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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-09

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC
In the matter of the estate of Brison
Martin. deceased.
No. 67-2192O.
January term, 1925.
Notice is hereby given that Mary A.
Martin. as administrators Of the above
named estate. has presented and filed her
account and vouchers in final settlement Of
said estate. and that the same will come
Probate Court. on the 2Sth day OF Feb
Tuary. 1925, at which time all heirs
creditors or legatees of said estate required
70 appear IN said court and show cause, II
any there Be, why said account and vouch-
ers should not be approved. And the heirs
and make proof OF their heirship
RAPpAPORT. KIPP & LIEBER
ALBERT n LoSCHE. Clerk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-09
NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR
THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITU-
TT(1NS OF THE. STATE on TRnTANA

THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITU-
TI0NS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
Notice Is hereby given that the Joint
and benevolent Institutions of the State OF
Indiana win receive. at the office of its
secretary, Room 326. Statehouse. until 10
. clock a. m Wednesday. Feb Is. 1925.
sealed bids on dry goods and notions
bedding napery and toweling. according
10 complete list specifying kind. grade
and quantity now on file in the Office OF
the secretary of the committee
The joint Purchasing COMMITTEES re-
serves the right to reject any and all BIDS
submitted. and TO waive technical defects
BY order of
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE OF
INDIANA
FRED B. ROBINSON. Secretary. s
Feb g. 1925.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
TRINITY FORTUNATE
IN BEATING JACKETS

BR0WNWOOD, Nov. 5.-The T. j.
A. A. football race, barring upsets,
has devolved into a twO-team strug-
gle between Trinity University's Ii
gers, who yesterday defeated Howard
Payne Colleges Yellow jackets, 60. and
the Simmons University Cowboys.
Trinity meets Simmons at Waxaha-
chic November II, with the Tigers
the favorites, on the basis Of better
record so far this season. Each team
has won three games without n de
feat, and Trinity has not been scored
upon in the conference.
The Tigers, however, were extremely
fortunate in getting away with We'd
nesday's game here.
Howard Payne, making fourteen first
downs to Trinity's three. outplayed the
winners almost throughout, but one
serious misplay cost the Jackets the
game. On the first play OF the second
quarter, Cook, holding the ball for
McAllister TO try a placement kick.
fumbled. McAllister picked the oval
up and attempted to throw a pass, but
Elms and Eichelberger, Trinity ends,
smeared the attempt. Allen, Trinity
tackle. picked up the loose ball and
ran 10 yards, thanks to Fins inter
ference, for the only touchdown.
The Tigers made but one drive for
the goal, while they were required con.
stantly to stop Howard Payne ad'
yances.
Pettitt, new Trinity quarterback,
performed creditably.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
CARS
ENTERED FOR
RACES HERE

Entry of Raymond Kirby's special
Fronty Ford, conqueror Of the ia
nous Number AGO." sensation Of
Southwestern dirt track racing dur
ing the summer, increased the num-
Der Of certified entries in San An
tono's Armistice Day motor races at
the Speedway to eighteen.
Twenty-Five are assured. and sew
eral additional entries are likely at the
last minute, according to J. w. ORA
per. Of the San Antonio Automobile
Racing Drivers Association.
Number 400" will be here also and
the track duels this Chevrolet and the
Kirby Special" put on elsewhere will
be renewed locally. d. A. Moore of
Virginia, is Kirby's driver. More
holds some track records in Virginia.
Mr.. Kirby>writes Mr.. Draper from
Houston that racing there is taking n
vacation and that virtually all the
drivers who performed on the fast
Houston track will be here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
Champs Absence
Anglers Tampicoans

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 5.-P-
Newspaper dispatches from Tampico
say local boxing promoters are much
exercised over the failure of Jack
Dempsey 20 appear at exhibitions
there in accordance with a contract.
They allege that the champion re-
turned a 10.OO0-peso check given him
as a retaining fee and left Tampico
without explanation.
The promoters will sue him for
damages in the American courts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
ALAMO HEIGHTS
DROPS OUT Of
GRID RACE.

Alamo Heights High School is out
Of the state Class B football race.
Somerset will send its eleven into
the district final battle next week
against the winner of the Floresvllle-
Edna game Friday.
Rather than play Somerset high
School we are willing TO give up our
chance at the state title asserted
Coach Mule" Frazier of Alamo
Heights High Thursday morning. His
decision is in accord with that of
Albert Stoves Jr., president of the
Alamo Heights school board.
Secretary Roy B. Henderson of The
State Interscholastic League, ordered
Coach Frazier to send his eleven
against Somerset High this week or
forfeit its standing in District 10.
In the absence of any substantial
evidence, he refused to accept ru-
mors TO the effect that the Somerset
team does not come within the league
eligibility rules. Mr.. Frazier, on the
othe hand, disdains TO act as a
Especial investigator for Mr.. Hender-
son, y he says, believing that the league
should probe any rumors.
Further complications are expected
If Floresvllle defeats Edna this week,
as the Floresville coach has been
quoted to the effect that he would not
allow his team to play Somerset.
Edna High has taken no stand in the
matter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
EUROPE AGREES U. S.
SUPREME IN TENNIS

NEW YORK, Nov. Cp)-There
seems 10 be no doubt in the minds
Of foreign tennis critics Of the su-
premacy Of Americas "big four
Tilden, Johnston, Richards and Will
liams-who kept the Davis Cup safe
ly at home this year for the sixth
straight season.
These four are among the first
five in the ranking Of the worlds
first ten players by Maxine Lanet.
tennis critic Of L'Auto Of Paris. MS
they also were in the ratings Of A.
Wallis Myers. British authority.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
ACADEMY CLUBS
WILL PLAY
OFF TIE
Improved S. A. Academy
and St. Mary's Teams
Meet Friday.

Coach "Hawkshaw" Crosby of San
Antonio Academy has been drilling
his squad relentlessIy the past week
in an effort to perfect a defense
against the dashing air attack the
st. Mary's Academy eleven is expect
ed to rely on in their contest at
schwab Field at 3 80 Friday after
noon.
Fridays game is a return engage
ment in the Academic League. In
their first meeting, early in the sea-
son, st. Mary's came from behind by
way of their overhead game and man.
aged to knot the count at SO.
BREAKS DEADLOCK.
As neither eleven has won an
Academic League tilt, Fridays con-
test will lift one or the other out Of
the cellar.
San Antonio Academy, since its
defeat at the hands of Breckenridge
High School, has shown continued
improvement. In a practice game
last Friday the Blue eleven smashed
through Wesleyan Institute for 80
points, while its defense proved bet
ter than at any time before, allow
ing no scores.
After having shifted his material
around TO some extent, Coach Dale
Mccoy has also produced a much
classier eleven at st. Mary's than
that which tied San Antonio Acade-
my the first time. Because of its lack
of weight, the team has been forced
to depend to great extent on its
clever passing game st. Mary's last
game against Laredo High resulted in
7-to-6 defeat. but the Saints are
credited with having outplayed the
Border City eleven throughout the
contest. Fumbles proved costly. Nc
Coy promises some surprises Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
COMMISSION GIVES
SLATTERY VACATION

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--GP)-Jimmy
Slattery of Buffalo, was placed on the
State Athletic Commissions involun-
tary "sick list" yesterday when he no
titled the commission that he would
be unable to fulfill a contract to meet
Yussoff Perlstcin in 15-round match
at Syracuse next Friday.
The commission notified Slattsry TO
take a 60-day vacation to get in con-
dition for future engagements.
The benching Of the eolorful light
heavyweight will defer the second
installment Of the Shade-Slattery feud
which Tex Richard is planning for an
early show at the new Madison Square
Garden. Under the sick ban Slattery
will be ineligible to fight in this state
before January 4, 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
HAWAII PUTS FORTH
CANDIDATE FOR GRID
SCORING LAURELS

HONOLULU, Nov. 5.-LP)-The
name Of Pump Searle, a member
Of the University Of Hawaii football
team. has been put forward as a
claimant for individual gridiron Scor-
ing honors. In expressing belief that
Scarle leads all college players. both
in the United States and its posses
sions, fans here point to the fact that
he has scored eighteen tOuchdowns,
ard made a total Of 10 points in
sT games this year. The University
81 Hawaii has not been scored on
this season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP
PREPARES FOR START

The physical department Of the
City Y. NJ. G. A. has called a meet
ing of all representative Of the Sun
day School Basket Ball League to
meet at the "Y" at Z 80 Thursday
for an important sessin.
The league will swing into motion
on the night Of November II and
plans will be discussed for the open
ing.
The league will be run under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A. and all
games will be played on the "Y'
courts. There will be three classes
based on height, weight and age.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
"PONGO JOE" TAKES
ON DOUBLE HARNESS

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-JOe
Cantillon, former manager OF the
Washington Senators and Minneapolis
American Association Club. and now
n scout for the Chicago White Sox,
known all over the baseball world as
"Pongo joe" has been married to
Miss Bertha VI. Anderson, Chicago.
They will spend n honeymoon in Cal
ifOrnia and Mexico.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
TWENTY-TH1RD, SPURNINC
PASSES, WINS ARMY TITLE

fake to score, letting his backs shoot
by him. then whirling and, without
interference. plunging through the op-
posite guard for the touchdown.
Sachary missed goal.
A 32-yard run by Plummer of the
First, featured the closing minutes of
the half. But the 23rd took the ball
on downs, as usual.
In the last quarter. the leg,weary
players could progress little with the
ball and Alderman and Graham punt
ed back and forth, about on a par
and both doing remarkably well, con-
sidering the condition of play.
MLYNCZAK A STAR.
lPlummer was the best ground, gain
er for the First. Mlynczak, a first
class football man, played fine all
around game.
The line-ups:
First Infantry. Twenty third Inf.
McGrath ...... ......... Nemesn
Left end.
Sachary jones
Left tackle.
Warner ................. MintZer
Left guard.
Moore Heterogeneous. Johnson
Center.
Kiel ................ DAVIS
Right guard.
COlllns ..-......ss cuOOuy
Right tackle.
McCdnn OTandn
Right end.
Bowersock 49,. HELMET
Quarterback.
Plummer ............... Deshinko
Left halfback.
Alderman ................. Barker
Right halfback.
MlyncZak turner
Fullback.
substitutions
First Infantry-Hutchison for
Mlynczak, Millman for Mccain. Hol-
land for Warner, Warner for Sachary,
Sachary for Plummer. Dunaway for
Warner. Mlynczak for Holland, Mar
sallas for Mlynczak, Moran for Col
Inns.
Twenty-third Infantry - Newman
for Barker. Stewart for Heffner, Ar
man for Davis, Yost for Menesh,
Minus for Jones, Barker for Newman,
Heffner for Stewart, Davis for Ar
man, Menesh for Yost, Jonas for
Minus, 'Arman for Davis, Minus for
Jones.
Officials: COX" Fullcngim (Bay-
lori, referee; NJ. f. Stevenson (Kan-
sas), umpire; Mule" Frazier Bay-
lori, head lineshian; Dick Fischer
(St. Mary's), field judge.
Quarters Is minutes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
GAME BIRDS PI.ENTIFII.

CUERO, Tex, Nov. 5.-Hunters
who had expected to find game rather
scarce in this section, following the
long summer drouth, were agreeably
surprised to find plenty of doves and
In, most instances it was no great
difficulty TO bring down the days
limit in a few hours. In addition TO
the doves, many ducks were found on
fresh water lakes and ponds in the vi
cinity Of Cuero and quite a few were
killed. Many hunting parties who
went from here TO the coast for the
opening Of the season came back with
well filled bags Of both ducks and
geese.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
SQUADRON 40 WINS.

The starting quintet Of the Fortietb
Squadron got away to bad start
against the Independent on the Army
Y court Wednesday night, but a sub
stitute team went in and finally over
came the Independents, &c to "a. VIII
liams, Flyer substitute. scored nine.
teen points after he went in the game.
Mathis led the Independents with five
field goals.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
COAST HUNTING GOOD.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. O.
The first flock Of hunters 10 20 out
after ducks and geese returned with
the report that hunting is better than
usual this year, but that the large
amount Of water. and the muddy con-
dition Of the roads makes il difficult
to reach the birds. Several parties
are being organized TO 90 into Mexico
on hunting trips.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Trinity University, 9; Howard
Payne College, Q.
Ouachita College, 10; Dallas Uni.
versify, o.
Centenary College. IS; Louisiana In.
6ustriaI Institute, o.
Little Rock College, o; College Of
the 0zarks, o.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
ROY KEATS KRAMER.

MONTREAL, Nov. 5.-Leo kid"
Roy, featherweight champion Of Can
ada. was awarded the decision over
Danny Kramer Of Philadelphia in
ten-round bout last night. Roy weighed
12S IA and Kramer 126 IL. v
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
AND
c R A n CT IN
SPOTLIGHT !.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-P)-Michi-
CAMS uncrossed goal and Red y
Grange. the goal-crosser, divide inter-
est of Midwest fans as teams taper
off their practice for Saturdays
games.
The efforts Of the Wolverines to
keep the top in the Big Ten title race
are taking the shape of changes in
the lineup for the Northwestern meet
ing in Soldiers Field, Chicago. An
entirely new backfield is being tried
out. with Staman replacing "Battering
Bo" Molenda, and Herren Stein and
Miller supplanting Gilbert and Greg
DRY.
Benny Oosterban, one Of Michigan's
stellar lights, may be replaced at end
by CRUDE. Northwestern counts on
two aces. Captain Tim Lowry and
Leland Tiny Lewis, sophomore half
back, and ser kicker. The Puppies
last appearance in the municipal sta
dunn was against Notre Dame last
rear when startling things resulted and
they are anxious 10 repeat history.
RED" is ALL SET.
Red" Grange, the untamed Illini
terror. is being primed for the great
est effort of his career against Chi
csgo. Prospects are that a wet field
will be the scene Of the clash in Ur-
bana. But, as Red" did his best on
a muddy field against Pennsylvania,
the forecast caused less gloom than in
former years.
The StaggmSn. with their standing
as an undefeated title contender at
stake. are being imbued with the spirit
Of fight by the caustic tongue Of odd
Man" Stage, who has been content
heretofore to take small scores and
hold opponents to smaller.
The Harmon brothers, Leo and
Doyle, Of Wisconsin, are the joint
bugabo0 of Iowa, which Rams a spe-
cial entertainment for them. Both
the Hawks and the Badgers are handi-
capped by inclement weather and rainy
day tactics are being stressed.
COUNTING ON MARKS.
Captain Larry Marks is regarded as
Indianas mainstay for the Ohio State
game. The Buckeyes have been scored
on only by Iowa in the conference cam
paign.
backfield shifts are part Of Purdue's
rehearsal for Franklin. Minnesota is
trying End Jack O'Brien in the back
field and may start him there against
Butler.
Rockne has eradicated overconfi-
dence from Notre Dame. Harry
OBoyle and Francis Cody, performing
well in practice, may figure largely in
the game against Penn State at State
College, Pennsylvania.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
CAN'T AFFORD TO LET
II FLOP, SAYS JACK,
RUSHING THROUGH s. 4.

The Dempsey-Wills fight, of ten rounds without a
decision will mean million dollars to the heavyweight
champion
Jack Dempsey admitted this as he stopped in San
Antonio Wednesday night his way home to Los Angeles
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05
TEAM
OFF To PLAY
princeton

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-CR-Har-
vasd, steeled by a prediction of vic
tory from the Crimson's former All
American guard. Charlie Hubbard,
leaves for Princeton tonight ready to
grapple with the Tiger on Saturday.
You fellows are the physical and
mental equals of Princetons men and
your record is as good as Prince
TOMS" Hubbard declared at an en-
thusiastic mass meeting in Cambridge
last night.
Harvard's football season begins
with the Princeton battle, to all in
tents and purposes. Reverses in the
earlier games, although undesirable,
become only a part of the gradual
development of Crimson gridiron
machine for the big Three" series.
TIGERS LOSE AND TIE.
And so also with Princeton, which.
despite its defeat at the hands of
Colgate and tie with the Navy, is
far from disheartened.
Captain Cheek, Maher, Miller,
Crosby and Coady will carry the
Harvard backfield burden. Prince
toms lineup will find Caulkins at
quarterback, assisted by Slagle, Gill;
gan and Dignan.
In Dartmouth's preparations to
receive Cornell, few forward passes
have been thrown. Last year at the
Polo Grounds, the mighty arm of
Eddie Dooley, Dartmouth quarter
back, carried the day, two Of his long
shots being converted into touchdowns.
Cornell. in that battle, fought stead
ily down the field on two occasions
to cross the enemies goal. Wcster,
a hard running quarterback, will be
in the Cornell lineup at Hanover,
after a long struggle with the grippe.
He played only a portion Of the Co
lumbia contest n week ago. Lane OF
Dartmouth, second highest scorer in
the East, also will appear against
the men Of Dobie.
CHANGES AT BROWN.
Brown will start against Boston
University in their 40-play-per-period
game, without Keefer, Payer or Dixon
in the backfield and with two new
ends in Dean Smith and Towle.
Navy, preparing to greet West
Maryland, has only Shapiey of the
regulars in the backfield; in fact
only four Of the men who started
against the Michigan steam-roller q
week ago.
Pennsylvania will meet HaverforC
with second-string crew.
Yale's regulars are to start against
Maryland, but Tad Jones expects t.
give the "gobs" plenty of work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-05

from an exhibition tour OF
Mexico, curtailed when re-
ports reached, him at Mon
terrey of the resignation Of Rob Roy
Benton. publicity man for the bout,
and Benton's declaration that a
hitch" had developed which would
result in cancellation of the fight
plans.
Denials from the financial hackers
of Promoter Floyd Fitzsinmons, from
Fitzsimmons himself, from Wills man
ager, Paddy Mullins. and from Ray
Cannon of Milwaukee, Dempsey's bus
iness adviser quickly followed Ben
toms statements, but Dempsey init
mated that be was taking no chances
with that million" and wanted to get
back at once to the scene of opera
tons "in case something really is
happening"
SURE OF MONEY.
The champion was inclined to scoff
at the reports that Fitzsimmons would
not go through with the agreement.
we were darned certain TO see
that he had the money before We
he said. In fact, theg gave
Wills $4,000 on the spot and prom
ised him $4,000 before the fight"
Benton was dismissed from Demp-
sey's employ several weeks age. the
champion said, and he did not believe
that the publicity man was in a posi-
49,, - l-ro.,- .ho - ;reiJa@ Of tho Sifu-
alton.
You can say for me that the fight
will take place. I'm sure Of it. And
New York will not get it; it'll prob.
ably be in Indiana. Furthermore. I'll
be my own manager in the fight. Jack
Kearns and have split for good. All
these yarns about reconciliation come
from New York, where they're sore
because they're not going to get the
fight, and are trying TO hurt II.
EXHIBITED IN MEXICO.
Dempsey spent several days in Mex
leo City and gave exhibitions with
Jack League, the Fort Sam Houston
one Of his sparring part
ners: Jack Lee, another sparring part
ner, and various Mexico City pugi-
lists.
Rushing home, he cancelled bouts
arranged at Tampico and other points,
but intends TO return before the end
of the year to fill them IF all goes
we'll"
DempseJ was greeted by thousands
at Laredo Wednesday and during his
brief stay in San Antonio he was fol-
lowed around by a large squad Of Gu
rious fans.
Dempsey was with an old friend.
Jack Shelton, local boxing promoter,
most Of his time here. He exhibited his
fistic wares at League Park some
time ago under the promotion Of Shell
ton.
The Kusko times., 1925-12-19
Abstract of Governor
 Parks Annual Report
{COntinued from Page q


 terior terminus of the Alaska Rail road, has served many remote min ing settlements, some beyond the Arctic circle, bringing. them into closer touch with more settled dis tricts of the Territory as well as to the States, and has been no small factor in stimulating mining develop ments in the isolated regions. Not unmindful of the part played by this means of transportation, the last Territorial Legislature provided funds for airplane landing fields that are now being constructed in the re- mote sections of the Territory. When these are completed, districts that formerly were accessible only through weeks of travel, sometimes hazardous and always, tedious, can be reached within few short hours.
 The Alaska Railroad, in conjunction with river steamers operated by it on the Yukon and Tanana riyers,. ren- ders excellent service. to all of the Territory, from Resurrection Bay to St, MichaeE on the Bering Sea and to mining settlements in the Upper Kus- kokwim FiVer tregions. Gov. Parks dl- rects attention to the fact that q large amount of work remains to. be done befores the railroad is com- pleted, and adds: Adequate appro- priations ara essential if the opera tion and maintenance charges are to be- reduced to reasonable amount He said: ''T'he annual report of the general manager of the Alaska Rail road showed the policy adopted early in 19242 making for economy anc efficiency in operation, has resulted in decreased maintenance costs and 6 reduction in the anpual deficiency"
 Supplementing these commumca- tions are water routes out of Nome both north and south to Bristol Bay and out of Cook Inlet, unserved by
The Kusko times., 1925-12-19

f. Boundaries of land districts be changed to conform to judicial divi- sions~
 5. Construction of administration building in Juneau.
 6. Allotment of part of the reve- nues from the seal islands to a fund for the support and maintenance of the public schools.
 T. Repeal of the law restricting the number of placcr n:cg claims that may be locatc3 F. individual or corporation.
 8. Creation o5 e=z a5alary or Territorial police cesaaas.ble for law enforcement in the Territory to re- place the eight organizations now in existence.
 9. Legislation that will authorize the issuance of patents for town lots to natives.
 1O- Allotment of funds for topo-