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Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
RESOLUTIONS ON DEATH
OF DR.. I. s. PADDOCK
Voted by Medical sooiety--State Pres
ident Gilbert Spoke on tuberculosis
and DR.. TinsIey Read Paper.

There was a good sized attendance OF
doctors at the one hundred and
eighteenth semi-annual meeting of the
New London County Medical society
held here Thursday afternoon at the
Buckingham Memorial and oDened at
2 o'clock The president, DIR. Nd. K.
Fox Of Montville, opened the meeting
and gave a talk on. the subject of tu-
berculosis The minutes were then
read the secretary, DR.. E. G. Chip
man Of New London.
When the matter of new members
came up DIR. Frank M. Dunn of this
city and DIR. Joseph S. Burr of Baltic
We're admitted to membership. DR..
Burr was transferred from the Middle
sex county society. The New London
county society now has 81 members.
DIR. Samuel Gilbert. president Of the
state medical association, was pre-
scented and commended the work OF
the society on the legislative action
which had been secured, speaking In
particular of the bill on tuberculosis.
He recommended the early sending in
of notices regarding new cases OF tu-
berculosis to the health officer that he
might advise the patients and people
how to care for them.
1t was voted that resolutions should
be adopted on the death of DIR. L. 8.
Paddock and that an autobiography
should be prepared and sent to the
state society. A committee on resolu-
tions and autobiography was appoint
ed, including DR.. CASSIDY for the auto
biography and Drs. Smith and Witter
for the resolutions.
President Fox named DR.. Is. p.
Douglass of Groton to fill the vacancy
on the board of censors caused by DIR.
Paddock's death.
Only one of the two papers for the
afternoon was read DR.. w. x. Ting
ley was heard on Uterine Fibroids
from. the operative standpoint DR..
P. II. Hartman was to have given a
paper on the same subject, but was
called away before he had time to
give it. DIR. Tingley's paper was heard
with much interest and brought forth
much discussion.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
3 CHANCES in Mails.

Owing to the change in time of the
arrival and departure of trains on the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad and the Central Vermont rail-
road. the early morning mail will close
at the postoffice at 4.45 a. m, and 9TH
er mails during the DAY one-half hour
before leaving time of. train, with the
exception OF the last. evening mail for
Boston. New York and various points
south and west. which will close at
SIS, as usual. The last evening mail
is not received until about 9.15 at the
postoffiee, about fifteen minutes later
than heretofore.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Error of a Waitrsss.

Three women patrons at a Broad
way restaurant this week enjoyed a
nice lunch there and departed 1855
richer than when they went in through
the error the waitress made in making
change. To pay for their lunch. which
came to As cents, one of the party
rendered IS bill. When the waitress
made the change she supposed she
had returned IS cents and four one
dollar bills but later discovered that
it had been three ones and the original
five. Several clues were followed up
in the hope of locating the three Gus
toners, but without success, and so
far they have not returned OF rectify
the mistake. AS this waitress has to
stand the loss there will be a slim
pay envelope for her at the end of the
week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Building New COTTAGES.

Two new cottages, one of six. and
the other Of seven rooms, are being
built on the north side of Boswell ave-
nue. above Fourteenth street, by Smith,
of both are complete, and the frame
of one is well up. They are to have
all modern conveniences.. It is prob
able that more cottages will be built
in that section, as the location there
IL very good.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
THE WEATHER.
Forecast For Today.

For New England: Fair Friday and
probably Saturday; moderate temper
AZURE: light variable Winds
Predictions from the New York Her
aid: Friday generally fair weather will
prevail, with slowly falling tempera-
lures and light to fresh variable winds,
followed by cloudiness in and near the
lake region; and Saturday overcast
weather, with slight temperature
changes.
Observations in Norwich.
The folio wing records. reported from
Sevin's pharmacy. show the changes
in temperature and the barometric
changes Thursday:
Their. Bar
a. m. .......9...'...'. ~ S0.1z
Il H. s..-.... ....s..s..... oV.Vo
p. m. ..........-....... So 1902
Highest II, lowest As.
Comparisons.
Predictions for Thursday: Fair;
slight change of temperature: west
winds becoming variable.
Thursdays weather: Fair; warm
err. variable winds becoming north
west.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

A covered wagon, belonging to La
cavera, the North Main street fruit
dealer, figured in a short but excit-
ing runaway Thursday afternoon at
five o'clock. An automobile scared
the horse and it headed for it's stall
in the Lathrop barn off North Main
street. The animal tried to pull the
wagon through the narrow. barn door
but the effort was too much for him
and he quoted down. No damage was
done
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Gifts to Mseum.

The Peabody museum Of Yale uni
versity has just received a number Of
important gifts, including a collection
of prehistoric antiquities given by DIR.
Paul Veuger of the Neufchatel
MUSEUM. Switzerland, consisting OF
bronze and stone instruments. col
lection OF Egyptian antiquities. eth
nogra phical articles from Africa. and
large collection of Indian antiqui-
ties have also been received.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
TAFTVlLLE
Progress on the ParochisI Buildings
Meeting of Young Ladies' Gsrde-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph GaskeIl Leave
for California.

The monthly meeting of Garde Ma
RE Jeanne, the members of which are
thirteen young ladies of the parish,
was held in Parish hall this week.
There was the customary drill under
the direction of the captain. Miss
Bernadette Garand, and this was ex-
ecuted with such finish that the mem
bers- are planning to give a public
exhibition some time this month dur
ing the parish fair. The resignation
of Miss Marianne Marcaurele who was
married this week was received with
regret. 1t is expected however, to
increase the membership by a num-
Der of additions later on.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
NORWICH TOWN
Birthday Party Enjoyed Guessing, Con-
.tests-Lawn Meeting of improve
ment, Society.

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Charles j. Abel of Bozrah entertained
at their home on Bear Hill in honor Of
Mr., Abelps, birthday Miss Mary Wat
ties. Miss Jessie Hyde. George F. Hyde
and. Henry II. Frazier of Norwich Tow
and Miss Alice Bishop, Mrs. Miner anc
Albert Avery of Bozrah. The time was
pleasantly spent in guessing contests
the number of peanuts IN a quart and
seeds in watermelon; there was alse
an Illustrated book game. All the ar
ticfes in the menu began with the let
ter and the guests were obliged tt
guess what they ordered to eat.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Meeting of Improvement Society.

A most enjoyable afternoon was
spent on Wednesday by about fifty peo-
pie on the lawn and in the home OF
Mrs. Owen s. Smith of Huntington
avenue. 1t was the first meeting OF the
season of the First Church Improve
ment society. Ice cream and cake were
served and the sum of $40 was real
lied. A new stove for the kitchen IL
the chapel is to be purchased soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
In the CITY Court.

Charged with being a wayward girl,
Ethel Rodman was sent to home in
New Haven by Judge Brown in the
city court on Thursday morning. She
is IS years old, has been with family
al East Great Plain. previous to which
she was in the county home She Is
ineorrigible. Policeman Morgan took
he. "a New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Out of a job by reason OF recently
reslgning at the time the train dis
patchers OF the national lines went out
on strike and now in the United States
in search OF work, ID. ]. Vent, former
chief dispatcher at Monterey for the
national lines, has fallen heir to s60a.-
900 In Scotland.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

The brakes on a car going down the
grade of the spur track at the new
mill Thursday afternoon failed to work
but a small scar which was on the
track stopped its progress and kept
it from running offsthe iron;
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Miss Jessie Hazard and her brother
George Hazard, of Plain Hill have re-
turned from visit to their aunt in
Guilford.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Patrick Fitzgibbons of North Main
street. who has been at the Backus
hospital since Monday is reported to
be improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Mrs. Charles McGfbney Of Clinton
avenue is at her home after a seven
weeks absence in New London with
| her parents, Policeman and Mrs.
1 O'Leary.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

A. E. Ravenell has purchased the
livery stable OF Alex Dupont in Bal
tic and has taken possession of the
business this week. Mr.. Ravenell and
his wife have moved to Baltic recently
from this village.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

The dancing class at the Broadway
academy opened Thursday night under
Professor Kennedy with a record break
ing attendance. having 81 pupils. IN
the afternoon the children'si class neAo
its first session with fourteen cou-
pies. -
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Mira and Mrs. Ralph Gaskell OF 81
South b street left Thursday for Ba-
kersfield, Cal, where thew will join
their daughter, Mrs. William Berry
formerly of Taftville. They will make
their home there for the present but
expect to return later.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Olle @ullftilr.
Norwich, Friday, Oct. 8. 1909.

The Bulletin should be delivered
everywhere In the city before o. 20.
Subscribers who fail to receive IL by
that time will confer a favor by re-
porting the fact to The Bulletin Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Guests from Jewett City.

Mrs L. ]. Saxton of Wightman ave-
nue. entertained on Wednesday Mrs.
Maria Grant. Mrs. Harriet Steaver and
Mrs. Jane Patten. all Of Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Mrs. Dennis Houlihan of Sturtevant
street won one of the lots in the town
Of Westhampton,, L. l., through the
Gage Stock company, which was in the
city recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Thomas Gilroy went back to Brook
Ign, N. Y, on Thursday after a few
days stay with his aunt, Mrs. Daniel
Dowdall. of Otrobando avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Miss Kate Roatfl, who has been
spending some time with her cousin,
Miss Cynthia Baekus, OF Tewn street,
returned. on Thursday to her home in
Toledo, o.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Mrs. Tiffany has returned to hei
home on West Town street after q
visit to her brother in Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Uyme.-Resident hunters licenses
have been issued to Frederick Peck,
Arthur ]. Gilbert, Jr.. and Adm Took
er recently
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Seven arches with ornamental terra
Gotta were placed in position on the
front of. the new parochial school on
Thursday over the six single windows
and the one double window of the sec
ond story The date 1909 has also
been placed over the double window.
After'a few more feet of -brickwork is
laid, all win be in readiness for roof
ing the building. On the inside. the
carpenters are giving their attention
mostly to- the flooring and partitions.
In the convent the plasterers have
completed their work. the heating boil
er has. BEEN set up and much of the
piping is iil.~ The work on both build
ings As going along. satisfactorily.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
DRAPERIES

500 pairs of Scotch Lace Curtains
purchased at Important Price coneess-
ions. will be offered at exceptionally
Low Prices.
These Curtains come in white and
Arabian, in dainty effects, and are very
serVieeable.
ON SALE BEGINNING TO-DAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
DIED.

sIZER-In New Lopd0n. Oct. s, 1909
Harriet NJ, widow of Rial G. Sizer
in the 18th year Of her. age.
PALMER-In Groton. Oct. Z. 1909
Dorothy MacLaren; daughter of Os-
car w. and Maud c. Palmer, In her
St'h year.
Funeral private.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

Mystic.-Nieholas Duer will move his
family from Greenmanville' aveneu TO a
farm in the Burnetts corners district.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

. 42o 100 pairs Of white Scotch
Lace Curtains. full length
value special price t2c a pair. value
sec sec.
72c 1850 pairs Of Scotch Lace
Curtains in very pretty ef-
value feets-speciai price nc =
S5c pair, value S5c. 49,.
S1.00 200 pairs OF Scotch Lace
Curtains In both white and
value. Arabian special price. t1oe
s1.25 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Briefs.

, J. J. Austin of East Norwich is N
Hartford for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

The Misses Rose, Eveline and AM
anda Peloquin of Merchants avenue,
with their mother. left Thursday for
Montreal, Canada, where they plant
to make their nome<in the future. and
TO conduct a millinery business as
they have in raftville for many years
mast
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
MARRIED

Rus-BEsNJAMIN--1n Norwich, Oct
6. by Rev Asher II. Wilcox. Elijah
d. Harris of Norwich and Mrs. Isbel
s. BENJAMIN of Mystic.
HANNUM-PALMER this city, Oct
bv Rev DR. M. $. Kaufman,
Charles r. Hannum OF Ware. Mass
and Miss Irene Palmer of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
Very Special

Just reeelved-another lot Of. RULED
Sash curtains--resular ice value at
1oc a pair while they last. :
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
GREEN EVELLE

Six hours after high water It is low
tide, which is followed By Hood tidA.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

London's underground tubes have a
total length Of 145 miles.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08

ness before the public, there is no, me-
dunn better than through the advertis-
Ing columns OF The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
City of Norwich Water, Works.
Office of

Board OF Water aCOmmlSsIoners.
Norwich, Conn, Sept. 80, 1903.
Water rates for the quarter ending
Sept. 80. 1909. are due and payable at
the office Oct !, 1903, Office open
from a. m. to II, and to D. m
"Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7 to
until Oct. 90.
Additions will be made to ali bills
remaining unpaid after Oct. 30.
WILLIAM w. IVES,
oct1d Cashier.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
so pairs Of Fine Scotch Lace
Curtains at these prices:

At $1.8e a pair. value t,.2s
At $40 a pair. value s75e
At S2.4e a pair, value 5000
At $3.50 a pair. value $3.50
Norwich bulletin., 1909-10-08
SEA FOOD H Hss.s Stock

3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
lOrty gar0eS.
CLUB RATING.

Selling-Gypsy Girl. Martin May. Gray
Goose. 1Of; French Girl. l0A; Jack Hale.
lo7: Our. Nugget, 100: Forty Four. 1Os:
Fair Cecilian. 100; Miss Shy. 100: Zyunolc,
lO9; Herdsman: lo9; Horizon. 112; Che
hatis 1l2; Universe. liz; Dorimor, 112.
These also are eligible: Tcmpter. Dan
Lichan.
Second race. three-quarters Of a mile.
sellinG-Lucesta, 100. Lotta Creed. lO3
Fulhll: l0S. Harvey F.. los; Sou. 109; An
aYTi lO9.
Third race. three quarters Of n mile.
selling-Brown Tony. 90, Low Geant. 90:
Troppe. 90. Anderson. 102: Sand Paper,
lOi; Eustacean, 10i: Alamo. lG4, Sir Va
grant, l0i; Coincidence. 105: Robin Gray,
iOi; Inauguration, lO4: jubilee Jueeins,
l0I; Lally. lO7: Little Fitz, 109: Croydon,
lO9
Fourth race. seven -eighths of a mile,
purse-Amerot. Sc; Pinto formerly Piute)
90; Or. Berkley l0i; Joe Rose. l0i. Wa
ponoca, I07; Harry Scott. 107: Husky. l07;
Black Oak l09: Howard Shean l09; Ros-
trum, l09; Pantoufle, III.
Fifth race. mile, selling-Splendlda, IS;
Spring Frog, 90: Or. Holzberg. 92 La
Rclne Elindoo. 95; Merry Git, Or: Ger
emonious. %; Ragman. 90; HooraS 80;
Anna l.. Daley lOl. Acrobat 1903; Rose
boro, 1O5; St Joseph. Jos; Campaigner,
lO9; First Premium IlO.
Sixth race. one and -slxteenths
miles selllng-Golconda 106: Ballot Box,
l09: Maledictlon. 109 Tivollni. lO9: Billy
Pullman, l09; Molcsey, l09 Elfall 100;
Polar Star, lO9; Heart 70 Hyaclnth. 1l2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Their source OF income was mys-

years. Their source OF income was mys-
tcrious.
Frances was found lying on the floor
while the body OF her sister dansled from
"A piece OF clothes-line made fast above
a door. \ small box was found In the
dining room. on the cover of which had
been written:
Frances hung herself at @:12 Sat Me
too"
This led TO the belief that the two
women had carried out suicide agree
ment. Frances hanging herself first and
the body being cut down by her sister.
But further investigation brought to
light more grewsomc details. Under
meath her clothing and sticking In the
breast of Frances was a hatpin, buried
up TO It's head The pin had been driven
close TO the heart, Similar wounds. but
OF not such a serious nature. were found
in the other body, which leads to the
belief that the sisters may have quar-
relied and fought.
whether Frances deliberately hanged
her sister. then killed herself with the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
YOKEL WILL MEET
O'CONNELL TONIGHT
Wrestlers Are Equally Matched
in Weight and Fans Expect
Good Exhibition.

Mike Yokel, wrestling instructor of the
Y. NJ. c. A., and e. J. O'Connell. wrest-
ling instructor OF the Multnomah Athletic
club OF Portland. Ore. Will meet tonight
in finsh wrestling match. winner best
two In three heats to take the long end
OF the purse. al the Salt Lake theater,
commencing at SIS o'clock. The wrest
lers are 10 weigh in at ringside at $50
pounds, or under. Both men are we'll
known and for the first time In the his
tory of wrestling In this state. two men
will appear on the mat of equal size and
the fans ought 10 get a run for their
money.
There VIII be three preliminarles. in
which Utahs best amateur wrestlers Will
appear. Ed Ferguson OF ogden will take
on Dale Dean OF this city, EleX Lloyd o!
this city is matched with James Cleary
OF Ogden, with Macsay and Knutskl fin
lshing up.
The admission ranges from 25 cents
Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
FRISCO NINE PROMOTER
ACCIDENTALLY KILLS SELF

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-J. Robert Timlin,
a mining promoter of San Francisco, shot
and killed himself, accidentally. 1t is be-
lieved, at n roomine hotel here tonight.
Guests Of the hotel, who heard a shot
rushed to the room and found him lying
on the floor dying. Beside him was a
suit case. partly opened. In the suit case
was a revolver. II Is believed Timlin ac-
cidentally discharged the revolver when
attempting 10 close the case. The bullet
struck him in the abdomen. and he died
few minutes later.
TlmlIns San Francisco address Is 212
Mason street He registered at the hotel
Friday as ~, II. Timln, San Francisco,
Golden and New York city" Stationery
Of the Hotel Astor. New York City, was
found in his room.
Hc was 80 years old and leaves "A
widow, who is In San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
WAGNER LEADS NATIONALS IN BATTING
CORBETT BIG CHARITY
ACTOR AT PRESENT
Will Train Jeffries and Will
Refuse to Take Money for
His Services.

When II comes to charity" said Spike.
oyoS SyorDett is there million, He has now
months and would not. under any CON
slderation, accept a penny for his serv-
Ices; He Is willing to do all tho hard
work and stick TO the last minute In order
that the former champion will be able TO
place the down pillow under the big
smokes left car. / don't believe that
Sornett has as any heart left He has given
Say" said Pickles. .if YOU think that
0orbett is making this splurge for. glory
You've you got another think coming. He has
ter two or three contests To get into shape
SO that he can take care OF Jef in the
bHaheys Ebsa waY for Gf S sunny Jim Is in the
tracks and III bet they lead to barrel
OF yellow before the big fight comes on
We'll | don't know about that" con-
tinued Spike, Il know Corbett personally.
l saw him on the stage once and i al
ways speak 70 him since that time and
he never fails TO recognize me when
make the salute. | know that Corbett
has made lots of money. and / don't
believe that he has got a red cent left.
Coroett doesn't care for money. He would
n nice story about him. I believe just
what he says about this nght-he is 60
ing, 10 put Jeffries in frst-class shape
and VIII not ask the big fellow TO cough
up cent"
you're bugs" said Pickles. gust mark
my words that Corbett will place himself
On easy SlEttl DeloCe the QBle OF the JeI-
fries johnson fight. He Will come out
and box several OF the heavies TO get him
self into shape for Jeffries. incidentally.
he will offer the contest to some pro-
moter like. Coffroth. McCarey. Rickard or
Downing for a small purse. say $4,000.
Corbett being the attraction, will take
down the long end. while his opponent will
get what is left. in connection with a
good beating. After Corbett has thor
oughly worked over the entire field of
heavies. he viii turn his attention 10 JEFF
fries. Then two eX-cEamps Will announce
that they Will box an exhibition and an
other large purse Will be offered. OF
course. Jcffries would not think of taking
n cent of the gate money. He will be
good fellow and turn over the entire CD
receipts TO Corbett In payment for the
latter's gratuitous services. Could he do
otherwise? Corbett would not think of
5ispleasing Jeffries by not taking the slit
and Will humbiy accept the purse. Do
YOU know that before the Fourth OF July
the public will have paid the fighters over
81, ,000. 900 TO see the prclimtnaries on and
on the stage for the Jefrres- johnson
fight, and don't forget II. Coroett, JEFF
fries and Johnson win get ali the cream"
"Maybe you're right" said Spike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Yokel Will Try Out
Multnomah Champion
BATTLING NELSON TO
COMMENCE TRAINING
Cancels Theatrical Engagements
to Get Ready for Fight
With Welsh.

once again Battling Nelson is free 10
commence training for his fight with
Freddie Welsh, which contest is TO take
place before the National Sporting club
OF London, February 12 for guaranteed
purse of S2O.OoO the men TO weigh in at
1873 pounds. ringside Nelson has cam
eelod all his theatrical dates. which were
made subject 10 his wishes in case he
signed up for any fights.
Nelson says that he needs little hard
HWorE' as he has been living an athletes
lite and is in excellent physical condition.
All he needs now Is TO work his muscles
INTO shape for staying qualities
Speaong OF the fight, Nelson says that
TO get into the ring with him, and he
hopes that the EnGlishman VIII make as
good showing as he anticipates AS for
himself. he said that he would bore I'm
not let up until he had won or lost Nell
son believes that Welsh VIII not be able
TO stand twenty rounds
Nelson said. am going after Welsh
got the punch. and / can afford TO ex-
change blows with him, and II ne VIII
stand up and fight me. / know that he
cannot last Welsh Is a clever boxer. but
from what | have seen OF him | do not
believe he has the steam TO put a good
man away / will be in the best of CON
dltIon. and while the doctors have had
me dying and sporting writer's have de-
c!ared that Wolglst clipped my wings
In that ten-round bout OF ours down In
the City OF the Angels. my friends still
believe in my ability as n fighter We
VIII let her go at that. but do want TO
say to my friends that l am going TO
get the decision over Welsh, II not credit
for n knockout.
Nelson will receive two round "Trip
tickets and $500 for training expenses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
T0ZER FAILS TO SAVE
JAPS FROM DEFEAT

Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. l9.-The
Occidental baseball team defeated the
japanese team of this city today by the
score OF TO o. The Japanese put up
good game. but the negroes showed
superior team work and hit harder and
oftener.
1t was thought that the "Japs" would
win, owing TO the fact that Tozer was
In the box for them, while Orendorn was
on the receiving end. Tozer was a trife
wild and the Salt Lake boys pounded
him for bakers dozen OF safe biugles.
The Occidental team may take trip
through the southern states the coming
spring. The intention is to go to Florida
and up the coast TO Maine, and then re-
turn TO Salt Lake with the worlds S title
as the best colored team In the country