DURHAM, N. H., Sept. 30# (#)—
Belle Lunde Korndyke, a 13 year
Holstein cow of the Uunversity of
New Hampshire herd, yielded more
than 10 tons of milk during the year
just completed. On three milkings a
day, Belle gave exactly 20,416 pounds
of milk and 631 pounds of butter fat.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car- j
stens Packing Company.
CHARLESTON, S. C., Sept. 30. (JP)
—A painting by Chao Meng Fu, artist
at the court of Kubla Khan when
Marco Polo was its guest, has been
purchased by Miss Laura M. Bragg,
director of the Charleston Museum.
The picture, painted in 1312, is on
exhibition.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car- j
stens Packing Company.
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(By “Cannon Ball” Baker)
Work on the Seward Athletic Club
, is rapidly being rushed to completion.
| The coal bin has been constructed, a
1 new side door on the south side of the
i building and the frame work for the
| new dressing room and shower baths
_ i in the basement nearly completed.
| The Seward Athletic Club extends
. its gratitude and many thanks to Tech.
Sargeant Charles Evans, Quartermas
ter Corps, who, with hearty co-opera
1 tion of 1st. Lieut. J. B. Canfield, Q. M.
It!., and Captain Ralph R. Guthrie. S. C.
have made possible our wonderful pro.
; gross to date. Sargeant Evans is on
I the job from morning till night and
| will stay with the job until it is com
! pleted.
j No doubt a good many members of
I the club will wonder (if the effort
j isn't too trying)) who in the “Sam
j Hill” is doing all of the heavy lifting
j down at the gym, moving all that
j coal, sawing boards and two by fours?
jWell, it might not be amiss to keep
| you informed anyhow. The right
| Hon. “Don” Flickinger, the President
himself, was seen working, encased in
a suit of “dungerees” which looked
like they have been put in good use
before and of course “Gimpy” was
there with your humble servant.
So you see gents, its no disgrace to
don your old clothes and trot down to
the old gym and work up a little
“heat” with the hammer and saw
once in a while. Those of you who
cannot be there in the day time are
in nowise barred from a little “work
out” in the evening, it isn’t like the
bank altogether, the gym is open for
the benefit of the members day and
night and anytime you feel like mak
ing a little “deposit” come on over
and let us demonstrate to you how,
by depositing a few nails in some per
fectly good lumber we can make your
dream of an up to date gymnasium
come true.
Tentative plans were drawn up for a
handball tournament and all the hand
ball fiends were paired off, according
to a well tried out formula. Mr. Jes
sen our esteemed editor guarantees
it to work, so it must be okey, anyhow
its alright with me, because I was
thinking of going into the “Shroud”
business myself, if “Me” won’t take
me in as a partner. Well, lets not
fight about it, there will be plenty of
business for us both. The prospect
ive lineup is as follows: “Read ’em
and weep”.
TEAMS
Shellhorn and Groves; Baker and j
Hannon; Galloway and Blue; H. Bal- !
derson and Valade; Swetmann and
Paulsteiner; Hopkins and Flickinger; j;
Glancy and McEw'en, Harris and Phil- j j
pot; Rose and Urbach; Galloway and j
Abbott; Roberts and Macpherson;
Painter and Bath; Dyer and A. Balder, j
ston; Jessen and Sheldon.
The club schedule will be published \
at a later date, so, it behooves all of j
us who are interested to be on the ;
look out for it and cut it from the !
paper and put it in a convenient place
(not in the stove) where it will be a
reference for the time that has been
set for the various groups having the
exclusive use of the club.
I see by the papers that the ladies
contemplate having a dinner to offi
cially open the season. Mr. Urbach
was hoping that the main course of
the dinner would be “beans” as he
claims he hasn't had a good feed of
hte old “Boston baked” since the last
dinner that the ladies of the club gave.
Anyhow I think the women have the
right idea, bring on the chicken mit
noodles und pumpkin pie.
Mr. Miller has promised to build a
flight of stairs leading down to the
basement dressing room and shower
baths, he will cut out thru the rear
center of the stage and build in a
trap dooil in order not to cut down on
the available stage space. He will
have his carpenters on the job early
next week.
“Trunks” Painter has offered to fur
nish the ash cans and haul them away
after they are filled, free of charge.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car
stens Packing Company.
Strictly frean candies. Schallerer’a
ierer*s Alaska Shop.
First high water
Second high water
First low water
Second low water
*9 T*l ISP. w r
3:15 a. m.
2:47 p. m.
8:43 a. m.
9:42 p. m. !
All we need now is someone to fill
them for him. “Oh yah”, we got gobs
of ’em in der basement. “Slivers”
Brosius, is furnishing the lumber at j
a very reasonable figure and “Pipes”
Lechner is going to do the plumbing J
for almost nothing. <Ain’t yer “Pipes?” j
Now if the guy what swiped our
canvas scenery will furnish us wit
enough white water paint to daub up
da inside stage of de gym, we will »
call it square and won’t mention his
moniker in public. “Come on now 1
cough up.”
“Gimpy” is going to have a birthday |
the first of October and being as how
Evans, “Cannon Ball” and Morse ;
have birthdays occasionally too, they ;
are all thinking of kinda sharing them
with each other, being as how they all j
belong to the same Quartermaster j
anyhow, so I don’t think it would be j
a bad idea if someone would kind of
approach “Gumshaw” Guest about
reservations without bath, for four
“Hardtails,” about midnight of the 1st. j
Do not forget to keep an eye peeled
for the “Time Schedule” which will ^
be published soon. “Tune in early.” j
The finest Safoty Razor in the world
at $15. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
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