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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
TRACK TEAM At HIGH
SCHOOL SHOWING FORM

Provided that the warm weather
keeps up, Coach Burnham is likely
to start the track meet Saturday
at the Oliver Ilayheld. Laporte,
Goshen and South Bend we're sup
posed 20 meet. but Coach Kelsey. Of
Laporte. has withdrawn his team
owing 10 the fact that weather has
prevented his men from training
Goshen and South Bend may decide
20 keep up the original agreement
and make IL a dual track meet
Capt. Thomson, the brilliant all
around man Of the Burnt Orange
and Blue team stated yesterday
that the local high school would be
on the athletic map before the
track season closed. He has every
confidence IN the squad that Is now
training.
Weeks. a rookie. Is showing splen-
did form In the high Jump and
should be able 90 give a good aC-
count OF himself before the season
is over
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

a month ago will remember Murphy
as being a scientific fighter who de
pended more upon his boxing ability
70 win his decisions rather than try
ing TO put over "a haymaker- Since
then Murphy has changed.
Tough hSOy.
Last week ne was beaten by Matt
Brock OF Cleveland in "A ten round
bout Brock is one of the toughest
boys in the ring. having met such
men as Benny Leonard, Lew Tend
Ter, Willie jackson, Johnny Kilbane.
and a host OF top notchers who are
equally as good as the man named
above, and has put splendid battle
with all of them. earning "a draw
with champion Benny Leonard.
Brock is reputed 20 be one Of the
toughest hitters in the game. How
ever, Teddy withstood his sSault and
repaid him blow for blow. never
fiinching, and since then he has de
Cided that Brooks tactics are the
best 10 win fights with.
South Bend will be the first city
TO see him start out with his new
method and If Teddy is right Henry
will probab be the first victim OF
his knock EN- dead attack. But
Henry IL no SLOUGH and he will give
Murphy enough trouble 10 worry
him considerably, If not to such an
extent that he may, instead of Muir
ply. go away with the victory hang
ing on his belt.
There will also be three other boy
ing exhibitions, the first a four round
bout between Kid Fay OF Niles and
Blackie Richie OF Chicago. the sec
Ond six round bout and the semi
windup will be an eight round bout
between Spider Kelly OF milwaukee e
and Johnny Hagen OF Detroit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

When the announcer introduces
Bill Henry and Teddy Murphy to-
night at the oliver theater in south
Bend. northern Indiana and south
ern Michigan night fans will have
the chance or seeing two of the best
featherweigh, in the game settle a
g,rudEe affair. This will be the third
and rubber meeting for them. II
promises 10 be no tango affair for
action galore is going TO greet the
fans eyes If their statements can be
believed.
This pair of sterling feathers have
met on two previous occasions. each
having one decision. In their last
bout. which was held at Laporte,
some few weeks ago, Henry carried
OF the decision In doing this he
marked up the little stOckyards boy
90 such an extent that he could only
see out of one headlight But be
sides this humiliating mark Murphy
also suffered greatly from stiff body
punches and other hard blows to
the face and head.
Return Match
Immediately Teddy was after
Henry for a return match so pro-
motor Sworths of this. city quickly
signed the two boys TO appear here.
realizing what a wonderful bout the
two would put up on their third and
rubber meeting.
Both Henry and Murphy will ar
rive In town about noon today. Each
is in the pink of condition and eaCR
is confident OF winning. TAey have
trained hard for this bout as IL
means a great deal TO each in the
way OF lining up a bout with Johnny
Knoane, featherweight champion.
Fans who saw Murphy Outpoint
the Texas Kid here a little more than
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
FITZSIMMONS SIGNS
DEMPSEY TO FIGHT

CHICAGO. April 2t.-Jack
Dempsey today signed for his first
fight since he won the world 3
heavyweight championship from
less willard at Toledo last Fourth
81 July. Manager Jack Kearns
came TO terms with Floyd FitZsim-
u1ons, a Benton Harbor Mich. pro-
u1oter. for a match at the Michigan
resort July 5. Dempsey's opponent
will be chosen within ten days
F1tzSimmons already has opened ne
zotistions with Fred Fulton. Billy
Miske and BIZ Brennan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
CdUet TtCirIs Indians
To Vim OUer Columbus

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 81
Clever hurting BY Cavet enabled the
Indianapolis club 20 defeat Columbus
Wednesday in the only game OF the
series played 20 0. ONLY three
hits were collected of CaVet and
they were widely scattered. the first
one coming in the ffth inning Not
one Columbus man reached second
base and the only two who tried il
were thrown out on delders choices.
sherman was reached for only six
safe hits. but Covington and Ciossett
drove IN tallies IN the pinch.
schneider and Cavet starred in the
held. score.
Columbus 600 700 600 3 n
Indianapolis 100 600 1ON-2 1
Sherman and Hartley, Cavet and
fsoSsett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Toledo Beats Louisville
With Three Runs IN Eighth
By Associated Press 4:

By Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 81
Loose fielding on both sides featured
Toledo's to 4 defeat OF Louisville
Wednesday. An unusual play occur
base after striking out. McNeill
having dropped the third strike and
then thrown wild 10 first base.
Though Thursday is scheduled as
an of day the teams will use il to
play of the postponement of last
Sundays scheduled game. Score.
Toledo ...310 900 O30-7 10 2
Louisville 100 900 500 1
Nelson. Striker and Mcneil
koob, Wright Long and Meyer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
City A. c. VIII Stage AL Star Boxing Tournament Oliver Theae
ROCKNE SELECTS
SIX FOR RELAYS
Notre Dame VIII Send Two
Relay Teams to Compete
In Drake Event

Coach Rockne mas made final
preparations for Notre Danes part
in the Drake Relay classics 20 De
held IN Des Moines dnder the aus
pices - Drake university this com
ing Saturday Final time trials
we're run yesterday 20 decide who
the entries would be Every man
~ in wonderful trim and Rockn-
expects his men 10 put on an un-
usual performance. in the two-mile
relay event IN particular The mile
team should show considerable
class also
Veteran Meehan In Half
Capt. Meehan, OF the Notre Dame
track squad. r. leading strong
team or veterans in the meet. In
the two mile ROckne has three men
who are previously experienced in
The relay carnival. Capt Meehan
himself IS running there for the
third and last time. ICY KasIer for
the second time and Walter Sweeny
- competing at Drake for the third
time. Rockne has also decided 20
compete IN the mile relay event I'm
which two OF his tyvo-mile team
men will have 20 come back and
run the second race OF the day.
Capt. Meehan and ICY Kasper
will probably do the come back"
stunt and VIII aid Hoar and Meri-
dith TO carry the baton for the Gold
and Blue IN the mile classic No
ire Dame has no entries in the spe-
cial dash events.
Varsity Starts Trip.
Coach Dorais left for Crawfords-
vile early this morning with his
squad OF IA baseball men. Notre
Dame will not meet Purdue as a
result OF the cancellation OF the
game on account OF bad weather.
The battle at Charlottesville with
tho Little Giants" this afternoon
will be followed by a hasty depart
ure for Urbana. where Dorais' men
meet Illinois in two battles and then
hurry home 20 meet Michigan here
Monday Dorais sent his varsity
against the Corby Hall nine yester-
day afternoon and they won easily
8 70 2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Upton AND CREW OFF
FOR UNITED STATES
Nv As.ncln.e.i Press

by Associated Press
LONDON. April 2i-Capt. Turner
and rs members Of the crew OF the
yacht Shamrock ". Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenger for the Ameri-
cas- cup. viii sail for New York
Thursday on board the steamer
Laplend.
The new 2S-metrs Shamrock.
which s. TO act as a trial horse"
for the Shamrock ". and which
sailed several days ago from Dart
mouth for New York. met with un-
favorable weather in the Atlantic
and had 10 put back 10 Dartmouth,
where she arrived Wednesday.
The yacht has been ordered to
remain at Dartmouth until weather
conditions improve
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
LEADING HURLERS
HAVE LOST FORM
Review of Performances This
Season Shows Old Timers.
Going Slow.
BY HENRY Il. FARRELL.
United Press Stan Correspondent,

United Press stan correspondent.
By United Press
NEW YORK, April 21.--Hardly
away ,rs.1 tho shore on a seasons
cruise, the pitching sta1 OF several
major league clubs is sprawling out
on the rocks.
The bust OF the mighty among
the elite hurlers has been one Of
the most marked Developments Of
the infant season.
The Cubs were 20 chase the Reds
for the pennant on the strength OF
an Al pitching stan. Alexander
the great was knocked OUT OF the
box twice and he totes the rep OF
the leagues best pitcher Hip
Vaughn was driven out once and
ToOthless' Tyler cut in for a drub-
bling. Between them they have won
only one out OF four games.
stan No Good.
The Giants brought up from Texas
what was painted in red as the
"sWellest star" in the league.
Barnes. leader in games won and
lost last year. Art Nehf Rube Ben
ton. Fred Toney and jess Winters
have brought MCGraw only one vic
tory out Of five.
The Gibraltar OF the Yankees IS
made out OF putty. Shawkey. quinn.
MOgridge and MAYS have also turn
ed in only one game out OF five.
Walter Johnson has been knocked
from the box and chunks OF dis
agreeable experiences have been
served 20 Uhle. the young Indian:
Walter Reuther. the Red bulwark.
Cooper. the Pirate port-sider; Soth-
eron. the eX-shiner of the Browns.
Dick Rudolph and RUDE Marquard.
step i'm spotlight.
Some OF the fair stars are soak
ing up all the rays or the spotlight.
The Red SoX are az the top OF the
American league ladder. the White
SoN and the Indians are right below
them. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh are
on the crest OF the National heap
and the Reds and the pills are rid
11g nicely a pace in the rer-aA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

because their pitchers are doing the
unexpected.
Babe Adams. figured a shelf fix
ture years ago, has won two games.
80 have Freddie Schupp, Leon Ca
dore, COvelesl.ie, Pennock and
Causey.
Claude Williams and Eddie CT
cote who pitched Kid Gleason TO
the worlds series last year. have
turned in a game each with ease.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Farmer is Waiting
For His Advertised
Honest and True" Wife
Rv Intel Press

By United Press:
CHICAGO. April 21.-Louis r.
Niendorff. young DeSoto, Iowa.
farmer. has waited here for
three days for the girl who an
swered his request in a matri-
mOnial paper for an honest and
true wife He Is still waiting.
his faith in Marie Corroll. his
expected wifC-to-be unchaken.
Niendorf wired Marie $50 10
come 10 Iowa She wrote that
she didn't receive the money
So he came 10 Chicago 10 meet
her in a railway station Sunday
morning. For three DAYS he has
compared Marie's photograph
with throngs Of young women.
A girl with a face like that
wouldn't fool no man." he de-
clared.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
ANSWER TO THE EMOTIONAL

lMRriOn, IND. ChrOniCIe.1
II is not 10 be believed for a mo-
ment hat the women OF America
will be less anxious than the men
10 frame an efficient. economical and
humanitarian policy. Their support
OF Gen Wood is sufficient answer
20 those who are afraid OF their
vote OF questions which involve
their emotions 2925-2o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
St. Paul " ms LOpSided
Game From Kansas CITY
~ As.n-IllaI ..

KANSAS CITY Mo. April 2I-
- Paul made clean sweep Of the
series with Kansas CRY when 10 won
"Wednesday game IG 20 3 kansas
City took a three run lead In the
1rst inning bur Roy Johnson failed
90 puzzle the visiting batsmeu and
Isolden took the mound. After two
innings be was hit hard Score
81. Paul .04i 006 Z3Q-l2 Il 3
Kansas city 30l 600 090-4 .
Merritt and Hargrave. Johnson.
Bolden and sweeney. FOche-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
JIMMY WILDE BEATS
PHILADELPHIA LAD

By Associated Press:
CAMDEN, y. j.. April 21.-Jimmy
Wilde, British fiyweight, so far out
claSsed Battling Murray of Phila-
delphia, in their eight round bout
here tonight that Commissioner
John S. Smith, OF the New Jersey
boxing commission. stopped the con-
test in the last round
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
khan for Rariden in t9h.
xxBatted for Ring in 7th.
for Fisher i'm 9th

NANblILeu TOT FISHER IN Sth.
Pittsburg .. 400 600 l0O-5
Cincinnati ......... DOL 100 0O1-3
Twobase hits-Groh, Southworth
Threeb base hit-Ring. Stolen bases
Carey. Whitfield. Sacrifice hits
GrOh, Cutshaw. Double play-Lee
10 Cutshaw. Left on bases-Pitts-
burg I. Cincinnati 9. Bases on balls
off Ring 4. Hits-Off Ring. in
Z innings; off Fisher. 0 in 2 innings.
Struck out-By Ring 2. by Cooper
Errors-Whitted, Cation 2, Kopf
Neale. Losing pitcher-Ring I'm
pires-Rigler and Moran. Tir1e, 2
hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
FOUR RUNS IN FIRST
GIYEPIRATES GAME
Hop Ring and Sew Up Game
in Initial Frame-Cooper
Holds Reds in Pinches.
By Assoclated Press

CINCINNATI. o.. April I'll
Rings wildness in the first inning
enabled PittsburE to secure a lead
"f four runs which the Reds could
not overcome and the visitors won
their second straight game from
the champions, to 3. The Reds
outhit the Pirates. but Cooper was
effective with runners on the bases
and prevented any rallies Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
THE WORLD O. SPORTS

BY Associated Press:
TORONTO. ont. April 21.-Taco
track representatives Wednesday
urged the Ontario provincial govern
ment to defer imposing the pro
posed daily tax Of $4,000 on race
tracks until the dominion govern
ment makes its decision i'm regard
To tax pari-mutHel machines AZ the
tracks double tax. they contend,
would make il impossible TO continue
racing in the province. either with
or without betting. The government
promised to consider the appeal.
By Associated Press:
LEXINGTON. KY, April 21.-De-
paw university was defeated by
Transylvania college in baseball
here Wednesday. 10 3. The visitors
lost the game in the first inning
when Pennsylvania scored five runs
off four hits. coupled with erratiC
support behind Gloscock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Would Prohibit Three
Terms for President
By Associated Press

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, April 21-Pres-
idential third terms would be pro-
hibited under resolution intro
duced Wednesday by Rep. Hum
phreys. democrat, Mississippi. pro-
posing a constitutional amendment
limiting the tenure OF any person
as PRESIDENT 20 two terms
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
Minneapolis WinS With
Seventh Inning Rally
By Associated Press:

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April III
Craft allowed Milwaukee only four
hits Wednesday and Minneapolis
won TO ,. North was hit hard but
kept the blows well scattered Gas
ton drove in both Of the tome teams
runs. The score:
Minneapolis 600 100 20O-3 10 O
Milwaukee 90 600 O1O-2 /
Craft and Mayer; North and Gas
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
KILBANE SLIPS K. o.
TO ALVIE MILLER
Bv Associnted Press

BY AsHOClht-u ITetS
IORAIN, O., April 21.-Johnnv
Kilbane OF Cleveland, featherw eight
champion, won from Alvie Miller Of
Lorein Wednesday night by a knock
out in the seventh round Of a bout
scheduled TO go ten rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
.SOX TRIM BROWNS
ALTHOUGH OUTFIT
Williams Keeps II St. Louis
Blows Well Scattered
and Fans Three.

BY AsSoclated Press
CHICAGO, April p. - Chicago
batted out an easy victory over St.
Louis Wednesday in the final game
Of the series 20 l. Williams
pitched in fine form. until the last
inning. when ne eased up and visit
ors punched five hits. Sisters bat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
ALWAYS RIGHT

Gen Leonard Wood. candidate
for the republican nomination for
the presidency, said he stands for
the Lodge program for peace treaty
reservations. The general is most
ALWAYS right. YOU viii notice-Co-
lumbia City Qnd) Mail 2S24-22
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

YESTERDAYS RESULTS:
National League.
.fgburp < Cincinnati


National League.
Pittsburg ) i: Cincinnati ,.
American League.
st. Louis : Chicago I.
on-Philadelphia frainl.
American Association.
Columbus q; Indianapolis >
Toledo Z; Louisville 4.
Minneapolis 3; Milwaukee .
81 Paul -; Kansas City 4
Southern Association.
Nashville q Memphis q
Atlanta l, New Orleans o.
birmingham D: Mobile >.
chattanooga .; Little Rock 4.
International League.
Baltimore 5; Buffalo 0.
All others postponed. rain.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Cleveland At 81. Louis.
Chicago az Detroit.
philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
National League.
~. Louis at Pittsburg
Cincinnati ar Chicago.
New York nc Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22
COLLEGE BASEBALL:

At West Point, n. Y.-Army 8;
Tufts 1.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, April 21.-
Harder and more timely hitting and
superb work on the bases enabled
the Annapolis midshipmen to defeat
Harvard at baseball here today, to
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-22

Gillette Safety Razors, com
plete with one dozen blades,
$500 value. CO 90
Sale price ~SsSO
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30

Mrs. Thomas &. Hopkins left
this morning for Albany to visit
friends for a several days stay.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur n. Derby.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
Four Year Old Boy, Linguist,
Mathematician, Plays Piano

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 26.-- Ezra Racnlin , iou,
and one half -year-od boy of this city IS atfcts nu
amono educators because OF MS re-
markabie mental attainmens.
EZRA is deyong himself particularly to mathematics
~, l., his tighter moments plays great piano III he
drawing room of the of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Herman Rachln. -. ,
He speaks Yiddsh. Russian ana rshsiisii WIZ . oil
!, ,,,oaov Sometimes he peruses poetic and rational
ietic treases AS sample Of his librar" favorltes can
he mentioned sThe Sunken Bell Of Hauptmann Falry
,raes of Eastern Europe" and THE Wonderful Adven
ture Of Mis-
According to his mother Ezra has never been pushed
in his mental development in any way .
.I;s life is very simple quite like other children
said Mrs Rachlin expect to have him trained by a
special tutor and not send him TO scnooi unt nc Is
practically ready for college work
..TIe learned read phonecay and we began tram
H., MIN 40 early only he demanded information
along all lines. ,
Ezra has Just one aversion as is known And
that is little girls.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
Canadian Wheat, Sacked, Would
Reach Two Times Around Earth

Ottawa Ont. Nov 26.- II Canada's entire wneat crop
Of 2S9 900 sacked and the sacks were
laid end to end would line that would reacn
tuce around the earth at equator There would
he enough sacks make eighteen continuous rows
stretching from Montreal TO Vancouver IN mshway oi
automobile to traVel
This computation Is based upon figures given out py
the department Of agriculture which show that
bushels Of the crop will be required at nome
TO feed people, and for seed purposes rms
viii exportabe surplus of 1S90OO,O0O busheis
which is enough furnish 25,000000 people with
bread for year.
More than bushels of oats will be threshed Tor
every bushel of wheat, according to the same govern
authority is estimated at 556,O0O009
largest in the history of Canada and about
90 900 bushels than the previous record crop
1915
The production OF barley throughout Canada is 64,-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
"Disraeli" To Be Portdayed
M By THOMPSON Here

Edward Abner Thompson, M. A., member of the
faculty Boston School of Expression, will present
dramatic reading Dsrae' at the high school audi
rorium Tuesday evening, November 80.
MI. Thompson, although totally blind is known hs
the abest readers and interpreters of English
His protrnyal of the famous English character
is taken from Parker's play of the same name.
In the play Dsraeli is shown the hero of the Suez
canal trampling racial prejudice and making the
in the effort aid Great Britain against
n,osenl rule.
Miss nKthleen Jordon organizer OF the Children's
sage Burns and violinist of ability
will appear with Mr.. Thompson with several popular mum,
ers the violin, The evenings program viii start
promptly y. a nominal admission will be charged
high school students being given reduced admission
to
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
DeInpsey-C Carpenter
Battle May Be Staged
In England Is Report

New York. Nov. sO.In the event that no suitable suitable
plc. en-, be found this country to hold the iorco
mo heavyweight boxing championship bout between Jack
Dem pac, worlds champion and Georges Sarpen,e,'
nropc.n title holder the contest may be staged N f1hs
land IL was reported here today.
Neither Tex Rckard. one OF the uio oi p,oio.in.
NOR lack I,carns Dempsey's would ADMIT tna-
had started to hold the contest aprosd
I'M, Kearns Dempsey formerly expressed aIpf',,
~ going outside United states had been virtuaiY
overcome. ,, ,. "a %
The proposition shift the fight abroad was saio q
have been prompted by GOODNESS exhibited by members
~ ia New York boxinb commission toward hous
II in this state admitted that Charles ~ Cochrah'
he nrlish pronoer tentatively negotiating for SUIT
able site London
Dempsey Now In Training
New York Nov. 30.---Jack Dempsey, Worid HtaNs
ht noxipc champion is acting sparring partner TO
tcL Snarkey bantanweisht in preparation ior te
.,tor,s bout here next Thursday with Joe Lynch.
~ nonansev has also commenced daily workouts for his
hon, with f, Brennan here December A.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
Basketball Opens at Will
lamette: Prospects Bright

willamette basketball prospects for the coming
bright Coach Mathews called the first basket
han the last evening and twenty
turned out, including some very promising
terial.
All the old letter of last years team back
With the execution of Wato who will be unable to turn
for week so account of bad Charley horse
during the foothall and Russefi Rarey
ho is temporarily of the game with disiocated
shoulder received during the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foot
hall game Thanksgiving day.
Among the new men Logan, Schafer and Knotage are
expected show well, Schafer especially is being
watched with interest as he was an alloregon high
s,hool forward last year
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30
Moot Trial by Law Students
of Willamette Held

The libel of Robinson Caruso versus the VII
hmette Colcsion tried in moot court held by the
willamette University the county court
house last night.
of the plaintiff baly presented by Clyde
ellis Barney Page, while Harry Bassett and Henry
Nlille stoutly defended the willamette Collegian.
James Crawford. who acted judge. commended
lrney for his direct examination of the Witnesses
sincerity and and the at
plaintiff for the we'll organized presenta-
at their case.
Thc jury, composed of law students, rendered a Nei
: . of The plaintiff
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-30

One OF the enjoyable family
Thanksgiving dinners was the an
nual one at the William II. Steus-
loft home when the G. W. Cham
bers. the +. w. Steusloffs, and the
John Luckers gathered to pass the
day together.