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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Liner Alameda a Wonder in
Heavy Weather

night 70 have fresh winter tank instsiiea.
ohe was forced 20 water during her
asst trip 70 san Francisco. Il wiz take about
Two weeks to install the tank.
TACOMA Marcel THE STEAMSHIP olympia.
now az Bellinghem, WIN take IL. 600. 900 shin
gies Tor Texas. The shipment viii tne largest
on record from Puget Sound. Tho cargo viii
De transferred 10 freight train az San Fran
cisco aud via De rushed TO It's destination The
train VIII number seventy cars.
lie French bark Ernest IeRouve viii carry
s1ev s1ev tons Of grain from Tacoma 10 the United
kingdom. This is the 1rst spot grain charter
After waiting twenty-five days for a crew,
the British ship Halewo0d. Captain Brew, sailed
today Tor Guntemsla. Her com piement was filed
yesterday. She carries 3sO0 tons OF coal.
ASTORIA. March sailed: The steamers
George v. Elder and Costa Rica for San Fran
CISCO with general freight and passengers
cargo.
The slip Elweu arrived from Portland today
en- route TO Caiif0rns with lumber.
The GerneD ship Arthur Fitzeer which ar
rived here January 20, being unable 20 secure a
eraia charter. yesterday accepted a charter 10
losd lumber for Valparaiso As soon she Is
loaded WITH ballast she viii proceed TO Port
BlakeieE 70 take on cargo.
The Lighthouse tender Columhine left this
erening for Aaquins Bay with supplies for the
lighthouse.
The British steamship Quito passed quarantine
this morning and proceeded 10 Portland She is
under charter TO load miscellaneous cargo of
machinery for new agricultural port in the
Red Sea.
SEATTLE March The Norwegian steam.
ship Thodo Fagelund sal lied today for San Fran
cisco and the west coast Of South America. car
rying 1900 tons II coal FOR Chilean ports.
The hRga Maru arrived today from the Orient
eral freight
Arrived: Topeka. from San Francisco; Jerer-
Quartermaster HRrbor
Sailed: Thode Fsgelund. for South America
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
INVESTIGATE COLLISION
Or WATSON AND SERVIA
Inspectors Receive Also a
Brief Report From Off
GERS of the Corona

United States Local Inspectors Bolles
and Bulger held an investigation yes
terday into a collision between the
steamer Watson, T. II. Cam master,
and the American bark Servia, Adolph
c. Petersen master, at the Mail dock
on the night of February IA. The Ser
via was at anchor off the Mail dock
Captain Petersen testified that the
night was clear; that the lights on the
Servia were burning brightly and that
her night watchman was on duty. The
case was taken under advisement-
The inspectors received written re-
ports yesterday from Thomas Boyd
master of the steamship Corona. and
from Thomas Roberts, her first officer
Both state that on March 1 on enter
ing Humboldt Bay the Corona struck
the north jetty. and, becoming unman-
ageable in the sea, drifted upon the
beach north Of the jetty.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
SONS SHAVEN PATE AND
WASH" BILL HER DEFENSE
Mrs. Agnes Foster Makes Unique
Exhibits in Police Court When
Charged With Battery

Mrs Agnes Foster, in answer to a
charge OF battery brought against her
by neighbor, Mrs. Calkins, exhibited
a receipted laundry bill OF 20 cents to
Police Judge Shortall yesterday and
tried to introduce as evidence the
shaven pate of her small son.
The women live In Columbia square
Mrs. Calkins had caused Mrs. Fosters
arrest because the latter, she claimed.
had struck her with a brick. Mrs.
Foster, on the other hand, declared
that Mrs. Calkins had referred to her
children as untidy and had refused to
let her own child play with young
Foster.
The laundry bill was intended to
show that the Foster house was not
unclean and the shaven pate that thers
was no chance for microbes to propa-
gate upon the Uranium OF Foster Jr.
The case was too complicated for one
session of the court and was continued
for one week.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
BOYS WILL ENTERTAIN
INGLESIDE OLD FOLK
Columbia Park to Play Baseball and
Rugby at Camp Saturday
Afternoon

An entertainment of much interest
will be given Saturday afternoon by the
Columbia Park Boys Club at 1ngleside
for the amusement "of the old people
quartered there" The United Railroads
has provided a special car to take the
lads to the place, and there will be ath-
letic games. including Rugby football.
baseball and other similar sports. Mu-
sic will be supplied by the Columbia
Park Boys Band of thirty pieces, and
on Sunday afternoon the music feature
will be repeated.
The batteries that will contest In the
Saturday afternoon baseball game are
Ed Burke and Charles Grinsell, and Ed
Penaluna and Hugo Berg.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
Rp0p0aED~ ~YM ca BLYLDLN0

several large lecture halls for the uni
versity extension and the regular as
sociation courses.
The money for the structure was
raised in the East shortly after the
April disaster by General Secretary II.
]. Mccoy. He was engaged in the
canvass but four months and veraged
$125, 900 month. The largest contribu-
tor was John D. Rockefeller, who gave
S35O.000. The money is on deposit in a
New York bank at a good rate of inter-
est and is subject to the call of the
local committee.
McDougaIl Brothers are the archi-
teets for the new building.
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CRELLIN WILL EXPEND
$1so.O0o ON BUILDING
Asks for Permit to Erect Class G
Structure at Mission and New
Montgomery Streets

Thomas Crellin made application to
the Board of Works yesterday for a
permit to erect a six-story class c
building at the southeast corner OF Mis-
sion and New Montgomery streets. IL
is to cost $4,000.
Other applications for building per-
mits were fled by William Wilson. Post
street, near Stockton, $4,000; ]. ".
Scott, Jones street. near Golden Gate
avenue. s17500; ]. Gibbs. Larkin street.
near Washington. $4,000; c. Won Sta
den, O'Farrell street, near Leaven-
worth. $4,000; Sam Glass. Washington
street. near Larkin. $4,000; George
Hind. corner Stockton and Vallejo
streets, $4,000: Mrs. L NJ. Gros. Main
street, near Mission. $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. March Captain J. T. Se6don
and Chief OFFICER r. Bennett OF the Brit
ish steamer Woodford have received letters from
England stating fhat they have been awarded
silver medals ~ the Emperor of Japan for hay
ing saved the lives of sixteen fishermen OF fbs
coast Of Japan In January. 1906.
Tho steam schooner Helene IS receiving lum-
Der for San Francisco.
The steam schooner Johan I,oulsen arrived from
San Francisco last night n load lumber
The steam schooner N0rthand has cleared FOR
San Francisco with $50. 600 feet of lumber ana
rhe schooner Susie ~. plummcr Tor the same
mort with SO Ooc feet Of lumber.
Tho steamer George ". Elder sailed last night
FOR Port los Angeles and way ports. and the
Costa Pi~a sailed for San Francisco. Included
In the Elders cargo were 100 sacks OF pots
toes for san Francisco. The Costa Rica carried
mostly -four
The British steamer Quito wiz load general
cargo for Siberia and North China.
The tug sampson arrived In the harbor last
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

Work is soon to be begun on the
$500. 900 structure to be erected by the
Young, Mems Christian Association on
the northeast corner of Mason and Ell
lis streets. The building, which will be
nine stories in height will cover the
entire lot. which extends S7:6 feet on
Ellis street and 1876 feet on Mason.
Like the old building of the associa-
tion, which occupied the same site, the
main entrance Will be in Mason street.
The structure will be one of the best
equipped of the association buildings
in America.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
SOUTH PARK SUIT ARGUED

The final arguments on the petition
for writ of mandate brought by Judge
A. A. Sanderson to compel Auditor S. w.
Horton to allow claim of $4,000 to
the heirs of Daniel Wallace for the
South Park tract, now occupied by the
Seawelrs court The case which has
been in the courts for years, Will come
tagne for Havre; stmr Rhein for Bremen
NAPLES-Sailed March 6-Stmr Cedric, for
oUEENSTOwN-saile March 7-Stmr Ma
jestic. for New York; stmr Friesland, for Phila-
dephia-
vALPARAISO--Arrived prior to March T.
Stmr Ammen. from Hamburg and London, for
San Francisco and Tacoma.
Memoranda
Per stmr wasp-March 5. p. m, eight miles
north of Cape BlRnco, dropped blade off
propeller: from there came down under half
Per Br stmr Bessie Dollar. from Shanghai,
March 7-Experienced strong northeasterly winds
for fully threefourths Of the ocean passage, with
strong head seas; last two days, light easterly
wind and fine weather.
The schooner supposed to be in distress of San
Vicente several days ago previously reported)
is probably the Br schr Ida Eta. reported seal
hunting OF Santa Cruz recently. The schooner
was IN all probability hove to waiting for the
EoNoIuLu. March THE chances for saving
tbe Br ship Loeb Carve, from Antofasasta for
Honolulu previously reported ashore off Mookai.
are considered good. The vessel lies with the
bow on a coral reef while aft there Is twelve
feet of water The captain believed be had
"ToNpoN. March 7-Pnnta Arenas Straits of
Magellan) telegraphs Br stmr Sfrathearn, from
Guayaqun for New York. was towed into For
rescile with propeller shaft broken She win
be towed TO Punta Arenas and part of the cargo
win have to be discharged before fitting spare
YOKOHAMA. March IA diver has Just re-
turned on the wreck of the steamer Dakota. and
reports that the vessel is in the greatest dan
ger. She Is resting on four rocks with the
Tudder an of ten feet out OF water. while the
end of the vessels second mast is on level
with the Sea- Che has three large holes In the
port side and smaller ones the staTboard side.
part of the vessels side is bent in- She ap-
parently passed over ledge OF rocks
f,ASTELLAMARE. Italy. March THE Ger
stmr Malaga was lost in sight OF this port yester-
day. Twenty-nine bodies have been washed
ashore from the wreck
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

The building will have ample accom-
modations for 5000 members The gym
nasium will occupy two floors on the
Mason street side. Handball courts will
be built on the roof and a large swim
ming tank will be located on the first
floor.
great part Of the. building win be
given over to religious and educational
work. There will be a day commercial
school. night school for men and boys
employed during the day, an evening
law school and special trades school.
Members will also be instructed If they
desire In the mechanism of the auto
mobile. The new building will contain
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
sooY CALLS orr PoLIcE

Charles H. Sooy. the attorney, who
was mysteriously stabbed while in a
lodging house i'm O'Farrell street early
Wednesday morning. called at police
headquarters yesterday and requested
that the matter be dropped. Sooy de-
clared that he would refuse to prose-
cute any person whom the police might
arrest and the detectives were called
in. The identity Of the attorneys as
sailant remains a mystery. Sooy says
he does not know who cut him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
MONEY FOR REruGEEa

From the National Red Cross in
washington yesterday the Relief Cor
poration received $316400. held by the
former in trust for the refugees of san
Francisco. This is only a part Of the
money the national organization has
for this city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

up for final decision at o'clock on
the afternoon Of March II. Horton
claims that although the Board of Su-
pervisors once appropriated money to
settle these claims. the appropriation
was Withdrawn later and that no funds
remain. Sanderson asserts that only
one appropriation was Cancelled and
that two appropriations of $40. coo each
are still valid.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WINS CASE

A. B. williams. according to a dect-
sion of the Supreme Court yesterday
cannot recover damages from the
Southern Pacific Company for it's use
of his land In Lompoc by laying tracks
over it. He had deferred beginning the
action until the statute Of limitations
barred his claim.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
q. $. Branch Hydrographic ONCE

branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Office located AZ the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense NaFigators cordially invited to
VISIT the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand. for comparison and references, and the
latest information can always be obtained regard
ing lights. dangers to navigation and all matters
OF interest to commerce. The time ball
service has been suspended pending the recon
structioa OF the tower OF the Ferry building.
J. Q. BURNETT
Lieutenant U. S. N. 10 Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

Average snow, 127 inches.
SYNOPSIS
There but little change in pressure during
the past twenty-four hours over the Pacific Slope.
No rain has fallen in California. but in Nevada
and Oregon there have been light showers. The
pressure distribution Is favorable for cloudy
weather Friday and possibly light local showers
FORECAST
San Frsncisco and viciuity-Cloudy Friday;
light east winds, changing to light west.
Sacramento Yslley-Cloudy Friday; possibly
light showers ia the foothills; light south winds
San Joaquin Valley-ClOudy Friday; light
south winds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Friday: light
northeast winds, changing 10 southwest.
A. G. McADlE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THB
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL


A special meeting OF the stockholders ok ths
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company VIII bs
held AZ the Office OF the Compsny. IN room No
I048 In the James Flood building. at No. 80
Market street, in the City and County OF San
Francisco In the State OF California. the sans
being the principal place Of business OF SAID
corporation. and being the building where ths
Board OF Directors OF said corporation usually
meet on the 29th day Of April. 1901. az the
hour OF II O'Clock. noon. to consider and act
edness Of said corporation. to the amount, IN
the aggregate. Of Thtrty-nve Million Doilafs
(SS5 600 O00) in Gold Coin OF the United States
Ia portion OF which Is to be used In retiring
fsting bonded indebtedness). and to Increase the
bonded indebtedness OF said corporation up to
Million Dollars ($35 0oo, ,000l in Gold Coin Of the
United States. and TO secure the said proposed
bonded Indebtedness by q mortgage or deed ot
trust upon the railroads. franchises and prop
erty OF the company owned or hereafter
acquired. and the income thereof. OF sueh paxe
thereof as may be prescribed In the mortgage
or deed Of trust: and TO determine the form
and terms Of said bonds and mortgage or deed
OF trust, and to authorize the Board OF Directors
to take all such action they may deem
necessary or expedient In the premises
Dated the 18th day OF February. 1907.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
Secretary OF the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company.
WN- T. HERRTN
WILLIAM HOOD.
n T. SMITH.
p F. DUNNE,
A. n. PAYSON.
y. D. PILISBuRY.
EDWARD CHAMBERS.
W. A. BISsELL.
Directors Of saAd Northwestern Pacfnc Railroad
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

Army Transports
The Burnside Is at Seattle
The Buford is In port
The Crook is In port Out Of commission.
The Dixie Is ct Manila.
The Kirkpatrick is ~ Newport News. Va
The Logan Is ar Manila.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News, Va.
The Sheridan is in port Out OF commission.
The Sherman sailed January Is from Honolulu
for Manila
The Thomas sailed March for Manila
The Warren is IN port. being fitted 20 go into
commission
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

san Pedro, Annndsen, 80 hours from Eureka.
Stmr Asuncion, Bridget, 81 hours from As
stmr Kvichak, Peterson, II hours from Grays
Harbor.
stmr Wasp. wehman, 70 hours from Grays
Br stmr Bessie Dollar, Cow, 8s days from
SHANGHAI via Kobe, 27 days.
Barge Ninety-one, Erickson, 81 hours from As
schr Santiago. Madison. II hours from Monte
Nor stlnr Jethrow. Peterson. rs days from
Schr Ida A. EngahI. hours from Point Reyes.
stmr stnr Acme WaiviS 21 hours from rom Euqesa
CLEARED
Thursday, March I.
Stmr Pomona, Swanson. Eureka; @ S Co.
stmr W. s. Porter. Borresen. Portland; Asso-
stmr Bonita, Nicolson. San Pedro; SIS Co.
Br stmr Como. Felkin, Newcastle. Australia; J.
" BT T'Os ship , County of Inverness. Gray. for
Br ship Howard D. Troop. Durkee. for Queens
'0"" SAILED
Thursday. March 7.
stmr Eureka. Goliehtly. seattle.
StInr Uninak. Hansen. Eureka
Stmr Marshheld, Dettmers. Hardy Creek.
Stmr Tiverton. Johnson Astoria.
Stmr westport. Moreno Crescent City.
gfmr Coos Bay. Nicolson. San Pedro
Stmr Humboldt Baughmnn, Seattle.
stmr Argyll, Dickson. Port Hartford.
'stmr Noyo. Lee. Fort Bragg.
Sfmr State Of California. Thomas San Diego
Stmr Mayfair Olsen. South Bend.
Stmr Scotia. Nelson. Demsr.
sfmr westerner. Anderson Grays Harbor.
Stmr Roanoke, Dunham, Portland and way
ports
stmr ssttln brooklyn, Hentickson. for Msndocino.
stmr G. c. Lindauer. Mattson, for Grays
Harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
The Overdue List

British bark Ormssry. out I76 days from Ca
leta Coloss. for Antwerp 20 per cent.
Russian schooner Cyrus, out 81 days from Port
of Spain. for Seattle. 10 per cent.
British bark Berwickshlre, out 162 days from
Corinto. fer Falmouth, ~ per cent
French bark Biarritz, out l49 days from Cher
bourg. Tor Hobart. per cent
British bark killoran, ont 112 days from Port
Townsend. for Liverpool, per cent
Steamship Dakota, ashore near Yokohama, IS
nov
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Thursday. March Z.
sfmr Argo. Hansen. ~ hours from Eureka
Sfrnr Porno Matsen, l3 hours from Albion
stmr Alameda, DowdeI. days 10 hours from
honolulu,
etmr Roanoke. Dunham, IS hours from San
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture.
Weather BHreaH. San Francisco March Z, ie97i
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

AvNTAI meetfng Oceanic Steamship Company
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of ths
Oceanic Steamship Company VIII be held on
TUESDAY, March 12. 1901. at the hour Of n
O'Clock a. m. at the ofhce OF the company. 59
Clay st., San Francisco. Cal, for the purpose
OF eiecting directors for the ensuing year and
may come before the meeting Transfer books
Will close on Saturday, March :. 1907. at the
hour OF 3 O'Clock D. m. Bv order OF the Presf-
dent. II. w. THOMAS secrsrary-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
ATTORNEYS

=
ADVICE free-Dfvorce costs SIC; quick ana
quiet; bankruptcy. damage. Attachments and
probate matters specially; no fees In al
212S Fillmore ST.. Sacramento.
room 4: open evenings
DIvORCE-Costs s12; quick, quiet; advice free:
no charge unless successful. open evenings.
1923 Page ST, near Central ave.
HARRIS 4 HESS, attorneys az law. ". T. Hess
Notary Public. 205S Suffer ST., near Ftllmors
street.
LYONS TI2OTHY J. date ChrOnicle bldg-J-
Law offices. 81 Geary St (F. r. Woods rrustl
W. A. s. NICHOLSON, attorney. 1916 Eddy mr.
Fillmore; Land titles establisned. prooated etc
ROBERT W KING. attorney at law formerly
Examiner bldg-l. 1850 Fillmore ST.. near Post
Il. A. Krouse. 1900 G. e. ave- cor. Fillmore; Al
cases; adv. free. Eve T;so-s:s0- tel West 5is2.
MARTIN STEVENS, attorney at law, 1858 Golden
Gate ave-. bet. Laguna and Buchanan sts.
+. ]. CASTELHUN. attorney At law. 1343 Golden
Gate ave. bet Fillmore and Steiner sts-
BENJAMIN HEALEY attorney. l2OS Golden
Gate ave-. near Fillmore; phone West olzo
cHAs. r. HANLON. attorney ITs2 Bush ST..
corner Octavia- nhone West 1850
See Pages IL and l3 for Addi-
tional Classified Ads
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Directors Of sa4d Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURERS,
2. PASQUALE Co.
100 WEBSTER. COR TURK.
PHONE WEST 40c
ARMY. NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
REGALIAS. FLAGS, BANNERS,
BADGES. CAPS,
UNIFORMS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08
Movements of Steamers

TO ARRIVE
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-08

The British ship Howard .. Troop was cleared
for Queenstown for orders yesterday with 1880
cenrals Of wheat valued al SI7 SOB. and 5.4l7
centals of barley. valued at s76.S71. The vessel
valued ar Sc25.
The British ship County OF Inverness was
cleared for the same port with 52.9S5 centals
OF barley, valued S64 746, and 95. SIS pounds
Of easears bark, valued st S767l- The vessel
took $4,000 feet Of lumber as dunnage, valued
81 c-0S
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15
Dogs STAND WATCH
AT RAILROAD DEPOT
TWO CANNES ARE FAvoRlTEs IN
RAILROAD CIRCLES.
A Story Which Sounds Like Fiction,
but Which Is Really True, as Any Of
the Employees At the Northeastern
Depot win substantiate.

Other places have boosted of won
derful animals and fearful monstrosi-
ties, but it is left to Hattiesburg to
come to the front with two dogs who
stand watch at the New Orleans
and Northeastern depot.
At the depot the dogs are well
known by the employees and are great
pets with them and woe be to the man
who would so far forget himself as
to even attempt to hurt one of the
canine watchmen.
The following facts are vouched
for by the employees around the depot
and in the yards-you can verify the
story by asking anyone of them.
Every night about o'clock one Of
the dogs, fine setter, shows up at
the depot to stand his nights watch
and all through the night hours he
stays around the depot, taking walk
around the building and following
night Yardmaster Wilson around the
yards at intervals, as would a regu-
lar Waterman. He never leaves I'M
til morning is well advanced and the
other dog has shown up.
This dog may have an owner and a
home, but they are unknown to the
railroad people-for IL the morning
when he leaves he simply disappears
when they are not looking and to this
day you can't find a man who knows
just when the dog left or where he
has gone.
The other dog, which is mixed
shepherd, belongs to one of the en-
ployes and he shows up in the morn
Ing as regularly as clock work to re-
lieve the night watch and he is Just
as faithful and thorough in his work
as his fellow Waterman.
These dogs are real live dogs Just
as this story is a real true story and
II anybody doubts either he may 20
to the New Orleans and Northeastern
depot and see the dogs and verify
the story.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-15
'PIGskIN WARRIORS
ON EASTERN GRIDIRONs

urbana, ILL.,, September 14.--Spurred
on by dreams of victories on the grid
iron, with the championship of the
West as the goal, the Illinois Uniyer.
sity team will begin it's practice sea-
son next Monday. Many of the play
ers are on hand and others will arrive
tomorrow. Tradition has it that the
wearers Of the orange and blue de-
velop into a strong team every three
years-and this is the third year. Not
since 1904 has a crack eleven gone
forth to uphold the football honors
of the Him.
Former Captain Artie Hall, the old
halfback and end, is the head coach
who is expected to produce a team
able to wipe out the memory of the
overwhelming defeat that the Illini
suffered at the hands of the Chicago
Maroons last year. Hall assisted in.
turning out the strong 1901 and 1904
teams, and the rooters believe he can
more than repeat the performance
now that he is chief coach.
Hall will be assisted by JUS Lind
gren, last years coach, and by many
football stars of the Illini of former
years. key Baum, who coached at
Illinois nine or ten years ago, will
come from New Mexico to give ad.
vice and assistance in whipping the
team into shape. Sc eral other
former coaches and players have vol
unteered their aid in producing win
ming team for their alma mater. among
them, Fred Lowenthal, Harvey Cconce.
Jimmie Cook, and Jake Stahl.
For the first time in decade the
lllini will this year meet the Chicago
Maroons on the home gridiron, the
date having been set for October 10.
Purdue will also be played at home,
while Wisconsin, Iowa and Indiana
will be played away.