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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Col. Corlctt was in San LUIS
Thursday 10 protest before the
county commissioners against the
raise in Hooper town property.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

Horn x White have a few COOL
work horses for sale.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

No. 7.-Good Groom house and
stable equal to Z lots, price $3.50
No. s-House and s lots, good
improvements, for $3.50.
No a-Good 4-room house and
lot near in for $500.
No. 10-Aeans several bargains
10 state leases with and without
the crops
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

There are no better pills made than
DcWitts LATHE Early Risers. Always
prompt and certain. Rice Drug Store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-07-07

My stock Of Undertaking Goods has
arrived and ! nm prepared to attend io
business in the Undertaking line. For
,h" present my headquarters will bc u,
the warehouse II ". j. CLARK.
WILLIAM WOODS.
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first Publication July %, 1901
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE sALE

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that that certain
r. Gilbert msrt&age0r, to Henry G.. Gardner,
and filed tor record in the ohice Of the Register
Of Deeds Of the County Of Mclean 9 Ter.
rit0ry Ut Dakota, now the State OF North
Dakota ON the 6th day Of July, 1855, aud rer
corded In book 3 Of Mortgages at page
81, will be- foreelosed by . sale of zone fiftll
Interests Of the premises in such mortgage
Of the courthogse in the county Of Mclean
two O'clock In the afternoon on the Sth. day Of
o.. such mortgage on the day of sale.
The BremiseS described In such mortgage
which shah be 'sOld to satisfy the saMe, are
described D. follows: Whole sects q twenty.
i've Cs5), whole section twenty-three t23), and
lots one ~, two 90, three G3) and four 90 Of
s s.. ! sa =, asit&i az 81 G Of sM2 ;:x re- g aPs Sc e.
Ftion fifteen Ub). southwest quarter (SWA.
s vest ' saaate Mes sx% SseI'ef (s WA 4 %ws 2S,' r.
section twenty-six.. i28l, In ttwnship one
hundred and lOrty.hvo (l45), north OF range
elgllty-fcur(Sa, west of the NTH 9th. prinei.
pal meridian. That is the one nth Interest
In and to the above described landslide, un,
DIVIDED one nth in~teress-oEned by Z: 9: Chase,
df Y:sed ;s ssiy " b, 1 ;sss. Of ''et 90 ~. !:
HENRY 2. QARpNKR. Mortgage.
BOUCHER, fHILhRIrK 4 COCHRASE,
Attorneys for mortgage.
bismarck. Nj D. 4.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

/ .f. .-iF.Hr E8. F4.eG go. ERl-#-g fNtufErE s
Mrs. W. C~Cartey Of Douglas
river is visiting with her pa
rents in the county capital,this
week. +.
without doubt 3. & Neal, Of Douglas
river has the finest isoklhg garden In
Mclean, county, this sessou. Csbbsse
heads bursting= with bjsness, celery,
spinach. melons, puRpkins, &C., in lux
urious s~profusloa.
:. Our Associate Ed. wae again
compelled Is seek his. physici-
ans care at Bismarck hospital,
Friday, but hopes to be around
Eassin in two or three days.
{. Or. Forbes went down to the
capital city Tuesday to meet
and bring back his father and
sister who viii: visit with the
Doctor and family for a few
weeks.
Our old friends Hugh and
Mrs. mclaughlin came down
from Elbowoods, Tuesday, on
their way to macs old home,
Hastings, minnesota which
point he has not visited since
twenty four years ago.
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Is e A ssss:; ' g hs aIs,y :s ssu X ,s !:
Gil kDds pursuate 70 . real eetaee Tux
eoe enesgedin the dlstrjGt c0nrt Of Mclean
IN the 9Th day 81 July, 1eoe, In proceed.
qaessSpea aid fs q esssse q SAID County Is. ssa
seerwstd = wtt: On tAe 9Th dAy. q. Fe6.
q aMi % aaid hnd. acquiTed by McLeen e6unty
r. ~ sale was duly ssaaEned to Gust Berg
IND tho' period Of redemption from said sale
HGl expire 90 days nom and After the 26eh
ldlyoe AlNNis& l0OO.
: Hesc!tpsaOn Of hnl-S0uthwost quarter 6Wk)
o. eetaon hiytee0 49, in township one hun.
dred aud fofty-nye G4b) north. range sikhtl.
Mclean county, North DsKokN.
Amoule asagne& for iHcauding subsequent
ASCENT required to redeem, Including
subsequent taxes ~paiL-o29AiS
And ynn and each Of y0n are hereby mott:
ded th1t unless YIN redeem said Ian from
Tor redenption. cy payment Of the amount
above sailed Ani the taxes, costs. Interest
and penalty accruinK, including the coakaE
this notice, the estate herein expressed VIM
pass to the holder Of the tax sale certificate.
Witness my hand at Washburh, N. ID. this
18th day OF August 1900.
Assignee OF Mclean County, N. D..
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First Publication Sept. Is. 1900
EXECUTION SALE, MORT0AdE PORf
CLOSURE.

q A rp nm ~o>~,, ,,:I....
In ,uv.., CoySry Or TRAIL: 90
Fred L. Goodman, plaintiff.
... vs.
Alfred 4. HndQuist, Annie Mndquist, The
3sak k. OF Min . aeorporstion. 4: B. Cup
s. Bryntolfson and Frank +. Hawkins IL.
1enaants:
9o9c " hereby gwen. hat under and by
VILE siressu o. = s Spss5s xrit q execution - nj
. ..nsaI .,,. ~. :, oenverea, ana now Y NY hands
TS;ss G i.,I,s,, r. AND. sad iof ths County Of Iisii,
1Poga judxment and decree 10 mortgage fore.
cS9s4Fs psoseedinKs In Tue action above en-.
~. sna AGAINST ~ 0f the dsfendants In said
1 = T.ind aMI aea,nss tne sac DEFENDANTS, Alfred
~ da, S1s s ao9 sixt, txo hundred snd o.ty.t%o
Nee " the 0ftice Ut the Clerk OF the District
G91Et " ana Tor sa1d County. VI Trail, and
EQ0s.ahd = Transcript II said Juigmeng after.
S TysttH sn Spd dc or s9e IN asy u August, lsoo, duly
81 6s:s'5ss ss COZ. s = rs, sn$ ms ssr = sh she cs Slsff 81
mn kI4 AUXKn aIvAkJA HAk0&MA "a .Afl
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b tA.ssTounasoe tiass ~ Ssys .ofs the
sore md yellow lsal' bsvs como again.
while 81 his resent trip to tho u1psr
country Gu. Dsssen obtainsd some hne
photoGInaiptc views Of the Fort BeHthold
I'D lands and Douglass ytvsf.
Word reaches thglsa1sr thst Oscar J.
Hall will soon lead to The hynenisl alter
Miss Mary Wilkinson, uho y purse-in-
charge Of the reservation hospital.
Onssf tvo Of ths continget trou niss
msrck, stfhe ball game. when thsy. foand
that they could not get tho expected
number Of bets out Of Washbura gave
won't to their feelings by being personally
abusive. Now boys that looked bad
You should BE- gentlemen when away
from. home ct least
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-15
GOLD CRAZE m THE C0TEAUx.

GOLD CRAZE m THE COTEAU1.-
Great excitement has prevailed about
tho high ridge Of hills northwest Of Edg-
eley and uorth Of Kuhn, the Fast week.
1t was agOld finding craze started from
the discovery of "color" near Raney Bros.
ranch. -Four years ago the scribe put in
a couple Of hard days for his pony mean
dering among these hills which ia but a
part . part Of the Coteau range Of which
the Dog Den and Prophet mountain are
spurs. II the Raney Brothers and the
hundreds Of madmen now camping about
the Logan county hills can find wealth
in the quartz rock there there is M good
reason why John Edwards, Bill Mercer,
Thompson Brothers and John Parks can
not load up q few g1nny sacks from
:washings about the foothills Of thseee1|
more northern spurs. II the cotsspx|
has q vein Of quarta rock running par
srel the Dog Den should be in evidence.
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w..
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, u.
COUNTY OF MCLEAN.
In District Court, Sixth Judicial District.
Northern Pacific RAILROAD Co.. Plaintiff
George b. Forgy, and RS. Dudley. Defendants.
The State OF North Dakota to the above named
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In the above entitled action, OF which
Y copy IL hereunt0 annexed, and herewith
served upon you, aud to Sorve . copy of
your ansWer to the said COMPLAINT on the
Subscribers at their once In the city Of Fargo,
III tie c9pnty q Csss. and state Of North p.
kOia, within tlirtydsys after the servise Of this
summons upon yOn, exclusive ut the day Of
service, aAd. In case OfyOur failure to appear
or answer judgement will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded In the COM
piaiDt.
BALL. WATSON 4 MACLAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fargo, No. Oak.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that the complaint
In tho abOve entitled action was hled In the
once Of the clerk of the District Court for
Mclean county, at the court house In tho city
Of Wxshburn, County VI Mclean, State u
North DakOta, on August 2nd, 1871.
BALL, WATtO 4 MACLAY,
Attorneys for Plaintif.
Fargo, No. Dak.
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First Publication August 4, laoa
CONTEST Nor1cE.
Department of Interior. .

CONTEST NoTIcE.
Department of Interior.
| United States Land ONCE at Desils Lake. N. d.
sufficient uSntest afadavit having been died
In his ONCE by Jacob B%illiglneier,. cOntestant.
| against homestead EMERY No. lX343 nude May
4, 1888; for the RI OF Men ana NJ Of Skk,
section 81. township iA9, range a, BY August
| Henning~ cOntestee in which & WAS alleged that
| said. August Hennilg has wholly abandoned
said lands, never established . residence there
on and has never done any act of improvements
either In person or by any ler.On for llnl that
tue present condition Of said lana IL wild and
uncultivated prairie, except ono sll]hty and 70
acres OF breaking done by others, and not for
or On behalf Of claimant and TINT said alleged
absence from the said q IL not due to entry
mans employment In the army, navy Or mArilie
CORDS oil the u. 4. ~ q private soldier, Olficer,
seaman or marine during tt!ne Of Wal, IN which
the u.s: WIS engaged said parties are hereby
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock .. m: ON
Seut. &, 1900, before Aaron Singer, Y notary
public, ct hts ONCE ID Harvey, n. d., aud that
hnal llrarilsg VIII be he'd at 10 O'Clock =. m. on
6eps. IL, I00p, before the register and !eeelver
ct the United States Laod Office In Devils Lake.
The said contestant having, in Q proper an
davit fleL July "a, 1900. set forth facts which
show that after duo diligence porsDnal services
of this n0e1ee eau not be made, u Is hereby
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
-. sxEuhGARD,
IvER JACOBSON, PITTS. Atty. s-l4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-15
COMING OUR WAY.

Andrew Jackson Defoe Is q new wealth.
or prophet Who has arisen fFomEe,a New
Jersey swamp but he is q correct ONE
Months ago he predicted q great hnrri-
eans!on the Gulf Of Mexico on Septem.
her 9th. How well It was verified the
three Thousand dead on. that day at Gal
weston, made answer. He made another
prediction and here It Is: ":Oa Seps.99rd
q great storm over the extreme north
western states," and that the nsnth Of
September would close with heavy frost
all over the Northwestern States"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-15
First Publication August Is. 1909
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph Ander
kOn, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
Helen A. Anderson misunderstanding Of the e1tate
n ScL sS;ss and 1 ssste q North pakoss, Sseess i
to the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit them
with the Necessary vouchers, within fSMs
to said administratrix At her residence neat
Coat HAtDOf, In said Mclean county.
Dated August 22n'l, A.. d. 1900.
e. HELEN A. AHlyKRSOn,
AdMlnistrAtrtx.
r. H. RKGIsrRR, ILLS
Att'y for Administrative.
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Jas. 7. Met unoch.
Attorney at Law
Wasbe',Fn No. OAK.
WASHINGTON
WESTERN

with ~ vast bodie, Of timber, a. rds
ample opportunity for tho establishment
Of lsanbsr aad shiasas .ai!ls. Tbs soil Ia
'sxsssdiasly prodpstivs. and frsit. grain
and vegetables grow III great abundance.
|!Ths-s mad . seadx maskstfin the lumber
ssaaaps. the lssgse oities, and the Alaska
oovelDnspt timber iandre can sslI
Fbsssesrsd, while eutoysr laads, sauitablg
fer dairyilg and truck gardening, saDsbs
fpurchsssd q. reasonable prisss aloae.the
line Of. the Northern. Pacific RI. For
further particular, write 70 q. n, Mott,
0ea., 1mtsrstsoa Assst, MOI. Pso. Rlp
-. .FJassia MIRA
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-15
RESCUED FAMINE r

little lad presented himself at one Of the incubation stations. AS soon n hin
arm vas hea!ed be went to another station. and this thing went Q until the
roR boy had actually been inocuhted I've times ID each arm for the a cents
he received and With which he supported hiusAf and father for six weeks
The tostsnment has already expended more than a$470OOOO0 in the
free distribution q food 70 those who are unable 10 work and IN EMPLOYING
the abkbodAed &C cash wages In the construction Of reservotrs irrirsijon
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-09-15
A-CLOUD BURST,

The rainstorm that let loose
in Washburn about one o'clock
Friday morning was the most
terrific downpour that has been
experienced in this vicinity for
some time, and resembled and
probably was a cloud burst.
The basement of Wahl's new
store was flooded from q tor
rent stream sweeping down the
trail north Of town and will
give the merchant considerable
trouble bail;ng it out. A cy-
clone whose main force. luckily
veered the town struck the old
two story Oliver Rhude hotel
entirely demoiishinQ it.
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ton, thefs ass esneEosp and splen6tdly
Organised systems Of private charity,
the funds being supplied from every
part Of the civilized world. and man.
aged chiefly by American and Europe.
an misssonariee Of long experience IN
India. 1t ID tie duty and privilege Of
every one to have some share Iii This
sacred work OF humanity. Gifts may
be sent to Brown Bros. 4 Co., 50 Wall
street. New York. treasusers Of the
penmittes Of one huldred: wiuisn e.
Dodge, chairman, and Dr. L. 7. Cham.
belaain, executive director, BY whom
they win be eAbled promptly TO the
Fespousible and representative Amer
ioO.lndian relief committee. under the
chairmanship Of United States Consul
William II. Fee, 1t BOMBAY, With the
veteran missionary, Robert a. Hume,
- executive secretary.
The New York committee of one
hundred on India famine relief eo.op-
crates with committees Of IT, same
nsme IN Boston, New Haven, Balti.
more, Washington, Indianapolis aud
othey citiet, each Of which hds charge,
Of the work In IT. own. sectian. The
states that on receipt Of tsi
pestols addressed *Committee Of, Ons;
Hnpdfed, q Bible House, New YoykH
supplies Of Illustrated literature are se,
1hs help q individuals, clubs. lodess,.
hstses ~ so1snae. ssepses,. ehurehse, I
tteA Htae'sa Daughtsss, etc. 81 earnest
!sturs. Nsny who win lard Z hand. 81.
they Nsrs1ep n arRw q handapmss
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HUNGER KILLED NJ

and have 1efused TO 20 t. famine relief campo until at lsstd death has stsSo
them in the face. aud unbearable distress has driven them o"t IN search O
hslp. Weary and hungry, they have laid themselves down to rest and have
died before waking. Not long before leaving Jndis, while waking with .
brother missionary ct Ahmedabsd, not far from his house, he pointed - .
tree At the roadside aud said: 1.-THE other day cav the smaciated asure o.
a maa lying. Ease down, under that tree On, going near and touching e.
body 1 found II already sta and rold. Examining 1t more carefully, ! fe.ao
one size torn eway. evidently eeeen By 1ackala A couple Of rods away ~
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the dead body OF an iDfonG. 4 uSSS3
on vas found q woman. selIb
alive. She was the wife Of. the man
and mother Of the child. She, ,teo. Dees
lthisg. died before she could reach ~
'poorhouse, which stood within saeht
and call Of the spot where those -.
|tisnt. helpless ones had fallen down -
die" ..e
A. starving man IL devoid Of ~.
|ment and Of most Of his natural ~
|i1ss. In April we received . group g
girls. Among them was 80
|w'hs. although much smaciated, be0so
10 Improve from the day she cane -
us. After . week she rapidly sssW
In. spite OF everything taa6
could be done for her she soon died.
We learned at last that. while she wae
20 ~ that We were giving her q fs1
Of nonrishment at Q tdDes
raising her gently, because she sesAs0
unable to make any effort to help ~
self. aud even later. when she scenes
unabie to see or to speak, she had eeso
dragging herself at intervals, when ~
were absent. ont into the garden. . ~
lance Of 50 yards. In order "a, get sono
green nlangoss to eat. For the Doee
child they were deadly peissa.
She knew It. but the swful gnawinS -
her stomach made prudence impossiblel
The only effective preventive -
the spread Of plague that has YET boon
discovered IL incubation with paagUe
serum. Wherever I'm outbreak Of ~
dierase I, imminent. incubation ~
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WANTONEss IN. THE WOODS.

WANTONESS IN. THE WOODS.
Observing peoplel driving along the
Wood roads Of late have noted the literal
destruction Of our wild fruit tries and
bushes BY some people. who cannot have
the forthousht Of an African Dushnan
bra Brazilian ape- and these people are
reeened very low in the intellectual scale.
But with all their dullness they seeM 10
know enough not to kill the goose that
bays the golden egg Or destroy the vines
and bushes that bear yearly fruit for
himself and family. But the unbalanced
hoodoo's Of which we now speak could
|learn manners and q sense Of justice
from these savages and half humen Mou-
keys Of the swamp and Jungle. AZ scarce
as is tho wild grapean the groves along
the bottom lands, we are told In many
places where the fruit appeared the vines
were cut short from the ground and
the vines with their elingtng fruit pulled
from the trees and loaded on awaiting
wagons. It takes 7years- from planting
tor q grapevine to grow, before bearing
fruit and 1f::not injured will bear fruit
the .12 years following. 1t takes q bull.
the most lucious of our late Wild
twenty years to get growth enough
ia bear vel. thus We can easy f"rsee the
time il this wanton destruction Of the
vines and trees are allowed to 60 on IN
checked, when there WILDE no.wild fruit
Tor nobody. iuatead as now %hnilberTies
and Wild, grapes for every family in the
VIC hs.e:and patience 70 gather
the fruit property,
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NAr1oNAhM! Il
-;
For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
For Vice President,
TnEO. ROOSEVELT.
sTATE.T1CKET.

STATE TICKET.
!. =
! Member Of gopsrsss,. .
: T. r. MARSHALL, of Dickey.
Judge of kuprsn,s Court,
d. +. MORGAN, of Ramssy.
Governor,
F. B. FANcHER, Of ksussmsn.
lieutenant Governor,
p6ANK WH1Tk OF Barnes.
eeoretssy Of STATE,
e. r. PORTER, of Poster
DAN MCMILLAN, Of Cavalier.
Insurance COMMISSIONER,
FRANK LUETz, Of Norton.
Attorney General,
O. D. C0MsTOCK, of Benson.
SUPP. Of Public I~nstructjoa
In DIVINE Of LsMoure.
4. y. oARtBLoM. of Sargent,
= +Gsn. 81. Agriculture and Labor, d.
&. j. TURNER. OF Stsfk.
Batfresd Commissioners,
SHEA, Of Rlchnnd.
E0UN0BLOOD, Of Wells,
LORD Of Towney.
Presidential Eiecsors,
O., n.,JOHNSON, at pishland.
A.&.TOFTHAGEN, of Nelson.
g. O. 0ULAOK, Of Mcintosh,
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First Publication August Is, looo.,
The Topeka state journal., 1900-10-19
OIL TRUST SQUEEZES.
Advances Price of It's Product Ten
Cents Per Gallon.

Chicago. Oct. 1s.-The American Lin
seed Oil company has marked the price
of nnseed oil up to 20 cents or the high
est figure known since the infancy of the
industry. This advance of 10 cents per
gallon is the largest single price f1uctu-
alton ever known in linseed oil and is
about the equivalent of a 40 or so cent
per bushel advance in the price of flax.
Coming at this season of the year
when the movement of the new crop of
fiaxseed from the farmers of the north
west has but just begun, it has caught
every manufacturer in the country by
surprise Practically all of them had
been expecting 35 cent oil. The result
is that they had reduced their stocks to
the lowest possible point All of them
will have to come to the new state of
things providing the prices are main
tained, if they are to get their products
to the market in time for next springs
distribution. All interests concede that
the control of the situation is centered
in the American Linseed Oil company.
The outside concerns quickly came up to
the American cOmpany'S figures and
were selling freely all the afternoon.
Flaxseed is now selling at $1.S2, or an
advance during the last ten days of 80
cents per bushel.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-10-19
OFF TO COLORADO
Washburn Football Team to
Start on Pilgrimage.
VIII Leave Monday to Play at
Denver and Elsewhere.
ALMOST INVINCIBLE.
Team Believed to Be This
Years Champions.
VIII Return to Play Indians
November 3.
ALMOST INVINCIBLE.

From now until the close of the season
the Washburn football team will meet
the best elevens in the west Just what
the outcome will be is difficult to fore
tell, but it seems that such a team should
make a good record So far this season
they have rolled up some big scores and
have not had a point against them.
Next Monday the team starts on the
Colorado trip. The first game will be
played on Wednesday. October "a. with
the State college team at Colorado
Springs. The next game will be at Den
Yer with the Denver Athletic Associa-
ton team ON Saturday, October 27.
The next game in Kansas will be at
Lawrence Saturday, November 3, with
the Haskell Indians. This will be an
other hard game as the Indians are
anxious for revenge. The Washburn
home games win commence with K. y.
on Saturday, November 10. The uni
versity team viii make a decided effort
to defeat Washburn.
On Monday, November 18th, the strong
Nebraska university team will meet
Washburn on the latter'S gridirOn. Ne
braSka so far has been winning every
game with minor teams Nebraska is
already laying claim to the champion
ship in the west and will play Mime
sofa on Thanksgiving day.
The Ottawa team comes to Topeka for
Thanksgiving game on November 29.
This will be a hard battle for Washburn
as Ottawa is making record and K. U.
has refused a meeting. They shut out
the Kansas City Medics, easily defeated
Warrensburg Normal, which team play
ed M. U. a close game.
Every player on the Washburn team
is in good condition and there are sew
era1 promising substitutes. Topeka peo-
pie may never have the opportunity of
seeing such a team at WaShburn an
other year.
Following is the name of each player,
his age, height and weight and the posi-
ton he nlaVs.