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Evening star., 1924-11-08
HERRICK ASKS NEW TRIAL

Manuel Herrick, former Represeta-
tive from Oklahoma, today filed in
the District Supreme Court a motIon
for q new trial Of the libel suit of
Miss Ethelyn Chrane, his former
stenographer. The jury awarded her
a verdict for $500 damages.
Herrick declares the damages are
excessive and the verdict is contrary
to the weight of the evidence
Evening star., 1924-11-08
Held Up; Robbed of $11S.

Leroy Grant, colored, 814 Third
street southwest, was assaulted and
ROBBED of $11S by two unidentified
colored men last night at Third and
III streets southwest, he reported to
the police. Grant said he was on his
way nome from a dance at 107, n
street southeast and that the two men
followed him in a taxicab. He fur
nished the police with good descrip-
tions rof his assailants
Evening star., 1924-11-08
SPIRITUALIST SOCIETY
LEADERS ARE ACCUSED
IL Arrested on Fraud Charges
When Reporter Is Qualified
as Healer.
BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, November S.-W. A.
Jackson, president of the National In
dependent Spiritualists' Association
and 10 other officers and directors of
the organization were named in war
rants issued here last night charging
criminal conspiracy, fraud and lesser
offenses
The warrants were based on the al
legged issuance to Los Angeles Times
reporter of a certificate of ordination
as minister of the gospel, a charter
for a church and an Endorsement as
a spiritual healer and medium for a
considerat ton of $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-11-08
PREDICTS NEW QUAKES.

BOLOGNA, Italy. November s.
Raphael Bandandi, the seismologist, has
predicted earthquakes for November II
and from November 16 to II. The CEN
ter of the shocks. it was said, would be
in the extreme East, probably in the
Philippine Islands
Evening star., 1924-11-08
Current News Events
A New Department In
The Sunday Star

is prepared for and will in
terest and assist both students
and teachers In the public and
private schools. clubwomen and
others who seek to keen
abreast of the worlds happen
ings.
Its use by all current history
classes Is urged by District of
Columbia school authorities.
Evening star., 1924-11-08
Ordered to DUTY.

Maj. Harry S. Kimberly, chemical
Warfare Officers Reserve Corps of
this city, has been ordered to report
to the chief of Chemical Warfare
Service, War Department, for tenn
porary active duty.
Evening star., 1924-11-08

historic skeletons has hardly been
scratched and that marvellous things
may turn up in further excavations
on sites where fossil remains are
known to exist
Evening star., 1924-11-08
HOLIDAY ON NOV. II
FOR u. S. WORKERS,
AIM OF COOLIDGE

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PERSONNEL BOARD
o. KS NEW RATING
PAN FOR WORKERS

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COOLIDGE TACKLES
CAMPAIGN PLEDGES

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Vessels in Other Ports

TACOMA Arrived. Roy. t-seiklrs
from IA g., - q. o.. NoY a-Slf
iErar from seattle 20 midnight Hansd.
nor. l--Atr Tirsrton for seattle. a. 6
Ca, Nov. t-sF Celtic FOR ~ G.. az
.. m- ctr Border klnE Tor n g.. Al
p. m stt Lake Frances f0f Kan Fran-
rlses. a. b. M. Htr nanenf3nrd for
Everett o. : m str Princes Una fof
~ g. az ,. nj.
VANCOUVER Arrived. nov t-Rtr
Aalsum from AsWrsstie at A. m.. ftf
iiochFlis rom San TrhnCisco, at %. n.
Nor Str Canadian Winner FROM o.
q ports. - ~ D. 90. Rallied. Nov. A.
ST. Tyae Asru TOT United Kingdom. 81
p. m.
VICTORIA Passed out nov. Str
Tine Mara Tot United Kingdom. az :
m. Arrived NOV. Str Canadian
observer from San Francisco. ~ a m.
Passed Tor Vancouver. Nov str Pa
cinc MARI a. ss2o a m. Arrived. nov.
Str President Jackson from seattle.
~ s.ts p. IN. and sailed Tor Manila. al
p. M
PORT TOWNSEND Passed IN. Sow. 4.
Str FULTON for seattle. az s35e p. Ia
Str Everett for Seattle at 2 ,. m.
DuNGESEss-Pa Passed IN. Nov Str
Everett Tor Seattle. at 1850 p. ~.
EyERETT-Arfivsd. Nov. str ia.
cox from seattle. a. .. M: sir Eanen.
'Iiord from Taeoms az p. m. str Maine
from nslilngham. AZ 2 p. M. Nov. g.
str John g. Kirkpatrick from Tacoma. az
z d. ~.
RAYMOND Arrived. Nov str chas.
Christensen from Los Angeles. at ia,3Q
y. m.
ABEEpEEN-sA Sailed. Nov. s-str Daisy
gsdsby for los Angeles. At y. M.
ASTORIA Arrived. Nov. 5.-Ms IndrA
from Seattle. AZ a. M str Canadian
Rover nom Vancouver via ocean Faiia
AZ a. ~. sailed. nov. i.-str italy
Nsru for United Kingdom. AZ p. NJ.
BAN ANCiECO-Arrivtd. Nov. -,
Str Edvsrd Luckenbach from Boston AZ
4 ., m. ctr Felix Taussig from New
York. AZ 8 a. IN. Nov. Str London
Coronation from Seattle. s;r Indiana from
seattle, str Emma Alexander from Sc.
attic. sailed, Nov. Str England Maru
Tor United Kingdom. AZ q. m. Nov. e.
str Dorothy Luckenbach for Boston, n,
midnight. str DoylestoWn for Seattle, al
p. m afr Ruth Alexander for Seattle
AZ p. N str Clarsmont for Seattle. at
4 y. m.
LOS ANGELEs-sailed. nov. Str
Gothic Star for Seattle. ma Nina BreR
for Vancouver. str Thos Crowley for Sc
attic, str Langton Hall for London. ctr
West Notus for Ruenos Area Arrived
Nov. Str Cathwood from Seattle, str
Dorothy Alexander from Seattle. ms Minis
Urea from Vancouver. str Gothicatar from
Shields str Admiral schley from Port
land
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| Vessels in Port at Seattle
smith Cove Tsrminsi-Pisr ,i-str KaEs

Smith Cove Tsrminzi-Pisf u-atr KaEs
Aafus Northwestern Pier t8-Hir
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haru
nal street T1talssi-U, b =, ursigs.
itaida
aund Trunk rssins Tsrmlnsi-ss,r "A.
mirai Roger
pc str Jarar
Pier s-sffs Alameda. Victoria
Pier b-HtrH Admiral Dewey. H. y
AistaudtF
10. 3 shipping uosId NooflnFs--str West
leon CupFum
Counsctifui street Tsrminai-atrs Ia
rEns oduna. q. r. n. Eurvsror
AtsotiAtsd on Ttminai-atr iEtuanss
san lusn Fish Co.-fiF Starr
MiivAukss ocean Terminai-atr Brock
dale
pphtns street Tsrminti-htr Dssffisid
EsYt waterway Dock a Warehouse CO..
hT walter turksnbsch.
Todd Dry Doets-Htrn Rsdweod. Cath
srirs D. ms Patterson.
pfumm1nd LThttFAEs Co,-Br Hiof.
Fiksn.
winsisw Marine Railway Eagle IIarhor)
-HshW Vsaoouvfr. Ella a. AlumnA
hhin ceHqusfprs hsfEss c0guitiam City
iisrfy Willard. cHffHpn aHd Eiwtii
me Donna Lane
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" ashington Frosh Play
st. Martins Saturday

And IL Is evident that they do
from tho fact that three Cougars
went "a tho hospital after last Sat
urday's tet-to with tho Husky pups
and that half a dozen more OF them
wero badly banged up.
Louis Tesreau, brother OF Elmer.
il turning out 20 be an even bet
ter kicker than had been forecast.
II no keeps going at his present
rate he should be ono OF the senss-
,ions OF the conference In tho fall
Of 1895.
There is movement under way
on the campus 20 havo tho first
year class turn out On massc for
their teams gameS The project
will be tried out Saturday when
Sat Martins is here.
The Oregon frosh play in the
stadium hero week from Saturday,
when the varsity goes to Tacoma 10
practice on Puget Sound
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UNIVERSITY or IDAHO, Mos
\ COW. Nov. From a game that
vas listed as OF secondary import
snce when Idaho lost 20 stanford.
ne Oregon-ldaho battle here Sat-
urday has Jumped 20 major Inn
eorianes in the northern end Of the
cast conference. ~ - all because
0reron. contrary 20 prognostications
np4t the Purple Tornado Of
Washington. toutsd 20 BE- conqusror
q California. nc Eugene. Z 10 8,
ne day before. Idaho proved con-
elasively 70 the conference that the
Ashsarttning . 20 0 defeat by stan
ford had not broken her spirit. FOR
she showed tho Oregon AEgies be-
n.sth :. 10 0 score, and on a wet
hsii al that.
From the cellar. oregon has
pumped to the place where she Is
irrning aside the elevens rated az
outstanding championship POSSIBLE
ties The games o. the last week
md have landed Idaho in Nthiri
place. with Stanford and California
ued FOR nrsi.
After the stanford game, Idaho's
players determined 20 20 thru the
remainder OF the season without q
asisat The figures at Corvallis,
rs yards gained 20 90. show tina,
the determination was not mere
beast. II weather conditions arc
right. Idaho viii continue her ter
rife onslaught against Oregon. and
Indications are that it win b be-
: fore a mighty crowd for Idaho Is
aot 30 far down in this eoas; con-
ference race after all.
Idaho's schedule IL not no hat
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California
Dangerous
Grid Team
Golden Bears as Good as
Ever, Says Darwin
Meisnest; Other Gossip
BY MELyIN VOORHEES,

~ hAAHAH v - VtAhAAAaAatf
HnoNT be- kiddtd." Eays Darwin
~ Mciansst. whshinEtous Erad.
uate manager,
ANDY smith. uf Berkeley and
Whereabouts. viii trot one 0f ths
strongest teams ever seen On these
parts into the stadium next satur.
day. Notwithstanding al reports 20
the contrary.
California has been playing q
great little game ~ cover but Ne
real team don't forget that.
NO school D. going 10 hire elEhi
coaches and pay them Igs 600 annu.
ally unless that coaching staff Is
producing
Now. Mtlnueft doesn't claim 90 h
a football expert or diaEnostlcian
uut De Is a good business man. and
be knows the meaning ~ value re-
ceNrd"
A coach, years ago, was a hnloso
figure al most colleges rhrouded
with tho mLt of romance and hsnti
meni Now he's football expert
hired % turn out winning teams
Tho moro he "a paid the better
team be IA expected 90 produce
That follows naturally
It's business axiom. and ~
what MeltRett bases hk assertion
on,
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Arrivals and Departures

AfFiFHf hoN - Hfr tnfama Mars
ffam KOBE sia Tahohafns st uapul fir
hatsiua from Philadelphia via rgfs,. sf
hstfhikau. a. e.. m.s rtr Admiral Wet
tan frum Alaska. - tEtt o.. ~
horthwfsfffa from Tarnmh 90 90 a us
Nov LHu Hru9kdais from Zoe An
Efiss STA paris, ~ 1856 .. Ws ctr
iaror from Tacoma 81 D. m
sailed Nov str ". o. Chamber
isig fer san Frsnrir18 Via pgTts 90 10
co.. sF DALEY ORGY far iaH AnEslss.
% ma air Achilles Tor Manlis vie
rarts Hf "a. mH charlie MafsQn fof
ran iTaHraru via MHrshfield. at g.ts
ga hoF t-bfr rhiiertstsa fnF NHn-
lpHF@, % iel1e o. M rI EFrfrtt for
rae1ma. az 9 q M. str femsi Maru Tor
KOBE VA Egtrstt az tslQ ,. m.s ctr
pAioau fef Tacoma. - sltt g. ma ttr
Tisrrinn Tor haH rfanrisco via Port Lud-
ioH. st i-tt 5. ~. q. 4. l. =. Relief Tor
dufT, az A.ag q. ~
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Eastern sciect--Gnl. cana ....n
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Portland Live Stock
Wednesday Quotations

NAfAAAfHAAN n AfANAAANHAA
Cattle Receipts. f TeHs IN market.
slow Htsrrs medium. fg1GaEs come
mon ffuf-ss hrfeTr medium nud
C0mmgu. fg.gG1s.lss cows, medium
and common. 1850 $50. tanners ara
cutters. 90 -1grgs. buIlr. rauusfa ard
hol0EHaH f1.1fu1.lg. calves medium
and choice. Ise lbs down. fg.GgaS COZ
it8 20 go Iba. ffDt. go he. ~.
fts0@sgb
Hogs Receipts. s5L Tone o. market.
steady. Medium good and choice. 100
20 200 Tbs. tgQtt0. 200 % go lbr..
tt9sIb-gos 40 Ihs. ~ fEt0gf2ss
packing, smooth heavy. tTa1.5B. pack
iHE. rguFh heavy. fEEoa7s slaughter
pigs. isgL2e. fsedea and siocksrr,
1901
sheep Receipts &C. Tone Of market.
steady. lambs. heavywsirhtH medi-
um and choice. fgGI6. cuus and COM
mons all weights. is.E0afs Wsthers.
ih.t0Et. ewes. common 20 choice.
ifNG
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washington's frosh football team
viii play tho team Of ST. Martins
college from Lacey on Denny field
saturday.
Assistant Freshman Coach Ray
Eckman. who accompanied the babes
10 Pullman, where they won By yir-
tue OF Louis Tcsreau's two field
sosis. thinks this years squad is
one Of thcb est that the Purple and
Gold has ever had from thsir frat
year class.
They play good. hard football,
sald Ray. after the game.
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Oregon-Idaho Game Saturday to
Be Important Gridiron Battle

now. for she has a couple % weeks
rest after the oregon game. But
up 20 now Il has been a terrible
Grind. six games In as many weeks
This year b. the FIRST In many
that Oregon has come 90 Moscow
Generally tho game has hesn al
Portland or Eugene
There win D. plenty q football In
The Inland Empire this weekend
Tor FRIDAY the Oregon AsFlss In.
wade Pullman to play Washington
state The visitors 20 Tint game
viii stay over and attend the
MOSCOW game the following day
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Cheek Out of Game
With Princeton Team

CAMBRIDGE. Noy. s.--Harvard's
regular quarterback. Cheek. will not
be able 10 play against Princeton, Il
waa announced today. The varsity
went thru long defensive drlll
against the scrubs.
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BIRDS APLENTY
FOR DINNER
Housewives Advised OF Low
Prices for Turkeys

lfcuHrairrn completed their rHFi-
election 'l-raia-Tau TEufEiaT
mFTuiuE end tgr1rd hHrk ta fnr
more imperative huFIurra ~ supply
ms The lardrr-tn find that Iul aag r
with little attention paid ~ price
Lists had resulted iu 30 change Uu
The 80 mart.
Nsis ihnt th~ tims Erows nFar
whrn - rifB sausina write
thrir annual iittir frirndiF notes
SO neis John nnd Aunt MARI 80
fsrammHs an sFhmpatFs Who
always have surh biE dinnrrs
ThHnksgitinE dhys tho dsaisrs
ndstss that the tHTksy situhtisn
l. rarFiiFnt sad that there will
be plrnty Of the bis birds for the
holiday trade.
Most ~ the street men figure that
ne price viii run lover than in
TuTkeya are whclssailuF AZ $50 D.
soc for dressed birds and 1Gr d
pound live, ana the shippers are Esf-
ting air drrrFDd and gZe 90 csc live
This price range has been prevalent
for several WrfEF
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Seattle Wheat
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sov s-Fortisn sr-
change opened Irregular. sterling.
!LE1. francs. to.0s2s; lire. f0oi55l. /:
Belgium 50 ef&oi5; marks. 25SQ. Hoi-
land. ssst Sweden. 1850: Norway, 1886.
ForciEu exchange closed Irregular. tho
sterling recorded a sensational advance
% E s-l6. az sass s-Ig Tor demand. other
closing rates: Francs. demand. 20.052it.
or 81. lire. fe.efstH. OF t0.00ell Bel
glum. demand. So.0tssfi on s0.e0oi :
marks. 1885. up fe.ooos Holland. 1913
up soccer Shanghai, 'sts. Yokohama
ass Bunsia. se.
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eharge Of the charity drive,
i trying 10 get a light
heavyweight championship
involved.
rfts MsriFue the worlds cham
r,e-. ana Gene Tunney, the Amer
- ufis holder. refused 20 fsht
Gaseous or Norfolk. Mcrgue will
~, nsht anyone offered BY Rick,
- and Tunney b extremely eau.
t,aus m picking his matches,
BELT FOR
WINNER
Under the circumstances the win
r.r az the Gibbons .Norfolk match
III he recognized unoffcialy as
n. champion. ana Il IS understood
,h,t Richard win offer a belt 70 the
g.nner
Rickarl wanted 20 match Gibbons
and Dempsey FOR an indoor bout
IN, the boxing business has been
terrific slump. There were
reasons however. why Dempsey
ras not Interested IN a winner prop
o,.,ion and Rickord had 10 find an
5her opponent Tor Gibbons.
Glbbcus agreed 20 meet anyone.
Rlekard tried 20 get Jack Renault.
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CARRIER SHARES
GO FORWARD
BrOOkhart, Johnson Defeat
Spurs Rail Stocks
Wall sIHTI.r I0ruNAL FINAA-
fIhE HIsAHl.M

NHa NV ANaH ~
EEW YORK Eag f-CampI
returns showing ule defeat ~ Sem
aiar Has Hua IuLrHaH ~ HIHHarafa
end senator Ir.aEaart ~ Iaaa fIr-
u.Hhr1 further s1imHfuf Tor fIH far-
aar1 uaFeruH rt lr farrrr shares "A
Htr npfuiuE Ha tat taa EIFurlu u
advocated radical railroad lFEIfIaa
iiun boo fHs IgHf ranETfrE.
hrE high ground au thr current
rise n prices vas reached bF Mon
Pacific common ~ 1875. and f1utH-
cru Railroad 40 tFh HHiir AtenisHu
shares hrrr gf New York Central
ard other leaders boo fhe group were
active az the beat levels ~ the year.
IuduFtriaIH maintained q strong
tone 90 around the previous si9siuz
prices.
Tho marEst opened higher: r. Is
Steel, 1885, American can. lfN.
American wooden. fEl, up FL. New
HEFsu. zGh up 70 sears HgrbueE.
1876 uff p American Smelling. sgi
90 reading tlh. on e south
ffn Pacific. ~. up ~ Southern Rail-
way t1r ~ p lnduHtFlai Alcohol.
li-s. up iE k'uusrgtt fsh. Bald
win. ~. up e Cast Iron Pipe 1885,.
up 8 New York central ilih. Up
p; AtrhIsou, 40. up q Lathiehem,
ilA studrbaker, g9iz, or 3
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GRAIN SHARPLY
HIGHER
Wheat Strength Is Due to
Heavy Export Buying

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Grain futures
finished sharply higher on dhe board
OF trade today.
Wheats extreme bulge failed TO
hold when an avalanche of profit
selling descended on the pit in last
minute trading. Strength was due
to heavy export buying. estimated
at $500. 900 bushels in there days.
Strong cash situation and light
receipts helped corn to higher
close. oats made sympathetic gains
with the rest OF the list
Provisions finished irregular.
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Canadian Wireless

Scr CANADIAN Rover. Astoria for los
Aufslss. 80 mliss from Toe AuEsiss
~ los AlAmbt, los Angeles for Bar
nci, u O., 10 miles from Barnett. D. c.
~ Admiral fsuf1. aan ifancis1l To-
kidGran- 80 miles from Kiiduusn
~ Hawai- Mafu so miles from ~.
isNsn.
~ Nhstiitud Montana. 7si9 miles
from NaHesufsf
srr Empress of Asis s:ss miles from
victoria
Ff Nlisr County, Yokohama for los
Antsiss. 2t5t miles from Yokohama
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the Canadian heavyweight champion.
but Renaalt refused 20 accept Luis
Firpo. the south American heavy.
weight champion. turned down the
offer and Tunncy wasn't inteFeaisd
NORFOLK II
GOOD FIGHTER
Norfolk. who has been recognized
Tor several years as one ~ the
fastest and beat punching cruiser
had bee uhaying the same trouble
getting work that Gibbons Was up
against. but he finally accepted the
offer and the match was made.
Outside % the natural quality of
match between two such boxers,
this contest Is interesting In that
IL will BE- the first important mixed
match 10 b. staged In New York
since the Walker law made the
sport legal again several ysan aEo,
IL also win b. the first mixed
match 20 b staged IN Madison
I square Garden Tor yearr.
Gibbons. according 20 Eddie Kane.
his manager. win DO most Of his
training az his homo IN -. Paul
ana Norfolk win work out az sum.
init. y. J.. with Renault and Dave
shade.
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THINKS III SKIS
WILL. WIN

but iust the same Mehncsl
thinks Washington u going 70 beat
the Bears aud their ts5 O0s coach
ing crew,
Eve just Rot a huneh" he says
n really expect something Ike the
Southern California game here last
year. The breaks have gone against
the HushIes all thb season. and !
think we're about due FOR some In
our ftyor"
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Boston Wool

BOSTON. Nov g--Ths wool market
has a uronE undsHono and there is
rather heavy buying Tor both msnufac-
turers and spectators. Territory lines
remain on about the same basis FOR
tie past several days
Elections were fstisfaetory Tor the
trade and very optimistic. ohio dslaines
continued 90 be held 90 Gee. Territory
half blood and below are slightly higher
Western states report active contracting
sales being reported an tze IN Utah. and
Sc and above in Montana.
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IND records SLOW the folloWing

II may yet develop that the bell.
1oy slusgcd by four Brooklyn play.
RS committed the objectionable
crime o. not having a eori.screw.
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Washington and California
Have Each Won Four Games
Teams Have Clashed Nine Times, One Game Being
Tie; California Has Outscored Washington; Sat
urday Meeting Will Break Deadlock
WASHINGTON and
only nine times,

WASHINGTON and California have met on the gridiron
w only nine times.
OF those nine games the Huskes have four the Bears
have four and has resulted in tie score
California has scored total Of 100 points III for the
Huskes. In 1915 Washington walked California TO the
tune OF ~ TO o. but the Bears rested till in 1921 they
almost eyened accounts by trimming the Purple and Gold
~ to g. at Berkeley That the year Of Andy Smiths
wonder team"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
READY FOR
ANVIL CHORUS

Alumni OF tie university. al
ways quick 20 erl,iolss Enoch Bag
shaw. arc finding tho oregon De.
feat . choice morssl 10 wohk on.
when "RaFgy vas c'-uasn 90 coach
The HuskisH. The alumni openly op.
posed tie choice and were not
backward about saying "a
Now the old grads are beginning
10 yodel. Il told you % Hundreds
OF them viii ~ back FOR Homecom.
lnr this week end. and viii attend
the game with California one may
rect assured that a mighty chorus
viii arise n BaEshhw loses.
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OI 4 OI
ARGI MENT

Washington r. not coins tu NIX
lu tHo conference row Involving
Stanford. California and southern
California until all The facts are
known probably not until the con.
ference meet 90 December IL g.
The general opinion on she Husky
campus that the Southern schools
have been hii hasty
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Banned Navy Stars
VIII Play Saturday

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 6.LThe var.
sity went thru n hard ecrimmage
frightened by word that several Of
their best men banned from the team
on account of deficient scholastic
work win be restored TO them n
week before the army game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-06
Gibbons VIII Fight Norfolk
St. Paul Battler VIII
Meet Colored Fighter
Gibbons Finally Gets Tumble. After Getting CODY
Since Staying is Rounds With Dempsey; Norfolk
Has Also Had Hard Time Getting Work
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

Anew YORK. Nov 6.-Tom Gibbons, ST. Paul boxer who
Y has been getting the run-around since he went 10
unds with Jack Dempsey in Shelby last summer has been
~stehed 10 meet kid Norfolk eolored ghheavyweight
ho votes in Baltimore, Md, as Willie Ward. Gibbons and
Norfolk will meet in Madison Square Garden the night
n December for the New York Christmas fund. They
m 10 90 10 roundSor lesSand have 20 make l75 pounds
Tsy Richard who made the match for the committee in
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Frosh Scores Twice
on Yale's Varsity

NEW HAVEN. Nov 6.-The fresh.
men eleven romped thru tho varsity
for two touchdowns in the last scrim.
mage before tho Maryland game.
Buttcrworth and sturnhahn. two
members Of tho varsity. wcro in.
jurcd and forced 10 leave the field.
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Tiger Team Built
Over for Harvard

PRINCETON, Nov. G. \ re.
vamped Tiger team with the heaviest
line and the lightest backfield avail.
able win start against Harvard sat.
urdnY.
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Observation-Disclosures DRAW

NEW YORK. Nov. g. sully Mont.
somcry, former Centre college foot.
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round bout at Madison Square Gar.
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