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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21

Octubre IS. En- la madruga- I
da de hoy fallec;6 el lnotorista del
trolley Valentin Cruz. causa de
enfermedad del corazon.
Valentin Cruz fue policia mu-
nicipal cuando Sc ericontraba esta
ciudad bajo el regimen militar ame
ricano, cuando aAguila Blancaa vi
su gente tenian invadida esta ciu,
dad y sus campos; cuando hubo
necesidad de imponer cartillas a las
prostitutes. En- aquella epoca en-
que el Itraje de policia municipal
10 llevaban los hombres de acriso
lada con lucia, Valentin Cruz era
uno de los policlas mas cumplido-
res y actiyos.
Los republicanos separaron a
Valentin Cruz del cuerpo de la po.
licia por el enoyme delito de SER FE-
DERAL. Obtuvo mas ..tarde un
puesto en- la compailia del trolley,
llegando a ser Ell conductor mas an
tiguo, sin que nunca tuvieran la
compaiiia nj el publico una sola
queja de 81.
Para que nuestros lectores
tengan conocimiento de la acusa-
ci6n formulada por el fiscal de Ia
Corte de Distrito contra don Fran
cisco Crescioni y Vergodere, Ia co
pianos fntegra continuation:
sEn el nombre y por la autori
dad del Pueblo de Puerto Rico. =
Estados Unidos de America. -El
Presidehte de los Estados Unidos.
S. S. I'll Pueblo de Puerto Rico. -
v. S. Francisco Crescioni y Verge
dere. En- Ia Corte de Distrito dc
Ponce 4 IA de octubre de 1907. e
Fiscal formula acusacion contra
Francisco Crescloni y Tergodere
emo autor de I'm delito de homici-
dio vo'untario (felony), previsto J
castigado en- los artlculos 2o3y 2o-
del C6digo Penal, cometido como
sigue:
FL ci!ado Francisco Crescion
vergoiere, entire tres y cuatro d
la tarde del dia 9 de octubre d
1907, tuvo un dlgusto con su her
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21
NOtaS de Ponce
Fallecimiento de un motorista Accusation. fiscal
contra el joven Crescioni~>El guardia Valde-
july~>Para la Bbhoteca municipal

mano Erasmo Crescioni, mediando
entire ellos palabras duras, yendose
luego las manos y luchando du
rante algunos minutes; y mientras
las personas que estaban presentes
trataban de Separates, el acusado
Francisco Crescioni saco TN rev6l >
yer de uuo de los bolsillos de las
ropas que vestia y 10 dispar6 con-
ira su hermano Erasmo, ocasionan-
dole voluutarla ( ilegalmente una
herida perforante en- la region un-
gueal izquierda, saliendo el proyec-
til despues de haber atravesado la
masa encefalica, por la region pa
rieto ocipital del lado derecho, q
consecuencia de cuya lesion falleci6
Erasmo Crescioni tres horas des-
pues, pr6ximamente. Fl hecho
ocurri6 en- la casa n1mero 66 de Ia
calle Mayor de esta ciudad de Pom
&c, Distrito Judicial de Ponce P. R.
Este hecho es contrarlo a Ia
Ley para tai case prevista, y a Ia
paz y dignidad de eEl Pueblo dc
Puerto Rico.-JUAN PEREA, FIsca,
del Distrito.D
sLa acusaci6n que antecede es
ta basada en- el testimonio de testi-
gos examinados bajo juramento
creyendo solamente que existe jus
ia causa para presentarla al Tribu
nal. .-JUAN PEREA, Fiscal del Dis
trito, -Jurada y hrmada ante mi
hoy IS de octubre de 1907. F
BARNES, Secretario.O
Hoy Sc han sacri6cado II
reses para el expendio p1blico d
esta ciudad.
-Por segunda vez reclamamo
la presencia de Ia policla insular el
Ia plaza del Mercado durante la
horas de la mailana. La oportuni
dad de presentarse hoy en- dich'
Mercado el policla insular Hip6lit'
Segarra evit6 que tuviesemos gu
lamentar una desgracia. Dos ta
blajeros tuvieron una question cor
: cluyendo por tirarse con las pesa'
: yendo una de estas 4 estrellars
contra las rejas de alambre de TN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21
SkN JUAN De PlICENE!

Los j6venes y sefolitas que
aspiran al Certificate de maestro
y al Diploma de Oetavo grado de-
berfan matricularse en- la escuela
nocturna, que, bajo la direction
del reputado professor don Carlos
V. Urrutia, Sc ha alberto en- esta
ciudad, en- uno de los saloneS de la
Esouela Lincoln. 10 s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21
DAVID BELLANORE

Tiene el honor de avisar 4 las damas
de la buena sociedad de San Juan, que la
recibido los ultimos estilos de sombreros,
segun la moda de Paris Y New York. Sc
las invita- q verlos, en- 81 Allen St 90,
Han obtenido la licencia de
maestro preparatorio en- Humacao,
Aurora Marquee, Maria Carras-
qnillo, Rafael Cepero y Enrique
Lopez Puig; y en- Carolina, Isabel
Romero, Gumersinda Romero y
Ne1nesio Caraballo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21
NOT|c|AS D|VERSAS
Non1bramientos de po-
1icias insu1ares.-A AL
puesto de San Juan.
QUE SEAN FELlCEs
Licencia de maestros prepa'
ratorios. - Una detenci6n
Dor abuse de confanza.

Con fecha 10 del corriente
fueron nombrados guardias de Ia
policla, con destino al puesto de
San Juan, los individuos Ruperto
Vazquez Soto, de Cabo Rojo; Ra-
mon Avino Camacho, de Mayagiiez;
Carlos Yunque Porras, de Cuaya.
ma; Rafael Atilano Colon, de Sail.
mas Juan Quintana Feliciano, de
Ponce.
Francisco Nieves, fue con-
ducido q Ia carcel por el delito
deabuso de confanza. Sucede que
Sc lie dieron unos sacos de carbon
para vender; 10 hizo pero luego Sc
meti6 en- fiesta y no entreg6 Ell di.
nero de la venta a su duefo y este
le di6 cuenta la policia. Al dete-
nersele Sc lie ocup6 el dinero COM
pleto y el asunto Sc sobresey6.
FARMACIA.-Por desear su due
iio retirarse del negocio, Sc vende una
de nombre acreditado, en- pueblo muy
importante y progressive, en- condicio-
mes favorables al comprador. Para
informes y detalles dirigirse G. c.
R., San francisco g. bsjos. San Juan
P. R. $50 8.
-En los examenes celebrates
en- Carolina obtuvieron su licencia
de maestro rural Guadalupe Qnid-
gley y Mariana Castro Lopez.
-Ha sido nombrado don To.
: mas c. Vera, maestro de la escuela
nocturna de Mayagiez.
: Los estimables j6veues don
: Wenceslao Escobar Geigel y doila
Maria Garcia Sanchez, tienen la
atenci6n de participarnos su efec.
tuado enlace y ofrecernos su casa
en- Ia calle dc San Francisco n1me-
70 81. Muchas felicidades desea-
mos los jovehes esposos en- SIT
= nuevo hogar, sgradeciendoles la
atenci6n Que nos dispensan.
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lie un gran roto- FL policla Sega
IRA, que llegaba en- esos momentos
denunci6 4 los contendientes, 10
grando con su presencia restablecer
la calma.
Aver visitamos al guardia
Valdejuly en- su morada, quien Sc
encuentra bastante restablecido,
aunque probablemente quedara al
go delicado del dido derecho por el
golpe de macana que recibiera del
indivlduo Juan Ruiz.
-Hasta nosotros llegan las
quejas de las irregularidades que Sc
cometen en- el servicio de cargas
del ferrocarril. Sabemos de un In
dustrial que envl6 unos objetos 4
Tauco y no fueron recibidos en- la
forma exp.esa Ell que fueron etnba-
zados Ell esta.
Bueno fuera una investigation
para asi corregir las abusos que Sc
cometen con intereses ajenos.
Hoy Sc remataron en- las
puertas de la alcaldfa cabros POI
IS centavos.
Hoy Sc llev6 nuevamente
cabo el remate de piedra picads
para las GALES de Ponce y su play;
obteniendo la buena pro don Bau
tista Abadia.
-Varios americauos y profe
soras americans de esta ciudat
haran esta noche una jira marlti
ma al islote Cardona, habiendo con
} tratado para dicha jira la orques
ia del amigo Alfredo Campos.
Los pasajeros que llegarol
aver en- el yapor cubano, proceden
tes de la isla de Cuba, estan sufrien
do cuarentena.
Ell Honorable Alcalde ha re
galado 4 la Blblioteca Municipal |
obra titulada aAtraves de diez afio
(1S97.19o71)-por Jose G. del Valle
James A. w. Stephens, en-
pleado de las o6ciuas de correo d
esta ciudad, de color negro, pass
ra 4 ocupar un puesto en- las o6c
nas de correo de New York en- [
despacho de certi6cados, pasand
a ocupar el puesto que deja vacan
te en- las ohcinas de correo de est
ciudad por escalaf6n reglamcnts
rio nuestro amigo don Rafael F
| Sanclemente.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de e.
trechar la mano de nuestro jove
amigo don Ernesto Marin Marier
quien Sc encuentra de paso en- est
cludad.
= C0ppVSp0NSAI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21
DESOE La c|DRl
VariOs rufnOreS 1nfu11
dados. Que se'despe-
je la incognita.
BuENOs IARTICuLOs
Publicados en- un perl6dlco
de la ciudad del Sur. Ca
rreterss y puentes.

Octubre 1S.-Carecen de todo
fundamento, q nuestro entender, los
que ligeramente han circu
lado, sobre supuestas epidemias en- |
esta localidad. Es este uno de les
pueblos mas sanos y saludables de |
la isla; y aunque somos profanos,
creemos que no haya tenor de que
Sc desarrollen enfermedades de ca
racter epidemico.
Lo que ST nos permitimos aeon
sejar es la traslaci6n del hospital a
un punto mas aislado, con 10 cual
desaparecerian los temores, mas Q
menos fundados, que acaso dieron
margen tales rumores. Es de es-
perarlo del cello de estas autorida.
des por todo aquello que Sc reiacio-
ua con el bien publico.
Han sido justanente aplau
didos, POI el buen deseo que en- fa-
vor de este pueblo revelan, los artl'
culos que en- un peri6dico de Ponce
publica un amigo de San Juan, Ia
mentandose que en- la distribution
del $o6, 900 1ltimamente acordada
por el Consejo Executive para Ia
construction de algunas carreterss
y puentes, no Sc haya tenido ct
cuenta la de este pueblo a Comerfo
que tanto impulsarla el desarrolle
agrfcola y comerclal de estos pue
bios.
Es asunto este que no descui
damos, J vemos con gusto Ia desin
teresada cooperation del amigo d
San Juan que, como buen hijo d.
Ia Cidra, Sc interesa por su progre
SO y bienestar.
Elautor de un esc,ito que col
fecha IL del actual aparece en- III
diario republican, de Ponce, ahrma
de modo categ6rico ser obra de II,
xnuionistap de esta localldad III
suelto que apareci6 en- dicho pc
ri6dicc, frmado por eE. Manso Coz
!. derop; en- el cual Sc haclan cargo
4 la junta escolar, al professor seiio
Cordero y al practicante sefor He
rrero.
, NoSotroS no Creemos gu
ning1n unionista que estime S
buen nombre, Sc presto q escribi
articulos en- la prensa adversari
contra sus mismos correliglonarios
pues el que tai hiciese tendria
anatema y la censura de todos,
hasta podrla suponerse que esa es
pecie sea lanzada como manzana d
discordia en- nuestro campo; per
aceptando que asi no fuese, 81 I
autor sabe que TN aconnotado unic
uistan sea capaz de tai cosa, veland
Ell, como nosotros, por la mora
politica, debe lamar su uombre 81
escrupulos a la publicidad, par
; que tanto republicanos como unic
J nistaS conozcanl los hombres capace
de traicionar sus principles y d
| alimentar ell chisme y la cizaiia e
una sociedad morigerada y cults
pues asi en- politica. como en- todc
los 6rdenes de la vida, debe p1ocu
rarse la diafanidad en- todo, y gu
cada cual cargue con el fardo q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21
The PoItoRicOCeneTa| Telephone Co.
SER VICIO ITBlEFONLCO
LOCAL Y DE LARGA DISTANCIA.

En- San uan Carolina, Ro-pedas Bayam6n, Toabaia We.
gabaja Manah Barconeta Arecbo Hay mensaeos esos
pu.bos para bucar peonas quiene desee habaI
que tengan telefono.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21

sus responsibilities. Esto es 10
justo, 10 serio y razonable, y es 10
que esperamos de la caballerosidad
del autCr del escrito a que aludimos.
Y por hoy NADIA mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-21

-BaEn esta imprenta Sc nece-
sitan buenos vendedores para el
peri6dico.
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r0lIrufrr i The r Y p z MO-
qr.r, for sunday Iupa ..
-rrrf,. -rr. C,b~fs+iar,s Trials and
Tim ,nf,s Tsrras lis
leader FOR the meeting Mrs
Rradv.
Daily Home Readings.
aToudav-Peter's Statement 1
Peter IL
Tuesdav-The Purpose Of Chas-
tening. Heb. 12:6-11.
Wednezdav-A Song OF Trial and
Triumph Psalm %.
Tbursdav-An experience. Acts
12.1-l7
Fridav-Tbe song of Moses. Elk.
15.1-19
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~ Attt PROM H, pisa,iiUaatA
~sssteh trsan t'ss lass Iasfs tn fvfs
sttAc tatF ~ shiln

fvapye fvxas Mas & ~ 1901
land aa raitas ea sat ae@th
iB boaaaIe S.vm bf3 7hv
,aa Ut fbe yeafas}a aaa of NJ saa
Ma " "A rhaatoB - Zee ~ef
etss Aaau{ three eestH $3.50 ihe "a
tus aua gan visited llouetgu aaufe
fhe hId received slight scratch
H e'as NEtb st Har >athinE saa
thought nf the mattet 8util }ast
fAagsaae. whea Use stfig fellee eN
htaItea aH tNa @wplnHs ~ hsaros
eAbHa asa eeHmv sac sleJsaE sbst De
ae<anze aoey2@u go strap hi1a ln
n fhr t-a Eef several hoBr tbe
lHUe fsgiae was bleeding aud gFoiH-
gaE a9 sbe moush ~HfteYiue tha most
sNcrugiatlpe aFoa{ee bll the whi}e
,.vlnE Ia f8]l possession et bls men-
tal faculties ana ptfooaslF rriue.
Namua. mamma. mamma The
fr4utia nareuss were compelled go
stand bt poaerfees ta lesspn their
sons sEapfes. ANA the child finally
saeeua,bga a8 FRIDAY. despite eyer
effort madc ,a save him The little
fellow Was Inferred yesterday a.
Bottom
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GROWING. EDIBLE tht7Tt =
Waco Nan iNperimentirE With
~piueiess Variety of fiaHt

Waco. Tex May sr-J W Wea-
yer. Waco steneerapher. has es-
fabIished i'm the northern portion Of
the city @ nursery for the pGopoga-
giou 81 horticultural novelties, and
among other new plants he is grow
ing the spineless edible cactus from
cuttings sent him by Luther Bur
bank. the famous eNpeTtmenter and
developer OF vegetable and botanical
wonders. Nr Weaver has selected a
place On q hin among rocks and ce-
dars. where tine native cactus flour
ishes The cactus ne intends TO
breed has leaves Two inches thick.
two feet long and nearly a foot
wide. On the top of the plant an
ovate fruit grows called opuntia.
The plant is thornless, soft ms vel
vet 70 the touch. and the leaves as
we'll as the fruit are edible
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RAILROAD GANG FRIGHTENED
Officers Find Laborers in Woods
and Arrest Two Negroes.

Fort Worth, Tex. May 27-Sher-
if Wood and Deputy Charles Evatt
went to a point near Smithfield on
Sunday and arrested two negroes on
charges of carrying pistols and dis
turbing the peace. The negroes had
been working with Cotton Belt
construction gang, and according to
the statements of others, had since
Saturday been creating terror in
the vicinity of a boarding car. No
one had been hurt, but the majority
of the laborers We're hiding in the
timber when the officers arrived
and made the arrests. The prisoners
were brought here and placed in the
county Jail
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COTTON CLt~>tFICATION BILL
senator Cuiherson Confident His
Measure Will Pass.

Washington, May 27.-Senato.
Culberson visited the capitol Satur-
day and listened to the Brownsville
witnesses who testified before the
senate military affairs committee.
Mr.. Culberson is confident that his
bill introduced at the close of the
session Of congress, providing for
the classification Of cotton into
eleven grades, will pass at the next
session OF congress. He mas heard
from q number of manufacturers on
the subject, and without exception
! they indorse the bill. Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson says that he will
be ready to put the measure into eff
feet as soon as congress authorizes
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cave aS~a gaa2ses passenger tr28as
Is fs~s IS. cs faster tha@, a@E ~aN&
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Assra aE erekga nasgs ag@%Ss@E FeS
trades Get Ias rae 1Axse& power
1fesn sAe Aaee aSD seev& makers.
sas eoaGs veaE3 }asast1ssAs haNe
ae3 60 the EsaSgtsa ag >eatea
boundaries 5ee sAe safe. cas.> as Se3a
SIS teg gscabts w&.A tho American
a-s@says @2S >aSn%NtS2.
Fas Dsa<sey gsesu ea rails is, BY
rsczae sxp< r5eee@ * xAe roads. prov
aa ge De a erer6am ea inferior wer&
sa szsel. Is ls IS IL Usarfy every Am
sr5ca2 p-a&aeE wnaSh tA5 tariff TvaA-
Is projects It gives Is sho&3y IN
BE place cf na1sS1 aootegs- aod ia
general zEor12ies sns cheap and
Gsse
Ii noC aaly e232GserS travel and
ara asr,a~a1sS aa. 9et adds an element
aE unnecessary S1sg 50 the coaSyras~
gsen. equipment and operation Of
railroads whieh $ IS un1oSJly bur
&a-sone 10 them Is 1T Is To rae Q@o-
pie wha use then
Bv Nj. Sehwah'S statement he
realized the defects Of the American
rails several years age and 2dTiS-
e. that presentations be made u sup
elv better ones. Bur the American
nArseE was closed eo competition,
and It was net deemed necessary 20
lneur the expense The na3ds hare
had 10 choice bar 10 20 on taking
such rails as the mills would make
With q revenue tariff on rails,
granting only d reasonable margin
q Incidental protection. the better
rails wcuIG have been produced IS
.1on As Nr- Sehwah suggested them
L they ara not supplied now. since
he poorer ones have been convicted
Z wholesale ransIauEhter- the rail
-oa6s are likely 20 Join IN a popular
demand for q tariff under which
good rails can be purchased abroad
st Louis Republic
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Commenting on the story Of the
Columbus negro woman who sold
her husband in the old slavery
DAYS. the Charlotte Cbservsr~~kes
+ occasion 90 remark that iii may be
/ Of interest 10 note that every wife
in this country today is something
OF a slave owner. Recognizing her
clear title TO support the law, upon
due complaint made. will virtually
hire out the wiIfuIly Improbable
husband if he has no property tac-
cumuIated labor TO serve as a sub
s,iture. in other words, sle has an
enforceable claim upon his earning
capacity as well as upon the more
familiar worldly goods Of the mar
rage ceremony. This, Of course, is
a natural right Everybody knows
more than one case where it is not
asserted but should be Now let
woman do her worst Dallas News.
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
oaEv s II -owIse responsible for
debts thar nay be contracted By en-
pIoyes. nor VIII we assume payment
OF such debts under any cIrcun-
stances Every euploEe OF this office
Is paid promptly for work done. This
is 20 protect ourselves and the sell
ing public--EETERPRISE PUB
LISHTNG COMPANY. Per G. W Nc
knight. Manager
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After many years of suffering,
Mrs. William Mckinley passed pain
lessIy 10 her long sleep Sunday af-
ternoou. Since the death OF her hus-
band. the nations martyred presi-
dent. Mrs Mckinley has calmly
awaited the coming of the messenger
that would cali her from life's bon
dage She lived a pure, sweet NE
believed in her husband, was true 20
her God. and because OF all this her
death. though accepted as relief
from suffering. VIII Dee mourned by
The uAtLnm.
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The final rehearsal of the chorus
and orchestra for Creation will be
held Wednesday al 7:3o p. IN. II is
imperative that every member Of
the chorus be present at this re
hearsal. ~
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Vote fUf fhe Bonds .m-w
murutr fhe Harr @
ustRnaf Increasing ENe HsAs fN
aga8hst fhe hoaas auG IarreasF t*fr
eausiaeFahis shs rss~ af insmrsHrt.
rhik a TIE Nhal, p0~os4tlon.
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$40 question is ever settled until
in is settled right, Let's get go work
with renewed energy on the Y VI. O..
IL. nrnuu.ItI.n
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Azr erroneous reflection upon the
character. standing O. reputation Of
any person. firm or corporation that
MAJ appear Il the columns a he
Daily Light viii b gladly corrected
upon its be51g brought 70 t6e stra1-
ton q the management
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In view Of the fact that ,he next
trust Attorney General Bouaparte I~
slated ta tackle s the dynamite
trust it s easily understood Hhr h,
DELAYS hamwafiaE Dr.
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The family medicine In thousands ~
homes for SO vears-Dr. Thacher's liSef
anG Blood S~-'n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-27

a thought for the day. II You
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-27

Dou-r climb bills before you reach
them Sufficient unto the day is
the evil thereof
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-12

pYred last February. and the Yale Harvard
events which have been arranged for next
wear have been without regard to any gem
eral arrangement.
Plans have been made for the usual fan
and winter sports-foot ball, basket pail
and hockey-but no eligibility rules nave
been mentioned. and each university Will
apparently enter its athletes under the
rules which prevail at the university from
which the athlete comes.
Plans for the opening of the foot ball sea-
son at Yale are being completed by capt
Bigow The faculty. which shut down on
midsummer practice several years ago mas
extended it's edict to cover the usual fort
nights preliminary work just before the
beginning of the playing season.
Two years ago Yale played her first game
Of the season the day before college opened,
her candidates reporting for practice two
weeks before that date. This year the team
will meet at New Haven September q
and "a. the day before work begins. and no
game will be played until October B. week
after the college doors are opened.
The outlook a Yale is the most brilliant
in many years Logically 1t is Yales year
on the gridron again. Although last sea-
sons eleven won the championship. only
two of its members. Capt Blglow and Tad
Jones, the quarterback, are sure OF their
places, because of the exceptional ability
Of the star freshman eleven of last fall.
around which the varsity team OF this fall
will be built as a nucleus. Paige and Brides
are, aside from Biglow and Jones, the only
veterans who seem to have much chance.
The signature of John J. Mack. the Yale
track coach and athletic trainer. has just
been placed on contract to renew his
services at Yale. Mack has brought two
foot ball elevens up to their big games In
splendid condition. and he has done remark
ably we'll with two Inferior track teams He
is now regarded a fixture at Yale.