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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 20, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Publican third edition a of. Xxxix Mitchell South Dakota Friday october 20, 1922 number 17 thieves indicted i any surprises in Hammer Case Bonar Law is Bear Brunt of states attack Lillis it is asserted sought first to protect himself in Case of he Shields wife w murder triad is i i it it d to attract a 1 j a wide attention is i k Phi Lia is jury r ated items leased wire los no Clos cal., Ort. 20.�? i Jara Phillips faced trial for the murder of mrs. Luberi i Meadows. She was 1cmribod of the jailers a a the it uncommunicative woman hat Ever went be fore a Lory kit. To Lay s sessions were expected in in taken up with examination if salesmen. By Jack Jungmeyer Nea staff correspondent los Angeles cal., oct. 20�?first, told on his wife to shield him s of to save his wife he attempts besmirch the girl she is charged h killing. Pictured by the prosecution in this Armour l. Phillips Dapper my texan Waits to testify in by of of his wife. Mrs. Clara Phillips ? proclaiming himself a a love Meleona on the eve of his wife Sti for the brutal Hammer slaying of Alberta Meadows attractive pushing plans for ministry senator Reed faces biggest fight of life u. S. Grand jury texan is elected in Minneapolis Lloyd George fallen Premier in meantime is seeking new course missourian has antagonized Large sections of his party during service Asquith hurries Home women against him to Max in England is Able to s a what political brew will finally emerge this is tile Triangle the defense will try to prove As the motive for the los Angeles Hammer Armour Phillips in a statement just announced by his wife a attorney says he and Alberta Meadows left planned to flee together and that mrs. Meadows was killed after he told his wife right. widow. Phiilips whose statement of inti j v with the slain woman will maternity hoax students wage 3ter an unwritten Law defense for wife has temporarily drawn the Light of Public interest. Ast he brought about his wife s Post after he had helped her to girlhood telling the officers she had con the crime to him. He said he ?1 she might harm herself and it of that her fatal jealous jury without foundation. Assuming a moral share in tragedy Phillips has confessed. A Orch Claras attorney that he her old trick War on Campus friends of mrs. Mcnally recall similar inc ident in youth gasoline bombs Are used in attack on u. Of c. Of men by 500 of foes by associated press leased wire los Angeles. Calif., Ort. More by associated press lease. Wire Hammond ind., oct. 20.�?two Chi Cago women who knew her As a child than a score of lbs Angeles College students were injured one probably _. I Toda it ent to the defense of mrs. Fatany As a Resu to of Burns from _ mrs. Meadows were desperately Hazel Mcnallly accused by her Hus a gasoline bombs Ami from blows Ablated. That they were even Plain Banff killing the twin babies he on their Heads and bodies Here Early v trip abroad at Isab were born to her last december this morning in riot following a order. A Pai amerino party on the Campus gilds family roused a in u v u i it la to of the Southern bran in of the uni a mrs. Mcnally said she deceived her by there dramatic inconsistency?., fiends an relatives by a mothering a a. One time Soldier Gar go Man Ain a two dolls was it True a Repi Titian of according to the students. In worker promises to share with a similar deception she worked when i gathered for the Panama mgt Peggy Caf fee chief state wit Jophe was 16 years of 1 thobe onion party when More than 0 Young men. I the heaviest Legal crossfire of j t rumoured to be students of a rival a mrs. Mcnally As a child possessed University arrived in automobiles and a mania for a playing Mother Accord stacked them with lags and 1 1 a trial which is scheduled to Start seem As the task of picking a re is completed. Or a playing Mother acct,.,. ,. A a ins to mrs. G. A. Kahne. At 16 Tho i or saturated with Moline. To prosecution declares its of Lief Man a became so Pronto need that i Aii a 1edtos, of Ctm the confession is shockingly the actually fooled her closest by who characterize it a an unlikable attempt to besmirch alas untarnished name to help Phillips Ai d wholly without be killing of Alberta Meadow s on it also has aroused the fight Friend is mrs. Kahne said made them s bitterness of the Sain woman j a Kjeve she was to become a Mother an j later appeared with which at length turned out to be Only dells. Mrs. Kahne expected to testify for mrs. Mcnally when the Case was Given to the defense. Her daughter lonely Road in the asserted pres j now mrs. Rhea Campiche said she a a of Peggy i Affee former Clouds would be ready to verify her Mother attacking forces set f in to the Wood Friend of mrs. Phillips shocked a another witness waiting to Tell of pile. The glow caused a fire alarm country with its grisly details. Hrs Mcnally a pronounced a Mother to be sent in and the fire department ate will contend mrs. instinct was mrs. C. Azzato a girl was sent to the scene. Several sturdily lured her victim into the Hood chum w Hose Story we As similar dents Lay unconscious on the Campus trap it charged Lur with undue to irs Kahne s. The child a a Mother i when the police ambulance arrived. A rest in Phillips and then Smoth always explained the disappearance it was reported than one who was i her terrified denials in a Volley 0f> or babies by saying they were in taken to a Hospital and we Hose panic mutilating Hammer blows. _ a Hospital mrs. Azzato said. Could not be Learned was dying. Pile which had been gathered for the party. A fight followed clubs fists bricks torches and any other weapon hand were brought into play. A riot Call Brou Giu policemen from All stations and More than 200 gathered before the fracas could be quelled. Succeeding in their Endeavor the a a a a state attorneys will declare according to Frank Mcnally the j Roger Vergas was taken in an am hips latest statement Wras Eon husband who took the stand yester balance suffering from injuries that de at his wife a instigation in a a. His wife gave birth to twins. De physicians reported As grave c or to dilemma. It will Call camber 8 1021. A few w weeks later others by witnesses to refute aspersions they disappeared he said. Mrs. Moth dead girls character. Nally explaining she had taken them wife a love probed to a Hospital in Chicago. The a dumb. Be states original intention mics w Ere substituted he said for a a the Domestic relations of the the Benefit of curious neighbors. Couple through pitiless Ilij is will be carried on. I Neure of Claras love for her Hus and will be the main Issue prosody. State will Challenge the in. A less of her professed ardor s. Which it hitherto a pled is a matter of fact. Over Glove must be shown As a r a n a unwritten Law de m. It Sec in Frankie Lee former chorus a. Date of mrs. Phillips the Ion admits will be called fort to strike at the very Ming o such an Assumption Farmer Dies in fight Over pig three were injured seriously. The occasion of the gathering was a football Celebration in Honor of the game with Occidental College tomorrow. Southern Branch students said they were sur the attacking forces wire not Occidental students. Of by associated it tvs lease wire London eng., oct. 20.-Andrew Bonar Daw appeared to be making rapid Progress today in forming a Cabinet to replace the fallen coalition government. This was evidenced by the announcement that Marquis cur Zoti and the Earl of Derby both men of influence and experienced Cabinet ministers have agreed to serve under him in any capacity. Or. Bonar Law cannot officially announce the formation of his ministry until he is elected head of the unionist party to succeed Austen Chamberlain but it is generally conceded that his election will be Only a formality. Material plentiful although the split in the unionist ranks has deprived him of such cat it inet material As lord Birkhead the Earl of Balfour and Austen Chamberlain and some lesser lights Politica experts believe or. Bonar Law will find plenty of Timber in the younger members of the party shown Promise in the political to ids and Are marked for advancement at a favourable moment. The Premier designate was Busy seeking out eligible at an Early hour today his Secretary declared he is in Good health again and ready to a buckle to Quot the work which lays before him. Certainly he is giving every evidence of his old intense Energy though whether he is Strong enough to stand the Long hard Strain of office is problematical. A meanwhile Lloyd George bereft of his rank As prime minister Lait Atli giving evidences of retaining to it a full the indomitable courage and fighting spirit which has it Hara Teriz de his thirty Odd years of political Lite. Was making his Way today along the first stage of his trek a into the wilderness with those of his comrades who had remained faithful to his leadership. Whether he was hoping that Chance would smile upon him and Lead him quickly along some As vet undiscovered paths to a realm of renewed political Prosperity or whether he was planning the pioneering Job of hewing a new Way out none could say except the Little welshman himself. Perhaps even he did not know. A politics is Seething the political cauldron in England is Seething As the country has not seen it in Long years and none today was Hardy enough to predict what brew would emerge from the strange mixture that is cooking. Whatever Fate might have in store it is certain or. Lloyd George was entering a of his career which would Call tor ail his skill and Craft. It was equally certain that he would prove to be a difficult opponent in the coming Battles As there Are admittedly few men in the country who possess such Mastery of the Art of politics As he. The unionists the liberals and the labovites alike were conferring and working intensely in an attempt to solve the problem confronting them. Acquit ii hurries Homo former Premier Asquith who was in the country when he heard of toe what line the liberals should adopt collapse of the Lloyd George government rushed Back to town this morning to Confer with his colleagues As to arid other conferences were proceeding Anions the various party leaders. It is declared in High political circles that the government which or. Bonar i a has in View will be prepared to continue in All essential respects the work of the late ministry. The keynotes of his program it is indicated. Will be the strictest Economy in internal administration and a better understanding with the allies in internal affairs. Brewster. Republican Cyndi Date for Senate. Is exceptional opponent by Mark Sullivan National Polit Krai correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening poet experts called to testify in Poison Case at White Cloud victim with three shots in body engages assailant in fist fight by associated press leased wire White Cloud. Mich., oct. 30�?-the trial of mrs. Meda Hodell for the alleged murder of her father in Law. David Hodell. Today promised to develop into a series of technical examinations the defense attempting to refute the claim of the state that unquestioned Devotion. Miss ready to testify that mrs. A no kissed the stage manager los Angeles theater a week he killing the prosecution at that time. The state irs. Phillips made disparaging irk about her husband Accord to he expected testimony of Lee. Many surprises o the trial the state will also a introduce a testimony to show uple had a Stormy Domestic a married at Houston tex., in hey w Ere divorced and re Fri i in 1918, according to state j8. The state will also seek to it in alleged tempestuous scenes the Phillips Home for Days priced to. Murder to show that Phil told friends that life at Home us unbearable and that he fled from of Aker Nate embraces and Rel it sympathetic company. I hours preceding the trial p filled with Many surprises. The to Mains the state adroitly i Public opinion by printing Ismeni try evidence that Only a of tie Alberta Meadows diary bulged that even Peggy j.?fee. Eyewitness has failed to de a Many obscure phases of her a i t of Tho murder. The state re s that Phillips confession is in Superior wis. Oct. 20.�?j. W. Turner 4 0, a Farmer living near Casey wis., died in a local Hospital Hodell died from poisoning. Early today from pistol wounds a1-1 several experts from the University legend to have been inflicted by a. I of Michigan were to testify for the r mins a neighbor following a prosecution in support of the state quarrel Over a pig. Men of James l. Bliss state chemist. Tho shooting occurred at Casey that sufficient Poison to have caused late yesterday according to reports death was disclosed by an autopsy received by the authorities Mills a Tho defense too. It was indicated will Nisei Turner of stealing a pig. Both j Call toxicological experts. went to Tho office of s. A. Bar Tho prosecution today planned to Rott an attorney in an Effort to Sot put into the record Tho testimony tie a the dispute failing they left of two physicians who examined to the office together a Belles body yesterday and declared witnesses report that Mills pulled j they had found no traces of a Dis a revolver and fired three shots at ease that the defense attorneys Cia in Turner As the latter stepped into cd resulted in Tho aged Man s death his buggy. Turner although Portal it was announced today mrs. Holy wounded engaged Mills in a fist Moll would take the stand in her fight. They were separated by the. Own behalf when the defense opens Tow n marshal. Turner was rushed 1 Quot a a a a a a to a Hospital where it was found that three bullets had penetrated vital organs of his body. Washington interested in changes in England by associated Bros leased wire Washington. D. A. Oct. A developments in the British political situation following the fall of the Lloyd George government continued to hold close attention in both governmental and diplomatic circles Here today. Outside of the immediate effect already Felt in Washington of the postponement of the Kerning to this country of the British debt commission the possibility of any further results concerning the relation of the two countries it Wras said was to be gauged Only in Tho Light of developments and the Success of Premier designate Bonar Law s efforts to form a new Cabinet. Although it appeared doubtful to officials today when the political situation in London w Ould he sufficiently clarified to permit the sending of a British commission to this country to discuss the problem of refunding that country a War debt to the United states for which the commission named by the Lloyd George government was to have sailed a week ago there was Little doubt that the negotiations ultimately will be carried out practically on the basis already mapped out. A a ter dog. Paddy for Paddy died in a t a All the last minute sue veer nary Hospital. Campagna him two give up lives. In Effort to save their favorite dogs by associated press leased wire Seattle. Wash., oct. 20.�?it was in vain that Vincent Campagna leaped into a Camp fire and rescued his set charges and counter charges or Phillips 26, who pleaded not a his tight lipped but with in her cell awaiting trial husbands alleged vagrant of fee a v Back to her again As her a for her acquittal. Of weather report uth Dakota fair tonight and somewhat cooler Satur self is at the Point of death from Burns and did not know As he a Hyp on a Hospital cot today that the Effort to save Paddy had been futile. Physicians forbade the news. Scotts Bluff neb., oct. 20.�?the body of w. E. Calhoun local motion picture theater manager was taken from a government irrigation ditch thursday two Miles below the Point where on wednesday Calhoun disregarding his inability to swim had plunged in to Rescue a favorite dog. Tile doff fun ally swam to aria in. Reliance Man wires at own expense when someone a name is omitted from the want ads in the Republican Campaign when the free subscription name of a Man living in Armour was omitted through an error from the want is yesterday a subscriber at Reliance actually wired Quot he Republican at his own expense calling attention d the omission. If your name is in the want ads today Send the clipping to the Republican and get a year s subscription free. If it s your Friend s name phone him about it. St. Louis. Mo., oct. 20 copyright 1922 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post a Missouri is a horse race it is a horse race not Only on a Clear smooth track but on a Field of holes hurdles swamps trap paving stones garbage cans and decayed oranges. It does no to conform to any precedent and no Analy Sis of figures or past performances is of much service to form a dependable judgment about the result. Among the factors that make for uncertainty Are some thousands of democrats under the leadership of the league of Loy Al democrats signing formal pledges to support the rest of the democratic ticket but a a scratch Reed because he is a not the Choice of the majority of the democrats in Missouri but Only a minority aided by thousands of also because to repeat some More of the wording of the formal pledge a the bolted the National democratic platform the National democratic administration and the National democratic ticket in 1920. His party record gives him no claim to party support. The record of ii is Public service is even worse. His conduct during the War gave greater encouragement to the enemies of our country than of he had joined the Kaiser a army. His course during the past five years has Given More encouragement to the political enemy than if he had joined the Republican move May beat Recd the organization which is soliciting signatures to this pledge is just getting under Way. Everybody says that if it should be pushed energetically enough to reach All the disaffected democrats in the state it would be fatal to Reed. Another source of weakness to Reed is the women. Every few Days one organization or another of democratic women holds a meeting and passes resolutions in the most Earnest words about Woodrow Wilson world cooperation and world Pence but omits All mention of the democratic candidate for the Senate. The women Are a a aging Reed not Only because of what he did to Wilson and to the league of nations but also because of a a Baek to the kit Rhent attitude Reed has towards women in politics. Reed makes pathetic attempts to placate the women attempts which on his part have the sincere earnestness of one who needs the women a votes but which to the others have the effect of being a Little funny. He recites prose poems about the glory of maternity. In his speech at Carrollton. A few nights ago. He said a fall my life i placed woman on a Pedestal. I always though my Mother my sister and my wife ought to be shielded from adversity. It and task. I Learned it from my father who never let his wife make a fire. I thought tire game of polities too rough for women. T thought woman a mind ran More towards the Home. The children and the Domestic Side of life. T did not think i was putting her on a lowly plane. The highest plane is that of the Mother when she Moulds the soul of her will loss dry votes in addition to the women and the league of Loyal democrats Reed will suffer the defection of the a a dry democrats in fhe Rural districts. On the other hand Reed will have in his favor Many a a wet republicans among the German voters and elsewhere in St. Louis. He will also have Many republicans who hate Wilson and hate the league of nations quite As much As Reed does and who think Reed would be More dependable to to on guard in the Senate whenever that or and similar proposal comes up again than the Republican candidate would. One thing is certain. Reed knows he is having a fight and shows signs of fretful weariness Over his prolonged struggle for a a come Back a it is not Reeds Way to whimper. It is More often the victims of his slashing Tongue who feel like making the Appeal for sympathy. But Reed. The other Day. Dramatizing himself in the role of a crucified Martyr cried out a when a Man after years of from fourteen to sixteen hours a Dav studying Public questions and has come to regard himself As a Sentinel put in the watch Tower to guard the interests of the people when his health is breaking and when he finds himself misunderstood and some times lied about his heart is touched when he finds himself among this mood of Reeds is due without doubt to the. Act that for perhaps the first time in his career he has in his Republican opponent. Brewster. Ait ant agonist not susceptible to the bullying method of onslaught of . Indeed w to is As forceful in oratorical prize fighting As Reed himself. Makes charges action follows investigator. Of year of two million Dollar thefts securities recovered Alvin Owsley by am Ocia cd press leased wire convention Hall. New Orleans oct. 20.�?alvin m. Owsley of Texas was today elected National commander of the american legion at the close of its fourth annual convention Here today. The vote was overwhelming. Owsley was carried on tile shoulders of Texas legionaries to a place on the platform beside Tho retiring commander who grasped his hand and then turned to the Assembly. The Texas band broke Loose. While Macnider jerked the Gong violently. A a Bill Brogan of new York led in the capitulation of Defeated candidates. Deegan moved the vote be made unanimous. The vote was announced As Owsley 574 Deegan 251 Thompson 205 Mccormick 12. Nominations for first National vice commander included Myron l. Shade Mitchell. South Dakota. Five National vice commanders were elected As follows Edward Barrett Sheboygan. Wis. Robert s. Blood Concord n. In Chiles p. Plummer Casper wyo., Earl Cocke. Macon a. Watson b. Miller Washington. D. C. Witness tells of Duel murder unsigned communication received by detective bearing on Jersey slaying by associated prom flawed wire Trenton. N. A. Oct. 20�?ellis h. Parker Burlington county detective has made Public an unsigned communication mailed from Philadelphia purporting to solve the Hall Milts Case As one of murder and suicide. The text follows a one afternoon about three weeks ago i Lay Down in the grass on the Phillips farm and fell asleep about dusk. I was awakened by loud voices scolding. Looking up i saw not far from me a Man and woman. He was sitting close to a. Tree and was cutting the bark. She was sitting nearby sorting letters. She asked him to keep his Promise. He told her he had made none. He took the letters and threw them away and was going to leave her. She grabbed him by bus Erat and Tore it. He boxed her in the face. She pulled his hair and scratched his face. He stabbed her with Bis knife and she cried and told Birn she would Tell his wife and get him arrested. Then he shot her in the face. She screamed loud and Long. Then he shot her again two or three times. A then he saw me. He looked awful and then he shot himself. After a time i went Over offer help but they were dead. T straightened them out and their clothes. I saw a card with the letters near his feet. T have been sick since that Day but told no one. When she fell be Knelt on her and Cut her Throat slain woman and wife quarrelled. It is said by associated press i it cased wire new Brunswick. N. J. Oct. 20.�? authorities investigating the Hall Mills Murd mystery today were said to be weighing carefully a Story to the effect that mrs. Frances n. Hall widow of the Rev. Edward w. Hall and mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mills. A who was murdered with the Clergyman quarrelled shortly before the Halls left new Brunswick for a vacation last summer and that the ill feeling was pronounced after the vacation lists returned. Information of the quarrel was Given out by miss Florence North woman attorney for Charlotte Mills daughter of the slain woman. Indian society is to wage War against u. S. Indian Bureau Many of pilfered papers were Pijo ated in Miil c Ity by operators by associated pros liaised wire Minneapolis minn., Ort. 20.�?terminating investigation which began More than a year ago indictments against Twenty six twin City persons were returned by the october Federal grand jury All charging conspire Acy in concealing and disposing of Bonds stolen from the United states mails in the sensational new York and Chicago $2,500,000 robberies Early in 1921, it became known today when first arraignments took place before Federal judge Page Morris. One woman it was said is among the persons named in the indictments which charge a conspiracy in violation of tile penal the first persons arrested were or. And mrs. Stanley Mccormick. Ile was vice president and treasurer of the defunct Stevens and company a Bond Bouse and is on trial on a charge of embezzlement. The startling turn in the Long investigation of a hot Bonds operations in the twin cities came out of an extra session of the grand jury the deliberations of which were closely guarded by the Federal court and its attaches. Three others indicted in addition to the Bond theft indictments returned secretly by the Federal grand jury late yesterday three other persons have been indicted. They Are to. E. Sorlien. Minneapolis former banker who was first arrested in the investigations Early in the Spring am Edwin Hitter and Clarence Cochran both of St. Paul charged with concealing the Bonds. More than $500, Worth of Bonds stolen in daring mall thefts had be a floated in the twin cities officials said. Many roads recovered Many off the stolen securities which include Industrial. Liberty and municipal Bonds have been recovered. The latest recovery was $25,000 in Bonds reported to have been held by an innocent investor on Deposit at a Minneapolis Bank. The evidence in the stolen Bond cases was presented to tile grand jury after the government had brought into Minneapolis its pick of Federal agents men from the offices at new York Chicago and san Francisco to work with the regular attaches of the Post in a department. Federal agents on Job this staff of men. Who spread oui Over the twin cities and. Into the surrounding District obtained inform Iti Alion Early they Are reported to have said which was sufficient to warrant indictments hut their object was to close in on the men higher up. In this they Are said today to it have been Only partly Success aft they Are reported to be convincer that when they Complete the arraign ments. They will have at the bar o Justice not Only the men who actually disposed of the Bonds hut the men who brought them to the two cities and directed their disposal. Man and wife held Stanley Mccormick former \ president of Stevens and compar bankrupt Bond House of Minne Poji and his wife were arrested by Dei Uty United states marshal and arraigned before Federal judge in Morris. Mccormick was held in $10,. Too Bond while his wife was held it $5,000 bail. A third arraignment took plact when Arba Perry former head of Bond House in Minneapolis wan brought before judge Morris. He pleaded not guilty and his Bond was fixer at $5,000 additional arrests will be made As fast As warrants can be served. La. Fayette French United states District attorney said. Adding that deputies were sent to nil parts of tile City today to serve the warrants and head off what is said to be a frantic Effort of persons named in the indictments to escape. Work waa a Marvel oust according to the District attorn the work of the secret service m n and postal inspectors in unearthing evidence in Minneapolis leading to the indictments was a the have worked for five he said. A the adding of link upon link to the Chain which revealed the sources of these Bonds after they had Bee stolen in new York and Chicago mall robberies is a highly creditable of Tchitcherine makes new threat Anent near East trouble by Asik iat etl press Lioa a wire Kansas citymo., oct. 20.�?members of the society of american indians meeting Here last night adopted a Resolution to wage an unrelenting Campaign of propaganda and political activity directed toward the abolishment of the United states Indian Bureau. The Campaign will be instituted on the grounds the Bureau in unfair to the indians deprives them of full citizenship and is devoted to fostering commercial in by associated press i teased wire Moscow. Russia. Oct. 20.�?the refusal of the Powers to take into consideration russians demands creates conditions which Are Likely to bring serious International complications says a note addressed to great Britain and Italy by the soviet foreign minister m. Tchitcherine. Considering russians geographical position and the political boundaries uniting her with some of the Ria it sea states says the note it should quite evident that a peaceful solution of the near East problem is impossible without soviet participation in the treaty negotiations. Teress. Motorist is held for manslaughter sin Francisco. Cal., oct. 19.�? Charles Buckley was in jail today charged with manslaughter and with motoring while intoxicated. A squad of soldiers last night saved him from rough treatment by a crowd that gathered after his automobile was said to have ploughed through a group of persons waiting for a Street car. Four year old Marion Newton was killed her parents were seriously injured and two other persons trere badly bruised. When men surrounded Buckley a car with shouts of a Lynch him.�?T1 the soldiers who happened to be passing protected Buckley until the polio arrived. A inside of big mail conspiracy in Iowa discovered belief Huron is forced to use inexperienced men in d. W. U. Game by associated press leased wire Council Bluffs. La. Oct. 20.�?with the arraignment this morning before United states commissioner Byers of Many of the 41 suspended postal clerks and substitutes on charges of theft from United states mail. Postal inspectors believe that the inside of the St cond big mail robbery or. Council Bluffs within to years will be Learned. Council buffs was a he or november j 3, 1920, of cd ,,010 mail robbery for which Cit Fht Perrons were convicted. Special to Tim Republican Huron s. A. Oct. 20.�?inexperienced men in both line and Backfield must be used on the scalpers team in the game with Wesleyan today because of losses in the two recent games with Spearfish and Madison Schroeder and Bloodgood will probably both be Back in the Backfield. Huron is entering the game today with less Confidence than they possessed on entering the Madison and Spearfish games. Perfecting of a machine for handling accurate passing has been Given considerable attention this week

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