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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13

AMENDMENT TO THE
Constitution OF IHI: STATE 90
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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-10-13

creation.
Section S. The members Of the House
among the several counties OF the state
The city and County of Denver shall
The County of Pueblo shall have
four
The County OF FL Paso shall have
three
The County Of Weld shall have four.
The County OF Boulder shall have
The County of LArimer shall have
The County OF Logan shall have one:
Phillips shall have one.
The County OF Washington shall
have one
The County of Adams shall have one.
The County Of Arapahoe shall have
The Counties of Douglas and Ebert
shall have one.
The Counties Of Lincoln. KIT Carson
The Counties Of Kiovs and Bent
shall have one.
The Counties of Crowley and otero
The County of Proven. sh.n have
The County OF La. Animas shall have
The County of Baea shall have one.
The Counties Of Husriano and Cos
tilla shall have one
c ne cs.nsis: ,sa% e, Of Teller. Teller. Fremont and
o..aa. sss xi.ae:. ss.Ii Ss.: one. mo
Tbs cSunfis. cunt go Of Park. Lake and
The Counties of Gunnison snd Pfek,n
shAll have one.
Minssai and Hinsdais an NJ ~
n CouAtloo Of 0aa JuaR ~ l.
1lAtA sAall have one.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Havana Results

Fir- race (for maiden two-year-olds.
claiming: purse 400. nvs and q bali fur
ionFD-swcct Cookie. ioI tWalls). fl2.lo.
te.i0 and l35e won Gray Bosnst. lo1
dram. Ifa OberD. ts3o. third. Time,
los IS Moonlit Way VlriulllA. POSI-
lion. HAPPY Moments jennie c. and Fofs-
warn also ran.
Second race (for thrss-ysar-oida ana up-
ward: claiming purse 1905 i've and a hslf
- qua i,o Won no: T the Msf5
no fArnbross). t3s0 and S. second The
Enqulrer. lIs tFieids). i62o. third. Time.
I.oT g-S Grit. George =. harmonious,
Hush. TWO Eyes, Bruce Dudley and Mac
Murphy also ran
Third race tfor thrss-yesr-olds and M
ward: claiming: purse 500; i've ana a
half furlongs) LMcLAne. fiQ (W. Taylor.
yft.s0. t7s0 and g.. won. My Friend Pat.
inc tBalD. stAi0 and tb.te. second; Pun
Ball. i05 twailsl, 81. third. Time, 1907 80;
RIposte Miss caltha. orchid King and
Machine Gunner alao ran.
Fourth race tfor thres-year-olds and
upward claiming; purse 400; I've and
b half furl0ngsl Truman. lob lstuttsl,
&c fh. 81 80 ana f2sO. won; End Man. lib
fE Barueel. $3.50 and t1.20. second san
DIer0, mo tAmbrose). f3.lo, third Time.
1901 10. Sp0da. Huron N. Advance, Arrah
GO ON aad Currency also ran.
Flnh race ffor three-y-ar-olds and up
rard. claiming. purse 500; one mile and
Hfy yardsl-Maliowmot los (0lickl,
1870, f2s0 and 11.To. won. Harleek. los
CYerraft1. g1lt and fa.to. second. Duke
run i0s (LanctO. iaTo, third. Time,
i.ls t-t. Kathleen K, Rog, Bond and
Black Top also r0n.
sixth race (for thrss.year-oidn and up.
ward. claiming. purse iIeo, one mile and
4 sirtsenth)-King b.. iei az. J Barnes)
$3.50, 1850 and tt1o, won; Aissrioords
100 CPickensl, tS.lo and tito, second bi
Hunley. i6S tBrothsrs). tlfo. third. Time,
l.sF Fashion Girl. Grandson. Drapery
Frir ~, Thomas y. NcMahoa and Bloom
inEton also ran.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Penn State Football
Squad OFF for Coast

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Dec. 10
Twenty-Five Penn State football play
ers, headed by Coaches Bezdek and
Martin. left here late this afternoon
on the first lap Of their journey 20
Pasadena. where they will tackle the
University OF Southern California team
on New Years Day in the feature
event Of the annual Tournament o.
Roses. Three weeks OF intensive prac-
tiee in the snow and ice has hardened
the Nittany Lions for their long trip,
and a week Of final practice In sunny
California is expected TO put them in
their best shape for the big game.
The following players were in the
party that left here to-day; Ends,
Artelt. Anderson, Frank and Mccoy ;
tackles, Mcmahon, Johnson, Logue and
Bair; guards, Bedenk, Provost Flock
and Elwood; eenters, Hamilton and
Captain Bentz: quarter backs, Palm
and Laferty; backs. Wilson, Patton.
Vent, Gregory, Suhord and Feaster.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Havana Entries

first race Cf6r wo-year-olda. claiming
purre. $500; I've and q half furlonEhl-
blnah Dean, 100. sClsqua. lti; Bob Pri-
Ter. i03. 'susana. ici; 'Rofie H., los.
Hutty. io5. fnusionlst iol
Second race (for three -ycar-nlda ana up
ward. claiming purse. tsoo. AZ igrionssl 2
-sFirst Puliet 100. 'Awning lQs. .9si
Err io7 sJlli. i67. sHAtraex. he. .Hig
Son. 40: Marshal Tilghman ll.. Jack
Veaiy. M; Kinrtic. ii2. Ray Atkin. llA.
Smile. III. Juanita Ill. lia.
Third race (for threc-ytar- -olds ana uP-
ward. claiming. purse. i50o; nT fnfloEssl
-sBcrrefta. iO4. Bobbed Hair. lot, 10y.
io7. Lady Rachael. 100 hed.and. 10y
Deer trait H.; Tom Caro-, III Huhttss.
ll1. Dinty Moore. ll2i major poun' lt''
Hullo. iit. Twenty Seven. IL
Fourth race tfor three-ycu .olda ahl
upward: claiming. pure $500: hre hnn q
half fuTiongsl-Incle sonny. lu9' ~
side. 100. Col Chile, iosi Appl.lnck ~
f6f. speppsr Tea. 100. .Cock o the Roost
iO7. Old Sinner. ~. fincaaue. lYas hfa
mon. 100. Sirocco. IL. a.,
Firh race fail aEes. Once Around Han.
dscap: purse. 800; one miiel-h -homkin
Mary. f0. Little Biask sheep 81 blu'
Hawk. 9ti Tony Beau loo' bndai' he@h
sixth race (for four .yshr-olds snd up
ward claiming. purse ttoo mile ana ~
yGrds)-'Lady Fresmeni lo.; g h1ss ,ss
.CTardom. ZOE; Prospecior 10. Colder
Seventh race (for three-Tear-oles -
upward: purse. 1900. mile and slItees,e
-coscorron. 100. TAmpsT. l0i; 'Dao, Nv.
swatk Up icf; San Pablo. loti MOTH
Sea. III: Quaker, iis
Apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
New Orleans Entries

FIRST race tpurso. 800; claiming; for
lve-year-olds I'VE furionFs) - Evelyn
sawyer. III; 'Jorio NJ, io7i Fil-de-Fer,
~: ormslelEh. iol& Bee Palmer lgs'
10. The Mulesklnnef. i07; zoona. l9l
y, Quick. 100; Sam Merida. lOs
Nfttgltf io1; 'Beile OF Blue ridge, llO
Nnoai 10, Sweet Mama 1917 'Chlck'
w Rseoup. ioi.
lssOnd race (purss. 900; claiming; ~.
~ aud mares. for three-year-olda and
Sstid; sir furlongs)-Chateguay. loI .
resrty. it5. Helen Atkln. io5; HAPPY
~ 10; siAst Brush, ioz; 'Arietta, lgt :
INssi Shot. io7; Granny Lee, 100
4cirte. iiS; 'Reziah. io6; Johns r
IA ies; Aph. lie; Flip. ii5; MARY
~M, Liitle Annie. lo7; saeajawsa' Nv
asss nee (purss. 800; claiming; Tor
.e.ssytv-olds ard upward mile ond
nths)-sAmeTicGn Soldier. los 4.
rSSsot % sagsmook. ioS: 'satana, les :
s.,.,skrd. ibS, Lord Herbert 10; Dr.
ls Regal Lodge. lo6; MOODY I'VE
't0iafy. iot sAshiin %: Rustler liq'
itffiA race Cths Mississippi Handicap:
,sI u.eeo. for three-year-olds ana up-
NILE and seventy ynrdsl--A rnerlesn
"a ~ Slippery Elm, 1oT; Blarney stone
s,s' ti '
IisA rae, (psrse, tfeo, claiming; for
Is,..fsar-olds and upward elk furlonga)
M, .hllife. iet; William A., iit; Sea MAJ.
.hghtboat illi 'simplieity. iet @ Z
,.e.npaa 100; sPrldo Of India, lePi Iu-
80. llt; 'esWeil Combs. iio, OTeus
Dael 10
sliih race Cpurss. gfoo; claiming; for
80, y,at-oles and upward; mile Sno 2
e,sa,,s.snih ,s,.. l--'KlnF Trojan, i0t. sscottith
az III; ssarchiiEht III, iC9; BETTY -
- sallet Car, l1i; CamRfeur, iosi siul-
iti ~. Honolulu boy. III; .bneriniase,
'Ihslan. isi wa
-
-Flve pounds Apprentices allowance.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Harvard Coach Makes
Radical Changes in
ROiCiRg Methods

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dee. ia
revolution In Harvard rowing
u noF In process Of development.
+. J. Muller. recently appointed
coach Of the Crimson varsity crew.
said to-day that In his new author
!ty he Ia prepared 20 institute the
most radical changes ever known
among Crimson oarsmen and will
teach them an entirely different
ttTcke from any Harvard has ever
used.
The Philadelphia coach has ruled
that in the future the Crimson
varsity men shall row with their
legs close together, although net
touching. This In itself. according
TO rowing experts, IL q decided de-
parture from the more or less con-
Ventional system Of the past at Hhr-
ward, and II designed to give the
crews more leg power.
Other and more technical changes
being taught, according TO Coach
Muller, will give the crew n tre-
mendously powerful stroke with all
Farts OF the body contributing.
Coach Muller recently discarded the
specially built Crimson shell OF last
year snd ordered another made on
radically different llacs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Rutgers Football
Eleven Will PLAY
Nine Games i'm 1923

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. Dec. i9.-
Nine games will be played By Rutgers
neXt Fall, according 20 the schedule
announced to-day by Graduate Nan
nge' W. ?. Garrison. with two dates
still open.
Following a custom Of several years
Rutgers has the Election Day date at
ihc Poo Grounds and has booked
West Virginia. one Of the gridiron
leaders. this fall. West Virginia and
Rutgers are under a two-year agree.
mert with the choice Of grounds for
next fan a matter for Rutgers 10 de-.
eide. The game, therefore, was shifted
from New Brunswick 20 New York to
accommodate expected crowds.
Rutgers will open with Albright here
on September %, and close with Ford
ham at Ashland Stadium, East range.
on November o. Under the two-year
agreements in effect Lehigh will be
played at New Brunswick and Lafay-
ette at Easton. Il IL likely that other
two-year agreements for 1924 and 1925
will be negotiated with Lehigh, Lafay-
cite, y. Y. T., West Virginia and Ford
ham.
Efforts are being made 20 book a
game away from home on November
10 in order 10 avoid conflict with the
Harvard-Princcton game at Tigertown
that day and 70 arrange for a strong
team for the last home game on No
vembcr II.
The schedule follows:
September 20. Albright az New Bruins
wick. October r. villa Nova AZ New Bruins
wick. october -. LehlEh ~ New Bruins
wick: october 20. New York University AZ
New Brunswlck october ~, Lafayette ~
Easton. Pa. November 9. Election Day,
west Virginia Al Polo Grounds. November
10. open. November ~. open. November
a. Fordham a. Ashland Stadium, Eas'
Orange.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
IWOmenAthlctes
Not to Compete
In Jump Events
A. A. L. Opposes Indoor
Leaping Tests; Mrs. Patton
Is Chosen Handicapped
By Jack Masters

The athletles-for-women movement
which had its inception several years
ago became a reality last night when
At che quarterly meeting Of the board
Of governors Of the Metropolitan AS
soeiation Of the A. A. u. the recom-
mendations OF the committee on wom-
ems track and field events were APP
proved with but one exception.
Mrs. Jesse L. Patton. president OF the
Morningside Girls A. c., was named
handic1pper and Mrs. Edna Click, Of
the Womon's Swimming Association,
Vas selected as delegate 20 the Ma
tional A. A. L.
Regulations as to attire Of female
competitors. accommodations a. the
various armories where meets viii be
held. the distance limitations and the
minimum age limit were adopted as
recommended By the committee. hut.
after considerable argument, 70 was
decided 90 drop the indoor running
broad and high iumns from the list.
Il was held by medical authorities
present that these events would prove
Injurious 90 the competitors.
The minimum-agc limit was txcd al
sixteen, and it was also decided that a
girl could compete in not more than
Two events a. any one meet. No event
shall be- more than 10 yards for any
orc competitor. The standard list fol.
lows: Fifty, sixty and seventy yard
dashcs. go and 40 yard relays -four.
girl teAmEl, cight-pound Shot-put and
sixty-yrrd ftwo-foot) hurdles.
The committee on womcn's athletics
will approve Of all sanctions for meets,
before passing such sanctions on 70 the
A. A. u. and in this way will be certain
that the committees rules are lived
up 10. II will be necessary that pro-
moters Of meets have trained nurse
in attendance and that all competitors
be examined by physician before COM
peting.
Another development Of the meeting
was the fact that the national seven
mile walk. ten-mile run and steeple-
chase championships, awarded TO this
district will, IN all probability be de-
cided al the new Yankee Stadium.
They we're TO be allotted last night, but
the matter was referred 10 the cham
pionship committee with power TO act
and the committee Is known 20 be in
favor OF holding these and other title
events in the ball park. where some rev.
enue may be had 20 cover the expense.
The swimming championship events.
OF which there were a number 20 allot
in this district we're referred 20 the
swimming committee with power 20 act.
Il is understood that Madison Square
Garden desires to put on four Of these
events.
Il was also decided that the local as
ISOLATION would not become a corpora
tion, because as such II would be La
bic 10 civil action in cases where dis
ciplinc was mcted out.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
oche Wins Belle ChaSse Purse Feature New Orleans Track
Jones VIII Help Coach
Naval Academy Boxers

ANNAPCais, Nd, De- t9~-' spike"
webb, boxing coach at The Naval Aead-
envy, will have the assistance during
the coming season OF knsign Walter r.
Jones. who was lightweight champion
Of the academy during the seasons Of
iQ20-'2l.
Midshipman ". s. Parr, captain and
guard Of the Naval Academy basket
ball team and also left end OF the foot
ball team, has not been able 20 play
basketball up 20 this time this season,
as he Is confined to the hospital on
account OF on attack Of influenza. lie
is now nearing complete recovery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
NOire Dame, Yale
And Navy Appear
On Army Schedule

WEST POINT. n. T., Dec. While
,hcre are several very important de-
tails Of Army's football schedule for
next season vet to be arranged, nota-
bly, the date and site Tor the Army
Navy contest az well as the site FOR
the Army-Notre Dame game, it was
announced to-day that Army will have
nine contests on rs program next fall
and that eight Of the cadets oppo-
nents have definitely been picked. Last
fall Army had ten games on IT'S card,
which included n doublc-header open
ing. but the double c-heador feature i5
missing from the schedule thus far ar
ranged. ard il Is understood that there
vii be 80 dual engagements next year.
Metre Dame Is the only Western
eleven on the card. but the Army has
gone into tae Southern tier FOR four Of
rs opponents. and II Navy can be
classed among the Southern eleveng
then there are five teams TO be met
from that section Of the country.
Springfield, longtime opponent; uni
versity Of Kansas, New Hampshire
State. St. Bonnventure and Bates. all
Of whom played here last fall, have
been dropped Besides Yale, Notfe
Dame, Navy and Lebanon Valley, Army
also retain Alabama Poly Of Auburn
on its next seasons schedule. Novem-
Der 10. a date falling ono week after
the battle in the bowl with Yale, Is
Sill open.
Newcomers on the West Point pro-
gram include Tennessee, Florida and
Bethany. Of Bethany. W. Va. The ten
tativc schedule as announced follows:
September 29, University Of Tennes-
see: October 9, University of Florida;
October i3, Notre Dame (site unde-
cided); October 20, Alabama Poly, Au-
burn; October q, Lebanon Valley; No
vember 3, Yale at New Haven; Novem-
Der 10. open; November II, Bethany.
NAVY date and site undecided.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Doyle Defeats Bart6eld
In Bout at Pioneer

Paul Doyle defeated Soldier Bartfeld
In the feature ten-round bout Of the
card Of four tenround bouts which
were contested at the Pioneer A. c. last
night. The show was promoted for the
benefit Of the Boxing Commissions
Christmas Fund.
In the semi-fnal to the Doyle-Bart-
field affair, Gypsy Prince Daniels won
the decision over Charles MeKenna
~ a sensational bout II was McKennas
first defeat in six bouts since be de-
serted the ranks Of the simon-pures.
Jimmy Amato defeated Tommy Nc
Aleer and Frankie Curry was the victor
over Jack Stark IN the other bouts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
u. S. Six-Meter
Yachts to Race
On Clyde River
Seawanhaka-C COrinlhianC Club
Accepts England's ChaI.
lenge for Cup Event
By Jack Lawrence

There Is be an international yacht
race next year whether Sir Thomas
Upton challenges or not, according 20
an announcement made yesterday by
the Seawanhaka -Corinthian Yacht Club
Of Oyster Bay. This organization, un-
der whose saspiees the international
six-meter races were held in Long
Island last sumner. announced yester-
day that the challenge Of the Roya.
Northern Yacht Club Of England for
the seawanhaia Challenge Cup had
been accepted
This cup was won last ceptember b.
Cola III. the property Of d. G.. Stepa.
ems. Cola was one Of The six-meter
yachts OF the British team that de-
feotcd the American qua-tet in The
series Of races held on Oyster Boy in
Scrtcmbcr. Celia went O. Marb.chosl
and defeated the Sake, representing
the Manchester Incht Club. The cup
went back 90 England with The Cola.
The challenge, according 90 the
agreement reached between the Royal
Northern Yacht Clut and the Scawan-
haka- -Corinthian Yacht Club. calls for
contests between yachts Of the six
meter class. which established their
popularity here last summer.
The Challenging and defending
yachts DO not have TO be named until
lust before the races, which Grc o
be held on the Clyde. This means tha;
the American club viii invite yachts
men 10 enter contcndcrs 20 engage 10
q series ~ elimination contests. These
races viii be sailed on Long Island
Sound during the early summer.
The Seawanhaka Challenge Cup was
frst raced for in 1895, and has spent
good part Of IT'S career in Canada
The rest of is life has been spent IN
the clubhouse Of the Manchester Yacht
Club. which brought it back 20 this
country. II is now in possession o.
tho Royal Northern Yacht Club OF
Scotland, and the yaehtsmen there
seem determined TO Keep !. as long as
possible
Elimination trials for the purpose
Of picking q defender will be held in
Engl.sh waters during May and June.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Thorp Leaves To-day
To Oficiate on Coast

Tom Thorp, football coach at New
York University, viii leave for the Pa
cihc Coast to-day to umpire in three
BIG games that will be played in Cali
forria Christmas week. The first Of
these games will be that between West
Virginia and Gonzaga University, Of
Spokcne, Wash, which will be played
az Saa Diego, Calf. Christmas Day.
lie will oficiate next in the game 70
be played December 80 at Palo Alto
between Pittsburgh University and Le-
land Stanford. The third game will
be that between Penn State and South
ern California, TO be played during
the Tournament Of Roses at Pasadena
New Years Day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Benton Nav Go to Reds

CINCINNATI. Dec. le.-The deal by
which Rubo Benton, southpaw pitcher
of the ST. Paul American Association
League champions, becames a Red may
be considered closed, August Herr
man, president Of the Cincinnati Ma
tional Baseball Club, said to-day he
said that details have been settled to
the satisfaction Of the 81. Paul club
and that Benton himself was pleased
with the denl.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Old BaIlplayer Dead

ANSONIA Conn, Dec. 10.-John p.
Conner. oidtime baseball player, who
played on the "Maymakers" Of Troy in
1876 and who was part owner of the
Lowell club Of the Eastern League six
years ago, died at the home Of his
brother here to-day at the age Of sixty
aiUht
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
walker Knocks Out Pearson

Willie Walker. Of the 369th Regi-
ment. successfully defended his title
Of middlewe ght champion Of the Ma
tional Guard by knocking out Jimmy
Pearson, Of the same regiment, in the
seventh round Of the main attraction
at the 10Th Regiment Armory last
night. which was scheduled 70 90 eight
rounds. Buddy Saunders, lightweight
champion OF the National Guard, also
was successful in defending his title
when he knocked out Sammy Marco,
Of the 1920 Medical Regiment, in the
fourth round
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Deeean Leads in Cue Tourney

Frank Deegan assumed the lead IN
his section OF the Manhattan Recrea-
tlonAl Billiard Academy handicap
rocket billiard tournament yesterday
by winning both his afternoon and eve
ring genes. Playing for as in the
afternoon Deegan defeated Dave
Aenist, playing for 25, by n score OF
Is 20 10. In the evening Deegan took
- u. S. Mccormick, playing for 32,
md won by score Of 20 20 =. +. j..
Cleary (45), defeated Robert Kline 1897,
by score Of 33 20 2s, in the third
uma
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Silver Victor Over Harmon

Leo Silver easily defeated Charles
Harmon 10 last nights match in the
New York stats professional pocket
billiard championship tourney at Law
Ter BrothsrS' Academy, Brooklyn. The
gsore was 1875 TO 81, the winner hsv-
inc a high run Of q 20 20 for Harmon.
Tonight Arthur Church will meet Pas
gutle Natalie In the match which will
decide the Championship.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Manhattan Quintet Loses

VILLANoVA, Pa. Dec. 1eCVilla-
nova was forced 70 play hard here to-
night TO beat the basketball quintet
from Manhattan College, 30 20 81. The
hrst half ended with Villanova lead
ing by a lone point, II TO 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-20
Copper Demon, the FdrOrite,
Finishes 3 Lengths Behind
tpsets Mark Resumption of Racing at Jefferson
Park After Wash-Out and Long Shots Riddle
Card: Miracle Man Wins al l5 to ] Against

49, owned by Groenberg, the Belle Purse
n hard drive Copper Demon second ard Herms Kembe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
SPECIAL
This Week Only

The special conditions pre-
vailing during this sale have
never been equalled in any
kitchen cabinet offering with
which we are familiar. Note
these six big reasons for buy
ing your H0OSIER now.
IA payment as low as s1.00
puts the complete Hoosier
IN your home.
2-You pay the balance in
deferred payments OF con-
venient amounts.
3-No extra charge for these
easy terms or for the
FREE cutlery.
4-The low 1922 cash price
prevails.
5-Your cabinet delivered on
receipt OF your initial pay
ment, under the factory
guarantee Money Back
If Not Delighted
GA FREE set OF Dexter
Domestic Science cutlery
worth s7.50-- included
with each Hoosier Beauty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
DXER ACCUSED OF
1 FRAUD GIVES BOND

snaha, Neb., Nov. 29.-Edgar
Her, Sacramento, CAL, member
lhe Ku Klux Khan, who has
"a held here on a warrant from
|ltornia charging him with be-
a fugitive from justice in con-
Hon with the alleged election
sgularities, will be released to-
Iht on cash bond Of $3.50, 1T was
5ounced at the county attor-
.'s office late this afternoon.
bond was fixed as a compro-
b In the habeas corpus pro-
aings that Fuller's attorneys
brought to obtain his release.
he faculty of Willamette uni
Eity voted yesterday to have
b George Alden represent
b at the annual meeting OF
independent colleges at the
gene Bible school, Eugene, FRI
and Saturday, Dec. l and z.
Carl G. Doney, president OF
college, will also attend.