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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
Resolution ID

a resolution providing for the creation o
"A local improvement district and for the con
structiOn of sidewalk on the north side o
Fourth street commencing at the SOuthwrs
corner OF lot thirteen Oh, in block fifty the
C5tD, running thence east along the north side o
said Fourth street and along the south sideo
lots thirteen (l3. twelve Il eleven ul ten 40
and nine % i'll block fifty three (53, theme
east across Chestnut street and thence alou
the north side OF SAID Fourth street and on tn.
south side of lots fifteen C5 fourteen 90 thir
teen Obj twelve 10 eleven I'D and ten do III
block nifty four t5D all III Shoudys second adj.
dtion to the town now city OF Elensburg, and
for assessing the costs o; said sidewalk against
the property benefited thereby
The City Council of the City OF Ellensburg do
ordaln as follows:
Section one-That it is the intention OF the
City of ElieiSDurg to create a local
Improvement district for the pur.
pose ofc onStructing "A sidewalk on
the north side OF Fourth street
commencing at the southwest cor.
ner of lot thirteen C3) in block
hfty-three t5} in Shoudy s second
addition to the town (now city) OF
Ellenshurg and running thence
east along the north side OF said
Fourth street and on the South
side of lots thirteen U3) twelve n2)
eleven I'D ten 90 and nine . in
block hfty-thrce (o) thence east
across Chestnut street and along
the north side OF said Fourth
street and on hc south side Of .ot
fifteen Us. fourteen I'D thirteen
O3 twelve 12) eleven az ten t10)
in block fifty-foua (5b OF Shoudy's
said second addition.
Section two-That said sidewalk is to be con.
Structcd of 2XS plank dressed on
upper side and said sidewalk to be-
five feet and four inches in width
laid upon three SlrlngerS, 3xG
inches with mud SillS aXS under
strngars eight feet apart: nailed
with iOd nails. six nails to each
plank; one Stringer in center of
walk; outside Strinrcrs two feet
two inches from center of walk.
Section three That the estimated SITS Of
improvement is SOS per lincal
foot and the cost OF the same Will
be assessed against the property
benefited thereby.
Section four That each Of the following lots
will he identified by said improve
mcnt. to-wit: Lots thirteen (laD.
twelve %, eleven UD, ten U0)
and nine(W in block ifty-three
t5D and lots fifteen Us, fourteen
%, thirteen U3) twelve n2,,
eleven 10 and ten IOj in block
fftyfour 90 of Shoudy's second
addition to the town (now city, Of
ElenSburg
Section tive-That the said sidewalk will I've
laid along the outside of said 10 :
and parcels of land and travel,
street.
Section six Protests againS, said proposed
Improvement will he heard by tie
common council of the said city at
the City hail ON the 18th day {
October. 1905 at the hour of i::jl
p. IN.
Passed the Council. October >. 1908.
Approved, October j 1908.
Published October 8, 1908.
Attest. Mayor
j J. POYSER
City Clerk.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
Choral Union

AT the meeting of the Executive
Committee on Wednesday evening
last, it was decided to give a con-
cert at the opera house on Wed
nesday evening, November 25th.
The following propositions were
also agreed to: Cd The rehear-
sails from Wednesday next until
the date of the concert to be from
8 to $50 p. III. GU That tho
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
ThOrp News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Talton and family were
in Ellensburg on business Wednesday
}. w. Wiley and wife of Tacoma.
who visited Mr.. Wiley's brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs HornibrOok, last
Saturday returned home Sunday.
The Civic League held services at
the church last night.
Mr.. Chandler of Dallas, Oregon, will
conduct services Sunday.
Mise Ida DevOre is here visiting
friends this week.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
Irene Brain was visiting her parents

Irene Brain was visiting her parents
Sunday.
Mary Mingsl of Roslyn, was visiting
Irene Brain Sunday.
Thorp has new grocery store. Mr..
Tom Nightingale is the proprietor.
Mrs. Dolbee has returned from her
visit on the Sound
Mrs Hayward and her sister, Miss
Love ing after having visited friends
on the sound for two weeks, returned
last Friday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
Special Notice

To the former members of the Cen
tral Christian church and all contribu-
tors to the purchase of lot, building,
etc:
Notice is hereby given that meeting
will be held in said building in the city
of F.llensburg, on Sunday, Nov. LIST
Gliding what disposition will be made of
the property.
Il. A. TURNER
Trustee.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
Section two
j j. POYSER
City Clerk

director put in extra rchearsals ii
necessary. 60 No new members
to be admitted between Wednesday
October 9TH and November 18th Il.
A small committee was also formed
to arrange for soloists and instru-
mental music for the concert.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
THE LOCAL EVENTS

Who could ask for finer autumn
weather.
Sam Pearson went down to North
Yakima last afternoon on business.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
April, today, Friday, Oct. 9th a
son.
Terry Pattenaude will begin
harvesting his big apple crop Mon
day.
D. L. Jenkins went down to
North Yakima this afternoon on
business.
Iohn Schlotfeldt of North Yaki-
ma, spent several days in the city
this week.
H. ]. Snively of North Yakima,
was in the city Saturday OH pro-
fessional business.
Ed C1aine and son, Joe, went
over to the Sound for a few days
visit this afternoon.
!. A. Flodine of Liberty, came
up yesterday to hear Senator Cot
terill speak last evening.
Mrs. J. D. Ripley of Rea, Ida
no, is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. D. D. Rugg.
J. L. German succeeds by ap-
pointment, VIM. Hawkins as en-
gineer Of city fire engine.
W. T. Morrison left Tuesday
evening for an extended visit in
Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois.
A new cement sidewalk is being
put down the entire length of the
Giddis block on Pearl street.
E. E. Wager spent a few days
in the north end of the county this
week on professional business.
W. H. Carothers is candidaet
tor justice of the peace in South
Ellensburg on the republican tick
ct.
The city council met in regular
session Monday evening and trans
acted some very important bust
ness.
?. H. w. Ross was unable to
attend the commercial congress
being held in San Francisco this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pearson spent
sunday in Seattle with relatives
and friends, returning home We'd
nesday.
J.P. Warner of Spokane, is in
the city to buy fruit and spuds for
one OF the Spokane commission
houses.
Don't forget that Gov. Pattison,
the democratic candidate for gov
ernor, will speak in Ellensburg
Oct. 23d.
Mrs. c. L. Collins and Mrs. c..
NJ jenkins speat day each this
week in Thorp, the guests of Mrs.
81. Kendall.
W. r. Miller. representing the
richmond Paper company of Sc
a!tle' spent couple of days in the
city this week.
The Buckle residence on South
MAIN was burglarized Sunday night
ana clothing, ETC., to the value of
about $500 was taken.
a. 5. Randall, editor of the Cas-
,'ue Miner of Roslyn. spent few
Ways IN the city this week visiting
.e'a'lVes and friends. We are
~''y 10 say that Mr.. Randall is in
wy poor health, in fact, he is not
ao,e to'do any work at all except
"0e very light in its nature.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
Warning Hunters

Ali parties re hereby warned to not
in any way hum, fish or 'respass ON the
Fogarty ranch. All vioIa'"rs wi'i be
prosecuted to The full extent OF lhe law.
DOT > or. H.G MCNEAL.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09

Lost-A Diamond Point Safety Clil
II KIT. Gold fountain pen. Finder will
please leave same at Dawn Oil and be
rewarded.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09
Chas. H. Flummerfe]t,
Successor to r. r. Wilson.
STAPLE S FANCY GROCERIES.
Headquarters for Wright Roasted Coffees
Try the White House Blend
Block. Phone Tod 34l.

quaintance with his family and
visit with old friends.
T.. I. Anderson went up to
Easton Monday to look after par
ty he has at work there locating a
new road for the state.
George Chapie left today with
his brother Max, for Seattle to
place him in the hospital for some
trouble with his head.
Hon. William Goodyear, the
democratic candidate for congress
in this the 3, district, will speak in
Roslyn, Monday, Oct. y.
w. L. Ellison and wife of Look
out mountain, spent few days
recently in Our city the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Rugg.
Fred Carr, who was recently
sent to the asylum, was released
last week, sound and we'll, and is
now at his old home in Illinois.
Rev. Nj. II. kettleson and fam
lily moved to Spokane this week
and there he will continue his
ministry in the Lutheran church.
J. r. c. Lewis, who has been
the guest of his brother, w. 7.
Lewis, for some weeks, left Satur-
day for his home in Johnson City,
Tenn.
There will be grand prohibi
ton rally at Thorp, Monday even
ing at o'clock. Rev. Sargent,
Rev. DeWeese and others will be
present.
T. w. Farrell broke ground for
his fine brick block OH Third street,
between Pearl and Main, just west
of Friend & Flyn old barber shop
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Valance
left Monday afternoon for Ayles-
burg, England, where they will
spend the winter, returning to FL
lensburg next spring.
Mrs. Hama Doty left this week
for her ranch near Tygh Valley,
Oregon, going by the way of Sc
attic where she will spend week
uisiting with old friends.
Mrs. Ida Craig of White Bluffs,
was in the city Monday visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
]. Randall. She was enroute home
from visit to Bellingham.
Mrs. r. A. Thomson left Tues
day for a two months visit at her
old home in Dayton, Ohio. She
will spend a few weeks before re-
turing home with Rev. Thomson S
relatives in Mt. Sterling, Ky.
d. L. Jenkins, the democratic
candidate for justice of the peace
in Ellensburg precinct, is proving
to be quite a campaigner. He's
quite popular and will doubtless be
elected by handsome majority.
Martin Meehan, who went to
St. Paul some weeks ago to visit
sick brother returned last evening.
His brother died and was buried
before he arrived. Mr.. Meehan
will 20 on to his home near Puy-
allup Tuesday.
Wayne Murray received WORD
Yesterday that the city's new
pamphlets were practically com
pleted and would be shipped in
few DAYS. The work is beauti-
full one, we'll arranged and finely
illustrated in fact thing of beauty.
The county commissioners met
in regular session Monday and
transacted considerable business,
among which was the appointment
of the inspectors and judges OF the
general election to be held Nov.
,3rd as will be found elsewhere III
this issue.
How do you like The Dawn's
cartoon service? For several years
in each campaign The Dawn has
run series of political cartoons
{ ,..,xo1 ;,,farect to all.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-09

G. l. Ramsey was called to other
territory this week, but will return
early in November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19

a lady in the own Of Pamela put III an
appearance at church with her husbands
trousers thrown across her shoulders.
OF course, the natural Inference Vas that
She had pulled them of trying 10 get him
TO church, knowing the reluctance OF
some husbands t. attend church. She
had a hard time stopping the Pos,ips by
explaining that, being in a hurry, she
had snatchcd from a nook III "A dark
closet what she thought was her shawl,
and had rushed out OF the house with II,
never noticing uuiil she reached the
church that she lIpI her husbands trpus.
crs, l]eavinr him ii bed where he would
be obliged 80 stay until she returned .-
Woman's National Daily.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19

is never wholly unno,icch, and NY doing
the very best We know how, or can learn
10 DO and keep ourselves always ready to
do a lit'ic better, il circumstances make
il possible, We are fitting ourselves for
the "s,cp higher that is always hunting
for its own, Very few Of us are given
Just the work we would like best to do;
and we may never rcach our ideals; but
just one step nearer to our goal, no mat
ter what the path we must tread. Char
~ and sympathy are all very well IN
their place; but there is nothing like
good, hard, honest work to develop that
we are made OF.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19
Trained workers..

"hmrrican Motherhood" says: what
tile Working glrl uecds-"hat all workers
need -'s not charity: not ovcr.doscs OF
sympathy; NO, ncw methods Of diversion,
bat work steady honest work; work
that they arr fitted for and therefore can
cujpy. In urlcr to do this work lntelli-
gently and veil enough to earn a living
by il, ,hr,c IT, need OF careful, wise train
ing, and Tor rhis purpose, the trades
schools ~" looming popular and being
p]atrnmllrG.'
They need ME, in many instances, To
lean ,hrt work 81 any kind Is not dcgrad.
iug-,lnt the worker and the way the
work 10 done. = the determining point.
Any task performed IN a s~iip.shod SLOW
cnly manner i. Il disgrace t. the work
cr; while auy task VIII and car fully
done, 40 at'cr how nIeniai. is tlc'a / *,
Gals and boss should be Taught that
tilcI Be-, :, uore too good Good work
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19
iHDM CLENS JED

Rev u l. aIpilcr preached AT the
VI !! t"urc sunday.
Joe MI.ttun went to S"dalia, Tuesday
Pry, Dayid Bowman preached al
Prairie Nro~ sunday.
Mn. Cochran oi Fortuna, is visiting
IN. Hro k.uan aud family.
Nh, Han aud son, Of Bagncll, visited
Rev. H. / Siipucr the first "i thus week.
Rev /. +. K"nncy filled his appoint
tu,ut ut NJ Muriah, sunday.
IASl Thursday, "a crowd Of relatives
gathered At the home of DruiilIa Estes,
'ud calculated h,r birthday. y Lountl-
.ul dinner wIs provide /.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19
Brain Leaks.

A man Of principle takes An interest in
pulIucS,
Late is worth the living if the living is
worth the HE,
The men who believe 10 Themselves
never blame their failures IN others.
A lot ui ne look 6nn because a nj h
bunch of whisEcys hide \ recr,ilne chin
The man Who ls al'gays bcas,ing about
his right seldain hup a thought for
anothers wrongs.
The fellow who agrees with mr. p't
ideas is always q man OF good sense and
judgment
The woman who was married at eight.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19

teen always thinks her daughter %
twenty a mere child.
A % o. people yearn for strawberries
about now who wouldn't give nickel a.
bushcl for them in June.
Dear brother did YOU cvcr notice that
the clothing stores offered the best bar
gains jus, when you didn't have a cent.
We are usually pretty careless in our
walking, but up to date we haven't
stumbled over any fragments Of any
"busted" trusts.
Some people worry themselves sick t
get into society, only TO find after they
have succeeded that 1t il very much like
being in jail.
Easter isapproaching but it is a plea
ur" 10 ponder on the fact that the ueY.
style lonncts cannot be any more mashed
up than tle present ones.
A great mauy parents send their child
rem to Sunday school for one hour every
week aud naltcr themselves that they
have dore their Christian duty by their
little oncs.-Wiil NJ. Marpin, IN The
CoGioIpncr.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19
!: gtp.Q Who T'aiY gown Their busi-
neSG.

81 - 'en are pitCl - 70 A minor key.
The, n.uinlbly DO 10. y 2iihc it; but there
l. \ t~"vuway 'endcr'3 - their ,iioughs
an conversation. Evcrthing is down, -
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19

s'& now located in Room No. 6sMa-
son 4. Hardy Bldg, vlNre | am ready to
maEe your hbstract, write your Insur
; , do YOU .lbotary ,Public work ETC.,
pLI.i4 GG7,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19

u happened ~, sN"'. .F:" '-9' HAT -
.st.g that alrnos, anything ,p,r 10
qtpprn in II ami seem re'irc''' "rrai
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19

BuNCEToN must certainly be a rat
ding live city, Judging her by the
live advertising OF her live merchants,
thc Eagle and the Tribune being both
well pa,ronllcd through all seasons.
Wish some Of the BunCcton mcr-
hants would move down to YER
-ailIcs wc have the city. the splcnd-
ldIy lmprovch country surrounding,
md an enormous trade tor somebody.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-03-19
Advertising Rates.
COD GhV.. US MEN.

. Nm aHoW Mc Inst n 0NtCc mHROikiU.
lk,U ahOjb IN, ihoiI o/oNt,r anil mi hHr,
Urn aoho bG7r OtjHjoH 0Hd Il anil,
Nm a'ho h1,r hoHOJ, hcN s0hO nW nat
i,.'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
TO PLAY GAME
ON US. c. FIELD
FOOTBALL MANAGERS AGREE
TO CHANGE
GIVES OCCIDENTAL CHANCE FOR
1909 HOME EVENTS
Contest Expected to Develop Into One
of the Hardest Fought in South
ern California League
This Year

The game between u. S. C. and Oc-
eidental, which was scheduled for the
Occidental gridiron next Saturday, has
been changed to the u. S. c. field In
stead This was agreed to by Man
ayers Clay and Goodell, for the reason
that Occidental has all her games on
the home field, according to schedule,
this year. and this would give the
Presbyterians no games on their field
at all next year. This will make the
third year that u. S. G. has missed
playing on the Occidental field, the last
time the Methodists met Occidental at
home being in 1906.
The contest probably will be the
hardest fought so far in Southern Cali
fornia this year, for both schools have
been figuring on capturing 1t. Al
though the Presbyterians beat the
Quakers more decisively than did the
Methodists, that viii have little bear
ing on the probable result of the game
Saturday, for neither team was worked
up to the heat of battle that will pre-
dominate in next Saturdays game.
Much Rivalry Exists
The game will be the biggest con-
ference game thus far this season, for
although Whittier has met Pomona, U.
S. c. and Occidental, there is not such
a spirit of rivalry existing between the
Quakers and the other schools as there
is between the remainder of the con-
ference colleges.
Pomona and Occidental have always
counted more on their game than any
other game of the year, while U. S. c.,
within the last few years, has banked
on the Occidental game more than any
other.
Whittier being a new member of the
conference has not as yet found any one
particular college which it can call
it's greatest rival, but judging from
the scores of the last two years, when
Occidental only was able to beat them
by ten points in football, Whittier
seems to have taken a partic 1lar liking
to walloping the Presbyterians.
No definite arrangements have yet
been made for the referee and umpire.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
GOES TO SECURE
TOP SWIMMERS
SECRETARY OF S. C. S. A. TO
PULL OFF GREAT EVENT
WILL INDUCE CRACK OLYMPIC
MEN TO COME
Has Assurance Of Entry of Daniels,
Champion of the World for Short
Dlstance-WilI Invite Uni
Versity Athletes

Secretary Leslie Henry of the South
ern California Swimming association
will leave Los Angeles today for San
Francisco. where he viii remain for two
weeks Henry's visit to the north IS
for the sole purpose of preparing for
the Pacific coast swimming tournament
which will be held in Los Angeles next
July, during the lllks' reunion.
The secretary's first negotiations VIII
be with the officials of the Olympic
club of the northern city. Henry will
offer great Inducements and 1t is prob
able Los Angels will see a large num-
ber of the crack Olympic club swim
mers participating in the coast cham
pionships.
Other negotiations will be carried on
with the athletic supervisors OF Doth
BERKELEY and Stanford universities
with A view to having both colleges
send a. team of swimmers to Los An
geles. n, -
taken UP with the athlete clubs ana
colleges visited by Henry Will be the
question of whether it would be ad-
vjsable for the northern institutions to
ioin a state water polo league, which
will be organized in conjunction with
the Southern California water polo
league. if satisfactory arrangements
can be made.
With the recent assurance from u "A.
Daniels. the champion short swimmer
of the world, that he would be in Los
Angeles next July and participate in
the aquatic festivals, the California
public should witness one of the great
est swimming meets ever held in the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
BATTLER HANDS
PACKEY A ROAST
SAYS M'FARLAND WANTS TO
FIGHT HIM
Encounter Takes Place in Office OF
New York Paper and Nelson
Gives WouId-Be Oppo=
nent His Views

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Battling Mel
son tonight, in an interview for Los
Angeles Herald, said:
"This evening while at the Journal
office being interviewed by Tad, Packey
Mcfarland happened in and made the
big noise about willing to fight me, Of
fering to do this that, etc.
Il told him he was just looking for
free advertising, and, anyway, 1 was
too busy to talk fight, and that I was
paying Willis Britt to look after my
fighting business and to talk to him,
but for him to go and lick some one
first, for instance, Joe Cans, or Cyclone
Thompson, and show where he was
qualified to meet me as he hasn't got
a live one in his entire record.
"He then started to compare CALI
gan, Kid Goodman, Maurice Sayers
and Charlie Neary, and every one
wetn the limit
1.-The only men he knocked out are
Benny Yanger, and Jimmy Britt, in
anger, was buried for about three
years, pugilistically speaking, and poor
Jimmy never did anything after the
battings I gave him.
kid Herman he fought fifteen rounds
to a no-decision contest
''Ilen ne started TO go over MY IeC-
ord and find some dead ones, but only
a glance was necessary, as all my vic
Tins were rather liveN ones at the time
| beat them, but failed to do any good
after.
4 will just mention a few of the men
I beat, and / didn't win decisions by
going the limit but knocked them out
like a real champion should.
Here are a few of my knockout vic
tories Art Simms, three rounds; Spi-
der Welsh, sixteen rounds; Martin
Canon, eighteen rounds; Eddie Han
lon, nineteen; Young Corbett. twice, ten
and nine rounds, respectively; Jimmy
Britt, eighteen; Jack Clifford, five, and
Joe Cans twice, seventeen and twenty
one rounds, respectively, winning the
championship.
"Show me one single fighter in the
lot had to go to the cemetery and dig
yet, well, the argument got rather
heated, as 1 showed Mcfarland that
when he tried to compare records there
was no comparison at ALL
"Pockey then offered to fight me
any time or place for $4,000, winner take
all, yes, and to go into a back room,
or in the Journal Office right in the
building at once and / called his bluff,
and he quit cold and refused to carry
it out as l flashed my roll in under his
nose.
Later we met at Bob Edgren's office
at the Evening World and had the
same thing all over again. Finish,
almost midnight, Mcfarland groggy-
sparring for wind-looking for a soft
spot somewhat sorry he met me-"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-05
BASKETBALL BECOMES
POPULAR IN SCHOOLS
BOYS OF HIGH HAVE ORGAN
lied TEAM
Girl Students Also Are Enthusiastic
over Sport and Will Place a
Five to Secure Entry in
Tournament

Basketball among the high school
students is fast becoming a popular
branch of athletics. The boys have
organized a team, won their first game
and are out for the championship.
The first victory resulted 21 to
against the Brownsberger Business col
lege.
They have a long schedule, besides
the regular league series which COM
mences November 21, and have made
arrangements TO play Anaheim on the
home courts Saturday morning at 10
o'clock.
The girls also are enthusiastic over
the sport and are organizing five. The
freshmen have two teams and hope to
win the supremacy of the school. The
sophomore girls, on the other hand,
have organized and are practicing daily
on the court.
basketball e~Vrnament VIII be held
in a week or ten days which will de-
eide which five is to represent the
school. The lineup for the sophomore
CirlsS team is as follows
Forwards, Carrie Barton, Ruth Hoe
gee; center Louis Dorsey; guards,
Grace Copeland and Marion Greene (c).