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ROBNETT SAYS
COACH BOUND
BY CONTRACT
Conference Between Oregon
University Mentor ' and
Graduate Manager Held
Significant. :. .. . .
KlClKNVJ, Ore., Dec. . 2. P)
(Hugh Kossoit, gru dilate manager
if the l.'nlveralty of Oregon, wired
Uho Rcglster-Gunrd here today from
l.on Angeles that he known nothing
about reports thalt Dr. Clarence W.
HP'-'urs, Oregon football oach, 1h
Hi'.'lnp considered to, succeed Nibs
jlfr Ai tut f ,ifn ntlll .ciulirnn1 nu
j(al!fornia coach.
fit Ronald Uobnett, assistant gradu
Uio manager, -.said" today Dr. Hpcars'
;flvc-ytar' contract- ia binding on
I, both tfpenv and the university. He
Uald repnrta from Berkeley that the
contract la binding only on the
university are untrue.
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BKUKKLKY, Cat., Dec. 2. P)
.Vhilo newspapermen In Kos An-
eles wore ndeavorinnr tn find the
j I large but seciuded Doc Clarence
ItlV. Hpcars, University of Oregon
(football coach, in mom perHlsted
here that the portly Spears Is Je
j.lng considered for the Jut) of head
Jfnian of the California ruuad, to
Uucceed Xtim Price, resigned.
jj Thews rumors, of course, were
! Unconfirmed. University of Call-
!(furnia authorities would make ab
solutely no comment. It wan learn-
. nowevcr, inai piura ami vv .
Inv. Monohan, graduate manager
IJof California, held a long pow
jiwow following the Oregon-fit.
jfflary's game. . What they talked
..about Ifl not known. But the enn
jjferenco Is 'regarded as quite sig
''hlficant. inaHinuch as Monohnn In
ho chap , who rwill pick the new
California' coach.
With Rod and Gun
By Ernett Rottel and
Dick Green , ,
TROY'S INJURED A Mighty Midgct
-By Pap
RECOVERED FORI
I
Expect First String Will Be
Intact Saturday Jones to
Polish Defense Against' IT
Irish.
II'
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)N ROSE I CLASSIC
Itlatfng the claims of commer
cial canners it hat steelhead can
not he caught at the muuths of
no u i hern Oregon st roams because
of their unwlllingneha to bite, Mr.
and Mrs. A. lllackwell returned
yealorday from a fishing trip to
the 'Che too rivar region. ' They
were gone three days and made a
remarkable catch of steelhead nal
min. They had little difficulty in
hooking the steelhead at the mouth
of the river, using a pinner with
egg bait, and they averaged
around 10 pounds. A salmon
weight ng nearly 50 pounds -wart
caught by Mr. Hlaekwell, requir
ing over an hour to' land. Miyj
Blackwt'll hooked a salmon almosi
utt large 1ut found assistance noe
eaHa.ry to pull It out of the river,
It hatt been the contention of
tfimir; rclal Interests that steel
head entering the Hogue river at
this sea Hon did the jortnmen no
good and are purely commercial
fith. They are aeeklng permission
to catch them, on grounds that Itj
would be a Tavor to anglers, an the
h tool head destroy salmon eggn and
deilete the salmon supply, hut the
catch by the local people reveals
an entirely different Mary, The
flub are plentiful on the coast, Mr.
lllackwell reported, saying that ha
could see it horn Jump Jn the break
ers In their efforta to enter the
stream.
I-OH AXUHLHK, Dec) 2.
I Chances that the University of
Southern California will go into Its
titanic game here Saturday against
the unbeaten Notre Dame squad
with the fh'st string Trojan eleven
Intact appeared belter today.
Ralph Wilcox, left end,' whose
head waa Injured November 16 in
the Hawaiian game left the hospi
tal last night. He was the last of
half a dozen casualties, most of
them shelved after the Thanksgiv
ing day fray with Washington, to
leave the infirmary.
Erny Plnckert, halfback, showed
up yesterday for practice, favoring
a game hip which may cause him
to appear only briefly. Kay Hpur
Ung, Wilcox's substitute, hobbled
about the practice field on a
crijtch and definitely will not be 'In
shape. . The other injured, Orv
Mohlcr, quarterback, Boh ' Hull,
tackle, Al i'laehn, Hall's alternate,
looked about us good as new.
Aubrey Devlne, aKtdstant coach,
returned from an extensive Notre
Dame scouting trip, and as a result
the greater portjon of the dwind
ling remaining practice time will
be given over to defensive pre-
parallonuK ,
TU8CAUOSA. Aln., Hoc. 2. ()
f Wallace Wado, wIioho Alabama
(Hoam ha rial mod four southern
1 1 gridiron , rlmniplonalilpB In eli;lit
llycara, 1 polntlnn (or another rec
ord two victories In llio l'anutlona
jjltono Howl' classic. ' '
" Only Southern Culirornla lias
JjWon two RoHe Howl eiiKaRomontB.
illtoth WanlilnKton Suite and Ala
rtbania have won one game each mid
I. nock to equal the rocoiu niudo by
'the men of Troy.
j! Twice bofore, In successive years,
''Wade's Alabama teams have ai
jliicared In the bowl, wlnnlim the
first KHino, 20-12, from Wasblnxton
jjund dnadlovklug Slnnford, 7-7, In
lithe next.
" KlnrA hn rnniA tn AfiiUnTmi In
t93. after servlne his annrimtlce-
hli) as a lieutenant under Dan Mc-
!t!URln at Vanderbllt, Wade's teams
.have . won- 80 pe?, cut ml their
j ' '
The:'iilncipal i'?uiinii why can
nera want the atoelhcnd, mild nalph
CowrIU of the slate Kitme cum.
mlHKiun yiwterday, ht cauHcd hy tho
doiletion of other flah life In the
ItnRae river. With tho salmon
showing n derided deoreane, noth
ing would ileaHo the .commercial
fishermen more than an oppor
tunity to net the protected uteol
hend atfd the enrly run salmun,
doing till on claimH it would glvo
tho dthor ifhth runs an opportunity
to- Increase. Such permission, how-
over, would result In eonipleto de-
xlructloit of iflsh In tho river, ho
says. The commcrcLal Interests will
attempt to have legislation favor
alile to them pafwed at "the next
stato legislature In January.
A pnrty of Ashland resident.
Mr. nnd Mrs. flenrge ('rawwy and
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Koch, have
returned from a short fishing nnd
hunting trip to Harbor, Ore., on
the coust, where they spent a week
and vnught several largo salmon,
the largest, 43 pounds, was caught
by Mrs. Crapsey. They were nln
i.ii the Chotco river to tho ranch
of V. M. Clrahani. formerly of tho
local western Auto Hupply com
pany. and killed a big black bear
which had caused considerable
damage to tho Urn hum orchard.
'With the 11130 deer season a'
memory, hunters nre reminded not
to put up their mini and forget
thenn They nre urged to Inspect
the firearms periodically nnd see
that they are oiled. If not It Is
possible the gun muy bo damaged
by .rust when It is used next sea
son.
iJPASKETBALL' STARS 10
;pLAY SCHOOL QUINTET
in'
I fUNTHAI. POINT. Dec
(Special) Old-time liaskotball .
Hl'luyci will have their fling to-.
Iuurruw evening when a team
inane op or ine icnmtl rnim
Ischnot faculty and school board
'will play the high hool team
iht tlie gymnasium. The game
tvlll be plaved as h benefit for a
tl'hrlntmas real fund.
; The faculty team will Include
It-uoli players as H. P. .lewett, sn
pcrlntcndcnt. 1). K. Ainh-k. prln
clpal, II. T. Pankey, Ted 11111.
'(lourgc l.owe ami Hay Znhol. The
)high scheiit will be represented
.by Itoy 1avc. Outlaid Patterson,
It), faster, Don Snider and Alford
Taylor,
' A lirellnilnsry game will pre
sent the . fi-eshmen girls aualnsi
i an aii-rtar team picked from tne
lii'emaluder of the school. The
JJil'idlmlnary will begin ;vt j o'clock
slMip, Kveicli Tuber will be of
lclalefera. ; y ,' r '
i; - ,; :
Having trai;ed four bears lust
month, dlyrd (Tuffy)) (irigsby 1s
now at a .loss what to do with the
meat and hide, lie raugliit the
animals In the Unite Palis secllon
and said yesterday be does not ex
pect to receive huieh remilnera-
lion from the 'hides nnd Indicated
he ha so much hear meat he has
! not figured nut a method by which
. It will nil be put to good urfo.
fX A. L A ISI GOULD
ASSOCIATED PESO SPORTS EDITOR
, Willie Mncfarlune struck tho sal
lent note of comment from profes
slonal golfers concerning the re
tirement of the eminent Mr. Jones
when he remarked:
"I would rathor finish second to
Jones than win the open champion'
ship without him among tho par
ticipants." i
The pros "fear "Jones every time
they take to, the rolling mirwuys
In a national . championship, yet
they reullr.a thai without him the
victor In any, big championship oc
cupies the emhurrnssiiitt position
of being "champion of .everything
but Jones."
Johnuy Farrell, who beat Bobby
In a great playoff at Olympla fields
In 11128, sharing this dlstlnclloti
with Mucfnrlaue, has another Idea.
"Why not have the winner of the
open at Inverness next yeur chal
lenge Jones for tho world's cham
pionship?" asks Johnny. "I ngree
with Macfhrlano that Jones will be
hack in competition hy flt:i2, It not
soonor, but In tho meantime he
UliKlit occupy the position of 'stand
ing; out' champion, ready, to uioet
tho oliullougor." ' , , ,
This is the way the American
and llrltish championships were
decided for many years. The cham
pion stood aside each yeur. play
ing the winner of on "nil comers' "
tournnmont. This system prevailed
on this xldc until the world war
and nt Wimbledon until several
years after tho war.
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'153 PO0RC?'SSs 'M,J'K- , 'A MAM 'is MoWrl ,
.yiAfJ lllI.tr,lJliSSiiSSar c I j ' ,ii.,a'rl jg-, TLS i i
ANGELES ELKS
SPONSOR EAST
WEST BATTLE
Third Coast Post-Season
Clash . Will Pit Present
and Past Stars Rockne
and Phelan Coach.
CHARITY GAME
OUT BY, ORDER
OF GRID CZARS
Medford Athletes Pack foot
ball Togs in Moth Balls
fGr Year Hoop Practice
in Order.
LOS A.VUKLKS, Dec. '1.
1 The Los Ansi'lea Times ways today.
in an interview with Champ
Pickens, promoter of football spec
tacles, that final arrangements
have been made for the staging of
an east-west gridiron colossal in
the coliseum here December 27.
The struflglo, to bo sandwiched
in between-two other pigskin clas
siea the Notre Dame-Trojan bat
tle and the Alabama-Washington
State clash will be presented
under the auspices of llu; local
Klks lodge, according to the Inter
view. J
According to Pickens, the Times :
says, the east-wefj struggle will
provide, in addition to an array of
senior stai-s of JD30 teams and for- '
mcr greats, the presence of Knute j
Uockne, . peerless Notre Dame !
tnenlor, and one of his pupils, j
Jimmie Phelan, as rival coaches, j
The struggle, besides pitting
present and old-time atars against j
one another will provide a battle !
ot wits between master and pupil
the cagy Huckne and
I now Washington coach.
The state liLgh sehol athletic
commission denied. the retmedt late
yesterday of Grants Pa.ss and Med
ford high schol authorities for a
post-season game between tho foot
ball squads of -the two schools, tho
proceeds to he devoted to charity,
so the local gridsters have stowed
away their pants and nhoc and
sweaters for another year, and
within the next ten days will turn
their -attention to basketball.
j Coach Darwin K. Ifurgher will
j return tomorrow from Idaho,
where he went .after th Ashland
! game for a whort vacation. Ho
; will start at once to arrange details
j for the basketball season, nnd tho
! first game will be played tho first
week in January.
Coach Burgher will have plenty
of material, and as he 1$ a star
luketball player himself, tho Med
ford team, wll) not be. completely
helpless.
Among the athletes who will
turn put for basketball from last
i year are Odd Hughes, the last of
neian. I the HUhes boys. Chuck Clay, for
ickens . ..-flPrf- ii,iwe!' nter. and Har-
; announcement inaicatcu. I'neian
j will :coach the .western aggrega
tion:
KRUSE WRESTLES
Grange Increases
Poundage During !
Football Battle
V
fHICAflO,. Doc. 2. (yp)i;
Ited U range, halfback for the.'4
Chicago Dears w.ho was chief- 4
4 ly responsible (or a 14 to 6
f victory over tho Portsmouth,
h Ohio. Spartans . Sunday, has
discovered how to ff a1 n
weight during i a football
game. '
Orange weighed -18914 4
pounds in uniform before the f
game, llo reduced 4 3-4"
pounds while scoring one
louclidown and throwing a
imss for another, but the mud !
and slush udded Mi pounds
to his suit, u net gain of 3 3-4 it
pounds. His uniform weighed 4
15 pounds when he removed
It. . i
Medford High Eleven Picks
All Star 5 T e a m Fro m'Foes
Of Recent Gridiron Season
. SoytlHM-n tregon"s old favorite,
IJob Kruse. Portland heavyweight i
wrestler, will appear in, Med ford in j
a finish match with Charlie Struck 1
of Detroit, at the armoryone week
, from tomorrow night.
I . Ians liavo .l)cen anxious for this
j i,out and Sti ack has been just as
anxious- to meet - Kruse. A fast
t special event will jrobably present
UHay FriRble, local pride, against! . V u
I
I ringtou, guard.
Fonu Nucleus.
Thee bids will proluiTjly be the
! nucleus for the 1931 team. There
j will be about 70 other aspirants
'for quint berths and under the new
i athletic policy all will be given a
chance to flit about a floor In
, short panties, and there will be a
I basketball team up . every tele
j phone pole, ? ' , t
I The schedule has not yet hcen
! arranged, hut will include games
with Ashland. Klamath Falls and
Grants Pass, southern Oregon con-
i ference members, the Chemawa
Indians, the sa!cm high school and
Kusenc- high.
Tbe first team will iuO. shy from
I opposition, in an attempt to ease
into the conference championship.
I Galinski, a member of the Junior
jhigh hist year, .is also a baltrthaH
prospect. He is fast, a good shot.
and tn dato has used his head In
Out of an eight-game schedule , cogs on the defense. '
comprising the pick of Oregon's; At. the flank positions Charles
high school football teams, the i Clay of Mediord picks Gicse. Salem
Medford high eleven has chosen a captain and outstanding lluoman,
team which they consider tho best as far ahead of any end met dur-
they encoun-
man-for-mnn ' that
tered.
Despite the fact that Medford
lost Its first three games, only one
of tho teams which defeated the
Bengals succeeded in placing play
ers on the all-star, all-opponent
team. Eureka's heavy lino plung
ing outfit and Salem's deceptive
well-balanced eleven stole the
! show as far as Individual placing
ir
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TILT CALLED OFF
Ni:V VtlllK. Deo. !. i.-Vl Tile
lti':ii-fH foiitlitill Kium liri-f I 14
iM-twiTii ti tisini (if rminor Notre
lunn ttlayM-N ami ill.. ,NYv York
lilalitn. pliifoiwiiiiiiil I'lvvcii, "will
have to he i-atleil nrf." Knute
llo. klic Inrnilui'il Mayor Malker
a ti'teKi-ani i'e-elveil loilay, pnr.
lor n onlcrii" wan glvrn an the
reaxon. j
It wan utwumeil Itoi kne'a iliyl-
lail hail urited tlm .Voire Damn I
mentor not to entlaiiRer hln none j
too mliimt liealtli ly ttemiiint to I
i iinie here ami eoaeh h imuii Into :
nliape on ll wintry urlillrolU
Jones, of cnui'HO, Ik not In the
Riuno . iKmitlon an moHt ntlilotlc
kiiuh who ylolil to opiiorlutiitlog to
commuicliillio tlmlr iiluyliig Hklll.
The tiooi'Rliui has Buttled all tioH
tlnn about his ability nnd (loon not
need to coin In no in any competi
tion whatever for , purnoHoH o(
"hHllylioo," Rtteli H8 Heel (IniiiKe,
Charlny I'nildork. HIk HIU Tllilen.
Jnek l)empHoy ant! others hnyo been
reoiiircd to do In various waya to
mlvorflse lliuir by-producta. I
Nothius In tho Jonea niovlo roii-1
trart reiiuirea him to do nnythhiK
but ko throiiKh with Ills part of
the production proc-oas. The Boll'
world needs no further proof. What
It wants and what tha movie people
propose to sell Ib the detailed In
I'oimntion on how Hobby does It.
TIib difficult part of the perform
ance, It Beems to us, la tho demand
Unit will he made on Jones for con
versation. Since this is lo be a se
ries of "talkies," Hob must take a
lecture stance. He has preferred
heretofore to say It with his clubs.
He probably has Kiven fewer In
terviews and said less of anything
for public consumption than any
fiRurc of world prominence In
sports. .
Since the .utervlew on his mcth-
ROCKNE SQUAD
OFF FOR WEST
AMID CHEERS
Ing the season. Gicse worked
equally well offensively and de
fensively and waa an Ideal leader.
Bud Thomas, who also was
selected all-conference .end, picks
Byron Harmon. Grants Pass mid
get pass receiver, as the.- best en
countered. Harmon was excep
tionally fast and adept at grabbing
passes, but not as strong defen
sively as some of the other enfls.
gi'Pf. Both of the Medford players re
in this survey each player pick-j marked on the dearth of capable
ed the toughest opponent met all j ends.
year and stated his reasons for
their superiority. An interesting
sidelight on the choice was that
Marsh field, which defeated the
Hed and Black, received no men
tion while Salem, which was tied,
received many positions.
Clifford Cave, all conference
center, picks Plnochl of Kureka,
ISO three-stripe center, as the out
standing opponent of tho season,
lieid of Salem was also mentioned
ah capably filling his position.
At guards Irvln Bowman, an-
Oulside of the quarterback Post
the buck field positions were prac
tically unanimous and such south
ern Oregon contenders as Kecdor
of Ashland nnd Gillette of Grants
Pass were given little notice.
. Billy Walker, Medford's fleet
footed Muarter, chose Foreman of
b'alcm only after a careful glance
at all candidates. Foreman was a
triple thruater and a good field
jenrral but weak on ball currying.
Applegale and Harrington, Med
ford halfbacks, said that there
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2 iT) Tho ad
dress of the Notre Damo football
squad today was "heading west"
as the undefeated Irish moved
from the big winds of the middle
west to the balmy climate of Log
Angeles where the University of
Southern California will hy met
Saturday. ' ,
While nearly a Uumpnnd Nolle
Dame rooters cheered, Coach
Kockue rounded up the squad yes
terday afternoon and hoarded a
special train for Los Angeles.
On the way from their hotel the
Nutre Dame uthletes occasioned
about as much stir and noise ns a
famous aviator. An escort ,of
motorcycle policemen with sirens
screaming, accompanied
other all-conference man, picks were only two possible choices for
Bucholer. one of Kureka's tower-j the hair positions. MassH of
ing forwards, as particularly good I Kureka nnd Sugal, Salem's stocky
in his position. Lloyd Sundernmn.
runtiing mate to Bowman at guard,
chooses Query of Salem as out
standing. While not as heavy as'
Bucholer, Query was faster ami a j
scrappy offensive guard. j
- At tackles the crown goes to
Nipponese star, were both leaders
of their teams nnd great on ad
vancing the ball. Both of their
respective elevens were built
Around these scintillating backs.
At fullback, Zumbrunn of Med
ford chooses Gould of Kureka as
U GRANDE MSB TO
:. FIND WHITE BLANKET
The Junior high. .
Henderson, coach .
j practicing, ant; w;il
busy schedule.
school, Haji
has Htuitci
also have a
led by. , rising temperature. The
l now was melting this morning.
I,A GRANDE. Ore., Dec. 2..
An inch and a half of snow
here during tho nigh;.- accompan
BAK KB, Ore., Dec. 2. T) The
' first snow in ten days fell Jiere
-(Pi yesterday and was continuing to
fell day. Snow in the mountains hnti
been from 10 10 Lo Inches-deep.
voomier. oi Miirm anu Aoranam- tne nest lullback. Wliileere was
son of Kureka. Cunningham, Med-! no shortage of good fulls, Gould)
ford's heavy tackle, picks Coomler J gets the choice on his ability to!
mainly on his ability to stop play j back up a line as well as on line
on the defensive, and for decep- plunging strength. One of the'
tion. Wilton White, the other ! surprising features concerning the!
half of Medford's tackle pair, de- selections was that neither Beaiss!
clares that Abrahamson of Kureka of Grants Pass nor Unwell of Ash-
upheld his position better than land were given second thought '
any other tackle met. This tower- for tackle. Both of these giant J
nig, rru-inaieneu uirec-iouer manitacKies received southern Oregon
whs one of the Cnlifornians' main ' conference ail-ttar berths.
ir-sMiia&? 'A hul ihm w7 )))).
flPT " iTBfTBftL crd f'3trict and ))))
l4Sr;S MSS Convemwil ocftxjo lutf W
f t5e HEATHAAN.vt
PAB, AT SlAON
finest htatio in forthnd
in fA Hub of thm thoppino
crJ theater j: strict ana
facing pork bioek.
across the street
RATES
Single room with both -2.50ond
up
Double room with both
3-50ond up
111 !l ..... ..hk Ik. ..... vr,nnilni ,,.,., i.l il,. " i MeiHoill
nlviince of his eniiiraile. O. 11. Kee- the station. ". j Sirtmbrunn
lor. Hnbbv'H nt iitotiu.iit on bit. rea-' ltockno did not aimear botbei'eil i Applenate
sous tor ieavlnn iiolf for the "talk-1 about Hie contest iiKalnst the innv
los' 'reptesents Ihe lonitest ills- i erful iiRKrciiatlon from V. s. (.'. i
rourse he bus Klven llio public.
The iill-cippuncnt team follows:
Position,
rollback
t
mm call!
( rilM'AOO. Pre. J. (Tt Kred
jjllsvson, whose IVJ2 nnd 1 S3 3 Nr.
iinisV.-n fontluill teams cinillered
JlXotre lHme. Is eonslderlnic return
lnr tn eoHchliiK rolio-.vliiK two.
jesr Jnyoff made necesshry by a
luerlous lirakilmvn In liealtA.
Ill Daw-Ion rraliined as football
(roach at Neliraska HI tho end of Tai-oinn Tiiters
lhe 24 aess:in anil went to lien- i and now hold
isrer lor his health. There he
LEAD COAST HOCKEY
li'umie ntiimllnx Tile bnaU l.i.l
11 In tit bainled tlie senil-hometeMM
1 to 0 ecthm-k
t-vn.poltit H.lvan-
t.llie over .I'orl In ml ,lmt i.....i..
.... , ,vo y,,,,-, Ht na tiej in second place. Tscema hol.l
he waa lorced to give tip all ac down the cellar, two point, be
tlvlty, ihlnj em,nJ placo.
Tho A. A. I'. pul lluli Jones at i
j the head oi the Hit of "ten best
I athletes" for If ;t. then Intimated'
Ibis vntiiiK lulKlit bo icvIkciI he. j
cause of the itclf kind's fortbcom-1
I In B triii to Hollywood.
11 Is not untie clear bow this Is !
j reasoned out. since nothing Jones
docs sub euuently can dim the Ins-1 rills. .Hunk., lice. 2. UV) l-ur
ler of his i;;:o comis'tltlve coin-1 buiuers pcilhcri and six otheia
petlttve triumphs. No one in Rolf i were buriicil and mounded by ex
hits simKesled Hint the tleoi'Kian re-j pIoiIIiik shells when a camp In
turn the troubles of which ho lot ' which 14 men w-,., ,. i.,..i ......
a motiopnlv lor the year, until sum" destroyed i,v n near ii.,i e.n-iv
I this nmrnliiii.
-' ; .'Ihe lleail ni-e lltlo liittner and
""" "ci.nT. 'Joseph tlennlv or New lit Ham.
I'loudy tonlulit at:, Wednesday: ! i nn . and Th..ma llill and k.n-
!:' "J osoi r.lio-. on xne nniu i,. Ucilly of Sbelton
llglit local snows eal or the i.n-j The hunters
eaue mountains ionium, .no clianav . when a stove exploited. The fire
in temperslrire. (Jentle to moder- Kntnerl Krent heudnnr raptrttr
ate varUhle vln,. mostly south-1 hexes of shotgun shells soon lecan
erl'. en tl Whiiif ivn co.ti, to discharge.
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VA:tl: VKIt. It. ',. Hoe. !
: "may Pan ned n , e wll, tl,ie t(1 them.
toil of the I'uclflc Const Hockey
"Weather cotnlnc this way was
terrible," said the Kye. X. v.. so-'
clety woman, comiiu ntlnu cn her (
fliBllt coniiletrd here yeslei da'
from New York In an elapsed
'lie of til boms, :,'H, I'Mnnles. ;
"Snow and .rain forced me to skim
tile tree tops al times west of
Aniarillo. Texaiv
l-t l;l!.NK. Cal . lire. :
onn.
were awakened
Crock, the famous iloan, who
real name is Charles Adrien Wet. '
11. vina - lipped neariy nine hours mrh. has retired from the stace
from ihe westward tranm-nntl after making a final appearance at '
nenial fllsbt record for women.: the Scala theatre in Berlin. Ocr
MtM lluth Nichols is aomu to wait: many, and will make his home a '
for totter weather before aiming: San Hemo. Italy, where he has a1
III in, wesi-eusi iiiara. Peatltlllll Villa.
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