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Show THE, DESEgST- - tfEWg SATURDAY - OCTOBEB - 8 1821 la chart u IMSTfifEaiG raO'i'ESGOLlKE Ell bettor PAimiERSTEAR ; INTO JORDAN 4oo WiHit high Panther wr in cow yesterday, iig J out winner by th - cor of to TnTnfhr hirkfleld torn fntw their Up opponents for large gains. The weak 'of the bait Laker proved thetr point. the loss of Robert and Mork !ue to ineligibility probably being the grrid hukte .feed for the Jordan Red add Black (Continued from fig three) trba: and Howalla, Newman Williams, Faultier backs, prosed excellent ground earners. The trio are about as hard hitters aa any in ths state and they a. bugbears to tha Jordan tackier prosed open W Hi lams showed up well on the feid work, repeatedly 1carrying to 30 ytrdi tuUi for gains of from the aound the ends Howells surprised crcwd by his fine pufttlng, which t the eifua, or anything in the high school ciaas around thee parte. Toward tha Jatter part of th eon up test the Jordan line got to breakingBeet tb plays of ths Panthers sod th t bettor i looked coaideablf - Diggers tbs l Hits. scored' tho flrot touehdows Crmn Ion noo from when ho received nd ran 14 yard nnd over Howell West tho line. hd preylouely worked respect the bell to tho Jordon five yard line where fumble loet It Wllllmo mode Results from thl can. see are hererun of f ysrde for onolher touch- with set forth:Loo of Murray hurt Pstneetoa kicked down In thl quarter, Howell mckfleld plans Deprives team of our both reel. Plenty of good bsekflold Howelle hocked nerora for th third touchdown but failed to reliefer the material, however Excellent first string to be kick. The ecere we mad followln line, but substitutes will have break the developed. Without Injurto to n run back of -a punt that carried n th flrot lino tho slovens should aoar two yard lino hall to Jordanfootball high, provided a pantap gad drop-kicwent over on straight a Sin r can be developed. acaln In this aerlrd, Howell Ohio State If a back' can be deth goal. missing third veloped to replace Pet atfnchcomb Jordon looked bFter In th West and If Workman la permitted by the other anr than at period stag. elo to tho faculty to escape form th scholastic ban fiartaged to get the ball on him last winter. Ohio State over. Jordan It no Howell placed put goal mad ftret down several tlirea and suc- will be qualified to mako It Interesting ceeded In boldine dns Paathera fairly for ail Big Ton rival. Th lln alt. nation ta set at all snfavsrabla well. Itswtb puf ths bull ver for Wsst University of California: Rave for the kicked Malor and th -- tha last period . absenc of several for- Sprott. California Templeton will bo the same a goal. Jordan completed and within tu back and ho Muller last year. Brick got ward paeeea thla period scoring distance. Alsop tried for a It a team tn himeelt. Place of musmen went filled will be It wld. by capable ing gorl kick hot Alsop. Dow and Crnpper wr be-- t o.r form ere for th 'losers . Georgia Tech will mlaa Buck nnd Fincher, th tack la hut while following ls tho lineup: th plac of nsRbsr can b filled with JORDAN WEST HIGH men who stand ta thslr shoes will D IteliB. ...... Cropper lit....... flood. bring aalw-r-a eg. ...... . Dastrop be plsety god enough lo team to th opposition. Th . Withers iSIliMItttlilt'KMI whole In b should better arovrl all , Fftsgrald hwkrysg. e.r. , weftr o. . ... form then oven Isat year: tbal Barrett (laying .e.e.U.rat Hlimjr s comes If ease will thla ... be TsHOR Harlan ... th .rs...e a.eo rrwn. .. o. ne.gr. I Iow through aa a kicker. no Above ar th four team commonly , Howard rsndon.,g,r. rhe.n. .. Dr spa In regarded aa having led th country wirisms . VnwjfiJin.,,,, Thompson last as so a. California may not hava of playing a gam fbh,on , ...v, Alsop th opportunity FnhstltUtlnns Wet- - Mgh- - Heath fur which will add ns was th case last roar, a national to a sectional prestige. wi'Hinw. Fuller fur Kswmam. Folk ut there Is go doabtlng tha th elevea frt Howsils. Jordan Howard fur Oisun with lasts good a a In 114. Prleo-to- n FltugumM for HsvsH, ham a schedule --which may wreck fur O. Duspain. Crnwf Hnrn4 Ohio her. State has a fair chance to Wlleon. Umpire 41 mmons. Het'1 liBMmun regain her laurels, and Ooorgla Tech should go far. baskflsld materia la Harvard Box Score Third Game splendid. veteran Mainly qualified with some fin nsw material. But pracNew York Amcrlrnna. tical! y a nsw Has between and and AH. R. II. A. E. ond will hava to be built with not too much material of th standard Harvard sort. Tale Proaspsets for lino and d novae better In rearm. Plenty of forward and several brawny backfield combination. Tbn onlygifted problem Is th ond problem and oven thla looks easier to oolvo than might be the case. 111 In Needs Ends. Illinois Tllnols must develop an sod to replace tb groat Carney upon whom so much dependence wan placed last year. Illinois and scholastic difllcnltlos are depriving Coach Zupkkc. cither temporarily or finally as the case may prove, of th sarricos cf valuable lias and backfield player, six In all. team Michigan Ont look for a better than nay veer since tbgreat Gophers lo all xBailfd Tor Rngrrs tn ntmhy filed seed to prink opposition powder. ream tewk le tn OeieUm n. pair sf tackles. Thin accomplished and the watchword among ths Big Ton should b "Leiok out for tb Main and Blu.r Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh last four letor men of hut yoaria fin only Thera Is an abundance of mater ial to fill tho placet even of such crack players at GregoVy, McCracken and Ed ar. Th schedule la a hard on and lien Warner, th coach, will make ao prediction Wisconsin Both of Mat tack, tea ar mlealnr and Barr,year's tho field general, may b Ineligible to grist Tackle- - material Is at hand hotplay ao quarter hack who could take Barr's place A lot therefor depend upon th fat of this younr man. If he plara there will be hopes of a championship . at Madison. Iowa loara win hav a aueeseoful dY b gathered form tha fact that Capt. Aodroy Devin, a great quarter aad bis brother Olena Dovine, a great back, together with - Slater and the giant negroYew York National In Bolding eh lino, will prove a powerful nucleus. of Chicago. Chlcaro had X 11 onUnlTsrsIty Ron of the strongest defensive 1 1 I 1 0 1 0 I-Hit In tb conference last year Thl lean). sea-o- n the Maroon haa backfield materDouble Ward to play Sommary: ial qualified to add a punch of varied to Perkin to paugh Quinn Ptpp. Plpp, sort to tbs outfit. Tho Left on hnaen New York Anei4au that Chicago will bo hettrarepVraii New York Nationals, IS. Thrown to represent the Big Ten t, Prlncelen on Wcnllng R. Mraael. Rath, by than moat persona east or at wont believe mraryp etaolnshrdluetaoinetaoln tayderi Snyder, JtawBnga by Schang. wyp Centre College The colonic Bane on bnUaOff Shawkey, Yonag will I Weaver, bnt hava Bob MeMIllln S. Frisch. KeOy; off Tcnry, Srhang. and other old favorite. GgstbsT.lth R-off Bornea FlenaeL asm valuable transfers from Perklnpangh; Rntb; off Quinn, Kelly, Vriscb; off University and elsewhere. Tb Illinois oat By should be more successful thanoutfit eolllna Frtacb Strucktha team, which wa. eaaght by Barnes Ward. Qubin. Miller S, Rath. McNally, R. Menael; by Toney, Ruth; Tech. both by Harvard and George by Quinn, Bancroft, Kelly; by Rogers, Penn State monrne th losa of Way Wild pitch Barnes. Hit and Hainan. Rawilnga very great back Va- by pitched bait McNally to Barnes. canclea In Hn and backfield bring the Poor runs, 4 hka off Toney, at bn coaches face to face with a difficult tn X pins, out in third, ftnit and third taek, T stereo At Cetewibla. occupied. One ran. 4 hits off Barnes St at bn la 1 mlnna F'onr runs, B Columbia Last year's eaperlenc of coaching and a lot of vetbits off Shawkey, 10 at bat In X eran are assets which Back O'Neill, innings, out In third, 1 out, tmaeo full. th coach and ht assistB IB nt bat ant, Intend to JobnlldBrooks, hit runs, hits otf Quinn. upon this In innings, out In seventh, first Tb disastrous absenc of a kicker year last occupied, none out. Three owns, four year la prominently! In th mind of hits off Collins. 4 nt bet In S Inning, on In seventh, first and second OH two out. No runs. Rogers in 1 I S innings, nt bat. Rons responsible for Toney 4, Shawkey 4, Quinn 4. Collins B. ' Winning pitcher Barnes. pitcher Quinn. laming Vmpln-s-s-A- t plate, Qniglryl fin base. Chill; second base, Rig'cr; third base. Morinrttg- - Time of fame Two boor nnd 40 mlnnlee. k. 1 Htjli ..... ...... ......... T Flts-rsrs- y. Jh m. back-fiel- rle-ye- n. I1I4II1M 0041411 I 1 - gur-nr- la to 1- -3 I M d, -- " Sncw Normal Gets Trimming From Richfield ni ' (Special to th News.) RICHFIELD. Oct 3. 8now Kormal was taken down th lln by th loeat high school griders yesterday by the count of 33 to 8. Th visitors put up a real battls In the later stag of th contest hut were unable to score. The line up: Snow Normal Richfield Bavnall Beale..., bead. J -- rka. .It ..Burr Pori er.. .......lg ... .Reynold Peteron R. Christensen Sorensen. .... ..c Wilson rg ..Robert Chrlstepeen rrlfianentyrt Pansioe. ...... re .Murphy HnAr0...e.e.)h jium , heutler .......lbb .. lUJwarda... ...rhb ... Dean.... .... fb .... he ore by quarters; hichfleid I 20 7 0 0 0 Koferee Johnson of Ktelnor; pire, Hunterof Ephraim, bnow Normal mp'zjr .... vw.rT-a Jt i 0 S3 0 Um- o npsa thla Practically a to be aa Polled Rutgers With a pair of good ends developed Itntgsrs will tak tks field equipped for victory than nine tha war. Pratleally- - a sow hachflald mtst b eeaytrocud, bat tha material . is there. Oclgatnmwith a tins averaging over alt Lake Ranger will meet th Caledonian gang In th first gams and th Hollendta team will face Befit Lak. or In tho ethar contest. The team are together for th first time aa meeting dope give th vlsl-1- P pounds from tackle to tack!, with veteran among th candidates for end nnd backs th Maroons ar looking forward to a splendid season. Bankart, who put Colgate ea th Larry football map, will coach for three weeks this season. , y rm' seem to be filled with giantsgridiron Two hundred pound linemen are abundant dnd little 14 and 14 pounds are almost overlooked There la a wealth of vstoran material for th backfield. whiie ths forwar line will be sufficiently laden with men of oxnerlenca Chick Meehnn. on of tb finest little coaches in this country. and hi great Mg assistant. Bill Horr, are tm working In harness and Jos Schwarxer and Do Qallett round ant tha football faculty. bltion gratified bp Alabama Poly. will play Oregon nt Berkeley - Juui Sint will play Georgia Tech In x,ew York on October 33; Cnlllbrnl will play a significant went sonnd yam agnlnat Washington Ft at at Beattie Michigan and lilinotsa meot at Centre College vttrlt Harvard. Ford. ham and Boston College will strugglefor supremacy at Brooklyn. DeDrtmouth and Cornell play at Ithaca. Pittsburg and PennmrlVanla play atatPhilaNew Brown playa Xln delphia. ' Haven. some of tho struggles Her then, are and enwhich Will enlist th Inter liven th fanoy af football follower th country in the coure Mrogh-- t of the present month. ' Of cooree. In November wo look for Important contents but never befora has the golden month of October contained so many games which moan so much to th eleven Involved, which will oend them fame or tumsoaring ta th holghto of bling Into temporary. If not final, gloom Oaf look f Varies Elevens, J Two backfield In the past weeks the writer baa to Dartmouth fit la with th guards, Capt. Robcrtaoa-Bur- k been engaged la obtaining either from a and of procombination, pair or from person Krsonal observation constitute Dartmouth's to give It. Informotlsn ficient oads b to solved course th la problem, of of Importvarious as to th prospects preliminary games. Luckily there ant slevons throughout th country th Is tor material veranctea all their to games with Important New-me- ' i( f (M alar cUra VMI. York University whole team will hava drop-klck- M f Now FORSHUTOUT ' Mar III Cornell Twenty f last year's and substitute players hav return to Cornell and there ha been aa outpouring of candidates who hav woo letters la other oporto aa wall as a goodly supply of new material. Navy The Midshipman hav most of thetr 1414 players, backfield and lias. In tb Academy. Th regular backfield combinations via, Koehler. Conroy, Hamilton and McKoo, ar again available as well aa practically all anbatl-tut- e. New material Is of a high type. All. in fact, that need be developed at Annapolis ar a pair of guards and an end. Pennsylvania Th Quakers with a fair aupply af vetaran material and soma promising new man for th lln and backfield positions will be called upon to sestet Dartmouth In demonthat lump shifts ar th danstrating offensive which gerous expedients many outside the east hold them to be. In thin section they hav been pretty well defended against: It remains for John Holsman to convince ns that this was because ths shift were not well operated. Army Th Cadets will represent farther progress In a rumulativs development coaching policy nt West Point. With n goodly supply of veteran material and Prench around whom to construct an attack ths Cadets will undoubtedly be formidable. ed B. r. C. Celt 74 Win Over Weber Htukiea ME IS FUST -- AT STATE FAIR: RACES POPULAR Vt P0t time aala festered the heme races et the out fair. The banes or th Mo ttreettee the Celebris tee year sad some exceptitioaaiiy good work thl to betas dene he seen ea a higher level hare. 4J1 Yerevan .gala trlawiphed. tiklag three straight beacs la the t M trot er pace. Th time of the haste wee t Ilk The field la this eveat wa llghtaiag tael bet a noticeable end disappoint I ns feature wn the breaks In stride of several of the entries. Appease stepped a tie! rae aa Prieeee Hal. , Aedy Fatar. owned hr C. X. Mcgniepp of Ntwth Taktma. wea th X tt trot by tables three straight heeta Mawoed Bell and Bed berk dale hotlr shewed 'more speed tha tha winner, bet eeeflesed tn break ta thetr WGde. "Jimmy Mr If. owned hr Alley ead O'CaaaeU of Montpelier, wag aeeead la lw. Orchard king Wen tha threa wearier mile rae X 4 vnr l. .B- - Y. C. .1.. , lg.-- e. .. . 7 - Hinckley. - rg Morris. .rt. . , Cortes . re. Crowghnw qh .. wuktnaon. , ......lhb. Price rhb. Kslllday... ,.fb , Conch. Wlllmor for Pond. Substitution lyy tor Cranncy. Cranrey Faracareg for Toraegren. Boa. Roxo Touchdown: Johnson. Goal Scoring after touehdoara Johnson, , ' Score by period: . Weber 1 B Y. Official Refer: Jarvis: umpire; Green; hendllneeman' MfNelt a 1 Grizjlies Hang Indian Sign on South Cache ; Score It 133 to 0 (Special to Th News) High LOGAN, October 3. Logan abused Booth Cache high something dreadful in ft grid gam played her yesterday whea they won bp th count of 133 to 3. Tha Cache high team showed up a mar noyicea whll th Logan high oiled well representation proved a Cache mads scoring machine Booth a firat down twice nnd" completed pair of forward paasaa. mad aovea teach-dow- n Frad Baugh who and gained yardage wholesale. for th wlo- wm tli Nit Bfft. summary: d Th 1tup-nn!h. Booth Cftchl Uu UjfjiW ...H- Olnon. . . Campbell ... ...el. eee.o.e.o. Crl1l Cllflt prfortr ,eeCe .too. Brdy ..a.rlw .3.I44F W. ONldM McBrtd..... ....rc f. ...... .,q3. .....a... Thorp.... Earl. Masfhia Bird. Murray a .. . . , Ibbe. rhb. .fb. ....... ...f. L 1l (.Hwiloi Bauch Adam , by Cachapriod: G Logan hlh .......13 South Cch: Thorp Substitution Locan' L Bn1on for Lwl. 7, Toochdown: Bauch Srorln I, CUrk 3 Undqaltt 2. Adam Lwi 3. Glbbnna. Bonnlon Hanion Goal after tonrhdown Baach I. CUrk 7. Official Jnkla; had linesman. Conroy. Bcor a . -- foe Pr. Irwin af Cber-- e owner. Argaato ftalahed within ime ef the wiener. Mias Laaraaa Tricksy a th an and ene-hs- ir relay. The wtat-- r rod for Harry Walters. Red Mettt oepped ths tree e relay Beg tuf with Mlaa Term McOlaale for first la th Xemea relay. Criepto, a hay mare, award by P. Trvta ef Cheysaae, wea th mil i la th teat Haas af 1U. I'B tret h.er nu. pace, three heeta. pares (044: by Vernon HcKla-e- ar Tarawa, XBd Pet arena. Omaha. Nek.) .i I Princes Hal. r. m.. by Prise Argot Hal (NeeJl Deanla. ftarkarg. Ida 1 .1 3 t Appaace, h. at, by The Magnet (Mlaa I rah Clark. Payette. Ida)..... t 3 Mettle B. hr. m, by Harmeale (Ik Peifraymaa. Orphtutla Utah) . .1 d Cyclone. Mk. g . by Xnlech (Alley and 1 OConnell. Mewlpriler. Ida.) Pay Day, b. h., by Oea Couse (O. J. T T Walters. Buhl. Ida.) Artel W likes r g, by Argalara J. Bateman, Paris. Ida.) i t Sailer, b. g, by Joe UL C. lake. 4 Beriry. Ida.) B. O. R, k. g . by Tb Tidal War - . I (James Haases, gait Lake) 1:141. 111. Tima. D. O. ft. was scratched after th first heat, -t t Peter, tret, this beet parse h. g. by Bias Pats Andy (C. E. McKItlep, North Tekttaa..l f I Jimmy Me K. V g, by Capa 4 Or 3 3 (Alley and OCoaneil, Meatpelteri.t Bad Arehdal. hr. by Archdale tal Balt Dtaala. (Warns heeler A Jr, r g. hr pieetw 3 3 4 (James Haaacn. Salt tabs) ...... Mbs Ltaweod Bell. blk. m, by The o a egak) Jester (George Smith. 1Oil1 ix. Tim. May. Oread Janet (oa. Cole ). third: mil far pens (F. Hit- - Orchard King, a b, by Ceeerd Irwto, Cheyeeee. Wye.), era: Argeete. hr. Bee Francisco), Nencelt. (F. Argeet by raeoed. Flnetegee. M g, T Beyaeld (Tern h. a. by Bir Joke (J. Seeker. Dearer. Cole). Inert K; Royel Jeheele. eh. g, h Royal (R. Leraam Belt Lake), fifth. Tha Is th J - V J (r I: . il Ht. Brotheas OaoGE Moron, Richardson-Bowe143-15- outs Idc. r, SOCIAL HALL AYE. 3 Wasatch 2420 . i Theurr..d ZoUIncer... f1 -- be. Ekina. Parry ..-- r ejoadao Ftre-eightmil yen. payee 31M Crtn-pik. m, by Hepefcarg fP. Irwt. CheyfSpeeia) to Th News) . DeeaeA wen: bp Tempy LOGAN. Oct 3. Wobor Normal lost enne), Welter, Cheyewee). Billie Merke tHerry Dock-o- r Dick hr. C. Chertee by second; k, B. contest to T. college tho ft footbftll Albert e, Canada), third, Id Ward. t, Owen. team boro yesterday by th count of T phone eh. m.. by Proeyra (C. 3. IrfoerthTime, 1 4i. win. Cheyenne), to 3. The game wag slow at times. ea end eee-he- tf race Women e Captain Johnson wont over for tho first wiles, parse reley:(- - Henry Wellere string. Learoea Vie folTricky, ncer hi rtddoe and only by th flrgtStnmrter, Cheyenne, ftret. Tom May stria. Grand Jeaetme. goal kick. lowing with seceaA riddea by Mlaa Vera McOlnela Wabor furnished some keen compe- Time S 4k. one-ha- lf mile e on race, nod Men relay tition. getting tb ball within goal ptg-e- 0114) Tern May serins. Oread Jane-, Welter etrteg. Cheyrang on several occalon, They loat line, fixer t. Berry J Denver, eeroed; Scobey string, enne, two-yar- d on lln at It on tha stage third. Tim, t 44. " of th gam. Wobor (4) Hickman. . o 8th -- Rfre. McGraw Still Moro Confident Hg Will . Romp Off With Series NKW tokK. 04. ft. -- We ere . t atrh mm frm thl tbn John Mrixmw bm Manatfr newacc to tho enpporter of th Otuta today. W will b I HhC tho tack for another victory, word to 3 001100 fa no rm Mniaftf Miller Hnaartao. yultifaf ' tory had mrwrC tta confldmr oC hfo player, who, h oold, auida op tall rlnh. flcNlM l mm more ctrtata nffr than Giant will win tta (ta ta or Id. oru protahly Donirtao. pHch Aahcd If (hr defeat dtmnrnffod Manaprr Hondo lanptad nod htn, old. Pky ohoold I ta dlocoer-oac-d with th odd not tor tad tlm and but slight gain resulted oa heats. Georg Watt furnished the won th deciding heat In a hat Ikft part of both r driva only contsnMon for tho end of th from Roger C, Beset Worthy aggregations. fro a. H. Smith of East high and W, Jack- - para, finishing second big In both hosts, tho McDonald a and wtnnsr stable, at aom while of- Park aach did DudsUo got show money with good winntar la th handy ground- ge Bring taoc- 3 Fray Vera ' played two third, ,, , wolf gorIftoyie pace, which Leopards hgdiUggg hia and Roger C, eachdon,4. a heat Id the proved a tower of strsngth .n defense. IT trot. - th'" Rordama was there smashing tactics. Three (rye at goal worn mad by the Leopards, all failing. Th lineup aad summary East High Fork City. Go Latter Madwo.. ... Raddon Ip. Evan ... McPolla , ea eff It. Woiitia away and two pttrtar who havo .... Taaaman rt. Brook ahoolntoly proved (hat they roold J Moylr.a... Kimball Otynn..... top (ho (xlaati, (o call opoot a.re William. doc Hood aoaoooc to hta Sykes HokqIo Vora . W Jackson pKchor doflottoly for (odaya ..b, Smith. ...Ihb. R. Jackson aayloar ho wnotod lo (hlak It ovor .. Blrkbock Lawranc.. ...rhb. aad atody (ta oltoafloo. . aefb. 1 hav )...Te Pott tath Harper tod Mayo Hordam. Bobatltnttons: available and I oaf not decide no Kast high Dyer for Madn, Had son ttl (oat flan whlrh I win ooo, h far Dyar, V. Smith far Evaaa Morris for Glynn. Glynn for Morris. Murphy for Rordamt Borodams for Miners Hold Yoang Morphy. . Fotta for Brooka, By Park Olty for KimbalL Kimball for Byan Leopards to Tie Score an Referee JiartWelL Tlmora Logi and AUn. Vttplrt Pitt (Special to Th News.) PARK CITT. October Th East high second and ths Park City foot- Sanardo ball elevens battled to a scoreless tie Surprise her yesterdov. The ball ' la On Lexington Turf wasept tha ceater of the field moat ot th LEXINGTON, Ky. OeL I. Sanardo, I Franklla H. Deng bag geld lag by j San Francisco, furplshad A surpris tal th 4.41 pace, featnr of aa off dag card at tha Lexington trank this afternoon. when ho captured th ovont In two straight heats, a, boating Hat tb favorlt. bg a eoaafortabl margin in both beats Sanardo paced th first boat hi 14IL h tn tha second up te haat H wa driven by Tbomaa W. GUUfi. BOTS AND EYEXTONK who n kero mo Murphy, Peter mt aiNn napoy yesterday te now world'spiloted a fth tae Manning record. Wrm tape aa i Morphy mode It n doable on th day maka VOV 4 by captaring th Akotab Ftw and trot with ths tme Mint mmiy u wri PiwullQm gray gelding Peter Daw, tha winner, mmee at CdUta Ovoaw tala coming from behind hr the stretch t I IO WlL Kw m Mil boat Fetor Fntor, piloted by Snow. n Tme tin o now both heats Betty Thornton faowrTLT. get third money. Sis ewnod P. Saothweatevo tapply fm John Thomp-so- n Bing, by ( las S of Chicago and driven by Dick McMahan. tended th 3:13 Uot la atralght ikoThursday, O , went te Uriho. which rVrIKs u i wtartnriraivS heal, from BMP f lt. 1 -- cn, 3' miEi It -- ;cc:j7i:;ucu' oril ! artan. oiishiois Mjs-4n- t, eM th. --Hlghwar.v Kv- - ta the r. f. Mmtery aervteu te te b. p.rial gMO. 8.LE tB T"' Teelqhf Night at Yetvrnna will v admitted r ta tw. raad Marvb, beaded by Mabey, win term at 3. p. m. |