pn- »\u25a0•%_ SECOND SECTIONWWThe Pullman Herald

VOLUME XXXIII PULLMAN, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1920

Devoted to the best interests of Pullman and the greatest farming community in the Northwest surrounding it.

No. 1

County RecordsOCTOBER 9, 1920

DeedsPhoebe Reaney to Jesse P. Wedin,

seq 24-15-45, $24,000.Thaddeus A. Stivers io Sylvester .1.

Felts, blk 1, Geo. F. Stivers add, Gar-field, $10.

A. L. MacKenzie to W. C. Seagle,lots 7. 8, blk 50, Gill's add, Garfield,$1.

John Phelps to Irene Phelps, lots3, 4, 5, blk 2, Culton's add, Palouse.$1.

Hanford Land & Investment Co.' to 1-:. 11. ilant'ord, sh of neq, lots 1, 2,

Sec. 4; part nwq 3, neq 29, tract inSec. 21J neq 21, sh 15, undividedhalf int. seq 9, nh 16, in 18-44; nh8, eh 5, nh 7. in 19-44. except, nwq |20, seq 19, nh and swq 29, the eh,swq 27: swq, sh of nwq, 34-20-44,eh 1-19-43, $1.

Thomas K. Woodman to HenryEndlich, lot 3, blk 14, Garfield, $1.

F. A. Davidson to S. C. Parrish, shof seq of the neq 22-15-43; sh ofnwq, except. 23-15-43, $10,000.

MortgagesS. C. Parrish to F. A. Davidson, sh

of seq of neq 22-15-43; sh of nwq,except, 23-15-43, $5000.

S. C. Parrish to Albion State Bank,sh of seq of neq 2 2-15-4 3, sh of nwq.except, 23-15-43, $7»562.50.

Claude J. Reid to First NationalBank, Pullman, lots 1 to 4, blk 29,College Hill add, Pullman, $1800.

Henry Endlich to W. A. Capen, lot3, blk 14, Garfield, $600.

Jesse P. Wedin to Phoebe A.Reaney, seq 24-15-45, $12,000.

S. C. Parrish to Albion State Hank,live stock, machinery, hay, wheat,summer fallow, crop on nwq of swq,wh of neq of swq, sh of swq, swq ofseq 23-15-43, nwq 26-15-43, sh ofseq of neq 22-15-43, sh of nwq 22---15-43, $5862.50.

O. B. Nelson to First Say. and T.Bank, Whitman Co., live stock, im-plements, two-thirds crop 130 acreswheat and summer fallow on RayLynch farm in Sees. 22. 27-17-42,$3600.

Roy Wiggins to Colton State Bank,live stock, Implements, two-thirdscrop on nwq 25, wh of neq 25, sh ofseq 23, sh of swq 24, wh of nwq, whof swq 35-13-44, $5000.

ReleasesPrudential Insurance Co. to H.

Peter Ochs, real mtge, $10,760.Albion State Bank to S. C. Par-

rish, chattel, 1050.Albion State Bank to S. C. Par-

rish, chattel, $410.First Say. & Trust Hank. Whit-

man Co., to O. B. Nelson, chattel,$2000.

William Guske to G. W. Wilson,chattel, $1000.

Conditional Hill of SaleWhitman Motors Co. to C. A. liar-

grave, automobile, $2400.Power of Attorney

Henry Endlich to R. C. Fitzsim-mons.

Lis PendensW. W. Foote vs. Ida B. Moss, J.

H. Dickey, Mary Learch, Ella Mc-Carthy, Dolphus Dickey and Un-known Heirs of Wm. Dickey, lot 2.Monroe St. add, Pullman, to quiettitle.

OCTOBER I 1. 1920Mortgages

O. P. Berquestlo First State Bank,Garfield, blk 10, Manring's add,$1900.

J. A. Crabb to First National Bankof St. John, live stock, farm imple-ments, two-thirds int. crop 34-18-42,$2000.

Louis Hedges to Jas. McGreevy.truck, $*500.

Annie T. Davidson to T. R. Akers,live stock, farm implements, $4250.

James K. Poltson to C. E. Jen-nings and F. a. Jennings, live stock,three-fifths grain, pt 13-45, $2324.

Roy Weeks to Security StateBank, St. John, live stock, farm im-plements, two-thirds int. crop 29 and32 in 19-41, $1250.

C. H. Friend to Farmers StateBank, Johnson, two-thirds crop part1-12-4.",. $2300.

E. A. Spurgeon to Linville Bros.Inc., crop grain nwq 7-17-10. $1955.

E. A. Spurgeon to Linville Bros.Inc., live stock, farm implements,auto, $1855.

O. E. Simmons to W. E. Grimes,auto, $860.

O. C. Hamilton to H. W. Terhune,trustee, live stock, far mimplements,SSII.

Hugh MacLeod to The Public, wellacquainted with Wm. R. Cooper.

Frank Futter to The Public, well!acquainted with Wm. R. Cooper.

C. L. Bchulerud to The Public, lawell acquainted with S. M. Watson.

LeasesGeorge Repp to Henry Appel, part

crop nwq 27-18-41, 5 years.Henry Repp to Henry Appel. part,

crop neq 20-1 8-10, 5 years.Henry Repp to Geo. Appel, part

crop Sees. 23, 24, in 18-41, 5 years. .Conditional Hill of Sale

Phil .1. Brady to School District I69, motion picture projector, $315.

I). E. Brooks to La Crosse MotorCo., auto, $467. I

Willard B. Wigen to La CrosseMotor Co., auto, $805.

ReleasesJames W. Darland to August John-

son, real mtge, 10,000.J. C. Stockman to F. H. Michael-

son, real mtge. $600.Wm. MacMaster to Martha A.

Gragg. real mtge.Citizens State Bank, Tekoa, to R.

S. South, chattel, $3250. |Joseph Mellleur to Henry Pflu- 1

grad, $900.Citizens State Bank, Tekoa, to Ar-

thur Johnson, $2300.First National Bank, Tekoa, to Ar- I

thur Johnson. $2300.First National Bank, St. John, to

W. A Jones, $1500.Colfax National Hank to J. A. Al-

lender, Inc., chattel, $760.Citizens State Bank, Tekoa, to M.

Freeman, $1900.First National Bank, St. John, to

J. A. Crabb, $1200.

9, all 10. 11. 12. blk 5, Rosalia, $1. \Win. Moonhead to R. H. Streeter, I

blk 12, west of G St., Breedings' add,Palouse, $10.

A. C. Dickinson. Eva Grant War-wick. Virgil Howard Grant and Vel-da Grant to Annie Laurie Allen, lot1. blk 14, Oakesdale, $27.">.

Barnet W. Bailor to Thomas F.Kelly, tract sh 28-19-44, $9900,

Affidavits

D. F. Hamilton to 11. W. Terhune,trustee, live stock, farm implements,crop part Sees. 25, 30, in 18-41,$1800.

Deeds

' W. B. Parr to Earl C. Griner andJames E. Griner, nh of seq 31, lot 3,in 32-18-46, $14,554.

Gottfried Kroll to J. L. Gilliland.swq 9-15-44, $16,000.

Pacific Bldg. & Loan Ass'n toJohn Emil Carlson, lots 11, 12. blk6, McCroskey's add, Garfield, $575.

J. B. Range to Gladys M. Keisner,lot 2. blk 12, Huffman's 2nd add,Tekoa, $2500.

Robert L. Ragon to TheodoreArts, lot 2, blk 1, Bonanza add, Te-koa, $10.

J. L. Gilliland to Wm. Baucher,swq 9-15-44. $"24,000.

Bank of Rosalia to R. P. Turnley,• lot 8, blk 16, lots 6, 7, 8, part of lot'

OCTOBER 13, 1920Deeds

Wallace A. Moss to Geo. Cilery.lots 1, 2, Ik 15, Reaney's 2d add.,Pullman, $3,300.

I. H. Pierce to B. L. Settle, partlots 1, 2. Terrace Hark Subdiv., nhlot 3, all lots 4, 5, 6, (ex) Lawrence& Holbrook's add., Pullman, $2,400.

Theo. E. Glaspey to Elmer T. Ro-deen, part neq 26-15-4 4, $1,500.

Rebecca J. aßr bee to J. G. Mont-gomery, tract 5-18-41, $1.

Minton E. Barbee to Rebecca J.Barbee, tract 5-18-41, $1.

Karl eßrger to C. A. Bruning, lotsI, 2. of of 1-20-45, $10,500.

J. R. Lake to W. E. Rutherford,lots 1, 2, blk 4, Farmlngton, $1.

Mary L. Anderson to Andrew iWe-titer, lot 9, blk 3, Rosalia, $25.

O. A. Holmes to A. Wiemer, lot 10,blk 3, Rosalia, $25.

Mary Anna McGee to Paul A. Ham-ilton, lot 4, blk 35, Maiden, $1,200.

John Schau to J. H. Range, lots 1,2, blk 8, Huffman's 2d add., Tekoa,$2,800.

Leßoy Brooks to J. B. Range, lot3. bib 12, Huffman's 2d add., Tekoa,$350. \u0084

R. C. Cowan to W. 11. Robertson,tract 15, .Mill Row to Palouse, $450.

R. C. Cowan to Lulu Quam, tract7, Mill Row, Palouse, $450.

.1. W. Cannon to M. S. Cannon,part sh of nwq 33-16-44, $"4,500.

Potlatch Lumber Co. to R. C. Cow-an, lot 1.",, 17, Mill Row add., Pa-louse, $900.

Power of AttorneyJ. C. Hopkins to D. A. Hatfield.

MortgagesH. L. Steele to L. H. Carpenter,

lots 1, 2. Terrace Park Subdiv.; nhlot 3; all lots 4, 5, 6, except, blk 1,lots 1. 2, 3, blk 2. Lawrence & Hol-brook's add, Pullman, $1000.

Geo. Cilery to Pullman Say, &Loan Ass'n, pt lots 1. 2, blk 15,Reaney's 2nd add, Pullman, $1200.

B. L. Steele to Pullman Say. &Loan Ass'n, lots 1. 2, Terrace ParkSubdiv.; nh lot 3, all lots 4, 6, 6, blk1. except, lots 1. 2, 3, blk 2, Law-

rence & Holbrook'a add, Pullman,$2500,

T. i. Robinett to Bank of Winona,lot 1, of 6-10- $500.

BenJ. Krell to Gus Powell, neq 8--20-45, $5000.

C. A. Bruning to Karl Berger, lots1, 2, of 1-20-45, $5000.

M. S. Cannon to J. W. Cannon,part sh of nwq 33-16-44, $4000.

A. D. Smith to S. W. Smith, livestock, farm implements, $184 6.

C. E. Stone to R. D. Gordon, sum-mer fallow, two-thirds crop on Sec.15, part neq 22-14-39, $800.

Louis E. Hall to A. H. Averill Ma-chinery Co., thresher, etc., $1000.

Henry Rospen to E. L. Ross, wheatand grain, summer fallow, part 20---14-37, $703.

Wm. Godsay to Garfield NationalHank, live stock, farm implements,two-thirds crop on pt. 19-18-45,$2600.

Ray O. Bartleson and Lyle Judson,to Pullman State Hank, live stock,implements, $"2500.

Ray O. Bartleson and Lyle Jud-son to Pullman State Bank, two-thirds grain on neq of 22-15-45,$2500. »

Roy Mclnturff to Pullman StateBank, live stock, farm Implements,$4000.

Roy Mclnturff to Pullman' StateBank, two-thirds wheat and grainneq 9-13-44, $4000.

W. E. Keating to Bank of Winona,

live stock, farm implements, summerfallow, two-thirds grain pt swq 25---18-39, $440.

A. D. Smith to Farmers StateBank, St. John, live stock, imple-ments, two-thirds int. crops wh 10---18-41, $300.

C. O. Doan to 1.. D. Hoover, trus-tee, crop sh of nwq 26-16-89, 101.

C. O. Doan to 1.. D. Hoover, trus-tee, live stock, farm implements,wheat, grain, $6164.

J. R. Burton to Duling and Bishop,two-thirds crop sh of swq, pt sh ofseq 8-17-46, $2700.

F. E. Wi.lhelm and W. F. Wil-helm to Duling and Bishop, livestock, implements, two-thirds croppt '.', 10, jit 15, in 7-44, $14,350.

Norman E. Warren to HighwayConstruction Co., truck, $1000.

R. M. Englehardi to Citizens StateBank, Tekoa, live stock, implements,auto, two-thirds crop pt 28-19-45,$2500.

LienJos. Mellleur vs." Owner of Win-

ton auto, labor, $102.

AssignmentsHerman Junge to H. W. Livings-

ton, real mtge, $10,000, Dolph Cool-idge.

Williams and Gallaugher to MaryLyman, conditional bill of sale, W. G.Allen.

Kill of SaleBert Graham to N. M. Crider,

truck wagon, horses, equipment, etc.,$5000.

O. G. and O. C. Farley to TekoaState Bank, wheat, $15,182.

LeasesBetween E. C. White and Ray

Clark, part nwq 15-17-42, 1 year,; 1-3 grain.

Mortgages

J. E. Wilis to Citizens State bank,live stock, implements, summer fal-low, 2-3 crop part 28, 33, in 45-5,$2,000.

A. W. Perry to Colfax Nationalbank, 150 acres summer fallow, sh23-17-43, $1,425.

C. I. Erickson and N. J. Ericksonto Bank of Winona, live stock, im-plements, crop part 19-17-39, $1,200,

Earl E. Robinett to Bank of Wi-nona, live stock, implements, crop,part 19-17-39, $1,200.

W. W. Snowhili to <;, L. Heglar,implements, threshing outfit, $1,119.

ReleasesJohn B. Schmick to c. H. John-

son and T. 11. Dingle, lien, $ —.Citizens State bank, Tekoa, to J.

E. Willis, chattel, $2,000.Pullman Savings & Loan Assn. to

I. 11. Pierce, real mtge.Pullman State bank to W. A. Moss

real mtge., $1,716.Pullman Savings & Loan Assn. to

W. A. Moss, real mtge., $ — .Spokane ft Eastern Trust Co. to

Rosalia Transfer Co., conditionalbill of sale, $563.

Hodgins Motor Co. to Reuben Kin-ney, conditional bill of sale, $—

Continental Auto Finance Co. toBert Graham, codtioinnBert Graham, conditional bill of sale.$'—.

Citizens State bank to R. M. En-gelhardt .conditional billof sale, $—.

Tekoa State bank to Heinrick andDrevlow, chattel, $3,500.

Geo. Bradley to Bert Graham,chattel, $1,200.

Bank of Farmington to Geo. Alden,real mtge., $250.

Citizens State bank, Tekoa, to KarlBerger, real mtge.. $ —.

Tekoa State bank to John Mester-man, real mtge., $— .

O. v. Manring to A. L. Ebersole,real mtge., $ —.

Harold 11. Smith to J. T. Trosper,real mtge., $2,690.

Bank of Winona to W. E. Keatingchattel, $350.

Bank of Winona to T. I. Robinet,real mtge., $—.

Conditional Dills of SaleMartin's Garage to P. B. Moore,

auto, $350.Spokane Auto Market to J. W.

Imbler, auto, $420.Williams & Galaugher to W. G

Allen, auto, $617.

OCTOBER 14, 1920Bill Of Sale

Griffith Motor Co. to W. S. Skin-ner, auto, $ 1 .

Conditional Hill of SaleThe 500 Co. to A. L. Doty, auto,

$•570.

AgreementW. P. Stipe to Florence Stipe,

community property., Deeds

Citizens State bank, Tekoa, toTheodore Thompson, lots 9, 10, 11,blk 5, Lombard's add., Tekoa, $212.

Charles Brucker to Lena Cohn, lot1. blk 6, Tekoa, $3600.

Nancy C. Crow to Joseph M. Crow,part 21-19-44, $1.

Geo. V. Boles to Homer W. Han-ford, 1-10 interst lots 5, 6, blk 3,Oakesdale, $10.

J. B. Bageant to Maggie C. Pa-geant, lots 14, 16, 16, blk 8, Firstadd., St. John, $1.

Richard T. Bell to G. H. Benfield,lot 6, blk 5, Hay, $450.

Ava B. Wilcox to W. W. Pickettlots 4. 5, 6. blk 18, LaCrosse, $1,500.

John H. Cave to Jacob T. Aria-simth, tract part 5-16-44, 1-2 grain.

H. H. Hill to Security State bank.LaCrosse, lot 6, blk 10.

C. W. Craney to R. E. McMana-mon, part lots 14, 15, blk 9, La-Crosse.

AssignmentsSecurity State bank, LaCrosse, to

Jos. Rosgen, real mtge., David B,Moore, $5,60,

Union Trust Co. to David Hum-bird, trustee, real mtge., John Lad-erer, $5,000.

Releases11. S. Milner to Alfred Oleton, real

mtge., $ —.Geo. O'Donnell to Frederick W.

Hagfedorn, real mtge., $ —.Mortgages

John Hughes to U. D. Haynes, lots1, 2, 3. blk 36. Prescott A Perkins'Riverside add., Colfax, $150.

J. H. McCroskey to R. C. McCros-key, part 8-45, also part 33-18---45, $22,763.

Daniel R. to chas. E. Jackson toL. 1.. Gee, chattel, $.".2 1.

J. L. Davidson to Citizens Statebank, Tekoa. live stock, farm imple-ments, crop. $2,500.

E. V. Hegman to W. 11. Jones, livestock, farm Implements* 3-5 crop,$2..",

W. M. Shepard and Geo. C. Prattto Walter Riley, 3-5 Inters! crop.$7.27.i.

W. M. Shepard and Geo. C. Prattto Walter Riley, live stock, farm Im-plemnts, $7,275.

W. C. Richardson to FarmersState bank, 10 tons oats. $350.

ReleasesJames Rausmussen to W. S.

Games, right of way, $1.Lis Pendens

Isaac Roll to Floyd Sparks, knownas Floyn Wright, the swq 34-14-39.

LeasesErnest Hemingway to T. J. Bell,

lots 1,2. blk 11, LaCrosse.Mrs. K. Streib to John M. Brose,

nwq 21-17-44, 3 years.

LiensJohn A. Back to R. R. Clarno.

part 34-20-41, ,100.11. J. Miller, admr., vs. Anna S.

Ficklin and B. D. and I) W. Henry,tots !). 10, oik 20. lot 5, blk 33, Endl-citt, $ —.

John Rosgen vs. D. B. Moore andEmery Gordon, crops grain part 24---12-27, ,600.

ReleasesFirst State bank, LaCrosse to F.

A. Burk, chattel, $1,300.LaCrosse Motor Co. to L. E. Means,

conditional bill of sale, $722.R. W. Gordon to 11. C. Rehman,

chattel, $531.Security State bank to Harold It.

Davis, chattel, $50.Security State Bank to Hamlett

Bros., chattel, $2,000,Security State bank to Roy Allen,

chattel. $*126.Security state bank to Roy Weeks,

chattel, $1,650.Security State bank to Frank

Chandler, chattel, ,300.Colfax National bank (to F. 10.

Richter, $100.Colton State bank to Robert E.

Moser, chattel, $160.O. D. McKeehen to J. L. Davidson,

chattel, $ — .Bank of Farmington to C. A.

Burke, chattel, $500.Bank of Farmington to Floyd

Leonard, chattel. $4,000. .Spokane ft Eastern Trust Co. to

Emmet Nixon, conditional bill orsale, $ —.

Security State bank, LaCrosse, toJ. E. Conner, conditional bill of sale,$100:

Bageant & Morrell to R. F. Car-roll, conditional bill of sale, $596;to Roy Wells, conditional bill of sale,$225.

Conditional Bills of SaleLutke Mfg. Co. to Matt Johnson,

fixtures, shelving, etc., $2,440.Spokane Nash Motor Co. to Philip

Bin nschein, auto, $2,04 0.Releases

La Crosse Motor Co. to Edwin J.Schultz, conditional bill of sale.$"850; to A. L. Wbrnstaff and A. L.Shields, conditional bill of sale.51,256; to Roy Sayles. conditionalbill of sale, $903; to G. M. Pierce,conditional bil lot' sale, $375; toJohn L. Wynne, conditional bill ofsale, $744; to Henry Moore, condi-tional bill of sale. $744; to BryanDavidson, conditional bill of sale.$300; to 11. E. Splater, conditionalbill of sale, $744; to Joe Hyatt, con-ditional bill of sale, $793; to RoyGreen, conditional bill of sale, $240;to Frank Schreck, conditional bill ofsale, $72::; to Hezie Eggers, condi-tional bill of sale. $1,084; to Archiei._ Wornstaff, conditional bill of sale.$718; to C. 11. Nelson, conditionalbill of sale, $909; to S. H. Eddiiconditional bill of sale, $"550; to .las11. Meyers, conditional bill of sale.$400; to Chas. S. Schmick, condition-al bill of sale. $265; to Fred Martin.1400; to Frank A. Snyder, condi-tional bill of sale, $74 8; to Geo.Mansfield, conditional bill of sale$767; to N. H. Munk, conditionalbil lof sale, $360; to Fred Schoeff.conditional bill of sale, $889; to Roy.Borland, conditional bill of sale,$400; to C. A. Hart, conditional billof sale, $298; to C. H. Lambert, con*

I ditional bill of sale, $263.

SOILS OFFICIALS CONFER

Professor C. L. Marbut, who hascharge of all government soil survey-work In the United States, and Pro-fessor F. J. Sievers, head of the col-lege soils department, have recentlybeen in conference to give the col-lege a cooperative part in all futuresoil surveys.

STATE COLLEGE DRUBS IDAHOIN SEASON'S FOOTBALL CLASSIC

Washington State 14; Idaho 7.

For the thirteenth time In the quarter of a century of football riv-alry between the State College of Washington and the University of Ida-bo, the State College eleven has proved her gridiron supremacy, and forthe thirteenth lime the famous "Idaho spirit" has been forced to giveway to better coaching, Letter team work and at least M stubborn afighting spirit.

Idaho fought gamely, as she always does, but the hammering, better*ing tactics of the Welch machine were not to bo overcome, and theCrimson and Gray again waved triumphant over an Idaho eleven.

In Friday's name Idaho presented the best coached eleven since thedays of Coach ••Pink" Griffith, and the victory of the Cougar eleven wasa signal one. The best team won, but the loser gave all she had andIs deserving of credit for her stubborn resistance.

Flushed with the prospect of victory after her touchdown in the firstquarter on a blocked pass, Idaho played sensational ball at times dur-ing the second and third quarters, v.ith Irving and A. Itiashears play-ing the leading roles. Her stubborn resistance in the filial period, withW. 8. C. right under her goal poets, brought forth wild applause fromthe Idaho stands.

For the State College there wore no individual stars, the team play,ing as a unit throughout the contest. Both the Cougar touchdownswere the result of straight, hard football, and both were well deserved!

Game in DetailFIRST QUARTER

SECOND QUARTERW. S. S. Scores Touchdown

W. S. C. won the toss and chose

ie receive the ki.ckoff, with Idaho

defending the north goal. Irving

kicked off tor Idaho at 3:18, the ballgoing 50 yards to Sax, who made amagnificent return of 2.", yards. Mo-ran hit right tackle for five yards,

then went through left tackle for twomore. Gillis made it first down withlour yards through right tackle.

Idaho ScoresSax wen! around left end for five

yards and on the next play W. S. C.was penalized five yards for offside.Sax attempted a forward pass, butBrashears broke through and blockedthe pass, Neal grabbing the pigskin

and racing 50 yards for an Idahotouchdown, after three minutes ofplay. Irving kicked goal and thescore was 7 to 0 in favor of Idaho.

Harold Hanley kicked off 2,2 yards

to Perrine, who returned five. it wasa poor kick, the ball rolling along

the ground. Irving immediately

booted the ball 50 yards and Sax re-turned five yards. Both teams wereoffside on the next play. W. S. C.fumbled but recovered. Sax went

around right end for six yards, withMoran running wonderful interfer-ence. Gillis hit right tackle for fourand first down.

Sax went through right tackle fortwo yards and Cillis gained three offleft tackle. An attempted pass failed.Moran's attempt to punt was blocked,due to a poor pass by Dunlap, andBrown recovered for Idaho.

Brown went around right end forthree yards and on the next play Ida-ho was penalized 15 yards for hold-ing. A Brashears went up against astone wall at left tackle and failed togain. Brown wriggled through left,

tackle for two yards and Irving punt-ed 50 yards to Sax. who returned 10.

Gillis Gains

Moran punted 45 yards to Irving,

who permitted the ball to roll overthe line. Ball put in play on 20-

--yard line. Brown gained two yardsat. left tackle and A. Brashears made12 yards and first down through

right tackle.

Gillis went through center for fouryards, Sax took five around left endand Gillis hit left tackle for two. On ;

this play Idaho was declared offsideand suffered a five-yard penalty, withthe Cougars gaining first down.

Moran circled right end for fouryards and Sax gained a yard at leftend. GUlls hit center for 4 C yardsand repeated at right tackle for oneyard and first down.

Moran gained three yards at lefttackle. Moran heaved a long for-1ward pass to Roy Hanley, which net-ted 25 yards and first down, al-though Irving downed Hanley thesecond he took the pall. It was abeautiful pass.

Moran started around right endand looked good for \u25a0 touchdownwhen he slipped and fell, after gain-ing five yards. Gillis hit left tacklefor four and one-half yards and theball was 16 yards from the Idaho jgoal.

On the first play of the secondquarter Gillis made one yardthrough center. Sax circled left endfor two yards ami a touchdown, lat-er kicking goal. Score 7-7.

Irving kicked off 55 yards, theball going out of bounds. Ball re-turned to 20-yard line. Gillis hitcenter for five and Moran gained oneat left tackle. Sax failed to gain atright end and Moran punted 35yards to Irving, who returned 10.

Irving hit right end for three, cen-ter for four and left tackle for fourmore and first down.

A. Brashears was thrown for aone-yard loss at left end, but Irvingpicked up three yards at the sameplace. With the ball on the 40-yardline S. Brown went around left endfor three yards, Irving gained twoat left tackle, and A. Brashears madeit first down with a pretty 11-yardrun around left end.

W. S. C. Recovers FumbleIrving circled right end for six

yards and the ball was on the W. 8.C. 17-yard line. Idaho fumbled andDunton recovered on the 18-yard

line. Moran was out for four min-utes. An attempted pass, Moran toRoy Hanley, failed. Gillis gained

six yards at right tackle and Morantwo at left tackle. Moran punted

35 yards, the ball rolling another 15yards out of bounds.

Irving punted 4.", yards to Sax,who returned five. Gillis hit lefttackle for two yards. Davis wentthrough the line for three yards, butthe play was called off and W. S.C penalized 15 yards for holding.

Attempted pass, Davis to Moran.failed. Gillis circled right end for12 van's and first down.

Idaho substituted Glindeman forBrown at right tackle. Sax wentaround left end for six yards and

first down for W. B. C. and re-peated at the same place for sevenmore when the whistle blew for theend of the first quarter. Ball on tinthree-yard line, second down. Score:Idaho 7, W. S. C. 0.

Idaho fumbled and Brashears re-covered. Half ends with the ball in

Idaho's possession on her own 30---yard line.

Score: W. S. C. 7. Idaho 7.

THIRD QUARTERIrving kicked off to the 10-yard

line, Sax returning five yards. Gil-lis hit. center for four. Davis twoat left tackle and Gillis three at

center. Moran made three and first

down at. left tackle.R. Fox substituted for Cowan

for Idaho.Moran went around right end for

three yards. W. S. C. penalized fiveyards for offside. Moran gained two

at right end. On an attempted pass,

Moran to Davis, Davis slipped just

as he reached for the ball. Moranpunted 55 yards to Irving, who fum-bled momentarily and was downedIn his tracks by Sax.' Irving punt-

ed 35 yards and the ball rolled 10

more, Sax recovering.

Moran gained one yard at right

end and Sax five around left endNtal of Idaho was Injured when he

tackled Sax and was.out for three

minutes, but returned to the game.(Continued on page four)