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Show UA till. AND JEFF The Little Fellow Decides to Tour in the Alps (Copyright. 1920, Trsd Uwk Ref. by II. 0. Tmlier. U. ft. TtL Off.) By BUD FISHER promised to play on th Washington COMMERCIAL State gridiron In 1921 for only 11500. State college held to the Washington 60-TEAMS rule, turned down Washingtons ' New Orleans Results. offer, looked acroea th Roektea ' scheduled and a gam against The city Commercial Basketball league Pint riff, f ynwldi, three furlongs Qaeen BOSTON, Jan. 28. Baseball fans In tbs the University of Nebraska at Lincoln for pf Trump, 112, CIrm. 2 to 1, 2 to 6, 1 to ft. teams will play their second series of legislature are keeping close watch on Thanksgiving day. games 1 ft woa; ft. "Afri to 10. to tonight In the Deseret gymnasium, Don Morrison, a Salt lake a bill to make illegal the game of Whippet, lift. Troikr. out, PReusd; Baby Ureuft. 113, Mlky, 40 to 1, th first one starling at I o'clock. Tha In the professional class, percan dodger, because In its present form, la looking for an eastnow Washington 15 ft to Utah Alumni to 1, third. Tim will meet the Western 8tatss 1, ;M 3 A. ftUcbtD formed the remarkable feat yesterday they declare. It would enable a Judge ern Thanksgiving day opponent. (xumuar. fra ok Uuotlf,- Joa ttoodmao d Machine n --the opener, and this 'Win be of breaking 100 targets straight. The with a passion for literal Interpretation a ad Groeatraa Georgs Yarnell, Spokane newspaper followed by s clash bstween th Utah Pacrafa a loo rmo. White unusual score was run up at an exhito rule all baseball illegal. man and official conference referee, has airy. Electric and the Deseret Seniors. bition shoot given at the 8alt Lake The bill would make liable to fine or promised a solution acthe of All teams were quits satisfied with the problem, fttroM 4 vac. alz and Causes Gun club traps In honor of Jo French furloofi up, Imprisonment the amount and term to cording to word received her.- - Varnell Mo. 100, Boy yar-ol-ift to ft, la, area, 3 to 6, moo; showing made In their first games, and of the Peter Cartridge company, who be fixed by the legislature person contends that a college should profit by any Fiffht hav been rounding off th ragged edges so ft 114. 10. 7 to 8. to 1 to ft, Boy i visiting friends n Salt Lake. . himself er another In a whe exhibit location and take oad, Gorye Waahinflun. 100, IMrr, 7 to 2t as to be In even better shape tonight. A Scores After breaking 60 straight, Morrison and invites. solicit or allow oth- thefortunate geographical public ft If ft to 57 1 1ft ft the to ft, ft, third. Tima. Baia couple of the squads have been adding major part of th raoalpta.was Invited to tackle another 25. er to throw or release a ball or other visiting Man Is of sufficient calibre to Atkina, Prophecy. Adriana. Baby Girl. Mar- new material and the competition should he reduced so easily that he of swell thaeleven These or article head other at hta portion N. 11m War Ttoca. Landslide. Meddliuf Uiaa be much stiffer. garet crowd abov th average Are The Western States was Induced to try another quarter hia body, or the head and body of anthen an even split should be mad of aod France fttarr alao rmo. Machine will be strengthened oy th addiof a hundred. other for compensation, reward or other- its is la the Third This tion It of 4 Homer alx and Cannon said, Christenson and race, achsme, profits. yar-oldop. claiming Morrison was not th only shooter wise, or publicly engages In or takes part used in tha east. Etta H.. 107. Wlda, 7 to 5, 8 to 6, furlong to hang up a clean score. In a game commonly known as The AfHarr 1 to 8, to 12 should woa; win toCerambo. Alumn! 107, Wright, l University to Tlie Tribune. Specie Heagren. when he had finished pulling rican Dodger. " 1, ft to 2. aecoad; Mabel Traak, 101, Black, night, and also the Utah Electrics, then MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. 28 Dr. H. 57 to enB. I, Quayls for IS. and out Jan. baseball Morrtsorf, RUTH, traps Nev., Under ft Red-lthe to 1 stepped this to 18. 1, bill, say 7 ft. 1, third. Tim. to the game between thes two th foliowring Frank! Murphy of Denver won a - Williams, football coach of the Uni- od, Lougdea. broke 25 without a miss. of East Ely gavs another excellent exMist Herrmann, Kultur, K thusiasts, with some of the same desire versity week should b a merry battle, of Minnesota for th lark twenty decision over Willi St. Cllr of f.uff cracked 47 out of 60 and to be literal they fear tha judges might Harry Fnmilae Me and Manicurist, Margery, the of hibition waa for at three contract under regular W. P. Fowler turned In 45 breaks. target busting placed Beta bplUcr alao ran. Sacramento at th weekly show at th exhibit, the pitcher would be liable for years, years In an agreement reached by French broke 40. balls thrown to the catcher and any more Fourth race, and np. one mile and It " waa Murphy shoot of the Star Pointer Cun club when TEAMS . night. Hta the board. annual athletic mtory scores: salary The In balls runs for a member of team. fact 100. making the fttrloag Bolater. 112, Ambreee. 7 to ft. 2 to was not stated. flv round. The first he pulverised 98 out of usBroken. at. hroughout thg-laShot ft, the out. And another. at thrown won; pitcher Jrtft, Gamecock. Howard. 8 to 1, waa 41 and 42 straight. The over of 40, this a day Don . dispute Reports . even. . concerning 100 Morrison ft to 2, 4 to ft, second; Woodtrap, 100, Luns100 round possibly could be called ing a bean ball'' would probably get the figure recently seemed to indicate Dr. 60 far from being favorable for good shootford. 18 to ft, 7 to 10, oat, third. Harry Duff Time. ....47 limit. Williams might ssver his connection with 1 50 Murphy forced th fighting and dealt J. N. Sharp be60 a a Quito and Sailor also ran. most contestants ....4 of the The Granite high school city league scoring the W. P. Fowler.... 4 Fifth nit all th telling bios. About all that ing, 45 university. mile and basketball team won from the race, 50 and ap, suburban 28 SEATTLE. Jan. a sixteenth University Wash., vcn Maak. War . Buxton. that he took low their usual averages, but Quayle 25 loft, an be said of St. Claire Harry Heagren of the same school yesterday after....26 women of fly western states have been to ft, out, won; Opportunity. 111. Dreyer. 8 league 41 to 28. Sevseemed to enjov it. Targets that vol,11 Jan. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., of the blow that Murphy tarted. 28. Much noon, existed had rivalry invited to send delegates to a meeting of eral new faces will be in tne lineup of the to ft, 2 to 8, out, second; Woods ton. 110, Tar Each of th last flv rounds was mere-- y planed, dipped, jumped and of the two teams, and ss 12 to !. 4 to 1. 8 to ft, third. Time. among memberswaa the Women' Athletic conference of the Minneapolis baseball club this he cerseason, rtngtoa, a repetition of th preceding round, were all the same to him ami scheduled In a league 1:54 2 5. Groea Mint and Honolulu Boy alao neither squad Pacific northwest, which will be held from Intimations thrown out by ran. uat a Murphy- - lead and a Murphy core, tainly treated them rough. Second high game this week, they wanted a trial at at the University of Washington here In Judging coast honors on the total averages went to Joe Cantillon am) President Manager with th colored boy from th each other. The team started suburban Topics s Wise May. and up. one out strong and Was claiming, 4 George K. Belden. Two pitchers, one andSixthoneras, ither hanging to or leaning against tha Munroe, who broke 109 out ofa 125. at the end of A womens field meet may b held here catcher and two Inflelders fourth mil . are third high average 1th 87 out Nvptaae. Beyle, the first period. 15 leading King being 12. captured enverlte. to Tha 7 to ft. ft to ft. 1 to ft woo; Tsalae, 112 city flv during the conference, according to ten- sought ftom major league clubs. came back strong and bad soon overcome Tha referee did not Ilk th bout, and of 100. ft to 1, 2 to 1, ft to ft, second; tative plana. Representatives of all the rapt. Hlg club event, Quayle did In the Cantillon declared that he la satisfied 104, Pierce, the nnounced that uniesa both boy small lead. By displaying good team7 to 1. ft to 2. ft to ft, third Time, work western colleges and universities may with his outfield. Rondeau, Jackson and 2 14 declare It waa high with 49 breaks. Wise took sec(Chicago Tribune Special Service.) omi real fighting he would they were able to pll up a healthy Brown Counterbalance, Favorite, ' 43 If desire. enter 47. his first 8t. with ond 28 they smothered he CHICAGO. Jan. It Is said th CinNixon will be the score. place running ff. gardeners, Thereafter Murphy Capital City and Almlno also ran. Invitations have been sent to the Uni said. Jourdan andregular was third with 43. cinnati club, to placats Its big galaxy of In this half Peterson had his eys on th Sawyer will be at 'lair with head and body punches and straight. Nance son s Seventh race. 4 ) and up, on mUe a leg on the Game holdouts, has offered, Herman Wise In lieu of advanced versity of Oregon, University of Califirst and second base. mnlahed him in each round. The bout basket, getting eight field goals. Tanner nd a sixteenth 7 to 1, Ohert. H2. California Unitnpv. of Southern 23 out 25, of fornia, of a a 8t. University a a slice Set salaries, of the gate of the spring raa tame, owing to th failure trophv by smashing ft to 2. ft to ft. 110, Howard. 2 to also showed up well for the city team, University of Idaho, Washington State of . 7 to 10. out. woo; Iolltt, lair even to make It Interesting for his four added giving him a perfect training games. Babe Ruth, outfielder and raging nine from the field. Utter and J. C. Stone, 112 Luna college and the Colorado Agricultural col- the Boston Red Sox. has been pitcher Th main featura of tha whole score. Nuenschwander both played good guarddethroned ford, ft to 1. 2 second; Murphy. 1. 4 to ft to third. Time, events had single-targall make to the lege. After as the world's hardest club swinger. The 1.54 2 5 iffalr waa Murphy'a eagerness ing games. A1 Bridwell. long an Inflelder In the Bky Pilot, Luther, Jack K. and Juawas the been up rigged finished, For the suburban team Anderson was home-run trap ran. colored nita also and ha boy fight. by National king has been outhlt will manage the Rocky d UNIVERSITY. Jan for "doubles," but for some reason could Mountain league, STANFORD Cal., of none Weaver high man, while Errirkson and Stevens Buck the other than Jay Solomon won a team of the Virginia league the 2S Stanford crews tarto uniform not throw be Initial These their showed up well on the floor. begin regulated bout from Art Drugger. White Sox. Havana Results. The gets. However, the boys tried them out coming season. workouts with plenty of good material on Chicago Coach Baird will no doubt draft a numora stood up and swung lustily. But here the plot thickens. with the following results: Quayle, 31: of the city team players for the comhand for turning out an eight which ber on the Irst round was even, with Brugger Weaver diamond not that first olils five rare, sad rlslmlas. 'Twe up. 22 Cincinnati 27, notand has former 28; of will In a live Wilcox, as yet closed the Hence, Eudey, th second by If furlongs Avion, 07, Lux. 7 to 9, ing league game Friday with Murray. up to the reputation hit the pellet farther than Ruth. 'Twaa ad gaining a sliad . blow which started from out of 25 pair. Proctor, 14; Heavner, 10, deal for Outfielder Elmer Miller of St. Stanford crews. Six men from last years on the rolf links In San Franclaco. Ruth, ft to ft, 1 to 9, won; TorkviUe. 104, Carmody, Paul Hart Is out of school with the "flu, Paul. Mike Kelly is said to want more varsity will be back at their seats In the the champion golf-baand Bowdle, 10 out of 12 pair. Prlnc Direct, 97, and Hy Young and Stevenson are on the he floor and 'landed on Jays head. Solplayer of Boston, ft to ft, 9 to ft. I10toto9. second; Mra Munroe. Miss Smith and Dr. players than August Herrmann Is willing shell and forty more candidates will fight clashed I, 4 to 1, 2 to 1. third. sick list. ution. however, recovered from this dur-n- g with ,the White Box star, who Arrhambeatilt. Oft. Runic. Peaceful for a place In the boat. Tim, guns throughout to give. Har, Col. Harth third and fourth and punished Bowdle used baseball-golSummary and lineup: of f also claims championship rison and Little Nephew alao run the afternoon and were complimented on GRANITE CITY LEAGUE TE klf From laat years crew, Captain Carhot Chicago. rt enough to earn a clean decision. . 9yar-ollsHcond flv and race, scores. rounds claiming, P. Harold their drive from the on half Frankie Bmlthera lasted three Joe Jackson was the leading member of 8. Davta of San Franclaco, Ruth made a 90. Fletcher, ft followsss of furlongs 25 or were Anuah!). Runs D. Wilbur better The first of of Sacramento, Lyman Memphis. Then uth Jack Ryan the White Sox in batting in runs last tee, which wasn't at all bad. to 2. vn. 1 to 2, won; Old Red. 101, Lux, 8 It van Wise, 43: Quayle. 40, 41 and 42, am of San Franclaco. Jarpea A. Carey of Weaver unlimbered his golf club and to ound was evenly fought, with He poled ninety-seve- n 1. ft to 6, ft to ft. second; Polar Tub. 118. year. comrades Mandan, North Dakota. Frederick L. Ad- walloped th little aphere 870 yards. over omlng to th front to good advantage. Wilcox, 29 straight. A. Collin, 2 to 1. 4 to ft. 2 to 5. third the plate. Tim. ams of Sacramento and James E. Moore Following are the scores: Ruth Hiring the second round th Memphis Name. 1:05. grudgingly paid Whereupon Hotfoot, Orleans Girl, Dionted, Bardora at. Shot The of Aberdeen. Wisconsin, will all b back and expressed the opinion that driving severely. Mias nd oy punished Smlthers ran. alao MITer Patty Huggins, manager of the Yanks 125 hlrd round opened with both boys Munroe Third race, and up, alx furlongs Is opposed to legislation doing away with on the water. golf balls waa no test of anything TOO both Quayle Hugh H. Glenn of Portland. Oregon, winging hard. During th fighting Major Bradley. 0ft, Merlmee. ft to 2. even, freak deliveries. He favors em 100 letting stroked the 1917 freahman crew, will to 2. won; Applejack, 105, Tryson. 8 to 1, ft GRANITE SUBURBAN LEAGUE TEAM. who ads accidentally hit iow. After Smlth--r- s Wise use emery paper, licorice, eating tobacco be out again this year and several men 100 Fd.G. Fr.T. Fl.G. T.P. to ft, 8 to ft, second, Quin, 105, Carmodr, 2 to had regained hta breath and both Wilcox or whatever the flingers please. 4 75 0 0 8 1. 4 to A 2 to ft. third. Rich. rt. Time. 117 2 ft. . Dfrom last years second varsity boat will BALL CLUB AND BAND quared off, R.van beat a heavy tattoo of Nance If 75 5 4 8 irector James Landy Ijtngdon Enos Dick Ben14 Anderson, make a strong bid for varsity positions Ighta and toft to Smlthers face which Proctor H son. c 0 2 Slsler, George 4 Glider Baladta 0 and ran. Tobin. also Krrickton Catcher ASSURED count. and D. Johnny of local" Hollister Ralph McKInnln ent th Eudey boy down for the Josh Billings 1 Fourth race, claiming. 8 and 0 Gene Robertson, a 4ouglas and up. six Fox, rg 6 Dew Poluso and Lon Richmond put up Karl Donald A. Hancock of Riverside, th best 8 ft, Fickle 111. have to furlongs with 0 Kederis, 0 9 Fancy, shortstop, the Browns oarsmen In the 1919 freshman shell, will signed Stevens, Ig mother one of those clever bantam bouts, Bowdle 4 to ft, I to 2, won; Count Boris. 113, Murray. Special to Th. Tribune. for the coming season. vlth Richmond on the small end at the Heavner try for the varsity eight. BUHL. Idaho, Jan. 28. Jo Bovd, 3 to 1, 2 to 1. even, second; Pcrigntrnlin. Ill 8 4 12 Totals 28 lose of the four rounds. Richmond put Mra Munroe to 2. third. Time, chairman of the committee appointed by Finl, 8 to 1, even, Walter Mayer, former White Sox catchReferee, Thorum; umpire. Baird. was too Mis Smith 1A. ,p a swell fight, but Poluso 28 Terry TurGarrlxoa, Baradin, Bienca, BusEdgar of Jan. commerce Ohio, the for the COLUMBUS, purchamber has been er, Sandv claimed from Louis by trong for him, and also had a left swing GAME-BEfunds for th equip ter Clark Plantarede, -Hartock and Ballbird route. Maver ner. for years a Cleveland star, has ac- pose of soliciting " asnlngton via the waiver St TROPHY, 25 TARGETS. hlch Richmond always caught, either and malntenance of- - a baseball club also-raNam.- Broke. Added. Total ws reported to tw headed for Salt Lake cepted terms "to ptay'second bane, this year menu The Rich'O the jaw or In the- - face. Fifth race 9 and np. claiming, on In Buhl during the coming season, has when team the with the Columbus with the team, Wise Senators headed him mond boy la a clever off. fighter. Pretty Baby. 10ft. Carmody. 7 to ft, 1 to alreadv obtained pledges amounting to mile OVER which he started his baseball career. 2. 1 to 4. won: Mies Sweep, 110. Crump, ft to ,ut Poluso took advantage of his lack Quayle more 86509, which will be than set aside In teams several ft. 2 to A, 1 to A. second; Mar Craig. 0ft, Worth, t defense and won the decision. Umpire George Quigley of the National was a free agent and for that purpose. to ft be were 2 said to 1, to 1:42 Coast the third. Munroe after 1, even, Mra league Grant Dugglns put out Chris Wallace league may quit baseball, according to anThe University of UtajprJips defeated Bovd has also succeeded In securing Dayroon, Btellcliff, Baby IiAtch Time, and Tb Snob the Westminster nouncement from St. Mary it the second round of their scheduled Nance Kan., his him. preps In a spirited baspledges amounting to $1000 for the equip' als'i ran. home. Last summer he established a go. Dugglns started In with Eudey contest at the "U gymnasium ketball ment of a band for Buhl. Residents of Sixth race. 4 year olds and up, one mile and garage, which was run by Mrs. Quigley SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 28. University this heavy right to th heart, which he Wilcox The final score was 20 to last evening. Bill therefor are 102. assured a of ball fifty yards Arohambeault, Huntlrj. He be'leves It de- of Washington students are wondering If team plsc salt out during the two round. during his absence. band equal to those of any 7 to 1. A to 2, ft to ft, non: Ned Mllej bright, 13. The finals winners alao wars leading mands his entire attention. The howr opened with Pinky Sweeny Karl . . . th Pacific Coast conference will survive other and in end of half the at 1. the to 8 8 8 to to 5, second 107, Mertme, by the count of 1, southern Idaho. city Munroe d a storm that broke when Washington rend Joe Foot scheduled for a Regresan, 111, Crump. 8 to J. ft to ft, 7 to 10, 10 to 5. o. Sweetly got excited In the opening Heavner Detroit wrlteis are loudly crying that cently decided not to obey a new con1 47 Time third. Byrne, Bier man and ound and mad the going too warm for the Tigers need added pitching strength ference ruling that all football gate reSahatelle also ran. SOX Chess In Spain. oote. with the result that Joe had If thev are to gamer the American ceipts should be divided equally between league the opposing teams. MADRID. Jan. 28. Jose Capablanca SOLD nough before - the bout got well under OAKLAND gonfalon tnls year. Hew Orleans Entries. BASEBALL In the past the home schools have paid of Cuba, the chess champion, will arrive ay. No three race, to teams. the glrst furlong rooting 119, in Madrid shortly to play a series of visiting guaranteed amounts CARD CHICAGO. Jan. 28 Frank Shellenback, John r Reardon 119. Tntt 119 The Moor 119. matches at the COLLEGE conference members of the Casino de Madrid and th Faculty pitcher, was released tonight by the Oh Doctor 119. Miudle Wilson 190, Loch Levon Fine Arts club. schools, meeting here recently, passed the White Box to the Oakland club of the 109. Trnttn 109, torn 104 1 new 0 rule, as It Is called, over PRINCETON, N J Jan. 28. PrinceSecond race, six furlongs Jogo 116, Sir Shellenback had the opposition of Washington and other Pacific Coast league. ton's baseball schedule, announced toKabakoff Shades Fox. the Sox three seasons. Eddie Crsfton 119. Young Adam 118. Pigeon 112. with played In or located near Includes cities. the institutions night. large following NEW games: 28. Jan. 1920 The YORK, InterDEMPSEY CASE April 2. Johns Hopkins, at Baltimore; Oeorge Meuhlhach 112. Orenso 109. Clasnto! 100. ST. LOUIS. Jan. 28. Harry KabakofT, Stumpf. a catcher, who was with the team ODonoran manager, Dargraduate Washingtons will 10H, be rowed Ontce 100. Huron 108. II collegiate I regatta Win oter the a part of last season, was released to the April 8. Navy, at Annapoltrf; May 1. PennB. 106, Frances Starr 100, Alex a local boy, slightly shaded Joey Fox, Hudson river course at Poughkeepsie on win MelsneBt, announced at the meeting Des 107, Rett Moines club of the Western league. 84.N FRANCISCO. Jan.- ?S Mra. An-- sylvania. at Princeton; May 6, Virginia, Thursday, July I. This English featherweight. In a fast eight-roun- d rule, was decided that his school would not obey the Insti(lets 114. Raeontcuse 110. date bout here last night, according! to 8. United at he Mav the It, States attorney Adams, said, Princeton; Third race, six furlongs Ira Wilson 110. It at upon by the board of stewards of the for by following big Pennsylvania, Cue Favorite Defeated. ere, announced today that her office Philadelphia; May 15. Harvard, at Prince- Poughkeepsie regatta at a meeting held tutions would lose money to the institulit Bell 107. Jen Bullant 108. Rlrrah 109, newspaper writers. as Investigating charges of Irregularity ton; May 19, Pennsylvania State, at here today. Columbia, Cornell and Penn- tions In the smaller cities. Ynpahank 104, t ormornu llri, Wendy 109, FlyCHICAGO. Jun. 28. A surprise was ing i connection Witch 102, Aluk 102. Keep 102. with the exemption from Princeton; May 22. Harvard, at Cam- sylvania will be represented by crews at Arthur Priest, dean of men at the UniGoes to Jail hy Preference. In the national amateur Fourth mre, six furlongs Pickwick 123. Matnlltary service of Jack Dempsey, hcavy-- . bridge: May 26, Georgetown, ut Princeton. the regatta and Invitations will be sent versity of Washington, who attended the sprung billiard I.OS ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 28. AcIdol last championship inee It!. Courtship 111, Charles Ley to tne on rule night the May 29, Yale, at New Haven; June 2, to eight boxing champion. objected meeting, Syracuse. Wisconsin. Annapolis, when W. B. Huey of Chicago, former decker 102, Brother Marlrnn 102, Duk John quitted on a charge of murder, O. Kaneda Data In the case gathered by E. M. Harvard, at New York (in caae of tie); Georgetown. California. ground that faculty members attending world's champion, Le'and was defeated by C E. 101. Sweet Liberty 98, Anticipate 94. Is back in Jail here today for an IndefiStanford, chief of the department of jus-ir- June 10, University of California, at Washington and several other Stanford, the conference meeting had no right to universialso of Chicago, 60 to 47 In Fifth rscel one mile and a stxtocntli Pm nite star, at his own request. He Is payPatterson, bureau of Investigation here, was Princeton; June 12, Yale, at Princeton; ties whose requirements meet the rules dictate in financial matters between Rnmee 104, Pieter ing board to the sheriff for the privilege was pec tor 108. Drummond Hk seventy innings. Huey to expected urned over by Mra. Adams today to June 19, Yale, at New Yoik On case of the association. member schools. Schedules, eligibility make a 94. fliri Rainbow 104. In Kaneda was accused of the tournaof remaining strong showing W. Thomas, assistant of tie). 'olonel Char) rules and standards of play alone can be ment. Both Sixth race, one mile Grander III. Merchant having caused the death of another Japamen had a high run of four. ederal attorney and former adjutant th decided lie by faculty members, 107. Ptcdrn 105. 110. Cerinut Ond CoSun 10S, Amendment Rejected. He was discharged nese here recently. Arthur Newman of Brookljn Is the eneral of California, with Instructions Claimed. balt Lass 104, Dorcas 98, Toddler 98. Pleating Wins. after tglal, but his attorney told the court 3 Investigate As a result of the break, Washington the mettrr fully. RICHMOND. Va . Jon. 28 The senate Seventh race, mile and Lottery man feared the gperail to The Tribune. that vengeance of committee on election today rejected the will not meet Its old time rival, WashingII. Ben Sampson 114. Akteharan ill. Water- friends of the deceased the and wanted perEt Paul Hockey Team Wing. CHICAGO, Jan. 26 Marin Plestina, woman suffrage amendment to the federal ton State college, at football here next proof 114. Bertadano 110. Avery Tnimto 110, mission to In KATING until he could arJail I05stay Alert. nder loS, Pit 103, Frank heavyweight The house adopted yester- Thanksgiving day, although the two teams defeated wrestler, Jess conrtltutlon. ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 28. The St HurplB Matrox 107. Baby Sister 98. Mlsalllaarr 98. range to leave the city. He said he was Westcg&arde here tonight In straight day a resolution to refer the amendment are on the conference schedule for the Paul Athletic last declqha septet VORLD Th Pnnderosn 98, Buddy Tucker 103, Doily 07. willing to pay for the privilege. falls, the first In seventeen minutes and to a ote of the people, but as It was not game. Washington offered Washington feated the Canadian 8oo team night In a fast Brenner 103. Semper Stalwart 109. sheriff permitted him to return to his old the second In fourteen minutoa a Joint resolution. It has no binding effect. State 84000 to come here and play and and clean hockey game here. 12 to 0. Track. cell. he7y. CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Jan. 28. i lobby McLean, the American skater, at Bergen todav on board the steamer Btavangerfjord from New York. JtcLean was In fine condition, and the welcomes him, praising his niod-- I fress -tv. WELL-VHAO- T There is great Interest In th coming bTEAO'f? WH X OU'bT M'NOTE I'LL OVE. ic between McLean and Oscar AT ttCHOOL I.WUZ DO CO FiRVT? A.RE VOU COOOi I n for the world's professional TOO 'WHAT skating AH VTEA.Of 0 THREE lamplonship. for Many applications IN TOO ARE ckets for th race have been received ONE CLAtb WHAT om all over th country, and the WOPITH- a are that the accommodations of rink, 18,000 spectators, will be over-- i ixed. Mr Leans preient weight Is 143 pound hlch is 17 pounds less than that of latblesen. LEAGUE PLAY TONIGHT Turf Results and Entries trap-shoot- er -- Erratic High Wind Flights, but Good Made. Forces in, .While Colored Resorts to Clinching. Denver -- d A. welt-nent- a I- lax-tin- IN GRANITE SPIRITED CONTEST lat yoar-oW- a 1 1 slde-iwlp- About Timely Big Leagues year-old- Bier-Baf- t. ear-old- et hard-foug- four-oun- ht pos--ib- ly one-h- a ll 1 ay 840-ya- - 1 FOR BUHL as year-old- s 1 1 T U PREPS WINNERS WESTMINSTER n year-old- s two-hand- tur-reu- nd four-roun- WHITE TIGERS ARRANGED JNITED STATES INQUIRES INTO REGATTA FIXED FOR JULY HURLER TO 50-5- tt three-cushi- e RACE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP ar-Sv- BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus -- OH! Indi-ition- CAllr WORK FOR YHATf Y is V SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. Jan. 28 won both events here day in the national skating chamblon-up. Rov McWhorter, Chicago, led th j eld In th rac. winning In IC minuta, 23 5 Mc- -j seconds. owan of fit. Paul won theEverett two-mlfrom a fast field In 8.14?. western skaters 880-ya- f 2-- le j.ont iONTREAL MAN WINS SKI CHAMPIONSHIP j I .SARANAC LAKE. N. Y.. Jen. Udph Whfttall of Montreal won tha , 28 Inter-.tion- al akl jumping championship at th ml ng of th annual midwinter carnival re today. 120 av imtx. Fax Tuna Sssviea. Iwc. Ui |