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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
NEGROES cOlM,PL AIN
say NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE
= NOT SATISFACTORILY.
Al .E4arEx Adionrnnaent u AznAe IN
Honor Of the Mewory1 Of the
Late John @. Crosse
lit.i rnelfn.s

Reverent In honor Of John. g. crcYfT.
meIin. former Mayor of MONTGOMERY,
who iied Thursday, the. City Council
met last night in special session 70
proyide for resolutions of respect. On
motion Of Alderman Parrish. ia COM
mittee was appointed by President
Gunter: Aldermen Parrish, Moritz and
saul. 10 draft, the resolution. to be
reported back to the Council at its
next meeting.
The special meeting was then adj
,journedy the regular meeting called Ito
order, and the business Of the evening
begun. - ~
Some Of the ,important doings were
those relative to the schools. For
though no action was taken on any
ali being referred to the Board of
Education. still ali OF the school mat
tiers were Significant.
One dealt with a petition from the
Coiored Business Development League.
of Montgomery, which declared deploY-
able the condition surrolnding the pro-
visions for the, negro school children:
The petition said that aecornmoda-
tons were Inadequate, that the quar-
tiers were unsanitary and poorly ven-
tilated. that they were small, and did
not admit of all the pupils In one ses-
sion; that. two daily sessions, one. in
the afternoon and one In the morn
ing, were necessary. and that the, half
day sessions were bad for the children
and for the teachers; that the school
rooms had, not time to recover from
the occupancy OF children from unsar-
itary,, tuberculous. and Ill kept homes,
before another influx Of children was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
MISS Z. Z. SAFF0LD
DIES IN MONTGOMERY

Death claimed one Of Montgomeryss
aged and distinguished women at an
early hour this morning., when Miss
Eliza Evelyn saffold, aged IS years. re-
siding at los South Perry Street. pass'
ed into the great beyond after ling
erlng illness.
Miss safroid was born on August 90,
1891, at BeIvoir, in Dallss County, at
the home OF her father. Judge Reuben
saffoid. who. from 1855 was the
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
Alabama.
Miss saffold was educated at the
Judson Institute at Marion, graduaA-
ing In June. 1s47..
As a young woman Miss Sanoid spent
much OF her time in Montgomery. and
during the years 1S66-67 she made a
tour of Europe and ever afterwards
always talked entertainingly and in
structively OF her travels. On both her
mothers and her fathers side she was
descended from Revolutionary soldiers,
Reuben Saffold and Joseph Phillips,
both of Georgia.
Miss saffold had been a resident Of
Montgomery for the past eleven years
and during that time she made many
friends.
Among the immediate relatives of
the deceased are: Mrs. John 8. Holmes
Of Mobile, Reuben II. Boiling of Mo-
bile. James p saffold of Mobile, Judge
Saffoid Berney of Mobile, Miss Cavis
Cilley of Lowndesboro, Robert Berney
of Albertviiie, Prof. w. b. Saffoid OF
the University Of Alabama. Mrs. Ida
8. Heidi OF Selma. Mrs. Philiippa B.
Rousseau Of Montgomery. Mrs w. f.
Joseph Of Montgomery. William A..
Saffoid, Peytons B. Saffold and Joseph
p. Saffold of Montgomery. y
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been announced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
SOME CLASS TO BANQUET
GIVEN BY ALDERMAN

It wasn't anybcdy's birthday this
time. but just big turtle from down
on Palm Beach. that was the occasion
Of the banquet last night. with Alder
man Dutch" seidle and Ed Mahoney
as the hosts. ~
The turtle came. and was converted
into the, piece de resistance Of one of
the SWEETEST repasts that ever graced
the aldermanic interiors, and those of
their guests. :
There were many guests too at the
banquet at the Theatrical Club last
night, and not one but who left with
an exalted opinion of certain Montgom-
erians as entertainers and directors OF
fine ''eatln's."
Representatives of every trade and
profession Of Montgomery were seated
about the board, to enjoy this turtle
supper. and the Council adjourned a
little ahead Of the regular order to get
at the repaSt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
SCOTT coNFESsEs
TO TERRIBLE CRIME

q Cleveland. Miss. May l7.-That he
marched the man at the point of pis-
tol a distance Of half mile into a
cypress brake and despite his plead
Ings, shot, him four times In the back,
and, when he died. robbed the body,
county officials declare tonight is the
confession Of Jesse Scott, young
farmer. arrested today In connection
with the killing OF W. l.. Embrey, a
planter.
was at the suggestion OF the mans
wife, with whom he was infatuated,
that he killed Embrey.
I Mrs. Embrey was taken into GUS
tody tonight and. with Scott. will be
taken to the adjoining County sof Sun
flower, where the crime was commit
ted, tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18

forced into them, to- the disadvantaBe
Of children and teacher.
But the Council Committee on
Finance and Schools believed that the
matter was. one for the Board of Edu-
cation. and SO advised.
Another matter referred to the Board
OF Education was that providing for a
wall, for the Capitol Hill School. to
extend around the grounds, which are
at present without such border.
Then, too, was the matter of eniarg-
ing the grounds OF the BelIfnger Hilr
and the Highland Park schools. The
Board of Education declared that, 1t
did mot see where such expenditure
could be made from. the school bond
issue, and asked that an appropriation
of the Council be made TO cover the
finproveInent, which, the board de-
clared, was necessary. ~
Among the committee reports was
one OF the Market COMMITTEES. which
knocked the Council out OF the ward
planned to hold hats. coats, umbrellas
--and perhaps other things--of the
members. For the committee reported
adversely on the locker proposition
and the report was adopted
The recommendation Of the Mayor.
read at the first of the meeting in
cludes his veto ofsan ordnance which
nA0 FOeSn paSocos pEOVAutnS ftpdtl JIM
Ger LaPrade, of the police force. be,
paid for time while'injured The May
or, stated, as his reasons. that, not
only was the matter not In the juris-
dlction of the council but with the
Police Commission. but that, an amount
of 33T5r had already been paid Mr., La?
Prade, and, that 1t was doubtful wheth-
er the oficer did not come to the in
juries which entailed his suspension.
through contrihutory negligence.
-Thes Cioverdafe Fire Station = site
matter was preached. and the special
committee with the. matter in, charge.
was urged to hurry up with Its report.
Contrasts for the sanitary sewer
along Lawrence street and Oak street.
were let TO y. NJ. Mitchell
The, Installation Of an arc light at
Harriet and Margaret street intersec-
tion was authorized.
Another street matter was that, en-
bodied in a. petition. TO the effect that |
condemnation proceedings be institut-
ed against forty foot strip from Nor |
man Bridge road TO Elm street. to be
into the continuation OF |
Morrfs street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
Work Of the City Council
MANY SEEK BONDS -,a.. MEET AGAIN TONIGHT
MANY SEEK BONDS mo BAD FIRE PLUGS
OFFERS ARE MADE |
TO COUNCILMEN.
An sAd1eurned session WIZ Ne Held
Tonight AZ Whichithe F9nst -.
- Report Wiu be Made ny
~ - ~ Coununf fe<se " IS e. ~

when President dunter teiesraphed
the City Council from New York to 70
slow on. the paytpg bond CONTRACT. the
Council accordisEiy "weit SLOW" and
waited. and az a result. were offered
some OF the best propositions for their
bonds ever /, presented to the city OF
Montgomery. -.
For the bids on the $4,000 paving
bonds opened last night before the
City Council. though not figured out. as
yet ON competitive basis. are advan-
ia geous ,as much so. probably, as any
ever put up to that body. according 70
those who have ideas about bonds.
!. The bids were opened and referred
TO the Finance Committee. The conn
mfttee will report tonight vt 8 O'Clock.
when the Council will assemble In ad.
journed session.
The bids Of the various companies
are: IL. 49, :
Lawrence and Parkhurst. Boston. g
per cent bonds. t104.57: per cent
bonds. sfe2.si: Metropolitan Engineer-
ing and Construction Company, fk57.50
premium on entire issue, provided that
company gets contract. for paving Per-
ry. Lawrence and Goldthwaite sStreetsi
First National Bank. Cleveland. Is Ia
per cent bonds. s1.0111 premium for
Issue. six per cent bonds. SENT prem
'iun; r. NJ. Kohn and Sons. .Montgoml
cry s112.bo premium: First National
Bank. Montgomery. s12s.45i for per
cent ISSUE; st27.o2i for 5 per- cent IS
sue: Meyer and Goldman. 1850 prem
ium for Issue on six per- cent bonds.
provided deposit Is made IN MontGom-
cry Bank and Trust Company. and $3.50
premium for s per cent bonds. with the
same proviso. 49,. 80 -. i
An opinion on. the validity of the
bond issue from, Storey. Thornsiixe.
Palmer and Thayer. bond attorneys of
Boston. 10 necessary, and will cost the
city si25 to $3.50. according to. . letter
from the law frsn. - s--iss ftssiis
When the report OF the bond bids was
made. Immediately a long winded con-
fab ensued, as TO the time the report Of
the Finance Committee should be made.
Council should meet at 3 o.ciock to-
night In adjourned meeting. IN order
to hear the final report OF the Finance
COMMITTEES as to the bond contract. and
to hear, at the same time. the report Of
the street Committee as 20 the ravirg
contracts OF the streets IN regard to
whose Improvement the bond issue Ia
contemplated. &.e. q -.
At the meeting OF the Council last
night, paving men, contractors ana rep
resentatives OF a dozen other ilcraffs-
trades or. professions crowded the
Council Chamber. each of the throps
intent on the results Of the bond bids .
and upon the paving Contracts.
AS the bids were opened ana read.
and the decision to meet for final sets
Element tonight announced, the crowd
began to thin, the issue IN which their
interest was centered being settled for
the night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
FRIENDS OF BoYLES
THREATEN A JUDGE

Cleveland. o.. May 17--Iooal police
have learned that threat has been
made TO dynamite the home OF Judge
A. w, Williams in Mercer, Pa. unless he
lends his efforts towards obtaining a
new trial for James Boyle and wife.
recently convicted before him on the
charge of kidnapping Willie Whltla
The threats were sent In an anony-
nous letter post-markedN Cleveland.
The letter was signed "A Friend of the
Boylea," and warned Judge williams
that unless he did as the writer order.
ed. his home would be blown up and
himself and family killed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
GOVERNMENT SEXES
.. OKLAHOMA SAW MILLS

oklahoma City, Ok. May 17-Deputy
United states Marshal Bacon today
seized 100000 feet of lumber. six saw
mills and other property of the Pine
Hin and Walker Hopkins Lumber Com
panfes and other smaller concerns.
The deputy acted in accordance with
wfits issued by the United States Dis
]. M. Mueller. a special agent OF the
Department of the Interior, relating to
conditions In the timber reservation of
the Choctaw Nation. The Mueller re-
portSis complete and will be filed next
week. 10 81 n. |
The investigation was caused by
charges Of unlawful depreciation of
timber on the reservation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
noUNpARY LIVE DISPUTE.

Virginia Case VIII
- Seen be settled.
Washington. May 1.-THE long pend
ing case between the States of Mary
land and West Virginia regarding
their Interstate boundary line. bids
fair ITO be finally heard and disposed
OF during the next term of the SUI
preme Court of the United States
The. Attorneys General Of the two
States met In the court today and con-
CURED i'm a requsst that the hearing
of the case be set for some time
early In the term of 190s-10. The
court took the request under advise
ment but will probably announce its
decision next Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES
MUST BE SURRENDERED

Greenyille. Tenn. May 1T,-An i'm
portant decision in bankruptcy cases
made by Judge Sanford OF the United
States Court was fled here today.
In the opinion Judge Sanford held
that life insurance policies naming the
estate of the insured as beneficiary
are not exempt and must be surren-
dered to the trustee In bankruptcy as
other assets. In this he oyerruled the
referee. Only policies naming the wife
and children as beneficiaries, are ex-
empt under the ruling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
FLORIDA LAwMAKER
ANGERED AT GOVERNOR

Tallahassee. Fia.s May. .17--In the
Senate today, Senator Broome announc-
ed that II Governor Gilchrist did not
send to the General Assembly spe-
cial message withdrawing the state
ment contained In his inaugural mes
sage to the Legislature In which he re-
ferred to Washington. Lee and Lincoln
as "the three greatest Americans" he
proposed to introduce a resolution de-
mandinK that the Governor rescind
those words.
Stonewalls jackson and others.
Governor Giichrist, in his inaugural
message. urged the Legislature to set
aside February IL. the date of Lin
coins birth. as holiday. No action
has been taken upon the suggestion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
WILL INCREASE WAGES.
Announcement COneerns $1,000 ste
Workers.

Advertisement COneerns $1,000 STEEL
4 = Workers.
Pittsburg. Pa. May 1.-THE an
nouncement Is made here tonight that
$4,000 employees Of iron and steel COM
panies having headquarters here and
in this vicinity. Will receive an advance
in wages averaging ten per cent, the
first, OF June or the first of July.
Some of the manufacturers have al
ready posted notices OF the Increase,
and Others. II Is said. will do so in Q
few days.
The United States Steel Corporation
has made no announcement of an In
Trease Z" sss;n e.. el. saiu .ne
Republic Iron and steel Company. and
other Independent companies will re-
store the wages paid prior TO the first
of last, April. when a general cut was
made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
CANT CoLLECr INSURANCE..
Heirs Of Man Killed In Duel, Lose Cas-


New Orleans, La. May IA widow
or heirs Of man killed In duel or
3. fight that he has sought. according
TO decision today by the United
states Court of Appeals. cannot collect
Insurance on a policy held by the man
killed.
Tho case In which the decision was
rendered came up from the Northern
District of Texas and was styled Mrs.
Lee Manner VS.. the Pennsylvania Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company. The
records show that the husband OF the
plaintiff, DR.. Franklin B. Manner. OF
Hill county. Texas, was shot and killed
In q street duel In 1905 by E.. u.
Griffin, with whom he had Quarreled.
The defense contended that the duel
was precipitated by Maner. and on this
ground fought the, case. This amount
of insurance involved was 100000. The
decision OF the lower court was In
favor Of the insurance company and
this decision was sustained by the
Court of Appeals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
Mrs. Bnrber DIes suadeplv,

Rirminghanl. May I7--AErs. Newton
Barber. q wen known woman, died
suddenly today or Pneumonia contract
ed yesterday. Mr.. barber IL a travel
sissippi. All efforts to locate him 30
far have been In vain. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS.


cess I'm Georgia Campaign.
Augusta, Ca, May 1E-Director
Routzahn, in charge OF the American
Tuhercuiosis Exhibition. who Is con-
Quoting an 'all Georgia campaign"
against tuberculosis, under the aus
pices of the National Association for
the study and prevention of tubercu-
losis, is meeting with wonderful sue
cess in his work in this city, having
enlisted tho support OF he-varfous So
cleties as well as the churches and
newspapers
The most unique feature OF the Au-
gusta campaign is to be inaugurated
T,,esday. which has been set aside as
a day for talking tuberculosis. To-
morrow committees of women from the
Kings Daughters, churches. womeh's
clubs, etc, will visit each residence
ana business house In the city, early
in the day. leaving at cash an appeal
for devoting the day to discussion
OF this dread disease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
J. u. nosEN suIcIDTs.
Leaves Property TO wife from WHOM
He was Separated.

He was Separated.
Hot Springs, Ark, May III. ID.
Rosen. former merchant tailor OF
this city. committed suicide by firing
a ss-caiibre bullet through his brain
at Spring Lake, q summer resort near
here. today. Rosen made will one
week ago. giving his property to his
wife and two children. residents of
Philadelphia. and from whom he had
baan separated. lre aa
A note left addressed to his. attor-
ney stated that Rosen was tired OF his
disappointed life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
BIG COMPRESS BURNS.

Five Thounnad BALES of Cotton De-
~str0yed I'm Arkansas.
Fort Smith, Ark. May 17.-Fire
early today destroyed the Fort Smith
Compress and its contents of 5000
bales of cotton. The loss Is estimated
at 100000 and is covered by insur-
ance. The IRE Is supposed to have
been started by an incendiary. Flames
broke out simultaneously In a dozen
diffarent places In the yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
oRnnks AnE SWOLLEN.
One woman Drowned In the LOwIauds
of Lincoln.

Of Lincoln.
Lincoln, Neb., May ia -downpour
of rain tonight sent Salt Creek and
Antelope Creek out OF their bounds
and residents living in lowlands were
forced to take their belongings to
higher places.
Mrs Stella Cole. wife OF the keeper
of the. city park. was drowned while
trying to escape with her baby from
her submerged home.
A man who swan TO her rescue, took
the baby to a place OF safety Re-
turning for the woman he himself was
carried into the main current Of the
Antelope and barely escaped with his
life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
Coner sho,,lrn Mnnt Clo..

New York. May 17.-sunday closing
for the shows and beer gardens OF
Coney Island was ordered today by
Mayor Mcclellan. The showmsn win
endeavor to secure the revocation or
modification of the order.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
Juaxe HuIsey mead

Atlanta. Ga. May iT--Jud9e William
H. Hulsey. former ordinary of Fulton
County, died heer today aged 70 years.
During the civil war he was Colonel Of
the l2nd Cenrg4a Regiment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-18
CAUGHT IN MACHINERY.

One sGan Killed and Another Fatally
Injured.
Blue Ridge, Ca. May 17.-Night
Waterman Walter Mason was killed
and an employe named Coon was fa.
tally injured here early this morning
by being caught In the machinery OF
the Union Tannery Company's acid
plant
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-21
Schedule in Effect
JUNE 90, 1909.

Leave 7:2O a. m. tor Roanoke
Norfolk and all points GA the Shen.
adoah division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke 20 New York, via Hagers-
own. Pullman Parlor Car Roanoke
Norfolk.
Ssh a. m. for Roanoke, Rich.
nonl, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Dining Car to Roanoke. Pa-!or Car
roanoke to Norfolk.
1910 p. IN. for Roanoke. Lynch.
Ourg and intermediate stations and
The Shenandoah Valley. Philadelphia
aud New York. Sleeper to Phi.adel-
hia and New York. Gaia car Gary
AID Roanoke.
9:1S d. m. for Roanoke, lynch
,urg, Richmond, Norfolk. PLlm1n
sleeper 10 Norfolk, ROs coke to
1ichmOQd.
Leave Blueileld $40 p. n. for Ken
D7a, Columbus and all poi2ts West
and Northwest. Pullman Sleeper for
Columbus and Cincinnati. Cafe cars.
$40 q. m. Pullman s eepsr for
columbus. Cafe Dining Car.
Leave 6:5O q, N. and 2.C5 p. n.
Tally fer Tazewell, Norton and 81
stations on Clirch Valley division.
Arrive from Norton and points on
he Clinch Valley divisloa ct 1920 p
n. and 7:O5 p. u.
Leave 500 a. N. for We ch AMI
Intermediate stations.
Leave 10:45 a. III. for William.
ION ald intermediate stations.
Aeave 2:15 p. m. for WEIGH and
Intermediate stations.
For additional Information can On
gent Norfolk and Western Railway
w. b. BEVILT..
Gen Pass hRent.
EOaGoks, Va
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NOTICE.

To whom it may c; ncern:
Notice is hereby .Iiyen to the rub-
lie that We, the Undersigned will
apply to the Board of Affairs OF the
City Of Bluefield, West Virginia, for
franchise to turkish and sell gas
for Illuminating Ccd heatina pur-
poses to the City Of BluefieId West
Virginia. the citizens, residents and
inhabitants thereof and for the priv
iIege of constructing and erecting
plant for the manufacture of gas
and OF entering any and all streets
an' alleys Of the said City Of Blue
heId and lay down gas mains and
laterals.
The conditions and terms upon
which said franchise is to be re-
quested can be found i'm the appli-
cation of the undersigned. which
application is now on file in the Of
lice of the Auditor of the CITY of
Bluefield, West Virginia
2. w. hKERS,
C. T. EPLING.
p. j. McELRATh.
p j. KELLEY.
J. NJ. SANDERS.
r. NJ. GARRETT.
w. j. jerks.
EARL RILEY.
Nve-Aber 16, 1909.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-21

Earl Riley who has been confined
to 5 Lukes' hospital for several DAYS
is reported slightly improved today
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-21

G. L. Ritter ana George Litz pass
ed through the city this morning en-
route TO North Carolina ON busisncss.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-21
CHRISTIANS AND NEW YEAR HOL-
I0AY EXCURSION FARES VIA
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.

To Rich nond, Norfolk, Washington.
st. Louis. POINTS in Virginia, the Caro-
hnas, Alabama. Florida. Georgia Ken
lucky Louisiana Mississippi and Ten
nessee. Pullman Sleepers, Parlor
Care Dining ars. On sale Dec. l6.
IL. is. q. p. %. % 2j. 81 and Jan.
!. final Unit Jan. 6. 1910.
Rates uLon application to Agents.
w b. BEVIL.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Roanoke, Va.
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PERSONAL

W + Ross left for Roanoke his
morning ON business
% \. Rawson aud wife OF Mcdowell
ar. 700 Dee city olay
Mrs Maurice Walkrr os nram~en
was 8" 'h" ci} yesterday
Mrs W. - Groves and son OF Dante
We're in the city Yesterday
II u. Mcclure of s.. Paul is a bust
ness visitor i'm The city today
, Mrs A. Lynch Def. for Roanoke this
morning TO De gone for few DAYS
Mrs W W Gnuspic Of ST. PAU.
us visiting friends IN INC city TO-
day
Mrs w. II. Sheets and Miss Bessie
Smith. of swi'chback. are in The city
today.
\. H. Land left for Florida this
morning to spend the holidays with
his family
/ Mrs. s. VI Rnnton and daughter
Mamie OF Bramwcl are shopping in
the city today
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-21

Miss Aileen Akers, accompanied by
Miss crest Hudson. are expected in
the city tonight coming from Louis
vile Ky, whore they have been at
tending school
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-12-21

Give the boy or girl a pair Of Bus
ter Brown Shoes for Xmas. Sold only
by
THE HAWLEY MDSE.. co.
12-2O-4t
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PoTrgD FERNS At THE EAST
EMO PHARMACY.
Evening journal., 1909-11-04
YALE MUST
BE KEPT FRESH
Coaches And Trainers Work
Hard TO Keep Big Eleven in
Condition

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW HAVEN, Conn. No. 4.-rhe big
gest problem before the Yale coaches and
trainer Mack to-day is TO keep the Yale
team from going stale. Tho composition
Of the Blue elven has been practically
settled for so long and the regular COM
bination has played together in so many
games that there Is real danger Of the
team reaching its ledge" before the same
with Harvard on November 90. which Is
looked upon as the only real struggle that
the team will have this year. Neither the
Brown game on next Saturday, nor the
game with Princeton on the following
Saturday will extend the team TO its limit
in the opinion Of Yale followers.
To guard against staieness Il IS prob
able the second string OF players Will
figure prominently in tho practice work
from now on. OF course Yale will start
the Brown and Princeton games with
her regulars, but they viii be relieved
just as soon as possible. The Yale team
know enough football now and the job is
10 keep the bunch physically ht