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WORLD
SERIES
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
.
By
George
McMaims
LARGE
TAKINGS
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'8T.SLOUI8,
Oct.
6.
Receipt
from
thai
three'
World
Series
games
amounted
to
$503302.
or
which
the
players
get
287,
C39.
,
The
attendance
lor
the
three
games
has
been
163.968.
Blame,
for
the
defeat
of
the
Yankee
In
the
third
game
hung
on
an
old,
bid
story,
according
to
Manager
HuggLnx
and
was
the
result
of
the
Yanks
not
hitting,
,
He
said
after
the
game
yesterday
he
believed
the
tide
would
turn
and
the
.Yankees
would
come
crashing
through
to
even
up
the
series.
SCHEDULE
OF
FIRST
HALF
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
The
following
Is
ths
schedule
for
first
half
of
the
Billiard
League
season:
OCTOIIEIt
8
Tigers
vs,
Lions.
12
Cougars
vs.
Beavers.
"iS-Bearc&ts
vs.
Tigers.
19
Lions
vs.
Cougars.
22
Beavers
-vs.
Bearcats.
26
Tigers
vs.
Cougars.
29-Bearcats
vs.
Lions.
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2
Beavers
vs.
Tigers.
8
Cougars
vs.
Bearcats.
9
Lions
vs.
Beavers.
12
.Tigers
vs.
Bearcats.
16
Beavers
vs.
Cougars.
19
Lions
vs.
Tigers.
-23
Bearcats
vs.
Beavers.
26
Cougars
vs.
Lions
29
Tigers
vs.
Beavers.
IIECEMUEK
3
Lions
vs.
.Bearcats.
7
Cougars
vs.
Tigers.
10
Beavers
vs.
Lions.
14
Bearcats
vs.
Cougars.
SPORT
CHAT
With
renewed
effort
to
have
the
gam:
of
basketball
played
In
the
city
again
Boxing
now
Is
on
bie
eve
;of
Its
greatest
progressive
period.
With
man
of.
the
type
of
dene
Tunney
at
It
head,
the
sport
should,
and
undoubted;
ly
will,
take
strides
forward
which
will
The
Norwegian
Choir
of
this
city
got)
away.
to
a
good
start
last
night
when,
It
held
its
annual
meeting
and
deckled
to
carry
on
again
this
year.
J.
Flness,
who
had
charge
aof
the
organization
;
last
year,
reviewed
the
work
done
and
the
prospects
for
this
year.
;
Officers
were
then
elected
as
follows:
President
J.
Flness.
Vlce-presldent-f-Mrs.
John
Murvold.
Secretary
H.
Langholen.
Treasurer
J.
Johansen.
Executive
Miss
II.
Pederserf
.and
D.
Strand.
Conductor
John
Davey.
The
first
meeting
will
be
held
next
week
In
the
old
Swedish
Church
when.
It
will
be
decided
how
often
the
practices
will
be
held.
G.
F.
JOHNSTON
HERE
WAY
TO
AUSTRALIA
Many
old
friends
are
welcoming
back
for
a
short
stay
Oordon
F.
Johnston,
former
C-NIt,
city
passenger
agent
here
and
now
general
passenger
agent,
Australia.
On
his
wsy
back
to
Australia
:
after
a
combined
business
and
holiday
trip
in
Canada,
Mr.
Johnston
arrived
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Montreal
and
will
proceed
tomorrow
night
on
the
"Prince
George
to
Vane
;uyer
wlienc
he
.will
sail
on
his
return
to
Australia.
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horrors.
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STORM
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(continued
from
page
1)
looking
house
such
as
some
drunken
geni
might
have-
built
at
Aladdin's
behest.
Buildings
to
the
northeast
and
west
of
us
in
our
subdivision
where
building
resrictlons
are
quite
strict,
appeared
as
usual
In
the
gray
light
of
a
late
dawn
but
to
the
south
where
the
buildings
were
frame
and
of
all
sizes
and
shapes,
the
houses
all
looked
queer.
They
were
twisted
at
all
angles
and
some
had
disappeared.
FIRST
KEFl'dEES
Shortly,,
after
Frank
left,
while
I
was
trying
to
see
more
land
marks
In
the
Increasing
light
I
saw
a
line
of
people
coming
toward
the
house.
They
would
come
a
few
steps
and
then
one
would
stumble
and
the
whole
line
would
go
down
flat.
It
would
rise
again
only
to
tepeat
the
performance.
Still
stupidly
blind
to
the
real
horror
of
things,
I
wondered
why
anyone
would
be
out
on
such
a
day.
Then
I
,
saw
they
were
making
toward
our
house.
I
saw
then
it
was
a
man
and
woman,
two
children
and
a
babe
in
arms.
I
went
to
the
door
on
the
porch
which
opened
out
to
have
it
open
for
them.
With
feet
well
braced
it
seemed
I
couldnt
hold
it
while
the
children
got
through
and
as
I
felt
myself
being
forced
back
I
had
a
moment
this
winter
seemingly
coming
to
a
of
sick
horror
that
it
was
going
to
slam,
successful
conclusion
and
Increased
Ion
a
child's
head.
The
man
getting
a
enthusiasm
lr
the
organization
of
all
I
last
spurt
of
strength
from
somewhere
other
lines
of
winter
sport.
Prince
Bu-
helped
me
and
we
got
them
aU
In.
pert
bids
fair
during
the
coming
sea-
i
Their
house
had
collapsed
at
4
o'clock
son
to
excel
anything
of
the
past
lrjjand
they
had
been
out,
crouched
In
the
general
Interest
for
such
sports.
It
Is
palmettos
for
three
hours
before
it
was
n
healthy
sijn
that
bodes
well
for
the
jight
enough
to
find
their
way
to
any
clean
and
healthy
way
In
which
not
!
refUge.
It
had
taken
them
over
an
only
the
youth
of
the
but
older
city
,nour
con,.
-
few
hundred
vsrds.
It
men
and
women
alike
will
spend
their
spare
Ume
during
the
next
six
month..
was
some
time
before
they
could
even
drink
hot
coffee
and
they
wouldn't
put
on.-
dry
clothes,
feeling
sure
our
house
would
go
and
we
would
all
have
to
go
out.
-XTOIIJI
INCREASES
The
storm
which
had
abated
slightly
make
H
ea
mwnsuy
ana
iranx
wno
even
more
popular
than
it
Is
w"
home
n
wltn
erful
stories
of
now.
Tunney
should
make
an
Ideal
ltne
destruction
In
the
business
section
heavyweight
champion.
He
has
a
naw-
less
record:
he.
did
his
first
flehtlne
for!
nd
more
closely
populated
part
oT
his
eounlrv.
then
for
himM-'f
Of
un.
!
ton.
had
to
brace
the
door
with
aU
blemished
character,
representing
high
Ideals;
In
i
manhood,
an
example
for
Uie
younger
generation,
modest,
retiring,
unassuming,
well
read
and
educated-he
combines
every
desirable
At
a
meeting
of
the
Junior
football
league
In
the
City
Hall
last
night
with
J.
8.
Wilson
presiding,
dates
were
set
his
strength
against
the
storm
which
had
now
shifted
so
It
got
the
full
force.
It
seemed
dangerous
to
barricade
It.
As
we
saw
other
houses
go
down
we
knew
there
was
the
possibility
we
would
have
to
get
out
quickly.
Hours
are
really
no
measure
of
time.
I
never
even
noticed
what
the
clock
registered
but
after
aes.
It
began
to
abate
and
finally
the
wind
had
practl-
for
the
remaining.
games
of
the
season.
cally
died
down
and
everyone
relaxed
On
Saturday,
October
9,
Booth
and
1
their
tenseness'.
But
It
wasn't
long
be-High
School
will
play,
on
Tuesday.
'
fore
there
were
signs
of
danger
from
October
12,
Borden
and
Booth,
and
on
'
another
source,
though
we
didn't
recog-Saturday,
October
16,
High
and
Borden.
'nlze
it
at
first.
One
of
the
children
With
Borden
Street
and
Booth
School
called:
look
at
the
river
outside
this
still
contending
closely
for
the
season's
window."
Another
one
.answered,
"I
honors
and
High
School
out
of
the
run-
'.have
a
lake
outside
mine.'
nlng,
the
league
standing
to
date
is
as!
Sqon.
river
and
lake
Joined
-and
there
follows:
'
W.
D.
L.
Pts.
Borden.
4
0
2.8
Booth
.........
3
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1
High
1
1
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4
3
NORWEGIAN
CHOIR
TO
FUNCTION
THIS
YEAR
OFFICERS
ARE
ELECTED
There's
a
Treat
for
you
and
your
children
in
the
Peppernnt
sugar
jacket
and
another
in
die
Pepper-mint-flavored
gum
inside.
Utmost
value
in
long
l-a-sting
delight.
M
HERE
TO
TELL
YOU
THEY'RE
GOOD
WRIGLEY'S
aids
digestion
and
makes
the
next
cigar
taste
better.
Try
It.
CG33
was
water
everywhere
one
looked
.with
a
little
ribbon
of
rood
which
followed
a
Jlght
ridge
showing
above
the
water.
Communication
with
our
neighbors
had
been
established
and
comfcrt
came
frcm
an
old
sea
captain
who
said
It
was
almost
high
tide
and
when
the
Ude
turned
our
land
would
drain.
We
watch-id
the
water
still
rise
-trying
to
believe
him
and
with
at
least
some
hope.
The
children
were
more
thrilled
than
otherwise
at
having
ocean
waves
right
against
our
house.
The
captain
was
right
as
our
minds
had
recognized
and
the
water
receded
miraculously
when
the
tide
turned.
All
the"
time
we
reluctantly
watched
the
men
depart
when
the
waters
first
showed
any
signs
of
abating.
We
were
still
net
sure
It
was
really
going.
However,
our
heeding
them
was
only
a
possibility.
It
was
terribly
sure
they
were
needed
In
town
which
was
on
much
lower
land.
ANOTHER
KEJinEE
When
the
refugee
man
returned
from
town
he
brought
another
man
with
the
tale
of
a
sick
wife
and
baby
with
no
place
to
rest.
The
rocf
"and
upper
walls
Cf
the
school
where
they
had
taken
re
fuge
had
fallen
In.
Water
was
more
than
a
foot
deep
on
the
lower
floors,
nevertheless
there
were
over
a
hundred
who
found
that
the
safest
place
of
refuge.
Of
course
we
offered
to
have
them
here
as
we
had
dry
beds
and
blankets,
even
If
they
would
have
to
be
used
In
shifts.
The
problem
was
to
get
them
here.
However,
a
car
was
found
in
town
which
had
sot
been
drowned"
out
and
the
party,
with
a
casualjy
added
old
lady
arrived.
The
house
in
which
my
mother-in-law
had
been
living-,
though
not
completely
wrecked,
had
lost
most'
of
its
roof
and
.
m
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I
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8.
3.
mi
Summer
White
Things
Each
time
white
summer
clothes
are
washed
their
pure
whiteness
must
be
restored.
To
accomplish
this
Is
simple
enough,
however.
Just
colour
the
rinsing
water
with
ever
reliable
Reckitts
Bag
Blue
In
the
handy
bag
with
the
Blue
and
White
stripes
was
blown
off
Its
foundation,
so
she
arrived
about
the
same
time.
We
were
now
sixteen
In
a
house
over
which
six
of
us
bad
sighed,
"Such
a
perfect
house
If
it
were
only
a
little
larger."
However
next
day
when
our
communications
were
opened
we
felt
as
If
our
house
had
been
almost
empty.
Houses
no
larger
had
sheltered
forty
or
fUty
people.
I.NTEItr.STINfl
SIOFMOIITS
I
have
stuck
to
the
mala
theme
but
there
are
all
kinds
of
interesting
side
lights.
For
Instance,
when
communication
was
possible
we
found
our
ntlfh-
ibors
next
door
had
no
usable
matches
and
had
nothing
warm
to
eat
or
drink
Once
the
night
before.
I
had
made
the
trip
next
door
through
water
more
than
knee
deep.
My
husband
returned
from
4k
trip
to
a
couple
of
apartment
bouses
I
across
from
us
with
similar
news
and
I
later
a
man
came
from
another
house
jwlth
the
same
requestmatches.
We
had
a
whole
package
and
were
able
to
supply
a
doren
families.
(
!
Queer
things
happened
all
day
till
I
j
took
everything
for
granted.
Bo
when
i
a
man
appeared
at
the
back
window
when
I
was
hunting
more
dry
clothes,
and
thrust
a
box
of
groceries
la
I
merely
took
it
and
opened
the
door
for
'him.
He
came
in
and
looked
round
ex-pectantly
and
asked
"Where
are
my
jpoopler"
Not
knowing
nun
or
my
guests
or
anyone's
names,
I
assured
him
1
1
didn't
know
IX
any
of
these
were
his.
'When
he
gave
his
name
some
one
was
I
able
to
tell
him.
He
departed
then
of-
feting
to
leave
us
anything
we
absolutely
needed.
Later
on'
another
man
appeared
with
1
another
box
of
things.
Not
to
make
the
(same
mistake
twice
I
assured
this
man
whom
I
recognized,
that
we
had
nose
of
his
relatives
here.
He
haughtily
denied
expecting
It
and
said
the
groceries
were
sending
out
staple
articles
tc
I
everyone
at
a
'distance.
Records
were
j
kept
and
everyone
who
could
was
ex-ipected
to
pay,
of
course,
but
it
was
left
entirely
up
to
them
and
they
were
supplied
Just
the
same.
!
'
short
or
ritovmov
The
storm-coming
Friday
night
found
I
everyone
shorter
than
usual
cf
provisions.
The
stores
here
who
have
been
)
struggling
all
spring
and
summer
agalnat
;
meet
adverse
business
conditions
deserve
tremendous
credit
and
gratitude.
'Tbey
jbcre
the
brunt
of
things
those
first
two
lor
three
dsys,
supplying
everyone
with
'food
and
making
gallons
of
hot
coffee
I
to
the
tired
and
rain
soaked
refugees
it
is
understood
that
they
will
not
be
reimbursed
for
anything
as
it
was
not
(done
at
the
order
of
the
Red
Crocs.
The
doctor
and
druggist
maintained
a
i
free
clinic
at
which
injured
and
sick
iwere
treated
free.
'
Another
striking
incidental
is
In
connection
with
cars.
There
Is
scarcely
a
j
top
to
be
seen
on
a
car.
At
first
thero
I
was
the
skeleton
tops
to
be
seen
every-!
where.
Now"they
have
been
taken
down
j
and
open
touring
cars
are
the
fashion.
I
Sedans
lost
their
tops
and
look
worse.
Oarages
were;
In
many
cases
worse
than
useless
as
they
wrecked
the
cars
as
they
fell.
The
night
storm
carried
our
Overland
only
a
few
yards
.away
but
stripped
its
top.
itie
company's
Ford
runabout
wbich
jPTank
lhad
hoie..-
stays
where
It
waVas
ltiVvhcels
Acre
cramped
but
It
lost
Us
top
too.
In
the
second
rpasm
of
the
storm
our
car
was
carried
right
out
Into
the
everglades
and
only
1U
skeleton
top
showed
above
the
water
.
Only
a
few
cars
were
able
to
run
the
next
day
and
all
day
long
they
towed
other
cars
up
and
down
till
they
also
could
run.
We
haven't
had
our
overhauled
yet
so
we
don't
know
the
ex
tent
of
the
damage.
But
ours
doesn't
look
much
worse
than
the
new
three
thousand
dollar
car
of
our
neighbor
;
Saturday
night
the
wind
died
down
completely
and
though
the
sky
was
grey
It
didn't
rain.
Sunday
was
the
first
unrecognizable
Sunday
I
have
seen
Everyone
was
out
to
make
what
repairs
tbey
could
and
ever
since
there
has
been
a
chorus
of
hammers
perpetually
in
all
directions.
UKAI,
KKTATE'AIIVANTAOK
In
Otrus
there
was
no
loss
of
life
so
in
spite
of
our
wrecked
buildings
we
are
as
remote
from
the
real
tragedy
of
death
as
others
and
everyone
Is
so
busy
we
hsve
ncarcely
reallwd
It
yet.
The
following
wire
was
received
from
a
real
estate
company
In
Tampa
by
.a
woman
who
had
recently
made
first
payment
on
a
lot
there!
Wire
received
Tampa
storm
damage
connued
to
few
torn
awnings
and
dam
age
to
few
signs.
At
our
properties
no
j
damage
whatever.
Really
It
is
a
blenslng
I
in
disgulw
as
It
Is
another
verification
I
of
our
claim
for
location
at
Tampa
and
I
la,
nature's
own
stomp
of
approval
upon
location
our
properties.
What
could
be
more
convincing
that
sooner
or
later
the
folks
will
take
to
the
hills
to
the
j
profit
of
our
clients.
Certainly
Tampa
wui
gtt
major
portion
tourist
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