The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 16, 1931, Page 11, Image 11

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    October 16, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
Mr. Pheasant,
An Uncertain
Orientalist
Alt Fowl Prove the
F.aception To Be the
Rulo
Hy JOK I'lliSKV
The hum In aeaaon opened
on John I'lieaiant veaienlay.
jiud Joliu I'lii-aaant I" n niol
uncertain bird. Any hunlr
will lllfl It tiiea r.
eepllon lu prove I In rule, mil
Mr. rhrnannt U Indeed n
gentlamiu who hae more
replloua the lha ivinii
(iu bird.
Yob are apt to flint hi in
anywhere, hi ilini eieiu you
may never find liliu at till,
John riii'KMiit haa mui'li tin
una hablta aa any other up
lend genie. II tnovea around
mora while feeding early In
th morning mill In the lain
afternoon than he doe. In Ilia
mlildl if th day. IJflen h
and lha b"( iwampi ara In.
lepareble, and then loat a
often )nil will rind hlin In
tha heavy rover. adjacent to a
(laid of grain.
a a a
John rhraeant l an eaay
mark among tb upland ma
for tb roi.l and eaperl.ce.
gunner, but tha beginner will
Had him a difficult abut. Tha
novice euffore from rn
ahiM-k whan ba " lha or
itaou tiara uf Ilia rhliieai
kite hunting out of ihe
collar, and yet thla li a genea..
lion tbal often hill! the male:
of tha lunnar who knuwi hie
ihotion thoroughly.
Not Ion aio Ina phaaaant
an conaldered an allrn hltd,
but now lia bat drop pail many
of hie oriental chararterlallra,
and baa become a loral rlil
lan. It thrt where native
hlrda have baan reduced hr
tba Intcnae cultivation of tha
land. Vpu ina aoo Ihla mu
nificent fowl airulllnc ail
through tba eprtng and aum
mr, but now tha aeaaon la
opan and h bldea out.
ToU bar to o and lank
for John I'heeaant.
Oat ef Ik field and th
atraam rotue mr of tb
moat waird. aioei amualng
lalaa ever told. Th great
Klamath Umpire region la a
parediae for tba bunlemnn
and th flabermen. Vnlold
atnrlr wnate hr tha tbouaanda
and th Harald-Nawa want
tham. Rand them In, and
from tint to tim w will
print tha yarn of tb .loti
on outdoor.
I.at thar b so rallnqulah
tm la tb enforcement of th
flab and game lawa of lha
alala, but lal tbar b a r-
adluaimant of prnnltlea la
proportion to th crlma. Th
.Medford Itallr Nawi haa
in mm ad p tha Blah coat of
lam la Ik following edi
torial: "n Bin laatancri ont at
Ian tb aenteneea and flnra
for lam law vlolalloae ar
out of all proportion to tba
evarlty of tbs mlademaanor.
Wa hara bran lad to thla uu
balanced, rendition br our e
lalaior. h hat hearkened
wllllnly to th mora rabid
porlaman of th atalo.
"Manr of our dlatrlct nttor
aara and Judiee ar free lo
admit that th game rodea ara
loo flexible tn lha matter of
aentenre and tinea. In raaat
whar leniency la Jualliiad. th
Judlto mart either Itiapend th
aanianra.or Una entirely
whlrh la a bad prank-, lead
ing to mora violation or
art tha minimum toll required
br lha law, a minimum far
too high.
"Thar bar been Inatanraa
la which tha oparaior of a
lilt haa paid a amaller f Ina
than tha larmer who ihnt a
buck out of aeaaon beceua
h needed tho m-t.
"Meu hav eerved Jail een-tani-ra
for ahuotlng diM-a whll
othara who rarrleaxly allot
man bar walkad free.
Wa hara no bipa hal
nm aportaman will nreo
with tia. hut wa maintain Willi
firmnaaa that Oregon look" ,l
lla aama law violation
throngh mnln glaaaa."
a a a
And now tha am bog
omaa In for a aroldms. ti'ai
and national gama niuhorlllna
bar Jolnad in a raniputgn
inking hnnt'-ra to conaldcr fu
ture ganorallona in thalr luik
hunting airuralona. In- l
of til amallor numbar of Wrda
thla ara.on. onlr rral aporta
luanahlp will prorant a alaugh
1 tar ao grat aa to Jnopirdla
th oxlatanc of any floc-ka for
th futur.
Wildcat Workout
For Ucla Bruins
KVAN8TON, 111.'. Oct. 1 1. (U.R)
Norlliwaali-rn wont throiiisli a
regular nild-waok workout Thutt
iliiy, alarllng out wlih cnllalhnw
lra and ending up with dummy
acrlmmigo. Conaldornlilo I line
waa devolod to paaalng In or in
mago. NorthwaKturn'a probahle
lineup agnlnat V. h. A. fol
low!: Manaka, lo; Itlley, It; HII
lev, Ig; Weldln. e; Kvana, rg!
Mnrrll, rt: Kenel. ro; l'ntler, t
Meennn, Ih; Ilenlnor, Th; Olaon,
fb. - -
Red Ball Stage
Line
One Staff o Dally for
Lakoview, Oregon
Terminal
Slage Depot
830 Klamath
PHONE 899 ,
Ceavo K. F. 8:30 n. m.
Webfoots and Trojans
NORTHWEST IN
LUST BID FOR
T TITLE
BAN ritANCISCO, Oil, II, (A)
Th I'arlflo Northwnat will
malt lla lat bid lo retain lha
rai-lflo Coaat conferenr football
rhamplonahlp whlrb Waahlngton
HiBta brought tn lia porlala laat
rner whan the I nlveraliy of Ore
gon eleven lunaU the Houlhern
California Trojan! at ii An
gela tomorrow, ,
tlf tha four northern rnnlnnd
ara flnlveraliy of Waahlngton,
WaahliiKtnii Xtate, Or "ton Hialo
and lha l iilvaraliy of Oregon
lb Inter la th only undefeat
ed team. Tbe rbiraiiloa C'ouiara
I'll liilnro the rualiea of Ilia
Trojana warrlora lat week whll
the Waahtngion lluaklea wi-r
aui-runihlng to Oregon t'nlreralty
On all aide It la pretty mni-h
of en Interaertlonal alruggl (hla
arrk aa tar aa roaat taenia are
ronrerned. In addition to the
Oregoa-boutharn California game,
tregoB Hut will vlali milder
rllmoa for a try at tha Hianfurd
Indlan'a aralp, and the California
Una re Invade tha north, clean
ing wliu Waahingtoo Hlal - of
I'ullman, Waah., at I'ortland,
Ore., In an attempt tn aveng
th defi-at tba t'ougara handed
them laat year at tha itirt of
their drlv toward th confer-aui-
hnuori.
Tj only atrlrtly oaa lacllnn
affair la th ronleat between th
Waiihlhgton lluaklea and Idaho.
Ik-fnelnl Uat week, tha lluaklea
4ar atlff competition In Ih bard
fighting MuacoHtna.
HI. Mary a farea the I'nlvera
Ity of Han Kranclaro here gun
day, and Hanta Clara meet ihe
Han Kranrleco Olympic rlub bar
tomorrow.
Kruse Loses by
Foul Jaw Blow
VAxrouvFR. . r, OA. i.
!IVllaquallfled after bitting
hla opponent. Connt llarkovaky
of Ituaala, on lha Jaw In tha
fifth round. Hob Kruee, I'ortland,
Inet th main vant of a wreat
ling rard here laat nlgbt. Karh
had won a fall. Kruaa weighed
201: llarkovaky tlo.
Notre Dame Make
Change For Drake
BOUTII TIEND. Ind., -Ott. 1.
(I'P) Coarh llartly Aoderaon
announrad Krtday tbat th four
rhingea mado yeatorday In tha
Noire Dime lineup will be per
manent, at Icaat unlit after tha
Urako gam Haturday. Tba four
plavar given regular plare ara
Krauaa, left tackle; Uraener,
left guard; If Vore. right end;
and Mellnkovlrh. fullback. 'The
boy have earned a rhanc to
alart ggalnat Drake and any fur
ther rhingei will depend OB
what they do In thla gam." aald
Anderaon.
Ray Frisbie Will
Wrestle on Friday
Hay Friable wUl.wreetl Koy
Anderaon tnnlgbl at tba high
arhool auditorium, aa part or lha
program for tha Dad'a and Son'e
Jamboree. Anderaon defeated
tianaon at Fraano and then ram
north to heat Tommy Wallla at
Ml. Shaala City Wedneeday
nighty
i.itti.k iikn manv uoats
PHOENIX. ArU.. Oct. It. 0J.F9
Th Infant eon of Iluatln
Zir Ili-gar. Navajo Indian
alierp and goat ralier, will hear
Ihe name of lien Many tloata
ih,H,li Ufa I, waa .tiarlnaarf In.
day when !ha rhlld'a birth nolle
waa rued with th aim Doara or
boaltb.
hTOItK riUCIIASKIt
Joe Konnp and L. R, Redfleld
annonnre tha opening today of
lledfleld'a grocery and meat mar
ket, located at South Sixth and
Kaat Main etreeta. Redfleld for
merly operited a atnre In th
aam location, but aold to Prnltt,
who recently cloned hla bualneal
brcatiao of ill health.
OAS
Eyen?eaDly
Radio Batteries
Al.o Eveready "A" and "C"
Batterie the Finet
If you own a buttery radio set you can
save money by using- Eveready Batteries
Tho "B" batteries embody the exclu
sive Eveready Layerbilt construction.
They -will outlast any other battery of
similar size and arc by far tho most
economical purchase in batteries today.
Littrcll
7th and Klamath
Derailed
. ' ' '' ',
' ' ir"
u
U.'a,' .r7srw:- 'TmmmTr.
Jo Llllard, tha Unlveralty of
Oregon "Midnight Eipreea," who
wai declared IneHgllila to play
In roaat conferenr football be
raui of aaml-profeailonal baaa
ball actlvllle. A conference
gathering at Portland announced
lb declalon Friday mornlug.
BY WATTS ILLEGAL
BKATTLE, Oct. H. For tb
flrat time In recent hlatory, a
Waahlngton lluaky football team
will go Into lla
gridiron claab
wltk th I'nlver
ally of ldabo'a
rbargea rated aa
the underdog
U...I. I. , I. 1 . .
Iflrallon t b eL -aT
1111(111 nave aw .
drawn aa Ihe re I V
ault of their un-l J
alt ot tneir un e - gw- ' f
peeled revere le 1 r 1
I by Oregon laat,. JJf 1 1
reek by to .' ' T
V
al
week
alao loat to Ore
gon the prerloua
by a - ronnt.
Jluuuy 1'ltrlaa
and tb Webfooteri war eonald
ered mighty lucky to beat tb
Vandal.
' There la allll a atona of debate
raging through tb at reel ot thla
city over tha Oregon-Waahlngton
ronteat. Moving picture ibow
that th lluaklea war erorrd on
by what appear! to be an Illegal
forward paaa, thrown from about
one yard behind tb line of irrirn
mag. Nevertbelae th Kaakiag ara
entering Maturday'a game wltk
Idaho rated a alight edge to win.
And tbe member ot Coach "Irlah
Jimmy" phelan'e aqnad don't ap
pear to reJiah the alluatlon. la
fact, there la a fighting iplrtt In
the Waahlngton camp which
bode no good for any rival from
her oa In,
Coach Leo Calland la grooming
the flneat Idaho team line Char
ier tfrb'a aenaallonal eleven,
which gained a mythical tie for
the coaat conference champion
ahlp tire year! bark. Calland li
1 former Seattle high ecbool boy,
! who la making good in a big way
In tha conferenra with tha Van-
daia.
Yale New Betray
Absent-Minded Prof
NKW HAVES'. Conn. (UP)
Tba Yale Dally Newi claim! to
hare dlacovered concrete evidence
that profaaaori at lean not Yal
profnaaora ar not abaent
minded. Why. aka tha New, ara not
workmen buey in excavation! on
tho canipua picking out proteaaora
who go every morning to the
holeg where their offirea need to
be? The obvlon anawer la that
tha proteaaora ar not abient
mlnded, GARAGE HBRTROYEI
A imall garage on Tearc
itreet wai deitroyed by fire
ibont I o'clock laat night. Th
origin of th fir wai undeter
mined. Th owner ot th build
ing li not known.
Parts Co.
' Pbone 1038
TROJANS TD FACE
T
l,0. ANOKI.EIt, Oct. 1, Uf
Tha Ualveraliy of Kouihera Cali
fornia Trojana were all eat to
day to meet tbe undefeated and
untied Lnlveralty or. Oregon
football team tomorrow at Olrm-
VUi etedlum. Announcement Ihit
Joe Llllard, negro atar for the
Webfeet. waa ruled Ineligible to
play aent tba Trojan (lock a bit
big bar.
Deeplt Oregon'! 11 to de
feat of tha t nlramlty of Waah
lngton laat Saturday, tha Tro-
Jani will go Into the game an
overwhelming favorite aa far aa
loral fana ar roncerned, many
of tliam conceding th Trojana
a two touchdown margin.
Final practice today wa to
concentrate on Ih eiperted aer
ial attack of tbe Oregon team.
Coach Howard Jonea aald bli
only worry wa a urreeaful for
ward pai defena but that dur
ing th paat week be baa given
hla charge eom Inatrucilon tbt
be believed will atop any air at
tack by Ih Webfeet.
Tb Oregoa gam will be the
flret tim Houlhern California
ha gone agnlnat tha eo-called
Mlnneeota ehlft which wai
brought to lha coaat by Vr.
Clarence Bpeara. Oregon coach
who formerly wai at lllnnaaota.
Th Wealern Pin aiaoclitlon,
which Inrludea In Ha memborahip
many Klamatb bialn lumber
firm, ibowed B aubatantiil ln-
ereeao In new order lor the weeg
ending October 1, In comparlaon
with the preceding week. On
1.... rA m n A lK.nl. mllla rennrt-
' ed to th aeeociatlon.
i Orderi for th perlon amount
ed to S,J31,000 feet, agalnat IS.-
OJ.OOO In tb pratloua weeg
ahowlng a gain of 4 per rent. The
Wealern Pin aeeociatlon, an or
ganltatlon formed by tbe mem
bera of tbe former Wealern pin
Manufacturer' and tha California
Whit and riugar Pine aeaoetation.
waa formed In Klamatb Kalla re
cently, and include all the Klam
ath baaln lumber flrma with th
exception of Pelican Bay. Algo-
ma Lumber eom piny, Chlioquin
Lumber company and Shaw-Bert'
ram.
Report Given'
A report ot tb aeaarlatlon'i
activities for tb week ending Oc
tober 1 appeared la Sunday!
Journal and followi:
fchipmenta touted 4I.IS7.000
feet, ai compared with 43, til,
000 feet the preceding week.
Comparative report! of tbe I!
Identical ni Ilia reporting to the aa
aorlatlon ihowa that for th aam
period order received amounted
to ."0.00 feet, aa compared
with (..aCJ.000 feet la the cor
reapondlng week a year ago, and
SS.7SS.000 a th three-year
weekly average for October.
Haelnee Incrcwac
A total ot JtS mllii reporting
to tb Weat Coaat Lumbermen a
aaaortatioa for the week ending
October I. operated at J 1.6 per
cent ot capacity for th preceding
week and 44.S per cent for the
aam week laat year. For the
flrat 39 week ot 1J1 these
mill! have operated at 40.1 per
cent ot rapacity ai compared to
tl.t per cent for th aama period
ot 1S0. Daring the week ended
September 24. 1S9 of theeo plinti
were reported aa down and 164
aa operating. Thoao operating
reported production ai 67.7 per
cent ot their group capacity.
Current new bnalneai reported
by JJ5 Identical mllla waa 12
over production, and abipmenta
for tha week were 2J. par cent
over production. New export bual
neal received during tho week
waa about 10.000,000 feet more
than tho rolnmo reported for the
prevloua week. New doraeetlc
cargo ordera wera under the
prevloua week by ".750,000 feet;
new rail buatneaa atayed approxi
mately tho game, while tha loral
trade gained - about 1,300,000
SELL FOR LESS
It Always Pays to Buy at Herman's
Heavy Kockford
Kockford g
tox
Medium weight or
60 Wool Box.... aOC
Heavy Whipcord 4
Hint .'. vj) I a J
Good grade Col-dn or
lege Cord! Jaaiaaai9
Cuathcr Faced 17
Caavaa Glorei 1 C
Heavy weight Can- or
rai (ilovei S pr... abOC
Juat received a big ahlp
nient . of Ladlee' Home
broaeea All aiiei at tha
aama low AOr
price . HtC
Scout Shoe
Comp. lolea
$1.49
Herman's
Marchy Schwartz Intercepts Wildcat Pass
dt Wrr otv5.5
'; , . ' ; " J A ay-- '- ' . , JZj
M.r. nniout Hcbwarti. Notre
weatera eaaa In the aecond period
Schwart! wa tha Notra Dama atar, but failed to get away oa any
touchdown! which characterized hie work la 1IJ0.
Sophomores Added To List
Of 'All-Star' Back Choices
By DIXOX RTF.WART
Called Preaw Htaff ('orreapofinVnt
NKW YORK. Oct, 14. t CP)
With a capable group ot aopho
mora ball carrier a already chal
lenging for attention, and many
of laat year'a lumlnarlea again
turning In brilliant performance,
the 131 football aeaaon prom
Una to produro lta fall quota of
"all-etar" bickfleld candidate!.
Kvary taction of the nation bai
It tint-year aenaatlona. Tb new
talent tn tbe eaat Include Bob
Samueli, a 170-pound youngater
who baa won a berth aa Col
gate'! regular quarterback; Clif
ford Montgomery, rapabl under
atudy to Ralph Hewitt at Col
umbia: Bill Abe and Nat
(iroaaman. ti rally halfhacki at
N. Y. V.: Jo Buooanno and
Andy Rotelll, reapeetiv quarter
and fullback on Brown'a atrong
eleven: and Miller Drandt, hailed
ai tbe moat promiilng aopho
mora uncovered at Princeton
during the paat decade.
Xewcomere Htar
Homer X a y. awlvel-htpped
Ceorgla back, and Shaw Buck,
Florida quarter, are atandouta In
the aouth, with George Saner a
aophomore fullback -who haa
turned la 4T and 70-yard daihea
to pull game out of th fire
for Nebraska, and Ollla Olaon.
whoa brilliant kicking give
Northwestern a tie with Notre
Pame, leading tha newcomera In
tbe middleweat.
Ralph Hewitt of Columbia ti
feet oref fh" prvioui " week"!
bnaineaa. During the SO week!
of 1131 orderi for J!S mllla have
averaged 0.S per cent over production-Production,
order and ahlp
menta of JS mill tor the week
ending October S. wera reported
In board feet aa folio wa: ,
Production, ,S74. $15; order,
03. 303.062; aolpmeuta. 10!,
(ii,33. One Mystery I
Solved on Campus,
Other I Puzzle
COLCMBTA. Mo.. Oct. 1.
(UP) Unlrrlty of Mluouri
antboritle. confronted In one
night with two perplexing m rat
er! ea, today announced aolution
of on ot them th on in
whlrh a male atudent nndreead
In tha middle ot th campua and
abandoned hlg clothing on tb
epot.
The other. In which a tororlty
girl aroused at . 4: 30 a. m., to
find a mil Intruder tally
dresied lilting calmly on the
edge ot her bed amokiog a cig
arette, atill baffled inveatigatora.
Dr. Albert K. Heckel an
Plain and Pao To Oil Tan
Uppers. Oompo- A 4 qj"
iltion lole ihoeple73
ll-ln. leather lole and com
position sole f-y Qf"
boot , aPtilO
Medium weight cotton rib
bed Union 7Q
Suit! 4 it C
Pirt wool Union Sulti
Long Qf).
ileovei 70i
Flannel Shirt!
Aaa't colon ..
79c
Army O. D. - Qr
Wool ihlrti
la .... a, tsj
Leather trim Bob Coat for
cold A AC
weather ...
.... aT.tJ
Army Store
Battle For
Dame a great All-America halfback,
of their 0- tie at Soldier Field,
one of tba veteran atar who la
alerting hi final hid for all
America recognition In brilliant
atyte.
Tba Columbia itar, ' regarded
by many obaervera a tbe flneat
ball rarrler In the country, and
a flrat elaaa kicker and paaaer
la addition, baa been handicap
ped by Injur lea for the laat two
year) He la in top form now
and will have an opoprtunlty to
prove hi ability Saturday when
Columbia meeta Dartmouth.
Hold Repetition!
Cene MrKver. one of l30'i
greateat atari, haa been the
whole ehow in Tenneaaee'i early
game thla year, whll Don Zim
merman. Tulane'a great halfback
la rampaging through th aouth.
Bill Morton and Bill MeCall.
on of tho Eaat'a flneat paailng
and rnnnlng eomblnatlona. again
appear at the top of their game,
while Albia Booth ot Yale. Bart
Vivlano of Cornell and Joe
Tachlrgl of Navy ara living up
to their performance of laat
year.
Other aatabllihed atari who
have performed brilliantly in
early aeaioa game, include:
MarchT Rchwarti of Notra Dame:
Orvllle Mohler o: Southern Cali
fornia: Jack Crickard. John
Sehereachewiky and Barry Wood
ot Harvard: Raider ot Pitts
burgh; Ken Field of tbe Army:
and Armentrout and Kaval of
Carnegla Tech.
nounced expulalon from th nnl-
rentty of William K. Polk, Jun
ior from Adam, N. Y., who con
feaaed that tha clothing located
near the center ot tha unlveralty
campui wai hli. Tha nndreaa
lng act took place laat Friday
night. It was aald.
DREAM COMES TRUE.
LONGVIEW, Waah. (UP)
Victor Tier. 18. dliappeared :
whll awlmmlng. Two week! later !
bla motfber dreamed three ttmea
In on night that hta body waa
on Salmon beach. Searcher found
tha body there, lodged la drift-
wooa.
Dodge Dependability
Dependable
Transportation
IWM) Ford Coupe
Good paint, good
' tires; llcenie B883
129 Cher. Coupe
Run 15.000 miles,
good tlrea: lie .$413
1938 Cher. Coach
Good tires, paint
and liceni 223
1927 Cher. Sedan
New tire, paint.
Fine condition 223
1028 Chryiler "Ta"
Sedan Like new,
license $373
IDS' HuiImob BrRhm.
Had a fine home.
Car rery good I03
1028 Durant Six
Sedan Repainted;
motor very good .I93
loan Ply. Rdatcr.
A real buy. New
tlrea, good paint;
licenae 8293
1B2 Cher. Coupe
Rum good fias
Five Truck!
Priced from .M l'p
OSTENDORF
MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth Dealer
4S So. eth St. Ph. 873.
Try
Om
la ahown Intercepting a North-
Chicago, bat or (0,000 fan.
ot tba long, twlatlng run tor
Cougars Arrive
In Portland For
California Game
PORTLAND, Or., Oct II, W)
Callfornla'i Ooldea Bear foot
ball lquad will meet it! tint
conferenc foa of th aeaaon
Waahlngton State College here
Saturday.
Th Coogira arrived her thl
morning determined to regain
any preatlga they may have loat
by tbe trouncing they received
from Southern California a week
ago.
Bill Ingram and hi iquad from
Berkeley are expected to arrive
here lata la tha afternoon. They
will be welcomed by varlona city
and eirle official! and the Beara'
huge band will lead them la
parade through th city.
Both teami ar expected to
rely oa open field tactic when
they meet oa Multnomah field
Saturday.
Juniper Tree Are
Two Centuries Old
BEND, Ore. (CP) Puny,
gnarled juniper tree-, abundant
In Central Oregon, rival Che giant
California Red wood in age.
Tree 1,000 yean old have been
cut. In aom treea, 75 ringi were
found within the breadth ot an
inch, revealing a growth ot an
Inch In 75 yean.
COST OP SCHOOLING
WASHINGTON. Th V. S.
office ot education haa found
that It coeta I cent a day to
educate a city child. SUtlatlc
gathered from a group ot citlea
by tbe office ahow tbat th total
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PARIH. Oct. II. UP Tha
French Olympic committee de
cided today to withdraw from
tha 1(13 Olympic competition at
Lo Angelai, unlexa th Novem
ber leaalna ot parliament an-'
propria!!! fundi to rover ex
penae. The committee expreeead hnu
that funda would he provided
for French participation and
mad tentative plana for a
limited team of JO competitor,
to epeclallae In track and field
and winter aporta. Tbi team. If
organiied, muat b approved by
th mlnlater of public Innrui.
tion. TORONTO, Ont.. Oct. 14. (IP)
Doubta concerning Canada!
participation in the 1033 Olyiu
ple game at Lo Angela were
dlaalpated todar wben offliiala
of the Olympic commute and
th Canadian Amateur Athletic
aaaociatlon announced that every
effort would b mad to lend
complete and representative
team la Lo Angela and to
th winter game at Lake Placid,
N. Y.
Ernest Trulove 1
Bags Big Buck
With Long Shot
Ernaat Trulor. who went dr
bunting with a party of lx
other elite highway department
employe, com horn with tbe
prli buck of th three bagged
and th hero of the party for
ihe manner in which he abot hli
275-pound, four-pointer.
Thar were hunting In open
country. Four buck! were lighted
nearly a quarter of a mile away
from wher Trulove wai. He
ahot and got hli buck, the bul
let having apent lta force ao
much that It lodged Inilde the
animal. It wai Trnlovai flrat
back.
Charlie Smith and Jim Parka
each ihot a forked horn. Other
mam ban of tha party which
apent a week is tba Gearbart
mountain country war Ned
Smith, Paul Reed, 8. A. Bar-
Bam, and Harold Harrla.
Wale City Square
Jobless Riot in
CARDIFF. Wale. Oct. II. (
Three thousand Joblesa men
gathered In tbe public lauare
her today to proteat eut In th
dole and there wai vlcloui fight
ing when police with drwn
club directed tha mob to dla
peree. Th gathering wi held agalmt
police orderi.
When It wa ovir leveral were
In hoepltala with broken heada.
half a doien of th leaden were
a treated and th police hid
Mixed a red banner.
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