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Show PAKOWAN TIMES. PAUOWAN. I'TAII I r FICTION toward tl sideline. Taggert dove, gathered it m. He slid ell the way Vo the Tech bench, and got up. Furrad.iy swore in sympathy. He said: Murder That ball's slippery!" Tough to handle," agreed Jerry. You neednt worry," said Farraday, chuckling. "They even hold it co?a? Process for Killing Turkeys Explained rouin was full of smoke, as This happened to be a that gathering of football could take you back 40 or 50 years, and bring you up to the present THE Proper Slaughtering hour. The argument or the debate started as to who should be listed ns the real greats of foot-- f ball . since 1839, when Walter Camp k and Casper Whit--- J'7 tf ' 7 N. -- .A ney had only llar- and Yale vard, Princeton to call on. In the course of a long evening, where hundreds of were names men- - turned, 1 can give " you the selected n o m A. Stagg survivors nated through the years in the college game: Centers: Germany Schulz, Michigan; Robert Peck, IitUburgh; Stein of Pitt. (Mel Hein reached his greatness as a pro). Guards: Pudge Ileffelfinger, Yale, ,4 j And Bleeding Required Before killing turkeys, as veil as other fowl, see that they have ac-- I cess to water but no feed during the 12 to 18 hours prior to slaughtering. When the turkey shows feed m the crop it will not be graded as quality. To kill a turkey for market, bus-- I pend them by shackles, leaving the wings free. Insert the blade of the kilhng knife in the turkey s mouth and make one clean cut across the upper part of the throat just back of the junction of the head and neck, as shown in drawing. Hold the turkey head duwn, with the beak open, until the blood is well started. With the left hand grasp the head m front of where the cut has been made to prevent the pressure of the fingers from checking the flow of blood. Poor bleeding is indicated by visible blood in the veins and by the dark red appearance of the carcass after picking. When the blood is flowing freely, thrust the knife blade straight back on a line between the eyes and cars, through the cleft in the roof of the mouth and into the lower lobe of the brain. Give the knife a quarter turn. This kills the bird and loosens the feathers. Herds and Flocks on Successful Farms lie Heston. Stanford: Ernie Never. Carlisle: Jim Thorpe. N. Y. U.: Ken Strong. Feed bunks for cattle should be Harvard: Eddie Mahan. 30 inches high for mature stock and Glenn Davis. Army: 24 inches for calves. Allow 30 inches W. and J.: Fat Henry. of trough length for each grown Chicago: Walter Eckersall. animal, 20 for each calf. Make the These are the ones that got most grain and silage bunk three feet of the votes. wide for feeding from both sides. Many ewes die every winter from e a condition known as pregnancy disSome years ago, John Sims (Ship, eases. The losses are not as comwreck) Kelly of Kentucky wrote to mon in flocks where the ewes are 52 coaches asking each to name the kept gaining slightly in weight durgreatest player he had ever seen ing the gestation period. or coached. Only one man got two votes. His name was Jim Thorpe. In this conclave, it was generally agreed that Bronko Nagurskl was the top star, tackle, end or back, and Pudge Ileffelfinger the most amazing football player, who at the age of 53 was still the best guard in the country. Ask Bo All-Ameri- ca Jerry winced. He always had. Since hed been a sophomore hed kicked every extra point that Tech had made. Automatic Jerry Ellis, the newspapers called him Tech's place-kicspecialist. There'd been columns telling how he hadn't missed in twenty-twgames, how t hed run up a string of successive points after touchdowns. Most of the sportswriters mertioned the part he'd played in Tech's unbeaten. untied season, and that this was his last college game. There was straw strewn under the end. When it comes to the backs, well give you three quick names Bronko Nagurski, Jim Thorpe and Red Grange. For the fourth college spot we can give you Walter Eckersall, Glenn Davis, Ernie Nevers, Dutch Clarke, George Gipp and Ken Strong. Notre Dame supporters are 100 per cent back of George Gipp, the Far West rolls with Ernie Nevers of Stanford. Well string along with Ken Strong, one of the best blockers of all time, a great ball carrier, the best kicker we have ever seen and one of the best passers. Also Glenn Davis. The Super Bach field cole If we had to pick an be would it backfield, Grange lege at quarter, Thorpe and Strong at all-tim- the halves, Nagurski at fullback. Davis? Yes, wed want Davis. Our ends, under the modern game, would be Hutson and Hewitt. Outside of Heffelfinger, there has been no outstanding college guard, and outside of Henry there has been no outstanding college tackle. The two best passers have been Baugh and Luckman, exceptionally good In college, but far better in the pro game. In the college game Friedman and Govemali were Just a good. Lousy cows, when freed from lice, 10 per cent to 15 per cent more milk, according to Michigan State college. This means the equivalent of another cow in a herd for $1, by controlling lice. In winter, which is a bad time for cattle lice, apply a powdered louse killer containing DDT and repeat the application in 10 to 14 days. Early spring litters of pigs do poorly unless the brood sow has an abundant supply of milk at farrowing time. pep-talk- 4 6 11 13 Inrd s. Edition In Next limn. High card lkV4 MISCT1 I.AM.orS llt STI It! Frontier father te, Mirrveel Oregea will t n tour deer url nk tildes Write fur information Krenllrf I rather ('. kkfrvMl, Oregea. got tO VOB BAIK Mu.t Math!". fronted til !. 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Many trailers are painted on the outside with aluminum paint to reflect heat in hot, sunny climates, and on the inside in attractive color scheme to rjake them homelike. A official Wild duck Fees Pronoun To raiso S8 gasping sob. He Jerry gave stooped, snatched the ball from Taggerts fingers, and ran. He nearly hit the Aggie end, charging in. The end tried to stop himself, slipped, went down. His mouth was still open in amazement as Jerry dodged past. He raced for the corner of the end zone. He could hear Taggert pounding along behind him, shouting in a high, excited voice, but nobody came near him. As he crossed the line, Jerry looked back. The Aggies a Jerry touched the ball down. He started to laugh. He looked up at the scoreboard and saw the 7 move of Life Wlth 67 Poem Major, head sneezy cold dis- tress. Try ltl Follow directions In package. Visits VA-TIlO-ri- It's magical ! 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Six Therefore drops of Vicks In each nostril works right where trouble Is to open nose, relieve stuffy, tran-slccongestion. Brings quick relief from sntffly, ol he raised his Hed done it too many times. Soothing ointment Drink made from manna T Spoils Sleep TonightI A few Taggerts voice Seven, nine, eleven At worst it was a tie. But a tie spoiled the seasons record. He couldnt make it. Ferocious spotted cat 58 1 bounced off the Aggie wall. No gain. Taggert suddenly faded back, passed. It was out in the flat and risky. The Tech half juggled the ball, but he held it. He went all the way to the seven yard line before the Aggies caught him. Taggert opened up. He called a spinner, a reverse, a delayed buck. The referees arms went up. Touchdown. Farraday pulled the blanket off Jerry. He said: "Get going. Jerry saw Big Dan beckon. Theres the ball game, he said, smiling. "Make it legal, Jerry. Jerry swallowed. He opened his mouth, and then shut it tight. He nodded and trotted out onto the field. His legs moved him stiffly toward the referee. He heard his voice, thin and strained. Ellis for Melkovich. At full. He walked woodenly into position and stared It was a dim up at the cross-ba- r. line in the gloom. Taggert was drying the ball with a towel. He wiped his hands and knelt at Jerrys feet, Taggert grinned and said: In the bag, kid. Ill put my hand under it. The muds like grease. Jerry stood rigid. His forehead -- clicked in Jerrys Something head. This is it, he thought. letter Heraldic bearing Part of Greek Conjunction Slender Witnessed 66 m hands. 50 52 53 65 Taggert bench only Jerry was silent, his eyes shifting from the clock to the field. He sat on his hands to hide their trembling. Tech stuck to power plays. They bulled through for three yards, two. The Aggie backs were playing close, backing up the line. The next play Ready, kid? sharpened. Signals! 28 Posed 29 gasping sob. Kick! Kick! line. to be 23 Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! was clammy. Steady in there, called Taggert. Keep them off him. Steady." His head turned as he glanced along the Exists Ordinary River In Pennsylvania Despicable amphibian An insect poison four times as potent as DDT against certain insects has been discovered. Called synklor, it is particularly powerful against such household pests as roaches, ants, moths and carpet beetles. Hordes of grasshoppers in recent years also have bowed to this new chemical. It has proven effecGerman roach tive for hard-to-ki- ll as well a weevils, aphids, lice and techs. toftl of to'tlttf MATKINi, tirn-- N ih 43 Ethereal 45 To recede 47 Howling New Poison Reported More Potent Than DDT M UWNTllD TO BCY Wft: ntY AM hft Me Office Furniture, ft lie. Typewriter. Ad$ Kecmer. Uig Moh.nr. S fe. HAI T I Ahft lift SK I lltNC.ft 2J fttith iut bte. Uk cure tUI 18 To cloy 41 Preventing feedways important. Easily-buil- t ers of wood will help prevent waste of feed. 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There was a hoarse murmur from The settled into a punters the crowd in the opposite stands, battle. game had the wind at his Taggert out and he saw the Aggies sprinting and counted on picking up disback on the field. Theyd changed to dry tance on each exchange. But the uniforms and it took Jerry a mowas good, too. kicker Aggie in men two new the ment to spot the Jerry couldn't keep from watchAggie backfield. Tall men, and fast. the clock on the scoreboard. The ing Farraday sat next to him. He big second hand jerked around, said: We're wearing them down. stopped, moved again. Jerry found See those subs in there? himself nodding as the hand jerked. Subs! Theyre He was cold inside; a chill that had Jerry said. three deep in backs. Theyre playnothing to do with the wind and ing safe, thats all." rain. Every minute passing made Sure. Farraday nodded. Try- the odds against him greater. ing to protect their lousy six points. The ended; the teams quarter Dan said. like Just Big goals. Now, he'd have the Jerry remembered the coachs changed words in the dressing room. Big wind fighting him when he tried to kick. His luck wc out all right. Dan Winowski didnt go in for But there hadnt been a sound Hey I cried Farraday, startled. a his and calm Hey! voice, dripexcept Jerry snapped awake. A fumble. ping shower. All right, the coach had said. There was a wild, awkward scramI know its wet, and bad footing, ble for the ball. An Aggie, stumbling and we can't pass much with that in the mud, dropped on it. The ball ball. But theyve shot their bolt. popped from beneath him, bounded 1 give 1 I- forty-eigh- er cause no trouble. Miniui,.t r. I K o Horizontal ewe that should ra twi h kerp tatrtp Uh j prtjlr Ut air r in Unr 14. h' lit 1M t ak G'l.u- imHity t an buy. Ulnfllt'lt lueftiiitrrd I Pargotn. Maell, Ita Cures ftrsit ! ttrrrhinitii high. ft fr S or Send tint t hrlm Tea luvltiei Carets. Ht 1119, ft tlRkirg,price, college all-tim- e, team, there are who stand out. men few a only One is Germany Schulz of Michigan, 6 feet 4, weight 245 pounds, faster than most of his backs, at center. Another Is Pudge of Yale, a star guard in 1889, and even better guard In 1921 or 1922, more than 30 years later. Fat Henry of W. and J. is rated by Lou Little and other veterans as the greatest tackle the college game has ever known. The ends are a problem far beyond our limited range. Hinkey and Shevlin of Yale were two of the greatest defensive ends football has ever known. Hutson and Oosterbaan of Alabama and Michigan were two of the best offensive ends. Don Hutson was undoubtedly the most valuable end that ever walked on a football field. You must start with Hutson. Ill let you pick the other I I VI STOCK I' IOI litoitdlUoti !0. Mc-Mill- In naming an DEPARTMENT v. Proper method of killing a turkey as well as other fowl. Drawing, Cornell university. an Invention of Ancients Hair-D- o CLASSIFIED Jerry frowned. He said: "Youre sure Pm going out there7" You always have," said Farra-da- l- All-Tim- for you. All you got to do la kick it. glared. Everybody figured IT WAS still raining when they You sea what they're doing. Kicking it Jerry was easy because he only played us came onto the field for the second early. Keeping away. Theyve a few minutes each game. He never half. After the heat of the dressing got a touchdown and we haven't. esen got in a practice scrimmage; room the air was cold and biting. Get it back. Get the six points and too light, might get hurt. All he hod Jerry Ellis grunted, and drew his Ill send Jerry out there. Thats all to do was kick it, and he hadn't blanket tighter. He splashed toward we need." And he had turned to slept in a week thinking about it. the Tech bench, staring up mto the Jerry and smiled. Tech started to drive. Taggert Jerry bit lus lip. Even Dan didn't sent his plays into the line. He was stands. The spectators, huddled under umbrellas and newspaiers, realize that you couldnt kick them snarling the signals, snapping his looked a if theyd melted in the all. Sooner or later he w as bound to bucks ut the Aggie defense like a miss. And this was the last game. drizzle and had run together. whip. Through tackle, guard, the Here we go, muttered Farraother tackle. Then, buck along the They must lx nuts. said Farra-dav- s line. Five yards, three, four. A first day. voice beside him. The Aggies kicked off. Taggert, down. Another. Jerry turned They Tech kept marching. Sure." Farraday grinned; he the Tech quarterback, took it on his Yowl" shouted Farraday. Big nodded at the stands. "They paid five, and brought it back twelve money to sit in the rain. Am I glad yards. The Aggie tackier barely Dun leaped into t:.e uir. Oil liie Tech Pm third string. Youre going to freeze out there without that blan- ket. 4 outstanding. Tackles: "Fat Henry, Vi. and J., outstanding; Slater, Iowa. Ends: Stagg, Hinkey, Shevlin. Kilpatrick, Yale; Oosterbaan, Michigan; Hewitt, Michigan; Hutson, Alabama. Notre Dame; Backs: C.ipp, Grange, Illinois; Thorpe, Carlisle; Kagurskl, Minnesota; Eckersall, Chicago; Heston, Michigan; Davis, Army. We could add Coy, Yale: Mahan, Harvard; Never, Stanford: Baugh, T. C. U.; Luckman, Columbia; but the latter two reached top stardom with the pros. evening, rife It was a smoke-fille- d with the innumerable blend of many voices. Here was one of the final agreements reached concerning the top stars of many universities the stars who belonged: Notre Dame: George Gipp. Illinois: Red Grange. Minnesota: Bronko Nagurskl. Yale: Pudge Ileffelfinger. Michigan: Germany Schulz, Wil- BHLSL1.N Permanent The permanent wave was Invented thousands of years ago. 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