moci dorozumeti sc zdejsim
ceskym obyvatelstvem, ale V
tom ohledu upokojil no Kalina
hned sdelenfm, re hajny Spa
Gil je mocen nemciny jake ces-
tiny. Nikterak nebyl starry
pan nadsen tim, re ma Kalinu
We sprave statku zastupovati,
ale vyslovil take nadeji, re val
ka skoncf jiste v nekolika ne
delfch jake ia v roce sedesa-
tenn sestem, kterou jake hoch
pamatoval.
Oba lesnici spolu poobedvali
a potion sc hned odebrali do
kancelafe, kde Kalina svemu
zastupci odevzdaval 1cetnf
knihy a peneznf hotovost. Pre-
davani a nutna domluva trvala
cele odpoledne.
Pred samym vecerem zavo-
lal do kancelaTe Spacila a pant
Bartfkovou, jez oslovil:
"Slyste, jak jsem vse zarfdil
pro svou nepfitomnost! My
slim, re to Dude tax v poradku.
Mil pan kolega Dude bydleti v
zadnim pokoji a PAM Bartfko-
va Dude mu vesti domacnost
jake mne. Vsechno zGstane
pri starem. Ia sebe Dude pan
kolega PAM Bartfkove platiti
stravne, ostatnf vylohy budou
Sc hraditi z meho sluzneho,
ktere Dude vyplaceno jake do
sud. Betuska .zde z1stane,
proto re Evicku necham v zam
ku. Pan kolega vyplatf Betus-
ce ma pdl roku sluzbu napfed.
To jsem YAM chtel rici."
Obratil Sc k hajnemu: "Vy,
Spacile, pojdte Sc mnou do
meho pokoje! Nam S vami je-
ste neco ddleziteho projedna-
IT,"
"Posadte sci" vyzval Kali
ma Spacila, kdyz vstoupil do
pokoJe, a Kalina zavrel "a Sc
bou dveTe. Spacil z1stal staff
a uklonil Sc: "Pane nadlesni,
to by Sc snad nesluselo."
Kalina Sc trpce usmal: "Jen
81 sednete! Ones uz nejsem
vasim predstavenym, nybrz
clovek, ktery vas zada O laska-
vost, protoze potrebuje vasich
sluzeb." Spacil usedl obradne
ma zidlicku, ma kterou mu Ka-
lima ukazal.
"Nemam zeny," jal-se Kali
ma hovoriti, "oznamil jsem Bar
tikovou jake svou hospodyni,
ably j bylo vyplaceno vyzivne.
Vyzvednete kazdeho mesice
tento obnos cd pana nadlesni-
no a d~oruc1te il no. Ponevadz
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29
Nov It's Miekisen

IT'S MICHIGAN NEXT AND THE COPEERS NOW FACE
their ancient rivals served nce that y ere tired OF be ng
Bis Ten doerfas they hed over Chicago 20 to last
week.
The Wolverines Under their coach Fritz Ciler are
6epey emerged from the g-;dr8a dolacHu,s and have
given Minnesota every to fee" t IN the e9paers
Homecoming battle for L't-e B-ovn jug:
Chicago admittedly is weak sister in the Big Ten, but the
Michigan victory was by margin comparable the Co
phe have registered opponent in the Golden Era
under Bierman.
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29
- Zig s. ORTlN'G
- THING Ass.>o
Ay GEORGE EDMOND = - =
bV GEORGE EDMOND -
SpoRTs EDITOR ST PAUL bisPATctl,plONEER PRESS

"YOU CAN'T SCORE WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE THE BALL
don't recall game with IN which team
held ball less than did"
Nal Edward of Purdue summed t3 fl
victory his BosrraEeIs last week. m at
tie same time gave as for the
Gophers gridiron of could mnn
The Gophars often been the case since Coach
charge in 1892, were cn the ocnsve
for an approximate Is of r,iaues of playing tine
greatest advantage OF tlei" own scoring
opportunities hut Coach Edward pointed cut tey gave
their opponents practically opportunity to do anything
Purdue isn't tho first team with an obviously dangerous attack
that has had virtually opportunity to show against the Co.
phers The Gophers proved again that the old theory good
bffense the defense apres particularly well to foDal
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29
Re-elect
HAROLD
i,..:isol
Representative
33rd District

Able, Experienced, Conservative
Co-Author of Anti-Lynching Reso-
luton in 1887 Session
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29

A Record of real service in the
1887 Regular and Special Sessions
of the legislature.
/. Lawyer.
2 Home Owner and Taxpayer.
3. Married and has family.
q. University of Minnesota Gradu-
ate.
s. Active in civic betterment and
social service.
His Record Recommends Him
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29
eosI,ers Hove Faas Guessing

MINNEsOTA'S Close MARGIN VICTORY OVER PURDU
has the fans guessing about the future Spectators at the
were impressed the showing Of the team making seventies
first downs and keeping the Boermsker on the aensV
all afternoon
They were left wondering, however, the team lacks
scoring punch because was 1it2a to touchdown in
spite being Purdue territory biz share OF the Te
The guess Coach Berne Be2sns hoys will get the
share of ouchdowns they deserve them Sometimes n
just go they did last week. but they even up Spectators
another splendid example however OF how easy 1t might De
lose even when you have the greater strength
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29

Prepared and inserted by ]. T. Miller,
chairman Volunteer Committee, 5400
Wentworth Ave, for which regular adver-
tising rates have been paid.
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29
Carl C. Erickson

Endorsed by Fifth and Sixth Ward
Farmer-Labor Clubs, Hem. Coun-
ty Farmer-Labor Association and
Railroad Workers Organizations.
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29

Prepared and inserted by the Judge E.
A. Montgomery Volunteer COMMITTEES, DIR:
A. O. Lindquist, chairman, 92s Medical
Arts Bldg:
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29
Vote for Our Friend
&c aid T. Mullin
STATE SENATOR
35th District

Pol. Ad, prepared and inserted by Hen
nv Swanson, chairman Mullin for Senator
Volunteer Comm, 1901 Fremont Ave. No,
and paid for at regular rates.
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29

Prepared and circulated by. Fifth and
Sixth Ward Volunteer Campaign Commit;
tee, Mark Patterson, Sec'y, IVY Third
Ave. South.
Twin-City herald., 1938-10-29
CrisEer Returns

FROM MANY ANGLES THE HOMECOMING RATTLE PFE-
sents an attraction seldom equalled =,
all it Part Of series with 49-year uaoluon' 1e
first meeting of Brown jug opponents took place way
back in 1892 when the Gophers wcn lS-5
1t also marks MirEesctas first experience asslas' cu
not coaching system CT FfiSz CCiSsef. WHO
49, conbsrs in 1924 ard 1881 The Mr~cceta infuence is
strong in Crers coaching staff with Earl Msrineau Goper
-American haIfLack 1922 backica coach ana Gar
enee Num- AAr1ercan guard Crsers 1871 MINNESOTA
team, line coach.
Minnesota will trying to do what no other EchSsn op
ponent ever has done-wn five genes in row from the Wo
yer;nes Michigan hasn't Minnesota since 1857 Whe
Harry Newman booted field goal for 80 victory The GopnsrS
Ia ia ioas rational champions to coreless tie and have wen
the four games since them ;., e hold
m tho Wolverines to six points five which the GopherS
have done starting with 1933 " i .uo If
sotirdavs came will mark the thryffth anniversary Oh
A. roIs as lie of 1903 whi1h started the Little Grown jug
trophy tradition That game the oniy Dicn'sh Oh ss go
hs genes in which Wolverines did not h-' oeie'" w
1900 1905
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-02-17
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