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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16

\ teacher i'll one 81 the primary
schools near Boston, says the Herald
OF that city. had gwen her pupils u
short talk on the early history Of the
United States. and among other
things, said that before the breaking
ont Of the War Of Independence.
Boston was a hot bed Of revolution
against English rIle. The next day,
in order to test the Juvenile memory.
she again took up the subject Of the
colonial rebellion and incidentally
inquired how many Of tine little boys
and girls had remembered what she
said about Boston the day previous,
There Was Il dead silence for a few
moments, when a youthful patriot
arose aud said that me could tell. He
was one OF the youngest men.6ers OF
the class, and the teacher pointed
him out Rs an example worthy OF
imitation. her words also being III the
nature OF q mild reprimaud tO the
older children for not paying closer
attention tn their lessons. At the
conclusion Of this short lecture she
said: @Now, Johnnie, tell the child,
rem what | eaid about Boston.
Johnnie Strengthened up end at the
top OF his voice shouted: -Yuu saIt
that Boston was a hot town"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
Old Age In MIN EliImnten.

\ medical authority has discovered
that o people over 100 years old
arc found i'll mild climates than III
the higher attitudes. According to
the last census Of the German En-
pire, N II population Of $1,000, 600,
only 7S had passed the one hun
dredth year. France, with a popula.
ton OF 4O.OOO.OOO. has 2l3 gentleman
ians. In England there are LAG, in
Ireland 5IS and in Scotland I8. Swed.
IN has 10 and Norway %, Belgium D,
Denmark ., Switzerland uOhe. Spain
with n population OF l~S,C00,000, has
4Ol persons e 100 ear of age. or
the 2,250,000 inhabitants OF Servia,
575 have passed the century mark.
1t is said that the oldest living person
is Bruno Cotrin, born III Africa, and
now living in Rio de Janeiro. He il
$50 years old. 4 coachman III Mos.
COW has lived for 40 years.-Chat.
tanoOga Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
To Tunnel the SicTrH-.

The biggest project in view il the
tunnel:ng 81 the mountuius and cut.
ting ont Of the SHOW sheds. says the
rruckoe Republican. The PROPOSE
ton has been talked OF before but
this time they already have supplies
on maud Tor the surveyors camp and
the survey will be commenced rs
soon as Locating Engineer ". G.
Fades arrives, Which will he about
the middle Of the mouth. lie is m
der w. III. Hood. the chief engineer
Of the company. II will take several
months Tor him 10 complete the sur.
vey and when he gets through and
reports it will be definitely known
whether or not tho tunnel will hc
constructed. The plan ia la gtnrt
from Cold Stream and come out n,
Soda Syringe. The distance would
be about five miles. Such u tunnel
wonld shorten the road. do away VIII,
SNOW sheds and Lessen the grade, bui
on the other hand It would cost
about $j.00O. 900 besides d%isadyanta.
yea on account ~ pure air in running
through such long tunnels.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16

Uncle Sam guards HE property well
but no is not iDfalliblc. It nppeats
from tignres given out from tho Office
OF tho chief inspector Of the post Office
department that l635 Offices were
robbed, CAB were destroyed by fire. 81
stage coaches held up and GsG mai
pouches stolen during the iiecnl yeu
ending juno 80. 1901, And yet the
United Statoa SCENE. on tho whole.
t. be n tolernbly lnwabiding country,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
How They sleep IN ruInr-.

The Tulare Register says: j. Is
Beck'vith has struck an idea TINT 81
Hbles him to sleep in cxtremu com.
fort no matter how hot the night
Halt an hour before retiring he takes
a Glenn sprinkler and some clean
water iresh from the hydrnnt and
oprinkles the bed niceIy:.nnd evenly
nnd not sGppingly and by the time he
gelu into il most oi The moisture has
ev%Hporated. leaving the bed nice and
cool and very inviting to Morpheus.
Good idoa and docs not cost II cent.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16

The Vatican, tie lhrgcs, palace ~
the world. will soon receive another
addition 20 it, bulk. which will bring
up the number uf Its runmG la 1900
The Pope has decided To- erect three
new buIiiiTge. One. continuing 500
roOms, will bo usrG Il" huu-,. the pIl.
grlms coming Ia Rome, while the
other two. which will bc much email
er, will be added Ia the Vatican Mus.
cum. In the last mentioned buiIhmss
will he placed all the artistic offerings
thai Leo Kill has received during
his Poutiiiratc.-Ex.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
What Douglas Cane Yielded.

In the Presidential campaign OF
1856 the Democrats III the west made
an effective point by contrasting MI.
Buchauan's long public career rs a
senator, secretary OF state and minis.
ter to England with General FREE
mont's limited experience, consisting
OF a service Of p days in the United
States Senate.
In the great campaign OF 1860 they
tried the same tactics, which had
proved so successful, to disparage
MIR. Lincoln. He had served but a
. single term in Congress, while Senat-
or Douglas had for many years eu-
joycd d ntional reputation.
ID This point was urged in a heated
discussion overheard between an ar.
dent supporter OF Senator Douglas
and a German voter who favored Mr..
Lincoln. The former finally thought
to over whelm his opponent by say
ing:
"Who ia this Lincoln anyhow? No.
body ever heard OF him until Senator
Douglas brought HIM into notice by
holding joint debates with him.
Senator Douglas, on the other hand,
Is a great statesman. Why, no has
had his eye or the Presidential chair
for the last ten years."
"Vot is dot you say?" was the re.
ply. 4You cay Meesier Douglas have
Ind his eye on the Presidential chair
for the last ten years?"
"Ye0; that is Just what ] said"
"Yell, you shoost tell Meester
Dooglas eef he keep bees eye on dol
chair shoost a leedIe vile longer he
will SEQ old Abe Lincoln sitting down
in it,"
That closed the debate amid a roar
OF laughter from the bystandcrs.-
L~ippincotts Magazine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
Bucks for Sale.

have for aalc nj NY ranch ut HIM.
ford. California. a25 bucks. mostly
Rambonillcts, IL months old. These
bucks are well bred md extrn good
For further particulars apply Ia WIN.
Mitchell, Elko, Nevada. or address.
CHARLES :. KiInLr,
iinnford, Kings Co California.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16

Moves the bowels next day, and lis
continued use will cure habitual con.
stipatioD, SICK headache, and indiges
ton. II will do you more good, and
cost you lcss money, than any other
medicine on earth. iour druggist
will refund you the purchase price il
you arc not satisfied. Price 2j.. aud
0Oc. n package. For snIc 10y Elko
Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
4 Dark mud Muddy Complexion

Docs not become u neat wnmnu
Lanes Tea will curc consultation
clear up the skin, sharpen the nppc
tito, and MAX you look aud fccl like n
now person. It acta gently upon the
stomach. liver md bowoip. For ,aIc
by Elko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16

At Terrace, Utah, last Sunday.
While engaged in putting up hay, a
young man named lloirer fell from
the stack aud waH impaled on the
tines Of his pitch fork. Que tine en-
tered the heart, aus ng instant death.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16

FOX SALE-A ranch in
Ruby Valley, containing
5000 acres, together with
the stock OH the ranch. For
further particulars call at
or address the INDEPENDENT
Office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
FAKE UNIE PREPARATIONS


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Many hair preparations are fake
because the are merely scalp irritnnt.
They often u dryncss. making
the hair brittle. and, liunlly, litrlr.s.
Dandrutr Is the cause oi all trouble
with hair. II is Il germ disease. Tie
germ makes cuticiu scales rs ii digE
To the root ~ the hair. where IT dc.
strOys tie hairs vitn!ity. causing the
hair to fHI! ont. 10 curr DaudruT,
the germ must he killed. ~ncatroy
the cause, yun ciuuvc the fleet"
Newbro'E li",piridc IL the only hair
germ, thereby l"tvng III, hair To
grow i]uKurHntl!.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-08-16
JUDGE HAwLEY's DECISION.

Following are the main points in
Judge Hawley's decision in the rail-
road tax suit:
1T will be observed by u careful
reading Of the minutes OF the State
Board ot Assessors that there were
no 'classss oi property named by the
board so Far us railroads were con-
ceruei. IL LIS true that the State
Controller, in addressing the Board,
said: .Ihe various railroads doing
business in this State can be very
easily classified. = While you
are the sole judges Of the methods by
which you classify them, with your
permission | will venture to sugges.
a classification The classification
suggested fell far short Of what the
act requires; but even this classitica-
tiCn Mas bot adopted in terms, and
the Board valued the railroads by
man. without any attempt To make
Glasses OF property.
The power given TO the Board by
the Statue i'll this respect. is limited
to the fixing OF values On CLASSES OF
property NJ power is given by any
Of the provisions OF the statute which
authorized the Board Ia tix values
upon the property OF any individual
taxpayer. Tie act says that the
county assessors establish through
ont the State a uniform value Of
those classes OF property which by
their character will admit of such
Uniform valuation
The decision cites and quotes from
State y5. Body. ~ New. AZ; State VS..
Donovan. 20 Nevad, 10, 10 and other
authorities and declares that:
Every law VI this character con.
corning the valuation and assessment
.! property must ne constructed in
the light - reason. common sense
qnd knowledge 6s Ia the values Ot
the different classes ~ property.
1T was tie duty u the State board
Of Assessors to comply strictly with
the letter anu the spirit of the LAW
II could not depart from the author
ity delegated to it. 1t could not. as
before stated. Tx "a value on the
property ~ an individual taxpayer
because no such authority was Giver
Ia it. 1t had no jurisdiction Ia Tx ;
value except on classes Of property
and the e classes Of property Shout,
be constituted NJ property which hli
such attributes aS wOuli uecess.ril,
bring it within Il we'll defined class
and READILY differently from the othc
classes VI property belonging Ia The
same general species,
The State Board Of Assessors ere
ated by the law, ike II B"nri o
Equalization or Il Board Of Couut
Commissioners IL Of special aud liri
tied jurisdiction. and like ali ,UfcTiO
tribunals has only sucb covers ~ ar
specially conferred upon it. II j. al
wa:s essential 20 tine ,niidifs ~ i;
acts that they shall he authorized b
some SPECIAL provision Of the sinta,,
other wi 20 tiIey are absolutely uui, -
void
I'll ] were Ia venture "A u ge- ito
on thus subject it wuuid he Ia II,
effect that uuIfor nifty i'll the asses:
ment Of property car only bee secure
by the election OF intelligent, imp ,
tial and honest men to uili.". Nii
will strictly adhere to the provision
OF tie Constitution " this State tn
assess all property Of every kind
its true cash value
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of The San Francisco
CaIl, corner Of Market and Third streets; open
until z O. clock every right in the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5ZT Montgomery street.
corner Clay. open until $3.50 p m
SEQ Hayes street; open until $50 p. m.
6Ss McAllister street; open until S:30 D. m.
6l5 larkln street: open until $3.50 Z.
1871 Mission street, open until 10 p m.
22s1 Market street, corner Sixteenth: open
until y. IN.
LOG Eleventh street; open until p. m.
1926 Valencia street; open until p. m
Northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken
tUcky streets: open until p. n.
200 Fillmore street: Cpen until D. m.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

ATTENTION, BUYERS!
COME TO US FOR BARGAINS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ROOMING-HOUSES
Any of the following on monthly payments:
24-room workingman's house; cheap rent. $500
Groom fiat: all rented ................... 225
42 rooms: grand halls: fine income....... 26G0
IA rooms transient clears s125. ...-....... 900
2i rooms: $500 cash, balance payments.... =. 1000
50 rooms; rent $780, clears $3.50. .......... 150C
100 rooms; grand corner; clears $400. ..... 5000
20 rooms; modern; clears s250.............. 4o00
II rooms; Turk ST. all rented. ............. 325
CALL, WE CAN SUIT YOU.
II rooms desirable location ............... 450
rooms. OFarreIl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
16 rooms; Howard ST.; housekeeping. 500
IL rooms; Bush st Observation-Disclosures. 500
"a rooms Geary ST.: payments. ............ 1900
Is rooms; Sutter St; central. ............... 500
MONEY LOANED Phone John 53l
A. H. RETSLOFF, 906 Mrkt, cor Ellis. T. IL.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
ADOPTION.

MATERNITY Villa-Good homes for healthy in
fants DR.. Emile Funke, 1416 Sth st., Alameda
GIRL and boy baby for adoption. MRS. DIR.
FUNKE, 1416 Eighth St, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LlNCOLN,
"CLAIRVOYANT AND HIGH PSYCHIST. -
If you are troubled about any affairs of life
consult Lincoln, and you can rest assured
that you have at last found help; the world
will look brighter to you; your affairs will,
under his advice and help, go smoothly; no
matter what your trouble may be, Lincoln
help you.
This wonderful man has helped thousands
to contentment and happiness, and he can
help you.
Don't be discouraged because others have
proved untruthful; cali Lincoln and you
will find an honest, truthful gentleman, who
will plainly tell you the cause of your trou-
BILE, and will also show you how to remove
it; he gives advice on love. law, divorce, mar
riage. lost or stolen property, stocks min
ing ventures. and, in fact, all the ills which
the human family are heir to; call at once
and he will prove to you that there is at least
one honest, reliable clairvoyant in your
midst.
LADIES WHO CALL ON MR.. LINCOLN
CAN RELY UPON BEING TREATED AS
LADIES; ALL COMMUNICATIONS STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL; READINGS BY
NAIL. PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT 125
TURK ST
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

THE DONALD INVESTMENT co.
Roomns houses and hotels; all sizes, all
prices and all locations; list yours with US II
you want to sell.
Houses sold on easy payments; money
loaned at lowest rates; vacant houses furn-
ished. Call and BIG list Of BIG
bargains. It's too BIG to publish.
IL ROOMS; rent ss5: must be sold . $500
u rooms: choice loca ton: rent only $40. 450
rooms; nicely furn.: good home. ....... S75
10 looms; good fur. carpets; Bush St.. 800
As rooms; fine sunny corner; CENTRAL. 300
100 r.; fine location; good money maker. 5000
IL rooms; newly renovated; fine; sunny. 1900
IL rooms: rent $40: a money maker...... 1850
22 rooms; corner; good transient; clean. 1900
l9 rooms: something good see it........ $500
S5 rooms; elegant; one Of the best....... 5000
s60OO-37 rooms; Ellis; clears 5000 over all.
$e50-H rooms; O'Farrell: rent S45; bargain
We furnish all the money you need.
DONALD INVESTMENT CO.. $50 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

BUSIEST. Chapel between Hyde and Larkin-
Wflway Treadwen will tell Of the infamous
murders and cruelties done upon the Jews and
upon the saints Of the most high for 1900
years by the Christian churches and by the
sovereigns of the world. text Matt. xvii %.
morning at II O'Clock; also the blessings that
the saints have inherited from A. D. IS TO
1901. text John XiX:l5, evening at 7:45 o o'clock.
Y. P. S. c. E. $50 ?. m. Jews are kindly
and respectfully invited to hear Jewish his
tory
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY-Your immediate prospects and
test sketch Of life by an expert predictionist;
send date of birth, and 12c PROF SER
7 RANO, box 523S, Boston, Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

CATHEDRAL Mission of the Good Samaritan,
Second St, near Folson-Rev j. P. Turner in
charge; Rev. H a R. Ramsay, assistant
Holy communion 1880 a M Holy conmu-
nion and sermon by the Rev. W. R Hunting
ton, D. D., rector Of Grace Church, New
York at II a. m. choral evensong and ser
mon by the Rev. John Henry Hopkins. rector
of the Church Of the Epiphany. Chicago. 7:45
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

STOCKHOLDERS meeting-Notice is hereby
given that the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Bank of California will be held
at the banking house in this city on TUES
DAY October s. 1901 at IL o. clock a By
order Of the Board of Directors.
ALLEN II. CLAY. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

A, CAMERON & CO.,
$50 Market ST. and Stockton st.,
Rooms 81 % and %. Phone Bush 1928.
See list of bargains.
apartments $4,000
26 r.; rent $50: cor elegant fur..... 5000
19 r.: rent SIS: Al location; pays we'll. 400. 1900
IS T.: rent S55: oak & vain. fur; clears $50 800
Is r.; rent $50; good fur. and carpets...... $50
Ii r.; rent $40; oak fur; boarders; good. 1000
IL r.; rent s66; cor. Al loc.; clears $32. 900
10 r.: rent $35; partly furnished. ........... 400
r; rent $40; Fillmore; flats; oak fur. $50
Over 500 houses listed. Call before buying.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

FIRST Presbyterian Church. corner Van Ness
ave. and Sacramento st.-Services at II m.
and 1880 p N. Sunday school at 12:45 p. m.
Christian Endesvor at 6:15 ?. IN. Rev. w. K.
Guthrie will preach in the morning and the
Rev. Dr.. Mackenzie in the evening.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

SIMPSON Memorial methodist Episcopal
Church. corner Of Hayes and Buchanan sts.-
Rev. John Stephens. the pastor will preach
at II a. m. on The Strenuous Life.'' . At
7:30 2. N. the monthly musical service will
be given by the large choir. Choruses from
the great oratorios, solos, male and mixed
ouartets. I. Z. Blake, director; Miss Mabel
Jones, organist Seats free All invited.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

TRINITY Church. san Francisco-Services for
SUNDAY October {: Holy communion, 7:30
and II a. m. Morning service, II a. m
Preacher, Right Rev. Edgar Jacobs, d. d,
Lord Bishop Of Newcastle Afternoon $50
o'clock: Children's mass meeting under the
presidency Of the Bishop OF California
Speakers, the Bishop of South Dakota, the
Rev. Dr. Herman l.. Duhring special agent
OF the board for the Lenten Offering, and VIII
liam r. Butler of Central Pennsylvania
Evening s O. clock: Triennial sermon before
the Board of Missions Preacher appointed
BY the presiding bishop), the Bishop OF
Shanghai.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

ST. PAUL'S Church, California St, near Fill
more-Rev. ". Maxwell Reilly. rector. Holy
communion, 1880 a m, celebrant the Right
Rev. Bishop Of Milwaukee. Sunday school.
9:45 a. m; II a m, Ldtany service, sermon
and holy communion: preacher, the Right
Rev. I. J. Nicholson, D. D., Bishop Of Mil
waukee; 7:z5 o'clock, evening service and ser
mon; preacher the Right Rev. o. W. Whit
aker. Bishop OF Pennsylvania
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal Church. Mis-
sion st, between Sixth and Seventh-Pestors,
Rev. Arthur II. Briggs and Rev. Herbert F.
Briggs. Preaching by the pastors at II a N.
and 1880 ?. m. Morning topic, The Great Com
memoration" followed by the sacrament Of
the Lords Supper. Evening topic. "A Choice
and Its Issues" Sunday school, 12:45 p m,
EoIla V. Watt superintendent The Sunday
school viii make It's offering for the Mckinley
memorial fund. Christian Endeayor Society
$50 p. m. DR.. E. Z. Kelly leader. Installa-
tion Of officers by the pastors. Musical SER
vices under the direction of Roscoe Warren
Lucy. Seats free. All the people are welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

FRIENDS meeting at Sunshine Hall, e2s Har-
rison st. near Sfxth-First day Sunday, Oc-
tober g. at II e. m. Rev. Horace Houlding
who has spent six years as missionary in
China, expects TO be present and address the
meeting: also at the evening meeting at 1880
Sabbath school at place, p. m, Z.
Hoskins superintendent. Come and meet with
US Bring YOUR friends
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

SEVENTH Day Adventist Church, e14 Laguna
St, between AfcAllister and Golden Gate ave-
Preaching this evening at 7:30 o'clock by
the pastor, Elder ". s. Sadler; subject,
Christian Science IN the Light of Revela-
ton and Science" All are cordially invited
70 attend Seats free
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
CLAIRVOYANTS.

BE sure and read of ISMAR'S wonderful power
page Is to-day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
DIsCoRD AMONG SINGERS.
Many German Organizations Resign
From Their National Society

Many German OrEa Resign
From Their National Society
NEW YORK, Feb. 4-Delegates TO the
meeting of the United Singers Of Brook
lyn met In Arlon Hall. Williamsburg. yes
terday and accepted the resi- gnatiOn of the
Cecilia Quartette Club. the Central Quar-
tette Club the Bakers Gesangverein Ger
mania, the Harmonic Quartette Club, the
Gross New Yorker LedeTtafel and the
RothmaeunOr Liedertafel These societies
sent in their designations some months
ago because OF the awards for singing at
the National Saepgerfest in the Thirteenth
Regiment Arm0Ty last July
others were received before the close of
the year. The delegates decided TO hold
them in allegiance until efforts are made
to induce each society TO reconsider its
action.
TWO more designations. those OF the
Concordia Quartette Club, Of East New
York, and Of the Badischer Maennerchor,
were received at the meeting. and wiz be
acted on at the next meeting. As there
are only thirty societies embraced in the
United Singers, the Withdrawals are re-
garded as a serious matter.
Before the meeting ended the chairman,
August H. Tiemann, announced that the
souvenir which ig 10 be presented TO En-
peror William Of Germany in recognition
of the Kaiser prize, will be on exhibit
ton in Arion Hall next Sunday. II Is
book and cost $3.50.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-04
HAzING AT ANNAPOLIS.
Two Representative Conduct an In
formal Enquiry.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Teb. 4--Representa-
tives Aston C. Dayton Of West Virginia
and Willard .. Vaudiver Of Missouri. mem
bers OF the Congressional Committee on
Naval Affairs, made d pilgrimage TO An
napcIis Saturday for the purpose of con-
Quoting an informal enquiry into alleged
hazing at the Naval Academy.
The Representatives were offered every
facility for a thorough investigation, the
Naval Academy officials feeling assured
that hazing has not taken place at tne
Academy for several years except occas-
ioGaIly, and then only in q mild form. II
IS thought that there Will be no formal
investigation at Annapolis after the two
Representatives IN Congress have made
their report
The Representatives. with Superintend-
ent Wainwright aad Commandment OF Ca
diets Charles z. COlahan. made an inspec-
tion Of the Academy. after which they Wis
tied the cadet building, where the entire
fourth class was called out. The '.plebes"
We're questioned individually and the COM
mittee seemed to be satisfied that hazing
was not pTacticed at the Academy In Sc
we're form. One Of the cadets. Carpenter
OF New Hampshire. a powerful fellow anG
a football player. when asked described the
"Enning OUT practice. such as is used in
colleges and universities and similar TO
the braeing" said to be IN vogue at West
Point He stood on his head to illustrate
another haZiDg prank In reply TO an en-
quiry he said the committee was the only
one hat had made him stGxd on his head
It is said 20 be unusual 10 haze a football
UIaYGT