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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-07
N6HTHAWk NOTES

There : >o.1s ak ~ re people n
ana around NizatAaWk celebrating the
III q Jply This year
M- zni Mr<. SGumel 2n3 their
daughter Helen less to- Co1cV'Gully
lAS- SSEGr2SY TAe HI1l-sAS expect
TO - q C21ito-niS son
J ? Gorr-srly. ~ this riSes. : the
g.orS king q this section He now has
about lee hs2S - A0SS q 2ll sizes &ns
ages AnG Jack SAYS ch&s pigs : pigS-
Prc>sc ming Attorney Fred T Neal
2rG his a-its ws-s visiting W,IG Mrs
Meals parents, Nj ant Ms : 2
,s0ru2ley. 3 tea days l8>1 week
Several topn loz< changed AzEG>
1s-s within ~ pas gs~k Z ? Nc
N2ll r2-Ess>s& o1oc1 % four LotS
aisA the intention u building = large
livery >gSbls - them n the r@2r T.
ya-s,
Mr. &-1 Ms Frank Circ<aE 12vs
.-os5,5 70 NisA-HSas &r6 2-s o&eG pyI-s
-h= Peterson residence sc- hCsW long !
-iEe the zri--- cannot SAFE. - NJ
G-Vzzz expects "a oGt,5 rev Ac-->e
n n,> -&acs v--y sso,oa
NJ Al Ms. So--ou-. ami thz5r
.ae cala5-zz arrived es-e lz>. weeS
--v& Nl,So1- 4n.3 ar MA g~-1E2cs1s
IxE--sS q - T0@r A. NJ. HOLM burg
as pol1s,5 tes >r1s q ~ Silk z-sen
T-r.slnE Or - clerk
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/ BRIEF EXPLANATION.

Il -r'-in lDuEal~t Il -i- 1fp1 .Wlnr,l
1-7lC--s-sliIlEsE 20 -lr fee -laC -,It- nun
I'll VIII Ia nula-r laT IT lr lnBGc.l-
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n vllca -Ie 1alrr lg---ti "a lunH.+l
II 1ur1Eess 4--ger--tf lv -lt- .aslnrsI lr
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~ VI IntI he sInr-4cr nciuaf--i --ls-
publication lt --Ir gffic-a. --anr- a.
-l= :'Iuutl- lrIc--stinlss - gnf-.iI--I
--i- --E,I-a- prices II - A1- % "a
LII 10 ms ai.se iuiuE vgrs ilr Dr.
- ling m.4r-T;sI- -l. IF. 1Iva- lur Even
IL lEgnLE nara anu -E---ms-iw rtI'-
-I1ilss councilman wa Ion-.r-.t 70 -1it-
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sllry a. -1 naka a sIr n prizes Saw
+vac NAG > lur n IL ust.,IsssGu. Il
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Road REPttRlNe-

L 2. N=S .a1i e.1u- u1v1 t-gul ~
1l1c~ lra- 9t71Scu &cuttstv 5sr ne ya -
POSE sL 1Tas-1l1< -I--r--g t-uul.s --l,-
business uea II CrCE- y Z 7r1uussl-
rlCC 20 nag 1--s.i--.i changes 4 II
III -'1Htt .r-a,i5lg f-'1u MS gl4e- -l
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nuns. AMI 11r uUnrg W De- sur v1+-4
II W. L. qer,ualr-l- LII sln.>upugaS
good !IsS 1=EglJ -lr .Cn.S ---Ssl-
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has always 1-=l II I1rIDC gu.a 4
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-06-07
ELIfsEHAN ITEMS

rhe bo<al ball team play L,N911ls
a=0c SzE&ay
Te-ee ~ E.= Teel e-v5AerS hare ccne
II grtv ny lnso B-l-iSe Ccl1-ao54
3D. D Steel -ero-zS h4yL-s -, II
5v=- - acres % grain .hlS spring
\ ~ t&-ce : % AXE vl1ce AZ = Z
5is->2e~-g4- aoe.7 rex. Frbi4y sV-n-
TX
A-.er r-1v-llzz ca-ss-za lazy states
Dl4 tisc>1e,7rz=r SAYS 04aEoSan :
zcc,t -1,o1 q tc- Ai-
G--f-- q Ics u IN vas extracted ga
N q tall sa-@ ~ Go1:=a AS Salty
9.s5 seen -1.- 11e2l 1IE.e 3-E W=c=>vl-ls
H. II B..eeCw A4> 6z1S1=J Kor6 II
.h sse-- SLsr4r nine ~. 14S zC1S ~
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Ig,- N1zy Ii; Family t-uv- &.sa I'D
Ca,-2z1gA1 W. iar l1>t week Ant
l-0lk1. cacs their c41<nc-r A4-y-
Eas aAi 9r~n Attending sghCoz A Eh2t
g.ss
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TRE>Pt>>ER> TtkE WARNING.

ne b&zs3 Ngzs-< - -2- SlC141- sin
VALLEY have 1c1s es-1 Annexed Dr. r.
e>go->las5 rSc25s hunting. 1>1Ln-z
AM Gan ping 2loGS ~ r2llzT. EhC
have - regard <C- m g-VCerCE -tsHE>
a. rAr hers Of -hs premises Ir'oG
Bhsch mex s1c-O6c, reE Sl2l4sssL2
creek flows through ca4 c--aI-1-,,I N.
lie v2'ley tC- mikes :. AMI l. III 1-1r'2s
rcss lQealsTy tc- 1---srS All l>a=--zl-s1
Property oEre-< Bordering II 2S5h
>a;sS q me >--es- have been pa-l- n
vlc1 >rcrc>-1zZ. an >lel1.-4G Nis1
CGtv II occasional protest ts- wears
~ -1s l.ga.>1l1 q gcVp@r-y- TIE IL
--->S All -S1e--E@r have 445I>s. ms
vririi=ge tC >Ich n extern -sa- FOR
slE-ero1sxE,un ~ -i-eh --,S 13v4 s--1
forced 10 aciz 1&2sss n AZ =19cc 20
v-sv -ns j sLTc1er cuG-l1 l,E-ee q -l=
practice MleA grCV=-rY 1A> e,s-C .i@-
>sr,Tz& n III F5-S1 cV as -aCEgf--
less. %sss> xa& t-L-Llnal1y careless
--ess1d>,>s-S n lrtis- ID -sHs1 .hts
class Z = r-~sssss- ~ q, o1- IL Y-rsssrS
from --es> gls>lng All T-Sur'sGs mes
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D. gslsrzt II e,31>gf,. lustEs D13cee. x-sE
those w1'3 1AL % >,a4vly E.rh s1ss
warnings gAs-sE1 contained VIII -
prosecuted \ assEzee Dr. p0Scer = 81
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O. amy me cWG-r- - .,,slga1r.
Easre',f- - 70 :orl1llC 1rT MA y I'll Az.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Minutes q The ,own co1reil q Orc
VILE. WA>h Jane g. 1879
PreSsnr-MayOr Reese and Council
men Besls R-sgg. Wicks-ShA,D An3
Mills
Minutes II the previous meeting
Rad and approved a Rad
Dr. Frysr. COUNTY physician. SQ-
pSArsG astO-e the councL and ac
dressed the oN3y II -ssS-3 - sAs san
itSEion ot the town
The mayor Instructed The marsha
% enforce the SI0ck lSS. giving the
pSo9le IwO 12vS - go their SOCK n
\ committee appeared before the
council asking sozscS assistance II shS
matter u 4,h % JGIy celebration \
motion WAS made ans carried thai
OWING - the SnsneiAl co1dIG1oa ~ The
town the co1nesl 10 DCs donate any
thing - the All u Iuly fund
\ nosi0c vas made Ac6 carried ,a2-
the aIen3r.an. 70 Ordinance NJ. ; -
Laid u The table fo- one week
he mayor Instructed -hs clerk -
order 5Q dog tAx tags.
he council requested tEs mayo 70
hare the kcSs tower comp -et5G a >sNoG
As possible
on motion the foilQwins bills asrs
ordered paid: ". ;. EOsNr- .C>l1cS
fees SIS: O-ovills Gazette. g-l2;ins
$3.50: O-Ovills Gazette. printing.
S-ssR. Z 4 ttocSe. S2l2ry. A. S-.-
plies. s--.>Ss Morris Wal l2to--
SIS: 5. II S2cGs-so2. carrScs AcG >1p-
plies. slI5a: Prank Wlls0-- >aL2-T
for Ar-ll. SIS Frank WllSC2- >3l2ry
for Nay. SIS: James >1s~-s- >--s~.
work. $Se59: I. 7. Ssg-lSs- s1-A-y. 50
A motion was -.&Ss rha- -h7 e--l Q1
L NcCSC-c- - l2l3 II -1S -&1le.
There h-srs ~ >sS0cG t17 --Ccoo1 w,xS
MT p'1z. ami tAs -lSyoc Instructed S2s
CLERK 70 &raw warrant To- r1S SS4z-s.
Mo5aon was u22&s ARR carried tE4-
TIE CLERK -oc,ts ~ Or0sglaz G&1esEs
that the co-Eeil Eo~lt allow - -ic-e
halls tCr The printing Ns he proceed
i-zS % ne coLncl-
On -15oc co1ze5l &1loGc2s,1
= LO.NSE g't--S
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>-r'iL No. l35a..
NyFlc1 FC3 PUBLICATION

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FOR COUNTY Clerk

aerecy ammo Inca uy>sit a. ~.
il'-1Ee tor the republican, acrfnaiios
loc county Clerk of Osancga1 eoua,s
SUBJECT = the decision q The rspaon.
san VOTERS II the primary election, =
September :. T. Sterling. Ouias- ~
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FOR JOINT SENATOR

n~reoy announce ny caniitacy lOl
ne republican, nomination for JONI
senator trun the First Senatorial Dis
ccIet comprising the counties OF Grant
-oNSl4S> Ferry and Ok4rcgan. subleel
10 ne VIII % The VOTERS Il The pr
ulart7s september 10. 1872.
W. 4 Bolinger. Nathow. wash
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,-&nhood u sal, 4, this oeS.ce he mem
hers wO2lG have found that The pro-
p-SStOr TG< perfectly willing. oWlrs
10 .nS SnRncizl Sg-sSS INTO wAicA the
Town has 5rifysG. 10 publish tas p1C-
EsS5insS without charge
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'1'ss IL hahiE q -saiti1g ~ Ads
In N % -ead me Ba-gafa a.ls
HlEs Fou ,ead lhe lbs, To If non
Ia sou read lie AIS, 10 If nm,
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FUR AUDITOR

( hereby 1nnou1ceu1y sell II esa
ildate for the republican 11minari@
-oc A0c1Sor subject - tha VII Ok W.
for9es II the September prnaries
z L Blackstone. Chesag WASH
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FOR SHERIFF

aerscx ANNOUNCE myself J canai-
ld,e Tor the republican noHiinaiva
.or sheriff OF Osanoga1 eognEy. SUD
le1t &c the decision % ch,a voters u
the primary election n September.
Harry { Stark. Ossal0zan- VASE
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FOR AUDITOR

aereby a1noanee nlyselt eandi-
l3le Tor The republican uCHI nation ief
ne ONCE OF Auditor OF Oka1ogan eoun'
Y subject 70 the viii 81 the voters u
me September primaries.
!. Z. Leader. Malocr Precinct.
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-s-c III t-stz=E-E. la gGti- .eb Pr+nf
NJ 1rlaE awning --aai j. ,.-.....5-
C., II -s 8 laak
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1s>g-crlCu 81 Chez -9vL 4 a. 1i5i--=s,
3e@.re -1- --41.l -l- t-crgr Iss-'i II
lt-.-.>>>;l-,-T 1L-,>1 sll,.g4-= 4 -ef---
III 1 -H4 Il -le BUSINESS houses
glu-l = >CM-rA n IN usual -sr Nm
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II sr-er,-rl-s Ut -l- business hons
>-1-- Ia -Ie b.el-r vas 1CC l.sjtt.
Il -I-- lr-l-.>.->> tir,1E rs rl>sr 41sL
ir1e- -"4-i a1r= 4. know .--iaz- 1e tie
1---osc srGu-t ID -l0s.- g--lI -s,-s
-4u- q rom -T-rT-V l-c- lii axe
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DR. \ sr9g-lL ~ >1or-S ti- De-
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11

Rolla zeider. Tex Jones, -Shanos
Collins and young Borton viii all Be
fighting for that first base Job with
Itn~rnr Cai,ahzzsa Whzsa sHz.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
New Pitcher Added
to Pa Rourke's List

Pa Rourke yesterday afternoon signed
up a new pitcher. His name is Hans
Christensen and he halls from Lincoln.
He has never played professional ball.
but has made a name for himself in
semi professional ranks. Two years ago
he worked against Alexander. the star
twirler Of the Philadelphia Nationals, and
lost the game by l TO score in ten
innings. But two hits were made off
Christensen. The new recruit is q years
Of age and weighs about lI5 pounds
stripped. He is feet II inches IN height
and has a perfect build. Rourke is con-
graduating himself on landing this
young man. as three teams Ia the West
ern league wanted him and almost
every team in the Nebraska state league
has been after him Pa is going to take
the youngster to Joplin with him and
put him under the tutorshIp of Johnny
Gonding and believes that he has made a
find
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
GOLF TOURNEY ENDS WELL
Brilliant Play in Final Rounds Of
St. Valentine Meeting.
GARDNER GETS PRESIDENTS CUP
Phillips Loses Opportunity 10 Win
by MissinEt short Putt ON Home
Green-Fink Beats Robeson
in Consolation.

PINEHURST n. C.. Feb. lO.-FinaI
rnurd1 in the st. Valentines golf tourna-
ment gave I brilliant ending to "s vent
to~Hy. Inc home green deciding 1t in both
first division matches, one other contest
requiring twenty holes and three nine
teen.
In the battle for the presidents trophy
DR.. c. ii. Gardner of the Agawan Hunt
club. Providence. won a sroke for
stroke contest from C. n. Phillips OF the
Greenwich Country club. Connecticut, the
missing of short putt on the home green
losing the Connecticut player an oppor-
tunity to win. The win Of C. NJ Fink
of Dunwodle from =. X. Robson Of Oak
Hill. in the consolation. was equally
close.
Other division winners we're: w. f.
Truesdell OF Huntington in the second:
Fl. C. Kayser Of Scarsdale in the third,
S. o. Miller OF Englewood in the fourth,
]. II. Lippincott Of Atlantic City in the
fifth. r. ]. Clapp OF Meriden in the sixth.
and II. II. Buckle OF st. Andrew in the
seventh.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
WRESTLERS BUSY AT THE UNI
Big Revival is Noted Because Of the
Intercollegiate Contests.
IOWA TO SEND TEAM TO LINCOLN
More Matches Are Scheduled for
This season Than Ever Before
-EIiiott's Place VIII be
Hard to FIJI.

LINCOLN. Feb. 10. - Especially - The
wrestling game has received a tremend-
Gus revival at the University Of Ne
braska and now is one Of the most popu-
lar of collegiate sports. More interest
has been shown in the wrestling tourna-
ments than in the other forms of sport.
with the possible exception of foot ball
and basket ball.
Wrestling received tremendous boost
last year when the Cornhuskers met with
some remarkable success against Iowa
and In the western Intercollegiate gymnas-
tic meet in which wrestling formed one
of the most prominent features. As re-
suit when the class for instruction was
called early in the fall over thirty menu
bers reported and have been busy all
winter preparing for the prellminaries,
which were held Friday night. The pre-
liminaries we're only in the nature Of
university event. and while the winners
may represent the Cornhuskers in the
annual tournaments with other colleges
re selection Is by no means permanent.
More matches have been scheduled this
al NAtAA NhtA A3AAN ANNA
comes the latter part Of Feb
ruary when Iowa will send representa-
tiyes in all classes TO meet the Corn
huskers at Lincoln. Last season Ne
braska had little difficulty in winning all
three classes, but the loss Of Elliott has
left a vacancy which will be hard to fiji!
in the Nebraska team.
Immediately following the Iowa meet
II is the intention OF the athletic board
to send a team TO Kansas City to COM
pete in the annual meeting under the
auspices OF the Kansas City Athletic
club. All of the schools in the Missouri
valley practically will be represented at
the meet. The Cornhuskers will enter
this year for the first time.
In addition to these meets Nebraska
also will add another school to its wres-
Ting scheduled tournament 10 be held
with Kansas late in the season.
Tie last OF the Wrestling tournaments
which the coruhuskers will participate
in IS the western intercollegiate meet OF
colleges at Champaign. ILL.,. on April e.
This is the regular gymnastic meet Of
the big eight conference teams and wres-
ting is Included in the list OF events.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
Billiard and Pool
Tournament Ended

The billiard and pool tournament at the
Commercial club ended yesterday. with
@. ii. Cramer taking first place In class
A at pool and c. J. Baird first place in
the same class at billiards. Glass was
composed of men making the highest
averages in the preliminary rounds.
W. X. Wood made the high run Of the
billiard tourney. "a points. and C. J. Baird
the high run in pool, 10 points Dan
Desdunes was official referee Of both
Journeys. Following are the results:
Pool-CIass A. G, II. Cramet, champion:
G.. j. Baird winner Of high run. Class
b, P. b. Burleigh, champion: b. T. Nc
Cague, winner Of high run. Glass c, W
f. Rhoades, champion; w. +. Rhoades,
winner Of high run.
Billiards-Clasg A. e. J. Baird, cham
pion; W. K. Wood, winner OF high run.
Glass b, c. A. Alden, champion; r. e.
Brand0. winner of high run. Class G.,
W a. Yonson. champion; r, Il. Mattisaa.
winner Of high run. Dan Desduiies, OFF,
ciAl referee.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
Entries for Bowling
Tournament Come In

CHICAGO, Feb. 10-aIore than COO will
compete in the American bowling con-
gress tournament which starts here
March :. according to A. l.. Langtry. sec
rotary of the organization. Local pro-
moters say the number viii be above 100
The final hour for closing the entry list
is midnight February Is. About 10 clubs
already have paid their entry fees.
Almost S10coO in prize money has been
deposited in a Chicago bank by Langtry.
A meeting has been called for tomorrow
afternoon here and 1t is expected that
much money will be raised then which
will be added TO the prize fund. The
fund will be more the sSQoD when It is
completed.
All Saturday and Sunday dates on the
schedule have been assigned. Midweek
dates are being given out. Special nights
already have been delegated TO Cleveland.
Louisville. Detroit, Cincinnati and st,
Louis. Practically all Of the contests Of
the first four days Of the tournament Will
be bewteen Chicago teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
Wonderful Strength
Develops in Young
Local H. s. Athlete

In Arthur Rouner, sic South Seventeenth
street. freshman at the high school and
one of the local ''Y'' associations gym
nastic stars, Omaha has one of the fore
most amateur atletes in the west, for this
culturists in the state, because Of his
feats Of strength, which have been ex-
hibited on several occasions during the
last twelve months at the "Y'' gym
nasium.
Most of his feats have been confined to
strong arm" ability, and his knaek OF
lifting heavy dum-bells and other weights
puts him in a class by himself. when II
comes to local sport leaders. In several
exhibitions he has lifted l44-pound dumb
bell from the ground to arm length above
his head without faltering.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
Johnson's Marriage
Certificate Found

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. lo.-The mar
riage certificate Of Jack johnson, the
pusilst. married here last year. was
found today after months OF search by
the marriage license bureau. Alderman
John Fugassi came forward with the
and Eta II. Duryea January IL, 1911. and
had returned the certificate to tho mar
riage license bureau. A clerk unearthed,
the certificate and made official return
of It today. The marriage was at a ho-
tel in the negro quarter. conducted by
Frank sutton. who witnessed the cere-
mony with a city detective.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-11
'STIEHM LIKES new RULES
Nebraska Coach Thinks Some Very
Weak Points Eradicated.
TOUCHDOWN CHANGE DELIGHTS
ing Oval over Goal Line Recalls
Ames' Success in EauaIing
Cornhusker Score.

LINCOLN, Feb. o-(Speclall--coach
provsi on the new foot ball rules as an
nounced last week and said he was very
well satisfied with the work of the COM
mittee. Stiehm believes many OF the
weaknesses present In game under the old
rules have been eliminated. The partlcu-
lar complaint which he had TO lodge
against last years rules was In regard to
the forward pass within the ten-yard line.
Many a superior team went down TO de-
feat or to a tie score last season. Stiehm
| said because the use OF the forward pass
was prohibited within striking distance
Of the goal by allowing the forward
pass to be used when close to the goal.
Stiehm believes that the offensive team
will he placed on a much fairer basis
than before.
! Likewise. the Nebraska mentor was
much pleased TO note the change in the
number Of points scored on touchdown
and goal as compared with field or drop
kicks. The Cornhuskers have reason to
remember the inequality Of the old seor-
/ ing in the game with Ames when the
Aggies managed TO tie the with two field
goals when the Cornhuskers scored a
touchdown.
stiehm further mentioned that he had
suggested In letter to stagg before the
latter went east TO attend a meeting OF
the rules committee that the bali should
be declared dead on a blocked kick the
moment II hits the ground. No action
was taken In regard to thfs. ii being
deemed too radical a step. The element
of chance is too great, stiehm believes
unless the ball is declared dead.
| Manley to Get Cash.
Edward Manley of Chicago will get his
so for his patent on the overslung goal
posts which Eager placed on Nebraska
field last year. ManIey recently wrote
to the university authorities calling at
tention TO his patent and requesting the
payment OF so for the use OF the goals.
The board Immediately began to investi-
lgate the claim and received word from
the department at Washington this weeE;
that ManIey held a patent on the posts.
The members Immediately decided to
pay his claim before the price assembled.
Nebraska is not the only school stung
on the deal. as Wisconsin, Illinois, Chi
cago and other big eight conference teams
will also have TO meet Manley's demands
for the goal posts.
Manager Eager has been in Chicago
all week working on COrnhusker foot ball
schedule for 1912. He was expected home
today Until Eager and Stiehm return
from the Windy City nothing new is ex-
pected in the schedule announcement.
The Cornhuskers are working for three
big games with Big Eight conference
members. but the progress of the nego-
tiations has not been made pubic by the
coach or foot ball manager.