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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
TnE END OF THE TRAGEDY

fE END Or lfc NS1Eof
We arranged that she should go
on a visit 20 Cincinnati and while
she was there We should be mar
ried. She left me. not with tho
raptnrous thought Of soon being
my wife. but with the worrying
thought. VIII father forgive W
when he finds out7'
~ should hate 10 have him leave
all his money 10 my brother. she
said wistfully. n
Dearest. isn't Love enough
"'But is Il? We can't eat Love.
He won't keep us warm. You see.
| am rather helpless creature.
dear. and | am not sure that we
can even keep Love with us II we
should be poor
but am not poor. dear. !
can keep you comfortably
You see, Mrs. Waverly. | was
getting a splendid salary from my
paper and had n slice OF stock
which was paying good dividends
and simply could not get over the
idea that N two healthy, normal
Young people loved each other n
few hardships more or less did not
matter
Il thought she was needlessly
worrying over an idea that would
be completely dissipated when we
we're together.
Il departed for ----- the next
day perfectly happy. DO you
know. Mrs. Waverly. ! do not be-
lieve / shall ever be as happy again
as was that morning. ! got my
license and engaged quarters at
one OF the best hotels. where the
manager was my friend and he
promised TO help me out In every
particular
That afternoon met my sweet
heart at the train. We went di'
rectly to the house OF a Justice, OF
the peace, who also had promised
TO keep our secret for a little time,
and we we're married.
I'VE had four days OF happiness
and then my bride began to be
consumed with fear.
"If father ever finds this out
he will never forgive me-, she said,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
MIDGET DINNER

The Broadway Midgeta. this year
city champions. will give banquet
I'm honor of their coach. Nike
Power. former Nebraska man.
Nov 30. at tho Y. NJ. c. a. AZ all
tho other bananets that have been
given by tho victorious teams. only
the members OF the team were ad-
mitted. but this year they have de
cided TO invite all the former
midgets who would like TO come.
At meeting held few nights
ago I, was decided 10 make tho
banquet yearly event Jimmie
Grant. former midget. has been
appointed chairman Of the ex.
midget committee. and his duty
consists Of rounding up all the for
mcr lightweights who desire TO at.
tend the feed. All those who mish
to attend should call Main 3TTb
after 3 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
(TRAIGHT
J TVFF' ai * on

miss Barrett. but Yale 10 lucky.
Yale can't be weakened no mat
ter who graduates.
The American Bowling congress
will be held az Toledo. beginning
March 4. and many cities which
have kept out OF tho big meet will
enter teams.
Because tho Illinois football
team. champions In 1914. was not
defeated during tho current sea.
son. their claim 10 tho Big Nine
title Is legally better established
than that put In by the Gophers.
Comparative scores favor the Min
nesota eleven. Illinois and Mime
sofa played a to game in mid
season
Nebraska again put powerful
eleven on tho field. and the Corn
hnskers went thru the season unde-
feated. Their biggest victory was
over Sotrs Dame. 20 TO 10. The
teams In the Big Nine finished In
I this order: Illinois and Minnesota
tied for first. Chicago, Wisconsin
Ohio. Iowa. Purdue. Indiana. North
western. Nebraska ranks with the
rIllni and Gophers in sectional rat
Ing.
The Chicago white Sox will be
ball players instead OF tourists next
spring. They will train in Texas
instead OF California.
The college Investigators who
were so good a. finding profesr
sionsls on college elsvens might
be able to discover that some OF
the players Connie Mack had
this year were professionals.
President Baker OF the phIls
has found that the extra seats
! In his ousfield. which Melted
$500 In the world series. won
the fifth game for the Red sos
and prevented q sixth game.
which would have Melted him
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
COLORADO
Will GIVE
A BATTLE

The Colorado football team,
together with coach "Pi" Fol-
som, is on Its way 10 Seattle.
and Tuesday afternoon the
Mountsineers will dIser,bsrk In
Portland and 90 thru their
PAGES AZ the Rose City ball park.
Wednesday morning the Colora-
dams will arrive in Seattle. and the
last practice of the season will be
run off on Denny field on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Colorado always plays a snappy
game, and It is TO be assumed that
the Turkey day battle will be no ex-
ception To the general rule. The
Mountaineers' line is heavy and
the backs fast, and Nelson. as q
kicker. has few equals in the col
lege game.
Tickets for the Colorado section
may be procured from Arthur z.
Nafe. 800 Burke building.
The Colorado football team viii
stop at the s.. A. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
ICE STARS
BEGIN TO
PRACTICE


With the Vancouver worlds
champion Ice hockey team starting
practice last night. all four clubs In
the reorganixcd and expanded Pa.
ciflc Coast league arc now under
way. with preparations for the most
successful season tho circuit has Ell.
perienced. Tho the teams are not
quite completed. Manager Pete Mul.
doom OF Seattle. I'D Savage OF Port.
land. Frank Patrick OF Vancouver.
and Lester Patrick OF Victoria.
have made offers To- players In the
East which they have every reason
TO believe will be accepted
Anxious To put up brand OF
hockey from the start that Will com
pars favorably with that usually
played by the third week. tho man.
ayers have ordered their players to
report two weeks earlier than usu.
al. Half dozen men already are
on IN. ice in each OF the four hook.
ey centers Of the Northwest
Tomniy Dunderdnle. traded 10
Portland by Victoria. has accepted
terms and viii report nsr. week TO
Ed. Savage. manager Of the Rose
buds.
The y. n. A. clubs are at liberty
to negotiate for tho services Of
Throop. smallie and Lindsay. who
we're with the Coast league ciuha
last season. They have been de-
clared free agents by the r. c. II. A.
In the East the clubs have so far
failed TO sign all of heir PLAYERS
and there is no telling lust when
the season viii open. TIL, r. C.
II. A. certainly upset the rlans q
the n. II. A. this season.
Neither Didler Pitre nor Jack La.
violette, two crack defense men OF
the Canadians. will accept offers
from Pacific Coast league hockey
clubs, according 10 adyicss from
Montreal. Pitre has good posi-.
tion I'm his homo city. IL widely &C
quainted and likes the country.
George VIENNA. known as Iceberg"
one of the best goal tenders Ia tho
NJ II. A.. has signed with the Ca
nadians.
Players OF the Ottawa Hockey
club have been given one week 10
sign contracts. falling In which they
will be suspended. The directors
have decided to slice salaries from
Is TO 30 per cent. The war, they
believe, will cut into the attend.
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
Y. M. 6. A. FIVE
PLAYS TONIGHT

The Y. NJ. G. A. basketball play.
ers. Western Washington cham
pions for two years, play their
third hard game this season when
they meet the Theta CHS. on the
Association floor. Tuesday night.
November %. The fraternity team
are champs OF the campus. and do
not intend TO quit until tho argu-
ment has been decided by the bell.
The game promises to be fast and
full OF life turnout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
HOW GIRL CAN SAVE
SI66 A YEAR--MAYBE

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. pa
high school girl with n knowledge
of sewing can make her years ward.
robe for s7665, while II costs the
girl without this art s242. according
to estimates OF Supervisor Bertha
G. Premise OF the household art and
science department OF tho local high
school. Miss Premise believes her
sewing course tends toward de
mocracy. by eliminating both shah
hiness and overdressing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
MAKES OFFERS
TO AMATEURS

While no replies have been re-
ceived so far to the offers sent to
several well known Manitoba and
Alberta amateur hockey stars,
Frank Patrick. president OF the Pa
cific Coast Hockey association. Is
confident that he will have several
boys along for trial with the Coast
clubs. Six players who have starred
in amateur company are being
sought by the Coast prexy and their
acceptances are expected as they
have been offered a tidy sum for
a seasons work on the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

They were already tearing
their hair trying 10 I'll posi-.
tons made vacant on tho or
ders OF players wives.
News OF the disruption OF the
eleven by Cupid spread north
to Utah university. Fearing
they might meet tho same
fate. Coaches Norgren. former
Chicago star. and BreShod IT,
sued an order barring ali mem
bera OF tho Utah University
eleven from attending social
functions where girls were TO
be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
DAVIS SURE TO
GIVE PINKMAN
A HARD BATTLE

Ed Pinkman may find Travie
Davis. Everet,'s crack lightweight.
who recently won n decision from
Chef Neff. a tougher opponent than
he has yet met. II reports from box
ers who know Davis are authentic.
Davis did not outclass Neff when
he beat him three weeks ago. and
draw would not have robbed
either. but the fact that he won In.
dicates he is as good as Pinkman.
anyway.
The pair will meet at Everett a
week from Tuesday evening.
The remainder OF the card To-.
Ed Hunter VS.. Sailor Mechlor. 1873
pounds; Kid Hussy W.. Leo Houck.
1877 pounds; Johnnie Moore Va.
Spider Abe, 125 pounds.
A blowout may retire a man, but
ucvar nm auth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
new A. A. u. HEAD
WAS athlete

George J. Turner OF Baltimore,
Md. Just elected president of the
Amateur Athletic union, was for.
merly a prominent athlete. While
student at st. Mary's college. at
Emmitsburg. Md, he took part In
all branches OF sports. but was best
at rowing.
In 1896 Turner Joined the Fifth
Maryland regiment and served thru
the Spanish-American war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

Spot" Geyer. captain and full
back OF the Oklahoma university
eleven. can throw football far.
Their than some players can kick II.
He has made several forward
passes OF 80 yards and In one
game made a pass OF 55 yards
more than half the length OF the
field. That pass IL claimed as a
record for the gridiron sport.
Oklahoma probably makes bet
ter use OF the forward pass than
any team In tho country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
SHARP HURT

UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA.
Nov. q Leroy sharp. star quarter
back OF the California eleven. today
suffered from fractured elbow
sustained In the game With Nevada
at Reno. Saturday.
Sharp will be unable to play in the
game with the University OF South
ern California Thanksgiving day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

Rumors that 0Ilmour pobis
will resign hls pest ~ coach Of
the U. Of W. football team, AFTER
eight Year, Of Victory. uneler,-
ishsd BY . single defeat. psrsiss
A. . matter Of fact. ooeie has
not denied that ne will resign.
He says:
II deny that ! gave authority
for . statement that ! Intended
10 quilt football. When the time
eemss for . decision, IN oct ~
! zee fit."
Dobie IN such . conscientious fell
low that he burns up . tremendous
amount OF energy during . football
season. He assumes the whole bur
den OF developing the team himself
and his absorption for details that
his rivals overlook. his efficiency
have made hts success At the u. o!
". an institution.
Il has been . one-mAn achieve
nent. not brought about BY any con
d.t.on that existed on the cam pus
With each succeeding season. spirit
Gibbs lower at Washington. and II II
this fact. more than anything eisc
that get under Dobie's skin. Stn
dents take less interest In football
ct the u. Of w. than at any ins;ltn
ton OF It's enrolment In the coun
Try.
For example. the 4. OF w. Daily
did not say q word Monday about
the rumor that Dobie would resign
Il Is this general apathy. this In
difference. that rankles In Dobie's
hart. Dobie demands loyalty. and
this does not seem TO be a very high
made Of II.
N pobie should come to the con
eIusicn that he has had enough foot
ball for one lifetime, the L. OF w
would be left In . sad plight Who
ever would he selected as Dobie'i
successor could not possibly hops
10 duplicate his wonderful success
for the simple reason that there Il
10 coach--West or East or South
Who IL his superior. Without
doubt Dobis IL the peer OF Perez
Haughton. Yost. zuppcke, DR.. VIII
kfeaS Sharp. Foiwell. Macklin. o.
am OF the greatest Washington
never could contract with = coaci
10 compare with Dobie.
4 Harvard will Mise Mahsn
next season and Cornell will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
ELECT WILSON

John Wilson. right halfback.
and one OF the best punters in Sc
attic. will be captain of the Lincoln
eleven in 1916. Wilson win be
senior next season. He played in
two games in 1914.
But four Lincoln letter men will
return next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
need CANDIDATES

ABERDEEN, Nov. 23.-With
election day only II days away and
no candidate yet up to succeed
Mayor Neubert, tho town OF Cos
mopolis is worried. No candidates
have yet appeared. either. to sue
coed three retiring councilmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23
NAME WAECHTER

Right End Waechter has been
elected captain OF the Queen Anne
team next season. Waechter was
formerly a midget star. Queen Anne
will have eight letter men back out
OF 16.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-23

Harvard will miss Mshsn
next season and Cornell will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
OLD AGE A CRIME!

Some people are young AZ sb-rrd
checked. rudy and vigorous others
are old at 4o-ioinis beginning to
stiffsn up bit. step beginning to
lag and lose its sprinEinots. occa-
slonRi touches OF pain In the back:
feel tired without cause. and pos
sibiy a twtnEe OF rheumatic pain.
In most cases. these are the dan
ger signals TO warn you that the
kidneys arc not promptly doing
their work % throwing Off the poi
sons That are always forming In the
body. To neglect these natural
warnings iH a crime against your
self II you have these symptoms.
YOU can find prompt relief In GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem OIL Capsules. For
moro than 200 years this has been
the recognized remedy for kidney
and bladder ailments.
GOLD MEDAL Harlem oil Cap
suies are imported direct from the
laboratories at HARLEM. Holland.
Prices are 2sc. soc and 800. Get
them at your druggists. DO not take
a substitute.
For sale and guaranteed by the
Owl Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

for a secret conference with Henry
Ford. millionaire automobile man.
concerning the latter's 10000. 900
peace movement. was shrouded In
mystery today.
Bryan has disappeared and Ford
was not available this forenoon. At
the Detroit Athletic club. where the
conference was declared to have
been held. attaches protested to be
ignorant of such a cession.
DETROIT. Sept. Former Sec.
Rotary of State Bryan made a flying
trip to Detroit last night and con.
ferred privately with Henry Ford.
millionaire automobile maker. for
an hour over the latter's proposed
SIC. o0e. 900 peace plan. Ford's sec
Rotary said today no definite plans
had been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
Gee look skinny Why they try Sreol?"

extra weight" but when some one
suggests a way they cxclaim: Not a
chance. Nothing viii make mo
plump. I'm built 20 stay thin" I'm
III you have tried Sargol. you do not
and cannot know that this Ia true.
sargol has put pounds OF healthy
"stay-there" flesh on hundreds who
doubted. and In spite OF their doubts.
You don't have to believe In Sargol
10 grow plump from it's use. You
just try II and SEQ II your weight
does not pile up. hollows vanish and
your figure round out 10 pleasing
normal proportions You weigh
yourself when you begin and again
when you finish. and you let the
scales tell the story.
sargol is Just a tiny concentrated
tablet You take one with every
meal. II mixes with the food you
ca; for the purpose OF separating all
OF It's flesh-producing ingredients.
IL prepares these fat.making ele-
Inenfs in an easily assiniiatcd form.
which the blood can readily absorb
and carry all over your body. Plump.
weil-developed persons don't need
Sargol TO produce this result. Their
assimilative machinery performs It's
functions without aid. But thin
folks asslruilativs organs do not
This fatty portion OF their food nov
goes to waste through their bodies
CRATE A few days use viii prove
whether or not this IL true OF you.
Isn't Il worth trying7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

-sarvol has put Just 10 pounds on
- n IA days" states w. ID. Rob
n 1t has made me sleep well. en-
~ What ate and enabled me 10
vvrk With interest and pleasure"
Tvas all run down TO the very
ncom.- writes r. Gagnon. II had
= quit work. I was so weak. Now.
aaaks to Sargol. look like n new
naa. | gained q pounds in 20
hysI'
I weighed f32 pounds when !
unmenced taking Sargol After
akins 20 days | weighed ia pounds.
Srypl Is the most wonderful prep
ration for flesh building have
sser seem declares ID. Martin. and
n D. Sanderson adds: When I
sanst sargpi I weighed i47 pounds
nd row weigh $50 pounds. Every.
10y 10 telling me: How fat you
hw got In the last month"
wAs1 hundreds OF men and WON
0-sad there are hundreds. with
IN coming every day--iiving In
rwy nook and corner OF this broad
nd Voluntarily testify TO weight
hcTsases ranging all tho way from
70 70 Is pounds. given them by Sar-
pl you must admit. Mr.. and Mrs.
~ Miss Thin Reader. that there
INST be something In this Sargol
method Of flesh building. after all.
Hadn't you better look into II.
ut a. thousands OF others have
~! Many thin folks say: I'D
tvs most anything TO put on a little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

IL you want n beautiful and well.
rounded figure of symmetrical pro
portions. II you want 10 gain some
solid pounds OF healthy. atay.therc
flesh. II you want TO Increase your
weight TO normal. weigh wha. you
should weigh. so straight 10 your
druggist today and get a package of
Sargnl and try Il a. directed. Sargoi
viii either increase your weight or
Il won't. and the only way TO know
In TO try II. A singl. package OF Sar'
gol easily enables you 10 make this
test Sixty days use OF Sargol.
according To directions. II ahso-
lutely guaranteed 10 Increase your
weight 10 a satisfactory degree. or
Your druggist viii refund all the
money you have paid him for It. Sar.
sol f. sold by leading druggists ev.
erywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

Increasing carelessness OF driv-
ers of motor vehicles accounts for
injuries from which IL persons are
suffering In Seattle Wednesday.
Six occupants OF an auto driven
by C. II. Merritt, 1854 33rd ave-,
we're hurt when his machine col
lded with that OF l.. II. Burnett
ZIG 10th ave. y. They are:
C. 3. Merritt, badly bruised and
shocked.
Robert Bower, janItor OF the
New York building, Internal In
jurles.
Miss Grace Gstham, Chicago,
back Injured and bruised.
Mrs. William. Gatham. 1927 ALI
son ST., scratched and bruised.
Or. r. Mederaf, Pantages build
Ing, bruised and scratched.
Coaster Collision
James Wiley. aged s, was coast
ing down a hill on East Ward St
when he collided with f. Narets
motorcycle. Naret lives at 2735 h.
Madison st. His left arm and hand
are cut. The boy, who resides at
1919 Seth ave, is severely cut
about the face.
Prominent Eagle Hurt
Charles Gasser. of Kirkland. ran
into c. d. Calhoun's auto with his
own car. Calhoun. president of the
Seattle Aerie of Eagles. is suffer
ing from n broken right arm and
a broken rib. G. w. Mogelberg,
1907 30th ave, who was in the ma
chine with Calhoun, has broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
'SW|FTWATER'IS
PINCHED AGAIN


saltwater Bill" Gates. one OF
the most spectacular figures In
Northwest and Alaska history. is
in trouble again. this time with his.
motherin-law. Mrs. Ida Beebe. OF
tho New Cecil hotel
Mrs. Beebe's accusations that
Bill Ia not supporting his i2.year-
old son. have led 10 Bill's arrest in
Spokane. He was brought here
for trial. Gates declared at Spo.
kane that he had given Mrs. Beebe
between $4,000 and $4,000 for the
boy.
Several fortunes were won and
lost by Gates In tho Klondike. lie
had nj one time a corner on eggs In
Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
ENGLAND TO RAISE
MOTHER BILLION

LONDON. Sept i5.--Parliament
was schcduled today 10 consider
additional revenue legislation to
provide money for continuing the
war. Apparently reliable inforfna.
ton was that Premier Asquith
would seek authorization OF an ad.
ditional si.i50.00o. bringing the to-
tai war credits 10 date up 10
ss.3i0. 900. 900.
Eugland ls now considering q
means OF raising further money
thru taxation instead OF by loans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
downtown fire
DOES BIG DAMAGE

Tho basement OF the building.
the first floor OF which IL occupied
by tho Wilcox Co. clothing store.
at 7fb First ave. was Quilted. the
contents OF the store were damaged
to the extent OF thousands OF dol.
lara. and the offices In tho upper
stories were smoked up by n fire
which started in = paint shop in the
rear OF the basement at i.26 a. m.
Wednesday.
The fire burned ficrccly for n
time. and threatened 10 consume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
Portland TO SELL
DELINQUENT LOTS

PORTLAND. Sept. ib.--City Audi.
tor Barber n preparing advertise
ments today 20 sell property against
which there are liens for street I'm.
proyements. following action by the
city council 20 force delinquent
property owners TO pay assessments
aggrega,ing 100000.
II there are no private buyers
when the property Ia offered for
sale. the city plans 10 finance the
purchase itself by appropria,ing
money from the general fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
eROCERS OPPOSE
PUBLIC MARKET

PORTLAND. Sept. i5.--The Re
tail Groeers' association today an.
nounced that action would be start
ed to obtain restraining order
against the operation OF public
market In this city. Robert q. Dun.
can. secretary OF the association.
says land owners. insurance men
and peddlers would furnish tho
greatest part OF the funds neces-
sary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15

tho building and spread 10 nijoln.
ing structures. Apparatus from ~
fire stations was called out 10 fight
tho flames.
Altho tho flames pierced the
basement ceiling. the damage to
the Wilcox store was mostly from
smoke. water and heat, tho some
clothing was burned. The damage
IL estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000. covered by insurance.
Tho offices OF Or. r. J. Brown, on
the next floor above. were smelling
strongly Of smoke Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
WHAT YOU
SHOULD WEIGH
Table OF Statistics Similar 10 Those
Used by Leading Life Incur.
snee Companies

Life insurance companies are be.
coming more and more strict In their
physical requirements OF those who
would take out policies. Any mate
rial falling In weight from their tn.
bic OF normal weight statistics Is In
itself sufficient TO cause them. In
most cases. IN regard the applicant
as an undesirable risk" Tho fol-
lowing table OF normal weights en-.
ables both men and women TO know
exactly what they should weigh 20
conform to the average for various
heirhfa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-15
REDSKINS

Fish Commissioner Darwin has
appealed to tho war department to
take hand In subduing Indian
fishermen who have stopped nayi-
cation IN the Okanogan river with
n fish trap.
lie asks that the department In
woke It's rights In ousting the fish.
ermen thru the navigation laws
State game laws will be ineffective
In such situations unless the SUI
preme court decides favorably In a
case now pending. Trouble began
six weeks ago when Indians defied
the law and began killing salmon at
Prosser.