The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
PRACTICE IS SECRET
0Nl|DAH0 GRID FIELD
FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE OF
1921 ELEVEN SATURDAY.
CAMP LEWIS GAME


With the rough worn off in many
second string, Coach Kelley's grid
secret practice. The first public ap-
eleven will be Saturday afternoon,
Oct s, when they take the field
against the speedy Ninth Corps ARA
Army team of Camp Lewis.
Idaho hopes, which welcomed the
season opening from a plane of opli-
mism, are dropping, and with the re
cent announcement that injuries may
prevent many of the stellar perform
ers from appearing in the line
against the soldiers prospects are
looked on as discouraglng. Adding its
share to the gravity Of the football
situation came the announcement
that Fred Schmid of Payette, consid-
cred one Of the most promising
tackles on the squad, would be COM
PEELED to leave school. The irss OF
Schmid and serious injuries to Dale
Voesch and "Heintz" GlIndeman, both
varsity. tackles, leaves Coacn kelley
in difficult position.
s'Babe" Brown o. Boise, ana
fullback, is temporarily out of the
game with an injured back ana some
doubt is expressed as to his appear
ance against Camp Lewis. Captain
Grover Evans of America1 Fails, end,
is confined to the infirmary with
serious cold and t may be some time
before he RECEIVERS. So far the IN
iuries have not seriously affected
Idaho's backfield, which will be
without a doubt one Of the strongest
in the northwest.
Although the Fro sh' have been
wrecking the Varsity during the pas
week they have been unable 10 effect
their ruthless program, without sew
eraI injuries 10 mem"e"s OF their
Coach Macmillan. pilot of the
yearlings, announces that his 1eaHi,
foo. is materially hanlperel by SER
ous injuries inl cled in collisions
with the Varsity.
Lewiston high schooi. scheduled to
meet the "Frosn1 in short game
preceding the Id .lo-Camp Lewis bat
tle. has notified the university ath-
Ietic council regard ns its in..bli;y
tn appear. Fred E. Graf of Occur
d'Alene, graduate manager Of ath-
letics has announced. He said an
hour effort was being made
TO secure another hign school to bat
tie the "Frosh" In tie preliminary
"A Scout Is HelPful-
Altar Society Meets
The Ladies' Altar society of Holy
Trinity Catholic church met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Homer Da-
vid. After the business session plans
wore made for the bazaar at which
an apron and cooked food sale and
general country store sale Will be
held in the old Idaho Post room on
October 20. They also
made plans for the annual Thanks
giving dance, to be given Thanksg1v-
ng evening. Mrs. William E. Lee as
sisted Mrs. David as hostess and
served delicious refreshments.
n Scout Is Helbfnl-
ROSCOE ARBUCKLE LOSES
HIS COUNSEL, DOMINGUEZ
San Francisco-(By A. P.)-Frank
las withdrawn as chief counsel for (
lnder a charge of manslaughter in |
Rappe. This announcement was |
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|ociate counsel.
Il Scout Is Courteous
Search American Courier.
Riga Letvia-(By A. P)-An
american relief administration couri-
II enroute from Petrograd to Riga
ia Reval, was searched and some of
lis personal effects seized by Rus
ian Soviet frontier authorities at
1mburg on Tuesday he reported on
,rriving here Wednesday.
n Scout Is BvdUe-
line WORKERS FAVOR
NEW POLITICAL PARTY
Indinapolis-(By A. P)-With the
,doption of resolution favoring the
~n If CIV political party COM
,osed of organized labor and organ
zed farmers, the United Mine work
rs convention ended here Wednes-
y, after having been in session since
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