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New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER DISAPPEARS.
Little Girl Lived with Grandmother in Plush
ing-Lost After Doll Rattle.

Grace Irene Kelly the eight-yeaT-old daughter OF
William NJ Kelly. a sergeant In the United States
army stationed at Washington. disappeared last
months old The father then stationed at
Fort Totten. Willets Point Soon afterWard he
was sent to Washington and the baby was placed
IN charge OF her mothers mother, Mrs. Joseph
Smith Of No. z Bovine avenue. Flushing. Mrs.
Smith lives in the old Bovine homestead, which
was built N 1915.
About O'Clock last night Grace left her grand
mothers home TO go TO a candy store in Linden
avenue Flushing. There was going to be draw
ing for Ife-sze doll there and the little girl had
chance in the rattle While she was in the store
according to Mrs. Valentine. the proprietor, two
men entered and Immediately engaged the little
girl in conversation. She left the store with the
men. saying: The going to take me
home"
An hour later Miss Florence Smith, an aunt OF
the girl went TO the store take the child home.
When she heard about her going with two men
she hurried to the grandmothers, but the girl was
not there. Soon afterward telegram was received
by Mrs Smith from Jamaica, reading: we nave
Grace. VIII take good care Of her viii probably
return her in one or two days II was not signed.
Mrs Smith said that about three years ago Ser
Eeant Kelly wanted to get possession Of the little
Girl but she refused TO give the child up year
ago Mrs Smith said, the father sent his daugh-
Ter white fur cuat and the child was wearing
this last night. The doll that was drawn IN the
lottery was won by the missing child.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
WAVES BOARD LINER.
Knock in Sir-Tnch Deadhghts and
NeGrig Dr0Dn Doctor.

After an unmerciful lashing by three terriho
storms the Faber liner Madonna crept INTO port
Yesterday badly battered, four days late from
Narseles She received the worst druno'hg OF
al the storm tossed steamers that have come TO
port within the last five weeks, during winch inc
Atlantic has been particularly tempestuous
Soon after poking her out OF Gloral'ar 'he
Madonna met her first bad weather Five sailors
were carried off their feet by wave ahd huIieu
against the rails with great force They were lsiu
up for several days with painful. but not serious
injuries.
When in mid-Atlantic Saturday the Madonna
bounded through the worst northeaster her com
rYlander. Captain Pavy, says he has encountered !"
his career OF twenty-seven years on the sea "o
biR conobers following close upon each oInei.
struck the Madonna the starboard side smashed
in ca hin doors and headlights and flooded the caon
and steerage compartments.
DR. Philip Falanga. the ships surgeon was lSlls
in he'd reading when the wave hit the vessel. Ihe
headlight of his room. made of six-inch glass was
hurled against the door opposite, accompanied oE
its brass fittings and the poured in as II a
great faucet had been trained through the port
hole Dr. Falanga said he actually swan ABOUT
HIS room The two combers also flooded the rooms
of the cabin passengers and carried away PAIR
of shoes which woman had placed near her oooI
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
CASE AGAINST c. F. KING COMPLETED.

Boston Dec 24-The government rested its case
to-day in the trial of Cardenio F. King. the Boston
financial agent who is under indictment on thirty
one counts charging larceny of $4,000. Assistant
District Attorney Dwyer said, however that he
might have something more to add 10 the evidence
already submitted, and asked for a little more
time In accordance with this request Judge Scho-
field granted a continuance Of the case until Mon
day. Mr. Dwyer also announced that he would
drop prosecution three Of the thirty-one counts
against King.
To-day's testimony principally by experts.
and related to methods employed by brokers in
conducting their business and TO Kings oookkeep-
ing methods Herbert J. Davis. expert &C
countant, testified that when he made an exanina-
ton of Kings books in February last he found
nothing to show that King insolvent The
books showed a surplus OF S2S0,O66. In the ex-
animation no entries were found showing the pur-
chase of stock individuals. A list Of the thirty
one persons alleged to have had dealings with King
was read, and the prosecution asked in each case
whether any entry appeared. The witness replied
each time that he found
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
MUSEUM REQUESTS EXEMPT.
Justice Ingraham Decides in Favor of Metro
politan on Appeal.

T4eaCies 70 the Metropolitan Museum OF Art in
This CITY should not subject to taxation by the
state according TO decision yesterday of the Ap-
neIIate Division Of the Supreme Court Justice
Ingraham says:
That the state should attempt 10 tax the contrl-
r,tiore 70 this corporation, to be used in supply
ing the deficiencies in the expense Of its mainten-
a1ce over and above that contributed by the city
for the institution. and which is so largely main
tsined by the city for the benefit of citizens and
the rest of tho people of the ate- IS certainly
sl-Drising and no such intention should be inferred
exceDt upon the Clearest evidence.
nd in We may express gratfCa-
ton that This strictly benevolent and educational
inctirrtinn will not have the funds contributed for
lis maintenance and continuance depleted by tax
alton
James Harry Mergentime, who left a large estate
beouAathed $1,000 to the Metropolitan Museum
which the Surrogate decided should he assessed
for the transfer like the other property of the
estate Robert ". De Forest, member of the
ecutive committee Of the museum. appealed, re-
sIltng in yesterdays decision.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
TO FILE UNUSUAL FREIGHT TARIFF.
Three Western Railroads Compile Compre-
hensive Lumber Rate Schedule.

Washington Dec 24-By special permission OF
tho Interstate Commerce Commission the chicago
3 Eastern Illinois Railroad Company, for nsei
and for the Rock Island and Frisco lines, VIII NE
with the commission in a few days one OF the
most remarka BILE freight tariffs ever pS
- i+ors+o+e carrier The propos ed tdrirf will be
q compilation OF local joint and proportonate
rates on lumber and lumber products in caroads
from various points in the Middle West and South
to other points in the Middle West and the East
and Canada.
In an address contained in the tariff. addressed
ITO our patrons" is the following paragraph;
II has been the aim to show this information in
as comprehensive a manner as possible, and in
or5er t6 narfect ii in all its details and maintain
This issue on a correct basis we wish to urge
upon YOU freely to communicate with the uhder-
signed aling attention 10 any correction, on1ls-
sion or inconsistency which may appeal TO you IN
otbar words We invite suggestions or criticisms
which will terd toward making this tarin most
perfect complete issue. and one which VIII IN
every way fulfil your requirements
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
NO TERMINAL AGREEMENT YET.

report that the New York. New Haven & Hart
ford and the New York Central Railroad com
NAMES had reached agreement concerning the
Grand Central Station. under the terms OF which
., former was to pay for using the premises,
cording 70 the extent of it's use. was said by a
director OF the New Haven road yesterday TO be
premature He SAID that, while the question was
under consideration. no agreement was hkey
until late in January What the nature Of the
asreer,ent would be- he said, it impossible to
state at present
The New Haven road had lease in perpetuity
Of its Grand Central terminal facilities and Of
tracksge rights over the Harlem road into the
Grand Central Station. Under the Old agreement
the New Haven pays the Harlem road toll charge
on passengers. and also pays one'thrd of the net
cost of operating the terminal.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
London Dec 2a-Mesaba tBrl, New Iork- ,o- Mon
5,-b9Jo. De- 23-BUrbe Bank (Brl New YORK Ior Sion
tayid4o Ruenos Ayres etc
Amsterdam Dec 23-Prins Willem " LDutoh) new ioi
ia Vest Indies. Venezuela and Havre
barcelona Dec 23-victorious (Br), New 1ors.
Genoa Dec 1a-Indiana GtaD. New YORK VIA NaP-s
Saycna Dec Ip-Chesapeake CFrl, New YORK VIA
Trapa1i. Dec 20-Eing Edward tBr) New ho'A Via
E-a,-si Dec 2s-Tamarac CBr). Barrov FOR New York
Mehaurne Dec 24-Star Australia tBH. New YORK
for Sydney, - v- g.
Fort Said, 24-Drachenfeis tGerJ' New i0iA iO'
Aden, etc
SAILED.
orAs1S,ovn Dee % a:35 r1-Cedric (Br1. New York
TSoI-Iogne Dec "a ? . m-Ryndam Dutch, New YORK
Dec, m-Statendam Dutch, New YORK
for Bouogne Rotterdam
CoroneI Dec 21-Hindustan (Br), New YORK
Rarrv. Dec 23-whakarua tBrl, New York
Calais Dec 2e-Marie (Br) New York
PASSED
Dover Dec 24-vaudaa Ger. New York FOR Enden and
Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
LABoRBR FINDS TREASURE BOX
Former Jersey Assemblyman Tells Oh Su''-
Tn.;dart ar Same Spot Five Years ago.

MiIlvine ~ j.. Dec. "a (speciai)-A wooaen ~
containing a quantity OF soid com A. Albany
[,as found here to-day by Allan Barneett' ,aoo,.
employed by former Assemblyman "ilii'i' 0'"A9
The papers are five years old -,
Mr. Banks says that one day hVe Sea,9 S, %
-. .avs he found the box. when he hearo a
woman pleading and recalled her words; on save
NV life Don't put the box there You Kno" II
is all we've got
parts saws that he then saw a and woman
fleeing from him. The police have taken cheI SO u
the box and will Investigate the matter
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
JOHN C. FISHER IN BANKRUPTCY.
Theatrical Manager Gives Liabilities as $780,
898 AZ and Assets $4,000

John g Fisher. who was associated with Thomas
" Rylev and others in theatrical enterprises. has
filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. He gives
his liabilities as s12o u and his $1,000
Mr. Fisher Is now employed a manager for
Of the companies presenting Polly of the Circus"
Several creditors hold 10000 Of his col
,arera1 security. The principal creditors given
the New Amsterdam Ma tionaI Bank, which he
s25 600: Sanger & Jordan. $4,000 for royalties;
Moses D. Rubin. of Syracuse sls.71S 49, the Metro
poIitan Printing Company. 1925 2l, and Katie
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
GIRL INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE.
Child Slips on Ice and Falls Under Wheels OF
Machine.

While running across Broadway at s9th street
Yesterday afternoon. Jennie Sewers eight years
old slipped on the ice and fell beneath the wheels
of an automobile driven by Benjamin J. Jones,
a negro chauffeur. of No. 307 West 18TH street.
Her right leg and her nose broken
Patrolman Thompson, of the West lOth street
station lifted her into the automobile and ordered
tho chauffeur TO speed 10 the j. Hood Wright Hos
pitaI At the hospital. however, it was said she
would probably recover.
Jones was held in $500 a charge OF assault
Arthur w Lincoln, a banker. OF No. SS2 River
side Drive gave his home as bond for the Chauf-
feur.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
MRS MARIE cLAPP DISCHARGED.

Mrs Marie Clapp wife of Herbert NJ Clapp for
merly of Philadelphia, but living In New
Braunfes. Tex, discharged yesterday by
Magistrate Barlow in the Jefferson Market court
Herbert q. Henne. county attorney of New Braun
fels caused her arrest last Friday on a charge OF
forging her husbands name to $500 check. Mrs
Clamp was also accused of stealing diamond rinS
from her husband valued at $1,000 and buying
81 500 worth Of goods forged letter. She had
been staying the St George Hotel
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Dec. "a. 1909.


ARRIVED
e.,.r Madonna fFr, Pavey MarseiIles December 8
snJ Sanles 10 ] W Elwel & Co. with cabin and -.
steerage passengers mdse Arrived at the Bar a'
Steamer standard Ger seideneurg Hamburg pied
and shields s. 6 to a. PhiiIB 15s5 RsP1ech' IN
at the a Rarbsr6ssa Cer Won Bardeeben. Genoa De
cember 10 and Naples r. to 0eEirn' 1.and 7:o5 m
steamer Abessina (Ger). Kraeft Hamburg DeCsd sd =;
to the Hamburg American Line. with mdse- @fri'eu g.
'ns Steamer Be1m1dan Gr,. Mckenzie Bermuda Dsce1s
an and 70 mdse d r RrGved a. the Bar at ?. 10
steamer Fl slgo Prescott, New Orleans DeTd $3.50 in
to the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse'
steamer Monroe. Catherine NeTport NeHs ngers an and
mdse Passed Quarantine at 8:5S ? p- m, &avr. and
,,tai4 70 tbe Oid Dominion Steamship Co. with pas
sengers and mdse in Quarantine at 3;is m t.
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. In ballast
cineissnau cGer Boe Bremen December ~
TO Oeirichs & Co with no cabin and l. ea 90 = ne
passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
ce1nbsr 49, to Peter Wright Son. In ballast "
Quarantine At go a., m Dunn Guanaco December p
StesmG[ al 9a ss 1 70 the west india steamship Co. with
asPhaum zJ1is Agsd = & the MeMoran Shields December
g. to H Winchester & Co. IN ballast
Bar AZ 80 asr,atc Cr) Smith. Southampton and s GhsT
bourg December 16. and Quesnst9"n passenzers
malls and ndse Arrived the Bar at .ts neb.r m
Steamer Alice tAqstl stgparic9 ~ With psssengers
and mdse Anchored Quarantine at sJg9 ' nuthest
sEsf ilEsf breeze CLOUDY "-''-'' N'
SAILED
steamers AneTGsn 1s xorfofk Energs CGsr) FLUSHING
Ia Provence (Fr). Hsvre; Scharnhorst faT1cens
TPegr Manchester: Yoruba Cr). Norfolk LOT
ing barge Dallas Port arthur; r5eo fNor)
11tHnioa @ Knudsen (Nor). Baltimore ana lalnpi'o
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
John F. DRYDEN A P. S. @. DIRECTOR.
Re-enters Board from Which He Reslgneo
Shortly Before Senate Term Expired

John F. Dryden. president of the Pruden'iaI IN.
surance Company. has re-entered the direc'ora'e
of the Public Service Corporation. from wilcn ne
resigned shortly before the expiration OF MS ' "
as United States senator. He takes the place i""e
,,oc,,,+ bx, the death of F. F. c. Young
minute on the death of Mr.. Young was aooPO
cd by the directors which read in part:
The directors of this company, n1lnuIul, "a o. The
important part Edward F. G. Young p plaSSu I'm ar Ta
nies and of his services as director oi tTacis tIS
,lora tiou desire place record their app -
lion Of his cha racter and ability and tten seLs
regret at the close of his long and honoraoi cai
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
EUGENE WALTER MUST ANSWER.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
affirmed Yesterday an order of the lower court.
obtained By Cohan & Harris. for examination
Of Eugene Walter author OF Paid in Full" The
Wolf" and new play I'm which Miss Starr will
shortly be seen at the Belasco Theatre. The firm
OF Cohan & Harris contend that Walter contracted
10 submit all plays written by him from 1903 to
1911 Mr. Walter has frequently given his opinion
on that subject in which he Invariably set forth
that he knew what il to lounge i'm the parks.
despite the fact that he had a good play In his
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
COLUMBIA FIVE DOWNS C. G. N Y.
stubbornly Contested Basketball Game Played
on Latter s Floor.

In stubbornIy contested game the Columbia
University basketball team defeated the Colleee
Of the CITY OF New York FIVE the fatter's floor
last night by score of Is TO p The result was IN
doubt until the last minute OF play. when goaI
vas scored amid wild cheering from the CoIunl-
bia enthusiasts.
Roth teams we're able 10 score seven points each
in the first half which exceedingly fast ana
rough Columbia opened up with a splendid rush
in the second half and scored goal few minutes
after play had begun. kienthal the 1asl ioi -,
,,Iaved his usual good game and the victory was
mainly due to his shooting of goals from louis.
Streusand and Kaplan showed up prominently Tor
the CITY College boys. Some thirteen hundred spec
tators crowded the auditorium and many others
e.u.5 ~ Gain admission The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
RecLUsE HID WEALTH IN STORE.

Elizabeth y. J.. Dec. p tSpeclaD.It has been dis
covered that property to the extent of $1,000 owned
by The late Mrs. Margaret Kruglien. an aEed
recluse who died mere recently. has claimant.
The woman supposed to lie very poor Austin
f. Knowles. who appointed look after The
womans affairs. is said to have discovered a stIIa
of money while searching through a small grocery
store she conducted.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
MASS MEETING FoR RUSSIAN REFUGEE.

Members OF the executive committee Of the Pou-
ren Defence Conference at a meeting at
No 230 East Broadway, completed the arrange
rnents for two mass meetings-one at Jersey city
and another Philadelphia-to arouse public Opin-
ION against the Russian extradtion treaty. Meet
ings in this city are also planned. but they viii
not be held until United States Commissioner
Hitchcock renders his decision In the case Of Jan
Pouren the refugee whom the Russian govern
rnent Is seeking to extradite
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
cHANLER MUST ANSWER QUESTIONS.

Tire Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
Fg-st Department. affirmed yesterday the order Of
Justice Gerard. Of tie Supreme Court requiring
Lieutenant Governor Chanler TO appear for exam
,na+fon before trial the suit OF William r Clark.
uho asserts that he hired press agent Il
.oor, the Lieutenant Governor candidate for
nomination fcr President OF the United States and
.ears szaa ago Mr Chaner viii 0n.ybe required TO
sns-ver questions regarding the late William +.
Manning. who, Clark says engaged aim to DC the
work
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
BLAST HURLs ROCK INTO JURY ROOM.

An excavaIion is being made az the HUDSON
County Court House in Jersey city, FOR the foun-
dation Of the power house of the building. \
blast In rock the old courthouse yesterday
tossed small powders through a window of the Cir
cf,it Court room in which the Grand Jury was In
session The scalp Of James +. Clark. clerk
was cut by glass. Some of the Jurors slightly
r.rf
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
ENeLIsH PARTY Will HUNT CARIBOU.

Sir Edward Stewart Richardson and his wife.
LADY Constance Stewart Richardson. we'll known
as a mountain climber. arrived here last night on
the Adriatic on their way to the woods of Nova
Scotia where they will hunt for caribou. With
SIR Edward and his wife Miss Chaplin cham
pion amateur woman swimmer of England.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
RETIRED MERCHANT FALLS TO DEATH.

Hot Springs, Ark. Dec 24.-Fiiram NJ. Cox aged
sixty-five years capitalist and retired wholesale
merchant OF Portland, Me. killed to-day
By falling from the third story window OF a
hotel TO The pavement. Mr. and Mrs. Cox have
been here since November T. Mr.. Cox being under
treatment for a nervous trouble.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS

Destination and steamer
Jspan. Corea and China 'specially 81
dressed onlv) (via Tsooma) -TeuceT
TaIar orea Crina and Philippine isI-
ands tvia Vancouver AMI Victoria. D.
C)-Empress OF China - ii :. -
Australia texcept MestD. New LeaIaIgu.
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia syla
Vancouver and Victoria. B. Gina
m
I{av-eit Japan Corea- China END Phinp-
pine Islands (vil san Francisco)-N'P
1,apota,J ~ Guam and Philippine Islands
(vfa Saa Francisco)-U. g transport I. :. -
rsnan- Corea and China (via Seattle)-Iyo
MaTu -
1IoT.aTi via san Francisco)-Alamed 30.
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China ana Pm
pine Islands Cvia San FranclscoJ-oi-
bCri4 =.
New Zealand Australia Except "esp,
Samoan Islands and New 1aIeooIiSH
(via san Frsncisco)-Australlan MAI
Line ......-..-.-- - = . . o
japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl-
ands (via Seattlej-Hzsa Maru. .'--''--' =
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
EVENING HouRs at THE AouARluM

Charles II. Townsend director of the New York
aquarium, announced yesterday that the Aquarium
would be open the public from 10 d In 70 10
y. NJ on December Is . and
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
HOWARD GOULD BACK FROM EUROPE.

IIowarE Gould arrived here last night from
Southampton on the White Star liner Adriatic on
tie way up from Quarantine last night he re-
rnained in the secusion Of his stateroom Soon
after The Adriatc docked he hurried from the pier.
Leaving his baggage Ia charge of a servant.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

Portland. Me, Dec. 24-Hiram II. Cox was presi-
dent and treasurer Of the Cox & Ward Company.
wholesale dealers in cement and grain. He had
been In poor health for a year.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
WIRELESS REPORTS

The New York reported 100 miles east OF Sandy
Hook a IN. yesterday. is expected dock about
a sunday.
The I.ucsna. reported |. l45 miles Of sandy
Hook a yesterday. is expected dock about
- a nj. sunday
re Pretoria reported miles sandy Hook
At 5.16 a. m yesterday. is expected dock about
A n. day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco, Dec. 24-1he official closing quo
.,.iulna. stncks tn-laN q fnIIn--s
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise % Sunset :36 Moon 702 Moon age 2
HIGH WATER.
A Hook $50 Island 9:O1
p M-Sandy els Gov. Island $50 Hell II %
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

n y 54th St. SVh Av
OSCAR HAMMERsTEIN. .-......-..- Director
GRAND OPERA SEASON I90s-9-
TONIGHT (hrst time the Mznhattau
NELBA; Nine Dorta: NM ZenatelIo. Saumarco
Crabbe De Segurola- Mus dir CamDanni
SAT. MAT. a 2I5-LTCIA DI LAfMERMOOR
NINE. TETRAZZISI: NM Constantine. 5aurarco
Arfmondi. Nus dir. Campa1tni
SAT. NIGHT at S.15-SAMSON AND DELHAH
Nile. GerviIie- -Reache: NM DaluOres. Dufranae
Crabbe. VfsuiIle. VenturInt- Grand Ballet. Mia
Lslery- premiere Mus dir. Ca1panini-
STND.. $50 - Canpsnfni Concert. SOC s1.5a
MISCHA ELMAN and miscellaneous DroErar1r1A
Artists Mines. Agostin-lH Doria. ZeppillL Xarisks
Mer.- entire Manhattan Opera Orchestra Il Can
panini. Directing.
NEXT WEEK
MON-THAIS. MISS MARY GARDEN. Niles
Trentini. Ponzano. NM Renaud. Wales vsuflA
Mus. dir CsTrpa1ini
WEB-RIGOLETTO. MfE- TETRAZZISI. MlIs
Pouzano. NM Constantine Ssr'rnzrco- Aril-orGL
Mus. dir Campanint
THURS DEC. 3D.-sPECIAL NEW IEAEs
EVE PERFORMANCE-TALES OF HOFFMAN,.
Miles Espinasse. Zeppih Trenti1i; Mines DORA
Crabbe. Daddi CianOli- -Ciallettl. Coni-. Charisr
FRI-TRAYIATA. Vine TETRAZZTNI: Mn
Taccanf Saumarcc Grand Corps de Ballet Hra
dir. Campaniui
SAT MAT-OTHEILO. Nine. MELBA. Nine
Dora NM ZsnsteHo. Samusarco. Venturfni De
SegurOIs Crabbs Mus dir. CampaufnL
SAT NIGHT-IUCIA- Nine. TETRAZZINI. Nm
Constantine. POIes-. AriuOCdt- Dir. TaupaufnL
SEATS ALI ABOVE NOW SELLING
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

Goas-Columbia Meitzer Kendhai Ryan ,9 CeFtss 4ss
tovitz Perinaan and Streusand Goals from foultolun
bia-Ktendhal 3l: College City Of New 1oTotre
"a Referee-eynnouth, Yale Time Of haives-t"elllS
mini
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

ian. To- s 80 . m
Ian. IA. $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

Dec 2s. $50 2 m
Dec. 81. $50 ? m
Dec. 81. $50 p m
Jan I. $50 p m
Ign. 4. s so p m
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-09

means sure that he will turn out at
all.
BantZ has been out on a farm this
summer and hurry-up call was sent
him to register under the conference
eligibility ruling. 1t was thought that
once on the ground and safely regis
tered, the big fellow would turn out
for a team, but evidently a mistake
was made, as it was reliably reported
at the university yesterday that he
refuses to practice.
Bantz is carrying a heavy course in
engineering, and as he is a conscien-
tiOus student, he wants to graduate
with his class this year. To do this he
must buck into class work as hard as
he ever bucked into an adversary on
the football field, and Bantz thinks
he cannot do both the, gridiron and the
classroom justice.
His absence from the line is a hard
blow to Coach Dobie, who was count
ing confidently on the big fellow to
plug up some Of the awful holes only
too evident in the front wall of the
first team. BantZ was a hard and grit
ty player and under the intelligent Do
bic system ought to have developed
greatly this year