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lntersectional
Games Slated

New York. Oct. 30 Three inter.
sectional contests Oh next Saturdays
football schedule III the east promise
20 enliven program which other.
wire marks somewhat Of q lull in
preparation for the concluding big
ganea n the season.
Harvard VIII engage F'lorida uni
yerstY ~ one OF the international
clashes while the other members Of
Tho big Three" pointing FOR the
Blue Ribbon events Of their sched-
ulos, VIII face stiff tests. Yale play.
ing Brown, while Princeton, fresh
from it's brilliant Fl 10 rs victory
over Chicago, will oppose the sturdy
Swarthmore eleven
The other International games viii
bring Penn, the couaueror ~ the
yaunted Navy team, in combat with
tlabama while syracuse. which
played gcoreless tle Saturday with
Penn State faees the strong Nebras
la eleven IN the upFtaters' gridlrnn
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Foot;BallFacts
W0rthkt10wifl6
VIII ~ .M0IZSX'

q. Man carrying hill from 1ynrd
lines goes across line and IL thrown
back 10 where ne started from. Does
he score n touchdown
a. We. Paragrab 2 u Rule q.
Section II covers the ease. The ref
cree stsII Immediately blow his wills.
tie and declare q touchdown has been
made ~ soon M the ball has been car,
ried on, above Or across the goaIIine,
or upon the legal completion Of for.
ward pass In the end rome,
a. On punt both backs down field
sign0l for a fair catch. one u them
IL Interfered with but other makcs
catch. Can a penalty be given for IN.
reference with right ~ make fair
catch IN view ~ fact catch was made?
A. In view 0f the fact that the
catch was made by the player other
than the one inferfered with. should
eliminate any penalty. However, Rule
Is, Section 3 gives protection to both
men because each may have an "0p'
portunIty 10 make fair CATCH
a. Team tries for field goal from,
Hcrimmage. Just gs ball rises dcfen.
slye player sluas opponent. Docs goal
count II made? How " penalty gwen
for suRglng?
A. Goal counts II made. Any pen
atty can he declined by the OffeDss
side. In the ease Of disqualification,
the player disqualified must leave the
game under all circumstances. Rule
%, Section 10.
q. Team attempted field goal from
scrimmage and bail, after being
kicked, was touched by defensive
player. Ball rolled over goal'line, i'm
petus coming from kicking team, OF
fensiyc player fell on II. Was "
touchdown?
A. II ~ a touchdown. Rule 8, sec.
ton IL. The moment the defending
player touched the ball, he put his
opponents onside. Recovering ball
behind the goaIIine Of an opponent ~
a touchdown.
O. At Kickoff and while ball IL IN
air one Of the players OF the side re-
ceiving kick holds an opponent. what
is the penalty?
A. The offended teams ball where
the foul occurred. Rule ~, Section
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Trotters Gaining
on the PAGERS

When Peter Manning trotted 10 .
new worlds record Of 1853 IA NJ The
Golden Jubilee meeting of the Ken.
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders asso
citation ~ Lexington recently be upset
the calculations Of theorists who have
been asserting that the day would
never come again when trotting and
pacing records would be on par.
They were equal IN 1902, when Nancy
Hanks and Mascot each had a record
~ 2s04.
That day h almost here once more,
Indeed, II one considers all conditions,
II has arrived. The t:5G IA Of Dan
Patch WAS made at 81. Paul In 1906
behind q Windshield. while the I.58h
Of Peter Manning was achieved In the
open. With nothing IN the way Of q
stimnlsnt fave the voice 81 bis drlger,
Tommy Murphy. and the spur given
by Ralloplpg thorouRbbreds driven 70
sulkies and acting az paeemakers.
When the standard for harness rae,
ing was adopted an allowance Of five
geconds was conceded to the tfotters
In mixed races-those IN which the III.
agonai and lateral gated types met
IN competition
That Peter Manning has reduced
the gap 10 second. although the ad'
vantage when the test was made was
in favor ~ the PAGER, II evidence that
the trotter IL oyerhauling the PAGER
In the matter Of speed n further eyl.
dence IL needed the statistics Of the
recent Grand Circuit meeting at 60.
lumbns, o., may be cited.
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Resolution Is Tough on
BARRIERS in Fort Worth

Forth Worth. Tex. Oct. 30
Football players Of Texas Chris.
tian university. abaslied by their
string Of defeats this year, solemn.
~ resolved at meeting today not
10 shave until they achieved at
least one victory. Their next game
il with Oklahoma A. and NJ. col.
Iege here next Saturday. They'll
all have boards by Saturday and
there may be more boards II they
Ion't win.
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"Pro" Golfers Association
TO Give Own Prizes

New York, Oct. 30.-~IIapng at.
tanned strength TO stand on its own
legs without support. the Professional
Golfers association next year will
provide cash prizes out Of its own
funds instead Of accepting donations
from individuals, as it previously had
done.
Al the same time the committee
win consider the proposal OF divid.
ing the country into two Sections.
eHRt aud west, as preliminary elimina.
ton In Reepng the field Of entrants
iu the national championship tourna.
ment down TO 1850. Seyenty-fiye play
efs of each section would be qualified
10 enter for the titular event.
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Big Ten Race Is
Toss-Up Between
Five Contcnders

IuicAGO. Oct. 30.--rhe fight for
II the Western conference football
- title ~ prcaent torsuD between
Iowa. Chicago. Michigan, Minnesota
ma Wisconsin. viii narrow 10 four
teams next Hntufdny when the two
last mentioned eontcnders tnngle IN
their ahnual game AZ Minneapolis.
with defeat meaning certain ellmlna.
ton from the championship races,
this game win be the outstanding ons
~ dry that includes only one other
contest between conference unyerai.
Ties The NorthWesfefnlll Illinois game nc
Efbana
Last Saturdays games furnished III.
tic excitement within the conference
and only served 10 tighten the holds
Of tho leaders and tho losers on their
respective placds. Michigan Increased
her string of victories 10 two by de.
fsatlng Illinois. ~ 10 0 while Iowa
won ~ second conference game from
Purdue, 30 70 Q. and Minnesota defeat.
ed Ohio. . 10 0.
The dramatic battle Of last minute
rallies. st0ged ut staRg field between
Chicago and Princeton, furnished Z
west with the greatest dIspla'
football fireworks n has ever
md ended one u the grcateft int,
sectional seasons the westeT cor
ference has known. with ing battle
out Of The way, the mir ~ clesred for
the conclusion Of the Blg TOO cham.
plonsblp race.
The battle NJ Mlnneapollsfbctwe
tbe C0phofs nnd The Badgefs1s q tors.
up. Both teams have ezifJlted ef
fectlye passing tactics. Afh have
strong lines and both havek great sets
u running and pluDging bteks. Much
in this game VIII depend D. the gen.
eralebip Of the quarterb9Jg and the
wisdom Of the two concfts In han.
ding their mon
The Noftbwesiefn.IllnoS game will
be q battle between two 1ifly strong
teams fighting for positions NJ the
top ~ the sccoDd Givisiod Both teams
have shown flashes ff strength,
Northwestern against Minnesota and
Illinois against lows, ant the outcome
u the battle N highly pfoblematicaI
Michigan IN expeetedffG have little
trouble IN defeating tht Michigan Af.
GIGS at Ann Arbor. but purdue and IN.
diana, each Of which battles IIoos.
Ier contender VIII probably find their
hands full, Purdue with the strong
Wabash eleven and Indiana with
Rocknc's Notre Dame warriors In
these two battles, the nonconfcrence
eievens are given a eight edge. Chi.
caRo, Iowa and Ohio will rest.
Conference standings including yes.
torday'a pat1ng follow.
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Iowa Coach Gives
Varsity Team Rest

Iowa CITY. Ia. Oct. 30.-After run.
ming signals less than 10 minutes.
Coach Howard Jones dismissed the
varsity players tonight. Five min
utes later the second string was
ordered 20 the showers, and the Iowa
mentor spent the remainder 81 the
time watching the third string 40
through Minnesota formations
brought back by Iowa scouts from
tho MlnnesotaOhio game.
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Harry Wills Will
Meet Jack Johnson

Sew York. oct. 30%-Harry wills
aud Jack Johnson, former heavy.
weight champion, have been matched
10 meet for ~ rounds IN Newark
some time late next month. The
boyH on the other side Of the Hudson
Gre waiting 10 see how the cat VIII
jump In the coming election before
announcing the definite date for the
fracas. But. no matter which way
the wind blows over there, the pres.
ent boxing board has several more
months 10 serve and when they give
the word, Harry and Jack Will pre-.
pare for The big row.
This much is known, Wills and
Johnson have affixed their sigma.
lures on the line calling for a bout
Of ~ rounds TO be conducted by the
National Athletic club.
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on the Hiue I1e came 70 Exit in tbs
telghton Ai3fqueite game AMI co5eh
Mae Haliiidgs 3ent geatcrday ~
Nfrctlng Tho iincnen IN Tho mt ~
Topping from bring boxed" ~ tho
opposition.
Lewnon Lane. quarter, who waa IN.
tured IN The final quarter saturday,
and Fioyd Paynter end, we're not In
the mologkinf yestorday. but VIII be
cut for practice tonight.
Tank" Maloney ana Capt Gclrgo
Iiendalage. who played a good game
for Creighton, viii get into the game
against South Dakota university.
Marley tool n vacation yesterday. but
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A safety device has been suggested
In the form OF an attachment for
automobiles TO be used In case the
driver loses control Of his car or tries
20 avoid an accident. The device
comprises dropshoes with heavy roll.
ers. The shoes are dropped under
the rear wheels, and the wheels con.
tinue their motion on the shoes. while
the car VIII stop OF once without In.
jury 10 the mechanism.
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the contest csntral delayed cham.
pionshlp football
Work this week win be divided
among the line and bsckGeId. clyde
smith, asslstant coach, bas the backs
and has developed n driving combina.
ton in Howell Galloway and Law.
son. McDermott may be shifted 10
balfback position because Of tho In.
jury received by Lawson In las weeks
game. a..E
The Central line showed W better
Saturday than n any other time this
season. Schmidt has got his llnemen
down OF a point where they charge
together and charge well. Tho front
wall fs sure 10 cause the Links con
siderable trouble.
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East Beats West
and West, East

Chicago oct, 3G.-ghe west bag
been east and conquered; the east has
come west and won, and the curtain
las fallen on the classics Of intcrsec.
tional football 1t may stay down
for a long. long time, but never no
long that the east or the west will
forget what happened.
Princeton's II TO f8 victory over
Chicago has gone into football history
with Yale's 10 defeat by Iowa,
and the east and west, the "Bg
Three and the Big Ten" In a way
are on even terms. The close margins
OF victory in both games make II 80.
Tho camel.hair brushes are made
principally from squirrels hair md
have nothing 10 do with the camel.
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scores u the South Lincoln and Tech
Lincoln games The Links smothcred
tho Packers under a top.heayy score.
~ 10 Z. while the best the Capital CITY
aggregation could do against Tech
was 10 10 and the Links were lucky
10 win. according 10 fans who wit
uessed the contest
Tech emerged from tie Lincoln
game IN fairly good shape Kline and
Reiss received injuries during the bat
tic. but not serious enough 20 Keep
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Yank Stars Praise
Canadian Player

New York. oct 30.-Rscquet stars
VI the United States who returned
today from Montreal where they
participated In the Canadian indoor
tennis championships were cnthusias.
tic IN their praise Of w. f. Croker
the tall Canadian, who won the
DominIon's national title, and pre-.
dicted that he would shine among
American stars when he makes his
debut this side Of the border next
year Croker would h5Ve appeared
in the United States open champion.
ship This year had not his entry been
received one day too late and is
almost sure beginner In the next
title event
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hlRh school foot
bail championship
tile VIII be decld.
od NJ Western
League park Sat.
iifday afternoon
when Central and
Lincoln. two iinde.
feated eleyens,
meet.
Central and Lin
coin failed 10 buck
up against each
other last yeer
Coach Schinldt's
Purple grldsters
won from North
Deg Moiues last
week and during
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Iowa Athletes Make Good
Showing at Legion Games

on the olympic team, wore the colors
of New York state, but all the south.
ern athletes promptly refused TO com.
pete with him, according 20 the re,
port. The difficulty war settled BY
deciding that he should run by him
self against time. He dld not figure
in the scoring under the arrange.
tueut,
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ocraNbled.
opOrtS %M6

TN III state of Iowa il due for
lot more publicity from an.
other source other than liz
wrestlcrs and football teams
This time II - a heavyweight
fighter who IL giving the Hawkeye
state o little publicity ne u producer
" hBiie bnttlers
Floyd Johnson, n sensational
young henVYwelRht now IN New
York, ~ nm lowan johnson halls
from Dcs Moines. although be
learned most II his boxing on the
Pacific coast.
Idhngon's biggest claim u fnme
was his recent victory over Bob
Martin, the a. r. y. champ. The
lowan alao stopped Larry Williams
IN New York
Fight rcril,es in New York are
high IN their praise ~ JobnB6n.
They al agree. however. that the
ioWan needs q lot of training. but
claims that he Ia the best looking
prospect ~ many years.
Dempsey taught johnson most Of
the lntter's ring knowledge
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Modern guns u the tnlied States
army are oregairi ~ tan ingenious
calculating Instruments fallet the tar
Fet etnnuler ami tha battery eon
pnter They automatically ada and
suhttaets multiply ilVtte sod IN
tswrats. ant ia short peffann sli The
mechanic operations required IN
fsiaaI#f.na thr aim e Tie sun.
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TO map 40 per cent OF the United
States the topographic engineers are
estimated 10 have tramped an aggre.
gate Of 100000 miles for the eyerage
amount Of walking varies from five
miles for every square mile surveyed
In ordinary country to 10 or more
miles In rough country.
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practice yesterday
for IL coming bat.
tie with south
High at League
park next Friday
Fridays game
viii be Techs first
contest with n city
eleven and the out
come Of this game
WIN help clear UP
the city hlgh
school football
title
a little coDpui ,
isOn ~ Tech ani'
South can be gath
cred from the
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Omaha Tech Resumes Practice
for Coming Game With South

these uldHers out Of the coming
game.
South lost TO Abraham Lincoln High
81 Council BUNS last Saturday. team
Tech easily defeated Last season,
however. south trimmed Tech. q TOT.
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ticlnG Yesterday
f0r ths Fame next
saturday On
Creighton tthls tle
ndd against the
south =1Jdkotn uni
VefHi'y eleven
Rtill tasting the
70 10 o plll u d.
feat given them
lar saturday by
Marquette tire
I3lue football plt
cfs huchlcd daNn
a. hard work sa
terday and juig
INK from their
@nrkonta have got
up b. get revenge
"a eleven saturday.
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lack Dempsey will appear 81 the
WmA startirE November 4 and sou
are requested 10 hfins souF ewu
peHaiis
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Knows Better.

Dempsey instructed Floyd John.
son. the new heavyweight sensa.
ton, in the art u bin en- and bang.
but you haven't heard Floyd chlrp
that he wants 10 meet Dempsey,
which shows that some fighters
have something upstairs besides
ivory.
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Apf.IeH aUI iiIIlT0I.
$40 800 Ifft, +
7oo
H,t,ira IN
,,oe gos
Aggl.. tao e,5
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The football players head was red,
Ills feet we're large and heavy,
And when he hit the opposing line,
The ambulance was always read,
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tumble behind bis
Oyn goal line and
raced throughout
the entire AKRie
clcgen FOR u touch
down. Fans v 10
WitneHs"d the
game declare that
f}uintht rescuiGleA
the rod haired
Dunn N Mar
guefte wAO flipieii
( hfou d b tire
gitbn team for
d pair II touch
.l,tans lnet satur
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THE New York commission re.
Gently made ruling which forbids
referees. boxers or fighters talking
10 newspaper men. Some scribe
probably wrote the truth about the
cOmmisti0n.
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The rider peddied all night long,
And way until the morning,
When he got juicy spill,
And now there's lots Of mourning
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rs better TO have baitled and be
barred than never 10 have battled
AZ all.-Shea.
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nelongs 10 New World.

The present state boxing commits.
sion might be termed a success II
Il could dethrone champion or two
eycry day. That privilege belongs
TO the New York commission.
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Tie only persons interested In q
six.dsy race are the riders. They
have TO be Or else they would not
have the races.
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Coach MAC" Baldrige Ironing
Wrinkles Out of Creighton Line

viii report for practice this afternoon.
serinmage and line work VIII be-
on tho program for this afternoon.
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The tk,sar lien didn't have q fool
bali team ihi. sear 80 they had 10
lrs and land a >ehrssksiovs post
seasen game~fer publicity purposes
u naihinE else.
Ektfai iAlFai
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Someone II always starting some.
thing IN the world Of sport. Sunday
the siy.day bicycle race started In
Chicago.
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when steve o'Rourhe said that
Nebraska could play Yale Thurs
daY Harvard Friday and Centre
saturday and win all three Tames
he didn't take into consideration
thai there's conference rules bar.
ring iuterssellenal Eames
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Omaha Tech, encouraged by It's
showing against the strong Lincoln
High team last Saturday. resumed
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Watching six-day. bike race
mugt be as interesting az watching
some Of Omaha's fighters fight.
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Boxing Commissioner Lum Doyle
has barred Lea Shea from referee.
Ing in Nebraska because Of his scrap
with Commissioner John kilmartln.
Won't Shea be sore when he learns
Of the commissioner act?
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Purple Starts
Work for Links

Whether or not Omaha viii remain
ID The running for the annual statc
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Narquette's best ground gamer
last Saturday WAS u Red" Dunn,
and every time there was pile ~
humans on the ground the fans
thought he was. hut he wasn't.
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With another strong team facing
hem. The creighton university grid.
etrra started praa.
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DO you know
that --

t.earEe uPotat CLARK. coarh OF the
I University ~ Hahsas, WHO IL used "a
bossing everyone about him. no" has
bass ~ ~. uWn, for he l. the father
Of daughter horn last week. His
tenn ueifhmtel b. event by giving
him win ptet Hnshburn saturday.
The graduates ~ aie ARE making
~ efs that proper methods are not hs-
ing used hs the fautbali coaches ~ the
old Institution, and q particular attack
is directed 10 Tad J0urs, head coach.
the alumni sgY the coaches sinhhorn-
~ stick Go cid sislr Wsthsds and ~
fuse ts develop the forward pass de-
naftmsni. ThrY saS that II their alma
mater dnrs col defeat West Point and
Ilrama d, hts seaFes ties will step la
aud take hand 10 athletics them
selves
~ unusual fhlng' Vas hane this
week uhca William uafise ~ rhllas
,lsiuhla. football rsfsFrs, reversed
dsslslna and awarded tha same 81
lasl saturday - talamhis etrr NsN
Aaft. atftf New NaFk haa a. titst
hssa ar,iaged ths slsnsF b. ssess
~ I - a Thu reversal nas mads
The nsAt aass the Hils san was e,sF =
hsa ashieh MWftt faii 4 a tNMfhdsA u
lusfata ~ . safety
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Aid Floyd wouldn't hear bis
"maftcra voice" lie wouldn't hear
anything
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Just Like Fighters.

Battling SKI, according TO an
English fight scribe, IL nothing more
nor less than savage who has
learned 10 walk on his hind legs.
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Some fighters are heavy.
While others are light;
And some get knocked out
Every time they fight.
Mnyhe They Didn't Look.

spenkin' of the coming Shade
schoell fight, kid" sehlaifcr said
he wondered how the Legion pro.
moters missed him
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" II wasn't for Dempsey the
vaudeville stage might be minus Its
athletic stars for babe" Ruth " no
longer m attraction.
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Anyway, II lloyd picked on
Dempsey he probably would land
like Carpenter. back ON the ring
floor, face pointed heayenward.
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their minds made Up 10 get revenge
On the South Dfsota eleven Saturday.
att 4stttt t3YNf44
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Nt"1.
Hanson out oil h therefor t M th) hd him
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-04
TRAP THIEVES HAMPER BIOLOGICAL CAMPAIGN
 AGAINST WILD BEASTS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. - The eff forts of the Biological Survey to exter. minate predatory animals in the North west are being hampered by trap steal CTS, and severe punishment will be meted out to offenders who are ap, prehended, officials here declare.
 '"The offense of trap stealing," they assert, lis particularly serious be- cause it may undo weeks or months of careful work. Predatory animals de stroy annually many thousands of dol lars worth of valuable live stock"
 Stealing of government property, it was pointed out involves a $5,000 fine or a five-year jail sentence, or both.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-04
REED
 NOV LEADING
 HlSOPPONENTS

ST. LOUIS, August 4. - Senator James Reed, the two-fisted orator of the Senate, the Democratic ir- reconcilable of the League of Ma tions, the bitter foe of Woodrow Wilson, the "rantin'., roarin,' hell raisin' Jim," today seems practically assured of victory over his opponent, Breckinridge Long, in the primary contest for nomination to the Unit ed States Senate. With 622 precincts missing, Reed leads Long, the veal thy young former State Department official under the Wilson administra- tion, by a plurality of 6879. No pri- mary contest of the year has been so bitterly fought, and with such prodig- Ous effort, as the Reed-Long con- test in Missouri, which the partici- pants declare has been the "Wilson fight all over again." Reeds chances of winning the fight have been re- garded as dubious.
 p and August 2, shopmen othe num-