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Show V 20 Dempsey and Wills Likely to Meet and Highest Bidder Will Get Bout. M'OANN. By SPARROW be ft It rm NEW YORK. Nov 21 surprise to many whsn It is announced that plans for a meeting In the ring between Dempsey and Wills are actually going forward The two gladiators are touring the country with their boxirg acta giving no hint of what is going on under- neath the surface onc. rped. So far as the fane are thev are convinced tha the battle will never tgke place, and in one or two quarters lurking promotershavequietly thdr give the tip that they wdl No one except the hopes Justified going to principals know just what Uwell The secret is being kept happen Put tbe writer has hprd enough to believe that a fight between the big white and the big black is by no means out of the question nxt One promoter, who is not keeping old and up rt aiming Geoff a $1300. 9 (Chat Wao, V 8waJ Ih. Mr 1UU (llHr,,)-'- . JS Dr. Cart, Tea Bxli, $70, $3 6k BviracSs, Plgnify, won Pilgr m ln5 (Itameyi, 1 fO $L20 Druwhoet Green ILasea ecocid; (Ftfldf) King. dunnysck, liirmr. third. Time. 2 39 4 4. Seaman. Roxana, .True Boy and Bniab By also raa. Second race, aix furtocfa Tproe tnradt-eap- , 1 tktsM. 4rrsdW XL AlUalmu. B uea snU Tire Pbantom Slate also ran. pnrae $1400; r. tw Humbert Fudges atr Humbert is the young aptaln of tha athletia indnstrv, wJio successfully staged a charity boxing show this year and bruke all records by ac ttrw-res- j lot (Thompson ), $10.90. $4.70. 3. won. Acreatie 120 (ilrAteei, $5 90. $3 60, aecond; hertaer 114 IAabrai, $3 SO. third. Time. 1 19. Priceman, Rfheral, Uuffet, Nomad, Foch, Nat Brans, 8Urer Lane and Tlie kn- l peer alao ran. Third race, A4 furlong, OH ole handicap, pnrae fl4m, ah afee Joe Marrone II! li8 Hlorn). $47 6o. $18 60. 910.90. won; Htortn King 116 (Hhankab 190. $9 70. aerond. Prime illniater , luO (Thurber), $6. third 1 19 IJeitenant II. Scotch Time. limom. Iaplander, forwaatec, Mr. lVpp and (oaragooua also ran. Ponrth rare, one mile, fourth mnnlng. $15,-aITades D. Bryas Memrtal handicap. added, ail tffee Sarasea 1 J6 (Weiner), H 70, Mmode 11 $1)80. $d, won; $16 60. $10 do, eemhd; PHncawe Do. 50. third Time, reea 117 (flt)ftt), $5 record. I 40- Clondlaiul. New track Senator Xorrii, Single Foot, Bralnatorm, ( PriaeUls CentriAifal. Ruley, udgeller, Horologe, Prince of Bourbon, Ixred One. alao ran. Prim roes and W'lldeme Fifth race, mil and 7t) yard. Snnaet 8 yesr-olda- , alkwance Overpnrae all 111 (McAtce). $3 ) $2 70. $2 4 wm; $3, $9, Saratoga Mnje 102 (Thcmpwml, ( Wlli'ann), 106 $3 90 rerotid ; lUwoke 1 47. Laddie Buck, Kanduit third Time and Blue Bidr a!o ran. S'xtb race, mile and sixteenth. pnrae Opper-mi- a and up. claiming IlSurt, 8 year-ol116 (Thurber), $2110. $1130, $6 00, umSm fighters have participated. Is that the Tbe understanding Dempsey-Will- s fight will be peddled will get bidder and that the highest It Tbjs makes New York the best bet, b4t suae this Is where the Mg y r money is isted with Fugsxv The men lend color to the belief that Mullins will he greatly Interested in swinging the man h to the trooklvn ball park Dave Driscoll, the former ball player and manager of all shows at Khhefs field. Is an intimate frbnd of Mullins, and Paddv has gone far out of his wav to give Driscoll & helping hand, 'I tv. both in Brooklyn and in If the Demp(me thing is icrtaln Ills boxing scheme falls through sey j because of some htdd n reason, Wills in Brnokhn w ill ta kle i lene Tunnev if Billv Gibson ran make up his mind rDk the to lake to permit Bens This Fugarv, bv the wav, Is sn He is the s.n Interesting character of an Italian banker, and a hevHllcr He was born and raised In of Italv a mighbnrhood of the metropolis where pugilism is the most important Humbert was not tow In showtoph ing his gang that he could swing fists with nnvona Ffnnllv, under the moniker, Jack fI Dee, he tiled his hand at fighting ajid was making good when the elder Fu- - j g ' That j gary learned of .tahisk activities I e, ths promiswas the md of Later be had a hand In ing boxer to conditioning some boxers forwardwas them Among championship" .JliumU-lodrh k 4Cyrddle Webdv and He also managed Ja k Sharkev and friendship between Fugarv and that little Spitfire mit artist has been few of ths a handsome spots In pugilism OAO ao I v Jy I ff; Jrev - i , ' - AjZ' & A . n Report from St. Marks hospital last,, j night Indicated that William A. Merrill, special agent of the Western Pacific railroad, who was shot three times last Monday morning by an alholding hie leged burglar, was yet own His condition continues to be reoove a for chance k critical, with on account of his recuperative vitality, W C. Taggart Captain and Mrs. Henry called at the hospital last night to see Mr. Merrill. SAMPSON 'f. . . A '.t of" McAndrews and the reiving of Grofoot stood out as Wi-nss prime efforts, the fumbling Gurley, Chicago's quarterback, who played defensive fullback, aided the visitors aitnost as much a thsir own OAO 0 AO OAQ OaO OAO Contrivance Successful at Lagoon; Horsemen In- - ' efforts. t hlcagoJbeao.-kbe'TSLitt's team to even terms ID dorse aujlcious-4yr"-hTrrtn- WINTER ACCESSORIES Strongly. - YAT them by a single marker, with y I a go on meetThe the score 7 to 6 In the second to close October which came a ing, score failed to vary in the 31, will go down In turf hietory in at Grange Closes College Win Gives Wolverines third The perked, and thw playing was Ieaat one respect, that It saw the sucdisWisconsin about evrn. although use of the latest starting rie- cessful signs of having quite a num- vice, mechanical contrivance which Grid Career in Blaze of Leg on Big Ten Cham- played ber of aerial tactics could they but bears a'the name of the Murray-Car- r over them get successfully. starting gate. Invented and brought final In the however, to its present state of perfection by quarter, Glory, but Fails to Score pionship With Purple. even v m. Murray, racing manager and thing broke for the Badgers, Long passes, Harmon to Crofott, lit- - starter at the recent meeting near of MOORE HEATERS erally ate up yards vantage, and Farmington, the gate has gained when Gurley s fumble of a long punt national prominence by Its ability to By JAMES C R U SI N BERRY. made possible s recovery of start horses In perfect alignment, COI.r.MnrS, Ohio. Nov 21 (Hv i'onsln 25 75c to f;PT CbDigo Tr.buu lrrs Scmcr. Hod H.'vroM oval, deep in Chicago territory, spite the fact Uiat fractious mounts, th Afwtxiated iTsut 21 MichNov ANN th cam ARBOR, breaks for the Overland be Badgers those th of niKht CCjt among starting Grange, th fUmiing ghost Wk igan t rushed Minnesota this afterFour through. e gate lteelf is built upon the noon on Ferry field, 35 to 0, and togridiron, dropped behind the They opened up their aerial game order of & aeries of stalls, isolating f front con leadthe wtstorn to ahiuvs and continued it the very last, each hore The start Is effected by f(Ktball horizon today, night $2.45 Chevrolet with Northwe-t-irto $ gild champiori'-hlscoring two touchdowns and kicking TOuaaing the front strap of each ing hD fighting Illini" to a if a fHlow dares to menbut both goals were hand)- - fltali and this la electrically accom- Both teams 9 14 to tngr $2.95 ftghting lllint" to a tion the name NorthweFtorn on the cHpped through absence of star play- - pushed at practically the same in- to be thrown ei on account of Ineligibility and In- from the collegiate gridiron with the streets here he Is likel Universal Fits any car; the tant Kln.gston lo'-- s for a Scott and Stanley, Rouse, machine has been cheers of 85,500 'Hie Murrav-Cartatora, the gri immense juries. Tho Michigan team wa Baker were declared ineligible through $8.50 ,at.'.r.r. several traks throughout throng, with one exception, that and after it m red a t(ui hdown in, jack of s holaatic credits has" for ''wid Chicago, friends rhcountry ever witnessed a football game in ibtt first quart-r- , tlm rexu t never wj, tje i.0 Hansen, Wisconsin star high In the turf world many outPerhaps was In doubt its running and stuan- - back, was out on account of injuries. H E. America, ringing in his ears landing among thesa ar breeder and forward passing attack i The lineup and summar famous Hradley Kentucky Grange, although failing to score ing Dr Sjtear's sophomore inaihln WARM MOTORS isconstn of an (7) owner (2u). and Chicago thoroughbreds a touchdown, finished his career in a almoht at will, while the Michigan Burru re ARE Sam (lark stable. xtensive Hildreth, that trl of stars. Jolti- Straubfl blaze of glory and, through a etraaige line atpp4-rt EFFICIENT Ilobecheid trainer for the Rancocas stable, and from the and Murrell, Von Bremf rg ........ Fokraas James FlLzsiinmona, who haa had un- stroke of fate, w.ut running with the ng, Almqui.st Ford R- Cl Q T start to finish It was seldom one c K Rouse der his care some of the beat horses Ide diator Coverv ball, participating in the final play of them could gaJn over two 84 da Hlbben Ig owner at horse in Stipek the Every country of tho gana) aa the pistol Jiarkod, and often they were thrown for big Nelson Same, with It Henderson Lagoon voluntarily signed an indorse-- j $ Hood Cover Wi I 9 ending ths lontost and his spectacular losses The- famous Minnesota shift 1olaskl Lamp ruenT of the Murray-Car- r starter, and Intel collegiate career. The Gophers shifted Crofoot was a bloomeu Drain a qb his by Hignified Chevrolet, request! approval Dodge, Grange, in today game, figured in and shifted and kept on shifting like D Harmon rh Marks for its use In all races On one occa- Star and Overland twenty-una lot of hop toods and verv time McAndrews .. Ih plays fiutu sinnuuHgTi Kernwein Mon, that of the running of the Utah Radiator twite getting away thev shifted the Michigan line Shifted Bamutn . fb gaming 143 yards, ("omniision McCarty handicap, Racing Cover. . jtat the runs fLat as that brought for spectacular with them and kno kd tfiem Score by periods. of the event most the Important T Wisconsin . . trowd i hearing to its fitl in a frenzy soon as the ball w a- - napped 0 6 14 0 S.m., M.th 26 meeting and value of $25o0, Om he got away on the Mithigan team that shif was Chicago Hood Cover 54tg5 of excitement . ..0 0 7 6 7'1 the owners carrjinga of entries Insisted that a run of thirty MX yartls tefore he about .ts pu211t'g ns n diTg bnrk Offlr isIs Ref ree, ETdrTdgd, L a r s en Adjustable and o the smarting machine wa out of bounls. His other 'True tt ts that Mrfvneofa fught Igan field Yale. IDnea. Umpire Radiator Covers Starter Murray. Their pe- cha mpion-hij- ) for th with a ert w Judee, Norton, Mi higan Head lines- - petitioned outstanding cffoit waa a darting was granted and a perfect start tition moMil vardu f twenty-fivbut Mr Yot man Graves, Illinois Ttnje of periods reulted. sophomore. $5i50 to on today rather oulsophomored Ir 8pare 15 minutes each (.range bv hi penformam Schom-me- r, brought his total record in yards the field. Bo Motemhi, Ixvuis Gilbert offlihtls. John J, Umpire 115, Sea Lidv 115, Bock FTerry and gained In hi" three year of rom& Field pUing thiir flrt Chicago judg Nick Ima Way 1)6. Lala Navarre 11. thieen Htimi, to 3545, more than two miles year on the varsitv Kearns. De;auw. Head linesnTan- - J. 11. 115 Kit Cat 115, Polly With a Paat 115. of territory, and enabled him to finof periods J Llptiki, Chicago. Time FiliUoo One First Wcmdertul 115, touch115, career nineteen wnh ish his 15 minutes. Barlura 116. KHa M 115. Trlete d Conor down to his credit, scored m twelve the middle 115. 115. (llff 115, Adieu 115, Halrdrwaeer mtikI He game ga.in' His r greatest gamrts LvV.. Hecend race p.irse $UkK, claiming, all RUBBER CASE FREEDMAN HEADS in the achiHv oment, hord 119 Elfewood Carefree f fwrlonc six , aga when he gum a io.ir ago. was whn quarter for the firt ve-eGuaranteed One Year 115. Inetructrea 101, Middle 104 Dieifer WESTERN SCORERS man Bv4, IvBire 118, Forward Pass 110. almost wnt through n wide hole qenel bv he vanquished tile Wolverine 'i for ail ' J ia mg bat k with tho Hawkins mid Lovett and plungod on of Mrri II 111. (niaiialner Calnll r ' Nht $11.95 until light cars V j ' . ' y op. ning kick off :uf er running nmetv-fiv- e shaking off a couple of tackier f'HrCAfJO. Nov 21 (R.V the Avo- - t(V. Mliv.ym.n 1M. Ban KM, Old Beth v a Noel KM. Amer Within for tw ent ard P.tri.e for had four a covered F.eoz he touchdwn l lt. of rUfed Ire.3 Friedrrum til, yard Renny four 13 v? a tom hdown In the twelve minutes he had scored quarnr Mi.'hDcan, one of the bent forward Pm ttle 9ft. Tew Sixty 106 p,atr,.or. $16.95 touchdown and finished ths game Bo plunged through for a tout hdown paesem ever seen in th Western 90 Third Kt Yanttjr, $1500. the t race, pwre V c' ,' A line gained a from the after scoring a fifth, having is the leading Big Ten conference, Loved even 8 Text old fUliee. furlongs of one the did with 4"2 who the urd Gilbert of was r It total He took the die HO, All Goo HH, Kxndnlt IP, Lsdy for 1925 v f for Dodge 9L 1 4f 1C - Ut ' y open field running. the big lend from Nlch Kutsch of Iowa grtutest performances of football. Ambassador 104 CfcryaalUa 107, Extra Dry eng Frhklln Vtw.lv thrill of til game being prrnlucod with a total of 52 points to 4?today 110. for GRANGE IS LEADER. 107. Shady Sadie 107, GambI In your old Turn tn the list quarter when he Kutsch The Iowan has not scored a Mm $16(fe, by bettery the Terminal, Fourth race, purse Grange, forgetting the fortune that intercept, d a forward pas on his point in four games, while Friedman 2 rear olds, mile and 70 yarde Orders 104, wits about to fall into his lap. roused own line and flushed slx-thas been closing up and scored five Arahy U8. Blardale 103, Type (hitter 108 the fighting spirit of his team to 106. CUqd of the down tbe tight 4 Bennie Oosterhaan Token108.107, Rldrax 100108, Nomad kicks tdav IS A CLEAR WINDSHIELD thev fieldvards that nn h ati extent tislav Blackamoor 108, In the sec- gal for a tom hdown IJgUtvlew of Michigan scored two touchdowns hts YOUR CHEAPEST FACTOR tKMired within the firM ten minutes ond Foreman 103 a he and punt aught In qu.artr is on Friedman's passes, and OF SAFETY Antnmn of play I150P. the thtrtv-fivopening up with a ards tefre todav a point behind Kutsch, 8 F fth race,and purse third took returned it up mile aod a alx'eerjth pas to Britton, which downed and in 'he ame per' d with place, $ Malco Junior Hock pocket Prince 100, 100 Hill line, he being the the ball to the fourteen-yardarted through a hole in the right Windshield Wipers touchdown Hamlet 106. Orerall loft Gold Beater 100, Osterbaan Is the seven yards he ripped through t.ickle for th of the lone and made twenty maker of the Big leading eid Ten with eight Ling of Fortune loft. Ickert)le 97. Ixxmgball to vnrd Clearslts Windshield himself and then gave line from Last to the Leonid Sir 115, Seal Rolomoo'a Ten er the Dd Kft, King ar, Grange Big Daughertv. who added another vnrd which point Molemla carried ths ball with thirteen Wipers 103. Loved One 94. . Vtrador touchdowns Mojenda the knifed driver ITi phantotn pile GMhert did the- - punting, too, of Michigan and McAndrews of Wisover Klaanall Windshield Sixth rare, puree $1800, claiming. 8 in ruooeasion and and alwavs Ohio Line twk W pars mile aod a alxteenth Firat Matg 106 got his kicks off for long consin each scored two touchdowns on Ohio a distances PT, (llqur 118. M.ltt 101. R.ndrm gave Illinois a first down Mrnlllna mnav Maico Automatic Instead of scoring the puts Vnlenda Into a tie aHaAm line rmabr 100. ftramao Onterbaotu a usual, stared In re- with Redrht,Grange for fifth place 98. Usd TogKnhin Windshield Wipers he railed himself, infi. Arbitration 104, Ware arid firt touchdmvn and coref ceiving fjrwnrd 1924 his nrnde half not fullback 106, 102. 106, the Star quite Grange big Kelley Bright Brittons signal ('ret two touchdowns by grubbing Frled-nva- torsi of touchdowns, six this year Clear View 102, crossed the goal line Britton kicked s s bark of the goal line SIDE CURTAINS The leading rlnt scorers of tha $1300, pure ftererth rare. claiming, the extr-- point with Grange holding On two or three other occasions he a sixteenth 1925 arkand up. mile and Ten for FOR FORDS "Big the ball a of out the air for snatched a Tot. T F.O Pat J1mno 111, Duckling 90, Trajanua 100, HiIllinois second touchdown, cored big gain andpaas Of Extra Heavy Material besides be was a whale Freldman 101, FopD'tto 104, Ai Boyd 111, Rnl dalgo Michigan in the second period, ram as a re- on often throwing a MinneConfidence 101, Soviet 103. Who Cares 104. sult of Grange's ptessing Grange sotadefense, when an Kutsch, Iowa man for 41 big lo r.yp.e. ItfwelHoo JO. Bmartr 106 Dernier Bon $6.75 mMerbaan Michigan. heaved an elghteen- - ard pane to K.is-made to circle hi end was log. Modo 111. Galatia 108. Mretic 104, attempt Minnesota who leat'el in tha air. caught Yes Gr Minnesota mav have some Alrnqulst, PentThe 101, 108 Maarnierade type, si. Jacques Illinois $6.75 108 nge it and grounded it behind the 108. Quecreek !tn 14, Oor BirUidar pv set star uophomorAs, but it was the Molenda. VVtwcpnstn Before Grange threw- the pass Mhblgni Weather clear- - track fast. post who did th ouigsters ho EARLY PURCHASES that s ord the tiuichdown THE RUBBER MARKET IS SOARING. b M,l,,rm"n, " flthtlrtr for lhpivd str.ru ffft ts1av, ch. ... S BOWIE EEST71TB, a uc csHfullv to Grcm thr t,ofl':"lv MAKE THESE PRICES POSSIBLE fence ..mnlon.hlp i a1! on thio ' t on ms First race oos mile purse $1.VV), 2 rr uttltmc for n...srV..;''ir0; gajn that placed the ur,'o PH (Wllliama), BRUNSWICK re the well knwn little frown jug claiming Foreman o.ght yard line $11 80. $5 90. $4 80. woo; Bndnr 104 (Harw hi h PASS SCORES. bn been trof.hv for These .Tf sting Minnesota 30x3 Purdue $7.95 for anmiAl cvnets voir h!o Ft4te entered the soiing col.......... Fabric. umn In the necond thoujth whnt nnvorie wsnt.s wuth a hn brown period 30x3! ult diffn in these times on Illint.ie fuinM' jug $6.95 1'rvMgberitv Ml Fabric to umh rstand Turf Results, Entries Ime frr a rebind hie own 30x3' 2 Suburban In th thrrf! perbil nft r Grange S9.S5 f, M Cord itxresTOjr'HiEin.Ts. f. ring from a painful injury to bis and op, Ftrat race, pnrae $on 8 $13X6 a k oliio State oirned up a pa rucounti 9J rdi.0v''l futurifr CaetlHa, BEHIND TO WIN rlaimlns ant Oft, and a twenty five vurd FROM fjO 20. $'!), won Eacape. ng atMrk Dow TO. 70. 10.1 $7 $4 second, to Mnrek WVnd'er fSterln, gave (hlo jb.ave $21.25 cf4.0v.w.' Bend. Town ion tur), $4 20, GAUTIER tb'rd FIELD. Smith Time, AVrndler added The n t'Hi li'l'wn. 2! dRv in 3 5 the - AssoG-jtedm(aptain (o"'Uaa, Ooeen Ovrt-stnfter touching or a pla.efnent Ind Nov S3x4t.x Franc-Belton Jo Nell Fretwell, Johran $29.50 Mo team gaining in rrmr.ile. and j Tees I After spott'ng Northwestern The In the ftrt half Notre Mill fVy. kin.ax and Mias Mischief also in point mre ard nn-- f threatenlrg Dame ber(nirr SSxS Ov.fmta came bark todsv to d feAt the I in the mdt K suo eful race pnre $mm one mile, J Tetr Cord IS to K. Itorknri m.n f Illinois asked m WIMrx.x Zut pke iW8.- Dad hail. conservative on stmleht, Beas McCann 1(0 g4 t(i $320 won rt turn to the field and Grange KELLY.SPRINGFIELD 5 md d while hered hJ rMdllng the Funds line and Hrcliug f!vloV(0, g4 v $840 second Beacrsr. 30x3 Buck.y His return to the game the ends repeatedly In the last half 1103 .(.amen $3 On. third Time, 1 41 3 5. $6.95 Fabric. Attack. Lady Bandrae, Flanag.xn and Enright tkjwc aliaf. F'ank give hs team tbe needed stamina Iwith Meamdon. etr Tan also ran and Idtt! ball Ncrrhweetem th Lnrrvlng tn turn bA k the t)hl 30x3'4 ffcnle Bucksys mile rac and Third porwa $7.95 acored In the first period on a place- nrnl sumrnarv Fabro lineup and SrearoMa upward da. mins14 line, and made !$ kit k from the Ohio 4fste 9 $8 70. 1"9 $9 2t i, ic fKrankman 30x3' g Bucksys VcAnpff). In ond th le a Khww-- i touchdown quarter. $8.95 (t0 Gunmnhjun wn. chf. PMP)9 iJhnanB), Cord. . when Ixwrv raptjr1 Edwards fum- Mi hoi(Garoer)i 12nn. $S 20, eeonnd Time Mx, , sund. 4 Ivi ley ble near the goal line but was Im- - ft 40 thir4 RlnkaroMe. Time ; $10.95 FU Kami Mit Sister JoseHe, Gleaner, HMvy Cord potent thereafter MiW a s Vlata ing twenty-one-da- EXCEPTIONAL PRICES WARMTH FOR EVERY CAR j SI. de-t- Mi-ii- GOOD WILL j inter-colDgi- n, 1 ;. -- What is meant by Good Will? It is nothing more nor less than confidence established through integrity of purpose. I d o . I . 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Sax' Jl fPr the Associated Press) ('srieton g Hslm to first honors college wo (1n the Mldweet conference br defeat i to I. her today In the last gam of the easo n for th Male and Jtru eleven Garleton haa a clear record In tha Midwest conference. It fa easy to get a partner with to Invent thrritah Ke In etna- ( mentality of The Tribon Want. Ing Knox. I ' 12 aod Cbola race fntnrity onrs. pnrse $snn, SrearcMa and up rlaimlns Robert Max-wirst (Steele). $10 JO $4 70 $170 won; V) $S TO lfspp Top 109 ( r mer), Mata rp 106 (VtrAollfte) $4 70, third Nrv 21 OS 5 (equals track record) RTHNMTVOTN, Ind TVme. Bonn Gla-ae- n Purdue boo Pox Wee forebed. (Hr the Associated Tress Trarmore and Bnddt Bmw alen raa and Indiana' anclept Hosier rivals, race eorrse sitTeeotk a Fifth He score! to here todav futurity bought foturity, $'4V4 added, at tha dedication of Ind'snag rtew Runnlrr preeAera' 127 of Time, Halba), sadium. Twic In the final period $27 40 $4 fto. ht15 10, wro. Bobhtiag Dxer, atBrner. Indian guard right 127 (Jiihrsrtn) eecrmd ffelea $20 $20. tempted 'field mala from within the Habe 119 naxlori, $1 90. third Tim. 1 o rard Hn Near the dose Marks, 1 os gft new (rack record! Rnseh, NurIndiana captain, ran ninety anU for mi Kax1far. Great Sport. KM nock. Mf (otc-nel- , an apparent toychdown but the Soctamal and Chtcag a'.aa raa, ruled he had Stepped out of S'tk la futurity ronrs. As Remtr handicap pnre $17w 30 all A4age Vav Brirfe, bounds at midfield ! 40 $3 60, Wo( 'MrOflTt, , Ventfta. Ill fGamer), 2 SO. $3 40. 107 third. Tims, (Frcnk) $.1 Dudley op i $ oh ftnasant Christmas Kerning and Ranh Monk sis raa Se Tenth race, ifle and and apward, catm-in- r pace Hd, $ year-md- a Foofth Ier and happiness. 15 6 South Main Street; STANDARD BATTERIES ; Illinois-Micbiga- n would likely be worth more than the visible assets of either concern. Good Will can only be built by establishing confidence in the conduct of your operations. You can not build Good Will by advertising Bogus Sales, by Misrepresentation, by Refusing to Be Fair to Dissatisfied Customers. On the contrary, confidence is only established by satisfitdiUjQ $8C9 e In dollars and cents the Good Will you to be . r Wannamaker or Tiffany? Jfi want T up-St- -t The value of a business is not represented in the cold figures representing so much merchandise. Who could estimate the value of the Good Will of Marshall Field, John -- d at-e- st Fair dealing, effective service and honest representation of the things You would not you have to sell. list it in your inventory as a liquid assettjmd yet your banker would consider it one of your most valuable assets. lanc-st.- - DIES. e ' ' . ld .quitting forlh-- J CHILD 1 - 'liMichiganCrushesMinnesota Pres Wounded Officer It Chance Holding-Eve- Nona Dean Sampson, daughter of Morrill Samuel Sampson . and Myrtle Robinson Sampson, died $!(. voMerday morning at the family residence, at 340 West North Temple street. The child was & student at the Lafayette school. She Is survived bv her parents and one brother and two fters The funeral will be held Monday morning privately at the famand interment will be In 1 $14 40, ily residence, non; Uaiimac 10fl (Richanla), $10 SO, aecond: Federailet 100 (Barnea), City cemetery. 49 4 $7 60 third Time, Clique, FlyDr. O'Mam, Shadow-deEmergencies are being met dally by ing Cloud, Triumph, fhoe tli less little workers. Tribune and Blue Hill alao ran a Seventh race, mile and half, pnre Want Ads. fi'tiwy Illlni Victors Over Buckeyes;:: EDITORIAL BY lot 1 H&-- er ar tpftct v. j a 40 $20. secnod; Wr6 ;??. mere), $5 60, third. I'm!, tually turning over $75,000 to the wor thy eauwi after Wills Fugaxy is admittedly Kbbets field, He haa and Dempsey. the home of the Brooklyn baseball to intends stage club, and here he not a few stellar bouts. Baddy Mullins. Wills s manager, haa a warm spot In his heart for Kbbets field He has banked some tidy sums derived from bouts at this arena in which his - SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1923. TTTE BADGERS USE PASS TO SWAMP CHICAGO FIFT.D. Ghl calro, Not ?1 Th Press (py the Aewvc'ated Wisconsin Tladgerx coened np an -RTAG.d In xtixfk th. rit th. tart ttu.rt.r M.rvv,n nnaJ f oon'est. and swsmped Btsrr a bova of ?n to 7 hi' by a Scot tha fwatrd gael"g of TVrxte Harmon, the off tackla plunging of Ikmum, th XX $13. CO $21.25 $29.50 co.0.v.MI" vr: corY.0:. Idy Other Six Georg BaIIU, one on of th mostIn this ecpromlamg featherweights new a light- oountry and Fiat Ueoteeaat, 97 (Gamer) $22 0 tJcn tn Balt home hi to returned weight, S4 (Jnhnwi), woa. $3 30. ItO'rf) In more than first time Lk fur the 44 10. $? m ascend, Mldweetera 103 (bnel) a yar when he arrived yeeterday $2 third Pm. 43 ? - Dnety .Ml been haa he from poruaLftd. where .! ' last year. H r boxing for th Gerv of art tea Raelina, F'gMlng Nbe BOWII FFTRJt Wvonurg tn the maia eyent of the, reee yaw fiam S year 4d p4- - Manhat'a club bowte at the Hippo-- i Trt sad fum $ drome theater tontorrow night. tAdx ) op-th- e pe, 1 mts ii. af . t x at Proportional Pries j j UTAH'S LAAGEtT AND MOST COMPLtTfLY ST0CKSD AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY STOPS MAIL OPDIPB GIVIN PROMPT ATTENTION 402 BO. BTATZ ST. Corner Momm Hotel Bldg;. A |