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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

BIZ Leard departed last night for
Brooklyn. Joe Daley may be sold
and Bill Cunningham expects Ia
catch on In the Coast league. Pat
Eastley. who has made his home in
Portland In the past. Will remain
here, while "Rube" Gardner will
hike back to California. as VIII Jacl,
Goldie and Bill RoIas. The other
members OF the local club probably
will grab places in the shlpbulld
ings plants and play in that league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

Leslie Mann, with the Cubs, went
Is games without falling TO get at
least one blngle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

The Pacific Coast league has def
nItely decided to finish It's sched
ule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

r. L. Blewett will now give
his entire time to his law prac.
tlce, with no league to run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
Final Games in n. w. League
Will Be Played Next Sunday
SoHruwEsrr.x LEAGUE

Sunday will see the final cur
tain drop on the last act OF the
Northwestern league for the
1917 season.
Directors Of the circuit. in SOS.
sion at spokane yesterday. decided
that they have spent enough money
trying TO put the game back on the
plane II WAS before the war. and.
having met reverses instead Of sue
cesses. are fully determined TO shut
the gates after Sundays contests.
and not open them again until peace
has been declared and baseball fans
can turn from the war with the rest
and become again interested In
Americas national pastime.
Under n ruling by the national
commission. the league clubs will
stlll hold title TO their players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

Reports that Fielder Jones Is
10 resian as boss Of the Browns
are being denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

Pug" Bennett. veteran Vancou
yer captain, is bemoanIng the loss
OF $3.50, stolen from his room at the
Rainier-Grand hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
GCPDRT.2u
SNLHAIIFRn
BY Condo

The Northwestern league hav-
ing decided 10 oisband, we hope
Brooklyn and Philadelphia will
now be able to pick up ball
club.
Hugo Bezdek will find managing
a Pittsburg baseball club. under
Barney Dreyfuss. much more diff.
cult Job than smashing thru the
Minnesota line.
Cincinnati must have felt
about as natural In the first d..
vision as Battling" Bunker
would at a Browning meeting.
a boomer girl team is touring the
country. We thought they went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

Herman Plllet, the Tacoma
mouncsran. has been sold TO
the Cincinnati Reds. for a price
not made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

The Western league 10 having
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10

Wonder If Eddie Pinkman really
is soldier?
When asked what he thought
Of the baseball situation,
"Halroii" Harry replied: Don't
forget the entertainers bali"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-10
ono Of toe bes, seasons In Its

For tho first time In many
years the minor leagues are
seriously threatened.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27
CHIcAGo BRIEFs

Mrs. Mary jackson filed third d.
vorce bill against Jos. Jackson, west
ern agent American Fashion Co. Said
he had kept her in insane asylum for
y years.
Leo Pesky booked on charge of
numbering ThOs. Connolly, saloon
keeper, 418 Wells, during hOldUp.
City council local transportation
committee today o. KS the Walter
L. Fisher, 3O-year traction grab plan.
Goes to council at next meeting. Aid.
Byrne and Doyle asked to be record
ed as voting against it.
Stanley Trinknouse, 5944 Houston,
quizzed by federal agents as spy sUs-
pect after he was fined 500 for car
Tying gun.
NEW YORK STOCKS. - General
list steady. U. S. Steel up a point,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

FRIDAY
FRIDAY

Columbus school alumni second
annual party, Northwest hall, North
and Western avs, 8 p. m.
West Side Y. P. S. l., Workers
Inst, 1OO6 S. Ashland blvd, 8 p. m.
18th ward branch, Woman's City
club, Smith hall, Hull House, 8 p. m.
Object to discuss present school
board appointments.
Anarchist forum, 1906 S. Ashland
blvd, J. BiIow speaks on Are We
Going to Be Suppressed" 8 p. m.
Jun. Socialist Labor League meets
at Hull House, 7:45 p. m. Jos. Cava
speaks on "The High Cost Of Living"
Douglas Y. P. S. L. holds educa-
tiOnaI meeting, $3.50 Ogden av., Rev.
Tucker speaks.
SATURDAY
Dr.. M. P. Gethner lectures on THE
Human Body and It's Functions" at
Workers inst, 1905 S. Ashland blvd,
$50 p. m.
SUNDAY
Regular meeting Typographical
Union No. 16, HodcarTiers' hall, HaT-
risOn and Green, 2 p. m.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-27

1 DUN W. NL4N 1 -
49, sssss ssssss
IT'S CUT ALL. RIGHT ="
BY Jim Nance
. aasa IS
Yes, we have loads of fine cut glass,
Declare the gushing brides
Whose wedding days have come to
pass;
They've other things besides.
But do they ever stop to think,
This glass they deem so great,
Perhaps was only cut from three
Bucks to one ninety-eight.
P. saw, go on, nothing is cut in
price these days.
-O-O-
BIG BILL DOESN'T THINK GEN.
JOFFRE SHOULD COME
Mayor Thompson seemed quite
peeved today that Gen. Joffre might
possibly come to Chicago without an
invitation from Big Bill. In an inter-
view given to reporters today Big Bill
said he couldn't understand why
JOffre should want to come to Chica-
go without being invited by the
mayor.
The Illinois mayors, in conference
here today, are expected to pass a
resolution inviting JOffre to the state.
-O-O
THREE-CENT POSTAGE COMING?
U. S. Chamber of Commerce COM
mittee recommends to government
that no taxes be laid on profits and
incomes Of last year. They ask high
er postage on all fiTst-class mail. The
increase of so per cent recommended
would mean Scent stamps on letters
that now go for 2 cents. John V.
Farwell and E. D. Hubert are Chi
cagO members of committee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

perhaps. no halfway decent men who
were more ill-treated. ill-paid and
brutally insulted than they. In these
times their quiet heroism has wrung
respect and praise even from those
who abused them as matter OF
course. obviously their services are
vitally important, and certainly these
along with their valor should at least
Insure them n fair wage and decent
treatment. But the disgrace OF IL is
that this is not the case.
A seaman of the mercantile marine
charged in an English port with
drunkenness pleaded that he drank
too much when he got ashore because
his ship was torpedoed and his pay
stopped from tho time II received its
deathblow. Even n II lacked logic
there was n lot Of human nature In
his defense. The magistrate In i'm
posing n minimum fine remarked on
the fact that his pay ceased az soon
as he was In peril OF his life" II
seems grotesquely unjust. but IL is
the sea law. The obligation on the
owners OF ship that is sunk is
merely that Of returning the crew 10
their home port Wages cease from
the time the ship II lost This law,
evil enough In the prewar days when
sea disasters were comparatively un-
likely, is intoierable now. Certainly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

CLUTCH Borg and Beck dry disc type slipping
and easy of operation.
transmission Selcctve type. sliding gears three
speeds forward and reverse Bell housing
which completely covers fly wheel. Gears Of nickel
steel, case hardened Gurney annular ball bearings
used throughout
TANk-Under cowl. gravity feed capacity Is gallons.
Made Of extra heavy steel heavily coated with lead
lRAME-Presscd steel, 20 carbon cold rolled Side
members 4h inches deep, FRANCES "a in of sag
inch stocks.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
STARTER-6 volt, two unit. Westinghouse motor op-
Grated by push bottom toe board Starter
tact made TO fly wheel by Bendx drive Generator
separate Ammrter. Willard storage battery.
Headlight DINNER. Electric lights and Klsxon horn,
Ignition battery distributor type. Single OF spark
plugs. Spark control level steering column,
SPRINGS
FRoNr-semtelliptc 32x2 leaves. Main leaves OF
chrome yanadium steel
Notwithstanding semi. elliptic, b6x2 o leaves Main
leaves Of chrome yHnsIium steel
HOtchkss drive, through springs.
ANLES
FRoNT-One piece ''I'' beam drop forged. Standard
Elliot type. Extra large steering spindle knuckcS.
REAR-Ful floating Heavy pressed steel housing
bears all weight. Spiral beye differental gears,
always in mesh and noiseless
BEARINGS Gurney ball bearings in front wheels
Rear wheels mounted larger Bower roller bear.
ings Axle bearings Bower roller bearings
shaft diameter " inches tubular
DlfFERENIIAIl-Fou pinon type.
BRAkES
SERVICE BRAk ES-Contrscting and pedal operating.
s'ting rear wheel drums Pedals adjustable
to height
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

That brown thing that's covered a,
high tide?"
That's u Liverpool liner. wrecked
eighteen months ago. That browns
the rust on her. She's on her beam
ends. The hairyplanes ave their fun
out here most every day. dropping
bombs to try and blow her up. Blu,
they amt got her yet. We got most
OF her crew off with our rocket lines
And what we didn't get come ashore
next tide
In the deep water beyond the wreck
the procession OF ocean-going ships
passes by. passes by.
They go along grand, don't they?"
says the experienced seaman. Strike
the eye. Ell? You couldn't miss 'em.
But you might easy miss a little beg
gar like that"
And indeed you do miss It. cannot
at first see what 1t is that he Is
pointing at with his tarry thumb.
See that puff of smoker" he says.
shifting nearer on the soft sand. no
not out to sea. there in shallow water
that there little black streak"
You look. and see at last something
like black plank with stick or
two standing up against the sea.
She's long way out of the deep
water track" he says: "she goes along
slow. but she keeps to it
"And what Is it," you ask.
That's the little g." he says.
she looks like a rowing boat with
a funnel to her." you say.
And she amt much biggern' a
rowboat," he tells you. ITS wonder
full how them little things keep afloat
and the big Nns go under. I've seen
~, ..rt~A Is.tA ia II.
I've seen her"when I've been in the
colliers. in little ports and big ports
all round the coast. She don't carry
more'n a hundred ton. she don't, and
she's down to the gunwale with that.
But they're very handy. them. little
boats. specially this time O. war. No
body don't take no notice on 'em
much. but they does their devours, as
the Crappards call It."
what does She do!" you ask.
throwing stone 1T a starfish and
missing Il.
''Do? What don't she do9 She
creeps alone from port to port with
her cotchels OF cargo. or sometimes
she makes a useful dash across tother
side with hospital stores or what not.
That's a treat for her crew. There
bean't more'n four men and boy
aboard her. Sometimes you see her
In the big docks, looking no bigger'n
jolly boat, alongside a 14.000-ton
liner that she's taking parcel OF
cargo off for some shallow-water
port"
What sort of cargo?" you ask idly.
what sort? Why. every guess sort.
Bales a. wool from Australia. bags o.
grain from the Argentines. tins o.
beef from Chicago, cases Of Columbia
salnon. TED chests from Ceyion, sugar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

from Barbados, coal from Cardiff or
Swansea or Newcastle or Sunderland.
Sets of heavy gun mOuntings from the
Tyne. cause she's got long hatch
way. Boilers from Stockton. Any
thing and everything. That's her
cargo
And she carries 1t to -"
Anywhere where the big ships
can't go. You'll see her alongside the
littlest quays, or lying in the mud In
the narrowest cricks. If you was to
go on 20 the little picr,head Of our
port"-he points westward with that
hard. black thumb of his-"you'd see
her close to, and you'd see what a
little wonder she be to a stood all she
as stood for the last fifty years and
more. A hull like an old sardine tin
and funnel like ~ boys tin whistle
that's been Sdented in. A bit Of n
mast to hang q light on. Potty little
engine. p0tty little screw. Decks al
ways awash. That's her."
II have heard" you say. remem ber-
ing your Charles Reade. II have heard
that n good ship has nothing to fenr
except from the land"
That's just It," he says; ''it's her
that has to stand up to the rocks and
the shoals and the sandbanks--never
out Of danger. she ain't-never safe
for five mindtes In blue water. She's
making the danger-trip all the time
There she goes plodding along. taking
her risks. poking her dirty little nose
into all sort Of shallow places. carry
ing on, carrying on, with nobody to
notice. nobody to care. nobody to
write to the papers about her and
say. well done, little 6ar"'
I'D no idea" you murmur.
That's 1t: nobody amt got no
idea Of all the little things like her
that's going quiet about their little
businesses-sktns in danger just the
same as tho big ships. only more So
Just doing their bit. as the saying 10.
II you come to m, dals--well. II you
ask me there ought to he medals for
the skipper and the mate and the
deckhands O. that there little 62." he
says.
You're right" say you: 'there
ought"
And for the boy, too" SAYS he. II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
SP ECIFICA Ms

BODIES- Custom built. by Anderson. frames made Of
dry seasoned yak and ash, sawed to shape, brRccd
and counter brHced. Covered with hammer shaped
steel panels with a.-few joints Is Is practical.
FINlSlI-lInnd applied and hand rubbed Involving 81
distinct operations In ALL Finish is Of unusual lustre
and very lasting
UPHOLSTERY Y-Buit OF real cur,d hair. covered with
real leather Special seat springs used TO insure
unusual riding comfort Seats slightly tilted
CoLORs-Motels 2Oo.A and 2O0.C. Anderson blue OF
Anderson dusproof gray. Model 2oOB, Anderson
gray light green. SprciEl colors, $4,000 extra,
MOTOR Continental nigh Speed Six Cylinders max
4ia - Type, cast block, 40 h. y. Horse
power rating. according TO formula used by the
Society OF Automobile Engineers, 2535. Piston
displacement 223.05.
CRANK sHAFr-Drop forged io5o-csrbon open
hearth double heat treated Front bearings 2 0.32
inches diameter 2h inches dong Center bearing
"a inches diameter, . "a inches long. All bearings
hand fitted
CAM SlIAFT-Front hearing / 2. inches diameter, ~
inches long Center hearing 13.lb inches diameter
2N inches long Roar ball bearing to take thrust
VALVE DIMENSlONS-Diameter OF valve heads ID
inches Diameter Of stem 5.l6 inch. Exhaust
open % degrees before bottom dead center Inlet
open ~ degrees past top dead center. Exhaust
closes ~ degrees past top dead center Inlet closes
IS degrees past lower dead center.
CARBlRErOR R-Improyed Zenith horizontal type no
control at side ot steering column.
COoLING-Centrifugal pump and bail bearing fan
Capacity OF radiator u gallons.
level, forced feed and splash
Capacity OF oil In crank quarts. Capacity OF
oil In transmission quarts Capacity Of rear aNes
quarts Transmission gears run in heavy oil; rear
sdes heavy grease.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

generous compensation is due seamen
at all times.
The welfare OF our cause and the
life OF nations Is every bit as depend
ent upon them as upon our soldiers.
Much more eScusable Is the over
sighe Of the part played by humble
little ships-the trawlers, mine sweep
ers, fishing boats, etc. +. Neshit in
tho Daily Mail gives us a picturesque
account of the functions OF craft that
"ain't much bigger'n n rOwboat."
You lie on the sand these sunny
days. held by the magic OF changing
seas and skies. drinking rest. Like wine.
from an opal and amber cup. For
along the beach you hear the voices
OF the children and the flap of their
wooden spades rs they pat into place
the walls OF their castles. Or perhaps
II is not the children's spades that
make that duh, padding soupd-it Is
the guns over there In Flanders.
The experienced seaman, now by
aEe and infirmity cast up on the shore
OF life. but still drawing a living from
the sea, comes to anchor beside you.
lie nets shrimps. he reaps the precari-
Gus harvest OF the kettle nets. he
mushrooms in the marshes. and he
Knows the rank and title Of all the
ships that go down into the sea.
Your pipe and his are filled from
one pouch, and together you watch
the great procession that goes by in
deep water: the ocean liner. the ocean
tramp. the warship, the destroyer, the
patrol boat
You say something banal about the
big warship--call II the defender of
England. and add something about
the British Lion. and he acouiesces,
politely.
But what would the warship be
without The linerr" he says. land the
ocean tramp and the regular coast
er?" II IL the Lion right enough, the
warship is. but the others. they're the
LIONS keeper They bring the Lion
her meat. Ay. and her drink, and
coal. and all she wants to keep her
going. They're just AS much as what
she Is. And her pen ought to be
ranked the same and recognized the
same and medaled the same. They
would he IL l was some OF them chaps
up top"
The experienced seaman spits medi-
tatively and turns his good eye sea-
ward again. The other eye lost itself
in the stokehold when he wore the
blue many year ago
whats that out there" YOU ask.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

EMERGENCY BRAKES-Expnnding and hand operated
acting wheel drums Both sets lined with
Ruybestos.
CONTROL.
S1EERlNG-Gcmmer irrcversiDle and gear, left
hand plenty Of room between wheel and seat
GEAR SHAFT AND BRAKE HAND LEVERS--In
ter. Easy to reach but forward to allow free
to driving compartment from either side
CONTROL LEV ENERS--gnition and light combination
switch dash also DINNER. Carburetor air
troll lever at side OF steering column. Starter button
toe board.
WHEEI.S-BeSt grade hickory Artillery type.
WlEELBASE-Au models l20 inches
TlRES-33xi inches n-skid type all rear
wheels.
TREAD-standard $50 inthes)
RIMS-Demountable, five furnished with each car
REGULAR EQUIPMENT
Stewart Speedometer; Ammeter; Motordrven, KlaxOn
horn; Willard storage battery Boyce moometer,
large size; Kellogg engine.driven tire pump; One.
quick acting curtains, sttachable from the inside;
adjustable ventilating wind shield combination
heater and foot which utilities heat from the
exhaust; spot light made by Hawthorne; license
brackets; non.skid tires rear; five demountable
rims tire carrier; jack and full OF tools.
PRICES
Convertible Sport Car Model 200-B ........ 81 s95
FYe-passsnger Touring Car Model 200 ...... 395
with divided front seats.)
FNe.psssenger Touring Car, Model 2OO.C. ...,. 1895
with straight front sests.)
Houk Wire Wheels, . TO set, extra .......... 123
SprcisI colors ''...,''''' ''''''.'''' -
Cord Tires, extra .................. 90
+. o. B. Rock Hill, South Carolina
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30

and rocks and sanibanks. on d
nights and wild winds. fsozen b
and slippery decks. And on the
81. with her sardine-tin hull and
dented funnel. facing II all, gala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
Black and White
Folks Can Now
Bleach Their
Skin

Black and White Ointment Removes
trccklcs, Tan, Eruptions, Pimplcs. and
Gives Clean. Bright Complexion
Thousands of folks have proven by
its use that Ploughs Black and white
Ointment, applied freely Gas directed)
20 face, neck and hands, bleaches,
brightens or lightens their dark.
swarthy, sallOw or yellow skin to such
a bright. light. healthy tone as to
please most anybody. Black and
White Ointment also heals all bumps,
pimples or blackheads. Ii is won
dcrful. Just think how much better
you look with new light. healthy skin
and smooth, clear. clean compleNioni
Costs only 25 cents a box, or five
boxes 81. Sent postpaid, Agents arc
making a fortune selling Black and
White Ointment. Write for terms and
territory quick. Address Plough
Chemical Co.. Dept "a, Memphis
Tenn. Sold in Tulsa by Peoples or
Economy Drug Store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
THIRD AND
CHEYENNE

was boy aboard her fifty year ago.
And / know. So long. SIR"
He rises and goes away along the
pale sand with that sea-going gait of
his. leaving you between tranquil
shore and sunlit sky to muse on shoals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-30
PHONE
1891
TORPEDOED SEAMEN
AND LITTLE SHIPS
Seamen Who Brave the Sub
Infested Zones are Among.
Worlds Great Heroes.

The ordinary seamen who are bray
ing tho perils of submarine-infes
seas are among the worlds greatest
heroes, yet before the war there were.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
POLICE Nab
a AS AUTO
T HIEvES
Also Recover ii Stolen
Motors; Believe Gang
Broken Up

Members OF the police automobile
recovery squad believe they have
smashed daring gang Of thieves
who specialized In the theft OF me
dlum.priced autos Detective lester
Potter. with ne aid OF sheriff Kuhn
OF Isabella county, recovered ~
automobile and arrested four men.
two OF them Deiroiters. the others
farm employees near R0seoush
Ever since last May Tho ANTONIO
bile squad has known that The gang
was making q speciality Of stealing
medium. priced cars and selling them
20 farmers Some tine aEO tte on.
cerH discovered that a large number
OF these cars had been shipped info
Isabella county and Detective Potter
WAS sent 20 Mt Pleasant. last We'd
nesday
With the aid o. Sheriff Kuhn Pot.
Tor rounded up - OF the stolen cars
Every one had been changed in some
manner.
John Strait. a farmer and resident
OF ROsebush, was arrested along
with Harry Smith. 25 years old. who
had been employed az farnnani
Morris 10 Roven. 10 OF Detroit. and
Harry Bowers. -. No. 96s 10 Han
cock-ave west. were arrested 10 De
troit
Potter says the latter worked In
Detroit while Smith and strait dis
posed OF the cars ~ the farmers
The gang had been careful 10 steal
only such cars As they could sci. 20
persons Of small means a charge
OF grand larceny is pending against
the four men The AUTOMOBILES
we're driven back 10 Detroit By dr.y
ers hired az the request 81 the own
ors. who footed the bill
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
NEW FACES IN
CORNELL sou AID

ITHACA. y Y. oct q -Corne'
fco-ean squad viii show a number
~ new faces IA Us next game Five
members OF the varsity were DIS
placed by Coach Sharpe IN shake
up Reurhsr. center. pendleton.
tgl and Huntington ana swanson
guards. were laid away Other piat
ers were switched 20 new positions
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
Machine Gun Company of
Michigan State Troops To
Be Ready for Service Soon

arm, Under Gen Pershlng in the
F.r.ro campaign. and First Ser
ce4nt pas has been In The guard
service in thls and other states.
pa ms- thrive days the machine
run company Oiled It's quota OF SO
mon and rhere have been Ions
Waiting list since Several of the
men rate lrtt 10 enter various
branches ot The army or navy and
fhel~ places have been promptly
tned The company holds dull
each Monday night and school for
aongommissi0 stoned ocicers and en-
Nsttt men IN the BOARD OF Com
mrrcc every Wednesday night
There Is m0kcr once month
The next one is scheduled FOR
Noy
a signal corps has been orSauiSec
under the direction " Serst kreltz
The Detroit times., 1917-10-24
YALE ELEVEN is
HIT HARD By WAR

NEW HAVEN. Conn Oct "a
Yale's football hopes aye very palld
today War has been severe in-
roads on Eli gri..-un material
Coach BRIDES bad aa,F e men clf
For The arsf varsity practice Tho
varsity engaged .n iym.ugrf
crimmsge with the freshmen drr
lnE which the pes greens scored
twice
Hammlu tacaie stewart. halt
and Sldenbgrg guard were ,ce cuit
members ~ iast season squad ta
show up Football challenge ID
reads received 1y Vale Vil remain
Unanswered gntA the urIve-s D.
more certain Cf it- chances