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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

son. ON thru The summer, ana then re-.
ported 90 tho varsity ia the fan Of 1888
For uNo yelrr Gutt0rm8eu had dreamed
the dream OF some day being q varsity
football player ana had stuck thru those
five years ~ grind and had mud6 the
most of what ability DE had
And ull of this tlm0 EaHhaw. keen
student ~ boys. was watching him grow
E'ALL practice wore on md the regular
Il season started Hagshnw knew that
Guitomsen was Lass student ana was
taking a five year course az Washington.
Tho youughter was green IN tho ways Of
varsity football ana as tho coach had an
experienced man he decided 30 keep Gut
tofmfen on tho bench 20 uH 20 make him
eligible the IlHt three years Of hE school
career
Guuormscn, not fully realizing the rea.
son. wondered why he never got chance
But be never grumbIod.nnd stuck 20 the
Job, Ultho he was on the sidellnes IN all
Or tho big games
/ Asst year Guttormseu had filled out
II had kicked thru spring and summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

Dick Smith. who hasn't been able
to get started with the Webfooters
this season after a one-year try. il
tossing In the sponge after the Wash
ington game here Thanksgiving day.
Reports from oregon state that tho
old grads are behind a move to bring
either Hugo Bezdek or Gilmour Do
bic out from the East 10 handle the
job. regardless OF cost.
Ever since Bezdek left Oregon 10
so TO Penn State. there have been
loud wailings, even as there were at
Washington for DobIe until Enoch
Bagshaw piioted the Huskies TO a
Coast championship this season
Bczdek is still at Penn State and
Dobie Is at Cornell. Recent bcatings
handed their teams in the East may
make the time ripe for bid for their
services. Dobie. 1t is understood. 10
willing TO return West TO coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Bowman Lines
Up Good Card
for Amateurs

CONE OF the bes, local amateur
- boxers obtainablo have been
lined up BY Matchmaker waiter
Bowman Of the Eagles FOR the com.
ing boxing season.
Tonight, Honey Melody. the hos.
ton flash. and Harry Mills. Ballard
boxer. win fight in tbs main event.
Both boys have beeu doing their
training stunts with regularity and
are in good shape FOR tho bout.
AZ semtflunl bout. Max Com.
panion and Eddie Ray. young welt
crs. will mix. Jimmie Davis and
Charlie Davidson are the special
eventers. -Four other corkiug good
bouts will he on tap for The fans
who come 10 the Eagles gym
Tho card viii he started at $40
p. m. by Referee Eddie Pinkman.
A charge OF 80 cents viii 10 made
10 cover expenses II will bc held
AZ the Eagles gym,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
cooper Disqualified Webster Ciuen Crystal Pool Bout
EveryGhmg Comes TO Mim Who Waits" a Boy Who Waited

Tho Idea that sou can never tell when
sou have "a diamond no tho rough. and he
never turns down AN asplrant 90 puc.
tiye. no matter what hla HEa or ability.
And 90 ii1Egy gave him Hult
That little fellow was George Gut
tormscn
UNIE seasons passed. The little fellow
l. grew and took on some weight. bur
hc never played regularly because he was
"a quarterback. and uaggy had "a young
fellow named Scoop Carlson who WAS
experienced ana won tho position
BaEshaw got tho call from Wash
inEtnn aud Click Clarke took over
the rcins nt Everett. Carlson gradu
atrd aud Gultomscn, after three
years OF waiting, played most II his
last prrpscason regularly
Guuomscn followed BaEahaw TO
Washington IN 1899 and played on tho
freshman team. Ilo had grown with tho
natural development OF youth ana had
found tho secret ~ timing iu kicking 80
that. IN spite II hb Hlzo. be could kick a
bah farther than fellows much heavier.
iio kept az his puntlng thrgsus the sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

and reported IN September ready 20 play
football.
lie had fulfilled BuFghawa hopes ana
was Eiycn tho regular position. In the
whitman game, one OF the early season
contests, Guttormscn kicked Il mighty
spiral that went 90 yards ON the rs. ON
the very next play his kicking foot was
injured and he never puntcd again an
season.
And The pluoly Everett boy played
thru most Of the big games with
bad leg. lie had the necessary nerve
10 take the burden on his own shout
ders In the California game, calling
for himself 60 take the pass that
would make or break the Washing.
ton team. lie nailed the ball. scored
the touchdown and the game Bns
eventually Tied for Washington.
~ times GuitomFcn rose 20 heights
and At others be didn't look 80 good
TN September this year George reported
L with the rest OF the fellows after
spending the summer iu Alaska work.
Ing out IN the open. trying 20 put on
more weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

Jack Anthony Of the 81. George
dye works is going TO take up this
golf game. Wei. you ought to be
able 10 take the brothers TO the
cleaners. Jack.
The passing Of the motion 10 raise
tho monthly dues az the Seattle Golf
clubs meeting last Saturday caused
quite commoiion. Jim stlrrat
tainted
I'd Order had a bad day at Everett
Sunday. He started q By breaking
his pet stecl.shafted driver and fin
ished up with just enough car fare
20 take him homo.
Al Schoepboestcr has quit work
again. Carl BlAcknioclS has returned
from his trip TO California.
Clay khnle, Jim Purslcy and Frank
OSierhout nre In fino pickle now
They lost their best golf clubs. name.
IS. their voices. In the Washington.
California game.
Joe Mccain and his brother. Bud.
also landed back homo minus their
vocal cords. but they are not worry
ing. They don't play golf or at II.
Joe Coiwell says II cussing brought
victory the dubs might win. Yes,
Joe, they might.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
M'LARNIN TO
MEET TAYLOR

os ANGELES, Nov. 1s.-JImnv
Mcfhrnin, clever young 1ri,b
oVHer who Is being heraldcd on a
coming worlds lightweight cham.
plon, Yesterday signed nrtlcloa 10
meet Bud Taylor at Vernon ON Tho
night Of December 9.
- onoter Jack Doyle guaranteed
Elylor Is tho only ring man who
a decision over AcfarnIn
geo that defeat, which occurred
months ago in Tho same ring
.lo tney viii stage their re-.
'ateh. McThrnln took n dcclslon
yer Pancho villa and knocked out
ackis Fields. ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
MAROONS OPEN
HOCKEY SOON
VANCOUVER. II. q. Now Is

VANCOUVER Il. C.. Nov IS
' Play in tho Western Hockey
league win start here when the
Portland Rosebuds oppose tho van.
eouver Maroons. November 20. sas.
kaioon Is the only team with the
exception Or Vancouver and Port
hnd that opens the ice session in
November
Victoria, Edmonton and Calgary
will all star, play near the first Of
September. according TO tho schsd.
uie released today.
The first homo game for Edmon.
ton win not 10 played until Decsn.
Ter IL. when II opens aEains, saska.
ioou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Aberdeen and
Centralia in
Big Prep Tilt

d AYMOND. Wash, Nov. Is
" Two big games arc coming up
In the Southwest Washington Prep
league Saturday that may upset
tho local eleven and centrala, both
tied for tho leadership,
Aberdeen, with n chance for tho
title. meets Ccntralia at Contralin.
and Olympia will entertain Ray.
mond. a defeat for the leaders
will knot the prep race in this sec.
ton with four teams tied for first
place. Vancouver will play tho
basemontdwolling Kelso eleven in
tho other game scheduled,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
SWINGLEY TO
ADDRESS BODY

Tho Seattle Spor,Bmnu'a nssocia,
ton viii hold their regular meeting
at the Chamber Of Commerce build.
Ing this evening at 8 o'clock.
Or O. A. swinsley viii give an
address on Hunting Dogs" giving
general information on their caro-
and training lie IA recognized
authority on tho American field.
Tho proposed samu code viii h
read and interpreted hy a law mem.
Der of the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Smell Fights
Hellnan Here

doc" Smell w Chuck lIcllman,
That's tho card lined up Tor tho
Crystal Pool next Tuesday. ms an-
n0unosd az last nights nghis.
Both boys have been fighting
Tor some time IN California. where
Heilman bes, smell ht Hollywood
IN "a lp.ruund go.
Hellmau. who has jumped into
the main event class IN tho past
six months. IL booked 90 meet
Phil Rosenburg. worlds cham,
piou. In Portland on New Years
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

Yate aud Harvard meet In their annual
aftaif saturday
Idaho and o. \ g. clash Saturday In
uaibs.
thisaEo and Wisconsin, act together Ia
ihs us Ton. wIth Michigan ana Mime
auiA tanEiiaE ia iha same that may do
eide iha title fiinHit. with Hsi grhuEt
making bic tat appearance. meets ohio
siats. and rrFaus plays Indiana
Missouri and Kansas mrct In tho MIS-.
scarf egufersaes.
Metre Dame Is booked to PLAY North.
western
The GnnTaEar " ashinktsa state Eamn
s. attracting ipi y sttsHtl1H IA ne In
land Emplrn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
BROTHERS STAR

The Wick boys, Ernie and Dick.
are going along well as pro grid
ders. They are with the Detroit
Painters, one OF the leading teams
in the National Football league.
Both starred at Michigan in their
collegiate days. Ernie being an All.
America center and Dick first
class back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

The only members who attended
thc meeting WE'RE managers or Of,
ficiala Of last years teams IN the
leaEuc Plans were discussed with
irfty Hpagiand about tho coming
srasou ard carly entry lids wcrt
accepted.
Two divisions viii play this
year "a they did last season.
In Class \. Halls School Of
Commerce. iii.stArs, y. NJ. g.
A., Washington irpsh. Water.
front. ballard. SpaldinEs. VI. A.
G., Arions, Arnory. Green Lake
VI. T., Fonda Glove; u. l.. In.
surancc. Of Dc~ AIolncs and
NeisfIrld and Goldberg. weru
somr Of the teams entries
taken.
In Class u. North Division. spai
dlngE. Wanderers Wilson's. Green
lake II. +. Turner'S. North End
club. WallluEfurl A. G. and Ross
A4QiUNFE MtFW AtFE tNfhNbNN "lAtA' NNt
Southern Division Included Red
Top Cnh. Vandals. Times Ducks
Broadway A. G.. Dcnay Rsnton
Coal. Silent club. and Temple 4, c
A tentative schedule was TO
be drawn up by committee
composed Of Lefty IIoaEland.
Ish Welsh. Harry Cook and u.
Il Hall
In tho schedule. Il f. planned tc
have tho teams play two games
each week and each team playing
the others. two times An effort
will be- made to shorten the season
to keep il from running into 10,
baseball year and also 20 provide
time in which 20 play post-ssason
games
-Four gymnasiums are being con
tcmplated by the league FOR Tho
playing season. University OF wash
iugtou's. Y. ". c. A.. O'Dea and
knights Of Columbus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
TWO TEAMS
SHARE LEAD

CHEHALls. Nov. Is.- Raymond
and Chchalis prep eleyens still lead
tho teams in tho Southwest Wash.
lngtop league. with four victories
apiece and one tie game
Besides Chehalis and Raymond,
Aberdeen and Ccntralia still have a
chance for tho title as the latter
teams have lost only one game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
DOYLE rs VICTOR

SAN RAFAEL, Cal. Nov. IS
Mike Doyle won from Johnny o'con.
nor in the main event Of 10 rounds
last night on the card staged here
by tho reorganIzed San Rafael Ath.
letic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
COOPER AND
CARMEN BOX

TACOMA, Nov, 1S-'Lofty'
Cooper, Of San Francisco, md
Young Carmen. Of Portland, VIII
eight in tho main event OF the Rny
Street Athletic clubs show here
Thursday night, at the auditorium.
frankie Britt, locol boy, and Joe
Powell, Of California, viii meet in
the semifInnl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

Grange RAID no
had been ap.
preached BY res.
crai persons 90
enter profcs
sional ranks. but
he took no
action, prefer
inR 20 wait until
ho Ind complct
ed his career
here
itum6rs were
that Grange had
signed n con
tract with IA
Champaign man
Coach Robert
E.u--a.. IN. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

Gungo and Ean Bution. Oranges
running mate. Iuppko pointed out
that " either had signed a contract
they were ineligible Tor the Ohio
state game next Saturday. Both
denied taking any steps looking
toward connection with a profess.
sional football team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
SOuthpaIU Claims Injured
Arm; X-Rdy Due TOday
Referee Whitman Gets All Mixed Up and Forgets
He Called 1t No Contest After Buzzing With Com
mission; Geysel and Small Put Up Thriller

ATESr reports from the front are that AL
Webster won last nights fight at the Crys-
tai Pool from Lefty Cooper, the latter be-
ing disqualified in the fourth round.
It's a long story, mates, and a sad one.
The best thing to make rs clear ms possible
what happened is to start at the beginning
before we get all mixed up. Here goes:
Along about the end of the third round
Cooper who was heavy favorite to win,
started running around the ring like Char
making remarkable time going backwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

This Is tho story Of
"a boy who waited
Some seven years
ago whom lenoch
Hagshaw Waa coach
inE chbmpiOnshlp
football toRma nt
Everett high school,
"a skinny little fellow
Ia knee pants report.
ed az practice ono day
and said no wanted
60 turn out Tor tho
team
Those wero the
days whom llasshaw
had young stHnts
playing tho garho az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Alum nj Is
After NeU
Coach
Smith to Quit at End of
Year and Old Grads
Want New Deal

RECON. which has
been an also ran in
the Coast confer
ence race slncs
Shy Huntington
got the blue en-
velope in Eugene,
Will have a high
powered coach at
the helm next year
" the alumni Of
the Institution
have their say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
MArRAs. REED CARpEp

PORTLAND. Nov H. Johnny
Mauras. Oakland weltcr wrestler. viii
get another try at Robin Reed here
tonight. Reed took a fall and de.
cislon from Mauras n week ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Church League
Directors Meet

U'HE board OF directors or the
l. Church basketball league
were to meet this noon at the
Y. 81. c. a. All entries in the
circuit are In, according 10 Yves
HcnnIc, and tho making OF tho
schedule win be tho most i'm.
portan, business az the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
OREGON IS AFTER BEZDEK OR DOBIE
GRANGE WON'T
SIGN CONTRACT

( HAMpAlGN. M, NOV, ls.= Har
" old Red" Grange. University
Of Illinois football star. Tuesday de.
MED that he had signed =, contract
TO play professional football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

opposition, and IN the scheme on things a
little fellow didn't hayt much Of chance
20 get by,
hut nAEshaw's method IL based upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
More Explanations

Whitman says that the reason he
tarried so long with his numerals was
because Small got ovsr-anxious and
didn't observe the ring etiquette or
staying in his corner until his pros
irnte opponent removed himself from
the floor.
During the next two rounds
Geysel gave Small an awful trim.
ming and deserved the verdict, to
which many Of the gallery wolves
took exception, and 1t wasn't any
secret.
The fans are stiIl wondering where
in tho world Lonnie Austin and
BIddy Bishop. who promoted the
show. dug up Speed Murphy. He
was terrible. After couple OF very
painful rounds with Roy cliffe. the
Portlander folded up on tho ropes
end Whitman gave the fight 10
cliffe. The latter didn't look any
TOO good himself. altho Murphy was
20 awful that II was hard TO make
any kind OF a showing against him.
Luis Firpo ii
About the only difference between
Aing Waterman and Luis F'irpo IA
bt Of whiskers.
Nlderman, n substitute bat
tler. gave young fellow named
Mullens from Tacoma a lacing in
Tour rounds, swinging punches
all over the place. Wilderman
Is a middleweight edition Of Sol.
der Woods. IT was the comedy
number OF the night.
Little Billy Jones. making higthird
pro fight won by Knockout again
IN the opener. He stopped Frankie
ia Rue, n Tacoma boy, in tho first
round. Jones has won all threc
starts in jig time. and II he isn't
rushed too fast, az Billy ia iust n
Eid, he may be heard from ono OF
these days. He's a southpaw who
Knows how to use his style effec.
lively. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
RIDLEY SET
FOR BATTLE

PORTLAND. Nov. rs Much in.
tercst Is being aroused hero in the
fight between Bud Ridley and Vic
Foley. Canadian bantam champion.
scheduled hero Tor Friday night.
Ridley seems 70 DO improved n
great deal and the veteran boxer
Is in good shape for tho bout PRO.
moter Joe Waterman is enthusiastic
over the interest in the fight.
Some actors rely on press agents
for publicity. but Benny Leonard
merely threatens to fight again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
WINS SLOW BOLT

SAN JOSE. Cal. Nov. lss-uank
Roberts won from Chick Roach in
slow io.round main event here last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
BY Leo II. Iassen

A MoN0 tho aNloms or tho English Ian.
"a guaEc, aud there arc many peunrd
from the experience % life. Is tho line
everything comes 20 him who waits q"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

IeN PADDOCK, ill1hlilR Ielllal
eyebSter was in full pursuit
'Nanan couldn't catch Cooper,
as he had forgotten his kid
die kar.
Ted Whitman was tho third man
IN tho rims and he got awfuily tired
81 chasing the boys, so no told them
- fight or it was home early Tor
them,
Calls Ii No Contest
The same continued in the gour.h
round. and whitman sent both men
10 their corners, threw up both hands
and called il no fight He was about
TO take a quick rush Tor tho dressing
rooms when somebody squawked IN
boxing commission row, and Tcidic
loaned them an ear. After said
transaction the referee dashed across
The resin and raised Wchsier's hand
This disqualified Cooper. and
So the left handed battlcr and his
second. Dave miller. did double.
quick over TO br j. ;, Thomas.
The genial medieo, who is the ply.
slcian for the commission. examined
lhc limp left arm that danglcd az
coopers side After a going over
the doctor said there was nothing 50.
fious at first glance. and Or. J. G..
Moore also gave il an examination
and pronounced !, al right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
City League
HOOpsterS
Convene
Attack Pro-Cage Bodies /;
Officials to Seized
ule Games
By Peter Snlyns

fTElt last year 3
charges and coun,
tsrehargca Of pro,
fessionalism IN 10
cal basketball cir.
clcs the city
league az a. first
meeting OF the
year last night At
spaldlugs. went
on record an OF
posed 90 tho pro
cage sport IN sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
X-Ray Today

To be certain. an N,ray will b.
sen some time today 70 determin,
= extent. Il any. o. Cooper's allcEe,
injury The southpav's chances q
collecting his cosn from last nigh
hinge upon the outcome.
After the fight, Whitman de-.
clarcd he never called the fight
a n0-coutcst II he didn't hc
had no business leaving the ring
without giving decision. and
unless the writer i losing his
eyeSight and hearing, Whitman
did call Il no-contest. This Is
not jibc at whiiman's yeraeity.
the intense pressure and excite
ment Of the moment probably be-
Jogging his memory.
Having called Il a no-contes,. ~
was apparent 20 everybody within
reasonable distances Of the rims. 4
wasn't In tho book for him 20 chang
his decision. albeit Webster deserve,
rhc verdict in this very grapefruit
nffukr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18
Amateur Night

II was distinctly amateur night at
the Pool.
There was only one fight that was
wuyth going across Tho street to see,
and that was q battle.
Henry Gsysei and Roy Small
we're the principals. the former
getting the decision in a remark.
able comeback.
eyssi had won. the first round and
- giving Small terrific pound.
ing In the second, whom Goysel
blocked right punch with his chin.
GeySsl grabbed one OF small's arms
when he started to dive for the can.
vas and they went down in a heap.
Whitman finally started counting.
and after reaching 20 let the boys
20 70 IL AMIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

ley Paddock making remarkable time going backwards.
AYebster was in full pursuit n man but the Mon
The Republican., 1925-11-05
BUYS PLOW AND II TRUCKS
TO COMBAT SNOWSTORMS
State Roads Commission Gets
More Equipment to Clear
Highways in Winter.

A rotary snow plow, driven on a
caterpillar tractor, and eleven trucks,
are among the new equipment recent
ly received by the State Roads Com
mission of Maryland for combating
heavy snowstorms in the State.
John N. Mackall, chairman of the
commission, said a few days ago the
new rotary plow is capable of open
ing a path twelve feet wide through
drifts fifteen to twenty feet high.
"The rotary plow will be used in
mountainous sections of the State
where the wind often plays tricks
over snow fences, making drifts diff
ficult to prevent.
"In addition to twelve miles of
snow fences erected at points likely
to prevent drifts, we now have eighty
trucks and plows.
The Republican., 1925-11-05
Garrett County Teachers AssO-
citation Banquet.

The first social event in the history
of the Garrett County Teachers AS
sociation took place last Friday even
ing, October 80, in Oakland.
At brief business meeting held at
the Oakland Grammar school building
several matters of interest to the as
sociation were discussed. A fund was
voted to be spent in sending delegates
to the Maryland State Teachers AS
sociation and the National Education
Association. Delegates elected for
the former, Miss SchIossnagel and
Miss Alverta Miller with Miss Har-
per as alternate. President E. C.
Ryall and Secretary Miss Marion B
Leary were assigned to the latter.
The members of the association
then repaired to the Manhattan Hotel
and paItook of delightful banquet.
The pleasures Of a tastefully decorat-
ed table and a well-served menu were
heightened by music and speeches
during the dinner.
The program consisted of the fol-
lowing:
Piano solo MI f. C. Ryall, Kitzmiller
Vocal solo Miss Pearce, Oakland
Piano solo. Miss Conley, Oakland
Address ..................Mr. Ryall
Responses were made by Superin-
tendent r E. Rathbun, Supervisors
Misses Stewart and Henion, and help
ing teachers Miss Selby and Miss
Baumgartner and by Miss Wiedman,
the county nurse.
Mention was made of Mrs. Lou
Thayer Waters, a pioneer teacher in
Oakland, who is now an invalid at her
home here. Flowers were sent to her
with greetings from the association.
Everyone expressed pleasure and
similar event has been suggested to
occur during the first week in Sep
tember, 1926, when all teachers will
be in Oakland to attend institute and
the snow and fog of last Friday will
remain as a memory only.