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tconeluded)

Of Improvement Clubs took decided
action on Mayor Glll'a case last
night. and went on record with
4 strong resolution indorhinR
Max Wardall aud condemning
Mayor ON and Chief wappenstsin
The resolution says
I'VE commend the efforts OF
Councilman MAJ Wardall while
acting mayor. 10 enforce the
law and 20 suppress vice and
. crime and Tor removing an un.
faithful and Inefficient official.
I'VE are unalterabiy opposed
TO the Wide open policy OF
Mayor n. c. Gill. and condemn
him for his refusal 10 enforce
the law and for his appointment
OF a chief OF police who has
permitted dsns OF vice and
crime closed by Mr.. Wardali 10
open upon HE return 10 the city.
we believe that Mayor OH
IL no longer worthy the trust
In him by the people OF Seattle,
and We favor hia recall as the
only means BY which the city
may be purged OF vice and
crime"
The Rainier Heights Improve.
ment Club. which met IN oitman's
hall, passed resolutions demanding
the suspension OF Chief Wappen.
stein. pending the Investigation OF
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apartments that cost 10000 a
year"
Mile Des Lyn IL only 20 years
old. and Is a natural blonde" con
unued Iiegfeld She IL xon
deFful dancer she started as a
child Of Is ~ the Olympic theatre.
Paris. Her most notable success
was with Fred Wright IN the
Moulin Rouge Revue. Paris Later
Nhe eoutriTrd and executed the
$40 iltsu dance.
= aaw her A. the Aihambra the
airc IN London, and aigned pre-
hWinnrY contracts calling for Der
appearance Ia America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Who Is visiting her daughter AZ Alt
+. Pine St.. Seattle Read wha A.
says about f.:
\ have been suffering x,st
rheumatism for the past seven 1ss,.
aud have been taking medicsne tro
Or three times a dhy during IL
whole time 20 get any rest a. Al
Since coming 20 Seattle. two ws4ks
ago. 10 visit my daughter. the psln
In my limbs grew worse and rn
persuaded 10 try the lspughvss
Bake oven treairqents. began 4
lake the treatmeats a few DAYS ~
and the pain has almost entirely ~
ne. ! have not found II necesssr
20 take my medicine but ~
times since beginning treatrner,
The pains are all leaving ne ssS
am feeling better ever dsy
am very thankful that vas ii.
-ected 10 the Bake Oven. A. before
,ominK here the future seemed 10
promise nothing but p1lf and mia
cry; but nov ! have every hope u
rcgaining my health and i've tive
from pain. after completing nv
course of treatments here. The snt-
'cring ! endured for the last feFsr
Years without relief only as tcok
medicine 70 relieve the pain 10 M
Eome rest. the almost instant ans
20 Far permanent renef from pals
experienced after taking the Raks
oven treatments. after ! had hsm
differing for seven years. has Co
sinced me that the Bake 0ven Is
he only certain. sure remedy fo
all who are suffering from the e.
circulating pains OF rheumatism. and
Z all such will take my advice thar
Fiil not hesitate an instant ktoai
ryiug the Loughney Bake 0vsh.
ours sincerely. Mrs T. /. Riggk-
II aillng. consult the doctors You
$50 be- given a courteous welcome
hey have highly trained male and
emale nurses 20 care tof yoa Their
ffices are located al go 10 rs
copies Bank Bldg. corner Of SO
ne Ave and Pike 81 Office hoafA
m. 10 p. M SUNDAYS sAm
II a. IN. CONSULTATION
FREE Rates win be reduced one
hali for a few days
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FOIL. PLOT
OF CHINkS

VICTORIA. n. c. Oct S--Tho In
vestieation into the immigration VI
Chinese which has been going ON
at Vancouver for three weeks aud
by means OF which IL is said that
Canada has lost over $1,000 600 ia
head tax and the United States has
gained thousands of good Chinese
citizens via the underground route.
will shift 20 this city today when
r NJ. s Empress OF Indian reaches
this city from Hong Kong today A
wired dispatch from the steamer
was received early this morning
stating she would dock this after
noon.
Must Land AZ Victoria.
Orders were received yesterday
hy the local customs officers 10
have all the Chinese passengers
bound 20 any point In Canada landed
at this port. and Special Agent Eos
ter and David Lew. interpreter. who
have been conducting the lnvestiga.
lions into the alleged landing Of
Chinese immigrants under the guisc
OF merchants. arrived from Vancou.
yer 10 meet the incoming c. z r.
liner The steamer has SEQ Chinese
aboard.
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Saloon men who nave bes,
40 in The vice graf bs.,,,s.. 'h'ssd
have ~ be- good 10 the eass. ~ ~
voatigaung committee. ~
Saloon men need license. 49,,
ne present iemper u a ms,, 70
~ ne city council h such tbs, wy, ,,
good saloon men VIII II. 10y
newalH when their aupllss,,ie
come 3d. ''''aa
saloon mc@ 10 the rcd llgh, A.
irict who know The graft 80 ais
40 will be- called before II. ~
veniigaiing committee aud giss, =
chance 10 tel what they lnou :
n they Do not tell what =,
know they are likely 10 go ~. (.
the saloon business. "
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The commission appointed
by Mayor Alexander 20 inyesti
gate the destruction o. the
Times building officially report.
ed today that the disaster ~se
caused by the explosion Of nitro.
alyeerine or product Of nitro
aiyeerine placed In a highly
effective position In an alley
way between sections Of the
Times plant"
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almost sure 20 occur Tor Dietz g.
a dead shot. and hia son. although
only "a years Old. is true back
woOdsman and is almost as much
feared as bis father
Sons with Father.
n u believed that another son is
ln the cabin haylng slipped IN andcr
cover Of the night He vas not
there when fbe cabin was sur.
rounded bus has not been located
for ghe last two days
D.etz's stubb1sn refusal 90 sur.
render 20 the authorities who want
him on indictments arising from
land litigation. probably viii cost
the Iife ~ his daughter and already
has caused serious injury 90 three
deputy sheriffs
Deputies surrounding the cabin.
after getting a. close a. possible
fired 100 shots al II this morning
Dietz returned the fire He shot
five times in rapid succession and
then abruptly ceased firing II S.
believed that he Was struck BY one
81 the bullets from She deputies.
Governor IN the Case.
Gov Davidson was drawn into 5he
quarrel when Dlotz announced h.
would surrender tO no one but the
chief executive in person. Gov
Davldsons private secretary and
Attorney General Gilbert personal
iy Investigated the affair. and tried
10 induce Dieiz TO surrender but
failed
Dieiz was offered a fair trial.
good counsel al ,he states expense
a change Of venue and the dismissal
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of an indictments against ail other
members 81 hla family " he would
surrender To This he sent BIS son
With message which read
"As long az the American flag
Tiles over my cabin { viii fight Cor
Cameron Dam and my family
know your game n is to deliver
me into the hands 81 The govern,
meul aAsas8lnH
The ulumatum was gcFawied on
a bli 81 wrapping paper. and hts 8.
yearold son was sent To- nail o.
up on a tree just outside % rifle
range 90 the house The little iad
gave a yell whom BE- WAS Goa place
aud ran back 90 fhc cabin
II was rumored Yesterday that
Dietz had slipped out OF bis cabin
during the night and was fleeing
toward Michigan The deputies
prepared 90 move on the cabin. bus
q warning shot sent them flying
back Co cover Later Diciz was
seen at one Of the cabin Wlndowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

VIENNA. Oct s. Mile Gaby Dies
Lyu. favorite Of the deposed klng
Manuel OF Portugal, said today that
she had received three offers BY
cable FROM American theatrical
managers 60 appear In New York
during the coming season The
dancer added that SIDE probably
would close contracts soon
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w NnIfFH FFftsl
los ANGELES. Cat. Oct. S.
The search for the men who are
believed to have dyuamlted the t.os
Angeles Times plant conferred about
Los Angeles today Attorney
Rogers. who " IN charge % the Ia.
vesiigatiou for the Merchants and
Manufacturer Association. arrived
from San Francisco this morning
Wan. J. hurna, Ia charge 81 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
KING CABLES GIRL

u am happy. happy happy be
cause I have heard from my king.
she said "liis dangers we're not
sufficient 20 make him forget me.
He eabled me NJ great length from
Gibraltar a message Of love. be
lieYc he wiil meet me IN Paris Oe.
tobor ie Then viii ehox him that
although his own people turn
against him. Gaby is loyal
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REPORT KING SAILING.

LONDON. Oct 81 dispatch re-
celvea here from Gibraltar says
that Dom Manuel has sailed for
Oporto 10 attempt 10 rally his army
and regain bis thrnne The dis.
patch WAS not official and lacks
confirmation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
Are You a Coward!

A man came into eur office Mon
day and said Doctor. ] don't care
SO much about the price. SO long a.
You give NE my moneys worth Ia
quality But | don't wait the work
done over and over until It's right
u want 10 know In advance that
It is going 10 be right In the first
place
eve satisfied him fully on that
score before We started his work.
And then. he continued when
you give a patient a comfortable
time In the chair. with no more
pain than he would experience tn
getting hiss nails manicured, don
see that you have overlooked any
thing
You should DO the biggest dental
business 10 town.
4 wish had some more teeth
that needed fixing up"
Now this man was the biggest
coward that ever came into our of.
flee. re was a crank on quality.
too. but what he was most concern
ed about was whether We were 90
ing 70 make good on the painless
side Of the question You can see
that We did when he regrets that
he hasn't some more teeth that
need fixing.
WE NEVER HURT a BIT.
We worked for many years on
our painless plan Of extracting. nll
ing and crowning teeth before we
dared announce the result Of our
work % the public. but we have had
our reward
An endless chain Of satisfied pa.
tients stands ready back Of our
painless promises
We won ask you TO take cur un-
supported word for anything The
proofs are ready. We give q writ
ten guarantee with all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
laos Third Az, Cor. Union 81.
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Reports say that ~ monks were
killed aud so seriously wounded
The republican losses were nlight
The surviving monks were allow
ed 10 leave and take their dead and
Injured with them Later adyicea
state that several hundred monks
took part IN the conflict Two rcEF
mcnts 81 republicans were engaged
Serious fighting accompanied the
expulsion Of monks from other
monaNterieE. and u IL reported that
a heavy loss 81 life was inflicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

UEI.LlNGHAM. Oct s.--W r.
Harlan Seattle travelling man.
was found dead IN bed In a local
hotel after he bad failed to respond
20 rnnnAinh calls
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nerves of the King OF Koins. how
ever, and he expects TO stay before
the public for few more years.
doing three shows q day seven days
In the week
Back Ia Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Here's where we point with pride
and hold r Nelson Downs up as
a bright. shining example to the
youth Of Seattle Today Downs is
worth 5000. 1000 most OF II In real
estate. This doesn't get on the
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GABY DIES lYS FOR
AMERICA AT $500
A WIEN BYt-AND- BYE


NEW YORK. Oct 3 Fi0Feun
Ziegfeld, ir. announced today that
he had secured an option for one
year on the services Of Mile. Gaby
DIES Lys TO appear In America At
$500 per week
= consider allie. lies LyB one 81
the most beautiful women In the
world. said ZieEfeld = have
known her personally Tor long
time. and when I was abroad this
summer signed her for an engage
ment 20 open here Thanksgiving
week.
The contracts are binding. and
she wlil appear at ms house or az
none Still. you cannot tell what
French dancers will DO. now have
agreed 20 pay her $4,000 weekly. be-
sides supporting a cast Of DO dane.
.era have also cahlrd her 20 ad
wise me whru 70 expect her
You can bet ! VIII not pay any
thing Ike $500 for Zach perform.
anec She Is not worth that She
Ia worth Just $500 weekly. and
and that b. all she wiii get
when asked " BE- heard before
that her name vas linked vith Kiug
ManuHi'e. ZleKfeld Hald
Tier name WAS linked wiih 80
many ~ them that I could NOT keep
70 Nifh them all That woman. who
u gettlnE ouiy a fair automobile sal.
airy. maintained 30 automobiles aud
lived On a style to make Rockefeller
envlous Hui 8il the French chorus
Girls have Il all over the American
chorus girls for exlravaKRnCe !
have seen girls getting $50 a week
driving around with llgarlod foot
meu aud In private cars living 10
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nus rs .NgM NArloNALsMn ACCORDING TO ROCKWELL


example the Tho 4
fought shoulder shoulder
with manufacturing muske Our today repeating r.
files folly. would be rank folly today decline TO adopt
old did we'll In the days Of Grant
Lee
There that the place the folly
expcdien order TO solve the
problems while the methods
different spirit
rhe who controls the great railway system that stretch
90 neiEhhof
all Of aud he big for Of 10 deal with in his ndi
vdual capacity.
you help
bigger Uncle you
particular
wealthy Deal quickly with him"
4
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schools the question about character and city and coan
trv
WIN bo announced he next day The must be NOT
LONGER THAN $50 WORDS. Eds.
tor o. Tho Star The przos gold Tberon
theatre tickets. n the
picture today Martin plays part
he uf no
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KING HAS HOPES
(coneludsd)

(coneluded.l
NIT suicide AZ Gibraltar following
the news Of his Punishment. ard
that he was prevented from carry
ing out his purpose BY his mother.
This report could not be confirmed,
nevertheless II created consider
able excitement.
President BraRa insisted today
that reports from the provinces are
Encouraging 10 the republicans.
The people eth are very ex
cited. said the new executive. and
autll normal conditions are reaior.
"a No will take every pFeeau'iou
agalnet sndangering our nswfonnd
liberties
Executions Planned.
n ia reported that leading royal
lHsn aud ciencaiH who we're noH'
active IN opposing the republic vii
DO executed
This rumor also could not be con,
frmed. bat those sho are tn close
touch wish affairs say u IL most
unlikely. judging from the moderA.
ton that 80 far has marked the
Action Of the revolutionary leaders.
II IL feared In some quarters that
Tho new government may go too Tar
in Furnishing It's enemies.
II IL certain. however that nnde
uirnbie Catholics wili be- exr~lled
aud that monaatsriea and converts
wil Do closed and their contents
aelaed AZ monsatic and conVeu'
suai lauda and valuAhieH wfll be pre-
empied BY the republic In this way
ands viii BE- practically condemned
By The government and purchased
FOR a nominal sum
Priests Are Arrested
Many priests accused ~ snditiun.
src under arrest and await trial
II was officially announced today
that officers uf the army and uAvY
who had succeeded IA establishing
tho republic would be promoted
This also viii apply 20 enlisted men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

Good results always follow the
use Of Foley Kidney pills. They
contain Just the ingredients neces.
Bary to tone, strengthen and reRu-
late the kidneys and bladder, and
10 cure backache Bartell Drug
Stores Quaker Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

GET BUSY ON CONTEST

The question where 10 character better de
veioprd-in the clty the country" has aroused
lot ~ Interest among the Hchnolboy and
schoolgirl readers u The Star. when the Con.
test Editor got down this morning hin desk was
sirewn with answers which had come in already
Some OF these yin be- printed Monday
IN thp meantime. here's reminder ~ what
It's all about Ia clyde Fitch's play. The city"
which comes co the Moore The week of October
Is. there O. family from upstate DO 80 To- the
cts of New York and iu the end are ruined
Was it the ritY'a fault7" was the question
Fitch asked So The Contest Editor 81 The Star
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'lscHoT JOINS r. p.
At ATLANTA TODAY

ATLANTA. Ca. Oct s-Gif.
! ford Plnchoi. former chief
! forester. Joined Col Roosevelt
! here today. Whether Mr.
! Pinchot win continue on the
! Roosevelt lecture tour was
! 30; given out
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Chief Deputy aoEbaha. who .
q Is In charge AZ the cabin 20 e
. titioned the state for a Calling .
e gun 60 turn on the house. but .
. this was denied because 81 the e
= fear Of iHluring DetEs wife =
q and children. .
Thorhahn announced early =
q today that move on the cabin q
= would positively b. mace .
We will bring in Uletg OF .
= his dead body before night =
. fall. be- said .
q . a /. . a q q q q a . q . =
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BATTLE
WITH POSSE
tconeluded)

A(onSf00cusl
and reloaded his fathers rcvolvers,
The fighting lasted for several min.
utes
Leslie dragged his father toward
the cabin The boy apparently was
wounded aud dropped at the threeh'
old His mother. Needless OF the
bullets thar were singing around
them. pulled both into the cabin
and slammed the door
sheriff Madden thinks u will be
necessary 20 kill the entire family
In order 20 set Dietz Ills deputies
kept up a desullory firms on the
cabin until noon No answering
shots were fired and it Is supposed
both nietE and his son are badly
hurt The deputies will rush the
cabin at shutdown,
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who distinguished themselves II
action.
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WINTER. Wis. oct Fifty
deputy shurifia. armed with dyna.
mite and rifles. will be sent today
against the tiny cabin fortress az
Cameron Dam. where John metE,
with his family. has for i've days
held them AZ bay
The men have their Instructions
Spare niotEs wife and her ba'
bies. N possible. bat shoot 10 Kill
anyone big enough 60 fight"
This includes nleiE. his son and
possibly third member Of the fam.
lly Dietx aud his eldest son have
thrown up a stone barricads.
Excitement throughout this sec.
ton. particularly. and In Wisconsin
generally. is intense. and the affair
has almost assumed a national an.
pect People from miles around are
floeking toward the nictx cabin TO
be Witnesses n possible. 81 the grim
tragedy Precautions are being
taken 20 keep the curious crowd out
% harms way Several deaths are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. oct S.
Colonel Roosevelt leaves Nashville
today after having told several
thousand inhabitants who Ereetcd
him ON his arrival here yesterday
Just what New Nationalism is
and Just what he wants Il 10 be
tie defended Il from the criticisms
that have been directed against IL.
aud said that II was not revolution.
AIRY. but rather was designed to put
stop to things that might hrius
on a revolutionary movement. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

FUN WNNE FTNt
THREE DECADES
Foley's Honey and Tar has beea
household favorite for coughs, Gods
and ailments 81 the thfoat saes1
and lungs Coptalns no oFiAiss
Bartcll Drug Stores Quaker
DruE Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08
ROOSEVELT DEFENDS new NATIONALISM

ROME Ga, oct S-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt e. marching
through Georgia" today. having ar.
rived here this morning aud been
greeted by a great crowd lie spoke
briefly at a school for girls here.
rvserylnE his strength and saving
his voice for the strenuous stump.
Ing tour ahead Of him The colonel
is particularly DESTROYS OF being In
good voice for his speeches in In.
diana.
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a RELIABLE MEDICINE;

NOT a NARCOTIC
Get the genuine Foleys Honey
and Tar In the yellow package. II
Is safe and effective Contains no
oplates Refuse substitutes Bar.
tell Drug Stores Quaker Drug Co.
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ZENGLE WINS
IN CHADWICK

PHILADELPHIA. oct s.-CBul.
leiin Zengle. ia a Chadwick. won
the third annual Falrmount Park
race here today finishing five sec.
ouds ahead Of milford. IN a Lozler
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

about his was trying
fight Ia New York state. saying he there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-08

usE THE BAKE OVEN AND
OTHER DRUoLEss METHODS. I
CURE THOSE THO J0HT TO BE
iNcURABLE.
You can have board and room
with Ms II you wish
CONSULTATION FREE.
Diseases OF women a specially.
READ WHAT MY PATIENTS SAY
BELOW:
! was attacked al the dead hour
OF the night with cramping, vomit
Ing and purging | thought I could
not live long without relief We
called Dr. Dennis and he relieved
me In few minutes, In less than
an hour and "A half was perfectly
easy, and there was no return OF
the attack. | did not take any medi.
cine at all
MRS. S. s. BLODGETT.
6737 Third av. N. w, Seattle, Wn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
CAMPAIGN WORKERS HUSTLING
CAMPAIGN CLOSES FRIDAY

With the membership campaign
closing Friday night. the workers have
decided that it's up to them to get
busy and stay busy il they are to
reach the goal set for the campaign
500 new members. AT the noon lNnch
yesterday Mr.. John Stewart Bryan
made a stirring FIVE minute speech on
the privilege that the members have
in brining their friends into such an
institution as the Y. NJ c. A. He
said: Men are glad to work for some
thing that is worth while, and the
work OF getunng members for the
Y Nj. e. A. Is worth while" He call
ed attention to the magnificent build
ing, erected by the citizens Of Rich
mond. and to the responsibility OF the
membership to make good.
Much splendid work Is being dong.
but to make the campaign a success
will require more cooperation from
the whole membership Of the asso-
citation. One member each from half
OF the senior members will reach the
goal and more. The directors Of the
association and the membership com
mittee must depend upon the men,
hers II the association is to do the
best work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

ference of the entire squad Will be
the best OF the season. q
Walsh was out On the field. but
cannot walk without the aid of a
cane, His return GO the game fs
almost certain. The hilltop quarter
back is missing some very important
practice, and this rs especially
handicap when it IL taken into con-
sideration that he Is comparatively
new in the position, and was at the
time of the accident just hitting his
true stride.
Most ali hopes have bean given up
Of getting Dunn in shape. He was on
the sideiines yesterday, and predicts
that he VIII be in good shape by Sat
urday White these predictions are
most hopeful, coming from the in
dividual himself. there is feeling
among the men on the team that
their star ha!fhack viii be missing
when the whistle is blown by Referee
Bergen.
Further than these two men the
ether warriors are In fairy good
shape and are working hard to get
themselves fn the best possible con-
dttion Their opinion OF the bette
il about the right enc. Each and
every man feels that the contest
should he one OF the best gridirQn
battles ever held in the history OF
&c, 7 eto wn There is no feeling OF
overconiiience among the players,
and trey realize what tough prop
siticn they will meet at the week
end