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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
DOUGLAS TlLi KEEP SHOPS
PRESIDENT DOUGLAS, or TIE
PHEL~s popog SYSTEM. SAYS
NO cHANeE WILL BE MADE M
ARIZONA CITY,

al nuuglas Saturday. nr James
lnusiaa. president uf The Phelps.
hoiec company. told a representative
of The Douglas Dispatch hat Douglas
VII not su0cr by tho erection. OF the
general shops for ihe Northeastern
and southwestern companies 10 Ei
fafo. The Douglas shops viii not be-
closed. and as She business ct the road
warrhntH o they viii be- increased in
size Tao Dispatch says
When President Douglas was seen
~ q Dispatch representative be- said.
The feet that you will NOT Rtt the
large shops boz Douglas should MOI Boz
matter nf undue regret since fho
southwestern road bias saxon ovycr
the Northeastern system our railroad
plans have been materially changed.
ANA u is necessary 90 place our main
sh0ps 30 a central point which viii De
az ~ Paso. Tho shops nt Alam0gordo
VIII sll Doe removed go that city. ana nf
necessity the major part OF the shop
work viii DE- done there. This does
not mean thai YOU win lose yonr
shops You VIII keen what you IN.
ready have ard these DIN DO added
20 from time 30 time az the increase
~ fhe business reauirce
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
An ACCUMULATION OF
INSANE At SILVER CITY

Notwithstanding that an the insane
inmates Of the county Jail were only
recently taken 90 tho Las Vegas asy.
lum, there were four new cases Tor
The ttcntiou OF ladRe Parker Saturday.
says the silver CITY lndepndent.
Three were found 10 be Insane and
were ordered committed 10 the asylum
for treatment Their names are Re.
mgia AIDE Gonzales. Bertha Ruhia
Wallace aud Nelson Warrenton Miss
Wallace is a young girl about twenty
Years III age. who was brought from
kodeo Her mind u supposed 10 have
behc0me derangcd from brooding over
q fatal accident which boicll her broth
cg q short time since. She Is quito
violent. bat the chances Tor her re-
cuNcry are considered good Mr. War.
rineton rs an old time resilient and
OF Grant county. Ills many
friends VIII Be very sorry 10 learn OF
the sad fate which has ogortaken him
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
Railroad Topics

10 Texas that had been held by she
northern states ever since the civil
war. with the inscription I'VE have
gnt our naEs hack
The new track being built hy the
Santa 70 between silver city ard
Whitewater, having for lts purpose tho
removal ~ The roadhci from the wash
.is nearing complexion, and will soon
hc pui into service bridge gang
IL 40 work putting up new steel stfuo.
turcs, replacing the ones carried away
BY last falls disastrous washouts. 1t IA
thought that the improvements nOy
under way win prevent any further
damage from floods
George Smith. an apprentice IN the
Santa Ne shops at San uernardino,
nearY killed himself by falling from
ne running board of an engine 90 the
pi Renraih We was WORKING on the
sand dome when be- lost he hoid and
Ten over. being picked np Ia M in.
sensible condition Ho WRs attended to
hy nr nayls. who found Rim snNer.
me with Commissions Of the hips aad
LEXIS and sundry bruises. bot with no
serious iHuripr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
POSTAL ROUTE CLERK
MORSE ANSKERS COMPLAINT
GIVES REASONS WAY LAS cru.
cEs PEOPLE DON'T GET MAIL
PROMPTLY.
EdItor Las cfneaa ctI.nn

Editor Lac Cruces CitlKon
Albuquerque. ~ ". May 2g-Tho
enclosed ciipping from a recent issue
~ your paper was placed "a my hands
today The clause aa sol forth II not
only unreasonable but u reflects great
discfedit upon my fellow clerks and
myself ! feel n foW Worss Of oxpla.
nation VIII SET right the Wong impress.
sion under which some Of tho GOOD
people ~ your town are laborlnR. and
therefore ASK fhHt - thls end that
you VIII kindly give tao letter a place
In your next issue In the first MACE
II would be no object for clerks 20
carry Las Cruces mail through 10 E
Paso u would be Just ~ easy for
~ 10 place IL IN the Las Cruces
pouch while We are handling a.. and
by sp doing m extra handling which
would De necessary were tho mail
carried 10 M pae0. would be- avoided.
] think sou viii agree With ms that no
man cares 10 40 his work twice. and
~ any citizen OF your town could step
into our car and see the vnInsle 81
mail ihnt q handled by a. In oae trip.
! think they would sldctrack tho carry.
Ing by Idea AZ once, Again IN case the
noHt master nr hls CLERKS no ~ pas0
received mail which had been carried
ty lhH Cruces on any other place. re-
mort ~ the circumstance would have
70 be made BY him 20 the postoflcs
department n o. also the duty II
your own postmaster NJ Las Cruces 20
report any mail which he has reason
70 believe u carried hy. submitting
The slips 0r labels under which same
a. received for Investigation.
believe that the corferi solution OF
This prOhleE may be- found In fhe fact
that much unwnfked New Mnsiro mail
ls siycn 90 the Rock IMand clerks AZ
Kansas CITY and Of course mail fgr
their own line and mail Tor nnr own
line o. contained therein After the
clerks have worked this mail the only
thing they eau DO with mail fOr Las
Cruces Qr in fact any place on our
hne u 90 take Is 20 El paa0 aud have
o. sent north from there hnlloro
thar ii d on account Of these eondi
lions that the mail arrives twenty.
fOuF hpua late. in closing permit mo
20 invite tho strictest Investigation
10y youf post master Ia the ease nf anv
mail which be- may believe d carried
hy and returned In this way and in
no other can the responsibility ln the
matter Dee Fixed
Your postmaster knows or Should
know how io go about it aad 't's uD
IA him"
Very respectfully.
SUMMER q. MORSE.
Railway Postal clerk. AibugHerqne q
Ei pasn a. p o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

season q will doubtless be smaller
than ever before. A recent dispatch
from Nome announces that tne miners
alroady IN the district 10 the number
Of 900 have organized themselves IN.
10 q union anu sent out word that no
more common iab0rurH are needed in
ne district, tnai the number present IL
lnlfcient 70 meet all requirements Of
pc work contemplated for the present
season. Naturally this ls denied. both
iN The big operators 90 whose adyant.
,se y would be- t0 nave the district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
UNKNOWN MAN DIES
or MORPHINE p,


An unknown man Waa r1unG la the
rear Of the old railroad oiiico building
az Carlsbad last week Ia an uncOn.
scious condition He was taken 10 a
physicians once. whore al that was
possible wah done 10 rosuaeitate him.
but tho EFFORTS were unavallinR and
The man died within short time.
The symptoms al point % morphine
poisonlng and Il looked as though the
man was an hahitual user Of the drug
and had ta6en an overdose through
mistake, Every reatlge as evidence
as 10 his Identify had been destroyed
even o. The cutting on 81 the name
III The maker from tho sweat hand of
ne hat The man was about 1--WE
feet eight inches Ia height with a
large Roman nose. heavy Eght.ool
ofed moustache and about SO years
old.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

err cities for a visit, with relatives and
friends.
William Farr, the well known cattle
man, retrrncd yesterday from visit
20 he farch Ia the Imperial Valley
/ California.
Miss ida Elder teacher In tho
city schools. has arranged To spend her
vacation in Beaver and VIII leave
Tor that city tonight
Mrs. Fred "A Stevens left last nleht
fuf an extended visit To New York
and other eastern points She win re.
main away en- summer.
Judge Ellsworth ingalls,. United
states attorney for Indian depreciation
cialmF In New Mexico. transacted bust.
ness Ia Las Vegas today.
Mrs. ID. X. y. Sellers aud children
will spend the summer months on the
Pacific coast aud win leave Tor Los
angeles tomorrow night.
Mrs. James Davis. OF Newton. Kan.
- spending a few weeks IN Albuqucr
que the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
Edward Fiuke. of South Arno street.
Rudolph schuoidt aud vito are the
proud parents of a baby boy born yes.
trriay The father is proprietor of
tho French bakery on Railroad avenue
J. r. Mcclure. the south SECOND
street general merchant. accompanied
ht his little daughters. LEFT last nlghf
FOR a visit % hts Oh home 90 Altoona.
Penn.
Al Coleman. representing storm
Schloss A Co, Wholesale liquor deal.
ears has gone Nrat in the interest of
that firm. and vii be absout about
three 0coks.
The retail grocery clerks or Aibn
qnerque VIII hold their annual plcnic
sunday IN Boar county and royal
limo is anticipated There will be ail
SORTS OF entertainment. rufroshmonts
and 4 dance
y. r. Stafford. who left the CITY two
weeks ago for Sycamore. lli.. 10 be-
married, returned hast night accom-.
panied by his bride rhey have taken
rooms 90 Mrs. Wilson's. 80. 5i7 Wost
silver avenue
Mrs Ihumas Keleher. at the Camp
WhitcOmh resort who has boon aulte
il tho past few days is reported bet
lei today Her son, Ibos koichor. Jr.
ne PHOTOGRAPHER Dr. now az Camp
~ 't''' |'tf'" NNHNN"tNN NN NIN NlNANNI
Judge A. j. Abbott. uf Santa Fo.
United States attorney for the Pueblo
Indians spent TIE day IN Albuquerque
Ia consultation with superintendent
y Allen Of the local Indian school,
% legal matters concerning tho San.
ala Indians
The annual meeting Of the Aibu.
queruue Commercial club called for
last nighi. when tho election OF .our
new directors was TO take place. was
postponed until next Thursday night. /
MS the failure OF quorum prevented |
a meeting last night.
capt s. p. McMurray. who ropre. /
ieuts q wholesale liquor establishment
" Louisville KY, and who became an /
Evangelist long enough 20 convert /
Two sinners OF Trinidad. Colo. is ia |
ne CITY selling The wet gods dealt IN /
lnd manufactured by his house.
The reception given BY the conrrc. /
cation N the Presbyterian church NJ 1
ne church last night complimentary 10 /
Rev. and Mrs Craig. who will leave /
Albuquerque the first Of next week for 4
New York, was a pleasant social AZ. I
Iair Many we're present 10 express
heir regrets that the gentle -ian and
his wife wore 70 leave Albuquerque
sut wished them success and happi.
moss IN their new work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

r GRAD u building a new residence
on North Fourth street. near tho cor.
nef OF Marquette avenue.
Mrs. Anna H. Gray. OF 8lg North
fliih street, has EOna % San Diego,
California, 20 spend the summer.
Mrs. Fred Douglas has arrived here
from Trinidad. Colo aud with Mr.
Douglas viii reside here IN the future
Mrs. X. w 3. Negus viii leave 20
nlght for . visit 20 her Old home III
Montreal, Canada she win DO gone
Oh summer.
Mrs, u. 3. knight aud children leave
tonight for New York and other east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
WATER SuBSlDING
IN THE SAN JUAN

Tho Mission hridgo across the san
Juan az Jewctt n A.. gave way Mon.
day. and at the time n broke u Navajo
Indian was standing In the middle of
The bride. and was drowned aud
washed away.
An Indian from Pennington, n. NJ.
who came 10 Durango Monday, SAYS
three men were drowned while trying
no cross the San Juan az Farmingion
ln a boat.
The flood situation az Durango was
not 80 bad Monday The weather was
cool Tuesday az on Monday night and
me water In the Animas was six In.
ches lower Tuesday. Tho trasfer Of
passengers aud mail az snvorton is
Sun being made The Rio Grande
southern has succeeded in opening ia
line 81 far as Dolores.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

20 do poor man going 10 Nome the
fhnio seasons experience o. more
inan likely 90 prove one of danger and
hardship. Even the trip north is
iraught with no small amount ~ dang
er. while the sieeraFc quarters ON
many Of ihr steamships are far from
attractive
There was a time when Nome was
The most promising "Eoof mans camp
In the world. shortly after me DIS.
covery Of gold on the adjacent creeks
" 1888 70 was found that the beach
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
LUST OF GOLD DRAWS
men BACK TO ALASKA

Seattle wash June iO-lured on
by that strange lust FOR gold which
inspires strong men tO pursue the
Deetlng phantom Of fate 20 the foot
% the fadina rainbow of promise. more
than 1000 men viii embark from Sc.
ettle during the next ten days for the
placer fields on the bleak shores Of
northwestern Alaska.
fhe annual June movement 90 north.
western Alaska "a pOpulariy known A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

NJ ~ crIsiy, the architect. has lei
tho contract for a parsonage 10 Tom.
pie Aibert on ne corner OF Gold az.
enuo and Seventh street. A. v. Tegnor
secured The general contract and the
standard Plumbing company the
pilmhlng and heating. The residence
VIII face seventh street and wiii coat
about $1,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS


NO more congress,
No more apeecoh.
No more opera.
No more scrcoch.
No more party.
No more bail.
No receptions
TIN next FAM
No more prancinR
Chorus glFl.
No more spanRles.
No more euN.
No more dress coat
All severe.
- give fhank0
2 pa GUNNER near
Warrington Star.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

A letter from w A. Redmond aitor
neg Of law az Washington. ID. a. bas
been received asking for irformation
WHO served during the civil war "a
captain Of the First Missouri cavairy
Information ~ wanted of him. N liz.
ing, and u deceased OF hts widow az
nearest heir. ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

The Evening Citizen ACKNOWLEDGE
ne feoelpt Of a very handsome bOquat
az carnations which was lelf Al the
ONCE this afternoon BY the ladies of
me Woman's Christian Temperance
unioh. The society celebrated AZ
Hover mission day this Afternoon. ~
amounted IN last evenings Citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

Died. NJ sauia Rlta, Of cancer AZ the
throat aoYefiano Gulterrez. father %
tAhlo 0uiiefreh, AZ the age on b years
~ Gutierrez had recently lived NJ
Kingston, boz d an 0ld resident OF
HeorEoiown. and tho body Was buried
in the cemetery there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

a. W CHORD of Ei paaO. one 81 the
directors Of the National Miners asn0.
eiaiion, has received letter from
lho president of the Organization ~
fhe effect tiat he haa called q meeting
oi me board 81 directors fn convene
az Denver on tho 18Th ~ luig.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-06-10

Railway Postal CLERK. AibuqHorqne q
El paso u. q. o.
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SPANKED TINE
SENATE

OLYMPIA. Iau = The house IL
a aeaaIan this morning which FOR
puerIie aud inane debating and
questioning would rival "A dturiet
aehual debate. took the senate oRtr
It's EaeeHe and administered Sc
were spanking
You are "A naughty boy - raid
the house You ate spending toe
much money
Senator Hands bill arnfoprtatins
4inD aao for the Lewis aud Clarke
exposition. which passed the SENATE
with hut two votes being cast
against IT, Waa given ffigblui
Rlyiseeilon on the house operating
table
The house surgeon went n the
bin mereileaaly. viii the result That
the appropriation WaH cut 20 Sc ea1
aud barely missed being eut t.
100000
The house took great delight Ia
mutIlatlng the Hand measure. so
that when II got through the bill
appeared a. II II had been through
IA Kansas cyclone.
The bill Wa finally amended the
appropriation being cut "a So 600
and II wuH then sent back to the
senate as amended
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At the Paris world show. One. SYM
bollziuk destruction. rests at one
end Of the mahogany desk another.
In the center. is a miniature statue
Of Frederick the Great. and the
third represents Gen. George Wash
lnkton.
An immense bronze inkWsll.
which lawson ordered al a cost OF
several thousand dollars. II fash
Toned TO Illustrate the trade Of Wall
street. nfunzs bears aud bulls are
eontestinE positions. and the lambs
are getting the worst 81 the seratu
bic. as usual The walls Of the room
are Uttered with oil paintings Of
i.awHon'a race horses and prize
dogs. and tucked away IN hooks and
corners In all parts Of the room are
indlseriminate patches Of papers
memoranda. photographs Of the
Lawson family. small works Of art
b. brush and ehisei. rare editions
Of books. ticker tape. manuscript
and the whatznot that finds It's way
into offices
Il IL here that Thoa. " Lawson
does most of his work and plans hIa
fights against the powers Of Amer
lean finance.
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BOSTON. Mas. Jan. Alt Is
certain that no man Of affairs IN this
country. or perhaps in the world
possesses a thought den which
IL 50 Characteristic Of the diveral-
fled interests Of the man As does
Thnsmaa " Lawson.
Art. literature. family ties. flow
efS. yachts. horses. duKn. stocks and
bonds. busy telephones and elaffer.
iug tiekera. the serious and funny
things. and IN fact all that eomss
into the life Of this remarkable
man. whose charges against the
leaders of American industry and
finance have caused a world seuaa=
ton. are represented In this private
office At 81 State street
Il Is A small room. but II con
tainH enough material to establish
a small art gallery and library. 10
say nothing Of brokerage office or
editors sanetum.
The mystery that instantly ap=
peais 70 the visiting stranger IL.
where does Mr. lawson find space
on his desk TO wrtte9
Between clusters OF rare cut flow
era In vases are three magnificent
bronze equestrian statues. exhibited
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ASKS FOR TRANSFER
OF LIQUOR LICENSE
JACK sAaasHIs SAYS he is RUNNING HIS PLACE ACCORDING
TO LAW AND HAS BOUGHT SALOON FROM aARegLLo

Jack narbefis THE morning de-
poHitcd IN the cnmptrotter.a office
IS and a petition for transfer Of
ths license - him from Clement
Aafeeilu. whom nafhefia h#a bought
out
The application viii come NJ be-
fore the license and revenue CON-
rulites Monday afternoon. At that
time License Inspector Marsh and
chief Delaney Wlll make = fepoft
regarding the moral atmosphere Of
the place. Marsh was instructed TO
make an inspection Of the Aaiaon
and gumiaue theater At the COM
mittes.H last meeting chief De-
laney has been Through the MaiHon
nevernl times and declares that
there are absolutely no objections
10 the place as now conducted.
Msrah.a report VIII undoubtedly be
IL the same strain.
Under these conditions a major
ify Of the committee vii probably
vote 10 grant the transfer. There
viii probably be some reports from
those Of the license aud revenue
committee who have made tnvesti.
cations OF the place The city gov
eminent has kept close watch OF
the place aud both the mayor and
chief announce that there II nothing
objectionable about the place.
uafberia himself emphatlesliy de-
MES that the place il running other
than according 10 the law lie says
that certain men. who are enemies
Of hta. have reported that the place
was running as an azHiEnatiuu
house. but narbarta denies this aud
asks a thorough Investigation % the
place to convince any akaptieal ones
that IL is all right
u have Invested nearly $4,000 in
my business and am trying to run
the place I'm accordance to- the law. -
said the manager Of the Mntaon
Bafbefis yesterday People have
criticised me uutuHtly. but all ask
is an investigation Of the place and
I know that the people VIII feel that
I am doing my duty as far as obey
ing the law r. concerned.
u have enemies who are irving 10
inIure me. and they are spreading
reports that ara incorrect. but II the
public aud those who hear them Will
take the trouble 10 investigate, I am
sure they viii find that the Hafberis
II run according TO the express
wishes Of the mayor aud chief.
Il deny most emphaticaliy that
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lie viii furnish the electricity even
II he haa 10 borrow il frnm the
wires of hla street ear company
II he once enters the faee. az Ia
all human probability he viii nest
wesk. there WILDE an explosion and
a potential ID -
IL VII command votes from All
eHmrH lie viii command vaiss from
the King county camp those mem
hers Who aWalNeed II rilea aan=
didHeY as they would "A bitter Hlil
IL VII fHlit support E#am the
EaHtau l8utH teeHuHe he h nfahkAb
The blHa<kl fiEHfe IN the financial
eifelFa af the state aud I'm do lssare
Tor eentan powerful interests In
Washington thau Poster ever could.
lie VII draw from aWsHHF II for
m other feaaau because the 10.
une millionaire IL nursing faf=
lafa hope even II he aeeHu toteaitau
p
lie VII dfav ffam WILSON hreauae
thH people Of thla state have grown
Weafy IF this perennial candidate
and would sike IL admuIater fit
ting fehuba ta hia political uHetsn=
ainna
Admitting that Furth IL corpora
tiau mun pure and simple. IT ran
not be denied that he is heart uud
soul wrapped ~ in The urh sung
ef the northwest. While hi prm
giHhl Interests are conferred In scat
Tie aud King county. he has pm
drfHhir interests. through his biz
bunk aud through hia street railway
and power companies mere far
reaching than purely local eond
ttauH viii hedge IN tsurth could
eaailY uuhmsrge personal and hual=
ueaH Interests IN his efforts 10 serve
the commonwealth for hardly any
concession received frum congress
that would Ia ~ the state could
help beneHtinH Inn or his interests
lie has kept pretty clear Of the
soft Of dirty politics that has been
played by Foster piles. Wilson aud
swseuy. and Legislators Hauuar or
later tire OF all this iahhiuR.
They viii cast election
pledges O. the winds aud 60 IN aud
vote for man that Is hIg aHa broad
enough 10 represent the state and
man without prejudice against hin.
such a man Il r1ufth4 and the mn
ment hla boom Il sprung there vii
be things doing aud tbiuaH that vii
change the whole complexion IF the
present situation.
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had closed and made a aueeeaa Of
staging Ia America n. K Healg.
Who had charge of the party. HayH
they are about Tire happiaat people
he haH ever met aud they hive
picked uu many customs Of the
American people while here
Thu afternoon Al -U'elark the
two eaG-. In which theNHaFe been
living Ssa.re talIau Ia amlIha eaYe
aud the haKenea Iaaaed Oun -
dIHuazal8 THE deieKalHfa viii
leave curly tomorrow morning on
the BIZ liner for home Manager
iieaig may bring " harfg To Port
land g. year. In hHH not deHn#
itelY 1esIdsS upoa what course to
pursue.
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You Can Buy Any Of Them On
Time PAYMENTS

II YOU wish. aud will find them aat-
iafaetory Ia the highest degree. For
quality Of tans. durability aud Gle.
Eauce Of design they are uusur-
passed. Investigate and you will
ind the prices Of these pianos very
low. considering quality.
We also represent the celebrated
KimbRll reed aud pipe organs and
the Vocation aud cieuFh 4 Warren
church organs
In small musical instruments We
carry the Victor. Columbia aud I'd
iaou talking machines and supplies
as we'll as various makes OF banios.
mandolina. guitars. vlolinH. strings
and trimmings.
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RoWlho &C cANpIpArrs

UNIVERSITY STATION. Jan q.
Manager Evans Of the 4 & 4.
W. stated last night that the varsity
rowing crew viii begin regular work
with the shell ON Lake Washington
the latter part 81 next week. This
year less time will be devoted to
indoor practice on the rowing ma
chimes. and active rowing will be
gin earlier than iaat season.
Washington has timber for a fine
crew Dan Pullen and Fred Nc
Eimon. with the experience Of two
years. are ou hand. and a number
Of new men are ready to try for
positions. This season more than
one four will be developed.
The management IL working on
the schedule II II almost assured
that either California or stanford.
possibly both. VIII meet the home
strokes on Lake Washington next
spring II possible matches will be
secured with the Portland Rowing
club and the James bay Athletic
club.