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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-08
Players Rave Joke and Wise Crack Behind Scenes

''RelIO there, Jim M9ore"-Jim Moore
being a Texas League rookie out of the
minors only few weeks. The incident
made Earnshaw a bit peeved, and he re-
solved to beat Grimes. which he did with
the aid Of Jimmy Fox and Lefty Grove.
Getting an easy interview from modest
Jimmy Foxx after he had cracked his
dramatic home run. 1T was a curve ball
outside. hit it mile: 1t felt good. Say
anything else you like"
Jim Bottomley. batting goat Of the
series, standing under the stands behind
the Cards dugout in the ninth inning Of
the fifth game, gargling his mouth with
water and looking like man carrying a
heavy load on his mind.
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YUNEVICH SHOWS FORM

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 3.-Alex
Yuneyich, who scored three touch
downs in ten minutes against Mich
igan last year, is expected to lead
Purdue's offensive in the 1880 clash
Saturday.
Yunevich was given a long work
out in Tuesdays practice and showed
his best form Of the year.
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81 can't beat EN- without runs" gruin-
bled Grimes. 'let EN- get me some runs
and I'll beat 'em yet"
4
Jess Haines. 37-year-old Cardinal pitch
er and oldest member of the st. Louis
team. wearing a two days growth of
beard on his face and carrying home
Jug and a wrist watch after beating the
Athletics 81 in the fourth game of the
series.
al had just about decided to quit if 1
could not pitch one more good game" said
Haines. "but had SO much stuff Pve
decided can pitch for a couple of more
years now"
What's that lug for Jesse?" some one
asked. Il don't know" he replied Some
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ROckne Tries
Soph Tackle

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. g.
Notre Danes varsity was sched-
uled for its first outdoor scrinmage
of the week today in preparation
for Saturdays intersectional clash
with Navy. Rain prevented outdoor
work Tuesday and the squad
drilled indoors.
Lineup shifts saw Kurth, 200
pound sophomore, replacing DON
oghue at right tackle on the var
sity, with Rodgers and Pierce re-
placing Butler and Harris at CEN
ter and left guard, respectively, on
the second team.
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Cathedral-New Albany Tilt
Tops City H. S. Grid Menu

ington work long passes. one of
them in the last half-minute to win,
1877. will travel to Linton Friday
night, where they will battle an
other swift passing team. Last Fri
day Linton travelled to Evansville to
meet the heavy Central team, and
by cleverly executed forward passes
won, rs. Central of Evansville de-
feated Tech earlier in the season by
three touchrowns.
Crispus Attacks will travel to
Xenia, O., Saturday to meet the
Negro high school team there.
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News of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

-ri pom Johnson leading off for the Union
aTned a The q hest the Lesgg
season when he hit Tor a total of III with
zweisler helped Johnson huge total with
the high three-game and high single game
Of the season for this loop. 1880 and
1857. Game results Showed a three-time
win for Union Title, Martin-Parry. In
dianepolis Power and Light. and Ballard
Ice Cream from Motor Tire. C. & G.
and two-game win for A. G. W. of A.
Geo. J. Mayer and Crescent Paper from
Indianapolis Times. Indiana Refining and
Central States. H. Johnson also crashed
out pretty total, scoring 626 with games
Of 2O5. 211 and 2iO.
Burch was responsible for the Shaver
Nash three-game win from c. H Wallerich
during the Automotive series on the Illi-
Ro5 s e ht9S s9d 4a Ct ss6 A NTH
Marmon Sales and Sinclair Refining were
others to. win the entire series, United Tire.
losers. United Motor Service and Hoosier
MOTOR Cup won the ood game from Eagle
Machine. and Gibson Company. Phillips
Rough Notes nosed out J. J. Speaks for
the odd game when they won the. roll-of
won the rubber from vikings. as Rough
Notes and Blackhawks took three from
Kirschner- Loyick and American District
Telegraph, during the Delaware League
play.
Speedway League games rolled on the
Central alleys resulted in three-game
win for West Side Lumber and Thompson
Recreation from Grande Florist and Bes-
sire g. Co. and a two-game win for Ma
tional Malleable. Beveridge Paper. AL
lison Engineering and Aetna Insurance
from Spec iwav Lumber. Indianapolis Glove.
Esterline-Angus and Blacker's Chill Otto
rolled the only 600 series. hitting games Of
243. 166 and 208 for total OF 6l7s
Capsules won two from Ampoules as
Sirups took three from Ointments during
the Swan-Myers games on the Central
drives.
The only set rolled in the Bixley League
resulted in two-time win for Tanks from
Bolts and Nuts.
Buckles and Heels outplayed Vamps ana
Buttons during the ROv Steele games. tax
ing the entire series. as SQueekS and Sales
won two from Strings and Uppers.
The Purchasing Agents series resulted in
a two-tinle win for r o. B. from Follow
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Evidently Shanty Was in
Fog Before Fight Started

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. Crank
(Shanty) Hogan, heavyweight CATCH
er for the New York Giants, was
beaten severely Tuesday night by a
Negro weighing much less than
Shanty's 1872. Hogan is in Knick-
erbocker hospital recovering from
head decorations and stab wounds in
the right arm and shoulder. Locked
up on a charge of felonious assault
is Joseph Kink 35, elevator opera
tor, who told police Hogan insulted
him.
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FRIDAY RIVERSIDE BOUTS

Two of the four round prelims
supporting the Royal Cox-Joe Ben
singer main go Of six rounds at
Riverside Friday night. have been
arranged. Young Leach will clash
with Henry Hook, and Ray Slocum
viii face Eddie Sylvester. The semi
windup will be Frankie Sansone
against Jackie Coogan. Two other
scrsps are planned.
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Up and a clean sweep for Price Hommerer.
Net 30 Days and Sharp Tactics over Brow
Beaters. Quotations and Cash Discounts.
Irvington. Hayward Barcus and Bruce
Robson won three games from Memorial.
40-and-8 and Indianapolis. as Madden
Nottingham took the rubber from j. H.
Holiday during the American Legion play
on the Hotel Antler drives. HofStatter
rolled COG score during this session.
Hotel Antler Women's League games re-
suited in a two-game win for White Rose
Gas and Indianapolis Glass from Five
Good Fellows and United Tire. and clean
cial from Komstohk Candy and Peerless.
Lathrop led over both the single and three
game route with a total OF 578 on games
Of 232. 1877 and 159. Armstrong had 5l9;
SAT; Never, SOC: Meeker. SIT. and Nc
Daniel. 500.
Oeftering-Litz again won three
during the Fountain Square No series.
Service Products being the latest victim.
81 A. as Klee and Coleman and Wizard Ma
chine took two from Stahlhut jewellery and
Odd Five Arnold and Mack had totals
of 633 and 6l0. respectively.
Athletic Club resulted in a triple win for
No. l and No. from No. and No. 3
and a two-game win for No. from No. 1.
The veteran Al Kimme1 again showed
to get the wood. scoring total Of el9
with games Of 173 212 and 2s4 Kroger
Grocery, Easterns and Hoosier Furniture
won two from Shultz Furniture. Motor
Mills Pie COPIED three from BANQUET Ice
Cream and goth and Central.
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body handed it to me. but I don't know
what to do with it now that I have it,
Jimmy Wilson. crack Cardinal catcher
his team since he broke into the third
game after beng laid up with an injured
ankle cussing his luck on the bench in
the ninth inning OF the fifth game.
What lousy ball club" moaned Will
son, who wasn't ticking about the Cards.
''The ball stuck in his glove. the ball
stuck in his glove. Can you beat 1t? Such
luck" FOxx had Just his a homer in the
AS ninth and the Cards were trying to
staye off defeat in their half. Wilson
coming up with Blades cn first and one
out drove sharp grOunder to Grove. the
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Independent. Amateur
Football Notes

Irvington Trojans would like 10 schedule
game for SUNDAY With a team in the
ls5-pound class. Call Bob GLADDEN.. Ir.
370s.
St Josephs have a park permit for
next Sunday and want game in the l25-
pound class. Call Ri sos.
r. p. C.'s will practice tonight. Thurs
dsv and FRIDAY at 7:3o D. m. They won
their initial GENE BY a 20 0 score over
o. T. LIS Sunday Players wear uniforms
TO practice.
All members of the Oak Hill Flashes
must attend meeting and practice tonight
at 100 If they intend to play i'll the open
ing game Sunday at Garfield park against
Turner Juniors. The Washes have a strong
team plsving in the i30-pound class. City
and state eleyens desiring games in No
vember write Larry Coffee. 6094 Ralston
drive. indianapolis. Fl. Harrison please
take notice
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BY DICK MILLER


BY DICK MILLER
Cathedral high holds the spot
light this week in local prep foot
ball circles with a clash against New
Albany on the schedule for Satur-
clay afternoon at Washington park.
Sporting a couple OF topheavy vic
tories this fall, the southernerS will
get a real test in the Cathedral
game, as the locals have compiled
a fine record. The game will be
the only local grid attraction Sat-
urday.
Undefeated last year, New Albany
has a new coach in A. E. Thom,
brother of w. H. Thorn, wrestling
and assistant football coach at In
diana university. Thorn has big,
powerful tackle in Kelso and some
flashing backs, the leader being
Wilcox, younger brother of Cotton
Wilcox of Purdue fame Kelso is
the driving. aggressive type OF
tackle. usually smearing plays be-
fore they start. Cathedral dropped
a big team last Saturday in Elder
of Cincinnati, 1876.
On Friday afternoon there will
be a city series struggle between
Broad Ripple and Manual at the
Manual field. Washington gridders
are without a game. due to cancel
alton by Rensselaer,. Manual and
Ripple should battle to the last
ditch. as they appear evenly
matched
It will be a. great battle at FL
wood Friday night with indicated
teams meeting, Shortridge and FL
wood. Coach Jerry Naugle has a
little the better of the advance rec
ord with wins over Westfield, Kirk
lin, Technical. all by four touch
downs, and a 1912 win over Marion.
Lon Goldsberry's boys dropped
Sheridan. but ran into a tartar in
Cathedral. the game ending in Go
draw. Broad Ripple was easy last
week. so the locals should be in
great shape for Elwood.
Technical after watching Bloom
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Cards are hitting only a little over
200 for the series, and the AS are
hitting even less than that. Yet;
here are two clubs that pounded
that ball plenty during the season.
All of which is a fine tribute to the
pitching during the series.
1 still think the AS will win and I
wouldn't be surprised to see them
end 1t this afternoon. However, well
have to wait and see.
Copyright. $780, by The Christy Walsh
Syndicatel
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GEORGIA TACKLE WEEDS
Fred Holt of Tech WEEDS Lillian
Williams, Nurse.

hW NIttU FFfNN
ATLANTA, Oct. 8.-Fred Holt,
Georgia Tech tackle, was secretly
wed on Aug. % to Miss MILAN
williams. the nurse who cared for
the tackle when he was injured dur
ing the season of 1923. Holt lives at
Little Rock, Ark, Mrs. Holt at Co.
lumbus. Ga.
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else Coming the train from ST. Louis There
was some talk among the boys that he might shoot
through with either Haines Sylvester johnson today
and have Hallahan for Thursday. But that's foolish
mistake today and there won't be any Thursday
When team is up against it like the Cardinals are
there's time for strategy You've got to shoot the
best you have and let the other games take care Of
themselves
So far as that's concerned I don't see how Connie
can gamble much either. About the only advantage
Connie has is that he needs only one game to win
while the Cardinals need two. So far pitchers are
concerned I think the Cards have the edge. They
have both Halahan and Haines ready. Both men have
pitched great games in this series Both of them will
90 into the game with the full confidence of their
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UNIBANHOWAR WINS SHOOT
IRISH. SOUTHPORT TIE

Cathedral and Southport Reserves
played TT tie game Tuesday.
Breen scored for the Irish on 10
yard run after a pass from Steckley.
while the Cardinals counted after a
lnr,c. march
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YOUNG COBB GRrDMAN

Ty Cobb Jr., son of the Georgia
Peach, was one Of the candidates
who answered the call for football
practice at Yale university last week.
Young Cobb played half back for
the Hun school at Princeton. N. ].
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noRYAL STOPS COOK

I9I United Press
BOSTON, Oct. S.-George Cook,
veteran Australian heavyweight, was
knocked out in the seventh of a
scheduled ten-round bout by Jack
Dortal. Emporium, Pa. here Tues
daV night.
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KENNA GETS CHANCE

Catcher Eddie Kenna, who had
trial with the Washington Senators
two years ago, is to have anothe-
chance with them. His transfer from
Chattanooga Of the Southern League
has been announced.
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IOON OII O1IO O4I1I-
my Maloney, South Bostons fiat
boy" apd was outcuffed and out
mauled in a ten-round bout.
Maloney, nearing thirty, and with
the most unimpressive sort of record,
was expected to pass from the scene
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a huge, slow man
with second-rate
fighting ability.
The revelation
was made at the
Boston Garde n
Tuesday n g h t q,
when the giant
Italian he w
weight, confident
Of extending his
more than a score
Of con S e C Il ii V e
knockout victories,
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BARTELL ON MEND

~ Tlmes SDecial
OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 8.-Oper-
atsd on for appendicitis Monday,
Dick Bartell, Pittsburgh Pirate
shortstop, was reported on the way
10 recovery today.
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TOMLINSON HALL BILL

Two Eight FOUNDERS and Four
Four FOUNDERS Carded Tonight
At Tomlinson hall tonight there
will be four scraps of four rounds
each supporting the double header
main event of two eight-round
bouts. Rosy kid Baker, Ander-
son middleweight, will oppose Mutt
Marsh, Cincinnati. in one of the
eight-rounders, and Red Holloway,
local welterweight, will face Reddy
Blanchard Cincinnati, in the other.
First prelin at $3.50.
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MGRAW WANTS CLARK

Manager John McGraw Of the
New York Giants is reported as hay
ing his eyes on outfielder Earl
Clark, now with the Boston Braves,
and that a deal now is pending for
the Brave gardener.
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FAY KosKY WINS

BIZ United Press
FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 6.-SaiIor Fay
Kosky. Chicago featherweight, won
on aStechnical knockout over Leon
Lubrico. Manila, in the fourth round
here Tuesday.
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Bill HaIIahan to Duel
EarnshaW or Grove
Both Clubs BATTING Far Below Average, Due to Excellent
Hurting: Bambno Expects Mack to Start
Big Right-Hander.
Big Right Handler.
BY BABE RUTH

6-We we'll home tonight
all Haahan little ehander who started
victory Saturday the burden again
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CUBS TRY FOR TRADES
Veeck and Hornsby Confer With
other Clubs on Deals.

kA tWited Press
CHICAGO. Oct. S.-President w
L. Veeck and Manager Rogers
Hornsby of the Chicago Cubs left
Tuesday for Philadelphia to attend
the windup of the world series.
The Cubs officials have numerous
trades in mind and plan to con-
fer with other National League
owners during their visit to Phila-
delphia.
UAIBANHOWAR WINS SHOOT
Umbanhowar won the 50-target
event at the weekly Crooked Greek
Gun Club shoot Tuesday with 2
perfect score. McIntire was second
with rs and Bayley AS. Umbanho-
war broke % targets to cop the Is
target handicap.
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Friday Afternoon
Broad Ripple vs.. Manual at Manual field
Friday Night
Technical at Linton
Shortrdge at ElwOod.
Saturday Afternoon
New Albany VS.. Cathedral at Washington
Park.
Crispus Attacks at Xenia Ohio.
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AnrArETR RAsERAII.

IrvinEton Trojans dovned Modern
Wocdmeu Sunday TO Z. Kenny led at
bat with three hits Troians ended their
season with eighteen victories and ten
defeats.
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Kingan League games showed a two-time
win for Beef and Jobbing from City Branch
and Sales and clean sweep for
Credit from Paymaster. 536 total ov
Black featured.
INDIANAPOLIS Office Supply and Holcomo
& Hoke won three games from Barrett
Coal and Centennial Press as Indianapolis
Drop Forge and Erbrich Products took two
the Pritchett ALLEYS
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Two Title Scraps Arranged
for Garden Indoor Season

Tony Canzoneri. With AIS punch
and Tony's ceaSeless activity, this
bout ought to attract interest.
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BIZ United Press
-~--~

M l NlttU PfGSS
BOSTON, Oct. 8.-The Primo Car
nera myth has been exploded, re-
vealing nothing more terrifying than
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Ruth
anything an-Grove
them ovworked figure Connie
ha to- LON thernn the
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S2,O85 FOR EACH CLUB
Bruins WelI-Heeled as They Dis
band for Of Season.

DdIIu TOT UII -DtdSOH.
Bu Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct. 8--With s1,235
each for their victory in the Chicago
city series and $3.50 each for finish
ing second in the National League
race, members of the Bruins dis
banded Tuesday. Each member
carried home an extra winter bank
roll Of S2,085.
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S0PHS GIVEN BERTHS
Page Shifts I. Z. Lineup for
Aggies' Contest.

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. g.
Shifts in the Indiana varsity have
sent Saluski to half back with
Kuckins at tackle and Dickey and
Blagrave at END. Opask, another
sophomore, showed well in the back
field Tuesday, and it is likely that
all of the new men will see action
against Oklahoma A. g. M. Sat-
urday.
FAY DEFEATS KENNEDY
BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES. Oct. al Fay.
Boston heavyweight, defeated Les
Kennedy Of Long Beach, Cal, in
ten rounds here Tuesday.
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Buckles and Heels outplayed Vamps ana
Buttons during the Roy Steele. games. tax
ing the entire series. as Squeeks and Sales
won two from Strings and Uppers.
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The only set rolled in the Bixley League
resulted in two-time win for Tanks from
Bolts and Nuts.
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Capsules won two from Ampoules as
Sirups took three from Ointments. during
the Swan-Myers games on the Central
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The Purchasing Agents series resulted in
a two-tinle win for F. o. B. from Follow
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I AM getting along in years as a
\ sports writer and while once 1
might have esteemed it a high
honor to be kicked in the head by
so distinguished a parsonage as
Ruth in full view of $4,000 custom
ers, I no longer look upon these di-
does either with amusement or toll
GRANGE.
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Gyro League games at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club resulted in a triple win for
No. / and No. from No. and No. 3
and a two-gsme win for No. from No. 1.
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My neck Is not exactly what YOU would
call a model Of physical perfection.
don't suppose il even qualities as an or
binary neck. There is interesting bend
or bow in il midway between the ears and
the shoulder blades and there are curious
s1reads OF network here and there in the
flesh that make it undesirable for caress-
ing purposes, except in cases where the
interested party Is not very discriminating.
But even so it's not such a monstrosity as
TO be mistaken for an ash tray or a refuse
box.
The Washington times., 1930-11-17
To End Cough
In Hurry, Mix
This at Home

TO end q stubborn cough quickly, 1t
Ii important to soothe and heal the in-
famed membranes, get rid of the germs
and also to aid the system inwardly to
help throw of the trouble.
For these purposes, here is hOme-
made medicine, far better than anything
ron could buy at times the cost. From
any druggist, get 2h ounces of Pinex.
Pour this into a pint bottle, and add
plain granulated sugar syrup or strained
honey to ill up the pint. This takes
but moment, and makes remedy 20
effective that you win never do with
out, once you have used it. Keeps per-
3ectly, and children like it.
This simple remedy does three neces-
aary things. First, it l0osens the germ.
laden phlegm. Second, it soothes away
the inflammation. Third, it is absorbed
into the blood, where it acts directly
on the bronchial tubes. This explains
why it brings such quick relief, even
an the obstinate bronchial coughs
which follow cold epidemics.
Pinex is q highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway Pine, con-
tanning the active agent Of creosOte, in
4 refined, palatable form, and known
as one of the greatest healing agents
for severe coughs, chest colds and
bronchial troubles.
Do not accept substitute for Pinex.
It is guaranteed to give prompt relief
or money refunded,
The Washington times., 1930-11-17
NEGRO COLLEGE
HEADS MEET

Or. Mordecai Johnson, presi.
dent Of Howard University will
deliver the welcome address to-
night at the opening Of q three.
day conference Of Negro land
grant colleges in the university
chapel. Responses will be BY DR..
ii. n. Lee, j. s. Clark, John w.
Davis and r. L. wilkinson.
Tomorrow at 10 am. a session
at. the Interior Department will
discuss "The Training of Negro
Extension Workers "Our Re
qilirements and Needs" and THE
Negro Land Grant College Build
ing Program = Among the speak
ers will be DR.. e. II Shinn, j. F..
Drake, w. A. Warbarton and q.
q. Sergeant.
Or. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secre-
tary of the Interior, and w. u.
Cooper, Commissioner of Educa-
tion, will address the conference
before adjournment Thursday.