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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07

Laird 1910 for right OF way damages.
Bills allowed:
Carscallen Bros, Killarney all,
|$l19O.
Poison Imp Co, road supplies 5 I 20
Or brennan, county physician 100 SO
W S Swain, work for sheriff, 2lO IS
The board appropriated $3.50 to
Company G, N. G. l.
July 10 Commissioners were in
session as board of equalization.
Bills allowed:
G 0 Dart. salary probation officer and
care INDECENT, sos
) d. Beebe, z. NJ, stamped
envelopes for county 1903 OS
A p Bailey exp as sheriff 334 as
July l4.-The board made an order
to abandon part OF the Rogers road
and Rippeteau road 10 township 52.4.
July Is, l6, l7.-Commissioner in
session as board of equalization.
July II, the board made an order
establishing the voting precincts for
the elections or Sept. and Nov. 3.
Kootenai county was divided into
Justice precincts as follows:
DeSmet justice precinct shall COM
prise the following named voting
precincts. to wit: Lowell, Lolo and
DeSmet.
Athol justice precinct shall COM
prise Bayview, Belmtnt and Athol
peecincts.
Spirit Lake precinct as established
shall constitute the Spirit Lake
Justice precinct.
Kathdrum justice precinct-The
Pleasant Valley and Rathdrum yot-
ing precincts.
Post Falls justice pr. cinct-The
Post Falls. Hauser and State Line
voting precincts.
st. Maries justice preclnct--The
voting precincts of St. Maries, College,
Treffry and Alder.
Hayden Lake justice precinct-The
Hayden Lake and Rimrock voting
precincts.
C9ur d'Alenc justice precinct-The
Occur d'Alenc, Kootena, Lakeshore,
Sherman, Lincoln, Lacrosse, Cougar,
Mica Bay, Squaw Bay, Lewis and Kidd
Island voting precincts.
Lane Justice precinct-The Lane
and Medimons voting precincts
Rellgrove Justice precinct - The
Bellgrove, Lake creek and Mud bay
precincts.
Emlda Justice precinct. = The
Emida, Sanders and Benewah voting
precincts.
Santa justice precinct The Santa
ind Fernwood We ting precincts.
Mission justice precinct. = The
Rose Lake and Mission voting pre-
.incts
Plummer justice precinct - The
hummer and Wortey voting pre-,
incts.
Precincts. not mentioned In the
lboye are Carlln Bay, Chatcolet,
Dalton. Harrison. Power Line, St.
oe. Wolf Lodge.
The board fixed the salary OF the |
'rosecutiug attorney at $500 per !
mum.
e Hildebrande was appointed |
lstice of DeSnlet justice precinct.
Temporary aid was granted to
Ilvin Pierce and Mrs. Nettie Hem
Ian.
c. S. Malone was appointed justice
I Plummer precinct.
The board allowed $50 to pay
lreral expenses of Geo. w. Groves,
n ola soldier.
Mrs. Mary Croker was allowed
10Th ers' pension in sum of $40
lonth.
The board appropriated $1,000 to
ne kootenai County Fair association.
Jul. l9.-The board made a re-
lctio'n OF $l7O0 In the assessed value
Is tracts at Avoudale.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07
Many Races at spokan. Fair.

Many races At Spokane Fair.
with the amateur athletic contests
between the best of the Inland Empire
hs'"d for Saturday. Sept IL, and a full
week OF running races. motorcycle
events and the Northwest relay race
championship, the Spokane Interstate
tair this year offers the best racing and
athletic bill ever attempted. At least
one polo game win be played every
AFTERNOON during the week, and the
grand stand crowds will have, their iii
Vt exciting sport,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07
Commissioners Proceedings
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAeE)

DR. platt, care smallpox IS rs
j w Graham & Co,supplies AIS
Atlas Tie Co, wood court house 267 rs
Atlas Tie Co. county Jail 1877 so
j NJ Finney, medical care indgt 1870
NJ ROW Mile Co, sup INDECENT Is
c Telephone Gu, rentals 65 as
Interstate Telp Co, rentals 7s &c,
July 10 and 1.-THE board was IN,
session as board Of equalization.
Ethel G. Kingston was allowed
$50; M. l. Toney $l35 and WD
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Probate Court, in and for the County
of KOOtenai. State OF Idaho.
In the Matter OF the Estate and Guardian
ship Of Dorothy Ethel Coleman. a Minor
Notice Of Sale,
By virtue of an order OF the Probate Court
IN and for the County Of Kootenai. State OF
Idaho made and dated on the sixth day OF
June, 1914. will sell, on or after the tenth
day OF August. 1914, at private sale. the
following described real estate, situated in
the town OF Rathdrum, Kootenai County,
state of Idaho, tO-wit: An undivided one
half interest in the north seventy feet of
Lots One IT, Two ~ and Three (3j in Block
".C' OF Posts Addition to said Town of Rath-
drum, bounded upon the south by the
Fraternal Hall Association Building Bids
or offers will be received by me at Rathdrum
or at my residence near Rathdrum, Idaho.
Terms Of sale, Cash.
Dated, July %. 1914.
CURTIS II. SHEFFIELD.
Guardian OF the Estate OF Dorothy Ethel
Coleman. a Minor.
81 July "A, 81 and Aug
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court OF the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho In and for
The County OF kOOtenai.

| In the District Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho, In and for
the County OF kOotenai.
Lucy Franklin, Plaintiff, Alias
George f. franklin, Defendant, Summons
The State OF Idaho to George F.. Franklin,
the above defendant:
You are hereby notified that a complaint
has been filed in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court OF the State OF Idaho, in
and for the County of kootenai. at CTur d.
named plaintiff against YOU the said de-
PENDANT. in which action plaintif prays for
a decree Of divorce from you on the ground
that ;t, about the first day OF June 1917 YOU
abandoned plaintiff and ever since said time
have continued to SO wilfnlly, and without
cause desert and abandon plaintiff and to
live separate and apart from her against her
will and without her consent. 1t is further
alleged that plaintiff and defendant inter-
married at Oseo. Wisconsin on the 25th day
OF November 1890. and ever since have been
and now are husband and wife. and that
there is girl aged 10 years, issue OF said
marriage.
Reference is hereby made to the complaint
on hle for further particulars.
You are hereby directed to appear and
answer said complaint within twenty days
after the service hereof IL served within the
Eighth Judicial District Of the State OF
Idaho, and within forty days II served else
where,
And you are further notified that unless
you SO appear and answer as above directed,
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal OF the said
District Court, this and day of July,
seal \l9l4. ID. f. DANDY, Clerk.
Wv ny w. oaafies' Deputy
Martin Poleson and w. +. Morrison, Jr.,
Attorneys for Plaintiff residence and
?. o. Address. Rathdrum and Occur d.
Alene, Idaho, respectively.
6t-July l0-Aug14
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07

VIII Be Made at Fair Sept. IL to 20
Age Limit One to Five Years
Prizes For Those Showing Greatest
Improvement.
The agricultural fairs of the nation.
which have so much to do with stand
ardizing stock, grain and farm prod
line of work. They are improving a
farm product which had been sadly
Ieglected-the farm baby. The Spo-
kane Fair last year was given the cred.
It of holding the largest Better Babies
Contest staged in the country, and
this year 1t is going to lend helping
hand to both the farm and city baby
again in the second annual tests of
the health Of the babies.
Age Limits, One to Five Years.
The age limits in the Better Babies
Contest have been changed this year,
no baby under one year being allowed
to enter and the maximum limit has
been increased from four to five years.
AS result any baby In the Inland
Empire between the ages Of twelve
months and five years is eligible for
entry. All entries must be made be-
fore the opening Of the Fair ON Sept
~ and on the official blank furnished
free of charge by DR.. William L. Hall,
Old National Bank building, Spokane,
superintendent Of the department. No
entrance fee is required. The exami-
nations will be started Saturday, Sept
r. and will be continued Monda ?, Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday and up to
Friday noon Of the next week. The
prizes will be awarded In front Of the
grand stand on Saturday, Sept. 10.
Few among the 1900 mothers that
brought babies for examination last
year We're moved by the idea of win
ming prizes. The big majority were in.
terested rather in finding whether their
children were healthy and how their
strength could be increased. The
Spokane Fair. however, is giving over
$500 in prizes for the best babies this
year, and the Woman's Home Com.
pmnion. which initiated majority of |
the Better Babies Contests last year,
Will give series of medals to the |
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07

THE PRIZE WINNER AT THE TWENTIETH
ANNUAL SPOKANE FAIR.
pfze winners and diplomas and certiti.
Gates Of examination to the others
lhe boy and girl showing the most i'm
pfovehent over the 1913 tests will each
be given cash prizes Of $40 by the Fair
management.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07
GABLES COMING
BACK TO FARM
Spokane Fair Shows Value Of
Better Baby.
WHAT IS YOUR BABY WORTH?

Second Annual Tests Of Baby Health
Age Limit One to Five Years.
Prizes For Those Showing Greatest
Improvement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30
IL STAMP ORDERS
MUST Be SENT
TO PHOENIX
Of the War Revenue
Stickers Will Be Put on
Sale in New Mexico; PEN
atty Threatens Kiokers.

Nome uf the special revenue stamps
slFn"d Goo make ur some of The iu-
liuo lost 90 the ruycrpwcut hy the
European wan VIII hc on sole in this
IU A. to.d SATURDAY.. tpe stampa
q d,yidcd uto two olusso. Those On
pcumcuts iud Those Tor proprietary
~t'lee aud wiuo.
10 yol are 70 dealer 600 1,ugs. per-
tmoti,.. rhcwiat eum. stationery
ld the Ike. sou nIil have need Tor
b. stamIs Ind h uchuotcs sou Co
lplN laf some tu Louis o. Cnrpcn-
. the informal rrfcuHc collector Cor
-. district AhuHs office H at phoe-
rs Nriz f0duf ~ fpu haven't Dome
alroIIy Nr Carpenter is tuo
IN whu WIFI supply th" stamps
ha aH RIli ua thc supplying directly
uuI ihocu.N Some of the stamps
% ne supplied threush , T. Shcc-
%. the United STATES suuser Yor this
strict. nor thrpueh uuy h00y else lu
w MoVico Mr 'prpt utcr. She rnl-
Dtor tIl d-' directly Iu Pc stainrs
BONA the office at Phoenix
NJun ~ uf application for the
'ar tlmps No. u.eu received hy
ir ~heshau TIE laV goes. 5rlo rf
tum0rroo aud thcfr was e. ia
applications ror stamps Boo Nh
nleohlu'- mf.I TODAY Ilo forwarded
the lpuIDIf. ns Orb phoer.N
The relrnI 10 Ufhontos thos. who
ay,ut dIed -appllDauou4 vet Cor their
mIs to ~ application today d
fhusr Hn. ha, nni applied iU"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

rity mud Incompetence Tea to the
smuahup t-
Ninll AMI 1aidison weic Kelly
lawyers.
pcriGr, Case ONcr.
The euse a. the United state
aeainpi Dan tltkin. characd with
perjury. wac continued unul the neNi
regular term ~ court as santa Pc
Tho case ot tNaus. administrator
aeainst tie Visitor American Fuel
company WAS argue1 on motion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

cut Impossihiiiy of his securing ils-
iice az the hauds ot the initcd sUttes
o. the courts ho was safe Tried
uron the charge uf conspiracy 90
smuggic ammunition be vUt Prompt
Is acquitted after an impartial uial
ON the huboas corpus iioeeedugs
under which bis release was sought
Judge Pope cited the casc of rasQunl
Ornzco ~r. declnring Do to hr the ape
parent pollrl 90 the On ted States
government tn hold the Mexican pti-
uuers. and hc would thf rrfure rec
mand Salazar 60 the custody OFF The
army authorities
"it was evident. to ~, mini req
least continued Mr. lta.a "thni
Judge Pope considered thut ssitsar
case was similar 10 that .0t tht other
officers Of General Mcrted. Irnly
and that he would be released vheu
the wir department considered 20 uo
longer advisable o. hold th, Maxitau
wat prisoners.
MOI Zoe Co Nmcrican-.
"AH Tor the talk that sHlHsIr ahould
ne mtkc his escape % M.N.o aud
again occupy "a position ui ~Hu.hority,
would wrcak v%snseauce ur Amef-
Nitff ih d. pure lNi. lAhI. HNl NtIN
saiazar has assured me ullf nc was
not unfriendiy 90 AmeI and
should he regain power ..lII lose
no opportunity 10 prove o tn'
world.
"As far as J have been hle to
loatu and : have bee chose. ASSN
'iatcd with him during h upr.snn.
Went, Saiazar escaped from H.Nl.n
poor man. and that it is .r. tictIiy
certain that hc was withoa. FUNDS to
nance his escape
secret service Agent HI-y.
While Mr Bpra was ..uH ersiue
with the newspaper man United
states kocu-eycd and visiIaaf secret
service agents lowered ln .u. uf,k
ground. the iorogrbuud and ihe ul4
dle distance. evidently Boz t1a hope
ihat Generai Salianr woui8 uddoni,
make his appearance to consult h-
attorney Ever and anon .u. nl the
sluoths would approach Cd. H.. she
elspidor or upon some otH.r protest
ana secure an earful Of th. crsa-
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-30

says q good deal about what
-t1mps are to be- pasted 100 tho vau-
Gus taxed articles ana vlat othor exc
irH traxes arc to poo paid. but GO
doesn't SAY anything about tho cole
hector looking up unified c,tilcne
Whoever TOLLS Co. stigk un stamps
or pay taxes ls dircrtod 1ffer tomor
roU wNl he compelled tH pav fittr
per cent Tor every ouersr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
OFFICIALS NAMED
FOR THE Big GAME
EWING RAFFERTY, AND WALTER
SUGDEN REFEREE AND UM-
PiRE, RESPECTIVELY.
Jack Farson VIII Act as Head Lines
man and Greasy Neale Will
Work on the Lines.

When Wesleyan lines up TO meet
the prospective American intercollegi-
ate football champions. Washington
and Jefferson. AT Island park. Whes FL
ing, Saturday afternoon there will be
In charge Of the game three OF the
most capable officials in this section
OF the United States. Ewing Rafferty,.
who played as guard at the Princeton
university In 1906 and two years pre-
vious. will be the referee. and as ne
Is annually In charge Of some Of the
biggest games in the country IL can
be depended upon that expert judg-
ment will be available upon all cues.
tons. and that the game will be han.
died ~ the best possible manner.
Walter Sugden. who played center
al Harvard In 1903 and years previous
10 that. has been agreed upon as UNI.
pire. and HE work. as most football
experts in West Virginia know. is al.
ways OF the highest grade. As head
linesman. Jack" Farson. who for a
n1mbei OF years was a star quarter.
back on the old Ohio Medic team. and
who for the past ten years has been
one Of the foremost officials In the
Ohio conference, will act. 80 that he
entire corps 81 officials for the dig
game - selected from the very best
obtainable In the country. Greasy"
Neale. Wesleyan's star athlete OF
1912 and 1913. viii probably hold 1ne
end Of the line for Wesleyan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
SPEIGEL ~ PLAY
Speed Merchant Of W. & }. as We'll az
Al Other Regulars But Fleming
20 Be IN Game Saturday.

Interest i'm the one great football
attraction Of the season for Wheeling.
the game between Wesleyan and "
e. !. here next Saturday. d. increasif,
ns CD" d. draws nearer. This will
Joe fhc only opportunity OF the scar
for many business men OF Wheeling
10 witness a high clase college game
and from all reports Do will be- taken
advantage OF
The sale Of tickets started yesterday
o. the Mcclure and Windsor lel,
with a rush 70 was stated from bofh
places last nighf that the sale was
greater than was looked for on the
cpcniur DAY The fact that every SEA,
inside the gates o. 10 be cold for the
one price ~ St25 b. thought To- be-
on excellent move on the part of thc
management inarmurh as there Ia
practically no difference In the seats
from the point of commanding view
~ the playing field
Reports from Buckhannon are 20
ihc eject that The team is in the hes,
uf shape and in the frame Of mind to
give the Red and Black a rreat bat
us. Wesleyan has been more or less
handicapped throughout the season.
on account Of having an unusually
largc number Of men on the hospital
list This difficulty Be- being fast over.
come and by Saturday IL is expected
shat the strongest lineup the Nciho.
oists can produce will Do starred IN
tho same here
wsshJcn came out Of the Pitt s>ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11

In a badly battered condition but SO
Tar as Is known now Fleming will
be the only regular who VIII not start
tae game here against Wesleyan. This
hoy was badly disabled when -ackul
by Hastings in the game al Pittsburgh
Saturday and will probably not be
able TO play for some time. II will
lie OF great satisfaction to local fans
10 know that Johnny Spcigel will be
In the lineup. When W. & J. played
the stats here last year. this speed
merchant was not in uniform which
was great disappointment Several
local fans made the Trip 10 Washing.
ton when West Virginia played there
October 81 but again failed to see rne
Detroit boy as he was in bad condi.
ton from the Yale game However.
II has now been assured that he vii.
start the game Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11

Tuesday, Dec. I5-Yamas-Ut opias.
Friday. Dec. 1S-Rohemians-N Never
wassers: Neutrals-Arcadlans
TUESDAY. Dec. 22-Namas-A rcadIans:
Alhambras-Neutrals
Friday. Dec g5-IseaderS- Nevervas-
sers; Utopias- Bohe mians.
Tuesday. Dec. 29-Namas-A fhambrae
LEADERSHIP mians.
friday. Jan. 1.-Neverwassers- Neu-
trails. UtOpias-Arcadians
Tuesday. Jan. S--Namas-I. leaders,. Al
hamhras- Bohemians.
Friday. Jas. S-NevcrwasserS-Arca
dians. Neutrals-U toplas
TUESDAY. Jan. l2-Namas- Bohemiaus;
Leaders-Neutrals
Friday. Jan. 5--Neverwassers-Ut o-
pias. Arcadians-AI hambras.
Tuesday. Jan. is-Nnmas- Neverwas-
sers, BOhem ans-SeutraIs.
Friray. Jan. 22-Le aders-Arcadians
Utopias-Alhambras.
Tuesday. Jan. 26-Vamas-Ne utrals;
L tOpias-L Leaders.
Friday Jan. 2s--Bohemians- Arcadiaus:
NcNcrwasEers-Alham
Tuesday. Feb. 2-Namas- Il topias.
Lenders lhambras.
Friday. Feb. Bob emians- NeverWae-
serss Neutrals-Arcadian =
Tuesday. Feb. a-lamas- Arcadfane.
Alhambra s-Neutrais
Friday. Feb. l2-Leaders- NeverUar-
sers; Itopias-Bohc mians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
Maaa212.
3DWMxA
HEADQUARTERS FOR
TEAMS AT HOTELS
LOCAL HosTELRIEs PLAN TO
ENTERTAIN LARGE CROWDS
SATURDAY.
Wesleyan Team VIII BE At New Wind
scr, While Wash. & JEFF. Warriors
Stop At the Mcclure.

Local hotel proprietors are making
elaborate preparations for the enter
tainment of large crowds OF visitors
expected TO throng the city Saturday
to attend the football game between
Washington & Jefferson and West
Virginia Wesleyan college teams, Sat
urday afternoon, on the Island ball
park. Hundreds OF strangers from
all sections of the State and western
pennsylvania are expected TO be in
the city. and hotel men anticipate one
OF the largest days business OF the
year;
The new Windsor hotel has been
selected as headquarters for the wes-
leyan team. while the Wash. a. JEFF.
warriors Will be quartered at the Nc
Lure. Both hostelries will doubtless
entertain a large following OF each
team
The Hotel Windsor will be httingIy
decorated for the occasion. Wesleyan's
colors. orange and black. predominant.
ing. College pennants and banners
Will be arranged in conspicuous places
and the lobby will be festooned in the
schools colors.
Many travelling men are planning
TO remain in the city over the week.
end In order to witness the game. ac-
cording to statement OF a well known
hotel man yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
WESLEYAN EXPECTS TO OVERCOME
BIG SLUMP OF PAST FEW WEEKS

minds from the very beginning OF the
training season The coaches believe.
therefore. that then these games
come the men will be properly keyed
up" and that the aggressiveness ana
brilliancy that characterized the work
OF the team against Carlisle and v.
p. l. Sul be the dominant feature OF
the teams play in these big games.
Big Men In the Game.
Another thing that is going to con-
tribute very largely TO Wesleyan's sue
cesses in these games Is the practical
recovery OF all the cripples that have
been with the team all the year. With
ers is still somewhat disabled and
Capt Shumaker Is suffering somewhat
with his thigh. but o. Shumaker. Mil
Ter. Kellison and Vance. all OF whom
have been greatly handicapped by in
juries of more or less serious nature
are now fully recovered and against
W. & J. Saturday will be in prime con-
dition To play for the first time since
the start OF the season. Bobbitt whom
IL was thought was SO seriously injur-
ed last week when II was reported
that his jaw bone was broken has re-
covered at a remarkably rapid rate.
and only stayed in the hospital for
TWO days and is expected out for prac-
tice by the middle OF this week. his in
jury proving finally to be only a srok-
en- nose.
While these cheering things have
not tended to make the Wesleyan men
over-confident of playing a ssrong
game against W. & j.. il has never
tneless given them the feeling that
they have an opportunity TO distin-
euish themselves in the game which
is to be played Saturday against the
team that is In direct line for the
championship OF the country at foot
ball this fall. Wesleyan knows that
she goes to Wheeling to meet a team
than which is no better in America
this year. and she is going 10 put up
light against odds. OF course. but
Wesleyan has known this from the
start OF the year and does not hesitate
as the men feel that by playing root
tail as they know how that they can
make a record against the w. & J.
team that will compare favorably with
that of the much more touted teams
that have gone down before the Red
and Black already this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
CATHEDRAL HIGH
Football Team Is Planning for Game
With Ohio Side Team For Friday
Afternoon.

The Cathedral high school team.
which las been meeting with decided
success In the football arena during
the present season. will In all prob
ability play bridgeport. Martins Ferry
or Toronto high school Friday after
noon. provided game can be ar
ranged with one or the other Of the
teams 10 be played on the Tunnel
Green grounds The local squad is
being put through some very strenu-
Gus practice every day In preparation
for tho closing games OF the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-11
DUCKPlN LEAGUE
Homts.E Of J. -. c. a. Organise Teams
ana FrepnTo eOr Incers1tina
81, Aeasea IEis winter.

. HN -. =. =. 0uCL pin league has
been orgauised Cor the wear and tbe
schsca.s wsa started last 'nignt Eisat
Iuil teams VIII comuete TIE Associa-
tlph naE en- gag us IuembsF- some very
excellent Talent ln rhif i.ne and ne lea
htC s,hed0le5 hSss always been very
en- nusi@s tieaity carried odt
them.
Areadieus RI s earsh. captain. Geo
Neal russell Campbell
81, i.eadefs--h Reed Lytls ga stain. Mie,IsL
Aihambrs. -Fred Radsr. r.ptsir. O.. d,
Robinson. Russell NcsbIf, ''"''' e. -
Neuti alz--iserOy Nedicr. captain. L.
p Games. George Och.
Never wassers y. Weisgerber. can
tain. CHASER. Isaac Marcus
=. l.inas-- clyde kuhie. captain. r. r.
OIL. ltgpias 'ari Annex captain: u r.
'i4a wood g Z Grimm.
Zone en- ans--F Leo Strasser. rsptsin.
u. q. Ross & Manion
TEo S-heduio.
e,-Ia Nov. 10 hama--A ihambras
Friday Nos b Nsy4roas.ers-N.u.
traltt ttunias-A rcaflaus
ursday nov % Ngmaa- Leaders:
Alfalrh ras- Hohcuiaua
Frioay Noy 90 Neyerwaeserr-A rca-
dianc NsutLnls- rtopiaua
TUESDAY Nov. "a Fanina- Rohernlaus
Neutfals -Hohemians.
friday. NoV 1I Neverwuserrs-t-to-
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