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Evening star., 1925-10-18
The Double Cross
BY A. E. THOMAS.
Mystery Story of Dramatic Power.
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Copyright. 1923. by podd. Mead 4 Co.

such he had devoted his life to the
study of that friend. Therefore it Is
not strange that he could gather in.
stantly from Stanley's voice and man
ner the conviction that something
was wrong. He sat down feeling
rather queer. In a moment Stanley
pushed away the heap of papers.
Frank" he said. II want you to
know from me before you hear 1t
from anybody else that l am going
to quit the business" He waited, but
Wilson said nothing-he was too
shocked to speak.
Yes" said Stanley. II have had
enough Of it. 1t boreS me. / want
"a change, a great big change. and I'm
going to get 1T right away. I'm going
to quit the business. What's more,
I'm going a long way off-to India.
| to be exact"
'India?" said Wilson, finally finding
his voice. "Why India"
why not? Anything wrong with
India ?"
No" said Wilson vaguely. mot
that l know Of; I don't know much
about It."
Neither do l." said his employer,
''but l mean to. One thing / do know
about tits damn different from New
| York, and that's the main Idea.
up your Sunday and come down here
to the Office merely to tell you this.
l have asked you here to tell you
that during my absence l want you TO
remain in my personal employ. AS
YOU know--no one betIer-the affairs
Of this firm are but a part of my
business | shall need some one to
represent me while I am gone, and
have selected YOU
"Mr. Stanley" gasped Wilson.
Yes" went on the other" if you
will be SO kind. You've been with
me for five years now, and no man
ever had a more intelligent or a more
devoted servant use the word in
its best sense. If It weren't for you
I couldn't go away as l am going.
but 1 know that with you on the
job I can go in perfect security"
But" objected Wilson, who had
now recovered his ability to think,
II should fancy that perhaps Mr..
Not at all Not at all Not that
under some circumstances I might not
have hosen him for this responsible
ity, bat. as it IS, I think not. You
see, he will have enough to do to run
this business
"Oh-h-he's going to run the busi-
nessr
fldu Stdnley Deen less intent upon
his own affairs he would have found
occasion for reflection in Wilson's
tone. AS 1t was. he missed the elo-
quence Of the infection and went on:
You see, after tomorrow, the bust.
ness Of this firm will belong entirely
to Waterman
'Indeed?"
Yes. I've arranged with Atherton
& Brownell over the telephone to send
their head clerk to the Office this
morning. Well go over all the books
with him, so that when the office
opens tomorrow morning the neces-
sary documents can be drawn up and
the whole transfer OF my interests
can be completed before the close of
business tomorrow afternoon"
Isn't this" said Wilson feebly,
rather rushing it?'
Continued in Tomorrow's StarD
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Y. w. G. A. NEWS

The Tri-City Conference for YOUNG
Business and Professional Women be.
ing held at Vacation Lodge, Cherry.
dale, Va, opened Saturday with is
delegates from Baltimore, from
Annapolis and So from WASHINGTON,
including II students from the George
Washington Y. w. c. A.
The theme of the conference Is EN-.
bodied in the quotation from James
Russell Lowell:
"They must upward still. and onward
Who would keep abreast Of Truth -
Miss Harriet A. Cunningham. ma.
tional executive of the Young Bust.
ness and Professional Women, from
New York City, will lead the girls In
the study and appreciation of nature
through cross country hikes and talks
on Autumn Sky" Miss Imogene
Ireland, executive Of the National
Y. w. G. A. music committee, will
direct the music.
A discussion on "When Is a person
we'll educated?" will be led by Miss
Marian r. Miller. director of education
of the Washington Y. w. c. A., Sun.
day afternoon. Sunday morning serv.
ices will be conducted by Miss Harriet
A Cunningham.
The education department Of the
Y. w. c. A. announces the arrival of
Miss Minnie V. Sandberg from Kansas
City, Mo, who will serve as secretary
of religious education.
Miss Sandberg has been principal of
a girls school in Yokohama, Japan,
and previously been connected with
the industrial and student depart.
ments of the Y. w. G. A. in this
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country. Last year she studied at Co
lumbia University and Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York City, re-
ceiving her NJ. A. degree from
Columbia.
Glasses both in Bible study and
teachers training will be resumed
this week under the direction of Miss
Sandberg.
Classes in paddle tennis are now
forming at the y. w. G. A. The
course consists OF Is lessons. one
every Tuesday, s pm, in the y. w.
c. A. gymnasium, Eleventh and M
streets. 1t is planned to prepare the
girl for lawn tennis in the Spring.
physical education. Is the instructor.
Registrations should be made at the
information desk. 614 + street.
Miss Ilena Bailey, chairman Of the
membership committee, has called a
meeting for tomorrow evening at z
o'clock, GA f street. Miss Jane Blinn,
secretary OF the membership depart
ment, will give a report on the Ma
tional Recreation Conference she at
| tended last week in ASheville, N. c.
The following w. w. &. A. chapter
meetings are scheduled for this week:
Princeton Chapter will meet Monday,
pm. at the home OF Mrs. Rudolph
Schneider. 629 Quebec place. Bloom
| ingdale Chapter will meet Monday,
8 pm, at the home of Mrs. Martha
Jones. 100 Todd place northeast. Chevy
Chase Chapter is holding a bazaar
| Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the Chevy Chase Library building.
Mrs. Frank Hoadley Is chairman.
Miss Saida l.. Hartman. secretary
of the industrial department. an
nounces the following events for this
week:
dnesday-Luncheon for the In
dustrial girls working in proximity TO
the Y. w. c. A. headquarters.
Wednesday. 2;30-Meeting of the
Greek Club.
Thursday-Outins and camp fire
supper at Vacation Lodge for girls
employed in homes.
The y. w. c. a. Girl Reserves of
all the senior and junior high schools
in the city left 614 L street yesterday
at $50 for a straw ride. Lansburgh
& Bro. furnished the trucks. After
a five-mile ride on the Marlboro pike
the girls gathered around a camp
fire to sing. Miss Marian Casey, sec
retary Of the department, chaperoned
the party.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Girls! Try this! When combins
and brushing your hair, just moisten
your hair brush with a little Dan
derine" and brush it through your
hair. The effect is startling! You
can dress your hair Immediately and
il will appear twice as thick and
heavy, an abundance Of eleamy, wavy
hair, sparkling with life, incompar-
ably soft, fresh, youthful.
Besides beautifyins the hair, a 35-
cent bottle Of refreshing, fragrant
"Danderine" from any drug or toilet
counter will do wonders, particularly
if the hair is dry, thin. brittle. faded
or streaked with gray from constant
curling and waving which burn the
color, Iuster and very life from any
woman's hair.
"Danderine" acts on the hair like
fresh showers Of rain and sunshine
act on vegetation. 1t goes right to
the roots, invisorates, nourishes and
strengthens them, stopping falling
hair and helping the hair to grow
thick, healthy and luxuriant.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Continued in Tomorrow's StarJ
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Dinner will be more cheerful occasion in
,nany homes as the result of this special
which brings fine new dining suites OF modern
design at less than the usual price OF tar IN
ferior furniture .........: :...-................
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nine hole course ia uow ready ana
waiting Tor the general public 10
shoot over.
Tho total length OF the travel viii
be s,sS0 yards. and Biiho there IL
a scarcity % bunksm and tmra.
plenty % trouble awaits tho poori,
played shot Two water hazards
sho add lus;cr 10 Tho layout.
of course, George Eddy hasn't
shut his eyes 70 The rest of tho
requirements necessary % place hl4
schcmr before tho public No.
stree. he hasn't overlooked Huy.
ihiug. and visitors VIII find. when
they arrive al Foster. that tho Ma.
pie Grove Coli club IL very much
upio date. with its clubhouse. lock.
r. rooms. dining room and showers.
rs regular golf club. with real
interesting nlne.hoic links. that
George Eddy has given TO the rolf
Ing world IN this Maple Grove Golf
club.
The recent spell u had weather
gave the putting greens a setback.
but they will be in playable condition
some time next month In tho
meantime temporary greens viii
suffice.
The daily green fees Tor playing
over tho Maple Grove club viii. un.
40 further notice. be so cents. and.
Of course. II there IL anyone who
Wishes % take any lessons. Profess.
or Eddy VIII be moro than giad 10
give them.
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Sacco has met and beaten most Of
the boys in tho Northwest and ~ a
slight favorite over the olcan.cut
Tacomhn.
Tguvic Davis. the Everett Vet.
enn. meets a rugged lad In Pete
Bruss. OF Great Falt. In the other
half % the main event, Davis IA a
great counter fighter. while uross
keeps coming after his opponent
The fans have taken kindly 10 this
fight. and plenty or Interest B. al.
ready being shown.
Irving Goldberg the clever boy
from Ohio. meets Al Gmcio. Of spo-
kane. In the ssml.windup. Gpcio
hasn't fought here before. but Pro
moter DTuEman says he Ia won.
der, and viii make things plenty
tough FOR young Goldberg
Joe Wilson. tho Wild colorci mid
dlswcight, meets rough. tough
veteran In bud Fisher Of Aberdeen
in the second bout
In the opener. Irish Ciriaco, navy
hantamwciEht. meets George lshil.
Seattle Japanese.
Tiny" Schlmmell has been On.
gagged by Druxmnn 10 do the an.
nouncIng Tuesday night sehimmeil
has agreed to make isj rlngs.ds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Gibbons Will
Claim Title

CHICAGO. Ian. ia.-"If pemp,
sry rctirvs. Tum Gibbons h
champion"
With these words Eddie Kane
manager of the 1t. Paul light
hcaNywcight, claimed the wurld's
championship la the event that
Dempsey makes good his threat
10 quit the ring after marry
Ing
Gibbons Is the only man who
has shown anything against
Dempsey" Kane DECLARED.
There's only ono other fellow
who could make any kind Of a
claim on H. That's Wills, And
u Ne get him into the ring w
would be glad 10 box him,
when Gibbons gets the title,
he'll meet any and all Of the
boys.
what We want when Tom
gets the title j. action We
know he can lick anything going
and wr'll meet any man who
am attract any kind Of n
crowd"
The statement issued In DE.
troit about week ago stated
that Gibbons would claim the
title II Dempsey quit the ring
and Kane today reiterated that
he would claim the champion
ship.
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The Referee

when did the Philadelphia Ath.
lctics last win tho American lcngue
pennnnt7-w. L. r.
The Athletics last won the pen.
nant In 1911. They were defeated
by the Boston Braves in the world
series in four straight games. how.
ever.
when did Al wolgast win the
lightweight boxing championship of
the world. and whom did he beat
A. +. s.
Wolgast won the title on Fcbru.
nry 90. 1910, beating Battling Mel.
son ut Port Richmond in 40 rounds.
II was "A technical knockout. Mel.
sons seconds throwing up the
sponge.
Did Noire Dame ever defeat Mich.
ignn IN footb1ll?-H. Il. n.
Yes. Notrc Dame handed the
Maize and Blue an II to 3 whip.
ping In 1909. The game was played
at Ferry field, Ann Arbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Cobb Pulled
Trade BOner

THE games greatest managers
L arc wrong about as often us
they arc right in Judging the
relative merits OF ball players.
Ty Cobb, games greatest har
player, should know an outficid.
CT, but in cutting loose from two
players recently he earned only
$3.50 break.
on the Boston Red Sox list is
Bobby Veach and Ira FlaEstcad.
secured from Dertoit. Flagstcad
cost about $4,000. Veach about
four times that much.
When Cobb disposed of Vcach
he said Bobby didn't have more
than "A year OF play left in him.
His Judgment on Veach seems
right, for Bob had a poor season
with the Sox.
Flagstead never would be big
Lacquer was Cobbs opinion of
Ira. Today Flagstead is one of
the best outfielders in tho Amer
lean league. Detroit couldn't get
him for 10 times the amount of
the original sale price.
Proving that tho games great.
est stars arcs not infallible in
their judgment OF players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
HENRY HALL
WINS LEAP

CHICAGO. Jan 10 Henry Hall ot
Detroit won firnt place IN the class
4 division Of tho international aki
tournament. held Sunday nt Fox
River grove. Carey. III Hall tied
the course record with a leap % 100
feet in his first jump This was
good enough to win. but when the
meet was over. he jumped again In
exhibition and mado i67 feet Hall
already holds tho worlds record for
tho lnnseat al lump.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Purcell Trained
Three Stars

DURCELL. who was more active
L as a trainer n few years lack.
brought out Harry Anderson, who
was one OF the clevercst OF the
lIghtweights then. and taught Billy
Wright most everything he knew
and put Wright in tho front rank
OF the wclters.
The fans who saw Anderson
box an exhibition with Freddie
Welsh 10 years ago won't for
ret in hurry how Purcell
chased the referee, Welsh's
picked man. out Of the building
after the official had declared
the worlds champion the win
ner. Everybody thought that
Anderson had won. and while
they didn't expect title to
change hands in four.round
bout. the fans. as well as Pur-
cell. were dumfounded when
Welsh was declared the winner.
Purcell says that he had the un.
derstanding with the promoters that
three judges were to give the de-
cision, and when Welsh's referee de-
clared the champion the winner
after Anderson had beaten him and
Welsh had fought behind defen.
siye shell. II was little less than
murder.
Purcell is active axu trainer
again and Is tutoring Jack Wise.
the ~ Yakima heavyweight. trying
to teach him some Of the rudiments
Of boxing. and is putting him in
condition Purcell hopes 70 bring
him around in n short time. and
thinks he will show improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Dundee Sails
and Refuses
French Bout

DARIS. Jan. ips-Promoters whc
L had arranged a contest between
Johnny Dundee former worldl
fcaihcrwclFht champion. and Fred
Breionnol for January u. wero still
s,orming today nj Dundee for pack
Ing up suddenly and sailing for
America saturday
Dundee sailed 10 claim tho light,
weight championship vacated 10y
Benny Leonard. hut tho promoters
charge that he WIS afraid OF Hro.
,onnel md that he ran out OF tho
match and left them holding tho
bng for 5000 francs that had been
spent in the promotion Of thu
bout.
Attempts made TO have Dundee
taken of the ship at Plymouth and
returned to Paris for violation Of
contract failed. Tho promoters then
said they would appeal 10 tho In.
ternatlonai Boxing federation and
tho New York boxing commission
to have him barred from the ring.
NEW YORK, Jan. I9.-Ofn.
cials Of the New York Boxing
commission would not discuss
amy action that might he taken
against Johnny Dundee. charged
by French boxing promoters
with having run out Of con.
tract. II was intimated that "
the commission did net. nothing
would be done until Dundcc's
side Of the story was known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
More Pen-Pushing on
Smell Foley Fight

DERT FORBES and Jack Allen
- are carrying on n pen duel re.
garding the ability Of Allen rs a
second as demonstrated In the re.
cent DOC" Snell.Vlc Foley fight. in
which Forbes claims that Allen
didn't handle Foley we'll between
rounds. Allen declared 10 a hot
epistle Saturday that he thought
Mr.. Forbes was dead from the neck
up. and Bertram's answer follows:
Jonugrv 10.
Dear LnsScH; I reply b The letter
icrittcn Saturday bV Jdct alien 7
irish 10 state that tchHe 7 nnv be
dead from The nccE MP 7 an not IN
ihc fog ~ bad that cucr ordered
tico rings erected Ia The same buiId-
ing 10 stage one fight
IN 50 far as Freddie H1cE Is con-
cerned you can Tad horse 10
trdter. but Vou can't make him sing.
also. " udikiH1 mp Second aUc.
for screen blocks JaTcheaded after
icaUiHO The boring coBtmission's of.
flee Is criterion Of AHon's brain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Schedule Listed

NUHMI showed Saturday night
IN that he was not in good humor.
but officials thought that he was
just tired from hard trip.
Complete tentative tschcdule, an.
nounced today Is:
January 81. -. Joseph Catholic club.
Newark. - miles.
January -. Brooklyn College club.
Brooklyn unnamed distance.
January ~ and Is, Mllrosc a. A.. New
York, two-thlrds mile and ~ miles.
January 30. Boston a. a. tentative.
January a.. Western Union games.
Now York, unframed distance
February 4. Newark a. e., ~ miles
February :, wiico. Brooklyn A. C.,
1000 meters.
February II. buffalo. unnamed dis
tnnc,
February 10. American Legion. Port
land Ne. tentative.
February 10. New York A. c. games.
unnamed distance
February ~. Georgetown Urivsyaity
games. Washington, y. O., unnamed dIh-
lance.
February 20. Johns HOPKINS eamc.
baltimore. tentative
February rs. national champlonsbtps
Louisville. two miles
March 81. postofflcc games. New york
unnamed distance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Tried TO Get Roper

ITO prove that Washington was not spoofing was
| not seeking favorable publicity it made per-
sonal offer 20 Bill Roper coach at Princeton to con
slider It's offer.
Roper visited ST. Louis and conferred with the uni
versity faculty Just when he preparing 10 accept
the terms offered Princeton heard what going on
and refused part with their football idol Thus Ro-
per was lost.
The Washington l.. offer remains open. Chancellor
Hadley has been communicating with Fielding II. Iost
of Michigan Aonzo Stage of Chicago Robert Zuppke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Left Hook Is His Au

T IKE most OF the modem q
IL Martin is 4 body hOokli
best punch Is a left hcos !
solar plexus." he tells yoa j
hooked Goldstein 10 the hoiI !
out our fight and ! guess tAsis
one punch that won me ne =
Martin. however. eccank
body puncher thru nUtsS
Early in his career his han
went bad and he had 10 -
from jaw punching. vhsTs =
contact j. hard on the hinas
body punching.
Martin il strong a. w
bull. and is particularly sla
i've in the clinches. In e''se
handled the more esperrs,'
Goldstein a. II he vert > Oh
Martin wanted 10 he naA =
sim does In fact. He Is . ~
tie shortstop and has an c'''' !.
with an international sass'
next summer. But he Want ~
III / thought / was scea 9,
to play in the big leagues ! /.
after a job" he tells you ~
minors don't appeal to me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Pd0U0 Nurnli Has HeaUy
Program of Races Set

Murray Hurlbut, president OF
the \. A. L.. succeeded In get.
ting Nurmi cooled off and after
n conference with officials yes
terday Nurml said that he would
remain to complete his schedule.
He insisted. however. that he be
consulted when any changes are
made on his program.
After Nurmi had seen Madison
Square Garden packed 10 the root
for his race here and had heard that
ticket scalpers were getting fiv,
times the face value Of tickets here
and in Chicago he is said TO have
been curious as to the reasons fol
sending him n second cabin ticket
for his voynge from Finland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Husky Cagers
Play Against
Montana Next

|WAsHlNGToN's basketball team
w is resting up. after its strenu.
Gus game with tho Oregon Aggies
Saturday night. and won't play again
until next Monday night, when the
Huskies clash with Montana here
Washington played fine game
against the AgEies winning. 50 to IL.
coming fash in the second half. The
peculiar style OF play OF tho visitors,
who used a formation hard 20 solve
in the first half, in which they didn't
shoot except from close in. had the
HuslSies baffled Of first, but Wash.
ington. with moro variety OF shots.
led at half time. II TO 10. And then
the speed OF the locals smothered the
Aggies in the second period.
Grafton Hale played particularly
effective game at guard for the Hus.
kies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
American League Favors
Playing Pilots IN 1926

II the outstanding features OF base
bail for all time.
Now Eddie Collins. one Of the
brainiest players that ever trod
the diamond. II 10 get his
chance with the Chicago White
SOY.
COLLINS should have no trouble
~ in following in the footsteps
OF his four predecessors Speaker.
Cobb Slsler and Harris.
Tho White Sox star has every.
thing that goes TO make a success.
ful leadcr-ability, disposition and
couragc.
Collins was trained under Connie
Mack. ono OF tho games greatest
struteElsts. and II should prove him
In good stead.
Tho only surprising thing about
the selection OF Collins as manager
Is tho fact that It wasn't made scy.
cral years sooner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Girl Basket Teams
Will Play Tonight

The W0mcn'H Commercial Basket.
hall league viii mako Ia bow tonight
az o'clock on tho Y W. G. \. floor.
when tho Telephone company team
meets the ~" Athletic club
\ bis crowd Ia expected 20 witness
tonight'B contest. according 10 Su.
ella Neclcy. Y ". g. \. physical Ill
rector who is the leagues organizer.
The public ~ invited and no admis
sion Is charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Northwestern Swim
Team Goes on Tour

EVANSTON. III. Jan. ie.-svim-
mcrs. four In number. will start
from Northwestern university here
this week and will attempt 10 duck
every collegiate opponent between
here and the west coast In the
coming fortnight The doughty four
arc: Ralph Brcycr and Dick How
ell. Olympic stars: Paul Maovito.
former A. r. r. breast stroke cham
pion. and Paul Corbctt, fish Of all
trndeR
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Wanted Him to Be LaEy'

EMGHTING is a better ~
L business anyway ku'l !.
$4,000 a year. and e iae =
highcst.pald player. II Aa''- =
vclops into a real Champion on. + 4
popular one, he may c0llSs,
much for a single nights ", w.. ;,
Martin is an Italian. NJ :.
name is Mariino. His ia'nd !. I
retired restaurant keeP's y !
man MARITIME wanted Edas =. !.
be a lawyer. and edusa', 4,
plans were laid ACCORDINGLY !. Y !.
night the kid volunteers " =
lie ON an amateur program =
won his first fight win
knockout. ,-..,-.l
It's hard 10 give up -, 4
YOU drop your frs, cppon. .,,. 4
n single punch. Eddie S -, y.
is years old that night ~, W.: /,
have passed and he is q WO.. .s I.
pion. We'll, there are en0a.s nous
lawyers in the country ai'S'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. Jan. i9.-Rclieved Of
IN heavy peeve that he took on
in Chicago. Paayo Nurmi, Finland's
running champion, has decided not
10 return home at once and will
remain in this country until late In
March.
There are Is moro races on the
program arranged by his managers
and he Is now in mood TO 20 thru
with his part, nltho he may not
make any long tracks and may con.
fine his competition to lO.lap tracks.
Nurmi was almost In n rage
when lac returned here saturday
night from Chicago TO run In
his third race in ~ hours, after
having made 2,O0O.mile railroad
journey.
II Nurfni had been beaten by Joic
Ray in Chicago Friday instead Of
turning In tho new worlds record
he made. he would have demanded
n ticket TO Finland on the first
ship out, II was learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-19
Fails to Score

A ND Washington L., recognized one ofthe richest
y colleges in the Western belt could not get touch
down from its team the gridron.
Washington has always been of the leading advo-
Gates of athletic purity" II has held firm and fast
10 the Valley conference rules. And IL has been beaei
and crushed annually in football competition,
When Herbert Hadley. former governor of Missouri
and now chancellor of Washington L., announced I'M
mediaey following the close of the past football sea-
son that Washington prepared 10 pay winning
coach annual salary between $4,000 and Slo'OOO
he fired the first bomb in the direction of assembling
a team that no longer would disgrace the institution.