Win Or Lose Grange Is
Hero To Wheaton, Ills.
Probably Most Popular Man in Home Tohii W hen
Father Ruined Motherless Boys to he "He Men
hy Playing and Wrestling With I hem
| B- MARCMKKT UAI.K
|UXWM?lit. mi, b? Th? A(J??f?r.>
W/ieaton. Tils., Nov. 19? 1N0
matter whether "Red" Grange
wins or loses, he is still a hero In
this little town of Wheaton. 25
miles from Chicago, where the
great Illinois football star live*.
Probably the most popular man
to Wheaton. a town of 7,000
where neighbor know neighbors.
U the same "lied Grange; and
the man who loves him most In
the chief deputy of the county
Jail, for ten year* chief of police
of Wheaton? Lyle Granite, his
own six foot, stalwart father. In
fels self styled "bachelor apart
n?Bt," second flat to the rear, on
Main street, which "'Heil" share*
?hen home, l?yle Grange told the
; writer today how he had tried to
bring his hoy up to be a regular
"be man."
I . Wheaton had Just coioo clam
oring to his doors for the
: ??straight" news" about "Red."
"jVas he hurt badly in the Min
aesota game?" "Was his bark
JbJured?" "Will he play again
rtbls season?" Never a *ord a*
to how It happened his team lost
4he game. It was only when a
long distance call from Champaign
? e^lae that Wheaton settled down.
Ijftphyalctan told "Red's" father
tbat only a tendon in his arm was
'fulled loose. He would not play
$?11 again this season, but at the
plame time he was not badly In
rjbred. The sheriff's wife went
4way murmuring, "I can have
:ralm up for dinner Thanksgiving
, after all."
Ljrle Grange liken nothing more
than to talk about his boy. As
this father of the big football he
ro of the ago dusted off a chair
tor the writer, he pointed with
pridy to the four walls of the lit
tle .bachelor living room. Clip
pings from dozens of newspaper:*
rand cuts of Red In action did
bWnrlce where wall paper had once
tone its duty.
? "I pasted the clippings there."
aaid Mt. Grange "my sou Harold,
that is. 'Red* would not have done
It. He's too modest. He does
aot like all this adulation any
way. And If there'd been any wo
men here they probably would
fcave put them In a scrap book
' aomewhere. But I like them
where they are. They're flnor
than paintings to me, and they
?lake this look like a regular he
aian's apartment."
There we sat In the five room
bachelor abode of Lyle Grange
and his son "Red" and another
aon. Garland. Not a feminine
thing about It. Plain dark mat
ting rugs on the floors; substan
tial oak chairs; plain muslin cur
tains; a few books that men like
lAl^ead; a hat rack; a big heat
^ stove; a dining table nnd
dishes; a cook stove; and beds; a
radio In a one hundred per cent
atan's den. which "Red" calls
bis own when he comes home va
cationing and to truck Ice. No j
pennants, no footballs, no decora
tlona or fusslness of any kind.
A giant In appearance, and sol
id as they make them. Red's fath- 1
er was In his younger days a Penn
sylvania lumberman, who got off
ynany a log Jam safe, purely thru
Jils superb strength and swiftness
of limb. Red's grandfather was
one of the fastest wood choppers
In the Allegheny Mountains. The
dark eyed mother of "Red" who
died of typhoid fever when he was
five and a half ychrs old. leaving
two small boys and a girl to be,
brought up hy the lumberman
father, was a strong athletic girl.
It ts this fine physical heritage.
l?yle Grange believes, that gave
biff "Red" his stsrt.
Then Lyle told how he'd come
born' at night, years ago, and
?Tied" would say;
Jr "Come on Pa. Let's wrestle."
.And "Pa," big six footer that he
was. would get down on the kltch
an floor before he started the sup
per, and "wrestle" with the fu
ture athlete. This msn. who has;
bean father and mother to his
iboys, determined when they wer?*
young to bring them up good and
klad. -but "hard" physicslly, and
retfular "he men."
i - Ftlhers ought to play more
With their sons, and encourage
tlMn 4n good athletic games"
Aft's father said. "It keeps them
of mischief, both the sons,
a ad fathers, and where athletics
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is bill! making ul the ability of
tine material. ab!y cojrlicil, in
speed along to victory on hJgh
Rear.
N'?. in ? majority of taw ? a
Mi'f. ii Itily great majority ti ??>*?
t:ihli>li the fact-- uictlioj-rity prc
?'?*. IllinoU. for instance wont
aiorv ii-lyiti/ on u t*. ronx attack
to ?li?rotint d?f?,n?-i\e . In
i In ? r?l t in- pair! th?- |ionalty. Un
til tl;e I'rinroton iramo Yale was
n?:h!::g tj biag nb.?ut an?l it ?'?*
babe Tries a Crickcl Stick
The boy* hand*) Babe Ruth a cricket *tlch the other day and the man
who made home running an nrt In this country took a preliminary nwtng
with the chief ofTennive weoiKin of Knviland '? fuvnrit** sport. f "It might be
? 11 rlghl to use In tlap Ntlrk coined v ? <?mment<-d the l?abe._"but I'd hate
to hit uguinsi Walt el Johnson with It" "** '
FOR THE GAME'S SAKEj
UYUWRENCE PERRY
Now York. Nov. 19. ? Noire
Damo still storms along clearly
in the had ? ? f all fool hull <1 v
; cnn Ea.st of tlx* Sierra.*. The*
( South Menders, have the will to
i victory unci the menus i hereof.
In California the llerk* ley te:?n*
stands out umong all West coast
out fit s and if the writer is not. j
mistaken the hears stand ail ox- 1
; cellent chance of developing flit .? [
[one of those well known and Just-!
i ly fuiuous "wonder teams," that I
Andy Smith has turned out *??>
; frequently in roc en t years.
Of all the so-eallcd bin loanu>
In the country Notre Damo and
Iceland Stunford have neither ?
been tied nor defeated. From
i this fact one of. two conclusion * -|
may bo drawn- -either excellence j
has prevailed upon the rrldlron
as novcr before, or else ihe gen
eral rule of play has tended to- '
. ward mediocrity.
One might without hesitation
accept the former conclusion wer?
1 it not for the demonstration
which Notre Dam ? has made and
and studies are linked together
j the boy has more interest iu Ills
' books.
| Mr. Grange then showed tie
I writer the first prise "Itfd" ? v. r
: won. It was a pearl handled
j knife, won in a race at n Sunday
j School picnic.
"He has been bringing home
' prizes, medal* and cups ever
since for any athletic stunts h? s
entered into" said Mr. Grange.
"He won 19 modal* in his last
year at high school."
The writer sat for two hours
listening to "Ited V fath> r talk
about the boy ho brought up.
"And I did it without any wo
man's help." M added prldefnlly.
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Turin !>> the I'rinrrtoii i-*amo *an
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Dartmouth on the either hand,
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? ??v eal y? :irs, hut fur some time
hack Ihc Green has he? u well he
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GuniMtr Lindstrom of Sweden haa JuaFT>rcktn tho world niurk fur throw- j
Ins the Javelin. The new record la 66.62 meters. Tho old record of 66.10 i
meters was hold l?y John Myrra of Finland. Llndatrom Is also tho right '
ar.d left-handed javelin Ibrtwlnc cha-?pi?-. On the soruo day ho set the j
woilJ mark with hla rl*;ht Iwnd he threw the aptar 46.55 with hla left.
low lu-r i-Uincluil. Now slio is IliitwrK on tint contrary liif.li
Jti?t an average at rang eleven, above In r normal ?*las-\ m
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Man Saves Wife
In Nick of Time
"My wlfo wns unable to eur?A'
en tin* HkIiIi'hI food, and had fnll
en away to a llvltlK nkoleton. She
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tured with pain. On the recom'l
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<>dy and she in all rluht now and
ban Kalnc'd forty puund?." It Is n
Hlniplo, haritilcHH p reparation that'
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i If Back Hurts
Flush Kidneys
Drink Pferty cT Waier and Takp
GUfi* of S -Its Before Break- 1!
fact Occasionally
When your kidneys hurt and your
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;jro( eed lo load your ?totmch with a
lot of drug* that excite the kidney*
itid irritate the entire unitary tract.
Keep vcnir kidneys clean like you keep
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waste and stimulate them to their
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The function of the kidneys w to
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kidneys active.
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ing for a few days and your kidneys
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lemon juice, combined with litnia, and
has been used for years to help dean
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tion, thus often relieving bladder
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iithia-water drink which everyone.,
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their kidneys clean and active. Try
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and no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
backache. By all means have your
physician examine your kidneys
least twice a year.