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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20

tubes). and they then begin to give
forth the shifting and darting lines
OF the so.called Cathode rays"
SCIENTISTS LONG
PUZZLED BY III
II is these shifting and darling
lines OF the Cathode rays which ac-
count for the aurora borealis. as
well as other phenomena which have
long puzzled scientists; and the con-
nection. now traced. between tho
sunspots and the aurora can thus
be shown also, since a connection
naturally exists between these spots
and the energy OF the corpuscles
emitted by the sun.
These Investigations. therefore,
may be said TO have thrown a new
light UPON many odd facts, and
served TO explain them in . aR&is-
factory manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
CALL0USED PALMS
SAVE PANHANOLER
WHO "HIT" JUDGE

Let me look at your hands"
said Police Judge John y. Gordon
Tuesday ms ragged. blue-faced
man confronted him to ask for
the. price OF "A meal.
The man showed a pair OF cal.
louscd palms
you win said hixzoncr. ''You
told the truth when you said you
were out Of work"
Judge Gordon slipped a half
dollar into the shivering palm and
added n word: when you've had
breakfast. come into police court
and ask for tho Judge. ! think
perhaps We can find something
for you
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Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The sfsr Invites H. reader. 10 use this
department ss an aid IN fipdins mlssins
r~lstis~s NJ friends. The department 10
Ia h<ip n reunitinE thcse whs have been
separated. Tbo~~ whose relative. or
fttsns- ere nis.isa arc Invited 10 report
the disApp<srsnee directly 20 The star.
k<adsrs who may know the whereabouts
81 r~fsoss mentioned In this columns a.
missinK are requested aiss 60 repart 10
The star. Other newspapers sre Invited
to reproduce zach items ~ will interest
their eosu munifi~-.
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WITT MAY HAVE TO
WAIT TWO MONTHS
FOR HIS SALARY

Peter witt, 81 ,00o.a.weck trac-
tlon expert may have 10 whistle
for his pay until the middle OF
February.
The city council authorized the
comptroller Monday TO draw sal.
airy warrant OF ss.254 in favor OF
Witt, but Mayor Caldwell is not
expected to sign the ordinance. II
he does sign IL. before the statu.
tory 19.day period has expired.
BY that time the railway will be
upon n warrant basis. Wits
check Will be stamped mot paid
for lack OF funs," and Pete will
have 10 wait until St Valentines
day for his money.
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whom he IIved or boarded. 6 asked
10 communicate with Horace u. Ca
soy. sc state st. Albany. N. \.
MRS MAGGIE A. C0OK.-Two
sisters came 20 Seattle from Column
bus. O.. In 1909 or 1903. They ARE
Mn. Maggie A. Cook and her sister.
Lizzie. n trained nurse. Edward
Quiglcy. 1919 Seventh ave. n trying
to locate them.
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A gold medal win be presented 10
The city Of Seattle by the city Of
Lima In recognition OF scattie's par
ticipation In the Peruvian Industrial
Centennial exposition last summer.
]. NJ. Macedo. Peruvian consul. viii
make the presentation and Mayor
Caldwell win receive the medal on
behalf OF tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-20
Burglar Makes Off
With Wedding Ring

A burglar who entered the home
Of IL C. Armstrong. i5is Lake ave-.
early Tuesday departed with q we'd
ding ring belonging TO Mrs Arm
strong. a ring set with five pearls
and a ruby. a cameo ring and two
watches.
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bandit STEALS
II HIS NEW SHOES

A bandit stopped Adam Gruli. 1909
w. SID St. early Tuesday at 18th
ave. N. w. and e1st st W.. as Grull
was returning home from night
work. and after robbing him Of Else
cash and a pair OF new shoes. made
his escape.
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ho was heard
from In Seattle.
10 years ago. Ar
thur Nathaniel
Adams IN sought
by his family in
the East. About
IL years ago. Al
ANS in said TO
have worked in
n cattle as a
printer. Any one
who knew Of
Adams. or with
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eel Securities BLDG. Phone M. 5ii'
Will. Buy LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
10 Johnston Piston a Ring.
600 Western Smelling a Power.
1000 Rainier Gas Cry stall
900 Davis Car Co.
900 Alaska Petroleum 4 Coal
2e0e Columbia Red Metal
1000 Outweat Petroleum.
1000 Capitol Petroleum.
AND Nh. OTHER gTprkS
MAX wINkf.ER
-f4 Union 81 Elliott et5n.
ron SALE
10 shares Johnston Piston a. Ring
sff rsr share. U-si. Star.
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: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


GARAGE PAHTSEfslIiP
Would you invest $3.50 N you were
privileged 10 own an equal half in-
fcrest in a busy downtown auto
repair shop. fully equipped. and
modern In every way. and show
ing a net profit OF 1900 month";
This place " busy all the time. as
owner has sata biirhcd trade. aud
does all the work for several local
firms. Some Of which own up TO
20 cars. No experience needed. but
you mukt be willing worker.
steady and reliable You win be
asAaeTmtrd with an expert mechan-
fc. who will teach you the business.
This is a real opportunity TO get
started In n profitable business be-
fore the New Year Act at once'
kf0 WHITE BLDG. /.
LIVE OPPORTUNITY - INVEST A
few hundred dollars now. while
you can get large bonus In
shares. Revolutionary Invention
in motive power for automobiles.
aernptanes and other purposes.
2f25 Smith Bldg.
5000 CASH. $50 MONTHLY, or
trade. takes fine t0-room hotel,
real and personal. Good business.
good town. Owner got drowned.
Tttftnft ffsg-J
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

NO. s3s--sEALED PRO
posaIs will be received at office
of General Purchasing Agent.
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Room t22 Bell street Terminal,
Seattle. wash. not later than II 100
q. m, January 10. 1922, for fur
nIshinR two passenger coaches.
Copies Of this circular may be OBJ
tafnad upon application at this Of
flee. from Alaskan Engineering
. Commission. 20t New Postoffive
Building. Portland. ore: Alaskan
Engineering Commission. BOG Gus
toms House, San Francisco. Calf
". 4. Reclamation Service. sos
Tramwny Bldg. Denver. Colo.
superintendent Of Warehouse, In
dian Service. 1910 8. Ashland ave.
Chicago. III: Bureau or Mines,
1900 Forbes ct. PittsburR. Pa. and
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Department Of the Interior. wash
, ington. -. g. G.. v. DOLE. Gem
eraI purrhasipp Agent
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by II. CARRINGTON. PHI. ID.
Noted Psychic Expert and Author n
.psyehical Phenomena


The s. $. Carnegie" has just re-
turned from a trip around the world.
which II has taken several years to
complete. bringing with II valuable
data as TO the magnetism of the
earth.
This little vessel was especially
built, and not single piece OF iron
was son board--not n knife, not a
nail-which might influence the mag.
netic lines OF the earth by it's pres.
encel This expedition was rendered
possible by the Carnegie Institution
Foundation; and several years have
been occupied In "A systematic study
of the magnetic lines OF force on our
globe.
Much valuable material has thus
been collected. which II will take n
long time to work over and publish.
A preliminary account OF some OF
the simpler elements OF the earth's
magnetism may. however. render the
full report, when issued, more intel
ligible to the average reader.
MAGNETIC POLES IN
NORTH AND SOUTH
We know that there are two mag.
netic poles" In the world. a north
pole and south pole. which do not
correspond with the true geographic
cal poles. The north magnetic pole
was discovered by Sir James C. Ross
in 1891. II was then about 400
miles distant from the true north
pole. The south magnetic pole Is
about 1000 miles from the true south
pole.
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MALE HELP WANTED
Neat Appearing
Men

One OF the largest companies in tho
Pacific Northwest has opening for a
man who has resided in Seattle
one year or more. Apply at once,
Room 20t Central Bldg.
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FOR sALE-iO ACRES. 1s MILES
from Seattle; 3 acres orchardi =
Walton. $4,000; half cash. J. M.
Mccullough. Dotbell. Wash
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MONEY ron CHRISTMAS

fou. Of course. want 10 make your
friends and loved ones happy at
Christmas time. but may not have
the necessary cash on hand. DO
not let that spoil tho Christmas
pleasure We viii gladly loan you
the au0Int you need. IL working
steady, without security OF any
Kind. Pay " back In small weekly
or monthly payments. QUICK
QUIET. CONFIDENTIAL service.
EMPLOYEES LOAN SOCIETY
SIS Empire Bldg
aft Secnnd ANc.. Near Madlson.
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ACREAGE

REAL GOOD BUY
40 acres dandy good soil, free
from stone and gravel; ~
slashed; good pasture; l.
acre timber: Broom house,
large barn and outbuildinRs:
ali Kinds OF berries; team.
wagon. harness. 2 cows, poul-
try. tools, etc. so sacks
Fpuda and feed. Price
$4,000; terms $4,000 cash.
Would consider small home
for part.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
5f2-If White Bldg.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attorpe, sal.i.aw
J. r. bliahcd 1851. All
eases moderate lcra. consultation
free. Main 71o1. gi5 Burke bldg.
pes Second ave
lhiroprastor
DIR. H. y. TURNER cliiRopRAc-
tor. zfQ.i1 Hnight lid. sd-pine
Hours. 1875. Eve dates NJ. asa
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALI ARTf-
eira Of value. THE RELIABLE.
f07 Third ave.
Expert Electric Repairs
MOTOHN APPLIANCES. WIRING
y. J. giSnan Electric Co. bti First
~ Elliott tngs
Financial
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN HANK
accounts purchased. s02 American
Hank bldg.
Money TO Loan
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LOANS to sAIARiED MEN and
women on their own note.
LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS,
etc. Easy payment plan.
wCysKINGMkN's LOAN co.
1907 Senbohrd Bldg.
Fourth and PIKE, 10th Floor.
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and lowelry. on most
satisfactory terms,
SOCIETY ron REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
35b-356 Empire building
Second Near Madison.
MONEY TO LoAN-wE LOAN ANY
AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS. watches
and fewelryi lowest rates,
seattin'r oldest Loan Brokers
AMERICAN JEWELRY co.
s2t Second Ave, Estabiished 1883
AUTOMOBILE and FURNITURE
LOANS. NO DELAY
II. ". shRGENT, inc.
500 central bldg. Third Ave.
Monuments
PUGET SOUND MARBLE Il GRAM
liahed 1874.
Oriician and Optometrist
!. " Hdmnnde. Frascr- Patterson co.
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK p. GoRIN--PAT-
ent Attorney American and for
cign patents secured. developed
aud promoted. s05-6-7 Central
Bldg. Seattle, Wash, aud 500 II
at ". W. Washington. II. g.
Phone Main $500.
II. T.. HEYNOLDS. NJ. r.; c. L. REY-
EOLDS. Established Seattle. 1922:
3 years examiner u. =. Patent Of
flee, 1926 Lyon sid. Elliott 5O75.
HARRY BOWEN n co.
SIS total cost Of patents. s3b down.
ZIG University 81 Main 5Sit,
PfERRE BARNES. Main $3.50. 1914
- Hoge Bld. patents. Trade marks.
Physicians, Surgeons
EIIEUMATISM, SCIATTCA, LUMBA-
go. Our treatment givca immedl ats
relief. one weeks trial treatment.
Open evenings. References. Drs.
Freere and Brnden, o0b n 3rd ave.
WoMEN's AILMENTS. Is YEARS
experience. DR.. Angus. 400 Pam
tages Bldg. Third and University.
Piano Tuning
PIANO TuNER-STRoM. MAIN 5000.
Cut rate plano repairing. tuning.
Razor Blades Sharpcned
Sspangenberg. cutlery. 1907 18th ave.
Violin Repairing
Bows rehalred. Finlay. 1Gi5 ard ~.
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BUY LAND NEAR work
OIL. LEASES

ALASKA oft LEASFs
AND DRILLING SITES
COLD RAY AND ANCHOllA on
Col Alaska building.
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{ FOR SAI.k-FURNIsHED
HOUSES

FOR saLfs--s ROOMS. FULLY FUR
nished. on Bellevue. viii take
any reasonable offer. come and
take posaesston. Phone Fast osst.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

s-R0oM HOUSE. MODERN. con-
pIeteiy furnished. new plano. IL
Ainutes from postoffice: rent $50.
Kenrou T7ff
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tTcvmeviy special Investigator for The
Congressional ssis<f COMMITTEES On ship
ping Board ope~~iions)
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IS FOR sAIE--KEAL ESTATE

= x K X K X X X X X K X X
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-07

stock. The Company will at all times
while any, maturing preferred stock is
outstanding maintain net tangible assets
Of a value of two times the par value
of the outstanding preferred stock and
will likewise maintain net quick assets
of a value at least one and one-quarter
times the par value Of the outstanding
preferred stock; in computing such as
sets, capital stock, reserve, surplus and
undivided profits accounts shall not be
treated as liabilities.
Section g. These Articles shall in no
way be amended SO long as any of the
maturing preferred stock is outstanding
except upon the written consent thereto
by the holders Of at least. eighty per
cent (30Go) of the maturing preferred
stock then outstanding.
Section .. The non-maturing prefer
red stock shall be redeemable at par and
accrued dividends, at the option Of the
Company, at any time after five years
from the date Of issue, upon thirty, 500
days written notice. The non-maturing
preferred stock shall be non-voting.
Be II Further Resolved. That Article
Bemidji Manufacturing Company, a Min
nesota corporation. be amended so as to
read as follows. to-wit:
ARTICLE w.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or
liability to which this corporation shall
of Three Hundred Fifty Thousand Dol
lars $3.50, 000.00).
In Testimony Whereof. We have here
unto set our hands and affixed the seal
of said Bemidji Manufacturing Company
this 28th day Of February, 1921.
\. NJ. BAGLEY
w. l.. BROOKS.
In the presence Of:
Paul Howe,
J. "a. Forester
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Fruit in the Mornino,

Don't make the mistake of going
without fruit in the morning. Most of
us don't have fruit enough and there
is no time when it is more beneficial
than as the first course of breakfast.
Eating fruit for breakfast is largely
matter of habit. If you get out OF
the habit Of it you soon find no break.
fast complete without some sort OF
fruit,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-07
Soap and Candles Of Human Fat.

Among soap anomalies may be men
toned human fat toilet soap, known
over continental Europe the past cen
tury or more and indicated by some
me'licos as a superior emollient. Thi.
sounds callous, but the art of soar
making is not particularly noted fOl
fine sentiment. The fat stock was Oh
tanned from cadavers Of hospital and
mOrgue .derelicts and tried out like
any other fat. Candles for special
purposes have also been made from
human fat.-Scientific American.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-07
Treaehery the Supreme Vice.

Of all the vices to which human M
tire is subject treachery is the most
infamous and detestable, being COM
pounded Of fraud, cowardice and re.
venge. The greatest wrongs will not
justify it, as it destroys those prin-
ciples Of mutual confidence and secur-
ity by which only society can subsist.-
L. Nj. Stretch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-07
PRIVILEGE Of japanese Women.

In married life in Japan the woman
has many advantages, one custom be.
in: that the man may not leave the
home without his wife's knowledge
and consent, and when the woman de-
cides to entertain she advises her hus-
band of the plans and he is expected
20 have them carried out With care.
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EXCEPTIONALLY FINE improved
160-acre farm; SO acres plowed for
crop; no stumps; no stone; 10
acres natural meadow. cut with
mower; school across road. Seven
neigkbors within mile. Good pro-
ductive soil; nothing better in this
county. Will sell cheap, might
take trade for part. E. J. Will
let's, owner, Bemidji, MINI. $3.50
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FOR SALE--SO acre farm; heavy
black loan on clay subsoil; 80
acres cleared; Z miles south of Be-
midi; good road: east of Lake
Plantaganet; n mile to school;
telephone; rural route; Groom
bungalow house, large cellar;
frame barn for 10 head of stock:
hay NOW new; garage and hen
house: good we'll; one acre garden
fenced; lots of hardwood and
some saw timber. Call en- or i'd
lui"e of Robert E. Anderson, Be-
midi, Rte 8. Phone 4G-T-2l.
3t3-S
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4OST-Sunday morning, child's
gray suede pocketbook between
Methodist a, n d Presbyterian
churches. Return for reward to
little Catherine Dvoracek or phone
lO. 3-7tf
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27-F-5. Geo. Davis. Rural Rte.
No. 2. 6t3-9
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FOR 'SALE-FARM

LOTS o. FARMS-Let us sell you
one Come tU our Office and look
over our bargain signs Willis Il
Olson, the land men. Lift
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LOST AND FOUND

party that left a pair
of rubbers with A. Brose, 400 Min
nesota avenue, will please call and
get same. 6t3-11
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WANTED TO RENT, S, or 6
room modern house. Phone 361-J.
3t3-9
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WANTED-Work as janitor or fire.
man; any odd jobs. w. T. Sterrett,
Hotel Remore. Telephone 2O2-J.
3t3-9
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WANTED-Storage for furniture of
eight room house. Address "Stor-
age" care Pioneer. Gt3-9
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WANTED

WANTED-Ford touring car, 1920
model. Phone 1881. 3t3-9
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MAN OR WOMAN wanted, salary
$36, full time, 75c an hour spare
time, selling guaranteed hosiery
to wearer. Experience unnecessary.
Guaranteed Mills, Morristown, Pa.
1OtWed3-l6
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State of Minnesota
Department of State.
l hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
office on the 4th day Of March, A. D.,
1921. at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and was duly
recorded in Book I. of interpretations
on page. ..,............
MIKE HOLM,
Secretary Of State.
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Lancaster. Simpson, Junell & Dorsey,
$50 First National-Soo Line Building,
MINI.
I'd 3-7-S
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FOR RENT-TwO modern furnished
rooms. Inquire at 9Th and Lake
Blvd. 2t3-S
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Office of Register of Deeds,
Beltrami County, MINI.
Thereby certify that this instrument
was filed in this office for record on the
O'clock Gel p NJ. and was dulv recorded in
Book 1G. Of Miscellaneous, on Page AZ.
c. Q. MOON,
Register of Deeds
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished room
Lady preferred. Call 42S-J. '2t3-S
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State Of Minnesota:


County of Beltrami, IS:
On this 2Sth day of February. 1921.
before me. a Notary Public within and
for said County, personally appeared a.
NJ. Bagley and w. l.. Brooks, to me per-
sonally known, who, being by me first
duly sworn, did each for himself say that
he is the President and Secretary, re-
spectively, of Bemidji Manufacturing
Company, Minnesota corporations; that
he has read the foregoing Certificate
and knows the contents thereof, and that
the seal affixed to- said Certificate is the
corporate seal Of said corporation, and
that said instrument was executed on
behalf of said corporation by authority
Of a majority vote Of all IT'S shares of
common stock at a special meeting of
the common ockflolders lnly called and
held on the 28th day of February, 1871 !;
that at said special meeting a majority
of the common stock Of said corpora
ton was represented and voted m favor
Of said resolution; and said 4. NJ. Bagley
and w. l.. Brooks acknowledged said in
strument to be their free act and Geed
and the free act and deed of said cor
poration.
PAUL HOWE.
Notary Public. Beltrami County, MINI.
My commission expires October %,
1925.
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FOR RENT-Front room Tor office
in Ibertson block. Inquire of M. e.
IbertsOn. 2rl5tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Strictly modern room.
$40 Beltrami avenue, 3t3-S
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cream separator and
plush couch. 715 Twelfth street.
4t3-1O
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-04-22
BAD WEATHER INJURIES
JENNE'S EASTERN CHANCES

The late rains are proving hard
luck for Eldon JENNIE, who is putting
forth every effort to get in shape
for the Pennsylvania State relay
carnival.
The season has been so late that
Jenne has not been able to get back
into his old form and is uncertain
whether he will be near enough in
form to pay him to go at this season.
Jenne has been on the job every
possible chance either inside or out
and had just cleared the 2-ft. mark
when the last rain put a crimp in
things for him If he goes he will
need to leave Saturday and go via
Chicago, where he will stop for a
short workout He will also have
a day in which to work out at Phil
adelphia before the meet.
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COUGARS VS.. OREGON
HERE MONDAY-TUESDA
Initial Conference Games for Both
Teams-Gray, Durno, Berg,
Boilers Pitchers

Conference baseball will make its
initial appearance of the 1921 sea-
son here next Monday and Tuesday
afternoons. April 25 and 20, on
Rogers field when the Washington
state College nine meets the Uni
versity of Oregon in two-game
series.
Dope on Coach Boilers Univer-
sity nine seems to be negative
quantity as yet, SINCE they will play
their first conference game Friday
with the University of Washington.
Indications. however, point to an
evenly matched contest. Oregon was
defeated last week by the Villa
mette aggregation on errors by a
score of 6 to 3 Gray, Berg, and
Durno. Coach BOILERS three whirl-
ers, permitted five hits to the Wis
ftors Berg showed the best arm in
the contest and will probably be the
starter for the game here next Mon
day
On the other hand. the Cougar
lineup will remain unchanged and
although handicapped by rainy
weather the past few days Coach
Barber states that they are all go
ing strong and bid fair to make a
stellar showing Every minute
available the remainder of the week
will be spent in practice in order to
tighten the loose places which
showed forth in the Gonzaga game.
Their work with the Pullman town
team this week will prove valua-
BILE point in their favor.
Barber has definitely decided up
on the pitching staff for the game
which seem likely to consist of Friel
and Skadan, with the possible run
ming in of Ruley, Kotula, and Swan
son. Many extra men. will be on
hand for both field and outfield po-
sitions but the present lineup will
feature Bray and Sandberg on the
receiving end. The rumored shifts
of some infield men is not made au-
thoritive by Coach Barber, who
states that the men will remain in
their present positions. Muller, Nc
Donald. and King are to hold down
the infield bags with Hockey at
short, The outfield consists of Nor
gan, Moran, and Foster.