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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

TovEN tenedor de libros con prac-
- tica en- centrales azucareras y
como corresponsal de espafiol ingl6s
solicita colocaci6n. Experto en- todo ira
bajo de oficina. S. A. Hctel Phila. Lu-
ma 50.-10-1s.
APRovEcHEsE: compramOs cajas de
carton tamafio regular. Dirijase a Lu
ma 61 altos. 1910
AJUAR DE CAsA.-Por cambio de re
sidencia Sc vends todo ell que existe
en- la casa de dos plantas, situada en-
Ia Plaza del Condado, Avenida Lafa-
yette, telefono No. 21.-- 1925
Sc vENDE una casa de concrete en-
santurce, de modsrna construction y
con todas las comodidades necesarias.
Box 893 San Juan. Telefonos 1864 San
Juan, $50 negro Santurce. 1913
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

CE VENDE por ausentarse su Due
~ ma el mobiliario de la casa Girls
to A tercer piso. Esta en- magnifico
estado. Informaran telefono 153 yer
de, San Juan. 10-24
DOsTALES ALEMANAS, suizas v
americanas. de imagenes, inicia-
les, paisajes, felicitaciones y amorosas,
en- Totes de 1850 remitense al recibo de
$500 por G. o. d. Post Card Dealer,
Box 456, San Juan, P. R.-P.
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CT THEME listed CATARRo y Ia
tos 70 fatiga, compre en- Ia Far
macia Hyotole y despidase. que Ia tos
us ls uuitA come por encanto. 1O-2b
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

CE vENDE negocea una guagua
- 1nformaran Gale de la Monse
rrate No. Al, Santurce.-10-1S.
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CT THEME listed CATARRO ' la
tos 10 fatiga, cOmpre en- Ia Far
macia Hyotole y despidase. que Ia tos
"a L. uufta come por encanto. 1O-26
VTENTA DE MUEBLES.- Juego
" de sala, nogal americana, sin
uso, muy barato. Informes, Fortale-
"a 80. primer piso. lO-l4
A TENCION:-NO deje para mafia-
ma 10 que puede hacer usted hoy.
Asegure 81 autom6vil truck con
eoBRINOs DE EZQUIAGA. p.
MTEURO- -vIRIIs. Is.-Indicado para Ia
impotencia, falta de vigor So
Kual. decaimiento fisico y Compussto
Dc Ishimbina legftima del Cameron ,
1 Lscitina. En- las Duenas farmacias y
arogusr1as.-P
CE vENDE:-- AutOmdvil "Peer-
less'' en- perfecto estado. Para
informes: KorBer y Go. Inc, San Juan.
1O-25.
TN GUAYNABo, Sc vende anca de
- 3S cuerdas Barrio Santa Rosa.
Buen camino de carros de bueyes, mi
tad de frutos memories, buena para Ger
cados, a dos Kilometres de La pobla-
ci6n. Informaran D. F.-1o-27.
CE VENDE una inca de veintid6s
cuerdas con casa de vivienda provista
DC installation sanitaria y garaje, sita
en ell kil6metro % de la carretera de
Rio Piedras Fajardo Precio ocho mil
d6lares dejando la mitad en- hipoteca
8 por ciento 81 el compradcr 10 desea
Dirijase Box 1925, San Juan
1924.
CE VENDE:-residencia de con-
creto con garaje, entrada de la
Avenida De Diego ndmero 5. Infor-
mara en- la misnda, Telefono 214 verde,
santurce. Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-11--9.
zAPATEROs:- 81 Quer6is econo-
- mizar en- la compra de pieles y
materiales del ramo, solicitad nuestros
precios. Apartado 1874. Aguadilla, P.
R.-P.
Sc vENDE casa de MADEIRA forrada
de zinc con solar propio, Carretera 80,
Catafio. Tambien solar que da Ia
playa con plano para fabricar otra. In
formara Banco Comercial, Bayam6n
Branch 1926
nEsEO vender, directamcnte al
- comprador; mir casa de concrete
armada, carretera No. 12s, parada II.
santurce. Puede inspeccionarla. Infor
mare en- Allen 80, San Juan Licencia
do Francisco del Vale, Jr. 10-2O.S
NABINETES grandes conteniendo
botones fnos negros en- varias
for1nas y para trajes seaora y rellenos
con un bonito surtido de postales Re-
intense por tres d6lares g. o. D.
''Post Card Dealer, Box 456, San
Juan, p. R.-11-14.
PLUSAS.- Una casa establecida
desea tener noticia de agentes
que entiendan perfectamente la hechU
ra de blusas mano. De referencias,
casas para quien ha trabajado Y la
cantidad que produce. No Sc admiten
trabajadoras descuidadas. P. o. Box
s36. Mayagiiez, p. R.-1o-21.
CE vENDE una maquina Reming
- - -. n
buen estado. Informaran Cristo a,
4r,.nn.. ,nicl, Z, to1nfo,no 70 rrn,..lo &c =,
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q LMoRRANAS.-InternAs sx-
ternas Grietas y Curaci6n radical
con Ia Psmada Tnglesa Anema-Smith.
Bolicitela en- las farmacias de primer
Ordsn. JOSE O. PeyOrk, Bsx 1e2. Gan
Jua1,--P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

CE VENDE una maquina Reming
ton No 10 con su mesa en- muy
tercer piso 0 telefono 153 verde. San
Juan. 10-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17
CINE LAS ANTILLAs:

Eddie Polo en- los episoios primero y
segundo de la serie lei secreto del
Cuatro', una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

I'm GUAYNABo, Sc vende finca de
~ Ss cuerdas Barrio Santa Rosa.
Buen camino de carros de bueyes, mi
tad de frutos memories, buena para Ger
cados, a dos Kilometres de La pobla-
cf6n. Informaran D. F.-10-27.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

CE ALQUILA habitaci6n frescaa y
ventilada en- casa de matrimonio
sin nihos, prcpia para persona sola. Bar
celona st. 10. Stop 16 y media, tee
fono 470 negro.-1O-1s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

CE CoMPRA una guagua que este
- en- buenas condolences. Informa
ra Eugenio Beltran, Carretera No. 81,
Stop 12.-1o-23.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

DLUSAS.- Una casa establecida
desea tener noticia de agentes
que entiendan perfectamente la hechu
ra de blusas mano De referencias,
casas para quien ha trabajado Y la
cantidad que produce. No Sc admiten
trabajadoras descuidadas. P. o. Box
s36 Mayagiiez, p. R.-10-21.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

COLAREs:-Calle LOLA (parada
~ 44). Precios sumamente bajos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. Su nombre y di-
recci6n por telefono, correo perso-
nalmerte, le da derecho information
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edifcio
Belaval. Tanca 2, Telefono $50, san
Juan.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

HABINETES grandes conteniendo
botones fnos negros en- varias
for1nas y para trajes seiiora y rellenos
con un bonito surtido de postales. Re-
intense por tres d6lares G. o. D.
"Post Card Dealer, Box 456, San
Juan, p. R.-11-14.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

DEsEO vender, directamcnte al
- comprador; nni- casa de concrete
armada. carretera No. 12S, parada II
Santurce. Puede inspeccionarla. Infor
mare en- Allen 30, San Juan. Licencia
do Francisco del Vale, Jr. 10-2O.4
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cEM1LLAs DE HAB1cHUELAs sir

u1sToR1As FARA Ell cINE:-
I AQuiere usted ganar mucho dine
ro? Ell trabajo es muy div'ertido e inte=
resante. Nuestro Curse de Instruccio-
nes en- castellano le ensenara escribir
buenos argumentos y le dira como
d6nde venderlos. PiSanos infornes. La
tin American Photoplays Service, P. Q.
Box SO. Station l. New York. N. Y.-P
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

CE vENDE:-residenc de con
creto con garaje, entrada de Il
Avenida De Diego ntmero 5. Infor
mara en- la misna, Telefcno 214 verde
santurce, Rosa Toro viuda de Miriam
da.-11--9.
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-suscribase a Ell MUNDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-17

Sc vENDE casa de MADEIRA forrada
de zinc con solar propio, Carretera 50,
Catafio. Tambien solar que da a Ia
playa. con plano para fabricar otra. In
formara Banco Comercial, Bayam6n
Branch. 1875
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
Mid'Winter Tourist
Travel Innovation.
Party from Colorado Stops Over
Night at Caldwell Camp to Sup
erintendent's Amusement.

"What nexti" thought William
Bishoff, city park superintendent when
a tourist party invaded his domain at
Memorial park Wednesday evening
and prepared to stay over night, The
tourist party was enroute from Colo
RADIO to Nevada and came through the
Snake river valley, going south from
Caldwell over the new California cut
off.
This is not the tourist season and
as Mr.. Bishoff expresses 1t, 1--we got
plenty to do without having to be
bothered with tourists all the year
round, We expect them in tho sum-
mer time but this is almost the end OF
the limit"
Nevertheless, the tourists were made
welcome at the camp and provided
with everything that could be sup
piled to add to their comfort
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
Many Changes Are
Made for Huston.
Rural Routes Altered to
Give Better Service
To Patrons.

Huston rural routes will be changed
March | to serve the residents of the
Lake View who reside along the
south side of Lake Lowell, according
to an announcement made by Milton
March, Huston postmaster, following
the receipt of instructions covering
changes to be made. This service
will be extended ~ miles farther
east than formerly and another ex-
tension will be made one mile farther
south to serve residents of Cozy Basin.
This new arrangement will give
many. patrons closer service, accord
ing to Mr. March. Under the present
system, many persons are two miles
from a route. This distance will in
most cases, be materially reduced.
Mr.. March urges patrons to famil-
iarize themselves with the new routes
prior to March in order that they
may prevent unnecessary delay in the
proper delivery of mail
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
Farmers Company
Makes Big Gains.
Insurance Concern Is
Ten Million Dollar
Institution.

The Farmers Mutual Insurance
company held its annual member:
meeting in the. city hall in Caldwell
Tuesday, February 7, 1922.
The business Of sthe company fol-
the year 1921, was shown by reports
from the secretary, the treasurer, and
the Inspector of claims; and these re.
ports were confirmed by the auditing
committee.
AS shown by these reports, the com.
pany now has membership of 3711
with 42lS policies in force, covering
$1O,2l9,8l6.4o of insurance.
The company paid losses during
1921, amounting to $l8,5OO.73. o.
this amount, $8,977s9 was paid or
houses damaged or destroyed; 49,.
7O3.49 was for household goods, fur.
niture, etc.; $1,923.ll for barns ano
outbuildings; $l,s4O.7O for hay; $45O.o4
for grain; $1,6l643 for autos, anc
$288.47 for harness, farm implements
etc.
The net gain of insurance in fore,
tor the year amounted to more thar
$9l4,0OO.
The three directors elected this yeal
were Peter Albert of New Plymouth
D. R. Hubbard of Kuna, and J. E
Bird of Nampa.
After the members meeting ad
journed, the board of directors me
and organized for the coming year a.
follows:
w. H. Look, president; Peter AL
bert, vice-president, and J Jester, Jr.
secretary-treasurer.
Mr.. Look has been president of thi
company since it was organized il
1908, in fact, he is the father of tn,
company.
At the instigation of the other mem
bers of the board, a splendid photo
of Mr.. Look has been enlarged, ffam
ed and hung in the office of the com
pany on Arthur street.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
Gem Farmers to
Join Association.
Decide to Join Cooper
ative Lettuce Market
ing Organization.

The farmers in the Gem Irrigation
district will affiliate with the Idaho
Producers Union. This apparently
was the unanimous decision of the
growers of the Claytonia district at a
big farm bureau meeting held at Clay
tonia Wednesday night at which ap-
proximately 100 farmers were in at
tendance.
Prior to discussing the lettuce pro-
gram, the farmers listened to a prop
osition for securing seed potatoes
whereby the man furnishing the seed
is to receive as payment a part of the
crop next fall. Following this dis
cussion, the report of the lettuce COM
| mittee was read and also the contract
between the grower and the Idaho
Producers Union that was recon-
mended by the committee. Both were
we'll received.
AT the close of the meeting, William
Hogg. community chairman, in dis
cussing the attitude of the Gem dis
trict said:
I'm my opinion there is no doubt
that the Gem district growers will af.
filiate with the Idaho Producers
Union practically 100 per cent We
will produce at least 100 acres of let.
tuce in this territory and will have
sufficient acreage to warrant the cree
ton of a packing plant in this terri.
tory"
Following the meeting, large mum
Der of prospective growers signed tn.
contracts and those not in attendance
will sign and mail contracts to the
farm bureau within the next few days
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
University Sends
Out Sobbing Stuff.
Densest Gloom Prevades
!, Varsity Camp, Dope
Says.

University of Idaho, Feb. al
u. of |. mat men, defeated twice
already this season, see slight
chances for victory in the match
scheduled with the College of
Idaho team that is to come here
from Caldwell Feb. %, Both mat
ches were lost to Darlington State
men by substantial margins. The
Vandals are not up to standard in
wrestling this year, while the
Caldwell team is reputed one of
the strongest amateur aggrega-
tons in the northwest. Idaho,
however, has excellent prospects
in the heavyweight division, being
represented by Babe" Brown of
Boise, one of the fastest amateurs
in the state.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
Academy Students
Please With Music.
Recital Saturday Eve
ming is Well Received
By Crowd.

The music students of the Gem
State Academy under the direction of
Mrs. H. A. Green gave the following
recital Saturday evening, February 10,
in the academy chapel before large
and appreciative audience:
Camp Fire Girls, (Trio.) ....Spaulding
Kathryn Conger, Neva Garvin, Birdie
Bowman.
NdtdpldH ---.-.-------------.-----..--. DOn1Zetti
Roy Albertson.
Progress March.
..-......,.----- ...-----Eva and Neva Garvin
Humoreske (simplihed) .-...Dvorshok
Kathryn Conger.
Polonaise (Trio. -Streabbop
Frank Compton, Fred Norwood, Fur
man Green.
In the Gondola..-...-Geraldine Parsons
Anvil Chorus (duet) -Engleman
Marie Gilbert, Millicent Wright
appropriately. PA, No. S ,l.-Gurlitt
Fred Norwood.
Rose Petals duet --... Engleman
Marjorie Ogden, Geraldine Parsons
Melody in F. two pianos) Rubenstein
Mrs. Eva Carmen, Martha Wirth
Frolics-Op. II, No. S won Wilm
Marie Gilbert.
Irish Intermezzo (Trio) Pierre Renard
Roy Albertson, Geraldine Parsons,
Furman Green.
Neva Garvin.
In the Starlight Frank Compton
Dance of the Amoretles -..-.-.-...H Helms
Marjorie Ogden.
In Knightly Array, (duet) ...-Schoebel
Frank Compton, Fred Norwood.
Valse Roulante .....--... Dudley Martin
| Martha Wirth.
Silver Nymph ...............-...........He ins
Millicent Wright.
Enchanted Moments (duet) .......-Geibel
Mrs. Carmen, Martha Wirth
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21

Bank. We believe, that where a
lien is. reserved under the govern
ment patent same cannot be alter
ed or released in any way other
than in full payment of the amount
due or by Act of Congress"
To quote further:
Overhead costs now run thru
the Boise office, to Denver and
thence to Washington. Under a
board of probably five directors,
the irrigation district would be re-
ieved of all this overhead expense.
The only thing the government
would expect would be payments
due it. This is the experience of
other irrigation districts in the
Boise Valley"
Mr.. Antrim, no doubt, has failed
to read the contract with the Black
Canyon irrigation district dated Jam
uary 8, 1918, else he could not well
make the statements he did. On page
eleven (lD we read
"All the cost and expense of the
inspection hereinafter provided and
proportionate share of the en-
cheering, clerical and legal ex-
pense OF the several government
offices doing work for such pro-
ject work for such project, and
such other overhead charges as
shall be determined by the Sec
rotary of the Interior"
This is not only true of the Black
Canyon district but of every govern
ment irrigation project fwhere dis
tricts have been formed. Had Mr.
Antrim looked into the Twentieth
Annual Report of the secretary of the
interior to congress, he would have
found that of the twenty-five projects
reported the per cent of overhead is
greater in every instance on those
projects that have organized into dis.
tricts than it is on the Boise project
THE method of voting is matter
of personal opinion. Under the dis
trict plan any legally qualified voter
living within the district votes wheth-
er the owner of property in the dis
trict or not. Renters, hired help and
floaters of the towns may control the
policy of the board A land owner
outside the district has no vote. In
the association only land owners
vote"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
Huston. Bureau Is
Organized for Work.

The members of the farm bureau in
the Huston community are now or
gained for business, having met and
elected the following officers and pro-
ject leaders:
Joseph Miller, chairman and men,
Der of the county board of directors;
George Wells Smith, secretary. Pro-
ject leaders: Potatoes, c. F. Smith;
lettuce, J. P. loft; dairy, Morris
Lamb; seed, C. ]. Wurtz; poultry,
James Evans.
1t is planned to hold monthly meet
ings on the first Saturday evening of
each month. Discussions and recon-
mendations of the community can
then be carried to the county farm
bureau board of directors by the
chairman, the county board meeting
the second Saturday afternoon of each
month.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
LOCAL SALES LADY TO
STUDY AT PORTLAND,

The Caldwell Dry Goods store has
sent their lcorsetiere, Mrs. +, (, Hat
maker, to attend the Gossard School
of Corsetry at Portland, She will re-
main there during this week, This
school is an innovation in that il &C
cepts only saleswomen who have had
practical experience and who are ready
to take postgraduate work,
Specialized service has taken on an
added importance in the modern re.
tail store and the Caldwell Dry Goods
store has adopted this advanced mer.
chandising idea in every department
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
CALDWELL HIGH
TEAM TR0UNCES
ONTARIO An
Breaks Losing Streak by
Return to Form Satur-
day; Boise Quintet Here
Tonight.

Breaking the string of close score
lost games. the Caldwell high school
basket ball team found itself Saturday
night and trounced the Ontario quin-
tet, ALL. At no time was the out
come of the game in doubt, the first
half ending with the locals on the long
end of 24-9 score. Spectators OBJ
tanned most enjoyment watching the
stellar work of Jensen, star forward
for the locals, who in 80 minutes play
ing time, is credited with 20 points.
The Caldwell teams defense was
working admirably, the visitors being
practically shut off from the basket
and being able to make only two
points in the second half
Tonight the Boise team will play
here in what promises to be one of the
hardest fought games of the season.
Because of the high school dance to be
given this evening, the basket ball
game will be called promptly at :
o'clock. Boise won from Caldwell
on Bosses floor early in the season
by the narrow margin of three points
Thirsting for revenge, the Caldwell
team is expected to give the Capital
city quintet hard game on the home
floor.
Running true to form as the hard
luck team of the conference, the 10.
calls lost to Mountain Home, league
tailenders at Mountain Home Friday
night, 27-24 in what was the seasons
biggest upset. Inability to convert
after excellent team work had placed
the locals in position to shoot cost
Caldwell the game. The first hall
ended 14-13 for Caldwell but for the
first IA minutes of the second half
the locals were not credited with n
additional point. The game CLOSED
with Caldwell rapidly overcoming thu
M fountain Home lead Following thu
game, members of the Caldwell team
were entertained at an informal danc
ing party III lHC SSHOOl dlS
were served with refreshments pre-
pared by domestic science students.
Acting upon instructions from tn,
state athletic organization embracing
Idaho high schools, J. ]. Rae, super
intendent of Caldwell schools, Friday
issued a call for a basketball tourna
ment to aid in determining what team
from this district shall make the tril
to Pocatello for the southern Idaho
high. school conference tournament
Nampa, league leaders in this section
is expected to protest this plan but
following the practice of former year!
when a combination of the season,
schedule and the tournaments results
were used to determine this distric
championship; the call is regarded a
certain to result in tournament
Probably this affair will be staged OF
the neutral floor at the Boise Y. NJ
c. A. sometime next week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
NO { HAN CT Of
v / OLE RELIEF
F D R SETTLERS
Guy Flenner Writes No
Possibility of Blanket
Loans to Reclamation
Fund.

There is no hope for blanket re-
lief for settlers upon western recla-
nation projects, according to a let
ter to Roy Hurt, secretary of the
Caldwell Commercial club, from Guy
Flenner, manager of the Idaho Recla-
nation association.
Il want to say that your organiza-
tion," Mr.. Flenner writes, should
make an effort to put the question of
relief before the settlers before these
people in proper form. They must be
told that there will be no blanket re-
lief extended excepting at the terrible
cost of temporarily abandoning ev-
cry irrigation project in Idaho, includ-
ing the Black Canyon.
There seems to be no question but
that opposition to- reclamation gen.
orally is strong enough to prevent
special appropriations in the way of
loans to cover delinquencies of set
tiers. If they do not pay there will
be nothing in the reclamation fund to
carry on the work 1t is a subject
that is live one on every irrigation
project in the west, and any blanket
relief for Idaho or any Idaho project
would necessarily have to be followed
up by similar relief all over the west
which would continue the reclamation
fund in state of depletion.
This has been very clear to us for
long time and for that reason alone,
this association, with other agencies,
started movement for individual re-
lief at the discretion of the secretary
of the interior as the only relief pos
sible. We have succeeded, however
in charging that dissertation to in
clude an entire project if the secretary
should hold that it was necessary.
I'VE are as deeply in sympathy with
the settlers and their conditions as
anyone and have been working just as
hard to secure relief for all of them
as any instrumentality. But we coulc
not consent to a program that would
at one blow wipe out all our chance.
for reclamation development and a
the same time deprive ourselves of tn,
relief that is needed"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21

Albert Sherman returned Sunday
from Hot Lake, Oregon, where he
has been for the past week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-02-21
DROP GAME SATURDAY.

The College OF Idaho basket ball
quintet lost its first game of the sea-
son at Boise Saturday night when the
fast Presbyterian church team won
by score of 24-l7 in return game.
Captain James Walsh, pivotal man OF
the coliegians offense, decorated the
side lines during the major portion OF
the ARRAY, the result of an infection in
his foot. His absence materially GU,
down the offensive strength and scor.
ing power Of the college team.