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DRINK SUNLIGHT

By the use Of new ultraviolet light
machine perfected in London the cura-
tive powers Of sunlight can be admin
istered internally, says Popular Sci
ence Monthly. Applied in the mouth
and throat. the treatment is reported
TO have been beneficial in cases of a
number Of diseases.
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SIM Dread Effects

Look life over from what point you
will, and you will find that it has been
sin that has tripped men up and held
them back and spoiled health and hap
piness and hope.-Washington Glad
den.
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Cunning and Wisdom

We take cunning for a sinister or
crooked wisdom. and certainly there Is
a great difference between a cunning
man and wise man, not only in point
Of honesty, but in point Of ability
Bacon.
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Remand Worth Will.

Life is troublesome, full Of care, dis
appointment and bitterness for those
that carry responsibility and realize
their shortcomings. But II has its re-
ward as gre;N as It's worries.
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Means Border[ond

The word Ukraine" translated as
borderland or march-land. is applied
to great region in Europe embrac-
ing most Of the southern part Of Rus
STA, East Galicia, Northwest Bukovina
and East Czechoslovakla.
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Mnater ~ Roman Strle

Bramante, the great Italian archi-
tect, was f1fty-ive years old when he
came TO Rome from Milan in 1899.
In a short time he became the great
est master Of the Roman style evolved
from the ancient monuments
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Expectntion Not Fulfilled

Cairo, H., was once expected to be-
come a great commercial center and
is the place described as Eden" In
Dickens Martin Chuzzlewit."
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Quotation From, Hebrerps

The quotation IF God be for US, who
can be against us?" is from the New
Testament. Hebrews S:31. The au-
thOrship of this book has not been
satisfactorily established
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Mir Jun1ps Continent

Mix drawn from a California COW
on Friday morning was recently de-
livered at Atlantic City on the follow
ing Sunday morning
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True FriendshiD Lasts

Friendship which flows from the
heart cannot be frozen by adversely,
as the water that flows from the spring
does not CONCEAL in winter.-FenimOre
Cooper
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UNDERGROUND Civ

In order 10 keep cool. residents OF
a city of 10000 population have built
it underground beneath the burning
sands of the Sahara desert.
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IF all the foreign trade of this coun-
try could be handled through one port
Il would require the daily service OF
more than 10000 freight cars carry
ing an average load of 30 tons.
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Wise Correction Valuable

Faithful are the wounds Of a
friend" and there are few gifts Of
friendship more highly to be priced
than words Of wise cOrrectiOn.-Rev
James Stalker, d. d
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Haze AntiseDtic Ready

Every mother Of little tots should
keep an antiseptic. within easy reach
when children come in with bruised or
cut fingers. Cleaning the wound i'm
medlately win often prevent infection.
The broad ax., 1925-10-10

The quality of hay is now deter
mined by its color shown in a special
machine that permits matching the
hue with predetermined shades
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Unrise Discrimination

Girls were never admitted 20 the
public schools Of Boston until 1879.
They were then permitted to go half
the year in summer only.
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Lime as a Purifier

Lime added to wastes from rubber,
leather, paper and other chemical
plants, often prevents a pOlmtiOn OF
streams.
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Not to Mention Shocks

If we are all paid ultimately ac-
cording to results, as many persons
hold, there are big surprises in store
for some of us.
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Franklin on Lenrninn

Learning. whether speculative OF
practical, IS. in popular or mixed gov
ernments. the natural source of wealth
and Benjamin Franklin
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Horr Maine was Manned

Maine was called 1.-THE Province or
COuntie of Mayne" In the charter
granted by Charles in 1899. because
It was regarded as a part OF "the
mayne laHde IF New England"
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Best of Benutifers

There is no beautitier Of complex
ion or form or behavior like the wish
to scatter Joy not pain. around us
Emerson.
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HOuO Rents Do Climb

In the Seventeenth century Billings
gate market was leased for $500 a
year. Now the rental is about $175.-
900.
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Better of the TWo

One likes man with self-cOnfidence
even if he's sometimes wrong, rather
than a man with no confidence at all
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Britons in 700 B. C..

Relics now in the Brighton museum,
which include pottery and cooking
utensils, indicate civilized people lived
In the British Isles as early as 7OO
B. c.
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Poper to End War

Whenever the women of the world
really make up their minds to put
period to war. they can do it.-JOhn
RuskiD
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Afehans Fond of Arm.

The Afghans never leave their
homes without having an arsenal Of
weapans In their helts. Arms are
their adOrnnents.
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EDil Must Be Paid For

Judgment for an evil thing Is many
times delayed some day or two. some
century or two; but it is as sure as
life, it Is as sure as death Carlyle
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NeD Idea in SpectacIes

Spectacles that give daylight To the
wearer, so that he will not have to 20
to the light to match goods, have been
invented by q Viennese.
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Missionary Work Vital

The very soul Of our religion is mis-
sionary, progressive, wOrld-embracing
1t would cease to exist If it ceased to
be missionary Muller.
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.eSpanish kfess,, Isn't Moss

The so-called Spanish moss that
Grapes the trees in the South is NOT a
moss at all. but a close relative OF the
pineapple.
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Phosphate HELPS Fish

Fish ponds upon which phosphate
fertilizers are sprinkled yield more
fish. says a professor Of the Univer.
sity Of Munich
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1t is impossible to predict the sex OF
the chick before Matching by the shape
or size Ct the egg.
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Momentous Question

Let every man ask himself with
which of his faculties he can and will
somehow influence his age.-Goetha.
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Cost of Lnx Mentality

The economic loss from mental dis
eases in this country Is estimated al
$500 100000 a year.
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Wouldn't the North pole be a fine
place for an undeveloped people that
didn't want its natural resources stol-
en?-Dulutb Herald.
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Gift Sent to Get Gift

If Chinaman expects present and
1t does moi come. he sends one of
lesser value rs a reminder.
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Mnrfvra

The martyrs to vice far exceed the
martyrs to virtue, both in endurance
and in number-Exchange
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Wise Youth

II a man is too poor to lend his
friends money he will retain them
longer. says the Office BOY.
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Polish With Paper

Paper burned TO a white ash and
rubbed on silver with cloth will pro-
Guce a good polish
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Start Young. Young Man

Useful attachments in your minority
will produce riches in maturity.-Ben-
iamin Franklin.
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Keeps Him Guessing

A wise girl never lets fellow know
how much she thinks of him-Or how
little-Portland Evening Express.
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Furs Worth 900

The value Of furs taken annually In
Pennsylvania reaches s2,5O0,OO0
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Many O,pn Their Homes

1t is estimated that As per cent OF
American families own their OWL
homes.
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Chinese "Chain" Philippines

Chain stores operated by Chinese
now dominate certain lines Of retail
trasp in the Philippines
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DriUer Held in Place

In chariot races Of the old Romans
the reins were made fast to the
drivers belt
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Not All Like Solitude

Those who like solitude are strong
in its defense. but 1t never convinces
the sOciable.
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Good for Burns

A paste Of baking soda and water
applied to a burn win take out the
fire.
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The custom Of knocking on wood
dates back to the ancient tree wOr-
shippers
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Black cows are hotter than red ones.
according to scientific proof
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Paper From Peat

Wrapping paper now is being made
from peat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
Kelly Placed at Halfback

showed in both o. the big games
with Stanford and California Il L.
only fair that the new captain OF
the Huskics should be placed on
the first eleven
4 quarterback's first job y to di.
rect team play, and Gu,torInscn'a
strategy in these contests was mas.
terfui.
In addition To this team d.
rection Guttormsen was ono Of
the best punters Ia the West,
an excellent safety man and a
dangerous man on the receiving
end Of passes.
This quartet would give tho team
three kickcfs Ia Guttormscn, New.
ors and Wilson Three paHsers in
Nevcrs, Wilson and Kelly \ fine
secondary defense with Ncvers and
Wilson bearing the brunt Of the
line attacks and with Kelly and
Guttormscn fleet enough TO cover
any aerial offensive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28

ID. Y. cBogcy'D Mncrnc is n very
pp.to-dato golfer He used to do
thc tango on tho tee but now he
docs the Charleston.
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THE most brilliant player in the
l. West during the current season
was Bill Kelly. the Montauan.
Kelly was the signal-barker
for the Grizzlies. hut he was
not good field general. his
specially being confined to car.
rying the ball, passing and
safety play.
There has never been a more SEN
sational game OF safety play staged
anywhere than this same Kelly put
ON az the stadium against Washing
ton in October. Four times he
brought down Husky runners when
he was the only man between the
ball-carricr and the goal line.
Kelly is heavy enough to carry
the burden Of halftack job. and
in the Montana system OF play the
backficld was made up OF four
backs rather than the accepted
quarterback system.
After the wonderful exhibition OF
generalship that George Guttormsen
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Earl Jnmison hasn't got u golf
Enmo worth talking about, but he
docs Just tho same,
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football Now h the time for him
20 capitalize on that prestige II
ever.
ono year from now Grange
VIII be- but a memory IN Big Ton
football Ito should be "A lasting
one, but they don't pay or on
what sou were.
Not being overly blessed with
worldly goods Grange has turned
pro and getting the money That
Isn't IN keeping with college ira.
dillon, ~ probably isn't as mi,
nois would Ike TO have him act
but tradition won't buy any gro.
reries
Grange ia bmari. lie has
proved that by his football play
Ma taking Britton with him in
his latest venture seems like FUR
Their evidence Of Oranges wis.
dom. BrittoH's Interference has
been Gfango's greatest aid IN his
meleUrio career.
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Sophomore Star
Heading Scorers
in Rocky League

0NE OF the leading scorers in tho
" Rocky Mountain conference Is
Carl Brown, great quarterback OF
the Colorado College eleven.
Brown is a star OF the first mag
nitude. being exceptionally brilliant
in running thru broken fields. He
has mado several sensational runs
this season and in the game with
Denver university crossed the goal
line three times after long canters.
He can also punt and pass with the
best in his section.
Brown is somewhat OF celebrity
on the track. too. starring in the
high hurdles. While at Fort Coll
Inns high he held tho state scholas-
tic record in the event.
Brown is only n sophomore and
seems certain to make an cnviabls
nsmo for himself during his next
two football seasons.
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Adams.
Jud Cutting started Of tie sea.
son in a blaze OF glory for wash.
ington in the Nebraska game. the
best Individual effort OF amy wing
man that the writer saw And he
played well most OF the year. but
for polished end play shipkcy and
adams must be given tho call.
Bob Muutz and sherman Smith.
the Oregon ends, played marvellous
bali against Washington Thursday.
Their play turnout the year. how.
ever. hardly measured M TO tho
two stars picked.
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Dearth of Good Tackles

Jim Dixon. a powerful linesmnn
from o. A. c., was rated the next
best bet
Poulson, the Stanford man. would
have rated higher. but he was
badly injured in the Husky game
and was unable TO play against Cal
ifornia. The injury prevented him
from playing enough games to
prove his real worth.
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THERE was only a handful OF
4 good tackles in the conference
during tho season.
Erickson, the strongest man
on the Washington squad,
found himself" in his last year
OF football and stood head and
shoulders over the rest Of the
tackles In the circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-28
INTEREST IN
BANTAM BOUT

LOS ANGELES, Nov. aS.-Added
impetus was given the scat sale TO
the Fidol Ia BaraClover sencio
bantam engagement to be staged
here Wednesday night, with the an.
nouncement today of the support
ing card.
Harry Wallach, New York SOUTH
paw. viii meet Ad Cadena in the
scmi.windup of six rounds, while
the special event will bo a re-maich
OF the sensational bout of two
weeks ago between Alike Akol and
Angel De In cruz, in which the
latter Won
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Crescents Open
Season Against
Maroon Sextet

VANCOUVER Nov IS. With
two games already lost in the
Western Hockey league. both 90
Portland. the Vancouver Maroous
will play Saskatoon hero Monday
IN tho first game Of the season fef
tho crcaccnta.
The showing o. tho Alnroons has
been good this season despite their
defeat by tho Eoscbuds. Both
games showed strong ofscusc. but
the defense was weak with the
season just started, this fault hss
been corrected in tho practice SEES
sions since last Wednesday
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Hobbs Adams Best End

uoBBs ADAMS. the aggressive
IL wing man OF the University OF
Southern California. was. in the
writers opinion. the best end OF the
Coast season.
Adams Is fast. intelligent and
experienced. He does every.
thing an end should do, and
does it well. lie is one Of those
players with tho vital spark so.
necessary to winning com.
bination.
Ted shipkey. the Stanford star,
another experienced man. would
make fine running mate for
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BROWN HOLDS
ONLY HONORS

brown unworthy caU ~ H0si
claim one honor And that is stand.
ing as The only team 20 hold the
powerful Dartmouth aggregation 10
less than so points. Tho Big Green
could garner but ~ against the TT.
tie Providence eleven.
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Cravath Leads Centers

(tRAvATH, the y. s. G. center is
~ given the call over Doug Bon.
amy OF Washington because OF a
slightly faster charge and the fact
that Cravath was more experienced.
Bonamy was tower Of strength
to the Washington line, both on Of
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BIG THREE is
BADLY BEATEN

Tho once famous big Three"
dropped four games 10 outside
schools during the 1926 season.
Harvard WAS defeated by Holy
Crosa and Dartmouth. Yale lost to
Penn and Princeton vas trtppcd by
Colgate Tho Tigers also had q tic
TIT with Navy.
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Plenty of Fullbacks

TIME toughest task OF all was 10
i decide between Tesreau and
Neycrs. and tho reasons for picking
Nevers have Scen given.
When they met here, which prob.
ably should be tho real test, Tc8.
rcau vas the better man
Tesreau played wonderful ball
against California, but 80 did
Neyers, and he shonc 80 bril-
, lianny in the Card. Bear battle
that he proved his wonderful
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etess!ycnsss In the back field. how.
ever and Il IN not unlikely the fans
viii rec some amar; football from
the Northern combination.
Coach Howard Jones pIanH 20
conserve his full Trojan strength
Tor the battle with ST Alarys on
December ie, by using rs many sec
ondBtrinE men m possible today.
Today is washington states final
conference game and the last con.
test under the coaching OF Albert
Excndinc. former Carlisle star.
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Drury Picked by Many {

A POWERFUL running back, ono
A OF tho best In tic West, Is
prury Of u. S. &. lie played q
real game against Idaho, the only
limo tho writer saw him in action
thls year. But nc want up against
.ny kind Of opposition.
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MAKES RECORD

When Stanford whipped California
the other day, It marked the first
Bruln victory over the Bears since
the former returned TO the American
style OF game in 1918, In 1924 stan
ford managed to get 1880 tie. But
in all the other meetings California
had always come out on top.
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[e iairWayS
BY ALEX c. ROSE

Gated in San Francisco and doing
well in business
Aside from winning the match
play against par competition at the
University course Ed Cridcr had n
very profitable day on Thanksgiv.
ing day. Just couldn't lose a bet
and then finished up the good work
by getting In on roast turlSey-frce.
With the football season over.
Joe Gottstcln will now turn his at.
,cntlon TO golf, Frank SAKE and
the rcgt Of Joo's links cronies think
that he "a ripe for picking now.
a very unusual thing happened
on Thursday. Elmer Kcndrick and
Jack Weber laid aside their golf
clubs and took In the Washington.
Oregon game, After the first five
minutes of play tho scat III front
of Jucl; was vacated.
Carl Hlair, the handsome young
captain OF tho University Golf club,
is very unusual golfer lie is al.
ways pleased with his game
There Is no truth In the rcport
That Gus Held, Fred Bush, Pat Sui.
Ivan and Eddie O'Ncil were aeon
on tho golf links. According TO
this quartet Of old.tmcrs they are
not old CROUCH TO golf
we haven't had George Ci,cl,s
name IN h's column for quito some
time until today. How nro YOU nit.
ting en- George? IN the middle of
the rouBd, rs usual2
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tho y ~ G A.
under tho aus
pieces o. tho III y
clubs 81 tho ci,y.
The feature ~
the annual meet
ing 10 the ciiooa,
ing Of tho Al
city prep eleven
b} members Of
tho high iioUl
teams u 81 "a
traditional act
each year for the
prep squads
Speeches b $
capt r uri
Thornton. Of the
NNe4t Annttln
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u. S. c.. PLAYS
LONG SEASON

University OF Southern California,
unlike most of the other Ing
schools, viii continue grid playing
after Thanksgiving day.
howard Jones eleven has three
Tits scheduled after November ~
ON November rs, It will meet wash
ington state; December 6, oregon
Aggics and ON December IL ST.
Mnry's,
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Charlie McCrum, accompanied by
his famous sahcr puttcr and Il line
Of Grnyco shirts and ties. is renew.
ihE old ncqunintancos in the city
and doing n fine business, both on
and off tho links,
ID. Y. cBogey'D Mncrnc is n very
hpto-datc golfer He used to do
the tango on tho tee, but now he
docs the Charleston
Playing golf, distributing movie
Feels around the Northwest and
Fellng gasoline is keeping Charlie
t'IIoco'D Harden so busy these days
That he has to pass up the 10th
hole.
A COW wandered into Bob John.
stones yard tho other day and Bob
chased II out after no had MIXED
Iit. Bob is president OF the Cnlcdon.
Fan society
.
Every time Alex Gray, the tire
mnn, gyts a few dollars saved up
hc gets into n golf match. Next
DAY finds this young man saving
up again,
Earl Jnmison hasn't got golf
Eumo worth talking about but he
docs Just the same
Claire Griswold, who was the
ngpn amateur linksmnn hero
omo five ycurs Ogo, ls playing bot.
cr golf thnn ever according TO
Frank orchard, Claire IN now 10.
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Tense and defense, and wasn't out
played in n single game this year,
with the exception Of tho first half
against Nebraska with Hutchlson.
the Conhusker star, doing tho
trick.
stephens, OF Idaho, and Miller, Of
California, we're also good players.
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STRIBLING WINS

NEW ORLEANS. Nov IS
Young striblinE last nigh, knocked
out Billy Britton. Columbus, O..
boxer. In the first round Of a schcd.
uled l5.round engagement here Fri.
day night.
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schulmorich The power ouse OF
tho Orogon6 Aggics, Sweet Of Wash.
ington state. and Sweet Of Mon.
TINA. were good men, ns were Inn
lay Of California, kacr OF u $. g..
Mceker OF w. g. c., Boguc OF
stanford, ana Anderson OF Oregon
That's that.
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themselves Four Washington named the first
eleven and it is only fitting that the championship team
should dominate the AllStar eleven for outfit must
have lot of individual well strength to go thru
schedule like Washington had this year undefeated.
Wilson powerful
feasve back the best triple threat the Coast the Individual
Of the
Lacking only his
takes with Wilson
b. Washington for the brilliant nobody
his aaround value The Elmer
reau the Washington captain things tho
chaked field than
i've football but Neers turnout invaluable
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Many Good Guards

WHILE good tackles we're scarce
wv there was host Of fine
guards.
The fastest guard Of them all
was Brice Taylor, the Seattle
colored boy, who played for L.
5. &. IT was n treat to see him
come out Of the line TO run In
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SlATltu SuHtUllNR. ENtIy Sport IIOm Iht
grid game to parcheSSi has its All-Star can
didateS.
The football fans, the players, the coaches
and the whole retinue of grid team will
give every selection made the giggle more
or less, but they start arguments, pro and
con about the relative merits, and if such
selections do nothing more they serve their
purpose. With this introduction the writer
choice of the All-Coast conference players
is published herewith. after seeing all the
teams with the exception of the Oregon Ag-
gies in action, and after weighing the opin-
ions of coaches. scouts and the PLAYERS
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The Northern
era altho they
made "a strong
showing aguius,
Montana an 4
Idaho. ARE not
expected 10 reg
latcr heavily
with tho power.
ful Trojan ma
chine.
The invaders
arc considerably
lighter audihcir
defense s no,
rated with that
OF T. s. c They
have Hho " n
speed and az.
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Tesreau played the only poor
game he showed all season against
Oregon Thursday.
California has three fine fullbnclSs
In Jabs Griffin and Young. Jab1
did the best wors against Washing.
ton, willie they said down South
that Griffin was the whole works
against Stanford.
Oregon has a human battering
ram In Jones, who was the All.
Coa8t man last year