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against tho state university and stand in ljn.e for the championship,.....; fOLITieS •JiiinrstoAvn lolle.tu: is plhying Con-, ?IG FOOTBALL \*r' .ii'V ' corHial at ('or.eonlin today. . | HOOK TODAY IN:MEETMANDAN ON I TEAMS GET IN NEXT SATURDAYi IS TOWN Tlie P.isinnrck high st-hool football ACTION TODAY / Jff>r a leng time, remarks the New York Times, "high ' prices seemed" tike the weatheiy about team, which has rounded into good; wnic#, ybs Mark Twain said, everybody talked but notfiing was done." Then the buying public, re- s'n;:je will) daily practice, will meet actiri#at last from the wave of extjravaganfce thlbt swept the country in war time, began a, few months Baseball Pride Blazes Forth asi Ma::d;!!! liero next Saturday, it wa$ iinnc'scJa Tackles Northwestern ani'ointcod i he team was i ago to: rebel against the ever diminishing purchasing power of the dollar. The result pf this action Indians Play for Cham­ this afternoon. in First Rig Con­ is seep" in. .'the dramatic price- cuttings in the whol esale market last month, which affected wheat, corn, pionship at Home ference Game oatsr, wool, cotton, automobiles, textiles, clothing, f cod-stuffs metal, leather, and many other commod­ h ities, The wholesale prices-of these commodities have declined on the average about 20% below the Cleveland, Oct. 9.—Baseball pride Chicago, Oct. ..—Every western high prices of February , according to R. .E. Edmund son of the New, York News Record, a commercial smouldering in' the hearts of Clove- i ccnforence football team wa-j in ac- daily, who predicts that these cuts are "certain to be . reflected in a reduced cost of living—removing IOTKI feors through 42 ye'irs of-iluim-, ! tion tljjK'aft^rivoqn .but in nniy two in- the usual excuses for striking to get higher wages." Dispatches from various cities report that the pionships aspirations blazed into fnrvj I stances wilh conference elevens meet, prccessionj of falling prices in the retail tr^de has already begun. of excitement today for the fourth: game of the world's series between j I'.ach other. .North we item plays The leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST, this week, October9th, will be read with great and Cleveland. Two Ohi-i Baltimore. Oct. !).—Baltimore and • Minnesota at Eyansto.i and Ciiicaga satisfaction by the pubjic. -Jt gives a comprehensive revitew, drawn from all sources of information, ans, fighting for the presidency, have | SL Paul 'jyere to resume tl^ir battles J will tackl; its tra t.ional nsmesis. of !^he conditions-^f trade ih the United-States, mcl jding the prospects for the country's getting back no interest to Cleveland today. The! foi* the minor league championship 1 Pin ('ue, here. on lower price^level without affecting the hours or wages of. labor. \ ' paramount qifostion is baseball. footh this '.fternoon. It. was the third I V.'ifh Indiana alre^dr virtually- teams are confident of victory. nine or the series, the count mnv- j eliminated from, tJiu 'chnm'-ior.^h n Amang man/ other interesting articlls iii TH E DIGEST this week, are: ' Stanley Coveleskie, who pitched standing at 2 to 0 in favor of ihe local |race through its d6f2!»t hv Iowa last Cleveland to victory in game, team. j Saturday, it is considered probable was expected to be Manager Speak­ Tlie probability was thaf -.lack that the list of "also rans" will bJ er's selection while "Big Jeff" Prof­ Bent icy, of thei Orioles, and Charles I increased t;o three in today's contests. tMThe Flaw in the Baseball Diamond fer is regarded as Manager Robin­ Hall, of the Saints, were to face each I for defeat for aiiy eisv-jiv will make son's choice. 1 other. i its championship possibilities slight. - All Account of ths Re?«|it Exposures oftfrotoketfnfess in-Professioaal Baseball Hotels Jammed The Minnesota-Northwestprn game ' . treated from Every Angle Cleveland has concentrated her BRITON BKSTS MlTutAY j probably attracts most attention for mind upon winning and for fear t';nt New York, Oct. 9.—Tommy Noble ; i! is ^expected to sh:)w how strong The Japanese Question in the Cam- What Harding and Cox Think of the community mii'id may not bear of England, won a judge's decision I a title contending eleven the Gophers over Johnny Murray of New York, in j have in. the fiolcl? this ye^r. - North- r . . .. V . Each Other N V j ;:-h. overwhelmingly upon Uncle Robbie .»>• 1 •h and his eastern upstarts, the entire a.lS-round bount at Madison Square , western's team, a'ltl.ongh ' sbmewhat l\ ! CJreat Lakes and middlewestern sec Garden last night. ' Noble outfought discouraged by its poor showing llsidn's Refusal to Obey Congress . L.^teVenson Again on the Stage tion is rushing to its assistance. | '*'s opponent throughout. Ihe win- against Knox college last week, is said w- / IIotels are swamped by the rush of i Iler s weight was announced at 12H to be- in perfect condition; whii-s Cop Meetings to. Our Immigrants Optimistic American Singers \ ... fans from other cities' and ticket j •*-4"P<>uiuls and Murray s 125 1-4. I Minnesota todrfy rep > tel th*4v. of fj^^oiver .Unchanged uv Thirty - speculators take their live* in their [ . ~ > . its- men . out of the game. Dmg'.as :The ^hdeclared" War in Haiti ;: I Larsoy, center, was d'stnHifleT .for - Centuries • ^ ' 'l hands every time they show, the 1 corner of a seat coupon peeping from i; SfORTTIPS I ilure ' fh Classes, dncfc-Toberg and " ^Bik PossibiKties of the. , "Little En^ __ ; Ruben were said to be in condition Prohibition's Blight oh Jail and their pocket. ; ;tent^'' (wijih Map) , , V H JAB _ Although the baseball amphithea­ • . . t(. play toniortoW! NEW ATTRACTION Rescue Missions ter, wherein will.be staged tomorrow ! 'Pudue will have the advantage of :• r '.• 'SAN HtANClSCO "rioc" Strub, French Disapproval of Black Troops 7 ; the fourth gamti> r? t tors, fully half of that mtmbttr of out- ; Maroons ftave been well developed by Wesiderit ,, : , . {• tion series, is now after the great of-town fans are here tonight clam­ intensive scrimmage. Walter Mails, the big league sensa­ Michigan PU-ys Case Home,^weet Home in Bplshevia The Paper Industry x ~ oring i'or a place to sleep and a tion whom Tria .Speaker nabbed. Michigan meets Case, while Illinois chance to buy u ticket at any price. ; Why America is Not Rebuilding opened • its .season, against Drake at Art American Agent Among the Rooms' are unavailable except in LAYIN' FOR HARVARD Urbana. , Wisconsin tackles -the 1 private houses, for \very hotel is ~ •' France . , ' ( . . ., . Letts,'Poles, and "Bolos"^ . , . CENTRE COLLEGE, Ky.-Centre Michigan Aggies and Iowa, conqueror quartering swice its normal quota. X - college has more than doubled-vlts *>f' Wdiana, faces a comparatively American Windmills in the Sahara seats Saturday's game were Woman's Brains Are to Man as Fifty attendance since' turning out the easy fbe in Cornell c llage. offered for sale at from $15 to 'praying" football eleven last fall, state, runner-up'in- last season's' rac£, California "Earthquake-Proof' is to Fifty ^ -v i I according to location. sj'he.v are laying for Harvard and ex­ also has" a foe considered Weak in ; v F^k Foods J V Planning Ahead for Next Winters pect a cleanup. Oberlin. Indiana plays against, M'is' I'- FARGO COLLEGE sissippi A. and M. ' • Did We Come frbm the Se'a? Snow Problem LAMiBETH STACKS ' ' . ^ebrstska; 'was scheduled to go I MEETS U. OF N. D. KANSAS CITY-The K. C, club against the Colorado Aggies, while Pla^tin, "King of Printers" Best of ihe Current Poetry, v has wired the Spokane management Notre flame faces Western Normal in Fargo, N. D„ Oct. !).—Fargo col­ that Don. Lambeth will stick. Tesntig "American .Literature" Topics of the Day \ other middlewesf games. ' i —~ ' V lege this afternoon met the University He was sold to Kansas City for $2,- In the Missouri Valley conference -x J** ' A Wilis'- V ./ of North Dakota at Grand Forks to­ OO" at the close of the Pacific Inter­ contest Missouri" plays St. Louis uni­ Many Interesting Illustration^ including the Collection of Humorous Cartoons day. The local warriors hoped to win national League season. versity for the first tim6 in year3, / f- Ocftiber 9th Numbed on Sale Today—News-dealers 1Q Cents—$4.00 a Year HORSESHOE BRINGS GOOD LUCK

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