_ ,, ' ree ,
Dan C. Prescott of Spokane, man
j vars i tv tennis is in charge of
or va 8 . in . c , .ge or
the tourney. Although this is his first
vear on the Idaho camnns he is count
^ a 8 one o the S of the TdahL
, as one ° rt£le bestor -the i nano ^
players. Idaho has three letter men I
th is season, winners of the varsity
tennnis "I" in past seasons. The three :
men are Fred M V eatch of Couer d'-;
Alene, Ken Hunter of Moscow and 1
Curtis Herrington of Boise. !
Men entered in the tournament play ■
are Charles Preuss, Harold Johnson,
j Pritchard Harold York Fred ;
play.
on Friday.
y eatc j 1> Leroy Smith, William Gartin,
Ear j Hink' H an c. Prescott, Rox Hen
dr j xon> Hick Johnson, Harold Telford
Qj arej Lowe, Clif Hunter, Vic Robin
son> s ereb Russian, Arthur Yaggy,
j^erb Karlburg, Yarrell Wayland, J.
L p ries t ( j r . ; George Gahan, Otz
jjewman, R. Schwarz, Curtis Herring-I
ton, Ken Hunter, Paul Bieler, Bud
Hodgins, Dan McDougall, J. Benn, jr.,
PW i Remsberg, R. Rowell and E.
_ _ _
SEEKS DIVORCE DECREE
FROM DONALD WOMACK
Suit for divorce was filed Monday in
the Latah county district court by A.
Frances Womack against her hus-j
band, Ace Donald Womack. The com
plaint charged non-support and de
sertlon. The couple were married at
Medford, Ore. on November 21, 1916.
There is no community property and
there are no children. The plaintiff
in alleging desertion and non-support
claimed that the last money sent her
by her husband was $10 in February,
1919.
