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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MALE HELp WANTED.

WANTED - Neat appearing man with
good references for clean, agreeable
work. This Is an opening for IN aggrcs-
sive energetic man who IS ambitious and
who ls Not too timil % break into the mo-
ney making class. Phone Mr.. Sehram. 1t
the Oliver hotel, for appointment. 1229 II
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NOTICE-READ
Wolverine pipe or pipeless furnaces. Es-
mates furnished by H. &. BechtOl, heat
ng engineer of Marshall Furnace Co,
Room 5O1 Farmers Trust bldg. Phone
Lincoln 1855. S15-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ana roaming house
layers. We have the largest list OF no
tells, rOOmipg houses and other lines OF
business in this city and others. All OF
them good money makers. See
Beyers, Room rs Odd Fellows bldg
Main 1858
Omen evenings 1925 II
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WAFTED-Nfen and boys for steady fac
tory work. also women and girls.
Anshawaks Wooden Mfg Co. 17t3O
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BUILDINGs TOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Grounds and buildings at
northwest corner Scott and Division sts.
Dimensions about lS1X11J. Inquire W. q.
Crabiu S11 y NJ. 5. Bldg $4,000
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WANTED TO ECY.

WANTED TO BUY-House IN east or
northeast part Of city within 10 blocks
from St Joseph church Must be mod
ern and In good condition. Must have 1T
least 3 bedrooms. Want 20 deal with
owner only. Box n. j., No. M-s0 care
News Times lOl5-u
WANT ED-South Bcrd property for 40
acre farm IN Elkhart county. 2I5 miles
from a town. Not IN. FROM south In
good shape Call Alsil 1901 for appoint
ment. 43j5-f
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Eight room completely modern house
oak trim and floors, fireplace. butler:
pantry. full basement ana laundry pos
session 80 days, price $500.
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WANTED-Bv travelling man and wife
small furnished apartment suitable Tor
light housekeeping, between now and
July LIST Can give best OF references.
Telephone Main 4I44. lS3e n
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Attention Homo seekers

Why be without home? Our pres
ent listings include 900 houses located
IN every part of the city. prices range
from 81 200 TO $25 600, sold for cash or
terms TO suit purchaser
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WANTED TO RENT-MODE.tN HOUSE
WITH TWO OR THREE BEDROOMS,
BY PERMANENT RESIDENT WHO DE
SIRES PRIVILEGE or PURCHASING
WITHIN ONE YEAR FINANCIALBG
RESPONSIBLE WILL TAKE POSSES
SION ANY TIME DESIRED BEFORE
MAY /. WANT TO BUY If PLACE IS
SATISFACTORY AFTER HAVING LIN-
Ed IN IT. PHONE MP. NELSON
MAIN 1J69 1886 20
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
It W.s . Great Try Out

Tuesday evening a good sized crowd
assembled at the Woodman hall to
witness the work of Brownie" Woods
of Salt Lake, and Frank Dean of
Gunnison. The winner is to meet
Scobey some time in the near future.
1t was treat, as Woods, before the
bout, was very confident he would
put it all over Dean. and the crowd
present thought so to, before they
started. but Dean soon changed their
minds, At every turn he beat Woods
to the blow, and tainted him into
leads that were disastrous for
Brownie"
Dean is an artist at jabs and hooks
and had the best of the bout in each
of the four rounds. A tilt between
him and Scobey will be one worth
going to see, as both boys have had
considerable experience and should
put up a good argument.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
Gov. of Connecticut Replies to Repub
Iican Chairman Hays

Hartford. Conn, Aug. 14.-Gov.
Marcus H. Holcomb, has formally no.
titled Will H Hays, chairman of the
Republican national committee, that
he will not call a special session of
the Connecticut general assembly to
act upon the suffrage amendment.
"You say "a special legislative ses-
sion small price to pay for clearing
the political atmosphere The finan-
cial cost is unimportant, but violat-
ing the provisions of our constitution
which have sworn to support is too
great a price to pay. I shall not call
special session"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
Slightly MIXED

AS the editor has left town, or is
hiding in box car in the railroad
yard, we shall not advertise his un-
fortunate newspaper further than to
say that it is published in Indiana.
The cause of his flight was the fol-
lowing lovely scramble of two news
items:
"The Red Cross concert given last
night by sixteen of our beautiful
young ladies was highly appreciated.
They sang in a charming manner
winning the plaudits of the audience,
who pronounced them the finest
group of Shorthorns in the country.
A few of them are rich brown in col
or, but the majority are spotted red
and white Several of the heifers
are fine-bodied, tight-limbed animals.
and promise to prove good property"
--Hearsts Magazine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

Miss Katherine Simms who has
been visiting at the home of her un-
Gle, Thos. Mcneil departed Tuesday
for her home at Lafayette. Miss
Simms is chief operator for the Mt.
States Tel & Tel Co. IN that city.
The Colorado Supply Co. is unload
ing several car loads of lumber which
was brought down from Floresta.
The company will build large ware
house just back of the store.
Alex Campbell has purchased from
Leonard Gladstone his residence on
Elk avenue and will occupy same as
soon as the Gladstones move to Gun
nison.
M. R. Fishers store will be open all
day Sunday and Monday He will
serve ice cream and soft drinks on
these days.
The Joseph O'Neill family win move
to Gunnison next week where the two
older children will attend high school.
]. 4. Bennett and Willis McGlothlin
were in from Gothic Tuesday. They
report that Gothic is very quiet.
Miss Annie Nemanic left Tuesday
for Denver where she will enter
Parks Business School
A fine baby boy. arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs John Nemanic on
Tuesday, August 81.
Specialize cream and soft drinks
served Sunday and Monday.-Fishers s
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fisher
on Sunday. August 20, baby girl
Ginger Linton came in from Gun
nison on Tuesdays train.
Joe Ball was in town from his Tay-
lor river camp Tuesday.
A visitor from Smith Hill Tuesday
was Zilba Haymaker.
Mrs. Frank Fisher is on the sick
list this week
Tom Griffith came in on business
Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION
Crested Butte, Colo, Sep. 6, 20


Distribution Children i-t
Mems o 1st price, econdS
Boys
Women's Foot Race, S5 third 50
prize
Girls Foot Race under 16 49,
1st fve$1 $1each
Girls IL fve$ $Ieach
Boys Is
to
Boys Race, under 8 years. LIST five, so each
Girls s fve,5 tseach
Potato years. 1st tprize
Mems Wheelbarrow prize
have same in wheel elbarrow
Sack prize second
Tug WarBetwen
C. F.
and Winner
Old Mems Race fifty yards,
Two Good Speakers t.
Burro Race So
Ball Game Between Rockvae
1st prize 500 second $40
water Fight teams, winners,
m. he Crested Butte Concert
Gardiner Geo Glad
James
Race and Street Gladstone
Neesham James Ferens, James Snyder, John
Base Ball Committee Yokavich WhaIen L. Ross
William Kerr Robert
Parade Roman Mrs
Alex Campbell Maud Vlottf
ireasurer-G " Benson onard Gladsto
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE

Crested Butte women will be sur
prised at the INSTANT pleasant ac-
tion of simple glycerine, buckthorn
bark, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. One
spoonful relieves ANY CASE gas on
stomach or sour stomach Because
Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel it often cures constipa-
tion and prevents appendicitis. One
lady reports herself CURED of bad
case of bowel trouble and constipa-
tion. 2 Angus Taylor, Druggist.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
POLITICAL OUTLOOK

Judging from the number of Inaui-
ries received by Secretary of State
James r. holland there is much inter-
est being manifested throughout the
state concerning the possible politi-
cal complexion of the next state SEN
ate. To satisfy the demand for infor-
nation along these lines, Secretary
holland has checked the roll and
finds that the terms of I3 democrats
and republicans who were in the
last senate expire this year. This
leaves democrats and 9 republicans
as "holdover" senators.
The democrats controlled the SEN
ate in the Twenty-second general as
sembly, having majority of a, there
being 35 members in this body.
The democrats whose terms expire
are Adams, Alamosa; Andrew, Boul-
der; Coltman, La Junta; Coldren,
Greeley; DeBusk, Trinidad; Dunlap,
Pueblo; Dunglee, Denver; Fincher,
Breckenridge; Hetherington, Gunni-
son; McWilliams, Steamboat Springs;
Staley, Arvada; West, Durango; SEN
ator Napier of Glenwood Springs, 1t
will be recalled, passed away before
the close of the regular session in
1919.
The republicans whose terms. ex-
pire are Lines, Canon City; Puffer,
Colorado Springs; Riddle, Sullivan;
Starkweather. Denver; Senator Hat
tenbach, of Denver, who passed away
several months ago.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
MINERS BACK NICHOLSON
Senatorial Candidate Can De Depended
Upon to Initiate Laws That viii
Revive Industry In StatA

Sam D. Nicholson of Leadville, first
choice of the Republican State As
sembly for the nomination for United
States senator. has been connected
with the mining industry in Colorado
for more than forty years. For
twelve years he worked with pick
and shovel in the mines of Leadville
and Trinidad; for twenty-seven years
he was an employer of mine labor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
KNIGHTS OF c0LUM-
BUS ORGANIZE


The Gunnison Empire.
On Sunday, Aug. 29th, the Knights
of Columbus instituted Council OF
the Order in Gunnison. Three degrees
were conferred on the initiates, the
degree work having been exemplified
by Knights from Florence, Pueblo
and Salida. The degree team was as
follows:
Ceremonies in charge of P. H. Nor
ressy, District Deputy Fourth Dis
trict-
First Degree Team-T. ]. Ahren,
Edmond Shauguessee. Pat OHara,
Steve Redy, Luke DAILY, VIM Reardon,
E. C. Quinn, C. w. Herman, all of Sa-
Ida, Colorado.
Second Degree Team-H. J. Job, j.
A OHanlon, Florence, Colo; ]. M
Kearney, Denver, Colo; Joseph Dolan
Pueblo, Colo; 7. H Mccormick, p
H. Terlinden, Florence, Colo; Ernest
Feichtinger. Salida, Solo.
Third Degree Team. L. Tomilson
A. F. Cowan, J. E. Abel, F. M. La
velle. j. E. Ducey, Sterlny Gust W. j.
Balajne, all of Pueblo. Colo
Fifty candidates attended Mass at
St. Peters Church and then marched
in body to the Oddfellows' Hall
After the exemplification of the de-
gree the Knights numbering about
one hundred adjourned to the new
dormitory of the State Normal School
where splendid banquet was served
by the ladies of the Altar Society
After the invocation by Father Hilbig
Chaplain of Gunnison Council 2185
]. M. Kearney, who presided as Toast
master, called upon the following:
Mr.. ]. B, Tomilson of Pueblo, who ex-
planned in an interesting way what
the Knights of Columbus were doing
along the line of Vocational Train
ing" Mr.. P. H. Morressey of Flor
ence. responded to the toast "Loca,
Conditions and interspersed his re.
marks with a bit of humor here and
there which was greatly appreciated
and enjoyed by his audience. T, j
Ahrens, Grand Knight of Salida
Council, and A F. Cowan of Pueblo
made clever impromptu speeches
Pat Hanlon spoke cleverly and con
vincingly on the subject "The Rights
and Duties of Citizenship" Dan Le-
han sang in his inimitable manner
several beautiful songs
Father Hilbig made few well cho-
sen remarks of advice and congratu'
lation, after which all arose and sang
America concluding a very enjoy
able affair.
The officers and members of Gun
nison wish to thank those who so un-
selfishly assisted in making the in
stitution of the Council success
They are especially grateful to the la
dies of the Altar Society who pre-
pared and so efficiently served the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

As mine owner Mr. Nicholson re-
manned true to the interests of the
worker-with the result that he never
had strike.
Colorado needs practical miner as
United States senator, If the states
mines are to be reopened and if the
industry is to get the necessary pro-
lection from national legislation.
A vote for NICHOLSON at the Re
publican primary. September IA. is
vote for the revival of mining in
Colorado!
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

The householder smothered his
wrath and descended to the basement.
"Are you the Denver plumber?' he
asked of the grimy looking individual
who was tinkering with the pipes
"Yes, guv-nor," replied the man.
Been long in the trader" Bout a
year, guv-nor" Ever make mis-
takes?' BLESS you, no, guv-nor."
"Oh, then | suppose it's all right. I
Imagined you had connected up the
wrong pipes, for the chandelier in the
drawing room is spraying like foun-
tain, and the bathroom taps on fret
Lutte Wilcox
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
20 YEARS AGO
Copied from the Files Of the Elk
Mountain Pilot

Issues of Aug. 6 and 13, 1901.
Chas. Kennedy came in from Coal
Basin Sunday to stay.
Rev. Read has new boy at his home
who arrived last Wednesday.
Gale Estes went down to Gunnison
Saturday, returning Sunday.
John Mcintyre, Sr., came over from
Redstone Sunday, to remain.
Mrs. Alice Mayo returned from
Gunnison on Wednesday last.
Mrs. F. M. Samsel was up from
Gunnison Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. Thompson Is reconstructing
four-room house on upper Elk Ave.
Prof. C. S. Strickler arrived Sunday
from visit to his home in Omaha.
Mrs. Jones and daughter Ada, Of
Denver, are guests of Mrs. J. w. Rock
efeller.
Misses Belle and Ethel Wilson re-
turned Thursday to their home IN
Sterling.
D. T. Clark shipped 1000 head Of
sheep to the Denver market on
Wednesday last. Z 81
S. C Robinson came in on Wednes-
day from Cripple Creek and is now
up at the Augusta.
Ell. Norris left Thursday for Elko,
where he will be employed on the
Hard Cash property.
Ed. Stauffer and Uriah Mclean ar
rived Saturday from Carbondale to
visit their boyhood home
Mrs. Archie Miller and children
came up from Gunnison Monday to
visit the Joe Runnoe family.
Mrs. John Roxbury and children ar
rived Saturday from Coal Creek, and
will visit the Alexander family.
James Gardiner and James Fields
went over to Coal Basin Friday The
former will probably remain there.
Morgan Jones was down from Ir-
win Saturday and added his name to
the Pilots large family of readers. l..
Mrs. C. J. Diel is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. w. H. Lewis. of
Atchison, Kansas, and Miss Inez Rog-
ers, school teacher, of that city.
C. L. Ross and wife will leave to-
day for an eastern trip, which will
include visit to New York City, and
to the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo.
Carpenters Ross, Smith and Apple
gate, and Painters Hurley and Geo.
and Henry Miller. are the busiest men
in town these days. which goes to
show that the town is not declining
very much.
Michele Niccoli and Miss Maria Gu
errieri were married in Gunnison on
Tuesday last, and the event was eel
ebrated here Sunday with much eclat.
Mr.. Niccoli is business partner OF
Saverio Vecchio.
Agent Block consummated two i'm
portant deals this week. Thomas
Foster purchased the Shaw residence
for the consideration of $4,000 and
Mrs. Rosanna Young bought the Kim
ball ranch property for $1,000.
Last Tuesday evening was happy
occasion for Miss Sadie Julian 1t
Yas the occasion of her twelfth birth
day, and a company of twenty-five of
her young friends gathered at the
home of her parents. and made the
event a merry one
Farley Cuthbert
To the surprise of their many
friends, Miss Maude Farley and Mr..
Frank Cuthbert were quietly married
Saturday afternoon. The bride is one
of Gunnison's handsome and popular
young ladies' and is a great favorite
with a large circle of friends. Mr..
Cuthbert is one of our best young
men and has resided in this city for
|
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
Making an Impression

We do the kind of printing that
makes a favorable impression wher-
ever it is seen. We put intelligence
into our work. and use artistic judg-
ment in display, choices of inks and
paper. You will like the extra touch
of excellence we give to your work.
Try us. Elk Mountain Pilot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

Webster S. Whinnery, Lake City.
Colorado, Republican candidate for
congress-, 4th Congressional district,
subject to the Primary election, Sep
tember ID, 1920.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
Local and Personal

Joe Hayes was in town from Jacks
Cabin this week.
Mrs. Julia Pedroja came in from
Delta last Thursday.
Edgar Pennington of Irwin, went
to Gunnison Saturday.
Miss Isabelle ONeil came in from
Gunnison, via auto Monday.
Miss Ellen Burns came down from
Irwin Monday via horseback, on bust
ness
Registration day is Tuesday, Sep
tember z. See that you are regis
tered
William Fabrey. Jr., came in from
the Perry Bros ranch near Gothic
Monday.
D. L. Gladstone left Monday for
Gunnison to take up his new work in
that city.
Miss Florence McKelly, of Tellu-
ride, is the guest of Mrs. Niccolodi
this week.
The families of William Gulliford.
Jr., and w. A. Boyd received new pi-
amos last week
Berry picking is all the rage at
present and there seems to be quite a
few this season.
Be sure to attend the Labor Day
Celebration next Monday. You'll be
sorry ii you don't.
Mrs. Lang Spann was in town from
Jacks Cabin Saturday. Mrs. Geo. Nc
Williams accompanied her home.
Large crowds are expected in Sat
urday and Sunday to take in the eel
ebration. You'd better come too
-
Miss Florence Villotti departed
Tuesday for Trinidad, taking her lit
tie brother to the hospital in that
city.
j School starts next Tuesday, Sep
tember and there will be the two
years of high school the same as
usual ~
Miss Lorena Roll of Grand juno
tton, is guest at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Beitler.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Caldwell and
children departed Monday for Flor
encs, after having spent several
weeks here.
News from Mr.. Tim Tinsley, father
of Mrs. P. j. Morgan, is that he is
still very low and but little hope is
held for his recovery.
Dr. Dram was called to Irwin Sat-
urday morning on professional duties.
August Osterholm came down for the
doctor and brought him back.
Charlie Wilson and bride have been
spending the past ten days in our city
with relatives and friends. They
came through in large Moon car.
In note just received from Mrs
j R. jenkins she states that her
daughter, Miss Kezia, will teach the
coming term of school near Rouse.
For sale or Rent-My building on
Main street. known as the Buckeye
Cafe MARTIN MULCH,
3S-3t Crested Butte
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Doig spent sew
eral days in our city this week, going
home Monday evening. They will be
up again Monday for the celebration
Anton Mihelich has resigned his po-
sition as driver for Mike R Fisher
and has accepted a position with his
brother-in-law, Geo. Shero in the Pool
Hall.
H. T. Smith has just finished paint
ing Joe Lacys residence. A number
of others are painting at present
which greatly improves the appear
ance of our little town.
Capt and Mrs. Mathewson with Miss
Helen Taylor and Mrs. E. M. Russ
motored in from Irwin Saturday
Miss Taylor has been visiting the
Mathewsons the past week
%
Angelo Chido and children returned
Thursday from California where they
had gone about month ago expect
ing to locate. However, the children
were not satisfied away from their ole
home and their sisters so Mr.. Chide
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

upper, 10 Dr. Qulgley, PRESIDENT OF
he Slate Normal School who courte
'usly extended the privilege of using
he Dormitory and to the visiting
who made the wonderful
success of the degree work and ban
Iuet possible.
Following is list of the new mem
,ers:
Anton Bilich
Mark Byouk
Martin Byouk
John Byouk
Anton DAMN
C. ]. Diel
Mike R. Fisher
Pat Hanlon
Rev. A. Hilbig
P. j. Heuechemer
Russell D. James
John 7. Kapusin
Jos. Kochevar Jr.
John Kochevar
Anton Kochevar
Louis Kochevar
Martin Kuretich
Anton Kvaternick
John Kvaternick
Samuel ]. Edwards
Philip Edward Hogan
J. H. Kelleghan
Daniel J. Lefan
Daniel ]. Lehan Jr.
J. Alonzo Miller
w. M. Manley
Albert Manley
Anton Matkovich
Raymond Morgan
Patrick ]. Mccormack
Peter P. Miller
Roger w. Nelson
Andrew Oberster
Francis O'Neill
Anton Paste
Michael Perko
John Roman
Anton Rozman
John Saya
Geo Spehar Jr.
John Vernon Jr.
Martin Verzuh
Palmer Vader
Harry Vader
Jos. Oberster
P. ]. Morgan
James Snyder
John ]. Pogna
W. H. Whalen
Jos. Yoklavich
Anton Yoklavich
Frank Zugelder
John Zugelder
Milton Zugelder
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
Vote Nicholson on Sept. IA

When you make big catch of fish
and want to send some to friends re-
member The Pilot has shipping tags.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

Bill heads, Letter heads, envelopes.
cards, etc. printed at the Pilot Office
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02
FarIey-Cuthbert

To the surprise of their many
friends, Miss Maude Farley and MIR.
Frank Cuthbert were quietly married
Saturday afternoon. The bride is one
of Gunnison's handsome and popular
young ladies' and is great favorite
with large circle of friends. Mr..
Cuthbert is one of our best young
men and has resided in this city for
years.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

Fish Tags for sale at this Office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

Dr. Dram was called to Irwin Sat-
urday morning on professional duties.
August Osterholm came down for the
doctor and brought him back
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

Charlie Wilson and bride have been
spending the past ten days in our city
with relatives and friends. They
came through in large Moon car
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

News from Mr.. Tim Tinsley. father
of Mrs. P. j. Morgan, is that he is
still very low and but little hope is
held for his recovery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

In note just received from Mrs.
]. R. jenkins she states that her
daughter, Miss Kezia, will teach the
coming term of school near Rouse.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

Last week Martin Panian sold his
Pool Hall in the Croatian building to
Geo. Shevo. who has just recently re-
turned from Roseville, California. Mr..
Panian and family will move to Sali-
da where the former will be in busi-
ness near the depot.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

For sale or Rent-My building on
Main street. known as the Buckeye
Cafe MARTIN MULCH,
3S-3t Crested Butte
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1920-09-02

Angelo Chido and children returned
Thursday from California where they
had gone about month ago expect
ing to locate. However, the children
were not satisfied away from their old
home and their sisters so Mr.. Chido
decided to return.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-06

Los Angeles and Montana is playing Whitman at Walla Walla.
 In the Rocky Mountain confer ence, Denver U. lines up against Col orado Mines at Denver University of Utah meets University of Colorado at Boulder, Colo. and University of Wyoming clashes with Colorado Springs at Colorado Springs.
 Eastern and Middle western games
 cheduled today include Harvard vs. Princeton; Cornell-Dartmouth; Nebraska a-Pennsylvania State; Pitts Pennsylvania Georgetown Navy; Yale-BroWn Ohio State Michigan; Illinois Chicago; North western Iowa; Wisconsin-Minneso 10: Notre Dame-Purdue; Center-De Pauw.