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MEDFORl) MATL TRTfiUNR. MEDFORD, OUKfiOV. WEDXI'sDA V. Of'TOnER 21, 192s, pa fin vtWj L I'illli'llS i( 1111 II tHliiHil ili.-trlct nppcaro.l before Ho t-tiuiity court this niurnhiK, and th.-ir rctilest ihiit they be allowed tl, iviiiih iht-ir lHiM district hi. ini tial y lines recclv4'd consid.-ralii.n. This district No. 47 vot. -, u, unite with district :, lmi laiei, became dissatisfied heea iN., they claim. Hi' I.ecse i'i ; dMri.-i .liiwn that nnt'lliiii .,' ii,.. y budget providing fur transport a - lion. ;is .mi. -i s ennuren haw to ;i!U Mvi miles lo ihe sch..olhouM Opponents uf this plan hi-lil i hat jt (i-.iiis'HU'tutioii was provid-d f..r win f:'.'!!;1 i( shmihl he provph-,1 y 'all. t'nunty J-VlnMd Superintendent Cartel told the court this was the main issue. Delegates from Uistiiit ., -lelil the county natrt.tli.il wh.ii they joined with the lfes" ri... l; tl it riit. they had in th... treasury, find mm they Inn! noth-inj-, besides turning; over their o..r. lax refund money, ami vntini; a fuur-miU levy. fhe county court. unified a Ilea r lu for Wei'jiesdny. No entb. r " , 'on th'- eonti-uversy. when Yituosrs fer hulh Hides will Male their view. LAKE GREEK GRANGE I! iVJ The fiillioilii (liaise will Imlil a 'f--iun at Lake Creel; next Satur day, when a report op the proyre.-s of tin- membership campaign of thr yranwers on behalf of the Kami lliiieau re-orKaiiiatiun plan will In- made. Aeeordiliy to flay !. I'arker. farm bureau manager; the tatupiiin is proKfesslim' and Ket tin vel under way. ,s the hens uf the valley are lakitiK a much needed rest, two ear I... -ills ul' ecus, held in shiraye byf the Farm bureau, will be market- 1 eil at an early date. .lana,er Parker reports that the : tmcle territory of tjie J;'ni-ni Hu- ; rtyni is irrowiimi and that 1 ii tons; of t'rtflizer have been sold recent- ! ly. in northern f alifornia. : .Me.lford 1'osi No. I will staee .""hi- Armisliee Day ball on Mou- ' day, Noernber 1 This is an antiual affair and always draws ii lir-e attendance from near ; tul far. This year's dance will l.o in charge ,'of Luther Deuel and proceeds- w.d 'probably uo ' luwaids the . purchase of pew ""'lilii'incnt for the .Med ford Le rifi drum corps. White Collars Thursday Night John Franks says he was shipped m the street by a ynuiiK llv with HiIh remark: ".Mr. FianUs. I'm so ;l;ul In meet you, as I wanted to nsl; you how a play conld possibly lie written that would he Interest. inK with u subject like while col 1hi. I'm sure there's lmthinu new. exeiijuf; or even amusing about ;i thic; like ii white enllar." Mr. Frank says that for a mo ment he was bewildered by the 'Piestiou, but .replied: "WhiU- cul . Irs is mi nxpninsinn applied to Hi'' l rii h class." i"1'. Ktmtly" .said (lie yoiini,' l;i'! "Then tl e women will wear beauti ful "owns instead of shirt waists "i'li stiff white collars, as I feared they would." And she left .Mr. I'r.ink sta'ndin? azln.'i at her tie 1iiit tno. "Miltu Collaia" ih..Lo he the ut ti u-l ioti at the new I'layboiiso, ' Mat-tint; Thursday nittht. and is saitl to lie one of the best plan's Fninks' ; '""di;nis have ever preseii'ed. fhenFood Sours . of folks who Oiink tlicr 1it inilip-stion" hao only nil ncid ron nition which could hi corro'tcd in "v or rn mintltos. An iltr.-fi"' nti.cid like riiillipn Milk- of Mi!-l"-ia .oon rr.tores dipeation to normiil. ''liillips docs awav with nil lht ""nriics and j.m rii'ht nflcr ni-alf' it. lnpvrnts the fli.tres so It ' o1'" tur two hours after eatin?. Whnt flc-ant preparation to Hike! And W pood it is for the sv.tein! In ;ke a burning dose of so.ia wtii.-ii is lt temnorarv relief at lie..' I'liilliPS Milk of Magnesia neutralizes many 'raes it volume in arid. a "i-xi time a neartv mcai, r "'-h a diet hss broucht on tbo least ARMISTICE DANCE Dl AMKim DV TQ I LttlWLU U! U.I0 oiseomfort, try Phillips A Milk IENT IS HARD SLUGGER r ih.. iiiMvi. tlint.l li.txum p. minis, is lie iillr.uly. "ii th- in. .in In th.- first t uiiilil. nm "f his cueor 'si llilt.-r.- i vmi;. l:.i,l,y si I .1 i,, Hi. I; '1 llnl!. A-li l.iii.l fl.,, ,,, 'V' li; of i,i.il;.. ro'ili.l at 1 "f III.- Icir.liM I,., ul 'i X..v.-n i- . "'I' Vellum liuiiii". ral i.imiiiIis 1ms ,.,,i,.,l loons in I'nnian.l an,) the ,.. si-vci-ui km was iiUiinleil a mnulicr .,( Uimvs. Mi' is U Oa.ly's niai.li l,t, i llclnlitli ami , ami Is saul t" ihiww a vi.'i..u l.un.'h. In a letter rm-ivp.1 yslvnlay from his nianauiT. Sa m I ..iii.iTi, l.v .Mut.-li-maker .la, k W.,.,,1, ,,,, s vio lolos ,.' ll,,- v,.a.,,i. u..,-.. t i f ' ' ami iia hnl, ,( al Miov. n i i, ru. ,n.l i,,.it.. I'.i.l'll'.l.l. I...-..1 l.-al!,,.,.- inish.i. win. has m.i kin.wn th,. iiliinK '.I' a kniii'k.iul l.h.w i'y.-. sin. .' In- ii linn,.,! u, .u.,l-,,i ,.. ly I - m-Milhs !ia, ,ay l.,ni.. a.iiuaiiil. ,1 win, ,,,. h, s..ml. "imliip tiKhl with Dii.l Kailrs. wh.i fights this u,.,u in , 1 1;, i,x. iim r..niinisi,,:i smuki r. lanli-s is il nihiii rii.' sluKK.T an. I Is w.-ll kiinwii tn I'.. rl la ml Tans rin- his srii-lin,. l'.inl wi.ili. Ill a si.iiial i-v. iil Kid WaKinr. IiiimI filihl.-:. is ,,.i,.,nii,., t Mink" sh.nt unit ,, Many I'uni-ll. V.,i,-inr was km.ik.il .nit in th,. last ni.,k... in .M.'ili.iiil atnl toil.iy 'Ifillirv.l In- was wi,rl;tn- J,is way h.i' k In a iiiain i-yi'iil nhti-r. his Tii-sl sli-p hi inj; in t,i ni..t sinuli.'r. E KlUs Klks 'lient l.'.le ml datiee held ist evening for I".:.; baiul was I.u-Ke alien. in Mn iti 1 if the Mlppoi teil by nee and proved In be one of lb" ust d-liKhi ful and successful i-ial affairs iielil in .Mcdfurd for me time past. A in (.'Hi; l lie dancers In a I len- dance were residents from nil I parts of the ciiimly and various : other southern heon points. The band, of course, furnished exe-l- lent music for the danciliK- The receipts w ere in .-xcess of S HM, ' which was all profit for the popu- lar band, as there were pract icully - no expeiis Political Talks on Air Tonight NKW YDHK. (lei. lilieal speakers ihe adio tu- nielli include: Democral ic (overnor Alfred S. Smith from liostoii at p- m. over W.l and coast to i-oat network of National Itroadcastliitf company. I lomer S. f umminus, ( 'on nodi -cut Democratic leader, at P'Slu p. in., over WL.K ami cast to cast network. Kepublican Charles l lviins 1 1 utiles from Chi ea'u at It p. in., over WllH.M. Chi eai;o; WCCU. .Minneapolis, and WDAV. Kareo. N. D. James .1. 1 'avis, .-ocretoty of labor, at p. in. over WUli and f olumliia net work. Ye Letter Box The Tariff and Miiilli. To the Kditor: Itidced. you have not dNaree.l at all with Covernor Stnilh's tar iff views, either ill his speech of acceptance or lal- r. Hi- views are represented, not embodied, ill the Cnderwood tariff only so far as competitive, which means tin eiiulvocally protective. Free trade and a prohibitive tar iff produce no revenue. The ex porter Is a price fixer, based upon selling price or value of woods, minus chaiues laid down in fm eiun markets, plus profii either in cash or value of c,oods bartered for. Ninety per cent of American uoods shipped abroad are bait-red, and the higher the tariff on bartered "ods therefore the high er cost to douiestic c.insunj'-r and the less his ability to buy. The law of supply and works i onderfullv so loi snrnlus exists, but hi c; ilemnild il- as no ise of ii sundus for which there is no de- mand. how arc buyets buy by I'ut a tariff you ijoinir to make raisim: Ihe tariff.' n wheat. plu co-t uf ir.iluvtin. whn-ll .l ti-i.v- 1" piiwer of hartei- and thnl r.aits sanio ns a surplus. li-"'- Ui'T" must he ii haiipy niedliim. so that; the producer inn sell and tin- eon- .iiiii.t can huy- The -,,r.ln,'y tar iff hlKln st ever has h-'-n in full for.c for years, yet the holacaustj ,,f l.anki iin. y continue-, and llov ernor Smith lnsis! that n rtylnL-pati-nt re'iutrcs inini'Miiati- and he-' role attention. I Henry MorBonthiill. a rank prot- .slant ami a si rent financier. iuya : ,,f Covernor .uiuith: ' Mis test ot .Vel'V pr .-iiion is. rlit 11 PORILAND ARENAS ritrht '.' Sec, nil is It si.linn I linn Ihi- premls.'. :' per c nt of his appointee, have hern prote.t iints. Jew-K and some Itepuhlicans. ith my personal knowleilce of Covernor Siiiilh and his record as the best and niot procresslve gi.v-. ernor New Vork slate has i-v.-r . had. I tin illicitly I'i'""' '" l'aw nn cppiTtunliy to vole for hi in on Novemher . no matt'-r what the result may he. Thank you. i.. m. su i:i:t i Pictorial History of Tammany Wfl WVWW - Wf- .,..01 L. 1 1 i.-y.i.rw...,-!. it; f, Miw..-vTBtBl..l , i I " " I . Ci'nUrr'' hrn her ( n.!,i r paid nldciiiieii TO PLAY DALLE! The .I-dt".rd liiib school fool liall lea in. th rice mythical slate cliampions and witlnmt a deti-at against them in five years, under fuaeli i'rink fallisoii. will play The Dalles hlh svh.'ol ai The I)alles, Saturday, November IT. The fohimhii. river team KUaran tees the Aledfortl leant Slotot for the trip. The lui-al team maibd a request for the f-ame yeslei ilay. and i e eeived a telegram this murniim accept intf. i telegraphic eontract was sinned Immediately. The .le-l-fortl team ami studeni 1kmv v ceived the news with cheeiiue,, ns it has been one of their chief ath letic ambitious. The- two teams have never mil before, though efforts were made last year, d u rill;; the slate chain- piopship controversy to an waiue. Negotiations for Ih mi- Iiik cunti-sl stalled last prin'. E;;::: The Dalles team is rated :i of tile three stl'otmest leanis state, and has w on all Us this season, ineludint: a from t'ortlaml hinU schools. alwa turn out k'"I t ins, and .Murray, of work arc coiiehed by Kol.ci who has 1 n in that lin for years. The .Medfoid learn .-diehtly . weighs tin- ujistate Mjuad. and now "point" for The Dalles a which is the most important the history id' the school, and event devoutly hoped for by c. foot ba II fan of southern tn : as it will take the uuestion supremacy "out of the newsp.:; and Upon the football field." FOR FIRST FALL Tl'LSA, Okla.. Ucl. L' I. tA't - I Hans Stetnke won over 1'ai .Me- (Mil lust nii-iu on a foul in a lone ili a w n out wrest line, match w hP-h ende, when .MeCill threw Steinke over the ropes. Kach 1 1 fa 1 1 had w on a fall pn vioitsly, but the referee awarde the match to Steinke. Kven though he lost the match. .M cCi 11 w Inn he pinned Stein fee's bulky shoulders to ihe ma I for Ihe one fall, accomplished whai no other wrestb-r in Auicriea lias been aide to do. It was the first fall Steinke had lost since eouiim; to this country five years aao. ,Me C.ill ' vvmi his fall wit h a double wrigt lock and .head scissors in one hour and one minute, while Sicjnkc tuok the first fall in 'i'i minutes. 'B' STANfnUI) I'MVKIiSITV. I'll.. Oct. i l lIN The newest ilevclop moiit.s of "formiition 1;." the cre ation of roach "Cop" Warner. Stiinfonl mid mentor, nrc heint; ; hrotiu-ht out niiihtly in it Siniiford ! sliifliutu that Is liai-reil to all spec. 1 tutors. ' The new- plays are expect..,! to llazzlc ihe Southern I'alifornia Tro jans, w hen tin- teams el:is(i n l.os ; AllKeles; ii week from Saturday, anil Warner K takiim no chalices of llpplm; off his lutnd. The pf.m ford Kriilileri, will opio'.e the )'re no state iio-n Mntnrday, iipin i.nly Ste-.it-ht fi.o-lnll. Win Quickly Effective i For All Coughs A a and All Ages M As Pure an It Is Sure sSJJ WMmif JONES SHIFTS M FILIPINO BANTAM :l S: IN TROJAN LINE DECISIONS PINTO m'JEZ -sac-. 'vj. anFarT7.ei.irwwai.-- rwLL 1 i i . a-tt-c ... c-..t . -jtia - iii - lau Sl.sium;! FOR SATURDAY GO I .US NCKI.I'S I'adl.'.ked ;mI-pr.H'ti'-e ki iiiir.r ford-Vnivei-sity I'ui-nia j;:hili' ni ( 'i i, L' I . tA'i -t.i the Trtijan with (lie S(an ; Si.utiiein t'ali away, ave the Impression here lo d;v t liat f ".ich I low ai d .lolies miulu le d-dnv; a .illle drilling aimed direct 1 at the n.a-iiiUK fardinal attack. Anmim Ho- chanue secret pract ice ysterd come ii'Ktwn, was the feorme Templeton. yyt made in - lo l.e-i.-erlion of tul slrini; eeuier into (lie forward miartl. f haiiie llmi'ii, wall al vielim of many injuries, is definitely out. Tony Stepoiiovjeh. a made -over end. is expected to appear at the other jMPtrit posit Ion for (lie rest of the season. Irvine; Winfie'd. who filled in at Horeus berth auainst faliloiiiia. also is on the In is dial roll, hence ihe inject ion of Templeton. SEEK fflCH CONTROL CHH'ACU. Oct. I oitrna 'iient for w o b Women, is the of the Women's W J (. -flV -Coll" men. controlled new battle TV -icrn Coif as- 1 sociation. While not tiikiim any offj. i il a--liou ai its annual meetinu yisiyr- day, ihe association approed an oruanfzation t bat will control all lournMiients for women. Cnder the present ruliu'.'.s ttw- national tournament i:; run by the Cinted Siaies Coif association, an oiriiii alion of men. The ban eli niinat iim i;irl under Hi years of nizt- from major tour-nani'-nts was lifted. Hocliiie ITiuls I oMlMok. !PITH DI-;.VD. 1ml.. Uet. -1. WV- K'llUte K. lioektie's seat- h for fullback is ended at bast letn- porarily. From a liyout of I ."i no n ihe Notre Dam ach has m lee'.i'd .Morlensou. a subsliltfte ta kle. as the most likely candidate in eVe the Notre Danm eleven a scorlnc punch. .Mortenson weighs 17.'. P""i'''-. ' - ' That Nagging Backache Is Ou'ii a WVirnt'iitj t SliiKi.ii Kidneys. EVERV di- find you Uitic .ind athy jidferinR naRRinc baik atfic, licada'1.2 and dizzy spcilsi' Aie kijne- spirclions too frfttuca'.. jr.mt7 or ininiaif in pa'-suHei' Thesp arc ft-n sins of slujtcii!: i.iJni and jhouUn't he ncijltctc.j. ljC l)nti'i frill. iJtit'l'l. ,i -.(iijui-Lint diarrt!. , rr nr thr .n te. jty of tli- V.id:iY'' i ltJ (S"t 'at! thru m rrry injl cfl w.iite imptiri'tc;. Lticlf-rjcl by iH-.j ?vcryv)ic-. 50,000 UficrsrndorseDor.n's: i. 201 N. Knit Si . Mont ni "I Wis l.Ofhfff f. f 1. . tun f -t;nrrif p) . .Jsrt to.-nrty. At p, .iiiv t tit, 1 iH- V.J.., 4 lot rt iruhl" Tt Ht!l t tool)',! I'I-;,' Do.n s P 1 I (jli-il rioirnnl tl.'-ri ia citirr." DOAN'S (f)c ASTIMtll.AVT nit ltl.riC .KI!'Nr.Y.- l.eo HJWn Co Ml' Ch-ev fl. lMl- NY BOXING GENE 0 'GRADY BOBBIE VERNON Medford Armory FRIDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 2 l.'slHii'.l J. Ma. or t.nnii .a-Ii in cim-jut)." I inh. l.t l'iii!.i i s ,i iimhirr ns ;:E'.lii'if,'ii ft? fs-Vv PORTLAND ARENA l' 'l:TI...'l. uic. Mel. "J 1 i.V Voiin:: Nation iliMa. l-'l li o.no b.in t.iinw ..-icb: l.o- Angeles Scored two knock i low us over f li.it b y I 'into. lUiflalo. in the opening rounds of 'their ln-ioitiid tnaiu cvenl- here last nii'lt! and held this a d an' ,u e Has Judge Thomas Speeded Up Justice? This is our m-innil slutciHcnl mi this si!,ii'ct. lit out- first slnli'iiionl we slinweil Hull -liulffo ThmiKis' 1'niirl ri-pm-liT v;is sn liusy willi pol it icil ilnciliiit'iits for the jutltji' 1 1t ;i t lit ij.'iinl'i lost tlioir otiscs in tin- Siii-i-ni, t'ouiM liwiins,.- tlio ouihM i-- to i- i- iliil lint c;el nut I lie n-eonl I'm- wliiL'li lie liu.l liccu iiiid. llei-e wo will slinw iiililitioiliil eases wliofe n 1 1 w.-i it:i n I t-il ilehiys -were i-misi'tl liy .liulifi' 'riinmas' riiui't ri'pnrltM- mil I iuir mil Hie rcciinl. State of Orcffon vs. Tlimuas efatiteil time for appeal to Sopti'itilii'i- l.'i. lOlili. lo enalile tl lirl reporter In I I'.uiseiilie tin- li'sl iiiiiniv. 'I'liereafli'i'. -Iiulv;c 'riiniiias' eonrt reporter fileil affiilavits in the Suiu'ome Court slinwui!' oet it out Inn had not luul over two years, the appeal Morton vs. Wright M:iv '.!", IHlTi, -lnil','1' 'riimniis if.ive jinlymi'iil for in ..l. in .linluf Thomas' eourl. which est oipl oil Mi liljli, nearly a tear from the .Tiiilire Tlimtias ami one hy .linl'je I'.vai: .. silt int.' in court for .linloe TIkhiuis, ..aiiiuiry II, l!)-'li. -Iml'.'e Thotuns' court reporter iliil not o,.( nut the trmiseript of Ihe lestimnny until March (i. l!'-'i. Second Northwestern Finance Anril 4 I'll! I. .IiiiIl'o Thomas Uriinteil extension of t inn- to iiionths. am which was made (rotten out the transeripl of the e iilcnce. Hollywood Orchard Company vs. Dennis, Kimball & Polk 1) her S. llliM. .1 iiil-fo Thomas dismissed the plaintiff's em could not lirim.' it avrain. I'laintiff soncrht 1 .. appeal. -Iild'-'e of time lo -I il m- 1, l!)L'."i. the transcript necessary American Soda Fountain Co. l-'ehrnarv '. l!l''l. .ludife Thonias enlcreil ,iud''men f"i defendanl. orders exlendine; the time to file an appeal lo April lo. I'.U.'i. Tin sarv liccausc .hul'.'i- Tlimuas' e videllee. W. H. Vawtcr vs. Rogue Eivcr Valley Canning Company Supremo Court No. 11189 April S, l!l"'l. -luil'.M' Thomas entered .jiiil'-'im' III in plninl iff 's fnvor. Case appealed .lime 7. HlL'l. The Supreme Court was compelled to r i-ji t t six cxlensions for lime lo file Iruns eript on appeal an. I liill of exceptions lieeause .liulpe' Thomas' court reporter had not (.'olten mil the transcript. These orders exleiuleil the time from .Inly ,"i, llliM, In March ' !, 1 !l'J.1. Big Butte Horse and Cattle Association vs. Anderson Supreme Court No. 11G41 .Noveliihcr L'l. l!l-!."i, .liuloe Tlimuas fiivr decree for defendanl. lie extended plaintiff's lime to file his appeal to May 1. I!ll!li. made n ssary liy the iiiahility of his emil l reporier lo p i out the transeripl, I'.eliveeii April 1. llll'li, mid May lli. I!ll!7. the Supremo Coiirt vri-;ni 1 I I'iV'hl extensions of time ninl up until the first day nf -I illy, lllL'7. for filintr ahst racl in the Supremo Court. These were each liased upon .ludtre Thomas' eonrt reporter's affidavit that he had n ived pay for the transeripl 1 1 1 1 had not had time to tfet it nut, in each s-ise stalinc; he would promptly ;:el il mil. These orders extended the time lo July I. 1 OUT. a period of fifteen mouths, in iiihliiion to the five nionllis which had boon (franled liy Judge Thomas for the same reasons. THE TRUTH ABOUT THE MATTER If the editors who write. the editorials inspired liy .Inline Thomas knew the facts, they would, or at least mie;ht to he more (.'nardi'il in their staleineiits. Wo maintain that instead of speediii!; up justice he has retarded it, result in;;, in the defeat of the riiflit (if people to have 'their appeals from his decisions heard in the Siipi'eine Court. JUDGE THOMAS' EXCUSE In another article we will show that Juili! Thomas has claimed Hint there were no appeals delayed liy reason, of Hie failure of his eourl reporter to ct out the record, but thai sub-' seiiietil ly when conf routed with tin- facts he has claimed that he did not know that the reporter was behind in his work. However, he made these many extensions ()f time for panics to tro! their eases in the Supreme Court because be knew, and it luul been kIiowh lo him. that his eonrt reporier was so behind and had not (rotten out the records mid that the extensions were for that reason necessary. e , Wo shall siiliseijiiently show that when the liar Association son;lit to rorreel thin rvii whereby Judire Thonias' court vwis causing those ilelayH, Judge Thomas opposed t II e Keform. e I'lciise help us elect a man who will so conduct his court that you will have the opportunity to (ret your ease into the Supreme Court and I here have the lifiiriiig which the law given you the riu'li fo have. RKTTKlf (iOVEXMFAT LKAGUE. Pld Advertisement (No. 8) I'i. CrnKer i-e-elecled (.rant inavnr de-pife re i elation tif dl-htnel y. in the third. ..n. then l.it i technic.' I 1. n... kuu:, 1 :ddie uht. nem o. 1'orl land, w on round deeisl mi iver Terry K ih ell. Salem. Mud llails. I.ms Aiii'v, and .1'dian.v l.altose. t'ortlaml. went tnui' round-- t a draw. Hobble Vernon, soldier from Vancouver, knocked out lihy Dunn. AM-iua. in tiic second louml, Imnn went down ior a count of pirn.' In Ihe fi1 Conviction cf Manslaughter, January that lie hail li-en panl 'l"i lime, lie never 1 1 i 1 t.'ol it mil. was finally tlroppeil. - ilale of (In- jihIm nl lour Corporation vs. Mansfield I'tilcrcil .i'ld'jmc nt for Mansfie appeal until Xovemiier JH. neci I'ssarv oeea use .iiui'.'i' I noiiias eourl reporier ii.'mi noi lieeausi' il was necessary to enahle for the appeal. vs. Medford Grocery Co. court reporier had mil nolle Croker Gets 'ATTf.RF.t- i I I ie West Linn Plays Corvaltis U KS'I" LINN, ()c(. 1M The West Linn hi-h sclmnl fool ball team having deleaied ladh Keene and Silvcrton learns, will ;o 'o Cor vallis Saturday to meet the Coival lis )ti:;lt sel.ool oil Hell field. Player Dies NKW Oltl.KANS. La.. (M. L'l. i.i'i Li'once Chauvlii. 17. ilieti in a New Orleans hospitnl last ninlit I'nun ih i-rr.M i s (d a blow 1'rmn an opponent's elbow in a fonlhall Maine Snmlay a! C(viii:,bm. La. 4 V"II n a reioem bcr vety clearly Ihe i ouri-hii i:i-e whv should hev s,i o' '.oh new brld Well, she canj,'ht him at Suprcnn Court No. 117G3 9, 1926 lor this transeripl anil wiuilil After much ilelav, ext. 'inline Supremo Court No. 11G18 in plaiiiliff. h'ive onlors in all were time lo file tin- appeal until March I, of the onlers were .'ranteil liy Supremo Court No. 112G9 chl. 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