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nOhTs FOR rIGnTERs.

Don't Hfaft "thhd0W BOtlng"
every time you hear n bell ring.
There might BE- fire some place.
Don't lend" with your chin and
forget 10 duck. You may never set
another chance 10 "lea1,"
Don't leave md then you won't
have 10 stage "eomeback,"
Don't think YOU arc n rival Of
Luther Burbank on fruits and veg
dnblcs Just because you have rnlsed
D couple ~ "caullnowers."
Don't "fix 80 with your opponent
before The fight. for your opponent
may have o. weak memory.
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PITCHED TO ,EM.

4 veteran baaeD1II man says
"J,abG" Ruth entered tbs ssrIes IN
oxceISnt physical condition and was
shown up by the Giants pitchers
~ way that amazed the fang.
Leader McGfaw bad Ruins number
Iaaa year. but Yankee partisans
rcfused 10 believe H. From the out
ret " this yeu'a series Ruins
weakness vas evident MeGfaw's
smart toxtnep fooled him with n
change Of pace. They Kept the balls
low and at the esfne time were not
afraid 10 pitch 10 him.
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battling" Sill 10 Make
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

II ING FOOTBALL receiv-
n ID a couple of hard knocks
last week when the regular
weekend schedule Of high
school games were reeled off
on Nebraska gridirons.
The most important upset
of the season happened Fri
day down on the banks of the
Blue river where the town of
Beatrice il located. In this
quiet Nebraska village the
mighty little Beatrice high
school team defeated the
heavy Omaha technical
eleven by the score of 10 to
10.
neatrie's defeat OF Coaches Drum.
mond and Whites team eliminated
Tech from further consideration in the
igzs Nebraska state high school cham.
nionship scramble,
Contrary 10 repofts received here
following the game. beatrice dli not
outplay ire Omaha Erlislers Accord.
ms 10 omaha fans who witnessed
the same. Tech and cnaeh nssh
hughes men hsttled on about even
terms with Tech having the adyan.
iese Il any ~ete % - HlNen
kFssas tuahles,
once during the firsl half, Tech had
The bail an stiaiFles'a three yard line
csnlaln kfssus uaa called hack freia
taeaie foF ilae smssh The Teeh
tackle famhlsd che ball and llsaiflee
recovered
tina Nssmsh team attempted nlne
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saessssf'.i t'aaf It's wsFs lnsaFa
plsss snt ne sane nualissr ssfu tn
ipFseplea Vs. rs ttsAtFles TiaYssa
Asai Natasstag rssh Nil tsekls he
stfane tinssia sistsa - ths lsttsfs
fslt ia eee e ne mesi lntsfisnt
So ssmsss "a ihs Nsak aneas lhs
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Upsets Feature
State High
CamesL Last Week
Bealrice's I0.to.0 Victory
Over Omaha Tech Is Big
gest Surprise - Kear.
ncy Wins.

MY W HE
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES.
FRIDAY.
STATE.
University Place ut Beatrice.
bnvslDek against Seward sem, nj
seward.
bethany nj Nebraska City.
Crete agnInsi High school Of Agriculture
at University Place.
Seward Mt Columbus.
Clay Center at superior.
Bancroft ut ValfhiiI.
Oakland ut Blair.
Ashland at David City.
Nelson ut sutton.
HoIdrese at Beaver City.
Neigh gt stanton.
ys.snmah mt Lyons.
Hastings Ut KearnSy.
hortb Platte NJ Bayard.
Morrill, nj scotfsb1Dff.
Randolph ut Creighton.
Scotia nc Greeley.
I}aAset ut USeiIl.
hfas0n City 30 kayenns.
Exeter ut WiIber.
Polk at Ulysses.
Leigh, against Creighton Prep nj Omaha.
Falls City ut Peru.
York NJ Geneva.
Harrington at Ponca.
Cinfks ut Hampton.
Osceola at Albion.
Fremont ut Norfolk.
Bloomfield Mt Laurel.
Ashland ut David City.
Aurora at Broken Bow.
Piattsnouth against Iowa school for
Deaf nt Council Bluffs.
Tecnmseh ut Fnirbury.
Nelson ut sutton.
Randolph at Creighton.
Apsley at L0uI. City
Friend Mt Hebron.
Arapahoe NJ Orleans
Auburn ut Rockport. Mo.
Gering at Bridgeport.
Grand Island nj Alliance.
SATURDAY.
Local
Omnba Tech mt Binrolp.
South High 1T Council Bluffs.
Central against North Des M0nes here.
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After learning that Danny Frusb,
feathcrwelgbt boxer, has sailed for
Europe. and Norwich, the exploded
thoroughbred has been retired 10
the farm, one might ray thus "
courage deserted at times. Frusb
quit cold 10 Dundee. while Norwich
fiyycred four tinnes in row.
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The coaches make their battle plans,
Defensive friehs they mass;
The students loose tiieir slogan cry:
"Tbey shall not forward pass"
HAIL MIR. JOHNSON.

Another promising young heavy.
weiRht has let the stage With his
coIors dragging. This time II ~ Bob
Martin, champ heavyweight Of the
A. y. r., but IN his place stepped
Floyd JOHNSON Of Iowa, the iad who
easily defeated the exdoughboy.
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q A2a9zn'!z!!sa Spot141aa
81 MnQk 80. &.tAoA2"ga

Twinkle, twinkle little star.
Zach fan wonders how you are
Out there on The grIdiron lot,
IIarb0ring but 0ne little thought
~ how your Team viii win the 'nair
without you mnsslDg up your hair.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22
BARNsTOgMING STAR.

"Babo" Ruth, who was expected
70 be star among the world series
players, turned out 10 be n series
player among the stars. But nj
that. you gotta give the Bombino
credit for making this dough while
tho sun shines" Ruth's bnrpstorm.
ing, you know
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

Ohio state conyids Witnessed yes.
fcfday's football game between Ohio
state and Michigan, and % bot Of
visitors wished that GIey we're ends
~ iJ,ey could make bot u out "
bounds runs.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22
SMALL, sI1TTEIt,

Chief among the noncombatnnts
NJ this time are the American heavy.
weights. Johnny Lee, Carl Morris.
Fred Fulton and While keeior. It's
a long time between eombattngs.
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Leigh IN, stanton 4.

Leigh, Neb, Oct. zi.-~Ths Lehigh High
school football team defeated the Stanton
team yesterday BY q aeOre ~ 10 n 4,
Leigh VIII play the Creighton High school
team u Omaha here Dext Friday.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

TIE HEIGHT or AFTLTESCE.
A caddy on municipal golf cOurs.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

a dandy brokenficld runner and can
! tackle like n seasoned college play.
or. Brown IL heady little quarter
and directs his teams play like a
/ veteran.
To Play North Dcs Molnes.
Coach Schmidt Of Central viii re.
sumo work tomorrow afternoon In
preparing his team for the game with
North Des Moines high Ut the West
ern League park next Saturday. Last
Friday Central won from. Council
Bluffs In n hard fight by the score
OF 81 10 T.
TO date Central has not played u
state high school team, In meeting
North Dies Molnes. however, Coach
sehmldt's men will be put 10 hard
test and much Info" can be gath.
cred about the strength 81 the Central
team In the game against the Ping
and Green eleven from over the
creek.
South High came 10 life At the Buf.
faioea' park Friday and walloped the
Nebraska city aggregation by the
score of IS 20 o, Coach patton's
threa, 10 FIRE" the fret team wasn't
carried out, but az that Il was clever
biz ~ strategy on the Coachs part as
the Packer srids,ers played extra
good bali aKalns, the out slatcfs.
South nj Council Iiluns.
saturday, south minKles with c0un
90 iilulfn ~ The Nuns The team
south u scheduled "a buck 40 against
j. ths Lincoln iIish. whlth has lsasn
defeated ~ both Tech and Central
south, II Il plays against the lslatis
~ g al against Nebraska csly.
Htaaii sin ~ pretty Huoa margin.
NFslshsen ilish " this sllY came
ihfgush with tillaE calaTs IA " same
stih fskamAh, ~lanlaT, ~ 20 =
issish Rays Ofeishien hers nFkt Ffls
saf Little i khash q l.si9k
kesfusY esnlinuea en ~ Naf u I've
essmrlahshlp Ffissaf ~ hAnAinw the
skhis - AuraSa, a a. 3 ksalasg.
u Ffpsfts Fssslfsa ksEs ace tlas. i :
lAnfsFass eppsnsnt fcf auy state
hish team lAis ssasaus Thls ssbesi
= represented ~ = last moslrs tsss
flsii ant 4 shiftF Nne@s.a that ulesss
FAST ana a sha sanla iiMe safs lafss
hsiss - iAs eFp saa ifeHi SAL
hsssass assss ii.,iass.
tssAE kssssfs fhls itssiihSs a
ksafhtf
aismasa pailsl tha eAsArsstaa hsi
$50 shsa u asfs@tei ilsaless "a
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hsif al ga la Sams
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f4afaH asa Hah faf #l
f6Fl t1slfes tssi 80 ulaasief
aHa fh8 ffANt Hstn y tt# tH
t.am li.Af Csc iis 5am fAHrh
stf aH ies tssss q matt sni Aha
a. Is ttass d
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AEyEa FAILS.

Branch Hickey has not announced
that Rogers Houbby II for sale.
but soon some scribe will proceed
10 sell en- ~ per annual custom.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22
Colonel's Line
Crumples Under
Crimson Attack
"Rcd" Roberts and Herb Gov
inglon Cover Themselves
With Glory Even
in Defeat

clmbfdge, Mass, oct. 2t.--s1Jbs
football tenn II HeBife college which
lcft tho hills ~ Kentucky three years
Hg0, unhepIded md unsuug ~ IN.
yado The ofeto precincts ~ Harvard
mndlum ~ play lts fifai big game. ~.
turned 10 tho oollonaied stadium IN
Cambridge this afternoon ma wBi
cfeatod W tho Crimson again ri
most ~ declelgeiy ~ they wfFe on
their first visit there. Harvard wOn
rs last game from thn sturdy Dan.
vile machine w tiis seofe NJ ~ 10
10.
coaoi Charley D0db's players IN
their Jcfscys ~ yeIlgw hoped win
white, met fodJY tho best machine
that Harvard Gan perfect 1bey
Wgfe huunbisd, crushed ana whipped
IN The very ltet qiurter when fl1f.
yard rushed three f0uchd1wBs aet0ts
Tho Foal ana when Charley Buell..
accurate ~ q kicker u go1Is. t0cd tho
bail over the bgrs three times.
Roberts Tears Through.
From Dion Oh the "Pf0yiBf COLO.
nels' fought gamely. IN spite ~ fbe
fact that COach Bob Fisher ~ iiar.
yard sent IN ~ entire new teanI aBd
almost avery substitute IN his SOUND
rot chnnee ~ buck 40 against the
| kentucky fghtefb, Centre was only
able ~ feOfe o 0cid RoaI III tine see.
ond quafter and by splendid Inter.
ference md q grim rush they rnade ~
opening for Herb C0ylBgton ~ shoot
acfOas tho line IN the final quarter
for The only touchdown scored BY the
southern tenn.
Outstanding IN tod1y's game WIS
Red Roberts, d big naD with hair ~
flaming rod. IIe plays without n
guard on his head, lie grasps tho
ball firmly, i0wcfs his head ana
pIunges through opposing lines with
The ferOeity " tiger.
10000 Sec Game.
Another fash from the s0uth n
Herb c0ylpgton, known 81 Tho "rGb-
blt." Centre might have come gut Of
The south three years aRo unteraidsd
and ubgung, but they arrived IN Cam.
bridge this weok IN the wake ~ yagt
aDd ailufipg propaganda 0Dd known
10 al. they had defeated Harvard
last season BY the score ~ 9 10 0 ana
To-Day 10000 people turned out 10 eee
the final game Of the series ~ inter.
sectional clashes which began three
years ago. of 10 ~ poor start, Cen.
tire made valiant fight ~ overcome
pbat proved 10 be IN overwhelming ,
lead stored 40 ny Harvard In tho
opening period.
They fongbt, but II was oDe time
when the "praylng Colonies" found
that ~ sometimes takes more than
fergeBt duplication 70 win contests
upon The playing field.
Lineup:
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Lexington Win.

OAlngtoHs Neb. Dct ais--LeKingtnn
PLAYING Yssiefdaf. ami won. - a. o.
The plunEluv ~ Captain Barrett, WIN
played his first game 1T half was ane
20 the Gestures ~ tbs game Naher, end.
was on ne Receiving s,d % three passes,
scoring the first Touchdown.
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hisaHfeia. Nsh oct III Iilaasnfsid
liisb defeated CrsiHhfen itiKhi z " o.
fha iessis ssFs raissisksa ~ IaHH1s -
she Wsn. Bat 81 siisA iu AH aspaFiineHt
81 ihe samg hi1aaisil sili rlaf -
laurel esst ffAiaf
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4aiA4aA4ts Access atsstisa tts tafltf
waF nssv4fs N ~ Mtslfass 81 tEH
fiststass44 isset klaisf IA sfstkisks IL
u sits ~ slisE tf8ess go ts#F
ham So ~ ssfA Nse
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Nsl.an. Ia lInr,ard. q.

Neithht Nfht trtt I'll ~ltAfNHrf fiERh
school last 70 Nelson Friday afternoon 81
the Harvard field, ~ "a 4. 1he victory
foT Nelsaa aads another game 10 the
is.m.s sndsfsaiat llsl hohh aai Anspp
an gead work faF Nelson
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

.P0Jk, Neb, OCT W.--OUtwel0he1 20
p0unds 10 the man, the Polk High seho0
football team BANDED Hampton their first
defeat ~ the season here Friday The
score was ~ 10 H.
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The fighter trained on facls and
nails,

Ills head was hard ~ stone.
Ills feet we're heavy ~ railroad rails
And, upstairs nobody was home.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

Sutton, Neb.. Oct. 2I--sutton beat Fair
field 10 a hard fought game, 70 70 o.
autton's shifted lineup displayed good
brand Of football which kept them In Fair
ficM territory most 81 tho time sohulez
and Hacker starred for Sutton and Nixon
for Fairfield.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22
ANOTHER CASE or NO ~.
LOOMS,

Battling" Sid. after learning that
fbe United states had no saloons,
decided ~ remain In Europe and
fight.
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Play z.assIng Game.

Lincoln, Neb., oct. 2i,--coiner came
from behind and won from Hastings, IL
to .. Friday Hastings ecored isa only
A blocked kick and short pass Both Of
cotner's counters, which came in tho last
period, were the results Of forward passes.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

Tenebd0wnE. oven, Osbrhe, chaplin.
Points after touchdown. KICK. Buell. r.
G0as from fed. coyingt0n, pfafman.
Referee: ulgly (aiout) rmpries croWiey
fBowdoiDj, Head linesmans TIggert
fKeDiDekyL Field Judge Otphant
tAfniYJ
anbsthUtjonss FOr HarYafd. MeGnlam
fDfliatne1. Holder for BeGlism, rGeor
for Eastman, Miller ~ gfew KerDan for
Clark, bradford for KefHaB, Post FOR
BfaGfofd kpnbatdt fof Hubbard BfoeB.
HRh for bunker. ctOfby feF Pitts. Ire for
bgeii, pfaffman for Lse hkers Tor pf4n.
man, churaIi for cbapiB, cobDfu far
3~fH, hamilias1 far cohurH, Hammond for
Grhtbc For Gonffe, Hahafk TAR Knhaie,
liomnaalp fof anawdsY, Tanner 1of rom,
InHsib
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schuyler Neb. Oct. 2i--gchuyisr de-
featcd Albion st Schuyler IN fast game
20 10 o. Schuyler scored it's first touch
down Ia the second quarter and inc I'm The
third and fourth
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

Friend Nch, oct 21~-seward High de,
Tented Friend Ia football on the Friend
grid Friday, 81 10 H.
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iFant heh, nfi III -fYons Hish sfhaal
defeated wsilhill 81 20 q nfiliiaut sarh
q ihr i'Saaa tagk field mRfs lhs sams
AAisaNaY
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sultan Henfs Fe,rfield.

Broken Bow. Mob Oct n Broken
Row won at home over Ord. "a 10 10. IN o
fast game. Christensen starred for Ord
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HghS,ohn!yd
F00f:BaH/
Harvard scores on ysI.n,

Harvard, Heb,, Oct, zl,--seIson best
Harvard here Friday, 10 10 q, IN the fast
-, game staged on the local gridiron this
SEASON, EsJs0n had not been scored on
prior 10 this game.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

fawnes, heb.. oct. ai-spawnea city
Hish school swafnped tha Auburn IIlEh
school here, ~ 20 0. Auburn WAS never in
danger OF scoring
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22

Polk Wins Clnse Game.

Benedict. Neb., oct. ~. Benedict won
from HtockbaHI, 10 10 ., In q game here
yesterday.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-22
POOR JOHNNY.

Now that Johnny sudenberg has
celebrated his return 10 the ring
by taking n beating At the hands
Of Jimmy Delaney, he can Ipmed,
ateIy have piacards printed adyer.
Using his flstIc ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06
OF up IN
MABEL ROOM" AT THE
REX THEATRE TODAY

The same thing could happen night
her. IN Wheeling. That IS one of the
IIirrs that makes "Buddics" such an
interesting play. And you may rest as
slrcd that the performance the Wees
p.avrrS are planning To give at the Rex
theatre next week Will leave nothing
To- he desired.
In securing "Buddies' for presenta-
ton in This city. Manager Ball has OK
rcutcd a tcn-stroke. He has obtained
one nr the most successful comedies
that Broadway has had in years.
Manager BAH Director Warwick and
the urhr members Of the EeesoBall
PLAYERS arc leaving no stone unturned
- make il ono Of the most distinct
treats "f the present season.
Th, singing alone is well worth the
admission.
There wi. hc a matinee OF Up In
Mahcl's Room At $50 this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06
Norma Talmadge and
Eugene O'Brien at Plaza

This e tho last day the big Norma
Tia lmadge and Eugene OBricn picture
The safety curtain" will be shown at
the rIdza. Mss Talnadgc and Eugene
nre at their best IN this nne production.
Don't miss this one II you are looking
for screen entertainment OF the hghcst
order Win th!5 stellar feature Is
Snuh Pollard IN his latest comedy "A
Painless Extraction" and the Plazd
News Wecnly. Thurman, The Great.
the Mystic and crystal "azer Is sun
showing his extraordinary tclepathiq
powers and If you have never seen this
Master Seer work you should today as
today j.. positively his last day In
WhrClinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06
HAND SHAKING MATINEE
AT COURT TUESDAY

Next Tuesday afternoon at the Court
promises 10 be Il gala event IN IN" minds
IF tho matinee girls, matr"nS, and i"'"*
n general for. Whcc!inES talented
daughter. Mss Charlotte N!ntcr-. who
Is PLAYING "A season Of summer SipCn at
ia" big playhouse. is gong :" invite
her .uGicnrr on that occasion Up on the
stage Immediately after IN" last act "t
The Woman in tho case" 80 got ac-
nuatn,cd with her company nC asso"intc
players Miss WINTERS VIII r'rriv" her
friends; and admirers 1T IN" stage door
and they IN turn viii shaN" hands "'th
every member Of the company. 1t VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06

be a sort Of get-to-gether affair and one
That the matinee girls will long remem-
ter. The company will no doubt ENJOY
meeting Wheeling folks just as muth
AS Wheeling folks will enjoy meetiaY
them They are fine clean cut lot u
p.aIcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06

E"ir squads will max" th' '"'r in
u,"mub;,.S and VIZ r't'Ia t'"'-A;,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-29
DOUGLAS DROPS
GAMBLING CASE
Blames Judge Tallman, Who
Gives His Reply

Upon the ground that n eontlnu-
ance granted by Superior Judge Boyd
j. Tailman. ~ the defendants re-
quest, has greatly iesHened the states
chances Of conviction In event 81 n
second trial. Prosecuting Attorney
Malcolm Douglas obtained Friday a
dismissal of the case against Frank
Hall. John Mckay. John Meehan and
John Moore, charged with conducting
a gambling game.
In reply. Judge Tailman declares
that there was no reason for the
state 20 have the case dropped
The case came on for trial before
Judge Tallman April ~. The defend.
ants we're charged with operating a
gambling game on Janury ~, 1872
Judge Tallman admitted evidence
tending TO show that gambling was
conducted by tho men at the sans
place on previous dates. then granted
the defendants motion for a continu
ance on the ground Of surprise. ano
dismissed the jury.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Theo
dore H. Patterson objected. declaring
that n tho case came up for tria
again the defendants would plea,
former jeopardy. Judge Tallmar
then had the defense attorneys n
open court state that they would MOI
avail themselves OF this plea
AS matter OF fact" Judge Tall
man said when questioned. "sinc.
the continuance WIS granted on theii
own motion, the defendants cannot
avail themselves OF the plea OF for
mer jeopar,r. There In no reason
for the state having the case dis
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Northwest Products
Step Out In Drama

Now that Northwest rolled oats.
canned tomatoes and spices have
been dramatired. Northwest products
seemingly arc stepping into their
own.
students Of Lincoln high school
this week are rrhcarsing their
Northwest Products Play" 10 bo
presented In the high school an.
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LADY ARGUES
fOk BISCUITS

A lady argues across the table with
her HUSBAND regarding tho bis
cults. which are so MUCH better be.
cause OF being made with Northwest
flour. diubhy IL wholesaler who
believes In using Imported goods be-
caus. OF thu profit1
The table. during these rehear-ais.
IL decorated with coiorfui array OF
rolled oats boxes. NOTWITHSTANDING
featured soap. and canned cream.
Hubby Is decorated In a kitchen
apron.
Later hubby II at the office tthis
Is scene -
The phone rings. He says. Hello.
dear"
Goodness. goodness speaks Miss
lone Grindrod. director OF the play.
as she coaches from the front. don't
sny Hello. dear until YOU find out
who 1t Is. Say 'ieilor' then "oh. he'll
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SOCIALISTS GO
NCONVENTION

CLEVELAND. April 20 Socialist
party leaders Of America gathered
here today in a national convention.
Leaders Of tho party. notably Nor.
ris iiillaui,. New York. Clarence Oar.
row. Chicago. and Congressman Mey.
er London. New York. were lining
up delegates for what il expected 20
be strenuous fight on the question
Of party leadership.
Anti.ncbN factions want a younger
man. They point out. because of the
~ health Of the veteran leader. he
viii not be able actively TO carry on
az the helm Of tho socialist ship OF
state No definite man. however.
was mentioned as a possible success
or TO Dehs
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j. l.. Greenweu. for the NC
tory he and his co-rorkers
hare achieved IN trimming the
1926 knights Tempiar con-
clare for Seattle. The en-
cdmpment wiH bring approri-
mdteiy 100000 visltors 10 this
city and result IN erfraordi-
nary national advertising for
THIS community.
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80 tho scene r. rehsars~d again. Each
time huhby'a smile becomes moro
perfect. According TO Miss Grindrod.
Il will have quite reached perfection
by May 4. when tho entire east OF n
ehancters. attlred In Northwest.
made clothing and performing on a
stage set with Northwest manufac.
tured house and office furnishings.
viii entertain its 500 guests.