Vernon Patch, a tackle on the 1919 freshman eleven, is another strong possibility for duty at one of the wings. He keeps his eyes open, handles the opposing tackle well on offense and makes his tackles as if he meant them to be remembered.

Pa fell Tackles Well
Schmid Makes Debut
Fred Schmid, a sturdy 190-pound line man, is more than likely to play some part of the game at tackle if he does not start in that position. Schmid is playing his first football at Idaho and he lacks experience, but he is improving rapidly and in another month he should be sensationally callable.

Space does not permit a detailed narration of the virtues of other hard-working, able men who may be given an opportunity to do battle against the traditional rival. George Pearson and Fred Graf, the latter a regular of the 1917 team, both speedy and aggressive backs; Abe Goff, Albert Graf, Bill Parks, Leroy Thompson and Jim Neal, linemen who need only experience to make them certain of varsity berth and Stanley Phillippi and Robert Leitch, ends, are only a few of the other men who might be mentioned.

Post Toasties
You may be sure, says the Good Judge, that you are getting full value for your money when you use this class of tobacco. The good, rich, real tobacco taste lasts so long, you don't need a fresh chew nearly as often—nor do you need so big a chew as you did with the  Ordinary kind. 