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The broad ax., 1924-05-17
MANY COLORED CATHOLICS, MEM
BERS OF ST. MONICA'S ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND Pupil S
FROM THE COLORED CATHOLIC
SCHOOL ON THIRTY SEVENTH
STREET, JOINED IN THE HIS
TORICAL DEMONSTRATION IN
HONOR OF THE HOME E-COMTNG
OF HIS EMINENCE, GEORGE CAR
DINAL MUNDELEIN, AND THEY
WERE HEARTILY APPLAUDED
ALL ALONG THE LINE OF MARCH

THE POPE. AT ROME WILL, IN THE
NEAR FUTURE, CONFER NEW
HONORSl UPON SOME OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE PRIESTHOOD
IN THIS SECTION OF THE COUN-
TRY, ,ANUMBER OF THEM BECOM-
ING MONSIGNORS AND KNIGHTS
OF ST. GREGORY; HON. ROBERT
M. SWETTZER WILL BECOME ONE
OF THE NEW KNIGHTS OF THAT
ORDER.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26
|THEWORLDWE
LIVE IN |
By Dave Sentner.

/" HE constitution celebrated
her one hundred ana thirty.
- sixth birthday recently. Some
folks think she looks dried up.
The Recording Angel undoubt.
eddy is having the time Of his
life trying to keep account Of the
marks against Germany.
One might say that Mussolini
and Cap. Rivera are the little
Gold Dust Twins for the kings
Of Italy and Spain.
Some persons are the born
gamblers. They'll hold the wish.
bone In the left hand and pinch
1t with their right.
A naval aviator flies at the
speed Of four miles a minute.
That's faster than a woman an
talk.
A report states that there is
one automobile to every eight
persons in the United States.
Which Is another way Of saying
that each auto owner has seven
relatives.
An apple has been produced by
a naturalist which is marked with
initials. We've had a popular
song on q banana, and now we're
going to have literature on an
apple.
Daughter deer" said Father
Elk, ut Is understandable why
you should deck your young ant.
lers with that vivid wreath or
red autumn leaves. But, know
We that the hunting season Is on
and these human hunters wear
red caps. The most dangerous
thing you could do, my deer, IL
to resemble q hunter"
One way to beat the etiquette
book craze is to order scrambled
eggs for dinner and apple sauce
for dessert.
When the Big Rent Day falls
due, the jewellers in walk up
apartments are going to make
the best time UP the Golden
Stairs.
Faulty eyeballs are the cause
Of most motor accidents" s4ys
well-known oculist. And some.
times faulty highballs.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26
UNCLE EZRA
OBSERVES
BY La Monte WaldrOn.
:" ELLERS used to burn the
midnight oil: now they burn
- the midnight gasoline.

GAADISO uSSu " OuIA IAO
midnight oil; now they burn
the midnight gasoline.
Aunt Hannah Marian says that
Jazz amt no dance-it's a dis
ease, an so fur as she kin see,
nobody don't never git over it.
Ike Spivins went fishin' over
to the lake Thursday an ketched
q fine pair Of silk stockin's.
New band over to the Junction
has just learnt how to play
who's Sorry Now" an I guess
most Of the folks that hears 'em
is.
I noticed that the village idiot
over to the Corners whistles more
n the banker does.
Sophrony Polly Gazinks says
she's mighty glad they wasn't no
flappers when she was a gal an
that the law ought to be put onto
'em now.
Teller that's crazy to git rich
quick ginerally don't have no idea
Of arrivin' there by means Of
ho,n6 1porly
Boys down to the village store
declare that Grover Carberry
Whittle ought to be one Of them
dancers that skylark all around
the medders in them invisible
draperies. Gosh!
Deke Spriggins is all het up an
he's shoutin' that the Teller what
sold him that oil stock won't
come to no good end.
Whenever I read about them
cave women I thing Of Eb Teets'
wife. Eb says that mid pleas
ures an palaces there amt no
place like that behind the stove
down too the store.
Wimmen folks of the sewin'
circle still keeps on denouncin'
the styles they can't git.
I don't think Julyet links IL
ever be happy in the sweet by
andy unless she has plenty of
pink ribbons on her wings.
Marian Whittker has got fur
coat that looks like she ought
to use the mango cure onto it.
With all the marchin' around
they do, I often wonder how the
folks over in Europe manage to
git any work done.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26
Harmless Laxative for Men,
Women and Children

Feel fine! No gripping or incon-
venience follows a gentle liver and
bowel cleansing with "Cascarets.
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases,
Indigestion, and all such distress
gone by morning. For Men, Wo1n-
en- and Children-10c boxes, also
25 and soc sizes, any drug store.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Faulty eyeballs are the cause
Of most motor accidents" s4ys
well.known oculist. And some.
times faulty highballs.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

When the Big Rent Day falls
due, the jewellers in walk UP
apartments are going to make
the best time UP the Golden
Stairs.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

A report states that there is
one automobile to every eight
persons in the United States.
Which is another way Of saying
that each auto owner has seven
relatives.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

An apple has been produced by
q naturalist which is marked with
initials. We've had a popular
song on a banana, and now we're
going to have literature on an
apple.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Marian Whittker has got fur
coat that looks like she ought
to use the mango cure onto it.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

One way to beat the etiquette
book craze is to order scrambled
eggs for dinner and apple sauce
for dessert.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Aunt Hannah Marian says that
Jazz amt no dance-it's a dis
ease, an so. fur as she kin see,
nobody don't never git over it.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

With all the marchin' around
they do, I often wonder how the
folks over in Europe manage to
git any work done.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

A naval aviator flies at the
speed Of four miles a minute.
That's faster than q woman can
talk.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Ike Spivins went fishin' over
to the lake Thursday an ketched
O fine pair Of silk stockin's.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Wimmen folks of the sewin'
circle still keeps on denouncin'
the styles they can't git.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

I don't think Julyet Jinks IL
ever be happy in the sweet by
andy unless she has plenty Of
pink ribbons on her wings.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Some persons are the born
gamblers. They'll hold the wish.
bone In the left hand and pinch
1t with their right.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Teller that's crazy to git rich
quick ginerally don't have no idea
Of arrivin' there by means Of
hard work.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Sophrony Polly Gazinks says
she's mighty glad they wasn't no
flappers when she was a gal an
that the law ought to be put onto
'em now.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Boys down to the village store
declare that Grover Carberry
Whittle ought to be one Of them
dancers that skylark all around
the medders in them invisible
draperies. Gosh!
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

I noticed that the village idiot
over to the Corners whistles more
n the banker does.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

New band over to the Junction
has just learnt how to play
who's Sorry Now" an 1 guess
most Of the folks that hears 'em
Is.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Deke Spriggins is all het up an
he's shoutin' that the Teller what
sold him that oil stock won't
come to no good end.
The Washington times., 1924-03-26

Whenever I read about them
cave women I thing Of Eb Teets'
wife. Eb says that mid pleas
ures an palaces there amt no
place like that behind the stove
down too the store.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
AIDS IN RED CROSS WORK
Mrs. J. B. Reynolds Accepts Chair.
manship of Production Unit.

Mrs. James l.. Reynolds. wife of
the former assistant secretary of the
Treasury, has accepted the chairman
ship of the production depa rtment,
District of Columbia Chapter. Amer
lean Red Cross, it was announced last
night.
In taking up the work of the pro-
duction department Mrs. Reynolds
sa id she was anxious 10 secure the CO.
operation of not only the organized
auxiliaries Of the District chapter
throughout the city. but church sew
ing societies as well, in order that the
output of the production department
may rank with similar units in other
cities.
Volunteers are needed for the de-
partment and may sign for service at
The District chapter headquarters Is
Jackson place, between $50 am. and
4:30 pm. daily.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
REFORMIST LEADER
BACK ZIONIST DRIVE
Appeals to Jewry Here to Give
Literally in Campaign
for $4,000.
!.
WOULD FORGET DISPUTES
Silverman Says All Must Join
Hands for Palestine.

T<shinGron Jews are urged to put
aside all differences and make the
Palestine cause a common one, in
message to them from DIR. Joseph Sill
verman, leader in Reform Jewry and
rabbi emeritus of Temple Emanuel-El,
New York city.
Starting with Il banquet at the Ra-
leigh next Sunday night, to which
$500 have been invited, "a weeks cam
paign for $4,000 for the Palestine
Foundation Fund will be conducted
here, with J. B. Shapiro as general
chairman and Emile Berliner, the in
ventor as honorary chairman. Ber-
liner in the last several years has
given Approximately $4,000 to the
Palestine cause.
Rabbi Silverman's message follows:
Palestine was once the promised
land, flowing with milk and honey.
1t is today the land of promise, al
ready rich enough in achievements,
. due to the persistent endeaTorS of the
Palestine Foundation Fund and other
laudablc organizations. to justify the
most radiant hopes of the lovers of
Zion and the sure expectations OF
Great Britain and the league of ma
tionS
some may still call these hopes
chimerical dreams, but let me say TO
y
the present juncture of Palestine res
toration all sneerS at Zionist dreams,
ideals and performances are but the
swan song of die-hard opponents.
Deyotes Life TO Cause.
II am now determined, after what
/ have seen in Palestine and real
izing its portentous Significance, to
devote the remainder of my life to
the restoration OF the ancient glory
OF our people.
differences in theories, beliefs and
practices that obtain in Jewry be laid
aside and that all classes and groups
unite upon the main proposition of
making Palestine IL homeland for
the Jews and a center for their re-
llgion and culture.
The world has given the Jews the
opportunity of restoring their an
and say we will have no part in such
restoration?
Must Equip Nation.
Il cherish the hope that Jews of
all shades of religious belief and
practices will unite in the efforts
now being made to equip Palestine
with homes, synagogues, schools, in
stitutions and industries of every de-
scription:
washington responded nobly in
the Jewish community center move
ment. The Palestine cause is u far
greater one. Success in your COM
ing campaign is confidently expect
ed"
Rapid progress in organizing the
Campaign force is announced at the
headquarters. Oh New York avenue
northwest. Virtually every Jewish
organization in the city is giving
support.
\ large number of those displaying
interest in the campaign. including
some of the leaders OF the Jewish
community, formerly were non-Zion-
lists, according to Chairman Shapiro
Evening star., 1924-03-17

4 remarkable situation was report
cd recently from the Shzuoka. pre-
lecture in Japan, where two organi-
cations of workers suggested to their
employers that reduction of wages
be made because Of the business de-
preston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

MATTE ihs organization of the
w womcns Commercial Baskc,.
ball league perfected and a schedule
being drafted by the board OF mana.
gers, nine girls basketball teams
are working out at the Young Won.
EMS Christian Association in prep
aration for the opening OF the sea.
son early tn January.
Altho this Is the nrst attempt 10
launch a womcn's basketball league
In Seattle. the enthusiasm with
which the idea has met IS Indicated
by the list OF commercial houses
that now comprise the new organi-
zation, Teams now In the league
are Shell OIL Northwestern Mutual
Fire Insurance. Metropolitan Build.
ing company. Metropolitan business
College. Rhodes Department Store.
Telephone Company Imperial Candy
Company and the Y W. c, A. Afh.
porary president Of the league and
letic Club.
Bculah Biryan % Rhodes IL tenn
Modesto Thostensou Is secretary.
treasurer. The board Of managers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
81 TON
DIItEC TOR

Wayne sutton had been appointed
director OF boxing and regular meets
had been scheduled with Washington
State College, the University ~ Call.
fornia, the University Of British Co
lumbia and arrangements were under
way FOR a meeting with the Oregon
AgKics
An appeal may be made BY the
students 10 the assembly OF the fac.
ulty az whole next Tuesday. but
n is very improbable, IN fact the
possibility - extremely remote. that
they viii consent 90 reverse the. de-
cision of the athletic committee
In making known the decision Of
the committee Dean Condor gave out
the following statement. ''At first the
sport may be run on an entirely de-
sifphlc basis. bat then comes the de-
mand Tor athletic club competition.
and later the demand for exhibitions
by outsiders. who are not always de-
HIF8bITH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
O'DONNELL
is ARRIVAL
Fighter Who Meets Ber-
cot in Seattle Thursday
TO Train Here

Johnny opoNNEII. 81 Paul
~ junior welterEelFht who fiEhts
bpde ierC0t here Tuesday. arrived
here Thursday and wss 90 train for
The first time here "a Austin q stliu
gymnasium.
O'ponnflI has been visiting rrla
lives boa TaromH
The ~ Pau, miller had consider.
able success last year nH main.
cyrnter ga Los Angeles. winning the
majority u hia fights.
Berrot ia also lu trimming.
Dan Salt and innnio Austin. who
arr staging the show. have lined up
Matt O'Conuor. the middleweight
who beat Frankie Murphy in Ever.
ct last week. and Joe Manila. an
Eskimo fighter. Tor the ala round
Hymlwindup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

the faculty athletic committee. just
before he len Tor Portland WUdnsa-
day 10 attend the Coast conference
meet fell and exploded with q loud
and resoundinE bang in Husky box
ing circles
The committee rather arbitrary
action was deemed advisable. accord.
ins 20 the dean, because 81 the UNI
desirable publicity and connections n
the same nature resulting from
carrying the ring sport outside the
confines u the local campus.
Much Indignation aud diapp0Int,
msut waa expressed among the fol-
lowers N The sport a. the university
Interest iH boxing Hns been aroused
aa never before az the school tbis
year and largely thru tho efforts al
student Coach Rich Palmer. the lurr-
rst and most enthusiastic turnout iu
history had been experienced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
FEW ARE
STRICTLY ANIiTEI X

"Fcw Of the amateur athletic clubs
whom we would be likely 20 meet are
strictly amateur. and the competition
which they attract Is not what we
want 10 meet. ] am speaking from
past experience. am not telling you
anything new. a. this is an old prob.
lem At the university"
The dean stated that the news.
paper stories Of last week regarding
me alleged participation Of a Uni.
vernity 81 Washington boxing in.
Ftructor in downtown boxing pro-
gram did not influence the decision
of the committee IN the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
ICE RACES orr

81 JOHN, n 49, uve - The
S. John amateur skaunE aUo-
eibtion today voted mot 10 hold
the international speed skutinE
championship here this winter. In
ability 20 obtain participation Of
Thunbourg world champion speed
sier, was ono Of the rraEouE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Wrestlers in Draw
in Portland Bout

PORTLAND, Dec. 1i.-Louis
PcrEundis Greek lght heavyweight
wrestler, ana Hcnir Engel. Iowa
bouscrusher fought Sc out here
last night two hours for draw.
Pcrgandis took fan with "a short
arm scissors, and Engel evsucd the
match with a head lock aud reversed
wrist lock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Big Conference Meet Now On al Portland
Racing Reform
On in Canada

OTTAWA. ont, brr m Sup
PRECISION ~ race track batting
turnout Che dominion ana lan-
ming ~ an ncsrpaperH from tho
United States containing race
track information 'that viii aid
in making beta waH demanded
OF the federal government -
drpuiation Of Citizrus "Wednesday
N the government Fails 10 ACT
promptly members 90 the drpu-
tatinn said. an auii-bsttinK mu
will he brought up iu the house
~ commons when parliament re-
sumes early In January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Nurmi Works Out
on Indoor Track

NEW YORK, Dee ii,-rnuyo
NurmI. Finlaud's champion runner.
had his first workout on an indoor
track here last night In his trial
on tho boards and in a Jog thru a
park he didn't open up az any time
and merely trottcd around the track
"a few times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Hoppe Beats Sibley
in Their Angle Mix

wilie Hoppe finished out in front
'in his thres-cushion match with
Chase sibloy at Pope Siblcy'H par.
lors. winning 300 10 sgg iu their
three day play
Hoppe left Thursday morning for
Cleveland, where be viii play an cx.
hibition with Charley McCour, angle
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
WILLAMETTE
MAY ~ Az

II H thought that the willamette
varsity will come north Tor game
during the holidays, but this rs uu.
certain other games are TO- De arr
ranged with teams from seattle and
vicinity.
ilco fully intends Ia have "a fairly
well seasoned Team 90 so on the floor
when The curtain rises for tho first
conference game and he win sec 90
it that an his TRUSTEES, including the
newcomers on the squad have real
baptism before thry have 10 enter a
game that goes down tn The won or
lost column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

Is as follow Lillian Hanson. y vs.
O. q. Athletic Club. Virginia Friend,
Metropolitan business College Phyl.
lis LAWS Rhodes Ruth Richards.
Northwest Mutual Firc Insurance.
Ella Green, Imperial Candy Com.
pany MnnaEers Tor The other teams
have not set been announced.
Miss sue'la NceIy physical dircc,
tor or the T. " e A. who ia RCt-
.ng as coach FOR tho teams. reports
that from the kFen Interest the
girls arr taking iu the practice sos
sious sire expects "a fast and welt
balanced League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
HALE AND COOLEY
AT GUARDS

Grafton Hale. Of the 1884 squad.
tho Dc did not earn letter, and
Arnold Cooley. former suporyarsily
star. are the duct Edmundson means
TO have in the guard positions
Thursday evening whom tho bail is
tipped or lt 5lo
About 20 men are still work
ing out on the Husky squad,
among thcm being Johnny Cole
and Bill Beck. both ends on
BaEshnw', gridiron machine dur.
ing the past season.
The Everett gam5 iF the first OF
10 or dozen that ilec intends TO
put hls hopyfuls thru before the adj.
vent of the conference season. along
about tho middle Of January. The
University OF Alberta may send "a
quintet down here for "a mme on
December -. North Dakota's AEgic
team Will be here January g The
Purple and Gold viii tnnRlo with
Goumga in Spokane on January 5
and and with the Spokane Athletic
club on the 9Th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

Eimundsou b. planning 20 give ~
sohuz "a try at forward, as ilesksth
viii not Doc available until after
Christina because Of h.s absence
from school This quarter Schuss
running mate iu the flint contest
VIII be DICK Tmyue. who b a ciugh
90 hold bis sob uu the varsity along
with lleskgth ana George Anderson
..f ..anH.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

e yoni know what's holding up
Bsnny leonard. Mickey Walker
~ Maybe Benny can't make
= sslisrweight limit,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Asthma
Is Cone
Since
Small Boy

DR.. LOughneys Asthma
Treatment is Graduating this
terrible scOurge in large num-
Der OF cases every week.
Watch for sworn affidayits
every week-they should be
your assurance Of DIR. LOugh-
ney's successful treatment Of
Asthma, even in the most
chronic and severe cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

into action 1hur
tiay night Tor the
first time This sea.
son bon the campus
Eym
Tho clever qulu
Get from the Ever
stt T. ~ e. A. will
furnish tite Illus
kigs with their
initial battle and
thu fans arc plan.
ming 90 set "a line
on the squad II
cage men who car
~ the hopes ~
the Purple and
Gold for the 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

More than $4,000. 900 was spent FOR
ball sayers iast season. n you want
to know where an the ivory In this
country ~ going to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Excitement
Expected in
Big Session
sr,.,ts and Ineiligibility
Charges Cropping Up;
To Arrange Schedules

lkllANn lce
H. Coachcs
graduate mana.
Errs and pro
frssou q Pa
cinc Coast in.
rcollcEiatc
inference
schools were
gathering here
to-day for what
will likely prove
20 h "a real hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

Cages Are
in Action

NITt bob llysErih missing from
w the lineup Coach liee Edmund
son viii send hls varsity bB.kstru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Outside Ring
Activity for
Huskies Off

ASH O.
a. - n will
not take
part Iu Iu
z
HFatU box
iHE
That an
uurr
uem from
Dean John
r. Condor
chairman pf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

m dsitEatrs win ser down
h..incss Friday
.-w-i Important matters arc
-.rs nv the most spectacular
y, ~ roW between University
/, s,.ihsrn California ON one side
"A sanford and the University %
,srh On the other
81 Davis graduate manager 81
s-.ra has pledgri himself that
srs,d all make no srfort 90
=, m ne brrak between the
,.rna schools ucforc the confer
- 80 Oar as Nc arc concerned.
!. natter IS ended. he said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
HEDIIE
agNG Up

M be college professors hasi
~ eligibility rules-whirh win b,
I tr,'y session itsslf-tho graduate
nzssrs vii get together FRIDAY
e:; 10 build up a conference
ssslz
0ns thing seems to be certain.
~ cd Northwest conference
EH liksly evolve from it, pres
1T bass 10 q conference Of the
srlHef Northwest colleges. with
h withdrawal Of Oregon. %. \.
{. Washington, W. :. G.. Idaho
I'd Montana. II that i not
hns these larEer schools will
sInd on paper IN the North.
vet conference. but the smaller
ulleses-Willametie. Pacific
nnsrsity. College Of Puget
ssund. College Of Idaho. Whit
nln and possibly GonEaga, win
hsn 4 conference Of their own.
representatives. % the latter insti
nrcas today were meeting az For
q Grove Ore 10 perfect plans
s,s; that line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

Owl Drug Co.
iinricll Drug Co.
Abrahms IIdw. Go.
Ajax Drug Go,
Anderson Cutlery Go.
Ashley & BrlllnEer
ASTORIA Drug Go.
Barlcy School Pharmacy
Baker Drug 10.
Beach Pharmacy
IIrckwlth Pharmacy
BELLS Drug store
iIo,cr'a Drug stores
Brendci Drug Co.
Butler Drug Go.
Canal Drug Co.
WIN -. Cnscy
cherry ~. Pharmacy
Closson & Kelly
Columbia Drug Store
Crockett ~. Pharmacy
Denny Blaine Pharmacy
Donaldson Drug Go.
iinst Mercer Pharmacy
First Hili Pharmacy
Fourth & Pine Cigar store
ii5 Pike 81. store
Fremont Drug Co.
Lakewood Pharmacy
Cells Pharmacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
FEknn
HRnAN

r.,vsstatlyes % the Berkeley
u,ion are believed 20 feel the
- uay.
nj : c Forces the issue. how.
n hon Stanford and California
= r.ly 10 scrap Il out.
In fact. sonic talk has been
lsard u boiling down the con,
trsr 10 a biz SN-Nashing,
IA Washington state, Oregon.
o,son Aggics. stanford and
(aEfonh. supporter, Of this
Essrzm ay the conference j.
~ TOO biz aud that with such
hycui each school could have
st big game.
n L. 5. G. may not start BY
trars up her troubles. an open
- nay h hard 20 avoid L, :.
\ nay perhaps have difficulty in
~ on, her schedule