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mobile r-; diivoiv of the I'nitidj

i-'tatis. includinir Jtali.h dn l'alma.

. Tu rum y Milton. Jimmy Murphy, 'las- j I ion Chevi olet, Ib-scoe .Sarh-s, KddbRockne to Make Use of . T1"""- ".-...n' ri . 1 rt -w .and I :. nny Hill. it: workinir "U'. daily Grant ana Uipp in Open j prr,,ri.K r, .P u. Ti.nk.t.vi,u; i.ity A-ttaCli ! rot ar i'ovi-rly Hills. mar h, ,e. j I About twenty ilrtvcrj will Mat t in j

the r.i -f . It Is ext.ecfd. I'romot.-r

BAT AND HIS DUMMY CHICAGO. Oct. 27.---P.attl-.n3: Nelson, former lightweight champion, has applied to t ho state bo.vins commission for a In eriKe Hat. lni'tv'T, 1 1 1 t planning a return to the r:n;-. !! irrr'Jy wants )'rmissiori to inx a dummy, wi.ith li has been u.itiiC vaudeville, a.i a triiture cf bi.x'.nir dIimws.

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IVTERSATIONAL NEWS SFRVICF.! CHIOA'iU. Oct. 27. No ftTtit.-r itifl.flim nts wiii ri tm ii.' i by '!. pi-.ind Jury hriv in c- nuH ti mi w '. h ; -i ; :iv s' i.14 a t ion of dishonesty in or-JJU1H7.I-J ihiStiVlH, H IS 1.!, lis: !' I'.'J c i - 1 tin today. i he jury is s.ml to In o 1 -.ticluiieil us prii1v far i-xarn. nation of witnesses is ceneertivd, l.ut v t.I lot el Friday to make its i- ri-ial report t th Ceurt. 'Ihirieen men hav-.- l.ot-n iiei v e-l 1 .v tV- jury and t!. '?- true !i!:s -w. : 1 1 ! .- rmally rvturr.. d in i-purt. TV..- ;.t-vJ-et:nerts ii.-ivo Jt-e Jvk V. M i' -. tf, Claude Vil,'.Htn. in-ri.-'' Vo as -.', Oscar Felseh, Charles U'shets an.t Fred McMuliin. active rni'mb.-r i t.hChicago Whitrt fc'ox durmi;' the l.'l) season Arnoli Gatuill, ftr:n-.-r tir-'t baseii'.an of the Sax; lial e i.,ts-'. -a mer first baseman o th-- New Yon; Americans. Chicago Ylut Sox, Cineinnatl Keds and N.w York Oiant-; ;ill Hums, erstwhile i-iteher f' r t'. W!:tt t-'.-x; Abo Art. 1, f.rn,--r f.-.-,-Vo rlsiit chani5ic-r. : 1. -I. "pi-rt" .. n. and 1-o.l.el Prow n, alleged ; . .- -t-.ti jrninl'o r.-. AUhoimh it has ylven pomo aM: r,li, n to tat- conduct of baseball it Is uni!i-it'vj that the nr.'.nl jurv tc'U deal w.th this phae of taseVai! am hi i vi u" throng ii ret'on:m--ndat ions -r-!y. r.if'ier than indictments. rvmseb rab'n discussi m v- -s arruseri e-re today by the testimony before t- jury yesteriiiy of Harvey Redr.ond. hotel keener, of Kist St. 1. oi:s.

!.', that he had inform 'I ria.-! C'-miskoy. owner of tn White S x th.t e.pii' mi-miwrs of his t-atn roid .id j

-it to the Ram!.l rs in--re than a year r. u it was t xre-et-'-i a statement ti"in 0-'misk-y vvouM be f or tin 'oiiiin. ' ijedeor, soo-;;1 b ts-ir-ap. c f the

Si. ""..ou.s ltro ns. is V l:ev-d t-.e. ".y t-! "r.a-.-: saved iJnis- !:' fr in indict no nt by J a 'rank atatem. r.j t the prand j iryj

' t to.- Si-.nv;dto l tt-.c jet! plot -c; of

-fx'- the wctVs .j. It is tivujr".-.t likely ;-. d.;on ill be a! owed t tonf.i ue in (Mrmi.s. a t'eseba;;. Arnold H"fhsf in. N'-w V-.i k .anib-

I. ". S. Miorlinu lalllori N'i:" Yt'llK. Oct 1'7.--e'tiaiiKcs in tiie articles d-nmnd-d by Jack Kearns, :u an r .-f Jai k I m.ts. , w ,:1 It nK'feed t . by oil r.;i;! j lonoTriol anl the 1 :! ns. -1 '. rv n t a-r VoiUh will oa r. ,;lity by t. o; ! c li t. a i e oii inj.;- to ini.e; tiers t -.'. -.. Ki'ii'in t i c aitioune- '-. t t I c tV at I. ! t 4 bo i ! cm. :.. t.tcj I y Keai'!. ; f.-r 1 y Kiel i i seamot for t'-r r.tit-r, t lie ir.-i-. uror of tiie world's cOi.n: oooi ', ick.-d ov, r tie trnc.' iiT.d osii iinc-ii that he would

not a!-.n. t days soioluiol nie.tntr i

ct the riot- ; O'arid.'-e t ?!rn the (,-- j d-s ' The d-mar.ds of the td:.inp ... . ! oi ir.ic- r if H -aid. ore tv.is. r. il.;"' er- o;h atoi con roadi'.y graiitfii I v ti e io-onoo. " I i 'no oi,m vviiieii Kr.n n-- insist s ' thit i roo.--. s j;i::rante.' bo paoi -4 !i-o;ts ! t- i i- t'.o- champ o;; es ii'.t-i 1 r ;. ; An t.- , r d-maivl is that h !.. per-' niltteU to name six prospective r. f.Tosi and several judtres if the same r...o)-j

-.ail us at T.d.do. j !'. .f wlio her o" not tinaij r. .- ;;ro d t. ioiy b. nj.-y .!.', r :.i e as iv 1 -i s ma to';., d. i b, ll-d up tightly '. fore r r.rl-j for Frr uoo and tlo-j iftic tittnicticn in the iiUi.-ry !

i OT5fllQlli Su,"Tii Bib-si'. Ind. Oct -r - The th" ri,ce say the winner v. ill be named jA t ! MO ' J j I j iL VMrjl4aXw i No're I.'ame football s.iiiad Is r. civ- Aim rienn 1j-"i champo.ui. In addition'-. H I iVtillf Till 1 lint,- real wo nit this week in prep.ira- to he tile about IS.'.'Oii Iihs been offered 1,1 11 IIJI-U

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; l'oint next Saturday. Couch K-.ckno Is

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vellin.i4 ti-uk Iih turn at tivlmr t..

s-.i-e iho my-teti us .-.oii'bpaw attack 1 sttllsried that within the next twd diO's of that d.m.Mi -Jioik.r Cil.v suy Iw!he wiU httVe l""lov'"J all rough spots Tend!, r in the bo- A id 1 1 . .'r em arena' and tho 'I"vt'n wl,ih he sends against

Ay ton and Hutchinson Cue Behind at West Baden

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... ins rco.-k. ni:i.i n.r ,i second pen-1 ,!-' iT ;i ct f.at retired little t Miikmur to i. ..-li th! ! csion I

the eoldlers will be as Rood as any

team N-itre I'ame .-ver has ever had W l .-T lt.!K". Jed o on the gridiron. s-irt'.-,.ni of o. dumbo:, o, Notre Ianie will pi east with a j:r oly of lx tT.., v. ;o.- ti- I

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i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SZR1CE IXblAN'.-T'oLI,:. Ind.. O t 2-c A. iron s. YVatkins, jir-hi'.dt o.n candidate f .r pr.-si.lcn.. has ret. withdrawn 9 rid will not withdraw from the race.

made. l.ci-y by J. 1

1". Schiiiidr. eampauin mnnr, j.--r for tha "dry ' rooiutier, ,n r.p'.y to -false ru-j

i'-l t h- bus. nes... for he had no troll- ' cuul-n naw,'K takn the pre- f .... .nal K-'lf t...u! lia ut. lit whien stait-i Tins assertion w

id- in c..ii!i.vtinrf witn Y. llinw'.s lead I ,'u"t u" '" the ali.nrais.. r;ine to use e.1 f-.-re y.-o-ri.iy w.th a I arte Si!lpry and !....(, but he doiit f..TU.-t Vhat he j hU regulars only In so far as was following the play i-laih rn-oi- wo -:.rr:-d a rii;'.t band f..r he , rioi ' 1,1 cessary to work up a fair score ,.mhf.n b b in 7.".. or, e 1. ss Mr-.k

sev.-rnl 1 pun- u.s tho head with OKainst the Normal men. Keckne will than V.'. C. i;..r,i..n f ' h: 1 1 i -o; he. t.;i ticians." his rittht. In the nma r.und he had tHke ni"re than t vc-nt y-1 wo met, with j.arry Ayt,n of Kv ui.-ton. Ill . and! , j..r ,.,,.,,.- ti.ia ,,. ,-Jov

X respond'-d to Mr. V.'alk;n's oib-

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Joe bieedino- f,. .u ,, ,,.,..,. .. n 1 ... htm on his invasion ..1 the ,-.,st and 1 1 u .-hiris.-n . Ch

'.he tenth he had W. 1 ire t.illimr a Vl11 I'robably use riet Orar t. drant r, 1 rn r s of S t . l.ouis ta'nci in a . 11 -d

f Caret fr'.iii the n.-se. Wi's Ulte ln reportiriR to the s.piad an-: 77 while C. C. Mayo .-f Chi.-ao .. Jam

for 1 .icu.uij is me irt.-i 1111111 in roiina I'- Cullaue of Colorado pri n ; and O!

1. snap-. it is iironar.'e that he win iacb ba rt h of Cineinna t i tr.ad. t j v 01 !; with l:r: in th- aerial attack.: eiK-iteen hob s in 7: j both men boInK unusually fleet of foot 1 ... . . ..

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little trikle 1

Joe was holdi-fr a. f!

r.::s sou p.iw wa !..;,. r ti.akir.jr a punc'nn- tinis'i - t'o- 1.. ut.

"l.iv :u Klr.il; Win. 11. 1

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I lie offer to withdraw 11' -it h r would j mi's i ,., "will-, an .i; n and s ;," ;;lc ;

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".VoU-i;- i.i.l.d to m.,,-ui, (,, the -ensat lonu llj' clever w hen rurinln, -7-

J in hand becaa,, Tendb-r worked 1 thr.,UKh a broken Me.d. t o f.is' for iiuo, but ;t should be st-it-t The (rame which Notre Ieim- wi

i h r- thai it wasn't a -orar. lo ,.v-'r-r P a-auisi uie soouers win ,

it. anybody aioil ;,f:-r the third' i,,:,It "roun(t ,ho P'-edy bark told and1 s.ini 7,.,,,.

r.-und. Ci.airman l.:.:!ui;. r of the com-' i"' ,ms r'"-""" ""' coacn ana players, Jlft).,. :tn .lh;T, n

mission didn't si em to ; : i ,. they wei-. ma-b 1 r . )r e.u ii oth

out .-.amace at t p.se quart rs

e.-.rly rour.d and r If-

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.d o : h r;.it tb. c ..,..:.! 1. ,v. ..f,.- -ane s p.eause 01 in- piv.-'?o 1 rmy 1 -

-'loam I.anford is Home; j 1 Won Two Out cf Three:

i will continue his campaign.

1 with a. speaking- tour of Indiana.

th,,;jcan women proves vvhat you mav ti'1-' v-i- .k- r,,.,t,i ;

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p to .x-l!'ct K-'ln!It tllP -'"I'Hc.s will ; -SJfV ' rPVH'Tl 1"rM' e thir,,! idt.lt around tho speedy back tiHd an.' San, T.a ,v. f ..d :,.,.'. . CV-a.' ! LKl.tl AL 1lVlVilHM the cm- ' f"r tM -"" ,hf' coa--h n1 players; ,,,.,. .,n t s-x weeks in the fH;A&-?-,'v. . .' .- ;' ' A " 'r .. , , , , n . thc v.)y! ..v.- hi.ptr.K- for a dry field. The new Not h w e s t ..n ,..,Xri, -r Hani ind c vvfi'.-l .; .'..'.'-;.U' tdii at oar store and watch the Lr'sUi er w-i n"-i ii:,'s w hl,-h ot-km' l,as wo,-k.,d tu' thre. t.outs while an"-, winninK tw- 7.y'w''V': 'V' 'A Y H i washin,;. See Iiow quickly and thorin -hoi this s.ason il be used for the first, nn,, p sir,(T f.n.. loitt-r,; is wi.ntei 'j! 'if '.I'if ' 1 "A A '.'A ! oughlv it washes ; how gently the Oneit,,.,!, , ,1 lime Tbal.ne n-t daring lo r.-v.-a 1 ., ,....1, 1 , , . v - i- -t ,- ' w ' 1 iv r- ; J 1 " . 1 1 ,-

.'VI''1 .-..-.,. s p., ause of th- ,-,,. ,;, rnlv,lJj -. c, " "-L '.:'"!:. ' .. p-t, . - -7 m ai ;oi.cry; !iow bcauUiully everything.

scut.s. 1 .. . t infYfr:n'if e r I ? " I I I iTOm comforters to table linens, jf t-D i.'b'i'i .s.v ; comes ou. . ve wi.'l be glad to show

I AJttjs i x k nrt. X" I ! vou in ueUil and exDlain the conven-

1 ex iii( Kurd nr.. all pr i -.us rec

rds for purs. ? when ho irave Willard

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That fi-ht dr. w somethinr over ."H Th rommn hattie b.-twe. n psey anl Carper.tier. which is

pr.a -t ica.i 'y sure to b.4 stAe.i in New Y rk, will draw 1,'V" 'a' pr vabaj it .S Sfl-. d

LAST NIGHT'S FIC-HTS!

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knocked out Frankie Jtice in the. f-iirth round. Ft an kit? Jero-nei knocked out Johnny Wallace in Co first round. Frank F.dwa rds wa.. ' outpointed by Harvey ltri(.-tit ;a j ten rounds. !

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Yhrn yo'i feci cavitir.. forming !

lent ternis. A Small Deposit Puts a Crystal ia Your Hoie

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the teeth you sK-t?!'-! ron'i!t a 'HPi

r.Ic-bt knock".' r,ur J.arry Williams .f A HridcepDrt. Conn., r'.dway ,n the first j M round of their sch.-.iut. ! tfn-iaiind g.., ' ffl the feature boat, ai th Armory A. A., ti

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Our new Shoe Department will offer the most advanced footwear at the most reasonable prices and we know that the women wil! take advantage of our Shoe Department, for WOMEN APPRECIATE VALUES

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It returned to New York t dy aft

1 -sC'ymfr before the jury. He told vh-. ..ery that Attell and burrs had upj -oached him with a plan to ''buy out'' t -.e White S-.x flayrs for JK 0,00-1 b.tt bat he had refused and had thrown i n. men cut r t bis office.

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Don, threw your papej ar.3? viiheut reading the vant zrJ page.

s arid put off. Come n tod:.y r free examination. I will pruonalfj ; iy examine your teeih and tr'! yo f'f I what, if anything, 13 r.ifde). 1 ! Procrastination i. th? thief :. p perfect teeth. Ccint in todiy. -j ; You will profit by n:y years of exii : penence arid study.

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QViafe aii tiis talk about Crmipina?

jf isten, Lester, and you shall hear: There are three ways tc roll a cigarette wet it with your tongue, u?e paste, or crimp it, But Spur 13 thc only cigarette note that word only that has the crimped Fcarn. No moisture as when you roll a cigarette no paste as used by ether makers. Crimping makes Spur draw easier, burn slower, taste better. Looking at

a Spur will give you the idee and smoking one will jive you thc result. And cf course everybody knows that Spurs are blended from choice Turkish, fine Burley and other home grown tobaccos. That's where Spur 3 good old tobacco taste comes from. There's a lot more to be said but write it yourself after you've enjoyed twenty Spurs from the neat 'looking brown and silver package.

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