The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, November 10, 1922, Page 8, Image 8
r Central - Ping" Purdy Not Allowed to Plav Aeainst Purole Team in Annual Gridiron Battle Percival and Calloway, Star Central Cridsters, Will Be in Line-Up That Starts Against Gage County Cleat Throwers Other Important Games on Today's High Schedule. ii mini 1 'i l-AIf. i vill l.i) thrown Nebraska Kin')' high hml trt lhlllllpollhil I.HI c. Of Din in it f i v football contest on tlin card for I In' slain high today, fnur are roii M".i .1 in'.! Important, 'I'licw four guim are: Central against llrc hi I:, iiiii. ; Lincoln intainsl limnd Inland at linind Island, Kear ney K.ilfil Ifoldri-ge and North Pintle against ' rlijittl-jh at ('uliiiuliUk. IjiI lid Hunt I'riinll .1 M aslei will l. play-d "l JIiiI.Iukk uihI Hit' t i Vntnil Hn Ii - i,i..ii ut ihii i ii'. ! lv. uutil friiiii l:Mtn" lh.it Tim;" Ptitdy. nlll;ii uiiari' 1 1 n k. mi,uU not hd nl.ivr.t nu-ilnst Hi- Pur- ill': In Ui K '" ibi (' moon. I'm 'ly I .tan di i hired ( 1 1 r j-1 i . by II..' suit athletic hoard fur pl,iing "pro" foot I nil, ll.inl lllnw In I!. ;ili li t-. Word Hint I'lii'ly would int buck nil against tViitiiil was sweet music to I ha eiii i.f til'' I'uriilH grlds'it. Tht i, .1. lift !wiirli'' sin mil barker In con sidered on I'f til'' I" "t pilot HI"! broken llil.l runner In ial" li'gb xrhiM'l ' In l'H ini'i bis loi n v. Ill b a I, IllW til Ii lltltcc' lIlilll'M -t rt "frill- lug Centra'. ! NIHi' r Ootid tun' ll' ilrli- livj I (ii defeated in tin- i;i" fur Hi" stale t.tln. r however, li.m il-i'i"l inor" itn'i! Kiii' (l''V n tliini Ci iitiiil. 'Ill I'm (ili! of fininliii fi.tK'"! to the I ciid of tli l't an a coiiti'iiil'T fur llm title lint Hitiinlny wtn-n It ilif'nt fii tiiu l.ininlii I'lfVi n lii'iw l.y tlia mi ore f 1 to e, Heiitiii'- liii" not l.iitikij l.liifoln, but lh fiiiifi- ciiiiiiy iiinlii'kln w.ir i.ori trouiirv1 tin- T'-rli "Ii v-n Ii' tl") ror ',t 10 to ti in Hi firm l'i(t iiii;t of lh" n';itu icrl'l rue. IL-ul Tcili. The i"ft of T"ih 1'V Hi'' i iilit I t-utrlci" tpinn t;iin!."il tin' I.iIIit on ut th" foicniimt foiit'inlrrK for tli i:liriiTil'inlil'- OiilW'.'iiiliti'il ni'iuly 20 iounl to tin- mrm, JWiiirii'j Iwt tied tlio h"iivy T" ll ti'.'ini from ono i nil t tli lli l'l t" Hi olh"i'. I'linly w.i th tlliir i"f'ifiier of I ho 'im. .lunt v luit kind of n l.iiitl'i H'liti'ico run v.-fiif iiKiillift Criilr;il without , "PlnK" Pimly In tli llni'iii) I not known. !.;iM '.-k Hi Ohkc munty u nin di fi'Utcil 'IV' uiuk'-Ii. I!t to 7. j without llm "ivl: of the all mate . urtr. ! Ooarh Bi'hmldt "f ( nntnil (?,ivc li! j ti-MMtnrs thilr finul workout yimr liny, which coiiHiiit' d of a MkIiI nlgnnl drill. (iHlloWiiy. wniiKllInK fulll.iii.-k. and Prdval, nd, who ln. veil wluiln of a Riime nfriiiimt Idncoln l.ict wpek, 111 b dh!i' to ploy an'ilnm. latrlc. Kor a time it whh Omwhl IhfH igrM riorn would not l in th llniip, duo to Injurlrn, hut Coach Sclirui'lt nn riounrcil Iiihi nlfslit Hint ii'Hi;tli'iilly th Mime llnctd' Ihnt umimhid Iin'uln' hopm would bnttl lii iiti li '-. liiiiort;inl (lam. Much rk-iK'iiilH on twlny'H ku" Wliellicr or not fhnulia will remain in !h rutiiilnif for . Hi fiianiploiiKhlp. Tech and South have h"':n cllniliiiitfii. It's up to this I'ui'plo to keep thin burg In thH rnnnliiK. A lurgn dcknatioii of (Antral fol lowers will liv with the tMiui this morninK for tha nr-n of buttle. The Lincoln tinu pl.iyH nt (Irand l.ilnncl thin afl'-riioou. itoili tcamx have been 1'llininnteil, but tin? Riimn In attrnclins ronHiilcraljI't iutprim, out in the tnt. Kearney bu l;n up iiKniiixt llolilreK with an undefeated hlie. The B.ime California Won't Play in Posl-SraKon Football Game San Fmnclsuo, Nov. 9. The execu tive committee, of the AsHoclated Stu dent, of the I'nlveritlty of California ims adopted a resolution nuking tho I'aclllo coaHt football conference not to consider (.'uliforiiiit in any plan for a poet seiion InteiHectioniil game. The lesulutlon made epecial reference to the proptmed New- Year' pame at r'asadeiia, C'al., to bo idayed between I'ensi State and a team to be si lcrtiii hy the I'aiitle coast conference. PootBallFacts WorlhKnowing i Pljr hftliinit ral hni. en foiinlt ' iil.rt Hfnii'l a r.ir.nr.l PhII I iti'lke R.mt tutma. rvliuioniH Inoi ..iol - I y ot. n.l U . auntil l a T'l '-r Ih p."-'l " iiw tm iiiiiinii in pmi xnni?, I, ill i h(itr bM III (ti-a-l, n ef Ih ni-n who l,W:M him. rht'h" ti' lii-ik 1m a atty i.f.l Jnf ht it flu1 iln'iilitn? . II I Inurhhark. 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"a fca Beatrice ivw.mii, ill Mil direction Ho ufifiiiuon wlnn I'l i bnen take another fling nl the I odt are I" favor of tin; Kearney j eleven, whMi in making a haul fight I '"'' t v l laurel. i "IiiiiiI.im, li. U-c known a tli 'I tiiu n t ri i ," IK uiii'llii'r mil l tn (into tin' xlliitf i.f ilif'at, Nurlli I'l.ii'if, hI.iIii i limiiIiiiin, liiy (' liimliim mi Ih" liillrr'n r. tmliiy in ii vjiu)p l hut will Lit tin. i'i-.il ni-ul" nf tli "liiKi'iiviTiin." .Vi.rth J'late hu li' ii i llinin.iii .1, ,ut In HiiMo nf I'liylriK K""il fi'iitl.llll 11 ll'l till) K'lTl Willi r..liii,l.iiK will m w.il' liiil with I f 1 1 --?, AkkI'-i I iiili fiali-d. 'In- I'lii-im Aakl'K, oikiIIhi' unde f' liti ij I. iiiii, il:iy at ( ln( In riliui llilx nft'i iik'iii. Jn.liiiiiK Cr.ini monn Imiiik uii hy Din "KiinuiTH," tlioy urn U liiW"lfll UKKIf'KHtllin Of filOlliulIlTN ami i';iinll of lulling finilii'iilnirg j lulu riiinii. M.i ii i.iln-r Ki'lini are nrheduled for tiiu edit today, but the one men tioned a hove urn the Mont important. Dempsey's 'Dogs' as Perfect as Evelyn Thaw's. Says Foot Expert Afkr Treating Champion's Corns N' wonder Jin k Petnpy clothe hi pedal cxlremill in tho ( In. lent, of choice patent leath er foolweni'. Ill feet, unclothed and exported ') view, excel lii cornel Ineas and I t iuiy th ft of many notable, aumiitf t hfin (lie duliity, extremities Lvelyn Nebit Thaw. All till on the authority of "Doc" J, W, .Miilijonii, patrolman on Mike lieiiipney ialwart iiolice depart ment. "l)ru," in an expert on feet that i. other people' feet. He treats 'em. ( liHinpioiihhip (,'nrii. Xow, Jack, that exponent of fltl- uif than which thero 1 none such, in cnrdHg to loiterers along the well (lames Thin Week I'm 11 v. 11111 Kt'lUMlI. (t-nli-al l Itealrli-f. ainl.iii I 11I011 itt. iimahai I nitr-rafta. I'lllfolll HI l.rbllll IMIHII'l. AaillMllll Nl lltttelllfk, I rln"llt III I lilt arillly I'lllrf, Ue.ti,if Untrr i lla(hri. lilt) rrl t Allibllt-e. lorrlnnliMi. Wjo., t Hii.ll.liliiff , Hnll'Nt uxMfllitt I fllvemlty IHkIi helluol uf iKfl'-iilliir ill l.liit'iilii. l-illterluii Mt Heel fa. Venllcre Mt (I N rill. . Yl.a,m ll) llnl. .vilbfiiM hi H ilhur. Viirlli I'lalla Ml I'olilinliiia. lit-itriie)' Ml lliililrt-e, I'olk t I lymarft. Ht l-nlnl Ml IVkHii.Hh l'i-ru llrni. Ml l'lnllini.ulli. Iieiirtu Ml hilllnii. Hnkl.ill, . Ml IUrllinli.il, n la-llt Itlaa at A Inaaviirl ll. V'ttk. !trN. Mt llaiitil'in. HrttMril Nt-inlnurr t linvlil lit)., "rk He. Ht llHlnpttlll. All.li.n Ht Nellxli. urlla A I Otithentiiiri. Kit-ler nt Crete. lla-ltitt, Kun. Ml Hillterittr. Ni'liritakii lly Ht f itllit I II). l.yitllM Mt It'iautlia., Nt'llll)ll-r aai tlartNiln, NfUtin Ht 4 ttetiter. Ilitriani ut i ln Onler. lt'iiiiitit.h Ht I'Mwitea lilv. lliintliiK Hi ritlrliiir). Maittou at l.elh. Nrwi'iailt. at llltHiinflelil. 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Inula Mratrrtt lanlrrrn.a. Mlnnrwia at .,., 1 hamavobiinf 1 I blra al llblat Mala 1 ui..u, . . t laa-...iM tbaMtrttintIM I. 1-Mtiln, at a.ba..l..a VI aa i la, Oil al In.llaiia liaanatai Itlfera. atntbf I. Mbalnnalua I,. .1 ,ar, aaaalaa llla al Kaaaaa l alt Ivaaklla al Iraaatioaia ' Hvalattt i.. Wat. a I al fatlk lMa) ttullrv laltaa.aiau al kaUaialaa HI I nir.4) al Miataal HHIrabati al 1'lt-ib.ia Kaablagaw al talr.la). I'ba Sllbava al Hralvta Satan a Itaaataaaa al llaaalbaaall rhaMaita Hallaira) al lallaia libba Mvaaa-taa al 4bl(a afi4 KrblaMt al Muaaalra tvlaaava al i.UlaaJ Uaaiaaalua al l.aaaarlotia . 11 a latlawa I 4ltai.taNia al latbaa. .k..ta t aau.lt . ,r, ai j.,,. S'l't.l al U, ba4aaaaa. M a.ka. . al tta.iaa.4ta j 't'aa.a.aa al haaaaaaaaaaa Maaball M4.aaa bt laataaM bvbaatab Haalaiia al HaaaaMata la Maalaiaa al lblaa(a. I'ataaaa at I aabtal taakbaaat .4. taatavat baaaraaaaa al .a.a ttaaa ! aa bt baMb abat btaia W Ikaaaaa 4.. M44Mt.a a la.aaaaatk i-aaaaaaa 1 1-vi.at ai ba latai I taaaaa ,t to la ai '.t4 t .a I ttiJ., u t b.aa,ai.M ,4 at laataal I -4- l aiaikaaiiaa atail I a. a..t laau.a H .lib . al l l.aa.aa atabKlbat aa4 I a, a l.aaattaa baatbaa ..la4a) I a fcaaa b l l-aaaaa Game Most Important Game on Huskers ,,,,sk,,r ,:icvt" to Take Workout at Kansas Cityi D.iwmim Huskies Drillcil in HrcaLing l'i Kansas Pld)s i-Haltle I 1'Vlli JIHmccii Two Scbo'il. Lincoln, Nov, 9. (Hpci ial i-Tlie CornhuHker f:rt Uiid, ciiiiirixil of '!: Kilditfru, puled nut tonlKlit for Hie land of the eunflowera wliere they take on "I'otxy" Clark' Jay hunker for the 2!)th tiiu Haturdiiy. They arlv In Kinmm City 1'Vldny liiornlnK, take nut (tie kink with n workout there iti the afternoon, and arrive In liwri'iuo at ID a. in,, Hutur day, A fttKUiil drill (omiil'iJ the la hi liucllce. The freehmen, InterpretinK Home of Kuiimu' bent pluyi, wuro went HKiilnut the varelty Weiluenliiy eve iilnx, The frenhle ecored when tlie viiiHlty let up for a few minute Thoce who watch'! the freiriinicn one th Jiaima fnrmntliiii found out th.it Couch Clark mill ha a few tricks left In the bii. Follow Iiik Kiinwi' Knowing iiKalnnt the Hooiier I net week, and the huxe i:p-t at Hyrucuce, the ittudent body lit Js'i-bniKku I not bubbling over will confidence. Couch awoii took the umn 'Uad which Hindu thti Fyrncum trip. known flKht rialto, suffered from what Is commonly known a a "corn" on the toe that nHtle close, ly to the "little toe" on his left foot. Haid toe needed expert attention, and Champion Jack's attention wan called to "Doe" Muldooti, whotie lilmblB Inner have done much for the toes and arche of other celebri ties such as I!en Turpin, IJob Fits Hlmmons, "Doc" Holler of mat fame, Frank Uotch and even Iil Arthah, known in federal court records as Jack Johniton, puxlliat. "Doc," uinnioncd, "worked" on Jack's "doffs." Ho adminiHtered ui'ceae fn'im pain, removed the pesky corn, Hunm-d hlniHelf in the radiance of Jack's thankful emlle and phlloBo. phlzed. "Never ueeii a liandHomer pair of IioofM In all my day," chortled "Doc." Adorn 'Km In I'alent. ' Them' what I call real dog.". "And exercise in what done it exercise. Take the pink tootule of Evelyn NeHbit Thaw. She's a danc er. Her feet are positively beauti ful. But they ain't got nothin' on Champ Jack's. "Coive, Jack' aomewhat of a dancer himself. He dances about the ring, even as he waves tan tall'.in' fists in the face of his Hparrin' partners- "And thiilaway his hoofs get ample exercise. And thuy stay fit. His arches are prrfpet. 'Ab-so-lutc-ly." Hence the patent leathers. Cubs' Park" Will Undergo Repairs Cliicaso. Nov. 9. "Bill" Killifcr's Cubs won't know the old homestead when they come back to duty next j spring. The entire layout Is to under go alterations and when these are com pleted the National league park will have a seating capacity of 32,1100 and a playing field second in size to none j in the country. Work will start Im "ill. nin mediately, according to announcement , made today by President W. M. Veeck. ! The plans for the reinodeld plant ! call for an expenditure of approxi mately 1300,000. EDDIE'S FRIENDS CAfci AV.- GOOD IW J HAUG TO SKV tS- , I jjphA f UTErJ, DEAR-A X J M tiLAO you DOWT TlivJ0"iT f YeR. hm. to tvy ! l"r jf IJ am onrj(t;HT. I catch (V 1 HAT ujin Y0V J ( I SATTVICfe 'a MOh.m' ! 1 P00H J nicoocOMT RV- ! r - CVF-HJ CATCH A a IB!, fvv Ll ! 1 -- vJfr4;..:. 'O'Vi.viciN - ;l 7 4 V I J-a. jaw aa ba. 1 t aa-a aa. I . f j" I nMAIIA lit::: ll.llAY. MiV4-..Mi:LK 1. VjI: Leave for Heavyweight Champion Given Handsome Cue by Nick Wranic 14 1 a,,aaaawaaaaaaaaaaak,atlaaaali,i,.Jt'.-Jaa,J------ - - - aB II fit" r II i W: HUTU fl t Ii lr y l sj mmmmmmmii. Photo shows Nick Wranic of the l'axton Jiilliard parlor presi-nting Champion Jack Dcmpsey with a pearl and gold inlaid billiard rue. Wranic met Jack in San Francisco Dave Shade Gets Crack at Walker New Vtii'U, Nov. 9, Dave hluide, California wcllerwc jclil. will be the firht opponent of .Micliey Walker, (he new champion, in a title bout. Simile Ii.-ih posted $2,500 and an ofliclal i-lialliiigH with the stale boxing commission. Walker won Hie title from Jack r.rillon in a great l.'i round battle Wednesday night. Iowa Tank Stars in 0. A. C. Meet low.-t City, Nov. 9. (Special.) Ivan Klinganian of Vinton, la., captain-elect if the varsity swimming team, and Ross Clark of Des Moines, left tonight for Omaha, where they will represent the University of Iowa in the special r.O-yard free style A. A. U. champion ship tomorrow. In the tryout, Capt. Klingaman won out, making the distance In 1( 4B seconds, 1-5 of a second slower than tho conference record. The race for second placii was hotly contisti-d by Clark and Li roy Stover of Watertow n, S. D. In the first race, the judges were unable to decide wiio won, hut In the second trial between th-t two, Clark bent bis r'val by a hand's length. A Few Annual Tilt With 9 & 0. four years ago, and their n '.-o.ua In tancj matured Into a fast friendship. While, in Omaha,, Wranic has taught, the heavyweight champion "snooker" pool, which Dcmpsey liken very much. , Harvard Picks Team for Classic Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 9, Head Coach Finder of Harvard announced today that ho would clart Clark at center, Jenkins and Holder on the ends and Captain iiueil, Owen, Oirke and C'hapln in the buck field in tho I garni) against Princeton Saturday. j Fills and Coburn are expected to start j against Yale two weeka later and will ! stand as first reserves. From Princeton came, word that Coach Koper was still in doubt as to several positions. At quarterback it ! appeared Wlngate was likely to start j instead of riorman. Tho man to play j j guard Willi Captain Dickenson also ! was not as yet assigned. I Colb-gc Publication Inili Original Srore Should Stainl New Vork, Nov. 9. Tho Columbia Alumni News insists in an edltoriul appearing tomorrow that the score of the New York-Colunibiii football game, played October 21, which was 7 to 6 in favor of N. Y. IT., should he allowed to stand ik-spitc the recent admission of Iteferee AVilllani N. Mnr rice that he erred in judging the de ciding play. "There is a crew maxim to the ef feet, that once a crew ulnrts. U must abide by (he vagaries of the course," says the editorial. "Ho whatever Mr. Morrice will finally decide and no mat ter whether the technical result will ho "no game" or "Columbia, H: N. Y. I"., L" tho News believes that we otinht to apply the crew maxim In this case and that tlio original score should stand." Words Willi the "FxpeitV Wife. Schaefer Meets German I in Opening Match i New Vink, Nov. .lain Si liiii ft r, : holder of the billiard till", Will play j Di n il Hagciihii her of lieimany, in the opening match of the Intermillon nl iH.l b'llkilno i'liiiiiiiiiimlilp touriui ment next Monday night nt the lintel I 'ennayl. inlii. According to the a. i . -1 , . I ! 1 1 1- for the j flit t hreit mnichfS. inad" public to- day, an American player will oppose a foreign t ntiant in nidi coniert. The I other piirliclpnnl ars acheiluled for i their llrxt ciiuiiKciiii'iitM on Tueaday, i J n follow; Welkt-r Cochran, I'plted , Stale, against linger ('null, Frame, In the uf'ernoon; William V. Iloppe, ! Culled Stales, against Kilotiriud lloremaiiH, IIi'ImIuui, In th evening. I Princeton Timers l.ra.r for Tilt Willi llarvanl Pi liii -ton, N. .1 . Nov, 9 -Prlni t. ton tilllversitv football teliln left hero loiilghi for Catnbrldgit, where Hie Tiger will meet the Crimson on Sat urday. A gem ral exodus of Prince ton Utlili'lHI iidmites he ii tonight and will continue tomorrow. iiVI 88 D ft to'W U Made to Your Measure of Choice Materials Men and Young Men This is the greatest bona-fide tailoring offer that ever took olace in Omaha. FOR ONE EDITORIAL HARRY SAYS: I will give you an Over coat made to measure for $15.00. Every man and young man who will order a suit starting Saturday, for $15.00 more I will make an Overcoat, regardless of price of suit you may select. Men, this is without a doubt the greatest tailoring offer you have ever had handed to you, and this should appeal to your pocketbook. There are no strings or catches attached to this of fer. The weather has caused us to be overstocked with Overcoatings, so I have decided this was the bast way to turn these wool ens into cash and I've for gotten about profits. Thia it th tailoring offer ever had. moat you wonderful men have Pick out your ami (or $25,00 and up, which I will atrirtly guarantee Hi atylti, fit and work, inanihip of, and your m over mat will coal you bul 113 00. I wart in any men I can 11 into my ator tomorrow Saturday, I am determined In naa mot Sulia and 0rcuaU bit a.bion ilia any other tailor in Omaha. Ihi ia why I am making lint baauaual ollar. So totiio in and pith ami ynttr mil ami Iff f If, 00 mot I will make )uu a llvii ti.al of ttur i l.uitta ol inalviial. and l, dumg thai yuu will haa wit and aa ona.tt.at al piatti talljl lh taat at! au.l ta. 1 ha waalana I a tat wllatiag ita lhi nouaual oil! al lh (in. al iiHatild bj dtawtaali fah- lit, 1 h (If t, fll atj Walk aiaaakiM ar gtiaialaad Ita aam a ,our h.ajhaal apaaUlaoo I Waal aaatr tat a a bad atia lataa lat Oiataha la a'i ia aaj gtat th a gi.al il lha Todays Grid Card Kansas Jayhawkers Blackbird Attacked by Black Bass l.ult Walea, I-lit., N'lV. M Pi n It ba- in (he lii lull) nf I alt Wule hat I'fconie exrii ihlli;l toiHrioua, uci'iiidiiiu In Milli.il lli lii), I inner, IhiniC null' here. While plovilni! mil avteel ml;. loc ll lew data it go lie Inititl Hie t rie of a bird noil iniialilci iilde iliiiahliiit In Hie wilier near slioie. Ill qiliili Hlti'lilioll ri'ieiilt'tl lliiil A bhicll lias liml leu pi d f i inn Hie water ami j; iahl.nl ll Idiicliblnl ail Hug oil U lied liinl Just old Hie lain1' snrfai e. The liinl bud lieen ili'ligge'l lulu Hie M liter ami W.m all III It al by llm f I ! scleral IIiiii before Henry iimlnl In II resi n e, The bird later llii il mid I lie Pti mi r rxliiblteil II In his lilelid (o wiib taf lit) I 111 1 1- III stilly. Th'-ro IOCCH. aro no ni'wupajiei in Mo WEEK ONLY COME IN Select That tlew Siut Pick out your choice of any of our finest suitings, imported or domestic, of the latest styles, weaves and patterns, that I will make to your measure. Others at $35, you Get an Overcoat Made to Your Measure Just pick out the cloth from my large stock and I will make them both to your individual measure. Guarantee the style, fit and workmanship. Hurry in Saturday don't delay. If oh art' the man whose root eoltar tinea not fit, I want to sec ijott. I it ion Made Hy malting your arlrctinn n.tw and platina) a ainalt drpoail, you will gal th l.-iitlit nf thia mutt wnmlerful tailoring oiler and have our luit and overcoat far H.anhagiving, both made o your nii-atutr 7mM 151S Farnam St. Vtlmtlay t -,i t Iitl I I'. M, fur Yotir Cnvenitu . c Omaha Fight Fans May Sec New Champ When Due Shade bnttle Frnnkis Sihnill hn next Moii.l.iy nisbt In lillln 0 round IhuiI. I mu.Ii-i llht fan l.l.iy S'l' the lli( Ut'ltei Hl'lbht fluiin . It all. Shmlf I. i i 'i"llcm;id Mickey Wsb i r. ih.- ue i h im n i. in mid ll may lint hi l.mg In fine Sli.oie und Walkir l.iiitlf The New ,.'ik boxing coin. it, iniaii iti hi llilt'd Shade nut of Ci.tli'iin ring until b I 21 )ear old. P.ne vt til it iicli Ins ilst lilitlnlay KIH'M, ill,, r I t i-edit.-d witli victory mer lliiiile. but I li'i latter broke his li.iiiil iIiiiIuk Ibe bout and hail In ult An.iuiit" of Hi light rf"l that Shade Wll gellltlg Hilt beft of He nut- champ until he bl"lie Ill I..III. iNnli'i' D.iiim' l,i'ai' for Cldr.li W ith Army Flmu ,S..iii:, I:. ml. In. I., Nov. 9. The Nolle liana- f.inll.all siiind left her hnl.iv f..t S . st Point for the contest Willi Aimv S.iltiiday, $SC, $45 and at Tho. Tailnr illM -'y'f';brfi b J M Mieaawal I I taaaaa lU. aaat,4V 1-14.41