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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

Pat, the big collie dog of c. n.
Clarke 5 family. is dead The animal
was poisoned. 1t is suspected that he
may have been victim Of blue
meat. "
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29
FOR RENT

For Rent Two furnished rooms heated.
Wouid give break fast It desired. 6l2 Monticello
St, phone Sub. i2q
For Rent Furnished rooms Inquire q05
state 81. i29
For Rent-lousekeeping rooms 36l i2o
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale-A small year old horse, ol Will
trade tor a larger horse, not over years old
and to we gh not less than 1900 Tel j56G is
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale-ll lots in east half Of block 20 oi
Hood River, between Hazel aud Eugene
streets with beautiful view of the Columbia
'hnt cannot be obstrncted Can he bought ON
easy terms. Apply to \. W Onthank. l22ti
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

Fer Sale--TnoroHghbred Plymouth Rock
cockerels, $500 each. Dickinson. 409 Pros
pect ave l2g
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale--A number Of good horses weight
200 to 1900 lbs Also one COW, 2 heifer caves
and = brood SOW. Wnans Bros, Phone o.
dell II. Dee, oregon fl2
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

Fer sale Shoats, and fun blood Poland
hlua boar Also team OF horses. Nj. j
Foley Phone 5i5q II
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale Burbank potatoes $3.50 per 100
delivered AkIyama Bros, phone jit f2g
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

Flows for Sale new No. 33 Oliver wood
beam and standard braced and strapped
beam, hardened steel m0ulboard and bar
Oliver hillside plow steel trust beam size : hv
l3 inches. sl7,00 Phone 35Ol Paradise
Farm. is
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For SALE viii sell or lease for a term of
wears, my ranch near the summit George T
Pralher Hood River, Oregon, & f. d No !.
Phone Odell l16. iljtf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

Jefs, big pointer oWred by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. &. Cooper, has a distinction
that perhaps cannot be equaled in alt
Oregon dogdom. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
are comparative new residents of Hood
River When they were located at
their new home Mrs. Cooper was ac-
companied by the dog to the meat
shop. Jefs is clever animal and
Mrs. Cooper introducing him to the
meat man, instructed that he would
call for his dinner, and might at times
take the family roast home Mrs.
Cooper opened an account.
The meat man did not know Mrs.
Cooper's initials SO the account was
opened in the name of Jefs Cooper,
and until this day all transactions are
made in the name of the big pointer.
Alva l.. Day has received from State
Game Warden Shoemaker letter in
high praise of Senator Nickelsen. He
declares that Senator Nicklesen was
steadfast at the special legislative
session for the reorganization of the
Fish and Game Commission as was
adopted and was as requested by
sportsmen of Hood River and The
Dalles.
MIR. Shoemaker also sent Mr.. Day a
check for S35, in payment for one half
Of bills incurred by the organization in
the purchase OF grain for China pleas
ants and other game birds during the
recent cold weather.
The Hood River Game Protective
Association Is wrought up over sdiscov-
cry that rainbow trout planted several
years ago in Bear lake in the south
western part of the county have dsap-
peared. The activity of dynamiters is
suspected and the game association is
endeavoring to develop slight clues as
to the identity of suspects.
The lake, removed from the beaten
path, even, of more strenuously in
clined sportsmen. was visited by men,
bers of the association. who packed
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For sale Ford Touring Car with demount
able rims 81 inch tires all around, extra tire
and rim, also tire rack, wheel lock, shock b.
Sorber speedometer winter top, tor $50. Tel.
ll91 Iqq
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

f For Sale-A small house and lot close in on
state st.. Address owner this office. i24
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For sale = No. cows. Fresh in February
p T Iaraway j2gtf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale Hive of bees. Box 22j, Hood
River {2q
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale-A used automobile, cheap Ad-
dress owner. This office. JlJ
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale Horse and wagon, chickens
geese, ducks and apple boxes. Belmont Road
l.. Hudson, RID, No 3. fl2
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale-cheap. - acres Hood River land
Terms II desired For particulars write, A =
Roggensack, 1855 9TH Ave, Cedar Rapids
Iowa. i2u
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For safp-Four room house, large pantry
water and lights lots on May ST. Inquire
/ Deitz Photo studio. Is
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale A number OF good vacant houses
Call \. X, -. anahan at the Fashion Static.
Tel. l30l. AIR
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

Nanted-5 inches OF Farmers lrrigatiug Co.
water stock. Cali @Sl2, between 5 aud p.
IN. i15tt
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Sale-Ntuil lgls l6 valve, pass. X ell.
ley Springfield tires, new wire wheels
Mill sell AT bargain. Address II y Emery
l55 y 18Th St, Phone Bow. 1852, Portland i2g
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

Farm situation Wanted-Youne man win
small faplly desires position; Has fair know.
leee OF trtl trees; Now careing for prune and
walnut orchard Good all around man handy
with stock, A CrTurneaure, Richrean, ore
Rt2 2, Ilg
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

LoSt-A garnet pin, between congregational
church ana sol state street Sunday. Finder
please return 10 Mrs Aida Shoemaker. .Ol
state II. 10
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For sale ByoWner house and lots located
at us l2th ST.. Hood River. WIN sell cheap ID
taken az once. Address owner, f. T.. Waller,
1901 y 18th ST., Boise, Idaho. Is
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For sale-Wood. Good roads Phone o.
dell IS. Is
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29

For Fir wood. partly dry. l6 inch 81 o1
a cord delivered 1 foot $1,000 Wreckage
wood, dry and good for kindling. Phone 2754
@ a. Downey, i22tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS

Piano Tuning Player piano repairing and
reHnishng Work guaranteed Phone M
:. A. Dockstadef, care Reed French fiano
Co. Hood River epl-tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

The truth is that several OF the
feathers Of today feel that they can
whip Elbane now in a long fight.
judging from his recent bouts thar
he Is far from the Johnny Klbane
Of eight years ago.
They would not have bothered
about him when he was at his
best. George Clancy. the Balti-
more boy with the knockout
punch, thought he could do the
same thing three years ago, but
he was stopped by the champion
In quick order much TO the sur
prise OF all the fans.
The whole trouble lies in the lack
once more Il proves the necessity Of
an organization 70 control the sport
the same as in England and France.
With such body in control a boxer
could not 90 on Indefinitely without
defending his title at least every six
months, and against the best man In
the country, instead OF being able 70
tell promoters whom they prefer to
meet Some day we VIII have such an
organization and viii be able then 20
force champions 20 defend their titles
or forfeit the same TO the fighters
next ia line That IS the way It
should be- The International Sport
ing club Of New York was going to
accomplish all this, but so far has
done nothing worth while About the
only hope at present is TO have the
various commissions get together and
form such a body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Football, 'TheInside Game;
The UnbeatabLe formation


Yale. and we were beaten s 70 8.
wore a new suit that day and always
figured that I had harder luck to buck
against than on any other football
day. And so the superstition grew on
me, and i had il up 10 my valedictory
contest
Plenty Of other players not only
draw the lime at new suits, but at
any sort OF football accessory
that II new. They viii balk at
an unused belt strap, a new pair
Of shoe strings, or anything Ike
that. Ii sounds foolish, hut those
boys take IL in all seriousness, and
coaches and helpers cater TO their
lunches
I never saw a more superstitious
bunch than the players on the Uni
Versity OF Oregon team whom We
played at Pasadena on last New Years
day Those boys had a full list Of
ing undone 20 play each one OF them.
stopped at Maryland.
p For one thing. the winning team at
the Pasadena Carnival Of Roses had
always stopped at the Maryland hotel
for number OF previous years. So
the oregon players would have moth
ing but that hotel when they arrived
Then the Oregon boys had an idea
that one side OF the playing field was
- --~ 1870 --~At To pay VI an -
they felt that they couldn't win il
the bench was on the opposite side.
As It happened. the Harvard team
drew the supposedly lucky side OF the
field
But just before the game
started, the entire Oregon entour-
axe came over to our side and
parked their benches on the same
side, TOO, inst TO defy the super
EtidOn. The officials OF the game
would not stand FOR OreEOn's
bench on the same side OF the
field as our own 80 the players
had TO 80 back in spite Of protes-
rutlons- And inasmuch rs we de-
feated them by a single point. I
suppose that to this day they ut
tribute their defeat TO the jinC
that WIS with them on the wrong
side OF the field.-COpyrigh 1920,
by The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Kilbane Is Above Persecution
Many Challengers Defy Champ

Il MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Nov. 10
Vi There are different ways OF try
ing TO force q boxer into a match
but Eddie Mead, manager Of Toe
Lynch and Andy Clancy, New York
fighters. has adopted a rather pecul-
lar course 1t is not new by any
means. but a bit more drastic IN tone
Manager Mead has been trying 20
match his boy Clancy with Johnny
kilbane for a championship battle
but the latter has evidently ignored
the challenge
So manager Eddie starts out on a
campaign with circulars galore and
headlines intended 10 attract atten-
ton OF anyone whom they may be
sent to- One Of them has The fol-
lowing
zone thousand dollars reward!
The above sum viii be paid by
Eddie Mead to anyone who cap
lures Johnny hilbane and deliV-
ers him into the hands Of Andy
Clancy in any ring in the United
States. I<flbane has run nuuy
with the featherTeiEhr title.
which T. public property, and Is
known TO be hiding somewhere
At the present time IL goes on
TO give n description Of KlIbune
and tell OF his natry appearance.
etc, also TO tell OF what Clancy
has accomplished.
II is very true shat kilbane has
poorly defended his title. but at the
same time there is no necessity Of
sending out ridiculous circulars OF
that kind
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
HONESTPLAYERSTO
ASK DIVISION ONLY
TO 10 TEAMMATES

CHICAGO, Ill. Nov. 19.-The share
OF the 1890 world series prize
money, amounting 70 almost Sl5s-
Uoe which belongs TO the Chicago
American league club for finishing
second. has not been awarded It was
announced today The old National
commission is awaiting the outcome
Of the trials OF eight White Sox play
ers charged with throwing the 1913
championship games to the Cincinnati
Reds
The honest White Sox at a meeting
voted TO cut UP the prize money into
sixteen and 0ne-half shares TO the
exclusion OF the players charged with
crookedness. This would make each
fuu share about $500
May Divide with Gamblers.
on the other hand, it was reported
TODAY that the commission thinks the
money should be divided into % y
shares, which number would include
the seven members OF last year e
team under Indictment
World series money has already
been distributed 10 the other i've
teams winning places last season, II
is stated
1vu and Cleveland teams, and IN
fhe American LEAGUE third place
money went TO the New York
TamEees- Tie New York Giants
who finished second in the Nn-
dlonaI league race. and the Gin
efunufl Reds were given second
and third place money reGpec-
lively. An Of this money has.
been given TO the Individual play
ers, the only amount held mp be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
JACKSON WILL
GO AT TER THE
CHAMP NOW
Declares That He Intends to
Trail Benny Leonard Until
He Gets Try at Title.

New York. Nov. 81 an now
ready TO meet Benny Leonard for the
worlds lightweight championship,
declared Willie Jackson in Madison
Square Garden after he had stopped
Eddie Fitzsimmous- Previous 10 this
bout I didn't feel quite sure OF my
self. but am now convinced THAI I
have a good chance OF winning the
yes" said DOC" Bagby. Jackson's
manager. Il have $500 posted with
the Madison Square Garden club
which I put up for weight forfeit
in the FitZslmmous match III put
a similar sum. making $4,000 in all,
20 bind a match for the championship
at The commissions weight 135
pounds. at o'clock There need be
no further Weighing in. the . o'clock
scaling being sufficient
-Of course. Leonard VIII have q
Dull in the weights in his favor. but
I an convinced after the way While
disposed OF the hard hitting Fitz-
simmons that he can whip anybody
Of his weight in the world
Billy Gibson. manager OF Leonard,
has gone on record as saying thai
Leonard viii defend his crown at 135
pounds at 2 o'clock. so II he means
business he can post $1,000 with Tex
aand I VIII dot likewise, the bout to
take place any time within so days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
Bezdek Yields Strong Eleven
VIII Play Panthers Turkey Day

CTATE COLLEGE. Pa Nov. 1s.-
~ Just as a runner saves his sprint
for the final stretch Of the race,
so Is the Penn state football team
days which precede the great Thanks
giving day battle with the university
o. Pittsburg on Forbes Field Start
ing Monday, coach Bezdek viii begin
the drive that he hopes viii carry
the Blue and White to its second
straight victory over the proteges OF
BeEdek II Confident.
Up TO the present time, no one
could accuse Bezdez Of pointing for
Pitt because the State schedule has
been tough enough to cause the coach
TO Worry about each game as It came
along. But now, Pitt Is the sole OBJ
jective and every effort viii be made
70 bring back the turkey" from the
annual struggle. During the coming
week the popular mentor viii have
his players rehearsa the various plays
that he has been teaching them all
year so that they can open up com
pletely when they meet the Painters.
BeEdek believes that State has
an even chance Of winning The
Pitt eleven has played great
football all year and In Tom
Davies undoubtedly has one OF
the best hulfbackg In the game.
Moreover, Bez has all kinds Of
respect for Pop Warner and he
realizes that the latter f. after
revenge for the 20 to o drubblnE
administered By Bob HfEEtns's
team last fan.
For those reasons. the Nittany
coach IS far from being confident as
70 the result OF the game
But he also has faith in the II men
who VIII represent State. He has
faith in what he has taught them
during the season; and IN the old
state spirit that has carried many a
team 70 victory against overwhelm-
ing odds The ability OF this years
eleven TO come back strongly after a
poor start is ample indication Of the
fighting spirit that Bezdek has in
sdued In hls players.
State Line Powerful.
The State line has yet 70 meet its
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
'PoSSun1, Yes Sir,
Three OF Them

There is no time like that Of
"possum time in Georgia Every
native OF that state. Indifferent TO
where he may be. has fond recollec-
lions Of the time he tracked down
brother "pOssum" when a boy and the
chances are 90 out Of 100 that he
viii beat It back home Just 70 hunt
''possum" # he is within striking dis
lance.
George F. Simpson, FL Paso busi-
ness man. has this feeling. or that
is. he did have IL until Wednesday
afternoon when something happened
It's a far cry from FL Paso back TO
Elberton, Ca. but George wrote back
that he would like TO have some
postum" Wednesday the answer
70 the letter arrived in the form Of
e well bound box with a wire screen
grating. Beneath the wire three live
'possum" stared out at the Georgian.
George VIII have his "possum.''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

I TLhLDAL aErauEe nent8 Tor game
V between the Billings Independent
football eleven and the Eighth
cavalry team for Sunday morning
upon the Fort Bliss gridiron have
been completed Lieut. Cheslre. foot
bail officer Of the Eighth cavalry
stated Thursday that except for one
or two injuries sustained by mem
bers Of his team in the Hospital
game Of last wednesday the team was
in excellent shape and would welcome
a game with the consistent Billings
AGGREGATION. The latter named az
gregation has won its only two
games OF the season and IS considered
one OF the best teams Of the district
Team Works Hard.
The Billings team continued It's
practice Thursday night at Its grass
covered field near the Fl Faso q
Southwestern building and is In ZIP
top condition for the fray
In the meeting with the Eisnln
cavalry two OF the fastest and clean
est teams Of the FL Paso district viii
be brought-intO action
The Billings boys last sunday
played the strong Base Hospital
eleven and defeated it by the
score Of II to six. This victory
over probably the strongest OF
army eleVens gave the Billings
team a spirit OF confidence which
Is expected TO be mnnlfestea IN
their play sunday morning. lieut.
Cherire's warriors are being
rehooIed daily and the team which
IS light and fast viii put mp n
strong fight nEulust the rival
aggregation
Sunday morning at the high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

NON'T think that football players
don't have their superstitions- In
my several years playing the
game, have come across untold in
stances Of men who are otherwise
fearless on the gridiron bowling 10 the
lunches and dictates OF their own
personal mental Quirks. / really be-
leve that there is much more super
stition in football than there is in the
national game. The stage is the
only branch Of activity that exceeds
football in pet ideas on jinNes and
swastikas.
No Shaving Goes.
Perhaps the most widely practiced
superstition is that Of abstaining from
a shave on the day or game. On
practically every team in the country
you viii find athletes who think il is
the height Of bad luck TO draw the
safety razor over their skin within
"a hours of their appearance on the
gridiron-
quite frequently these super
stitfous players will defend their
REGULARITY By saying that a shave
takes the strength cut OF IN
athlete; but I have never known
any competent medical authority
that ever o. KID that idea Some
% the greatest players j have
ever known have fought shy OF
the barber in the manner I have
said One OF these was Ned
IS hours without touching his
beard.
In these modern days It would seem
that the football players let the hair
grow on their faces instead Of on
their heads as they used 10 do in the
grand old days OF the mass and muir
der formations.
There was a member OF the Har-
ward squad who always wore a shabby
and frayed-looking four-in-hand tie
on the day Of each Harvard game Il
seems that he wore that particular
tie-then a very flossy new one-the
first game he played as Harvard
freshman. The team won that day.
and he wore IL every football day
after that TO the day Of his last
game as a Harvard varsity player, he
believed that that necktie had worked
like a charm. although the rest of
the team thought differently, for We
dropped at least one game on a day
when this chap wore the tie
Never Wears New suit
As for myself. I would never wear
a new football suit on the day Of a
major game. 7 got the idea that that
was bad luck. in 1916. when played
my first game for Harvard against
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

! match this year. yet at the start OF
. the season Bezdek had but one vet
/ eran lineman. Dick Rauch was the
only member OF last years line TO
return, and he has been laid up most
I OF the time with injuries
Two backfield men, Beck and Capt
Hess. were transformed Into strong
tackle and guard, respectively. Red"
Grif1ttns, only lair center back IN
1917 and a scrub last year, has been
developed into one OF the best guards
Of the season His work against Penn
and Nebraska was wonderful
Benf1s a scrub for two years.
was made into n center over
night, and he has not been a soft
spot for opposing teams. Schuster,
green man from last years
freshman eleven, and Baer, a
substitute, were bolstered into
good tackles and have alterulfed
throughout the season. HuffOrd.
a former freshman halfback. was
shifted to end in the middle Of
the season, and he already looks
Ike star.
In fact, .Bezdek's backfieId was the
only thing he did not have TO recon
strucr, and even there il was neces-
sary TO develop e quarterback. Kill
linger was selected. and he has per
formed brilliantly. Way. Smell.
Haines and Lightner were all we'll
known quantities, as was Brown, the
veteran left end. II there ever was a
make-shift eleven, Bezdek has Il this
fan and the fact that they are dis
playing high grade football speaks
well for both the coach and the
players.
As a preliminary to the varsity
game, the Penn State freshmen and
the Panther cubs win meet on Forbes
Field next Saturday. Both have
mighty good teams Dutch Hermann'a
eleven is one Of the best since 1915.
and they are anxious to get back at
Pitt for the defeat sustained last fan
when Tom Holleran and company
proved their superiority over the
State yearlinEs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19
EIGHTH HORSEMEN
CHALLENGE
OF Ell PASO STARS

stadium the Calumus club VIII stage
a scrimmage game with one Of The
army elevens and VIII incidental y
be the principal figure in a move
drama TO be filmed Quarteroacl,
Bin Race Is to be the hero o. the
scene and there VIII be a heroine
All members OF the Calumus team are
urged 20 attend the game IN order %
have as big a turnout as possible
The scrimmaEe game wiz be the last
INDUCED in By the team before DC
clashes with the all star Fort Bliss
team next Thursday.
This afternoon at the stadium the
FL Paso high school Tigers played the
DemiuE school team
The contest was considered IN
the light of n practice game and
coach CobIentz did not use his
strongest men on the team which
faced the New MeLieans. DelninE
was said 10 have a fast anaplT
baekfleId and the usual Tiger
line went into me game bow
ever. The contest marked the
end OF the Tiger schedule untu
me RenEnls 80 into action against.
the Albuquerque high school rs
fhe View Mexican city on Thanlz-
giving day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-19

ing that due the White SoE.
There is no legal method Of holding
Up the amount alleged to be due the
seven dishonest members Of the team,
SC Is understood. and, in the event a
determined effort is made to get IL, II
is probable that they viii be sue
cessfuL
Did They Throw Camel
II. however. il can be proved that
the seven dishonest members Of the
team attempted to throw games dur
ing the 1920 season, as weu as the
1913 world series, then strong efforts
viii be made 10 limit the distribution
to the Is honest members Of the club,
IL is said.
These 1G represent only one or
two regular men and the remain
der are substitutes, who assisted
in finishing the senson after the
suspension Of the regulars.