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Show Tin: THE GU M PS-- THE D AN SALT. LAKE XR I R U X E L LA V M ONI ) A Y N 'S T I L L MORNING, NOVEMBER 23,1 925. 11 PURSUED HER Cant fool Mother Nature 9 Becomes Pro. Gridder Grange 040 00 00 Tl DARTMOUTH Signs With Chicago Bears CHICAGO, Nov 22 (By the A?- - fhe Bears, plaving an UiL.JiUfsUis5L. of capitalizing hia gridiron fame by signing vto play professional football against the wishes of his father, as well as George Huff, director of of thft of Hiinois; Coach Robert Zuppke of Illinois and others, who had hoped he would acheld cept other business ente-pris- es Aa-s- o 22 NKW YORK, Xo the (By open to him. int-factors Individual Press famous The with redhead wgned dr w n .c t of the interest today in the the Chicago Bears and will play his iinalvs's of the weeks football Has Beerr Neither Defeated Nor Tied; Harvard Outdoor Athletic Season Holds Concluding Events FIST BATTLES OdO OYO today, pUuueiid-.iuL- day Hears stars, cottar vade ix vvhh games al Final Feature Grid Contests This Week Pre-ce-Indoor Coming of Record-breakinSeason for Winter for Year: of tie excptjon rfrTrrT'TnTatPtp'tTftn After plaving these game the with Grange and additional Britton, his including Kail at Illinois this season, will inFlorida for ganus during the g. anJ SoIIti. Cervantes de ck Bouts NKW YORK, Nov. 22 I bc-- v racuse-Gohnnii- gf-a- 1 sa-i- MURRAY LAUNDRY t LAUNDER EES QUALITY Using Only Softened Artesian Water a Ober-lande- r, nr - flat-wor- k, (Hv the time Yale university has made the Promise Many Thrills. Adherents Satisfied. garden surface B home rink, and ITess ) This la the TransiWhen Grange arrived In Chicago New York will be represented In the tion juried of the vears in sports todav after thrilling K f.ubail international profe4ona) circuit by a fans on Coldmbus the return indoots In the face of win- group of expensive the secveteran exponents ond largest crowd that ever saw tt an excess of Interof the Ice game. hlle there Track meets, basters advance. football game In Amerna there w re est in the but tonight ketball. blecle races, boxing all Events that are to ome take on have so mane promoters awaiting him with 'if Salt Lake and b 'IM room In the new sport struccontracts In their pM kets that the tven George e a football, proud important No hr CifMi.tM of Portland. adtb-the where attendance ture, capacity (lighting looked like a nceptinn compast of its U25 demonstration of Ftvlilit, .various from 14,000 to 20,000 persons, first game with them In the Chi- crowd the mam ewit of the Manhattan rt oui mittee to tile Fringe f Wales i st.iue im p v ui Thanksto National Imut the club cago sport. e league according park few , choice 'i here were offers to appear Jtd Granges division to turn pro-- giving da, wlTh the Chicago Car'n the IPppnlromo theater ha not CROSS COUNTRY RUN. now that his college career dinals as tornell Pennsylvania, a Do movies, to write for newspaper Grunge trmted ftom tlte intist in five pre-- I 'rings opponents Is ended, has attracted nationwide Into a do and dozen other The waning outdoor scheduled bout signed Charles C. Ple, a Champaign, Sj Colgate-- f lirninarv and v tel. t, but thtie was a marked con- Ilk, no to be Salary seemed t brings more than a score of colleges theatrical man, as his manager things miw Ind m to the in the Brow n conteat. on Thankegiving day, and t trast to the Illinois (Hptaina move in universities into competition at b ut htankie Puffington Grange said that Ryle had rnereh tin rvtual of Andv ( Swede) of Van Cortlandt park tomorrow in the ronflid and !h servioj Mack tooted as Army his friend adviser Henr and and good of jgfilt Lake ntv IN a. y on Saturda ba kfh id aon of Dartmouth annual tor intercollegiate A. A. A. A. laat few weeks and liad spent RED HAS REASONS of philadt Iphia have been mat hed fain t ahim pt a professionaln his the cross own country championship, won last f"Ur the funds VS. gr,'t FRIEDMAN to WALKER go investigating The men are s!hlul'd ontract offrtd by Florida pro-ihv the I'nlverslty of Pittsburgh. to Salt countless offers made the football FOR TURNING PRO round Mm k Is a lie jear The a rs season . fut pro-anv where. groan indjor Major league baseball appeals to be Pj le h contract with Grange Rake Citv. luit if find Mb ke Malker, welter-- ; end, placer. the end of football before V. hslMike Tullv, star Dartmouth is for two years While neither P)e book awaiting hi u a lefnrd d g weight iliampbin ojpo.ed to Sailor nyarlv Ir By WARREN W. BROWN, plav with the in its cool weather performspned go-Grange would discuss the terms, dtcate then T!uffigton evrv-thtnFi ledman of Chicago Wednesday in indulging d ne (it I Suam Jtollers, but on it was its whisperings snd actual with ances, Pvle would receive Universal ServicL Staff Correspondent. (Would that t ab oit give nit Newark. N J, a twele-nunir.g to have batuida 'askeri t tie relea.ed from 25 per cent of Grange's earnings test, CHICAGO. Nov 22 Harold (Red) he ha to win from the in- - (wherein a crown mat fall New Jersey trades his thatthe Dart-l- t Rich the products tournaments, golf uing IN FAMILIAR tin writer an ader Gringe today granted FIELD. does not permit decisions, but Fried of Increased uth Hiithrltnsd had requested him public Interest, have been ten round intfrlew in whih he records how Mack' or foul, or announced for knockout The celebrated gridiron star said exclusue not to pmy this year. The managethe with winter, his reasons proBout w 1th J hnrv Leonard of Allen- (jf Walker Is tn apa itated during the ment consent d, and Tully. although he had decided to play professional fessional football for entering tn prizes for the professionals. the withes town, Ia Leon nrd isnt the same bout and find. himself unable to re- - California Instead of accepting other of his father and against snd will listed, did not appar In todays game football offers Florida his best friend stage them. Johnnv Leonard biother rf Pennv, aume made to him because at iTovldem between the Steam alluring no The I don t see whv plan in the nahas been who twik up boxlt g but failed in the et the outstanding event of the tional amateur Hollers and Krankford training or experience that all this racket oer there Eddie Tryon, he had seems mv going into championship bov The week will and would him enabled to have the quit game accept opening of the doomed William C. oigaie star, alto lias refused to enter the others He said the football, Jr., Grange said Is Ft t II verv rnu h m the game In M)OP magnificent indoor ' arena sport prospective president ofFownes, public would professional the pro ranks at this time. the Youd a think United the were pro bv Tex plajer was If named be he new he better satisfied turned his lot of butue. and Madison Square States Golf association, will be deleknown, the fact, Uhkardjhas n Perhaps the outstanding result of efforts it to t fit he harden tn New Y(rk Fifteen Dams people to the field In whnh be had week n a cnntrud'T to discuss with British authoriSrttuidava eastern play, the features been most A milege man like onlv 1at with title held bv Tirnmv Good- - f n h.t.. thne sturdv fellow who gated useful, so he could earn associate G 01 ge Siler can g ties the new ball that America com(t whfh were Harvard s scoreless monev to repay nto baseball lightvvelcht clnwe deilon to wheel for six davs and six his a for father the rich Vak a lighter, larger sphere, neceslaMle against Vale and Georgetown s sacrifices made for him 'nights, mends, and monev make of out soniethmg mute iwill start m the first New ork grind over the that he did at college and not a Leonard bout upset of Fordharn, was to up the burden of hisand20- also take sarily of less carrying power. d f In p 'Dance in whih'of the ear in tlie Another next the dominant position of brother s education. word is aid against it building Basketball, nphasie hockey and track perwas a ten round no- Sunday at midnight I .riiiiomh A professor in college can make Mack took formers, eager for action against rival der'lsion biiut with bamrrv Maride1 of. Completion of this $5000000 Grange, In deciding to plav profesI ig Green eleven, h ome which closed are clubs, and diioerv for preparing important ald thatlture north of Time it season a wok ago by trouncing sional foothall, is in a jamltton to talize on that, and it all right capisquare brings what promises to be a diligently But the bout vaThea newspaper ManrR II professional and amateur good di.wv u ago, now stands In the east as the earn a fortune within the next few Into season for indoor sport, especially In ( hockey a to made touchhac fw happen week by galloping up and down the downs e In New York for the first New omv and so on, and because I can is a strong title contender, a( cording prominent gatlon neither beaten nor chalklines Yqrk - Is and another fortune . make money trving to make some to Rickard' statement tod ordhum hhowed this distinction awaiting Ahim in other fields i likoW that Another preliniinaiv more touchdowns in with Dartmouth until jesterday, but lthough the terms under which football pro Grange e ervbodv savs it s terrilile to be a sensation i the was accom- will play1 the form r s downfall professional football were In the outI shouldn't sav every . Imut between Billy Burke of Ogden plish! d by Georgetown Perhaps made public, it was reported that not bov I Is form of the day. I and Ted Stew ait. the colori wversal body. divided guess opinion standing Grange s share of his Thanksgiving get Burke his wui ev.rv ert. and. liie Colorado Aggies, tied for da-alone will amount to about and aan lot' of letters on the subject from Pocatello game a bv In the the cliainphaiMli.p of the Rocky Mounawful Dt of advice OYO professional ring Adxice start 3(S 600. OtO oto OO is the easiest thing In the world to knockout Stewart made hi first aptain cmferMKC, are the only other was it The contract, said, provides local ve&r this One side sas int a darn fool pearance in the n ajor t li us sui where in the oountrv get ring 1U shall receive cent that per Grange if I don t get the money and the on )nt Mopdav, when he won bv a etui Uating a record matching that of the first $5000 that comes into Other side sas I'm a darn fool if I knockout from John Pezelv of Sa t if Dartmouth, although Michigans the .gate, 20 per cent of the second do. ou are So there If Burke i to continue his Lake uu tKdnt defeat at Northwesterns ISOOand 40 per cent of all over this record of kno kouts, he is going to KNOWS FOOTBALL BEST. hands is the only thing that keeps amount. to nutgame a brave and good lost men from the top, "Im going Into professional foot- have TICKETS 00 UP. By IRWIN M. HOWE. little fighter fact, betterwlth the Giants In 1914 ball to make beof out MISSOURI OUSTED. money it, An unknown quantity will come The promoters are figuring on a than he had dbne with Buffalo in I like football and because it Getting seoond vind is a specialt Kansas ousted Missouri from the gate of $80,000. The price of tickets cause of O'Brien Ogden pnnnv when Young lyi2, but. even though he did. he wu the ohe thing, possibly, that I can meets Eddie Ford of Pueblo In a of Milton Stm k and one of the miraunbeaten list vesterday In the mid-d- h was boosted to $2 50 and when word is sent to the Phillies in 19U He was do best. cles of baseball he O since Is Brien known Milton, bout wet, so that the onlv other un-- spread that Grange would be in the at Philadelphia to the close of ths For the life of me I cannot see fed elevens of importance are game, the scalpers Immediately asked and ns an 1918 left to Pt seaaon fans local the and never in aggressive ones did he so is Ignatius college much of Washington on the from $3 to $6, with Indications that why there thi IniM-rstbattier football back in 1510, has had a career go above the .200 mark in hitting. If willing Hfulhi roast, Tulane In the south and the supply would not hold out for a fellowabout professional Bud til! In another Transferred to fit ths preliminary Louie Cargoes into It in the proper but mostly dinals. he hit over olcaie in the cast Each of these, forty-eighours two huge of ups and downs, that mark In four pla s his game a best he can. Vaughti and Rnv I.ngion hovwvei, has suffered one tiA h 2ft "d wne His up came with the successive years, but showing a Grange will finish the season with spirit, weighing ei uses his head and takes care of "moral over iotory will clash Hapards Thv arc willing Brxklvn Dodgers during the past slump In 1923 he was trsded to himself and doesnt waste hfs en- pound a ale eleven, which went Into this I an t see that it is any difsnd can hit po the bout should be Brooklyn, where he turned in a batseason annual elastic n heavy favorite, re- them by Princeton, the new ruling ergy. livclv sluref from ferent football average of 242. In 1924, ths lowcollege stored Crimson hopes of a football force of the Big Three. Sto k has hinted that he npay not ting Montv Marsh and Young Rovd two est he hes ever had, in majors or to "Im the monev anxious get Lafayette's victory now, because ten years from now no- novices cla.h in the curtain-raise- r renaissame, even if the final statisminors to return That was his swan song, so If he the game next ear tics rank the Cambridge eleven far over Lehigh followed form and re- body will give a darn what I was Cervantes and should not, it would be a blow to the they said The moved another ancient classic from down the list All theyll want to know is how much Soil Is, are In excellent shape Thev Htock had played third base sinre 1925 will be which the slate, no gridiron was There question of Harvards rounded out theij training and sport, as it needs & lot of Stocks. 1914. Switched to second last seathe engagements moneynowhave you It They dont care have are Yale completed with gameness under heavy odds. fit for a grueling contest. He has been in the game a dozen son. the first time he ever played that both you got scheduled Thanksgiving day and next thenNext twice being checked on the d eurs, and in that time he has been position, he not onJy became one of need be no fear about action fall, the seawhen There football line, but the Crimsons greatest need Saturday. cornea around, there will be new In that battle, for Nabe ha never above the .300 mark in hitting only the star seoond sackers, but he pracand Pennsylvania opponents son w as an attack to four times up to the past season As tically remained among ths first ten He new mipport Us fighting atCornell faces and local fans to the a new failed and please Franklin field In the leading holi- deal all around. names, defense Yesterdav's tie was the sixth It doesnt take the alwavs has given evervthlng he has an illustration of a comeback there hitters In the National acleague, and day encounter In the east, had no Codeadlock In the fifty years of Yale has been to show felto In him snd SojIW will have nothing like it, considering that In hie public long forget any one year and hie Harvard football history, the first tive competition yesterday, but all he has to lat it out with the all the ang.es twelfth In professional baseball. la and Syracuse tuned up, for low.I wonder what the 'einc 1911. All of them have been Milton do .268 couldnt better than When he gang at Illi- lltftt Wvorwlng Mexican clash at the Polo grounds by nois will ea. odt Like a whirlIn hi jrelesa, I want you first trv at professional base- wind it wasstarted y about me considered only a flash trimming Alfred and Niagara, respec- and the world to know that when I ball. That was the vear after he left in the THURSDAYS SLATE. he was but pr there day pan. Illinois loyalty I mean It every school, and the percentage was acYale thus failed In her two main tively. after day until he had been at bat Other Thanksgiving day features sing word Illinois and always for In the dedu Im Lac Fond quired r bjectlves of 1925, where a few weeks 613 Buffington times and s involve amassed will Penn State and Pitts- wilLbe I final unoffifunct He cial average of 32ft and had expectthat some of Jhem league d favo- burgh at Pittsburgh, Brown andCt-gat- e will ago the Blue was a be- - off me. but Im was as I ftnd Itf then acting playing shortstop to take the Big Three crown for old adage about rite at Providence and West Virginia think youth Im making aq honest was good enough for the New must betheserved " plaving the third straight year. The uncer and Washington and Jefferson at choice best. Can blame you the of occupation, . and after ail York Giants' scouts to gftve him the managers for t im and faulty performance of the Morgantown, W. Va. holding on to those on this present racket quiets down mayonce over That was about all he f Its yesterday convinced observers The Army trounced ITrsInus as a be everyone gloomv aide of thirty ahd picking will think as I do, that as he waa sent to Buffalo and the got, that they had not rallied from the ef- final competitive workout for the an- I have done right. others up then to Mobile fn the two ears folfects of the stunning setback handed nual struggle with the Navy, to take Stock may quit. If he doesn't, DID HIS BEST. lowing. he may do better next year. place at the Polo grounds next SatIt is usually an axiom with the probahlr 'Some have me written He doesn't have to plav and He has urday, while Holy (rose cast a bit of told me peopleI a minor that manager owed to that league Into Boston to made In Florida real esa plaver the Illinois ir fortune college pprehension must show considerably over the 300 tate already in I don't think that uta,' in school camp by swamping Boston university Is with Jack partnership mark In the bushes before he can be Fournier who also threatens to leave I gave In a final warmup for the Catholic right I paid mv tuition accounted major league timber Here the grand old paatime all I had to Illinois People don't college classic at Boston Saturday Ths fans hope is where Stock filled them. He did he stop to think about what a fntball In fart, hope that both almost as well in the majors in rM won't. haa to go through at coliege b plaer hck TRYON MAINTAINS All thev know Is about the games But theres that dally grind, thre HIS SUPREMACY and rvd Jentsch showed four hours of hard practice up well for ths Waterloo Tigers You re worn out when it is over, but dav team A fair sized crowd witto nessed have studies Vic the battle you your keep up NEW YORK, Vov night (By th Wampus Cats Tie, 6--6 manager and former EaatOlaen. Press ) With oni one more with just the same. You never have high athafternoon to ourse!f In the sealete. refereed ths contest C. Bryson game to plav, Eddie Trvon of Co- an In a bitter game of football plaved son Even 8undas are taken up linemen. The lgate Is leading the eastern Intercolon Kelsev field vesterdav the Watertalkfests. legiate field lit the quest for indi- with loo held the to t esn "You vou Tigers dances strong go Wampus cant vidual scoring honors Team. The Maroon Night score Cat to a You can t turn around . . leader did not play Saturday, yet he go to parties Thompson Ths lineup thvse three months of the year maintains the lead he he held Wlte . .. better during the Sorenson throughout the season Tryon has And it ln t much If you go out some.... fit Clair cored fourteen touchdowns and has other months kicked nineteen points after touch- where and have a good time, someCarlson rt down for d total of Hit points Myles body always sees vou and talks about Wanlea ft Lane of Dartmouth cloned the season It, and the next thing ou know the Howard out that so and so is out ... Anderson against Chicago last week with sev- report isGain and wont be worth a . enteen touchdowns and a total of raising Truman to the team next foil darn 102 points. Moyle That's what you have to go GiUmors fc,1 Harlan Carr of Syracuse made the svhat That I've gone moet Impreesire advance In the east through referes, Bryscm, Saturday when he sonred all of Syra- through T often wonder If It was worth 1L seventeen cuse's points against If I had never played ll Niagara and rose to third place In I wonder I man for F. rowan and D.fcCarrel New York Professionals have had a better snoring honors with ninety points time ifof Itwouldn't and enjoyed my days in Borelll of Muhlenburg ranks fourth Defeat Cowboys, 9 with seventy-eigh- t 3 with college more points. Western Union Elevens Swede Oberlander of Tartmnith fifth with seventy-tw- o Y Golf Trophy points JOHN.KIIDAN, Brilliant Tie Game Unlv.rMt Srvlc. Players who have scored more than Havermeyer Staff CsrrMpond.nt flftv points follow; Club Burnt NEW YORK. Nov. M Th N.w T FO TP Tot College. Player. Union The Western messenger York football 14 Giant. 0 if ins Tryon, Colgate rr.4 th.lr hoys football team piaved to a ft lath ATLANTA, Ga, Nor. 21fBr the at th. Polo Lane, Dartmouth .....17 0 0 H2 to ft' tts In a hotlr contested grid rrounda Associated Press The Havermevsr hara th.y took tha Carr. Syracuse !J 1 jj today, camWest on school hattls the high Citv Oowboya Into ramp b, $$ 78 RnreW, Muhlenberg mfur golf trophy, won br Bert T. Ths day messenger Kanaaa pus yesterday arora of r to I. witk Oberlander. Dartmouth. 12 9 h 7? f Bobby) Jonee In September at the poopla team p'ftved ths night messenger tha In Graham. Ford hem ..... 7 1 28 71 Oakmont golf omjrss, Pittsburgh. Pa., tha atanda team. The day team snored tn the 7 m was destroyed early today when the TuLv. Dartmouth M Tha vara Cowbovi not bat baptaa, when Reverlv heaved third quarter Woerner. Ford ham ....11 I ' 7 East Lake Country cluh, 'BobhvV Th.v h.ld tha plunging s twenfv-yar- d pass to toaidrsm. who diaararad 11 0 Wallia Roly Cmee M home course, brrrd, with damage If Henrv Mak of Philadelphia llm raced forty vsrds Giant harkfirld to a .In, I. toachdovn. to a touchdown estimated at $ft ftitf Kllteridge, Holy Cross 1ft 9 S up to his advance not ties, then Beverlr failed to In the a dta ovr tha llna hv Halnaa In tha gral The Hsvermever rup was one of the Frankie Buf'inainn of halt nVofinrv, New Htmp., 7 4 7 few minutes of p4av GUI more flrat porlod. Tbaraaftar tha acortn, so most .1ft ft Hveiv In time 0f the Vlub, (above) will fa a the fullback of the night team, threw a confinad to a field roai for aach prtaed Metgr, Georgetown e Brlsnte, New York ...1ft ft ft ftrt representing "Robbr'a a Tha hoy. from tha to Truman who ran thirty alda triumph In Manhattan Cub bouts at the abort Keefrr Brown msteur gof Today R was meet t var f I wor hoakv. ewiiW la da. and a mass thesier a a Buffington aparra field broken for through No Prescription Necessary KirkTe.lcl, TAfaveCft TTT of TatsfeA snrer Mark triThe f Tha TT4 Tor emTwtndup alfvon urrrd kaav, Anderson failed fo kick yw Msnnlng, Fordharn .... ft ft ft Todva fir was tha awcord to Visit of the program. Ma k has s great goal raanaltlfi tn tba blttar battling on tha 4 the cluh in a dosen vesra Amherst .... ft ft ft The orig- record. In the main event Flgnttng harrad was of fl.ld Th full Halnra. bark hard thrifts, gam Hinkay Acqppt No Substitute 3 Planakv Georgetown I ft I was destroyed tn 114 and Nob Cervantes of Rawitnft, to jro hitting and sttrs tackling inal club can-lavraa flald atar. off Anderson tha fl.id, C .. 1ft Allen, Ysl ! w9 replaced by a bulldlnr thought meets George HoTPs of Fait Lake. AT PRUOCJSTS EVERYWHERE and G Him ore played a good game for ' and athaa Naw Yorkara bad troohia 7 ft ft - U to be luvprooL, Um ,XftaAf.C,umMa Paid. . Eeert?r Yt aidran, Siiupins to tha ,Ua tfcrra maaatatsd. ) . says the Doctor. "Shes a wise old lady and she knows when you work too hard over, the washing. First she makes you feel tired,' anif then if you keep on working after youve begun to get that tired feeling well, youre really just looking for trouble. Washing isnt womans work and theres no need for any woman to do it, with our moderately priced Rough Dry ready to wash and dry everyand leave only thing, iron the the ironing of the lighter pieces to be done at home. Wasatch 1637. Bingham 08. PHONES Hyland 612. Murray 81. American Fork 89-- 1 folhe j g d cfgundry fT-- d sixteen-qualifi- l ( fr l't -j d ear-ol- rrt ' d record-breakin- g 1 four-roun- d Stock Gets Second Wind 00 r i 00 Comeback Called Miracle four-roun- d Chl-cag- x narrow-mindedne- ht Joy Ouyon, Bloodgood from Nebraska, and two representatives of the Hilly family were the leading lights for ths visitors. Bloodgood and Hilly cooperated In a fine passing game, but the stiff resistance of the Giant line kept the Cowboys from cashing tn for a touchdown when ths ball was in the danger zone. Benkert, Rooney, McBride and Hendlan played plenty of football during the afternoon, and Haines was going at top speed when he was hurt. The Giants have now climbed up among the leaders in the professional league. Crane Creek Project May Be Given Life over a period of several days, in efforts to arrive at an understanding as to the best thing to do for all concerned Mr. Smith said that a plan had been worked out and steps are now being taken to put It into operation without delav. A detailed report on the plan will be made soon, Mr. Smith added. CLUB GIVES PARTY. to The Tribute. Nov. 22. The UtoFARMINGTON, pia cluh entertained at a farewell home of Mr. and Mrs. party at the Special -- Or Robmson -- Saturday Washington county irrigation district, formerly the old Crane Creek project, according to Oliver J. Smith of this city, member of the committee having ths matter In charge. Recently General E. C. Bellows of Los Angeles, chairman of a bondholders committee; Kay Eherhard, also of Loa Angel; G. W. Oppenheim of Boise, and Mr. Smith, conferred SCHOOL CENSUS MADE. to The Tribune. LEWISTON. Idaho, Nor. 22 The school census of the citv of Lewlaton has shown a gain of 318 the post year, it was announced bv Miss Nellis Buckles, who has been receiving reports from all schools of the countv the past few weeks. Special two-yar- thirty-secon- d - 11 Frankie Illinois-Wisconsi- n y splln-.tere- and 6 . fr . ( foot-ha- to Play Dettroyed; trlht V y ' j I Ike Hippo-drom- kf-- k lt .,i pa-S- . X a wlda-opa- eve- ning. in honor of Mr and Mr. Hobart for Dumke, who are leaving soon southern California to maks their home. The evening was spent in playing 5YV' high .honors going to Special to Tb Tribute. 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