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51TTF0RP TttTTT, TRTTiWB, MTDFOTm, CjRTOOy, SATURDAY, STOPTB'NrB'KR 2S. 1020.
IMPORTANT
U; S. CASES
ON DOCKET
Federal Court Jury List Re
? ceived ' By Taylor for
Opening of Court Tuesday i
tiirinp Rpan in PrpQ.dp
juuye Dean iu r.e&iue
Indian Murder Trial Is
Scheduled Expect Over
Week's Session.
A copy of the jury list and lint
of civil and criminal cation to be
tiled In United States court nl the
southern Oregon term of United
States court, which convenes here
next Tuesday, has just been re
ceived from Portland from tno U.
K. federal court office by Judge
Qlcnn O. Taylor, who in a rcnldcnt
deputy clerk of the court.
... The communication- relates that
Judgo R. S. Bean will provide, dur
ing tho Houston and that the court
will convene at 2 p. in. In the
federal building. Deputy Clerk 11.
8; Kenyon will arrive hero Tuea
Ufly morning to get e'erythlng in
readiness for the court opening.
,A nizeup of tho court docket,
lift It appeals now. Indicates a ses
sion of over two weeks, as besides
the two Important civil suits, there
Is to be a re -trial of a first degreo
murder caso against a Klamath
Indian, and tho trials of two
prominent Klamath Falls doctors,
A. A. Soulo and IS. Dlotscho,
charged with tho sale of narcotics,
are ex pe c to d to bo hard f o u a h t
ones. Then thero aro tho UHiinlllts RtrouRth
number of InUlun liquor und us
uuult cases.
Ilurd Fought Miinler Cnsu .
Orvllle Duvih, the 'ii or 20 year
. old Klamath indiiin, who Ih to he
retried on a first dogree murder
charge wiu convicted ut ills first
triul In ihe federal court at Port
land, and sentenced to bo hanged
by Judgo Ilean, but was saved
when the federal court of uppeuls
ordered a retrial on a technicality.
The first trial lusted two and ono
lialf weeks.
Davis, it is alleged, crawled Into
' tJte window of a house near T.ieittty
with nn nxe and iur;;etcd injuries
on another Indian sleeping thureln
from which he died a few hours
later..
According to present Informa
tion It is Judgo Jleun's ' plan to
liavo the civil cases tried first. Tho
(list, that nf lOthel MeDel'mld vs.
Kesterson I-dimhcr company, to be
tried by Judge llean, wlin the fol
lowing attorneys in tho ease; Herd
& Thompson, Itronson, lli-oson and
Klavin, ' MeCsmnnt & Thomson,
und Ralph It. King. The other
civil case is that of 10. II. .Malhimy
vs. Kdwanls lee .MHiiiluery rum
pnny, to bo it Jury trial, und wit Ii
tho attorneys as Alll-on .Moultiin.
Jord & Miiuliun und Senn &
ilecl;en.
s The following are the criminal
cases, ull to be Jury trliils:
: V'- vs. (i. .1. Ilyers. I'. 8. vs.
John 'Wall. I.'. H. vs. liessie
I lutiu.
ci. r. vs. joe .Miiyiinm, v. n. vs.
priille Davis. II. S. vs. Ii. Dietsche,
V. H. vs. A. A. Smile, I'. S. vs.
Almeda Lotsehs Isaacs, anil' U. S.
Vs. 'IJennetl Weeks.
. The l.l.-l tf .lurttrs
' Tho majolily of Ihe jury list, as
Is often tho case with toutliern
Oregon terms of court, contains
tho nunies of Ju.vephlno eounly
residents; a It ho h.-itltsiy ninninr
Hf Bedford llliil other Jiteksiiii !
sounly men are Hinumoiie.i for
Jury duty. Tile lis! of jurors fol- I
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r Richaid Affcldt. (.rants IMss; ,-olved In one game today, al I.os
Albert C. Allen, Sledrmd; Nailmn . Anwles. where the Southern Call
Hates. Ashland; lien llone-. lintnls f(,lnB TroJ.ins nnrt the i'nlversl.v
l iuwi David llour Kerl.y; M. I). ,r tMHm, rulns .,.,. BcllP(-.
Uousman, Jr Wllde.vl le; II. II. . , tor (hr. ,,, ,.
I oyer. IMioenlx; Joseph liuesch, 1 f.;K anll..p,ed n record opening
Giants l'ass K 1.. I.ybee. .Mediord Mlm, ,un,0,lt ,lPlluni, mu,
A. Christie (.rams Pass: tieo. i prr,1)nB. Th . ,. , , Tri
Corey, Medford; P M. t ulter. ,,. ,... ,..,,,.,,.,., ,,,.
orants J'ass: W. .1. cke tln.nis faVt,,(,, , ., ,
J'nss; 1-riink ftouhen, Axhluml; i . .
J. Currier. .Mt dfonl: Kiiyetlo I
Uedrlek, Selmu: Kay K. Humoiul. !
Medford; T. I., l-'ailow. nke Cn -k
Tom - (Inlvln, drams I'a?.-; it. K.
Cnrlock. Crmitf Tm-i; W. W. Cit
gory. Con ira I rulnt; Iten Ciun-se.
Korhy; I". t. 1 hi i t i v i hm- - 'v
J nines Ilendrlek, Antihunt; Ten
rwant to
! MEDFORD
Milton, Medford; W. E. Holbrook.
Medford; John F. Lawrence, Mod
ford; L. D. I.awlon, Medford; Al
LeMosn, Grants Pass; W. H. Lyd
lard, Medford; Jumes R. McCrack
en, Talent; W. If. Maltliy, Med
ford; Will In m Mom, Medford;
intirjes uw?n, niKiima; w. iv.
Parker, Central Point; Orren t).
Payne, Ashland;- L. A. Smith,
Eagle Point; U. H. Weaver, Mod
ford; Chillies A. Whlllork, Med
ford; f. K. Wiley, Central Point.
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(Hy the Associated Prow).)
The ImMpball stngo was loft va
cant y cut onlay except for the per-
! form,im?,'H at rhiiiuiuiphia an.) m.
Tno PninieB defeated ti,t.
K raven by 1 1 to 6 In tho flint clash
of a. three-same period, conn-ntln
thWr position In fifth plnee. airl
th C'anllnalH imidn it two Htralnht
over tlin broken Pirates by 4 to 2.
The I'JLtKburgh defeat left I ho liuo-
canoern only two jiamoH ahead of
tho OlaiitK, with it wee it
hoii lu no.
The clan MefJrnw
CfinieH to play; the
hIx. Tf the CilantH can win six on
of cIkM. tho 1'lrutOH njtist take,
four out of wlx to prevent a tie.
Tho tank of tho (.UantH, however, in
by no nt oh n h uci;llf,rihlo. A deficit
of two Ramon 1b no mean handicap
at this season.
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PLAY FOOTBALL HERE
Medford football fans will bo
given an opportunity of enJiiylnKj
college rooioau nere uetooer z.
when the Menlo Junior colleKO of
California ill play tho Southern
Oregon normal school nt the Vim
Scnyoc athletic field. This game
will open the season for I ho normal
school and will be tho first test of
Oilier .games nf I ho normal
school nro as follows:
Oclnbor ili Marin Junior college
at Ashland.
November 2 Oregon Normal
hcIiooI at Monmouth.
November !)-Saerumento Junior
Collegn al Sacramenlo.
November AChlvo State college
at Klnmalh Falls.
November lluinhnlilt Slato
college at. Ashland.
November as Modesto Stall) col
lcite at Modesto.
Concili McNeil of llio Ashliind
normal was n visitor In Medford
today beginning preliminary prep,
orations Tor Hie local game. II.. re
ported his team to be In good con
dition and mi lil 1 1 1 it t ho hud some
of Ihe host material he had had for
some timo. , ,
SALT LAKE GRAPPLE
HALT LAKH CITV, Utah, Sept.
SH. (!') Ira Dent of Salt l.ske l.'lly
heavyweight grappler, defeated
lllti: Duvli-eourt of Kitnxiirt in a
fiiNt wrestling nuiti-h In-re Insl
night. Davlseoiirt won llio first
ifull In as mlnules but IWn rallied
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k the in-M two. the second
full almost Iti fori Duvipcourt got
started and Die llliil In la niln-llle-i.
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Ciiiitli Is Tumi
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(At .In mew Cat ten. .liiHeph, t re.,
wan liifinntly killed t niuhl In
mm .lutuniobilo wreck neat' Knter-pit-,.,
(He. Ihiiutd Mutthewx nuf-
l:uk aiij his re-
covery In doubtfut.
STAYiTvl
1 O'der Tire Service Station Celebrating Opening Today CANZONERI TURNS FANS SCAN HUSKY
i ! nni rnmr mfll iiiiiitmiii tiitth
of these,.- B-". MW- KtfHam? -v ' ' I
EXPECT CUYLERIEAST USHERS IN
10 SHINE AGAIN; FOOTBALLSEASONj
IN SERIES PLAY
Greatest Base Stealer Will
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HaVe Opportunity Square
Account In Same Form
As 1925 Will Be Swing -
ing, Is Threat.
II) Paul t. Alli-kelson.
Associated Press Sports Write. .
tilK'AdO, Sept. 2S. (!) World
series represents a changing world
for the greatest bnso stealer of
present day baseball, Ilaxen "Kiln"
C u y I n r, Alternalely, they have
brought hi in fi.mc nnd broken his
heart.
Ii lx'.Ti. I Ii Im sle.l.nillscb'il star
balled and fielded his way to' world
series glory with Ihe Pittsburgh Pi
rates. .Two years later, lieeinise
of .difference with Malinger linule
Hush, he was forced In warm llns
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Hill the Imppnilliv cl-,-lio Ik- 'rebuilt this yecr by f.eo Cal-
iwoen lh Cubs and"All!letles nf- i fnrniee Callf.irnluu, Weed Its
fords "iCIkl" an opportunlly tti'rl,vl '"St hern today . against Ihe
more than snuare oeeoillits. As I -Montana Stale follego eleven 111 n
... ti .i., : iiiiii.eiiiirei'eiiee inline.
siiii'i-li.e rill. I... tw ,.vi,,,,. .... I
play n leading role against Count'!
Mack's men. And Cuyler Is ready.
lint I didn't get a chance
do In 1927, I hope to do this time."
Cuyler admitted. "All srnvnti I
have felt light and I feel right no"'.
1 am coluc to nlnv to win iin.l i li I -
time when the fans yell fur in,'.
I'll be sw ini.'ing."
Ill the l:i7 lillssie. Ihe reftlsll
of Itush to permit the ipeedy. a,'
curiite throwing mil lii til. i- to pbi.v.
even a plneb liltler when a h'l
might have won for t h . Itues, eve-,-tted
ahnnst as inuiii talk ns ' t Ii--ntle-llledne,SH
of the i-.M-les. All
tile rheers nf the fsnll fell on d'-ilf . .
ears Insofar as IttlMi wfts concern- . lU'tJINn. Ore.. Sept. 2s. Pi -
ed. and when the trading wimn The PnlversMv nf'oregi.'n'w 111 open
opened again. Cuyler was In 1 ,,, fHll,nl '..,lvr,n i1Pn. t,iy
tor rush mid pbiv-rs to the Cub. uv,lUl, p,,,.fi,. ftverslty or Fnr
llliugeroiis Now. eit flrnve. Much Interest bus been
lliiseball. In g-m nil. has linen simn In today's contest since It
that way to Cuyler. now one of Ihe v,m ,, ,,,,, linly K,, ,,aeil by
most dniiL-ei nus memhers of the . ln Wel.font siimd before meeting
vaunted Cubs' murderers' row. ' : ,,, pmvrful Stanford clecn at
It took him years ItiL'O to l!'::i - ;,, A ,,xt ,,k
b'-fore he finally became n regular faptaln Masnn of the Oregon
on th Plrale team. Then In ':'-'.' Krblilers will be out of the games
nn Injury nnd some unkindly erl'l-! unv , Pxt week. He sprained
clsm from Cub fans, who expected hl ki,, seriininiigo Thui-sduy.
too much of him. threw hlin Into,
u itif nt i 1 iiml Imtltn? lump. '
TIHf m usnn, linwovi'i', tins fuiiml!
"KHil" hi tho ptimn fuvm hp wih j
In 192. Ho him pliOrcd more i
Imsns thnn nnv lnyrr In oil h or i
in;i,nr trim 40 in i.U, ti!,
b.ittlnu hns rnni:rU frum -St. 'o
.37 , In nililtiion, hW throwing ,
nrm hn hoon Mronpor. Only on
rnro oraialntm un 0ayor puno
from flrHt tn thlnl on n lnt;lo o
? rluht fh'hl uhitlrn.
If thr Vuh full to Ki-t to AlliMf.
i.!i hr t'nrira tho oomlliK mmIo.
Ouvior "wilt orcvo tr-oif Invaliiiihin
to Miiurthy. Tho Uruln nvnmyor
lnvnrltly pin n- i hun-ln. hit ui 1
run Rin whon ultohint; Is tti
ttvst illfflcult to hnnitnvr.
Coast League
Yesterday
Illy tho Asforlatnl Prow
11. 11. K.
O'liitinui a 10 o
Portluml y ..... I
Itiiltrrlon: r.iWimS nml Lom
hiintt; WiiltorN nntt 1t-Ko.
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K.
ll.llnoml i 1.1 S
MI-loim , 4 11 1
I '11 'l. rl. : Hiii'lU'iilinrk 11ml Pu
vcrrlil; M ijunlil nml llnfrmnn.
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11. E.
Stiernmelilo 4 7 3
Hoiill'e Kit 4 !
1'iitlrrieK: Kri llim timl Kuoliler..
K'ulllo nml liiiir.anl. kl. Detroit. (1 01.
I 11KNVKU, Colo. Mk-key Co
ll. 11. K.jhrn, lienver. outpointed Mlko Vj-
S.111 rrnnrlocB J quo, El !, (101.
t on AiiRulen 4 I I llol.LVWOOn. Cl. Neivjhov
IVitterl...: Knltlit 11 nil I'en. li-' llrown. I.os Anceleis outolnte,l
eky; lloruc nuU Sjuinlljorg. j tinte 1'eiris, CIiIcao, (10).
JI.r- Jrarfei IN EIGHTH ROUND iARN STRENGTH
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NKW YOl'.lC. Sept. 2S. (,Vl The I
j first general football engagement of
I the year Involved 200 gridirons!
throughout tho nation today, with!
I about 50 contests to attract paying
ic ",n;"L, J
such as Yale, Harvard, Princeton;
nnd Lafayette, every college squad!
i ed either to open the. huuhoii or
jenntinno a campaign begun lust I
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i no nimiTHmiii'vrH oi iyi"nl ir
Klnla. wit h Went Virginians Wen- j
ley. 'ins scalp u trendy lmnKliiK ul ;
their IteltH, hud another Mate rival j
In Htunly lit t lo OuvIh & Klklns to-
dny. U. & K. KurprlHPd with ii 7-0:
victory over tho Mountaineers hist
season.
Kelsewhero tune-up frays wc.-o
the order of the day.
IN FIRST SEASON IES1
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MOSCOW. Ida.. Sept. 2S. lIV-t.
The I'tliversl! v of Iilnho foot hall
Against a weaker team Cullatid
'said lie would lie reasonably sure
' nf victory, hut against the Iioh -
cats, who have often upset the
andals In eeliy seasiiu cnrnunterH. j
"I hope lo score at least a touch-1
down." The smallest team In sev- '
rill years will carry Idaho s col- i
" loday.
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ovor iho toyoto nt ii-l to 0. but
ll'itarh Anso Cornell, tho lilahonn'H
STAN'KO III) I'MVKKSITY. ' inontor thinks thtiiRS will b Ulf
I'al,, Sopt. wiiN Stunronl'd prhl- Itoront today, iiml tttttt was tho only
dors wore n :nly to nuiko their pro-Kamo opinion. Tho Cougar
hoooiuI (ttarl of tho IN I'll Ht-asnn ' llnoop nhowod a wolrd plan of
aKahiMt tho Ulynipio olub otovon J Fhtfllin; In position from InMt your
todiiy with tho fhM strln lino In- i but observers wild that Holhnffhpry
i laot, but with ono. baokfiohl nmnh;Hl found nn oeoptlonally work
i on tho bonoh. iuhto combination nnd llttlo foar
j AV;i1t Holnovko. oontor. miffoivd
ja Ktieo injmy in sortmniope innt
1 oitu-st:iy, and for a white It was i
lOll TOO. ho WiMlld not io utile to I
play today, if. nU;ht, however, j
I'oaoh Pop Warner announced '
; th.it his firM jtilnK oeut r wmiltt ,
; be In the lineup. Tho bitoKflohl ;
man out of play was tho deceptive j
fulllinck. H I! Sfinkln. who mis !
.talnod n knee Injury In the Army'
vume U week.
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Fights Last Night
(lr llio AwNimnl l'rr..)
CHICAGO. Johnny Dnlln.
(Irvoliiml. tlcfoiitotl Mi'iiny 1 In HK.
PlillMl,:l.liln, foul, (4): Jiti'kl.i
llruiiy, Syriirlinr, X. Y., olilpuintr.l
Jt' Zritrnnli, Clnriiillilll, t.S,
TOI.KDO. Itabr Keller. To-
Ieln, oulpnhiled SuUllor IKnibron
SHEIKS BREAK
jie " BY DEFEAT
ISSi REDS;
Much Traded League Lead;
Now in Hands of Holly
woodOaks Even Port-i
lane! Series By 3 to 1 Vic-
tory Ducks Rank Third1 Mission
il'oriland
! I I.os Angeles
ly the Associated Press.
Juist like tlic song they sing
i uhont Klnnegini the Hollywood
; Kt today were "in again." after
I defeating the San Francisco Mls-
slou ltds and thus breaking out
of a tie for the league leadership.
Tho lend bits been trailed back
and forth between the clubs this
week, and they have been tied
twice. The series standing gave
both two games each.
The Stars returned to n tine -
gnine lead over the league pack i
by routing the Missions with al
I five-run rally. The score was sj
1 to ' 4. Airn!n! the stands nt Recrea-i
tlon park were padicd, giving evt- liill-idelpbla lilt
tleti.e of lnlorcst In the crtleiaii X lurk S7
j series t.f the season. r.,"''',''"1""
j Oakland's Oaks, visiting nt Port- St. J.ollis ,0
'land, won I'roiii the Ducks. :t to I ti aslilugton 611
and made it two nil for the week.
The May City team scored its first
p - un In Ihe opening inning, brlng-
.ing two more across in the seventh.
Hilward Craglmad clamped the lid
on. the llucks after they had scored
their lime tally off Kdwards. The
Ducks today were In third p'uee
ill the league standings.
1 Seattle defeated Sacramento In
the northern city, 9 to -I. The
Indians tnniiny. hawked Tony Krei-
, tas for 1:1 hits.
' The l.ns Angeles Angels won
lli'lr fourth straight game of the
present series over tho San Kran-
i liveo Seals at Wiigley Field, I.cs
Anceics, Tho scoro wns 4 to 2.
10 PLAY COYOTES
PULLMAN, Wash.. Sept. 1!H,
01) A toam of ton votornn Courui-h
wort pi'linnl Imtay o puuitoo upon
I ho roltok'r of Utiitio's Coyotes In
Wllsllilll't 1111 Kin I.. llM.Lr..'M flt'tt
!r....iK..n .... ... .. ii,.
: only ono momhor of tho nvjitiid wns
now, ilotlinphpry, I'ouKnr coach.
proillotlng every
proteRcs.
" j IhhiK Ulro for his m
Jii.st vour tho Co
Ji.sl your tho Coui;ai Hwarmod
for thu outoomo wan felt among
" hmiiubioii s launiui.
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I Two revniniieil llneM biu-keil liy!m
iveterun hm-kflelilH will olnitfffi
eaeh olll.ir l.ere loilny when Oit-''
iill St. lie plnyn its iie.-ollll null- I Zl
confcn'iiep Kume of the yen son i sis
with the t'ulirornlii AkkU'S iis Itsi
opponent. j
Conch Clip Tooiney upon 111"' "Si
nrrlvitl here ileeliuvil litH tenni 1-'
stifferinn from n eripplo.1 llne!;
while CoHrh t'nul Sehivuler of Ihe '
Suitern tieninnlie.1 the 1oh of ex!5
perionocd tuekle.. Runrtlii anil :
ciiilit. Inr
The same phould bo taut and on :
a field ntueh 10 the southerners'
liking nn no ruin nan t.oftene.1 the'
IUI11 tunnltisl coverlns.
f r , no ,n MA .ft WH AH
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cole Prating iis format opening
today nipt motorists from all
parts of southern Oregon are in
.Medford today to get a glimpse
ol the attractive structure. Fa
vors for all visitors are being
given as it feature of the open
ing and I. Older s staff aro
becoming acquainted with new
eustoiners and renewing ncmiain-
j tances wlih regular patrons of
timers concern.
The accompanying photographs
show a front view of the Older
Tire Service tation at 0th and
hiverside and nn interior glimpse
showing the brake relining and
greasing department.. A Con
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in tile foreground.
Firestone tires and tubes will
be especially featured by the
Older organization. - although au
tomobile service. co m p I e t e In
every detail except repairing, will
be offered motorists. Popular j,
brands of gasoline and oils wUl!
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NKW VOHK, Sept. 28. (A) Tom '
Heonc y, brawny New Zealand
blacksmith, is through with thu '
prize ring1. !
DfsMitlsfled with his bhowlnK
iiKaliist Georiro Hoffman, younc;
New l ork huuvywclKht, In thuh
prellmlnriry bout on the Loughran
Sharkey card Thursday night.
"fluno8t Tom" has dccldud that ho
has had enough of the game. Heen
ey. recently slopped by Vletorfo
C'nmpolo, said bofor his fight with!
Hoffman thht If he failed to knock!
out the youngster ho would retire
As It turned out, he was hard press
ed to eke out an extremely unpopu
lar decision.
Heeney has been dociduly on the
down grade ever slnco his crushing
defeat by tlene Tunnoy in tho
heavyweight chnmpiun's last bout
a year ago.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 28. (P) Tho
thumping fists of Tony Cnnzonorl,
former featherweight champion,
1 have thrust back the bid of Eddie
' Mack of Denver, for the right lo
i challenge for the world's light
weight championship,
i Mack became a technical knock
i out victim of the New York ltal
; Ian In the eighth round of the
: main bout in the Chicago Btadlum
last night. Mack's chances of
overcoming the former feather
weight ruler wero wrecked al
most as soon us the fight startedt
when ho sprained his ankle. He
fought gamely and ' managed to
give Canzoneii trouble with his
left, but could not withstand the
easterner's ussautt In the later
rounds.
The bout was mopped In the
eighth after a right to the Jaw
had dropped Mack for a nine
count. A crowd of more than 11,
000 paid (38,000 to see the card.
AYR, Scotland. The I.och Doon
school has three children. Two
pupils are rowed across the loch
dally by their father. When It is
stormy the school lias only one int
pll. The fathers are shepherds.
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SKATTLK, Sept. 58. 1) A fast
field was assured for Seattle's first
football, gamo of the year today
between' the University of Wash
ington and Whitman college. The
weather forecast was fair and
mild.
Although 'having a veteran llnu
nnd fast backfleld, the Washington
Huskies were expecting a .good
deal of trouble from the light but
scrappy missionaries from Walla :
Walla. Wash. v
Much Interest was manifested In "
the buttle scheduled at 2 p. m. as .
Seattle funs were anxious to learn
Just how strong tho. Washington
eleven Is this year.
Coach Enoch Bagshaw of Wash
ington has a powerful line com
posed of 1928 regulars with the,
exception of Paul Schwegler, a 28Q
pound sophomore, at tackle.
The Whitman team held " the,'
Huskies to a 7-0 scoro last year
und were expected to put up an
other .great battle. Coach Nig"
Uorleske lost several regulars from
his 1928 squad but had molded to
gether a smoothly running combi- .
nation.
Worried?
Here in the center of all
activities is Hotel La Salle.
Five famous restaurants
garage in connection. Big
gest Hotel Value in Chicago.
Next time stop at the La Salle.
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Room Rates
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Room. I P.WO. 2 PtmtM
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0 150 4.00
1)4 3.00 4.50
W 150 s 00
114 4.00 6.00
40 5.00 5.00
5-00 7.00
123 6.00 6.00
50 7.00 7.00
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