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The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06
One From Lester Denney \
Somewhere In France

Dear mother;-1 arrived in
camp somewhere in France, am
feeling fine and dandy, this is a
beautiful country here, and we
received a hearty welcome from
the French soldiers. Had good
trip over and didn't get seasick
some of the fellows did bat not
bad, the whole company is in
good condition. But it is bacl
to the States tor me after the
war is over,
Pri. Lester e. Denney
Co. A., 1O4 ammunition train,
American Expeditionary force,
France
Roy Winters and family moved
to town the first of the week.
Rev. Huffman and wife moved
tc town the first of the week.
]. l.. Almon moved to his coun
tly home, and Grandma Bray
moved to town.
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06

Precinct No 5-No Nominations
Precinct No. 6-No Nominations
Precinct No. NO Nominations
Precinct No S--Jusice o the Peace
Harry d. Gather, Two Buttes, Republicans
Fred l. Raymond, Two Buttes, Republican
Constable, Gus Kempn Two Buttes Republican
E. c. Mitchell Two Buttes, Republican
Committeeman N G. Jones, Two Buttes Republican
Commtteew Mary E. Lewis Two l3uttes, Republican
Precinct No. 8 No Nominations (Democratic)
Precinct No No Nominations
Precinct No 10 No Nominations
Precinct No. II No Nominations
Precinct No IL No Nominations
Precinct No. 13 No Nominations
Precinct No Ia No Nominations
l. Will Spueeon County Clerk and Recorder Of Baca COUNTY
Colorado hereby certify that the above and foregoing list
person whom
naon papers filed Office subject the primary election
In Testimony whereof have heeuno hand affixed
Official Seal Springfield this the End Sept D 1915
(SEAL) Will Spurgeon,
Clerk of Baca County, Colorado
The Springfield herald., 1918-09-06

County Clerk of Baca County, Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17

fering is in three episodes. The first
is a replica of Tadema's famous paint
ing, THE Spears" while the second
is founded on an old Roman legend,
and the third is the interpretation of a
NEUROLOGICAL story. The scenic in
vestiture is elaborate. A singing quar-
tet, the Four Haley Sisters. will be a
special attraction of the show. Willie
Weston, character singer, will be an
other special attraction. Claude and
Fannie Usher are returning in their
one-act comedy, "Fagan's Decision
The dog, "Spareribs," will once, more
be conspicuous feature of the play
let. Get Out of the Theater;;" a
sketch by Willard Mack is to be pre-
sented by Sylvester and Vance. Ty-
ler and St. Clair play the xylophone
and the marimbophone and all other
instruments OF the phone" family. A
Spitz dog, known as canine contor-
tionist, will be exhibited by Brodean
and Silvermoon. Quick Blossoming
Flowers" "The Palace of Fontaine
Bleu" and "The Swans" will be shown
in the films of the Orpheum Travel
Weekly.
The Orpheum proclaims three head
liners on a single bill for the week
of February "A. All three of these
offerings are declared pronounced
successes over the big circuits. Harry
Green and his players will be seen
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17

ton and the Boy From New Orleans"
Brierre and King, introduce novel act
to the show business. The Four Bel
monts give a wonderful performance
with the diabolo. Their act also in
cludes hoop rolling and juggling.
Thomas Trio Comedy. who offer
Trampoline novelty. complete the
show. The always popular Sidney
Drew comedy and Pathe weekly news
Of the American front are also offered.
-
Swiss life with singing, yodeling,
folk dancing and happiness is pre-
sented at the Empress theater for the
first half of the week by Mrs. Otto
Fiechtl's Tryrolean Troubadours.
Second honors on the bill go to the
Dorothy Southern Trio, musical
artists. Chester Johnstone and COM
pany, a clever cyclist and pretty girl,
furnish an intensely daring cycling
number. Heading the bill for the last
CONTINUED on Page Nine, Column Three.)
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17

toned walk; the clash starts when
the purified mayor of the glorihed
Pennsylvania village runs afoul of the
insanitary purlieus of Gotham. An
tonic Cameradonio. belonging to nei-
ther, is the happy medium through
which their relations are, not exactly
balanced, but brought again to some.
thing like their normal attitude OF
widely separated opposition. Mr.
Tarkington's play is limpid as we'll as
lucid and Mr.. Skinner's JOY in giving
it shows how eternal in him springs
that buoyancy OF soul that has enabled
him to rise above all the restraints oi
life to a place securely his own in
the annals OF the theater. So long a.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17

in "The Cherry Tree" playlet by
Aaron Hoffman. Fanchon and Marco
will offer their up-to-date pep" in
song, dance and Frisco Jazz band,
which is featuring the saxophonist,
Rudy Weidoeft. Then there will be
Elizabeth Murray, whom nearly
every body knows and likes.
The Brandeis Hippodrome is re-
suming its high class vaudeville, start
ing today. The bill opening today is
topped with six of the best vaudeville
acts on the circuit. Ernie and Ernie
have singing and dancing number
which they bill as The Merry
Monopede and the Dancing Girl" Mr..
Ernie, while handicapped physically.
has made a name for himself all over
the circuit as fun maker at all times.
Warren & Conley present their
novelty skit entitled The Kidding
Kar" of comedy patter, singing and
dancing. "The Little Girl From Bos-
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17

Over at the Boyd Katherine Grey
devoted her ability to a more difficult
task, that of giving convincing life to
a" fanciful character, one that intfin-
sically has little of worth. 1t pos
sesses the single trait of mother love
and through devotion to her daugh-
ter Rosalic Lagrange is taken out of
the condition of charlatan and brought
up as the protagonist of maternal af-
fection Mr.. Veiller is a skilIful ma
nipulator of carefully devised situa-
tions, pilihg one on top of another
until the crash becomes inevitable, and
he plunges to the limit in "The 18th
! Chair" Whatever element of mys-
terry he seeks to inject is very soon
dispelled by his obvious efforts to
maintain il, but even then curiosity is
piqued to watch for the conclusion to
note the disposition made of the sew
eral characters and by what subter'
i fuge it is brought about. Invention
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17

raised in connection with the drama.
Folks will pay their money to see
good plays by good players. Drama is
not dead, even though the theatcr in
some of its aspects may be decadent.
The week was notable ,for the pres
ence OF two excellent companies, each
presenting a worth while play. Mr..
Skinner has given to the Harrington
drama the vitalizing touch that re-
deems it from the commonplace and
sets it out in high light as a chapter
of life. Its characters are human be-
ings, each proper in his or her accus-
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17
Two Artists
Otis Skinner and Mss
Katherine Grey Give
Omaha Week Of Real
Pleasure at Theaters

rs SKINNER'S short stay
in Omaha was made the oc-
casion for an outpouring of
local dollars at the box Of
fee as should effectively an
swcr one az the ouest;ons
Omaha daily bee., 1918-02-17

even in toy, always gets attention.
To this Miss Grey adds the skill and
earnestness of a capable actor and
makes of the part of the old medium
one of the really worthy bits noted
here during the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
ALL-STAR NINE in
CD. TOTOUR A.E.F.

"shortstop-chuck ward. Brook.
iyn.
Third base--cy Bates. Athletics.
"Outfieid Menoskey and Rice. Of
Washington. and Miller OF Cleveland.
Some little lineup. ehF And NIL
Ter. iAte Of Cleveland. by the way.
wears a - : C. over the place where
no u~.d TO sport tho name OF the
sixth city. He's been wounded twice.
but he reckons he can wing EN- In
from the deep gardens just the same.
Might Irt Iicutensnts In
For aitcrnn,cs. the team may call
on two beutenants. It's that demo
cratic. They are Lieut.. Eddie Grant
former shortNtop of the Giants. and
lieut. Moose Mccormick. once famed
pinch hitter for the same ggrceation.
Tho X. OF c. would outfit this
team. uniforms and all. even to the
providing of two regular umpircs.
Hank Towne. of the Western league.
and leo Donneily. Of the American
association. IL would foot all the
bills for the poSt.to- post tour. Partic.
ular attention would be paid 10 stops
In hospital towns. so that wounded
and convalcsccnts may watch the
gang work out. The first game would
probably be played in Paris. against
an allstar team picked from the
Paris league"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

The following IL from the Stars
and Stripes. tho soldiers paper In
France. OF September Q:
There won't he any hand picked
team OF professional civilian big
ieagucrs coming over here 90 the h.
land ~ Europe 20 play bali for the
\. r. y. Any big lragucrs who want
70 play for and with the A. y. r..
have first got TO hold up their throw.
inr arms tunices they're southpawD
and swear 20 defend the United
States against all enemies whatSo
ever. Just like the rest of VA. and don
the uniform OF Uncle SamucIs team
But therc In every likelihood of "A
team Of En- professional. now A. y. r..
players. going tho rounds within
about n month from now and taking
on all the local talent Of divisional
teams. hospital staff teams and the
rest. for the bcncfi, Of tho service
And this L. it, probable lineup:
"Caichcrs- Color Scrgt Hank Cow.
dy or Regan. en- Cincinnati.
Pitchers Corporal Grover cleve.
land Alexander. shcrrod Smith. Leon
cad0rc % brooklyn. Lambeth Of
Brooklyn. or Soycn OF the Athletics.
FIRST base-Dota Miller. Pirates.
Second base-Johnnle Evcrn. X
% G. late Of the Phiilies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
MCCARTHY TO
MEET WRIGHT

Johnny Mccarthy. the san Fran.
cisco motorman. who nearly knocked
Mike Pete apart with one Of his
rirhthand waliops. has been match
ed with Billy Wright for bou, In
Tacoma.
The melee viii take place some
time next week Mccarthy meets
Muff Thomson In Portland next week
The Portland fans are stacking along
with bronson. but the lui tiend i,oy
u due for licking. 9; the seattle
fans who saw Mccarthy work. the
other night. nj the Arena. have any.
thlfAr to say about the winner Bron.
son viii b. outw-iEhed about seven
or eight pounds.
X. O. kruvosky ief, for the South
the day after anneSing the iiEht
heavyweight title from Frank Far.
MR.. and viii defend his honorr
against Hlliy Murray In san Fran.
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
NATION BEHIND
ON BOND SALES

WASHINGTON. oct. 3.-fNiiing
behind In It's response TO tho Liberty
Loan. the nation today had only
passed the $500. ooc. 900 mark. Thus
to subscribe $4,000 900 Oog the mini.
mum quota. in the allotted time. daily
sales hereafter. must exceed $500.
900. 900. Treasury officials. while
admitting that tho country Is ma
t.riaiiy behind itA requirements.
pointed out that todays figures are
not exactly fair. Reports Indicate
that millions OF dollars in bonds
have probably been sold. but which
havc not yet been reported 10 The
federal reserve banks The discrrp-
ancy. therefore. may not actually
bc as great as II appears.
Iowa has already reached Its
quota Of sifT 900. 900. and reported an
over~ubscription OF ts.ooo.o0o. with
the campsigners still gong
From Minneapolis federal reserve
district comes a psssimlNtic report.
Not a single state OF the district has
reached ita quota. and only 80 per
cent OF the counties have reached
their quotas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
WILL DECIDE
HOCKEY FATE

The fate OF ice hockey will be
decided at n meeting OF the league
directors Of the Pacific Coast
Hockey association. to be held in
Vancouver this week, according 10
Frank Patrick. manager OF the
Seattle squad.
With several thousand ship.
builders In the coast cities. ice
hockey Is sure To be on the boards,
whether the league decides to oper.
ate or not. for the shipyards in each
city will have its ice hockey team.
But there In a strong rumor from
ice hockey powers In Vancouver.
that teams from Portland, Nancou.
Yer and Seattle viii again enter
teams In the coast circuit.
All the teams will have TO be
strengthened. because OF the raw
ages OF war. but Frank Patrick
will be able TO add several stars to
the Seattle roster II the league again
gets under way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
SHIPYARD MEN
ASKED TO STICK

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s.
Wages and hours Of shlpyard
workers turnout the United states
viii be standardized BY an order
soon to be issued by President, VIII
SON" Congressman John l. Nolan
told Pacific Coast metal trade
workers hero today.
lie said the president was pur-
posely delaying tho announcement
OF the Macy award until the
wage scale and hours OF labor had
been fixed.
The conference today ordered all
unions TO remain a, work satur-
day afternoons until the Macy
award has been made public. This
action follows an announcement Of
The Oakland boiler makers tina,
they would lay OFF Saturday after
Moons hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
CHAMP GAMES
CALLED OFF

The championship games between
the Patterson. Macdonald and Duthie
teams for the title honors In the Pu-
get Sound Shipyard league have been
called off by the managers Of the two
clubs. Hamilton. boss OF the Pat.
Macs. refused 20 play the games un-
less he was allowed to replace the
stars that had left his team with
players OF equal caiiber from other
clubs OF the circuit. This Dcvine re.
fused 10 permit. so the games were
called off.
In place OF the Pat Macs. an all
star squad picked from the other
teams of the section will tangle In a
twogame series with the Duthic club.
The first game Is to be played sun.
day. out at Liberty park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Call 10 Issued to
Women of Division 6

Division 6. council o. patriotic serv.
ice. viii hold a special nesting fri
day. at .. m. In room 900 county.
city building.
a fun attendance II requested
Mrs. Hartweil lie Pew has been
appointed chairman % tho w0-ncn's
work Of Division 8. council - Patri.
otto service. and requests all the
women In tho division 10 send names
and addresses 10 room 400 county.
city building.
Division 8 embraces the territory
lying between broadway and tho wa
terfront. Yesler way ard Stewart u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Austria to Stand
by Germany, Says
Premier Hussarek

AMSTERDAM. Oct a--''Bulgaria
has created grave situation. tut
u IL not critical. Baron Won HuA-
~arck. Austrian premier. declared
Tuesday. in addressing the rcichs-
rsih. according TO a message from
Vienna today,
We have taken proper s,epa
which are progressing. On the
Balkan front our troops and Ger
manys are standing shoulder 10
shoulder. preserving tho firmly kni,
alliance.
"Jur, as In battle. W. will 30
Tho future which humanity H.
thinking Of and longing for canno;
BE- expected from tho sword"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Enemy Withdraws
Along Meuse Line

WITH THE AMERICANS WEST
OF vERDUN. Oct ,.--rhe Germans.
II was further Indicated today. arc
withdrawing from their advanced po-
siuons TO the kreimheide-S toliung
line.
Their retreat Is protected by n
strongly placed machine sun position
in the difficult terrain between their
advanced lin. and their ncw defcn-cs.
Artillery fighting increased early
today. The weather Ia cold and the
roads are drying rapidly. improving
fighting conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
LINCOLN TO
PLAY FRIDAY

Lincoln and West Seattle win meet
on Dugdaie's field Friday afternoon.
The kickoff is set for $50. This will
be the only game OF the week. as
none Is scheduled for Saturday.
Lincoln Is n big favorite 20 win
over the West Siders as IT has n fast
and heavy team. That IL is a strong
for the title was evidenced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Solicitor Lands in
City Jail Twice

Frank Tenhoff, AGED 28. solicitor
for periodicals. was released from
the city Jail at o:45 a. m. Thurs-
day. following his arrest on charges
of Misrepresentation at 4:55 p. m.
Wednesday. At 10 a. m. Thursday
he was arrested again. and Is now
in Jail, having tasted OF 10 minutes
of liberty between arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Bulgaria to Give
Up Ally Prisoners

MILAN. Oct. bulgarian prison
erH will continue 10 work for the en-
tente. under the arunistie. terms. the
newspaper Socolo learned today,
while ut the same time Bulgaria
must release all entente prisoners.
The armlsticc also provides for the
of Austro-Gerrnan troops
from Bulgaria within four weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Mercer Island Will
Ask Better Service

The county commissioners held a
sezr chamber session. In discussion
4 the 1919 budget Thursday morn.
~. The public hearing OF the
bsdxe, was scheduled 10 be held at
: o'clock.
One OF the features OF the new
nsdget hearing. win be petitions for
Apreved ferry service. People Of
Mercer island hav. prepared cir.
eslar. containing the alleged delln.
suincies in their ferry service. II
b also stated that freight and pas.
singer rates are 7s per cent too
high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
SUFFRAGE BILL
AGAIN Revived

WASHINGTON. Oct 3.--Ry a
viva voce vote. the senate today r~
considered the vote by which the
woman suffrage resolution was de
featsd
This puts suffrage In exactly the
rame status as before Its defeat IL
can be called up for action any time
suffrage forces are strong enough
% pass H.
There Is TO intention 10 cali 10 up
unless the November election
changes the complexion OF tho sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Charge Auto Theft
to Seattle Youths

Chester Smith. Carl Winter. Rob
Maggy and J. Milholiand. Seattle
boys. are held in tho Everett city
Jail Thursday for alleged theft Of
an auto belonging TO y. & wiiky.
Bremerton. stolen In Seattle We'd
nesday. The boys are said TO be
between is and Is years OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

PHILADELPHIA. oct 3.-Jack
Dempsey and Batting Levinsky will
meet In the main event Of n big box
ing card to be staged at the National
a. G. OF Philadelphia, October 0. by
Promoter Jimmy Doughterty. On
the same card Billy Miske will mix
with Clay Turner. and Jack Britton
viii do battle against Marty Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
IlkI. PLACE

Stall 10. pure fresh milk. i2c at.
Stall s.. new sauerkraut, i0c at; at.
bottle vinegar. f5c. isc bottle Navy
salad dressing. f3o. Stall 1903. Gold
Dust. 4 ms 7ic; bulk securing pow
der. &c 10. Stall 1895. wakefield's
kippered herring. 23- per can. for
tsc. Mason jar caps. 90c doz stall
90. whole red snapper. Zoe ~ fresh
soles. 2 ms. isc; ling cod. i0c n
pork steak. 3sc NJ. liberty steak. 2
r ss nc rss SOC sal tspe AZ coI bss,
honey. 3Oc III. Ale pit. sec at: peanut
butter. 2ic ID. . ms. COO. Stall ~.
pork and beans. loo can; mustard.
Toe. Stall ~. picked tongue. 23c ID
corned beef. lsc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

Stall "a. S fbs. fresh corn meal. soc:
9 ms. Holly white flour. 3ic. Stall
%. skinned soies, 2 lbs. 25c: fresh
mhckerel. 2 ms. 25c: red snapper 2
ms. 2sc; silver salmon. zoe NJ; filIet
~ trout. 2sc NJ; black cod. Tbs.
&c: tenderioin OF sole. 20c ~. Stall
81, extra fancy creamery butter SIC
N local storage eggs. 54c dor. fun
cream cheese. 32c 10. Stalls 18Th e
IL. lbs. Siam head rice. Csc: ms.
prunes. csc: ? cans milk. Csc: 2 ms.
navy beans, Use; deviled meat. &c
can. Stall 90. 30c coffee. 3 lbs. SOC
pure chocolate or cocoa, 25c NJ: 25c
X G baking powder. 22c NJ; black
pepper. zoe 10. Stalls 20-21. canta-
lOupes. &c each and up: lemons. zoe
dor: green peppers. zoe NJ; large
cucuribers. &c each: egg plant Toe
each; sweet potatoes. 2 lbs. f5c: De
iicious and Jonathan applee. lie and
zoe dog. Stalls 1898. 2 25c pkgs.
Cream OF Barley. s5c: 2 25c cans
booths sardines. 5sc: . bars Crystal
white soap. csc; 9 bars Lenox SOAP.
gre: I'm can ". ]. u. coffee, $3.50:
2sc' can MuScst grapes. zoe: 40c can
Auto club coffee. sac; 50c pkg. Gold
Dust. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
BY ALTMAN
BY AHERN

last Thursday. when IL ran UP .
count OF i07 points against the Bal
lard aggregation. The West Seattle
eleven fell before Franklin last Sat
urday. SEQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
100 PER CENT
BOND BUYERS

The following list Of firms was
announced by the Pay Roll Bond
clubs committee Thursday. as nd
ditional concerns whose employees
had subscribed 100 per cent for
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
Public Markets
CE>Ta Al.

CENTRAL
Tropic brand seeded raiElns ioc
pkg pkRH 3sc: bulk seeded raj
sins. lbs. zoe. Krtnkie corn flakes.
yellow corn meal. ms. lsc: Kerr
seif-ssaIing jar covers. 35c doz
Ceretana Health meal. large pkg
iic. Cream OF Rye. &c pkg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
TWO DIE IN WRECK

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-Two were
killed and 30 injured here this morn
Ing in n rearend collision. between
two subway trains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

Red Seal Grocery. Annex. ? lbs
spinach. I5c. tomatoes. SC ID: lbs.
dried prunes. use: ? pkgs. Crescent
corn starch. CSC; fbs. sweet pota-
toes. Isc. Stall ~. California honey.
~ on soc: fresh butter. soc N
Elliott Fish Co. silver smells. 15c
N 2 ms &c sugar and soap stall.
Carnation or fsorden's milk. 13hc
can: bars Creme OIL soap. 25c; 2
pkRs crystal White chips. Csc; i0c
pkg Sea Foam. &C.. bars PIG. or
FelH Saptha, lie. stall II. matches.
~ box: sterling pickles. ssc at. Jar.
stall t.. Nut margarine. 35c NJ. (,
Good Luck margarine. f3c ID. Stall
rs. best cook ing apples. isc. Stong'H.
$40 hroofna. s0e. 15c pkg. Quaker
oats. Toe: bars hotel Fairy soap.
use. "a ms. speckied beans. 25c-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
KINGSTON OVER THE TOP

Kingston. Washington. went over
the top for the Fourth Liberty Loan
quota OF 81 1000. Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03
SPORT
SALAD

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct s.-The
strong Navy football eleven. under
Coach Gilmour Dobie. Is rounding
into fine shape. Efforts are being
made by the athletic authorities here
20 arrange a game with Pennsylvania
state TO fin In an opcu date. a game
with the University Of Virginia. the
only team 90 defeat the Navy last
year, Is also being sought. as the mid.
shipmen say all they want Is another
crack at that aggregation.
UNIVERSITY or OREGON, Et.
GENE. or. oct. 9.-The oregon foot.
ball candidates are working out daily
under Coach shy Huntington. A
classy squad OF players are reported
TO be rounding into shape under
Huntington. and all that Is needed
now TO make the season n success IL
assurance Of games with the Univer.
sity OF Washington and the Mare
Island Marines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

Aifaifs-Esst. Wash. No. I..ssoe 400
Wash. ......ssoe0 te.ee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-03

Selling rrie~s TO Netsiiers fer
Butter. Egg and Chee~s