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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Golden Bears SCrimmage
in Mud Before Leaving

on running up a big score What
am trying TO perfect Is . strong
defense. ] never worry about how
good an offensc team has. But
IL they have a good defense do
worry. Because a team with an
inpreEnable defense can't be beaten
We have a tough proposition before
US. l think wen win But too
much must not be expected. That
is my sincere opinion about the
Washington game"
The California coach has sum
med up the situation about as
concisely as possible. This en-.
thusiastc talk about the wonder
team" has made some people think
the Bruins are invincible: they are
only human and must be beaten
some time. Probably they will con.
tinue TO hold the championship
this season. But It's going to bs
a great battle Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
BY KEN CUTHBERT

DEKkEIEf. Cal, Nov IA
ID scrimmage in downpour of
rain. on muddy field. kept the Cal
lfornin Bears busy for nearly an
hour Monday. Coach Andy" Smith
took advantage OF the first wet
weather OF the season 20 give his
men practice in mud football"
Nothing could have pleased the
Bruln leader more than the dreary
weather. FOR ~ may be under similar
conditions that the big game with
Washington Is played Saturday. At
any rate. ANDY Is expecting 20 en-.
counter much wetness In Seattle, End
Is preparing FOR IL.
Al the beginning OF the practice.
Ntsbet and Morrison tried their hand
at punting the soggy oval. Both got
off some excellent kicks. especially
Nisbei one OF the big bonds boots
sent the ball soaring for so yards. a
remarkable performance under the
circumstances. II was just punting
such as this that saved California
from defeat at Pasadena. last New
Years day
while the punters were expert
menting with gravity and a wet ball.
the remainder of the squad wal
lowed around all over the field. with
the evident intent OF collecting as
much terra firma as possible while
passing the ball. Then came the call
TO scrimmage. Varsity and second
varsity had shedding contest for a
while. with quite few fumbles
mixed In. However. everything was
going nicely tin Charley Erb, captain
and quarterback. rot his mouth fun
OF mud. II took five minutes 60 ret
Charley back TO normal and shortly
afterward the scrimmage ended
Today the team leaves for Seattle.
Every man realizes the Importance
of Saturdays melting Far from be.
Ing made overconfidcnt by their vic.
tory over Washington State. several
of the California men expressed the
opinion that Washington would ho
more formidable than u. $. c. Here
is the way Coach smith spoke OF the
game.
I've said all along that the Wash.
ington game win be the hardest OF
the season.
I'VE will be lucky 10 win by
three points, don't believe In
this possimis,ic stuff try TO be
sincere. Washington has team
that outweighs MS. They are play.
ing at home, they have had a
weeks rest. We are not counting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Kings
to Battle
NextWeek
Hoppe Will Be Central
Figure in Big Tourney
in New York

WITH the California Washington
w football garno grabbing most Of
the sport nmollght these days. not
much mention has been made Of the
great billiard tournament that gets
under way In New York Monday
night.
Can willie Hoppe, once Peerless
Willie, come backf
That's the biz question OF tho tour.
nament.
Hoppe. after a reign Of nenrly IS
years. fen before Young schaefcr
last year
Monday tho same scx;ci 81 billiard
cracks are expected 10 start In the
baiklina tournament
They include Schasfer. Hoppe.
welker Cochran. Erick Hageniocher,
German champion. Roger Cont and
Edouard Horemans.
Each man VIII play each man
once. the player with the highest
winning average taking the honors
for the season,
a big pot Of prize money VIII be
divided among the first three finish.
ers.
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BEARS HAVE THREE
VETERAN 1I>EsMT.>

California lost both tackles. ono
guard, one end and the center o. last
years tean. hut they siiil have
Berkey and Muller. veteran ends.
and Pat" Clarke. crack guard OF the
1891 squad Then Smith has made
a tackle out OF witter. promising
fulibark last year. and has put Iieam
at the other tackle and Dean at the
other guard. Gallagher and HorrrIl
are fighting u out for the center
berth. with the former expected 10
start the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
PIRATES WENT
STRONG

AFTER they finally got going past
the haifpon, in the race. the Pitts.
burg Pirates looked like the best
team IN the National league.
fittHburg fans felt II Bill Me
Kechnle had been placed IN charge
% the team nj the start OF the sea
son, that the Pirates would have
won the p.nnant.
Mckechnie IL going right out
after the championship next spring.
and be plans 20 make several
changes IN the team lie wants a
couple % pitchers. and new In
fielder and another right handed out.
fielder
Horace Ford. the Boston Brave
star. may be in a PlitabuFg uniform
IL deal can be made this winter.
IT Is Understood
Mckechnie IN said 20 be willing
70 part with Harnhary. Hamilton.
yellow Horne. Brown. Rohwer. Col
Tins and Lovelace In trades.
Cooper and Morrison are said 20
be the only pitchers that are sure
of their jobs for next year.
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California to Lose Seven
PLAYERS From 1922 Eleven

But Smith viii have the nucleus
for another strong backfield. at that.
lie may bring witter back from
tackle to play fulIback He also viii
have Nichols and spauldsnx and
Dunn for baekfleld work.
Then he will have Inlay, the frosh
quarter. and Evans. sub squArter
now. for tho pivo, position.
Nell and Hufford are expected to
take care OF this wings
Perry should plug one Of the guard
jobs. and Horreli will Be the regular
center.
CALIFORNIA; big need next year viii
be a man 70 replace Morrison and
Slsbit. and another 10 take the place
OF one Of the regular guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Harvard Meets Princeton
in First Big Three Game

But Princeton has been showing
a world Of fighting power. winning
:ho Chicago game largely on fight
ing ability.
The Tigers will be Handicapped by
the lack OF good quarterback. The
Crimson has a hiT edge In the gen
eralship department. having Capt.
Buell. 20 direct the eleven.
on the following Saturday Prince.
ton tackles the Yale Bulldog a,
Princeton and a week later Har.
ward and Yale get together in tho
New Haven bowl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Horseshoe Pitching Is
Gaining Favor as Game

concrete blocks and sunk into tho
ground. Eight inches OF the peg
protrude above the sand.
James r Flower. vice president OF
the National Association OF Horse.
shoe Pitchers. Is due here from
Akron. O.. early In November. to
take charge OF the preliminary ar.
engagements for the fifth annual ma.
tionai tournament scheduled for
the week OF February %.
Prizes to be awarded winners in
the meet will be well over the s. 900
mark.
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GE>ERaIssfIIP
WILL COUNT

Charley Erb. veteran California
quarterback. Is playing hls third year
ON the Bear varsity lie In captain
OF the team this year Erb IN a
quarterback OF unusual ability In al.
Fccsins his team. He seldom carries
the ball. but In In there 10 direc, the
play alone. Opposed TO him viii b.
Fred Abel and waiiy Daley. playing
their nrrt varsity football caiifor.
MIA viii have a bls edge In expert.
once IN this department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

rsAr.rroRNfA's football regime as
~ q wonder team started IN
1879. The squad that year lost but
Few men.
Then IN 1874 IN. team lost most
= tn forward nns. Including
oksphens. Latham. Barnes. MCMILLAN
ond CrAnuer-
when the present season is history
ngven more Bears viii have played
shefr last football. and the great
hnrlkfseld combination VIII be broken
No.
Then he loses Erb. his master
quarterback.
He also loses Berkey and Muller.
his prize ends. Dean and Clark.
guards. and Gallagher. center, VIII
b missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

AbtI ana thAt inc IofWhfu
pass attack doesn't center en-
tirely around Zeil.
Bagshaw has been drilling
his men carefully for this
game and his fellows will
have plenty Of tricks TO show
the Bears.
California II going into the game
top-heavy fAYoritnn 70 win. but
there's Always chance ard with
this THREAT and with Washington
nght thsr- may BE- surprise for
the Berkeley team here Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
SClI,fIiyT~s
CASE

Considering the fact that the ri.
rates did not begin 20 work properly
until Walter Schmidt deserted the
hoidoui ranks. II IL rather unusual
TO hear talk from Pittsburg that
Barney Dreyfuss wants TO get rid
Of him. Schmidt IL one OF the fines,
csfchcrs in the league. but he and
his boss cannot agree on what sal.
airy he Ia worth.
Just before the clone Of the season
schmidt wrote TO a friend In Cali.
fornia that he was going to manage
The team IN 1874 and II gave rise to
reports that he wasn't friendly with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

gTyHE first Of the Big Three foot
\ ball ciassics is on the boards
for Saturday. when the indicated
Harvard and Princeton eievens
clash At Cambridge.
On the strength Of their records
20 far this season Harvard win en-
ter tho big game favored 70 win
Harvard has much more impress
sfve record and the boys who hand
out the football dope nay the Grim
son shapes up as a more powerful
souad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
TIGERS SEEK
CRACK HURLER

The latest baseball rumor has DE.
troit angling for Edwin Rommel,
crack right-hander OF the Philadel.
phia Athletics. II would take quite
a wad OF cash and couple OF classy
performers 70 wean him away from
the Athletics. because Rommell Ia
just about the pitching staff OF that
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
SHERRY SMITH
NEEDS HELPER

Nov that Waiter Malls has been
given permission TO make a deal for
himself with minor league club.
Cleveland has only Sherry Smith.
tho Brooklyn veteran. for mouthpaw
duty. Iris Speaker II trying TO land
n good portsider for tho Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
TOM TURNER
GIVEN GATE

PORTLAND. Nov. Tom Turn.
or. scout and part.timo manager OF
the Portland Beavers last season.
has been released by the Portland
Coast league club. Turner drew
down a salary OF 5000 last year
and turned in $4,000 expense &C.
count This money will be used In
buying new players for the Beav.
crs next year. according TO directors
OF the club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
MUCH DEPENDS
UPON SPEEDER

Much II expected Of Arnold STATE.
the Los Angeles speed merchant, by
the Chicago Cubs next year. STATE
was handicapped by broken finger
and an injured leg in rnid.season, At
that he wound up the season with a
batting mark Of .2s7. a fair mark for
his first year In fast company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
New Met Player
Showing Up Well
in Puck Workout

Tom Mccarthy. Seattie's new
hocly forward. looked pretty
good in his initial workout with
tho Nets at the Arena yesterday.
Hs can shoot from either side.
The Nets are going thru their
PAGES twice daily and are getting
primed for the opening Of the
season with the Vancouver Ma.
rooms Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
GRIMM AND INGRAM
STEADY LINZ

Bhi Grimm and Bob Ingram are
going TO be mighty valuable In that
game Saturday because Of their ex.
perience. The veteran tackles. both
stars themselves. will have a steady.
ing influence on the rest OF the line
Experience counts n great deal in a
big test like the California game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
KUHN ~ TOWER
OF STRENGTH

Ed Kuhn Is bound 10 be a tower
of strength on the Washington line
Saturday. This giant sophomore
guard n playing great football for
the Purple and Gold. Kuhn will
come pretty close 20 being an All.
Coast man this season.
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diet when they boxed n slx.round
draw here. II was a battle an the
way, Har9er's infiEhting tactics and
Davis long-range work making Il a
whlrlwind battle.
Jimmy Duffy holds the Coast wei.
terweight title. but he fights here
aoouts 20 seldom that the Portland
promoters are billing Thursdays
hrawl az the Northwest woiterwcigh,
title bout
Harper u going pretty well again.
while Davis is az the top OF his form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
GORMAN AND
BRITT TRAIN

Joe German and Frankie Britt
are tuning up for their scrap
IN Tacoma Thursday night. They
box over the six.round route.
Young o'Dowd and George Burns.
the lightwcights who fought a hard
six.round battle with honors even
here. clash In the semi.windup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

flags, has started To break up
his famous Orioles by selling
Jack Bentley He will probably
have 10 sell Joe Boley. Jack Og.
den and Mervin Jacobson. too.
or have the rest of the league
enforce the draft over his head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
CATHOLICS TO
BATTLE ARMY

Noire DANES undefeated football
eleven has passed a hard game sue
cessfully in beating Georgia Tech.
but the Catholics face their biggest
test OF the season 40 far Saturday
in the Army at West Point. This
game should be one OF the classics OF
the intersectional schedule.
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guiding genius of the whole
works.
No major league team could
afford TO pay Dunn the money
ne makes at Baltimore.
Dunn. who has won four
straight international league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
EBBETTS AFTER
ARNOLD STATE

Charley Ebh~its ~ trying 10 Ar.
range a trade with Chicago for Ar.
nold sia,x. Offering the veteran Ily
Myers for the Cub flash. Myers nslll
has lot of good baseball left in his
system. but seems 70 have got in a
rut with tho Dodgers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
HARVARD COACH
IN SOX GO SSIP

Jack slattery. Harvard varsity
baseball coach. is one OF tho men
being mentioned as manager for Bos.
toms Red Sox. In tho meantime
Hugh Duffy. with a contract TO run
another season. Is playing golf and
sitting tight In the Conversation
league, saying nothing about 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
WHITMAN ON
LONG TRIP

The Whitman college football
team passed thru SEATTLE today en-
route TO Reno. New. on the longest
football trip ever taken by the Mis-.
sionaries. They play the University
OF Nevada on Armisticc day and th0
University Of Utah at Salt Lake city
week later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
DUNN WOULD LOSE COIN In MAJORS

TACK DUNN, considered one
- OF the greatest managers In
minor leagues. would lose money
n he should leave Baltimore for
the big show.
Dunn owns the majority OF
stock IN the Baltimore Interna~
uonal league team and is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

cKechnie. Previous happenings
do no, support the story. however.
as one Of McKechnie's first acts az
manager OF the team was TO insis,
upon meeting Schmidt's terms and
&c, him back in the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
FuLfHACK STARTER
II QUESTION

BaEnhaw'a selection 10 start AT full
back Ia Httii question. Harper.
Bryan. sherman and Du Bosa are
all expected to b. ready Tor action
saturday. bagstaw IL expected 20
keep fresh men in the haeksleid thru.
out the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
DAVE SHADE
WINS BATTLE

BOSTON, Nov. 7,--Dave Shade
won technical knockout over Jack
Perry here tonight in tho seventh
round OF scheduled i0.round bout.
The referee stopped the tiff TO keep
Perry from punIahment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
HACKETT GETS
ACORNS CHANCE

OAKLAND. Nov. 7-charley
Hackett. Seattle bush league pitch.
er has been signed by Oakland for
next year. Hackett was given a
trial by Brooklyn last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

GET BUSHER

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.---"Wild''
Matthews. Milwaukee, American az.
sociation outfielder, has been sold 10
the Philadelphia Athletics. Cash ana
players are to figure in the transac.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
RED" OLDHAM
MAY QUIT GAME

RED" Oldham Detroit southpaw,
expects TO quit baseball this winter.
according 20 reports from Los An.
geles. Oldham expects to go into
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
HILL EXPECTED
I'D kIANI

Because ~ hia defensive playing
ability. HAY Hiu 10 favored TO start
at ieft half for Washington sa,ur.
day. which win leave nfi Beck for
first string reserve for this poai,ion.
nm played a bangup game Agaiuu,
Pullman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Can Willie Hoppe Come Back?
Big Bout
Is Set for
Portland
Harper and Davis Battle
for N. w. Welter Title
Thursday

litTIsAND should
see one OF tho
ring classics Of
the Northwest
season " n q n
Bob Harper and
Travie Davis
battle over the
10 round route.
II viii be- the
second meeting
Of the pair. the
first decision be.
ing Al draw oar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
10 co UP FROM
TEXAS LEAGUE

The Texas league. a Glass A or.
ganization. sent 10 men 10 the ma
jors at the completion OF the 1922
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
BY LEO II. LASSEN

passes pulled of the flames Frank
Merwel fashion for Washington this and il will be this
the Purple Gold will bank against
California Saturday in their great battle at the Stadium
California developed the aerial almost perfection with
the attack
Washington Roy Petre Hall Leonard Zei
stuffa they N other games this year.
Hail. particular has been the spotlight by his work in
speang the oval Pere with his speed size and reach danger
Gus man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

in the last race was one OF
the big surprises of the sea
son.
The Tigers with Derrill Pratt
and RIP" Collins. ought 70 be one
Of the favoriies for the champion
ship next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Serious Injuries May
Keep Slugger on Bench
Heiman's Broken Cosrbone and Shoulder Make his
Future in Baseball Look HAY; Detroit and Pitts
burg Looming on Baseball Horizon for 1923
ny HENRY l.. FARRELL

.W YORK, Nov. Harry Holman, Amer
lean league batting champion Of 1921, home
run hitter, first class and one of the best
outfielders in the league, fears that his base
ball career has ended, according TO word re-
ceived from California.
Late in the past season Holman fell IN
game between the Detroit Tigers and the
Washington Senators and broke his collar
bone. He went back TO Detroit where he
had TO have the bone rebroken and reset
AT this time IL was found that his shoulder
also was broken
In a letter to his brother. Dick Heilman,
in San Francisco the Tiger star declared his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Harry MEmNQAN MAY NEVER PLAY BIG LEAGUE BALL AGAIN
Purple and Gold Aerial Trio

California Brick Muller
their will the Washington that has
Of Gold is
Roy Pe left end in the Leonard Ze the
the Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

shoulder was bad shape that he not only despaed
being able swing bat next year but that he feared ne
would never be able TO play again.
AS they finished the the Tigers looked like real
good prospect the 1928 pennant and the loss Of
Heilan one Of the main works OF the team would be
10 y Cobb chances of grabbing the pennant
Cobb rebuilding the team and the results he achieved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Zeil, Hall and Pietre Will Give
Bear Defense Plenty of Trouble

Passing Game aW Wont Play
Making
of California Will Stadium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
&4AEIIa|
&nIISIbl

The Coast league hss had one of
its poorest sessons In sending men
10 the big show. Only four have
been sent up TO date. o'Gonneii.
Kamm. May and waIberK Will re-
port 20 faster company next year.
In 1871 ~ pastimers were grad
uated.
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12

Indiana New York Pennsylvania.
KENTUCKY. e. n..d, Tannessee and
other sections.
Anticipating large attend ince al
these popular races. the far associa-
ton has dou',i.d the grand stani ca
pacity
The Catt'e ard Hog Secw
All the available stalls and pens of
the fair have been retained by freed
ers Of blooded cattle and hogs.
This is generally a difficult part Of
a fair in this section of the state. hut
number OF the best herds IN the
state will be shown. especially dairy
cattle. and the variety OF registered
hogs promises 20 be greater than
usual
Farmers da.rv men and breeder 5
will do well to have a look at this
select showing for future reference.
BY Way Of Entertainment.
end Of the far Will be fully up TO the
limit Any one of the entertainment
features will in itself be we'll WORT
the price OF admission to the fair il
self and will be all thrown In to boot
Johnnie Jones Shows are preparing
for months. encamped on the grounds
for the best amusements thev have
ever given. and Johnny himself prom
| Uses many new attractions.
The celebrated Ward Flyers.
comprising company OF nine mel
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-12
Z. THE Big SUB TROPICAL MID WINTER =
kf1IR, ORLANDO, FEB. 1918, I922~1

concert and piano concert, main build
ing.
1913 a. m.-Grand stand and track
Grand pageant, The Making of Or
lando-" Children. public institutions.
etc. Demonstration, women's clubs.
assembly tent.
l p. m.-Junior baseball games. De-
Laney School vs. Winter Park Dem
onstrations in all buildings. Piano
concert in main building
2 p. m.-Races. acrobats, the Fly
ing Wards. Demonstration, women's
clubs, assembly tent
4:30 p. m.-Band concert
Afternoon and night-Johnnie
Jones' shows. Illuminated.
Saturday, February 1s-Last Day,
Lake County Day
5 a m-All buildings open.
$50 a. m.-Band concert, city.
Demonstrations in buildings.
$50 a. m.--Piano concert, main
building. Demonstration. women s
clubs. assembly tent Band concert,
grounds.
p. m-Piano concert, main build
ing.
D. m.-Band concert Demonstra-
ton. womeu's clubs. assembly tent.
Afternoon and night-Johnnie
Jones last show. illuminated.
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Official Program
Sab Tropical .Mid-Winter Fair
FEBRUARY 1918. 1922

main building. Field demonstrations.
tractors, sprayers. saws, etc. Cattle
juggling.
2 p. m.-Races. interspersed with
acrObats by Flying Wards. Other free
acts. fronting grand stand. Piano
concert, main building. Demonstra-
ton, main building
$3.50 p. m.-Ladies' clubs concert.
assembly tent.
Afternoon and night-Johnnie
Jones shows.
Thursday, February 16-volusia
County Day
=. m-Cates and buildings open.
$50 a. m.-Band concert. city
10 a. m-Parade trades display.
clubs. manufacturers. automobiles. fire
department. ETC. Piano concert.
main building Tractor demonstra-
ton. in field. Demonstration in all
lines. in all the buildings.
IL q. m.-Band concert.
2 p. m-Ladies clubs. assembly
tent Piano concert main building.
Q D. m.-Band concert. Demonstra
tions in all buildings.
) .. m-Races. Flying Wards. gym
nastics, Johnnie Jones shows. free
assembly tent.
Night-Johnnie Jones shows.
Friday, February 17-Marion County
and ChiIdren's Day
8 a. m.-AIl buildings open. Band