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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
4
The Intelligencer published every Thursday morning in Ames Iowa Story county outlines subscription price at 1.00 per year in advance.
Ames high and Harlem high prepare for a curtain riser football clash on Saturday. Harlem brings a strong unit that will push the Ames squad hard to beat. Cyclone quarterback Jobby Jeanson leads the former team and is shaping a potent football machine.
Ames dominated from the start as Grinnell fumbled the opening kickoff. Troeser returned the miscue for the first touchdown, Bingham added the extra point, and Ames led 12 to 0 at halftime. The Aggies, bolstered by seven substitutes in the late half, finished with a 24 to 0 victory.
Storm Lake beat Ames 6 to 0 on a windy Saturday afternoon. Ames player Chas Russell was knocked out during the second half but has since recovered and returned to play.
The Senior Sophomore girls fell 18 to 12 to the Junior Freshmen in a spirited game. Crowds cheered the lively matchup as both teams added great exercise and amusement for fans. Keep it up, girls.
The Freshmen defeated the Sophomores 6 to 0 as a disputed early touchdown set the tone and the game stayed tight with no further scores. Several players starred for both sides including the Stotts.
The Sophomores dominate the Preps in a lopsided contest while center McCracken shines for his team. Older players on both sides should consider backing away from the setup squad. Freshmen watch as juniors surge forward one by one, with little resistance.
On Saturday afternoon the Preps defeated the Juniors 16 to 0 in a strong exhibition. The Juniors fought hard but the Preps were superior, securing the freshman class title as the stars favor class games over scrub squads.
The Ames fall meet ended with the Freshmen scoring 83 to 43 over the Sophomores. Performances by Longhurst Clutter and Haggard stood out with wins in weights sprints and distance events. Dr W W Dimmick joins the veterinary faculty and begins class work in the city.
A large campus crowd gathered at Engineering Hall and marched to Central Hall and Agricultural Hall for a College Day yell session. Balloting for Yell Master produced 211 votes for Mike Adams and 205 for W N Dickey with Adams declared winner amid band music and cheers.
An old remedy promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup to drive a cold out. It is described as a dependable laxative that gently moves the bowels and also soothes a cough by reducing throat and lung inflammation. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
On the campus the Iowa State College band stands out for numbers and skill. The 45 member group, led by Charles Mundhenk and managed by August Forrest, supplies spirited performances at assemblies and athletic events. The band, which relies on volunteer effort, is noted for a powerful slide trombone section and robust cornet and clarinet units, enhancing football crowds and state-wide pride.
Prof S A Beach returns from a west and northwest tour seeking rest and to inspect the apple growing industry and packing and shipping methods. He visited Denver Pueblo Salt Lake Idaho Montana Washington Oregon and Seattle noting the Seattle Fair was complete yet small and Alaska trade potential looms large for Seattle.
Mrs. S. S. Jodidi and her husband the I B C experiments station scientist depart New York aboard the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria for six months abroad. They are Russians of culture, with the husband Dr Jodidi holding a Ph D from Geissen and a B S from Dorpat. Mrs Jodidi will visit Hamburg Kiev Munich Vienna and St Petersburg connections before returning.
The advertisement promotes ManZan as a universal pile remedy that can be applied directly to affected areas. It claims rapid relief from itching bleeding blind or any type of piles and notes it is sold by C A Gamble.
Lyon & Healy of Chicago known as The World's Largest Music House runs an unprecedented alteration sale in its Piano Department to move pianos from the third floor for new flooring. The sale lists Steinway, Lyon & Healy, Weber, Fischer, A. B. Chase, Knabe, and Chickering pianos with 20 to 40 percent price cuts. send a postal for the sale list to save on purchases.
Pineules aid kidney detox and relief for backache and urinary disorders. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
John T. Houser leads morning Bible School at 10 with J. E. Arnold as superintendent. Preaching at 11 on The Great Things of the Centennial. Endeavor Society meets 6 30 p m. Evening sermon at 7 30 on Why Push the Oregon up the Congo river. All welcome.
Dr Steiner of Grinnell will deliver the Sunday morning sermon at ten o'clock. A long time Iowa College faculty member, he is known statewide for his oratory and brilliant thought. Attendees are promised a great intellectual treat.
Christian Science services will be held at Smith's hall Sunday at 10 45 A M. The subject is Probation after Death with a sermon and readings for the congregation.
The Congregational Church led by Pastor William J. Mincua presents morning and evening sermons. Morning asks about Calvin and serve tus and their impact on faith today while evening sermon titled The Soul's Searchlight contemplates the era’s weaknesses and strengths.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces sermon Sunday morning at 11:00 by President Storms and evening at 7:30 by President Luther Freeman of Morningside College. The new minister is expected to arrive Sunday October 31.
Warner Johnson minister leads Sunday school at 10:00 sermon by Miss Maud Robinson at 11:00 and 7:30 evening service Y P C E U 6:30 Rose Hill leader welcomes all everyone invited
Walter I Fowle and Rev W S Davis from Allur South India will speak at the Odd Fellows hall Sunday both morning and evening under the Baptist church auspices. Davis will deliver a practical message of interest to the community and all are welcome.
A carload of apples is offered for sale with special barrel lot prices. H. M. Benson advertises affordable deals for bulk buyers.
Mrs. Geo White recounts a daytime trip to New Haven Connecticut arriving September 24 and settling at 24 Dwight Street with light housekeeping. Mr White describes enjoying a new city and notes studying corporations as his major subject with related courses in Financial History Public Finance Socialism International Law and Diplomatic History under Professor Emery Tariff Commission chair.
Car load of apples received and offered for sale at the Benson Cash Grocery. Dr. Dyer, a general practitioner in medicine and surgery, is referenced in connection with the notice.
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