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old equipment. much cheaper In op-
Grafton than the new. was not . pay
ing venture. q force Of mon In mum.
Der. at least. sunicient to publish q
metropolitan Newspaper was employ.
ed. Thereupon the dencit jumped ny
to about $4,000 per month.
In spite Of the fact that the pocket.
book Of the angel" behind the enter.
prise had been tapped" to the tune
Of $4,000 to $4,000. there appeared
to be financial dimculties. The nrst
Of this came . few days
ago. when . local plumber placed Q
mechanics lien against the building.
a local painter placed an
other lien against the property. and
started foreclosure proceedings.
Unable to secure funds here. Il 10
reported that Sam Evans started for
San Francisco In last quest for gold
with which to bolster up . forlorn
hope. Upon his success depends the
future of the morning newspapsr In
Klamath Falls. Should hs fall. the
Newspaper plant brought here BY
him must. necessarily. be moved out
Of the country. Newspaper men Of
experience are unanimous In the con-
clusion that the successful operation
here OF the expensive plant would be
an absolute impossibility from q
financial point OF view. and ''ssmmy's
Mistake" will become . legend In
Falls newspaper history.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28

plnlnt Med In the above entitled cult
within six co. weeks after the Arst
publication Of this summons In the
klamath Republican. = nswspApsr. TO.
Wit on or before the sth day os
May. ipis. which 10 the date Of the
last publication Of this summons. and
you will take notice that u you fail
to appear and answer or plead within
the said time. the piaintin. for want
thereof. will apply 10 the above en-
titled court for tho relief demanded
In tho complaint nled In said suit. to-
wit, For decree Of tho above en-
titled court forever dissoivins the
bonds of mntrimony existing between
this plaintiff and defendant herein.
and for such other and further relief
~ to the court may secm equitable.
Thls summons 10 publishcd once q
week for six tO consecutive weeks
In tho klamath Republican. = news
paper. published weekly within the
city OF klamath Falls. county Of
klamath. state of Oregon. pursuant
to an order made and entered on the
?ist day OF March. 1919. BY the Hon.
Henry L.. Henson. Judge Of the above
entitled court. and the nrst pubiica.
tlon thereof 10 made In said nsws-
l apet on tho s7th day OF March. 1914
ALBERT ". ELDER,
Attorney for rlAiatin.
s.s,-S-sr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28
WORKS LAB0RS
I5IF0R GROWERS
CALIFORNIA SENATOR WOULD
HAVE PRESENT DUTY REMAIN
IN ORDER No HELP OUT SOUTH.
ERN CALIFORNIA
United Press Service

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. d. c.. March 2s.-
Tariff ON lemons and oranges. ~....
and olive oil will be the object Of Sen.
ator Works chief solicitude during
the special session. He has made q
study Of the citrus fruit business. and
has convinced himself that the pres
ent duty on lemons and oranges
should stand. Florida democrats are
in full accord with this view. though
they will not declare It too loudly at
present.
On olives the competition from
abroad ID so keen. the growers de-
clare. that any decided reduction Of
duty will cripple the industry for
years to come. Senator Works agrees
with them. Senator Chamberlain
says that he looks for . general rs-
duction Of the tariff. without regard
to local interests. He does not think
that many senate democrats will seek
to interfere with the schedules - they
will pass the house.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28
United Press Service

United Press Service
RICHMOND. Va. March 2s-Ovsr.
whslmed at last. after q century OF
mountain feudsl tyranny the power OF
the Allen gang was forever put to an
end today when Floyd and Claude
Allen. father and son. died In the
electric chair for the Quintupls mur-
der In the Hillsville court house. on
March ~. 1912. Just . year and Q
fortnight after their desperate effort
to avenge the conviction Of Q kinsman
BY = mere court. they entered the
death chamber after all avenues OF
possible rsprisvs had been barred
against them.
When jury foreman trsmblingly
announced a verdict Of guilty against
Victor Allen on Q charge Of perjury
In a moonshining case. the rage Of
the patriarch Of the clan vented itself
In q pistol volley. In which other
members Of the family Joined. Judge
Thomas L. Aassis. Commonwealth
Attorney Thornton L. Foster and
Sheriff Lew Webb were carried from
the court room dead or dying. Juror
Fowler and Miss Elizabeth Ayrss,
Btsnographsr. later died from wounds.
When the great needle had swuns
slowly backward for the last time 70.
day and the current was shut Oh
after dealing death 70 the patriarch
Of the Allen clan" and his son, Justice
had triumphed after Q century Of rule !
BY family whose power dated back |
Tor generations. and which took unto
Itself the dominins over life and |
Heath. Time and again the ALIENS
have dehed the law. and q their
power grew they became more inso-
ent. II was their boast that none Of
heir breed show any law. save Gods
md their own. 80 when . Jury found
Victor Allen guilty. the clan made
Iood it, boast. There was . lash OF
tesl. . vollsy. and when the shrek.
ns spectators. who had nsd. crinssd
sck again they found Judge Massis
ying. Sheriff Webb dead and Prose 4
uting Attorney Foster mortally
rounded. \
Victor Allen . few months before
sd been . government witness in Q
loonshining case. He wss sullsn.
nd the testimony he gave wss dscid-
dly In favor Of the defendant. A ,
w weeks sftsrward Allen was Ar l
'stsd for perjury. Floyd Allen a. {
lultsd the ofacsrs when they ssissd 4
p son. but they managed 70 take the I
'ung man. mad with rage. TO jail. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28

On March IL. after q trial Of two
days on the perjury charge. Judge
Massic instructed the jury. The little
court room was packed. and IA prose-
cutting Attorney Thornton l.. Foster
dared TO excoriate not only the do
fendant. but his father. the crowd
gasped In surprise.
When the Jury returned there was
quick movement toward the judxo's
bench. and when ths foreman Of the
Jury announced = verdict Of guilty,
with q screaming oath Floyd Allen
whipped his hand 10 his pocket. The
other Aliens crowded closer and
crouched low with squirting weapons.
Sheriff Lew Webb. who has drawn
when Floyd Allen made his deadly
move. dropped at the nrst volley.
Then came pandemonium. Screams.
the rush Of terrorissd men, women
ana children and the crack OF pistols,
mingled with the osths of the Aliens.
an they scattered. leaving the little
room empty, save for its dead. FLOYD
Allen was shot through the foot:
Clerk OF Court Dexter Good, who shot
him, received . bullet through the
Jaw and bis coat was nearly burned
on by the near IRE; Jurors ana spec.
tators who had stampedsd for the
door received slight wounds. But the
Aliens. save Floyd. escaped unscathsd.
Good staggered after the Aliens.
and ~ they turned and ared on him
from the hotel square. whore their
horses were tied. Floyd Allen, with
bullet riddled foot. disdainsd a.
cape. He want calmly into the hotsl
and went TO bed. Victor soon Joined
him. Extra deputies were hastily
sworn In and Floyd and Victor Allen
we're arrested. Floyd Allen, wild
with chagrin at being locked up, At
'empted suicide by cutting his throat.
'ut indicted only . slight wound. But
ne Aliens Tor once had gone too far.
virginia massed her forces. and Dc.
reed that the man hunt should bs.
lin.
Then began . siege In tho Blue
tidse mountains that has never been
'qualsd In the widest Action. Altar
week OF man hunting and trailing
''dna Edwards was captured at night
q mountain pas. Half starved, II
. offered no resistance. Then In sue
ession came the capture OF Trisl
Aiien and Clauds Allen. Both gave
p without more Ashting-cowsd at
asst sidna Allen and Wesley nd
ards, whom the hunters wanted Il
'ost OF all a. wisldsrs Of the fatal Il
uns' were captured six months later
Des Aoines. lows. By . clue which II
dwards' sweetheart unwittinSly fur
ished.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28
FOUND

In our warehouse. lot Of household
goods. cooking utensils and personal
effects and furniture. Above will be
disposed Of to the highest bidder for
storage at o. X. Transfer once. Sixth
and Main. on Saturday. March -.
1913. at 3 p. N.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28

Il 10 reported that not over ten
deaths occurred In North Dayton and
but few In Rivsrdale.
The food 10 recsdins rapidly. and
II 10 expected that many Of the dead
will be uncovered before nishtfaii.
Famine prevails. and the down.
town streets are crowded again. Most
of the citizens are hungry. but glad
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28
Aliens Meet Death
in the Electric Chair
Famous Virginia Murderers Fail to
to Secure Executive Clemency at
Last and Pay Death Penalty

United Press Service
RICHMOND. Va. March 3s-Floyd
Allen was electrocuted at i:32 today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28

You may ind Il In the Want
Columns.
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lArToG ESCAPES MTn LESS loss

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28
Russsss sssssns

In the Circuit Court Of tho State OF
Oregon. for the County OF kiAm.
ath.
Margaret Denney. Plaintiff.
Clarence W. Dcnncy. Defendant
To Clarence W. Dcnney. the Above.
Named Defendant;
In the name OF tho State Of Oregon:
You are hereby summoned and 70.
quircd 10 appear and answer the com.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-28
TIE avlD9 CASES nf DISMISSED
and J. +. 0oeller. rsspsc,ivsl,

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
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WANT WILLIAMS TO
COACH GOPHERS or
LIFETIME CONTRACT.


Chicago, Nov. 5.-'Mcmbcrs of tho
Chicago university alumni association
held an indignation meeting yestcr-
day at the end OF which they decided
To take zip the cry of the Duldth
alumni association, who voted TO Gust
DR. H. l.. Williams. coach II the co.
pher football team.
The only difference was that they
took m the cry I'm n differenl way, for
they want the veteran doctor gwen
lifetime contract to lead Minnesota g
gridiron warriors. IL was the unani-
nous verdict Of the old grads" to
adopt set Of resolutions commanding
the coach for his good work ana these
resolutions will be made public IN a
few days.
Several prominent Minneapolis end
st. Paul graduates of the Gopher uni
versity Joined the local association IN
auding Williams and his work. Thoy
came 10 Chicago Immediately after the
game at Wisconsin, Satlrday, 10 tell
the local grads just what the twin
cities thought Of Williams, and they
could not say enough good things IN
his favor,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
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FOOTBALL NOTES.
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Captrin Ifog,. of tho Army eleven
and Gilchrist, the Navy leader both
play end
WaGncr, Pittabursh's star football
PLAYER. Is not related To Honus WaG-
nor. the Pirate shortstop.
The Harvard eleven has been OK
trcmcly fortunate this season INSOFAR
as Injuries to players arc concern ID.
Wilson. of tho Vale squad, who was
first tried AZ quarter. Is making a bril-
liant showing rs q running back.
IN recognition Of the great hattie
Washington and jefferson put up
against vale. capt kotcham gave them
'hc football uscd ny ihc Two teams in
their recent game
Charley Hrickloy. tho great Harvard
punter, IL bad punishcr Of shoe
leather 1t is not an uncommon
thing for Charley to usc two pairs
cf shoes in n single game. ana then
toss them aside forever after the con-
test.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
BETTER THAN CALOMEI
Thousands F;ave Discovered Or. Ed
wards Olive Tablets are a 9.
Harmless Substitute.

rr Edwards olive Tahlct.--tnN
substitute far raiomcl ave uil1. buf
auro laxative. and turir cUcct On OF"
liver is almost instantaneous They
are the result of Dr Edwards deter
imitation not To treat liver and bowel
complaints with calomeL His efforts
"a Danish it brought our these litte
5iivc-o1iorcd tablets These pleasant
little nblcts q" the good that calome'
doc. Nut have 10 bad after effects.
They don't lniuro the teeth like strong
l'auds or caloncL They take ho.i
ot Tho trouble ana quickly correct g.
Wh, cure he liver az the expense ut
thc tcath" Calomol sometime piaya
ba,oc with ;hc gums. So do Suonl
liquids. il is bust not To uRc chlomG &.
nut to- Let pr. Edwards Olive Tables
take is place
Most headaches. "dullncss" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation
and disordcrcd liver. Take Dr. Ed
wards Olive Tablets whom YOU feel
"loggy" and HEAVY" Note how the,
clear cloudcd brain and how they
peri, M tho spirits. Al Zoe and ~
per boN The olive Tablet Company.
Coluinhus. o.. Advertisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
ENGLAND LACKS FUNDS.
Campaign for 100000 for oIymoies
Has Fallen Flat.

London, NoN. 5.--Tho Duke % West
minister's appeal for t50oo00 Tor Che
/ Olympic games fund, as forcshadoWcd
~hcn tho appeal was made. has FALLEN
Hat.
less than $4,000 has been subscr!h.
cd up to date aud the rate ut which
the subscriptions are coming in is
steadily slackening. The committee
has announced that unless sl25,0o0 Is
subscribed ny the end Of tnr year the
schem" will he abandoned. lieuten-
ant Balm. secretary of the committee,
said:
~ serious condition has already
arisen as regards our trainers on ac-
count OF this lack Of money. The hest
.oc them have been approached nv for
eigu nationa with definite offers for
their services and therefore they will
not only be lost to us, but employed
H. training our rivals unless tho pub
lie makes a speedy decision.
rho sum of $5O,o0o is practically
useless. The organization which We
must assist cannot be helped by such
Il sum. When they ask $4,000 year
Fer four years there would he no
earthly use in Offering them 5000. II
will be dcplorablc If We have to with
draw from tho games. We should Inc
the laughing stock of the worlds
England no doubt will bc represent
cd al the games. hut there does not
sccm 10 no the slightest chance Of get
ting from the public anything like the
sum asked for. Active attacks an tho
scheme have failed, not bccHuse tho
opposition has been overcome. but be.
cause tho scheme SENS To have been
killed and public opinion in general
has arrived at the conclusion That
true amateur team cannot be trained
for four years at the public expense.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
REPORT OF CLERK SHOWS
A SUBSTANTIAL BALANCE
RECEIPTS DURING OcTOB { r
BOOST FUND $t0,0cO-NEAR
~ $4,000 ON HAND.

The report Of Village Clerk Martin
Prisk for the month Of October. fra-
turcd the meeting az the council last
night. Tie report shows an increase
IN tho balance on hand. OF approNi-
matcly 10000 bringing tho balance
November !. Ia s3S.So9.e9. Tax c1llec-
lions for the month ON an lcvics
amounted to $lt,997.32 while other re-
ceipts totolcd $1,}6g.1S.
The total disbursements including
interest on funding ana water bonds
were $4,4GS.Sa. The balance summar
follows:
General fund. 2llOSLoS; interest and
sinking fund sl-.a,G4S; water fund.
$7.gleIS; special Improvement fund,
sG25.25.
Tho meeting last night was coniin q
principally to routine business and .
discussion OF the conduct Of work in
the street department during the VIM
ter. 'rhc resignation of Bert LahhN
driver Of the fire department, was ac-
.cepted and Elmer Uren was named his
successor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
sLAMEs SPlTBALl.
Walt Johnson Says il Caused Down.
fall OF Walsh and Ford.

Washington. ~. &. Nov. 1.-THE
stories YOU hear about now curves
ana mystery balls arc nonsense" say =
Walter Johnson. he king of pitchers.
"rhe sDithall is n novelty. III 3D.
nit, hut II ruins pitchers arm il
time. IL ed Walsh. for Instance. had
never used the spitball ne would had
no trouble with his wing. The same
applies to Russell Ford. who seems TO
have lost his effectiveness last soason.
The pitching in the recent worlds
series was devoid of now wrinkles.
Bender and Plank depended almost en-
TREY on speed and curves. Bender
mixed In a slow hail now and then
which had the Giants swinging nj
nothing. Bush had jump bail. when
was nothing moro than tho timc-hon-
urcd inshoor. delivered so that II would
pass close To the upper part oc the
body. Mathcwson's fadcaway, So call
cd, was drop ball with an ont curve.
delivered So that il would shoot down
past the waist.
II have never tried Ia monkey with
" 'i''N -lduEl'' I''ll\''II. use Fl'N'' -
on Straight BAH also on IN iusnopt
under the chin. | can use a curve On
the outside corner with plenty Of
speed. or I can sail one mp with little
or no speed. | find that the hest ro.
suits can he obtained by using slow
ana fast halle with the same amount
OF action in the boX-the same wind
M and the same body motion. You
can puzzle the host batsrncn by send
Ing up different Kind of bali each
time. Then he doesn't know what to
expect and cannot set himself for q
healthy swing. In the LONG run. how
ever, speed counts when you put the
bah oyer tho plate without delay and
can ret the hatsmen in the bolc as
quickly as possible"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
sscANAsA DEFEATED.

Tho Esrauaha high school football
team VAS giycn surprise saturday
when IL was defeated 10y the MANS
torc school team 10y score of Is e.
{. The SANDY city players expected
"easy pickings" at Manistique, but II
appears they undercstimated their on
rrugnts strength, az the ManistiquC
boys had the better OF the argument
all lhrnu h the game. This is the first
time since football gaines were played
hc,yyecn the two schools that Manis-
tiuie has defeated Escanaha. The
Norway eleven will clash with tho Es-
canada team next saturday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
MANY DOUBLE
PLAYS IN 1913
Faster Fielding Is Shown in the
American League Records

That the fielding in the American
league was faster IN 1919 than Il was
in 1912 is evidenced by the fact that
last season the clubs of the junior
organization made 81 more double
plays than they did during the pre-
cedng campaign. tho figures for thu
two years being respectively $40 and
Sl2, The Cleveland Maps again car
ried Off the honors in manufacturing
;wo-play retircmcnts, thcy being cred
lcd with 12S dual slaughtcrs, as
against 125 in 1912. The Browns con-
tributed ~ double plays, the Nation
ais IL. the White Elephants III, the
Tigers 10, the White Sox los. the
Yankees &c and tho Rcd Sox 20.
The team that showed the greatest
increase in double plays, was Wash
lnPton, Gritlths Climbers producing
- more double dcmiscs in 1919 than
they did in 1912. The Nationals
equaled an American league record
hy doubling up the HiGhlandcrs five
times on September 90, Joe Bochling
being on the rubber for the District
OF Columbia team. Twice the Crit
nthites made four double plays be-
hind Walter Johnson. the shutout and
strseout king Of 1913, who received
n motor car for being the player most
league. The dates they did this were
june 10 and Judy -, the teams they
played against hcing Detroit and
Cleveland. ON three other occasions
tho Maps raped into II quartet Of dual
murders. the teams that assassinated
thcm being st. Louis on July and
New York on july IS and -.
The American leaguer who took part
in the greatest number Of double
plays was Arnold Gandil, Washington's
first baseman. He cut into 50, thus
cqualing the mark made by Jack Nc
limits. the 1912 leader Mclnnis forced
his way into 50 dual slaughtcrs last
season. Johnson of Cleveland was in
So Weaver Of Chicago in -, Chase Of
chicago In 20. Pratt of ST. Louis in sc,
Bush Of Detroit in %. Barry Of Phil
adelphia in &c, Mcbride of Washing
ton in -, Chapman Of Cleveland in
-. Lajoic of Cleveland in 20, Englc of
BOSTON in Sc, and Gamer Of Detroit
in 90.
Tho players who took tho initiative
oftcnoet I'm double plays were Bush Of
Detroit and Chapman of Cleveland.
Each shortstop started 80. Eddie col
line Of tho White Elephants made tho
first move in Is and Jack Barry. an
other Of Mack's Mastodons lnaugu-
rated 2S.
Two unassistcd double plays were
made by outlcldcrs. the men who
turned this seldom trick being Grancy
of Cleveland against st. Louis on June
and Oldring of Philadelphia against
Cleveland on September lG.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
use MAIL TO
VIOLATE LAW
Partridees Are Being Shipped by
Parcel Post


lahs'hS. Mich Nov. Federal pos
TAI inspectors are now in Michigan in
ycstigatlng reports tbat ia. MARCEL most
systom is being used hy Wisconsin and
Illinois not hunters in Migrant violotion
Of tho eomo laws ne thie state and
state Gomo Warden " r. oates soye
that II convictions orn secured some
heavy nncs may hc imposnd on the
yiolators.
Tho lavs or Michigan roIativo IN
the hunting Of portrIaro proyide tbot
n hunter shall NOT kin moro than six
cartridges in one day. nor shat, he
bovo moro tbon n I'm his nosseseiou
at any one time. This ycar partridge
hunting In tho northern countries az
tho state is the host I'm many seasons.
4 hnntcr may bripr Il partriduas
homo with him. INT thov must be
carried as Omen hond hoFraro hy tho
st,,ccssfni ni,nroa and cannnt no mack
ed in n suitcase ar shinpcd by mail.
sro'oht or eypress DENNY gamc war.
dcns while going through baggage cars
have suddcnl, had their dogs como TO
a hoint on n trunk or some other ar,
iial. nf heegaec ana an Investigation
has ecucralI, revealed rho fact that an
attcmnt was being made n smurtle IN
birds
Post Opens New Field.
The porccI most Law seems To have
opcnc5 n new field. as II has been r, o.
,ortcd Ia tho state game warden ard
tho rostal authorities that partridge
arc hcinc shinrod out Of Michigan by
wisconsin and Illinois not hunters
through The medium Of the parcels
most II Is cloiuoa tbat tho breasts az
m, p1rtrldccs arc removed wrapped
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-05
DETROIT TEAM STRONG.
Fo"me- Lake Linden Hockey Star Is
Tryinr Out.

Thai tao Detroit hockey club this
SEASON VIII lee ono 81 the best in tho
.1uairy seems certain. Judging from
the 1uau'lty and quality of the ma
l"rial That turned ont for tho ?rac-
.I'. }astorday afternoon az the Arena,
SAYS tine lrcc Press.
There WcrC so many players uu.
'.' ing 'or The team that the coach vas
forced 90 cu; down tn squad. Three
m.r Horo taken of the eligibility list
"lt oi tie - mon who appeared fpr
tryuuls.
III" most promising material that
''s shown itself so far consists of
hl. m'ers or last years first ana second
'"'ms ana a few outsiders.
N'ngedl, Meyers and sicily ar last
years forward line. are all back ara
-i'' promise of more speed and Lct-
''r sii'tl handling than ever. Addins
'o lh'm is Han. rover from ColinG-
wood who - practically sure of his
"n thc defense thcrc are Black. hist
Years captain ana point, and Emuty,
'.''' fi"iht. Both of these men proved
tue IT value last season and viii r.
mrd TO dispace.
rom last years second team Elioc
"l"p' iillings, point; Meyers, a
"'''h'r Of last years player AMI =
"'IF' ana Silliphant. are out Nnlons
''" h'l''r newcomers Grc franks. a
t"'' tender who was with the I.akc
,'"''n team in the copper country
''5' season; Campbell. a Detroit boy,
u" also aSnircs to guard The cagc
''.' towers "a fast skater ana clover
SUCK handler from Novia Sroul. who
Us Try ng for a forward ioh