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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

I IF'E Is always a game OF hide and
- seek to Danny Meadow Mouse.
You see. he Is such fat little fellow
that there are great many other
furry-coated people. and almost as
many who wear feathers. who would.
n they could. gobble Danny up for
breakfast or for dinner. Some OF
them pretend to be his friends. but
Danny always keeps his eyes open
when they are around and always be
gins TO play hide and seek Peter
Rabbit. and Johnny Churek, and
Striped Chipmunk. and Happy Jack
gauirrei are all friends whom he can
trust. but he always has a bright.
twinkling eye open for Reddy Fox,
and Billy Mink, and Shadow the
Weasel, and Old Whitehall the Marsh
Hawk. and several more, especially
Hooty the Owl at night.
Now, Danny Meadow Mouse IL a
stout-hesrted little fellow, and when
rough Brother North Wind came
shouting across the Green Meadows
tearing to pieces the snow clouds and
shaking out these snowflakes until
they covered the Green Meadows
deep, deep. deep. Danny Just snug
gled down In his warm coat In his
warm little house Of grass and wait
cd. Yes. sir. Danny Meadow Mouse
liked the snow. lie just loved TO
dig in II and make tunnels. Thru
those tunnels in every direction he
could 90 where he pleased and when
ne pleased without being seen by
anybody. II was grewt fun
Every little way he made a little
rornd doorway Up the side OF stiff
stalk Of grass. out Of which he could
peep at the white world, and where
he could get fresh cold air. Some
timer, when he was quite sure that
no one was around, he would scam
per across on top OF the snow from
one doorway 10 another. and when
he did this he made the prettiest lit
tie footprints.
Now, Reddy For knew all about
these doorways and who made them.
Reddy was having hard work 10 get
enough TO eat this cold weather. and
he was hungry most Of the time.
One morning as he came tiptoeing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

while Nick was trying his best 70
get poor Scrfbbis Scratch awake. the
pupils Of Meadow Grove school wexe
having q most lively tirne OF II dur
ing the little schoo.master's alb
sencs- Nancy was doing all she
could TO make them behave. but
Wasp Weasel twho was responsible
for the whole thing. having squeezed
bitterxweet juice In scribhie Scratchs
cream that morning as he passed on
his way TO school. which put the
fairyman 10 sleep af the breakfast
tablet was having the time Of his
life.
He stared at Chirk chfpmunk TIL
chirk shivered as though he had
chilis and fever. And when he
wasn't locking At chirk. he was
making faces at Flop F'ieIdmouss
and Muff Mole. He hit Cutie Cotton
tab In the eye with paper wad.
and dipping the tip Of his tail into
Wobbly woodchuck's Ink. spiashed IL
over everybody. They DO say thar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

TT was In December OF 1874
4 vsars sgo-that Seattle had the
big snow. The fakes fell softly all
OF one morning. the children in
the school could scarcely study
for watching them.
All afternoon they fell. and
houses became snow palaces. and
Fences and gate posts were ropes
Of errnine and caps q swansdown.
The big fr trees looked IKE ri.
ant forest brides and bushes and
shrubs were all manner Of magic
things.
Not one single thing looked
natural. or plain. I'm all the out
side world: even the crooked
rough streets. and the board
walks were carpcted with the slit
tcftNk Wuitrs Ahd sun ttr ~ was
cold. the sky was gray. and the
feathery nak-s swirled and COW
cred the town and the forest
about IL with q fairy mantle.
Children shricked and called 20
each other In Wild gice as they
were dismissed from school: ~.
tie feet stumbled and pioughed de.
lightediy thru the drifts: big boys
crunched joyfully In their heavy
boots and loved the unaccustomed
sscreach- Of the snow under foot.
Out In the bay cakes OF Ice
formed and drifted and piled.
II was a new seatslc--a strange
world.
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tins BIG SNOW

In all OF the homes mothers
were ready with bright nres or
glowing stoves. and by night In
almost every house there hung
line Of steaming garments-htue
stockings and skirts. short trous'
ers and small Jackets. caps and
coats and frocks and smooks.
scarce child in all the town but
had been out In the snow.
And stin q, fell. all that night
and all the next day and another
night. and stlli another day TIL II
had been falling for three days
and nights and lay six feet on the
level and folks had to shpvel on
their roofs TO keep the weight
from crushing them In.
And Seattle wasn't ready for
such snow; school closed. bust.
ness nearly stopped. and every
body got busy making seds, and
slelshs. and any sort OF thing 10
play with in the wonderful snow.
Now the Mayor OF seat,s lived
In a nice big house on the cor.
nor Of Second and Marion; his
yard covered all the ground DO
tween Madison and Marion and
went half way up to Third.
He had cows and chickens and
big orchard and a garden-aii
right there on Second ave and
he had a gentle. delicate wife and
six girls. and it's about those
girls this story Is told.
TO he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
FROM FRYING
PAN TO FIRE
Divorced by Wife. Arrested
on Booze Charge

Adolph Grandali. kitsap county
farmer. was In county jail Monday
on charges Of operating n s'ili with
out license Of the internal revenue
Grandan was arrested Saturday
by Deputy u. r. Marshal +. u
Tobey as he left the KitHap county
court house. where his wife had just
obtained divorce. He was indicted
with three others by the federal
grand jury. The rest OF the de
PENDANTS have not yet been appre
hendsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
Jewish Folk Begin
Celebrating Feast

The eight.day ceiclsation Of
chanukah. or Feast Of the Dedica.
ton. wns begun Sunday by Jewish
people Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Hog Island shipyard mt Philad,i
phia. which cost the government
slo.ooo.ooo. was sold for $4,000. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
Bureau Of
M ! 8 3 in &
Relatives

Tho star Invites n. resdss. Ia mes THE
d~pass@esa - 90 cid IN finding missing
relatives - fsierds. The department. 70
- heip In resriting those Who have bsse
separated. Thc~e whose relatives -
friends are missing are invited 10 repsvt
the dkaa ppssrsnee directly to The star.
Nesdsrs who may know the wheresbosss
~ perssss msntisnsd 10 this eeismn -
missing are reqnsstsd aise 10 report -
The star. Other srwspap~rs are invited
10 repvcsisce sseh Items - Win Interest
their comm unifiee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
: Ten Years
HiSYearS

| Doesn't it make you feel
yood-cause you to straight
an up and feel "chesty"-
when someone guesses your
age at ten ars or so
younger than you really
are? You look into your
mirror, smile with satisfac-
lion and say to yourself:
We'll, he didn't make such
a bad guess, at that"
The point is: You're no
older than your vitality.
If a man is strong, vigor-
Gus, mentally alert, fine and
fit at 80 he has a better
chance Of living up to so
than a man of 80 who is
weak and rundown has of
living up to 60. While none
OF us can stay the years nor
stop time, we should all
make an heroic effort to sue
cessfully resist the effects
of time by ever keeping our
vitality at par.
When you sense a feeling
of slowing down of your
physical forces--when your
stomach, liver, kidneys and
other organs show signs Of
weakness-when you notice
a lack of your old time pep"
and "punch'-i in other
words, when you feel your vitality
10 on the wane, you should COM
For Sale by All Drugs
Owl DR.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Tho only auadruped known that
cannot swim In tho camel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
The f,e,s Kitchen Of william 10

which had followed the
former kaiser in all his wandering
about Europe during the war. In on
Its way 20 the Dnitcd States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Detective Sergeant W. r. Justus
was trying 10 find Mrs. v. Nairoy
saturday. lie received n telegram
from the chief OF police at Victoria.
y. C. stating that her husband had
died there. Her address was given
ne asia 10th ave. in the telegram
There I. no such address. sergt.
Iustus saga
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
OF WIN Norman In asked to phone
Ballard 1874 or write his sister. Mrs
Mabel coldwcil Route Q. BOX TO-
Salem. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06
IlNo
The Great General Tonic
By ALTMAN
BIZ BLOSSER
BIZ AHERN

This master body-builder will helR
you keep young in spirit and mental
and physical action, because It viii
assist Nature in maintaining your vitality q par.
IL enriches the blood. restores worn-cut tfnsuee
scothes jangling and ovcr-wrousht nerves. IN
duecs sound refreshing sleep. sharpens the Ape
title. tones up the digestion In short wiz putin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

Next story: Old Granny Fox Hunts
Danny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-06

life. new vigor
and new vim In
every hbre Of
your body.
You will b.
surprised how
much better
you'll feel after
taking a treat
ment Of LYKO,
II you are tired
and worn out
ncrvously and
physically ex-
hausted. It's
mildly laxative
keeps the
hout.ls ,u ttps
condition. Get
. bottle from
your druggist
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
ODDS FAVOR DARTMOUTH TO BEAT u. OF w


Chimney has subjected him, his left
ear IN slightly caullflowored and his
nose bears testimony 20 the punches
which have bounced of IL. Kilbane
10 a very natty dresser. fife has a
pcnchant for brown suits and always
wears "a brown velour hat. A fra
ternai pin Nv worn IN the lapel OF his
coat lie wears large diamond ia
his IT, and another on the fourth
finger VI his left hand"
For the good Of the game. Kilbans
should retire and pass on his crown
II he doesn't want 70 give other boyA.
the chance that be was given. IL Ia
easily understood why the champion
Is not as keen about boxing as he
was when he was laying the founda-
ton Of a bank account that now
must b. close TO $3.50. 900. lie In now
Independently wealthy. and while he
Is making very nttls money out OF
the ring game his title as champion
Is helping him 70 cash In on a yaude.
Vile act.
Kilbane refuses 20 make weight
for anyone and this may be the one
big reason why he refuses 70 come
TO New York. II Is becoming an
accepted brief that he cannot make
the weight Of his class under any
conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
FIGHT is
ONLY
wv"
HOPE

on the eve OF the big Dartmouth.
Warrington football game even tho
most ardent boosters OF the wash
ingion eleven are picking tho Green
eleven 10 trot home with the sweet
end Of tho score when they tangie
with Iho Purple and Gold elcven at
the new stadium saturday.
While nothing IN a sure thing In
these days Of upaeta. there's no use
In trying 90 hid bunch OF figures.
Washington has gone thru a season
Of five games and has won only one
start. and that against Whitman.
None Of their defeats were over
whelming." but nevertheless the In
ability for Washington To score put
them az the bottom Of the confer
enoo standing for the first time In
years.
Dartmouth. on tho other hand.
comes to the Coast a. one Of the
strongest teams Ia tho East The
Green eleven. handicapped by injur'
les. got off TO a bad start. bu, with
their true strength In the field they
started 20 mop un. and they have
been winning regularly Of late.
OF course. there are many thingn
TO be talern into consideration before
making Dartmouth a top heavy Ia
vorits. one IL the probable effect OF
the long trip across the country.
And another Is the change In climate
And the third II the playing before
a strange crowd. and the final rca'
son Is Washington fight"
The last reason il tho ono hope OF
tho Washington supporters. IL the
team will only fiEht. and "
they get their share q the breaks.
they may fool the visitors and the
dope" by coming out on top. but
they viii spring a big surprise II
they do. and a lot of wise boys viii
take a. big WALTON right where MARY
wears her necklace"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
Nv HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.r-ln these
days Of non fighting champions.
Johnny Kllbano. hiatrionle expert
and orutwhile Cleveland politician.
wins the pewter "croix o. Ring"
He's the undisputcd champion Of
all weights and classes al avoiding
ring engagements. Beating thru the
small time circuits with a vaudeville
act In which he dances. sings and
plays violin. tbs. featherweight
champion OF the world has no ear
for offers OF Tex Richard and the
challenges Of a pair OF first class con.
tenders.
Tho champion told the writer dur,
inf the worlds series that he had
received no offer from Richard. but
that he was not disposed 10 risk bis
title in the East. where he figures
there II nothing but prejudice against
him. In a decision bout Eastern fans
sincerely believe that he would lose
his title against either Hilly De Foe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

tho ST. Paul little fellow, or Andy
CLANCY.
DE Foe. with his nlashlng attack
his clever boxing and his obvious
desire 20 do his best every minute.
made "A tremendous hii on his first
appearance IN New York recently
when no battered Ralph Brady al.
most into "a pulp. Brady weighed
over 100 pounds and hn was later
suspended for failing 20 make weight
by the New York state commission.
Coming out ~ Madison square
Garden after the bout the fans were
unanimous in something like this
THAT De Foe Ia a real boy. We want
20 Hce him some more. Wouldn't he
make mess OF I<llbans7"
De Foe was unable 70 get "A fight
In HIS class in tho Middle West and
he had 10 mingie with lightweighta
and welterweighta. Richard IL hav.
inF the same trouble In getting the
fcatherweights Of the East % 20
against him.
Andy CLANCY IL another hoy. Bugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

around here are confident he would
finish the champion In "A i5-round go
10 a decision. Eddie Mead. Chaney's
manager. caused "a lot OF Amusement
recently with a novel advertising
stunt to force the champion into n
fight.
lie spread broadcast notices, bear.
ing tho picture and description of
kilbane and offering $1,000 for his
"captyrs"
zone thousand dollars viii be paid
by the undersigned eddie Mead 20
any person who captures Johnny
Kiibane and delivers him into the
hands OF Andy Clancy In any ring
OF the United States" the notice
read "Kilbane has run away with
the feaiherwoiRht title Of the world.
which IL public property. and IL
known 20 be. hiding somewhere in
vaudeville AZ the present time.
"Kilbane ~ about feet, inches
tall and weighs in the neighborhood
Of 40 pounds His hair is fast turn.
ing white from worry 20 which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
How Everett High Won
Detailed Play Account

territory, A pass. from Carlton 20 pison
fails Everett pounds lice again and ear
risa halt 20 halt Lakes ge.yara line,
ssit Lake holds salt Lakes ball On ewn
t5-YAfd line. Salt Lake forced 90 kick
aud jewkes haata BALL 90 mid field
Everett backs start another advance 60.
wards Han Lake seal on line plays, aud
with the bail on aait Lakes 45-fafd uns
CARLSON passes over the line 70 hlNau for
a tour hdnwn Nriti misses goat ~earsi
Everett. ssi salt Lake. o. everett kicks
OFT salt Takes ball on own a4sNafd line,
Everett holds and JcNken punta TO
Michel on to.yard line. Everett advances
tail 20 yards oH line riunErs and Carlson
passes ever The xuai line 10 WosiFom faf
laucndewn. urltt kieha goal. secrri
eff 70 st.yafd line. salt Lake gains q
yards on pass. Henderson to pswaid
Anothsf pass, Henderson 20 1eskes. nets
10 yards salt Lakes hall on ENrrett'n
lizard line. wiiaaa intersspta pass
Esergtt's ball on own st-yart line. Ever.
80 starts On another sauehdewn parade.
bat = flnaiiY halted ~ ts-Yard pen
atty Tor holding. and salt Lake holds for
downs oa their nWn sesyard line guar.
ter ends Soerei Everett. ADJ salt lake. o.
FOURTH ousnrEH-aat Lake nnahss
yariarr on ilus piunErs salt t.Aka pen.
ailsrd for being OF eide. Pass. ifradsr.
san - ucwaid. nets = yafdn Everett
blocks punt and Hsnasrsah feooxsra
salt Lakes ball on asn 1e-yafd tns
4e~kes runts and Michel returns ball
90 salt Lakes toYafa line Michel
sfnashss hail ~ Yarda Pass. carison 70
utton, falls, tAns BUCKS sarfy the ball
70 t.gAfd line and Michel tasks the ball
ever. sherman kicks goal sser~i Ever
est. 90. salt Lake. o. Everett kicks or
- t9-refd line and gswkrs returns ball
Is yafaa Sherman iuterfepts pass ard
rafties hail "a salt Lakes fa-yAfd line
fpur iins piunxra fsiiou saa Hirrtnaa
backs is~ ball ever. sherman kicks goal
-e"rei Everett. atg salt Lake. o. Ever
EFT kicks Oft Salt lakes ball on own
seyerd tins. Wilson infsrrrpt- pass and
carries ball 20 yards % salt lakes 90.
yAfd line, Henderson dropping him with
a pretty tackle. Anotnrr series Of live
bucks feilou and Niehri finally carried
the tai ursts sherman kieks goal
scorei Eserstt. co. s~lt Lake. o. Everett
kicks OFT % zs.rArd Hoe Jswkes kicks
eff side. Everett ball on eva sesYard
tlne. Bucks carry the bail 70 yards and
eeastifui pass. Carlson 70 Wsagsun.
counts another toaehdowu. sherman
kicks goal Ftnsi whistle. TfnaI ssare
fser-tt. 81. salt lake. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
FLYNN TO
HAVE HIS
"CHANCE"
TUESDAY

Jim Flynn. the veteran heavy
weight. will be given the "chanos"
he has been yodeling for when he
boxes While aeehan, the San Fran
cisco heavyweight. at the Elmer No
BILE American Legion post smoker, at
the Crystal Pool. Tuesday.
Flynn has gone into strenuous
training for the bout
Meehan IL due to arrive In Seattle
today, and may work out this after.
noon at the Crystal Pool gymna,
slum-
Clay Hite, matchmaker for the
post. is lining UP a supporting card
of four bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
TWO MORE BIG GAMES
ON COAST GRID LIST

SAN FfiANCiSCO. Nov. ss.--Two
major football games were all there
was left today Of the Pacific coast
football season
Excepting for thcse--thc Dart
nouth-washinEton game at Seattle
Saturday. and the East. West game
at Pasadena New Years day--foot-
bali ended with yesterdays battles
Oregon. weakened seriously b. tho
absence OF Bni steers. star back. Lost
II to 0 TO the University OF Southern
California az Pasadena yesterday
Altho " was the dope that n u. =. g.
won the game. there might BE- a play
off with California for tho Coast
leadership. experts around San Fran.
cisco hay did not hook with much
favor on such a plan today. They
seemed to think that the victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
STADIUM FIELD
IN GOOD STItPE

To determine for ourselves whether
or not the playing surface would be
in condition for Saturdays game, we
make n trip out 70 thu stadium. The
ground should be in good shape. re.
gardleas OF whether II rains or not.
because the ground Il springy and
the field In superbly drained. A spe.
ciai drainage system. costing thou.
sands Of dollars. has been installed
and should keep the field in good
shape. Bcfor. next season tho field
viii be planted in grass and the
Washington squad will have sod
field for the first tins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

over orrgon hadn't brought U. 8. C.
into striking distance Of the caiifor.
MIA team.
Washington State covered herself
with glory by invading the Middle
West and scoring 81 to 20 victory
over Nebraska The wsRhlnRtonlans
won the game by "A sensational I'm.
ish. after Nebraska had a comfort.
alic lead.
The Allracific ncet team. playing
The Olympic club at California field.
Berkeley. won s TO o. Big Hin In,
gram. famous navy fun back. play,
tnE quarter for tho fleet. scored thr
only touchdown.
Santa Clara beat Nevada 20 TO II
IN hare game played In san Fran.
CISCO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
DARTMOUTH BACkFTFID
II URfI.IIANT

Dartmouth " said 20 have The
most brilliant backfieit In Eastern
football when all of the regulars arr
In the game. Captain Jim Robert
son. AZ half. n the individual star
Of the outfit Weighing cloNo 90 200
pounds. and ranking ms ono % tho
best klekers In the East. the Green
pilot VIII have 20 be watched closely
by the Washington defense Sa,ur'
day. Jordan. who calls the signals.
Is another brilliant performer. while
shoibourc. At fuilhaok. and nurlc, at
the other half. are said 10 be able
running mates for the Dartmouth
captain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
WASHINGTON BANKS
On FORM ARDS

Tho Washington line has shown a
lot % strength recently. and wash
inEton supporters are looking 20 the
forwards 20 stop the attack Of tho
hrillian, Dartmouth backficld. with
the Washington men facing such
sturdy forwards as iiil Cunningham.
center Gus Sudenberg. tackle. and
Scldiander. tackle. tho luminarir- OF
the Green line. the Washington men
have their work cut out for them
Larry smith win face Cunningham.
and Bob ingrham. the fighting W.
tackle. will baltic sudsnherg In what
should be another struggle. Captain
Ted Faux. Washington end. who has
been weakened BY injuries this ys..r.
Ia expected TO be az the top 81 tho
form that made him the beat end on
the Coast last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

FIRST orARrEH-Evsrett kicksd OF
20 salt iake on the so-yard Hire. salt
Lake made yardaEs on two runs around
cad and lost tsit on tumble EversNa
hall on salt lakes 30 yard tne Everett
made yArsfako "a line piunEea. Two more
plunKes carried ball % sQ-yafd line VII
son fuutied on s-yaFd line. saving SURF
touchdown. burrows puntrd 70 yards
ost. ENefetts hall ON Salt Lakes 20.
yard iine. Everett continued iine rlunRea
and Wiisca carried ball over ZOE first
teachduwn after five minutes play.
sherman missed goat Scor-i Everett. a.
salt Lake. o. Everett kirked of 20 salt
lake % seysrd line Henderson made
y yards Around isft end. A pass. Hen
derNnu 60 Smith. failed, Henderson
panted 20 yards off-sids. Evsrvu'n hall
"a her cWn te-yart lire. Everett ear
riea ball 20 yards ~ line piuuEsa frn+
tersen punted - yards Esvrsttn ball
On her own A-yafd line kseru,t aFaiH
marched ball down field ard quarter
sHdpd With bail on Salt Lakes z-yard
ilns scerei Everett. a. salt Lake. o
SECOND otARrEit--Shsrman plunged
thru ccnter for the second Everett
touch down, Sherman missed goat again.
Score Everett. tfs salt Lake. o. Ever
stt Kicked of % salt take. salt Lakes
ball on esa it.yard line. Everett heid
and Henderson, pantea 20 yards Eser.
ettt ball on cua fQsYard ilue. Everett
forced ball ~ yards and passed Carison
% Nton. failed ENerstt asafn pounded
the iin~ and sherman. Morgan ard VII.
son carried hail 20 salt Lakes i0.yard
iine. sherman hit irft euArd fnr EVER.
etta third touchdown. britt Kicked zeal
-eorri Everett. isi salt Lake. o. Ever.
EFT Kicked of over Eoaf lins salt IaEa's
ball on esn se.3ard line. Everett holds
and Jesksr ktrks te yardsl Garrison
tHmblsd and Salt Lake recovered salt
LAKES bail on oSu te.yard tine salt
tAks lost Is yards Two passes failed
and third pass completed for no eain
JswSre pnntrd - yards 20 Eveyutta 80.
yard lire Everett again started march
20 touchdown. On line plays Wilson car
rted ball over Hfitt Kicked Eoai score
Everett. 81 salt lake. Q. Everett Kicked
OFT 20 yardA salt Lakes hall on own
io-yard line. Morgan Intercepted tsnr
pas Eesrett's bail On awn se-yasd line
itslf snas scores Everett. sss salt
Lake. o.
THIRD oCAErEn-sAi, Lab. kieh.
OFT 70 Hverssrs f5-yard line Wusca re-
turns hall IS yards Everett starts
smashing line sKain. Michel. rv~rett's
star heifeaek. replaces Morgan a. right
half Everett forces bali into SAT- take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
REDS ALL SET

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20. - Frank
bancroft. business manager Of the
Reds. has everything an set for the
Reds spring training. They will go
% Cisco. Tex. March :. and train
three weeks before transforming
north