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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-12-07
ANOTHER O'GRADY

A baby boy was born last Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. 0Grady at the
Deming Ladies' Hospital Mother and
child are reported TO be doing nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
HAMMOND
SHAPING Up
FOR FROEBEL

With many OF the regulars back In
the harness for.the nrst time in several
weeks the Hammond Industrial high
scaoo! team showed its class Saturday
E romping over Kankakee in spite Of
The visitors excess weight of eight
pounds 70 the man. The score was
3 to Q.
Ia spite OF the lopsided score there
was some stin lighting in the game.
hammond made gains on line plunges
cut showed best with the forward pass.
C1ach Hess has accomplished wonders
= this style OF attack and his pupils
sooot the long range game with en-
anerring accuracy which is uncanny.
EIammond's latest trick plays were
Kept safely bagged. They are being
saved Tor next Saturday when the an
aual clash with Froebel Of Gary is
staged at the Industrial held- coming
the closing day Of Hammond's fall
festival on Calumet avenue II is be
l-es ed that an enormous crowd VIII
gcrn cut. FToebeI fans viii of course
lie present in full strength
hammond has won both games play
Ell this year Harvey and kankakee
being the victims. Froebel started
the season by locing S to 0 n Bowen
IF south Chicago. but has done better
since Valpo was trimmed 66 to and
I4ndoIoom Of Chicago 1s to IL by the
Cfaryites. Particular interest attaches
10 this game as Froebel II being
coached BY Neenker. who had charge
Of the Hammond squad last year
This viii be the hrst game this year
when all Of Hammond's regular stars
are in the game. The hospital squad
and ineligibles have gradually faded
away with an attendant strengthening
q the lineup. The only strong man
out IS Howell who was on the sick
list He Is Improving rapidly and may
be out Saturday.
IN the curtain raiser between the
second teams of Hammond and Elmer
son. the visitors won by a score OF %
10 0. Emerson has a number Of var
s-tv men on its second team which
Hammond-s second team had been
drawn on for subs on the regulars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18

PASSED away Two years ago today. oct
ober 18th. 1915;
Two years has passed since that day
The one we loved has passed away.
We saw her suffer and stood close by
But with aching heart and weeping
eye.
We saw her sinking hour by hour.
We could not have her from dea b s
power
Dear loving wife and mother. Why
did you 60?
For We wanted you and we miss you
so.
Our heart sthl grieved and sore,
As time goes on
We miss you more and more.
Your cheerful voice your loving face.
10 one can ever take your place.
Your memory is as dear today
AS when the hour you passed away.
When days are dark ana friends are
few.
How we long and pray for you, dear
wife and mother
Your loving children ana husband.
Doris Darlington
Alice and Ronald Reddington.
Mr.. VIM. Reddington. 1913
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18

And wounds that cannot be healed
Sorrow so deep in the human heart,
That cannot be revealed
Friends may think the wound IS
healed.
But they little know the sorroy
within our hearts concealed.
Peaceful be thy rest. Dear Sylvia.
It is sweet to breathe they name,
In life we loved you darby,
In death we do the same.
From your loving parents sister and
brother.
Mr and Mrs c 4. williams.
Mrs. Clara Gruener, sister.
Mr.. J. c. Williams. brother. 1918
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
THIEVES GET
RICH HAUL

Saving away the iron bars that
guard the windows in the rear OF tine
store. thieves gained entrance to thc
blackstone shop at CTS Broadway IN
Gary early Saturday morning and car
red away approximately $1,000 worth
OF women's wearing apparel Although
the police made no report or the rob-
berry Il : understood that every pos
sibie effort S being made TO clear up
the robbery and with several clews
they hope to arrest the store breakers
This is the fifth or sixth Broadway
q ore that has been broken into in the
past three or four months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
IN VICTORIAN

IN memory of our dear mother who
PASSED away two years ago today. Oct
ober IS 1918:
Gone but not forgotten.
What home without mother
Al things the world may send
But when we lost our mother.
We lost our dearest friend.
Who wore a crown of patience
Through all the years she struggled
on.
Those dear hands that rest forever.
Were the hands that made our homo,
Mother dear We are so lonely.
How We miss your. loving face.
Bat you left us to remember
None on earth can take your place
Mrs. Wick Snyder.
Mrs zeph Pollen.
Mrs. Harry Fetta.
William Hesterman lois
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
UNEARTH MOST
COMPLETE STILL

The biggest. most complete and per
fectly equipped "stilF' ever unearthed
BY the Gary police department since
the volstead act went into effect was
confscated by the sponge squad" late
Saturday afternoon.
Armed with a search warrant. De-
tective Sergeant Quandt and officers
Yanitor. quinn. O'Brien and Mayhaok
raided the premises at 2t40 Lincoln
street. arrested Christ Eros, the owner
OF the still and building and oonhscated
the still. 1000 gallons Of mash several
hundred pounds OF sugar and
quantity Of liquor.
The still mad casacitv ~ 100 gal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
In an Around
GAR X-
SCHOOL MEN
IN SESSION

PORTLAND. md. oct 17.-School su-
perintendents Of the Northern Indiana
club met here today I'm their annual
meeting. They spent the day visitir =
the city schools after which they dis
cussed educational topics at two round
table sessions. The club has a menu
hershiE Of eighteen active members
and four honorary members
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
START EAST SIDE
OF BROADWAY

Workmen employed in the construc-
tion 81 the south Broadway pavement
between the Wabash and the Penn
sylvania tracks have started tearing up
the brick roadway on the east side Of
the thoroughfave in preparation for
the concrete gang who will probably
finish Up the remaining strip on the
west side OF the street sometime this
week. Every effort Is being made TO
complete the east side of Broadway
before winter sets IN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
TELEPHONE
HEARING

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. oct Is.-Hear-
ing on the petition Of the Chicago
Telephone company for authority to IN
crease and adjust rates in hammond
Gary. East Chicago Indiana Harbor
Whiting. Lowell, Highland Munster
Gr.dths Dyer and ST. John. viii he
held TUESDAY Nov 9 1920. a. 1890
o ~. az the court house. f4smmoni.
f-r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
IN MEMoRIAM

In sad but loving memory Of our
dear daughter and sister. who died two
years ago today. October IS. 1918:
often do we wander to % grave not
far away.
Where We laid our darling sylvia.
just TWO years ago today.
Grief that cannot find comfort
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
MANY SEEK ADMISSION
TO LAKE COUNTY BAR
TsPEcIAL To THE les

GROWN FONT. Ind. OCT. 1s.-An
examination for admission 20 the bar
II be held on Nov. 16. the FIRST lay
of the November term Of the circuit
court. Several barristers have filed
their application and the committee
composed OF Dan J. Moran. F. B. Pa
tee and ora L Wildermuth will pass
upon their eligibility TO PROFOUND the
teachings OF Blackstone.
Richard c. Day. Everett J. Fletcher.
Maurice l. Lerner. James W. Lee. Max
". 8falczsxI. Gary. and John Bucerzyn
of Indiana Hsrbor are those who aspire
to practice In Lake county.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

-9ouiS 8rotepiel, bon Rbtne'
LAMB, mar ont Sountng beiudsuciiC
bier.
-iSrou 2ouiie 8oeihel oerluCiIte
leete @Ohe nIebrere Gage in ct.
2o,is 3llm 8eild bon SertpanOten
uno 9etannten.
-Inorcns S6eiblc ir. unO 6n'
milie. bon Berger, befouocn iif Iet.
ten SuunStng beiuhslpciie bier.
-2Orer6 @lg, bon Berger, Itut.
tete ON SamStug bieiigen 9cfanntclt
et1eu 8eiudl ab.
-2oui8 2alf uno 6rc0 Goelle,
bon Worriion, itattetcn an Gums.
tag lester Isolde uniercr Sta0t Ell.
nen 8eid)GftSbciuf ab.
-9fe6 SapIor, bon st. 2ollis,
mar m1bren6 Lester ISOLDE bier sum
Seiu6 ieiner Sdpeiter, 6rnll Geo.
Silent u1o 6amilie.
Dos Or6clter Der %. &. Stride
ionic EoitOr ellis begaben ii9 leg.
Ten Sountag mad Berger I'M iid an
elmer 6eitIihteit Der @pportb
&eo9lIe aftip su betbeiligeu.
-artbur Geppe mo Carl Spaete,
bon ct. 2Ouis. itatteten ant Conn.
tag unO WOntag in @ermaum lno
Wtorriion 8eiufe bel ibreu Ser.
panotcn ab.
-g8m. 0teper i1lO Satin, bon
ct. 2ouis, befuroen iid Iebte $50.
de bier oils @Gite Der Semitic SEQ.
2eibod).
81. ". 0hsner. Der beige
4gcnt Der Sperla1o IutonlobiIe,
ionic @aIter Reununn febrten let.
ten 0ieu5tag NIT 5ipei nellen Opcr.
tmn0 Glltos 5urtd, oic iie bireft aus
ser 6obrif IN GolcOo. Ohio, eebolt
unb III meldlcn lie oie 6nbrt bis
no6 Ncrmumn 3llrilt 9clegt bottcn.
-s8m. HoIt Don McGrudcn,
aonio$, befano iif Icttc ISOLDE
mchrcre Gage bier ouf 9eIt6 bel
ieincn gltcrn, Gen. &oit uno @ot.
tin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

Or. s, s. @roi uno 6nmilie,
pom HbineIau0. ocrmeiltcn mebrere
Gage lester 8o6e bier gum 9elud
BEL Ser Mlltter. 6rou Charlotte
@raf. llnO anocrcn Scrmanoten.
-CSluoIo 9racn0Ic uno 6amiIic
febrten oicie 8ofe bon cinem lall'
geren Iufentbalt in SlatorL &cras.
5uritf.
-gm n1diten Samstag 9lbenb
iin0ct in S6urs's 9nlle in Berger
elm Ean3pergnilgGn Itatt.
-Hobt. @aIfer mo @attin febr.
ten Iestcn Sonntag bon ct. 2ouis
3urilf, nc 5rau &oltcr cine 8o1e
bel Serwanbten pcrluCilt battc.
Geo. u. Rlteoiger, u. q. 9rell.
or unO OGiien Satin, 6rau s. $.
SeImerS mo SERB. 8IeB bon Ser.
mann unO j. .. Mcper bon Ban,
reiiten Ieetcn 9icnstag bon bier aus
na6 aunias Gitp nm oils 0cIcgaten
bon 0nscOnnOc COUNTY, scr repllb.
litanil6en 5toats.G Contention beiall.
mobnen.
-gtahoem Otc 8afiteinleger ibre
arbeiten an Dem neltCn @obnbauic
oas Sermam &Opp an ser meitl.
!. StraBe Grrittcn lGbt, poQcnOct,
baben oicie @ode sic 8uuidreincr
9ulmitart Bros. nit ocm innercn
Au$bau NeS 0cbGlloes ~begonncn.
-6rau Y. Is. 3onc$, Don ct.
Souis, trai lcsten Sonntug bier Elm
I'M ibre Whttter. 6rou Wtoria SIDE.
rer nit ibrcn 9ciuhc su erirclter.
Sic flcine beitcrc Spcrctta
Sling Cole" miro am Mittupd)
abenN, Den -. Mtai, bon oen S6i.
Tern OeS 3. Grades unllcrer 0iient.
Iideu S6ulc, in Scr Gonsertbolle
~aufgefiibrt Wcrben.
-6rou Sbco. @ruf rciltc Iebterl
Nittpod nod Sefferlon Gitp nm
ibrcr So6ter, 6rou s. S. S6ott in
Der Sflege Oeren idluerertranften
&inoeS beiSulteben.
-8rau Sermon NaeeI, luel6e in
Or, $aifner's Soipital Dor 5pei
8oden elmer idnpierieen Operation
linter3ogen lullr0e, bot ii6 ioipeit CT.
bolt. oaB tie orn 0ienstos in ihre
] 8obnung 3uriid tebren fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
-8m. Soof uno feline Sdlpe

-8m. Soat unb feline Sdiue.
tern, 6rls. Winnie uno Carrie
Soaf, peld)c nobc Swiss ibren Ser.
ponOten, Sr,lius Saeffner itnO @at.
tin eiren 8eiu6 obgeItattet battcn,
febrten letten Rontog ipieber in
ibre Seimotb nabe Sreloar, 8ar.
rem Golrntp, slriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07
Sermonn @niehnu Glib

Ser Sermam 9aiebau Glib
miro nGdIten Sonntag nit ocm
@aIeball Club uon 2inn auf Dem
bieii9en 8aieball Garf lid in cincm
8cttipiele meiien. 9eioe Eeams be-
Itebct aus geilbten @ouipieIern uno
Itebt oesbolb Gin intereiionter aalnpf
in ausii6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

~AllNL SlOS. OILthtAiiNtl lCRlt
gSohe eines Ser bcIiebten Dodge
Ai,tos an Rar &ioerlen, bon Mc'
&ittrid.
-Gbriit. Sraltb uuo Satin, bon
Stonp Sill, famen lesten Sreitne
bier Ourh auf Dem @ege mad So.
lmmbia, Wo., gum 8eiu9 'ibrer BORT
~Wobnbaften Sodter, 5rnu 8m.
grautieam. Irtbur Wtueller un6
8attin, bon Drate, begIeiteten Die
ielben bis na9 Sermann.
Inter &ermitaltung bon Glue.
oigerS' Sa53 Srdeiter finbet am
SaHlstag Ibcnb, oen Is. Wtai Elm
Gan5pcrgnilgen in SMITHS Salle
Itatt.
Clos. u. Gglep mafte Ietten
Samstag cine @ei6GftsreiIe nod
&anias Gitp.
-Sreo 6. 9iltbep fam lesten
Sonntag bon st. 2ouis bierber suml
9efu6 ieiner @erpanoten uu6 alien
9efonnten.
-Ebil. 6. Rief rruo Satin, BON
allguita, Wo., iparen @noe letter
ISOLDE mebrere Gage bier gum 9e.
JUDI Der Gltern, GonItan5 q. &tef
unb @uttin.
-Sobn Soffmann unO 6aniIie,
Don Sope, famen lebten Samstag
bier bitrh altf Der &eiie naf) ibrer
5llfiinftigen Seimatb, Sidmann,
Iebr., begriffen. SIR Wobel rno
@ollsger1tbidaiten bate ser Gas.
lonaoe 9anpfer Cinderella" bier.
her gebradt, bon no aus oieielben
per @iienbabn mad Sidmann pers
lunot nurben.
-@m n66iten 9onnerstog (Sim.
melfabrtstog) miro IN Der ct.
! Galls Stride, morgcns 1915 llbr
bcginnenO, @ottesoienit iein. Im
Na6mittog bGIt ser 6roucnpcrcin
ieincn monotlifen &offce. Sebcr.
morun bcr5Iihit cin9elaben.
g. q. Starf unb Tontilie unh
Mar Sobn unb Satin, bon ct.
2ollis, fanen leeten 6reitag IN
@errn Starts Iutomobil 5u etnem
tllr5cn 9eiuhe BON @erponbten unb
6reunben bierber. Snfolge be8 Sic.
gems ser an Samstag fiel rn6 sic
HoaoS in uniidercn 3ltitan0 Der.
Iebte. maren uniere 8Gite gc5tpltns
gen sic Setmfabrt per Giicnbobn 3t
unternebmen.
-6rou Mimnie Slnt rno Sri.
SbereIe Stride. bon ct. 2ouis, Der.
meiItcn Iette ISOLDE mcbrcre Sage
in @ernonn nno Coles Greet ar,f
gciu6 bel ibren Ingeb0rigen. Im
Wontng rciIten oieielben in Seglcis
t1ng BON Sralt Tronf Claus. bon
Coles Greet, nod &onios Gitp gun,
@eIu6 oortieer Geripon6ctn.
-Ius Eborr, Geras, iiberionbte
ms unicr frlberer Mitbiirger, 6.
$. 8ro6t, cine Sortion friider
griiner 8obncn ionic cine fopfgroBe
3piebel, sic or lettc ISOLDE ieinem
8arten cntnommCn bate. Strides
@cnrllIc ltlt0 SilOfrithte III ciltcm
SbciIc unieres 2on6eS mGbrcno mir
bier Ocn @ei1ofcn nod nidt ieines
0tenItes enthoben lit, oerdnihalt.
li6en 10 rcdt oie @r0Be unicres
2an6eS unO sic Wonigfaltigfcit lei,
mes Glintas.
Sic SdiiIer ser 4. Glaiie III.
iercr SolfsifltIe, inter 2ebreriu
grna &oei6el, lperocn nm nG6iten
Donncrstag Ibenb in Der 8odi6uI.
Sallc cine Ibeno. llntcrboltllne bcr.
a~nItnltcn 3u melder SScbcrmenn
+! ber5lidlt eingela6en lit. SoS iebr
rei6baltigc Grogrom beitebt aus
cinem flcinen SbeatcrInid, Wonolo.
gen. 3lpicgeiprGfen uno 2ieocrpor.
trag. Der gintritt lit frei.
-8dhreno ben letten 8oden er.
bielten mir bon pielen 9eicrn in ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-05-07

Sic 8ei5cnfcl0cr leben gcrabe
proftpoII ans unb 5rpar ni6t trot,
ionocrn infoIge Oes fiiblcn fett6ten
@ctters.
g. S, 9oebm mafte Iettcn
6rcitag cine @cihGftsreiie nod
8nibingtOn.
-Mai, tiibl uuo nab, fiiIIt Dem
9aucr 56eller uno Sob - nit
@rape SlIice.
SRI. Mario 9rodbouIen unO
Ole 6rIs. gIiic unD Wnrp 8rir, BON
81. 9ouis, ltattetcn leste ISOLDE bic.
iigcn 6reunoen uno 9efannten Ell.
ncn m~cbrtdeigen 9ciuh ab.
-GaS arcisgcri6t miro nGdItcn
Montog gu icinem regelmaBigcn
Wat.Scrmin in Sisu1g treten.
German @llentber, bon Cairo.
81, mar leBte ISOLDE mebrere Gage
bier 5unt 9ciltt icincr Rlttter, Sralt
gu9uIta 8ucntbcr.
-In0p MtlInOWiller unO @attin
bon ct. 2ouis, ipuroen Ieste ISOLDE
oura 0ie @eburt zines So6terdens
boderfrcut.
-6rau Mabcl Snpocr, bon
Gbamois, 9erauSgcberin Der vSiage
Gountp 9tcmS," befnno li6 lettcu
Moltag in 8eidGiten bier uno ltat.
tete inns einen collegioIiiden 8eiud)
ub.
-9en. 8oIS 1tnO 6amiIie bega.
ben iif IeBtcn Wontog nod Wtorri,
ion nm Scr S6mitt @ol5 Sodacit
bCi3uluobnen.
-@roOcr &linge traf letten
Sonntag pom Stnute Wtiiiiiiippi
bier Elm, rn0 miro mebrere @o1en
bel ieinen Gltern, Conrad &linee
un6 Satin ucrneiIen. &Crr &tingc
mar l6ngcrc 3cit i'm 0ienIt mlebre.
rcr G%iicnbnbncn ais Hednunesiiib.
rer in Den Siioituotcn bci6Gfti9t.
Nm Sonntag Wprgen I'M
1915 llbr miro in Ser Ct. 9ouIs.
Stride Elm Ipe3icller 8%ottesoienlt
I~tattfinben.
-Gbrilt. S6aeperfoetter uno go.
mile, bon nabe Roiebuo, Itattcten
lestcn Gonnerstag 9cfonntcn in In.
iercr Stoot eincn Seiu9 oh.
-Sobn s.. 9aborbe uno Sanlilie,
bon Berger. lpnrelt geItern bier auI
8eiIf) ibrer @erpanOten unb in @e-
ih1itcn.
Der bieIige Sdiiecnoerein miro
om Sonntag. Oen %. Wtai icin
6~riibiabrs 9reisidieBerl uno S6iiB.
enieit in 6oerIter's 0rouc obbaltcn.
-9aS @oifeit (5dut Sicnic) Ser
0fientIiden S6ule miro ON t6. .Wtai
ouf ocm 6airplabe itnttfinOen.
g. $. Sbodlcp, bon ct. 2ouis,
bcfanO ii6 lcptcn 9icnstag tur5c
3eit bier in neutrality-suspicious..
ten. 9err Sbodlcp lit cin Sobn
oeS perit. Sobn Sboflep, Dem tribe.
rem Stcucr. Collector uniercS Goun,
tp'S.
Serb. Braun ulO 6rco @orillg
tcbrtcn lcetcn Girnstag bon Detroit,
Wtifignn, in Srpei rlcl,en Dodge }llt.
to8 5ltrilf, melhe oiciel6en bort 81.
rCtt aus Der 6abrit obgeboIt botten.
hilbert Soffner uto 6omilic,
bon Sore, bcfanOen lid leBten
GicnStag bier UNI Ginfdufe BEL I'm.
iercn @cidGitslcltten an MAIDEN.
-Erof. $. S. 9eppe unb Satin
crbicltcn Icbtcn Somstae 9ciud
bonn &lapperItor6, Der ibnen cin
tunteres Sobn6en oils angebinOe
binterlieb.
Geo. 8ornItarf uno Satin
iinb bodcrireut iiber Die @eburt ci.
mes Eobterdens.
SRI. Grna SoeifcI, 2cbrerin
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11
Pacific Sports

Some of the Eastern sport writer's
profess to see gradual chang in the
attitude of the public toward Georges
Carpenter. the champion European
heavyweight boxer, now IN this coun-
try. Thy cay the public wants to
see him igh; and not pose. In view
of the fact that Carpenter came
over for the express purpose of light
ing Dempsey and is quite ready to go
on with him at any time. II would
seem that the public is hardly far II
manifesting inlpatience. Uncle Sam
has some matters to settl, with
Den,rsey first in connection With the
fact that he did not answer the roll
call during the Great War.
The city OF Vancouver has made an
appropriation of $4,000 to the Van.
couver Golf and Country Club as an
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

aid for preparing the links Tor the
Pacific Northwest golf tournament,
to be held in that city the week be
ginning July ). This is said to b. the
first appropriation Of the kind ever
made by municipality to golf cluD.
incidentally it indicates that munich
palities gradually are having II dawn
on them that good golf accommodate
lions are a mighty factor as a draw
ing card. We have got to be shown
that golf is not the fastest growing
game in the world al the present time.
Presume we will have new MOVE
star in the film armament il that
English BARRIERS effort to shoot Mag
ara falls in barrel proves success
full. This may not be. strictly speak
ing, a sporting event but it certainly
may be regarded as sporting chance
that friend barber is taking.
1t is said that Sir Thomas Upton
will have spent approximately one
million dollars in his attempts &c
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

Los Angeles and Kirksey Of Stanford
are the only other men in the country
who have bettered 10 seconds this
year.
Probably the largest trout caught
this season was landed recently at
Occur D'Alene, Idaho, by M. Dolan.
The fish was 2S1 II inches long and
weighed nearly 10 pounds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

Dear are plentiful round Hayden
Lake. Idaho. and are reported to h.
$50 tame that they are a nuisance
Prospects are splendid for good dea,
hunting in this part of the coast deer
and game sections.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington, for Thurston
County
In re Guardianship OF julius Kopf,
Albert KOpf. and Carl Kopf. minors
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-11

rive at oxford about June %. The
men will begin training for the meet
Immediately on arrival. The meet
Will be held some time between July
) and 10. The Princeton athletes
and coaches will be quartered in the
oxford dormitories and will train on
the oxford track with the English
athletes
1t is expected that about sixteen
athletes will compose the Princeton
team and they are scheduled to leave
I this country in two groups. one sailing
from New York and the other from
! of this month.
PrincetOns track and field team is
one of the best in the country. hav-
ing defeated both Harvard and Yale
in their dual meet. 1t was nosed out
| for first place in the annual inter
collegiate meet by Philadelphia. which
won a second place in the final event
of the meet upon which hinged the
ultimate victor.
Immediately after the meet in Lon
don those Princeton athletes which
make good showing will return to
this country and be sent to Boston to
compete in the Olympic trials.
1t is hard to understand just why
the Swedish Amateur Athletic Union
should debar their famous all round
athlete Wislander from competition
in the coming Olympic games. The
athlete in question was second to Jim
Thorpe and when the Indian was dis
qualified for professionalism, Wis
lander refused to accept the numer-
Gus prizes that passed from Thorpe
when he disqualified. 1t is certainly
case Of craftsmanship on the part
of the Swede that is unusual but for
the life of us we can't see why such
action should debar him. He has not
infringed any rules of professional
ism and in this or any country the
athlete refusing prizes under the con-
ditions would be considered foolish
but would not be debarred.
Alma Richards Olympic Games
high jump champion of 1912 will be
the only contestant from Ogden Sec
ton of A. A. U. to compete in the
Pasadena American Olympic Games
trials. Creed Raymond the all
American 220 Intercollegiate cham
pion; Larson former national high
jump champion and Bob Martin a
phenomenal distance runner all of the
same club as Richards will not enter
the Coast trials but have gone to the
eastern trials at Philadelphia. The
Pasadena trials will practically be
composed of Richards and all south.
ern California athletes. No athletes
from San Francisco will compete al
these men are going to the trials al
tBoston. 1t is doubtful II Pacific
Northwest men will go to Pasadena
but will probably follow the lead o.
the San Francisco men and save
extra expense by going direct t
. Boston.
Jack Scholz of Missouri University
has been showing remarkable speet
over the 100 yards and last week wol
dual meet against Kansas Univer
sity in 8 As seconds. Paddock O