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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
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Boston. Aug l2.-Judee Holmes. who
has been houored by an appointment
10 the United States supreme court
bench. was born Boz Boston March s
1891. and graduated from Harvard Uni
vorsity IN 1861 BE- served Zoo the Tween
ucth Massachusetts regiment in the
Civil war. rising to- The rank 90 Neu-
tenant colonel Later be served as
aide 20 Br.sld.ar General II. @. Wright
commanding the FIRST division. sixth
corps Iu December 1865. be became a
law student in The Office oi y " Morse
and graduated from Harvard law
school 90 1866. lie was admitted 20
the Suffolk bar In 1861. and afterwari
began active practice OF law with his
only brother. Edward Jackson Holmes
on December $. 1859. Governor Long
appointed him an associate justice OF
T the supreme judicial court OF Massa-
chusetts and on July 2S. 1893. the late
/ Governor Wolcott appointed him chief
I justice
Judge Holmes. "a addition TO his em-
/ inence In law matters, has achieved
prominence as . writer and lecturer on
/ legal subjects. upon which In many I'M
stance he Is a recognized authority At
/ Harvard university be taught consti.
mtional law In 1870 and 1871. and was
university lecturer on jurisprudence 10
! 1871 and 1872 He received the degree
] OF IL. D. from Yale and Harvard ir
1895. On June n. 1872. Chief Justic,
/ Holmes married Miss Fanny DiVwell
daughter o. Epes Sargent Dxwell OF
/ Cambridge
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
SUCCESSOR OF GRAY
Judge Holmes Made On Associate
Justice on Supreme Bench.
A PROMINENT JURIST
oliver Wendell Holmes l. a son Of the
Late Author and l. at Present
Chief Justice Of the supreme
Court Of Massachusetts.

oyster BAY. y. s.. Aug le.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt has appointed Hon.
oliver Wendell Holmes son and name
sake Of the hte pr Holmes. the poet
CHIEF Justice 81 the supreme court %
Massachusetts. 90 be an associate JUS
urg o. tac supreme court of the United
States vice Justice Gray resigned.
Tho resignation of Justice GRAY was
due t1 100 health. Several months ago
he suffered stroke ~ ap1p'eyy
which some time later was followed
Hy another Tie bias not appeared ou
tho bench since Doc vas stricken the
first time H,s advanced age-7i years
told against his recovery with or..
Gus force Realizing that ne probably
never would bo able again 20 assume
the p'ar, which he So long had hIled
with distinguished ability and honor
De- decided a short time ago to tonig.
bis resignation t1 the president with
tho exception OF Justice Harlan hg
has served ou the bench 81 the United
States supreme court longer than ans
of h.s present colleague lin was 1u
pointed an associate Justice hy ProI
dent Arthur ON Dec 10 1881. Dis SER
vice extending. therefore. through
period of nearly twHnty-oue years
Judge Holmes. whom the president
has selected as Justice Gray's success
or. is one of the most distIneu.shg0
lawyers and jurists ~ Massachusstf-
His carer on the bench. particularly a'
chief justice of the Massachusetts su
preme court has attracted wide att.n
ton. Like Justice Gray. he Is uatly,
OF Massachusetts.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Bouham. Tex. Aug l2-The one
theme Tor discussion among farmers
now is the boil worm Reports are
coming 90 from every part of Fanniu
county of the depreciation oi the worm
Some crops that two weeks ago We're
not harmed are now destroyed Some
fields. however are but little damaged
n iz safe estimate. judging from th'
volume of reports that the cotton DroI
in Fauuin county ,s damaged 90 per
cent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
NEWS IN RRIEF.

Waco. Tex. is going to build and
own lr- WatgrwuTks They are To cost
100000
The 2.yearold child of Janus Par.
ham OF RoNt0u. Tex. was burned i1
death.
The coal miners strike has been on
thirteen weeks and not break in
the ranks ls reported.
A Chicago. Ills. firm has leased an
elevator at Galveston. Tex. to export
grain
Lightning struck a church 40 Desc
10. Ca. killing one man and .ujurIng
forty others.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
Mi..i..lppiau KILLED "a, Memphis.

Memphis. Aug IA b Morley Of
RoNe. Miss. was shot and BILLED her.
at the crossing 0f tHa Illinois Central
aud Ylzoo aud Miss .pp valley rl.l
roads. and Simon Birdie a oue-ierged
negro. is locked up charged with th.
crime. WorIcy.s dying statement wa.
that a oue-legged negro approached
him and asked 20 see his revolver
W0rley said be handed his weapon %
the negro. who Immediately fired upon
him Birdie was arrested in the yicin.
ity 0f the shooting
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Paris. Tex. Aug IA war ~ races
caused by d hEht between white boy
and negro ou the depot platform
was narrowly aycrtol 3t Hugo T. T..
sunday night Two hundred men APP.
pcared 0u the streets armed with Win
ch,stDrs. sh0tguus and rcy0Iyer 1ut
there was 900 bI11dshol The white
citizens are talking OF forming v.s.-
lane. committee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
BY the SMITH LAND a IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.

Everybody knows that when new railroad
station Is opened 10 the Black Land bei X
means a Town and GOOD ONE especially
lfitls an International & Great Northern
town. The new J. & O. y town of Mart on
store. farm house aud cotton gin 10 hust-
ling town OF Loo Inhabitants within a year.
Is case in point
LEROY. Is miles north OF Waco, In Nc
Lehman County, the new !. & o. station
which was opened July 20. o. being settled
rapidly There was "a very large sale ut town
lots made there ou tho opening day and they
continue 90 20
PENELOPE, rs miles north of Waco. 20
miles north ~ Lerov, l-2 miles from NJ
Calm Iu miles from West, lN niles from
Hillsb0r1. and one mile from Posionice Zee
wee. on the Fort Worth Division Of toe Inter-
national K Great Northern Railroad, the new
station 20 be- opened THURSDAY, August a. ls
In tho midst ~ a. 1ne black land seutiOu AZ
there ls in the world. The distance being
suficieut from AN other towns and trade
cautsrs 90 make 10 one OF the finest towns ln
that section and e. splendid opportunity IL
now afforded the Investor Iu this town lot
sale. Invest 30 Penelope
The T. s. u. y. viii have very lou eNcur-
sion rates In effect 90 Penelope Tor lhis event
and will operate trains 90 suit tlo convent
enre 0f the people Boo attending sale. Tickets
viii be- ON sale Tor trnlns arriving Penelope
morning August -
See frers 0r 0lN on ]. s. %. r. Agent for
further uartIuUIars.
l.. TRlCE. u fM,Ef
"a. WAC NJ Cen Pass. s. TIKI. Agt.
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
su,rhld. ore Near crippl. Greek.

Cripple Creek Colo. Aug IA
strike OF suIph.dc ore carrying 1000
ounces of silver and a large rsrCou'lr.
OF copper. has been made 900 Bun H.I.
the very center 1f the Cripple Greek
district. at a depth of 1866 feet This
bears out the theory of many experts
who have predicted that deep mining
would chang. the character VI Oh.
districts output.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Chicago. Aug. 12.-Ofhcers Timothy
Deyine and Charles r. Pennell patrol
men OF the Chicago police department
were killed early this morning Ia a re-
yolyey battle with what was supposed
10 have been a gang OF thugs Much
mystery surrounds the shooting toJ
both men died before an adequate ar-
count OF the shooting could be OBJ
talupd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Louisville. Aug l2-Iamns ID Cook
q carpenter shot Mrs Louisa Jones
and Mrs Mary s1er'ine of 1892 Eighth
street and Mrs Francis Rasuar OFF is.
Eighth street Mrs R1su.r was fh.
only one who was seriously wounded
the bullet striking beer BOO tHa back
She Gl years OBJ, age and Deer euu1
zion critical Cook ly family tEuu
die are sgHusIuIH flr u.s act
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Toxarkaua. Tex. Aug d. The Kan
sas city Southern has announced % rr,
duUtl0u loo freight rates between Kan.
sls City aud This point Flet-cllss
freight win now Doe 15c % bias hereto.
fore been $40 per lUp Other classes
OF freight loo proportion.
The Iron Mountain has also cut Tho
rate between TeNHrkaua and Memphis
on hrst-glass from 81 t1 I5U per 100
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
wsn knnun Mn.lcl.n Dead.

New York. Aug. n Charles r
Pratt. a once widely known MUSICIAN
rs dead of apoplcxy. he was undergo
ing treatment for Brights disease at
a hospital here lie was born at Hart
ford. Conn. iu 1872 and 40 varIou.
times De was associated as accompan
lst and orchestra leader with such art
lists as Emma Abbott. Nine Anna
Bishop. Rober, Heller Alice puunIug
I.fugard and Clara Louise Kellogg.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
Ipda.,ri.i Depression In Germany.

Berlin. Aug. l2-The sami-annnal
report of the Dgutschc Ggnnossens-
chat bank emphasizes the existing In-
Ggsr.al depression The report shows
the bank lost $500 500 % industrial. ru-
tnLn--.-.-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Sulphur Springs. Tex, Aug l2.-Rob
ert Bevis was badly cut with a knife
at Forrest academy, eight miles east
of here. Tie became involved IN a
drht during a campmeet.ng service
Warrants have been sworn out. but no
arrests have been made
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
A CHARGE or LIBEL.
Proprietor OF san Francisco Cali Make
one Against Governor CsE~.

Proprietor ot ~Rn iFhn'tsf" 'Ail "a@f
On- Against Governor Gage.
san Francisco. Aug t. John ID
sprokcIs. proprietor OF tho Morniu.
call has sworn 90 a warrant in th,
police court here ohare.ne Governor
Gage with libel The alleged libel Is
contained In a statement pubishc.
Monday in which the governor sal.
that the charges against him recently
published Boz the call were made fUI
the express purpose of attempting q.
defeat his denomination
Judge Cabauiss signed the warrant
which was placed To the hands OF
detective for service ou the governor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
FOR SALE.

South alf Of block near Allen
Academy Price $3.50.
About or and one-quarter acres
.lear schoo ouse in southeast part
Of town. Snail new cottage, tenant
house and " I'll on premises. Price
$3.50.
Six ron house and one lot Of
ground on wsst side of town. Price
500.
Six room house and two lots OF
round located four blocks from
Main street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
DENY. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
10 feet front on Railroad steet out
81 Otto Boehme's property. Will
sell part or all.
The Ed Pochila place; 2 lots and
large two-story residence. Price
$500.
Also other city property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
Woman nuru-a To- Death

Archer City. Tex Aug IA tol0-
phone message from Geraldine says
that % gasoline stove exploded Too tho
house 1f Nr MgReyuuIi- burning Jar
house ana a young lady who was near
the stove when 30 exploded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Muskogce. ]. r. Aug ls-Iim Raines
came in from McLa.u. fifteen miles east
of this place. and surrendered tn the
federal authorities. stating that be had
killed Dan Smith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13
]. W. BATS,
Real Estate agent.

Have 10 once the only SET OF abstract
Books OF Brazos county land titles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-13

Souta talf Of block near Allen
Academy Price $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
FALL In HONEY.
Crash that Caused Decentralization OH
A Busy Street,

Ii is wonderful what can be accom-
plished with two quarts OF strained
honey judiciously applied. A practi-
cal demonstration of what can be ac-
compllshed in this direction was forth
coming on the corner OF First South
and East Temple street at 1850 yester-
day afternoon.
At that hour a benign old lady ac-
companied by gentleman with How
Ing white beard emerged from the drug
store where the cars stop. The lady
was carrying large paper sack which
her companion evidently, was Insisting
that he relieve her OF. During the
transfer the courteous old fellow
caught hold OF the top OF the sack.
There was a mafled shrek as big
two-quart iar full TO the brim with
amber honey plunged through the bot
tom Of the paper bag and struck the
pavement. Plopl And the next instant
IL burst like a lyddite shell wrecklng
10 cent shines IN all directions. After
looking at his companion with an en-
preston OF dismay the old fellow
thoughtfully laid the remnants OF the
PAPER sack over the wreck and then
beat a strategetlc retreat
Then the sorrows commenced Down
the steset came q maid and a youth
with the love light shining In their
C-es. The boy was evidently stuck on
honey and became stuck 20 the pave.
ment. While this was going on
.ouns fellow made a frantic dash out
Of the drug store for a car lie hit
the honey and made q dizzy slide for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21

first that would have placed him in the
defunct league, lie succeeded In
spreading things considerably The
lady In one OF those gaugy sweeping
creations that drag out behind and
pick up all the garbage lying on the
sidewalks then had an inning as she
swept down on the wreck. BY this time
things were assuming stuck up ape
pearanoe generally which was not im-
proved when n youth essayed TO 30
into the drug store to buy a phosphate,
during which process he took con-
stitutiona round the store and incl
dentally furnished something striking
and original In the way Of floor decor
atoms Later q callous man walked
through the mess and then boarded
street car he deliberately put his feet
up ON the seat opposite. 1t Is a ten to
one shot that the young couple In the
light summer attire waiting for the
car up the block found that honey all
right There are several precincts yet
10 be heard from. but all indications
are that two quarts Of CONCEALED
sweetness were pretty we'll distributed
all over town By nightfall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
cLlrFoRD MATCHED AGAIN.
Conqueror of Jack Wade Is 90 Fight
Jimmy Britt.

The sporting friends of Jack Clifford
the clever lightweight who gave former
Champion Jack Wade his sleeping pc.
tons twice. have learned that clifford
is climbing the pugilistic lader with
rapid strides.
Next month. before the Acme Athle-
tic club In San Francisco, he will meet
Jimmy Britt OF California. Clifford
went 10 California to get the match
and was accommodated as soon as he
arrived there. He will have u very
tough job on HIS hands TO dispose of
Britt, but the latest news from CLIFFORD
is to the effect that he has improved
wonderfully since he left Salt Lake
One thing is certain, II will be an ex-
ceptionally good man who puts Clifford
down and out for the fistic ten, and II
he ever gets In one Of those Furnishing
rights or lefts TO tender spot Britt
will take lesson in astronomy.
on the afternoon OF the contest the
men will weigh IN at 1873 pounds, and
each has already posted a forfeit Of
$3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
PROPOSED CUBAN loan.
No Attempt win be Made at Present
To Float IL

Havana, Aug. 9l.-1t Is doubtful II
any attempt at present will be made
to float the proposed loan Of S350gO,O0O.
Prest Palma and his cabinet are
strongly opposed to the revolutionary
element which has been clamorlng for
the payment of the Cuban army and
which saw In this loan the only means
TO bring this payment about. This ele-
lnent has been somewhat 0ppeased by
the movement started today to revise
the Cuban army lists with the object
OF taking immediate steps TO pay the
soldiers as soon as the revision Is
completed Gen, Maxine Gomez, as.
sisted By Gen. Maya Rodriguez, Is at
present engaged IN revising the lists.
and 1t Will probably take from six TO
eight months TO complete the task BY
the time 1t Is completed It is hoped that
the republics financial affairs will be In
better shape and that the government
VIII be able to see It's way clear 10
raise the funds necessary to pay the
soldiers,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
BUTCHERS BIG BARBECUE.
Knights of the Cleayer and BLOCK
Have Enjoyable Time.

Twenty-seven quarters Of beef rep
resenting $500 pounds of choice cuts
was the menu that was handed out TO
s. 900 mortals out at Lagoon YESTERDAY
1t was a banner crowd that assembled
on the occasion Of the annual outing
and barbecue of the salt Lake butchers.
Last year the butchers had a great
dav but IL Is generally conceded that
Yesterday all previous records We're
broken and that the largest crowd OF
the season was there.
Ats o'clock the barriers were stormed
and a big slice OF juicy beef between
two slabs of bread was handed out TO
each claimant. 1t goes without saying
that all were kept busy. AT one time
the crush became so great that pof-
ton Of the barrier gave way and the
holders Of the fort had strenuous times
ere the breach could be repaired
The program OF sports commenced
with a baseball game between the
butchers and a nine composed of n. g.
NJ, /. employees. the latter winning by
a score of 12 to 8. The rest OF the
events were as follows;
10-yard foot race-Won by Bert Mar
gets, SharRey second.
Fat mans race--Won by Mr. Story.
Obstacle race, boys under 15--Won by
Charles Rasmussen.
Girls race--Won by Florence Claw
son.
Greasy Pig contest-Won by Fin
Brooks.
Largest baby on the grounds under
one year of age Pfise awarded 20
Frank Collett.l n
Youngest baby-Prlze awarded TO Or
rim Carney, under four weeks Of age.
Prize cake Walk-Won by Miss Eva
Tuckett and Miss Connolly.
Prize waltz-Won by George Good
manson and wife.
Butchers hornppe by William Wood,
| Jr. fls
The committee on amusements who
had charge of This feature of the af-
ternoon's cnoypaept ,were William
Wood. Jr, chairman, w. Fnllmor, L.
Ensign, j. II. Priest. George Brady, N.
Shelmerdne. Abe Wilson. Il. Papworth,
Jr., Henry parnes and Robert Brady.
c. j. Foulger was the main hand at
taking tickets
In the evening dancing was the fea-
ture and II was INDUCED in to the ex-
tent OF a crowded floor Cor every num-
Der. Between dances the Salt Lake
Glee club rendered selections.
The crowd eventually returned to Salt
Lake tired but happy some OF them in
time 20 catch the last car home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
poot viii Doubtless Get Return
Match With Gardner
HYNDs HAS THE MONEY
v,ghters Leave for East ana west
$4,000 Left a. Guarantee - where
Will the Fight Hei

When Lou Houseman ana Jach i'oo'
.aId they proposed to have a return
,,atch with George Gardner, they EVIL
IDENTIFY meant just what they SAID ana
% show their good faith, last evening
an Houseman deposited win harry
uvnds as stake holder, the sum Oh
90 sOo 10 bind the match with Roots
oonoueror. Root and Housenan, To-
gether with the fighters trainer,"lll re,
SS,sin over in Cheyenne, as guests VI
Ivnds for a few days, and WIN lheh
asnart for Chicago. While In Cheyen-
ue arrangements will possibly be mace
~ the match. Root will also place
lISself under the care Of DIFF. w NC.
Ma,nara the specialist who treaDd
tit1simmors' arm when he injured IL
in,nle of wears ago. While Roots hama
.ros NOT broken in the fight, II was BAD.
y, Injured. and Houseman insists that
,helr next contest comes off as soon as
,he Injured member is WELL 1t Is UNI
isrstood this arrangement suits Gard
ner and Creggains. uo
before leaving for Cheyenne, Mana,
cor Houseman left the following signed
ga staternent regarding the future plans
salt Lake City, Aug. 2O,--Jack Root
and Lou Houseman left for Chleago
,his evening. Before leaving House
man on behalf of his middleweight
nosted cash forfeit Of $500 with Har-
~ p. Hynds OF Cheyenne to back up a
challenge for return match withGard-
ner' Houseman stipulates tina! me
match be fought as soon as hoot
hroken left hand will permit OF his go.
ing into training. Root Will put himself
under the care of DR.. F. w. Mcnamara
Of chicago, the specialist who treated
The Fltzsimmons arm. The forfeit IN
Hynd's hands Is to stand for 10 days
The battle, which is TO be for the MD
dleweight championship of the world,
Il 10 carry q side bet OF sO,OW II the
Gardner party so elects.
l.. NJ. HOUSEMAN.
AS already stated In this paper there
has been some talk of trying TO pun
off the match here, but that Is simply
olt of the question. Neither Houseman
nor Greggains would consider for mo-
nlent any offer carrying with II guar
antee OF less than $4,000. The only
chance would be to get LOCO citizens 10
purchase a $40 ticket apiece. ana that
( as remote as the north pole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
MRS. FAIRS WILL
DlspOses of Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars worth of Properly,

San Francisco, Aug. G.--The Call this
morning says;
The viii Of Mrs. Chas. Fair, which Is
now In the hands Of attorneys knight
and Heggerty dsposes OF an estate con-
sistlng Of cash, real property and rail-
road and government bonds approx
mately valued at 100000.
TO her mother Mrs. Hannah a. Nell
son Of Newmarket, n. J. Mrs. Fair
left the sum Of $1,000 to be pali her
annually during her lite Mrs. Nelson
is in the neighhorhood OF 70 years old.
VIM. - Smith, a fun brother OF Mrs.
Fair, who also lives at Newmarket.
n. Je Is remembered in the sum Of
$4,000.
Chas. Smith of Boulder, Colo, anoth IF
fun brother Of MIS-, Fair, Is also given
$4,000.
Frank Smith, another brother, whose
present address is unknown Is be-
queathed $4,000
Abraham Nelson. half brother, who
lives with his mother at Newmarket.
n j.. Is bequeathed $4,000
Mrs Elizabeth Bunnell of Union
county n. j., sister Of Mrs. Fair, Is
to receive 100000
To another sister, Mrs. Joshua Leon
ard Of Caldwell, n. Jo Mrs, Fair left
$4,000.
She also provided for the children OF
Mrs, Sarah LETTER. dead sister. The
children live in Orange county, ~ j.
The remainder Of the estate Mrs.
Fair left to her husband
The Call states that the above pro-
visions In Mrs Fairs viii distribute
her entire estate. but II her relatives
will agree to forego all claims to any
part Of the estate OF Chas. Fair, that
portion Of the estate which Mrs. Fair
left TO her husband ana which reverts
as matter of law TO his heirs, will be
divided among Mrs Fairs legatees.
share and share alike. This course It
Is said has ben decided upon In order
TO avoid possible litigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
BAssETT RETURNS.
H. ID. 8. U. Athlete Talks of Future
Plans for Students.

Freeman Bassett, whose name has
long been associated with the athletics
Of the l.. D. S. university, has returned
from Chicago, where he has been tax
lng a course in athletics at the Uni.
verslty Of Chicago Freeman Is full
OF bright new ideas pertaining to col
lege sport, and as a result has been
selected to take charge of the /. ~ o.
u. athletics in the future and teach
physlcul culture as well. Bassett says
that while the eastern universities
were ahead of Utah In many respects
so far as athletics are concerned. he
was unable while away TO iisd bas..
ket ball team superior to the local
champion team. He played with the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. team while away
and participated in Is championship
games, and only two goals were scored
OF his guarding, There is some talk
Of organizing football team this year
but OF course this depends entirely upon
the course the faculty will pursue.