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. t; « 314 , _ _ ‘not 99.
OR RENT--Seven.
 “darn house in Wcstwood.
1.,” 3:, chicken house, three ga-.
,.w‘, splendid home.
pfgel Bros. Phone 246 green.

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WANTED

have town property to ex-

havc some real

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11% Buick Touring
' Dodge Touring

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. , I703 RENT—-Good 8 room home
‘ chaste town and close to Universi-
‘odern in every way. two baths.
. J. A. Stewart & Sons, Ex-
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D95-tf.

WANTED

WAN'I'EI)‘—Seoond
‘and some chairs. Phone 1197.
G94-96.

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WANTED TO RENT—Nine or
ten room house, furnished. near Cam.
.pus_. Gilmore Realty Co. 312 Ex-
change Bank Bldg. 479 red. 94-99.

WAN'I‘ED—-Girls to board
f00m at 840 per month with sewing
any laundry Pfivileges. can at once
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part or full time for housekeeping
and ¢°°l<m8. Give details in letter.
W. W. Missourian. W8441.

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9.“ I-owry Street. 317, J. A.
Stewart 8:. Sons. 877.11,

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LOST AND POUND
I.OS'I‘—-Red fox fur. Sunday night,
finder please phone 446, liberal to-
ward W94-tf.

MISCELLANEOUS

TABLE BOARD during the heli-
d0.\’-‘. also rooms for boys next se-
mester. I104 Paquin Street, phone

ite. P92-tf.

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Over Boone County Trltlt Company eh

Phone I150 red 84-Ill
JOHN BOBRSCB
General Blackamlthing

I V _ ck Bodies ,
Oxygen, Acctyllnc Cutting and
Welding.

Phone 2329 7th & Ash

KING BBB LUNCH
better known as

(leaving the river
old high bank of
bank of Slate Creek. thence along the old
high hank South P9 degrees Wont I55 chains
to bcalaalnr

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andSE%of
2.lna.a

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to Ooonee: thence
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East 80 chains.
bank) 10.)!
the

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of Not-than Quarter (N
part of the ‘farthwaat Quarter
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then
chains to
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Section

tllllns

South 55%
thence Sdath 35
2.50 chains, South
5.00 ehalnI.‘m:=e
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F" ’ ]j78, luitar g. 9-‘I-9 . pup‘. Choice ‘5 “ch Phone 9"‘ titles in IUIIOI. OOOIU. Xboori
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and
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at a atone net on the North line
Ion at a point 87.80 chains West
aald
to a atone.

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South degrwea

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C5180. N East 8.07 china
North 78%, t 4.80 chains: and

North 26.80 chains to lace of be-
ginning and taining in. all 78.2. acres.
as per survey made P. 8. Qt: n. and
being the same land veycd to said Ster-
llna Price. now . by warranty deed
f In Adair and wife dated Han-h
II. I908. rounded or’: office of

ceNort.h

the

beta! aim of nu» N1-21,;
Township 45. Range

id Boone County. dc-crib:-.1 as fol-

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_. light Six Studebaker Touring

Dodge Touring

Buick Touring
Baas: Coupe .
All good mechanically and sold

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Real Iktate and‘
. Firm boat a Specialty
405 Exchange National Bank Bldg.
’ Phone 887 ~

J. A ROBERTS
Have you broken the blade to your
pet pocket knife. e can make a
new one better than the old. We
also rebuild shoes. 105 N. Ninth.

CITY LOANS
‘Low rate, long time, small com-
tsslon.

W. II. GOLDSBERRY
8 70-1

SHOE REPAIRING

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Guns, bought. sold. rented. repaired.
ll Kinds of Keys Ma
22 North Ninth

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GENERAL caamanrnn WORK
non HAWKINS

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Savings and Loan Association

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nvestignte the Boone National "
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follows,
auction 2!. 45-!
oer p t the
8508. thence South I
to a stake (Fl

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North 8'.’ dunes
chains to a stake (7) North 7!’ degrees
Inlnutcn East 603 '
North I

.15; dqrocs East A.
South "

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Wat 13.95 chains to a stake (3)
degrees 21
stake (4) South 54 d
I437 chains to a stake (6) North 69 d

tnutea

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in Survey
: "Made
2. Regina
Southuat

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minute;

thence North I1 1,,
bat 8.90 chains to a stake (Di thence North
50 chains to.II0l. thenc
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a stake

:30. B700

5”‘ Warner and Yost. .
Jones was asked why Bunnell, theyby the
Yale quarterback. had been chosen themselves.
- zaptain of the Yale 1926 team in-; '
stead of Sturltahn. the all-Ameritanl '
' guard, and why Bunnell did not try, thmz. try a lllmnrtnn What At -

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ctr!-ca 24 minutes East

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decree East 8 chains to (I) point

lands in fractional
lat at an iron (ll

degrees

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the 6 acre tract. the
21.08 acre tract and the 8.26 acre tract. ag-
gruatlag 121.72 acre-. more or can. '

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in said Boone County. and granted
ld County by the State of linoori

'_ ae‘T°]c" R_°°d5tFr° _ _ ' Mortgage P _ under and b1 virtue of the provisions of
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A. 139-118. 8th St. Phone 1068: at Exceptionally Low Prices. "" "' ‘ ‘
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» . FOR SALE

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« I from‘!!! to 22 lbs.
_' .‘of Zoololv. University‘

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Pick wha
rent, sell or exchange.

Alp, farms
to trade for horns’ and house: for
farms. _ «

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, ' Exchange National Bank Bldg
‘Phone (79 red

payment of one promissory not

with lltduf b aocrae thereon, wh

to fully ducrlhed’ln aald deal of trust
nd

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‘dict this will ba'a winter. We be pill in. um -I
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. learn to lose honorably as

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AS GRID 

Most Football
  Feelj; Their Duty to
' Make Gentlemen
of Players.

0

MENTOR Is GIVEN _CRl-:DI'I‘!’

Their Honors With
“Pop” Yost.

uv HENRY 1.. PARRELI.
fUnltld Prnaa Sports Rd
NEW YORK.-In selecting

teacher of football, heads of the bi

educational institutims long
came to the conviczion that there
is more to be daircd in a successful,
coach than the production of a win~ '.
ning team. , .
Y-ou frequently hear football ca-f
tolled as a game that builds chat-ac-l
tar as well'a.- muscle and it may

1

bird who thinks out the game is a‘
rah-rah pastime.

a coach has considerable mo

.o make a boy a man above his padd-

Tad Jones and Knute Rockne have?

graciously.

man and Ooosterbaan, two all-Amer-i

given by the New York Sun to its,
all~American players. - Q
They Honor Their Coach. ;
“We are happy to be’ given this:

‘Pop’ (Yost). We were.
playing our hart for Michigan in}
every game, of course. but we went’.
over our heads to play for ‘Pop.'j’
These watches that we have been!
given are treasures but they willy‘
last no longer than the memory of?!

‘ .he smile on 'Pop's' face when he;"

patted us on the back and told us:
that we had done well.”
Tad Jones always has
that he considered it his.duty
make gentlemen out of the members‘
if his Yale squad.

of the guests of honor

0

He was one
it a recent '

it

a field goal in the fourth quarter:
3f the Harvard game. '
“A Great little Gentleman.“

“These questions remind me thatl
Bunnell was criticised for his judg-é

3"“ ment in several games." Jones and
East 8.” chains to a stake (
East It

‘.W(‘I'('(l “I do not know why he was;
rlected captain other than that the_
-alayers wanted him as captain. Per-'

for sale and will sell the land above dry
acribod at public outcry to the big t bidder.
for cash for the purpoae of satisfying the!
ebt abm-c doncrlbod. together with the costs '
of vale.

min the no-ma game, Jam ma;

‘§°‘'..a :.
.,-rv at he
Coachesito 60 I0 for reasons that
be excused from giving.”

of the
if ‘it
‘tossed the game to Nebraska so that:

R_0¢lme Would bat 100 per cent as
a

°  iN0tre Dame would lose two games,
  Oosherbaan Rockne demanded his lcfal rights

of Michigan Share and reigned to answer but he coun-
tered with a shot at Ilughey by say-

,lfl£~“l base my calculations
;facts no: figures."

shod the “Four Iiotttemen" and Ring

1
‘ hadn't made all the holes for Heston.
“ D so ‘
‘1p}::dm‘d‘f’ ‘°'.7‘° °f 931- Y9” 79' lished authorities as Knute Rockn

,rules committee. said

i promoting interest in the game

But it is nevertheless a fact that'lic intcres;
tn-H‘
fluence over charges and it is alsofCamp told me shortly before he died
true that most all of our prominent ;thnt it was getti
coaches feel that they have a dutylhand and that he thought it would
lbe 11 Wis: thing to get away from
ed -.~houlders. ii’. " ~

said time after time in public ut_-lot’ all-American teams is hurting may
terances that i: is good for a teamjithc game because some players‘
to lose one game a seasm as it isfthink more of ma ‘
just as essential that the playersgall-American team than they do in,
to win gpliiying for the interest of the team.
’ al

A good example of the influenceifootball than we ever will know and
.hat a coach has on his players was :he has spent a lifetime watching the,
given recently when Benny Frie:i- igome but we do have a humble opin- “"“
ion that he is rather too pessimi:-y

-can players from _Michigan, re- gtlc.
' 3 '--—-0-—--— I “Th
spanded to toasts offered at a dinner. LIVE MASCOT FOR ,,mh.ERS.. ‘tho

wuhinno" U‘ 6°" 3"’ °“ 0"“ i‘r‘1'I'here isn't a ‘play kmwn to football

‘that cannot be stopped by a defense‘

football team
h Bea

c
rom everyo

qnounced that she

- - .University the mascot. as

'mm:g» she heard of the change in the name.
 ?

IF!

dinner KIVCH to footballlare reported by ranchers to be con-,
writers by Christy Walsh's s;,*n'di- coming 3
:ate. The writers present were give ‘stacked for the‘ winter in this. vicin-
311 the P|'i\'il82€ Of Wfllint 3 (l“95'ilt)'. Although there is no scarcity
tion cash to Jones, Rockne. Glenn "of feed'!or the animals on the slopes.
' hey prefer to eat the hay put up

“Bunnell did want to'try
in the fourth quarter
was not

a field
against

Hum: Fullerton the gum dean?
IP01?! writes, asked Rockne]
VII true that Notre Dame

prophet after he had predicted that?

Oil

3388 Baer wanted to know who‘

rdner asked if I-Zckstein ,U,,,,,.d

NEW

Criticiscs ‘Picking All-Americans.
In criticising the practice of pick- Iiawley and

gtng all-American teams. for thejmention, lined up with a policy of 03°‘-"'9? <l0°t81i°!I “Om
stress that it puss on individual ’plsy, “hands off," the
E. K. Han. chairman of the football ‘am the m
' recently that any action against the forward

3; sound mm pnwe m ‘ h"d.b0“ed.‘ idcahad been conceived by the at the meeting of the football rules

Walter Camp as a means of committee.
“Mr Camp‘; idea did develop ‘pub-
in 01: Iramé. but it d
doped to the extreme." he said. “Mr.

game.
"The open
aid

Hall ieems to think that selection :3, 1-0

2' the
er."
some ne‘ . .
"8 0 S Hall, cnan
tee s

I has forgotten about ~

more ‘of beef

and

of. without
sion of Adopting New Name.

nshlngton University has lzcenlagninst it_..
0 For a man

;the Canadian Rockies. Theichang-§§fi:i:;8f‘;‘::’:‘}:‘_:’:el’;°v'"‘”5;ngE‘"'

‘vi ‘ ' ‘l 0.‘ ' , I Gr)’ CHI.’
"3 °{ W "'”" °f W “‘h'"“‘°" he had not kept abreast of the
Itimc=, Michigan would not be the
grea-. football institution that it is
would be one of the old.

In the Pike:-s to5"
s met with approval
ne, especially the alum- =Bnd Y)“
I.

An alumna of the University an-»
would give the;

MANY COACHES ?

i’°ri«'.npien::;Open Game Is Better to:-;....'.‘..'s’£.:..t
’ Spectator and Player,
’ Rockne and

Said Recently.

FOOTBALL Is AT PEAK

Popularity and Growth
of the Game Is
Attributed

Aerial Game.

ht’ m::-«av 1.. rmuuzu.
r ; s sax
‘-oR'£_‘$';:; "3? cs _ab_ games between the pair will p

;Tad Jones, Glenn Warner, Fielding .
grosz, Bill Roper, Andy Smith, Jess,m ‘"5’ “'° €‘"‘°'- +

hers of footbaliowill take °°"uY ll‘ ""7 Y°"‘ h°'‘' 139

Practically
coaches are of the opinion that the
9' game is almoft
jcying its greatest popularity and
they agree that the forward pass is ,
clear out of his n.,§o,,5;b;C. for ,3“, gmwu, of ‘he gang and the next week Dartmouth .

wou. w "

recenzly

“'I‘he forrward pass," Edward Ix. _
"mm of we ml” mmmib and while I have nothing against the
ay . “has improved the
by putting speed

The complaints against the for-
rd pass have come chiefly from
coaches of teams "Jill were defeated
by forward passing attacks. ‘
c forward pass," Edward K.‘
perfection of it=. execution, is

A moss-back conservatives

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. Th ~ g I E, - .. ,,.   I "  ,- - , -   xgfi. ......_.....m. .m..?3 _.
.      0 ‘ '  ‘J3:-lémmortals willfllazt until«an- 
‘- ’ ' \e Z _ ,  - ,‘ 2 o rattgecomes ong. _ 
“ p , Ewan’.-I—   § . ‘N-Lututj . p ‘I ‘ha  u" bun ‘pun?! tad‘ flu!-"n;s“¢!l;‘.no. agree and neither do 
MUST PRODUCE imwm -=-:.::::~    FORWARD PASS  .. .. .. . ..l»..:.°.:,t.*“::-    
MEN AS WELL  13 UPHELD BY  :.s'°:.;,;-:.::.... .::.:*.:; mm am we -=~= we  or

, _ themall and Pop Warnerxhinks that
°’ ' ”°'°"’ '59" 39 ‘|'''°°d *0 P137 Ernie Nevers was the. best all-around
‘ After hearing a great many ex-
pert observations from autlmritic-4
who saw the games on the I’ucifi«.-
Coast, the writer is of the opinion
that he may have been wrong in not _
naming Never: in the backfielli nf
his All-American am ins.4-ad ..f
Jack Single, the Princeton star.»

nesota has the prospects ofa
team next fall and per-
haps some of the Western '
once coaches were willing to find an
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