Morning Register from Eugene, Oregon • Page 6

tlX THE MORNING REGISTER. SUNDAY. OCTOBER aa, 14. Norwich 6. FOOTBALL OUTLOOK IS EIGHT At tit.

Paul North Dakota Aggies 'HP JORDAN WIDELY KBNEE TOO 14, llamlin 14. Springfield High Expect Good Season This Year. University of Denver 7, University of Colorado 0. BP IN 1 NEW KNOWN BY BOXING FANS nn. mm At Pittsburg Caruegio 27.

Allc gneny 0. (ReaMer Lsna County Special) SPRINGFIELD, Oft. 21. Not withstanding the defeat of the local high school football team at the hands At Urbana Illinois 0, Ohio Stato 7. At New Pork New York university Well Balanced Nebraskans More Than Eighty Years Old Downs Chicago by Score of 0, Weslevau 14.

At Springfield, Mass. Spriugfield or the second team of the hugene high school yesterday, the outlook is bright for a good year in this line. So far the line-up is: Bcnre. Quart at Time of Death Outclass Oregon Opponents 10 to Nothing i. il.

J. A. Training school 'M, Am herst 0. At New York Fordhaiu 47, Susquc hanna 0. er back; Woolley, full back; Kester.

left tackle; Cotton, center; Lester Hill, AOOIES MAKE ONLY SCORE WHEN SACRAMENTO AND SAN JOAQUIN HASKELL INDIANS GIVE WISCONSIN LIVELY TUSSLE. ngnt Halt; Bryan, right end; McKav, At Now York Columbia 0, Union 3. CALET DBOPS BALL. VALLEYS TEEM WITH GAME. right tackle; Granuv, left cuard.

The At iiruuswick. Jle. Colby 14. Bow doin Q. subs arc: Rodcnbo, Dimm, Gossler and In the Last Period Reaxdon Fumbles Early Showing of Brooklyn Team in At Carlisle, Pa.

Dickinson 3, Ursinus 0. At Williamstown, Mass. Brown 20, Navy, by Getting the Breaks of Luck, Scores Victory from West Virginia. Bill Within One Foot of Nebraska's OoaL World Series Gave Supporters Hope. 11 llliaiubiowu U.

EUGENE TOO LIGHT FOR At Washiugtou, Pa. Washington The Very tiai'Latet Fal1 aua jeiierson la, Westminster U. PORTLAND, Oct. 21. By mak At Lancaster, Pa.

Swarthmora 6, Franklin and Marshall 0. CHICAGO, Oct. 21. Playing a SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.

Aside ing gains when gains meant goals, the sparkling game, Northwestern univer At Rochester, X. Y. Univorsity of from champion pugilist, probably 110 man who had anything to do with the ring. was better known to the boxing University of Aebrasha a well-balanced football team defeated the eleven of sity sprung one of the bigges surprises Kochestor 14, Buffalo 2 in the "bin nine" football champion-1 it i.k..' pig nine" loot Mil cnampion-l At Hopkins 0, Local Team Defeated Sixteen Styles are fraternity of this country than tho vet the Oregon Agricultural college here today, 17 to 7. From the kiekoff to snip raco wuaj uv ueiuaimg Loicngo Gettysburg 27, eran announcer, "Hilly" Jordan, who ju to u.

"was first At Ann Arbor Michigan 9, M. to Nothing Yesterday died recently at theVetoruus' homo in A. C. 0, the final whistle, plays of the most spectacular kind kept the spectators Vouutville, Cal. coll, left half of the Evanston team, was the star of the game.

en their feet. Jordnn was more than 80 years old In every department of the game Inability to smother the heavy line at tho timo of his death ami fur nearly nair a century no nau acted in tno cu Costly Victory for Wisconsin. MADISON, Oct. 21. Wiscon St.

Louis Drake 13, Washington 0. At Columbia, iio. Missouri 0, Ames 0. Western Football. At Albany, Ore.

Willamette university 26, Albany college 7. At Los Auuelcs University nf the lornhuskers played slightly better football than their opponents. There wero few fumbles, but most of these pacity of announcer at virtually ovory smashes of the Corrallis backs and a lack of sufficient speed to counteract the greater weieht of their opponents. 1 1st 10 battio or proinlnenco up ami that occurred were costly. sin won a costly victory from Haskell today, 13 to 0.

In a plunge late in the final period, Eber Simpson, the star down tho Pacific coast. Ho was con In the second period Nebraska together with the opposition of the little god, Luck, -are the reasons for the 16-0 defeat of Eueene hieh school on sidered au attraction by promoters who worked the ball to within a few feet Southern California 12, University of sought his services and ho bad trav Badger baliback, was thrown hard and received a severe injury to his left knee. He will be out of the Chicago clod thousands of miles in tho course of Sincaid field yesterdav afternoon. At Berkeley Uiiversity of Califor- i Outweighed approximately 15 pounds fulfilling these engagements. The Inst um nvsuuieu dt, Aevaua u.

bout of world-wide interest at which to the man, Eugene was unable to drive her backs through the advance strin? game. Haskell surprised Wisconsin and the of the goal. Then, as Caley started across on a line plunge, the ball bounced from his hands. Conn, the speedy Pasadena boy, playing halfback for the Aggies, caught it on the fly, and from behind his own goal line zigzagged his way past tackling opponents in a 100-yard dash down the length of the field to a touchdown. He also he officiated was in Beno, when Jeffries and Johnson fought for tho henvy-weight title.

It was noticed at tln'it Shown Here Direct from New York. Priestly 2-Bone Lids. Why Pay More. THE HaWdASHER Men's Outfitters The Store That Sella $17 Suits With Two Pair of Pants WILLOUGHBV BANGS 713 WILLAMETTE STREET Badgers were forced to play their hardest to win a game featured by long nJ of the visitors' squad for consistent gains, while the Corvallis team, although showine no treat flashes of bril LDS ANGELES WINNER time that Jordan was failing and his voice, which, in his prime, revcrbrated liancy, was ever able to dissect the Eu kicked goal. OF COAST LEAGUE FLAG gene defense for frequent yardage.

Both Teams Fumble. Both teams nlaved vorv poor foot. Navy Gets Lucky Breaks. ANNAPOLIS, M. Oct.

21. Again taking quick advantage of the breaks of luck, Navy in the final moments of In the last period Hubbard, of the to every corner of tho largest arenu, had become woaker. Whilo promoters of all kinds sought to obtain the services of Jordan, the old man would not consent to act except at bouts of importance. He was ball throughout, fumbles occurring fre -Aggies, recovered a tumbled punt and earned the ball to Nebraska's 10-yard quently. In the first few minutes of play Corvallis worked her way to Eugene's 13-yard line and registered her Vernon Out of Running by line.

iui one root irom Nebraska' goal line and with only one down, the Aggies lost the. ball on a fumble by play this afternoon won a 12 to 7 victory from West Virginia. A penalty for slugging and a recovered punt put Navy within striking distance for their final tally A forward pass landed the ball on the one- Defeat of Yesterday as jealous of his rcputntoin ns a premier announcer as any cbampiouship pugilist of his title or operatic singer of bis art. nr wree pomis Dy a neatly executed field goal. In the second quarter the Eugene line tightened up greatly, but by Aearuon.

The playing of Caley, Biddell and Dobson in the back field, and Corey at right end for Nebraska, stood out prominently in both the offensive and yard -line from where it was carried It was Jordan's custom to make his PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. over. quicKiy executed series or line pune- announcements first from oue side of tne ring and thon from the other W. L. P.O.

lures ana en a runs, scored touch down. Engene broke up the visitors Gophers Defeat South Dakota. 1 Los AngeieT ICC that the entire crowd would hear what defensive. Uoaa was the one bright -star on the Aggie team. The Aggies were at classed in" the panting end of .605 UIVVPIBOIICI 0....1 HO lo attempt to kick goal.

Again in this he had to say. The remarkable fea .658 told 1110 that you got paid on the first and fifteenth, you embezzler. Judge BANTAMS 10 BOX FOR quarter uorvailis reached Eugene's 20-yard line, but here, the local string ture of this was that in reiterating his announcement it was wordod exactly Nebraska. O. A.

C. .500 .497 .496 .350 kota university proved no majcb. for San Francisco 99 99 the University of Minnesota and th Portland 91 92 Gophers rolled up a score of 81 to 0 Salt Lake 93 95 in today's game, which was played on 70130 a heavy field. At no time was the UCJU. i Uorey r.

r. e. as nau oeen tne nrst one, whatever its Score at end of first half engtn mignt be. osair, r. T.

X. WOULD TITLE IT OM His soubriquet of "Let 'or co Billy r. Moser. SdrA. iuinneseta goat in daiger.

A feature LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21. Jordan came from tho fact that it wi 9, Eugene 0. The feature- of the last half was a touehback by Corvallis, a result of Corvallis' left tackle blocking Encreno'a a a urns mrwaru pass in tne second rortianol aereated Ln Anwolo. fl i Kositzky, I.

e. G. Bnsch. 1. a.

his never failing signal for the time keeper to sound the corn; for tho open period which Baston received and raced today, the Angels slacking up when the Bhodcs, 1. Brooke, 1. Gardiner, 1. e. Bissett e.

Mike Gibbons Offered a Match jua iw luuciiuuwn. 1 ovuiu ot tne game at can ing ui nusiuiiies. attempted punt from behind the goal posts. The remainder of the half was mostly a see-sawine to and fro An 'the showed Vernon defentprl hv Dukinn vrney, Koardon, q. in December YvyuuiuiK xin-iuv wins.

sua r-ortiana scored m-n nma in tho Hidden, r. r. h. Beports that come in from virtually i.OdAN, Utah. Oct.

21. After boo. eighth. Sothoron's effcctiv niti.hln iiobson. i.

B. Anderson. 1. inn luu. .1.

1 anil 1 6 an sections or tne coast of Californ: gridiron, punting on both sides being freqnent with the greater gains being to the credit of the Corvallis punter. ulu uuicu tuxco times tnis vear. i auKUU 9 iwu iriuies were tne rea- Otoopahk, f. f. as well as the Sacramento and Sa the University of Wyoming scored I tures.

it. IT J. .1 .1 Tkn its first The score by quarters: Joaquin valleys and the Shasta region score- victory of the season, defeat it. a. t.

CHABLIE WHITE EXPECTED TO ENGAGE IN THBEE FIGHTS. jucorn wins unrein. Punk" Corvallis fnllWV Portland are to tne etrcct tnat ducks, quail and ing tne uian Assies za to la i 6 9 0 5 Nebraska 7 0 0 10 17 Aggies 0 7 0 0 7 Officials: George Varnell, Spokane, Los Angeles must needs step forth to "receive the hard-fought game. am uuuoutW.y 1VUUU1UI tni year and that tho prospects of a ban catteries: Sothoron and Boche; lunula as muiviuuai star lor tne visitors, while. Paul Scaiefe.

Prince jcieieej owmey isoncsKe, Michigan; Standridge and gassier. ner bunting Bcason never seemed Trinity Beaten my Armv. -i vn a. rensteimaciii brighter. oun ana uraacnDurg were the main ob Strange the Hold Ad Wolgaet Ha on 1 Patrons of the Boxing Game.

What applies to California in this Oakland Dashes Vernon's Rones. Princeton, field judge; J. Frederick Bohler, Washington State college, head WEST POINT, N. Oct. 21.

Trinity was badly beaten by the Army today, the cadets rolling up a score of CO A A i i ii. jects or ine-nowis from the Eugene rooters. The lineup: i respect may be said to bo general, not SAN FKANCISCO. Oct. 21 O.kland only in the Northwest, but in the Corvallis.

fnno at to aeainst the Hart.fnril enlloninno continued tne week's rout nf Vnnnn In! 1 1 n. Kocky mountain region as well, where The West Pointers used an entire sub here today by talcing its fifth straight nrreli, J. e. May, 1. nuntsmcn are reported getting exceed C.

Campbell. 1. t. icaui at tne outset, out the last two 8 um "IB runners-up in the pen- ouDstitutos: University of Nebraska, Cameron for Bhodes, Cook for Caley, Norris for Moser, Caley for Cook, Bhodes for Norris, Doyle for Dobson. Oregon, A.

Anderson for The quick, safe and reliable roofing material McBride, 1. ir. periods were nlaved with Buusiuvtory oags. of the race 0 10 z- incidentally, by los Iinor fnlnv'a noma' 1 i. .1 today's Vernon Denver will bo the scene of a number of important fistio events this winter.

Word comes from thero that Jack Kanner, backed by Denver businoss Balson, wnne tno quality of both huntino- varsity men in the lineup. Oliphant gamej lost her last starred for the cadets, nenrincr fnr chance for the championship. Los An- 17 uua xinuiug is constantly variable, de pending on many conditions, it la iren. Campbell, 1. g.

Franz, c. r. g. r. t.

Hoffer, r. e. 1 Phillips, r. Broders, r. McFadden, r.

touchdowns and kickine four coals. geles clinching the bunting. waiKer, Hubbard for Gill, Moist for Bissett, Williams for A. Anderson, Bose men, 'is arranging for an elimination' erally conceded that tho generally unort ,1 The score B. H.

E. tournament among tho bantamweights JJriggs, I. Scores: UniverHifv nf v.i-n Princeton Drubs Lafayette. i 2 1 1 PRINCETON. N.

rvf oi Oakland 512 wun run Williams, Kid Jlcrmau, Johnny Ertlo, Benny Chavez and two or Icorn. Foster, i nu.cu uumiua is uuo in great measure to the constantly improved precautions which are being taken for Princeton football team disposed nf Johnson, Hess and Corey, one place kick and two goal kicks; Caley, two touchdowns. Oregon Aggies, Conn, one touchdown and one three others as contestants. uiassiora, r. n.

Bradenburg, r. Watson, Scaiefe. a we preservation ot wild uamo am ah bv the score nf Jrroun an vaaa- by the score of I Kanner has also wired Mike Gibbons Lafayette here today 33 to 0. Coach John Rush rushed in a and the enforcement of the came laws Substitutes Copple for Briggs, Cor- Steen Get Hard Bumping. an offer to box in Denver during December, if Miko does not care to ac iriug qi suostitutes in the last two A constant effort is being made by the fish and game commission of the gum muk.

Final score: Nebraska 17, Oregon Aggies 7. Beferee-John Bull. penuus. SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 21.

Salt Lake hit Steen and Couch hard today cept tho offer himself, he is privileged oittercnt states to employ came war. lime of quarters to consiuer it in benuir 01 his brother 15 minutes each. Colorado College Easy winner. KZ 7' 7 aneI maUe Tom. ubiis ot mgn typo, in wmch spocial attention is being paid to their mental IN THE ROPED ARENA.

fitness. This fact is often alluded to Kanner is figuring, too, on bringing "red Pulton to Donver for a go at Southern California papers are rnfor. to tho Behool i ai ZT 2 6 2 8mith'i tne various reports issued bv these Picture Framing. 65 East Ninth Ave. 10-17-tf Joo Bonds, tho heavyweight of Jack commissions and the results obtained fe Couch and' Sepul ring io ncinie urcnard as a second Battling Nelson because of his sensational knockout Jack Whit.

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For sale by Sold and Guaranteed by 4 ELMIRA LUMBER CO. Fourth and Pearl Sts. chances "lery an "annan. reports oi tne tisnintr bavo not linen ivearns, and Johnny Kilbano to meet Johnny Dundee. In addition to all this ho is negotiating with Charlio Whito to come to Denver for three fiirhts.

each should turn out to bo a great fighter Hcinie Miller would have th as generally satistactory, although cor RY PORTER Tigers scored in every period. In the first Davis caught a Mines punt on his 40-yard line and ran thrnnirh tain sections of the Western states SOME BASEBALL DOPE. of 20 rounds to a decision, Denvor being all the fans of San Francisco. Miller nave proved up well for tho anglers. Cold weather generally is ascribed as entire team for a touchdown.

rcniainea ioyai to Orchard when everybody else around here was about con The Cards have been lucky in finding high-class infieldors in an uniisiifLl man. oeing tne cause for a lot of the indif- uuu 01 mo two or tnrco important cities in the United States whero contests of that kind are permitted. Kanner has been nromntinir fli.1,f vinccu mat urcnard couldn 't fight. RmMVaM a 1 I ner. Vnnr, ann ierent tishing.

CAMBRIDGE. Hpf 91 tr. I Slated to nlav short nnn nensnn anj in. When Jess Willard wna in Ran Prn Notwithstanding the fact tfci.t the vard piled up 47 points against Massa- iUTe? nis arm fho training camp. Im- Cisco last week, somo one asked him if jjoaion Americana worn nnmnnn.j for the last four years, and by straightforward business methods has gained eminence for himself and put Denvor on the map as a boxing center.

j.uol. Aggies touay ana asily kept a rooKio named Arnold Hau-tho visitors from scoring. sor stepped out and annnnneeil that no rcmemnercrt Jiis 20-round fight with I standing tho big total tally, Harvard's waB a shortstop And he was some favorites over tho Brooklyn Nationals to win tho world's baseball championship, reports from and down tho oiuiiu. snoum say 1 do," replied Jess. guess I was the last wruvcu verv rnnoerl nQaA isuortstoD.

liornsnv wna riiBenvnrn in It is remarkable what a hold Ad wl. guuu man tne-uunner ever whipped." again gave a brilliant exhiMHnn a similar manner when flnrhnn fn coast inaicata tftat never have gnst nas on tno puDlic. There is not a large crowds watched the hn lotin. We hear that Johnnv Dundee ns. i.cu neia running, but his long gains aown' wore rlim nl.inn..

I man wno keeps posted on tho boxing gamo who doesn't know that vni played by tho newspapers. Vi. ins speea ana use 2 wife, who were going to be divorced a while back, have patched up all their as he received lit- If you have to be a professional is all inj Larney Lichtonstein, his man Brooklyn's sensational finish In tho ninth inning of the first gamo, when they all but tied tho SCOre. fnllnwn.l no uuip ii-oni nis ma are traveling around to- tncre notning like getting the dough. Jim Thorpo asked Pine Village $100 a ager, Knows 11; woigast himself knows it, and yet there isn't a day thai- wi.

uipy as widgeon ducks. by a stiff argument they put up In tho Wins for Penney. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21. 1 services recently in a engagement.

When the villao- Howard Harry Pollok gust uoes not get a telegram or two offering him matches. Sometimes he gets octuuu gnuiu, nau mucn to do with this, "If the Dodgers can make it un Berry tho pentathlon champion, -just balked Jim served notice that he would editors that if Charley White docs not cease assailing Referee Billy Boche for comfortable for Boston on tho lattor's He is whinncd bv ho spent three months in th San Diego. This battlinir Nick. own grounds, what will they do when they get them on the Brooklyn yardf was the trend of tho crowd 's argument guard, played sensational football on Ban Johnson is being patted on tho Franklin field today and carried tho back for his shrewdness in allowing tho sons who have seen him in action say is tho bummest fighter that ever horn- uecision no gave J-'reddie Welsh at Colorado Springs he will fight White himself. Pollok states that if White ti ri bCCn fcowardIy anl back Pennsylvania to a 15 to ul Jrls opeancr to tne lndinns to 0 victory over Pennsylvania State.

th-ogli last spring. With Speaker uven mo annorcnts of the Bostonians conceded thero miirht ra into a main event in southern California. About all he Drainage i iS i 8 Decn 8 better one ovum merit. at iunoack, scored 12 lua Juu' lnB Kca Bx would have won i iih woum nave beaten him far ther than ho did. Thou followed Brooklyn'.

vlnin. i nciu goals and a touch- loe lmB la down, and waa then ing is stand in the center of tho Hue and mnlto faces. 8 Whether the faces Nick made at Wolgast entitled him tn thn the third game, which carried the In. of an injury. Be' Becker of Kansas City wns tho torest over to the fourth contest.

When Boston took this, it wns generally conceded that it was nil .1.. Jack Bntton has signed to swap punches with Young Philadelphia Jack O'Brien In New York October 24. run so nign in the third po- mo American association nod that at least two of the players ycar with an average of .343. Jim or whether Wolgast is a poorer fightc than Nick, who is a Mexican, the fact romains that Wolirnat in.t 1 captured the baso steal 1 Mff hnn. miu it list Ilgnt.

1 "wrjn nrm miik AO iL.fi. wis. -Tim to mens. Montana Trounces 9J.UUtlUg. For a one-sided series, however, tho trend of circumstances managed to keep up the intorost of the public for WILL PLAY SOCCER HERE SPOKANE.

Oft 01 When Marauani weighinff their rivals 12 nonnrla'fA hn pitcher of the two world Series iramna withstanding ho boards tho next train out of San Diego to fill two or thro" ring engagements in the northwest. Some say people like to soo Wolgast because the public wants to see an ex-l world's chamnion. If 1 0 games to au un usual extent. obboon AND MULTNOMAH man, the University of Montana was imPly Intended that ho should smothered Oonzaga university hero this tho fir' each contest vjjAsn TURKEY DAY, CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ON THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. .1 stand for a common-sense ad-ministhatton of county business want a dollar's value for every dol-ar spent and if elected will see to Jt that the taxpayers receive this.

I want an economical administration of county affairs and if elected will do my uttermost to see that this condition prevails regardless of politics. I reside near Walker, and have for 38 years. I am a farmer and have made a study of the road question. I favor nJi Ala- in r.t..u. 'g on annual iootball game was Powerful, big, well- While, the fnnthnll taom.

A Frank vi8" "1 SALEM AND EUGENE PLAY uamncea team, against a fast, hard- "allor Johnaon. only pitched 48 It may not be necessary to drain all the farms in Lane countyyyct a majority of them, be Rreatly by a thorough system of open and tile drainage. As well', attempt to grow crops on hot deserts as attempt to -grow them with wet feet. We have money to loan to responsible farmers for drainage purposes. THE and Ifultnomah club are playing the an-nual Thanksgiving game in Portland, x.guting ngnt team, with tho weight oor Walter, he can be an aw-counting in tho rosult.

6 ful loafer when he wants. ANNUA! FOOTBALL CAME TO BE x. w. cmith et nr in -c -v. irom tne two lnstitn tions will bo in Kimono UX-West Olmrter i Additional Football I Or over Alcxand er aal1 hn tnt anmA Coach Colin Dvmonf nf fhn n.

xMuvxiii XHOVEMBEB II, Eugene and Salem nln S7 DlOCK gon team has just scheduled two soc- At Worcoator, Mbbs. Stovens Insti- into his eyes when Jack tuto 6, Worcoster Technical 0. Coombs, the C.olby"Koh-I.Noor," sig- Joh.Mo.WRfc aL to wun tne clubmen. Tho one is to bo nlaved nftr play their annual footbaH gamo in the capital city Saturday, November 11. and tho local students oxneet.

nailed to be taken out of the box. It Pl ulB "lock Larmel addition was sucn a big thing to do. i it. Colgate 33, Rhode Island 0. At Louisville University of Chat- William B.

Powell et iix to E. Olios rart of lota a. it vi. an excursion for tho occasion. Jllst how oi-Onr.

a nliih tha IJn.l a trict having its allotcd amount of a. ii' or iioillsville 8. inu excursion will leave the S. ejiot in Eiisenn at a n. nlllsorri, addition to Km, Ij.

Hi Lonir to n. iwi At Alliauco, Ohio Case 12, Mount was demonstrated by the gnmes of Union 0. iuau 11 elected will exert my best efforts to see tli at oil dny nnd return to Kmrenn in'th. the world series with Trls Speaker left firstNationalBank At Mcdford. Mnaa Tnfta 15 Villi parts of.

the county receive fair giving in Portland. fleTT12 mon for tho Inst two weeks. Only few of last year's men are trying for new material Herbert Hcywood formerly of meat the "'O'1 aTt l1110 iard t0 b0Mt stock of ter 1 reat 'er llm miserable showing ho made Kainst the liod Sox ton Collcgo 0. Walter E. Dver tn At Jowa City Iowa 24, Purdue 6.

At LOS Anirelea Whlttln. ll on Eugene Oreeon una company Ut 21, block 8 Tl Urmel addition to Glenada ucoiiiiuiu at ne nands of the County Court. F.N FRO Y. PORTFR Arizona iinlt.nt..U ning. It will arrive in Salem at a.

111. The Salem students lmvo promised to meet the exeursionists with a brass band and a big turnout of stu- ic. wl" be shown the Btato buildings, such as the capltol, penitentiary and asylum, during tho forenoon, nnd tho gamo Is expected to begin gt in the 1 Moisturp MEB8ENOEB aaBVICl. POB QUICK DELIVEBY of packages parcels and notes, call the Hut) Messenger. Country calls mneeltl at tseMgOi Ffcoae 402, vAt N.

Da kota 7, Mac A ester 0. Meeker Didn't for crops, but moisture 2ny chock At Durham, 11. Npw, Ugmptkire, overdone Mrs. Mcokeri Yes: but itvvur.