The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 8

Hi 1 ii 8 MISSQUOAN; FRIDAYfMOR I NO, FE BRUAR 5rl926- LOYOLA WINS FIST EITRA i mum every, gain being- a. drive of Bobcats Come From SET from in roe to 12 yards. He handled Hon 10 corns vice grand; William Kit warden; Stojt (iarrltiou, conductor; K. Clutter-buck, cliaphiln EriioHTowuseiid, outside Kuard; Villioni iU-Curt. Insidv Blard- ES WHiPPED tho bull unusually- well, iiev-er fumbl Behind to Win Game ing.

Steve wa also a great basketball guard and a fine sprjnlef 'n tho back 0T ON PROGRAM I BY 22 TD 18 SCORE Bozeman, Feb. 4. OP) The Bobcats BY RAY ROCENFT. of Montana State College, after trail Jack Pelaney has been promised a ing in the first half, played fast bas vj '-v. Blinlur'Nluholson iwrr boftesn to a Kri.wp t)f worn.

ri at Friday ve-c-V 1 otroni fr il yf ro guustii' Were Mtii.uni-t It. O. C'sterpfcn, -tlinlelr M'-Biigf-biond, "Vi bocke.v.;, So'HJdi-rVO Byrd, L. Bert 1 Koilco." KeyiTTllomp- bout with tiene Tuiituy, providing he ketball In tho closing minutes tonight to win from RiiKham Young univer whips Johnny Kisko, the Cleveland Home Quint' Ties County shipper, in their cngiurrmcnt at New liork tonight. Kisko made things in Central and Missoula Clash; Cubs Play Idaho Tech at University.

No Indication as to When a I .1 'With 'the'jury. term In deparfincut; No. 2 of tho' district court fiidud. a similar: session for department GOMFARATIV teresting for Tunny not so. long- ago non, Kalph Arthur and will he no cinch for Iflaney.

A. J. Lof ftus, a. L. Near End and Then Wins Out by Four Points.

Tying- the score with a whirlwind finish In the fourth quarter and eng- sity, leaders of the division conference race; by 36 to 31. Montana State had Its scoring stars, and Cottam-, back In shooting form tonight to take part in the fastest game seen on 'the floor here this season. Brigham YoUrigJ.exhibited a perfected passing play and a dangerous accuracy on long shots, but in jlte lust half missed a number of easy shots near the The Bteltar guarding J. P. Wbl'U amj Sarah ShockUsy, The pj.ity wa given at hojno tC Mrs.

ieo jjOtnsKt is wind in his left eye Two attractive basketball games as the result of a -waJlop which Joe appeared In the offlnff yesterday aft-j Experts Say She Has are on the. kchedule' for tonight, with Roche- lmdt'd on the orbit, which was Missoula high nchobl tangling with Herbert Sommera t0 host on -the sore when he went into the rinir for ing to rear in Helen. ing two baskets to decide the g.nne that fight, as a result of haviiiir been same evening tnti uip-bagff cJib4 hoin? and Mrti-Bert Kerle wt'r K- damaged by Ray I'elkey Shortly before. In the extra-five minute period neces of Valery Glynn for Montana was an Nice, France, Feb; 4 CP rThi? first Mutto Central at. the high school gym, and with the undefeated drizzly Cubs taking on the speedy Idaho Tech Tigers at the university gm JTissouLi scholastics arc eager to set somebody down hard after that defeat Bert Ki humniers, 1 outstanding feature of the game, Glynn opportunity -for a direct comparison of C.

sanpmt, m. adding three flwld goals to his team's ernoon wnn tno annuuncemunt hy Judge A. L. Duncan ho would set a law and motion -caleiukir ul o'clock this I indication as; to when a Jury panel would bo drawn was given 1101 was there any indication made as when tho hearing of the eases to bt set tomorrow-would begin. It is known that there are it large number de- murrers pending before Judge nnd the opinion was expressed that th.j court miKht elect to dispose of tuoi-j before calling far jury.

Motors expe-t vision to return 11 Lomskl gives the eye careful treatment. oO A bout between Leo Ilert Colima. which was to have been sary, Loyola last night maintained Its record of successive victories in? a thrilling battle with St. Charles academy. Left bihin in the first period, Loyola, played the hrawnier invaders even the rest of the way.

but could lCdfiinond, A. Aml.tbq host, who' first honors wjiile score. Swenson, Brigham loung for Ihe tennis game- Suzanne-. I.ojiglcn is playing this winter -with that of Helen Wills came today when the French ward, led a fast nnd rally by Butte' bixt Saturday night, when a voller of lone heavies inriniited the Mining quint to' come from be champion met Mrs, C. V.

Aenehllmann in Ihe Nico tournament, and tho com lougnt iiiesuay nig lit. nas been can Missoula controlled the tipoff for the visitors at the end. Romncy, Grigham Young center who is six feet and four inches tall, gave his team the tip-off but close Montana guarding forced the visitors to long' shots through most of the game. through the giime, had the ball in their possession oftener, and showed nice his brother. L.

Sum more. tvccliuined "'cellar Mrs. A. Algie left for Pond Creek, She by the serious Illness of 'her 'mother." Mm. L.

e. Lee is. wull kiwu here, visited her daughter, each year and wm here the past fall -fur' several weeks visit. Mrs. M.

wbo. has been- visiting relatives here for a. week returiled not catch them until the dosing minutes the fourth quarter. Then Joe snapped in two baskets and Loyola took a one-point lead. Chevel-lier of St.

Charles came back with another basket and the Helena quint were again ahead. A free throw tied It at IS to IS juRt before the gun. celled. It seems that Lomski and his manager, liiily Xolan. were trying to make too much money at once by taking on all offers.

With a. rest of two weeks, the eye damaged in the I'elkey fight would have beon O. K. passing, but they could not hit the basket, 'while 'Butte time and again parison was impressively favorable to Mile, Lrnsrlen. Suzanne, attacking vigorously, downed Mrs.

Aesehlimur.n, formerly Ix'slie Bancroft of Boston, in two love On January- 22, the- American woman champion was pitted against FOOD SALE. popped tho ball from midfloor. BASKETBALL. In the lineup for tVach Sullivan's and Leo would probablv have Central quint. are Winston and Nugent, as hipped Roche.

Instead it swelled shut. Bobcats, ff6; B. Y. 31. Eobkittens; 30; Idaho Tech, 2.

ipale of tempting, home-cooked food- M. j. groeery; Saturday, February 6t beginning at Id o'clock. Adv. .1 $1.00 YOU CAN'T BEAT IT.

In the extra period St. Charles had three short shots in the first minute, but missed them all. Boyd pitched- a side shot to put Loyola ahead. Each the first time Ruche landed. 00 'forwards; Hanley, center: Kepplerand Murray, guards.

Three or these players are veterans. Idaho Tech's lineup against the Cubs "Red'Vjn range, his Charles missed a closeup. Then Lacas.se re I'ylej and. George Wilson, Husky Stai will include Hodson, Peters and tho same 'ipponent in tho Metropole tournament and won, 6-2, fi-2. Experts agreed, however, that the comparative scores hardly represent Mile.

Lenglen's superiority, for Mrs. Aeschliniann today was able to bring only two of the 12 games to deuce and scored only nine points in tho first set and 11 in the second. It is recalled that Mrs. Aeschlimann istered a neat side try to put the each chipped in $50 towards a fund BITTER ROOT BUREAU score to 22 to IS in favor of Loyola Armstrong, forwards Richey, center; Marter and Tatro, guards. Bes'erve your neat today for Hhomldiii Welsh Malo Singers at Liberty, Friday to.

her homo Monday. Thomas guild gar tu public card p'aity at the G. Pbjre Home Tuesday evening. There several tablet) of "500" at play. Mrs.

Clara Bodlng ot is visiting friends and relatives bore, liarby teachers attended teachers institute at Corvallis Monday night." Bev. E. tnutterbuck has returned from Bozeman, whore lhf attended tho wcrkers conference the; Baptist cnurcli. where it remained until the timer's for Rollie Corbett, Seattle- boy, who sustained a broken leg in the game between Seattle and the Twenty victories in succession fire Feb. 5.

$1.00. Adv. pistol ended the fray With the crowd in a frenzy of cheering. It was Loyola's sixth straight triumph and Bears. 0 defeated M.iss Wills during the 0.

KINNEY. Fl WigH made of spun' glass In 0'i- many aie said to defy detection, better now 'credited to the State University freshman teams1 though not all this season, and Coach" A4ams' youngsters are determined to -keep the 3tring of unbroken 'against what is expected to tn -the toughest opposition Of 1922. Six full teams reported for spring en the gridiron at Miss Wills scored two more victories than those made of haiis. in the Nice tournament today, in the Oregon Agricultural college. VALLEY RESIDENT DIES to keep them at it fl, 1 mixed doubles she and C- F.

Aeschlimann came, through- tlte.r.semi-f inalij by 1 4ef eating Peggy Saunaerp thlsf setisoii at Sullivan, Stocking? 'Lewis ami Wendt will start the fray the 1 ml Mr. aciiovaJ, 4-G. 6-1, 6-3. Playing the first round of the women's doubles. for nearly three months.

Idaho meets the---University of Oregon, leaders of the Coast conference race, at In their recent game at. Moscow, Idaho, was defeated by a. 10-point margin. In circles- the. Bobcats play Brigham Toude of Provo, Utah, at (i fj; Mss Wills and -Emily Eennttt of land trounced Mile.

Uovaisky and, Mrs. Emmett, 6-1, 6-0. Philadelphia en Want Heavy Battle Take the Original Package Home After the French girl dav the first defeat for St. Charles in tight starts. The Loyola team, considerably out-Weighed, put up a game struggle after finding themselves in the second period.

Lynch's play in the back court was exceptional, his long shots timely. Boyd and Joe D'Orazi jabbed In accurate pitches when they did the most good, while Laca9se and Tony D'Orazi stepped a fast pace. Good, Saint forward, was the most dangerous player on the floor, caging several long distance shots, as did Mitchke, a husky guard. Smith at the other guard played a strong game, and not until the fourth period did Loyola's passing game fool the Helena defenders. Shaw, veteran guard for St.

Charles, has been declared ineligible and did not come with the team, his absence being felt. Loyola started the scoring when Le-mery tooted in a rebound. Good pitched a beauty from midiloor, then three fouls in a row Bozeman and the. Miners meet Inter- 13 experts matching imprjesalons agreed in failing to see why she should fear to her American rival. mountain at Helena tonight.

Feb Herman Taylor and Robert Gunnis, local boxing promoters, left hero tonight 1 for Safe Milk and Food Victor, Jan. 30. Speeial.A former re sicent of the Bitter Root, died suddenly at Walla Walla, Wash. Word has been received here by friends of tho death of L. O.

Kennedy at his home there. Mr. Kennedy with Mrs. Kennedy vas returning from attending a show, when they stopped in a confectionery stoie. While making purchases Mr.

Kennedy sank to the floor expired w-'tliout a He Is survived by his wife; two sons, Frank of San Francisco and Earl of W'alla Walla and an aged mother. Mr. Kennedy lived here for years, and will be remembered by many. Mr. Kennedy' was a civil engineer and -has been with a government crew for many years.

0 Saturday night's schedule is: Montana vs. Gonzaga, at Missoula; Memphis, to confer with Jack Oempsey on Saturday regarding their fantg, Convalescents, id, Nursine and Expect- Washington State tollege vs. Univer- BOW ity of Washington, at 'Seattle; Idaho Mothera, Children, etc. vs. Oregon Aggies, at Corvallis, Ore.

The Miners phi St. Charles at Helena. offer to ha-ve tho world's champion tox either Harry 'Wills or Gene Tun-ney in the uew municipal stadi tun here in the first week in; September. Recently the promoters wired him to rh.eet Wills COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. Idle Hour Alleys.

Remember old Sam Crawford, who mayed right field for the Detroit Rotary or $300,000 for a bout, with Tunney. 1st 180 2nd 153 Laing Slitciie took a long side shot. At the r.d of the first quarter the score was Tigers for so many years, breaking up hundreds of games -with his prolific club. Crawford will coach the South- Dummy to iar tie Saisis. Mittfcke scored 3rd 173 140 161' 178 165 Ttl.

506 442 -577 619 Law and Pharmacy The school child inquires proper nourishment, not only upbuild muscle; bone and teeth, but also to maintain strength and vitality during the growing period. "Horlick's," is composed of clean, full-cream combined with a nourishing extract of the grains. Prepared a Homo in a moment. No cooking. Streit Linn sit? effort eirly 53 the second D'Orsti converted a foul em California Trojan baseball nine this spring and-has alreadv started -166 .........174 107 ..206 193 242 12 Teams Defeated Lcss v-ier the basket his candidates at work; lirew ir.e ta.s tnrouga tie ring Victor Brevities.

Miss rancis Helm who is taking a nurses training course at St. 1 Patricks hospital came up from Missoula and spent the week-end hex with friendss. There will, be benefit dance here tVednesday evening. The Old- Fellows are at the head of the affair and plans are being made for a big crowd. Foley is seriously ill at his home.

Mr. Foley hRS been confined to home most of the winter. The auxiliary of the Eastern Star will give a card party at 'the Masonic hall Friday, February 13. The tig salaries paid the members of the New York Americans hockey The Arts and Sciences' 'school bas 817 2588 3rd Ttl. ketball team last night defeated the team by Tex Richard has caused much dissension in the professional hockey 438 Olson Miller Totals Eddy-Jackson Harter Williams Dummy.

Oavja Totals Bear Cats S31 2nd 158 134 164 140 233 383 ranks, players of other teams have de- pilllllllllllllllliU I Basketball Game Butte Central High 134 117 116 14Q 201 tided to form a union so that they may .485 420 583 demand increased pay. The New York Law school squad, 2ff to 1:9, the Business Administration quint the Pharmacy school teani, 2C to 15, in the second round of intramural games played at the university gymnasium. A small crowd was "present." 'Harry Adams refereed. The next games will be played at 7 o'clock 'Monday night. Hockey stars gathered by Richard have found the going tough, winning six and ra fir i-ast center.

Ecyd converted a rKi tinte the Saints led, II to Lysch opened the third quarter scrcir.g with a heave from center. Boyd pitched a foul. Good connected on another distance siiot. Mitchke Fhot a basket from two thirds the length of the court. Clievallit-r converted one of two fouls.

Lynch sent in a long side shot. With the rooters urging them on, Loyola opened a snappy passing attack in the fourth quarter. Boyd pushed in a -side try and Joe D'Orazi after a a criss-cross of passes. Joe D'Orazi flipped a side shot, put losing 12, but they are-dra wing $30,000 vs. 1st 196 ...132 140 .........146 1st 1S9 127.

MS 165 813 1st 143 ...135 J.D.F. Wright crowds at each game in the Madison Square Gardens, so Rickard is en Missoula High Severy Thomas joying returns from his investment. MRS. MALLORY; BEATEN. TONIGHT INSTALL NEW OFFICERS Ramskill Durapd HIGH SCHOOL GYMN ADMISSION, 50c Big Bill -Cusick gave "Chubby" Crawford a beating the- ether night, having tho former.

O. A C. football 738 2359 3rd Ttl. 112 432 149 448 141 .459. 187 511 202- 536 821 2436 3rd Ttl'.

178 42 135 215 378 174 .490 151 4S0 174 480! Totals Kiwanis S32 2nd 151 162 170 159 13S S00 2nd 151 -163 180 169 156 S19 iiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirifiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiviiH Rains New York, Feb. 4. (A3)-Mrs: IVIolla Mallory, fof-rhei national tennis cham-iHon, '-met defeat to'day for the fh-st time-in nine years' 6t indoor play. In the Heights Casino invitation tournament she was eliminated in the by Miss Martha-' Bayard, Short Hills, NT. 6-2, 9-6.

re Miss Bayard will pdy in the finals Satiirdaj against the winner of tomorrow's semi-final match between Miss Hilary K. Browne, former national champion "and Mrs. J. Dallas Corbiero Swingle LtVasseur Ktrkemo Mcl'uno ting Loyola ahead. Hardly, bad the ball been moved to center for the tip-off before a foul was called and Chev-allier missed a free throw.

Then he redeemed his failure with a long heave to put the Saints ahead. Thirty seconds before the gun Lacasse wa given a free throw and cooly sank the ball. Then came the whirlwind extra period. The lineup: llll star groggy several However, Crawford managed to. stay the limit with Chet Mclntyre's- Mul'an miner.

0 9 Every man on the Gonzaga quint which meets the Grizzlies tomorrow night at the university gym is a veteran. Ingram is the itar of the outfit, the ace around whom Gonzaga has built its football and basketball teams this Darby, Jan. 30. Special. The" new officers for the I.

O. O. F. were installed for tho coming year at the I. O.

O. F. hall at last meeting. They were Glenn Brown, noblel grand; E. J.

Kcrlec, vice grand; Monroe Edgmond, secretary; Charles treasurer; 1. C. Over-turf, right supported to noble grand; Marcelluo Bay, lef supporter of Vice grand; W. Lord, right supporter? to Ckipp. .1 BEET SUGAR Totals N.

P. Shops- FT PF Pt. 3rd Ttl. 185 522 It. Larson 136 160 150 724 1st 1S3 167 150 169 S33 1st ......164 -140 146 133 213 130 562 r7i 62 000 Will the use of resin help reduce baseball batting- averages, which have worried the magnates considerable of lati years, because of top-heavy games repK-te ith slugging? 1 0 0 0 1 Loyola (22) Boyd, If Lacasse.

rf-e. 3irifiry, A- D'Orazi, lg Lnoh, rg J. P'Orazi. rf St. Charles (13) Corjd.

rf 2nd ISO 160 202 16S 213 016 2nd 178 140 HJ 168 isi TA 1001b. Sack DELANEY TO M(EET RISKO. "New Feb. 4. Jack Do-laney of Bridgeport, will' make another bid "for heavyweight honors when he bdxes Johnny Kisko of in thoten-rouiidlaturo at Madison Square harden omorrow-'highf.

with the record; trf been nocked off hi The New Fre Iy-H af h'erihy Shaving Stick ForTeiider Faces MA 1 1 1 NT ilFnir.INi I "ANTlSF PTie Wigcl Stinson II. Larson Mitchell Totals Hoot Owls N'agle Dummy Bertness Hayden 1 0 ...2 3 FG 1 3 0 FT PF Pts. 323 2839 3rd Ttl. 173 110 133 197 163 Kiiatb, lg j0 .2 515 420 411 r.4i 512 1132 McCurdy TftaJa 814 S12 80S Fr-e throws mised J. D'Orazi.

A. D'Orazi. Boyd, Ch'-vallier. 2. P.eferee Kirk (Mtntana).

Tiriic-i Turner The i-easoos of 1 i2 1 and H'22 saw the slut-gTs obtain their highest balance over the pitchers. In 1921 Detroit's team average, the, highest in the league' history- 'as .016, while in 1'jZZ Si. Iuis Browns as a tearo hit .313. In the National league the Cirdinals in V'Zt and the I'irates in both hit 0 Oo Ib 123 and 21-2 there was a slisht decline in both Ka.j j. but bust sascn tie hitv-rs again gained the advai Arrif-rican ligje If.

idfrs batting 'y'j'i jm a team, oijd lae Pii-at jrctUcg lift Same av.ng? MURCHISON SHOWS HEELS. MEHLHORN WINS PLAYOFF. New York, Feb. 4. W3) Wen Murchison of tho Illinois A.

twice took the measure of his Herman rival Hubert Houben, tonight In maintaining hif supremacv as Amnri. Hot IVh. WiKijin "Wild Biil" Mtfhllwra. jut Chicago, ck-feated his fellow townsiru-ji. I O.

K. TRADING CO. Phone 218 1701 So. 5th St: fori in t' Bobby by one the Kpnnfns ch.imr.ion, first at vardi with Houben third and again at 69 yards with th Teuron foiirtH tourna -1 (y 1 v-tity yt.irs igj avra ttn of Use leader th National leaini ment here ju.iy in the IS-hoie pl.jy fl of the tie in the 72-holo match. Bill's card was 73, Bobby's 71.

II llll In 4i u.uiiir. aj4 elge Soon! on pitching. In 111 Athletic hit HI EC A a new icord V.r th majors. The next few yvirr vas slight 'le-rline bgajn. ajrl in lVi, and 117 the i-itchers heM the upf-r band.

Oo AfU-r the nd of the World batiirg increased as tt." 1 'Ah ivi-rj-r the pitchers a.nd urdil liiO. vt. a new hlgii mark of .30, the fir, time it had ever iis.d the u.utk wiih attained. OOo The Idaho Tech fjuint. whkh ti.tts tliu Orizzly Cuts tonight, i i-xw-cted 1 O' 0- 1 1 rt5 OUNCES -CENTS I jorover years WHYPAY WAK PRICES Ss ItfiHions of pounds yitised-by the Jw I tr mm -w SU ri SI to orrivo morning on the U'.

lap of an artliwui Montana trip. Tl.eyl opened their Juunt by d-fKitirg the BULL DOG ORANGES 1 The New Kind VISIT OUR STORE TODAY 1 Hand see beautiful display 12 large Juicy Bull Dog Oranges for 63c Eat Oranges! Buy Bull Dogs! BOURDEAU MERCANTILE Llfle.H, 31. 22, DlUon Normal, 36-7, lout to tin- A SCIENCE Not Experiment MY method of treating Piles and other Rectal and Colon ailments is recognized as the most scientific and effective in me today. Among the thousands treated are many patients sent to me by other physicians. There is no hofpHal operation; no confimtnt; no retention from work.

My treatment is safe, mild, soothing; the cure rapid. And I remove all doubt hy a and played tho Bobklttenu a.tl uozoman last night. oOo Steve 8ulliin, Bulto who brings hist Butto rrew her' to-1 SHOOT Sunday, February 7 10 o'clock Northwest of White Pine First and Second Frto WKil ll I1UAKA1N I C.K to cure any cat of Pile or refund th rwtknt'l fee. WftW Axy for my fEE lOO-paac Uluitiited dtmnptivt booklet. COMPANY 6outh Hisflin, 'J, Phorwi 610 and 611 nigni lor a giilim with tho Miwtoula high, hold.j the uiHtlnctioM of been tlio first Montana player for an all-conference berth In the north west conform, sulliva.i wm tlm "Kfliy of Ihn 1922 flrirrlieH.

Ho was 0. driving, smashing, ltne-bucker, cjipablo of irTotign snv 0rt r.f nn nponlng. One nfternon DEAN. M.D..Inc oraas: attlc officcs: Given. POHtlAH 1, tlcnn t'i I I At I 5i.