.V <A
? --W I ?? ^PVUUIOVB ^11 J HI jfcl?
m- , . , . , Jtuxinq ol Irt^nr rnA :.tf ;5T ytf ..?or?niioitan fc0 mfnanii odf fnaa 01
> fl L" '?' * ?frKm> .xKifey/uS .,) - .d ^ tlxi3lig^Hnoqn3 kjoitsiaoqpA .TorkM v.di <j
. ; ZDiiu3j2m-*<!:a ^frnjiKrfs ?i ad IHw tn~ "I-7 ^ v/,)lla.| ^ .
41.50 Year in Adtattce in The County. a" "
f"|r', * ?'< 1 M ? ,f .jnQ iiQ flBBMtt --frm* r bn,r,
lAiritK ?f4rt?f *. 1
H*Sk^k7***- *?** i** 1&0V IUS 8S&A MAST JAOT001
fl *. '/r,7!v3 boa j
uiia T^-iooa iooifoS ?'
sibjisi
cuiissii
?0jj e.
rifcR^ ~o mid^Sg^isd a in&oi Hod tool vh? ixHuut ?>i
fr f-. r/H atovij^^oonja j;.od aiii gaivsil tiui n'Jf . mo
JAKJITJOL YTOTJOO K08S0A*
L:iiiaL io\ oih"<7 -iiov ' ai-/I i? hfirf isvs ?w Jwii -lew t-.frfi ,
17,1929 * q$a.OQ"?ear)in;^dy-^nce
foiUildjjl
0 MOaZOAl
tfi J9jt?(n eanlo bnoaan sa twi;?.hki
l* rr
les WarreaHies '"x
' ' t O
Of Scalds Received
, In Tannery.:? Vat
r- ,
Charle Warren died at; the Candler
hospital, at about- .11 o'&kxjk,
Tuesday morning, from burns, and
jealds received early the night before,
he n il ii"<> ? vat of hhot li
quor, at thf Parson 's Tanning plant
Voutig Warren, who worked with
lie night s-fiit't, at the Tannery, was
pbout his usual duties when he ac
pdentally stepik-d into a manhole,
[hat was lor same cause standing op
L ami iiil" the vat of liquorv of a'
L||X>ratmv of some 168 degrees. De- '
kpite the ten it tie heat of the scald
L liquor, he was able to keep his
p and anus from going under, and,
p extricate himself from the vat. His1
w||j lor help brought the assistance
other workmen, and ho was rushed
the hospital, where every possible
, ttrotion was given him; buf the
(hoek vras too great and the burna
JIIIA n ~
(to severe to be overcome, and he I
(jeJ at about eleven o'clock the fol
piriutr morning, retaining conscioo*
|<ss and mental vigor almost tp th*
M- <
Charlie Warren, who was a son of
le late Wesley Warren and Mrs. '
Varrcii. of Sylva, was 30 years of
jre, and leaves a widow and (me son,
few mouths of age. He had just re
ently built h new home, near. Sylva.
Except lor ft short time when, he
us in the I'nited states Army, the
ke young man had lived in Jackaonjs
ottiity all of his life. Surviving are
io sister, Mrs. A. F. Clouse, of Sy'I
a and Miss Helen Warren* of Wash
leton, 1). C., five brother, Post
aster W. D. Warren, Paul L. War
pn, and Jack Warren of Sylvai^i
laudi- Warren, of Canton, and Rftl-,
ii:h Warren, of Bryson City, and a!
inre number of other relatives.
A large crowd of friends ?f -the
irr.ily gathered at the old Warren
or.ie, now the home of Mra. A.F.
louse, Wednesday afternoon, for the
uneral service, whieh was conducted
v Rev. George Clemmer, pastor of
te Sylva Methodist church. Members
f the Junior Odrer United American
[eehatiics and of the Woodmen of
lie World, with which orders he was
filiated, attended the service ita a
ody. - ? ? 1
Interment was in the Keener ceme-l
k
iCKSON FARMERS OARELBS*
ABOUT SEED WHEAT - .
I By C. W. Tilson)
The farmers ot' Jackson County .4
whole are becoming very careleaa
lout the wheat they are sowing for
and then when the harvest ;.3st.
wr they say we have had another
i(i wheat year. We shonld not S*1'
ftt the Lord to do it all when we
Rso i-areless about the seed we SOW
l't how and when it i^ put in tip
found. ,'H1
Very lew of our farmers are sff
wing real good seed wheat to sow,;
,r.v few are having this fleed reeleaji
i and treated for smut, and only (
'??w prepare good seed beds and
ri'l the wheat in early fall wi^^
lenty of high grade fertilizer. (
is here when if we grow good
wat crops we must use all the iut
'nuatioii available on ??doing the
to light.
There are some fsiultrs in West
11 ^orth Carolina who are raising
tol wheat crops practicably
Par bv seating extra good-. sowE
heat of the Bearded Fulcaster or
Eap's Prolific smooth head V^ne^
M' Then they are having this
'oroughly recleaned atid treated to
11 snait, A thoroughly.. 4>ulS?&.
fd seed bed is prepared and the
^at drilled in with 400 to 1)00 lbs.
^44 or 10-4-4 tertili*?r,f|>or 8Q^'.
il*een October 20th and Noveiwwr
^ ~
ft'iH pay Jackson County f'arm
" who are sowing wheat tilts
1 earrv out these practices. II they
' "?t, the sooner they stop giwwng
? at the better off they ^jLbe-tu,
' ars and cents.
A tf,w of our farme^havesaire
10(1 seed wheat thejf will sell now
pxtra good seed wheat can be
erM very reaaonabW^H'a season.
any farmers reading this article
| oi seed y^eat,, write, ^ee
P lotio the county agent, and I will
'P 'you fret what,
L mUl 011 Scotlf
P^seed wheat "an5 has lnswktied
- A fool boy, down near^Quitman, Gfen
yelled " Snake r', as tEe students in a
their ebapel exercises, Tuesday morn
ing. A stampeed followed and 65 pu
pils **d tekeherq aixt hi<h*! 1^* sg-;
riously injured as a result. Its a great
pity ttyt Spia# Ale** jmd f'ool^ can||
learn to keep their mouths shut;' but
if they kne^r enough to keep silent!
they wouldn't
fools. I ? g M
' ! ! , ] : j ! {>:'!')!?: / I V 1 1 J :'V' ^
The American Federation of Labor,
meeting, iy, ^orontp, pni;,fVot^d.t^ ex
pend a million dollars to "Unidnize
the South". That.is another result oi ;
the Motion) Miss^ije '\, {|. ( ' j
" ? i
. $he Suprepie Court lof SofitH Caro
lina has hhcld valid the act authoriz
ing tb^ issuance of . $ jx<(y-fiye mi) lion,
dollars of State bonds for the pur
pose of constructing
ways in the State to the south ot lis.
With the big start our sister State
already feis:Iin.]fiiil1dftg . fcoads, jtbc
amount issued by the legislature
should practically complete the sys
tem;- ;
will now become converted to the plan
of building NOW, this section will
have roads that will be worth some/
thing to us all; Then watch the three
States come forward -aloiitg all liYNS:
The Great State Fair is in progress
nl Raleigh, ; showing the people the
real ^.Ijjprth, Carolina; nqt. the North
Carolina that specialty writers, com
ing to 'Marion1 :and Gaston ia, would
. <>'! i
have :th$ i*orl<l believe is here.
Mr. ftamsey "McDonald, prime mint*
sterof Great Britain' attends the meet'
ing of the American Federation 'iof
Labor,' iW TOr^nto. Mr: McDonald has
been visiting this country and the Do
minion in the interest of reduction, of
naval armaments,, reduction of cost to
tfeg taxpayer* of-4b?^wld- for *hifW,
and of permanent and universal peace f
McDonald, and the whole of Britain
are anxious to' cultivate a cordiality
between Britain and America. The
present prifi? miaiater.is a-foborite,1
and is for the second time head of the
British government; and the sky has
not fallen, noi- has the Empire roeh?i
off-its foudation. ? J ' *-v
And now Dr. Sadler come oat with ;
a book advocating that parents tell
the children the truth about Santa
(Maus beforp they are out of the nurs
ery, in order that-the rhtfdren wont
lose confidence In the veracity df the'
eld^rfc any earlier than is neeessa|y.>
Wp aJl lUte* ; Doctor, to hold
to our cTl1^ais'h, faiths and n^ihs a^
long as we can. Whether it Is good
for us, or; the contrary, it will tqk^j
a wis?r heatj than mine to defeide.
^ C f J K,
, ? Ten, people injured in an epidemip;
of automobile fl&baps on the; high-'
Ways ofiWesteifii North" Qitrolijia;>ti J
last Sunday* Sunday was*6nce a flayj
of rest and reflection. Now it is a day ?
of dodging the reckless drivers', if you
can. By tTltr Way; jUl&t fcow mtrch -pi^og
ress i? th? new, h^g.hway patMl maling
in making the
people to travel?- ? - ?
zmJ
'.^Speaking of-$^moblfe w^eefcp^.^1
ia a rare tiimg J!o?.a, jdjix^? cX an auto |
mobile to be placed on trial in the
criminal Qourts charged with violating :
the-fcraffie lawf ul;)* he State, unjfess '
somebdcihjr is trying "to collect dair.ag
7ekML M&hZot
property. The criminal courts have
taken on too much thq nature of a
IplHtion *germ?:jli?0B iiiifl
^hetf::jnatJ&s. .Et^;i!^minai%cttoii I
should be tned exclusively on the is- '
sues j the Stjfite, wEMe"Taws j
have been Tb^olteh, ' and whose peace
the violator i^hiet ifcan o?y?i?$p
MtWMEL. pnYfitfl V7 M?3 J
that way in the crani^ courts. Mid
storing respect for law and confi-l
? *-*- ? ?tW
the latest rrraclimcfiy for treating this:
seed with the cpp]>%;?a*bpnatQ dust
to kill the smut. When whi&at is theat
er Ifcis way m MUtiB alMritled
| and at ja fvery low ?&ta.p$? bjghejL
| Then the wheat can
. or in ?wily ^dle^ln
? ing any time ' within alflonth
I t?ting Regardlegg af ghat hag hfpn
in the past let's do the job
It wffifror-^,*"M?U"-?thifcfal,?
fair crops next harvest
. T, * ? * 0 32-f 10 1SLOW1 i?i
pw V.H77 fmit f.T jT jwiW ^jfoote1 oTF SlM SiiOa^ciAilGUT &HT
?mm
Doris Glenda Brvson, little daflghtorof Mr, ai)^j Mrs. Jennings ;i(
Beta, was declared to be the rattiest -girl J?aby; ( jn ^h? ,
BabyShow5 -[given by the Asjhjeville Club for Won^g,f jp, A?heviiiey)
I ?: Jf ?"<**>'. ?,! ?<! ?-/.?! I V ! : i ; 1
jf Robert Chlwlcs Walker, suii o? Mr. and Mrs Jjaraes: ,E* W^^ker, j 0
of Etet/Laporte, was found | U?fce ihe?tnost pecfwt baby; b?y ia,j -x
$li$ks ji *? --M nut mvl-ri I. ??>. ?:., a ? ';!
Ifi&fc Western. North Carofoayougsbere wirtf ia the:. :'
<? iiighmr las' oflfcial entrants. {*? j ' :???'??
'jjM
! *. i -ni
~1 i i Wi?.W aid 'f? Jy
iSLId -i .1
ri^SABCpCUliOWffla
(fly Itiss Edna Farmer);
? (Takfiii-iroui-Nash County Nertfs
Oct. 10, 1929) ~ i;
&' A ^ , .. _
ofilcr'Tha^tHTs brief artidl^inay'
?mean -more "tt> its-readers, I am going
to try to give a few definite jfreta
about Western Carolina Teacher#]
College, ; or. r^Cnllowhee, ' ' as it Is
gcnpiaUy known. "|f* j %
Cullpwhee ia seven miles frorfs Syl
va, ?he county seat of Jackson Coun
ty, which is fifty "miles from ;A$he
ville. In Jackstm- County thejje iafe
26 mountains more than 6, OOf feet
in altitude. , I ?j | J
What is CullowTiee? The '.tfejijr.
"Cullowlicc" is a beautiful eKpres
siot>>of thu Cherokee Indian language.
"OtefehsitMally one ' may find h$rje iai
jdJJsteX<>f ^hatei>lilie8. The Cherokees,
^OrtOiuge inhabited the Tueka&jg$e
ca El< ? if tjiiif glace ' * Cullowh
winch means sT place of lilies. M
lowhee'V lsj a, term applied tStjthe
neighborhood, ,t^vc i township, or |b tfle
?harming imoimtalu school 010 t|e
banks' 'of ! the Titekaseigee. Reeaipjtly,
the nan'.fe Cuifo'^vlice State Normal, has
Has been changed to Western Caro
lina Teachers College, and isf^v
sitoila# to oir EaateTn
fShT Colttoge:" ?
r Wesftcrti ?O'a^tna Teachers
|b. a co-erto,#atjpiMrl "^ro-year
ifeliool. Tbp- Hta^ W^S, suppor
?ontM^? itv Since the State o1
C?-? & present |
. vaiiCQCE f^qflj&iUoii&l ijj#'3 ?' aUj^b
C^rnliiu nnrl ig ft member of
Southern , Association of T eac hijr
,Tmn^'lMUt^jqns Its faeul|. :f
aniri extensive
tniB lilpiilbuvv A _
&r &faYnmar Grade B North C^otijia1
p- ^<^#yiH%^ri^arti?e Without
a few facts about its presideB
H. TV fiu'nterV would make it
incomplete. To those who have
h^.|i^arto^: Dr. *
P??S?^..Pr- Hunter has the
^uali^catiQi^s a maq. can posi
heard life name
ian, a name, which anyone shojj
f.: ? ? *
dence in tr.e courts. Then bring
f civil 7 causes Sm the civil side
doorket. x:~ -
Spqnm Hotel, n
Goveroy G
citizens, w
ally destroyed by "nre, Tuesday
piij that uiiother
ie up in
if of
P
yatertog plac
the public.,
?
V
JOHN'S CREEK SCHOOL MADE
OF 'SCHOOLS.
; ( 6n , ^ ; jptoi 'a Cnjek had
1 mAn?\ aa*i!a? ' m/inf inrt fTKAl
th? >????,? roonv.
In the afternoon, Superintendent
Wilson expressed himself as Being
of the school. Mr. Jerome Phillips,'
principal of the East Laporte school, j
gave ^ shortcut very jti$pirational
talk, the ?e?$f$j|)r ha|^i|
growth JfQjmgaSoqer toaflber* schoql <t*
a consolidated jUni&r" nigh4 schodfT *
The teachers from Wayehutta, Os
car, Tuckaseigee, Rocky Hollo^JCast
LaPorte, Balsam ^Qrovf1,' $0tf$ C&ek,
Wolf Creek, Charlies' :^e?jkj- Sock I
Bridge, and Oak ^ 11 r *
. Nantahala Creamery has es
ihfed a cream station here,, whieli
We hope will prove beneficial to the
fanners of this section.p hl!)i'?U| *'i<
f ? rH ? pr* ? f-. f ? -
vii/.io -? 1, .? ,{ ? J i-vi [|ii
provd of ? this name oar 'president
only in name but in actions, j
His daily life is an example which |
aHjl parent would like fpr . ; his, sop. >
or daughter to model their 's by. Dr. '
ED*ia?cr, to us, is just onqif jib^ He.'
will makd you feel that he is int'er
ioi jytju, pnd! thej sohqof ?wb^eh
he so nobly represents. Dr. Hunter
sirik-fcs . to! giv? j eywy jbws or girii $*t
comes to this school every advantage
possible arfdl ! hava ;Wej';-W|Sljujd-{
as president. To aim, our president
and Jle^f, Vfl ^ive. , Jugfeest, hppo^s
which are and ever more shall* he dii6.
!}&? closing, I wish to say to p)y,
friends in Spring Hope and wherevfer
school like Cnllowhee." xne schoim
is surrounded by mount^ip^yhijeh apk
thf loveliest of all scenery. The home
or family atmosphere rulefr in ? our
is life, and -our matron, Mr?.
?livf
Posey, is themost unus&Wl
She^ possesses such qualities as you
say? tSu? c8ii^TIf '
term, some of yotf^Ulidq^le
tinue your work in higher institutions.
Let me urge you to give Cullowhee
your consideration.
it's worth
thejdnpnejl to sp^^-jt ~
the;5x#un^iins,
ig. If #>u
of i
whee one year, J vRave
your departing before you graduate.
Lam yery pleased with Cullowhee ,and
flntf ttSt $ J&Sesaeii ijdilfAy^ *htoh
*$&&&
kto. those who are interested^;
Kpt upon Cullowhee, and may leaft
1) JTOHled
??#oW4?AW I ?*
?PSKWOft*1
house in ^jjflgfosjfith stoical fapes,
gJ$e;:}J udge
? their sons to the . flW*'
Mp.]Wy had oon vict^fj th(e w, , of? atj jas
m 8 f?*rj
tfregfy ago.
l.nThe'ifMlW a^<WO%T rfipk Jwide1
"fltgr, Frank and Carl How^];^roi^Jbi- 1
out ^,tiMl,jAjM^he^ gyp,) jW^U Hb^]
leil, who is also alleged ^Q ^yte bjeen
implicated in the affair, made his'es
icape,,; when the.ieffrwi-s surrounded,
the Howel^hffFI4? OP Jonathan's creek]
.?? ; Jfaywoodi a.. IfWi ^ayai natter: tte':
,offwr, and has not :yet i appre
hended. .l-iu) j.>r I ft':- 1 ?>. v if i ;i I
! Tie three who were qonvicted gave
induce of appeal to Itheteiipreane qonft
.and boadiWas fqsed at i$500Q each, ft
is- uhdearstood'! that: i later. the .lappeaT
.'jmiO Withdrawn.
Thfe ' assault,' which attracted *thach
attention aiad ?' a'gffikt deal! -ofi pablic
indignation; ? time, < Teealteu
When WMittrn Peaarce ' did - net give
fcHe road' to the( fonr-Hb^elteylas' boon
as they ^thought he should, and ac
dwHJmg to evid?te$, they stopped artfl'
two of theta ' attacked" IfaalPetocfe.1 '
Shuford, and Mro; Shifted, iwho We*^
! ckJse ibehindy' st'dj)ped-^ lindi Mp .Sihu
ford;frie<V taetbjvtbe >4ffrriJ. JBMford
"Sbstiiwed' a<bl?W aitois bhe viprk
with1 ai jack handle, iiand-twp to r.ow
serious1"1 knife bounds, i tfWe /Pbaree
was 8t?*nfek':Hcrb8s the hcad?with an
I automobile ' 'jadkj < (His; Shdfoard) inter
fered, and according toihbr /testimony,
one bf'!frhei HoweiW I threatened i tQj
shoo? iienWark ?ohtU J ,!i | i,u
Herbci^0 MfeGhli" i^as^' sentenced tW
'*&rve: iti'1 indeterminate sentence wt
Irimi 12 to 18 months oii a charter of
m hu**y M I ?
1 b^lM fttfrikbh,' cHHrgfed' With fkejdp*< i
ing a- -disorderly house was found
iwflfaFfya^'iffa;y?r ;?' fffr tn^gnwwti we&
I HB 1 .1' 1 1 BPWrWBw :
continued for 2 years. On anotiiei
count, she was sentenced to ^erve
4; mo^tbp in jail ^ Jbok Judge Scfienck
|^a#| hfr 15 jS3|$s [in which to| payn
a?~ihj| costs Jeave* the county, \
~bWttrc*the capiat H to issue, pgj.v.ii
Mary Louise Booth entered amalo'
contends*# in two eases, one ofi^ass
thg^ji ^o^hless check, and the ^ljher
oi am ag board bill at the Pojoigettj
ffe^ was given until next^pp,
of the court to pay up. The IpHftfk
was given as first payment % iW
auti^n^bHe ^. Caqny^ >. IBfothegj Mo
tor Company, and her contentioijiwas,
>*M 8hfWl
the automobile people to hole ttyej
'che^k- tor1 k few difyi/aftd duriiMf
intervaj, she iad a wrecjc, witjp her
car; 'ifrld* wfenV'-tot (l&--:A&ipital|j The
cheek iwaSjfor $229, and stye haa&ntil
the FeliiWrjy' 'ttrft.' {?'pky^it. TBI bill
at the Poinsett G^rill was t$6.10,aor a1
'stopped party" gfiVen b^ '^er/ SheSnusiJ
m )??f; N*?. ,fh **??*
term, <?*
> i yp*i
on the roads, after entering a
(y^fing, | jtj^.^roh
la^8. ,,T . r r j *
'Robert 'licidail ir. Was fo
growing out of the aeawr of
BidJe^? w^ $e [ fact which fating'
AcCalF was driving, and on ihi^h
i ?<i ?MJflfFpwS" fc$!
riding, near Fairfield, last May;- Thel
!
of , blame for the ( affair. Helicon- j
ter^^d thfttithe'ifrki^eV 6n one thej
Louise Austin and Edna H|fwreiLl
WJl&faJlF ofi?Tj'
stocking^, from The Paris, weft aJK
trespass, and pay tn'e costs. 33 . j
ft atadflty>Yc?nig pawj'.a ^ifwi of jj|oi)6]
and the costs on a charge of a VI
with a knife. John Rogers was
j
off the HisSwIy s0rf%, *af t
rock through the winiAhield of
in which Mr. Mathis was ri
4V^ not
-prec&uti
thejjftdLjil
caugnt in tne drag. The* j
Beaman B lan ton and Jule Barked,
tried oa *^i^^of jua^^r?^ arid
toft
-in#
,v,-? rr- *L
i) gggrtrpEgm ftnlid raq a '{Jii
Purse And Warteii "?
? Betwned) A&fcsr
.buz iaad ? io't ijiiil. baoi
Twa Years1 Absence
i jr Jjjo ma ifr?:?MpWfi iiwrjj A
nt> J?u?rlfth?ern,
if not an honest man, has been found.
A 'Eroiflw J- T
, V&fkj wdj^rse,
for a few moir^fJi i^^^son
Chevrolet place, in Sylva. When he
.returned tq get his property, ?it was
irtfi. '?;1J sniLAjm , JoJTIrroft onT. ,
not there. He had a fine watch and
I 11: J CT-IWhMf fcl KYJ>Wu2lfl o^.To, TT
chain, a purse containifig a 52Q.0U U.
0 . .jtiiiiioiioa '>4 J Jiffo lujiilirt .
b. treasury note, and some cnecka. lie '
inserted an advertisement in the Jack
b&'ilot&ng. was
iMWfWtfi t^JmteSirf^mctt^fThe
f k'tiih Bii'd' AiWAfhl tip, 'aiifr'ir1 few
days ago, Mr.' Bird received a letter
[IrOiU *>4ad^y'|d<JWn"i'n ^ftntyibh, Ga.,
Wkiiig' if to-laid lost a wstoh ?nd a
lioe^efc abo?t two' yefcrs< goyi and
if so, asking him for a d?8?riptiod. He ^
wrote thq lady, and as quick as the
eMails dould: oaW J) t&etti f. pUwwy' watch,
-chain; r twenty biM* flh&ck% and
afl> oan?e<- to /Jain*/ .with #o|&jngM piss
ing, nothing hai?wlwL?H? n<? ,lliH
Cl>lJN,TYvMEBD^ JIBW JAtt
'to hm, It.d , BAW GHtAKft jtftTRY
tj"i'>vhr. ?>? /'??? '?' " 1
The GrantfciJurtry tti!jt?s*epairt to
the court, -recommended that the
jf|il<i A?0rtv6rijwpfl!rt^,fS^(n^da
tion. is that tie .^fnish
addition 94 ^nctffii^ifijpme,
to care for -the aick and infirm in
'?[| fori 7* in nV/
inlfibe gsfundi.jufjf-, wpprtad .iq r4pdge
SehJKnokjtbat;* qwawt^^hadrffiifited
ttfe jjailiiwid foi?idut,.Wi'gQo4'.?ndi
tion except that a new toilefotifr Reed
ed and an old stove needs repairing.
i \wm- .^pa,|ow4> Sood
f oftd^ioA ;lp$< car
m. mm oa
^jwmrw4 fa?
The county horr^.^^it^.and
found ' ' m^geoiLfloeditian ; , but JJ*4 -
Mr
JVeeman "be given one more tfoman
to assist in caring foi\ the sick and
iiltirnT1 inrTTttf'eS if1 tWhotti&J '
nJ nit <i,| u( .r.Mvyjt
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.delers are' drilLiner hard, in rirapara
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game of the season, with Franklin,
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offensive; which was a weak factor m
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eeived minor injuries in Saturday 's
game; hot were able to be out for
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naaa that' started the .game in Ashe
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regular guard, who Will be ou^t qf tba
game on account of injuries. Menson
will likely be called upon to take his
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place. .
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Wanton was fined $50.00 the
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las fo jssiie nv,lu days, giving hear
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for tuflgment, continued lor ? years.
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