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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
GREATER CITY IS
ALREADY PLANNED
PROPERTY OWNERS ENGAGE
ARCHITECTS
Men Of Millions Place Their Shoulders
to the Wheel and Declare
'SomethIng Must
MoveD
BY Associated Press

ny ASSOCldleu IItbS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.--Many Of
the most substantial business men and
property owners of San Francisco al
tects.
While the work of clearing away the
debris goes forward a corps OF
draughtsmen will be busily occupied
preparing plans for the new buildings
to adorn the city.
1t Is understood that James D.
Phelan will be one of the first to rebuild
on Market street.
His plans are not complete, but call
In general for a fine structure at Mar
ket and O'Farrell streets. Mr.. Phelan
recently purchased the property ad-
joining and reaching to Stockton
street.
His intention is to cover the entire
frontage with buildings as soon as it
can be done.
Banks Will Rebuild
Practically every bank in San Fran.
cisco will be rebuilt All of these insti-
tutions have. eastern connections and
many of them are affiliated with for
eign banks.
Owing to the great prosperity of San
Francisco the local institutions, almost
without exception, have large deposits
to their credit in New York and Euro
pean capitals.
This money will be available at once,
and after the strain of the moment has
been relieved building operations will
be begun.
People Equal to the Task
P. w. Lilienthal, president Of the
Anglo California bank, said:
Now is the time for every man to
put his shoulder to the wheel to build
up the new city. There is going to be
q new city, and I am going to do all !
can to make it the greatest in the
world. 1t will mean work and lots OF
it, but the people Of San Francisco are
equal to the task"
Several large business firms have
sent messages to their customers
throughout the state that they will
open for business in San Francisco as
soon as the authorities permit.
Commission Houses Will Act
The commission houses will be
among the first to act, recognizing the
necessity of bringing goods to San
Francisco. Hill Bros, wholesale gro
GERS and commission men, have also
resumed operations in Oakland and
will remove to San Francisco as soon
as possible.
Molotti, Lar!mer & Co., Nye & Mis-
son and other commission firms have
sent agents throughout the state tt
have food products dispatched with al
haste to San Francisco from the coun'
try districts. Quantities arrived yes
terday
Grocery Firms to Rebuild
Large wholesale grocery firms will
resume business in San Francisco as
soon as permission to do so is granted
Haas Bros. and J: A. Folger & Co. arc
having plans prepared for structures
Wholesale clothing firms have wired
to the east to make full shipments
Hoffman Rothschild will rebuild or
Battery and Market Greenbaum, Wei
& Michels will have a structure erected
on Sansome street.
William Geer Harrison, president OF
the Olympic club. announces that the
building, which was destroyed by fire
will be rebuilt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS cINcY
Both Teams Give Poor Exhibition OF
National Sport
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, April 22.-Both teams
played poorly in the game this after
noon. Attendance, $4,000. Score:
Cincinnati, 8; hits, II; errors, 6.
st. Louis, 4 hits, 8; errors. 3.
Batteries-Druhot, Czech and Phil
lips Putnam and Hoelsketter and
Holmes. Umpires-Carpenter and
Klein.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RYERs AND Killing USE STICK
Wicker outpitches PhiIippi and Chi
cago Wins

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, April 22.-Wicker out
pitched Philippi and with timely hit
ting Bysrs and King defeated Pitts
burg in well played game, the errors
on botn sides being on different
chances. Attendance, $4,000. Score:
Chicago, 8; hits. S; errors, 2.
Pittsburg, 1; hits. 6; errors, l.
Batter1es--Wcker and King; Phil
ippi and Gibson. Umpire-Johnston.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
WHITE STOCKINGS BEAT LAJoIE
Cleveland Loses to Chicago in an
Exciting Contest
"a AssncinIed Fress.

2y Associated i>ress
CHICAGO, April 22.-Chieago de-
feated Cleveland today in an exciting
twelve-innlng game. Attendance,
12,900. Score;
Chicago, z; bits, 8; errors, 3.
Cleveland, 6; hits, IS; errors, 8.
Batteries Walsh Altrock and Sulli-
van; Townsend, Eels and Bemis.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ERRORS LOST FOR ST. LOUIS
WalIace's MispIays Result in Victory
for Detroit

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. April 22.-Errors by Wal
lace, the St. Louis shortstop, lost the
game to Detroit today. jacobson was
effective, while Donahue was hit hard.
Attendance, $4,000. Score:
st. Louis. B.; hits, 8; errors, 0.
Detroit, A; hits, 10; errors, 1.
Batteries-Jacobsen and Spencer;
Donahue and Warner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

R
81 Tell your troubles to US!
81 We are specialists in all
lines Of business troubles. Sure
cure for empty houses, rooms
and store buildings.
q Aid the jobless, cure the
helpless, dispose Of farms,
houses and lots.
q Try us. The Tiimes-Dis-
patch Want Ad. Bureau.
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q No AID. for less than Zoe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

~ A \ r L D-TET-N AND
boys az tt. ". RoIN tI-- EIio-
TIER CO.'S FACTORY. fN-rte..tA
and Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
SITUATION WANTED Male

d y ALTON WANTED Male
FlRsT-cLAss LUMBER sALEsMAN.
Inspector and utility man open for
OPPOSITION. have had twenty years. cx-
i",i ctoe and know how o. handle mon
E'' results. wide acIua utance
among city trade, can carry good Grade.
ivl' noes Address j. i-L care
Times Dispatch.
lol'Ni GENTLEMAN SEEKS POSI-
.'N ny it-L'N~' nlllty, is experienced in
ttn'ra business; able office or deId
.''h. energetic. II good address and ap-
30 trtuc-. best references r0 objection
.t.iHs city D.. care u ules-Dis-
POSITION WANTED by F1HST-CLASS
Nh't .'. StenoErarhtr and all
+-t eia.e mans cam take entire
4" ~ business; prefer position ~
crust t~ rrIrlto secretary highest r,f-
.''s tt~t Of reasons for wanting 90
t'n years with one concern.
b ia'. care Times-l'.71atch.
WANTED POSITION. MANAGER OF
=" Farm years OF experience. pric-
"ia machinery. AT feronc.s.
.H bring several good far .s IN r..-
".o wages. GARLAND NDREISS
Marteo. va
WANTED-uY YOUNG MAS sir-A-
c..4 -... ,"N,epeT' no" eyed.
preferred Address 6. q. .-. Ills or
WANTED POSITION by ,~ rxpr-
ren. oi ard Thoroughly competent hook
N-' c', n-r wl0 can u4ra-s an Office
references Address J 3s4 care
Times Dispatch Office.
nN'lKEEPEE WITH EXPERIENCE
mo- -'.l reference desire a position
''t't"r lst Address l. 3. care this
WANTED HY Az ExpERiENcED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
At the Head of Successful Want Saser Marches TmesDispac

HELP WANTED-Female.
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO DO
| Cooking and hoUscwoIk. no laundry. "A
! good home and short hours. work not
! hard. Address W. H. DORM. Mount
} Laurel. Va
wANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN To
assist with housekeeping. sewing and
| children I'm small family. references re-
| CURED. state salary expected. Address
] BOX ZOE. Benncttsville. S. g.
! WANTED. A Girl. OR WOMAN FOR
general housc-work. permanent home.
four I'm family. light work, good sal-
airy 1873 East Ma.n.
WANTED SALESLADY. ENPE l.
enred IN selling dry goods Apply at 1911
Iigu Street Manchester Wal. CKO-
WANTED. AN ENPERlENCED WOMAN
20 clean and help about baby. Must
400 Io1st Main.
WANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN
bread and pastry cook. must De cNpe-
Fg gid1 c Arpy r 70 TlE ,, C U.s.
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN
o. Doe one ~ family and assist in general
wiz; no cNidren. Ad iress Box 26
WANTED. NDtNG LADY WITH
some "Npcriencc Co assist iu hookk-ep-
ing. WI" is also sttnograph "r I'm rc-
piV give references and salary cNue.f.g
Address D.. care thiS office.
w. >--r.,-r, ,-..--.-l.
w A 81, "A -, ~ LAZY FOR
'-+' i"..''i .' u IT'D i"l A7tr 40
-''. htiI'l'' courthouse.
Ir,,,rr.D y,,I.rI,---,,,,. -.----7-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED SOMETHING IN
trcly new. and needed by everybody.
our 500 combination policies, covering
an accidents. diseases and occupation,
costing only 50 per aunum each. payable
quarterly. issued by this society only +.
over 100000 already paid IN benefits
agents wanted. large commissions ana
eAciuslNe territory given Address M
IIDNAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY. ~
broadway New York. Established 4
years
SELLS LIKE BLUE BLAZES.~ SAYS
one Of our enthusiastic agents, regard
ing our new box Of soap. containing six
WhoppinB big cakes of Fine Toilet Soap
and six Solid SilverOid Teaspoons, tie
whole OUTFIT selling at 81 cents. at an
amazing profit 70 our agent. Agent in
first ten weeks. Splendid opportunity
FOR branch Office and road crew man
ayers. Write to-day PARKER CHEM
lCAL co. 'hlctko-
REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED TO So
ncit orders from saloons dr,re,gig.s
hotels and clubs for Woodland Whiskev
adopted by T.. $. government for hos
pital purposes. easy seller: commission
or salary. Write for territory. prices.
ING Co, No. 146 Scott Street, Coving-
ton. Ky.
AGENTS OK SALARY OR COMMITS
sion. tho greatest agents seller ever
buys Il on sight; 200 70 800 per cent
profit. one agents sales amounted TO
500 in six DAYS: another $50 IN two
hours. MONROE MFG. CO. Y 80. la
Crosse WIS
PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED-OUR
free catalogue shows you big induce
mcnts. OUTFIT free. Thirty days credit
GORDON PORTRAIT Co. cheapest
house 81 the United states lib West
Harrison street. Chicago.
LADIES OBTAIN PERMANENT EN-
plOymcnt selling hosiery to wcarer; out
NJ free. For sole agency write PEQUOT
MILLS. Hartford Conn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

SHVH SALESMAN WANTED To Gov
~ STAGE Il Nitg MI. must Doe cXprri-
established lfade in mis- t.rrtpry A.
u,o',. slvns age. for whom Travelled
IEbcASTLE * CO. Boston. Mass
SALEsNtN AMBITIOUS. ENERGETIC.
single young men 10 travel. experience
h"t csS"nua.. unusual opportunities toI
Advertisements. several new men mah4us
s,' q" So "a month. 10 Investment ie-
.Aii-niilion dollars. For confederation.
sltc r,fercnccs. Sales Manager. CHI
ago PORTRAIT CO.. Chicago. H.
WANTED by A LARGE EASTERN
n.''"i"'' uring house. on liberal COM
mission basis. "a representative who has
had favorable experience In selling nil
supplies t' rho southern trade. am excep-
nonu opportunity for am cncrgetie. re
lith.' Htu competent PEERS %. Address
giving reference ana txpcr. cuc.. r. -
iNI'"'S. "' Chestnut Street Philadel-
pn-", Pa
Statesmen TRAVELLING THE CARO-
lln1s and Virginia 20 handle our limo ~
Cheese Cutters. ON Tanks ana other
srt,huti'e. goods well known. can be
easily sold from catalog Address
with references. ANDERSON TOOL
D'MFANH BranciD. 1913 Main Street.
WANTED EXPERIENCED TRAVEL
ing salesman 20 cali ON drug and gem
crul store trade. want man OF AGILITY.
Have general man in East. can ar
range for interview Reply confidential.
state age ana experience. BOX 800. Chit
s a J. T. S ~ T. y - FIRST-CIASS. ALL
round hustler o. cover unoccuIicd terri
tory. selling staple line 90 retail trade.
it.nnical knowledge unnecessary. Per
ntuent o. rght man $50 weekly. tx
p'nsrs advanced SALES-MANAGEH.
FOX ". Chicago.
SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IL ANY
linD, tn SELL general trade in Virginia.
ar un'Nr'll-d specially proposition.
NHranUy october 1-t for tho balance ~
ms year and 1907. commissions WITH
S. weekly THE cONTINENTAL JEW
ELiN CO.. cleveland. ohio.
WANTED TWO TRAVELLING SALES
mon ln virginia O. seN fruit elders and
Erocors' suud-ies. 81 per week and eN-
TERN TioNAL TABLE SUPPLY co,
S. Louis No
WANTED spE-IALTY sAr.EsNrAN
'r permanent position Reliable hust-
ier can MAKE 54.op9 20 800 annually.
Attractive line Holiday season now on.
Address =. O.. Bc01 ,iI Dept. a.. Rock
Island. I'D.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR yrR-
fumes ana fiavoring extracts. finnish
.at o." s. isr 81 selling plan 20 The r.
'''H. sales Dept. Detroit Mich
TRAVELLING SALESMAN To HANDLE
ON ronrl4s .en spring lire - sa...-..-f
makes of dr goods. loom o. retailer
It9i-I.MANN 81 CO.. Mauufar-
$1,000
WANTED TRAVELLING Statesmen TO
represent large 1pDhinE house. salary
f.,-. "a l'ti. 'Nc.--'nL Opportunity flr
rlr.t enforcement Address CONNER
4.l+ -t.hi't-S IN t.rAl. Rochester
W. d. >---,-. ..
BIZ N-N D. f-i. d IS Cd IRA Y tLING SALES
W NrrIn.t f' SCH fr..t elders arI
-r 'I- dries. s. ler week and ok
Hf.-rl.trr unnecessary INTER-
y NATIONAL TABLE SUPPLY CO.. ST
lNrt- 30
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONTHLY SALARY OF SlrG FIX
pcnses and commission for satisfactory
man with 5000 cash. as manager az
Richmond. right man with executive
ability and Glenn record can make 5000
annually. Address MI AWES. 50 Ia
sale street. Chicago.
WOULD YOU INVEST ~ A GOOD.
sound mOney-nak!ng concern. hat VIII
pay ton per cent. IN dividends this yearg
A few shares FOR sale az ten dollars per
share Write for particulars HEAD
& Co. Keller Building, Louisville. Ky.
WHEAT 1870 BUYS FIVE Ups AND
five Downs. Good for ono week Two
cent advance or decline from price
gives 800 profit Write for particulars
COMMERCE GRAIN CO. Commerce
Building, Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

Statesmen TRAVELLING THE CARO-
un2s and virginia 20 handle our line 90
Cheese Cutters. ON Tanks and other
snerhlti's. goods well known. can he
easily sold from catalog Address.
with references ANDERSON TOOL.
COMPANY tBrdnCiJ. 1913 Main Street.
Columbia. s. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

WANTED - IN PF-RIE%CFD TRAVEL
ing salesman to cali on drug and gem
graf store trade. want man OF AGILITY.
Have general man In East. can arr
range FOR interview Reply confidential
stat" age ana experience. BOX 80. chit
cleo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

J. T. IS " T. y - FfRST-CI.ASS. ALL
round hustler o. cover lroccuIicd terri
tory. selling staple line 90 retail trade.
Technical knowledge unnecessary. Per
inhurht o. rght man $50 weekly. EN-
l'nsrs advanced SALES-MANAGEB.
Iox ~, Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

FlitST-cLASS LUMBER SALESMAN.
Inspector ana utility man open for
f'lo-ltou. have had twenty years cN-
io'.oe and know how o. handle mon
"Id E't results. wide acrua utance
among citr trade, can carry good Grade.
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

WANTED-A COMPETENT GLUE MAN
IN our Cabinet Department. steady
work. good wages. w. w PUTIN AM
q co. organ Manufacturers. Staun-
son. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
HELP WANTED-Female.

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN
20 clean and help about "a baby. Must
bo neat ANA bring references Apply
400 Elst Main
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-11-17
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1906
Colorado Brand Book.

There has just been published
from the Office of the secretary OF
state u book which is a mechanical
curiosity rs well rs volume OF
considerable interest and public
Importance.
This volume is the official Colo.
RADIO brand book. containing all
the cattle brands recorded in the
Office of the secretary of state. to-
gether with the names and adj
dresses of the brand owners. Such
= book is of value to all cattle men
aud range riders and lts conven-
lent form permits it To be carried
III the pocket for ready reference
The arrangement of the brands
is alphabetical and numerical, and
the convenience of the book lis aug
mentsd by the use of thin linen
psper of high grade.
The brand book is tor sale post
paid by the secretary of state at -
Il copy.
A copy of this book may he seen
at the JOURNAL Office.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-11-17

1t 10 definitely settled thu,
Judge Frank j. Smith Of the Sew
.nth district. before whom the
Meyer Haywood cases are pend.
ing. has been defeated by Edward
l.. Bryan by about 20 votes. \
mistake in the ,xbulntion made the
contest seem much closer. Bryan
is . native Of Oregon. i. u man of
fine character aud good ability aud
enjoys the confidence. Of people
who know him. He il ~ r.sid.n,
of PHyett-. wher. he has lived
since coming Ia Idaho two or three
years ago.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-11-17

An effort will be made at the
next session Of congress TO create
= department of health. The
Cbieftsin says;
THAT there is All immense un-
necessary loss to the nstion he.
cause Of preventsble illness and
death is universally admitted, ye,
there does not seem to be any
scientific and adequate effort now
in existence and directed toward
improving the health Of the peo-
pie and preventing sickness and
death.
''ln the matter of the general
health Of the people, which is OF
Unreasonable importance to the
national interests, We ARE still pur.
suing for the mos, part the old
hsphszard methods Of n bygone
era OF civilization. which are en-.
tir-ly out of keeping with the pro.
sr.sa OF the human rae. IN other
branches OF social effort"
The doctors AT. making no
effort to snlighten tn. people NJ ID
the cause and prevention of di--n-.
and il il but right and proper that
the government should take thi.
nHttsr in hand and educst. III,
p.-"pl. on this important subject
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-11-17
Notice Of Trustee. Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that whereas GU the
nth day OF August, \. ID. 1s.c, Susan l.. Pound.
Edwin u Pound and Glark-on \. Pound by
their certain deed of trust recorded IN book ~
at page 80 OF the Record, of Rio urande Conn
Is, Colorado, conveyed To Henry J. Aldrich,
Trustee tho following described land and water
rights situated IN the said Rio Graude County
to wit
The Northwest quarter OF section numbercd
Seventeen. In Township Thirty seven, North OF
Range Eight, East of the New Mexico Principal
Meridian. in Rio Grande county, Colorado.
together with all water rights and ditch right
thereunto belonging
In trust to secure the payment of their certain
prumis-ory note of even date herewith for the
sum Of = lDl.0n due and payable on the fret
day of August, lsr, with interest at tbs rate OF
seven per cent per annum from August ]. Isp3,
until due.
Whereas, it l. provided in aid deed Of trust
that in case default l. made In the payment OF
mid note or the Interest thereon or in the pay 2.
m-ut of tho taxes on said property, then II shall
and may be lawful fSr the said trustee or HI;
substitute trustee Ia advertise and sell said
premises To the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand after having given thirty day.
notice by publication ia some newspaper OF
general circulation published IN Rio Grande
County, Colorado, Of the time and place 81 such
sale, and
Whereas. it Is provided in said deed of trust
that IN case the trustee therein named Wa
unable or refused Ia act then tn. legal holder
Of said note might by written instrument np,
point substitute trustee. who should have all
the power therein granted to the original
trustee, and
Whereas, the trust.. therein mentioned il
unable and refuses to act and the legal holder
Of aid not. hA- in writing appointed the under
signed Charlie. VI. corle,t, a. -uch substitute
ttustea. and
Whereas default has been mad. in the pay.
ment Of ,Aid not. and the interest thereon and
the tANes legally assessed against laid premises
and the legal holder of laid indebtedness has
declared violation OF the covenants In said
decd OF trust,
Now. therefore, !. Charles VI. Corlett under
and by virtue of the foregoing power in me
vested ~ such substitute trustee, will sell all
Ot the abuy. described premise. at public auc'
tiou To the highest aud best bidder for cash IN
hand at the front door of the L. :. Po-tof'ice in
the town OF Monte Vista, County of Rio Grande
and State of Colorado at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
a. m. on Monday, the lrd day uf December,
4. u. t.', for the purpose of paying -sid debt,
interest aud taHez and til. costs OF this fore
closure,
CHhsLE- NJ. GoRLErT,
sub-titut. Trustee
1T Pub Nov ,: last Pub. Dec. /.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-11-17

A convention of the American
Federation Of Labor has been in
session at Minneapolis this week
The Federation feels much .ln,ed
over the fact that the labor people
ia their first att-mp, y, politics
have .l-ct.d fv. congressman
aud three score members of III.
Legislature in various states.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-11-17
A Reliable Eemed, for Group.

Mrs. 5 Rosnthal, Of Turner, Michi-
gan, says: I'VE have used Chamber
lalns Cough Medicine for ourselves and
children for several years and like it
very much. think II Is the only rem
edy for Group and can highly recommend
1t" For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-11-17

The Prohibitionis's cnst three
votes in Arehulc'n county for
their candidate for governor.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
PARTED, REUNITED,
THEN PARTED AGAIN

Charged with disturbing the peace.
f. c. Donegan was arrested last night
and taken to the police station. 1t is
claimed he struck his Wife during an
argument, knocking her unconscious. IF
this is found to be correct more seri-
Gus charge will be made against the
man.
Doncgan claims he and his wife sep
arated last January and that he left
the city, returning last week. Monday
he says, he met his wife and she in
Vited him to meet her this evening and
attend dance. He called at her home,
1O2S West Ninth street and the couple
left the house about Q o'clock.
When they arrived at the foot of
the stairway in front of the house he
states an argument started and claims
his wife became so angry she tainted,
but neighbors say they heard a strug-
gle and insist Donegan struck the
woman.
Policeman Storey was called and
Mrs. Donegan was carried to her apart
ments. while her husband was placed
under arrest.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
POLYTECHNIC BOYS GIVE
FINE ENTERT AlNMENT

Crowded to the doors and ringing
with the yells of the rooters the Poly
technic auditorium last night was the
scene of activity, The Polytechnic
board of control produced the first en-
tertainment of a series to be given this
year.
The first number on the program was
an overture by the Polytechnic orches-
ira. The overture was followed by
song from the Polytechnic girls glec
club. who rendered Mendelssohn' S
Greeting"
Following the gle club Jamie Over
ton displayed talent on his violin in
the "BaIlaCk and PolonaiSe.'
The boys gymnasium club in a bur-
lesque presented a laughable attrac-
ton. Dressed to represent various
characters from clowns to Irshmen
and Zuus the boys went through a
number of difficult handsprings and
tumbling.
A vocal solo entitled "Angus Mac
Donald sung by Miss Louise Nixon
Hill. formed the next number on the
program. 1t was followed by song
fl ON the boys glee club entitled the
Mountain Miners Song