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' ' Wwlnosdny. Pf-ppnihf-r 31, 1021. PAGE TWO i, J 1 i . ! Sh T five . tin. :. pin: ' nn ! ; ' i ltd I; i ' pro whl ' IpiK llin ' -1- lno inu ". i'-p . K'lt In! dii mis: 11.3 lof Jul nit or prl lilt cri) : 8li J mi ; Ini ' wn No i-Ib ho-' lilt II1C Hill I : . T ' lllll i l.ll on Inc . me ' Wf ou . rr .' HO Ill III In, . nn " 4 of ! ' til f f 1 ; I t.v - ! i . '. Kr , l -1.1 f i ut; i In t it j T f n 1 LaV W l1 B ' "X. '1 BOXING January Stands For Exceptional Values Throughout The Store Of special interest to our customers will be our values offered during the month of January ; of goods of every description. This is the one time during the year you can make consid- ; erablc saving by anticipating your wants, fio plan to shop early while our stock is still intact. ' ! For Friday, January 2nd. LARGE ALL-WOOL GREY BLANKETS $6.95 3G-IX. OUTING FLANNEL In Fancy Stripes; good weight 20c yd. PEQUOT SHEETS 72x90 First Quality S1.79 WINTER COATS. SWEATERS AM) WOOL DRESSES Half Price STITCHED COTTON BATTS 72x90 in 3-11). weight. 75c n i ; '1 A Good Place to Trade i sn;vi:s iiffkats mxihuv SALT UKK (AD I "rick Si' V t -tu. KiiJt lik heavyweight howr. t l-ft-at-l Jim l.imiow her- Monday nrjfhl. Hl-ven was awarded u j technical knockout over I.lndow in ih- fourth xtt a srtenm-u mx ronnd loui. lurk (J onion won ihe d-cL-;ion ovtr luul i tardy in six rounds of faM fightilK. Jt huh Gordon's in itial i.pt;oruntt- here after a trip lo ih- vomit. i Tom June and Cal Herman fought a four-round draw. -. i:r;iso may u:tv iu:i.am:y SKW VOHK AJ)--T.Kr Klow- ew. AUuittU n-KTO niltJlU'W-iRllt, who hoxes Joe ljuhmun of Tolt-do h-r N'-w Vour's afternoon, may oiftOKT Jack iM-lam-y, HriJir-Mrt, I'onii.. oulllr, who (on'Uen- I'aul tir linLac h in a match at Madi son Square Uard'-n. Jaunary 16. NVtrotiaUon.M for th rontt vt-re .-alU lo b m-arly roiiinh-t-4l. STUPID SET PACE, SAYS EDUCATOR H. Whwlcr, profiwor of pflyl.ol- J oiry I'nivrsity of. On-gon. of tlif tracticitl ua to whlrh inwlliRtiut t!fl rottld put as a manx of .IHcrminliiB ciualiiirutiona for col 1 !- mirunro. Carlton R 8p-iKi-r. j njf mn;r at ihi I'nivt-ruity of Oiv ,Kon. att. d riiulnnati on account jof ihr aluK-nro of Colin V. !tiifii!, IuIko of Km- univ-rs:!y. Stanford Backs Plan To Ride 'Four Horsemen'; tiwfnRKnPi:E3B)f:EI&EBE!SEIIKKr 3 II Watch This Space a For (Continid from Iap 1.) prariito and Coarh C1t-nn S. '"Pop" Warm-r nf th-m I hnmjrh ft i-avy pnirlt(H t ih ho- l.owl Tiit-Ktlny afii-rnoon. (Continued from Pao 1.) ti ' UJJ ILL SPORT NEWS An nrrrnrn : him iirrnini "lillllTJnHMi . iimli uuuifuuii ia not linow whether thry hnve ! iH'KCiilutiMl with ChI Kwinv fr iIjh jptirrluiMo of (ho rluli nor whtt)itr lowing wunta lo k-U," JoIiiimod -plulnt-d. "Any .nnonn'iniiit rnuNt roiiH from tlifB men. Thcr muy Imi KoniclliinK for ih to wty In a f-w day-M, hut not at pri-wnt." ; JoluiMoii utl mi t it'll that hn also j hud bm n approui'lmt hy Hull Uik. himiii' Ha mi.tl r'KurlhiK lakliiy oi-r the Halt l-.k' chit, of !li- roaitl N hilt I hut notiilliK liud Ix i n iJone oili.r than lo a-k him If h.- Hal ilM by two Ann Arbor, Mlch.,1 Th,'N,, full I.uku ImalncM ini'ti. men to h-lu In nim-hasln iH! ' jMhnw,n ! 'xpru. d ti COUCHES MEET Tm ip nm rni I I LM nuLtd - RENO, Johuton Nov. (AP) Wall.T Win wtgion Arn-rlritn In liuil nul cvi-n Klvi'ii tlifin a ilt'ffnllt iinnwiT. inlri! lo liHVf ii roiiri'i-mu-t wllh him hut llu-y lm nvr imnlii unv ur-raiiit'in-iiiH for imrli u ponfi-ri ni'iv OAKK (vr (IV MAKIllrr OAKLAND. i.lir. (AC) Th ownt-iH of (hr (iiikltinil Huh of Die Ann!1''"'"1'' ,'ou"1 liimilMill hitKun liuvi' ni-nrii iroin no our --Kiil'llllC Uli uuKluua club or Urn ruririn i'oiihI lioruu. uJmllti'il TuwUuy Hint lio unileretund. Sn h oi-Koilullonii wi n' uoilBr ay. bill n,ilil hi- wuii not In u poiHloa to ill iikii tiM, mutl. r. "I liv un orfir uml inn pon in. ring ii," johnmui wii.l. uml n fiirlhT iplnln'il ihot thn Arbor nit-n with Hip onlv ihtmihin hn roiil-l Inlk for pnlill-iitlnn. i l"alt' f "I" rluli ulnre llin run m IIIIKIIl'Ct'K-i l.Kllllll(iOIIN with U ulli-r Joluihon, Wimlilnicion pltrh ililt nr.. Mini tli pliili In nu Ioiikit on llir iiiaikiit. J. c;il i:hir. prln rlal ounrr, Hiihl lu-r- Tm-mlay. "Wo ImvM inuili- nil our plan n "I I l "or " ' "on uml urr kI"K LiOUPn or i join "" " thom." kWk i'i. vvu6u,vt uuiu ,.w hv. not li.nr.l rrom nny . ., , ' Ann ArliOr -turn nor unv mn. .Im. fdyil.li.i mr. tMiiiit ...i.tti., ....hi ,. .., ...... , , " ' 1 lt tilft toll f Id. Mrfo. lu' ( eom. " ,l,ul wlll Johnson il fUMMM. IW m r.i.K. LMdl.t .kyii. I "'""'''I " Tin ( lull I. not for MS"? "S" !' BALSAMtA far ll bra- Ihlll tUMtl.M. IALBAMEA II ,nir ,, . u , , ,!., , , , , , M.I. inntiilu mtd, It.m , n.l li. I l-1" ll Ulut Iip liml h. nril wrrt ,lttl Or. Bn. r. Cnbtr.it A.w. '"Pun Hint tlto Suit Ijihr rluli ".7 " J "'. 1 . .'.wr i. w I iuni iifi-n iiik.-ii put liv 11 irroun .....iimk.-i in ini- f,un l.uKi. Olltlll, Who In hi'iv, miyii: "11,. K ,,,, n tlv air," iih hti hmi nut lnunl rioin any lntiriMt.il riirll.x lur minus ttlllH ,:i.t ami All of Ma ntnn fit. I hi it wi. nm aia Ii. Iiik hvlil in alii'iatn-v. Doctors Say: Don't Neglect or Cold Toward tha Mid nf IIm InftiirnH rii',irmir luvfriiatMit hrl(lm notirnj that a Hi' H litdlana la Naiadn, hr ih vm of (! fmn f nnilvt plant vm immuni fnni in ravasva W Inftunita U ittrwMI anv.ntf lu- fUtla tathata and tltaa In thMiUl urr fowtnf lih VU-aih" raMa of tlm fiulii wfpt (ti rferld aad'TTT vmia hut ALK AVE A baa new bch ai,it'tntiud lud prtet uolforoilr mirtfuloiia rrulta tn kur : i wttht tht (hiUhimI nwm tnhrt and rallMfa IriUMion, S H lnrajn tuna af fauroua and panatta earn ri- e? B.tfi'J of In tbrtrwtn nit b1r p-Opma and 4 rmm ai I mmratauiy. it Un taliM, rhrklBf (ria anloit Pf tl'rl ffinril It Wf f h nrflnnr dalatni itj dn ft4 ! t ( nt tit IrtuUr 'n.Ilt ortttr amiaTti rrmt; HAIHAMKA i -oai (aM) tor and ihr bamiful nr fiaaajnt Ui uki aud alaoturlj aala it riiddrm tiff viwi art BAI. !IA K A Wtlh lh lira tif tW htdma nn (Im ii.kt.j t;iar rd fa fflWt ntiji iiitib'h, no auTt ahal naur. vr tui- MtoMf baft All dra- til DAU.AtIf.iv. OrtUidi buy it from Qitua ho flt nfrrrM For Chronic Cougb COM'I'UI A c. iii.i.ii. ANN AHIIOH, Mich. (Hy tTi AitAorlntrd lriw) A ronf.rfnrc waa htlil i ! rt lai.' Tin-Mhiy. )r rrll t. I'rtttt, fmtn.r i.trn Amcr Iran Infitld.T, iwttd TtoMuv nlKhl. ri'irurdiiiK lh iMvUponrd plan fur renrwhiff n noOationn ,v Waiter Johnaon, WaahtiiKtoti Amirlran pltchtT, Cor the ptm hiHn of I ha Oakland, Caj., club of tha PaclUc Coaat iaf ti. Pratt rf iatd to nay ttn whom hut admltti I ihnr wt two tn on from out nf town. t itJtld tha ronforauca waa In th tmrr. t of "jttlinf condition back wher.t limy war a when Johnaon h id tm option" on tho Oakland ruth tow wki ago. 7n man claims, an oil atock wtndir aot hi fort una. How I.nfl ANOK!,K (A P) CpwaMa f 3it gridiron ronr-hca of ln-tltn-iloria or tin wi'Mli rn I nlii-d Nfulr.i ul a mc'tlnt; lnro TuPMday. orpun ui'd a Puciiir coital branch of tho Koot ha l t 'oaclH-H Ahrotiu Ion of Am rh'u and hidorHcd three oi four ultn-nuttonH In lUl'fi rult a biikK'-hI-M a' a moi'tlntr of the par?nt body In Xi'w Vork. Tho other ilianK'' wan alh'rcd HliKlitly by the we.sl rni'ra and n rrKOlution sent lo thr national aHociutlon. di VxUtn s. "Pop" Warnar, roarh of .Stanford u hive ratty, wuh rlcrtfd I'hairimin or the n'w oricanlantion and Klmt-r Mrndorson of thr Vnl-vi-rally oi tioiilhi-rn Cullfornlu w;o rhoafii dtairlrt r-prfcnlotivc. SUKCst CUII(a4'S. The iiir1r.,.it.i,i i, .,. tk. riih-H iirp um follow.t: t Tip rcxiorution -f kick-off to 4n.yurd Um- itiKh-ni or tnld-fiold and abolishing of the tci Thr thn-f nlt'Tutkms wlitcli aro to bp brought ht rorc 1 lie rulca ronimilto o( the Konthnll Ciachta' Aasociatton of Anirrira which met with the approval of wcalern ''""rhi's, ore n ri.llowa: "Aholltlon of sivlnjf first down on off -!! penally Hitb-. it-nalty civi-a offensive team ball ln-yond (mint to be Ruined, "Fixing rcspot'sihltity fur watrh intf for rouKluiev uj-alnat kicker upon hra.l imt-.sman instead of ref-rep. "Abolition of Riving first down on blocked kick bfhind line of crimrunice if r covetrd by kick er'a nlde, until ball i rerovpnd ut or beyond point to be sained." ! H waa pointed out lhat thn fourth rhuiijrf doew not apply lo hlrha partially blocked which cross: i ha line of arrimmnrc. journeying in t.i Tpper Ijinpkal ri-Kion. reached a noint i..w,.i which I ho nallvtt iruiilea were ro Inctnnt lo proceed. They imkc,, of a neariy all cut city which they had onee from ufar mt n(.v.r dared upproach, ti they imagined lo bo haunl- d 4jy -evil aptritH. Ilifnifrfrn. however, pushed on with a aniHll parly and eveniually reaehed a yh-r wall of rock or R-reat he.Kht and some niib-a loup with natural ha.stionn and Inaccea ible except ul three polnta. by one of which tho cvjtiorera entered. They came, upon a veritable maze of Intercommunicating (.Hi-. puawa-. chamhem and cave dwell fnir. In l he center or thla fortreaa' town waa found a large open apace I with ona huiro aolliary tree. There wen inacrlptiona in atrunRo chnr- I "ftera. and remalna of what seem- ' ed ancient .toDitiH. ijfinnrf. brooUi'di oei.fhfv pfoce, aiul lilihoiiirhi-acrs of Wild ?inimtntdii 'oa4 .fr,,; served, not a human aoul wua aei'n. Who the ancient rock-dweltern i were and why they iitndoned their impreKnahhi airontrhoM ro inain.i a iiivmIi tv. ' ' Departmental nieetliiKa. invotvintf some 20 phases of school work, were started and will be con Untied today. Colictftt. alumni, soejeths and tearht rn' aroups held lunch eons and meetliiKM yeaterday dur 1 ing the intermiwiiona from the :r'riilur convnttcn programme, i Adjournment' will be tonight, af ter a day or ' departmental pro grammes and a eenernl seasion. At the-afternoon meeting Miss Mabel ("arney of Columbia uni orsity. President Butcher and Chaplain John -W. Heard of tho American I-' teion will be apei-.kers. Yesterday Mis Clara J... Jabnke. president of the Washington Edu cation iissociutlon. Spokane, em phasized the importance of the guidance of school legislation by mcmlHTH of the profession. Teach ers are educational experts, she said, and should take the lend In formulating state programmes. She dcaeribed uclivitiea of teachers or ganizations in Washington. That the Utile red school house no longer" represented a solid Americun Institution, and that graduates of modern city and coun try schools were belter educated than their country cousins was the contention of Alius Carney In un add res. Her subject was. "A Na-tlon-Wide Programme for Itural Education." Ucpariincitls Have Sessions. Thirteen depart mi nis held sepa rate meetings yesterday afternoon and dircnsaed problems of Interesl to their own brunches. Other de partment will meut today Tor final aewaons and election Of department officers. Programmes wero largely of a. Orchnlcal nature, largest in atleudance. were the meetings of the.itchoot prlnrliails ami Hih city f4iiMriiiiendeiitK, which combined lo hiW l'resi nt Hutcher. i Tea"liers in I lie division of mod ern Uuigiags heard a demonstra tion of foreign language Instruc tion ty phonograph. -Mrs. l-.diHi M. . IHinee. miveraily high school. KuKn't lolil or h iwt of the ma chine., and predicted general us- us a meuits.to improved pronuniia tion. No ramies! thai flerman teach ing be. reinslaled in high schools wilt be mode by the department of higher education until the stand or the American Legion bodies In 1h stnt.. baa been determined. II was decided yesterday. The meeting In cluded a dlaciiKsUm by lr. Uayuinml Mmwr.fcT pi i.i.im; i-'ok soTrti; imi: CHICAGO (AP). With One day remaining before the Notre I mine-1 Hianford Intersect tonal footh.tll ,ratne at Paaadeita, ulif., N-- Year ibiy. the midwest is pull ing for Klltlte Itoekne'a famoui 'four horsemen" to ride rough ;diod over th- Cnlirornfuns, th'isj nabilng the Noire I aine eleven 'o finish '.rH with a rccWd of, victories from coast to coast. Among the midwest followers at least, th game overshadows in terest In th California-Pennsylvania contest to b played ot Berkeley on the same day. be cause of the intersectional repu tation of Notre Iame. the most widely advertlst-tl eleven the coun try Ikh.s ever known. . Tebgruph offices In small inbl west to-Ans and clliea usually clos . d on holidays, will remain open Mo receive the returns. persons 'villi ii radio, or -those who know j somebody with a set, will have j their ears glued to the headpieces, Ktart in? at 4:15 p. m., central standard time, to receive a play iby play rert which will be lud Mocast by WON, the Chicago Trib une . station, over special wires J from the gridiron. H in M tm tn H M W tat a H a M ASH BROS.9 January Sale ATTENTION! For private parties, lodge or . church socials, there is noth ing as nice or coxy to serve TAMAi.r.s or rnrij Every market, grocery and confectionery slock 11. O. JEs If. Brand the best in the city, or call the COCA COI.A UOTTMVO CO. MA. IN 401 II. G. & H. PRODUCTS THE B. OF LF. &E. Thirty-Second ANNUAL BALL AT ZUBER HALL, DECEMBER 31 Tickets ?1.00 We Have in Slock and Are Agents for A T W A T E It - K E N T RADIO SETS Benham Electric Co. maix joi m:w i-'oi.kv m,nn ' ILOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS HAROLD LLOYD In "HOT WATER" ( f i (Sid i ts' M6nday, ARCADE We Go Out of Our Way lo Serve RUINS OF OLD CITY VIEWED THE IIAOI'K. IIoII.iikI (AP) A romantlp rtory of Ih. illFro-ry of an anrl.iit unknown anil unlit hablt.l forlrvfli clly rom.a rrom Sumatra, on of thn lrt..i Manila of lh Initrn Kut Indian rchl placo. Acvordlnc to tha Sumatra rout. 1- l llk-mitro, a foroity otflolnl. Our business wilh you has been a pleasure in the past. We Extend A Hand Of Friendship for the Coming Year Wfbhing You All A HATTY NEW YEAR THE CITY GROCERY Jurt Bark nf tarra oa fir Ntrrc-t riIOK UAIS 671 ILM (1AI M I HIJE I)F.I.Im HiazaMafliEiBiiiiBuiaES'sis'sssaQaziiisBB'aB m We Handle- AND SELL THE CELEBRATED Aberdeen Utah AND Peacock Rock Springs Coals - 1 They Roth Make Worm Friends. Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Go. Phone Main 17 m H a a a m g s M M H - : ' , - - :