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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
WASHABLE TOYS ARE
ON SALE THIS YEAR
Even Mechanical Playthings Can Be
Made Clean Again.

Toy manufacturers are providing
washable variations of the old
fashioned toys and many new ones
besides this year. Many of these
need not be relinquished. even
when the daily bathing hour comes
around, since the sudsy depths of
the tub as fresh as their glowing
owners.
When they become soiled they can
be soaked, scrubbed with soap and
water, rinsed and hung on the line
to dry, if necessary.
You can buy washable balls and
building blocks. dolls. furniture, rat
ties, wood soldiers and woolly
animals. Even mechanical toys can
be washed if they are carefully
rinsed and dried.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
SANDER & RECKER CO.
SHOWS LAVISH GIFTS
Hand Carved Telephone Cabinet Is
One Striking Present.

A handsomely carved telephone
cabinet. inlaid with design of hand
painted flowers, rests near a display
Of Czechcslovakian glassware, whose
beauty can be purchased at an I'M
believably modest price, is a str k
ing feature of Sander & Rockers
holiday showing.
Lovely modern and antique novel
tieS-Such as glass bird table orna-
ment. with quivering, sparkling
plumage; decorative trays, enam-
eled and painted allur,ngly; a humi-
dor. brass studded, and carrying the
atmosphere of an old Spanish treas
ure chest, are shown.
The oriental rugs here are a thing
OF beauty, including fine examples of
these gifts that surely are Joy
forever. The SANGER 81 Rocker Fur
niture Company also has a gift store
at 2206 North Meridian street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
Postal Employees to Get
Day of Rest Christmas

making the first breakup" of the
volume of letters and packages.
Arrangements are being made by
Bryson with the Indiana adjutant-
generals Office to borrow fifty gov
eminent trucks to be added TO the
present fleet of mail trucks.
Additional collection routes will
be laid out SO that mail from the
several stations may be taken quick
" to the distribution centers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
P0ST0FFICE ASKS AID
Letters Mailed to 5000 Bosses
Urges Earlier Mailing

Cooperation in early mailing Of
business letters is asked by Post
master Robert H. Bryson, in 5000
letters mailed today to The Boss
of each business house or Office in
the city.
BrySon asked business men TO
mail letters at frequent intervals
during the day. instead of all in one
bunch in the evening. thus reduc
ing the evening postofice congeS-
tion and. at the same time, assuring
earlier delivery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-19
ADDRESS YOUR
MAIL RIGHT IS
P. 0. WARNING
Thousands of Letters and
Parcels Go AStray at
Christmas Time.

Cooperation of the public IN re-
ducing the annual volume Of
Christmas mail which finds its way
to the dead letter Office was asked
by Indianapolis postoffice officials
today.
Each year a large force of 'nixey"
clerks is busy for weeks trying to
straighten out more than 100000
letters, Christmas greetings, and
parcels impossible of delivery be-
cause of incomplete or wrong adj
dresses. Many of these are the
result of improper packing of par
GELS, flimsy wrapping paper bearing
the address being torn away.
Due to scientific detective work"
Of the "nixey" clerks, much of this
mail eventually is addressed cor
rectly and forwarded, somewhat
late, but the remainder goes to the
dead letter office.
Make Addresses Right
Addresses should be complete,
with house number and name of
street, postoffice box or rural route
number, typed or plainly written in
ink. A return card should be placed
in the upper left corner of every
piece of mail.
If a tag is used, the address and
return card also should be written
on the wrapper for use if the tag
is lost, and copy of the address
should be inclosed in the parcel.
All Christmas gifts, greetings, and
letters should be mailed at least a
week or ten days before Christmas,
according to distance, to insure de-
livery before Christmas day.
Persons mailing a quantity of
Christmas cards, ten or more for
delivery in Indianapolis, can be of
great assistance to the postal en-
ployes by tying them together,
labelling them to show they are
Christmas cards, and then deposit
them in a street letter or package
box two or three weeks before
Christmas.
Helps In Delivery
They then will be segregated;
stamped with the date on which to
be delivered, and delivery will be
made one or two days before
Christmas.
Christmas cards and gifts adj
dressed to points within one days
travel should be mailed in no event
later than Dec. 20, within two days
travel not later than Dec. 10, within
three days travel not later than
Dec. Is; and for most distant points
not later than Dec. IA.
Parcels and envelopes may be
marked please do not open until
Christmas"
For those who find it necessary
to make last minute mailingS, the
air mail and special delivery serv-
ices are available. The air mail
covers great distance in a few
hours. Rates are cents for the
first ounce and ten cents for each
additional ounce or fraction of an
ounce.
Use of a special delivery stamp
will assure delivery on Christmas
day, if mailed at the proper time.
Special delivery is for speed and
not for safety. Valuable mail, in
addition to proper wrapping, pack
ing, and addressing, should be
registered or insured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
new PLAN TO
PICK REFEREE
Massachusetts Com.
mission To Name
Miami Official

MIAMI BEACH, Fla Feb. l6.-lp
The Massachusetts, bC1ing com
mission to-day was considering a list
OF several referees from which The
members will choose the third mau
In the ring for the Sharkey-Strib-
ling heavyweight boxing match in
Flamingo park here February ~.
The selection, however, must re-
ceive the final approval OF mana
gers Of the principals. This plan
was suggested BY Stribling Ut yrsv
terday's conference on a referee.
The selection must be made BY Feb-
ruary 20. Otherwise. DEMPSEY said
he will do the picking himself.
u also was decided at yesterdays
meeting that the fighters should az
a little more training for the forth
coming bout.
Dempsey had a busy day yeSter-
day. checking up on ticket sales ami
ordering all soft drinks be sold in
PAPER containers nc the fight ~
eliminate the possibility Of bottle
tossing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
RAYMONDVILLE
Wins WILLACY
COUNTY TITLE
Nose Out Lyford 20-l6
In Hard But Clean
ly Fought Contest
Friday Afternoon
Special 70 This Heraldl

RAYM0NDNlLfE, Feb. 16.-Coach
Woods Raymondvtlle high school
cagers won the Willacy county cham
piOnship here Friday afternoon by
nosing out the plucky Lyford aggrc-
CATION unler Cosch Duffy, ~ to rs.
A large number of spectators were
On hand TO watch the hard but clean
~ fought contest between the Two
Nillacy county rivals. Both teams
we're fast and All excellent brand OF
basketball was ON tap throughout
the game. No roughness marre@
the contest ever though the quints
were guarding closely.
Lyford trailed Raymondville most
of the game but only a few points
separated the aggregations at any
ufme. III was anybody's county title
until the final whistle called off
kostilities.
Referee "Rcd" Irvine or Browns
vile, said the game was one Of the
fastest and most evenly run off he
has witnessed this season
The district championship will be
decided at McAllen Friday and Sat
urday OF next week when title hold
ers Of Cameron. Nillacy. Hidalgo
and Starr counties meet in tourna-
ment play.
Brownsville and Raymcndville are
champions Of their counties. The
Hidalgo title IL still in the air and il
is thought probable that Rio Grande
City will represent Starr county.
The teams are to draw for pair
ing in the district e~liminations
sometime next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
LAST NIGHTS


CBy The Associated Press.)
At Seward, Neb.-Concordia Col
lcge tSeward) A., Luther College,
(Nahco, Neb.) 81.
Corvallis, Ore.-0rcgon State IS,
Washington State %.
Emporia. kas.-Pittsburg &c. En-
poria Teachers "a.
MaryviIle. Mo.-Maryvilie IS,
k%irksvillc %.
Fort Collins-Colorado ". On, Col
orRGo Aggies p.
Stanford-Stanford 81, Southern
California 81.
Salt Lake City-Montana State
College 40, u. Of Utah 2S.
Newark. Del.-Susquehanna is.
Delaware 10.
Syracuse. ". v.-Creightcn u. 81.
Syracuse u. %.
Fulton, Nov estminster IS. Roll
la Mines 80.
Paramount. W. Na.-Fairmount
Normal 80. Centre SO.
Brentwood. TeX.-paniel Baker 70,
McMurray College Is.
Indianola, la.-SimPson 10. Cor
nell IL.
Huron. s. D.-Sioux Falls College
80. Huron College 20.
Fargo, N. D.-North Dakota Ag-
gies ~, N. ID. U. &C.
East Lansing. Mich.-Michigan
State 40. U. Of Detroit 10.
Pittsburgh. Pau. OF Pittsburgh
40. Penn State %.
Fayetteville. Ark-Arkansas U. 81,
/ Rice Institute rs.
st. Louis-Washingtcn Y. 81, Grin
nell 81.
Abilene. Tex.-Abilene Christian
College 81. Sui Ross 20.
Springfield. Mo.-Drury %, Mis-
souri, Valley FL.
Columbia. Mo.-Missouri a., Iowa
State 20.
New Hsver-Yaie 81. Columbia %.
Ottawa, kas--Bcthany ~. Ottawa
25.
Waila Nalla. Wash.-Whitman
College g, College Of Puget Sound
s..
Indianspolis-Notre -. Butler q.
Salem. 0re.-Nilliamerts III. AZ.
! Linfield College IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
7. c. u. Nine
WORKING OUT
Squad Is Composed of
Vets Except In
Outfield

FORT WORTH. Feb. 15.-Twenty-
nj uniforms yer issued this week
to members Of the varsity baseball
team at Texas Christian University.
Coach Leo dutch" Meyer has been
giving his boys some indoor timber
ing up with his pitchers and catchers
working several hours a day.
Outside work is scheduled to begin
as SCOT as the weather permits. The
candidate list is expected TO swell
over thirty when the basketball sea
son is finished early in March.
With The loss Of only a few men
from last year, Dutch is expecting TO
put a team OF veterans on the dia-
mend this year. His infield is al
NEST intact and his pitching staff has
suffered the loss of only n regular.
J.. {. Jake" Williams has dropped
out of school. but his loss is light
ened with the report that several
promising freshman pitchers will be
eligible for competition this year.
IL is in the ortfield that the Frogs
will be hard hit for with the gradu-
alton Of Jimmy Grant. Grin SteadmRn
and Lowell Parrish. Dutch loses his
entire list Of gardeners. However.
Win eCNEfal HlVtAicAbE AAN-3Mtan anu
some good material recruited from
the ranks Of the reserves of last
year. the Purple fly-chasing depart
ment is expected to give a good &C
count Of itself.
The loss OF Moore leaves Dutch
with no veteran receivers as rags"
Matthews. the relief catcher last
year. was also among the graduates.
However. with j. Y. Sain, freshman
star last yesr. eligible. Dutch should
have little worry behind the plate,
Robert Moore and J. q. Williams are
also catchers Of some experience. On
first base. Wallin will again perform.
At second. Lee Dorsey and at third,
Grubbs or w. T.. Carroll.
Gene Turner. one OF the most prom
iEing Shortstops ever 10 report 10
Meyer. will get the call at that po-
sition.
The outfield will have to be COM
pletcly ~remodeled.
In the hurting department. Dutch
will have Walker and Buckley. vet
Grams Fury. Rozelle. Cox last year
sunsdren and Atkins. Sanders. last
yea intrsmural hurlers. and Chap
peli, freshman graduate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
Take County Title, Beating Comets 26-1S
Fields Obtains
Decision Over
Townsman, Cans

NEW YORK, Feb. I6.-tFY-Jackie
Fields. a fisticuffcr's idea Of perpct-
ual motion. has begun an eastern IN
vasion with another victory over
Baby Joe Cans. negro battler from
Fields own town Of Los Angeles.
Boring in with both fists flying
at all times. Fields battered out n
decisive triumph on points over Cans
i'm N 1O-round match in Madison
Square Garden last night. Wy
The official verdict gave Fields
the l4T-pound championship az Los
Angeles but il did nothing much in
the way or strengthening his posi-
ton as the leading contender for Joe
Dundee's welterweight crown and to-
"a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
a W. Texas Girls
Teams Are Left

SNYDER, Tex, Feb. i6.-(Pl-Of
II West Texas high school girls
basketball teams that entered the
annual A. A. u. tournament here
three days ago, only four remained
TO fight it out for the championship
today.
Breckenridge was paired against
Post in one semi-final battle, with
Cisco and Colorado tanglinE in the
other. Cisco and Breckenridg were
favored BY most observers to meet
in the finals tonight.
Breckenridge remained in the run
ming by defeating Lamesa, 50 to 10,
last night. Cisco eliminated Roby.
80 10 20, and Post advanced over
Busby, 20 to 10.
Teams remaining in the consola-
ton flight were Roscoe, Miles, Ira
and Hobbs. Three thousand spec
tators were expected for the champ
ionship tilt tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
Clubs Hosts To
WesIaco Scouts

NESIAC0. Feb. i6.--The Rotary.
Lions and Xiv anis clubs were joint
hosts 70 three troops Of Boy Scouts
st the Cortez hotel in Neslaco
Thursday evening. Ten Murray.
Valley Scout executive. WAS master
of ceremonies and various other local
scout officials were also present. A
banquet was served to about sixty
service club members and eighty Boy
Scouts.
Boy Scout songs we're sung and
T~oastniaster Murray called on a num-
Der Of the men present fer i'm
promrtu talks on such subjects ..
what ! remember OF school what
Book most influenced my life A. q
boy" "U hrt 7 would dc IL had q
Boy and other kindred subjects.
Scmes Of the responses we're hurcr-
Gus ard others were serious. but all
met With q hearty response from the
boys. Scout Billie Tarrlrv gave nm
account OF some Of the activities 81
the local scouts in observance Of the
10th birthday Of scouting.
Under the directions az Scout
master Mcconnell a number % the
BOYS gave practical demonstration
~ scout work. E-riier in the dry
had set up Il first aid czrrp a. the
community hall grounds. where they
administered first aid to victims Of
an imaginary tornado which has
struck the town. and prepared su.-
terSnre for the refugees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16

RICE 81 TO lS
Practically Sew Up
Southwest Confer
ence Title

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Feb. Is
Ab-Coach Francis A. Schmidt's
elongated Arkansas University drib-
hlers we're one game nearer 10 their
fourth straight Southwest conference
cage title today as n result Of their
~ 70 Is conquest Of the Rire Owls
IN the opening tilt Of their series
here last night.
There was slight doubt that the
RaEorbacks would repeat the dose to-
night. II they do. they will need to
win only one Of their last two re-
naming contests with the Texas Az
gies next week 10 assure themselves
a tie for the conference flag. Or. il
the Aggies should knock off the
Texas University quintet in their
clash tonight at College Station the
Razcrhacks would be as good as in.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
Thomson Seen AS
Arkansas Coach

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Feb. 1s.-
Rp-Fred C. Thomson, assistant
varsity coach AZ the University OF
Arkansas. will succeed Francis A.
Schmidt a. head coach II student
influence has any effect upon those
IN charge or the selection
Porker athletes themselves admit
Thomson Is the most logical person
to fill the place vacated by Schmidt
when he resigned 70 20 to Texas
Christian university as head football
and basketball coach.
Thomson. like Schmidt. il n for
mer Nebraska C~ornhusker football
star. He served his second year nv
Schmidt's assistant this past sea-
son. and developed n OF .hc
strongest forward walls ever seen
in action In the Southwest Confer
cree.
Not only did he develop some coed
grid players, but his five-man track
team swept it, way into third place
NJ the annual conferences meet At
Austin last season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
ACCIES Slate
EIGHT MEETS
Stiff Competition Is
Scheduled By Far
mer Track Men

COLLEGE STATION. Tex. Feb. Is.
Three national relay carnivaIs and
track meets, four dual meets with
Southwest conference teams and the
Southwest conference meet 70 derids
the lonferenhe title are included in
the Texas Asgics schedule announced
BY James Sullivan. business
OF athletics. and promise a busy pc
Rcd for Frank Anderson. and his
Texas Aggie track men during the
coming season.
Dual meets with three Southwest
conference teams. Southern Method
Isl University, Rice Institute and
University of Texas are included i'm
the schedule. The Aggies will meet
Rice and S. M. u. only once but two
meets have been arranged with the
L~onghornS. one n Austin. and the
other at College Station carrying out
a custom Of meeting Texas twice.
Coach Anderson will send his
relay teams to the S. NJ. u, Texas
and Kansas relay carniyals and IL is
likely that the Aggies will also be
represented by several individual
competitors in these meets. Last
year Aggie relR ytezms Q laurels
IN the Rice. Texas, Kansas and Drake
relays. This year with the discon-
tinnance Of the Rice carnival. the s.
NJ. L. meet was added. II Is likely
that entries will he made in other
national meets during the season.
Unless entries are made in post
season meets. the conference meet
at Dallas will close the schedule OF
Coach AnderSon's charges. Follow
inr is the schedule announced.
March 29-Texas Relay Carnival. at
Austin.
March sos. NJ. Z. relay earni.
val at Dallas.
April e-TeNss University At Aus
tin.
April ls-Rics Institute - Hous-
ton.
April eo-Karsas relays a. Law
renee. kes.
April 2s-s II. L. Al College Sta
ton.
May 4-Tsxss University a. Col
lere Station.
May lo-ii-Soathwest conference
meet AZ Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16

ny Inc AsScClAttc frebSt
pETR0TT-Leo Lomski. Aberdeen.
Wash. outpointed fluffy Griffith
Sioux City. Iowa (i01. Eddie Shea,
Chicago. stopped Billy Shaw. De
troit t5l. Henry Goldberg. Brook.
lyn. knocked out Jimmy Smith, De-
troit t2).
NEW YORK-Jsckie Fields. Los
Angeles. %outpointed Baby Joe Cans,
New York G0).
MILWAUKEE - Armando Santa
60. Cuba. outpcinted Herman Per-
lick. Kalamazoo, Mich. fsl.
B0STON-Con O'Kellv. ireland,
won on foul over Ernie Schaaf. Ger
many go. Jack Gross, Philadelphia.
c%utpointed Jake Warren. Chicago
U0)-
HOT SPRINGS. Ark.-Kid Adams,
san Antonio. outpointed Irish
Mickey Gill. Chicago fio).
OMAHA, Neb.-Tonmy Grorsn.
Omaha. knocked cut Nat Xavier,
New York ON. HAROLD Mathews,
Lincoln. cutpointed Genaro Pine,
Cuba (fnN.
KEWANEE. W.-Le~ Denny, Chi
eagc. stopped Eddie Chandler. Ks-
vance t9).
ST. PAUL. Minn.-My Sullivan
81. Paul. outpointed Billy Light. ST.
Paul Cl0l. Spud Murphy, Moor
head. MINI. o~utpointed Morris
Gransher1. Chicago fsl. Joe Cor
dan. Minneapolis. outpointed JOE
Thomas. n~s Moines f6l.
ST. L0UIS-ohnny "Peewee'
Kaiser. st. Louis. knocked out Lou
Spencer. Cleveland ~. Red Rolsrd
81. Louis. knocked out Eddie Ma.
honey. Terre Haute ~.
SIT. JOSEPH. Mo.-Mickev nurane
Omaha. ou%tpointed Hall Mcwiliisms
joplin. Mo. fsN.
HfLiYWoOD. Calif.-Chet shan.
dell. San Francisco. stopped Tony
Stabenau. Buffalo. y. Y. Isl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
Wilacy Engineer
Resigns Position

RAYMONDyILLE. Tex. FEB. i6.-
Pat Caldwell, who for the past five
years, has been associated with John
r. Johnson in engineering work i'm
Willacy county. and who last No
vember was elected county engineer
of Willacy county has rendered his
resignation 20 the county commits
sioners. effective this week.
Mr.. Caldwell has accepted the no
sition Of state engineer IN Peccs and
Crane counties. and expects 10 leave
here Monday 70 take charge or his
new duties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
'KE VICTORY
in End half
OF HOT GAME
~'ylvester High Point
! Man With IL; Les
ser Loops Seven;
Local Girls Win
BY BISHOP
Sports Editor.

Brownsville high school TIE
asketbail championship of Cameron
cunty yesterday, defeating I'll Jar
in. IS to is, on the local court.
The game was nip and tuck during
|hc first half, which ended with the
Eagles leading IS to Is. Soon there
Efter, however, the locals forged
bead. and were never stopped.
Sylvester was high scorer for the
Eagles. looping the hoop for u
pints. while Sam Lesser got Z points
r the Comets, for high scorer on
- club.
'Hotly contested throughout, the
70 teams put on an excellent exhi-
ton of the court game, probably
. best game the teams have put
this season. Samuel Lesser, Cal
n Martin. Triplett, Fesler, Dudley
1rtin, the Comets starting lineup,
aged q whale Of a game. Their
tasnse was good, and they passed
I'LL about the court in approved
IN, but their guarding was off
DUs, and the slippery Eagles, as the
anne went on, slipped through their
yards. and aided particularly by
ban Barnhart, the tailcst player on
club, the Eagles we're able TO
themselves like veterans
| hen under the basket.
Olin Weller, Eagle guard, and n
II the best basketball players IN
Inc county, continued his good per-
|ormance against the Comets. as he
rs in all games of the past. Weller,
Ear football player, dribbled the ball
IN and down the court yesterday N
|ich a manner and with such speed
rat he proved a thorn in the side
the fighting Comets.
Sam Lesser and Callan Martin,
|omet forwards, were dangerous at
times, and missed the basket by
IN inch or two on many occasions,
they took shots at the hoop from
he middle Of the field many
mes in the last half-and 70
lac spectators IL seemed as u~ncslled
r shots-but such was necessary
scause the Eagles, using a man TO
An defense, worked pretty smooth
y along this line.
',aIlan Martin, Coach Richey's star
eward, was ordered from the court.
ter making the limit number OF
bulls, four.
FL Jardin was chcered on by =
humber of fans, while q few local
fans were on hand for the game.
! Ezell Darby, a coach OF the Donna
oh school. vas referee, and his
ork was outstanding. Ir fact Oar
put up about the best exhibition
N officiating displayed on the local
[ourt this season. Rules are rules
Iut Darby took into consideration
Re fact that the players we're per
brming on a dirt court, and slipping
I'd sliding was unavoidable at times.
e was strict in regard TO personal
uls, and gave complete satisfaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-16
SCHEDULE May
END PORKERS
in SOUTHWEST
Told to Sign A Games
To Get In Race For
Title But They Take
On Only Four

DALLAS, Feb. I6.-tPl-A decree
handed down By officials Of the
Southwest conference at their recent
winter meeting here, setting out
that the Arkansas University foot
ballers should book themselves four
games with other conference outfits
next fall il they wanted to get their
figures in the championship pie, ap-
parently did not make a lasting i'm
preston on Raxorback officials.
AdyiceS from Fayetteville last
night said Arkansas had completed
its 1929 gridiron schedule by sign
ing up the East Central Teachers
College OF Ada. Okla. for q game
on November 2. That gives the
Porkers nire games in all. but il
gives them only three conference
%jousts.
BY %contenting themselves with sign
ing Baylor University, Texas Univer-
sity and Texas A. e. M. college, Raj
orback officials left the matter
squarely up 10 the governing board.
III the board sticks to its decision,
Arkansas will not be considered for
the 1879 gridiron crown. And word
from Fayetteville is that this years
edition of the Porkers will be the
strongest in several years.
Arkansas officials expressed the
opinion that their game with Lou
isiana State. which previously has
been counted as a conference rom
test, would be counted that way
again next fall. At the meeting
here, however. ii was decided the
game with the Tigers no longer
would be set down TO the Porkers'
credit i'm the conference standing.
When advised Of the Razorbacks
stand last night at Austin, DR.. d. "A.
Penick, chairman Of the Southwest
conference. gave the opinion that the
Louisiana State question had been
settled and could not be counted.
"We are very anxious to have
Arkansas in the conference cham
pionship and hope they will stay in"
he said.